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| 2851 | Brief Life History Daughter of William Clark and Mary Reeves, wife of Daniel Homan, whom she married about 1768 in Suffolk County, New York, and mother of Deborah (married Jonas Buckingham, married Jonathan Jones), Hannah (married Peter Skidmore), Mary (married Ebenezer Bayles) and Daniel Homan (married Clarissa Overton). (Long Island Surnames; Transcriptions by Elbert N. Carter, Brookhaven Historian, in 1962) Inscription ENCY Relict of Daniel Homan Died Dec. 31, 1816 AE 67 | Clark, Deliverance “Ency” (I312684224518)
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| 2852 | brnstbl fam v1 p196 dew brnstbl fam v1 p196 dew | Coleman, John (I312684223973)
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| 2853 | Bronson film had 9 children Bronson film had 9 children | Underwood, * Dorcas (I312684225239)
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| 2854 | Bur: Old Brick Baptised Church Cemetary, Bur: Old Brick Baptised Church Cemetary, Jarretsville Md. Changed burial data Old Brick Cemetery, Jarrettsville, Harford, Maryland, United States | Davis, Mary (I312684220604)
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| 2855 | BURIAL Harry Heward has a gravestone in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park, East Millcreek, Utah adjacent to May Isabell Young, but in fact he is buried (with headstone) in the Draper, Utah Cemetery. !Harry was adopted and sealed to mothers !Harry was adopted and sealed to mothers second husband John Heward his father was John Coltman !sources--birth, bapt., marr and death records in poss of Mrs. Mary Young Lambert Harry states in his life history in memories that he had no children with either wife. | Heward, Harry (I312684224089)
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| 2856 | Burial Reform Church Cemetery Stone Arabia, Montgomery Co., New York. Find A Grave Memorial 21884271 !Marriage: Film # 0533497 - ST. Johnsvil !Marriage: Film # 0533497 - ST. Johnsville Church Records 1739-1912 The DAR recognizes his service as a member of the Safety Committee during the Revolutionary War. It is possible that he also served in the French and Indian War. Provided by Sandy Lee The Descendants and Ancestors of Andrew The Descendants and Ancestors of Andrew Wellington Fink by Helene Kline Mooty. Mooty: Grundy Center, IA, 1985. 929.273 F459m FHL. p. 99 - will probated 1792. Fought in the French & Indian Wars and the Revolutionary War; farmer. Compendium of Early Mohawk Valley Families, by Maryly B. Penrose. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1990. p. 251 will dated 15 July 1786, probated 13 November 1793; legatees: wife Catharine; sons Honyost, Andrew, Christian; daus. Catherine (wife of John Sealey); Margret (wife of Jacob Eaker); Mary (wife of Nicholas Koppernol); gradson Andrew (son of Christian); step-father Michael Franck; brother-in-law Henry Louks. Exec: Jacob Eaker, Henry Louks. | Finck, Andreas Eacker (I312684220517)
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| 2857 | Burial note <b>National Burial Index for England & Wales Transcription </b>Print First name(s) Dorothy Last name Griffin Age 85 Birth year 1735 Death year 1820 Burial year 1820 Burial date 24 Sep 1820 Church St Peter Ad Vincula Denomination Anglican Place Tibberton County Worcestershire Country England Record set National Burial Index For England & Wales Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Parish Burials Collections from United Kingdom, England | Baylis, Dorothy (I312684221865)
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| 2858 | Burial note <b>U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current </b>Name: Capt Joel Ellis Sr Birth Date: 17 Jan 1679 Birth Place: Sandwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, USA Death Date: 21 Jun 1763 Death Place: Middleboro, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, USA Cemetery: Cemetery at The Green Burial or Cremation Place: Middleboro, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, USA Has Bio?: Y Spouse: Elizabeth Ellis Father: Lieut Matthias Ellis Children: Thomas Ellis Ens Matthias Ellis Marriage note <b>Massachusetts, Marriages, 1633-1850 </b>Name: Joel Ellis Gender: Male Spouse: Elizabeth Churchill Marriage Date: 6 Apr 1710 City: Plymouth County: Plymouth Source: Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT, Film # 0416330-0416336. <b>Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988 </b>Name: Joel Ellis Event Type: Marriage Marriage Date: 6 Apr 1710 Marriage Place: Plymouth, Massachusetts Spouse Name: Elizabeth Churchell <b>The New England Historical & Genealogical Register, 1847-2011 </b>Name: Elizabeth Churchill Event Type: Marriage Father's name: John Churchill Mother's name: Rebecca Delano Churchill Marriage Date: 6 Apr 1710 Marriage Place: USA Spouse Name: Joel Ellis Spouse Father Name: John Ellis Page Number: 97 Volume Number: 120 <b>U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 </b>Name: Joel Ellis Gender: Male Birth Place: MA Birth Year: 1679 Spouse Name: Elizabeth Churchill Spouse Birth Year: 1687 Marriage Year: 1710 Number Pages: 2 Death note <b>Family Data Collection - Individual Records </b>Name: Joel Ellis Spouse: Ellis Eliza Parents: Nye Matthias Mercy Birth Place: Barnstable, Sandwich, MA Birth Date: 17 Jan 1679 Marriage Date: 6 Apr 1710 Death Date: 21 Jun 1763 From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. !1. Information obtained from Benson Fam !1. Information obtained from Benson Family records by F. H Benson and submitted by Mrs. Allen Huffaker Rt # 1 Lorenzo, Idaho. 2. Benson Family Records, Benson 1920. P. 116-119. Boston Transcript, 31 Jan 1916, 21 Mar 1917, Rochester Vital Records to 1850, Vol, pp. 124-25, Rochester Vital, Vol. 2 page 381, N. E. his and Gen reg Vol. 120, pp. 110-112. 974B2ne. 3. Child # 1 William md Patience Mendall, 4 Jan 1743. 4. Child # 2 Elizabeth md William Benson 22 Mar 1739. 5. Child # 3 Dorothy md Elnathan TABER, 24 Dec 1741. 6. Child # 4 Joel md 910 Elizabeth CLAP, 2 May 1754. 7. Child # 6 Peace md Benjamin CLIFTON, 4 Jan 1753. 8. Child # 7 Thankful md Stephen BEWOLF, 10 Mar 1735. !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA female proxy for male? female proxy for male? Inventory of estate Sources: Fred H. Benson Book, pg. 118 The inventory of his estate taken March 14, 1731, by Joseph Benson, Elisha and Samuel Wing. The widow, Mary Ellis, died about 1744. Her son William, appointed administrator of the estate of his father Joel and his mother Mary, August 8, 1744.There were 32 acres of land laid out December 6, 1738 to the heirs of Joel Ellis atGreat Neck, Sippecan originally laid out to Elizabeth Ellis. The date of their marriage not found. They were early colonists in Sandwich, Barnstahl, MA Birth note <b>Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988 </b>Name: Joel Ellis Event Type: Birth Birth Date: 17 Jan 1679 Birth Place: Sandwich, Massachusetts Father Name: Matthias Ellis Mother Name: Mercy <b>The New England Historical & Genealogical Register, 1847-2011 </b>Name: Joel Ellis Event Type: Birth Birth Date: 17 Jan 1679 Birth Place: USA Father's name: Matthias Ellis Mother's name: Mercy Nye Page Number: 265 Volume Number: 119 <b>Family Data Collection - Births </b>Name: Joel Ellis Father: Matthias Ellis Mother: Mercy Nye Birth Date: 17 Jan 1679 City: Sandwich County: Barnstable State: MA Country: USA !The Family of Lt. John & Elizabeth (Fre !The Family of Lt. John & Elizabeth (Freeman) Ellis of Sandwich, Mass. compiled by Col. Harry H. Ellis copyright 1983 Santa Clara, Ca. Public Library GS 929.2 E471. #23 Person note <b>Capt Joel Ellis, Sr </b>OFFICER IN THE MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA A BIOGRAPHY OF JOEL ELLIS, Sr., by Larry Overmire (7th great grandson), Aug. 2008: Joel Ellis, Sr., was born in Sandwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, on Jan. 17, 1679/80, the eldest of nine children of Lt. Matthias Ellis and Mercy Nye. On Apr. 6, 1710, at Sandwich, 30-year-old Joel married 23-year-old Elizabeth Churchill, the daughter of Sgt. John Churchill and Rebecca Delano. Elizabeth is a distant cousin of Sir Winston Churchill and President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Joel and Elizabeth had eight children: Joel Jr., John, Samuel, Matthias, Rebecca, Elizabeth, Charles, Thomas. Joel was an officer in the Massachusetts Militia. He died in Middleboro, June 21, 1763, at the age of 84 and was buried at Cemetery At The Green. | Ellis, Joel (I312684222994)
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| 2859 | Burial Place of Hezekiah and Susanna Frisbe, Husband and Wife "He and Susanna were buried in a plot in the northwest corner of the Stewart Farm, and their graves were marked by field stones." - From Find-A-Grave text. Also, Find-A-Grave states that Hezekiah Frisbe is buried in the Stewart Cemetery. | Frisbee, Hezekiah (I312684221380)
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| 2860 | BURIAL: AF lists burial as Jun 1680 name BURIAL: AF lists burial as Jun 1680 name may be spelled Tomson BURIAL: AF lists burial as Jun 1680 name may be spelled Tomson BURIAL: AF lists burial as Jun 1680 name may be spelled Tomson New England history and Genealogy Reg. New England history and Genealogy Reg. Vol 15 Pgs 112-114 Family Rep; Regina M. Simmons Christensen 538 E. 300 N. Provo, Utah | Thompson, Samuel (I312684223842)
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| 2861 | BURIAL: Church Hill Cem., Norwell BIOGR BURIAL: Church Hill Cem., Norwell BIOGRAPHY: Occupation: shipbuilder. "John purchased the Warton estate 1730, and was the father of Lydia, Mary and Eleanor, (Dr. Charles Stockbridge's widow). ... He built the first tide mill at the Harbour." Samuel Deane, History of Scituate, Massachusetts, from Its First Settlement to 1831. 2. Abigail/; 3. Ruth/Penniman * 13 Jun 1 2. Abigail/; 3. Ruth/Penniman * 13 Jun 1741 1. Relief/Buell * 27 Jan 1727 2. Abigail 1. Relief/Buell * 27 Jan 1727 2. Abigail/ Research and source notes: Deborah Sweet Research and source notes: Deborah Sweet - 1) From: "History of Scituate, MA, from Its First Settlement to 1831" bySamuel Deane: "John purchased the Wanton estate 1730, and was the fatherof Lydia, Mary and Eleanor (Dr. Charles Stockbridge's widow)...He builtthe first tide mill at the Harbour" indicated but not available indicated but not available WikiTree Profile [[Stetson-448|John Stetson (abt.1694-abt.1787)]] has additional info | Stetson, John (I312684222855)
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| 2862 | buried in Old Farm Hill Cemetery Dau of buried in Old Farm Hill Cemetery Dau of Daniel Harris and Mary Weld SOURCE CITATION: Title: Ancestral File Repository Name: LDS Family History Library Address: Anchorage, AK SOURCE CITATION: Title: Ancestral File Repository Name: LDS Family History Library Address: Anchorage, AK Probate. Probate. Hartford Probate District Volume 13 on FHL film #4553, pp. 239-40, p 174-6 in the upside down pages. Will, May 16, 1720: "I Mary Johnson widow of Isaac Johnson Late of Middletown deceased" Bequeths to sons Isaac, Daniell, & Joseph Johnson & to the "male heirs of my son Nathainell Johnson deceased," to grandson Nathaniel Johnson, to daughters Elizabeth Johnson, and Mary Blake. Mary (X) Johnson Wit: William Harris, John Harris, William Harris Jr. Codicil, 21 Feb 1739-40: " I, Mary Johnson ... ratify & confirm the same to be my last will and testament, with this with this addition or codicill, that is to say, that whereas my son Joseph Johnson above named is now deceased," shall be equally divided among the survining children of his first wife. She also added that her rights to land in the third division of land on the west side of the river should be divided among her heirs. The inventory taken 18 Aug 1740 totaled £120, 6s, 2d, and appears not to include any real property. SOURCE CITATION: Title: Ancestral File R SOURCE CITATION: Title: Ancestral File Repository Name: LDS Family History Library Address: Anchorage, AK SOURCE CITATION: Title: Ancestral File Repository Name: LDS Family History Library Address: Anchorage, AK !Records of Velma Allred Daley in posses !Records of Velma Allred Daley in possession of Marion Daley. [JENSEN.FTW] [kkged.FTW] PED OF BARRY J [JENSEN.FTW] [kkged.FTW] PED OF BARRY J. BODILY !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA Birth, father's probate. Unlike her siblings, she was born in Rowley, Mass. - there is a record from there for her birth. Her father's probate (not his will) lists Mary with her married name Johnson. DOCUMENTATION !BIRTH: Source - The Am DOCUMENTATION !BIRTH: Source - The American Genealogist, Vol. 23, page 154. "The Ancestry of Bethia Harris", by Walter Goodwin Davis, page 9. !BAPTISM: Source - same as birth. !MARRIAGE: Source - same as birth DEATH: ANCESTRAL REGISTER of HALSTED WATKINS HU ANCESTRAL REGISTER of HALSTED WATKINS HULL-Compiled by Algot G. Steinberg-Hartford CT 1934-Connecticut State Library. Non-standard gedcom data: 1 PEDI birth 1. CD194 Massachusetts and Maine Geneal 1. CD194 Massachusetts and Maine Genealogies, 1650s-1930s, Cape CodLibrary, Volume II, Harris, of Ipswich, Book 2, Broderbund Software, Inc. 2. "Savage, Vol 2 Dict First Settlers of NE". 3. Vital Records Index - North America, Source: FHL Number 767311,517178. | Harris, Mary (I312684223912)
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| 2863 | Buys, p. 312. Abigail, wife of Ephraim Buys, p. 312. Abigail, wife of Ephraim Marvin, d. 2 Apr 1818, 75y. 1790 Census, South East, Dutchess Co., p.82. Ephraim Marvin 2 males over 16, no males under 16, 6 females, 1 slave. 1800 Census, South East, p. 172. Abigail Marvin, 1 male 26-45, 2 females 16-26, 1 female over 45.) | Gregory, Abigail (I312684221396)
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| 2864 | Called son of Joseph Benson of Hull in d Called son of Joseph Benson of Hull in deed dated June 10, 1712 Res: Hull, Ma Res: Hull, Ma !SOURCE: Allsop & Wight Recors; by !SOURCE: Allsop & Wight Recors; by Lew Judd Allsop; FHLC film#14217323 !The Benson Family Records By Fred H. Be !The Benson Family Records By Fred H. Benson PP. 13-19. "Christening of Martha Benson Hobarts Journal 9th Leaf. Will of John Benson Sevior. Probate Records of Suffolk Co. Mass. Vol. 6, p. 265. Married Elizabeth Brient in 1714-15. Married Elizabeth Brient in 1714-15. received information via e-mail (Nov-28- received information via e-mail (Nov-28-2000) Bryan Benson and his brother Joseph Bens Bryan Benson and his brother Joseph Benson, were twins. Bryan married Elizabeth Bryant on 17 Mar 1714. Edgar M. LeBaron records. He married 1714/15, Elizabeth Brient/Bry He married 1714/15, Elizabeth Brient/Bryant. 1) 1) Batch #: C501281, Source Call #: 873753 Batch #: C501281, Source Call #: 873753 !Benson book, page 3. !Benson book, page 3. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. (21) dead (21) dead !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA | Benson, Benjamin (I312684223055)
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| 2865 | came to America with brother Jeremiah wh came to America with brother Jeremiah who died en route Grave His grave was washed out to sea. Know ye That the First accounts we have Know ye That the First accounts we have of the Family ofLeamings are that Christopher and Jeremiah Leamyeng werebrothers and Englishmen but who were their progenitors, whatcircumstances they were in or what part of England theyinhabited are incidents that have not been transmitted to theirposterity. In all probability it was about the year 1670 theyleft Britain to Seek their Fortunes in this then new world. Incoming over sea Jeremiah was much troubled with Sea sicknessand being attacked at the same time with a bleeding of the nosethe conjunct disorders ended his Life; and left his brother theonly man of the name to begin a new family in a new world.Christopher Leamyeng Landed in Some parts of New England near orat Boston. From Some Circumstances and the best accounts we canobtain it was about the year 1674 that he married to EstherBurnett, daughter of Aaron Burnet , her Father gave her a Tractof Land at Sag near East Hampton which to this time I aminformed goes by the name of Leamings Lot or Leamings corner.There he lived till about the year 1691 and then leaving hisfamily at Long Island he came himself to Cape May which at thattime was a new Country & beginning to Settle very fast andseemed to promise good advantages to the adventurers. Here hewent a whaling in the proper Seasons and at other times workedat the Coopers trade which was his occupation and good at thetime by reason the great Number of whales caught in those daysmade the demand and pay for Casks certain. The 9th of April1696 He caused to be surveyed for himself 204 acres of land seethis Vol. p. 93 [i.e. Aaron Leamings Book of Surveys] which wasafterwards purchased by his son Thomas Leamyeng and whereon hespent and ended his Life: And is now the estate of ChristopherLeaming, a minor, and Great Grandson to the founder of thefamily. Christopher Leaming died of Pleuresie at Cape May aboutthe year 1697 or 1697 aged 48 years as the reputation is: Butindeed I think the time of his Birth, Marriage and Death areuncertain.This diary entry has singular error, that Hester (Esther)Burnet's father was Aaron Burnet. He was actually her brother,her father was Thomas Burnet. Taken from old Family Group Sheet: Christopher Leaming first went by the name of Leamyeng. He left England about 1670, and landed in or near Boston. | Leaming, Christopher (I312684225565)
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| 2866 | Careful Casper was merged with his brother Leendert. They both married women named Hendrikje. Records clearly delineate who is who. Leendert is never given the first name of Casper. | Conyn, Casparus Casperse (I312684220039)
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| 2867 | Caroline Griffin Thompson Memorial Photos Flowers Edit Share Learn about sponsoring this memorial... Birth: Jan. 1, 1845 Naunton Beauchamp Worcestershire, England Death: Feb. 17, 1916 Clarkston Cache County Utah, USA Daughter of William Griffin and Mar Caroline Griffin Thompson Memorial Photos Flowers Edit Share Learn about sponsoring this memorial... Birth: Jan. 1, 1845 Naunton Beauchamp Worcestershire, England Death: Feb. 17, 1916 Clarkston Cache County Utah, USA Daughter of William Griffin and Mary Pitts Married Joseph Lewis Thompson, 28 Dec 1935, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England Family links: Parents: William Griffin (1816 - 1880) Mary Pitts Griffin (1810 - 1891) Spouse: Joseph Lewis Thompson (1815 - 1875) Children: George Thompson (1855 - 1872)* Walter Lewis Thompson (1869 - 1946)* Isaiah Thomas Thompson (1870 - 1930)* Siblings: John Griffin (1842 - 1927)* Caroline Griffin Thompson (1845 - 1916) William Hyrum Griffin (1847 - 1936)* Walter Griffin (1849 - 1870)* Thomas Griffin (1856 - 1939)* Penelope Griffin Williams (1874 - 1949)** Annie Henrietta Griffin Malmberg (1876 - 1957)** Henry Alfred Griffin (1878 - 1971)** *Calculated relationship **Half-sibling Burial: Clarkston City Cemetery Clarkston Cache County Utah, USA Plot: 6_28_4 Created by: Penny G. Douglass Record added: Jan 20, 2007 Find A Grave Memorial# 17602756 Caroline <i>Griffin</i> Thompson Added by: Penny G. Douglass Caroline <i>Griffin</i> Thompson Added by: Burnt Almond Fudge Photos may be scaled. Click on image for full size. - Jim Henwood Added: Apr. 24, 2013 -Anonymous Added: Oct. 9, 2009 Advertisement Privacy Statement and Terms of Service Caroline Griffin Thompson Memorial Photos Flowers Edit Share Learn about upgrading this memorial... Birth: Jan. 1, 1845 Naunton Beauchamp Worcestershire, England Death: Feb. 17, 1916 Clarkston Cache County Utah, USA Daughter of William Griffin and Mar Caroline Griffin Thompson Memorial Photos Flowers Edit Share Learn about upgrading this memorial... Birth: Jan. 1, 1845 Naunton Beauchamp Worcestershire, England Death: Feb. 17, 1916 Clarkston Cache County Utah, USA Daughter of William Griffin and Mary Pitts Married Joseph Lewis Thompson, 28 Dec 1935, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England Family links: Parents: William Griffin (1816 - 1880) Mary Pitts Griffin (1810 - 1891) Spouse: Joseph Lewis Thompson (1815 - 1875) Children: George Thompson (1855 - 1872)* Walter Lewis Thompson (1869 - 1946)* Isaiah Thomas Thompson (1870 - 1930)* Siblings: John Griffin (1842 - 1927)* Caroline Griffin Thompson (1845 - 1916) William Hyrum Griffin (1847 - 1936)* Walter Griffin (1849 - 1870)* Thomas Griffin (1856 - 1939)* Penelope Griffin Williams (1874 - 1949)** Annie Henrietta Griffin Malmberg (1876 - 1957)** Henry Alfred Griffin (1878 - 1971)** *Calculated relationship **Half-sibling Burial: Clarkston City Cemetery Clarkston Cache County Utah, USA Plot: 6_28_4 Created by: Penny G. Douglass Record added: Jan 20, 2007 Find A Grave Memorial# 17602756 | Griffin, Caroline (I312684221793)
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| 2868 | cause of death died in childbirth, giving birth to her daugter, Emma Shaw (obituary) | Wilson, Emma (I312684222190)
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| 2869 | cause of death prostate...acute...(illegible) source: death certificate | Shaw, Harry Griffin (I312684222353)
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| 2870 | Cause of Death Tripped in garden while pregnant, hemorrhaged, both Mother and child died. | Klingler, Christina Maria (I312684218528)
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| 2871 | Caution One source attached, History and Genealogy of Samuel Clark, says this Samuel Clark married Hannah Tuttle and the other, A puritan Heritage says nothing is known of this Samuel Clark 2 Samuel Clarks living in New Haven at this time. One is married to Hanna Tuttle, the other to Hanna Lane who are cousins. | Clark, Samuel (I312684224467)
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| 2872 | CAUTION: Elizabeth's maiden name is unknown. ELIZABETH’S MAIDEN NAME IS UNKNOWN. There are NO RECORDS that provide the full name of Elizabeth, and any assertion that she was an Elizabeth Brown is speculation. Please do not attach possible parents of Elizabeth to this tree. (See Elizabeth Browne GJ75-YGK for discussion.) Her birth can only be estimated. Please don't add arbitrary vital information. See Lydia Ward G2QK-T9H PLEASE NOTE: Netherlands, GenealogiesOnline Trees is no more a source than Ancestry.com Trees, and U.S and International Marriage Records, Family Data Collections, and Millennium Files are also not actual sources. “Great Migration” is extremely well researched and sourced. Some have speculated she was related to the Wards, and therefore, she was born a Browne. Passengers of the John & Mary list Eliza Passengers of the John & Mary list Elizabeth (Hawks) Hinsdale, w John, w Robert; 25 Jun 1683; Windsor, CT Primary and secondary sources for 25 Sep 1689 death date: 1. Hartford, Windsor and Fairfield Connecticut: Vital Records, 1631-1691. 2. Barbour, Lucius Barnes, The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records (americanancestors.org: Connecticut: Vital Records (The Barbour Collection), 1630-1870; ancestry.com: Connecticut, U.S., Town Death Records, pre-1870 (Barbour Collection). 3. New England families, genealogical and memorial: a record of the achievements of her people in the making of commonwealths and the founding of a nation, Volume IV, by William Richard Cutter. 4. Families of Ancient Windsor, Connecticut, consisting of Volume II of The History and Genealogies of Ancient Windsor, Connecticut; Including East Windsor, South Windsor, Bloomfield, Windsor Locks, and Ellington, 1635-1891, Henry Reed Stiles (ancestry.com: Families of Ancient Windsor, Connecticut). Speculating she was Elizabeth Browne There is a published article in Memories under John Hawkes that explains why so many people insist Elizabeth was Elizabeth Browne. It must be noted that this is not a primary source; this is speculating that Elizabeth was William Browne and Lydia Ward's daughter. Lydia Ward's brother, Nathaniel Ward, lived in Hartford. This article then jumps to the conclusion that Elizabeth Browne married John Hawkes, stating it as if it was a proven fact. Why? Because she was a single young woman named Elizabeth with connections in Hartford during the time period, her uncle lived there. There is no marriage record. There is no evidence that Elizabeth Browne married John Hawkes. While it may be true, it cannot be verified. We only know that his wife was named Elizabeth. | Elizabeth (I312684223713)
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| 2873 | CEN: NY, Frederickstown, Dutchess pg82 CEN: NY, Frederickstown, Dutchess pg82 Descendants of Reinold & Matthew Marvin Descendants of Reinold & Matthew Marvin, NEHGUS XVI, p. 253, 1862 Buys, p. 312. Ephraim Marvin d. 27 Jul Buys, p. 312. Ephraim Marvin d. 27 Jul 1793, 49y. 1790 Census, South East, Dutchess Co., p.82. Ephraim Marvin 2 males over 16, no males under 16, 6 females, 1 slave. 1800 Census, South East, p. 172. Abigail Marvin, 1 male 26-45, 2 females 16-26, 1 female over 45.) | Marvin, Ephraim (I312684221340)
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| 2874 | Census 1861 Census at Russel Twp, Russell County, Ontario: James Conway, 56 [c1805], married, Farmer, born U.C. [Upper Canada], religion W.M. [Wesleyan Methodist] PERMILLE Conway, 53 [c1808], married, born U.C., religion W.M. Mariah Conway, 22 [c1839], single, born U.C., religion W.M. James Conway jun, 17 [c1844], born U.C., religion W.M. Jinett E. Conway, 13 [c1848], born U.C., religion W.M. Sarah Ann Conway, 8 [c1853], born U.C., religion W.M. 1881 Census - not found [Pages 3 & 4 are missing from the Township of Mountain records. Perhaps she was on those pages] 1884 Death Death Registration (Township of Winchester, County of Dundas): PERMILLA CONWAY, wife of the late Jas. Conway Died on 16th May 1884, aged 75 [c1809] Born: Edwardsburg Cause: Consumption Informant: Rev. W.A. Crottiers, Winchester [he also informed the other 2 deaths on page] Religion of Deceased: Methodist | Mill, Permilla (I312684219998)
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| 2875 | Census 1861 Census at Russel Twp, Russell County, Ontario: JAMES Conway, 56 [c1805], married, Farmer, born U.C. [Upper Canada], religion W.M. [Wesleyan Methodist] Permille Conway, 53 [c1808], married, born U.C., religion W.M. Mariah Conway, 22 [c1839], single, born U.C., religion W.M. James Conway jun, 17 [c1844], born U.C., religion W.M. Jinett E. Conway, 13 [c1848], born U.C., religion W.M. Sarah Ann Conway, 8 [c1853], born U.C., religion W.M. | Conway, James Sr (I312684219777)
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| 2876 | ch. chr. 5Oct1788 ch. chr. 5Oct1788 TIB Index Card for Logan Temple Records TIB Index Card for Logan Temple Records No. PC, No. 17534, Book Z-2, Page 542. !DEATH: Flyford Flavel Parish Records Film #465281 Burial Records p.17 Entry 69, Age 76 at death. !Birth: FHL #350561 Stoke Prior Parish !Birth: FHL #350561 Stoke Prior Parish Register Marriage: FHL #435227 Inkberrow Parish Register Death: FHL #465281 Flyford Flavel Parish Register Baptism: FHL #177997 Logan Temple p. 542 Endowment: FHL #177997 Logan Temple p. 542 Sealing Spouse: archive sheet Sealing Parents: archive sheet | Southall, Theophania (I312684221795)
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| 2877 | Chd 3 Hephzibah WILDER md abt 1727 Jonat Chd 3 Hephzibah WILDER md abt 1727 Jonathan WILSON. ! HEPHZIBAH WILDER Justin Wilder: "Jona ! HEPHZIBAH WILDER Justin Wilder: "Jonathan and Hephzibah (Wilder) Wilson had 6 sons and 4 daughters." | Wilder, Hephzibah (I312684222375)
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| 2878 | Chelmsford Vital Records Chelmsford Vital Records Proctor Gen. by W.L. Proctor Proctor Gen. by W.L. Proctor IGI Bap 30 Aug 1988 AZ; End 21 Sep 1988 IGI Bap 30 Aug 1988 AZ; End 21 Sep 1988 AZ SS 29 Jan 1987 AZ, 9 Mar 1993 PV, 27 May 1992 SL Married 1692 in Remingtons of Utah p. 116 If the married in 1687 it seems like some children would be missing BIR-MAR: Proctor Genealogy 1546-1779 pa BIR-MAR: Proctor Genealogy 1546-1779 page 27. SOURCE # 30 | Proctor, John (I312684224830)
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| 2879 | Chicago Lending Library Book V 291-a, Si Chicago Lending Library Book V 291-a, Simsbury Records, Conn. S15,b.p.33 V.R. Simsbury, Conn pp 43,53,54,104,147,19,57,40,23; Holcomb Gen B7E25p42 The Higley's & Their Ancestors by M.Coffin Johnson, P. 99-103 (B1,C9) twin twin CONFLICT: There is some confusion as to CONFLICT: There is some confusion as to which Miriam Holcomb was married to Noah Case (b4oct1719, d28 Apr 1797). Miriam Holcomb and Noah Case were married 5 May 1740, but is it Miriam d/o Thomas Holcomb and Rebecca Pettibone or Miriam d/o Joshua Holcombe and Mary Hoskins. There is also another Miriam Holcomb d/o Joshua Holcomb and Ann Pettibone. All three were born about the same time. Sarah Holcomb d/o Joshua Holcombe and Mary Hoskins has also been listed as a wife. All are listing the same marriage date.dl CONFLICT: There is some confusion as to CONFLICT: There is some confusion as to which Miriam Holcomb was marriedto Noah Case (b4oct1719, d28 Apr 1797). Miriam Holcomb and Noah Case weremarried 5 May 1740, but is it Miriam d/o Thomas Holcomb and RebeccaPettibone or Miriam d/o Joshua Holcombe and Mary Hoskins. There is alsoanother Miriam Holcomb d/o Joshua Holcomb and Ann Pettibone. All threewere born about the same time. Sarah Holcomb d/o Joshua Holcombe andMary Hoskins has also been listed as a wife. All are listing the samemarriage date.dl CONFLICT: Not in "Holcomb(e) Family Gen CONFLICT: Not in "Holcomb(e) Family Genealogy" by Seavers Miriam married Noah Case and sister Sarah married a Noah Case. Could this Miriam be Sarah?dl CONFLICT: There is some confusion as to which Miriam Holcomb was married to Noah Case (b4oct1719, d28 Apr 1797). Miriam Holcomb and Noah Case were married 5 May 1740, but is it Miriam d/o Thomas Holcomb and Rebecca Pettibone or Miriam d/o Joshua Holcombe and Mary Hoskins. There is also another Miriam Holcomb d/o Joshua Holcomb and Ann Pettibone. All three were born about the same time. Sarah Holcomb d/o Joshua Holcombe and Mary Hoskins has also been listed as a wife. All are listing the same marriage date.dl 4 Dec 1950/L 4 Dec 1950/L Birth - Ancestral Fil: Mary Holcomb - Bo Birth - Ancestral Fil: Mary Holcomb - Born 1676 / 1680 Windsor (not in Windsor 0002983 & not in Simsbury 0002979) Marr - Ancestral File: Spouse:(1) John Barber Mar: 26 Feb 1701/ 02 Simsbury, Hartford, Connecticut (2) Ephraim Buel married Wid. Marcy Barber b. of Simsbury October 16, 1713 Death - Simsbury Vital Records 0002979 pg 21: Marcy w. Ephraim Buel - d. 14 July 1745 Anc F bapt - Ord Index-19 Jul 1921 LOGAN, 12 Nov 1927, 9 Sep 1937 SLAKE, 29 Sep 1937 SLAKE end - Ord Index-26 Sep 1930, 15 Sep 1937 ALBER sld/p - Ord Index-25 Apr 1945 SLAKE, 12 Jun 1942 sld/s - Ord Index-8 Mar 1939 SLAKE, 28 Jan 1946 IFALL, 4 Dec 1950 LOGAN, 8 Aug 1972 SLAKE !The American Genealogist, Vol. 57, No. !The American Genealogist, Vol. 57, No. 2, April 1981, by George E. McCracken, page 74-75. !Genealogies and Biographies of Ancient !Genealogies and Biographies of Ancient Windsor, The Holcombe Family, page 395. Age 14 at time of father's death in 1690. 2. Ephraim/Buell 2. Ephraim/Buell SOURCE: Search For the Passengers of the SOURCE: Search For the Passengers of the Mary & John, 1630; Mary & John Clearing House; Burton W. Spear, Toledo, OH; 1987; Pg 102-103 Mariam Holcomb married Noah Case May 5, Mariam Holcomb married Noah Case May 5, 1740. Mary Holcomb born 1678 married John Barb Mary Holcomb born 1678 married John Barber and Ephraim Buel. BIRTH: Bates p. 46 MARRIAGE: Bates p. BIRTH: Bates p. 46 MARRIAGE: Bates p. 94 DEATH: Spear p. 61 BIRTH: McPherson p. 211; MARRIAGE: Bat BIRTH: McPherson p. 211; MARRIAGE: Bates; p. 177 Ephraim/Buel Ephraim/Buel CONFLICT: Not in "Holcomb(e) Family Gene CONFLICT: Not in "Holcomb(e) Family Genealogy" bySeavers Miriam married Noah Case and sister Sarah married a Noah Case. Couldthis Miriam be Sarah?dl CONFLICT: There is some confusion as to which Miriam Holcomb was marriedto Noah Case (b4oct1719, d28 Apr 1797). Miriam Holcomb and Noah Case weremarried 5 May 1740, but is it Miriam d/o Thomas Holcomb and RebeccaPettibone or Miriam d/o Joshua Holcombe and Mary Hoskins. There is alsoanother Miriam Holcomb d/o Joshua Holcomb and Ann Pettibone. All threewere born about the same time. Sarah Holcomb d/o Joshua Holcombe andMary Hoskins has also been listed as a wife. All are listing the samemarriage date.dl | Holcomb, Miriam (I312684223448)
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| 2880 | child child `History of Stonington' by Wheeler. `History of Stonington' by Wheeler. UPDATE: 27 Jan 1997 !Died young. UPDATE: 27 Jan 1997 !Died young. !AGI !AGI !Hartford Times (June 19, 1943) p. 25; !Hartford Times (June 19, 1943) p. 25; Savage 929.294, S264 2:36, 4:457-8; Desc. of William Denison (G.B. Denison) p.6; Roxbury V.R. 974.42 R86Dr & R86Ro, p.91 (Drake); Hist. of Harwick 974.42 H27Pa (Paige); | Denison, John (I312684223913)
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| 2881 | child child | Scheuin, Anna Maria (I312684218847)
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| 2882 | child child | Hildreth, James (I312684220148)
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| 2883 | child chr. 21FEB1747 child chr. 21FEB1747 | Mrs Hannah (I312684222052)
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| 2884 | children Possibly father of seven children born in North Kingstown, Rhode Island, British Colonial America. | Hiames, Sylvester (I312684222854)
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| 2885 | Children of Joshua Holcomb and Hannah Carrington Children of Ensign Joshua 3 Holcombe and Hannah Carrington were as follows: i. CALEB 4 was born on 1 May 1695 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. 97 He married Elizabeth Adams, daughter of Samuel Adams, in Sep 1725 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. 98 159. ii. JOSHUA was born on 18 Sep 1697 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. He married Marey Griffin, daughter of Thomas Griffin and Elizabeth Welton, on 28 Oct 1720 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. iii. THANKFUL was born on 8 Jan 1700/1 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. 99 She was baptized on 19 Jan 1700/1 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. 100 Named in father's will as daughter of Hannah. Seaver shows her marrying Joseph Barnes on 5-12-1700, which seems unlikely. 160. iv. EXPERIENCE was born in 1702. She married Nathaniel Alford, son of Josiah Alford and Hannah Westover, on 3 Jul 1724 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT 161. v. ELEANOR was born on 6 Jul 1706. She married John Griffin, son of Thomas Griffin and Elizabeth Welton, on 2 Aug 1725 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. 162. vi. MATTHEW was born on 7 May 1708. He married Unknown (--?--). He married Lydia Drake, daughter of Enoch Drake and Elizabeth Barber, on 20 Jan 1729/30 at Windsor, Hartford Co., CT. vii. HANNAH was born in 1710. She died D.Y. viii. HANNAH was born in 1711. McCracken states that birth not found; named in father's will as daughter of Hannah, birth circa 1704-05; Seaver gives birth twice as 1710. McCracken in NEHGS says 1710. McCracken notes (TAG 1981) that spouse is John Reade, not John Reuel as stated in the Hayes Genealogy. Bowman spells it Read in one place, Reed in another. There is confusion about the Hannah that married John Read (Reed, Reade). In NEHGS, April 1958, McCracken lists her as the daughter of Joshua and Mary (Hoskins) Holcombe. Most of the evidence indicates the Hannah that married John Reade is the daughter of Nathaniel Holcombe and wife Thankful Hayes. Note NOTE: This name is spelled HOLCOMBE by some sources. JOSHUA HOLCOMB II was born in Windsor, CT. and died Feb. 10, 1727. additional spouses additional spouses Notes from Internet Research, "Ancestors Notes from Internet Research, "Ancestors of Paul E.Courtwright"(included with the Messenge r family group sheets),indicates: Served as a representative from Simsbury, Connecticut to theGeneralAssembly. !SOURCE: NSW GEN. FIFTH OF TEN CHILDREN !SOURCE: NSW GEN. FIFTH OF TEN CHILDREN FARMER & MEMBER OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY FROM SIMSBURY, CONN. ! Joshua was listed as an adult baptism, ! Joshua was listed as an adult baptism, 14 Apr 1698, but was not listed in a settlement 1694/5. Was this Joshua who was bap. 1698 another one? We do not have a death date, but he was listed as 18 yrs. of ae. at inventory of father, 1690. Childden of Joshua Holcomb and Mary Hoskins Children of Enisgn Joshua 3 Holcombe and Mary Hoskins were as follows: 163. i. DAVID 4 was born on 22 Jul 1713 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. He married Sarah Slater, daughter of Elias Slater and Ruth (--?-- ), on 24 Dec 1735 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT 164. ii. MERCY was born on 4 Sep 1714 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. She married Sgt. Richard Case, son of Capt. Richard Case and Amy Reed, on 4 May 1733 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. iii. MIRIAM was born on 11 Jul 1716 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. 101 She died on 16 Sep 1718 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT, at age 2. 102 McCracken shows two Miriams, Seaver only one. iv. ROBERT was born either 2 Mar 1717 or 1718 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. 103 He died either 8 Mar 1717 or 1718 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. McCracken disputes Simsbury Records that show birth 1718/19. v. SARAH was born on 2 May 1719. There may be some confusion with another Sarah, dau. of John Holcombe, who was also listed as being born May 2, 1719. 165. vi. MIRIAM was born on 18 Jan 1719/20 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. She married Noah Case, son of John Case and Abigail Humphrey, on 5 May 1740 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. vii. JOAB was born circa 1720. He died on 5 Dec 1723 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. 104 No birth found. McCracken places him here but also shows a second Joab as does Seaver. Bowman thinks this is the Joab that Seaver lists as a child of Joshua Sr. viii. BATHSHEBA was born on 3 Jan 1721/22 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. 105 Not in Seaver, McCracken states not in father's will. 166. ix. JOEL was born on 18 Aug 1723 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. He married Sarah Buel in 1745. x. JOAB was born circa 1724. He died on 9 Feb 1725/26 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. 106 Second Joab of same parents. 167. xi. PHINEAS was born on 4 Feb 1726 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. He married Sarah Tuller, daughter of Jacob Tuller and Mary Moses, in 1745. Farmer; member of General Assembly from Farmer; member of General Assembly from Simsbury, 1756. !Genealogies and Biographies of Ancient !Genealogies and Biographies of Ancient Windsor, The Holcombe Family, page 395. Age 18 at time of father's death in 1690. Joshua's will was dated 30 March 1727, inventory taken by Joseph Case, James Case, Jeams Hillyer on 1 March 1727/28, and he mentions wife Mary, sons Caleb, Joshua, Matthew, David, Joell, Phineas; four daughters by first wife: Thankfull, Experience, Hannah, Elener; daughters (by second wife) Mary, Mercy, Miriam; six sons Caleb, Joshua, Matthew, David, Joell, Phineas; executors: wife Mary and brother Joseph Hoskins; witnesses: Andrew Robe, Josiah Alford, Edward Strickland. On 2 April 1728 Mary Holcombe petitioned for her share of the estate. On 1 Jan 1739/40 she was appointed guardian of her son Joel, aged 16. Stiles (2:395) says he married Mary Griffin which is wrong. He married, first, Hannah Carrington, born 1675, died, according to the Rev. Dudley Woodbridge, 13 May 1707, daughter of John Carrington of Waterbury, whose parents were probably executed as witches; second, Mary Hoskins, born 3 Sept. 1689, died after 1740, daughter of Robert Hoskins (Anthony) by his wife Mary Gillett. ! married #2--Mary Hoskins in 1709 at Si ! married #2--Mary Hoskins in 1709 at Simsbury, Hartford, CT (sealed: 17 Mar 1951 L) ! married #2--Mary Hoskins in 1709 at Simsbury, Hartford, CT (sealed: 17 Mar 1951 L) | Holcomb, Joshua II (I312684223326)
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| 2886 | Children of William Manning In this record of "Children of William Manning" it does NOT list "Child Manning" nor "Lary Manning." https://www.ancestry.com/mediaui-viewer/tree/17095488/person/29345587319/media/306c93f1-8086-4a94-aae8-a478f704866c !Archive Record First Ch. Middletown, C !Archive Record First Ch. Middletown, Conn. rec. Middletown, Conn. town rec. Gen. of Capt John Johnson of Roxbury, Mass. 1630-1951, by Paul Franklin Johnson, pages 14 & 30. All children of this marriage sealed to Asa Payson, first husband & their mother Mary Johnson 20 Oct 1960 Salt Lake and 19 Mar 1969 Salt Lake. Mother sealed to first husband 20 Oct 1960 Salt Lake. Approved by El Ray Christiansen Salt Lake President !1. Information source: First Ch. Middl !1. Information source: First Ch. Middletown Conn. Rec. Middletown, Conn, Town Cec, Gen of Capt. John Johnson of Roxbury, Mass. 1930-1951 by Paul Franklin Johnson P 14 and 30. 2. Children of William Manning was sealed to Asa PAYSON, 1st husband of wife Mary Johnson, 20 Oct 1960 in the Salt Lake Temple. Approved by ElRay L. Chrisiansen Temple President. 3. Child # 1 Sarah md Benjamin SKINNER 30 Mar 1779. 4. Child # 2 Jemema md Dr. Frederick WARE 29 Sep 1785. 5. Child # 3 Lucy md Gamaliel Vail. 6. Child # 5 Welthia md Dr. Daniel Tiffany 14 Jun 1789. 7. Child # 6 Azubah md Rufus LYON. 8. Child # 7 Lory md Abiel SMITH, 24 Sep 1795. 9. Child # 8 William md Lois PAINE, 12 Jun 1821. 10. Wife Mary Johnson was sealed to her mother's first husband John Hamlin on 18 Feb 1965, SL. Her parents are Joseph Manning and Elizabeth Partridge. | Manning, Captain William Henry (I312684223675)
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| 2887 | Children's birthdates out of order Children's birthdates out of order !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; June 1998 (c), data as of 5 JAN 1998; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA | Barnes, Martha (I312684225240)
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| 2888 | Children-mentioned in William W. Burris will The only children mentioned in the will of William W. Burris. as of 10/13/2023 I have no sources to support the birth of Cynthia Burris, Walter Burris, William Burris could be a child who died at birth. Samuel Burris John Thomas Burris William Burris William | Walston, Rachel Jane (I312684225478)
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| 2889 | Christening also shown as Jul 27, 1718, Christening also shown as Jul 27, 1718, Seal to Parents Nov 1, 1969. | Southall, William (I312684222044)
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| 2890 | Christening recorded at Rhinebeck Reform Christening recorded at Rhinebeck Reformed Church, Rhinebeck, DutchessCounty, NY. Parents: Ary Buis and Margriet Haver. Sponsors: ChristiannHaver and Margriet Greedy (wife). | Buis, Cornelia (I312684221100)
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| 2891 | Christening, Old Dutch Church, Kingston, Ulster, N.Y. Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster, New York: Cornelis, son of Zalomon Terwilligen and Rachel Oostrander; chrs 5 Oct 1729, Kingston. Witnesses: Anthony chrispel and Lea Roosa | Terwilliger, Cornelis (I312684219930)
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| 2892 | Christening: 14 Feb 1832 Mormon Church, Christening: 14 Feb 1832 Mormon Church, Bath, Stuben Co., Ny --------------------------------------------------------------------- 1830 - bought 80 acres land in Sheffield Twp., Tippecanoe Co., IN,4/16/1830. Two children born after 1844 died in infancy. !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. Alternate death date: 3 May 1872 (IGI (I Alternate death date: 3 May 1872 (IGI (International Genealogical Index)) Possible second wife: Belinda Blanchard (Ancestral File) Belinda Blanchard and Malinda Blanchard may be the same individual. Lewis Barber Benson and Malinda Blanchard had children born from abt 1825 to abt 1840. Belinda Blanchard supposedly married Lewis Barber Benson abt 1830. No children are listed for them on the Ancestral File or IGI. *Family records of Fred H. Benson LDS Ea *Family records of Fred H. Benson LDS Early Curch Membership Records Book: Mormoms and their neighbors by Marvin Wiggins !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA Burial The computer said the burial place was not standarized, so I removed the comma and up came Dallas Township. !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM) REPO: @R01@; ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; ; | Benson, Lewis Barber (I312684222783)
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| 2893 | Christina/Schaich, 18 Feb 1721 Christina/Schaich, 18 Feb 1721 !Occupation: Leineweber (linen weaver) ! !Occupation: Leineweber (linen weaver) !Kohlberg parish records, by correspondence (Rudolph A. Noss) Additional spouse indicated but informa Additional spouse indicated but information not located Occupation: Leineweber (linen weaver) Occupation: Leineweber (linen weaver) 1685 1685 | Schoenleber, Hans Jerg (I312684218747)
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| 2894 | CHURCH: Windsor, Hartford County, Connec CHURCH: Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut Births (1638-1704), page 2, Thomas Barber, the son of Thomas Barber, born July: 14th: 1644 DEATH: Town of Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut Deaths (1651-1693) Thomas Barber deceased July ye 25th 1689 Birth - Some Early Records and Document Birth - Some Early Records and Documents of Windsor Connecticut by Matthew Grant 974.62/W1 N2c - Film 0496840 item 4 p. 24: his sonn Thomas was Borne . July 14 . 1644 Connecticut Colonists 974.62 W1 X4h: 14JUL1644 Windsor Vital Records 0002983pg 20:Jul 14, 1644 Search for Passengers of Mary & John 974.4 W3s, Vol. 7, Pg. 84. Marr.- Some Early Records and Documents of Windsor Connecticut by Matthew Grant 974.62/W1 N2c - Film 0496840 item 4 p. 25 Thomas Barber married mary Phelps . Dece[ ] Connecticut Vital Records 0002983 & 0002891: Dec 17, 1663 Connecticut Colonist 974.62 W1 X4h pg 15: Thomas Barber - Marriage 17DEC1663 - Marcey Phelps Death-Simsbury Vital Records 1314486 Simsbury Vital records 0002983: May 10, 1713. Ancestral File: 10 Mar 1701 Simsbury, Hartford, Connecticut bapt - Ord Index-6 Feb 1928 MANTI, 14 Apr 1971 SLAKE,6 Dec 1975 ALBER,25 Sep 1980 SL end - Ord Index-22 Jan 1932 MANTI, 26 May 1971 SL, 7 Jan 1976 ALBER, 26 Sep 1980 SL sld/p- Anc F-4 Apr 1937 MANTI, Ord Index-8 Sep 1971 SLAKE, 5 Jun 1974 ALBER, 18 Mar 1976 ALBER, 25 Nov 1986 MANTI sld/s-IGI-15 Oct 1957 ARIZO, 24 Apr 1958 AL, 15 Jun 1972 LANGE,66 Mar 1973 AZ Genealogies and Biographies of Ancient Windsor pg 50: Thomas (son of Thomas) m. 13 Oct. 166_ Mary (dau of Wm. Sen.) Phelps, 17 Dec 1663 (Col. Rec); 164 he bought at W. land "whereon he builded"; the lot of Samiel Pond, except about 1 1/2 acres next to Silver street, on which P.'s house stood, and which doubtless faced the Hollow Fall road; rem. 1671 to Simsbury where , 1682 he was a townsman; d. at S. 10 May, 1701 (03?); estate L488, 18s., 3d. She b. W. 2 Mch., bp 19 July, 1644 A Record and Documentary History of Simsbury by Lucius Il. Barber, M.D. 1643-1888 - 974.62/54 H2b (microfiche-6019695) pp. 114-115: Mr. Thomas Barber was the eighth and last-name of the Patentees of the town (Simsbury). He was born in Windsor, the son of Thomas Barber, the emigrant, who was one of the 20 young men who came over from England, with Mr. Francis Stiles, in 1635, and were among the earliest settlers of Windsor. The subject of this sketch was born in 1644. In 1666 he married Mary Phelps, daughter of William Phelps, one of the first Magistrates, and a prominent member of the General Court of Connecticut. In 1667, he was one of those who appeared and signed for an allotment of land at Massaco (Simsbury), by the Committee appointed by the General Court for this purpose. In 1669 he was residing in Massaco - one of the 13 freemen of the plantaion. In 1671, only a year after the incorporation of the town, he entered into a contract with the town to erect a Meeting house for public worship. From the first, he was ever active in efforts to promote the public worship. From the first, he was ever active in efforts to promote the public welfare. He erected the first mills in the town, and held successively the several important offices. He was particularly active in the ecclesiastical affairs of the town. He was one of the solid men of the town. Next to Capt. Higley he was the heaviest tax payer. Mr. Barber was also prominent as a military man, inheriting from his father, who was a soldier in the Pequot war, the true military spirit. "It is reported of him that at a time when the savages were surrounding the town, with a determintation to destroy its inhabitants in the darkness of the night, that by means of his military skill and sagacity, he prevented their attack; that the next morning, the wind being fair, he ascended the roof of his house, in the place called Hop meadow, and beat an alarm on his drum. The beat was heard and understood at Windsor, severn or eight miles off. The militia took the alarm, and a company under arms made their appearance in the afternoon at Simsbury." (Barber's History of my own Times.) He was a Lieutenant under Capat. Higley. His Commission signed by Gov. Winthrop, in 1693, is now in the possession of the writer of this sketch, one of his descendants. Lieut. Barber died in 17 13, and was buried with military honors in the cemetery of the town. Note (3): The Connecticut Barbers - A Genealogy of the descendants of Thomas Barber of Windsor, Conn. By Donald S. Barber, M.D. 929.273 B233bd page 5: THOMAS BABER, bp Windor CT 14 Jul 1644: d Simsbury CT 10 May 1713: m Windsor 17 Dec 1663 Mary Phelps b 2 Mar 1644 daughter of William Sr and Mary (Dover) Phelps. After Thomas dnd Mary were married, they lived in a house built by Thomas in Windsor. About 1670/71 he moved his family to Simsbury along with his brother Samuel and family. On March 3, 1676 during the so-called "{King Phillip's War", Lieutenant Thomas Barber of the original military company of Simsbury was instrumental in saving the Simsbury residents, according to an old tradition. Some of Phillip's Wampanoag Indians threatened to attack the town. Thomas "ascended the roof of his house, in the place called Hopmeadow, and beat an alarm on his drum. The wind being favorable, the alarm was heard in Windsor, some seven or eight miles off". The Windsor militia, hearing the alarm, quickly assembled, rushed to Simsbury and were able to evacuate safely the people of Simsbury to safety in Windsor, where they stayed for several months. Eventually they returned to their community and began the task of rebuilding. King Phillip burned and destroyed everything on March 26th, 1676. Once the town was rebuilt life in Simsbury was due to change. Up to this point the grain grown by the farmers had to be hauled to the Warham Gristmill in Windsor. This was no easy task, due to weather conditions not always being favorable, the roads leaving much to be desired even for the oxen, and the lessening dager of attacks by Indians or wild animals. Thomas Barber had proven his leadership ability during the King Phillip's War, and now his skills, along with those of 3 other men were contracted by the town for a more peaceful pursuit: that of building and running a sawmill and gristmill. The Simsbury gristmill built by these men in about 1680 was still in operation until the early 1950's, when the mill was operated as a Jute Yarn factory under the owner ship of R H Ensign. After that the mill was idle for about 30 years. In 1985 major renovations took place The Ensign-Bickford Company dismantled the entire building board by board and reassemled it. The present-day building is beautifully restored winnig for the owners the Greater Hartford Architecture Conservancy Award. The Hop Brook Restaurant is lacated in the present structure. This is an absolutely delightful place beside the brook. for lunch or dinner. The aughor highly recommends it. Thomas Barber's carpentry skills, passed on from his father, were much in demand and he later built the first church in Simsbury, in 1683. He was hired by the town in 1671 to build a meeting house for public worship, but for 12 years there was a bitter argument over which side of the river it would be built on. Finally 2 ships of paper were place in a hat and one was deawn, in favor of the West side of the reiver. Once it was completed, the new building was used for 60 years. MARRIAGE: 1. Clarence Torrey, "New Engl MARRIAGE: 1. Clarence Torrey, "New England Marriages Prior to 1700", NEHGS CD, 2001: BARBER, Thomas (1644-1713) & Mary/Mercy PHELPS (1644-1687); 17 Dec 166[3], by 1662?, 1665, 1660; Windsor, CT/Simsbury, CT (TAG 24:45 has Thomas Barker - wrong) {Windsor CT VR 227; Buell (1881) 40; Windsor CT 2:50; Reg. 5:64; Barber 21; Cross Anc. 134; Scott (1919) 253; Sv. 1:114; Phelps 1:97; TAG 9:55; Dunham-Boyd 212, 230} Lucius Barber, "A Record and Documentary History oy Simsbury" (Simsbury, CT: DAR, 1931) p. 114, 115: Mr. Thomas Barber was the eighth and last-named of the Patentees of the town. He was born in Windsor, the son of Thomas Barber, the emigrant, who was one of the 20 young men who came over from England with Mr. Francis Stiles, in 1635, and were among the earliest settlers of Windsor. The subject of this sketch was born in 1644. In 1666 he married Mary Phelps, daughter of William Phelps, one of the first Magistrates, and a prominent member of the General Court of Connecticut. In 1667, he was one of those who appeared and signed for an allotment of land at Massaco, by the Committee appointed by the General Court for this purpose. In 1669 he was residing in Massaco - one of the 13 freemen of the plantation. In 1671, only a year after the incorporation of the town, he entered into a contract with the town to erect a Meeting house for public worship. From the first, he was ever active in efforts to promote the public welfare. He erected the first mills in the town, and held successively the several important offices. He was particularly active in the ecclesiastical affairs of the town. He was one of the solid men of the town. Next to Capt. Higley he was the heaviest tax payer. Mr. Barber was also prominent as a military man, inheriting from his father, who was a soldier in the Pequot war, the true military spirit. "It is reported of him that at a time when the savages were surrounding the town, with a determination to destroy its inhabitants in the darkness of the night, that by means of his military skill and sagacity, he prevented their attack; that the next morning, the wind being fair, he ascended the roof of his house, in the place called Hop meadow, and beat an alarm on his drum. The beat was heard and understood at Windsor, seven or eight miles off. The militia took the alarm, and a company under arms made their appearance in the afternoon at Simsbury." (Barber's History of my own Times.) He was a Lieutenant under Capt. Higley. His Commission signed by Gov. Winthrop, in 1693, is now in the possession of the writer of this sketch, one of his descendants. Lieut. Barber died in 1713, and was buried with military honors in the cemetery of the town. Elected 1683 to beat the drum on the Sa Elected 1683 to beat the drum on the Sabbath day to notify ye parish when to begin meeting. Price ten schillings yearly. Commissioned Ensign of the first train band (military company) of Simsbury 1690. Name entered on the tax list in 1694, 1696, and 1701 as being the second largest taxpayer in Simsbury, CT. His estate 488.18s.3d. John Higley, the Newgate Mine owner, was the largest taxpayer. Made a Freeman, May 10, 1666. Removed to the new Indian purchase, Massacoe (Simsbury) in 1668. Built the first meeting house,grist mill and saw mill in Simsbury, CT. !MARRIAGE Aquila Chase & His Descendants !MARRIAGE Aquila Chase & His Descendants pg 34 SOURCE: Search For the Passengers of the SOURCE: Search For the Passengers of the Mary & John, 1630; Mary & John Clearing House; Burton W. Spear, Toledo, OH; 1987; Pg 84 [Chase.FTW] Sources: Name : Seven Genera [Chase.FTW] Sources: Name : Seven Generations Descendants Aquila & Thomas Chase, Pge. 34 Tom sources Source citation for Ancestry Family Trees Citation detailsAssociated factsMedia Edit citation Citation information Detail View individual member trees Edit source Source information Title Ancestry Family Trees Publisher Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. Edit repository Repository information Name Ancestry.com | Barber, Thomas Jr. (I312684223220)
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| 2895 | CLEVELAND GENEALOGY by EJ & HG Cleveland CLEVELAND GENEALOGY by EJ & HG Cleveland, published 1899. !BIRTH/MARR: Ref. Book; New England Hist. and Gen. Register 1914R929.05, N 4 V 68. Also N.E. Hist. and Gen Reg 67 1913 R929.05 N44. !ORD: TIB. Misc., probate Tombstone, "Here lies ye Body of Mr Joseph Johnson who dect Nouem. ye 12 A.D. 1739 in ye 63d Year of his Age" Haddam, CT Land Records, Vol 7, p. 137B Elizabeth Harris, Joseph Johnson, Eleazer Gilbert, Martha Gilbert, Thomas Hubbard, Thankfull Hubbard, all of Middletown to "our brother Richard Johnson of Haddam. £60 old tenor bills for 21 acres, part of land which our honored father Mr joseph Johnson decd. purchased ... July 9, 1718. Oct. 1755, Recorded Apr. 6, 1762. Probate, From Early CT Probate, Vol 3, by Manwaring, pp. 293-4. Johnson, Joseph, Middletown. Invt. £1911-10-08. Taken 12 Dec 1739. Court Record, p. 77, 10 Dec 1740: Account exhibited by Joseph Johnson, Adms. Order to distribute as follows: To the widow, Elizabeth Johnson, £141, 102, 7 1/2d; to Joseph, eldest son, £66,3s, 1 1/2d; to Richard, to Ebenezer, to Samuel, to Edward, to Oliver Johnson, to Elizabeth Harris, to Thankfull Hubbard, to Martha Gilbert, to each £33, 1s, 9 3/4d. Ebenezer Johnson, age 17 years, chose his mother Elizabeth Johnson to be his guardian. Edward Johnson, a minor, chose Capt. Henry King of Middletown to be his guardian. This Court appoint Elizabeth Johnson to be guardian to Oliver, Jemina and Mary Johnson, all children of Joseph Johnson. Samuel Johnson, age 17 years, chose his brother Return Meggs of Middletown to be his guardian. [Examined original records on FHL film #4553, Hartford Probate Dist. , Vol. 13, pp. 55, 57, 59, 174-6] The abstact above seems accurate. Paid debts were mentioned but no amount was given. The distributions seem to be only from the "moveables." The inventory was long and totaled £1911,10s and included lots of farming items - equipment, crops, and animals including 30 sheep. The real estate included £100 for a house and £40 for a barn also 17 parcels of land, some in Haddam and on the east side of the river, totaling about 343 acres valued at about £738. Some land was labeled as in Haddam. He was said to be "of Middletown." in the inventory so was the unlabeled land in Middletown? RECORDS: From the pedigree's of Mildred RECORDS: From the pedigree's of Mildred Fox Andreson, gleaned 9/89. Find A Grave Memorial Find A Grave Memorial Joseph Johnson BIRTH 9 Mar 1677 Middletown, Middlesex County, Connecticut, USA DEATH 12 Nov 1739 (aged 62) Middletown, Middlesex County, Connecticut, USA BURIAL Old Farm Hill Cemetery Middletown, Middlesex County, Connecticut, USA MEMORIAL ID 29754066 · View Source Joseph Johnson was the son of Isaac & Mary Harris Johnson. He married Elizabeth Blake, daughter of John & Sarah Hall Blake, Jan 25, 1698 in Middletown, CT. They were the parents of seven children: Elizabeth, Joseph, Richard, Zipporah, Anna, Thankful & Martha. Elizabeth died in 1720 and Joseph married a second time to Elizabeth Partridge, the widow of John Hamlin, on Aug 22, 1722. They were the parents of six children: Ebenezer, Samuel, Capt. Oliver, Edward, Jemima & Mary. Joseph died November 12, 1739, age 63 according to his stone. Ancestral File Number:<AFN> L6B5-M1 Ancestral File Number:<AFN> L6B5-M1 NOTES FROM CAPT JOHN JOHNSON GENEALOGY Capt john page 10 John Roseboom-Jesse Johnson, Ancestry and Descendants, p. 39. 75 Middletown First Church, Conn., records. 76-77 Middletown First Church, Conn., records. "Coe-Ward Memorial," pp. 67-68. "History of First Church in Roxbury." !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA ANCESTRAL REGISTER of HALSTED WATKINS HU ANCESTRAL REGISTER of HALSTED WATKINS HULL-Compiled by Algot G. Steinberg-Hartford CT 1934-Connecticut State Library. Non-standard gedcom data: 1 PEDI birth From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. !Records of Velma Allred Daley in posses !Records of Velma Allred Daley in possession of Marion Daley. (d) CLEVELAND GENEALOGY by EJ & HG Cleve (d) CLEVELAND GENEALOGY by EJ & HG Cleveland, published 1899. !BIRTH/MARR: Ref. Book; New England Hist. and Gen. Register 1914R929.05, N 4 V 68. Also N.E. Hist. and Gen Reg 67 1913 R929.05 N44. !ORD: TIB. 1. "The Gilbert Family, Descendants of 1. "The Gilbert Family, Descendants of Thomas Gilbert, 1582(?) - 1659 ofMt. Wollaston (Braintree), Windsor, and Wethersfield", by HomerWorthington Brainard, Harold Simeon Gilbert, and Clarence Almon Torrey,New Haven Connecticut, 1953. 2. "Cooley Genealogy", Mortimer E. Cooley, 1941. 27. Joseph Johnson (Isaac3, Isaac2, John 27. Joseph Johnson (Isaac3, Isaac2, John1). Born Middletown, Conn., on 9 Mar 1677. Baptized Middletown, Conn., on 11 Mar 1677. Died on 12 Nov 1739. Buried Farm Hill Yard Cem. Baptized at 1st Church of Middletown. Sources: Middletown First Church, Conn., records. First Church, Middletown, Conn. Records. He first married Elizabeth Blake, daughter of John Blake & Sarah Hall, on 25 Jan 1698 in Middletown, Conn. Born on 16 Mar 1679. Died on 24 May 1720. They had the following children: 88i. Elizabeth (1699-1777) 89 ii.Joseph (1702-1773) 90 iii.Richard (1704-1780) 91 iv.Zipporah (1707-1734) v. Anna. Born on 11 Jan 1709. Died on 15 Oct 1712. 92 vi.Thankful vii.Anna. Born on 8 Jun 1715. Baptized 1st Church of Middletown, Conn., on 12 Jun 1715. 93 viii. Martha (1718-) He second married Elizabeth Partridge, daughter of Col. Samuel Partridge & Mehitable Crow, on 22 Aug 1722. Born Hatfield, Mass., on 7 Oct 1688. John Johnson - Findagrave memorial entry http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=2bd90d10-4c72-4dae-8bea-12defa2bf7af&tid=22828518&pid=1078 Johnson Crest 2 (Germany) http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=ea9fe989-3fd1-479c-8105-a37fca26e127&tid=22828518&pid=1078 Joseph Johnson http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=f2439ef1-4f5c-45b1-89bc-a992413add13&tid=22828518&pid=1078 Joseph Partridge Genealogy http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=f34009c6-ff65-430d-be48-d2b6d8817d84&tid=22828518&pid=1078 !BIR-DEA: FGR, Ronald Lauer, 2328 Loma D !BIR-DEA: FGR, Ronald Lauer, 2328 Loma Dr, Lemon Grove, CA, 91945. !1. Information source: 1st Ch. Middleto !1. Information source: 1st Ch. Middletown Conn. records, Middletown Town records, Capt. John Johnson gen p. 14. 2. Husband Joseph md (1) Elizabeth BLAKE, 25 Jan 1698. 3. Wife Elizabeth md (1) John HAMLIN, 3 May 1709 4. Wife Elizabeth md (3) Capt. Jonathan PAYSON. 5. Children of Joseph and Elizabeth were all sealed to Elizabeth's 1st husband John Hamlin on 18 Feb 1965 Sl, Elizabeth was sealed to 1st Husband John Hamlin 6 Nov 1963, AZ. approved by Howard S. McDonald S.L. 7. Child # 1 Ebenezer md Elizabeth GILBERT, 29 Oct 1745. 8. Child # 2 Samuel md Esther RUSSELL, 9 Apr 1753. 9. Child # 3 Oliver md Sibbil HALL. 10. Child # 4 Edward md Hannah CLARK, 12 Nov 1747. 11. Child # 6 Jemima md Timothy BOARDMAN, 14 Nov 1751. 12. Child # 7 Mary md (1) Asa PAYSON. 13. Child # 7 Mary md (2) William MANNING 4 Jan 1759. | Johnson, Joseph (I312684223908)
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| 2896 | COMMENT: SOURCE document references are COMMENT: SOURCE document references are detailed at the end of notes SOURCES: Compiled by Dottie Holly CHENEY, Shirley May (COOPER) EDGLEY, and Richard William COOPER from personal and family records and family knowledge of William Henry COOPER and Dottie Holly CHENEY and their families and children and the following sources: SURNAME Variants: PIERCE,PEARCE,PEIRCE,PEIRFE,PEIRFF,PERCE,PERS,PEERS,PERST, PIRCE,PIRCS,PIRRCE, BIRTH: [SOURCE CH079] "1673 ... John pearfe son of Jofeph and martha Pearfe borne the 27 of may" [SOURCE CH088] pg532-533 "John Pierce, ...born 27 May 1673 ..." [SOURCE CH098] pg 890-891 "John Pierce, ... was born May 27, 1673" MARRIAGE: [SOURCE CH088] pg532-533 "John Pierce, ... He married 5 Nov. 1702 Elizabeth Smith, b. 15 Jan. 1673, died at Watertown 20 Sept 1747, daughter of Daniel and Mary (Grant)." [SOURCE CH089] pg 394 info same as CH088 above [SOURCE CH098] pg 890-891 [same info as CH088] CHILDREN: [SOURCE CH084] [Watertoen Birth, Marriage Death Record] pg24 "John Peirce son of John & Elizabeth Peirce, was born: September: 1st: 1703." pg32 "Jonas Peirce fon of John & Elisabeth Peirce was born: December the: 20: 1705." pg37 "Ezekiel Peirce Son of John & Elizabeth Peirce born March the: 8th: 1708/9." pg46 "Samuel peirce the son of John peirce & Elesabeth his wife was born July: 3: 1712." pg55 "Elizabeth Pierce Daughter of John & Elizabeth Pierce was born January: 3d.1715/16." pg65 "Daniel Peirce son of John & Elizabeth Peirce born the 21. of October, 1719." pg77 "Jonathan Peirce Son of John and Elizebeth Peirce borne September: 28: 1724." [SOURCE CH089] pg395-396 info same as CH088 below except for: "1. John ... by wife Rebecca, had: 1. Eliphalet, b. July 29, 1728. 2. Seth, b. Nov. 5, 1730" "2. Jonas ... m. Jan 4, 1727-8, Abigail Comee, of Lex., where he settled." [children listed in CH089 are with Jonas' family group. "3. Ezekiel ... m., in Wat[ertown]., ... Mercy Wellington and had: 1. Jacob, b. 1732. 2. Ezekiel, b. 1734-5. 3. Sarah, bap. Ap. 13, 1740 4. Ebenezer, bap. Sept. 17, 1742." "6. Daniel, ... by wife Martha, had: 1. Henry, b. Mar. 1, 1753. 2. Martha, bap. Dec. 22, 1754. 3. Anna, bap. July 27, 1768." [SOURCE CH098] pg890-891 info same as CH088 below except for: "3. Elizabeth, born March 7, 1709." [not mentioned by CH089 or CH088] [must be a misprint for Ezekiel" [SOURCE CH088] pg532-533 "John Pierce, ... Children, all born at Watertown: i. John, b. 1 Sept. 1703; m. 26 Jan 1726-27 Rebecca Fenno of Dorchester, dau. of John. Resided at Watertown and Stoughton. They had five children. ii. Jonas, b. 20 Dec 1705 iii. Ezekiel, b. 8 Mar. 1708-09; m. 17 Nov. 1731 Mercy Wellington. They had four children. iv. Samuel, b. 3 July 1712; m. 3 June 1739 Abigail Stearns, bapt. 1 Jan. 1715, d. 25 July 1796; d. 30 Mar. 1772. They had nine children. v. Elizabeth, b. 3 Jan. 1715-16. Not mentioned in her father's will. vi. Daniel, b. 21 Oct 1719; m. Martha ( ). They had three children. vii. Jonathan, b. 28 Sept. 1724; m. 25 Dec. 1745 Abigail Blanchard, b. 1726, d. 6 Feb. 1764. They had five children. DEATH: [SOURCE CH088] pg532-533 "John Pierce, ...died 1743-44." [SOURCE CH106] first pedigree chart "d Waltham d 1744" COMMENT: [SOURCE CH088] PG532-533 "John Pierce ... Resided in Waltham. [SOURCE CH098] pg 890-891 "John Pierce, ... He settled at Waltham and Lexington." son of Joseph and Martha was born in Watertown MA and married there. They lived for a time in Waltham MA. [SOURCE CH131] Ancestry File PIERCE1.GED acquired 7-14-94 AFN: Name:John PEIRCE Sex:M ID No:FZPP-5C Birth:27 May 1673 Place:Watertown,Middlesex,MA Marr: 5 Nov 1702 Spouse:Elizabeth SMITH-FZPP-1N Death: 1744 Place:Watertown,Middlesex,MA Father:Joseph PIERCE-8QJ0-MP Mother:Martha-8QJ0-RD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Husband:John PEIRCE-FZPP-5C Wife:Elizabeth SMITH-FZPP-1N Marriage: 5 Nov 1702 Place:Watertown,,Massachusetts Sealing: Temple: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Husband:John PEIRCE-FZPP-5C Br/Ch:27 May 1673 Wife:Elizabeth SMITH-FZPP-1N Br/Ch:15 Jan 1674 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHILD BR/CH ----- ----- 1. Jonas PIERCE-NPJ0-F1 20 Dec 1705 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- SOURCES: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- [SOURCE CH079] "Watertown Records ...The First Book and Supplement of Births Deaths and Marriages [years 1630-1693] Watertown Mass Press of Fred G. Barker 1894" SL GEN LIB: 974.44, W5, N2h, Vol. 1 [SOURCE CH084] "Watertown Records ...The Second Book of Births Marriages and Deaths to the end of 1737 [years 1697-1737] ...Watertown Mass Press of Fred G Barker 1900" SL GEN LIB: US/CAN, 974.44/W5, V2h, Vol. 2 [SOURCE CH088] "History of the Town of Lexington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts From Its First Settlement to 1868. Volume II--Genealogies" [#5978]" By Charles Hudson "Revised and Continued to 1912 By The Lexington Historical Society. Pub:Boston & New York, Houghton Mifflin Co., Riverside Press Cambridge, 1913" SL GEN LIB: 974.44/L2, H2b, Vol 2 [SOURCE CH089] "Family Memorials. Genealogies of the Families and Descendants of the Early Settlers of Watertown, Massachusetts, Including Waltham and Weston; Vol. I. Genealogies." By Henry Bond, M.D. Pub: 1855 SL GEN LIB: 974.44, D2b, Vol.1 [SOURCE CH098] "Historic Homes and Places and Genealogical and Personal Memoirs Relating to the Families of Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Volume III." [#2473] Prepared under the editorial supervision of William Richard Cutter, A.M. Pub: New York, Lewis Historical Publishing Company, 1908. SL GEN LIB: 974.44,D2c,Vol. 3 [SOURCE CH101] "Seven Families of Pierce" collected by Harvey Cushman Pierce published by Shenandoah Publishing House, Strasburg, VA [SOURCE CH102] Pierce Geneology by Francis G. Pierce [SOURCE CH103 History of Watertown, 2nd Edition, p394, 395, 439 [SOURCE CH106] Letter from Elva Dewey to Shirley (COOPER) EDGLEY with info on ELA, ANNIS, CHENEY, DUSTON, PIERCE (PERS), COMEY (COMEE), & WILCOX. Copy of ltr & pedigree charts in possession of Richard Cooper [SOURCE CH131] Information acquired from LDS Ancestry File on 7-14-94. GED of ancestors of Jonas PIERCE b. 20 Dec 1705, Watertown, Middlesex, MA Father: Joseph Pierce Mother: Martha Father: Joseph Pierce Mother: Martha | Pierce, John (I312684222395)
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| 2897 | COMMENT: SOURCE document references are COMMENT: SOURCE document references are detailed at the end of notes BIRTH-PARENTS: [SOURCE CH089] pg439 "Daniel SMITH, Jr., ... [child 4] Elizabeth, b., Jan. 15, 1673-4" [SOURCE CH079] pg 36-37 "1673." "Elizabeth SMITH daughter of danill and Mary SMITH borne the 15 of January" MARRIAGE: [SOURCE CH089] pg439 "Daniel SMITH, Jr., [child] "4. Elizabeth, ... m., Nov. 5, 1702, John Pierce." POSSIBLE DEATH: [SOURCE CH079] pg 62-63 "1690" "Elizabeth Smith died the: 30: of May" PARENTS: ============================================================================ QUESTION: Who was Elizabeth's father, Daniel SMITH or John SMITH? ANSWER: Based on the following logic, father was Daniel SMITH. [Following logic by Richard William COOPER son of William Henry COOPER.] [Richard COOPER entries in []s ] 1. [SOURCE CH100 pg 119-120] [Sanderson (SOURCE CH100) challenges Bond's (SOURCE CH079) assignment of Elizabeth's parentage to Daniel SMITH and Mary GRANT. He says parents should be John SMITH and Mary Beech] 2. [Sanderson wrote in SOURCE CH100 pg 119-120]: "John Pierce married Elizabeth Smith in 1702. She is stated by Bond to have been the daughter of Daniel and Mary (Grant) Smith but it is improbable as that Elizabeth died May 30, 1690." 3. [SOURCE CH079 pg 62-63 has an entry:] "1690" "Elizabeth Smith died the: 30: of May:" [Sanderson offers no proof for this being the Elizabeth to which he refers and this entry shows no relationships to anyone.] 4. [Sanderson continues:] "It is much more probable that she was a daughter of John Smith son of the pioneer Thomas, who married Mary Beech and had a son-in-law John Peirce." 5. [Sanderson must have meant the Mary Beech and the John Smith recorded in SOURCE CH079 ppg 8-9 and ppg 26-27] [BIRTHS:] "1641." "Mary the daughter of Richard & Mary Beech borne 11 (10)" "John the son of Thomas and Mary Smith borne 10 (10)" [SOURCE CH079 pg 26] [MARRIAGE:] "1664" "John Smith & Mary Bech maryed Apr. 19" [SOURCE CH079 pg 27] [MARRIAGE:] "1665." "John Smith & Mary Beech weare Maryed 19 of april" 6. [Although there are many births of children to John and Mary Smith in Watertown, listed in SOURCE CH079 following their marriage in 1664-65, in the years 1667 (pg 29, "Mary...15 Jun"); 1668 (pg 30, "John...the 8 of the 6th mo"); 1670 (pg 32, "Samuell...the 22: 2d mo"); 1670 (pg 33, "Abigall..the 29 of June") 1672 (ppg 35-36, "Hanah...27 of December"); 1675 (ppg 40-41,"Sary..7th of June") 1679 (pg 47. "Samuel...the 10 March"); there is no record in the Watertown records of such an Elizabeth born to John and Mary Smith] 7. [Additionally, There is a birth record of an Elizabeth SMITH to a Daniel and Mary SMITH: SOURCE CH079 pg 37] "1673" "Elizabeth smith daughter of danill and Mary Smith borne the 15 of January" 8. [Charles Hudson SOURCE CH088 also assigns the parantage of Elizabeth SMITH to Daniel and Mary (GRANT)] [SOURCE CH088 ppg 532-533] "John Pierce, born 27 May 1673, died 1743-1744. Resided at Waltham. He married 5 Nov. 1702 Elizabeth Smith, b 15 Jan. 1673, died at Watertown 20 Sept. 1747, daughter of Daniel and Mary (Grant).] 9. Finally the following information acquired from the Ancestry File entered by other researhers assign the parentage of Elizabeth to Danile Smith and Mary Grant. [SOURCE CH131] ============================================================================ [SOURCE CH131] Ancestry File PIERCE1.GED acquired 7-14-94 AFN: Name:Elizabeth SMITH Sex:F ID No:FZPP-1N Birth:15 Jan 1674 Place:Watertown,,Massachusetts [SOURCE CH079 Watertown MA vital records give Elizabeth's birth as 15 Jan 1673] [Perhaps year entry here was a typo: 1673 was entered as 1674 ] Marr: 5 Nov 1702 Spouse:John PEIRCE-FZPP-5C Death:20 Sep 1747 Place:Watertown,Middlesex,MA Bap:13 Mar 1923 Temple: Endow:13 Nov 1925 Temple: Seal P:24 Jan 1945 Temple:SG Father:Daniel SMITH-CXZ9-B8 Mother:Mary GRANT-835 Father:Daniel SMITH-CXZ9-B8 Mother:Mary GRANT-7BZZ-0W ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Husband:John PEIRCE-FZPP-5C Wife:Elizabeth SMITH-FZPP-1N Marriage: 5 Nov 1702 Place:Watertown,,Massachusetts Sealing: Temple: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Husband:John PEIRCE-FZPP-5C Br/Ch:27 May 1673 Wife:Elizabeth SMITH-FZPP-1N Br/Ch:15 Jan 1674 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHILD BR/CH ----- ----- 1. Jonas PIERCE-NPJ0-F1 20 Dec 1705 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Apparent duplicate below merged with Elizabeth SMITH-S27H-XK in this record: [SOURCE CH131] Ancestry File PIERCE1.GED acquired 7-14-94 AFN: Name:Elizabeth SMITH Sex:F ID No:S27H-XK Birth:15 Jan 1679 Place:Watertown,Middlesex,Massachusets Bap:13 Mar 1923 Temple: Endow:13 Nov 1925 Temple: Seal P:24 Jan 1942 Temple: Father:Daniel SMITH-CXZ9-B8 Mother:Mary GRANT-7BZZ-0W [SOURCE CH079 Watertown MA vital records give Elizabeth's birth as 15 Jan 1673] [Perhaps year entry here was a typo: 1673 was entered as 1679 ] SOURCES: -------------------------------------------------------------------------- [SOURCE CH079] "Watertown Records ...The First Book and Supplement of Births Deaths and Marriages [years 1630-1693] Watertown Mass Press of Fred G. Barker 1894" SL GEN LIB: 974.44, W5, N2h, Vol. 1 [SOURCE CH088] "History of the Town of Lexington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts From Its First Settlement to 1868. Volume II--Genealogies" [#5978]" By Charles Hudson "Revised and Continued to 1912 By The Lexington Historical Society. Pub:Boston & New York, Houghton Mifflin Co., Riverside Press Cambridge, 1913" SL GEN LIB: 974.44/L2, H2b, Vol 2 [SOURCE CH089] "Family Memorials. Genealogies of the Families and Descendants of the Early Settlers of Watertown, Massachusetts, Including Waltham and Weston; Vol. I. Genealogies." By Henry Bond, M.D. Pub: 1855 SL GEN LIB: 974.44, D2b, Vol.1 [SOURCE CH100] Waltham as a Precinct of Watertown and as a Town 1630-1884" by Edmund L. Sanderson, Pub by Waltham Historical Society, Inc. 1936. SL LDS Geneological Society Library Call No. 974.44/wl H2i [SOURCE CH131] Information acquired from LDS Ancestry File on 7-14-94. GED of ancestors of Jonas PIERCE b. 20 Dec 1705, Watertown, Middlesex, MA ALERT: Husband is John Pierce (born 1673) not John Pierce (born 1668) According to Henry Bond's Genealogies of the families and descendants of the early settlers of Watertown, Massachusetts, including Waltham and Weston, John Pierce (born 1673) is the husband of Elizabeth Smith rather than John Pierce (born 1668). | Smith, Elizabeth (I312684222764)
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| 2898 | Concerning the 3 wives and 8 children of Richard Brownson 3 WIVES AND 8 CHILDREN OF RICHARD. Source: The American Genealogist Vol. 38 article “The Brownson, Bronson, or Brunson Family of Earl’s Colne, Essex, England, - Connecticut, and South Carolina” (pp 204-08) by John Insley Coddington, published in 1963. This source is considered the definitive bio of Richard Brownson, according to the Society of the Descendants of the Founders of Hartford. According to Timothy Lester Jacobs, Genealogist with The Society (on the Society web site on Jan 2020): "There are several genealogies dealing with Richard Bronson, none of which can be recommended due to numerous confusions between the children of Richard and his brother John, and the maintenance of a myth that the three Bronsons of Hartford were children of a Richard Bronson. The only definitive work on the Bronsons is that of John I. Coddington in “The American Genealogist” Vol. 38 article “The Brownson, Bronson, or Brunson Family of Earl’s Colne, Essex, England, - Connecticut, and South Carolina”…." https://www.foundersofhartford.org/the-founders/richard-bronson/ TRANSCRIPTION from this source: Richard Brownson ... married, first ... ca 1642-3, ___ (whose given name is usually stated to have been Abigail) Weyborn or Wyborne, apparently youngest child of John Wyborne of Wrotha, co Kent, England, yeoman, by an unknown wife ... There is, in fact, no actual proof known to the contributor that the given name of the first wife of Richard Brownson was "Abigail" ... so far as is known, her name does not appear in New England records. Richard Brownson (Bronson, Brunson) married secondly, perhaps ca 1646-7, ___, whose name is completely unknown, and who probably died at the birth of her son Samuel at Farmington in 1665. He married, thirdly, ca 1666, Elizabeth ___ (Carpenter) Orvis, widow of David Carpenter (d 1652) and of George Orvis (d 1665) ... Children of Richard Brownson by his first wife: i. ABIGAIL², b. prob at Hartford 8 Sept 1643; bapt at Farmington 30 May 1659 "aged abt 15"; d. at Suffield, Conn, 27 Mar 1710, intestate ... She m. at Farmington, 16 May 1666, Jonathan² Winchell, then of Windsor, later of Suffield ... ii. JOHN, b. at Hartford or Farmington in Aug 1645; bapt at Farmington 20 Feb 1658/9 ae abt 12; d. at Waterbury, Conn, in 1696. Children of Richard Brownson by his second wife: iii. CORNELIUS, b. prob at Farmington ca 1647/8; bapt at Farmington 19 July 1653 ae abt 5; d. at Woodbury, Conn, May 1732. iv. HANNAH, b. at Farmington ca 1649/50, bapt there 19 July 1653 "aged abt 3," d. shortly before 5 Feb 1712; m. 16 Apr 1674 (not 16 Aug 1674), Samuel² Sanford ... v. ELIZABETH, b. at Farmington ca 1651-2; bapt there 19 July 1653 "aged abt 1;" not mentioned in her father's will and prob d. young. vi. EDITH, bapt at Farmington 22 Apr 1655 as Eade ... vii. MARY, bapt at Farmington "abt 12 Feb 1658;" unmarried when her father's will was made, 27 Feb 1684/5 ... viii. SAMUEL, b. prob at Farmington in 1665; d. at Wethersfield, Conn, 23 Jan 1741/2, aged 76. | Second-of-Richard's-Three-Wives, The (I312684225172)
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| 2899 | Conflict regarding Esther's father According to "Historical & Genealogical Miscellany" Vol. III, by John E Stillwell, on page 428 he begins a literal transcript of the diary of Aaron Leaming II. "It was written by Aaron Leaming, the Second, and contains, no doubt, much of the diary of his father, Aaron Leaming, the First . . ." The transcription includes "Christopher Leamyeng landed in some parts of New England near or at Boston. From some circumstances and the best accounts we can obtain it was bout the year 1674 that he married to Esther Burnett, the daughter of Aaron Burnett of the East End of Long Island and her father gave her a tract of land at Sag near East Hampton . . ." Since this information is from a literal transcription of a diary of Christopher & Esther's grandson which includes information from the diary of their son Aaron, I believe that Esther father was Aaron rather than Thomas. I do see posted document pages supporting Thomas as her father, but do not see any reference to where the authors obtained the information. BCNY Burnett My 1st cousin twelve times removed BCNY Burnett My 1st cousin twelve times removed | Burnett, Esther (I312684225567)
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| 2900 | CONFLICT: Mercy Holcomb Barber is listed CONFLICT: Mercy Holcomb Barber is listed as Mercy Barber's mother notSarah in Beckler. Marcy Barber married Ephraim Buell. Marcy Barber married Ephraim Buell. Record lists bd. as Abt 1683. If so, sh Record lists bd. as Abt 1683. If so, she cannot be Samuel BARBER's and Sarah HOLCOMB's daughter, but could be Samuel's sister. There are 2 Mary Holcombs-Please do not merge again. 1st. Mary's parents were Nathaniel Holcomb and Mary Bliss. She was unmarried. See in Memories Thomas Holcombe's Earlier Posterity TAG Vol. 57 [1981] by George McCracken Pages [April 1981] PAGE 7/27 2nd. Mary's parents were Joshua Holcomb and Ruth Sherwood and married John Barber. See in Memories Thomas Holcombe's Earlier Posterity TAG Vol. 57 [1981] by George McCracken Pages [April 1981] PAGE 4/27 And to make it worse they died around the same time in Simsbury. Note Mercy Barber - Born 1721 Simsbury, Hartford, Connecticut (not in Simsbury 0002979) Marr - Marr - Simsbury Vital Records 0002979 pp. 12 & 21: Ephraim Buell m. Mercy Barber July 7, 1742 Ancestral File: Spouse: Ephraim Buel Death - Ancestral File: died 19 Dec 1785 (not in Simsbury 00002979) Stiles Henry Reed 'History and Genealogi Stiles Henry Reed 'History and Genealogies of Ancient Windsor', Book 13,p 162. Alternate first name: Marcy (IGI (Intern Alternate first name: Marcy (IGI (International Genealogical Index)) Alternate birthplace: Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut (IGI (International Genealogical Index)) | Holcomb, Mary (I312684223353)
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