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GENEALOGY COLLECTION
ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01067 6911
EARLY CONNECTICUT MARRIAGES
AS FOUND ON
ANCIENT CHURCH RECORDS
PRIOR TO 1800.
GK. 3
THIRD BOOK.
EDITED BY
FREDERIC W. BAILEY,
MEMBER AMERICAN HIST. ASSO,, CONN. HIST. SO., NEW HAVEN COLONY HIST. SO., NEW YORK GEN. AND BIOG. SO., SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION (MASS.), MANAGER BUREAU OF AMERICAN ANCESTRY.
MERCAN TILE LIBRARY, NEW YORK. F 353561
PUBLISHED BY THE
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FOR AMERICAN ANCESTRY
Family
Researches
FREDERIC W. BAILEY. MGR. P. O. BOX 587. NEW HAVEN, CONN.
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Copyright 1898, BY FREDERIC W. BAILEY.
THE PRICE, LEE & ADKINS CO., PRINT.
1898.
PREFACE. 1167003
A preface to this, the Third Book of " Early Connecticut Marriages," seems hardly necessary in view of the fact that so little is to be added to what has already been stated in our two previous issues. And yet a word must be said if only to express our sincere gratification that through sufficient patronage this unique genealogical enterprise should have been found popular enough to warrant the issue of a third book of the kind without financial loss.
However certain a gain all such productions always are to earnest seekers, we ourselves are not so sure but that its fate may yet be not unlike many another such-"a drug on the market ; " still, with past encouragement and increasing interest the hope is augmented that as a natural consequence a fourth book may duly appear, leading to the ulti- mate completion of this most helpful work.
And the strength of this position rests upon these two indisputable facts.
The first is in the fact of the constantly increasing number devoted to the pursuit of a knowledge of their worthy American ancestors. To many it has been a sudden awakening and a surprise in view of the long- standing disparagement with which the subject was for years considered. Of course there have ever been scattered all over our land a few faithful ones, who, notwithstanding many insurmountable obstacles, diligently but quietly pursued these pressing inquiries. The desire was so born in them that no possible discouragement seemed in any way suffi- cient to destroy the determination of unearthing their past And, too. such knowledge came at times so slowly and in such driblets that but to veterans of genealogy life seemed all too short. Herein was their peculiar virtue revealed. But in these recent years, with the remark- able growth of our beloved country, the spirit of inquiry has gone more and more abroad, and the desire for this one particular kind of knowl- edge greatly increased, till on every hand there appears the wish to make up for those past deficiencies of both indifference and neglect by which so much had been irreparably lost.
To be sure, in some cases such knowledge is sought only under the spell of the momentary impulse, affording a little recreation and relief. Certain popular and patriotic movements have done a grand, good work in this direction if only in creating this slender interest to know both self and country better. So much be it said in praise. Patriotism has no better way of being enkindled, and manhood and womanhood, too, no more certain method of elevating itself than in these individual dis- coveries of our ancestors' virtues. For they did have virtues, too, of which we might well be proud. But it is our firm conviction that many of these new disciples will never be content to stop in the pursuit, once having shared in the delights which such knowledge always brings. They will in due time from a natural impulse, too, be found among those who ever seek to untangle themselves from the increasing masses that know no day but to day and no inspiration than that which is afforded by a commonplace everyday life.
Some learned writer has said that the three vital questions most con- cerning our race are briefly stated in these words: "Whence came 1 ? What am I? Whither do I tend?" They all had a theological bearing
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as applying to the past, present and future condition of the human soul. And yet they do bear very decidedly upon life from its material aspects and are problems that, with the unusual popularity of scientific knowledge, must interest multitudes of thoughtful people.
For years have we heard and known about those characteristic qualities of the various nationalities that go to make up our common manhood. Indeed a man's nationality goes far toward determining our opinion of him, and he mingles among us with this standard brand of a character stamped upon his name, no matter how much education in our American ideas may have altered his environment. Now this long standing prej- udice, if such it may be for the moment called, is in the light of scien- tific knowledge to-day recognized as a bald and an undeniable fact. A fact that is carried far into detail as applicable not only to foreign born, but to us natives of old time as well. All of us are in this way subject to a reduction into these primary elements or characteristics whose origin dates from some source other than ourselves. Of course man is more than an animal; but it is foolish to deny the fact of the animal in us even if not pleasant, refuse to recognize such traits as are inherited or to give them such attention as should serve to develop the better man. In the ideal state of the race science will have much to say about inherited tendencies, early training and marriage, too. Hence to know ourselves does involve the past and the distant past with all its hard- ships, its strifes, its successes, its heroic achievements of which we, our- selves, partake by an inheritance of blood. At some distant day gen- ealogy will be part and parcel of every complete life.
The other fact to be remembered is the comparative ease with which one may pursne this fascinating subject. To be sure there will always be the unsolved problem, though by persistent effort it may be forced far- ther and farther away. But so far as determining who our immediate ancestors in America may be, the sources of information are much more numerous than once they were. Not, certainly, that the old records have in any way been increased, which is impossible, but they are being the better located and, as found, are now more tenderly cherished and protected for what they contain than they ever were before.
That indifference with which these old books were preserved is pass- ing away and in its stead arises an interest, a pride and a spirit of helpfulness to make all such of service to seekers and inquirers. And let us say for the encouragement of our readers that so far as the old State of Connecticut is concerned, it is rich in much valuable matter sought for, but never probably to be seen in print or otherwise made public. But it is accessible enough at least to be of use, ultimately to throw its bright light upon many cases of despair.
As to the marriage records herein contained, we feel sure they will prove of great value as being of this nature; and should there among its pages be found a name or a date to gladden the tired eyes of some enthusiast such as we, may it be accepted as our contribution to this popular cause that can carry nothing but the purest patriotism in its steady trend.
FREDERIC W. BAILEY.
New Haven, Conn .. June 15, 1898.
CONTENTS.
THIRD BOOK.
PAGE
PREFACE,
CHURCHES REPORTING RECORDS LOST,
3
WETHERSFIELD, Hartford County, .
6
KILLINGWORTH, Middlesex County,
30
SCOTLAND, Windham County,
43
CHESHIRE, New Haven County,
51
WILTON, Fairfield County, 62
CHATHAM, Middlesex County,
74
RIDGEFIELD, Fairfield County.
84
HEBRON, Tolland County, 91
COLCHESTER, New London County, 97
NEW MILFORD, Litchfield County, IOS
VOLUNTOWN, New London County, 124
LYME, New London County, . 132
NEW HARTFORD, Litchfield County,
144
FAIRFIELD-WESTPORT, Fairfield County.
151
ERRATA,
169
INDEX,
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BUREAU OF AMERICAN ANCESTRY, end
FIRST BOOK-"Early Connecticut Marriages " contains New Ha- ven Church records 1758, Woodstock 1690, Ashford 1719, Brooklyn 1737, North Stonington 1733, Redding 1734, Pomfret 1753, East Haddam 1748, Washington 1749. Madison 1757, Chester 1759. Norfolk 1762, Haddam 1756, Montville (New London) 1724, East Windsor 1761. Price (post- paid), cloth, $1.50.
SECOND BOOK-Contains complete records of Churches at Branford 1651, New London 1697, Lebanon and Canterbury 1712, Saybrook 1726, West Hartford 1727. Thompson 1730, Cromwell 1738, Newtown 1743, Mansfield 1744, Plainfield 1748, East Hartford 1783. Price (postpaid), cloth, $1.50.
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RECORDS LOST.
The following is a (revised) list of Congregational Churches so far reporting the loss of their records of Baptisms and Marriages prior to 1800.
CHURCH.
COUNTY.
ORGANIZED.
REMARKS.
Westminster, of Canterbury,
Windham,
1770,
none before 1824.
Stamford,
Fairfield
1635,
few before 1800.
Coventry,
Tolland,
1745,
none before ISIS.
Hebron,
Tolland,
1716,
burned.
Ellington,
Tolland,
1736,
lost.
Sherman.
Fairfield,
I744,
burned.
East Granby,
Hartford,
1737,
Goshen,
Litchfield,
1740,
lost.
Watertown,
Litchfield,
1739,
lost.
Canton Center,
Hartford,
1750,
before 1826, lost.
So. Manchester,
Hartford,
1779,
North Guilford,
New Haven,
1725,
lost.
East Lyme,
New London,
1719,
lost.
Lyme (Hamburgh), New London,
1727,
lost.
West Haven,
New Haven
1719,
before 1815, lost.
Litchfield,
Litchfield.
1721,
before 1886, burned
Tolland,
Tolland,
1723,
Bethany,
New Haven,
1763,
before 1823, lost.
B. and M. before
Andover,
Tolland,
1749,
ISIS, burned at W.
Springfield, Mass.
Glastonbury,
Hartford,
1693,
before 1797, lost.
Marlborough,
Hartford,
1749,
missing.
Harwinton,
Litchfield,
1738,
nothing before 1790
Ridgefield,
Fairfield,
1714,
nothing before I Soo.
Plymouth,
Litchfield
1740,
no marriages before ISOO.
Somers,
Tolland,
1727,
little before 1800.
Greenwich,
Fairfield,
1670,
nothing before 1787
Greenwich,
Fairfield,
1735,
burned 1821.
(Stanwich),
burned.
NEW YORK.
WETHERSFIELD.
HARTFORD COUNTY.
Wethersfield was one of the three first settled towns of Connecticut. Sir Richard Saltonstall with his company settled at Watertown, Mass., but on account of the great number of immigrants from England, some of the people at Watertown left and settled Wethersfield.
Church organized 1635. Town settled 1635. Named 1637.
Elisha Borman & Hannah Dix (?), Aug. 2, 1739
Thomas Hurlibut & Aug. 27, 1740
Jonathan Goodrich & widow Abigail Nov. 25, 1740 Nathaniel Coleman & Ruth Beadle, Jan. 19, 1744 Joseph Biggeleo of Hartford & Mary Wells of Wethersfield, March 12, 1745 (1744 ?)
Elisha Deming & Elizabeth Williams, March 13, 1745
Samuel Robbins & Ester Wells, Feb. 25, 1745
Josiah Belding & Thankful Not, Feb. 13, 1745-6
Timothy Belding & Abigail -, March, 1746
Israel Boardman & Rebecca Meekins, Oliver Atwood & Doraty Curtis,
Aug. 4, 1746
Nov. 23, 1746
Josiah Francis & Millesset Stodderd, - Elisha Warren & Rhoda Andros of Newington, May 9, 1747 Samuel Goodrich & Elizabeth Whiting, June 10, 1747 Ebenezer Barnard & Thankful Nekels of Hartford,
July 17, 1747
Roger Hooker of Farmington & Anne Kellogg of Newington, July 30, 1747
Hezekiah Wells & Mary Boardman, Dec. 17, 1747 Daniel Foot of Wintonbury & Martha Stilman,
Jan. 14, 1747-8
Jannah Griswold of Harwinton & Martha Griswold, Elijah Kent & Jemima Kellogg, Oct. 25, 1748
Bushnel & Prudence Wells, Oct. 25, 1748 Soloman Deming & Sarah Kirkum, Oct. 27, 1748 Moses Deming & Martha Wells, Nov. 10 (?), 1748 Ephraim Goodrich & Rebeckah (?) Goodrich, Nov. 17, 1748 Joseph Webb & Mahitable Not, Feb. 2, 1748-9
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MARRIAGES.
Rev. Samuel Lockwood of Andover & May of
Wethersfield, April 24, 1749
James Curtis & Elizabeth Kilborn, May 18, 1749
Charles Whiting & Honor Perrin-" Goodrich, not Perrin," May 18, 1749
Elisha Kilborn & Sarah Robbins, June 8, 1749
Elisha Williams & Mehetabel Burnham, Aug. 24, 1749
Jonathan Brooks & Hannah Clark,
Sept. 12, 1749
Richard Belding & Elizabeth Hurlbit, Stephen Kellogg & Elizabeth Russell,
Rev. Mr. Joshua (?) Belding & Mrs. Anna Belding,
Eleazer Deming & Hannah Woodhouse, Josiah Robbins & Judah Wells, Justus Hale & Martha Wright,
Elisha Webster & Sarah Warner, Nathaniel Belding & Lowis Deming,
Nov. 30, Dec., - Dec. 21, - Feb. 28, 1749-50 March 8, 1749 March, 1750
Obadiah Dickinson & May Collins, Samuel Wolcot & Lucy Wright,
David Morton of Hatfield & Smith,
March 29, 1750 May 3, 1750 May 13, 1750
Nathaniel Wright & Martha Goodrich, David Webb & Mary Bulkley, May 20, 1750
Josiah Griswold & Deborah Williams, May 21, 1750
Ebenezer Balch & Sarah Belding, June 28, 1750
John Bnilkley & Honor Francis, July 17, 1750
Ambrose Clark of Middletown & Mary (?) Kilborn,
Aug. 2, 1750
Joseph Francis & Sarah Buck, Oct. 11, 1750
Ebenzer Young & Rebekah Flowers, Nov. 8, 1750
Richard Montague & Olive Nott, Samuel Lattimer & Elizabeth Bunce, Oct. 12, 1752
April 16, 1752
Nat. Coleman & Comfort Loveman, Nov. 23, 1752
John White of Hartford & Honor Baxter, Dec. 7, 1752 Timothy Saxe of Middletown & Anne Montague,
Jan. 18, 1753
Charles Dix & Martha Baxter, Jan. 25, 1753
James Wells & Prudence Wright, Feb. 1, 1753
Josiah Biggelow of Hartford & Elizabeth Wells, 1753
Zechariah Bunce & Sarah Bowin, June 13, 1753
Thomas Belding & Abigail Porter, Aug. 1, 1753
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WETHERSFIELD.
Charles Boardman & Abigail Stilman, Aug. 8, 1753
Samuel Lanselot & Hannah Belding, Aug. 30, 1753
Reuben Belding of Hatfield & Elizabeth Pierce (?),
Sept. 26, 1753
William Francis & Phebe Woodhouse, Oct. 1, 1753
Thomas Norton of Farmington & Elizabeth
Oct. 5, 1753
Jonathan Porter & Honor Hurlbut, Oct. 22, 1753
Geo. Kilborn & Rebeckah Belding, Nov. 1, 1753
Elihu Phelps & Hannah Webb, Nov. 18, 1753
Aaron Millor of Pantoosuck & Elizabeth Brewer,
March 13, 1754
David Deming & Elizabeth Robbins,
March 21, 1754
Jonathan Boardman of Stepney & Martha Cole of Newington,
Daniel Newcomb of Andover & Elizabeth May,
David King of Number 4, (Sandisfield), Mass., & Eunice Boardman, Aug. 22, 1754
Samuel Woodhouse & Thankful Blin, Oct. 24, 1754
Solomon Williams & Lydie Francis, Nov. 21, 1754
Israel Smith & Sarah Andross, Dec. 30, 1754
James Ayrault & Abigail Kilborn, Jan. 2, 1755
Samuel Sage of Middletown & Hurlbut, April 10, 1755
David Goodrich & Hannah Boardman, May 1, 1755 Andrew Tooley or Cooley & Mary Ashcraft, May 15, 1755 Capt. Joseph St. John of Norwalk & Mrs. Hannah Wright, June 24, 1755
Samuel Butler & Abagail Adams, June 24, 1755
Nathaniel Saltonstal of New London & Rebeckah Young, Sept. 4, 1755
Elisha Robbins & Sarah Harris, Sept. 8, 1755
John Wells & Rebeckah Butler, Oct. 12, 1755 Stephen Munson of New Haven & Lucy Riley, Oct. 16, 1755 Hezekiah Hale & Abigail Hanmar, Jan. 15, 1756 Aaron Belding & Mercy Belding,
Timothy Cadwell of Westfield & Catharine Bulk-
ley, May 19, 1756
Gideon Wright & Elizabeth Buck, July 8, 1756 Daniel Robbins, Jr., & Mary Robbins, July 13, 1756 Aug. 5, 1756
Cephas Smith & Sarah Bulkley,
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MARRIAGES.
Ezekiel Fosdick & Annah W[elles (?),
Sept. 22, 1756 Thomas Wise of Middletown & of Wethers-
field, Oct. 14, 1756
Hezekiah Robbins & Mehitabel (B?), Oct. 14, 1756
John Treat & Elizabeth C[anning, Nov. 24, 1756 Abel Tryal of Middletown & Lament Risley, Jan. 12, 1757 David Welles & Sarah Woodhouse, Jan. 13, 1757
John Buck & Sarah Hurl[but, Feb. 10, 1757
Joshua Stoddard & Martha Deming, March 13, 1757 Hezekiah Andrus of Farmington & Anne Stedman,
Israel Markham & Penelope Bement, June 23, 1757 Wilson Rowlison (Rowlandson) & Anne Bunce, July 6, 1757 Timothy Hurlbut & Sarah Clerk, Oct. 5, 1757
Samuel Knowles of Hartford & Mary McCloud,
Oct. 16, 1757
William Loveman & Abigail Adams, Silas Lomiss & Jerusha Treat,
Jan. 12, 1758 Jan. 26, 1758
Samuel Buck & Hannah Wright, March 22, 1758
William Killby & Dority Deming,
March 23, 1758
John Hanmar & Prudence Wright, Sept. 21, 1758
Joseph Belding & Lowis Curtiss,
Joshua Hempsted & Anne Buck,
Dec. 12, 1758
Joshua Robbins & Dec. 21, 1758
Elizur Wright of Ca [naan & - Boardman, Jan. 11, 1759
Josiah Belding & Mehetabel Rob-, Jan. 31, 1759 William Hurlbut & Catharine Deming, March 21, 1759
Roger Robbins & Abigail Beadle, June 19, 1759
Daniel Ayrault & Lucy Williams,
Samuel Cotton & Mable Bibbud (?), Simeon Jud of Farmington & Damaris Frasier, Sept. 20, 1759 William Griswold & Elizabeth MacCloud, Oct. 18, 1759 (Capt. William Griswold married a London lady, S. W. A.)
Camp Addams & Mehetabel Baxter, Dec. 13, 1759
John Calis & Elizabeth Ned (colored), Jan. 3, 1760 Othniel Williams & Catharine Williams, Feb. 21, 1760
Charles Bulkley & Mary Griswold, March 10, 1760 Daniel Cone of East Haddam & Abigail Griswold,
David Welles & Lydie Williams, James Deming & Olive Bulkley, John Belding & Rebeckah Renals,
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WETHERSFIELD.
Joseph Stilman & Sarah Wright, Thomas Nooson (Newson) & Sarah Dix, John Russel & Elizabeth Pettibon, Elizur Goodrich & Abigail Deming, Hosea Harris & Eunice ,
Sept. (?) 18, Sept. 25, 1750 Dec. II, - Feb. 12, 1761
Roger Riley & Comfort Loveland, Jonathan Brigden & Elizabeth Bordman, March 2, 1761 Amos Fox & Susanna Dickinson, March 12, 1761 Levi Bordman & Sarah Bordman, April 23, 1761 William Smith, Esq., of New York & Mrs. Elizabeth
Williams (widow Rector Elisha Williams ?),
David Mitchel & Mary Wolcot,
May 12, 1761 June 11, 1761
Benjamin Henshaw (?) of Middletown & Hulda Sumner (?), July 2, 1761 Chester Welles & Mabel Mitchel, Oct. 29, 1761 Dec. 6, 1761
Peleg Coleman & Rebeckah Dickinson,
Joseph Moseley of Glassenbury & Hopeful Robbins,
Dr. Joseph Farnsworth & Honor Williams, Timothy Francis & Elizabeth Hanmer, Roger Warner & Rhoda Butler of Stepney, Samuel Buck & Elizabeth Blin,
Dec. 10, 1761 Jan. 7, 1762 March 10, 1762 April 1, 1762 April 22, 1762 July 12, 1762 Sept. 13, 1762
Ebenezer Dickinson & (Lucy ? or Mabel), Francis Hanmer, Jr., & Rhoda Boardman, William Warner & Eunice Warner, Oct. 21, 1762 Abijah Tryon & Eunice Francis, Nov. 3, 1762 Elizur Deming & Sarah Deming, Dec. 16, 1762 Othniel Williams & Hannah Renels (Reynolds),
Jan. 3, 1763
Samuel Andross of Wintonbury & Rebekah Tryon, April 7, 1763 Aug. 30, 1763 Sept. 22, 1763
Ezra Webb & Hannah Nott, Samuel Lancelot & Sarah Stilman,
Silas Dean & Mehetibel Webb (she was the widow of Joseph Webb, Sr., and daughter of Capt. Gersham Nott and mother of Gen. Samuel B. Webb), Nov. 8, 1763 Appleton Robbins & Nov. 17, 1763 Jan. 19, 1764
Justus Riley & Martha Kilborn,
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MARRIAGES.
Christopher Hurlbut & Mary Deming,
Jan. 19, 1764
John Benton & Mary Blin,
Thomas Kilby & Hannah Crane,
Aug. 23, 1764 Sept. 20, 1764
John Francis & Rhoda Wright,
Josiah Griswold, Jr., & Merey Miller,
Oct. 7, 1764
Elisha Wright & Mary Buck, Oct. 24, 1764
Jacob Riley & Abigail Williams of Stepney, Dec. 12, 1764
Simeon Jennings & Elizabeth Kilby, Dec. 13, 1764 Dec. 19, 1764
William Rhodes & Rhoda Dix.
Noadiah Hooker of Farmington & Rebeckah Gris-
wold, Jan. 2, 1765 Nov. 10, 1763
George Kilborn & ,
Elizur Steel of Kensington & Mary Rhodes, Jan. 17, 1765
Timothy Griswold & Hannah Tryon, Jan. 17, 1765
Thomas Welles & Lucy Belding, Jan. 20, 1765
John Stoughton & Ruth Belding, Jan. 22, 1765
Peter Deming & Jerusha Welles, Feb. 6, 1765
Joshua Rissly of East Hartford & Sarah (Mait- land ?), Feb. 17, 1765
Robert Ames of Stepney & Sarah Moreton of Step- ney, Feb. 20, 1765
David Riley & Lois Griswold, March 28. 1765
Nathaniel Goodrich & Lucy Hanmer, April 21, 1765
Daniel Cole & Rhodes, April 25, 1765
Stephen Webster of Hartford & Anne McCloud,
May 9, 1765
Stephen Richardson of Stonington & Sarah Treat,
Aug. 20, 1765
Chester Welles & Hannah Belding, Oct. 31, 1765
Simeon Belding & Martha Lockwood, Nov. 3, 1765 Jonathan Bunce & Elizabeth Ranney (?), Nov. 21, 1765 Stephen Mears (?) of Windsor & Lydia Welles, Jan. 16, 1766 Benjamin Fisk of Middletown & Mary Deming, Jan. 30, 1766 Samuel Pierce & Mary Willard, Feb. 6, 1766
James Hanmer & Elizabeth Ayrault, May 5, 1767
John Deming & Prudence Treat, Aug. (?) 31, 1767 Jonathan Olmstead of Hartford & Sabra Stanley,
Oct. 25, 1767
Samuel Dun (?) or Deen (?) & Susannah Curtis,
Oct. 25, 1767
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WETHERSFIELD.
Joseph Butler & Abigail Boardman, Josiah Hurlbut & Mabel Deming,
Oct. 27, 1767 Oct. 29, 1757 Timothy Elmer of Windsor & Mary Marsh, Nov. 19, 1767 Samuel Hanmar & Sarah Welles, Dec. 10, 1767 Jeremiah Standish & Hannah Wise, Dec. 22, 1767 Stephen Mears & Sarah Bradford, Dec. 23, 1767 Joseph Welles, Jr., & Jerusha Hurlbut,
Daniel Warner & Hannah Adams, Joseph Marven &
Dec. 24, 1767 Jan. 14, 1768 Jan. 28, 1768
William Miller of Glassenbury & Elizabeth Love- land, Feb. 18, 1768 Thomas Brigden & Martha Bordman, March 24, 1768 Stephen Willard & Anne Harris, March 24, 1768 April 3, 1768
James Knowls & Prudence Benton,
Toney (servant of Capt. Jonathan Belding) & Cloe,
Jonathan Smith & Thankful Wise,
Simeon Hurlbut & May Furbs,
Edward Hopkins & Elizabeth Beadle,
April 6, 1768 April 7, 1768 Oct. 3, 1768 Aug. 17, 1768
Theodore Lee of New Britain & Olive Board[man,
Ebenezer Wright & Grace Butler,
Nov. 10, 1768 Nov. 13, 1768
John Raynolds of Enfield & Mary Lockwood, Nov. 30, 1768 Israel Kellsey of Kensington & Mary Samborn,
Roger Butler & Hannah Hanmar,
Timothy Russell & Martha Deming,
Leonard Boardman & Experience Pelton,
Pop Lewis & Nancy Steel (negroes), Jeremiah Markum of Middletown & Anna Deming,
March 9, 1769
April 20, 1769 May 4, 1769 May 4, 1769
Simeon Griswold & Mary Anne Ayrault,
Soloman Lomis of Colchester &
Samuel Riley, Jr., & Sarah Eggleston, Billy Welles & Cloe Butler,
May 21, 1769
John Burgee (?) & Hannah Flowers,
Oct. 17, 1769
Eliakim Fish & Sarah Lancelot, Oct. 18, 1769
Samuel Stilman & Millissent Riley, Oct. 19, 1769
Samuel Boardman & Anne Wright,
Dec. 29, 1768 1769 1769
Jonathan Welles & Elizabeth Deming,
July 13, 1769
Dec. 14, 1769
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MARRIAGES.
Jonathan Weaver & Hopewell Coleman, Dec. 14, 1769 Jan. 5, 1769
Ebenezer Deming, Jr., & Mabel Deming, Samuel Willcocks of Killingworth & Hopeful Williams of Stepney, Jan. 19, 1769
Hezekiah Turner of Hartford & Azubah Hurlibut,
Jan. 26, 1769 Feb. 9, 1769
Mitchel Kingsman & Keturah Lattimer,
1770
John Goodrich & Mary Hale,
James Butler & Hannah Wright, April 8, 1770
Aaron Tryon & Sarah Lambfear, May 17, 1770
Daniel Hale of East Hartford & Abigail Bunce, May 22, 1770
Abel Deming & Mary Benton, Sept. 27, 1770
Daniel Marsh (?) of New Hartford & Jerusha Treat,
Nov. 8, 1770
Christopher Warner & Elizabeth Adams,
Oct. 28, 1770
Thomas Harris, Jr., & - Robbins, Jan. 26, 1770 Feb. 3, 1774
Ray Flint & Mary Kilby,
William May & Martha Woolcott Treat, April 28, 1774
Dennis Dogan & Mary Welles, July 3, 1774 William Deming, Jr., & Elizabeth Griswold, July 14, 1774 Benjamin Weston of Middletown & Mary Wood-
house, Aug. 30, 1774
Justus Riley & Mabel Buck,
Nov. 10, 1774
Joseph Webb & Abigail Chester, Nov. 22, 1774
Elijah Andrews & Sarah Hurlbut,
Nov. 22, 1774
Elisha Welles & Lois Welles, Nov. 24, 1774
John Adams & Mary Crane, Dec. 6, 1774
William Butler of Wethersfield & Sarah Baldwin of Saybrook, Dec. 12, 1774
Elisha Wolcott, Jr., & Mary Welles, Jan. 19, 1775
Josiah Buck, Jr., & Hannah Deane, Jan. 26, 1775
Daniel Woodruff of Farmington & Rebeckah Belden,
Feb. 28, 1775
Samuel Dix, Jr., & Sarah Palmer,
May 15, 1775
Jonathan Thayer & Abigail Collins, both of Stepney,
Aug. 2, 1775
Frederick Griswold & Mary Dickenson, Sept. 11, 1775 Gurdon Wadsworth of Hartford & Mehetabel Wright,
Oct. 17, 1775
Samuel Cole & Jemima Clark,
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WETHERSFIELD.
Samuel Boardman & Naomi Butler,
Dec. 7, 1775
Daniel Forbes & Lydia Hurlbut, Dec. 14, 1775 Josiah Welles & Rebekah Deming, Jan. 1, 1776 Jan. 18, 1776
Luke Fortune & Prudence Buck,
Timothy Harrison of Branford & Clorinda Fosdick,
David Beadle & Jerusha Hatch,
March 14, 1776 April 24, 1776
Jonathan Belden Balch of Hartford & Hopey Hurl- but,
Dec. 8, 1776
Rev. John Eells of Glastenbury & Sarah Welles,
Josiah Buck & Sarah Riley,
Dec. 24, 1776 Dec. 30, 1776 Jan. 2, 1777
Josiah Curtis & Mabel Bulkley of Stepney,
Amasa Wade of Winchester & Anna Hale, Jan. 22, 1777 Joseph Dodge & Elizabeth Flowers, Jan. 23, 1777 Benjamin Bulkley & Elizabeth Brownell, Feb. 6, 1777
John Butler & Love Smith, Feb. 9, 1777
Parsons Greenwood & Sarah Latimer, Feb. 27, 1777 Jacob Williams & Elizabeth Butler, both ot Stepney,
March 3, 1777
Elisha Brewster, Jr., of Middletown & Margaret Curtiss, April 16, 1777
Simeon Dupee & Lucretia Griswold, April 26, 1777 Aug. 3, 1777
William Sutton & Abigail Russell,
Dick (servant of Col. Chester) & Abigal Sampson (negroes), Sept. 21, 1777 Thomas Parsons, Jr., of Farmington & Elizabeth Col- lins of Stepney, Nov. 6, 1777
Solomon Williams & Eunice Robbins, Nov. 6, 1777
John Edwards & Lydia Collins of Stepney, Nov. 20, 1777 Noah Smith of Hadley & Abigail Robbins, Dec. 18, 1777 John Deming & Elizabeth Wells, Dec. 18, 1777
Nathan Baldwin of Stonington & Esther Deming,
Dec. 23, 1777
Joshua Howe of East Haven & Phebe Weaver, Jan. 12, 1778 Othniel Horsford & Sarah Willard of Stepney, Jan. 15, 1778 John Brown & Sarah MeDoonam, Jan. 20, 1778 Silvanus Griswold of Windsor & Hannah Webb,
Jan. 22, 1778
John Bigelow of Hartford & Elizabeth Curtiss, Jan. 22, 1778
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James Burnham & Martha Sandburne, Jan. 29, 1778 Joseph Andruss of Chatham & Elizabeth Weaver,
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