Mehitable RULAND

Mehitable married Orrin DAYTON. Orrin was born 6 Dec 1807, Speonk, Suffolk, New York, United States; died 19 May 1887, Speonk, Suffolk, New York, United States; was buried , Jagger Family Cemetery, Westhampton, Suffolk, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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surname also spelled Ryland?

Born in Speonk?

Daniel married Charity HAWKINS. Charity (daughter of Joseph HAWKINS and Abigail HAWKINS) was born 1782, Fireplace, Suffolk, New York, United States; died 2 Oct 1853, Speonk, Suffolk, New York, United States; was buried , Jagger Family Cemetery, Westhampton, Suffolk, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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Fireplace is now the village of Brookhaven

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Born 1739 or 1749?

Joseph married Abigail HAWKINS. Abigail (daughter of Zachariah HAWKINS and Abigail JAYNE) was born Abt 1758, Yaphank, Suffolk, New York, United States; died 19 Apr 1830, , Suffolk, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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!Maiden name same as husband's surname

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Born 17 Jun 1713 at South Setuaket or 11 Aug 1713 at Stony Brook?

Military service, Rev. War - Private and Signer of Association.
Alexander Hawkins served in the Suffolk Couonty Militia, First Regiment of Minute Men, Col. Josiah Smith.
Enlisted Men. New York in the Revolution, as Colony & State, page 170.

"He was a patriot in the American Revolution and signed the Association in 1775." A Hawkins Genealogy, #14, page 15.

Died at South Setauket or Nassakeag?

Alexander married Tabitha SATTERLY. Tabitha (daughter of Joseph SATTERLY, III and Mary BENNETT) was born 16 Sep 1712, Stony Brook, Suffolk, New York, United States; died 14 Sep 1798, South Setauket, Suffolk, New York, United States; was buried , Hawkins Family Burial Ground, Nassakeag, Suffolk, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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Buried at Hawkins Burying Ground - small cemetery on east side of Pond Path?

"one more child name and dates unknown" on FGR by Virginia West Allgrunn

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"Zachariah settled at Oak Island on the Smith Patent, east of Yaphank, and north of where now is the L.I.R.R. on the road to site of Camp Upton. Later he moved into the Glover house further south on the same property, just east of Carman's Mill, on the east side of Carman River, north of the railroad at South Haven. Just south of the railroad on the east side of the river was Zach's Landing, named after this Zachariah Hawkins, probably because it was from here that he shipped to New York City the cord wood that he cut nearby, there being an inlet at this time from the ocean to the bay just west of Smith's Point. It was also probably near this landing in the woody swamp by the river that Zachariah hid the horses and cattle of General John Smith during the American Revolution to prevent their capture by the British. Zachariah had been placed in charge of the General's extensive property at Smith's Point at St. George's Manor or Tangier. In 1796 he was living again at Oak Island according to the will of William Smith of the Manor of St. George at Smith's Point. In addition to furthering the efforts of General Smith during the Revolution, Zachariah as a patriot signed the Association Papers June 8, 1775, and again in May, 1776. He died about 1800 on the Smith property at South Haven and letters of administration of his estate were granted May 5, 1800, to his son Nathaniel and his grandson Zachariah Hawkins."

Zachariah married Abigail JAYNE. Abigail (daughter of Elizabeth WOODHULL) was born Abt 1714, Setauket, Suffolk, New York, United States; died Bef 1780, , Suffolk, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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Born 1723?