Fairfield, Connecticut tercentenary, 1639-1939, Part 6

Author: Fairfield (Conn.). Tercentenary Committee
Publication date: 1940
Publisher: Fairfield, Conn., Fairfield tercentenary committee
Number of Pages: 204


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David Allen 1% !Acres


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Isaac Jinrange 3 Acre Oct 28.1150


Capt Thomas Hill 3) Acres


Town of Fairfield For use of a tree school 27 1 Acres


Town of Fairfield. For use of a free school 21+ Acres


David Allen 81 : Acres


Gideon Allen 21 . Acres


Town to Le Gideon Allen Av 2.1750 3 Acres, one quarter and 7 rude · Marre's Pond"


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BLOCK 6


The year 1750, when much of the Commons' was set off


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Highway running up from Isase Jennings homestead to yo west side Yo Round Hill


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"Ye Cross highway running from Barlows Plain to Yo Mill Plain'


Heirs of Sarah Allen, dec 29 4 Acres


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David Barlow barn


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Peter Burr 33 Acres One Quarter and 19 Rods


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Peter Burr Subject to life use of his mother. Abigail Burr 4 : Acres


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Jeremiah Jennings, Jo 1 here and 3stad


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Jennings 4+ Acres


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Gideon Smalley 1. Arr. s


Van" Osborn 21 : Acres


George Allen 25 Acres


George Allm 31 Acres


George A1km 45 Acres and 52 Buds


Sarah daughter


31 Keres


David Allen


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Highway


BLOCK 6.


Owners as of 1779. the burning of the town.


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Barlow


Charles Ferry


Arthur E & Elsie Davis Young


Charles Ferry


Harold Is ir. - win


henry & Williams


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Ambrose & Gabriella Gulis


John P Holman


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Charles Ferry


Mary Jurache


Henry F Williams


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Annie 0 Morehouse & Mary E. M. Jennings


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Elizabeth T Leahy


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Henry S. Burr


Albert E Lavery


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Harry Richmond


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John G & Thomas B Isaac


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William In Gang


Harriet S Oshorn &


Carl P Scirup Anna & Bjork Christine Von Holtz


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Owners as of 1937.


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Dominick


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Raymond H. Ires


Loretta B. Perry


Phyllis italy


Middle brook


Sted States of America


Unquowa Place


Mathey Clark


Post Office


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Town of fourtest


Road


Howder Have'


Lingot Lease 14 Bryan & Events


Laura Jack Wird


Mory E Stundeworth


Arthur W 1 Era C Dela


Folk


Town of Fairfield (High School)


The New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co


Henrietta Hutchins


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Unquowa


Audubon Society of Connecticut


Florence W Bullard


Highway, later ye country road


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Sumtyms Nicholas Knell George Stucky 9: Acres Prior to 1651


Note John Grumun mentioned as an owner on the west which may account for variance in area


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Richard Vowels 5 /4 + Acres Prior to 1650


Peter Maycoke 5.4 ! Acres Prior To 1653


Richard Vowels 41 Acres Prior to 1661


Thomas Par att 3 + Acre :. Prior to 100-1


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Samuel Forman 3 /2 : Acres Prior To 1667


John Cable, Jr 3% + Artes Prior to 1673


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Highway existing in 1653


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Block 10 Earliest Owners on Record


BLOCK NO. 10-


All of this block was allotted to private owners before 1675. It was divided into a series of strips paralleling the highway, now the New Post Road. At the southeast corner of the first of these, set out before 1673 to John Cable Jr., a small piece (Parcel A.) was later granted to John Whitear, Senior, clockmaker and bell founder. His "bell house" stood in the


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Samuel Beers 5: Acres


Judson Sturges 5: Acres


Sam" Burr, Jr 1/21 Acres


Hairs of Augustus Jerr nings, dec Lucretia Jenning Redfield. Life Use - 21/2 Acres


Road


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Jonathan Sturges 5 1% + Acres + 2 Rods


Country


Dan" Goreham 5% : Acres


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Hezekiah Sturges 4 : Acres


Heirs of Joseph Sturges


By gift to Mr Joseph Webb of Fairfield , Minister of the gospell . for use and benefit of a minister or ministers of the gospel of the Congregational or Presbyterian persuasion and practice


Ansel Truby -


Highway


Block 10 Owners as of 1779, the burning of the Town.


"Bell Lot" across the road. Prior to Whitear's time, all of Parcel B. had become property of the incumbent minister of the First Church, and with exception of his piece, remained so until 1834. Thomas Basset and Richard Vowles were each original owners of half the next strip (Parcels C. and D.) which, by the time of the Revolution, was property of the brothers Heze-


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Banks


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Hutchison


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Hutchiaro


Orange Street


Sternl


Allen


Mersin


Road


Might


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Conners


Towler


Green!


Allan


Sherwood


Hawkins &


Façon


Bonney


Chienry


Sturges


Creek


Tear Street


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Krewien


Krewson


Fed field


Latbans.


Road


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Coleman


Led field


Red field


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Block 10 Owners as of 19:37


kiah and Joseph Sturges. In 1784, Peter Maycock's original grant (Parcel E.) also became property of Hezekiah, while Par- cel F., originally Vowles land, was later owned by Judge Jona- than Sturges, cousin of the other two. In Parcel G., first set out to Nicholas Knell, stands the Jennings-Redfield house which was saved when the town was burned.


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BLOCK NO. 15-


With exception of two small plots on the southeastern side (Parcels "C" and "D"), this block remained common land until 1750. Parcel A, which included about half the entire area, was laid out to John and Esther Hill in the big "devedent" of 1750. In Parcel B. stands the house built after the Revolution by Samuel Wakeman. Parcel C. was homestead of James Burr by 1752, he having acquired the original grant to Daniel Mecar or Meeker (Parcel "C") by purchase and the re- mainder by "devedent" from the town fathers. James Burr was a cordwainer, or worker in cordovan leather-in other words, a shoemaker. Parcels D. and E. were granted in the "devedent" year to the widow and children of Joseph Bulkley.


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Town grant to


Joseph James


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Daniell Mecar


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Earliest Owners of Record


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'Ve highway running from ye North westerly corner of Isaac Jenning home stead up to ye westerly side of ye Round Hill'


Laid out. by the Town to Heirs of Joseph Bulkley 6 acres & 37 nods Sept 11, 1750


Laid out by the Town to Ester, wife of John Hill 8 acres 7% rods June 19, 1750.


Laid out by the Town to John Hill 12 1 acre= 38 Rods June 19.1750


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Laid out by the Town to Ruth Bulkley, widok of Joseph Bulkley late of Fair field, 72.rbds. - June 27, 17507


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Ebenezer Jenings "Spraqs Lott" 1 + acre B. Town to Ebenezer Jnings 54 rocks. Dec 15. 1750.


James Burr 2Lacres


Laid out by Town to James Burr 12 acres 20 ra's Feb. 14, 1752


C.


Highway


Owners of Record, 1750-1752.


BLOCK 15.


'Ye cross highway running from Barlowes Plane to ye Mill Plane


Dany Jennings


Eben' Dulkley 4 2:3, 6 Rods


Eben! Bulkley 6 acres 37 Pods


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Ruth Bulkley Burr


Jennings


Peter Hendrick


Anthony Annabel 4 . Acres


Highway


Owners as of 1779. the burning of the town.


'Ye higher al running down from John Thompsons hou. i. re barri formerly Isaac Jennings, deed!"


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"Je highway running up from ye northwesterly corner . Isaac Jennings home stead to ye westerly side of ye Round Hill


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"Ye cross highway running from Darlowes Plane to ye Mill Plane'


Isaac Jennmas deca, house to ye


barn Ye highway running down from John Thomp formerly


William! Lasway


ROAD


BARLOW


1 2.19:5 W Hyde Broknicy


JimAs


Loy H


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W Hyde


Frank D. Lucas


Lina S Williams


VOYES


Steven's


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Alvira 47 Danco.


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Le type ŞakweVD


Travin Co


Raymond Bullard


RT 1 ( Duiland


Travea Co


Edna Y a Mi. Wesky Sherwood


ERMINE


Edvin 45


Frances M


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Edward Randolph 20 Aires


Herbert E


Travea C.


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Mills


Est K= 1/ M.kr.Lo


Traven C


William Eben Burr 10 1 acres


Travea Co


Andrews Kratky


Alkew Wiker Kanaal


Est Carl & Witsch die


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Fierce


40% fart 8 horas, Jec Ler Isation E Weiss


Travea C.


man & Annie & Archambault


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STREET


Sieation & Mary


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Emily & Vincent


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Owners as of 1937.


NORTH BENSON ROAD


ROUND HILL


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Wainwright


Travea


Travea


DORKING DRIVE


STICKET


ROAD


ROAD


Fradk H Khwark


Est Lottie Randolph 2.9 Acres


Elizabeth


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APPENDIX B


KNOWN SETTLERS BEFORE 1700


Edward Adams 1650 Francis Andrews John Applegate 1663 John Banks 1649 John Barlow 1650 Thomas Barlow 1650


Thomas Disbrow bef. 1688-9 John Downs 1699


Samuel Drake 1650


John Eggleden (alias John Iggleden) 1652 James Everts 1655-6


Thomas Barnum (sold 1678)


Jonathan Fanton 1688


John Bartram 1692


Daniel Finch 1649


Thomas Bassett 1653


John Fossecar 1656


Joseph Bastard (Deputy 1691) William Bateman 1644


Samuel French bef. 1694


Thomas Baxter 1657


Thomas Beardsley by 1656


Thomas Bedient bef. 1680


Obadiah Gilbert by 1662


Christopher Godfrey bef. 1698


George Godwin by 1651


Nathan Gold bef. 1656


James Bennet 1644


Henry Gray by 1643


John Green 1649


John Grumman 1653-4


Luke Guire bef. 1699


Francis Bradley 1660


Thomas Bulkley 1644


Stephen Hedges 1653


Hendrick Hendrickson 1655-6


John Herdman by 1665


Henry Castle 1678


John Chapman 1647


Robert Churchill 1694


William Hill bef. 1649


Peter Clapham 1660


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. Close bef. 1653


Michael Clugston by 1694


Samuel Cobbitt (Deacon)


George Hull 1647 Thomas Hurlburt 2nd bef. 1697


Henry Jackson 1648-9


Joseph James bef. 1678


Rev. Thomas James bef. 1653


Joshua Jennings 1650


Edward Jessup (moved by 1649) 1639 Peter Johnson (Dutch) 1650 Rev. John Jones 1644


Albert Dennie by 1686 Thomas Dickenson 1656 Thomas Dimon bef. 1658


Simon Hoyt 1649 (but soon to Stamford) Richard Hubbell by 1664


Peter Coley by 1690


Simon Couch by 1663-4


Elijah Crane bef. 1697


William Cross bef. 1655 John Darling John Davis 1679


Francis Hall 1654


Edmund Harvey 1647


Jehu Burr 1645 John Cable 1644


Humphrey Hide 1649


Thomas Hill bef. 1686


Richard Bouton by 1665


John Foster bef. 1671-2


William Frost bef. 1644-5


Philip Galpin 1657


Anthony Beers 1670


James Beers bef. 1670


William Benfield


Robert Bispham (alias Bisbom) by 1685


Robert Bloomer by 1666


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APPENDIX B


Roger Knapp bef. 1653 Alexander Knowles by 1654


Edward Lacy by 1694-5


Richard Lattin 1649


Robert Lockwood 1657


Robert Lord bef. 1698 Roger Ludlow 1639 Richard Lyon by 1679


Dougal Mackenzie by 1696


George Stuckey 1645 John Sturges by 1674


Robert Mecker by 167- Joseph Middlebrook 1644


Charles Taintor abt. 1643


Thomas Morehouse by 1653 John Nash


John Thompson 1660-1 John Tompkins 1644 Samuel Treadwell abt. 1661


Thomas Newton 1645


William Odell 1660


Samuel Trowbridge by 1697


Richard Ogden by 1687


Michael Try abt. 1646 Benjamin Turney 1644 Richard Vowles 1661 Rev. Samuel Wakeman 1673


John Palmer 1669 Joseph Patchen 1652


Joseph Waller bef. 1672 Andrew Ward 1647


Richard Perry 1649


Philip Pinkney 1650


Rev. Joseph Webb 1692


Philip Price bef. 1694-5


Richard Westcott 1645


Francis Purdy by 1645


Ephraim Wheeler 16-44 Thomas Wheeler 1644


William Read bef. 1673


James Redfield by 1693


Henry Whelpley bef. 1662


Robert Risden abt. 1663 Samuel Robinson 1670-1


Richard Whidden bef. 1686 John Whitlock bef. 1697 Thomas Williams 1676 Anthony Wilson by 1646


Henry Rowland bef. 1650


Robert Rumsey 1669-70


Ezekiel Sanford 1673-4


Edward Wilson by 1684


Nathaniel Seeley by 1657


Thomas Shervington 1650


John Wilson bef. 1670 Samuel Wilson by 1679


Andrew Winton 1684


Thomas Sherwood 1648 Daniel Silliman 1661 Thomas Skidmore by 1667 Samuel Smedley 1690 Giles Smith 1651 William Sprague 1680 George Squire 1644 Thomas Staples 1639


Nehemiah Olmstead by 1657


Richard Osborn 1652


APPENDIX C


TOWN CLERKS OF FAIRFIELD


Name


Term


Years


William Hill


first


served until 1684


Nathan Gold


chosen 1684


1706


22


was Town Clerk & Deputy Gov.


with Peter Burr for assistant


1706


to


1724


18


Eben Wakeman


1724


1726


2


Thadeus Burr


1726


1755


29


David Burr


1755


1759


4


Nathan Bulkley


1759


1791


32


David Judson


1791


1794


3


Samuel Rowland


1794


1813


19


Justin Hobart, sen.


1813


1814


1


Samuel Rowland


1814


1837


23


Samuel A. Nichols


1837


1863


26


Moses G. Betts


1863


1867


4


Rufus Turney


1867


1870


3


A. W. Sanford


1870


1872


2


Daniel Moloney


1872


1873


1


Joseph H. Sturges


1873


1874


1


Daniel Moloney


1874


1890


16


Francis Pike


1890


1894


4


Elmore Banks


1894


1895


1


Arthur M. Oakley


1896


1897


1


George H. Knapp


1897


1904


7


Joseph I. Flint


1904


1923


19


Clara M. Flint


1923


1931


8


Alice Smith


1931


1932


1


Samuel Glover


1932


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