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Jesse,
1766, 1813, 47.
Married Hepzibah Humphrey.
Giles,
1769, 1826, 57. Married Mary Garret ; still liv- ing, 1856.
The 2d wife Hannah, died in Canton at the house of her son Giles Barber.
This family of children, all lived to adult years and all had children excepting Timothy and Daniel.
ELIJAH BARBER, fifth son of Samuel and Tryphene Barber, married Sarab, daughter of Abel Pettibone about 1774. He resided on the premises now owned by his son Daniel Barber, near the center school-house.
Parents. Born. Died. Age.
Elijah Barber,
1748, 1820, 73.
Sarah Pettibone, 1755, 1842, 88.
Children. Born. Died. Age.
Sarah, 1774, 1777, 3.
Sarah,
1777. Married William Barber.
Annis,
1780. Married Ruluff Barber.
Lodama,
1782, 1796, 14. Died single.
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Elijah,
1785, 1786.
Elijah, Jun., Daniel, An infant, Joseph,
1787, 1804, 17.
1789.
1792, 1792.
1794, 1804, 10.
JOEL BARBER, first son of Samuel and Hannah Bar- ber, married Mary Phelps. He erected a house at the foot of the west mountain, on land now belonging to Wm. H. Hallock, Esq. He resided there, until the death of his wife in 1784, when his family were partially separated for years. About the year 1792, he removed to the north-western part of Vermont.
It is understood that some time previous to 1812, he re- moved into Canada. The time of his death is not definitely known. The family all left Connectict in the year 1794, and it is not known who any of them connected in marriage with.
Parents.
Born. Died. Age.
Joel Barber,
1757.
Mary Phelps,
1755, 1784.
Daughter of Thomas Phelps, Sen.
Children.
Born. Died. Age.
Joel, 2d.,
1776.
Was a self made, useful and highly-honored citizen, a judge of the court, and sustaining other important and responsible public sta- tions.
Was a respectable physician ; was, with others, drowned while attempting to cross the river St. Lawrence at or near Montreal, 1806.
Lois,
1780.
Clementia,
1783.
Was brought up in the family of Dea. Andrew Mills.
Allen,
1778.
Married Anna Betts.
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SERG. THOMAS BARBER. He with his widowed mother, Mercy Barber, and his brothers Samuel, Jonathan and John, removed from the old parish to West Simsbury about the year 1738. He resided on the place lately owned by Hosea Case, deceased, and now owned by Warren C. Humphrey. He had ten children, five sons and five daught- ers, who all lived to marry and have children, except Elizabeth.
Parents. Born. Died. Age.
Thomas Barber,
1716, 1792, 76.
Elizabeth Adams. 1716, 1899, 94. Daughter of Samuel Adams.
Children.
Born. Died. Age.
Jacob,
1738, 1817, 79. Married Patience Lawrence.
Elizabeth,
1740, 1825, 85. Married Samuel Leet.
Lucy,
1742, 1834, 92.
Married Moses Gains.
Abraham,
1744. 1835, 91. Married Sarah Wood.
Mercy,
1747, 1787, 40. Married Ebenezer Cowles.
Azariah,
1750, 1817, 67.
Married Elizabeth Hum-
phrey.
Tryphene, 1752, 1824, 72. Married 1st, Meekham McFar-
Michael,
1754, 1836, 82.
Married Azubah Brown.
Job,
1756, 1848, 92.
Married Lola Mills.
Abigail,
1758, 1813, 55. Married Peletiah Richards.
This family lived to a great age, the average at the time of their deaths being seventy-six years eight months.
land ; 2d, Castle.
Mr. Thomas Barber, was eminently known as a peace- maker in community, a constant attendant on public wor- ship, and in early life was much attached to hunting and trapping.
JACOB BARBER, with his wife, settled in family state about the year 1764. He was the first son of Serg. Thomas Barber, and his wife daughter of Samuel Lawrence.
He resided on the north part of the farm now owned and occupied by Franklin Case ; his house was on the west side of the highway, opposite the house of James Humphrey.
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In the year 1788 he removed to Barkhamsted, in the neigh- hood called Ratlum; from this place he removed to the region of Cazanova, State of New York, in 1815.
Parents.
Born. Died. Age.
Jacob Barber
1738, 1817, 79.
Patience Lawrence,
1746, 1809, 63.
Children.
Born. Died. Age.
Zimri,
1764.
Married Thanks Wilcox.
James,
1767.
Married Levina Humphrey.
Patience Satitha,
1769.
Married Roger Moses.
Ezekiel,
1772, 1772.
Thomas,
1773.
Married Percy Merrell.
Peter,
1774.
Married Hannah Taylor.
Susannah,
1777.
Married Benjamin Hosford.
Candace,
1779.
Married Naaman Phelps.
Dan,
1782.
Married Sally Bishop.
Deliverance,
1784.
Married Darius Case.
Mercy,
1787.
Married - - Johnson.
An infant,
1790.
ABRAHAM BARBER, the second son of Serg. Thomas Barber, married about 1764. He was for a number of years a resident on the farm afterward owned by Michael Barber, and now owned by Martin Barber, son of Michael Barber. He about 1779, removed to the place lately owned by Wil- liam and his son Chester Barber. From the latter place he, in the year 1786, removed into the town of Barkhamsted ; from there he in the year 1794, removed out of the state.
Parents.
Born. Died. Age.
Abraham Barber,
1744, 1836, 92.
Sarah Wood.
Children. Born. Died. Age.
Abraham, Jun.,
1767. Married Hannah Higley.
Luman,
1770, 1796, 26. Married Mehitable Lilley.
Job,
1775.
Joseph,
1777.
Two daughters.
Births not known.
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MICHAEL BARBER, 4th son of Serg. Thomas Bar- ber, married Azubah Brown. He resided on the farm pre- viously owned by his brother Abraham.
Parents.
Born. Died. Age.
Michael Barber,
1754, 1836, 82.
Azubah Brown, 1760, 1812, 52.
Children.
Born. Died. Age.
Sophia,
1779.
Michael, Jun.,
1780, 1810, 30. Married Anna Taylor, she died 1820.
Levi,
Azubah,
1782, 1852, 70. Married Ruth Taylor; she died 1849. 1785. 2d wife of Stephen H. Atwater 1790. Married Huldah Sanford.
Lyman,
Martin,
1794.
Salmon,
1800.
Married Anna Church; died 1855. Married 1st, Betsy Wilcox ; 2d, Ann Richardson.
AZARIAH BARBER, third son of Serg. Thomas Barber. He commenced family state in 1798, on the farm left by his father. He afterward removed on to the farm now owned by Alvin Bacon.
Parents.
Born. Died. Age.
Azariah Barber, 1750, 1817, 67.
Elizabeth Humphrey, 1753, 1826, 73. Daughter of Noah Hum-
phrey, 2d.
Children. Born. Died. Age.
Azariah, Jun.,
1776, 1855, 79. Married Anna Bacon.
William, 1778.
1781.
Married Sarah Barber. Died.
Elizabeth,
1782, 1796, 14.
Elam,
1785.
Charlotte,
1788, 1845, 57. Married Treat Lambert.
Noah, 1791, 1854, 63. Married Eliza Drake. 1793. Married Aza Moses.
Almira,
An infant,
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JONATHAN BARBER. He with his wife came from the old parish of West Simsbury with his brothers Samuel, Thomas and John. He settled and built on the place a few rods south of the dwelling-house of the late Jesse L. Barber deceased. He lost his life at the seige and capture of Louisburg, in 1745.
Parents.
Born. Died. Age
Johnathan Barber,
1717, 1745, 28.
Jemima Cornish,
1791.
Children. Born. Died. Age.
Jonathan, 1743, 1762, 19. Died in the expedition against Havana ; single.
Jemima,
1741.
Married Joseph Messenger.
Mary,
1742.
Bildad,
1745, 1816, 71. Born fatherless ; married Lois Humphrey, and removed to the State of New York.
His descendants have become extinct in the town of Can- ton. His widow after his death married Jacob Pettibone. The Pettibone children were Jacob, David, Martha, and Susannah, wife of Isaac Ensign.
BILDAD BARBER, son of Jonathan and Jemima Bar- ber, married Lois, daughter of Oliver Humphrey, Esq. He commenced his family state about 1768, on the farm left by his father, Jonathan Barber. The premises are now owned by Franklin Case, the heirs of Jesse L. Barber, and the heirs of the late Gardner Mills. His first dwelling-house stood a few rods south of the dwelling of widow Phebe Barber. He with most of his family removed to the region of Onon- daga, State of New York. A. D., 1804, where he and his, spent the remainder of their days.
Parents. Born. Died. Age.
Bildad Barber,
1745, 1816, 71.
Lois Humphrey, 4
1746, 1810, 64.
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Children.
Born. Died. Age.
Trueman,
1769.
Married Alice Beebe, of Nauga- tuck.
Johnathan,
1772.
Married Amelia Humphrey.
Humphrey,
1773, 1832, 59.
Married Azubah Willey.
Percy,
1777.
Married Norton.
Erastus,
1779.
Married Annah Steele.
Ruluff,
1782.
Married Annis Barber.
Lois,
1784.
Two twins,
1788.
Both died.
Philo,
1793.
Bildad,
1791.
Humphrey, the third son, was a large man, standing six feet seven inches high. The family are now extinct in Can- ton.
JOHN BARBER. SEN., a younger brother of Samuel, Thomas and Jonathan, came from the old parish about the year 1740. He settled on the land now owned by Lucius Foot and others. He built the house that is now standing, 1856. He had five sons and three daughters ; six of them grew up and settled in family state and left children.
Parents.
Born. Died. Age,
John Barber,
1719, 1799, 80.
Lydia Reed,
1725, 1806, 81.
Children. Born. Died. Age.
Lydia,
1747, 1783, 36. Married Samuel Olcott.
John, Jun.,
1749, 1825, 76. Married Betsey Case.
Reuben,
1751, 1825, 74. Married Elizabeth Case.
Sarah,
1754, 1761, 7.
Rhoda,
1756, 1761, 5.
Died by the kick of a horse.
Benjamin,
1759. 1835, 75. Married Lydia Case.
Jonathan,
1763, 1817, 54. Married Abi Merrell.
Abel,
1765, 1817, 52. Married Chloe Case.
The above Reuben was the first person interred in the Center burying-ground.
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JONATHAN BARBER, son of John Barber, Sen., with his wife Abi, daughter of Jonathan Merrell, 2d, lived and died on the place left by his father, situated in the Center school district.
Parents.
Born. Died. Age.
Jonathan Barber,
1763, 1817, 54. Married. 1786.
Abi Merrell, 1769, 1848, 79.
Children.
Born. Died. Age.
Seth,
1788.
1st wife, Thirza Hayden; 2d, Mehitable Cressy; 3d, Olive Cressy. Married Miles Foot.
Clarinda,
1789.
Abi,
1791, 1796, 5.
Henry,
1793.
Married Naomi Humphrey.
Abiah,
1794, 1808, 14.
Pluma,
1796, 1815, 19.
Linda,
1799.
Married Uriah Hosford.
Thirza,
1801.
Married Isaac Barnes.
Susannah,
1803.
Married Imri L. Spencer.
Eliza,
1806.
Married Henry A. Adams.
Nancy,
1808.
Married Wm. E. Brown.
Jonathan Sherman,
1812, 1847, 35.
Harvey,
1814.
Married Statira Church. Married Lorinda Case.
JOHN BARBER, JUN., son of John Barber, Sen., mar- ried Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. Josiah Case, A. D., 1773. He resided on the farm previously owned by Moses Gaines, and now owned by Henry Barber.
Parents. Born. Died. Age.
John Barber,
1749, 1825, 76. Married, A. D. 1773.
Elizabeth Case,
1752, 1817, 65.
Children. Born. Died. Age.
An infant,
1774, 1774.
Elizabeth, or Betsey, 1775, 1817, 42. Roswell Barber's 1st wife ..
Rhoda, 1777.
Married Gurdon Hurlbut.
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Cyntha, John, Jun.,
1779, 1840, 61. 1782.
Married Chauncy Sadd. Married 1st, Delight G. Case; 2d, Fanny Hunt.
Abi,
1784.
Married 1st, Elisha Case, Jun., 2d, Dea. John Brown.
Sylvia,
1785, 1786.
Sylvia,
1787.
Married Dan Case, Jun.
Luke,
1789.
Austin,
1792.
Married 1st, Clara Foote; 2d, Lavinia Hosmer. Married Lucy Allen.
REUBEN BARBER, son of John Barber, Sen., married Elizabeth, daughter of Dea. Hosea Case, A. D. 1775. He first resided on lands now owned by Loin H. Humphrey, until 18-, afterwards on the premises now owned by his son, Alson Barber. He was the first person interred in the Cen- ter burying-ground.
Parents.
Born. Died. Age,
Reuben Barber,
1751, 1825, 74. Married A. D. 1775.
Elizabeth Case,
1753, 1839, 86.
Children.
Born. Died, Age.
Reuben, Jun.,
1776, 1841, 65. Married Lucretia Sloan.
Mary,
1778, 1804, 26.
Married Jonathan Noble.
Sadosa,
1780,
Married Sarah Cleaveland.
Elizabeth,
1782.
Married 1st, Josiah Harrison; 2d, Zimri Barber, Jun.
Phebe, 1785, 1838, 53. Married Uri Cooke.
Hosea,
1788. Married Hannah Fuller.
Starling,
Alson,
1790, 1801, 11. Died of a fractured head. 1792. Married Hannah Humphrey.
Sarah,
1794, 1822, 28.
Married Harvey Pike.
DANIEL BARBER, son of Serg. Thomas Barber, resided for a while in West Simsbury. The time of his settlement is not known. He resided on the place now
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occupied by Amos L. Spencer. He was living in this town in 1767 ; he had lost nearly all of his property, and the place was soon occupied by Caleb Spencer.
Parents.
Born. Died. Age.
Daniel Barber,
1732, 1779, 47.
Martha Phelps,
1739, 1822, 85.
Children.
Born. Died. Age.
Daniel,
1756.
Married Chloe, widow of John Case.
Rosetta,
1758.
Martha,
1760.
Married Jacob Pettibone, Jun. Married Asahel Holcomb, Jun.
Jared,
1764.
Israel,
1765.
Russel,
1767.
Roswell,
1770.
Married Betsey Barber.
Calvin,
1772, 1846, 74. Married Roena Humphrey,
daughter of Maj, Elihu Humphrey. Married George Fisher.
Sarah,
1775.
Abigail,
1778.
Married Noah Tyler. Is now living, 1856, at Elgin, Illi- nois.
These children all lived to adult years, and most of them to old age.
JOHN G. BANDELL. He was one of the fourteen thousand men, that the king of England hired of a prince of Germany, in 1775, to help subdue the rebel colonies (as was then termed) of America, that were fighting for their liberties. He came to America in 1776; was taken prisoner at the capture of Gen. Burgoyne's army, in the fall of 1777. Whether he was exchanged, or liberated on parole, or in what manner he was released is not known. He was by trade a tailor, and after leaving the army, worked both in Simsbury and Canton. In 1779 he married Sarah, daughter of Dr.
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Samuel Barber, and lived some years on the side of the mountain, west of the house of Norton Case. He afterward built a house and lived some thirty years or more, on the high ground, some fifty rods west of the house of Daniel Barber; he afterward lived, and died in the house now owned by Levi, and Salmon D. Case, on the East Hill.
Parents.
Born. Died. Age.
John G. Bandell,
1754, 1832, 78.
Sarah Barber,
1761, 1829, 68.
Children.
Born. Died. Age.
Alana,
1781.
Married Grove Case.
George,
1782, 1846, 64.
Daniel,
1784, 1832, 48.
Married Lucy Jones.
Frederick,
1786.
Married 1st, Susan Bunce; 2d, Thirza Eaton.
William,
1788.
Married Lydia Andruss.
Keturah,
1791.
Married Levi Case.
Asahel,
1794, 1834, 40.
Married Emily Carrier.
Mercy,
1796.
Married Bishop Nichols.
Samuel,
1799.
Married 1st, Amelia Hart; 2d, Thirza Russell.
Olive,
1802.
Married Levi Gridley:
Roxy,
1804.
Married Roswell Russell.
Roxanna,
1807.
Married Eli Case.
EPHRIAM BUEL, JUN. He with his wife Mercy, a sis- ter of Samuel Barber, came from Old Simsbury, about 1743, and settled on land adjoining their brother Thomas. Their house was on the west side of Cherries brook near the west end of the saw-mill, built by Humphrey & Brown. They both died near the same time not far from 1745. The farm was then rented to Ichabod Miller, who occupied it from twelve to eighteen years. They left two little daughters, orphans. Mindwell, the oldest of them, afterward became the wife of Roger Case. The youngest of them died in childhood, leaving valuable landed property for the surviv- ing heiress.
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Children.
Born. Died. Age.
. Mindwell, Mary,
1741, 1804, 63. 1743, 1745.
PETER CURTIS, with his wife, settled in West Sims- bury, about 1744, on lands now owned by Ezekiel Hosford, at a place then called Onion brook.
Parents.
Born. Died. Age.
Peter Curtis,
1712, 1756, 44.
Miss Parker.
She came from Wallingford.
Children.
Born. Died. Age.
Israel, Eliphalet,
1734, 1806, 72. Married Margaret Dyer.
Lucy,
1739, 1816, 77.
Married Col. Amasa Mills. Married Sylvanus Wilcox.
Athildred,
1745, 1805, 60.
Married Eli Case.
Peter, 2d.
Amreth,
Married Bigelow Lawrence.
Gideon,
1751, 1789, 38.
Married Betsy Mills. Married Joshua Woodruff.
Prudence,
Charles. Solomon, 1754, 1777, 23. Died of small-pox.
Peter Curtis was the first adult person buried in the North burying-ground.
CAPT. ELIPHALET CURTIS, was the second son of Peter Curtis. He resided on the premises left him by his father. The farm is now owned by Gen. Ezekiel Hosford. He removed to western New York in the year 1800, where he died in 1806, aged about 70 years.
He married Margaret, daughter of Benjamin Dyer, who survived him a number of years, and died in the year 1812, in the stone house now owned by Lester Mather.
He died in the army.
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Children.
Born. Died. Age.
Eliphalet, Jun.,
1758, 1816, 58.
Married 1st, Mary Wilcox ; 2d, Mrs. Holcomb.
Margaret, Thedosia.
1760, 1798, 38.
Died single.
Married 1st, Zebina Moses; 2d, Benajah Holcomb, Jun.
Chrastina. Narcissa.
Married Soloman Woodruff. Married Joseph Olcott. Married Soloman Dill, Jun.
Agnes. Horace,
1771.
Married Chloe Poison.
Gad,
1774, 1853, 79. Married 1st, Eunice Porter ; 2d, Cherissa Wilcox.
Israel.
Sarah, 1780, 1785, 5. Died in childhood.
Capt. Curtis was an officer in the revolutionary army in the first years of the war.
MAJ. ISRAEL CURTIS, oldest son of Peter Curtis, Sen., married Elizabeth Andrus. In his early married state he resided in the near vicinity of his father's house. They buried one child named Elizabeth ; he had a son named Zebina, afterward became of notoriety in Windsor, Vermont. He removed to Windsor, Vermont, sometime previous to the commencement of the Revolutionary war, and died a major in the northern army.
MAJ. PETER CURTIS, third son of Peter Curtis, Sen., settled in Farmington ; was an officer in the American army of the Revolution; was after the war a brigade major and also a major in the line. He was the first keeper of Newgate prison, in Granby, commencing 1790, and left it in 1796, in declining health, and died in 1797. He had two sons Jeptha and Adna, and two daughters. Betsey and Nancy.
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GIDEON CURTIS, was the 4th son of Peter Curtis, Sen. He married Elizabeth or Betsey, daughter of Rev. Gideon Mills. He resided on the premises, and built the house now standing some forty rods north-east from Gen. Ezekiel Hosford's. He was by occupation a blacksmith. He, by an overlifting in his youthful days, brought on a disease or weakness of the back, which caused him to endure frequent spells of sickness and suffering by turns through his remain- ing years, and brought him down to the grave in 1789. Several circumstances and traits of character in this excel- lent man, and his amiable companion, are thought worthy of notice in this short sketch of a few things respecting them. They were both, in their natural turn and deport- ment uncommonly kind and agreeable, but beyond this, they both exhibited those good properties that go to show what divine grace can raise some of our human race to be in the humbler walks of life. They both, to an eminent degree manifested Christian resignation under adversity, which, at the same time was at a great remove from unfeeling indif- ference. Some things respecting Mr. Curtis will here be no- ticed. He was troubled with stammering in his speech, to an uncommon degree. He was a singer of the first order. His voice and scientific accomplishments would compare well among the first masters and teachers of that time, though his knowledge and his high attainments, were pro- duced by his own native musical genius, aided by his own application to the science as he had opportunity.
His impediment in speech was no embarrassment in his singing except in mentioning tunes, and occasional speak- ing, and his vital strength held out to within a short time of his death. His weakness, and spinal sensitiveness was such that for many weeks he required to be lifted from his bed to his chair, and even to be turned from side to side on his bed, yet he could join with his friends and attendants who loved singing, and would occasionally favor them by singing some European or American set pieces, which he had in his mental store, consisting of music from Madan, and others. He would often sing the anthem from 7th of Job, music by
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Lyons, and remark at the close, that it was applicable to his own case; he loved to sing the Dying Christian, music by Bil- lings. Having sold the place on which he commenced his family state, he lived his last year in a house then standing the west side of the road, opposite the house of James Hum- phrey, and died there. He was viewed by Christian people as one who could understandingly confide in the rectitude of God's dealings with him. The same traits of character were seen to adorn the life of his worthy partner, both during his life, and through the remainder of her life, which closed in A.D. 1825. She, for the last twenty-seven years of her life, was the wife of the Rev. Rufus Hawley, of Northington, (now Avon.) It appeared to be a settled principle with her, that whatso- ever God did was right. They were the parents of six chil- dren.
Parents.
Born. Died. Age.
Gideon Curtis,
1751, 1789, 38.
Elizabeth (or Betsey)
Mills,
1753, 1825, 72.
Children.
Born. Died. Age.
Child,
1774, 1774.
Gideon, 2d,
1775.
Married an adopted daughter of Capt. Sweet, of Nor- folk.
Solomon,
1778.
Married a daughter of Samuel Eggleston.
Drayton Mills,
1781.
Married a lady educated by the Moravians.
Norman,
1785.
He was a stammerer.
Elizabeth, or Betsey,
1788.
Married Thomas Gleason, of Avon.
These families that bore the name of Curtis were among the most prominent in West Simsbury, the later part of the last century, although the race has now become almost ex- tinct in this town, and but very few are now living that had any knowledge of them.
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SERG. DANIEL CASE, 2D. He removed from the old parish to West Simsbury about the year 1746 or 47, accom- panied by his three brothers, Dudley, Zacheus, and Ezekiel, and two sisters, Mindwell, wife of David Adams, and Lois, wife of Joseph Mills, Jun. He resided on the premises now occupied by Calvin Case.
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Parents.
Born. Died. Age.
Daniel Case,
1720, 1801, 81.
Mary Watson,
1724, 1807, 83. Of New Hartford.
Children.
Born. Died. Age.
Daniel,
1752, 1799, 47. Married Elizabeth Humphrey.
Moses,
1754, 1782, 28.
Married Eunice Case.
Mary,
1756, 1832. 76. Married John Garret.
Abigail,
1758, 1830, 72.
Married William Taylor.
Lois,
1760.
Died single.
Keturah,
1762, 1824, 62.
Married James Humphrey, Esq.
Penlope,
1764, 1781, 17.
Died single.
Amery Watson,
1767, 1852, 85.
Married Betsey Hawes.
Elam,
1772, 1848. 76. Married Phebe Andrus, widow of Leman Andrus.
Mr. Daniel Case, erected the first grist-mill in West Sims- bury, on the site now occupied by Calvin Case, Jun., and Orange Case.
SERG. DANIEL CASE, 1ST, married Penlope Buttolph, May 7th, 1719; died May 28th, 1733, aged 37 years.
LIEUT. DANIEL CASE, son of Serg. Daniel Case, 2d, married Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. Ezekiel Humphrey, Sen., about A. D. 1771. They resided on the farm now owned by Stephen H. Atwater.
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Parents.
Born. Died. Age.
Daniel Case, 1752, 1799, 47.
Elizabeth Humphrey, 1750, 1808, 58.
Children. Born. Died. Age.
Nancy,
1772.
Daniel,
1774.
Harvey,
1777.
Moses,
1779.
Penlope.
Hugh.
Was killed by the bursting of a cask of burning spirits, 1800.
Ruel.
The children removed to the state of New York, at the beginning of this century.
OZIAS CASE, son of Lieut. Dudley Case. He resided the early part of his family state in the near vicinity of the house of Dea. Lester Mather; there he lost one or more of the early members of his family. About 1791 he removed to Otis, Mass., where he spent the remainder of his life.
Parents.
Born. Died. Age.
Ozias Case,
1757, 1820, 63. 1804.
Mary Hill,
Amy Baldwin,
1811.
Children. Born. Died. Age.
Mary, or Polly,
1774.
Married Charles Segar.
Ozias, Jun.,
1776.
Married Esther D'Wolf.
Manna,
1779.
Married Electa Barber.
Dorcas.
Luman.
Married - Humphrey.
George,
1790.
Dencey,
1792.
Married 1st, Thomas Bidwell, Jun .; 2d, Amos Rising.
Dudley.
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LIEUT. DUDLEY CASE. He removed from the old parish to West Simsbury, about the year 1742. He resided on the place known as the Hosford Stand, where he kept public house for a long succession of years.
Parents.
Born. Died. Age.
Dudley Case,
1722, 1792, 70.
Dorcas Humphrey, 1726, 1805, 79.
Children.
Born. Died. Age.
Dudley,
1744, 1822, 78. Married 1st, Susannah Merrell;
2d, Lucretia Case.
Elisha,
1747.
Died in youth.
Ozias,
1749.
Died in youth.
Elias,
1753.
Died in youth.
Elisha,
1755, 1839, 84.
Married Delight Griswold.
Ozias,
1757.
Married Mary Hills.
Elias,
1759, 1809, 50.
Married Lucretia Foot.
Dan,
1761, 1815, 54.
Married 1st, Rachel Foot ; 2d, Allice Hallock.
Dorcas,
1764, 1849, 85.
Married 1st, Benjamin Mills ; 2d, Nodiah Woodruff.
Truman,
1767, 1836, 69. Married Rhoda Lusk.
Emmanuel,
1769, 1782, 13.
They had eleven children, ten sons and one daughter.
CAPT. DUDLEY CASE, JUN., son of Lieut. Dudley Case, married Susannah, daughter of Jonathan Merrell, Sen. He resided on the premises now owned by the heirs of the late Hiram Pike, near the confines of New Hartford. They had no children. For his second wife, he married Lucretia, relict of Capt. Elias Case. He was born in 1744; died 1822, aged 78 years. His first wife, Susannah, died 1810. Lucre- tia, his second wife, died 1843.
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DEA. ELISHA CASE, fifth son of Lieut. Dudley Case, grandson of Daniel Case, Sen., and of the fifth degree inclu- sive from the first John Case. He resided on the premises now occupied by Newell Miner.
Parents.
Born. Died. Age.
Elisha Case,
1755, 1839, 84.
Delight Griswold, 1757, 1842, 85. Daughter of Samuel Gris- wold.
Children.
Born. Died. Age.
Almira,
1777, 1808, 31. Married David Wilmot.
Sally, 1779, 1846, 67. Married Thaddeus, son of Dea. Benjamin Mills.
Elisha, 1781, 1824, 48. Married Abia Barber, daughter of John Barber.
Delight G., 1783, 1810, 27. Married John Barber, 2d.
Allen,
1785, 1849, 64. Married 1st, Sally, daughter
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