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Let us then occasionally look back upon our ancestors, not to smile at their errors, or to criticize their prim, precise Puritan language or ways.
Let us rather receive a lesson from our forefathers and re- solve to imitate their good works ; covering with the veil of char- ity that portion of the past history of our progenitors we may not approve or desire to perpetuate."
Of interest, as showing some of the things for which our an- cestors spent their money and what they cost are these items taken from the account book of Phineas Truman Ives, kept dur- ing the years between 1810 and 1834.
"April 16th 1810
Flour $8.75 per bbl
Veal 47/2 cts per lb
to one lb of "tee" 84 cts
Quart Brandy 16 cts
Beef 5 cts 1b
Potatoes I7c bushel
Turnips 16c bushel Apples 16c bushel
July 27 To parstering a span of horses 5 nites 75c
Butter 16c 1b Bushel Corn 84c
"A broadcloth coat $5
To one hat 3.16
A straw bonet
3.50
Cloth 1.25 per yd
Buckwheat 75
for a horse to town
I2C
A horse to Meriden 16 cts
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HISTORY OF CHESHIRE.
Cash paid Cirus Bauldwin for cutting 2IC
1813 Bushel Clams 1.50
An 8 day Clok II .-
1815 Rye 1.02 per bushel
I820 Gallon Gin 371/2
I822 Weaving 13 yds cloth .78
Weaving 221/2 yds flannel 1.80
1825 Chopping & splitting
lode of wood 25℃
I822 Military coat & mus- ket 6.00
Barrel of cider
75℃
Hors to Middletown 50c
to New Haven 50c to Wallingford 25℃ 3 yds dressed Cloth 6.00
20 shad at IO 2.80
I day dressing flax 50c
A musket 2.00
Also these from another source:
Jan. 3d 1825 Dr. Thomas L. Cornwall is paid $18.40 for 24 visits to Amasa Hitchcock.
Jan. 12th to May 3d 1812 Amasa Hitchcock to Cornwell and Shelton for professional services & medicine $12.
Names of men found in later Historical Collections who are credited to Wallingford and Cheshire; and as nearly all these same names are found also on the Land Records, Marriage Rec- ords and Church Records of these towns, we may reasonably believe that they were actual residents who volunteered to serve their country.
From itemized accounts of individual soldiers from a volume of "Sick Bills," 1775 : Samuel Hough John Pearce
Phineas Lyman
Gideon Bill Jairus Harrison Jacob Page Eli Moulton
Samuel Orsborn Amos Austin Ichabod Meriam
Abraham Bunnel Titus Butler Clement Tuttle Jared Benham David Mallery Samuel Benham Ens. James Peck Lieut. John Hough Charles Hall Silas Gaylord Died
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HISTORY OF CHESHIRE.
Ephraim Chamberlain
Salmon Stanley
Dan Smith
Serg. Joseph Shaylor Nathaniel Catlin
Levy Ives
James Corbet Jr.
Samuel Savage
Andrew Hull
Titus Brockett
Nathaniel Bull
Elihu Thomson
Asa Blakesley
Serg. Josiah Fowler
Wm. Perkins
Serg. John Jones
Archibald Rice
Luther Page
Oliver Bradley
Amos Mix
Stephen Brooks
Ens. David Hitchcock
Josiah Smith
Moses Warner
Ebenezer Thomson
Samuel Hall
Benjamin Austin
Charles Tuttle
Return 1779 Second Reg't Col. Butler Enoch Meriman Wallingford
Conn. Line 1777-81 Elijah Royce, Wallingford, in Capt. Rob't Warner's Co.
6th Regt .- Col. Douglass
Elihu Cook
Benjamin Foord
Zenas Mix John Parker
Jonathan Foord Pratt Jones
Amasa Thorp Amos Thorp
Charles London
8th Reg't.
Abel Lewis Levi Hitchcock
Prince Hotchkiss
Capt. Monson's Co., 8th Reg't Isaiah Moss, Wallingford
List of Men Detached Cap't Oliver Stanley's Co. 1779
Roswell Beach Moses Bartholomew Ens. Samuel Culver
Dowey Daily in the room of Dan Peck
Jared Benham
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HISTORY OF CHESHIRE.
Cap't Miles Johnson's Co.
Isaac Kirtland Leml Cook Giles Churchill Hine (?) Munson
Jesse Rice Sam'l Barns went in Rice's Room
Cap't Isaac Hall's Co.
Hill Hall 2d master Lent Hough
David Morgan
Cap't Abraham Stanley's Co., 1779
Reuben Horsford
Ichabod Barns
Joel Doolittle Chas. Preston
Beri Tuttle Charles Johnson Enos Benham Jr in room of Wm Atwater
Cap't Thos Shepherd's Co., same time
Amos Johnson Amos Merriman
Jacob Curtis Thos Andrus
Edw Fenn Jr
Cap't Caleb Hall's Co., same time
Danl Merwin Stephen Johnson David Barns
Enos (?) Benham Saml Rice in room of Josiah Mix
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Rec'd of the Selectmen, etc., half a pound of powder & Six - teen Balls *
Wallingford
Simon Francis Buller (Butler) Ives
Cap't John Hough's Co., 2 months' men Aug. 20, 1779
Jonathan Blakesley hired by Abner Way Ens. Thomas Foster Asahel Yale in the room of Noah Yale
Simeon Perkins Osias Foster in the room of Tim Foster Enos Hall Isral Hall
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HISTORY OF CHESHIRE.
Capt Thos Shepherd's Co.
Robert Grannis
Jonth Francis
Capt Ephraim Cook's Co.
Elisha Wilmot Gideon Curtes
Josiah Talmadge Jr Thos Gaylord
Robert Hotchkiss
Naval Record- Brig "Minervia," 1775.
Capt. Giles Hall
Wallingford
Northern Dep't 1775
Benjamin Osborn Thomas Mix Amos Potter
Nathaniel Stacey Samuel Thorp
Clement Tuttle
Wm Ives
Eliada Parker
Benjn Cook
Eliakim Parker
Abraham Sugdon
Joshua Parker
Ebenezer Alling
Levi Parker
Ephraim Hotchkiss
Ebenezer Merry
Robert Hotchkiss
Reuben Judd
Joseph Cooper
Fred'k Chapel Capt
Pensioners, Act of Congress, 1776.
Joel Ives Jr Benjn Denslow Joseph Matson or Mattison Seth Boardman Lieut Aaron Kelsey
Ezra Willcox Nathaniel Austin Seth Johnson
Sergt Jeremiah Markham Roswell Franciss E. & J. Sheldon Thomas Bristol
Col. Thaddeus Cook's Reg't Col. Thaddeus Cook's Reg't Col. Thaddeus Cook's Reg't Col. Thaddeus Cook's Reg't Col. Thaddeus Cook's Reg't Col. Thaddeus Cook's Reg't Col. Thaddeus Cook's Reg't Col. Thaddeus Cook's Reg't Col. Thaddeus Cook's Reg't Col. Thaddeus Cook's Reg't Col. Thaddeus Cook's Reg't Col. Thaddeus Cook's Reg't
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HISTORY OF CHESHIRE.
List of those going to R. I. under Cap't Charles Norton 1778
Serg't Nathan Crittenden
Joseph Hall
Peter Peck
Saml Barns
Lieut James Peck
Saml Mattoon
Jonathan Bartholomew
Asahel Hull
Benjn Chittenden
Joseph Curtes Jr
John Lewis
Giles Cook
Tryon's Invasion Cap't Dan Collins Co.
Lt. James Hough
Wm Merriam
Ens. Brinton Hall
Joseph Merriam
Serj. Saml Hall
Yale Bishop
Benjamin Merriam
John Barns
Serjt. Amos Ives
John Ives
Serjt. John Merriam
Abel Curtiss
Corpl. Daniel Janes
Timothy Ives
Corpl. Ezra Rice Fifer Sanburn Ford
John Miles
John Couch
Caleb Merriman
Bezaleel Ives
Moses Hall
Jesse Merriam
Elisha Scovil
Stephen Perkins James Cabon
Moses Hall Jur
Benjn Hart
Insign Hough
Saml Johnson
Daniel Hall
Titus Merriam
Isaac Hall
Cap't Charles Norton's Co.
Ens. Joseph Smith
Job Camp
Serjt. John Jones
Joseph Southworth
Serjt. Phinehas Parmele
Thomas Strong
James Arnold
Serjt. Jonathan Cruttenden Corpl. Stephen Norton
Samuel Bartlet
John Canfield John Curtiss
Elnathan Camp Jesse Crane
Noadiah Grave
Elnathan Norton
Joseph Chidsey Timothy Hall Heth Camp
John Newton
Josiah Tuttle Oliver Doolittle
Ward Johnson
Timothy Foster
Jared Benham
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HISTORY OF CHESHIRE.
Israel Burritt Reuben Bishop Sylvannus Hull Wm. Lucas
Thomas Lyman Daniel Meeker
Noah Norton
John Norton
Burwell Newton
Benjn Pickett
Samuel Squire
Abel Tibbals
Cap't John Hough's Co.
Lt. Nathaniel Merriam
Ozius Foster
Ens. Thomas Foster
Jeremiah Ferrington
Serj. Joseph Edwards
Simeon Perkins
Serj. Timothy Hall
David Scovil
Serj. Jonthn Yale
Samuel Rice
Serj. Comfort Butler
Ameton Yale
Serj. Giles Griswould
Elijah Scovil
Marshal Merriam
Elijah Yeomans
Elisha Merriman
Elisha Curtis
Phinehas Hall
Wyllys Mekye
Phinehas Lyman
John Yale
Asa Brown
Moses Way
Edward Collins
Jesse Merriman
Enos Hall
Abner Way
Daniel Mekye
Wyllys Bishop
Jno Morgan
Daniel Yale
Caleb Merriman
Nathaniel Yale
Thomas Spencer Amasa Merriman Giles Foster
Samuel Merriman
John Robinson
9th Regt.
Barnabas Hall, Wallingford Samuel Woolcutt, Wallingford
Edward Fenn, Wallingford Asahel Hall, Wallingford John Rice, Wallingford
Jonathan Francis. Wallingford Elisha Perkins, Cheshire
Short Term Levies 1781-Col. Butler From Cheshire
Jonah Webb Samuel Stone David Barns Reuben Moss
Joel Barns Benin Bristol Amos Mix
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HISTORY OF CHESHIRE.
From Wallingford
Edmond Fields Joseph Clark Daniel Bradley Isaac Parker Samuel Collins
Abrm Parker Edmd Merriam
Dick Freedom
Ephm Merriam
Elihu Cook
Jotham Rice
Amasa Thorp
Amos Thorp
Zenas Mix
Benjn Ford
Joel Cook
David Atkins
Johnson Cook Warren Cook
Jno Verguson
Jotham Hall
Isaac Hawley
Thads Todd
Moses Hale
Levi Robinson Jesse Vose
"Sick Bills" 1776.
Giles Curtiss
Militia Regts-Tryon's Invasion Cap't Abraham Stanley Jr's Co.
Lt Solomon Doolittle
Oliver Doolittle
Ens. Benjn Preston
Lent Hough
Serg. Charles Hull
John Lewis
Serg. Elihu Yale
Caleb Merriman
Serg. John Davidson
Francis Wilcox Ebenezer Hull
Serg. Abner Rice
Eliakim Parker
Corp. Jotham Gaylord
Stephen Beach
Corp. David Johnson
Wm Atwater Jr
Corp. Joel Rice
Nicholas Jones
Drum. Ebenezer Moss
Jonathan Johnson
Samuel Ives
Daniel Hitchcock
Joseph Doolittle Jr John Doolittle Jedediah Button
Jehial Rice Jr Abijah Ives
Charles Parker
Joel Hough Joshua Parker
Orange Munson Chas Merriman Nash Yale
Lemuel Cook
Pratt Jones
Charles London
Timo Parker Willm Prout John Parker Lent Munson
Jona Ford
Elisha Bishop
Serg. Daniel Parker
Abel Ward Atwater
James Prout Levi Parker
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HISTORY OF CHESHIRE.
Joel Hough
Capt Abraham Stanley's Co. Zebulon Dudley hired by Caleb Merriman
Capt. Divan Berry's Co. Daniel Baldwin.
Extract from Capt. Wm. Douglass account book giving names of soldiers in his company contains the following names whose family records are in Wallingford :
Abraham Bunnel Abner Thorp John Thomas
Ebenezer Byintun
Zaccheus Maltbie
Other Cheshire men whose service has been proved are : Samuel Atwater, Drummer
Abraham Atwater, enlisted in same Reg't as son Isaac Jesse Humiston, New Haven Alarm, 20 Days Dimon Barnes
DRAWING OF CHESHIRE GREEN ABOUT 1850.
1724 to 1767
Parson Hall's Records
BAPTISMS.
Note-In this list it will be observed that some parents on joining the church became members for the first time and were then entitled to have their children baptized. They had not previously owned the "covenant" and therefore could not have the ceremony of baptism administered to their children. This ruling of the early churches was a prolific cause of dissension and continued until 1660 or later when it was finally settled that all infants might be baptized, whether their parents owned the "cov- enant" or not.
May 2, 1725-Daniel Andrews and his four children, Nathan, Elnathan, Jehiol and Hannah.
August, 1728-Thankful, of Daniel Andrews.
May, 1736-Abigail, of Daniel Andrews. August, 1750-Hannah, of Elnathan Andrews.
January 29, 1733-4-Mary, of Jonathan Andrews. April, 1752-Abigail, of Amos Andrus. July, 1742-Lydia, of Benj. Andrus. April, 1742-Benjamin Andrus. April, 1742-Susanna, his wife. September, 1744-Samuel, of Benj. Andrus. January, 1746-7-Martha, of Benj. Andrus. February 26, 1748-9-Lucretia, of Benj. Andrus. July II, 1752-Rebecca, of Benj. Andrus. July, 1726-Mahitabell, dau. of Daniel Andrus. April 10, 1730-I-Ephraim, of Daniel Andrus. November 10, 1733-Margery, of Daniel Andrus. July, 1740-Lydia, of Daniel Andrus. May 19, 1735-Elizabeth Andrus. April, 1740-I-Bela, son of Elisha Andrus.
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HISTORY OF CHESHIRE.
February, 1746-7-Thomas and Bede, of Enos Andrus. December 20, 1747-Asel, of Enos Andrus.
December 25, 1749-Huldah, of Enos Andrus. November 30, 1751-Huldah, of Enos Andrus. March, 1742-3-Amasa, of Elnathan Andrus. June, 1745-Demaris, of Elnathan Andrus.
December, 1742-Amos, Mary and Nathaniel, children of Giles Andrus.
April 3, 1743-Joseph, of Giles Andrus.
October 18, 1747-Giles, of Giles Andrus. July, 1726-Jonathan Andrus.
February II, 1727-8-Abel, son of Jonathan Andrus. May, 1730-Ester, of Jonathan Andrus.
May 1, 1737-Daniel, of Jonathan Andrus.
November 30, 1740-Jemima, of Jonathan Andrus. February, 1746-7-Mabel, of Jehiel Andrus.
August, 1750-Lois, of Jehiel Andrus. December, 1752-John, of Jehiel Andrus.
January 8, 1748-9-Thankful, of John Andrus. June 3, 1733-Amos, of Nathan Andrus. February, 1744-Rhoda, of Nathan Andrus. May, 1745-Hesther, of Nathan Andrus. April, 1746-Daniel, of Nathan Andrus. April, 1747-8-Joseph, of Nathan Andrus. May, 1750-Nathan, of Nathan Andrus. March, 1751-Daniel, of Nathan Andrus. July 1, 1752-Moses, of Nathan Andrus. February 3, 1739-40-Lament Curtiss, dau. of Sarah Andrus. June 19, 1737-Sarah, Enos, Lois and Thankfull, children of Thomas Andrus.
June 3, 1739-Caleb, of Eben Atwater. February 3, 1739-40-Samuel, of Ebenezer Atwater. January, 1741-2-Ebenezer, of Ebenezer Atwater. March, 1746-Esther, of Ebenezer Atwater. April, 1747-8-Elizabeth, of Ebenezer Atwater. December, 1752-Abigail, of Ebenezer Atwater. February-Ephraim, of Ebenezer Atwater.
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March, 1742-3-Heman, of Enos Atwater. September, 1745-Abijah, of Enos Atwater. February, 1746-7-Mahitabel, of Enos Atwater. September, 1747-8-Enos, of Enos Atwater. August, 1750 Eunice, of Enos Atwater. July 11, 1752-Heman, of Enos Atwater. January, 1744-5-Jeremiah, of John Atwater. August, 1747-Phebe, of John Atwater. April, 1749-Hannah, of John Atwater. September, 1751-John, of John Atwater. October, 1758-Ye child of John Atwater, Jr. November, 1726-Abigail, dau. of Moses Atwater. December, 1727-Sarah, dau. of Moses Atwater. January 4, 1729-30-Moses, of Moses Atwater. August, 1731-Mercy, of Moses Atwater. March, 1735-Elihu, of Moses Atwater. April, 1736-David, of Moses Atwater. September, 1737-Mary, of Moses Atwater. April, 1739-Hannah, of Moses Atwater. December, 1728-Ruben, of Phinehas Atwater. March, 1730-31-William, of Phinehas Atwater. September, 1733-Thomas, of Phinehas Atwater. February, 1743-4-Ambrose, of Phinehas Atwater. October, 1738-Damaris, of Phinehas Atwater. March, 1740-1-Merah, dau. of Phinehas Atwater2. September, 1745-Elizabeth, of Stephen Atwater.
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September, 1747-Lois, of Stephen Atwater. September 6, 1749-Stephen, of Stephen Atwater. December 8, 1751-Sarah, of Stephen Atwater. June, 1758-Stephen, of Stephen Atwater. December, 1751-Cloe, of Titus Atwater. May, 1752-Amos, of Titus Atwater. April, 1737-Celia, dau. Richard Baldin. October, 1740-Sarah, of Ruhama Baldwin. October, 1742-Elizabeth, of Mr. Baldin.
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HISTORY OF CHESHIRE.
April, 1747-8-Francis, of Mr. Baldwin. September, 1751-Ann, of Mr. Baldwin. August, 1750-Abigail, of John Badger. April, 1736-Abraham, of Abraham Barns. February, 1738-9-Rebecca, of Abraham Barns. November, 1741-Mary, of Samuel Barns. June 1, 1735-Asa, son of Amos Bradley.
August 12, 1737-Mary, of Amos Bradley.
February 3, 1739-40-Hannah, of Amos Bradley. October, 1742-Lois, of Amos Bradley. May, 1744-Sarai, of Amos Bradley. December, 1746-Amos, of Amos Bradley. January 8, 1748-9-Asa, of Amos Bradley. August, 1750-Lois, of Sergt. Amos Bradley.
January, 1730-31-William, of Daniel Bradley. September, 1733-Jabez, son of Daniel Bradley.
May, 1736-Jesse, of Daniel Bradley.
January 20, 1738-9-Joel, of Daniel Bradley.
September, 1747-8-Benjamin, of Daniel Bradley. August, 1750-Daniel, of Daniel Bradley. June, 1758-Mary, of Elisha Bradley.
January, 1743-4-Eunice, of Moses Bradley.
April 6, 1746-Cloe, of Moses Bradley.
April, 1747-8-Moses, of Moses Bradley. June, 1750-Ruben, of Moses Bradley.
May, 1752-Oliver, of Moses Bradley. July II, 1752-Ephraim, of Wm. Bradley.
September, 1747-8-Philemon, of Samuel Bradley.
July II, 1752-Abigail, of Samuel Bradley.
June, 1745-Abigail, of Sergt. Bradley.
November, 1746-Rachel, Eunice, Samuel, Titus and Timothy, of Lieut. Bradley. February 26, 1748-9-Lydia, of Doctor Bartholomew. June, 1734-John, son of Ensign Beach.
April, 1736-Hester, dau. of Ensign Beach.
/ January 8, 1737-8-Samuel, of Ensign Beach.
August 31, 1740-Abraham, son of Ensign Beach. ×
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PARSON HALL'S RECORDS.
May II, 1725-Isaac, Elnathan Beach's child.
March 12, 1726-7-Sarah, dau. of Elnathan Beach. 1 December, 1730-Abigail, daug. of Elnathan Beach.
November, 1728-Hannah, daug. of Elnathan Beach, Sr.
August, 1732-Lois, daug. of Sergt. Beach. April, 1746-Plato, servt of Elnathan Beach. September, 1747-8-"Sharp," ye negro of Mr. Beach. August, 1750-Marvil, ye svt of Mr. Beach.
December, 1728-Sarah, of Caleb Beach.
November, 1730-Phebe, daug. Caleb Beach.
May, 1732-Was baptized, Caleb, son of Caleb Beach, at Wood- bury, by Mr. Stoddard.
August, 1735-Margaret, of Caleb Beach (private baptism). October 10, 1736-Joel, son of Caleb Beach.
March, 1739-Hezekiah, of Caleb Beach.
November 30, 1740-Margret, of Caleb Beach.
« March 12, 1726-Also Aaron, son of Gershom Beach.
November, 1729-Gershom Beach, son of ye widow Beach.
September, 1735-Lydia, of Joseph Beach. January, 1740-I-Ye child of Joseph Beach. March, 1742-3-Elizabeth, of Joseph Beach. March, 1745-John, of Joseph Beach. October 18, 1747-Joel, of Joseph Beach.
May 20, 1725-6-Phinehas, son of Timothy Beach. October, 1741-Abigail, dau. of Wm. Beach. May, 1744-Solomon, of Wm. Beach. April, 1746-Isaac, of Wm. Beach. October 18, 1747-Thankful, of William Beach. December, 1747-Isaac, of Isaac Beacher.
September 6, 1749-Benjamin, of Isaac Beacher. March 21, 1726-Abigail, daughter of Thomas Beacher. May, 1728-Abel, of John Beecher. September, 1729-Elizabeth, of John Beecher. July 16, 1732-Solitary, ve child of John Beacher. September, 1734-Jemima, of John Beacher. December 9, 1739-John, of John Beacher.
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HISTORY OF CHESHIRE.
March 19, 1731-2-Also Joseph, Samuel, Ebenezer, Joel, Thank- full, Sarah, Patience and Hannah, children of Nathan Benham.
May, 1736-Asa, of Joseph Benham, Jr.
Aug. 12, 1737-Martha, of Joseph Benham, Jr.
September, 1737-Isaac, of Joseph Benham, Jr.
January 20, 1738-9-Nathaniel, of Joseph Benham, Jr.
Aug. 1, 1742-Joseph, of Joseph Benham, Jr. March, 1736-Sarai, of Joseph Benham, Sr.
January, 1739-40-Uri, son of Joseph Benham, Sr.
January, 1741-2-Sarai, of Joseph Benham (private).
February, 1743-4-Adah, of Joseph Benham.
March, 1746-Elizabeth, of Joseph Benham. April, 1747-8-Em, of Joseph Benham.
August, 1750-Joseph and Lois, of Joseph Benham.
April, 1747-8-Hannah, of John Benham.
August, 1750-John, of John Benham.
September, 1743-Oliver, of Samuel Benham.
May, 1745-Lydia, of Samuel Benham.
August 1, 1725-Then was baptized Moses, son of Mr. Bellamys. July, 1726-Matthew Bellamy and his five sons-Matthew, John, Jobijah, Jearns and Samuel.
August 4, 1728-Aaron of Matthew Bellamy.
June, 1730-I-Hannah, dau. of Mr. Bellamy.
October, 1738-Ann, of Matthew Bellamy.
May, 1740-I-Rachel, of Matthew Bellamy.
January, 1742-3-Ruben, of Matthew Bellamy.
March, 1746-Matthew, of Matthew Bellamy.
December 18, 1748-Abner, of Matthew Bellamy. August, 1750-Asa, of Matthew Bellamy.
November, 1734-Thankful, dau. of Matthew Bellamy, Jr. January 23, 1736-7-Lois, dau. of Matthew Bellamy, Jr.
August, 1741-Mary, Abraham and Isaac, children of John Bellamy.
July 22, 1745 -- Martha, of John Bellamy.
June, 1744-Mary, of Samuel Bellamy.
April, 1746-Sarah, of Samuel Bellamy.
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PARSON HALL'S RECORDS.
June 3, 1739-Simeon, of Augustine Bristol. April, 1742-Thomas, of Amos Bristol. August, 1743-Augustine, of Amos Bristol. March, 1746-Hannah, of Amos Bristol. November 20, 1748-Patience, of Amos Bristol.
April, 1751-Amos, of Amos Bristol. May 20, 1725-6-Jonathan, son of Henry Bristol. April 28, 1728-Lydia, of Henry Bristol.
April 3, 1743-Mary, of Henry Bristol, Jr. June, 1744-Sarah, of Henry Bristol.
February, 1746-7-Dameris, of Henry Bristol. April, 1749-Henry, of Widow Bristol. May 1, 1737-Esther, of Abraham Brooks. June, 1740-Dimon, son of Abraham Brooks.
March, 1739-Mary, of Cornelius (Cook or brooks).
April, 1740-I-Amasa, of Cornelius Brooks.
May 30, 1725-Mary, Thomas, Enos, Cornelius, Martha, Mehit- abell, Sarah, Benjamin and Henry, children of Ensine Thomas Brooks.
May 20, 1725-6-Thankfull, daughter of Ensign Brooks. July, 1737-Joshua, Thomas, Addom, Martha and Deborah, children of Thomas Brooks.
April, 1738 -- Samuel, of Thomas Brooks.
February 3, 1739-40-Dosia (Desire), dau. of Thomas Brooks. July, 1740-David, of Thomas Brooks.
August 15, 1742-Mary, of Thomas Brooks. August, 1743-Jonathan, of Thomas Brooks. July 22, 1745-Isaac, son of Thomas Brooks.
April 6, 1746-Tamer, of Sergt. Brooks.
August, 1747-Gideon, of Thomas Brooks. June 1, 1735-Enos, son of Enos Brooks. 1736-Mary, of Enos Brooks. July, 1740-Mehitabell, of Enos Brooks. August, 1744-David, of Lieut. Enos Brooks. September, 1747-Mary, of Henry Brooks. November 20, 1748-Henry, of Henry Brooks. June, 1750-Stephen, of Henry Brooks.
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HISTORY OF CHESHIRE.
March 21, 1752-Abigail, of Henry Brooks. June 20, 1725-Stephen Brooks. March 30, 1726-Hannah, daug. Stephen Brooks. June, 1728-Stephen, son of Stephen Brooks. June, 1730-Jonathan, of Stephen Brooks. October, 1731-Jerusha, of Stephen Brooks. February, 1734-5-Martha, of Stephen Brooks. May 7, 1738-Thomas, of Stephen Brooks. April, 1740-I-Lois, dau. of Stephen Brooks. June, 1743-Abraham, of Stephen Brooks. April, 1746-David, of Abner Bunnil ( Private). December, 1747-Davis, of Abner Bunnil. December 25, 1749-Abner, of Abner Bunnil. November 3, 1751-Elizabeth, of Abner Bunnil. January I, 1726-7-And Patience ye dau. of Benj. Bunnill. November, 1727-Hezekiah, son of Benj. Bunnill. January, 1742-3-Joseph, of Benj. Bunnill.
Repetition.
January, 1742-3-Joseph, of Benj. Bunnill. November, 1744-Susannah, of Benj. Bunnill. April, 1746-Lydia, of Benj. Bunnil. June 21, 1746-7-Benj. Bunnil. February, 1749-50-Samuel, of Benj. Bunnil. June 3, 1739-Nathaniel, of Ebenezer Bunnill. August, 1741-Sarai, of Ebenezer Bunill. May, 1744-Lydia, of Ebenezer Bunnel. February, 1746-7-Israel, of Ebenezer Bunnil. August, 1747-Eunice and Miriam, of Joseph Bunnil. September, 1733-Hezekiah Bunnell and 3 children, Hezekiah, Daniel and Jesse. November, 1735-Titus, of Hezekia Bunnel. December 4, 1737-Esther, of Hezh Bunnill. November, 1741-Desire, of Parmenius Bunnil. January, 1741-2-Parmenius, of Parmenius Bunnil. January 1744-5-Mary, of Parmenius Bunnil. April 6, 1746-John, of Parmenius Bunnil.
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April, 1747-8-Rachel, of Parmenius Bunnil. August, 1750-Desire, dau. of Parmenius Bunnil. May, 1752-Damaris, of Parmenias Bunnil. January 4, 1729-30-Rebeca, daug. of Sergt Bunil. July II, 1731-Stephen, of Sergt Bunnil.
December, 1727-Mercy, dau. of Benj. Burr. August-Samuel, of Benj. Burr.
April, 1732-3-Mabel, ch. of Bozy Burr. September 21, 1735-Maria, dau. of Widow Burr. January 1749-50-Sarah, of Joseph Burr. August, 1750-Joseph, of Joseph Burr.
July 15, 1739-Martha, Mary and Sarah, daughters of Michael Chapman.
January, 1739-40-Nathaniel, of Michael Chapman. May 2, 1742-Mercy, dau. of Michael Chapman. June, 1744-Ruth, of Michael Chapman. January 8, 1748-9-Deliverance, of Michael Chapman. August, 1750-Thankful, of Michael Chapman.
December, 1752-Abin, of Michael Chapman. June 19, 1737-Esther, of Wait Chatterton.
February 3, 1739-40-Abraham, of Wait Chatterton.
July, 1742-Esther, of Wait Chatterton. April, 1745-Josiah, of Wait Chatterton.
February, 1746-7-Hannah, of Wait Chatterton. May, 1749-Eunice, of Wait Chatterton. December, 1751-Lois, of Wait Chatterton.
December 18, 1748-Abigail, wife of Obediah Clark. March, 1733-34-David, of David Clark.
January, 1735-6-Huldah, of David Clarke.
December 4, 1737-Phebe, of David Clark.
March 23, 1739-40-Abigail, of David Clark. July II, 1752-Hannah, of Isrel Clark.
March 24, 1732-3-Rachel Clark.
June 6, 1725-Josiah, Thankfull and Hannah, children of Syl- vanus Clark.
October 31, 1725-William, son of Sylvester Clark.
March I, 1729-30-Mary, of Josiah Clark.
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HISTORY OF CHESHIRE.
January, 1732-3-Solomon, of Josiah Clark.
November, 1727-Andrew, son Stephen Clark. August, 1741-Martha, Stephen Clark's wife's child. April, 1746-Sarah, of Stephen Clark.
April, 1747-8-Abel, of Stephen Clark (private). November 3, 1751-Dimond, of Stephen Clark. August, 1750-Sylvanus, of Wm. Clark. July II, 1752-Sarah, of Wm. Clark. August I, 1725-Rachel, daughter David Cook.
March 21, 1726-Also Sarah, dau. of David Cook.
May II, 1725-Also one married daughter of Ephraim Cook. March 30, 1726-Lydia, dau. Ephraim Cook.
April 14, 1728-Mary, dau. of Ephraim Cook. October 14, 1733-Tirzah, dau. of Ephraim Cook. November, 1735-Elam, of Ephraim Cook.
March 26, 1738, Elisabeth and Phebe, of Ephraim Cook.
March 5, 1726-7-Ann, dau. of Israel Cook. March-Benjamin, of Israel Cook.
November, 1734-Benjamin, of Israel Cooke. April, 1730-31-Katherine, of Israel Cook.
June 19, 1737-Ezekel and John, sons of Israel Cook. May, 1740-I-Abel, ye child of Israel Cook.
June 20, 1725-And Thankful, dau. of Henry Cook. September 13, 1730-& Ephraim, of Sylvanus Cook. September, 1735-Damaris & Abiah, ds. of Silvanus Cook. November, 1726-Damaris, dau. Samuel Cook. June, 1730-Lowly, dau. of Samuel Cook. November 25, 1733-Samuel, of Samuel Cook. July, 1735-Eunice, of Samuel Cook (this was private baptism). November, 1737-Lowe, ye dau. Samuel Cook. November 25, 1739-Aarron, of Sam'l Cook. June, 1758-Hannah, of Sam'l Cook. September, 1742-Thankfull, of Sergt. Cook. September, 1745-Pegg, Capt. Cook's servant's child. May, 1744-Dick and Cezar, Mr. Cook's negros. June 21, 1746-7-Job, servant of Mr. Cook. May, 1749-Cato, servant of Mr. Cook.
293
PARSON HALL'S RECORDS.
June, 1726- Moses, son of Sam'l Cole. August, 1729-Mercy, dau. Samuel Cole. August, 1735-Samuel, son of Samuel Cole, Jr. May I, 1737-Lois, of Samuel Cole, Jr. May II, 1740-Mindwell, dau. Samuel Cole.
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