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2. Truman Risley, b. 21 Dec., 1864.
3. Elizabeth, b. 15 Feb., 1867.
4. Arthur JJohn, b. 27 Mcb., 1840).
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SANDERS - SCOTT - SERGEANT.
SANDERS (Saunders), Christopher (Mr.), came to W. before 1671 (acc. to lin- man), in which year he bo't Simon Wolcott's pl. on the Island: was a meht .; in 1677 bo't Capt. Marshall's warehouse at the ferry. Ch. (O. C. R.) :
1. Susannah, b. 20 Nov., 1676. 3. Daniel, b. 27 Oct., 1678.
2. Daniel, d. 22 Nov., 1665, æ. 11 days. 4. Elizabeth, b. Tuesday, 30 Apl., 1681.
George (Ens ) (or Geordie), a bro. of Mr. Christopher, with whom he was in bus. at W .; rem. to Killingworth and was there confirmed Ens., 1677; m. Abigail Rus- sell,* 17 Dec., 1690 (Col. Rec.); poss. a 2d mar., as O. C. R. says, "Geo. S.'s ch. d. 1676"; he d. 5 Dec., 1697; contributed 1x. 3d. to Conn. Fund for Relief of Poor of other Colonics. Child : (1) Hannah, b. 23 May, 1691.
Jonathan, m. 27 Dec., 1813, Peggy Bissell .- S. B.
SANERELL, Wm. Stewart, m. Incy P. Sperry, 30 June, 1844 .-. B.
SANGER, Jonathan (E. W.), had Pindlia, b. 18 Nov., 1784. Nathaniel (Mr.), d. 11 Jan., 1803, in 51st year; had a s. Ira, father of Dr. S. of N. Y .; res. Bd. Bk .; after his death, family rem. to Canterbury, Conn.
SAYOR (Sayre), Wid. - Phebe, d. 21 May, 1753 .- R. M.S.
SCOTT. [RUTHI T. SPERRY. ] Robert Scott came from Scotland via Ireland, and sett. in Ellington, Conn .; was prob. a member of the same emigrant company wh. included, among others, the fams. of Harper, McKnight, and Thompson. W. L. Rec., Vol. V., p. 301, bears the copy of a deed of ld. fr. David Smith of Htfd. to Robert Scott, "now of Windsor," 8 July, 1724. Rachel, wife of Robert Scott, d. 3 Jan., 1737/8. Timothy (s. Timothy Scott and Thankful, his wife), was b. 30 Mch., 1738 9 .- W. Rec.
The will of Robert Scott of Windsor is of file in Htfd. It reads, "1, Robert Scot of Windsor, being far advanced in yrs.,"- mentions s. Timothy, dan., Rachel Stiles; gd .- s. Ebenezer Brown; dated 2 June, 1750. The W. Tax List, " Elington" Parish for 1750, give Timothy Scott and Benjamin Scott. Janet, a sister of Rob't Scott, came from Scotland to America to visit her brother. Her parents were then living, and to them she promised to return. She fulfilled this promise, but sailed again to America to become the wife of James Thompson (see Thompson).
FAM. 1. Robert Scott, above ref. to, m. Rachel --; she d. in W. 3 Jan., 1737/8; le d. abt. 1750. Ch. :
1. Timothy. b. -; m. Thankful 3. - , m. - Brown. Issue :
2. Rachel, m. - - Stiles. 1. Ebenezer. | 2. (Poss.) Benjamin.
FAM. 2. Timothy ? (Robert 1), m. Thankful
Ch. :
1. Timothy, b. W. 30 Mch., 1738/9. 1 2. -, ch. d. bet. 1217 and 1740,-0. C. R.
SCRIPLET (or Scriplor), John, m. Sabra Munsell, 23 Nov., 1825 .- S. B.
SCOVILL, Ezekiel, m. Mindwell (dau. Joseph) Barber, 23 Oct., 1740; had ( H. C. R.) : (1) Mindwell, h. 4 Oct., 1741.
SEARLE (Searles), John, had :
1. Gideon, b. 13 Nov., 17442; m. Cynthia Sweet- land of Htfd., 9 Sept., 1761. Txxue : 1. Gideon. b. 11 Meb., 1762.
2. John, b. 24 Jan., 1745.
3. Reuben, b. 17 Jan., 1717.
4. Elisha, h. 22 Jan., 1751.
5. Margaret, b. 25 Jan., 1752. 6. Lemuel, b. 27 Mch., 1754.
7. Ruth, b. 9 Oct .. 1756. 8. Sarah, b. 11 Feb., 1759.
9. Eunice, b. 29 Sept .. 1201.
* Prob. Bissell, as E. W. O. contains the tombstone of Mrs. Abigail Sanderson, "formerly the wife of Mr. Thos. Bissell, but dyed the wife of Mr. George Sanderson. Fcb. ye 21. 1225, Aged 84 yrs."; and F. I. C. R. gives the name as Sandras.
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GENEALOGIES AND BIOGRAPHIES OF ANCIENT WINDSOR.
SEDGWICK, Abraham, had :
1. ,Jonathan, who d., " being scalded in a milk- bowl, with water, " 22 May, 1715, æ, abont 27.
2. Thankful, bp. 29 Mch., 1719.
3. Ebenezer, bp. 1 pl., 1750.
4 Abi, bp. F .Inne, 1752.
5. Wealthy An, bp. 17 Jan., 1751.
6. Linda, d. a few hours oldi.
7. Lina, h. twin to, 7 Apl., 1:55.
8. Abraham, bp. 29 Apf., 1759.
Chauncey (So. W.), had :
1. Catherine F., m. (1) 16 Apl., 1833, Benjamin W. Adams, widower with ch., by whom she had a dau. Kate ( Adams), who m. Daniel F. Sey- mour, nat. of Rocky Hill, and had (1) Lizzie Seymouri, and (2) Lewis (seymour). Mrs. Cath. F. Adams m. (2) 18 Oct., 1843, lewis Foote, who d. Plainville, Con.
2. Eliza, m. - Willey. Ixsme ;
1. Henry (Willey), m. Almira Nichols of F. Hartford: had a son and a daughter.
2. Emerett (Willey), m. Chas. Faxon of Hitfd .: residence Washington, D. C .; bad (1) Lizzie; (2) Charles; (3) Catherine.
3. Ann. m. 16 Sept., 1841, Edward F. Rockwell.
4. Maria, m. 18 Mch .. 1832. Gro. Burnham.
5. Flavilla, m. Julius Chapman: res. Hifi. Mrs. Stil, x.
SEGAR, Joseph (Wby. Ch. Ree.), whose wife d. 19 Feb., 1743, æ. 73, had ('h .:
1. Zuba. bp. 9 Nov .. 1740: d. 4 Feb .. 1756.
3. Elijah, bp. 8 Nov., 1747; d. Sept., 1750.
2. Abigail, bp. 15 July, 1744. 4. Darins, bp. 29 Sept .. 1751. FAM. 2.
FAM. 2. Darius ? (Joseph 1), m. Eunice Drake, 12 Nov., 1772. Ch .:
1. Darius, bp. 5 Aug., 1773. '2. Elijab, bp. 8 Nov .. 1278. 3. Hezekiah, bp. 14 May. 17-0.
Micah, had ( Wby. Ch. Rec.) Children :
1. Micah, bp. 9 June. 1765. 14. Anne, bp. 15 July, 1770. ". Daniel, bp. ; Sept., 17%.
2. Mary, bp. 19 Ort., 1766. 5. Russell, bp. 6 Dec., 1772.
3. Amos, bp. 28 Aug .. 1768. |4. Rachel, bp. 17 (or 23) Oct., 1525.
Joseph, d. 9 Mch., 1794, æ. 88. Sheldon (Doc. Hist. Suff.) ment. a "Joseph, perhaps bro, of Richard of W.," afterwards of Sims., who m. Abigail Taylor of Suff .. 27 Sept., 1680; says that Joseph and wife both d. in Mch., 1740, at Suff., when the name disappears from Suffield records.
SENCHION (Sension - St. John ?) " Goodman " Nicholas, came from England in the Elizabeth and AInn; bought land at W. in 1643 (see p. 166, Vol. I); "m. his wife Isabell June 12, 16.15 now 1680, and 35 yrs last June, and had no child "-O.C.R. lle d. 18 Sept., 1689; s. p .; was convicted of sodomy, 1677, and put under £300 recognizance for his good behavior, and his lands, housing, eattle and household still pledged therefor (Crimes and Misdemeanors, 1, 92, 112, State Archives); rec'd bequest from Edward Chalkwell;(1648) of a gun, sword, and bandoliers, vest, hat, and 40x. His wife adm. to W. Ch. 22 Jan., 1649. - O. C. R.
Matthias, had lands in W. (see p. 166, Vol. I). O. C. R. credits him with 3 ch., b. at W .; rem. to Norwalk, where there was a M .. Jr., in 1665. It does not appear that Matt., Sr., was a relative of Nicholas above.
Thomas, a ch. of, d. 16 May, 1639. - O. C. R.
Sarah, d. 16-17. - 0. C. R.
SERGEANT, John (Esq.), m. Fanny Newberry, 25 June, 1799 .- H. C. R.
SESSIONS, Samuel (E. W.), had:
1. Nabby Ruggles, b. S June, 1774.
2. Anne, b. 18 Oct., 1776.
3. Hannah, b. 22 Ang .. 1778.
4. Perse, b. 19 Mch .. 1781.
5. Samuel, b. 31 Ang., 17:3.
William W., m. Lydia Ames, 26 Nov., 1829. - S. B.
SEWARD, Charles, had ( Why. Ch. Rec.);
1. Charles, bp. 16 Feb., 1276.
2. Nabbe, bp. 1 Mch., 1228.
SEWELL, Charles, m. Miranda Robinson, 9 Sept., 1833. - S. B.
SEYMOUR, Charles (Rev.), a ch. of, d. 20 Sept., 1851. - S. B.
8. Levi, bp. 6 Ang., 1780.
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THE SEXTON FAMILY.
[Revision of Serton Family by EDWIN HUBBARD of West Meriden, Conn. |
SEXTON (Saxton). This name is common in England, especially in Yorkshire. Rev. Peter Saxton (same person called Sexton, also) emigrated to Mass. Colony as early as 1630, and was the first minister of Scituate. Cotton Mather says he was from Yorkshire, and that he ret. to Eng. in his old age. A Thomas Sexton was at Bos- ton early, and had son Thomas, b. 1647; Samuel, b. 1653; Joseph, b. 1656.
THOMAS B. SEXTON, Esq., now res. in Mexico, who has spent much time and money in collecting the records of his ancestry both in England and America, and to whose MS. we are much indebted for the following genealogy of the Windsor Sextous, says: "I have the date of embarkation of George and Richard from Eng- land, and have traced back in England to the man who fought in the celebrated siege of Limerick, receiving the grant of the town from Henry for his services, and who is buried in Limerick Cathedral, which earldom exists to-day. I have the en- gravings of the memorial brasses in the church which bear his name, coat-of-arms, etc. The records show a George and Richard who went to America, but with a discrepancy of ten years."
The Sextons of the Conn. Colony. On the 17th of July, 1635, RICHARD SEXTON embarked at London on the ship Blessing, Capt. John Lester, bound for New Eng- land. He was, as appears from the official register of persons allowed by the Gov- ernment to embark for New England (Mass. Ilist. Soc. Coll., viii, 3d Series, 270), only 14 years of age. Hinman says he was in Windsor as early as 1643. He m. 15 Apl., 1647, Sara Cook (16 Apl., 1646, O. C. R., and whom Strage thinks was a sis- ter of Nathaniel Cook). Richard Sexton d. 3 May, 1662; she d. 13 June, 1674. Children (O. (. R.) :
1. Saralı, b. 23 Mch , 1647. from the Indians in the great Swamp Fight of 19
2. John, b. 4 Mch., 1649. FAM. 2. 5. Patience, b. 28 June, 1658. [Dec., 1675.
3. Mary, b. 27 Feb., 1651; member W. Ch., Apl .. 1671, and bp. there ( O.C.R.); m. George San - ders.
6. Francis [spelled Frances, but prefixed with the words "his son "], b. 17 Jan , 1661; d. 6 May, 1662 .- 0. C. R.
4. Richard, b. 1 Mch., 1654; died of wounds rec'd
FAM. 2. John" (Richard1), m 30 July, 1677 (O. C. R.) Mary (dan. Luke) Hill ; con- tributed 1x. 37. to Conn. Relief Fund for Poor of other Colonies, 1676 (O.C.R.); had (1) Mary, b. 4 May, 1678.
George, of Windsor and Westfield, was a contemporary of RICHARD of Windsor, and probably his brother. That he was not a son, appears from the settlement of the wid. of Richard .- Gen. Ct. Rec. The earliest mention thus far found of him is in Rec. of Deeds (i. 33) at Springfield, Mass., in a deed from Thomas Cowper to George Sexton, " now resident at Windsor," of lands at Warranoke river, 10 June, 1663. On the Windsor Records is the following: " John, the son of George Sexton, was born at Windsor, 26 May, 1673." The date of George Sexton's removal to Westfield, Mass., appears from the following entry in Springfield Records : "Jonathan Alford, aged 70, and John Fowler, aged 67, say that Ambrose Fowler and George Sexton. formerly of Westfield, now deceased, were possessed of land there above 16 years ago," etc., dated 10 Jan., 1717, which places the date of his removal at about 1671.
By a deed recorded at Springfield (Vol. II, 73), George and Catherine Sexton convey land in Westfield to their sons Joseph and Benjamin, in consideration of the sum of $160, dated 25 Jan., 1687/8, and, by an instrument signed by George Sexton, Jr .. "sometime of Westfield, hut now of Newtown, on Long Island, son and heire to George Sexton of Westfield, lately deceased, consenting to the before mentioned writing made by my honored father" to my brothers Joseph and Ben- jamin, and dated 31 Oct., 1690, it appears that George Sexton, Sen'r, died between 1688 and 1690. Children :
1. George.
2. Joseph, b. 1666. FAM. 2.
3. Benjamin.
4. Daniel, m. 9 Dec., 1680, Sarah Bancroft.
5. John, b. 26 May. 1673. 6. JJames. m. (1) Hannah Fowler: (2) Amnah Gilbert.
7. Gershom.
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GENEALOGIES AND BIOGRAPHIES OF ANCIENT WINDSOR.
FAM. 2. Joseph ? (Capt.) (George 1), b. probably at W., 1666; m. 20 Nov., 1690. Hannah (dau. Abel) Wright of Springfield, by whom he had seven children. He rem. with his family to that part of the town then called the End-Field (Entiell and Somers), where his name and that of his son Joseph, Jr., appears as witnessing a deed from David Miller to Thomas Jones in 1715 (Enf. Rec .. i. 118). Both he and his wife d. at Enf. in 1742; he on 3 May. Children :
1. Hannah, b. 1% May, 1092: m. 22 June. 1710. John Harmon, Jr.
2. Joseph, b. 164. FAM. 3.
3. Mindwell, b. 1696.
1. Daniel, b. 1200; m. Mary Douglass; d. s | 7. Amos, m. Elizabeth Morris.
FAM. 3. Joseph, Jr.3 (Ensign) (Joseph,2 Grorge1), b. in Westfield. 1694; rem. to Enf. with his father and settled in the East parish (now Somers). lle m. (1) 16 Oct., 1723, Sarah (dan. Sam'l and Hannah Hitchcock) Parsons of Eufield, Conn .; she was a gd. dan. of Dea. Benj. and Sarah ( Vore) Parsons; gt .- gd .- dau. of Rich'd Vore of W .; was b. 10 Aug., 1204, and d. at S. 25 Ang., 1747; he m. (2) 13 May. 1748, Wid. Mary Collins of Enf., by whom he had one dan., Mary. Ch. (by Ist write) :
1. Sanmel. b. 26 June, 1724; m. 23 Jan .. 1:54. Sa- rah Chapin.
2. Joseph, b. 98 July, 1726. FAM. 4
3. Daniel, b. 29 Apl., 1728; d. 7 Aug., 1730.
4. Hannah, b. 9 May. 1730; m 4 Sept .. 1996. Robi't Pease, Jr .. of Somers.
5. Daniel, b. 24 May, 1232; m. 3 Feb .. 1761. Re- hecra Pratt.
6. Sarah, b. 13 Jan., 1735.
7. Miriam, b. 19 Mch., 1737
8. Charles, b. 18 May. 1740.
9. JJohn, b. 16 Mcb., 1211.
10. George, b. 2 Sept .. 1744.
FAM. 4. Joseph : (Dea.) (Eux Jos.,3 Capt. Jox. 2 Gen."), b. prob. before his father sett. permanently at Somers; m. (1) 8 Nov., 1749. Rebecca (dan, Jonathan aud Elizabeth (Burt) Chapin of Longmeadow, who were m. 20 Apl., 1710. She was gd. - dau. Japhet and Abilene Cooley Chapin of Springfield, m. 22 July, 1664; and gt .- gd .- dan. Dea. Sam'l and Cicily Chapin of Springfield; also gd .- dau. Jonathan and Lydia (Burt) of Longmeadow, Mass., and gt .. gd .- dau. Dea. Jonathan and Eliza- heth (Lobdell ) Burt, m. 20 Oct., 1651, Springfield; and gt .- gt .- gd .- dau. Henry and Nelly Burt of Springfield) Chapin of Springfield. She was b. 25 Feb., 1728, and d. at Somers, Conn., 22 May, 1159. He m. (2) 31 Jan .. 1660, Mary (dan. of his uncle Daniel) Sexton, by whom he had seven children. He was chosen deacon of the Somers Church, 18 June, 1777, and died 10 Jan., 1819. Children :
1. Elizabeth, b. 27 Mch., 1751; m. Jona. Pease. 3. Ezrah, b. 6 Feb .; d. 8 Nov., 1756. 1. Ezrah, b. 25 Jan., 1,55; m. Patty Chapin.
2. Joseph, b. Somers, 25 Ang., 1753. FAM. 5.
FAM. 5. Joseph' (Det. Jos.,' Ens, Jox., 3 Capt. Jos., 2 (Geo.), m. 30 Dec .. 1778, Hannah (dan. of - and Eunice Bart) Cadwell of Monson, Mass., who d. 27 July, 1509; m. (2) Elizabeth Goodale, 12 Mch., 1812: he d. at Monson, Mass., 20 Apl., 1823: his will (S. Probate Ct., ii. 69) mentions wife Elizabeth and 6 ch. and 6 gd .- ch Children (b. Wilbraham, Muxx.):
1. Francis, b. 22 Nov., 1779: m. Sarah M. Rose of N. Y. city. 11 Der., 1809; he d. N. V. city. ? Ang., 1×39.
2. Chester. b. 11 Mch., 1752. FAM. 6.
3. Bezaleel, b. 11 Jan., 1746.
4 Eunice, b. 6 Apl., 1789: m. David Hunn of
FAM. 6. Chester 6 (Jux.,5 Dea. Jos.,4 Ens. Jos.,3 Capt. Jos.,? Geo.'), m. 28 May, 1806, Linda (dan. Noah and Mary Ainsworth) Warriner * of Wilbraham, Mass., who d. W Pt., 22 June. 1860, w. 75; he d. W. Pt., 10 Nov., 1865; res. WIbm., Mass. Ch. :
1. Lucinda, b. 9 Mch., 1809: m. W. Pt., 2 July, 1-51, Alpheus Barber, who d. W. Pt. " Feb., 1587: she d. W. Pt., 1 May, 1879.
2. Bezaleel. b. 30 Aug .. 1811. FAM. 7.
3. John Gregory, b. 21 Dec., 1814; m. in Savannah, Ga., 1-36, Mary Meeres.
4. Ilannab. b. 9 July, 1st6: m. Springfield, Mass ..
Longmeadow, 25 Apl., 1817.
5. Inciuda, b. 16. d. 22 Mcb., 1791.
6. Joseph, b. 18 Mch., 1792; m. = > July, 1620, Mary Black Leutner of N. Y. city; he d. Philadel- phin. 12 Aog., 1-27.
7. John, b. 22 Nov., 1796: d. at W. Pt., 13 Der .. 1×5.
10 Dec., 1845. Rev. Asa Farwell; she d. Ando- vor. Mass., 4 Sept., 1848.
5. Mary Ann. b. 17 Ang .. 1818; m. Spgfd .. Mass .. 10 Ang., 1419, Rev. Asa Farwell of Andvr., Mass. 6. Joseph, b. 97 Nov., 1-21; m. Enf., Conn., 22 D)et., 1550, Georgiana Hazard of Enf. Ile d. W. Pr , 1 Feb., 1866.
* Linda, b. Springfield. 22 Frb., 1703, dau. Noah and Mary (.Ainsworth) Warriner of Wilbraham, Mas -.. gd .- dan. Dea. Nath'l and Margaret Warriner of Wilbraham, gt .- gd .- dan. Nathaniel Warriner. gt .- gr .- gd .- dan. William (b. Spgfd., 6 Jan., 1672), and Elizabeth ( Welles) Warriner, m. Spgfd., 3 Feb., 1698, gt. - gt .- gt .- gd. - dao. James, b. S 21 Jan. 16H, and Elizabeth ( Baldwin) Warriner, m. 31 Meh., 1661, and gt. gt .- gt .- gf.gd-dan of Wm .. d . 2.une. 1676, and Rebecca (Searle) Warriner, m. S. 2 Jone, 1639.
Oct., 1791.
5. Ezekiel, b. 1701, m. Graer Calkins.
6. ('harles. b. 27 Jan., 1709; m. Bathsheba Geer; d. If Sept. 1769.
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SHADDOCK - SHAW.
FAM. 7. Bezaleel (Cheater, Jox. Dea. Jos., Ens. Jos., Jos., ( '). m. Elizabeth Phelps; res. W. Pt .; he d. at Merrick, L. 1., 9 Mch., 1891. ('h. (h. H. Pt.) :
1. Epaphra- Lord, b. 23 Jan .. '37: d. 2.1pl., 1 .- S. B. 4. Elizabeth Holkins, b. 17 July. 1-17.
2. Thoma- Bezaleel, b. 28 Nov., 1839. FAM. 8. 5. Fanny, b. 23 Oct., 1849; d. 21 Apl .. 1551. S. B.
3 Mary Elizabeth. b. 19 JJan., 1844: d. 21 Meb .. '45. 1 6. George Hobart, b. 20 Oct., 1x1. FAM. 9.
FAM. S. Thomas B. (Bezaled, Cluster, Jox.,5 Dea. Jos.,4 Ens. Jos," Capt. ... (w.1), m. at Providence, R. 1., 28 Nov., 1868, Celia Emma Mowry of P., who d. W. Pt., 19 Nov., 1869. Child (b. H'. Pt. ):
1. Cecil Mowry, b. 18 Nov., 1869; d. New Haven, Conn., 28 July, 1870.
FAM. 9. George Hobart > (Bezaleel," Chester, 6 Joseph,5 Dia. Jox. 4 Eux, Jos. ,2 Capt. Jos., 2 Geo.'), m. W. Pt., 23 June, 1874, Mary Lord of W. Pt. Children :
1. William Lord. b. W. Pt., 22 Apl .. 1825. 2. Mary Lord. b. Garden City, L. 1., 9 Mch .. 1x 5.
Miscellaneous. - Jonathan, E. W., had Sarah, b. 1 Aug., 1777. Thomas, had (E. W. (. R.):
1. Allyn, b. 4 Mch .. 1700: prob. the " Thomas Sex- Nath'l (. Nath'l and Sibyl Terry) Chapin ; d.
ton's ch." wh. d. 5 Oct., 1760 .- E. I. C. R. W. Pt. 3 Sept .. 1-50; he d. 14 Jan., 151.
2. Lovisa. bp. 21 Nov., 1761: m. 18 Mrb., 1786. 3. Allyn. hp. 25 Oct .. 1764.
Chauncey C., m. Jemima S. Bissell, 28 Nov., 1829 -S. B. Chauncey, in. Henrietta Bissell, 27 Nov., 1845. - S. B. Jonathan C., b. 11 Oct., 1798: d. W. Pt., 9 May, 1878. Hannah C. (his wife), b. 2 Mch., 1798; d. 27 Feb., 1881. -Il. Pt. G .- yd. Noah C., a ch. of, d. 28 May, 1821, @. 1 hr. - S. B. Mrs., 1. 12 Jan., 1851, æ. 37. - S. B.
SHADDOCK (Shadock), Elias, d. af W. 26 May, 1676 (O.(.R.); left widow and ch .- Hinman.
SHAW, David, (furnished by WILLARD S. ALLEN.) son of John of Monsou, Mass. : was b. there 1749; from an early age was reared in family of his mat. gd .- father, Joseph Harper of E. W .; chose the trade of wheelwright, especially of spinning- wheels; m. Mary (Kellogg) Terry of Enf., and sett. E. W. St. abt. 2 m. W of Scantie meeting-house, where he built and oceup. the house later occup, by Seth Prior. Noble in person, intelligent, well educated for the times, he excelled in penmanship and possessed a high order of executive ability and soon became prom- inent in town affairs and in politics; was Sheriff of Hartford County; but his polit ical obligations proved too heavy a tax on his financial resources, and he therefore changed his res, to the N. part of E. W., where his wife d. 4 June. 1808, we. 54 (.5. B.). and he d. 23 June, 1824, a. nearly 76, after a life of strict integrity. C'h. (all remark- able for their personal beauty and worth):
1. Polly, b. 1 Aug., 1775: m. Moses Osborn, 27 Ang .. 1794; propri'r of Osborn's Mills, where they res .: 9 cb. See Oxborn.
2. Betsy. b. 11 Aug., fr78; m. Asahel Osborn (brother to her sister Polly's husband). 1792; sett. Broad Brook, E. W. He was a miller, and d. 1516; shed 1845; 9 ch. See Osborn.
3. Elsic. b. 11 Ang., 1778 (twin to Betsy), m. Wait- still Hastings of Amherst, Mass., 1295, and d. Millburn, III., 10 May. 1867, #. 89 yrs. 9 mos. Ixsue (b. _ Amhurst) :
1. Elijah (Hastings). b. 1800: m. (1) Rachel Livermore: (2) Adaline Weston: d. 16 Mch., 1874.
2. Gardner M. (Hastings), b. 12 Nov., 1506; m. Judith A. Warren, 4 ,July, 1832.
3. David (Ilastings), h. 1808; d. 13 May, 1×15.
4. Charles ( Hastings), h. 1 May, 1811; m. Sabra E. Martin, 11 .Aug., 1831.
5. Sarab (Hastings), b. 1815: d. 30 May. 1532.
6. James (Hasting-), b. Nov .. 1812: m. Clarissa E. Stannard, 20 May, 1812: d. 29 Mich., 1849.
7. Wairstill (Hastings), b. 1819.
4. Margaret, b. 10 Oct., 1280; m. Chester Allen of E. W .. 4 May, 1804. Sce Allen.
5. Per-ia, b. 30 Jan. . 1783: m. Jas. Starr of Groton. Conn., 13 Sept .. 1801; d. 24 July, 1864. Issite : 1. Emily (Starr), b. 5 Sept., 1802; m. Henry Crosby; d. & Sept .. 1821.
2. Joseph Shaw (Starr), b. 19 Apl .. 1501; m Mary Cooley, 24 Dec .. 1826; d. 1 June, 1866: 10 ch.
3. Franklin Jefferson (Starr), b. 11 Apl .. 1-06; m. Pamelia Orme, 1835: d. 31 Oct., 1-20; 1 ch.
4. Julia Ann Hannah (Starr), b. 21 Oct., 1805; d. 24 Oct., 1811.
5. James Harper (Starr), b. Is Der, 1509; res. Texas: 5 ch.
6. Laura Persia (Starr), b. 3 Feb .. 1812: in. Win. Myron Buell, + Feb., 1834; d. 8 June, 1419
7. Hiram Judson (Starr). b. 21 June. 1816; m. Ellen Gertrude Carey, 21 JJuly. 1552: res. ('arey, O .: 5 ch.
6. Miriam. b. 178>: d. 11 JJan .. 1820: unmarried.
C. Rhoda, b. 7 Jan., 1990; m. Jchiel Bidwell of Canton, Conn., 25 Nov., 1800; d. 12 Nov. 197. See Bidirell APPENDIX.
680
GENEALOGIES AND BIOGRAPHIES OF ANCIENT WINDSOR.
SHARE (Shears, Shaw (?); in one entry in O. C. R. Miss Sperry reads it as Sture), John, m. Sarah (dan. Giles) Gibbs, 5 Dec., 1661; he d. 29 Sept., 1669 (C'ol. Rec. et O. C. R.); est. £128 (for legatees, see Hinman, p. 235); his wid., 16:0, bo't a ho. and half acre of Il., second lot on Backer Row; afterwards bought the rear of lot (Town and Lds., ii. 112); she d. 1689. Child (O. C. R.) : (1) John, b. 11 Dec., 1662. John, buried Sept., 1664. Isaac, at Dorchester, 1634; at W., 1640; removed to Northampton.
SHEFFELAND, Elias, had (V. S. R.) Delano, bp. 22 July, 1764.
SHELDON (Shelding), Isaac, a young man, without family, was given permission (1652) by town of W., " to keep house together in the house that is Isaac's," with Samuel Rockwell. Sheldon had then recently bo't the first Peter Tilton ho. Sam- uel Rockwell was the s. of W'm., whose mother had m. (2) Matt. Grant, and his eld. bro. John was m. and res, at the homestead. In 1654, John Osborne bo't the first Peter Tilton pl., and Sheldon disappears; rem. to Northampton.
Remembrance, of Iltfd., m. Hannah Drake, 19 Feb., 1718; shed. 31 Mch., 1758. Children :
1. Elisha, b. 29 Feb., 1:19 20. 3. Epaphras. b. 1 sept., 1;26. FAM. 2.
2. lerusha. b. 27 Nov ., 1722 1. Remembrance, b. 23 Oct .. 1228. FAM. 3.
FAM. 2. Epaphras? (Remembrance1), m. Eunia Allen, 30 Apl., 1752. Children (bp. W. C. R.) :
1. Epaphras, b. 2. bp. 5 Ang .. 1753.
2. Allyn. b. 30 July, bp. 3 Ang., 1755.
FAM. 3. Remembrance? (Remembrance1), m. Sarah Eggleston, 31 Jan .. 1151. who d. ? Nov., 1761, w. 35. Children ( W. C. R.) :
1. Elljah, bp. 7 Der .. 1751. (And by a ed wife, Mary):
2. Sarah. b. 19, bp. 20 May, 1753. 5. Remembrance, b. 20 Jan., 1763.
3. Roger, bp. 27 Mch., 1:56. - IF. ( A. 6. -. dan., bp. 2 June, 125. - N. S. R
1 Eli. b. 1 Sept., 1761. 7. Elisha, bp. 1 Nov., 1767 .- N. S. R.
Gad, m. Lucina A. Chandler, 5 Apl., 1851. Odiah, m. Candace Marshall, 1 Aug., 1826. Sarah, m. Aaron Fish, 21 Feb., 1806. Selah, m. Elme (Amy?) Drake, 24 .Jan .. 1782 .- I. C. R. - -, murdered by his father, 9 May, 1791, i. 16 mo. - 11. (. R.
SHERMAN, Nathaniel (Rev., A.M.). "In Memory of the. He was b. at Stough- ton, in Mass., March 5, A. D. 1726; was ed. at Princeton Coll., and grad in 1752. He soon after entered on the work of the Gospel ministry; was ord. Pastor of the C'h. and Soc. in Bedford, Mass .;* and afterwards, for several years, was the Pastor of the 1st Ch. and Soc. in Hamden. He was ever fond of the study of divinity; skillful, faithful, and zealous in his calling; a true Calvinist, a fervent preacher, a pious man. After enduring for years an uncommon share of bodily infirmities. which he bore with Christian fortitude, he died at East Windsor, July 18, 1797. . E. G1."- E. W. O. (See pp. 681, 682, Vol. 1.) " In Memory of Mrs. LYDIA SHERMAN. who Died Feb> 3rd, A. D. 1793, in ye 51st Year of her Age. Early the Christian race she run, And soon a crown of glory won." -- E. W. O.
Nathaniel (Mr.), d. 21 Sept., 1790, in y+ 30th year of his age. " Ile was Exemplary for Sobriety & Faithfulness, and was a Skillful Instructor of Youth near 12 years." Near him lies his brother JOSEPH, who d. 14 Oct., 1788, in his 8th year: his sister ANNA, who d. 4 Oct., 1788, t. 10 mos. and 10 days, - the children of the Rev. Na. thaniel and Mrs. Lydia Sherman .- E. W. O. Ace to E. I. (. R. the above Joseple was bp. 18 Meh., 1781, and Anna bp. 2 Dec , 1787.
* Ord. 1756; but, being opposed to the Half-Way d'ovenant, was dirm. 176. Barter's Hist. Call. Mass.
681
THE SHEPARD FAMILY.
Especially indebted to E. N. SHEPPARD, Esq., of Jersey City, N. J SHEPARD, Thomas + (T'hox.,3 Sgt. John," Edu'd1) .* b. 2 Apl .. 1697. at Hartford: m. (1) Mary (dau. Isaac and Mary Stiles) Eggleston, b. at WW. 20 July, 1697, who d. abt. 1730: (2) Sarah Watson, b. 13 Dee., 1692; he d. at W. Htfd. 25 May, 1775. w. 78; res. West Hartford and Bloomfield [Windsor], and, as this part of Windsor was onee a part of Farmington, records of the family appear at Farmington as well as at Windsor, Simsbury, W. Hifd., Htfd., and Blfd. Ch. (by 1st mar.) :
1. Thomas, b. 4 Jan., 1730. FAM. 2.
FAM. 2. Thomas3 (Thox.,4 Thox.,3 Syt. John,? Edu'd'), m. (1) Mary (dan. Stephen) Kellogg of Hadley, Mass., b. 3 July, 1736; they united with W. Htfd. Ch. 30 July, 1758; she d. 21 Sept., 1775, æ. 39; he m. (2) Anne (dau. Daniel) Rowley and wid. Amos Barr, bp. at Wby. 23 May, 1746, therefore 19 yrs. his junior; he was bp. at W. Htfd. 18 Jan., 1730; owned the cov't; he d. 22 May, 1819, at W. Htfd. Children :
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