The history and genealogies of ancient Windsor, Connecticut, Vol. II, Part 27

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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2. lucinda, in. 2 Apl .. 1×13, Andrew Riggs of Wilmington, Dal .; no issue.

FAM. 3. John ? (John 1), m. Apl., 1834, his cousin, Elizabeth Bates, b. 13 May. 1813. Hle d. W. Pt., 18 Apl., 1845, . 35; she m. (2) Clark Johnson of Worcester, Mass., where she d. 27 Sept., 1879. Children :

1. Ellen Elizabeth, b. 27 Aug .. 1:37: d. W. PL .. 10 Nov .. 1441. 2. 7. - S. B.

2. Sarah Jane. b. 4 Jan., 1835; in. Rufus Rey- nolds of E. W .. 29 Nov., 1851; res. (1991) Jack- sonville. Fla. Ixsue :

1. George Rufus (Reynolds), b. 15 Nov., 1835: m. 16 June, 1850, Florence N. Rodgers of N. Y. Issue : (() Bessie M., b. 1 pl . 18-1: d. 26.1pl .. 1883. (0) George Lawrence, b. 22 Mch., 1581.

(r) Arthur Richard, b. 20JJuly, 1886. (/) Herbert Rufus. b. 6 Ang .. 1859.

2. Clayton Abbe (Reynolds), b. 10 Mch., 1961; d. 26 Oct .. 1×61.

3. Daniel John, b. 30 June, 1839; d. at Oakland, Cal., Sept., 1869.

1. Charles Abbe, h. 24 Dec., 1841; res. (unmarried) N. Brookfield, Mass.

Porter m. Maria Fletcher, 25 June, 18441. - S. B. Sarah Chase, a communi- cant in Prot. Epis. Ch. at W. Pt., bu. 17 July, 1863, 2. 81. - M. R. II.

CHILD, Gardner, m. Elmina Robertson, 29 July, 1840 (S. B.). Mr. C. d. 12 June, 1842, æ. 65 .- S. B.

CHIPMAN, Horace, butcher, S. W .; m. ? Oct., 1832, Mary (daughter Warham) Porter ; after his death, wife res. Hartford. C'h. (J. M. S.): (1) Francis, d. sin- gle, at Htfd .: (2) .Arthur, res. at Hifd .; (3) Edward, d. at Htfd .; (4) Henry, m. huit no issue; d. at Htfd .; (5) Horace Eugene, m. 3 Oct., 1874, Helen A. Brown of Gilbertsville, Mass .; (6) Sihel, d. 30 Apl, 1834, æ. 64 .- E. W. O.

CHAUNCEY, Nathaniel (Rev.), (Ith ch. and s. of Rev. Charles, 2d, pres. llar- vard Coll., who was a grad. of Trinity Coll., Cambridge, Eng., and gd .- s. of George of Newplace and Yardly-Bury, Hertfordshire, Eng .- sce History Stratford, Conn., 1173); was b. Plymouth, Mass., abt. 1639; grad. H. C. 1661, of which he was after- ward a Fellow; bp. at Scituate, Mass .; first sett. as "teacher" of the ch. at W .; adm. to ch. 12 Jan., 1667 (see O. C. R.); occup. the Dewey pl. first N. of Palisado; m. Abigail (dau. Elder John) Strong of Northampton, 12 Nov., 1673; contributed £1 to the Conn. Relief Fund for Poor of other Colonies, 1676; rem. to Hatfield and d. there 1685 (see p. 200, Vol. 1.); wid. m. (2) 1686, Dea. Medad Pomeroy, a prom- inent citizen of Hat., and their s. Rev. Samuel P., h. 1687, grad. Y. C. 1705; sett. at Newtown, L. I., 1209; d. 1744. deeply lamented. Children (rec. at W .* ):

1 1sage. b. 5, bp. 6 Sept., 1671. that time. This library was valued in the invent, 2. Catharine, b. 12 Jan., bp 16 Apl .. 1675'G . of est. at E85, and is thought to have comprised a 3. Abigail, b. 11 Oct., 10st. - Col. Ripe. large portion of Res. Pres. Charles C'hannery's li- 4. Charles, b. 3 Sept .. d. 31 Oct., 1679. brary. This Nathaniel chauncey, JJr., was the first 5. Nathaniel ( Rev.), b. 168]; after his father's d. in 165, was taken by his uncle, Rev Israel Chan- cey of Strafford, Conn., to bring up nutil he was of age, for the use of his father's library, during recorded grad. of Y C. ; begun to preach at Dur- ham, Conn., 506; was ord. there 1711; in 1708 de- clined a call to Stratford ch .; d. at D. 1756 .- Hist. Stratford. Com.

Charles ( Rev.). (s. Rev. Israel, pastor at Stratford, who was 6th son and eh. of Pres. Chauncey of Harv. Coll.), b. 1668 (Ilist. Stratford, Conn., 479, 1173, 1350); was first pastor at Stratfield, Conn .; m. (1) Sarah (dan. Mr. Jehu) Burr, who d. 1697; (2) 16 Mch., 1698-9, Sarah (dau. of Henry) Wolcott of W., who d. 5 Jan., 1703-4; (3) Elizabeth Sherwood, 1710. Ch. (by a wife, Sarah Wolcott, rec. in W .; he had 2 ch. by 1st wife):

* Matthew Grant's Old ('h. Rec. thus records this family: " Mr. Nathanel Chancey, Teacher of the Church of Christ af Windsor, married Abigayl, daughter of Elder JJohn Strong, at North[ampton], Nov. 12. 1673 11 x con Isack Chancey was born ti Sept., "f1, the night before and baptized that day. Kathren, daugh- ter of Mr. Nathaniel Chanery, was born June 12, 76. and Baptized the 16 day. His Daughter Abigayl was horn Oct. 14. 16 is that day at night baptized born at 11 o'clock the before. His son Charles

was born Sept. 3, 79, baptized the ? day. Hr Died Cet. 31, 79."

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CHUBBUCK - CLAPP.

1. Ahiah, b. 29 Jan., 1699; m. Rev. Timo. Cutler. (Hinman says that Rev. Charles was, in 1710. app.

2. Robert, b. 20 Nov., 1701; res. Stratford, Conn. guardian for his ch .; he d. 31 Dec .. 1714, muud John 3. Ichabod Wolcott. b. 4 Jan., 1703 I; res. Strat- ford, Conn. Moore and Daniel Bissell of W. were app. their guardians.)

CHUBBUCK. [Communicated in a letter from O. J. CHUBBUCK of Towanda, Pa., as condensed from Craft's Hist. Bradford Co., Put.]

Ebenezer, was a soldier in the French war, and a lieut. in the Revolutionary war; and, for some years after, a sea captain, quitting which, he bo't and resided upon a farm in the E. part of Ell., where he d. suddenly, . 73. Child : Nathaniel, b. 16 Oct., 1761. FAM. 2.

FAM. 2. Nathaniel ? (Eben.1), m. 27 Nov., 1788, Chloe Eaton, who b. 14 Meh., 1768, d. 11 Oct., 1832; res. in Ell. until spring of 1818, when they rem. to Orwell, Pa., traveling the entire distance with a yoke of oxen and one horse, and sleeping at night in the wagon. He d. at O., 13 Mich., 1825. C'h. (b. Ellington):

1. Nathaniel, b. 5 Sept., 1789; rem. to Orwell in summer of 1811; purchased the possession-right of 300 acres of kl .: ret. to Ell .; m., 28 Jan., 1812, Hannah Lovet, and began housekeeping in their new home in Feb., a chest serving as a ta- ble, and shingle blocks as cbairs; he bro't with him to O. a saddle given him by his father, on the condition that, ou the first opportunity. he should invite a minister of the gospel to preach in his house: the result was, that his house be- came a preaching-place; he was converted, and as early as 1828 was licensed to exhort, and he- came a powerful and widely-known exhorter. led at O. 1 Ang., 1865.

2. Anron, ; rem. to Orwell, Pa., 2 yrs. later than his bro., and sett. one mile below him, on the Wysox Oreck; in 1819 app. J. P. by Gov. of Penn .. which off. be held until under the l'onstit, of 1837 he was elected and re-elected in- til 1842, when he was elected Prothonotary of Bradford Co., by virtue of which off. he was also clerk of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer. Quar- ter-Sessions, and Common Pleas, till 1845; in 1856 he was elected Assist. Judge, which off. he hell until his rem. from the State, abt. 1860 or 'Gt: he was a counsellor much sought after, and much trusted by all who knew him. He d. at his old res. at O. 19 Ang., 1881, æ. 90 years. 15 days,

3. llaunah. b. 16 Feb., 1793: m. Joseph Hamil- ton ; had 3 ch .; d. Windham, Bradford ('o., Pa .. 7 Ang., 1865.

4. John (Dr.), b. 22 Feb .. 1795: m. 28 Feb., 1822. Mary (dan. David and Mary Clough) Abbe; she d. S Nov .. 1878, 2. 75; practiced medicine in Nichols and Binghamton, N. Y .; was surgeon of 1st Rey. Engineers (Corps d' Afrique) in ser- vice at Brazos and Santiago, Texas, 1863 4; d. at Binghamton. 18 Mch., 1878, Issue ;

1. David Hollis, b. 6 Feb., 1823: d. Binghaniton, N. Y .. 1477, leaving one dau. who is m. and res. in Philadelphia.

2. Mary E., b. 10 Apl., 1828; is now wid. of John Gilmore and matron of an Old Woman's

Home in Washington, D. (1.

3. Edwin E., b. 30 May, 1830; res. New Orleans, La .; has one son.

1. Caroline S., b. 14 Feb., 1833; m. Julins Mor- gan of the Broome Co. Bank, Binghamton, N. Y .; have one dan. m. and res. Brooklyn, N. Y.

5. Sarah T., b. 16 Mch., 1835; wid. of Henry Al- len ; res. with her two dans, Binghamton, N. Y. G. Ellen A., b. 12 JJuly, 1837.

7. Frances L., h. 26 Ang., 1839; m. Frank Ste- phens, present mayor of Binghamton, N. Y .; three sons. [1831 .- S. B.

8. Hollis S., m. Elizabeth Ann Heath, 10 Oct ..

5. Jacob, b. 5 Mch., 1797; rem. to Orwell with his brother Aaron; ret. to Conn .; m. 7 Oct., 1519, Miriam Tupper ; ret. to and res. at O. till 1872; rem. with his son to Towanda, Pa., where he d. 23 Oct., 1873; 3 sons and 3 daughters.

6. Sheldon, b. 6 Jan., 1799: d. in childhood.

7. JJames, b. 5 Apl., 1801; rem. with parents to @ .; res, on homestead till he d. 7 Feb., 1873: 3 sons 1 danghter.

8. Chloe, b. 8 Dec., 1803; m. Levi Frisbie (nat. of C'onn.); res. O., and d. 20 Ang., 1869; her husband d. 23 Nov., 1889, æ. 91; 4 sons, I danghter.

9. Daniel Ostrander, b. 17 May, 1805; res. O. about 20 years; d. Mt. Vernon, Iowa, 3 June, 1880: 3 ch.

10. Hollis S. (Dr.), h. 13 Mch., 1809; m. 10 Oct., 1831, Elizabeth Ann Heath (N. B.); practiced in O .. Pa., and Elmira, N. Y., where he d. 4 Mch., 1883; 1 danghter.

11. Anstin E., b. 16 June. 1810; at his majority ent. bus. nt Elmira, N. Y .: wben æ. abt. 34, cut. the itinerary of the Methodist Church, and was a sue- cessful pastor in the Genesee and Central N. Y. Conferences; d. 15 Apl , 1882. at Elmira.

12 Francis S., b. 10 Mch .. 1812; farmer and black- smith until 1819, when he joined the Wyoming Conference of M. E. Ch., and was an active intin- erant for about 30 years, when, thro' ill health, he accepted the super-animated relation; served as Chaplain in Texas, in 1563/1: res. (1891) Nichols, N. Y.

In 1855 the aggregate ages of the eleven children reached 600 years, and there had not been a death in the family for fifty-one yours! The eleven then living had all been together but twice, once at their mother's funeral, and once at a family reunion, in June, 1850. All were members of the M. E. Church (except one, who joined the Presbyterian Church with her husband), and held official positions therein. For good character, standing, and influence, this family was no less conspicuous than for its longevity.

CLAPP. [Saxon name traced back to one for whom the parish Clapham (home of Clapp) in Surrey, Eng., was named in the days of Edward the Confessor. Six of the name came to America in 17th century, five of whom landed at Dorchester, Mass., from 1630-40, and the other at a later date, on Southern coast. The Dor- chester emigrants all descended from Richard Clapp of Dorchester, Eng., and from his bro. (name unknown) who res, at Salcombe, on western coast of England, twelve miles from Exeter. This genealogy prepared by Miss ELVIRA C. CLAPP of E. W. II.]

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GENEALOGIES AND BIOGRAPHIIES OF ANCIENT WINDSOR.

Preserved (s. of Capt. Roger, who was b. Salcombe Regis, County Devon, Eng., 6 Apl., 1609, and who landed at Nantasket, 80 May, 1630, in the Mary and John, and his wife, Johanna, dau. of Thomas Ford of Dorchester, England, b. S June, 1617, and m. 6 Nov., 1633,, was b. 23 Nov., 1643, in Dorchester, Mass., where he res. for 20 years or more; then removed to Northampton, Mass., where he d. 20 Sept., 1720. lle m. 4 June, 1668, Sarah (dau. Benjamin) Newberry of W., Conn. (m. by Mr. Talcott); she d. 3 Oct., 1616; had 7 ch., who lived to adult life.

Increase " (ith ch. of Increase, 4th ch. of Benj., Ith ch. John, 1st s. Increase, 2d s. Dea. Thomas of Weymouth and Scituate, Mass., s. of Richard of Dorchester, Eng.), b. Tolland, Conn .. 6 Apl .. 1783; m. 26 Nov., 1807, Polly (dau. Col. Ebenezer and Chloe Wlist) Spencer of Tolland; removed to East Windsor, 1808; d. there 8 Feb., 1859; she b. 2 July, 1756; d. E. W., 27 Dec., 1835; m. (2) 19 Apl., 1837, Sarah Morris of So. Wilbraham, Mass,, who was b. 25 June, 1793; d. E. W. H. Feb., 1862. Children (2d, 3d, 4th, 5th, bp. 5 Oct., 1828 .- (E. W. C. R.) :

1. Ebenezer Spencer, b. 12 Apl., 1809, FAM. 2. 4. Carlos West. b. 14 Dec., 1821, FAM. 5.

2. JJohn Sehlen, h. ~ Mch., 1811. FAM. 3.

3. George Ofis, b. 26 Apl., 1816. FAM. L.

3. Increase Butler, b. 8 Apl., 1827. FAM. 6. 6. (3 others, who d. in inf.).

FAM. 2. Ebenezer Spencer 1 (Increase, Bing, John, Increase.3 Thos.,2 Rich.'), sett. in W .; m. 17 Apl., 1832, Sophia (dau. Daniel and Huldah Rockwell) Pinney of E. W., who was b. 23 Feb., 1813, and d. 17 Ang., 1884; he d. 6 Jan., 1892. Ch .: Brooklyn, N. Y. Sve Ellsworth.

1. Julius Spencer, b. 1 Aug., 1533. Fax. T.

2. Mary, d. æ. 1 year, 6 Feb., 1533%. F. IT. 0.

3. Martba Sophia, b. 2 Ang .. 1837.

4. Sarah Morris, b. 13 Sept., 1839; m. 14 July, 1862. Eli Phelps Ellsworth of W .. afterwards of

5. Mary Spencer. b. 24 Sept., 1:45; m. Prof. Frank 11. Brewer of Wilbraham, Mass., 27 Apl .. 1876; res. 11×91) Fairfield. Com.

FAM. 3. John Selden ? (Increase, 6 Benj. ,& JJohn " Increase," T'hox. ," Rich.1), sett. E. W .; m. 12 May, 1840, Julia (dan. Jared and Electra Bissell) Talcott of Glastonbury, Conn., b. 19 Sept., 1819. Children :

1. Charlotte Talcott. b. 23 Aph, bp. 19 Sept., 1841.

2. Charles Spencer, b. 30 Mch., 1816. FAM. S.

3. Alfred Schulen, b. 5 Apl .. 1851. FAM. !.

4. Elvira Charlton, b. 25 Ort., 1833; res. F. W. Ilill.

FAM. 4. George Otis (Increase," Benj., John,' Increase," Thes," Rich.), sett. E. W .; 11. 10 May, 1843, Harriet S. (dau. Elisha and Fanny Morris) Bowen of Wethers- field, Vi., b. 3 July, 1823. Children :

1. Elisha Bowen, b. 3 Feb., 1844. 1891, Almira Harriet (dan. Leonard and Eliza For)

2. Mary Frances, b. 22 Jan .. 1847: d. 26 Feb., 1849. Pitkin of llartford.

3. George Increase, b. 13 July. 1855: m. 23 Sept .. 1 llenry Morris, b. 2 Aug., 1860.

FAM. 5. Carlos West (Inercasr, 6 Benj., 5 .John A Increase,3 Thos.," Rich.1), settled in Rochester, N. Y .; m. 26 Oct., 1853, Caroline J. (dan. Robert and Cynthia Cohon) Thompson of E. W., b. 22 Feb., 1825; rem, to Hartford and E. W., now res New Haven, Conn. Children :

1. Carlos Morris. h. 22 July, 1854; d. 15 Jan., 1860. 3. Carrie Thompson, b. 11 May. 1860.

2. Inex Carrie, b. 29 Apl., 1556: d. 21 May, 1859.

1. Minnie Louise, b. 13 Mch .. 1862

FAM. 6. Increase Butler (Incrus," Benj., John, Increases Thex, Rich.'), sett. So. W .; m. 30 Apl., 1850. Fannie Skinner of Hartland, Conn., b. 28 Dec., 1827; rem. abt. 1855, Granville, O .; 1865 to Berlin, Conn., and 1876 to Pasadena, Cal. C'h .:

1. Edwin Carlos, b. 16 May, 1851, in So. W. 3. Annie Selby, b. IS Jome. 1859. 4. Albert Butler. b. 3 Oct., 1862; m Anna Mills of Los Angeles, 21 June, INST: she d. 26 Jan., 1801. JANNE : (1) Mille. b. Nov., 1890.

2 George Whiton, b. 28 Jan., 1856, in Granville. O .; m. Mattie Pickett of Tariffville, Conn., 21 Sept., 1542: res. Los Angeles, Cal .: d. 12 Sept., 1-91: 2 children.

5. Walter 1., b. Berhu, Conn., 31 May, 1871.

Fax. 7. Julius Spencer : (Khen. S., Increase,6 Benj., 5 John,4 Increase,3 Thos.,? Rich.1), m. 10 Aug., 1856, Adelaide C. Gleason of Manchester, Conn .; res. (1889) Paris, Me. Children :

1. Carrie Sophia, b. 11 Oct .. 1558 9; m. 26 Mich., 1881. Charles S. Dudley. I.sue : 1. Grace Marjorie. b. 4 Jan., 1885.

2. Julia Ella, b. F Feb., 1861.

3. Anne Dickinson, b. 31 Mich., 1863.

4. Grace Pinney, b. 10 Oct., 1565.

FAM. 8 Charles Spencer" (John S., Increase, 6 Benj. & John,' Increase, 3 Thus.,? Rich. b. m. 27 Nov., 1572, Mary EHen (dan. Edw'd and Mary Ann Parsons) Dex- ter of Broad Brook, Conn., b. 1 Dec., 1849. Children :

1. Leslie Talcott, b. 27 Nov .. 1571. 3. Frank Dexter, h. 29 Der., 1881.

2. Inez Lucretia, b. 11 Nov., 1527.

1 Ruth Charlotte, b. 23 June, 185.

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THE CLARK FAMILY.

FAM. 9. Alfred Selden ' (John S., Inercase, 6 Benj., 5 John,4 Increase,3 Thos.,2 Rich.1), m. 25 Oct., 1877, Clara Irene (dan. John and Mary J. Fox) Wrisley of E. Iltfd., b. 28 Mch., 1855; res. E. W. Hill. Ch. :

I. John Selden, h. 21 July, 187%.

3. Alfreda I , b. 9 Apl., 1890.

2 Dudley Fox, b. 4 Sept., 1887.

Norman, m. Rhoda Allyn, 19 Mch., 1815. - R. D.

Samuel, son of Elder Preserved and Sarah (Newbury) Clapp. b. in 1677; he m. (1) 1697, Sarah Bartlett of W. Child, Mary, b. Mch. 13, 1699; d. Ang. 28, 1702. Roger, son of Elder Preserved and Sarah, b. May 24, 1684, and m. Elizabeth, dan. of Samuel Bartlett of W., Nov. 28, 1706. They had eight sons and one daughter, and all grew up and had families. Ile d. Jan. 9, 1762, aged 78, and his widow d. Aug. 9, 1767, aged 80.

CLARK, Daniel (Hon.), an atty .- at-law; a first settler and man of much influence and position at W .; held many public offices; was Sec. of the Colony, 1658-64, and 1665-6; was in the land div. of 1639-40, at Iltfd .; for his ld. gr. at W. see p. 153, Vol. I. Hle was admitted W. eh. 18 June, 1643 (0. C. R.); " Capt. Clark's wife " adm. 16 Apl., 1658 (O. C. R.); "Capt." C. contributed 5s. towards the Conu. Relief Fund for Poor of other Colonies, 1676 .- 0. C. R. He m. (1) Mary (dau. Thomas) Newberry, 13 June, 1644, who d. 29 Aug., 1688; (2) Martha (wid. Simon) Wol- cott, a sister of William Pitkin, Esq., of Hartford. He d. 12 Aug., 1710. "in the 88th year of his age, or thereabouts"; buried E. W. Hill; grave not found; his wid. d. 13 Oct., 1719 .- E. H. O. Ch. (all by Ist wife, bp. O. C. R.):

1. Mary, h. 24 Apl., 1645; d. inf .; prob. the ch. of D C. whom O. C. R. ment. as having d. in 1648.

2. Josiah, b. 21. hp. 28 Jan .. 1648. FAM. 2.

3. Elizabeth, b. 28 Oct., 1651 ; m. (1) Moses (s. Capt. Aaron) Cooke of Westfield, 25 Nov .. 1669; (2) Lient. Joh Drake of W., 13 Sept., 1677.

4. Daniel, b. 4, bp. 10 Apl., 1054 (0. C. R.): m. Hannah (dan. Daniel) Pratt of Htfd., 16.8: sitt. at Colchester, Conn., where he founded a large line of desc .. for geneal. of which see Good- win's Geneal. Notes.

5. lohn. b. 10, hp. 15 Apl .. 1656. FAM. 3.

6. Mary, b. 22 Sept. (O. C. R., 1658; m. (1) John Gaylord. 13 Tec .. 1683; (2) abt. 1700, Jedediah Watson. - B.E. W.II.

". Samuel, b. 6, bp. 7 July, 1661. FAJI. 4. 1

8. Sarab, b. T, bp. 9 Ang .. 1663: m. (1) Isaac Pin- ney, abt. 1685; (2) a Marsh, or Nash, of Hadley.

9. Ilannah. b. 20 Ang., 1605: d. early.

10. Nathaniel, b. 8. bp. 9 Sept .. 1066: never m .: was a land-owner at W .; killed by Indians 1690: left a will, dated 29 Apl., 1690, wh. thus begins: " Where- as. I, Nathaniel Clarke of W., in the Co. of HItfd., am. by the providence of God, called to go out against the common enemy, for his Majesty's ser- vice, and the defence of the country: and. consid- ering the peril and hazard of such an undertaking. and being now of good understanding and memo- ry, I count it my duty to settle that estate God hath in His mercy bestowed upon me, in the manner following," etc.

FAM. 2. Josiah? (Ilon. Daniel1 ), m. before 1682, Mary (widow Christopher) Crow, und dau. of Benj. Burr of Hartford. She m. her 1st husb. 15 Jan., 1657. Only child (rec. at M'.): Josiah, b. 13 Jan., 1682.

FAM. 3. John? (Hon. Daniel1), adm. inhab. Simsbury, 24 Dec., 1686; then, 1695, of W .; m. 1685, Mary (dau. Christopher) Crow. He d. Sept., 1715, in 60th year; his wid. m. William Randall of Enfield, about 1720. Ch .:

1. Hannah, b. 6 Ang .. -- , in Simsbury: m. Thos. Gillet, 26 Feb .. 1203.

2 .John, b. Simsbury: d. 7 Mch .. 1709.

3. Mary. b. Simsbury: m. Sam. Cooley of Springfield, 21 Oct .. 1711.

Jemima, b. Simsbury: m. - Cooley.

5. Martha, b. Windsor, 19 Mch., 1697; m. James Eggleston of W., 28 Ang , 1718; she d. 25 May, 1728.

6. Solomon (Capt.), b. 20 May. 1699, in W .; m. Anne Eggleston, 21 Frb., 1,20 21; he d 5 Mchi., 1767, in 69th year. Why. Ch. R.e.

7. Elizabeth, b. It May. 1701. in W.

8. Sarah, h. 26 Ort .. 1702. in W .: d. young.

. 9. Daniel, b. 31 Dec .. 1704, in W.

10. Ann, b. 12 Jan .. 1707, in W. : d. 16 Aug., 1713.

11. Benoni. b. 21 Oct., 170%, in W .; d. Enf. 16 .Jan .. -.

F.v. 1. Samuel? (Ilon. Daniel1 ), m. Mehitable (dau. Timo.) Thrall, 1687; she d. Aug., 1723, æ. 59. [In this line of desc. we acknowledge indebtedness for assist- ance to CHARLES IL. CLARKE, Esq., of Hartford.] Ch .:

1. Sammel, b. 10 Nov., 1688. FAM 3.

2 David. b. 1 Apl., 1696.

3. Nathaniel, b. 11 Oct., 1699.

4 Joseph, h. 13 July, 1692: d. 7 July, 1718.

FAM. 5. Samuel 3 (Som.,, Hon. Daniel), m. Abigail (dau. Josiah) Owen of Sims- bury (?) but is described as of Lebanon, in a deed to Samuel, 1713; he d. 141. Ch .:

1. Joel. b. 1:17. FAM. 6.

2. Abigail. b. 1719.

3. Samuel, b. 1720-1: founder of the NORTHAMPTON (Mass,) line-a genealogy of which has been furnished by Miss JULIA F. CLARKE of N., VOL. II. - 20

4. Hannah. b. 1223. which will be found in Appendix to this volume.

5. David, h. 1225; m. Rachel Moore, by whom be harl & children.

6. Anm, h. 1729; d. 5 Jan., 1741.

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GENEALOGIES AND BIOGRAPHIES OF ANCIENT WINDSOR,

FAM. 6. Joel ' (13 Som .. Han. Denil'), m. 1742 Lydia Forbes, (whose mother was Mary, dau. of John Griffin, one of earliest sett. of Sims.); he d. 15 Oct., 177; she d. 1796. Children :

1 Samuel. b. 1758; d 99 Apl . 1823; 10. 11 Ruth Forward; dlulda Phelps *): 3ch, d. inf

2. Joel, h. 176. FAM. T.

I Reuben, b 151; m. Via Owen ; rett. in South- wick. Mass. . killed by powder-mill explosion.

3. lydia, mn. Elijah Owen of Sim ; art. Itis, Mass.

FAM. 7. Joel (od, July Sam," Hon. Denid), m. Martha (dan. Abram) Pinney; he d. 5 Oct., 1508; Joel's wid. d. 1 Apl., 1814, w. 4 .- S. B. (h. :

1. Joel. b. 1726: d. 18 Apl. 1859. m. Ruth (dan. 1 3. Lydia. d. mumarried. Aaron) Phelps, about 1810.

2. Horace. FAM. S. A

4. Patty, m. Strong Mather of Windsor.

FAM. N. Horace6 (Joel, Joel, Jod, Som." Non. Daniel'), m. Hannah (au. Sam- uel) Forward, at E Granby, Conn., 1802; he d. 1843; she d. 1882. Ch. :

1. Hannah, b. 3 Oct., 1803: 1 15]>.

2. H. Dryden, b. 1805; d ISST: in (1) Cassandra Henderson of Sandusky, O .: d. 1839; (2) Wid. Matson ; (3) Margaret O'Connor ; he survived both; by Ist he had William ; by 20 none; by 3d Dryden, Halter, and Mary, How res. in W. Sullickl.

3. Ehore. b. 1806: now living, unmarried.

1 Walter F . b. 1809. d. 143.

5. Nancy S . b. 1811; m. Hiram Prior of Iltfd .; d. 1939: >. p.

6. charles P .. b. 13 JJan., 1815, FAM. 9.

: Samuel. b. 1521: m. Ruhuma M. (dan. AAdijah) Dibble, Granby.

FAM. 9. Charles P. (Norte," Jad, al Jol, Sam." Don. Den(1), m. Polly (dan. Elizur and Polly Cox ) Benjamin of Granby, 1536; both now living; she b. 10 Feb., 1815; her father wass. Lieut. Elizur, Samt, Samt, one of first sett. and built the first sawmill at Hartland, Conn .; her mother Polly Case was dan. of Levi of Sims. Ch .:

1. Walter F .. b. 10 July, 183%.

2. Charles H., b. 9 Mch., 1330; m. (1) Catharine ndan. Oliver) Hayden : (22: 30 Jime. 1859, at Wallingford, Conn., Henriette dau Roswelli. and Julia E. Hunwon' Adams ; res. Hild. Conn. ; attorney-at-law.

3. I'mckucy B., h. 6 Nov., Ist; m. Mira Smith. Isatte :

1 Gertrude

2. Charles.

3. Daniel.

1 Nancy S. b. 11 Nov., 1812; unmarried.

Benoni, m. Abigail Latimer, 12 Apl .. 1759. Ch. (Why. Ch. R&c.):

1. -. -. d. 16 Mch., 1760. » a few weeks.

2. Benjamin. b. 4 Apl .. 1761.

3. Abigail, h. 16 Apl., 1763.

1. Silas, b. 6 May, 1765.

5. Hezekiah, b. 18 Ang .. 1962.

6. Nance. bp. 1 Apl., 1701.

@ Sybil, bp. 17 May, 1772.

8. William. hp. 19 anne. 1771

9. Krzia, bp. 23 Aug., 1776.

10. 1.ncy, bp. 19 sept .. 17 !.

Ezekiel had ( W. C. R.) :

1. Oliver, bp. 6 Feb .. IN1 8.

2. Elizabeth. b. fo. bp. 13 Det .. 1751.

3. Sarah, bp. 15 June, 1753.

6. Rarkiel. ;

John ; poss. the " Wid. Kezia " who d 6 Feb., 1804. a .. $5, was his wife. Ch :

1. Kezin. b. 14 Apl., 1731: d. > Det .. 1775

2. Martha, b. 9 Oct., 1:33. 9 Hannah, bp. 20 Feb., 1,6: d same day

3. John, b. 6 th.t., 1755.

1. Deborab, b. Apl., 1:52.

11. Abiah, hp. 35 Sept .. 1810.

5. Jeremiah. b. Frb., 1759.

12. Isaac, bp. 12. d. in July, 1272.

13. 1-aar. bp. 17 Apl .. 1274; prob. the 1 who d 36 Ang., 1:77.

Charles of E. W., m. Chloe (dan Elijah and Chloe Birker) Sadd, 2 Feb., 1818 (S. B.); she d. 23 Nov., 1973, a. 80; he d. 29 Sept., 1879, a. 80. Ch .:

1. Chlor Aurelia. b. 16 Apt .. 1815. bp. 25 June, 1530 (S. B.); m. Dr. Wm. Il. Wilson ; re -. Portland. Oregon; 3 ch

2. Charles Wells, b. 30 Jan., 1520: bp. = > .mir, 1530, N. B. FAM 2.

3. Henry, b. 1s Feb , 1822: m. Harriet Beasely; Tr- Winomar, Ind .; 4 ch.

1. John Noah, h. 1 Feb .. 1525; m Eliza s. Snow, 2 Mas. 181>: - he d. 23 Apl .. 1857, 2. 5%; res. Wind- Forville, E. W. Zes10

1. Ida E. (SHow i. b. : \ch., 151; m, And. Dick- inson, 9 0ct .. 1573.

5. Laura An, b. 15 Mph .. 1821; m. John Beseley; 6. Reuben B., b. 1:30. FAM 3. [re -. En .; 1 ch.

FAM. 2. Charles Wells: (Charkx ), m. Mary Ann Craw, 11 Feb., 1847; d. ? Nov., 1871, res, Windsorville, Conn. (h. :

1 Mary Ann, b 21 Ang, 151; m. Newton Os- . 3. Charles Jolm. h. 11 .Jan. 15%: d. Fort., 15. born, 17 Nov., Is;2.

2. Isabela Aure n. b. 6 Meh., 183; d. 21det., 1991.

1. Ruth Elizabeth, b. 91 Ang., 1861; m. Frank I .. Joyner, 30 Mch., 1×50.

Fin. 3. Reuben B.' ('Markx1), m. Cornelia Potter (Cornelia P. Allen) Ch. :

1 Frank. b 1 Apl . 155.

3. Bertie 1 ... b. 17 Frb .. 1565

1. Robert W .. b. 13 Ang., 1Ni8.

9. Charlotte ( . b. 18 Dee., 1 50; m. George Fred. Clark, 10 Feb .. 1.

S. Roswell, bp. 19 May. 1765.

10. Hannah, bp. 12 June. 1768.

(. Daniel. b. 24 Ther., 17.

(From Why. Ch. Rer.);

7. Wealthy Aun, bp. If Apl .. 1,63.

4 Rackich, bp. 28 Aug., 1257. 5. oliver. . bp. 4 Feb., 12:2) 1. Why. Ch. R ...

155

THE CLARK FAMILY.

David, of E. W .; m. Susannab (dangh. John and Content) Sadd, who d. 11 June, 1861, æ. Si; he d. 28 Dec., 1827, æ. 66; res. E. W. Ch. :

1. Marilda, m. l'riah Chatfield. 27 .June, 1813. 5. John, d. unmarried.

2. Almira, b. 16 Nov., 1:57. m. Russell Rock- well, 20 Nov .. 1817: d. 13 Del., 149; he d. 2 Sept., 1802, ;r. : 1

3. Sylvester, m. Mary Drake.

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The history and genealogies of ancient Windsor, Connecticut, Vol. II, Part 27

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

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