Anna Whiting

Notes:

!Goodwin, Nathaniel. Genealogical Notes, or, Contributions to the family
history of some of the first settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts.
pub. 1987. p. 344-345

!Married 14 Nov. 1706, Nathaniel Stanley, son of Nathaniel Stanley and
Sarah Boosey, his wife, and grandson of Timothy Stanley, one of the first
settlers of Hartford. He died 15 Aug. 1755, aged 72, nearly. Anna and
Nathaniel had ten children.

Notes:

!information from pedigree chart by Marilyn Markham, SLC, UT and family
group record by Beth Richmond.
d, CT,
1941, p 683.
!Savage, Dictionary of N.E. Settlers
!Church records

!Married (1) Mary Pynchon, 5 Oct 1669. (2 children)

!Goodwin, Nathaniel. Genealogical Notes, or, Contributions to the family
history of some of the first settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts.
pub. 1987

!Goodwin, p.42 footnote says, "It appears by Trumbull's Colonial Records,
Vol. I, page 495, that there was also a son born after his father." I
assume the father was this Joseph.

Genealogies of Connecticut Families : from the New England Historical and Genealogical Register, v. 3, p. 622, 974 D2g, says Joseph was of Westfield.

Joseph married Anna Allyn 1676, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States. Anna (daughter of John Allyn, Colonel and Ann Smith) was born 18 Aug 1654, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States; died 3/03 Mar 1734/1735, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States; was buried , Center Cemetery, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

!information from pedigree chart by Marilyn Markham, SLC, UT and Beth
Richmond, Plano, TX

!Source for Birth/Death places and validation of dates provided from
ped.chart: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society
of Coloniel Wars in the State of Connecticut, Hartford, CT, 1941, p 683.

!Buried in the Center Church graveyard.
!Might only be of Hartford, Conn.

!Allyn/Allen
!Ann/Anna

!Married Joseph Whiting, 1676, as his 2nd wife.

!Extraction of statewide vital records indexes for Vermont and
Connecticut. U.S./Can. 2888 batch 7450301. (from 1988 IGI)

!Barbour, Lucius B. Families of early Hartford, Connecticut. pub. 1977.
US/CAN 974.63 D2b, p. 7
!Barbour gives source of birth date as Hartford Town Records. Check
them.

!Goodwin, Nathaniel. Genealogical Notes, or, Contributions to the family
history of some of the first settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts.
pub. 1987. p. 344

DEATH & BURIAL: Connecticut Nutmegger, v. 4 #2, Sept. 1971, p. 208
GS # 974.6 D25n Compiled by Charles H. Hale and reprinted courtesy of
the Connecticut State Library.
age 81 when died.

Notes:

!Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 75.

!William Whiting was one of the Founders of the City of Hartford, CT. His
name is enscribed on the North side of the Founders monument, 8th from
the top. He was assigned an original (1640) tract of land bordering the
South Meadow. The lot number is illegible on the copy I possess but under
his name is the appelation "Merchant". D. McArthur (Source used
"Geneology of the Descendants of Thomas Lord" by Kenneth Lord, New
York, 1946, SLC Fam Hist Library 929.273 L884LKa)

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

!"Suffolk Emigrants", by Joseph Hunter. (Massachusetts Historical
Collections, series III, vol. X, p. 171.

!"Dictionary of Early N.E. Settlers" , by Savage

!Goodwin, Nathaniel. Genealogical Notes, or, Contributions to the family
history of some of the first settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts.
pub. 1987

!in Hartford, Conn. as early as 1632.

!Came from Suffolk in the vicinity of Boxford. (Joseph Hunter, "Suffolk
Emigrants"

!see my Whiting file.

!also information from family group record by Beth Richmond.

!The will of William Whiting is in Trumgull's colonial Records of
Connecticut, v. 1, p. 493. Check this.

!Waterfield, Peter Whiting. Whiting genealogy. Says William came from
Boxford, Suffolk, England in 1633. His line worked their way up the
Conn. Valley into Springfield, Holyoke and Western Mass.

Hinman, R.R. A Catalogue of the names of the first Puritan settlers of
the Colony of Connecticut... c1968, p. 97 lists many of the positions he
held and things he did in Hartford. Lists his children. Does NOT list a
child born after his death. Joseph was probably the child another source
lists as being born after his death because Joseph was provided for by a
codicil.
William had a sister, Wiggins, who had children.

William married Susannah Abt 1630. Susannah was born Abt 1612; died 8 Jul 1673, Milford, New Haven, Connecticut, United States; was buried 8 Jul 1673, Milford, New Haven, Connecticut, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

!Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 75.

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

!Her last name might be Wiggin.
!Her first name might be Mary.

!Married (2) in 1650, Samuel Fitch of Hartford, (d. 1659) by whom she
had two sons.
!Married (3) Alexander Bryant (Bryan) of Milford.

!Might have died in Middletown, Middlesex, Conn.

!Goodwin, Nathaniel. Genealogical Notes, or, Contributions to the family
history of some of the first settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts.
pub. 1987

!Goodwin said Susannnah died at Middletown, at the house of her
daughter, Mrs. Collins and was buried there July 8, 1673.

!Barbour, Lucius B. Families of early Hartford, Connecticut. pub. 1977.
US/CAN 974.63 D2b, p. 246
!Barbour gives Susannah's sons by Samuel Fitch as Samuel and Thomas.

! I guessed the date of her birth. Her 2nd child was born in 1635. If her
first was born in 1633, and she was 20 when she married, her birthdate
would be about 1612.

Notes:

!Source: "The Ancestry of Margaret Wyatt, Wife of Matthew Allyn of
Braunton in Devon(shire), and later of Windsor in Connecticut", by
Charles Knowles Bolton (1867-1950) Microfilm in the SLC Family
History Library. Call number of original: CS71.143 1898a Microfilm
84/7860

!Savage - Genealogical Dictionary of N.E.
!Goodwin - Genealogical Notes.

!Positions held (as cited on above):
!"cornet of troop, 1657-8; town clerk of Hartford 1659-96; deputy 1661;
magistrate 1662 etc.; Secretary of Connecticut 1663-1665, 1667-95;
c(ommissioned?) Nov.11,1696, Lieutenant Colonel."

!Emigrated from England on ship "CHARLES. Sailed from Barnstaple
(Devonshire) April 10 (1632) and arrived June 5 at Boston, `with about
twenty passengers, all safe and in health'. (Winthrop: "Journal", vol I, p
81) The (Matthew Allyn family) probably came in this ship, as they came
this year.." ("Planters of the Commonwealth", Charles Edward Banks,
Geneological Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1984)

!Death: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancesters", The Society of
Coloniel Wars in the State of Connecticutt, Hartford, CT, 1941, pg 683.

!Buried in the Center Church graveyard in Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut.
!Died 6 or 11 Nov. 1696.

!"Maternal ancestry of Charles Whiting MacNair", by Hannah Louise
MacNair. (see p. 73 for death date)

!Married (2) Hannah Lambertson after 1675; she was the widow of
Samuel Wells.

!Browning, Charles, "Some Colonial Dames of Royal Descent".

!see my Whiting and Allyn files.

!Source of death date: Society of Colonial Wars in the State of
Connecticut. Register of pedigrees and services of ancestors. (Hartford,
Conn. : The Society, 1941). p. 573

!!McCormick - Hamilton - Lord - Day ancestral lines. US/CAN 929.273
M137me
!from Brampton, devonshire, England, p. 671

!Barbour, Lucius B. Families of early Hartford, Connecticut. pub. 1977.
US/CAN 974.63 D2b, p. 6-7

John married Ann Smith 19 Nov 1651, Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, United States. Ann (daughter of Henry Smith and Ann Pynchon) was born 9 Nov 1640, Dorchester, Dorset, England; died Bef 1675, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

!Died abt. 1 Dec. 1669 and before 1675.

!Source: See notes for Colonel John Allyn (husband) RIN

!Source used for husband Colonel John Allyn identifies Ann Smith as
"dau(ghter) of Henry Smith, and Granddaughter of Colonel William
Pynchon, founder of Roxbury and Springfield, Treasurer of the
Massachusetts Bay Company, and writer."

!Death: death and relationships (to father/mother & husband/child Anna)
reaffirmed in "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The
Society of Coloniel Wars in the State of Connecticut, Hartford, CT, 1941,
pgs 585, 683.

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

!see my Whiting file.

!Ancestral File, 1996, gave birthdate.

!Barbour, Lucius B. Families of early Hartford, Connecticut. pub. 1977.
US/CAN 974.63 D2b, p. 6
!Barbour gives her name as Hannah

Notes:

!Identified from "The Ancestry of Margaret Wyatt, Wife of Matthew Allyn
of Braunton in Devon, and later of Windsor in Connecticut", by Charles
Knowles Bolton (1867-1950), Microfilm 84/7860 (copy in SLC Family
History Library), call number of original: CS71.143 1898a

!"Referred to in Lechford's Note-Book as "nup.de Bramton in com Devon."
Of Cambridge, Mass, 1632. Representative to General Court 1636. Moved
to Hartford 1637. Owned 110 acres. Excommunicated by the church in
Hartford (Memorial Hist. Hartford Co.,1:227). Deputy from Windsor, Conn.
1648, 1657. Assistant 1658-1667. Commissioner to the United Colonies
1660, 1664." Copied from above source.

!Emigrated on the ship "CHARLES. Sailed from Barnstaple (Devonshire)
April 10 (1632) and arrived June 5 at Boston, `with about twenty
passengers, all safe and in health' (Winthrop, Journal, vol I, p 81). The
(Allyn family) probably came in this ship, as they came this year.."
("Planters of the Commonwealth" by Charles Edward Banks, Geneological
Publishing Co., Baltimore)

!Matthew Allyn was one of the original founders of Hartford CT, his name
being inscribed on the East Side, 5th from the top, of the Founder's
Monument, Hartford, CT. The map copied in "Geneology of the Descendents
of Thomas Lord" pg 6, "Hartford in 1640" shows Matthew Allyn's land on
the NW corner of platted Hartford.

!"Maternal ancestry of Charles Whiting MacNair", by Hannah Louise
MacNair. (for marriage date see p. 80)

!Marriage = LDS 184643, 184644, batch A184643

!Sources quoted in Dorothy Harding, The founders' monument at Hartford,
Connecticut,... (see Allyn file):
!C.E. Banks, Planters of the Commonwealth (1960), p. 98
!Colonial Recs. of Conn. (see indexes in v. I and III)
!Ernest Flagg, Genealogical Notes on the Founding of New England, p.
267-8
!Nathaniel Goodwin, Genealogical Notes, p. 56
!D.L. Jacobus and E.F. Waterman, Hale, House and Related families, p. 72
!C.W. Manwaring, Digest of Early Conn. Probate Recs., v. I p. 171-2, 395-6,
v. II p. 115-6, v. iii, p.114-5
!Memorial Hist. of Hartford Co., v.I p. 227-8
!New Eng. Hist. Gen. Reg., 12:331
!James Savage, Genealog. Dict. of First Settlers of New Engl, v. I, p.143,
4, 114
!H.R. Stiles, Ancient Windsor, v.II, p.27-9
!Albert Welles, Births, Marriages and Deaths ... Hartford, etc., p. 22

!Matthew Allyn is listed on the founders' monument in Hartford.

!a representative to the general court of Mass. 1636.

!deputy and assistant in the Connecticut Colony, 1648-67
!a commissioner to the United Colonies, 1660, 1664

!Browning, Charles, "Some Colonial Dames of Royal Descent".

!see my Whiting file.

!Weis, Frederick, "Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists : Who came to New
England between 1623 and 1650."

!Allyn/Allin

!Barbour, Lucius B. Families of early Hartford, Connecticut. pub. 1977.
US/CAN 974.63 D2b, p. 6

Matthew married Margaret Wyatt 2/02 Feb 1626/1627, Braunton, Devon, England. Margaret (daughter of John Wyatt and Frances Chichester) was born 1607, Braunton, Devon, England; died 12 Sep 1675, Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

!Source: from "The Ancestry of Margaret Wyatt, Wife of Matthew Allyn of
Braunton in Devon, and later of Windsor in Connecticut" by Bolton,
Charles Knowles, 1867-1950, microfilm 84/7860 , call number of
original: CS71.143 1898a.

!Emigrated from England aboard the ship "CHARLES. Sailed from
Barnstaple (Devonshire) April 10 (1632) and arrived June 5 at Boston,
`with about twenty passengers, all safe and in health' (Winthrop:
"Journal", vol I, p 81). The (Matthew Allyn-Margaret Wyatt family)
probably came in this ship, as they came this year.." ("Planters of the
Commonwealth", Charles Edward Banks, Geneological Publishing Co.,
Baltimore, 1984)

!Source 2: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society
of Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. pgs
884, 939.

!Browning, Charles, "Some Colonial Dames of Royal Descent".

!Weis, Frederick, "Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists : Who came to New
England between 1623 and 1650."

!Wyatt/Wyott

!Source of death place: Society of Colonial Wars in the State of
Connecticut. Register of pedigrees and services of ancestors. (Hartford,
Conn. : The Society, 1941). p. 573

!Barbour, Lucius B. Families of early Hartford, Connecticut. pub. 1977.
US/CAN 974.63 D2b, p. 6.

!Barbour says Margaret's mother was Nancy

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 1629, , Buckingham, England. 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.