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1951 !Source: Savage, "Genealogical Dictionary of New England".
!The Hosmer heritage : ancestors and descendants of the emigrant
Thomas Hosmer (1603-1687), by Ronald Roberts.

!not sure if he was born in England.

!Colonial families of Long Island, New york and Connecticut..., by Herbert
Furman Seversmith

!Married Martha Betts, 16 Jan 1655

!Graves, Kenneth. Thomas Graves, 1645 settler of Hartford, Connecticut
and Hatfield, Massachusetts and his descendants : allied families include:
Belding, Smith and others. c1985 		GRAVES, Nathaniel (I7652)
 
1952 !Source: Savage, "Genealogical Dictionary of New England".
!The Hosmer heritage : ancestors and descendants of the emigrant
Thomas Hosmer (1603-1687), by Ronald Roberts.

!not sure if he was born in England.

!Colonial families of Long Island, New york and Connecticut..., by Herbert
Furman Seversmith

!Married Martha Betts, 16 Jan 1655

!Graves, Kenneth. Thomas Graves, 1645 settler of Hartford, Connecticut
and Hatfield, Massachusetts and his descendants : allied families include:
Belding, Smith and others. c1985 		Graves, Nathaniel (I7652)
 
1953 !Source: Savage, "Genealogical Dictionary of New England".
!The Hosmer heritage : ancestors and descendants of the emigrant
Thomas Hosmer (1603-1687), by Ronald Roberts.
!Colonial families of Long Island, New york and Connecticut..., by Herbert
Furman Seversmith
!Graves, Kenneth. Thomas Graves, 1645 settler of Hartford, Connecticut
and Hatfield, Massachusetts and his descendants : allied families include:
Belding, Smith and others. c1985 		GRAVES, Elizabeth (I7651)
 
1954 !Source: Savage, "Genealogical Dictionary of New England".
!The Hosmer heritage : ancestors and descendants of the emigrant
Thomas Hosmer (1603-1687), by Ronald Roberts.
!Colonial families of Long Island, New york and Connecticut..., by Herbert
Furman Seversmith
!Graves, Kenneth. Thomas Graves, 1645 settler of Hartford, Connecticut
and Hatfield, Massachusetts and his descendants : allied families include:
Belding, Smith and others. c1985 		Graves, Elizabeth (I7651)
 
1955 !Source: Savage, "Genealogical Dictionary of New England".
!The Hosmer heritage : ancestors and descendants of the emigrant
Thomas Hosmer (1603-1687), by Ronald Roberts.
!Colonial families of Long Island, New york and Connecticut..., by Herbert
Furman Seversmith
!never married

!Graves, Kenneth. Thomas Graves, 1645 settler of Hartford, Connecticut
and Hatfield, Massachusetts and his descendants : allied families
include: Belding, Smith and others. c1985

!never married 		GRAVES, Samuel (I7650)
 
1956 !Source: Savage, "Genealogical Dictionary of New England".
!The Hosmer heritage : ancestors and descendants of the emigrant
Thomas Hosmer (1603-1687), by Ronald Roberts.
!Colonial families of Long Island, New york and Connecticut..., by Herbert
Furman Seversmith
!never married

!Graves, Kenneth. Thomas Graves, 1645 settler of Hartford, Connecticut
and Hatfield, Massachusetts and his descendants : allied families
include: Belding, Smith and others. c1985

!never married 		Graves, Samuel (I7650)
 
1957 !Source: "Ancesters of Margaret Wyatt..."
!Browning, Charles, "Some Colonial Dames of Royal Descent".
!Weis, Frederick, "Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists : Who came to New
England between 1623 and 1650."

!will probated 16 April1596

!Jane / Joan 		GIFFARD, Jane (I7488)
 
1958 !Source: "Ancesters of Margaret Wyatt..."
!Browning, Charles, "Some Colonial Dames of Royal Descent".
!Weis, Frederick, "Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists : Who came to New
England between 1623 and 1650."

!will probated 16 April1596

!Jane / Joan 		Giffard, Jane (I7488)
 
1959 !Source: "Ancesters of Margaret Wyatt..."

!mentions neice in will of 1632

!Birth information from IGI, 1996 		CHICHESTER, Bartholomew (I7489)
 
1960 !Source: "Ancesters of Margaret Wyatt..."

!mentions neice in will of 1632

!Birth information from IGI, 1996 		Chichester, Bartholomew (I7489)
 
1961 !Source: "Ancestry of Margaret Wyatt..." by Charles Knowles Bolton,

!Death: died about age 50 in 1577

!"of Arlington, Devon(shire), 2nd son of 2nd wife"

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

!Amias/Amyas

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

!Baptism & endowment done before 1970 		CHICHESTER, Amias (I7487)
 
1962 !Source: "Ancestry of Margaret Wyatt..." by Charles Knowles Bolton,

!Death: died about age 50 in 1577

!"of Arlington, Devon(shire), 2nd son of 2nd wife"

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

!Amias/Amyas

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

!Baptism & endowment done before 1970 		Chichester, Amias (I7487)
 
1963 !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
!Barbour has Abigail baptised before she was born. Check the 2nd Church
of Hartford records and the Hartford town records. 		LORD, Abigail (I6704)
 
1964 !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 		LORD, Abigail (I6718)
 
1965 !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 		LORD, Richard (I6918)
 
1966 !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 		Lord, Richard (I6918)
 
1967 !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 		Lord, Abigail (I6718)
 
1968 !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
!Barbour has Abigail baptised before she was born. Check the 2nd Church
of Hartford records and the Hartford town records. 		Lord, Abigail (I6704)
 
1969 !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) 		LORD, Richard (I6698)
 
1970 !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) 		Lord, Richard (I6698)
 
1971 !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) 		LORD, Captain Richard (I6708)
 
1972 !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) 		Lord, Captain Richard (I6708)
 
1973 !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 		LORD, Richard (I6615)
 
1974 !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 		Lord, Richard (I6615)
 
1975 !Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 242.

!Died in Conn.? 		COLLINS, Abigail (I7506)
 
1976 !Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 242.

!Died in Conn.? 		Collins, Abigail (I7506)
 
1977 !Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 242.

!Nathaniel Collins graduated from Harvard in 1660.

!Collens, Clarence Lyman. Collins memorial. c1959. US/CAN 929.273
C692cc. p. chart, 160-161

!Nathaniel and Mary had eight children. 		COLLINS, Reverend Nathaniel (I7505)
 
1978 !Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 242.

!Nathaniel Collins graduated from Harvard in 1660.

!Collens, Clarence Lyman. Collins memorial. c1959. US/CAN 929.273
C692cc. p. chart, 160-161

!Nathaniel and Mary had eight children. 		Collins, Reverend Nathaniel (I7505)
 
1979 !Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 242.

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

!married 3 Aug. 1664 to Rev. Nathaniel Collins. (Savage, v. I, p. 434)
!might have died in 1717.

!Source: Goodwn, Nathaniel, "Genealogical Notes : Contributions to the
Family History of Some of the First Settlers of Connecticut and
Massachusetts.

!Had at least one child, a daughter named Abigail Collins. 		WHITING, Mary (I7504)
 
1980 !Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 242.

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

!married 3 Aug. 1664 to Rev. Nathaniel Collins. (Savage, v. I, p. 434)
!might have died in 1717.

!Source: Goodwn, Nathaniel, "Genealogical Notes : Contributions to the
Family History of Some of the First Settlers of Connecticut and
Massachusetts.

!Had at least one child, a daughter named Abigail Collins. 		Whiting, Mary (I7504)
 
1981 !Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 38.

!John Whiting graduated from Harvard in 1653. (same source)

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

!Check if really born in Hartford, Hartford, Conn. I don't think so.
!Potter, Rockwell (16th minister), Hartford's First Church. US/CAN
974.62/H1 K2p. Says John Whiting was born in England.

!Married (1) Sybil Collins, dau. of Edward Collins, 1654.
!Married (2) Phebe Gregson, 1673, daughter of Thomas Gregson, of New
Haven. She was born 1643. She died 19 Sept. 1730. She married in
1692, Rev. John Russell of Hadley. After he died, she went ot New Haven
and died there.

!Goodwin, Nathaniel. Genealogical Notes, or, Contributions to the family
history of some of the first settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts.
pub. 1987. p. 330-1. Lists 7 children by first wife and 7 children by
second wife.

!see my Whiting file.

!Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. Said he died
Hatfield, Hampshire Co., MA.

!Collens, Clarence Lyman. Collins memorial. c1959. US/CAN 929.273
C692cc. p. 157
!Harvard, 1653, minister at Salem, Mass., and at Hartford.

!Barbour, Lucius B. Families of early Hartford, Connecticut. pub. 1977.
US/CAN 974.63 D2b, p. 98
!Barbour gives source of birth date as Hartford Town Records. Check
them.
!Barbour says Sarah Whiting, who married Capt-Major Jonathan Bull, was
the daughter of Rev. John Whiting & Sybil Collins. 		WHITING, John Reverend (I7501)
 
1982 !Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 38.

!John Whiting graduated from Harvard in 1653. (same source)

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

!Check if really born in Hartford, Hartford, Conn. I don't think so.
!Potter, Rockwell (16th minister), Hartford's First Church. US/CAN
974.62/H1 K2p. Says John Whiting was born in England.

!Married (1) Sybil Collins, dau. of Edward Collins, 1654.
!Married (2) Phebe Gregson, 1673, daughter of Thomas Gregson, of New
Haven. She was born 1643. She died 19 Sept. 1730. She married in
1692, Rev. John Russell of Hadley. After he died, she went ot New Haven
and died there.

!Goodwin, Nathaniel. Genealogical Notes, or, Contributions to the family
history of some of the first settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts.
pub. 1987. p. 330-1. Lists 7 children by first wife and 7 children by
second wife.

!see my Whiting file.

!Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. Said he died
Hatfield, Hampshire Co., MA.

!Collens, Clarence Lyman. Collins memorial. c1959. US/CAN 929.273
C692cc. p. 157
!Harvard, 1653, minister at Salem, Mass., and at Hartford.

!Barbour, Lucius B. Families of early Hartford, Connecticut. pub. 1977.
US/CAN 974.63 D2b, p. 98
!Barbour gives source of birth date as Hartford Town Records. Check
them.
!Barbour says Sarah Whiting, who married Capt-Major Jonathan Bull, was
the daughter of Rev. John Whiting & Sybil Collins. 		Whiting, John Reverend (I7501)
 
1983 !Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 38.

!Might have been born in Cambridge, Mass.

!Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents.
!Died in New Haven or Hartford County, CT.

!Collens, Clarence Lyman. Collins memorial. c1959. US/CAN 929.273
C692cc. p. chart, 157

!Goodwin, Nathaniel. Genealogical Notes, or, Contributions to the family
history of some of the first settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts.
pub. 1987. p. 330 		COLLINS, Sybil (I7502)
 
1984 !Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 38.

!Might have been born in Cambridge, Mass.

!Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents.
!Died in New Haven or Hartford County, CT.

!Collens, Clarence Lyman. Collins memorial. c1959. US/CAN 929.273
C692cc. p. chart, 157

!Goodwin, Nathaniel. Genealogical Notes, or, Contributions to the family
history of some of the first settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts.
pub. 1987. p. 330 		Collins, Sybil (I7502)
 
1985 !Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 683.

!Birth and death dates from Ancestral File 1996. 		ANDREW, William (I7495)
 
1986 !Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 683.

!Birth and death dates from Ancestral File 1996. 		Andrew, William (I7495)
 
1987 !Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 683.
-------------
!"Maternal ancestry of Charles Whiting MacNair", by Hannah Crawford.

!John was of Springfield, gets lands, etc. in Weeke Street, Writtle, from
his father. Inq. p.m Anno IX Jacobi.
!Will proved 12 Sept. 1610 orders lands in Weeke St. sold.

!Perhaps these two:
!Elizabeth = Geoffrey Gates or Gatts of Bury St. Edmunds
!Jane = Andrew Paschal or Pascall of Springfield.
------------------
!see my Whiting file.
------------------
!FGR in possession of Anna Marie Smith, SLC, UT
!Married 1) Rochard or Orchard, ?
------------------
!Ancestral File said of Writtle, Springfield, Essex, England
------------------
!McIntryre, Ruth. William Pynchon : merchant and colonizer, 1590-1662.
US/CAN 921.73 A1, no. 99
!a graduate of New College, Oxford (England)

!Ancestral File, 1996, gives marriage date. Says he is of Writtle, Essex,
England. 		PYNCHON, John (I7493)
 
1988 !Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 683.
-------------
!"Maternal ancestry of Charles Whiting MacNair", by Hannah Crawford.

!John was of Springfield, gets lands, etc. in Weeke Street, Writtle, from
his father. Inq. p.m Anno IX Jacobi.
!Will proved 12 Sept. 1610 orders lands in Weeke St. sold.

!Perhaps these two:
!Elizabeth = Geoffrey Gates or Gatts of Bury St. Edmunds
!Jane = Andrew Paschal or Pascall of Springfield.
------------------
!see my Whiting file.
------------------
!FGR in possession of Anna Marie Smith, SLC, UT
!Married 1) Rochard or Orchard, ?
------------------
!Ancestral File said of Writtle, Springfield, Essex, England
------------------
!McIntryre, Ruth. William Pynchon : merchant and colonizer, 1590-1662.
US/CAN 921.73 A1, no. 99
!a graduate of New College, Oxford (England)

!Ancestral File, 1996, gives marriage date. Says he is of Writtle, Essex,
England. 		Pynchon, John (I7493)
 
1989 !Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 683.
----------------------
!"Maternal ancestry of Charles Whiting MacNair", by Hannah MacNair. (in
Whiting file)

!Sister of Thomas Brett of Terling, whose will 1676 names her & her
children.
---------------
!FGR in possession of Anna Marie Smith, SLC, UT
!Frances was John's 2nd wife.
----------------
!Ancestral File gives Orchard, Stafforshire, England as her birthplace.

!Might only have been born about 1568.

verify death date? 		BRETT, Frances (I7494)
 
1990 !Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 683.
----------------------
!"Maternal ancestry of Charles Whiting MacNair", by Hannah MacNair. (in
Whiting file)

!Sister of Thomas Brett of Terling, whose will 1676 names her & her
children.
---------------
!FGR in possession of Anna Marie Smith, SLC, UT
!Frances was John's 2nd wife.
----------------
!Ancestral File gives Orchard, Stafforshire, England as her birthplace.

!Might only have been born about 1568.

verify death date? 		Brett, Frances (I7494)
 
1991 !Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 73.

Mary Pynchon was the first wife of Joseph Whiting. When she died at age 26,
Joseph remarried Anna Allyn in that same year. 		PYNCHON, Mary (I7498)
 
1992 !Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 73.

Mary Pynchon was the first wife of Joseph Whiting. When she died at age 26,
Joseph remarried Anna Allyn in that same year. 		Pynchon, Mary (I7498)
 
1993 !Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 73. After
noting the death date of 17 Jan. 1703 the note says "a(g)e(d) 77" which
would yield a birth year of 1626 vice the 1621 cited.

!From Ancestral File : birthdate as 1625, birthplace, and marriage
information.

Hinman, R.R. A Catalogue of the names of the first Puritan settlers of
the Colony of Connecticut... c1968, p. 67. Lists children. Gives some
details of his life. 		PYNCHON, John (I7496)
 
1994 !Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 73. After
noting the death date of 17 Jan. 1703 the note says "a(g)e(d) 77" which
would yield a birth year of 1626 vice the 1621 cited.

!From Ancestral File : birthdate as 1625, birthplace, and marriage
information.

Hinman, R.R. A Catalogue of the names of the first Puritan settlers of
the Colony of Connecticut... c1968, p. 67. Lists children. Gives some
details of his life. 		Pynchon, John (I7496)
 
1995 !Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 73. The
text says after the death date, "abt. a(g)e 74".

!Ancestral File 1991, gives her name as Anna or Amy. Also gives
marriage place as Springfield, Hampden, Mass.

!Goodwin, Nathaniel. Genealogical Notes, or, Contributions to the family
history of some of the first settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts.
pub. 1987. p. 344
!Goodwin gives her name as Anna. 		WYLLYS, Amy (I7497)
 
1996 !Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of
Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 73. The
text says after the death date, "abt. a(g)e 74".

!Ancestral File 1991, gives her name as Anna or Amy. Also gives
marriage place as Springfield, Hampden, Mass.

!Goodwin, Nathaniel. Genealogical Notes, or, Contributions to the family
history of some of the first settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts.
pub. 1987. p. 344
!Goodwin gives her name as Anna. 		Wyllys, Amy (I7497)
 
1997 !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. 		Susannah (I7500)
 
1998 !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. 		Susannah (I7500)
 
1999 !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. 		WHITING, William Major (I7499)
 
2000 !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. 		Whiting, William Major (I7499)
 

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