The history and genealogies of ancient Windsor, Connecticut, Vol. II, Part 109

Author: Stiles, Henry Reed, 1832-1909
Publication date: 1891
Publisher: Hartford, Conn., Press of the Case, Lockwood & Brainard company
Number of Pages: 1012


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. Samuel Stiles m. Mary Phelps; Sorgt. James Eno in. Hannah Phelps clau. of Joseph, Georg!), but I cannot trace the relation of either to Abraham Phelps, unless he had nieces of whom we have no record .- R. T. S.


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as by Instrument doth appear, and the said George Phelps having put his son John Phelps into the possession and improvement of said parcell of Land, as said John Phelps doth affirm, and allsoe it appears by the testimony of Capt. Timothy Thrall and Sorgt. John Thrall, That said John Phelps has stood in actual possession of said Land in his own right and not as a tennant as ever they knew of for the full space of twenty years past, and the sd John phelps having noo Record of said Land moved us the subscribers to grant unto him sd. John Phelps a Record of said Land as bounded in this booke of Record folio 151.


There upon a Record is Granted by us the su subscribers to the said John Phelps sen" of windfor and to his heirs and assigns for ever of that parcell of Land John Gun bought of Sam" Phelps and said Gun assigned to George Phelps.


this seventh of Aprill: 1713.


MATTHEW ALLYN Affift JOHN MOORE Regist THOMAS MOORE, selectman


Page 151, " At a place commonly called Mr. Ilill's neck, near pequannnek, in quantity thirty-six acres, bounded W. by ye fence and Land of ye fd Samuel Phelps (his father deceased), to take in land from y' river to ye fence of Timothy Thrall and run downward between y" river up to y' fence of Timothy Thrall's manfion houfe untill it accomplifh ye forefd. quantity of thirty-six acres, and allfo all yr upland without ye fence from yo bounds between ye land of John Owin and ye sayd Timothy Thrall. 10 Feb., 1686."


This land John Gun assigns to George Phelps, "11 Aprill, 1687."


The date of death and place of hurial of either John Phelps or his wife has not been found, but from the land records and tax lists we know that he d. aht. 1741/2. He was prob. buried in the oldl cemetery in Poynonoc. Ch. (*O. C. R.) :


1. Enoch .* b. 21 Jan., 1625; bp. 3 Sept., 17 croft, 15 Mch., 1715; sett. E. W. 6. Thomas, h. 21 Ang., 1687. FAM. 16.


O. C. R. Fax. 13.


2. John,* b. 12 Apl .. 1678. O. C. R. FAM. 14.


3. Josiah,* b. 17 Feb .. 1619. O. C. R. FAM. 15.


1. Sarah, b. 2 Mch .. 1641; d. yg.


8. Joh, b. 27 Apl., d. 16 Ang., 1692.


9. Job, b. 21 Aug., 1693. FAM. 17.


FAM. 7. Nathaniel ? (George1 ), m. Eunice - -about 1623, whod. Westfi'd, 17 Dec., 1238. Ile d. June, 1723. Children ( Westfield T. Rees.) :


1. Nathaniel, b. 10 0c1., 1679; m. Abigail Fowler. 25 Mch .. 1202. He d. 12 Aug., 1711. in 33d year of his age. /xx :


4. Jonathan, b. 28 Dre .. 1682. FAM. 18.


5. Thomas, h. 15 May. 1685; d. 17 June, 1686.


6. Eunice. b. 12 Del., 1688.


7. Lois, b. T Sept., 1601; poss. m. Joseph Gris- word of W. 13 Oct., 1720.


FAM. 8. Isaac3 (Capt. Isaac, George ), m. 17 Dec., 1690, Mary Mosley. He d. 11 June, 1698. Eleazer Weller m. widow Mary Phelps, ? Nov., 1704. Children ( Westfield. T. Rees.) :


1. Daniel. b. 17 Jan .. 1691; d. 26 Meh., 1692.


2. Isaac. h. 26 Jan., 1692 .*


3. Aaron, b. 31 Jan., 1695; m. 26 June, 1229, Rachell Bagg.


FAM. 9. John " (Capt.) (Capt. Isaac,2 George ), m. 24 Jan., 1711, Thankful Hitch- cock. Lient John Phelps d. 9 Sept., 1711. Children ( Westfield Recx.) :


1. George, b. 26 Der., 1712; m. Huldal Bush, S June. 1738.


1. Dan., h. nul d. 5 Jan .. 1711.


3. John, h. 44 Mch., 1:15 16. It is probable that from him descended (this); s. John, who i. In May, 1802: Rev. Royal, b. 1780, grad. Y. C. 1×01. pastor of ch. at Sempronins, N. Y., where he d. IS3D ROYAL PUBLIS, ENg,, of N. Y. rity; b. at S. 30 Mch .. 1509, his mother being a dan, of Col. John spafford of Rutland Co., Vi. Ata. 15 Mr. P. went to Hand of St. Croix, where he became a clerk; then rem, to Puerto Cabello, afterwards


at La Guayra, Republic of Colombia, No. Am., where he became the manager of the largest com- mercial house on that coast. In 1917 he estab lished himself in N. Y. city, where he long led an active and highly honorable mercantile career, - Marshall's Investors of Gen. Grunt.


1. Moses, b. 25 Oct., 1718; d. 16 May, 1243.


5. Thankful, h. 11 Sept .. 1721.


6. Stephen, b. 22 May, 1221: d. 8 July, 1: 13.


7. Sarah, b. 1 Feb., 172 6; d. 19 Apl., 1743.


8. Anm. b. 27 .July, 1728. 1753.


9. Like, b. 28 Aug .. 1230: m. Ann Freeman, 5 Apl.,


*An Isaac iprob. the Isane, b. 26 Jan., 1692) m. Wid. Sarah Palmer of W. 5 Oct., 17 - : she d. 1 .Jan., 1: 11 2. 2. 41 ( 1) catfield Cem.); he d. 13 Oct., 1753. Ch. (Wixtid Rec.) :


1. Sarah, b. 31 July, 1230; poss, m. Thor, Mor- ley or Mosley, 15 Nov .. 1753.


2. Rebecca. b. 22 July. 1732.


3. Isaac, h. 16 Apl .. 1731: poss. the Lient, Isaac (FAM. 2) whose descendants are given on p. Con.


1. Mary, b. 12 July, 1739.


1. Abigail. h. 15 Dee., 1708.


3. Nathaniel, b. 5 Nov., 1710.


3. Eunice. b. 19 May, 1680: d. 19 May. 1686.


7. David, b. 17 JJan., 1689. Prob. d. abt. 1731, &. p .- II. Prob. Vol. xi.


=5. Frances, b. Dec., 1683; m. Epbraim Ban-


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FAMI. 10. Josiah 3 ('apt. Isamme," George ). m. 3 Feb., 1903. Elizabeth Taylor. Children ( Westfield Reex.) :


1. Anm, b. 7 Feb .. 1708.


2. Jabez, b. 19 Apl., 1720.


3. Sarah. b. 29 Apl . 1;22.


4. Jephaniah. b. 4 Feb .. 1723.


Fav. 11. Joseph " (Capt.) (Jux." (en), m. 26 Nov., 1702, Abigail (dan. They and Esther Strong) Bissell, b. W., 20 Oct., 1651. and d. there 23 Oct., 1750 (E. JI. (. R.); he was " established and confirmed to be Lieutenant " by the General Assem- bly in May, 1780, " and to be Capt. of the south company or train-band on the east side of the Connecticutt river in the town of Windsor, " in May, 1732 .- Col. Recx .. Vol. VII. pp. 274, 369. The Rev. Timothy Edwards, in his Rote Bond, carefully uses the correct military title due Joseph Phelps from Sergt. to Capt .. and once gives the names of his sons who picked apples in the clergyman's orchard, and thus materially lessened the Captain's church rates for that year. Capt. Joseph Phelps d. 3 Sept., 1751 (E. H. (. R.); his will (written by his neighbor, Roger Wolcott- either the Gov., or his son, Judge Roger W.) is dated 1 Aug., 1751. It mentions his five sons, Daniel, Jerijab, Jonathan, Benjamin, and Isaac. To his son Benjamin he gave all his land in Torrington: to Isaac, all in Colebrook; to his dans. Abigail and Mary, each three hundred pounds "old Tener." Daniel and Jerijah were app, ex- ecutors .- R. T. S. Children (b. E. IT.) :


1. Joseph, b. 20 sept., 1501; d. 5 Nov., 1:46. A.


2. Daniel ('apt ),* b. 25 Mch. 1707; m. Damaris Loomis, 2% Feb .. 1714 5: she d. 5 May, 1792: be d. 11 July. 1192: s. p .: was prob. a sea captain and commanded the sloop Naary, which ailed. 1269-71. betw. E. W. and the Barbadoes. R. T.N. 3. Abigail, b. 1 Nov., 1709: m. John Kings- bury of Enfield: issue.


1. Jerijab. b. 17 Feb., 1212. FAM. 19.


5. Jonathan, b. 20 Ang .. 1215: d. 23 Feb., 175%. F. W. C.P. llis bros. inherited hi- prop.


6. Benjamm. b. 11 Nov., 1717; res. in Torrington in 1758; in W. 1761. W. L. Rer., Vol. XI. p. 3s


Benjamin, we think. m. and he may be the father of Joseph. b. 21 Max. 1700 :1 7' Rerx.), but in the record of baptisms in the Ist church of E. W. (now So, WHYwe Bind only one entry of the name Phelps. VI% .: " 23 Mch .. 1766. Jeriah Pheles child'." This we believe to be Joseph, whod & Jan., 1834. i. 6. We have found no record to show that any chil- dren were ever born to Daniel, or that Isaac ever


111 The descendants of Capt. Joseph in the line of Jerijah ate the only ones traced R. T .


7. Mars. b. 19 Meh. 1:19; m. 3 sept . 124 .Jalas Kingsbury ; set. in Andover; issue. R.


%. I-aac. b. 16 Aug .. 1:22. 0. 30 0et .. 1757. FR.C.


Fav. 12. Israel 3 (Jacob,2 (mm), m. (1) Mary (daughter Robert and Abigail Bomull) Pease, 7 Meh., 1703/4 (But. Rec .; she h. Salem, Conn., 1] Mech. His]; d. West. field, Mass., 16 Apl., 1713; (2) 26 Jan., 1913. 14, Rachel (dan. John) Clark of Farm- ington, Conn., b. about 1682, and widow of C'aleb Jones, who d. Hebron, Conn . 1611/ 12, and by whom she had the following ch., for whom Israel Phelps, her 2d husb., was app. guard., 5 .July, 1714: Caleb, Sylvanus, Mary, and Heatkinh Jones .- Srein. Children (by 1xt wife) :


1 Israel. h. Lebanon. Com .. 13 Nov., 106; m. Hannah Bennett, 19 Aug., 1731; sett. Enf.


. Mary. b. Westfield, Mass. (?). 8 Dec., 1704; m. Mumel Osborn, Jr., 14 Apl., 172.


3. Dorothy. b. Lebanon, Conn., 1 Apl., 1209.


4. Hannah. b. Lebanon, Com., 10 June. 1/11: 1. Sammel Osborn, Senr. a- 3d wife. en July.


1:3%. father of the son , who m. ber elder sister. Mary.


5 John. h. 3 Dre .. 1:11: 1. 2; Det . 1742.


" Dusil, h. SS Ang., 1716. FAM. 2.


; JJolin. h JJuly. 1793: m. : d. 1713


* Noab. h 16 Mch . 1721. FAM 41.


FAM. 13. Enoch (John." (fo.1), m. 13 Apl, 1701, Mary Owen. He d. abt. 1752 .- Iltfd. Prob. Her. Children :


1. Mary. b. 11 Sept .. 1206.


Alzail. 1. 9 Feb .. 1705 9.


* The will of Daniel Phelps appear of record in E. W. Prod. Ac . probated in 1992; legatees, wife Damaris, bros Jerijab and Benjamin, sister Mary Kingsbury, and la're of sister Abigail Kingsbury, Clarion Burnham, dan. of Sarah Williams, con-ins Daniel Phelps and Joseph Phelps In 1703 Jerijah Phelps and Daniel Phelps, Jr., both of W., sell to Ebenezer Grant a parcel of land called Hoskins lot. In a few obl will. I have seen the term " consin " need where the common usage of the present day would have employed the word " nephew." Also, the affix "junior " may designate a younger manof the same name, not necessarily a som Reasoning thus. I conclude that consin Daniel Daniel Pledge. Fr. was probably the son of Benjamin Phelps, and of his family we have no record. This would also explan that one of the moment, " erected by the sen of lerijah and a Nephew of the Brothers, as a tribute of affectionage Veneration for their worthy Anerstor -. " Owned the covenant 30 dune. 1793. Daniel Phelps and his wife. E. W. C. R. The ch. of Dan- iel 6 (Benj .. . Cupt. Jux.,S .Is. " Creo. 1) are prob. those given in the F. H. f. R. Baptism: Daniel and Bulduk. 1 Nov., 1991. Benjamin, 2 Ang. 1795: Jonathan. - of Daniel P of Winchester, Conn .. 13 Feb., 17. / T. ..


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FAM. 14. John " (John, (imo). m. Elizabeth Lewis, 15 Jan., 1707/8; res. E. W .; prob. a spinner; est. distrib. 1963; 4 daus, were the only heirs of their father John and their uncle Job. Ch .:


1. John. b. 31 Ang., 1709: wa- Ch. collector in 1733: 5. Amn. h. ---: d. unmarried.


prob. bu. 25 May, 1751. G. Martha, b. 6 Oct .. 1720; m. John French of E


2. -. bu. 16 June, 1711. - E. V. C. R. W. Ixxm : Martha et alios. sist. Martha.


3. Daniel, b. 27 May, 1712: d. yy. 4. Elizabeth, b. 25 Nov., 1714: d. unm'd. 7. Rachel, b. 3 Ang., 1722: d. num'd .: res, with her S. Ch., b. 14 Oct., 1221.


FAM. 15. Josiah ' (John? Goo.1), m. Abigail (daughter Joseph and Mary Gaylord) Griswold, 1. W., 11 Aug., 1689; in Poq. O. is found the grave of Sarah, wife of Josiah Phelps, Ist. d. 4 May, 1733. w. 59; perhaps this was a second wife; res. in Poq .- R. T. S. Children (b. I.) :


1. Sarah, b. 14 Jan .. 1712: d. yg. "my bro. Israel Negers. "-I. Prab. R.R. T. S.


2. Josiah. b. 14 Nov., 1714; m. Elizabeth - , and prob. d without having issue. The will of Jo- sinh Phelps. 2d, of W. is dated 11 June. 1751: le leaves his property to his wife Elizabeth, and to Aaron and Enoch. s. of his bro. Aaron. Thewill of 6. Ruth, b. Ang., 1:26.


3. Aaron. b. 9 Nov., 1716: m. Merey Kent, and prob. sett. Sinsbury. FAM. 22.


4. Moses. b. Oct., 171%.


5. Karab, b. Mch .. 1:23. d. yg.


Wid. Elizab. Phelps is dated 27 Oct .. 1783; it ment. F. Abigail. b. 1 Meh .. 172%.


FAM. 16. Thomas3 (Sgt. John 2 Gen.1), resided in Poq .. presumably on land deoded to him by his father. There he was taxel, there he d. 6 Jan., 1:50/51, and there we believe he was buried, although we cannot find his grave in the okl yard in Poy. Mr. Servin says that he m. his consin. Hannah Phelps-a statement that I can- not verify from record. If so, he m. twice. His will of file in Hartford Prob. Per- ords, Vol. XVI, p. 23, is dated 16 May, 1549, and mentions his wife Ann and all his living children. The tax lists of Windsor contain the name of Widow Ann Phelps in 1754, and of Ann Phelps in 1766, and as yet we have no other chue to the date of the death of his widow .- R. T. S. Ch. (W. Rees.) :


1. Hannah, b. 24 Sept. 1709; married Cornelius it b. of Thex. Phelps and Ana. his wifi); Phelps. 24 Mich., 1742 3 9. Abrahani. b. Qu July, 1:30. Fax. 26.


2. Thomas, b. 27 July. 1711. Fax. 23. 10. Margaret, ("


3. Sarah, b. 28 Sept., 1713: m. 2 June. 1731. Timo. Moses .- Simx. Rer .. Bk. Il1, p. 233.


11. Aum. b. 20 May, 1,32.


12. David, b. 1 Nov .. 1734


1. Noadiah, b. T Jan., 1715 16 FAM. 24


13. Anna. b. 10 Dias, 1726.


5. Margaret, b. 15 Mch .. 1717 18: d yg.


6. Benjamin, b. 25 July. 1720. FAM. 25.


15 Elizabeth. b. 24 Sept .. 17 10.


16. Deborah, b. 27 May. 1743.


FAM. 17. Job " (Sorgt. John" George 1). Of this Job we know nothing more than is found in dis, of his est. 4 May, 1459, which is div .. after the wid. Mary as her por tion, bet. his bro. Josiah and the heirs of his sist. Frances, who m. Ephraim Ban- croft, and the heirs of Enoch, John, and Thos. Phelps; he res. in E. W .- R. T. S. FAM. 18. Jonathan 3 (Vath'l' Gen.1), mn. Martha Loomis, pub. 16 July, 1729 .- Westfield Rec. Jonathan rem. to Sims, and d. 1762, te. 80, or 2 Oct., 1757. 2. 74 .- Sims, Re., Bk. III, p. 271. His will of file in Iltd. is dated 28 Sept .. 1957; men- tions wife Martha, sons Jonathan, Jr., and Austin, three dans., Martha Barber. Eunice Phelps, and Margaret Phelps. His wid. m. (2) Jonathan Buttles [ But- tolph ?- R. T. S. ] (3) Zebulon Hoskins, and d. at So. Union in 1804. a. 100 yrs., 2 mos. ; ber dan. Margaret lived to be over 100. Ch. (Watfd. Rice.):


1. Jonathan. b. 1730; 4. 2 Jan., 1794. 2. 63. Siets. 1. Som br. and d 11 Ang 1734. Rec. 3. Martha. b. 29 Ang .. 1735; m. Davidi? Barber. 2. Son. b. and d. 22 Sept., 1732. 6. Dum .. b. and d. 3 Apl., 123%.


3. Martha, b. 3 Aug., 1+33; d. F sept .. 1733.


4. Austin.


FAM 19. Jerijah ' (Capt. Jos.3 .Jos .; Gt), m. 10 Feb., 1768, Sarah (dan. John and -) Stoughton, b. 26 June, 1723. She m. (1) 21 Oct .. 1743, Roger Bis- sell, who moved to Litchfield and there d. She had a son bp. in Windsor 25 July, 1744. In the Bissell Family we have stated this son to be John. Whether the name was entered by mistake, or changed after his father's death, or whether she had another son, Roger, we cannot say; but we find later one Roger Bissell as, ap- parently, a member of the Phelps family, and we are led to conchude that he was her son. The bros .. Daniel, Jerijah, and Isaac formed practically one family, if we may judge from business receipts made out to " Daniel Phelps and Brothers, " but


11. John, b. s Jan .. 1238 9.


7. Mimulwell. b. 17 Feb., 1722.


8. Lydia. b. 12 Jan .. 1,25 6


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to settle all points, more time could be well spent on this line. It is prob., too, that the brothers built the Phelps house in 1782, and not Joseph, who was then a boy of 16. We fix the date of erection from the tradition in the Olcott family that three neighboring houses were built within two years, viz., the Asabel Olcott house, the Joseph Phelps, and one of the Newberry houses. The date of the Olcott house is known, and thus of the other two. Jerijah Phelps d. 22 Jan., 1992; his widow, 10 Sept., 1591. Child:


1. Joseph, bp. 23 Mch .. 566. FAM. A.


FAM. 20. David 4 (Israel," Jacob," Giro.1), m. 29 Mch., 1737, Margaret Colton, h. Longmeadow, 1714; she d. Enf., Conn., 16 Feb. 1810; he d. 13 .Jan., 1803. Chil- dren (b. Enfuld-Servin) :


1. Ellad. h. 29 May. 1738 9; m. Jemima Pease. 1 6. Martha, h. 20 Apl., 1750; d. unmed. 4 Feb., 1712. 7. David, b. 23 May, 1753. FAM. 29.


2. Margaret. b. 6 May, 1:39 10; m. (1) a Nelson of Vt .; @in Norton of N. Y.


3. Rachel, b. 29 May, 1712; m. Aber Blodget.


1. David, b. 10 July. 1713: d. 24 Ang., 1645.


5. Mary. b. iti Ang., 1717: m. (1) John Dewey of Suffirid: (2) John Parsons of Springfield.


4. . John. b. li Feb., 1756; m. Anna Baker.


9. Beulah. h. 16 Apl., 1759; m. Wm. Simmons of Colebrook, Conn.


10. Christiana, b. 9 sept., 1762; married Dr. Amo- Smith, Sandistieldl. Mass.


FAM. 21. Noah + (Izrael," Jucob," Gen.1). m. 15 Nov., 1753 (Enf. R.c.), Hannah (dau. Thos. and Mary Abbe and wid. of Thos.) Geer (by whom she had sons Thomas and Elihu Geer, who came with her to E. W.); she was b. Enf., 2; Mch., 1923: 1 E. W., 12 Sept., 1818. Noah Phelps rem. from Enf. abt. 1275. Ch. (b. Euf.) :


1 Noah (Lient.), b. 6 May. 1753; d. mam'd in Ami. Army at Valley Forge. N. J.


2. Hannah, b. 9 Sept., 1455; m. a Perkins; sett. Westfield. Mass. ; had launch ( Perkins) who m. ('ul. Foote, Middlefield, Conn.


3. Danjej, b. 16 Mch .. d. 16 June. 1,59.


1. Abiernil. b. 20 July, 1760; m. John Ward of Enf; Artt. in Midhulletichl, nr. Warren, Herkimer Co., X Y. : he with his bro. Sam'1 served in Rev. Army: carried despatches for Grn. Washington: captured; imprisoned in ship af Boston; escaped; recaptured; a life pensioner; res. last Warren.


Herkimer C'o., N. Y. Ixxue :


1. John (Ward, m. Sally Dusenberry ; >. 1.


2. Abigail (Ward, m. Timo. Loomis: 1 ch.


3. Samuel (Ward), m. (1) Salume Loomis ; (2) Persis (wid. Ira) Loomis.


4. Noah (Ward). 5. Artemu- (Ward).


6. Benjamin ( Ward).


7. Polly ( Ward). m. Joel Lathrop.


4. George (Ward).


5. Daniel, b. 9 Ort .. 1763. FAM. 30.


6. Obadiah. h. 24 Feb., 1762. FAM. 31. R. T. N.


FAM. 29. Aaron + (Josiah," John,2 George 1), m. Mercy Kent of Simsbury, IN Ang .. 1212; prob. sett. Simsbury. Children :


[ Joanna, b. 31 July, 1713; m. John Jones, 1 Ang., 1750: she d. 11 Mch., 1765.


2. Aarun. b. 26 .Jan .. 1545. FAM 32.


3. Morey. b. 8 May, 12Ph.


4. Enoch, h. Nov., 1751.


5. Thankful, b. 20 Mch., 1,54.


6. Deborah. b. 16 Feb., 1737


7. Benajah, b. S Apl .. 1563.


Fav. 23. Thomas (Thex, Sorgt. John" George1), m. 23 Nov., 1737, Margaret (dan. of John " and Sarah Stale) Watson, b. in Hartford (West ? ) 7 June, 175. .lohn" was son of John, son of John Watson, a juror in Hartford in 16:44. James Watson, U. S. Senator from N. Y. from 1798 to 1800, was a son of Margaret Wat- son's oldest brother, John Watson of New Ilartford.


Thomas Phelps resided for a time in Poquonock; he owned land in Torrington. June 6, 1744, Joseph Pettibone of Simsbury, for and in Consideration of the sum Two Hundred pounds in money old Tenour, sold to Thomas Phelps of windfor a certain tract of land lying in Simsbury, " it is the 64th Lot in the weft half mike Teers and is lying on the Second Teer of Lots, and is bounded south on a Lot Laid out to the widow mindwell Willcox, & North on the Lot Laid out to Lt. Samuel Pettibone, being in breadth one Hundred and Eighty tive Rods, & in Length half a mile & Contains in the whole one Hundred & Eighty five acres be it more or Less." In January, 152, Thomas Phelps buys another similar piece of land of Timothy Moses, "in the Third half mile Teer of Lots," and pays the same price for it. At a Freeman's meeting fin Simsbury], Aprill 8th. 1754, Thomas Phelps was admitted and had the freeman's oath administered to him.


We have been told by the residents of N. Canton that his house was situa- ted on the hill next south of the off burying ground. This place was afterward


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owned and occupied by Benjamin Phelps. Dee. 16, 1764, " Thomas Phelps bought of Timothy Moses a Certain Parcell of Land Containing Forty Three Arres, with a Dwelling House standing on the Premises "; here he d. This property was owned in 1892 by Ansel Case. The dates of death in this family were taken from an old book entitled "A Record of the Burials in the North burying Place in west Simsbury. Coppied from a Record kept by M' Thomas Phelps, By Aaron Moses." This book is owned by Mr. Fred. Case of North Canton. Herein we learn that Mrs. Margaret Phelps d. 9 June, 1777, "aged 60," and Mr. Thomas Phelps d. 25 Sept .. 1477; but no stones mark their graves.


The will and inventory of the est. of Thomas Phelps is of file in Simsbury. "Imprimis. I give and bequeath unto my Son Thomas One half of my land at a place called Windsor, in the County of Cumberland & State of New York, together with what I have already given him. Item, I give unto my gr. Son Job Phelps, son of my son Job Phelps of said Simsbury Deceft, the One half of my lands lying in windsor aforesaid, which lands I purchased of Israel Curtis, and also my Dwelling house in which I now live with Twenty Acres of Land thereto adjoining I give to my said Grand Son Job, my great bible, account Book and a plain Chest." Dated : Aug. 1777. Ch. (dates of birth giren by Mr. Serrin) :


1. Sarah, h. 12 Dec., 1739; m. Hezekiah Adams (2d wife).


2. Thomas (Lient.), b. 17 July, 1741; m. Dorathy Lamb, Woodbridge, FAM. 33.


3. Margaret. b. 29 July, 1244; m. Moses Cook.


4. Lois, b. 23 Dec., 17th; m. Daniel Graham (il wife). 5. Hannah, b. 29 May, 1749; m. James Merritt. G. Joh, b. 7 Sept., 1751: m. Phebe - -. FAM. 34.


". Mary, b. 20 July, 1754; m. Joel Barber.


FAM. 24. Noadiah + (Thex., Sgt. John," Geo.'), m. 24 Feb., 1743, Naomi (dan. of Joshua and Annie - -) Case, b. 12 May, 1725 (see Wintonbury Ch. Re. and Simsbury T. Rer.); he d. about 1747. Ch .:


1. Shubart, b. 12 Oct., bp. 11 Dee., 1743; d. 16 dem die), Eunice. Danger to Nath" Burr. in ye 13th


Apl .. 1262 year of her age. N. B .- These two persons were hurut in Mr. Joshua Case's House, and out of it-


From Wintonbury Ch. Rer .: "Apl. 16, 1762, died, ruins Part of yr Bodies were taken w[ith] out any Limbs, and buried in one Grave."


2. Noadinh. b. 19. bp. 26 Jan., 1716: d. 1 July, 1763.


shubach Phelps, in ye 19th year of hi- age. (2).


FAM. 25. Benjamin 4 (T'hox., Sgt. John," Geo.1), m. (1) Lydia Palmer, b. 1240; d. in North Canton, 25 Dec., 1776: (2) Elizabeth Goodhue, who d. in North Canton. 1812, w. 57. In April, 1767, Benjamin Phelps bought the farm at Cherries Brook, owned and occupied by his brother Thomas, and moved thither from Windsor: his home in Windsor had probably been in the parish of Poq .; poss. he res. for a time in Wintonbury; he d. in West Simsbury (now North Canton), 26 Mch., 1787. a. 67. Children :


1 Benjamin. b. 21 Feb., 1769; d. 1 June, 1275. 3. Sarah, b. 29 Nov., 1776; d. same day. 1. Elizabeth. h. 1750.


4. Lydia, b. 99 Inly, 1770; m. Freeman Gra- ham.


3. Benjamin, b. 1782.


FwMI. 26. Abraham + (T'hox.," Syt. JJohn," Gev.1 ), m. -; moved abont 1755 from Poq., Conn .. to Sutton, Mass. His son Henry, b. about 1750; d. 21 Feb., 1823; m. Lucy Putnam, 19 Aug., 1777. Stephen, 3d child of Henry, b. 1782; m. 1808, Eliz- abeth Nixon Stowell; he d. Nov., 1827. Rear-Admiral Thomas Storell Phelps, son of Stephen 6 ( Henry,5 .1bin.,4 Thos." Syt. JJohn,' Giro.1), h. in Buckfield, Maine, > Nov., 1892; m. 25 Jan., 1848, Margaret R. Levy. Their son, Thomas Storrell, Jr., Lient. V. S. N., b. in Portsmouth, Va., ? Nov., 1848; m. 8 Oct., 1877, Edwina Martin. (Communicated by Admiral Phelps. R. T.S.)


FAM. 27. Joseph 5 (Kerijah & Copt. Joseph," Jux.2 Charge ), m. E. W. 28 Aug., 1994, Elizabeth (prob. dan. of Matthew and Mary Grant) Sadd. Ile kept a public house, buying the sign and apparently succeeding to the business of Gen. Erastus Wolcott. His house was sold to Capt. Ward; then to John P. Jones, whose heirs pulled it down about 1881. We find the name of Mr. Joseph Phelps on ch.com- mitters for collecting rates, as tax collector for the town, and as school committee. Mrs. Elizabeth Phelps d. a victim of the typhus epidemic 21 Mch., 1816. 2. 48; he d. S Jan., 1831. Ch. (bp. E. W. C. R .; b. E. nove No. 1.) :


600


GENEALOGIES AND BIOGRAPHIES OF ANCIENT WINDSOR.


1. Jerijah, bp. 2- June, 1995; d mund. So. W., I Nov .. 1960.


2. Sarah Stoughton, bp. 19 Nov .. 1997; d. unm'a, N. Y. city.


3. Joseph Bissell. bp. 12 Jan. 10; d. 22 June.


1. I-ar. Newton. bp. 25 Apl .. 1802. FAM. 35.


5. Mary [Grant], bp. 25 July, 1805; d. umin'd.


6. Joseph Bi-well, bp. 25 June, 1808: m. Lucy


7. Elizabeth Hookers bp. 11 Oct., 1811; d. unm'd. 1 Mch .. 1-10.


S. Julia Ann, bp. 20 Mch., 1816: m. Zeno King of Suffield.


Fau. 28. Eldad (David,y Israel," Jacob,2 George 1), m. Jemina Pease, b. 1741, and d. Enf., Dec., 1809; he sett. in Enf. and d. 6 Oct., 1911 .- Mr. Rrrin. Ch. (b. Euf.) : mons. FAM. 36.


1. Jemima, .b.


2. Susannah, f m. Ephraim Pease.


3. Ellad, b. 26 Apl .. 196%; m. Abigail Sim-


1. Peletiah. b. 29 Sept., 1770; m. Sarah Sim- mons. FAM. 37


FAM. 29. David (David, Israel,3 Jacob, George 1), m. 17 Feb., 178], Anna (dan. of Ephraim and Tabitha .Who Pease, b. Enf., 6 Feb., 1760; d. E., 10 Mch., 1837; I.d. > Nov., 1831 or 5 .- R. T. S. Ch. (b. Enfuld, Cuun.):


1. Javid, 1. 22 Oct., 1981; m. Polly Bromley.


2. C'ains, b. 22 Der., 1783: m. Susan Caron.


3. Jalız. b. 22 Aug., 17-5: m. (1) Mary Allen, (2) sarah T Cook.


1 Polly. b. 25 Nov., 17: m Sammel P. Crane.


5. Rowell, b. 9 May, 15 Sor9; m (1) Sarah Allen: (* Will. Eastman.


6. Ozias. b. 21 Ang .. 1;91; d. 13 Nov., 129.


1 Nov., 1812: (2) Sybil E. Hartwell; (3) Mary Griffin: «ett. . N. Y.


N. Horace, b. 1291: d. - ame year.


9. Anna, b. 25 Feb .. 1795: m. (1) Asher Pascoe; (2) Levi Lord,




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