David Tuttle1

M, b. 1639, d. 1693
FatherWilliam Tuttle1 b. 26 Dec 1607, d. 16 Jun 1673
MotherElizabeth Matthews1 b. 1612, d. 30 Dec 1684
     David Tuttle was born in 1639.2,3 He was the son of William Tuttle and Elizabeth Matthews.1 David Tuttle was baptized on 7 April 1639.1

     David Tuttle died in 1693. He never left home and is shown as "incompetent." He was later cared for by his brother, Thomas. Thomas received David's lands, by agreement, in exchange for his care.3,4

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 2) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  2. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  3. What Is It with Those Tuttles? by Sybil Smith. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. (Sybil Smith is a publihed author of poetry, fiction, and non-fiction. Sources given as (1) Ancestry's Red Rook, (2) The Source: A Guidebook of American Genealogy, (3) Crimes and Misdemeanors 1662-1789, (4) Private Controversiers, 1642-1717, (5) Hale, House and Related Families Mainly of the Connecticut River Valley, Portland, ME.: The Anthoensen Press, 1952, (6) Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, Aug 1689 - May 1706, edited by Charles L Hoadly, c. 1861, Case, Lockwood and Brianard.) David, who was thrity-eight, had never left home, as he was "incompetent." David was the fifth child, born in 1639; he died in 1693. Source No. 917.
  4. Viewed on the Internet. Data unverified. https://commonheroes3.wordpress.com/12th-generation/…. Viewed 25 October 2020. Son David was considered “incompetent” and was cared for at home or, later, by his brother Thomas. He died unmarried in 1693. Thomas, David’s caregiver, was a respected cooper in New Haven. He received David’s lands, by agreement, in exchange for his care. It is through Thomas that we are related to the Tuttles. Source No. 870.

Sarah Tuttle1

F, b. 1641/42, d. April 1676
FatherWilliam Tuttle1 b. 26 Dec 1607, d. 16 Jun 1673
MotherElizabeth Matthews1 b. 1612, d. 30 Dec 1684
     Sarah Tuttle was born in 1641/42.1,2 She was the daughter of William Tuttle and Elizabeth Matthews.1 Sarah Tuttle was baptized in April 1642.1

     Sarah Tuttle married John Slossun before 1676.2

     Sarah Tuttle died in April 1676 from being struck on the head with an axe by her brother Benjamin. It is unknown what led to the quarrel. Benjamin and Sarah may have been arguing about the division of their dead father's considerable property, or perhaps Benjamin may have reminded Sarah that she was no angel; she had scandalized the town in her youth by publicly exchanging kisses with a Dutch sailor, for which she and the sailor were fined. Whatever the quarrel was about, Benjamin resolved it in a terrible, final manner. He went to the barn, got an axe, returned to the house, and stuck Sarah on the head, "mauling & mashing her head to many pieces in a barbarous and blood manner." Benjamin then ran away and hid in the woods. He was hanged for murder that same year..3

Family

John Slossun b. b 1656

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  2. What Is It with Those Tuttles? by Sybil Smith. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. (Sybil Smith is a publihed author of poetry, fiction, and non-fiction. Sources given as (1) Ancestry's Red Rook, (2) The Source: A Guidebook of American Genealogy, (3) Crimes and Misdemeanors 1662-1789, (4) Private Controversiers, 1642-1717, (5) Hale, House and Related Families Mainly of the Connecticut River Valley, Portland, ME.: The Anthoensen Press, 1952, (6) Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, Aug 1689 - May 1706, edited by Charles L Hoadly, c. 1861, Case, Lockwood and Brianard.) Sarah, a married daughter, age thirty-five, was there as well. Born in 1642, she was the seventh child and was married to John Slossun. Source No. 917.
  3. What Is It with Those Tuttles? by Sybil Smith. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. (Sybil Smith is a publihed author of poetry, fiction, and non-fiction. Sources given as (1) Ancestry's Red Rook, (2) The Source: A Guidebook of American Genealogy, (3) Crimes and Misdemeanors 1662-1789, (4) Private Controversiers, 1642-1717, (5) Hale, House and Related Families Mainly of the Connecticut River Valley, Portland, ME.: The Anthoensen Press, 1952, (6) Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, Aug 1689 - May 1706, edited by Charles L Hoadly, c. 1861, Case, Lockwood and Brianard.) On an April evening in 1676 ... Whatever the quarrel was about, Benjamin resolved it in a terrible final manner. He went to the barn, got an ax, returned to the house and struck Sarah on the head. Source No. 917.

Elizabeth Tuttle1

F, b. 1644/45
FatherWilliam Tuttle2 b. 26 Dec 1607, d. 16 Jun 1673
MotherElizabeth Matthews2 b. 1612, d. 30 Dec 1684
     Elizabeth Tuttle was born in 1644/45.1 She was the daughter of William Tuttle and Elizabeth Matthews.2 Elizabeth Tuttle was baptized on 9 November 1645.1

     Elizabeth was pregnant with another man's child when she married Richard Edwards. Her first child, Mary, was widely acknowledged not to be the natural child of Richard Edwards. Richard Edwards first attempted to divorce Elizabeth in 1689.3

     Elizabeth Tuttle married Richard Edwards in November 1667 in Connecticut.2,4

Family

Richard Edwards

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  2. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 4) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  3. What Is It with Those Tuttles? by Sybil Smith. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. (Sybil Smith is a publihed author of poetry, fiction, and non-fiction. Sources given as (1) Ancestry's Red Rook, (2) The Source: A Guidebook of American Genealogy, (3) Crimes and Misdemeanors 1662-1789, (4) Private Controversiers, 1642-1717, (5) Hale, House and Related Families Mainly of the Connecticut River Valley, Portland, ME.: The Anthoensen Press, 1952, (6) Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, Aug 1689 - May 1706, edited by Charles L Hoadly, c. 1861, Case, Lockwood and Brianard.) Source No. 917.
  4. What Is It with Those Tuttles? by Sybil Smith. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. (Sybil Smith is a publihed author of poetry, fiction, and non-fiction. Sources given as (1) Ancestry's Red Rook, (2) The Source: A Guidebook of American Genealogy, (3) Crimes and Misdemeanors 1662-1789, (4) Private Controversiers, 1642-1717, (5) Hale, House and Related Families Mainly of the Connecticut River Valley, Portland, ME.: The Anthoensen Press, 1952, (6) Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, Aug 1689 - May 1706, edited by Charles L Hoadly, c. 1861, Case, Lockwood and Brianard.) Married November 1667. Source No. 917.

Richard Edwards1

M
     Richard Edwards married Elizabeth Tuttle, daughter of William Tuttle and Elizabeth Matthews, in November 1667 in Connecticut.2,3

Family

Elizabeth Tuttle b. 1644/45

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  2. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 4) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  3. What Is It with Those Tuttles? by Sybil Smith. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. (Sybil Smith is a publihed author of poetry, fiction, and non-fiction. Sources given as (1) Ancestry's Red Rook, (2) The Source: A Guidebook of American Genealogy, (3) Crimes and Misdemeanors 1662-1789, (4) Private Controversiers, 1642-1717, (5) Hale, House and Related Families Mainly of the Connecticut River Valley, Portland, ME.: The Anthoensen Press, 1952, (6) Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, Aug 1689 - May 1706, edited by Charles L Hoadly, c. 1861, Case, Lockwood and Brianard.) Married November 1667. Source No. 917.

Simon Tuttle1

M, b. 26 March 1647
FatherWilliam Tuttle1 b. 26 Dec 1607, d. 16 Jun 1673
MotherElizabeth Matthews1 b. 1612, d. 30 Dec 1684
     Simon Tuttle was born on 26 March 1647.1 He was the son of William Tuttle and Elizabeth Matthews.1

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.

Benjamin Tuttle1

M, b. 1647/48, d. 1676
FatherWilliam Tuttle1 b. 26 Dec 1607, d. 16 Jun 1673
MotherElizabeth Matthews1 b. 1612, d. 30 Dec 1684
     Benjamin Tuttle was born in 1647/48.1,2 He was the son of William Tuttle and Elizabeth Matthews.1 Benjamin Tuttle was baptized on 29 October 1648.1

     Benjamin Tuttle died in 1676 in New Haven, East Haven County, Connecticut. From hanging.3

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  2. What Is It with Those Tuttles? by Sybil Smith. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. (Sybil Smith is a publihed author of poetry, fiction, and non-fiction. Sources given as (1) Ancestry's Red Rook, (2) The Source: A Guidebook of American Genealogy, (3) Crimes and Misdemeanors 1662-1789, (4) Private Controversiers, 1642-1717, (5) Hale, House and Related Families Mainly of the Connecticut River Valley, Portland, ME.: The Anthoensen Press, 1952, (6) Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, Aug 1689 - May 1706, edited by Charles L Hoadly, c. 1861, Case, Lockwood and Brianard.) Also present was twenty-nine-year-old Benjamin, the tenth child, who was born in 1648. Source No. 917.
  3. What Is It with Those Tuttles? by Sybil Smith. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. (Sybil Smith is a publihed author of poetry, fiction, and non-fiction. Sources given as (1) Ancestry's Red Rook, (2) The Source: A Guidebook of American Genealogy, (3) Crimes and Misdemeanors 1662-1789, (4) Private Controversiers, 1642-1717, (5) Hale, House and Related Families Mainly of the Connecticut River Valley, Portland, ME.: The Anthoensen Press, 1952, (6) Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, Aug 1689 - May 1706, edited by Charles L Hoadly, c. 1861, Case, Lockwood and Brianard.) Source No. 917.

Mercy Tuttle1

F, b. 17 April 1650, d. after 1695
FatherWilliam Tuttle1 b. 26 Dec 1607, d. 16 Jun 1673
MotherElizabeth Matthews1 b. 1612, d. 30 Dec 1684
     Mercy Tuttle was born on 17 April 1650.1,2 She was the daughter of William Tuttle and Elizabeth Matthews.1

     Mercy Tuttle married Sam Brown circa 1670.3,2

     Mercy was charged with, but acquitted of, stealing and drinking liquor at age fourtenn. In June 1691, she killed her own son Samuel by striking him on the head with an axe. She stood trial for the crime, in which her husband, Samuel Brown, testified as to her "dystraction" and several other relatives supported his testimony. She was deemed insane and was spared a capital punishment, but nothing is known of her ultimate fate.4,5

     Mercy Tuttle died after 1695.6

Family

Sam Brown b. b 1645
Child

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  2. What Is It with Those Tuttles? by Sybil Smith. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. (Sybil Smith is a publihed author of poetry, fiction, and non-fiction. Sources given as (1) Ancestry's Red Rook, (2) The Source: A Guidebook of American Genealogy, (3) Crimes and Misdemeanors 1662-1789, (4) Private Controversiers, 1642-1717, (5) Hale, House and Related Families Mainly of the Connecticut River Valley, Portland, ME.: The Anthoensen Press, 1952, (6) Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, Aug 1689 - May 1706, edited by Charles L Hoadly, c. 1861, Case, Lockwood and Brianard.) Mercy, another daughter, age twenty-six, was visiting as well. Merchy was the eleventh child, born in 1650. She married Samuel Brown and died sometime after 1695. Source No. 917.
  3. What Is It with Those Tuttles? by Sybil Smith. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. (Sybil Smith is a publihed author of poetry, fiction, and non-fiction. Sources given as (1) Ancestry's Red Rook, (2) The Source: A Guidebook of American Genealogy, (3) Crimes and Misdemeanors 1662-1789, (4) Private Controversiers, 1642-1717, (5) Hale, House and Related Families Mainly of the Connecticut River Valley, Portland, ME.: The Anthoensen Press, 1952, (6) Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, Aug 1689 - May 1706, edited by Charles L Hoadly, c. 1861, Case, Lockwood and Brianard.) Mercy killed her 17-year-old son Samuel with an ax in June 1691 in the town of Wallingford. Her husband stated ....The testimony of Sam Brown...What my wife told me.
    Source No. 917.
  4. What Is It with Those Tuttles? by Sybil Smith. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. (Sybil Smith is a publihed author of poetry, fiction, and non-fiction. Sources given as (1) Ancestry's Red Rook, (2) The Source: A Guidebook of American Genealogy, (3) Crimes and Misdemeanors 1662-1789, (4) Private Controversiers, 1642-1717, (5) Hale, House and Related Families Mainly of the Connecticut River Valley, Portland, ME.: The Anthoensen Press, 1952, (6) Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, Aug 1689 - May 1706, edited by Charles L Hoadly, c. 1861, Case, Lockwood and Brianard.) Source No. 917.
  5. Viewed on the Internet. Data unverified. https://commonheroes3.wordpress.com/12th-generation/…. Viewed 25 October 2020. Source No. 870.
  6. What Is It with Those Tuttles? by Sybil Smith. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. (Sybil Smith is a publihed author of poetry, fiction, and non-fiction. Sources given as (1) Ancestry's Red Rook, (2) The Source: A Guidebook of American Genealogy, (3) Crimes and Misdemeanors 1662-1789, (4) Private Controversiers, 1642-1717, (5) Hale, House and Related Families Mainly of the Connecticut River Valley, Portland, ME.: The Anthoensen Press, 1952, (6) Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, Aug 1689 - May 1706, edited by Charles L Hoadly, c. 1861, Case, Lockwood and Brianard.) Mercy, another daughter, age twenty-six, was visiting as well. Mercy was the eleventh child, born in 1650. She married Samuel Brown and died sometime after 1695. Source No. 917.

Nathaniel Tuttle1

M, b. 24 February 1651/52
FatherWilliam Tuttle1 b. 26 Dec 1607, d. 16 Jun 1673
MotherElizabeth Matthews1 b. 1612, d. 30 Dec 1684
     Nathaniel Tuttle was born on 24 February 1651/52.1 He was the son of William Tuttle and Elizabeth Matthews.1

     After the death of his parents, Nathaniel Tuttle, the youngest son, was called before the court several times for his profane lifestyle and contempt for authority. He was invovled in several fights and seems to have had a violent streak.2

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  2. Viewed on the Internet. Data unverified. https://commonheroes3.wordpress.com/12th-generation/…. Viewed 25 October 2020. Source No. 870.

Sarah Whedon1,2

F, b. circa 1750
FatherDaniel Whedon2 b. 6 May 1726
MotherAbigail Granger2 b. c 1734
     Sarah Whedon was born circa 1750.2,3 She was the daughter of Daniel Whedon and Abigail Granger.2

     The five oldest children of Daniel and Abigail Whedon, Sarah, Lucretia, Grace, Denison, and Abigail, were all baptisted at the same time on 19 June 1763 in East Haven, Connecticut.3

     Sarah Whedon married Jedediah Darrow on 28 August 1768 in East Haven, Connecticut.2,3

Family

Jedediah Darrow

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  2. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 10) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  3. Families of Ancient New Haven, Volume III. Compiled by M.A. Donald Lines Jacobus. New Haven, Connecticut: Donald L. Jacobus, 1980 Hereinafter cited as Families of Ancient New Haven. Viewed digitized copy at Ancestry.com, August 2015. (Page 1967: Fam. 2. Daniel Wheaton, prob. s of third Thomas, bp (adult) 29 Aug 1763 EHC; m. Abigail da. Daniel & Abigail (Denison) Granger. (1) Sarah, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m. 28 Aug 1768 EHC - Jedediah Darrow. (2) Lucretia, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m. Saul Root. (3) Grace, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m. 17 June 1772 Henry Hughes. (4) Denison, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m. Mary Parish. (5) Abigail, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m Hopson. (6) Arsena, bp 4 Aug. 1765 EHC. (EHC stands for Congregational Society, East Haven.)) Source No. 1093.

Jedediah Darrow1

M
     Jedediah Darrow married Sarah Whedon, daughter of Daniel Whedon and Abigail Granger, on 28 August 1768 in East Haven, Connecticut.2,3

Family

Sarah Whedon b. c 1750

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  2. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 10) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  3. Families of Ancient New Haven, Volume III. Compiled by M.A. Donald Lines Jacobus. New Haven, Connecticut: Donald L. Jacobus, 1980 Hereinafter cited as Families of Ancient New Haven. Viewed digitized copy at Ancestry.com, August 2015. (Page 1967: Fam. 2. Daniel Wheaton, prob. s of third Thomas, bp (adult) 29 Aug 1763 EHC; m. Abigail da. Daniel & Abigail (Denison) Granger. (1) Sarah, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m. 28 Aug 1768 EHC - Jedediah Darrow. (2) Lucretia, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m. Saul Root. (3) Grace, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m. 17 June 1772 Henry Hughes. (4) Denison, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m. Mary Parish. (5) Abigail, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m Hopson. (6) Arsena, bp 4 Aug. 1765 EHC. (EHC stands for Congregational Society, East Haven.)) Source No. 1093.

Lucretia Whedon1

F, b. between 1763 and 1765
FatherDaniel Whedon1 b. 6 May 1726
MotherAbigail Granger1 b. c 1734
     Lucretia Whedon was born between 1763 and 1765.1,2 She was the daughter of Daniel Whedon and Abigail Granger.1 The five oldest children of Daniel and Abigail Whedon, Sarah, Lucretia, Grace, Denison, and Abigail, were all baptisted at the same time on 19 June 1763 in East Haven, Connecticut.2

     Lucretia Whedon married Saul Root.1

Family

Saul Root

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 10) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  2. Families of Ancient New Haven, Volume III. Compiled by M.A. Donald Lines Jacobus. New Haven, Connecticut: Donald L. Jacobus, 1980 Hereinafter cited as Families of Ancient New Haven. Viewed digitized copy at Ancestry.com, August 2015. (Page 1967: Fam. 2. Daniel Wheaton, prob. s of third Thomas, bp (adult) 29 Aug 1763 EHC; m. Abigail da. Daniel & Abigail (Denison) Granger. (1) Sarah, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m. 28 Aug 1768 EHC - Jedediah Darrow. (2) Lucretia, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m. Saul Root. (3) Grace, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m. 17 June 1772 Henry Hughes. (4) Denison, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m. Mary Parish. (5) Abigail, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m Hopson. (6) Arsena, bp 4 Aug. 1765 EHC. (EHC stands for Congregational Society, East Haven.)) Source No. 1093.

Saul Root1

M
     Saul Root married Lucretia Whedon, daughter of Daniel Whedon and Abigail Granger.2

Family

Lucretia Whedon b. bt 1763 - 1765

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  2. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 10) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.

Abigail Whedon1

F, b. circa 1752
FatherDaniel Whedon1 b. 6 May 1726
MotherAbigail Granger1 b. c 1734
     Abigail Whedon was born circa 1752.2 She was the daughter of Daniel Whedon and Abigail Granger.1 The five oldest children of Daniel and Abigail Whedon, Sarah, Lucretia, Grace, Denison, and Abigail, were all baptisted at the same time on 19 June 1763 in East Haven, Connecticut.3

     Abigail Whedon married Mr. Hopson after 1778.2

Family

Mr. Hopson

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 10) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  2. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 10: IV. — 1. Abigail Granger, b. about 1758, at East Haven; m. Daniel Whedon, of the same place, a relative of Prof. , of the Michigan University. (BJM: It is believe that this date is incorrect and should be 1738.)) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  3. Families of Ancient New Haven, Volume III. Compiled by M.A. Donald Lines Jacobus. New Haven, Connecticut: Donald L. Jacobus, 1980 Hereinafter cited as Families of Ancient New Haven. Viewed digitized copy at Ancestry.com, August 2015. (Page 1967: Fam. 2. Daniel Wheaton, prob. s of third Thomas, bp (adult) 29 Aug 1763 EHC; m. Abigail da. Daniel & Abigail (Denison) Granger. (1) Sarah, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m. 28 Aug 1768 EHC - Jedediah Darrow. (2) Lucretia, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m. Saul Root. (3) Grace, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m. 17 June 1772 Henry Hughes. (4) Denison, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m. Mary Parish. (5) Abigail, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m Hopson. (6) Arsena, bp 4 Aug. 1765 EHC. (EHC stands for Congregational Society, East Haven.)) Source No. 1093.

Mr. Hopson1

M
     Mr. Hopson married Abigail Whedon, daughter of Daniel Whedon and Abigail Granger, after 1778.2

Family

Abigail Whedon b. c 1752

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  2. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 10: IV. — 1. Abigail Granger, b. about 1758, at East Haven; m. Daniel Whedon, of the same place, a relative of Prof. , of the Michigan University. (BJM: It is believe that this date is incorrect and should be 1738.)) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.

Daniel Granger1

M, b. 29 May 1706, d. March 1757
FatherThomas Granger2 b. b 1685
     Daniel Granger was born on 29 May 1706 in Suffield, Connecticut.2 He was the son of Thomas Granger.2 In circa 1725, Daniel was living in Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut.3 In 1730, Daniel was educated at Yale College. He studied theology.4

     Daniel Granger married Abigail Dennison, daughter of John Dennison and Grace Brown, circa 1733.5

     Daniel Granger married Sarah Perkins before 1756. They had three children, Daniel, born 28 August 1756, Thomas, and Lemuel.2

     Daniel Granger died in March 1757 in East Haven, Connecticut, at age 50.2

Family 1

Abigail Dennison b. 13 Nov 1705
Children

Family 2

Sarah Perkins b. b 1736

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  2. James Nathaniel Granger, Launcelot Granger of Newbury, Mass., and Suffield, Conn. (Niagara Falls, New York: James Nathaniel Granger, 1898.) Hereinafter cited as Launcelot Granger of Newbury, Mass., and Suffield, Conn.. Viewed digitized copy at books.google.com, August 2015. (Page 78: Daniel Granger, s. of Thomas; b. 20 May 1706, at Suffield, Ct.; d. March 1757, at East Haven, Ct.; m. (1) 1733 to Abigail, daughter James Dennison and Grace Brown of East Haven, she b. 13 Nov. 1705; (2) Sarah Perkins, who survived him thirteen years. Ch. b. at East Haven. By first wife (i) Abigail, m. Daniel Whedon. (ii) Sarah, m. Eli Tuller in 1760. (iii) Dennison. (iv) Mary, m. Joseph Tuttle in 1761. (v) Thaddeus, b. 24 Oct. 1745. By second wife: (i) Daniel, b. 28 Aug., 1756. (ii) Thomas. (iii) Lemuel.) Source No. 413.
  3. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 9-10) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  4. James Nathaniel Granger, Launcelot Granger of Newbury, Mass., and Suffield, Conn. (Niagara Falls, New York: James Nathaniel Granger, 1898.) Hereinafter cited as Launcelot Granger of Newbury, Mass., and Suffield, Conn.. Viewed digitized copy at books.google.com, August 2015. (Page 78: Daniel Granger, s. of Thomas. Mr. Granger graduated at Yale College in 1730, and studied theology, probably at New Haven. Late in 1731 he accepted a call to the Second Congregational Church at Horseneck, in Greenwich, Ct., but seems never to have settled there. In the winter of 1732 he preached most acceptably to the church in the northwestern part of Waterbury, Ct. Early in 1733 he was married to his wife and then settled as a farmer in East Haven, where he remained the balance of his life.) Source No. 413.
  5. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 9-10: Abigail Dennison, b. at East Haven, November 13, 1705; m. Daniel Granger, a native of Suffield, Connecticut and a graduate of Yale College, in the class of 1730.) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  6. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 10) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.

Abigail Dennison1

F, b. 13 November 1705
FatherJohn Dennison1 b. 6 Feb 1677
MotherGrace Brown1
     Abigail Dennison was born on 13 November 1705 in East Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut.2 She was the daughter of John Dennison and Grace Brown.1

     Abigail Dennison married Daniel Granger, son of Thomas Granger, circa 1733.3

Family

Daniel Granger b. 29 May 1706, d. Mar 1757
Children

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 9-10) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  2. James Nathaniel Granger, Launcelot Granger of Newbury, Mass., and Suffield, Conn. (Niagara Falls, New York: James Nathaniel Granger, 1898.) Hereinafter cited as Launcelot Granger of Newbury, Mass., and Suffield, Conn.. Viewed digitized copy at books.google.com, August 2015. (Page 78: Daniel Granger, s. of Thomas; b. 20 May 1706, at Suffield, Ct.; d. March 1757, at East Haven, Ct.; m. (1) 1733 to Abigail, daughter James Dennison and Grace Brown of East Haven, she b. 13 Nov. 1705; (2) Sarah Perkins, who survived him thirteen years. Ch. b. at East Haven. By first wife (i) Abigail, m. Daniel Whedon. (ii) Sarah, m. Eli Tuller in 1760. (iii) Dennison. (iv) Mary, m. Joseph Tuttle in 1761. (v) Thaddeus, b. 24 Oct. 1745. By second wife: (i) Daniel, b. 28 Aug., 1756. (ii) Thomas. (iii) Lemuel.) Source No. 413.
  3. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 9-10: Abigail Dennison, b. at East Haven, November 13, 1705; m. Daniel Granger, a native of Suffield, Connecticut and a graduate of Yale College, in the class of 1730.) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  4. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  5. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 10) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.

Sarah Granger1

F, b. circa 1740
FatherDaniel Granger1 b. 29 May 1706, d. Mar 1757
MotherAbigail Dennison1 b. 13 Nov 1705
     Sarah Granger was born circa 1740. She was the daughter of Daniel Granger and Abigail Dennison.1

     Sarah Granger married Eli Tuller in 1760.2

Family

Eli Tuller

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 10) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  2. James Nathaniel Granger, Launcelot Granger of Newbury, Mass., and Suffield, Conn. (Niagara Falls, New York: James Nathaniel Granger, 1898.) Hereinafter cited as Launcelot Granger of Newbury, Mass., and Suffield, Conn.. Viewed digitized copy at books.google.com, August 2015. (Page 78: Daniel Granger, s. of Thomas; b. 20 May 1706, at Suffield, Ct.; d. March 1757, at East Haven, Ct.; m. (1) 1733 to Abigail, daughter James Dennison and Grace Brown of East Haven, she b. 13 Nov. 1705; (2) Sarah Perkins, who survived him thirteen years. Ch. b. at East Haven. By first wife (i) Abigail, m. Daniel Whedon. (ii) Sarah, m. Eli Tuller in 1760. (iii) Dennison. (iv) Mary, m. Joseph Tuttle in 1761. (v) Thaddeus, b. 24 Oct. 1745. By second wife: (i) Daniel, b. 28 Aug., 1756. (ii) Thomas. (iii) Lemuel.) Source No. 413.

Mary Granger1

F, b. before 1743
FatherDaniel Granger1 b. 29 May 1706, d. Mar 1757
MotherAbigail Dennison1 b. 13 Nov 1705
     Mary Granger was born before 1743.2 She was the daughter of Daniel Granger and Abigail Dennison.1

     Mary Granger married Joseph Tuttle, son of Noah Tuttle and Rachael Hoadley, in 1761.2

Family

Joseph Tuttle b. 18 Jul 1734

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 10) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  2. James Nathaniel Granger, Launcelot Granger of Newbury, Mass., and Suffield, Conn. (Niagara Falls, New York: James Nathaniel Granger, 1898.) Hereinafter cited as Launcelot Granger of Newbury, Mass., and Suffield, Conn.. Viewed digitized copy at books.google.com, August 2015. (Page 78: Daniel Granger, s. of Thomas; b. 20 May 1706, at Suffield, Ct.; d. March 1757, at East Haven, Ct.; m. (1) 1733 to Abigail, daughter James Dennison and Grace Brown of East Haven, she b. 13 Nov. 1705; (2) Sarah Perkins, who survived him thirteen years. Ch. b. at East Haven. By first wife (i) Abigail, m. Daniel Whedon. (ii) Sarah, m. Eli Tuller in 1760. (iii) Dennison. (iv) Mary, m. Joseph Tuttle in 1761. (v) Thaddeus, b. 24 Oct. 1745. By second wife: (i) Daniel, b. 28 Aug., 1756. (ii) Thomas. (iii) Lemuel.) Source No. 413.

Dennison Granger1

M, b. circa 1743
FatherDaniel Granger2 b. 29 May 1706, d. Mar 1757
MotherAbigail Dennison2 b. 13 Nov 1705
     Dennison Granger was born circa 1743. He was the son of Daniel Granger and Abigail Dennison.2

Citations

  1. James Nathaniel Granger, Launcelot Granger of Newbury, Mass., and Suffield, Conn. (Niagara Falls, New York: James Nathaniel Granger, 1898.) Hereinafter cited as Launcelot Granger of Newbury, Mass., and Suffield, Conn.. Viewed digitized copy at books.google.com, August 2015. (Page 78: Daniel Granger, s. of Thomas; b. 20 May 1706, at Suffield, Ct.; d. March 1757, at East Haven, Ct.; m. (1) 1733 to Abigail, daughter James Dennison and Grace Brown of East Haven, she b. 13 Nov. 1705; (2) Sarah Perkins, who survived him thirteen years. Ch. b. at East Haven. By first wife (i) Abigail, m. Daniel Whedon. (ii) Sarah, m. Eli Tuller in 1760. (iii) Dennison. (iv) Mary, m. Joseph Tuttle in 1761. (v) Thaddeus, b. 24 Oct. 1745. By second wife: (i) Daniel, b. 28 Aug., 1756. (ii) Thomas. (iii) Lemuel.) Source No. 413.
  2. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 10) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.

John Dennison1

M, b. 6 February 1677
FatherJames Dennison2 b. 1640/41, d. 8 May 1719
MotherBethia Boykim2
     John Dennison was born on 6 February 1677 in East Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut. Twin brother to James.1,3 He was the son of James Dennison and Bethia Boykim.2

     John Dennison married Grace Brown, daughter of John Brown, after 1695.1

Family

Grace Brown
Children

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 9-10) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  2. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 8-9) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  3. Henry Whittemore, Genealogical Guide to the Early Settlers of American with a Brief History of those of the First Generation (Baltimore, Maryland: Clearfield Company, Inc., September 1898 - May 1906, Reprinted 1967.) Hereinafter cited as Genealogical Guide to the Early Settlers of American. Viewed at books.google.com. (Viewed 24 August 2015, page 143. Denison: James Denison, of New Haven, married November 25, 1662, Bethia, daughter of Jarvis Boykem, had James, born Aguust 1664, died soon; John, November 1665, died at 3 years; Mary, or Mercy, July 26, 1668; Sarah, April 12, 1671; Hannah, 1673; probably died young; John and James, again twins, February 6, 1677, of which James died soon; Elizabeth, November 24, 1681; and James, again, January 5, 1683, died May 8, 1719; aged 78. Sarah married 1710, Joseph Sackett; and Elizabeth married 1707, Samuel Harrison.) Source No. 564.
  4. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 9) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.

Grace Brown1

F
FatherJohn Brown1
     Grace Brown was the daughter of John Brown.1

     Grace Brown married John Dennison, son of James Dennison and Bethia Boykim, after 1695.1

Family

John Dennison b. 6 Feb 1677
Children

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 9-10) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  2. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 9) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.

John Brown1

M
FatherFrancis Brown1
MotherMary2
     John Brown was the son of Francis Brown and Mary.1,2

Family
Child

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 9-10) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  2. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 9) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.

Francis Brown1,2

M
     Francis Brown married Mary.3

     He was an early settler at East Haven, and in 1664 kept the ferry at Red Rock, and was a signer of the constitution of 1639.3

Family

Mary
Child

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  2. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 9-10) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  3. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 9) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.

Mary1

F
     Mary married Francis Brown.1

Family

Francis Brown
Child

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 9) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.

Sarah Dennison1

F, b. 10 May 1708
FatherJohn Dennison1 b. 6 Feb 1677
MotherGrace Brown1
     Sarah Dennison was born on 10 May 1708. She was the twin sister to John.1 She was the daughter of John Dennison and Grace Brown.1

     Sarah Dennison married Joseph Trowbridge after 1725.1

Family

Joseph Trowbridge

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 9) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.

Joseph Trowbridge1

M
     Joseph Trowbridge married Sarah Dennison, daughter of John Dennison and Grace Brown, after 1725.1

Family

Sarah Dennison b. 10 May 1708

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 9) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.

John Dennison1

M, b. 10 May 1708
FatherJohn Dennison1 b. 6 Feb 1677
MotherGrace Brown1
     John Dennison was born on 10 May 1708. He was a twin brother to Sarah.1 He was the son of John Dennison and Grace Brown.1

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 9) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.

Elizabeth Dennison1

F, b. 28 August 1710
FatherJohn Dennison1 b. 6 Feb 1677
MotherGrace Brown1
     Elizabeth Dennison was born on 28 August 1710.1 She was the daughter of John Dennison and Grace Brown.1

     Elizabeth Dennison married Samuel Thompson after 1725.1

Family

Samuel Thompson

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 9) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.

Samuel Thompson1

M
     Samuel Thompson married Elizabeth Dennison, daughter of John Dennison and Grace Brown, after 1725.2

Family

Elizabeth Dennison b. 28 Aug 1710

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
  2. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 9) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.

Mehitable Dennison1

F, b. 2 October 1713
FatherJohn Dennison1 b. 6 Feb 1677
MotherGrace Brown1
     Mehitable Dennison was born on 2 October 1713.1 She was the daughter of John Dennison and Grace Brown.1

     Mehitable Dennison married Saul Heminway after 1729.1

Family

Saul Heminway

Citations

  1. D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 9) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.