Abigail LORD

Notes:

!Source: "Geneology of the Descendants of Thomas Lord" an Original Pro-
prietor and Founder of Hartford, Conn in 1636, Compliled by Kenneth Lord
New York, 1946, filed in the SLC Library of the Geneological Society of
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints under " 929.273
L884LKA"

!Barbour, Lucius B., Families of early Hartford, Connecticut. pub.1977
p. 373

Notes:

!Source: "Geneology of the Descendants of Thomas Lord" an Original Pro-
prietor and Founder of Hartford, Conn in 1636, Compliled by Kenneth Lord
New York, 1946, filed in the SLC Library of the Geneological Society of
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints under " 929.273
L884LKA"

!dates might be: b.1 Feb. 1670, d. 14 Jan. 1692. (ped. chart)

!Richard was Abigail's 1st husband.

!died at age 43.
!family group record by Beth Richmond
!Savage - Gen. Dic. of New England
!Goodwin - Gen. Notes.
!Ancestral File, 6 March 1996.

!Barbour, Lucius B., Families of early Hartford, Connecticut. pub.1977
p. 372-3
!Barbour says Richard and Abigail were one of the wealthiest couples of
that period.

21 Oct 1686, Richard chose Capt. John Allyn and William Pitkin to be his guardians. (A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records, 1677 to 1687, p. 122-3)

Richard married Abigail WARREN. Abigail (daughter of John WARREN and Elisabeth CROW) was born 10 May 1676, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States; died 1 Jan 1754, Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, United States; was buried , Center Church, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

see notes of Richard Lord (#928) for source

!Married (2) Rev. Timothy Woodbridge, abt 1716. One child, Theodore
Woodbridge, 23 June 1717.

!AF 6 March 1996. Gives place of birth and death

!Barbour, Lucius B., Families of early Hartford, Connecticut. pub.1977
p. 372-3. Gives place of birth as Boston.
!Barbour says she inherited a large property.

Notes:

!Source: "Geneology of the Descendants of Thomas Lord" by Kenneth Lord,
New York, 1946, filed under 929.273 L884LKA in the Library of the
Geneological Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
in SLC UT

!Brief Sketch: He was Deputy in 1669 and often afterward. He was one of
the wealthiest merchants of his time, made many trading voyages and
was lost at sea Nov. 5, 1685, aged 49 years, leaving a large estate to his
widow and his only child. The inventory of his property amounted to
5,786 Pounds Sterling, and was with one exception the greatest up to
that time in Hartford.

!married 15 or 25 April 1665.
!family group record by Beth Richmond.
!Savage - Gen. Dictionary of New England
!Goodwin - Gen. Notes

!Ancestral File, 6 March 1996.
!AF gives the marriage and death at Hartford, Hartford, Conn.

!Barbour, Lucius B., Families of early Hartford, Connecticut. pub.1977
p. 372

Richard married Mary SMITH. Mary (daughter of Henry SMITH and Ann PYNCHON) was born 7 Mar 1643, Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, United States; was christened 12 Mar 1643, Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, United States; died 17 May 1702, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States; was buried , Center Church, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

!Buried in the Center Church graveyard in Hartford, Hartford, Conn.

!Married (2) Dr. Thomas Hooker, 1686. (no children)
!Died at age 59

!Birth = LDS 1396172 batch 8662103 sheet 35 (from member) IGI
says Mary was born in Plymouth, Plymouth, Mass.

!Birth = 1058656 batch 7623707 sheet 53 (from member) IGI
says Mary was born in Hartford, Hartford, Conn.

!Ancestral File, 6 March 1996.
!Might have died in Springfield. Springfield might be in Springfield
county. Check this. AF gives her birthplace as Hartford, Hartford, Conn.

!Barbour, Lucius B., Families of early Hartford, Connecticut. pub.1977
p. 372
!Barbour gives birthdate as 1 Sep. 1643.

Notes:

!See notes on Richard Lord (#932) for source. John Warren lived in Boston
Mass.

!Source 2: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society
of Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 757,
claims that Abigail Warren (wife of Richard Lord, 3rd) is the daughter of
"William" Warren and Elizabeth Crow. (vice John Warren)

!a tobacconist or card maker of Boston.

!Married (1) Deborah Wilson, 21 Oct 1650.
!Married (2) Elizabeth, after 1668, 1 son, Nathaniel. Elizabeth was the
widow of Thomas Barlow and also John Combs.

!of Boston.

!Ancestral File, 6 March 1996.
!AF gives info on birth, marriage, and death.
!AF gives middle name as William.

!Barbour, Lucius B., Families of early Hartford, Connecticut. pub.1977
p. 373

John married Elisabeth CROW. Elisabeth (daughter of John CROW and Elizabeth GOODWIN) was born 1644, of Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States; died 9 Jul 1727, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

!See notes on Richard Lord (#932) for source.
!Savage - Gen. Dict. of N.E.
!family group record by Beth Richmond.

!Correct: spelling of first name is incorrect "s"

!Elizabeth was John's third wife.

!Married (2) Samuel Sendall
!Married (3) John Hayward
!Married (4) Phineas Wilson of Hartford.

!Died 9 or 19 July 1727. Age 92?

!Ancestral File, 6 March 1996.
!AF gives death date as 10 May 1727

!Barbour, Lucius B. Families of early Hartford, Connecticut. pub. 1977.
US/CAN 974.63 D2b, p. 203
!Barbour gives her husband as William Warren, not John Warren.

Notes:

!Source: "Geneology of the Descendants of Thomas Lord" by Kenneth Lord,
New York, 1946, filed under # 929.273 L884LKA in the Library of the
Geneological Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,
SLC, UT

!Brief Sketch: Came to America at age 21 ahead of his father. He settled
in Newtown (now Cambridge) Mass. In 1636, in company with his father
and mother and brothers, he traveled...through the wilderness and settled
the town of Hartford, Conn. He became an Original Proprietor and first
settler of Hart- ford, his home lot in 1639 being next west to his
father's. (pg 7 of source) Richard Lord was one of the most energetic
and efficient men in the colony. When the first Troop of Horsemen was
organised, he was chosen commander, 11 Mar 1658, and distinguished
himself in the Indian Wars. (pg 8 of source)
! He became a very prominent citisen and in addition to being captain of
cavalry, was a ship owner in the carrying trade between New London and
the West Indies. He owned a home there (New London) and died there in
the 51st year of his life...his gravestone may still be seen there with the
following inscription:

!Epitaph: "The bright Starre of our Cavallrie lyes here;
! Unto the State, a Counselour full Deare
! And to ye truth a Friend of Sweet Content,
! To Hartford Towne a silver Ornament.
! Who can deny to Poore he was Reliefe,
! And in composing Proxysmes was Chiefe.
! To Marchantes as a Patterne he might stand,
! Adventring Dangers new by Sea and Land."

!Came to America 1632. Settled in Newtown (now Cambridge), Mass. In
1636, went with father, mother, and siblings to settle Hartford. Made
freeman, 4 March 1635. On Founders' Monument in Hartford, Conn.

!Married Sarah before 1636, about 1635.

!Savage - Dictionary of N.E. Settlers
!Goodwin - Gen. notes
!family group record by Beth Richmond
!McCormick - Hamilton - Lord - Day ancestral lines. US/CAN 929.273
M137me

!Ancestral File, 6 March 1996.
!AF gives birth as 15 Nov. 1611

Public Records of Connecticut, US/Can 974.6 N2c V.1, 1635-1665, p. 94 states:
"Richard Lord for his miscariedge in draweing his sowrd and vseing thretening speeches in contending wth Tho : Stanton about tradeing for indean corne, is fyned to pay to the Country fiue pownd." (copy in Connecticut File, document 1)

Richard married Sarah GRAVES. Sarah (daughter of Mitchel George GRAVES, Deacon and Elizabeth MITCHELL) was born 1615, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States; died 1/01 Sep 1675/1676, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

!check into pg 62 of "Planters of the Commonwealth" by Banks for a
Graves family that may be Sarah's

!Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 757. See
also "Geneology of the Descendants of Thomas Lord" by Kenneth Lord, New
York, 1946, SLC FamHist Library, #929.273 L884LKa, pg 9.

!Graves may not be her last name. Kenneth Lord says the following: In
her will, she refers to her brother George Graves, but she was not his
sister. He had a sister Sarah who married a Mr. Deming. George Graves
was a deacon, and in those days a deacon was usually referred to as
"brother".

!McCormick - Hamilton - Lord - Day ancestral lines. US/CAN 929.273
M137me

!Ancestral File, 6 March 1996.

Notes:

!Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Coloniel Wars in the State of Connecticut, Hartford, CT, 1941, p 683.
Marriage = LDS 1396172 batch 8662103 sheet 11 (from member) IGI
!CHECK film

!of Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts.

!Came to New England in Governor Winthrop's fleet in 1630.

!"Maternal ancestry of Charles Whiting MacNair", by Hannah Crawford.

!see my Whiting file.

!Henry had 2 daughters, Ann & Mary. Differ which John married. Beth
Richmond believes that Ann married John Allyn, and Mary married
Richard Lord.

!Ancestral File, 6 March 1996.
!Ancestral File, 1991, gives place of marriage as Dorchester, England.

Henry married Ann PYNCHON. Ann (daughter of William PYNCHON, Colonel and Anna ANDREW) was born Abt 1609, Springfield, Essex, England; died Aft 1682, , , England. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

!Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Coloniel Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 683.

!of Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts. Her daughter, Mary, was born
there.

!Ancestral File gave Springfield, Essex, England as Ann's birth place. Also
gives death date as after 1662.

Notes:

!Ancestral File, 6 March 1996.
!of Hadley, , M. (B. England)
!Might have been born in 1615

!Barbour, Lucius B. Families of early Hartford, Connecticut. pub. 1977.
US/CAN 974.63 D2b, p. 203
!Barbour gives his birthdate as 1606 and death date as 16 Jan. 1685/6
!John's name is on the Founders Monument of Hartford.
!Came to New England 1634.
!Crow Hill in the river swamp still retains his name.
!Went with his father-in-law to Hadley 1659; returned to Hartford about
1675.

John married Elizabeth GOODWIN. Elizabeth (daughter of William GOODWIN, Elder and Susanna) was born 1624, of Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States; was christened 5 Mar 1621, of Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States; died 26 Jun 1717, of Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

!Ancestral File, 6 March 1996.
!might have died later