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V.
SARAH SPENCER was married to Thomas Huxley, of Suffield. Conn.
Mrs. Sarah Huxley died October 24, 1712.
Mr. Thomas Huxley died July 21, 1721.
REV. SAMUEL STONE.
FIRST GENERATION.
REV. SAMUEL STONE, one of the first settlers of Hartford. Conn., and second Pastor of the First Church in that town, appears to have been twice married. 1. To 2. To Eliz- abeth Allen.# His wife survived him and was married to George Gardiner of Salem. Mass,, merchant. [Mr. Gardiner appears to have been of Hartford in 1673.]
Mr. Samuel Stone, the Reverend Teacher of the Church of Christ at Hartford. died July 20, 1663.1
¥ On Boston Ist Church Records, p. 25, date of July 1641. " Letters of commendation were granted to John Winthrop the younger, going to England the like for our bro. M. William Ilibbins also going to England.
.. Alr> Elizabeth Stone, lately called Mrs Eliza Allen, but now the wife of M. Samuel Stone the teacher of the church of Hartford. in Conn., was granted letters of recommendation thither."
Turning back to 24 March, 1438-9. [ find the admissions were Mr Elizabeth Allen, Mr Penelope Pelham and Elizabeth Story. Whether Elizabeth Allen were mailen or widow is not known to me, but my opinion is that not being called wife of any or widow. she was a young woman, for she lived to ISSI. (Judge Savage ]
t The last Will and Testement of the Reverend M Sam Stone. fate teicher of the church of X' at Hartford, who deceased July Loth. IC 3
Inasmuch as all men on earth are mortall, and the time of dying, w the maner thereof is only foreknowne and predetermined by the Majestic on high, and that it is a unty incumbent on all so farr forth to have their house 4 in order, as consideratoly to deter- mine and dispose of all there outward estate, consisting in Heredetamente. Laods. Chattells, Goods of what kind soever. w all and of her there appartenances, to coverall persons, that Righteousness and peace wer love might be mayatained for the future, and whereas at this present : That I Samuel Stone, of Hirtfond, ypon Conectiout : am by a gracious visitation, and warneing from the Lord invited and called to ha ten this precept duty and sernice for ends premised, Being through the gentle and tender dealing of the Lord in fall and perfect memorie, make and appoint this as may last Will and Testunent as followes.
Imp: It is my will that M . Elizabeth Stone my loving wife shall be my true and sole executrix of this my last Will and Testament. and that woont any intanglemt or snare : the legacies given to herself being firstly possessed, all ion every of them as they follow. and the after legacies to be made good out of y. remayneing ostate if sufficient, otherwise a distribution according to that proportion. yet if there happen any overpluss to be wholly and solely at the disspose of my sayd wife. Allso I give unto my sayd wife (duroing the terme of her life) half my houseing and lands w Lin the liberties of Hartford and to have the free dispose of the value of the sayd halfe of my lands at the time of her death. by legacy or otherwise. Allso farther it is my will and I doe freely give unto my wife all the houshold stuff that I had wth hier when I marryd her. to be at her full and free dispose as shee shall see cause, other gifts which are more casuall appeare in the legacies following,
Itt: Allso as my last will and Testament and in token of my fatherly loue and care. I doe freely give and bequeath into my son Samuel Stone at the time of my deceasse the other halfe of my houseing and lands w in the liberties of Hartford afoarsaya, and the other halfe of the houseing at the time of the death of my sayd wife, freely wwout any valuable consideration to be in any wise required, as allso the other halfe of ye Land, but upon a valuable consideration as before premised in the Legacy given to my deare and louing wife. Allso farther I doe freely giue unto my syd sonne all my Bookes excepting such as are otherwise disposed of in this my sayd last Will and Testament; But, provided my sonne Samnell departe this life before he is marryed, that then the whole of this my present legacy remayneing shall returne to and be wholly at ye disspose of my sayd louing wife.
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NOTES OF THE
Mrs. Elizabeth Stone, alias Gardiner, died at Hartford, in 1681.
SECOND GENERATION.
Children of Record.
I. Joseph, bap. October 18, 1670.
II. Lydia, bap. Feb. 22, 1647-8. Probably dicd young.
IFI. Son, bap. April 29, 1649.
IV. Abigail, bap. September 9, 1650.
Named in his will.
V. Samuel, born VI. Eliza-
beth, born
Married, 1. Samuel Sedgwick, and then, John Roberts, and removed to New Jersey. Married a Nash, of New Haven.
VII. Rebecca, born
VIII. Mary, born
Married Joseph Fitch.
IX. Sarah, born
Married Thomas Butler, of IIartford.
Itt: Allso unto my daughter Elizabeth, I doe gine and order to be payd the full sume of one hundred pounds in household goods chattells and other countrey pay, what my louing wife ean best part wthall, or in two or three acres of Land at price currant before the sayd Land be divided betwixt my louing wife and sonne as afoarsayd, and this sayd legacy to be performed and made good wthin two years after the marriage of my sayd daughter Elizabeth, provided that if my sayd daughter shall match or dispose of herself in marriage either w hout or erosse to the minde of her dear mother my louing wife afoarsayd, and the mind and consent of my louing ouerseers hereinafter mentioned, then this my last will concerning her to stand voyd, and she gladly to accept of such a summe and quantity of portion as her sayd mother shall freely dispose to ber or : And in case my sayd Daughter shall dye and depart this world before shee receine her sayd portion, the whole thereof shall fully returne and belong vnto my sayd wife, at her dispose.
Itt: Allso (as a token of my fatherly love and respect) I doe giue uuto my three daugh- ters Rebeccah, Mary and Sarah, forty shillings. each of them to be payd them by my dear wife in houshold stuffe, as it shall be prized in Inventory. And farther whereas the lIon- oured Court of this Colony were pleased to giue or grante a farme uuto me, acknowledging there favoure therein and requesting them to assigne the same unto my sonn and deare wife in some conuenient place, where they may receive benefitt by it, to whom I do freely give the same indifferently both for the present benefitt and future disspose :
And farther itt is my desire that such of my manuscripts as shall be judged fitt for to be printed, my Reverend Friend, M: John Higginson pastor of the church of Xuat Salem may haue the peruseall of them, and fit them for the press, especially my catechisme.
And that my louing wife may have some direct refuge for aduise and helpfullness in all cases of difficulty in and about all or any of the premises my great desire is that my Breth- eren and friends Mr Mathew Allyn, Broth. Win Wadsworth Mr John Allyn and my sonn Joseph Fitch would affoarde their best assistance, whome of this my last will and testament I doe constitute as my most desired overseers, nothing doubting of their readiness herein, and unto whome wth my loveing wife I doe leave the disposal of my sonne Samuel aud daughter Elizabeth to be aduised and counselled in the feare of the Lord. Subscribed by me SAMUEL STONE.
In the presence and witnesse of Bray Rosseter.
An Inventory of the goods and chattells of Mr Samt Stone the late Reverend teacher of the Church of Christ at Hartford, who departed this life July the 20th 1663.
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Imprimis. In his purss and apparell
13 00
In the Hall. In a table joynt stooles and chairs
01 04
In a Trammell Andirons Tongs and Bellowes
01 05 06
In a cubboard
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In a feather bed, Pillowes Bowlsters, rug, Blanckets, curtains, straw bed 09 In one Hoek bed, Boulster, rug, Blanket, a great bedstead a Trucle b. 03
15 00
In ye Parlor. In a table forme, carpett. joynt stooles, chayres
03 16 00
In a chest of drawers, a green cupboard, cloth, Glass case
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In two glass cases, Hamer, gimlet, cushion
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In ye Closet. In plate in seuerall prices
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In a flagon, pinte pot, spoones, cutting knife
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In a lanthoren, Line, Trenchers, six saucers
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In a halfe Bushell, glass case
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In Bees wax and Honey and earthen ware
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In a Baskett, wooden ware, Butter, candles, china ware
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In a payer of Seales, weights, hower glass, andirons
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213
STONE FAMILY.
DESCENDANTS IN THE LINE OF SAMUEL STONE, SON OF THE REV. SAMUEL STONE.
THIRD GENERATION. V.
SAMUEL STONE, of Hartford. Conn .. never was married. He was educated for the ministry, and preached some time at Simsbury. Conn .. and afterwards at Wethersfield, Conn.
Rev. Samnel Stone died in Hartford, October. 1693. The man- ner of his death is narrated in the following words :
October 8, 1693, at 9 o'clock in the evening, Mr. Stone came from Henry Howard's house, and falling down the bank of the Riverlett, some small distance eastward bevound the rayles of the bridge, that crosses the sayd riverlett on the south side of the sd River. received severall wounds upon his head which was the occasion of his death.
In the kitchen. In Pewter 40 and pewter Bason, candlesticks 04 11
In three Brasse candlesticks, three chamber potts,
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In five porrengers, small Brasse candlesticks,
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In tin ware, earthen ware, three brass skilletts.
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In Iron Poits, Pot Hooks, In wooden ware.
In pailes, siues. Tubbs, meal Trongh, Baskett
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In a Table, Jack Spitts, Gridiron. frying pan
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In a Morter pestle, Trammells a piece of Iron. Tonges
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In a Brass Copper, Kettles, cheespresso, Bake pan
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In the C'eller. In Cheese, Cyder, Aples, Table, Wooden ware
In the Parlor Chamber. In a livery Cub-board, Andiorns, Bedsted. 2 chests
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In cushions, curtaines & valions, Boulsters and Pillowes. Bru hes. blancketts
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In Napkins, Table Cloath, pillow beers, Towels, sheets & glasses, a wheel, & reale a press, Napkins
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139
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In Andiorns, Tonges, firepan
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In Bookes &c
127
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suite totall is
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apprized Nouember 1663
p nos JOHN ALLIN
WILL: WADSWORTH.
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NOTES OF THE STONE FAMILY.
DESCENDANTS IN THE LINE OF ELIZABETH STONE, DAUGHTER OF REV. SAMUEL STONE.
THIRD GENERATION. VI.
ELIZABETHI STONE was twice married. 1. To William Sedgwick. of Hartford, Conn., about 1669. Upon her own application to the Court of Assistants, she was divorced from him in 1674. 2. To John Roberts, of Hartford, afterwards of New Jersey.
Child,-by her first husband,-one only.
Samuel, born
1670.
Children,-by her second husband, -- one or more; have not their names.
SAMUEL STORRS.
SAMUEL STORRS, the emigrant, was son of Samuel Storrs, and came from Sutton, Nottingham County, England; he was twice married, I, at Barnstable, Mass., December 6, 1666, to Mary Huckins, daughter of Thomas Huckins; she was born March 29, 1646, and died September 24, 1683; 2, to Esther Egard, Decem- ber 14, 1685.
Mr. Samuel Storrs died at Mansfield, Conn., April 30, 1719.
His widow, Mrs. Esther Storrs, died April 13. 1730, in the 89th year of her age.
FIRST GENERATION.
Children by his first wife.
1. Mary, born December 31, 1667.
HI. Sarah, born June 26, 1670.
II. Hannah, born March 28, 1672.
IV. Elizabeth, born May 31, 1675.
V. Samuel, born May 17,1677.
VI. Lydia, born June, 1679.
Children by his second wife.
VII. Thomas, born October 27, 1686. VIII. Esther, born October, 1688. IX. Cordial, born October 14, 1692.
DESCENDANTS IN THE LINE OF SAMUEL STORRS, SON OF SAMUEL STORRS, THE EMIGRANT.
SECOND GENERATION. V.
SAMUEL STORES, of Mansfield. was married to Martha He died Angust 9, 1727.
Children
10 Samuel, born August 22, 1701. 11 John, born October 7, 1702.
12 Martha, born February, 1703-4.
13 Iluckins, born December 10, 1705.
14 Elizabeth, born August, 1708. 15 Mary, born May, 1710.
16 Joseph, born March 8, 1711-12.
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NOTES OF THE
THIRD GENERATION. 10.
SAMUEL STORRS, of Mansfield, was married to Mary Warner, daughter of Andrew Warner, May 5, 1726.
Children.
17 Deboralı, born March 13, 1726-7. Died April 3, 1727.
18 Martha, born April 28, 1728.
19 Samuel, born March 6, 1729-30.
20 Deborah, born April 20, 1733.
21 Andrew, born December 20, 1735.
22 Richard, born October 1, 1746.
11.
JOHN STORES, of Mausfield, was married to Esther Gurley, daughter of Samuel Gurley, of Mansfield, January 2. 1735. She died March 15. 1746, in her 33d year. After her death he again married.
John Storrs died October 6, 1753, aged 51.
Children of John Storrs.
23 John, born 1735.
24 Son, born August 2, 1738. Died August 17, 1738.
25 Lydia, born August 18, 1742.
26 Nathaniel, born 1751.
13. -
HUCKINS STORRS. of Mansfield, married Eunice Porter, daugh- ter of Deacon Experience Porter, of Mansfield. November 12. 1731.
Children.
27 Inckills, born November 6, 1732.
28 Experience, born September, 18, 1734.
29 Eunice, born August 16, 1736. Died March 21, 1738.
30 Eleazur, born November 24, 1738,
31 Aaron, born May 5, 1741.
32 Eunice, born May 2, 1743.
33 Joseph, born December 26, 1745.
34 Abigail, born April 21, 1748.
35 Mary, born May 7, 1750.
36 Benjamin, born May 21,1752.
37 John, born September 20, 1755.
38 Samuel, born July 28, 1758.
16.
JOSEPH STORRS, of Mansfield, was twice married. 1. To Han- nah Porter, May, 1735. She died August 28, 1741. 2. To Experi- ence Gurley, daughter of Samuel Gurley, of Coventry, Conn., 1743.
Mrs. Experience Storrs died June 9, 1767, in her 43d year. Joseph Storrs died October 5, 1783, in his 72d year. They had nine children. among whom were
217
STORRS FAMILY.
Sons of Joseph Storrs.
39 Joseph, born
40 Cordial,
born
41 William, born
42 Augustus, born
43 Royal,
born
FOURTH GENERATION.
23.
REV. JOHN STORRS* was twice married. I. To Eunice Howe. 2. To -
Sons of John Storrs.
44 Richard Sal-
ter,
born
1763.
45 John, born
46 Joshua, born
47 Luther, born
FIFTH GENERATION.
44.
RICHARD SALTER STORRS, of - was married to
Sons of Richard Salter Storrs.
48 Richard Sal-
ter, born
49 David, born
50 Jonathan, born
51 Charles, born
52 Eleazur, born
DESCENDANTS IN THE LINE OF THOMAS STORRS, SON OF SAMUEL STORRS, THE SETTLER.
SECOND GENERATION. VII.
THOMAS STORRS, of Mansfield, was married to Mehitabel March 14, 1708.
Thomas Storrs, Esq., died April, 1755, in the 69th year of his age. Melitabel Storrs died March 10, 1776.
* Rev. John Storrs, was ordained August 15, 1763, sixth pastor of the Presbyterian church at Sonthold, L. 1. He left the Island near the commencement of the Revolutionary War, and was absent from his charge from August, 1776, to June, 1782. Ile was dismissed April 13, 1787. [Rev. Mr. Prime's History of Long island.] " After his dismission, Rev. Mr. Storrs came back to Mansfield, and preached for a time to a congregation in North Wind- ham, as a supply." [Rev. A. S. Atwood, of South Mansfield.] Rev. John Storrs was twice married. 1. To Eunice Howe, widow of Dr. Ilowe, of Mansfield and daughter of Col. Shu- bael Conant, of Mansfield, by whom he had a son Richard Salter Storrs, who was settled in the ministry at Long Meadow, Mass. Ilis son, bearing the same name, is Pastor of the church in Braintree, Mass., and his son bearing the same name, is settled over a church in Brooklyn, N. Y. [Zalmon Storrs, Esq., of Mansfield. ]
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NOTES OF THE
Children of Thomas Storrs.
53 Mchitabel, born March 30, 1709.
54 Rebecca, born August 29, 1710.
55 Zeruialı, born August
27, 1712. Married Seth Paddock, October 10, 1735. Died May 9, 1760.
56 Cornelius, born December 30, 1714.
57 Thomas, born January 16, 1716-17.
58 Prince, born March 12, 1718-19.
59 Josiah, born March 25, 1721.
60 Judah, born September 26, 1723, the fifth day of the week, in the night at seven o'clock.
61 Lemuel,
boru March 13, 1725-6, on the Lord's day morning, about sunrise.
62 Amariah,
born June 11, 1728, about 11 o'clock at night a Tuesday.
63 Anna, born January 18, 1731-2, on Tuesday morning the fourth hour.
THIRD GENERATION. 56.
CORNELIUS STORRS (son of Capt. Thomas) married Martha Porter, daughter of Deacon Experience Porter, of Mansfield, Sep- tember 4, 1738.
Children.
64 Cornelius, born September 5, 1739.
65 Martha, born October 13, 1741.
66 Constant,
born March 20, 1744.
Died July 19, 1745.
67 Mehetibel, born June 12, 1745.
68 Nathaniel,
born June
21, 1747.
69 Elijah,
born March 25, 1750.
70 Constant,
born February 11, 1752.
71 Hannah, born April 7, 1754.
57.
THOMAS STORRS, of Mansfield, was married to Eunice Paddock, daughter of Mr. Robert Paddock, of Mansfield, Eebruary 27, 1742-3.
She died May 2, 1795. He died May 14, 1802.
Children.
72 Zeruiah, born January 6, 1743-4.
73 Martha, born August 21, 1745. Died July 10, 1750.
74 Dan, born February 7, 1748.
75 Eunice, born May 28, 1750.
76 Martha,
born June 1, 1752.
77 Thomas, born August 25, 1754,
Died at Princeton, N. J., September, 1776.
78 Seth,
born January 24, 1756.
79 Zalmon, born August 30, 1758. Died in New Jersey, September 20, 1776.
80 Heman, born September 27, 1761.
58.
PRINCE STORRS married Deliverance Paddock, daughter of Seth Paddock, late of Mansfield, November 30, 1749.
219
STORRS FAMILY.
Children.
81 Anne, born July
28, 1751, on the Sabbath day in the afternoon.
82 Prince,
born September, 9, 1753.
83 Deliverance,born November, 19, 1755.
84 Royce, born June 7, 1758.
85 Roxilana,
born July
8, 1760.
86 Chipman, born March
21, 1763.
59.
JOSIAHI STORRS married Mary Sargeant, daughter of Mr. Jonathan Sargeant, November 9, 1743. She died July 3, 1794. Ile died August 9, 1796.
Children.
87 Ebenezer, born August 26, 1744.
88 Mary, born August 11, 1750. Died October 25, 1754.
89 Josiah, born April 5, 1754. Died November 6, 1754.
90 Josiah, born November 3, 1755.
91 Nathan, born August 5, 1758.
Died August 30, 1764.
92 Jonathan, born October 16, 1760.
93 Molly,
born June
18, 1764.
60.
JUDAH STORRS married Lucy Cleaveland, daughter of Henry Cleaveland, December 3, 1744. HIe died May 29, 1791.
Children.
94 Asael, born May 3, 1745.
95 Lucy, born May 3, 1747. Died September 11, 1751.
96 Olive, born May 15, 1749.
97 Justus, born April 26, 1751.
Died October 25, 1754.
98 Henry, born September 14, 1758.
99 Justus, born October
11, 1755.
100 William Fitch, born July 3, 1757.
101 Lucy, born October 26, 1759.
102 Bezaleel, born August 6, 1761.
103 Frederick, born May 2, 1764.
61.
LEMUEL STORRS Was married to Hannah Gillett, June 11, 1749. She died June 29, 1759, aged 29.
Children.
103} Hannah, born June 10, 1750. Died September 30, 1750.
104 Aaron, born August 2, 1751.
105 Lemuel, born April 26, 1753.
105} Hannah, born March 1755.
106 Roger, bap. January
8, 1758.
FOURTH GENERATION. 74.
DAN STORRS, of Mansfield, was twice married. 1. To Ruth Conant, daughter of Col. Shubael Conant, of Mansfield, and of Eunice his wife, daughter of Rev. Eleazur Williams, minister of South Mansfield, Jamary 5, 1774. She died April 18, 1792. 2. To Mary Southworth, daughter of Constant Southworth, Esq .. October 28, 1793.
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NOTES OF THE STORRS FAMILY.
Children,-by his first wife.
107 Origin, born October, 11, 1774. born December 18, 1779.
108 Zalmon,
Zalmon Storrs, Esq., Yale College, 1801. Married 1. April 26, 1804, Cynthia Stowell, daughter of Josiah Stowell, of Mansfield. She died April 17, 1833. 2. Clarissa Stowell. Residence South Mansfield, Conn.
109 .Juba,
born March 9, 1782.
110 Sophronia, born March 2, 1784.
111 Selima, born June
29, 1786.
Married Ozias Seymour, father of Judge Origen Storrs Seymonr.
112 Lucius,
born June 23, 1789.
113 Egbert,
born February 7,1792.
Died May 7, 1792.
Children,-by his second wife.
114 Egbert,
born January 18, 1795. Died February 25, 1796.
115 Maria, born July 9, 1800.
116 Delia,
born July 1, 1806. Married Rev. Thomas T. Waterman. #
105.
LEMUEL STORRS, of Colchester, was married to Betsey, daugh- ter of Col. Henry Champion, October 5, 1783. She was born September 11, 1762.
Lemuel Storrs, Esq., died November 29, 1816.
Mrs. Betsey Storrs, alias Champion, died June 21, 1845. Children of Lemuel Storrs.
117 Eliza, born July
26, 1784. Married Hon. Joseph Trumbull, late Governor of Connecticut, December 1, 1824. One child Eliza Storrs, born October 10, 1826, married Lucius F. Robinson, Esq., of Hartford, Conn., Attorney at Law.
118 Henry
Randolph, born September 3, 1787.
119 Lemuel
Gustavus, born February 22, 1792.
120 William
Lneius, born March 25, 1795.
DESCENDANTS IN THE LINE OF CORDIAL STORRS, SON OF SAMUEL STORRS, THE SETTLER. SECOND GENERATION. IX.
CORDIAL STORRS, of Mansfield, was twice married. 1. To Hannah, daughter of Thomas Wood, of Rowley, Mass., deceased September 15, 1724. She died March 18, 1764. 2. To Mrs. Catharine Bicknell, widow of Capt. Zechr. Bicknell, of Ashford, October 10. 1765.
Children.
121 Jabez, born July #
26, 1725. Died November 10, 1826.
122 Cordial, born January 3, 1728.
123 Hannah, born April 15, 1732.
124 Mclietibel, born April
15, 1737.
Died August 30, 1838. Children, Hen ry Samuel, born July 1, 1811, died 1852. Fortune Kingsley, born 1813, died December 12, 1853. Eliza, born 1814, died 1837. William Champion, born 1816. Peyton Randolph, born 1818, died June 13, 1855. One son, Lemuel Gustavus, born Feb ruary, 6, 1813, died March 31, 1830. Judge of the Supreme Court of Errors. Residence Hartford, Conn.
SAMUEL TERRY.
SAMUEL TERRY, of Springfield, Mass., (where he appears first, about 1654,) was twice married. 1. To Ann Lobdell, daugh- ter of - - Lobdell, of -, 1660. She died -. 2. To Sarah Scott, 1690. Mr. Terry removed to Enfield about 1700, probably after that year.
Mrs. Sarah Terry died
Mr. Samuel Terry died in 1731.
FIRST GENERATION. Children of Samuel Terry and Ann his wife.
I. Samuel,
born
1661.
II. Ephraim,
born
1663. Died in childhood.
III. Thomas, born 1665.
IV. Mary, born 1667.
V. Rebecca, born
1669.
Died in infancy.
VI. Ephraim,
born
1672.
VII. Rebecca,
born
1673.
VIII. Elizabetlı,
born
1675. Died young.
IX. Anna,
born
Children of Samuel Terry and Sarah his wife,-none.
SECOND GENERATION. I.
SAMUEL TERRY, of Enfield, Conn., was twice married. 1. To Hannah Morgan, daughter of Miles Morgan, of Springfield, 1682, being the first marriage in the settlement. She was born 1656, and died January 7, 1698. 2. To Martha Credan, daughter of - Credan, of 2 Mr. Samuel Terry died in 1730. Mrs. Martha Terry died May 29, 1743.
10 Samuel,
born
11 Ebenczer, born
Children,-by his first wife. 1690. Went to the State of New-York. Died 1780. Had 3 children-all sons. 1696. Ebenezer, born 1722, died 1817. aged 94. Selah, born 1732, died 1803. Christopher Healms, born 1736, died 1770. Each of the three sons left children. Married William Bement, 1706. Four sons. Married Jolin Pasco, 1713.
12 Hannah, born
13 Rebecca, born
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NOTES OF THE TERRY FAMILY.
14 Benjamin, born October 13, 1698. Married Hannah Pease, daughter of James Pease, of Enfield, 1721. Had 6 sons and three daughters.
Children,-by his second wife.
15 Ephraim, born October 24, 1701. 16 Jacob, born February 20, 1704. Married Mary Pease, daughter of James Pease, of Enfield, 1730. Had 5 sons and 2 daughters. He died 1779. Died in March, 1706.
17 Martha, born February 18, 17072
18 Jonathan, born November 17, 1707. Married Sarah Pease, daughter of James
19 Isaac,
born
Pease, of Enfield, 1738. Had 2 sons and 2 daughters. He died 1793. 1713. Died 1783. Married and left children.
THIRD GENERATION. 15.
EPHRAIM TERRY, of Enfield, Conn., was married to Ann Col- lins, daughter of Rev. Nathaniel Collins, minister of Enfield, and Alice his wife, daughter of Rev. William Adams, minister of Dedham, Mass., September 13, 1723. She was born December 2, 1702. She died
Ephraim Terry, Esq., died 1783, aged -.
Children.
20 Samnel,
born 1725. Settled in Enfield. Died 1798, leaving a family.
21 Ephraim, born 1728. Settled in Enfield. Died in 1807, left 22 Nathaniel, born October 3, 1730. a family. Settled in Enfield. Died in 1792, left a family; father of the late General Nathaniel Terry, of Hartford.
23 Elijah,
born
1736.
Settled in Enfield. Died -; left a family.
24 Eliphalet, born
1742.
FOURTII GENERATION.
24.
ELIPHIALET TERRY, of Enfield, Conn., married Mary Hall, December 3, 1765.
Eliphalet Terry died November 2, 1812, aged 70. Mrs. Mary Terry, alias Hall, died January 10, 1833.
Children.
25 Esther, born January
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