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1. Hattie Belden, b. 28 Jan., 1850; m. Charles D. Baker, Brooklyn, N. Y.
2. Sarah Elizabeth, b. 11 Feb., 18:2; m. Henry T. Haskell, Chicago. III.
3. William Walter, b. " June, 1858; d. 20 Feb., 1st2; in bus, in N. Y. city: m. JJune, 1883, Mary E. Kinney of Indimapolis, Ind. Issur : 1. Enrica, b. Apl., 1881.
4. George Noble, b. 22 Feb., 1862; d. 19 June, 18;3.
5. Samuel Strong. b. 23 Jan., 1865; m. 13 Aug., 1890, Anna Leonone Noyes of Nashua, N. H Iskite; 1. Gladys, b. 11 Jan., 1802.
6. Frank Almon, b. 26 Apl., 1968.
7. Levi Gaylord, b. 8 Sept., 1822.
8. Robert Haskell, b. 13 Der., 1876.
FAM. 57. Charles Trumbull (Judge) (Jos. T., 6 John,5 Eben., 4 Eben.,3 Dan'l," Win.1). 1. 4 Oct., 1876, Sally Calvert Davis of Forest City, Ark. Eng. in school teaching in West ; merchant at St. Joseph, Mo., during the '49 California emigration times; rem. to Santa Fe, later to Tucson, Arizona; during Civil Rebellion was app. Prob. Judge; ran supply trains for U. S. Government, and at one time, when his trains were attacked by Indians, sustained a two-days fight, until they retired; later he estab. Hayden Mills at Hayden's Ferry (now Tempe), Maricopa Co., Arizona Ter., where he res. ; is Pres. of Bd. of Education of Ter. Normal School there. Ch. :
1. Carl Trumbull, b. 2 Oct .. 1s;7. 3. Aunie Spencer, b. 3 Mch., 1993; d. 2 Sept. 199. 2. Sal ic Davis, b. 25 June. 1850. 4. Mary Louisa, b. 21 Nov., 1856.
[ FAM. 5%. Horace Edwin (Rev., M.A.) (Hon, Edwin P.,' Horace Il., Sgt. Thos., Lient. Junit, Don't, Don't, I'm.'), b. Catonsville, Md., 18 Feb., 1837; bp. P. E. Ch., 4 Sept., 1540; confirmed 10 Apl., 1857; m. 30 Nov., 1868, Kate Elizabeth (dau. of John A. and ( harlotte M. Daris) Byers, Hancock, Md. (see Brital Memorial); educated with his three ofler brothers at St. Timothy's Military Academy, Md .. 1817-52; engaged in business in Phila. until 1857, when he went to Kenyon Coll., Ohio, to prepare for the ministry; taught school in Md., 1859-61; entered the Con- frd. States Army 1 June, 1861, serving under Gens. J. E. B. Stuart and Fitzhugh Lee until 1865: grad. Va. Theol, Sem. 1867; ord. dea. P. E. ch., 1867; priest 186%; rector Christ Ch., Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., 1867-73; St. John's Ch., W. Brownsville. Pa., 1543 79; ass't minister St. Stephen's Ch., Wilkes Barre, Pa., 1579-92; ree'l hon. deg. M.A., Kenyon Coll., 1856, has been one of exam'g chaplains, Diocese Central Pa., since 1885; is memb, of many historical and scientific societies, including the N.E. Hist. Gen. Soc., etc., and he has published twelve or more titles on historical subjects, viz .: Memorial of Mrs. Inn E. Sareitar, with Genealogy, 1876; Sketch of Hon.
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Oliver Pollock, U. S. Consul at N. O. and Cuba, 1270-82, with Genealogy, 1883; Witzel Memorial, with Genealogy, 1883; Soldiers Medals (U.S.1.) of West Ja., 1881; Sketch of Cupt. Oliver Brown, Muss. Artillery, 1776-1783, with Genealogy, 1883; General Royer Enos: u Lost Chapter of Arnold's Expedition to Canada, 1885; Bibliography of Wyoming Valley, 1885; Medals Presented to the Indians by England, France, etc., 1886; Oliver and Gallaudet Genealogiex, 1888; Virginia Genealogies-a Genealogy of the Glassell Family of Va., also of Ball, Brown, Bryan, Conway, Daniel, Ewell, Hollo dlay, Lewis, Littlepage, Moncure, Peyton, Robinson, Scott, Taylor, Wallace, etc .: large Svo, pp. 780, with portraits, 1891; Pedigree of the Descendants of Laurence Washington, 1891; etc., etc., etc. Mr. H. is preparing his Delarare Genealogies, a volume to include families of Van Dyke, Stuart, Hayden, Johns. Robinson, Nixon, etc. Ile has in MS. the Wilcoxson Family, and the Descendants of William Hayden of Windsor, Con., 1630-1662, with many additional historical and biographical facts not heretofore printed. His bibliography will include over 30 titles and papers from his pen. Children :
1. Mary Elizabeth, b. 15 Oct., 1875; d. 28 Dec., 1879. | 2. Horace Edwin, Jr., b. 6 Jan., 1884.]
Pascal, s. of Elizabeth, bp. 28 Oct., 1804. - E. W. C. R.
HAYES (Ilays, Ilaise, Haze). From George Hluyes of Windsor, and his Descendants, by Rev. Charles Wells Hayes, pub. 1884, we learn that GEORGE HAYES (whether of Scotch or English stock is unknown; but, by tradition, brother of John of Dover, N. II., who came from Scotland, 1680* ) came to Windsor before 1682, where he m. (1) Sarah -, who d. at W. 27 Meh., 1682/3; (2) 29 Aug., 1643, Abigail (only dau. of Samuel) Dibble, who was b. W. 19 Jan., 1666, and d. after 1725. Ile d. Sims. 2 Sept., 1725; will given in the HI. Genealogy, referred to above. Children ( W. R .; by 1st wife ; all b. W.):
1. George, b. 26 Mch .. d. 3 Apl., 1683.+ (By 2d marriage):
2. Abigail, 1. 31 Ang., 1684 (acc. to a rec. at llart- ford. 11 Apl., 1655): m. Paul Tompkins.
3. Daniel, b. 26 Apl., 1686; res. in Simsbury, Coun., and in the Queen Anne's War, at æ. of 22, was captured by Indians almost in sight of his home, carried to Canada and kept in captivity more than 5 years. The story of his sufferings and heroism can be found in Phelps's Hist. of Simsbury; he d. Sims. 23 Sept., 1756.
1. Sarah, h. 22 Jan., 1687: m. John (son Nicholas and Elizabeth) Gozzard of W., b. 1662.
5. Mary, b. 6 Jan., 1689 90; m. William Rice.
6. Joanna, b. 2 Oct .. 1692: m. Janies (-on James and Mary Wakefield) Hillier. [1,65.
7. George, h. 9 Mch., 1691 5: m. Sarah -; d. after
8. Williamn, b. 13 June, 1097: m. (1) Joanna Lee ; m. (2)
- ( The following b. in Simsbury):
9. Samnel, b. about 169% 9.
10. Thankful, h. abt. 1700 1; m. Nath'l Holcomb of Simsbury.
11. Benjamin. b. about 1:02 03.
12. Dorothy, bp. 1706: m. Abraham Dibble, proh. his 2d wife, as his first was Haimah Horsford.
HAYES. [Communicated by Miss M. JANETTE ELMER of Burnside, So. W., Conn. ] John, m. (1) Anne Morton ; (2) Abigail Treat ; res. E. Iltfd. ('h. (by 1st, mur.):
1. Anne. h. 4 May, 1763; m. Thomas Stark- weather.
2. John. h. 5 July, 1562. FAM. 2.
3. Lucy, h. twin to John; d. 12 May, 1806. (By Ed mar.) :
4. Timothy, bp. 7 Apl .. 1771. FAM. 3.
5. Russell, bp. 3 Apl .. 1:71. FAM. 4.
6. George, bp. 11 Feb., 1726; 1. Freelove Rob- erts.
2. Martin, bp. 20 June, 1981; m. Betary Roberts.
FAM. 2. John" (John1), m. Sibel Starkweather, 16 Mch., 1792: she b. 29 Dec., 1,72, d. 24 Feb., 1837; he d. 26 Sept., 1834; res. E. Htfd. Children :
1. Abigail. h. 2 Ang., 1792; m. (1) Ashhel War- ren : (2) Bernard McGrath ; she d. 10 .\pl., 1861: by Warren had 6 ch .; res. Manchester, Ct.
2. Sophia. b. 1 Dec., 1794; m. John Alexander.
3. Lorenzo, b. 23 Nov., 1799. FAM. 5.
4. Mary, b. 19 Apl., 1502: m. Marvin Fuller of Vernon, Conn. ; she d. 20 Sept., 1836; 5 ch.
5. Otis. b. 25 June, 1804. FAM. 6.
6. Lucy. b. 25 Dec., 1807; m. 3 Feb., 1824. William Clark.
7. Amanda, b. 14 July, 1810: m. (1) Edward Grant;
(2) Marvin Fuller of Vernon, Conn.
8. Eli, b. 21 Feb., 1813.
9. Julia, b. 26 Oct .. 1819; d. 1 Jan., 18H.
* A MS. rec. by Ezekiel of New Haven, gd .- s. of Geo. the Settler, says that Giro. "went from Scotland to Derbyshire in Eng., and lived with his uncle: was anxious lo see London, whither he went; having rec'd some are. of America, he took passage and came to this country; m. and had 3 ch .: his wife d. and also his ch. Afterwards he m. Abigail Dibol of Long Island and lived in Windsor, j'onn., and by her had 10 ch. " -- Hayes Geneal.
+ A .s. Daniel is rec. to him at Hartford, 22 .Jan., 1691 (poss, a W. ree. reserved at H.); and if Ezekiel HI.'s note is correct, there must have been a still older ch. by the Ist mar., hit these all d. inf.
From this family descends Hon. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, ex President of the United States (see Hayes Genealogy ahove referred to).
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FAM. 3. Timothy? (John1), m. Sally Rockwell, 31 Dec., 1795; she b. 9 Nov., 1775; d. 17 May, 1862, in S7th yr .; he d. 18 Jan., 1812; res. E. W. Ch. :
1. Rockwell, b. 16 Oct., 1796. FAM. 7.
2. Levi, b. 23 June, 1799. FAM. S.
3. William, b. 21 Ang., 1801. FAM. 9.
FAM. 1. Russell? (John 1), m. Anne Steadman, 1 Dec., 1796, who d. 30 Mch., 1865, æ. 80. [It may be that this was not the Russell b. 1771, but a second R., b. 1783, since he d. Jan., 1845, æ. 62.] Res. E. Htfd. Children :
1. Jerusha. b. 1 Apl .. 1798; d. unm'a. 16 Jan., 1879.
3. Laura, b. 12 Sept., 1800: m. Adolphn- J. Stone of Rochester, N. Y., 8 Oct., 1822, and d. 13 Mch., 1-5%; he d. 1 Sept., 186. Laste :
1. Elizabeth Lucretia (Stone), b. 19 Oct., 1823; d. 26 Oct., 1×45.
2. Laura Maria (Stone), b. 11 Oct., 1825.
3. Funding Amelia (Stone), h. 11 Feb., 1829; m. George Barnard, 13 Mch., 1830; d. 5 Sept., 1836; res. Rochester, N. Y .; had (a) Bertha Elizabeth Barnard, b. 12 Dec., 1850: d. 5 May, 1851; (b) Fanny Emeline Mary Barnard, b. 4 May, 1856; d. 2 Dec., 1977.
1. Myron May (Stone), b. 27 July, 1831; m. Mary Cothell, 1870.
5. Gilbert Irving (Stone), b. 1 Sept., 1833; d. 10 Apl., 1863.
6. Lyinan Lorenzo (Stone), h. 11 Aug., 1838; m. Jane Adelia Card, 25 June, 1868; res. Roches- 1
ter. N. Y .; had (a) Emily Laura (Stone). b. 6.Jan., 1570: (0) Mary Elizabeth | Stone. b. 5 0ct , 1571; (c) Fanny May (Stone). h. 12 Feb., 1825: ( /) Agnes Hayes (Stone), b. 1% Dee., 1876; c) Janet (Stone), h. 20 Sept., 1529; d. G Ang .. 1º 1; (r) Walter Ly- man (Stone). h. 15 Jat ., 1% ;; (g) Helen stone). b. 30 Sept., 1886.
3. Irene, m. Henry Cadwell; res, Wilbr'm, Mass. Issue : (1) Adaline Irene. m. John Spaight.
1. Russell, h. 22 Feb., 1804. FAM. 10.
5. Emeline, b. 1809; m. Hiram Clark, May. 1826.
6. Watson, h. 2; July, 1-13. FAM. 11.
7. Adaline, h. 1517: m. Channrey Bidwell; d. 19 Apl .. 1841, a. 27. IxMP : 1. Engene: res. Manchester. Com.
S. Frederick Austin, h. 1822: m. Jane Annette (Spellman) Lull, 1 Sept., 153; res. 1. W. LANG : 1. Fred. Austin, b. 3 July, 1857.
FAM. 5. Lorenzo 3 (John,? John 1), m. Arminda Robinson, 14 Nov., 1819 (S. B.); d. 10 June, 1831; she d. 22 Feb .. 1877. w. 80; res. S. W. C'h .:
1. Mary Ann, m. Daniel B. Pomeroy, 21 Jan., 1×41.
2. Emeline C., m. Henry R. Hale, 10 Nov., 1842.
3. Frances, d. yg. (prob. the Mary Frances bp. 9 Oct., 1813 S. B.).
1. Anne Maria, m. Chias. Dickinson.
5. Harriet Sophia (h. twin to Wine M.), m. W.m. II. Parmalee, 17 >cuit., 1-48.
6. Arminda Sophronia, m. (D) I. niel Coleman, 1 Dec., 1844: (2) - Johnson.
FAM. 6. Otis 3 (John,2 John 1), m. Eliza A. Strong, 8 Aug., 1827, who d. 13 Aug., 1879, æ. 79; he d. 1 Jan., 1889; res. E. H. Ch .:
1. John Ralph. b. 21 Apl., 1829; d. 26 Apl., 1832.
2. Francis, b. 19 Sept., 1831. FAM. 12.
3. Nancy Ann. b. 4 June, 1834; m. (1) George W. Hedge, 29 Oct., 151; (2) Elt Harrison Wha- ples, 22 Feb., 1870; s. p.
4. Marvin, b. 8 Oct., 1836.
5. Loren, b. 4 Dec., 1-39; m. (1 Julia 1. Gowdy, 2 Apl., 1859: (2) Mana Gilbert, : J .... 1869. who d. 21 June, 1550. LAsue :
1. Elvira Mabel, h. 16 Aug., 19/0; m. Lincoln P. Hubbard.
6. John Lee, b. 10 Ang., 1513. FM. 13.
7. Timothy Otis, h. 1 Mch., 14 -. FAN. 14.
FAM. 7. Rockwell 3 (Timo.,2 John 1), m. Betsey Webster, 23 Mch., 1819, who d. 25 Oct , 1871, . 85; he d. 10 Mch., 1883; res. E. W. h .:
1. Cynthia. h. 26 Jan., 1820; m. (1) Fred Butler ; (2)W. H. Barker, 23 Oct., 1:53; she d. 5 May, 1×≤1; W. 11. B. d. 14 Sept., 1876, a. 57.
2. Henry Rockwell, b. 5 Oct., 1823. FyM 15.
3. Gordon R., h. 1 Ang .. 127; m. Ceceli1. Bond, 26 Nov .. 119. FAM. 16.
FAM. S. Levi3 (Timo.,2 John 1), mn. (1) Abigail Hamilton, 23 Nov., 1826, who il. 15 June, 1540, æ. 39 (S. B.); (2) Mrs. Charity Allen, 5 Jan., 1812; d. 16 July, 1875; res. E. W. Child :
1. Laura Ann, b. 11 Mch., 1832; m. Horatio Abbey, 26 Jan., 1-53, East Hampton, Conn.
FAM. 9. William 3 ( Timo.,2 John 1), m. Sarah (dau. Jonathan, Jr., and Rachel, dau. Aber Lunfear) Williams, who came to So. W. from E. IL .; he d. Wpg. 11 Feb., 1820; wid. rem. West with family and m. Seth Newton, who d. 1567; res. E. W. Children :
1. W liam Henry, b. 182%; m. Fanny Page ; rem. to Enfield to res, with his uncle Levi. Issue :
1. William Henry.
2. Mary Ann, m a Burdick.
FAM. 10. Russell 3 (Russell,2 John1), m. Rhoda Smith, who d. 20 Nov., 1875, a. 71; he d. 26 Aug., 1882; res. So. W. Ch. :
1. Juliu- B., b. 22 Apl., 1426: m. Kliz'th Simp- son, 11 .Ajd., 1-49. FAM. 17.
3. Henry C., b. 5 Dee .. 152% FAM. 18.
3. George Smith, b. 19 Aug., 1:31. FAM. 19.
1 Rhoda Irene, b. 6 Apl., 1:31; d. 9 June. 1854. -
5. 1 harles M , b. 6 Sept., 1×36: d. 31 May, 1853.
6. Mary S , b. 10 Oct., 1839; m. Sam'l Hanchet,
MMch., 18441; d. 2% Der .. 18;7.
7. Martha Washington, b. 1; May. 151; m. Edward (. Cowdy, 21 Mch .. Ist.
8. Waldo. b. 6 Sept .. 1814. FAM. 20.
9 Adalı E .. b. ST Jan., 1-16: 0 . 1 R willo Skin- ner, 19 Apl., 1563: 15 Wert Skinner.
10. Emerett II , h. ; Jfutur, 18Is; m. Thout Mur- phy, Nov., 1865.
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FAM. 11. Watson 3 (Russell,? John1), mn. Harriet F. Warren (b. 16 Jan., 1821), AApl., 1843; she d. 18 Oct., 1880, av. 59 yrs., 9 m .; res. So. W. Children:
1. Watson Lec. b. 11 Del., 1846: m. Mary J. Rob- ertson, 3 Dec., 18;1. Issue : (1) Edward Ler. b. 26 Nov., 1872; res. So. W.
" Edward Monroe. b. 21 May, 1849; 10. Arabella
Stoughton, 6 Feb., ISTS, who d. 18-9, :0. 28. Issue : (1) Bessie Viola. b. A. Nov. 1875.
3. Lillian Jerusha, b. 16 Apl., 1855; m. Thomas Newberry, 2 Meli., 1ss1.
M. 12. Francis+ (Otix," John,2 John1), m. Julia A. (dau. Martin) Gilman of Manchester, Conn., 13 Nov., 1856; he d. 15 AApl., 1889; res. Windsorville. CZ .:
4. C'lara Adella, b. 11 Jan., 1864; in. Millard F. Hutchinson, 31 Meli., 1×55.
5. Altneron F., b. 30 Oct., 1865.
G. Florence, b. 17 May, 1868.
7. Julia Frances. m. Pierson A. Reese, 21 \pl ..
FAM. 13. John Lee + (Otix, 3 John,2 John1), m. Sarah A. Burnham, 15 Mich., 1866; res. So. W. Children :
1. Bertha Ellen, b. 23 Dee., 1867.
2. Eveline May. b. 6 Dec., 1820.
3. - , dau., b. and d. 13 June, 1872.
4. Lucy Janette, b. 15 Ang., 1874.
5. Samuel Eli, b. 19 Apl., 1878. 6. Merwin. b. 10 Dee., 1×80: 1. 5 Mch., 1881.
7. Alfred Walter, b. ; May. 1883. 8. Iloward Evelyn, b. 8 May, 18 5.
FAM. 14. Timothy O.' (Otis,3 John? John'), m. Sarah G. Hubbard, 24 Nov., 1870; he d. 19 Jan. 1877; res. So. W. Children :
1. -, dau., b. 14 Nov., 1871; d.
2. Benjamin E., b. 2 July, d. 22 Sept., 1873.
FAM. 15. Henry Rockwell + (Rockwell," Timo.,2 John1), mn. Almira Potter, 17 Sept., 1845; res. So. W. Children :
1. John, b. 20 June, 1:53; m. Maria 1. Hayes, 26 Nov., 1885. 1
2. Myra, b. 16 MIch .. 1859.
FAM. 16. Gordon R.4 (Rockwell,3 Timo." John 1), m. Cecilia E. Bond, 26 Nov., 1×49; res. llartford. Children :
1. Herbert L ... b. 13 Nov., 1853; d. 9 Dec., 1875. bey, 29 Nov., 1883.
2. William G., b. 21 Sept., 1860; m. Ida J. Ab-
3. Eddie J., b. 2 June, 1867.
FAM. 17. Julius B. (Russell, Russell, John '), m. Elizabeth Simpson, 14 Apl., 1849; res. Windsorville, Conn. Children :
1. Dexter, b. 20 May, d. 29 Oct .. 150.
2. Ellen A., b. 11 Oct., 1851; d. 27 Sept., 1560.
3. Maria .l., b. 1 Aug., 1856: m. Jobn Hayes, 26 Nov., 1855.
4. Alice L., b. 20 June, 1:58; m. (1) Henry Vre- denburg ; (2) a Davis.
5. John O., b. 3 Nov., 1861; d. 4 Sept., 18;9. 6. Alfred, b. 12 Aug., 1864. 7. Ella Fidelia, b. 27 Apl., 1567; d. 18 Jan., 1869.
FAM. 18. Henry C.' (Russell," Russell,2 John1 ), m. (1) E. Louise (dau. Erastus W. and Emeline Persons) Burnham, 4 Feb., 1851, who d. 19 Aug., 1886; m. (2) Mrs. Maria A. Talcott, 25 Jan., 1887. Res. S. W. Children :
1. Henry Dwight, b. 5 Sept., 1853; d. 10 Sept., 1859. 17 Apl., 1878.
2. Angusta Lonise. b. S July, 158; d. 9 Sept., 1859.
3. Mary Ellen, b. 6 July, G1; m. Geo. A. Smith,
4. Ilattie L., b. 20 Oct .. 1863: d 20 Apl .. 1870.
5. Charles Henry, b. 10 May, 1866.
FAM. 19. George S.4 (Russell,3 Russell," John1 ), m. Ilarriet E. (dau. Erastus and Emeline (Parsms) Burnham, 21 May, 1854. Res. So. W. Ch. :
1. George Walter, b. 25 Aug., 1855; m. Ilattie J. Frost, 16 Mch., 175.
3. Arthur Ward, b. 30 Ang., ISG1; m. Alice Sug- den, 24 Apl., 1889.
2. Charles Lavelle, b. 5 Dec., 1856; d. 11 Sept .. 1800. 4. Caroline Louisa, b. 25 Mch .. 1864.
FAM. 20. Waldo+ ( Russell, 3 Russell,? John 1), m. Ann Gowdy, 22 Jan., 1862. l'es. Burnside, Conn. Children :
1. Eva Jane, b. 6 Feb., 1862; m. Wmn. Lewis, 6 Jan., 1851.
2. Adelbert, b. 2s July, 1564.
3. Frederic. b. ś Nov., 1866.
4. Grace Louisa, b. 8 Jan., 1870.
5. Wilbur Edward, b. 9 Mch .. 1872. 6, lda Mabel, b. 27 Apl .. 1871: d. 3 May, 1453.
7. Levi Henry. b. 2 July, 1576.
8. Clarence Edgar, b. 26 Der., 187%. 15: 3.
9. Martha Washington, b. 3 Apl., INS1; d. 10 M. y.
John, bu. 13 July, 1768. - E. W. C. R.
HAYWARD, Josiah, m. Tamar'Il. Lewis, 16 Oct., 1832 .- S. B.
HEACOCK, Joseph, m. llannab Thrall, 17 Nov., 1713 .- 15. C. R.
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1. Charles. b. 16 sept., 1857; tu. Lmnella Beck- with, IS ApL. 1883.
2. Edward E., b. 11 Apl., 1859; m. llelen S. Mat- son, 25 Feb., 1885.
3. Deleona M., b. 3 Sept .. 1861; m. George X. Skinner, 25 Dec., 1%Ni.
3. Jessie Lisette, b. 19 Sept., 1824.
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HEAD, Harmon (M.D).), succeeded Dr. Marcus L. Fiske in practice, in E. W. (W. Pl.); was b. Pa. 1840; rem. to Amherst, Mass., May, 1883; died W. Pt. 18 May, 1888.
HEART, Elisha, died 15 Aug., 1683 .- Col. Rer.
HEATH, Stephen, b. Eng. 25 May, 1750; m. Sarah Osborn, E. W., 23 Sept., 1970, who was b. 25 Apl., 1753, and d. W. Pt. 23 July, 1823, æ. 70 years, 2 mos. 28 days; he d. W. Pt. 19 May, 1810, a. 59 years, 11 mos. 24 days. ('h .:
1. Penelope, b. 19 May, 1471; m. JJohn Bancroft of E. W.
6. Nancy, b. 19 May, 1,51; m. Sandford Kings- bury of E. W.
2. Jabez, b. 9 May, 1773. 6. Chauncey, of Scantic; m. Lydiu Burnham of E. IL .. 16 Dec., 1812. R. D. Shaw.
3. Sarah, b. 19 Apl., 1775; married Capt. Erastus Buckland of E. W. 8. Betsey, m. (1) Horace Wells of N. Il .; (21 - -
4. Stephen (('apt. ), h. 22 Ang., 1777. FAM. 2.
5. Rube (Ruby), b. 6 Mch., 1782; married Roswell Blodget of E. W.
11. Joseph, m. Mary Snow of Northampton, Mass.
FAM. 2. Stephen ? (Capt.) (Stephen 1), mn. (1) Elizabeth Palmer of E. W., who d. 31 Oct., 1841, 2. 62 ( W. Pt. Gd.); she was b. 6 Apl., 1749; Capt. Stephen in. (2) 27 Apl., 1842, Wid. Mary Hayden of W., b. 3 Ang., 1794, who d. 22 Oct , 1852, æ. 58 (S. B.); he d. 7 Ang., 1851, æ. 74 (S. B. and W. Pt. Gd.). Ch .:
1. William II., b. 16 Dec .. 1503. FAM. 3. 3. Buckley, m. (1) Maria Bancroft of E. W .. (2) Rebecca - of Glastonbury, Conn.
2. [ Elizabeth?] Ann, m. 1> Oct., 1831, Dr. Hollis Chubbuck of Elmira, N.Y. (or Orwell, Pa. ? ).
FAM. 3. William H.3 (Capt. Stephen,2 Stephen1), m. (1) 11 Nov., 1824. Elizabeth Smith Bartlett, b. E. W. 10 Jan .. 1805, who d. f Nov., 1869, m. (2) 8 Nov., 1870, Adeline Bartlett, Hartford, Conn., b. 30 May, 1813. Hed. 19 Jan., 1889. Both wives were daughters of Daniel and Louisa (Stockbridge ) Bartlett, natives of Hadley, Mass. Children :
1. Francis W., h. 16 June, 1825; m. (D) Mary (dau. Seth) Booth of England; m. (2) Carrie (dan. .lo-eph) Barber of W. P't. He d. 13 July, 1887 2. Elisha S., b. 7 Feb., 1822. FAM. 4.
3. Jane E., b. 4 Jan .. 1829; m. 21 Oct., 1851, Waldo M. Johnson of Detroit, Mich. Isstr :
1. Lizzie E.
2. William (., m. Flora Jameson, Ont., C'an .; had (1) Waldo.
3. Helen M., m. Louisa Collins of Detroit, Mich.
1. Alice, m. Fred. G. Barnes, E. W .: had (1) Morgan K .; (2) Fraterick H.
5. Elith.
1 Julia T., b. 11 Sept., 1834: m. 5 Jan., 1953, John R. (>. Seth) Booth of Enf. Issue :
1. Alice, m. David Shanon. Balt., Md. ; had (1) William; (2) Herbert: (3) Walter; (1) Gracie.
22. Martha. 3. Charles F. 1 5. Gertrude.
1. Edwin.
6. Grace.
5. Helen M .. m. : d. m. 2 years.
6. Ilelen M., b. 13 Nov., 1-36; m. (1) 2 Feb., 1858, Horace A. Hall of lariford; m. (2) Franklin Moore of Detroit, Mich. Losme (by Ist mar.): 1. Lizzie A., b. Iltfil .; m. Fred. Mort, Liver- pool, Eng .; had (1) Dorothy ; (2) Fredu.
(By 3d mar.) ; 2. Frank A., h. Detroit.
". Caroline L .. b. 24 May, 1839; m. (0) 13 Dec., 1854. Dr. W. M. Studley, N. Y. city: m. (2) James Ryan of Appelant, Wis. Done (by Ist meter.): 1. Kittie. 1 2. Harry. 3. Frank. | 4 Victor.
8, Charley L., b. 19 June, ISH; m. 8 Sept., 1862, Mary E. Duvall of Balt., Md. Issue : 1. Edwin L.
FAM. 4. Elisha+ ( Win. H.,3 Capt. Steph.," Steph.1), m. 8 Aug., 1850, Harriet Sophia (dau. Daniel and Flavia Barter) Chapin of E. W .; res. Baltimore, Md., or Mel- rose, Conn. Children :
1. Ellen Maria, b. 1 May, d. 1 June, 1853. gins of Baltimore, Md. Isatte : (1) Willie.
2. Charles Chapin, b. 21 Feb., 1856; in. Annie Utley of N. Y. city. Issue : (1) Helen.
3. Laallie Fuller, h. 26 Aug., 1561; d. 30 Func. 1879.
4. Nellie Bartlett, b. 9 Jan., 1564; m. Win. Cog-
3. William, b. 13 Dec., 1865; d. 6 Sept., 1866.
6. William Elisha, b. 9 June, 1-6%.
7. Ernest Hayden, b. 14 Jan., 1871.
S. Frank. b. and d. 18 May, 1877.
Seth, m. Mrs. Amanda Hayes, 9 June, 1853 .- S. B.
HENBURY, Arthur, on W. Ld. Ree., 1669; b. 1646; was of llartford, 1691; had been of Simsbury .- See Hifd. Co. Mem. Ilist., i. 271.
Thomas, credited (O. C. R.) with one ch. b. in W. before 1677.
HENDERSON, Mr. Walter, m. Mary Lothrop, 23 June, 1742, " both of W " ( I. (. R.); he d. 6 Jan., 1746, æ. 39. Ch .:
1. Mary, h. 17 (bp. 22, W. (. R.) May, 1713. 2. William, b. 30 Sept., 1711.
HENDET, Thomas, m. Julia Ann Potwine, 27 June, 1844 .- S. B
9. Polly, married a Palmer of W.
10. Abigail, married a Barnes of Pognonock
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THE HIGLEY FAMILY.
HENRY, James, m. Charlotte Gardner, 15 Oct., 1815 (S. B.); their ch. died 10 Jan., 1819, s. 6 mos. - S. B.
HERNE, Matthew, died 16 Dec., 1690.
[This family sketch furnished by MARY COFFIN JOHNSON of Brooklyn, N Y.]
HIGLEY, Capt. John, the American progenitor of all bearing the name in this country, came from Frimley, Surrey, England, to Windsor, in 1666, when about 17 years of age. Ilis father was Jonathan Higley, who died in 1664, and his mother, before her marriage, was Katherine Brewster, daughter of the Rev. John Brews- ter, who died in Eng. 23 Aug., 1657. They were of the lineage of the ancient Brewster family of Mayflower fame.
John Higley, born 22 July, bp. 12 Aug., 1619; m. (1) Hannah (dau. of John and Hannah Moore) Drake of Windsor, 9 Nov., 1671 (O. C. R.). He m. (2) Wid. Sarah (Strong) Bissell, dan. of Return Strong, and the grand-dau. of Rev. John Warham. Soon after his first marriage he appears to have taken up his residence upon the eastern side of "5" Great River." In 1672 Major Pyncheon hired him "to view and search for a place " for the location of a saw-mill on " Stoney River." In June of the same year he is found in the list of persons who were appointed to make some improvements upon a road upon the "east side " of the Connecticut. It is supposed that be removed with his young family for safety to the main settle- ment when the general order was given during the Indian troubles, in 1675, for the families on the eastern shore to remove "forthwith, with their cattle and grain, to the west side into places of best security."
Hle soon acquired property. On January 25, 1676, 7, his "List " is recorded 024, and his tax sixteen shillings. The following year his list was £22, and the " Rate " 148. 3d. [Hannah Higley, prob. his wife, contributed 18. 3d. to the Conn. Fund for the Relief of Poor in Other Colonies, 1676, 0.(. R.] At a town meeting held " March 5+ 14tb, 1677,8," John Higley was " granted liberty to take a parcell to hild on, 25 foot in length against ye river, and 20 foot in breadth y' other way; but. he must take after ye widow marshall has sit out her grant next after George Gris- wold." This grant was again confirmed in 1679 and was further described as a "Small parcell on the North side of the ferry by the Rivulet to build a warehouse and is in length on the top of the bank against the River, thirty foot in length downward, and in breadth twenty-four foot"; "alsoe, he has a par- cell of Land whereon he has bilt his Dweling house; the land was set out to him by his grandfather, Deacon [John] Moore; it is one acre and a half of the Land called Cowfiekl." He owned, in addition, "a parcell of woodland " deeded to him by his father-in-law, John Drake, which is described as " out of that land he [John Drake] formerly bought of Richard Lyman; it Lyes towards Hartford Bounds; he is to have out of it fifteen acres of the South end of said Lott," etc.
Ilis warehouse appears to have been the beginning of his commercial transac- tions, and proved a channel through which his genius achieved success and great business prosperity. He held the appointment of Officer of Customs, Windsor then being a port of entry. One important item in a very considerable trade which the warehouse commanded was the importation and transportation of rum from Barbadoes. From entries found in his account book, which his descendants now have in possession. the following extracts are taken :
"Aprill 25 1683. Mr. Henry Wolcott made entry of one barroll of Rum for transportation and if he did not transport it, he would pay the costom of it."
" July 10 1683. Nathaniel Bissell made entry of a cask of rum of about 52} gals, which he entered for transportation, marked NB."
"August 5th $3. Mr. Thos. Cook made entry of one hlad of rum for transpor- tation, marked TC. ye was [illegible] same boats and barroll of Rum for Thos. Dewey."
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