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[N01I000] Submitted by Scott Wilkinson. Please see the Main Database Page for more information.

[N01I00040] [WCadwell.FTW] Last name = Person?

[N01I00153] Uncertain.

[N01I00159] [WCadwell.FTW] First name possibly Aurelia

[N01I00185] Last name could be Clarke.

[N01I00232] (GH) or Josia.

[N01I00379] (GA) Was born "into British nobility", youngest of 5 children. Both parents died when she was 5. She and her sister and two brothers were raised by her brother, Henry, who inherited the estate. According to family legend, Susanna was a lady-in-waiting to Queen Victoria, but was put out of court when she married a commoner.

[N01I00430] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.151-152. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1) d/o Jonathan EASTON/Elizabeth CADWELL. Baptism: (1a) 24 Mar 1716/7, First Church, Hartford, CT. (1) 1736/7, 20 Mar: Ruth EASTON owned covenant, First Church, Hartford, CT.

[N01I00435] Sgt. Major in Company E 1st VA Regiment, Richmond, VA.

[N01I00437] From Glasgow, Scotland.

[N01I00527] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.152. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. (1) 1737, 8 May: Abraham CADWELL & Sarah his wife owned the covenant, First Church, Hartford, CT.

[N01I00695] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Genealogical Notes, or Contributions to the Family History of Some of the First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts," by Nathaniel Goodwin (Hartford, CT, 1856) p.xv. (3) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.151. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. (b) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1,3a) 19 May 1710, Hartford, Hartford Co., CT. (1,2,3) d/o Nathaniel GOODWIN/Mehetable PORTER. Baptism: (1,3b) 21 May 1710, Hartford, CT. (3b) First Church. Marriage to Nehemiah CADWELL: (1,3) (2) __ CADWELL. Death: (1) Bridgeport, Fairfield Co., CT.

[N01I00713] Also known as Hoskins, Wilson, Willson.

[N01I00758] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, 1995) 1:285-288. Cites: (a) "Records of the Governor and Company of the Massachusetts Bay in New England," 1628-1686, ed. Nathaniel B. Shurtleff (Boston, 1853-1854) 1:369. (b) "The Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut," 1636-1776 (Hartford, 1850-1890) 1:88,330,334,337,340,343,346,347,349; 2:519. (c) "The Register Book of the Lands and Houses in the 'New Towne' and Town of Cambridge..." (Cambridge, 1896) p.11. (d) "Original Distribution of the Lands in Hartford Among the Settlers, 1639," Collections of the CT Hist. Soc., Vol. 14 (Hartford, 1912; rpt. Bowie, MD, 1989) p.258-259. (e) Hartford Probate District, CT St. Archives, Case #1025,1925. (f) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," Vol. 1, Hartford Probate Dist., 1635-1700, comp. by Charles William Manwaring (Hartford, 1904) 1:4,286-287. (g) Donald Lines Jacobus, "Banbridge-Green-Plumb-Butler Connections," "The American Genealogist," 46:7-11, citing NEHGS "Register," 104:81-93. (h) Nathan Grier Parke II, "The Ancestry of Lorenzo Ackley & His Wife, Emma Arabella Bosworth," ed. Donald Lines Jacobus (Woodstock VT, 1960) p.141-142. (2) "Manual of the First Church in Hartford, With a Catalogue of Surviving Members, November 1867" (Hartford, CT, Wiley, Waterman & Eaton, 1867) p.5. (3) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Vol. 1, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) p.4,286-287. Cites: (a) Vol. 1, p.482. (b) Vol. IV, p.184-5. (4) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.134. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hinman. ! Birth: (1) By about 1610, based on estimated date of marriage. Marriage to __ __: (1) Unknown first wife. By about 1636. Marriage to Elizabeth __: (1) Elizabeth. By 1641. (4) Elizabeth BIGELOW. (4a) Before he came to Hartford, CT. Death: (1e,3b,4) 6 Aug 1684. (1e,2,3b,4) Hartford, CT. (2) Aug 1684. (1) 1633: Came to Cambridge, MA. (4) 1632. (1a,4) 1634, 14 May: Made Freeman of Cambridge, MA. (1c) 1635, 4 Jun: In the Cambridge land inventory, Richard BUTLER appears with 3 small lots, not including a house lot in town. (1) 1636: (1,4) Removed to Hartford, CT. (1d) 1639: In the Hartford land inventory, Richard BUTLER held 7 parcels, of which 6 had been granted to him early: 2 acres with dwelling house (1 acre of which he sold to Francis ANDREWS); 4 acres in the South Meadow; 1 acre on the east side of the Great River; 1 rood in the Little Meadow; 2 acres in the Great Swamp; 9 acres of upland on the west side of town; and 3 roods of the meadow which "he bought of Mr. John TAYLCOTT" in 1652. (NOTE: Some of this inventory must have been added to the original at a later date, since the 1652 purchase could not have been recorded in 1639.) (4) 1639/40: Original proprietor of Hartford. 16 acres was allotted to him. (4) His house lot was on the corner where the road from George STEELE's to the South Meadow intersected the road from the Mill to the Country. (4) Early member of First Church. Name on Founder's Monument. (1b) 1643, 15 Jun: Served on petit jury. (4) 1643: Juror. (4) 1644: Juror. (4) 1647: Juror. (4) 1648: Juror. (1f,3) 1648, 11 May: William BUTLER of Hartford made his will and bequeathed to "my brother Richard BUTLER, dwelling in Hartford," to "my sister WESTE's children, that are now living in old England," and to "my sister WINTER's children, that are now living in England." (3) Made brother Richard BUTLER, dwelling in Hartford, sole executor. All that is left of my lands and goods, when he has paid all the legacies, is given to him. (4) 1649: Townsman. (4) 1654: Townsman. (4) 1656: Deputy. (4) 1658: Townsman. (1b) 1658/9, 9 Mar: Deputy for Hartford to CT General Court. (1b) 1659, 19 May: Deputy for Hartford to CT General Court. (1b) 1659, 15 Jun: Deputy for Hartford to CT General Court. (1b) 1659, 6 Oct: Deputy for Hartford to CT General Court. (1b) 1659/60, 23 Feb: (4) 1660: (1b,4) Deputy for Hartford to CT General Court. (4) 1660: Grand juror. (1b) 1660, 11 Apr: Deputy for Hartford to CT General Court. (1b) 1660, 17 May: Deputy for Hartford to CT General Court. Served on Grand jury, same date. (4) 1661: One of the committee for the mill. (4) 1662: Grand juror. (1b) 1669, Oct: Made Freeman "on the south side, Hartford," CT. (1e,f,3b) 1677, 2 Apr: Richard BUTLER of Hartford wrote his will. Bequeathed to son Thomas BUTLER my upper lot in the Long Meadow. To son Samewell BUTLER all my meadow land in Weatherfield Meadow. To son Nathanell my meadow lot near the Long Meadow gate. To son Joseph BUTLER all my land in the South Meadow. To son Danell BUTLER my now dwelling house with all appurtenances of building and ground about it and my lot commonly called ten acres. To my 3 daughters Mary WRIGHT, Elizabeth OLMSTED and Hanah GREENE 20s. apiece to be paid out of my moveable estate by my present wife Elizabeth, whom I appoint executrix. None of these legacies to take effect before the death or remarriage or without consent of his wife Elizabeth BUTLER, and if she remarries she is to have only her thirds, otherwise to have residue. (3b) Sons Thomas and Samuel BUTLER to be overseers. Daughter Mary WRIGHT to have one feather bed after her mother's decease. Signed Richard BUTLER. Wits. Samuel WRIGHT, Samuel BUTLER. (2,4) Deacon of the First Church at Hartford, CT. (1e,3b) 1684, 2 Sep: The inventory of the estate of Deacon Richard BUTLER who deceased Aug. 6th 1684 was taken and totalled 564 pounds 15s.. (1e) Inventory included 375 pounds in real estate: house & homestead, 50 pounds; 8 acres of upland, improved, 50 pounds; 10 acres of land in the south meadow lately sold by his order & given to Joseph BUTLER, 100 pounds; 4 acres meadow at the lower end of the long meadow, 40 pounds; 8 acres land at the upper end of the long meadow, 80 pounds; and 7 acres of land in Wethersfield Meadow, 55 pounds. It also included books valued at 1 pound. (3b) Inventory taken by Paul PECK Sen., George GRAVE. (1e,f,3) 1684, 4 Sep: His will proved.

[N01I00776] Living (1984) in Wake Forest, NC.

[N01I00779]

[N01I00790] [wilk.ged] She was bedfast in later years from around 1930.

[N01I00814] Grandchildren (unsure of parents): Mrs. Amanda Smith of Hanover, VA married a Smith son: Jim Smith, Jr. Ellie Smith of Hannover, VA See obituary for details. Plot B, Division 5, Section 109.

[N01I00822] Lived (1958) in Apex, NC.

[N01I00861] Related names: Zachariah Herndon b. 1859 d. 1904 Gary Scott Parker b. 1861 d. 1928

[N01I00863] Took the name of her stepfather, "Huber". "Hertzler" died in Germany. Mother's second marriage was in New Orleans.

[N01I00866] Ginny Alverson has last name as Haydon.

[N01I00904] Grandfather "largest number of slaves in the county".

[N01I00906] Born in "Forest of Wake", as northern Wake County was called at the time. Had 23 children (16 girls and 7 boys). Plantation home was just north of what is now the Mill Village. One of the largest slave holders in the county. Before the war, he owned a great deal of the land from what is now the Campus Wall to the Franklin County line. In 1841, he bought approximately 113 acres of land on what is now North Main Street from Wake Forest College for $681. From a document: "State of North Carolina Wake County Know all men by these presents that I Isham Holding of county and state aforesaid in consideration of my natural love and affection for my son Willis Holding of the county of Wake and State of North Carolina do give and convey unto him the said Willis Holding his heirs and assign forever all my right and title and interest in negro girl Dorson about eight years old and valued at five hundred dollars. In testimony wheresof I hereunto set my hand and affix my seal this the 6th day of January 1858. Signed sealed and delivered in presence of Jese Holding.

[N01I00915] Revolutionary War veteran. Mustering out pay given October 1, 1783: "No. 5792 State of North Carolina Oct. 1st 1783 Hillsborough ?(spindle hole) Office This is to certify that Matthew Holding Executed ?(spindle hole) and was allowed three pounds twelve shillings ???? John Nichols" Signed on reverse by Matthew Holding.

[N01I00922] Revolutionary War soldier.

[N01I01002] In High School, he lettered in four sports: Baseball (catcher), football (quarterback), basketball, and pole vaulting. Quit High School for a year to play semi-pro baseball. Had an appointment to West Point, but turned it down because Mary refused to mary him if he went. Was a highway patrolman and the head of the North Carolina Alcoholic Beverage Control Board. He had taken a year off to help set up the original NC ABC board (in Zebulon, NC). Later, when the board was in trouble due to corruption (they were giving away alcohol to members of the State Legislature, for example), the Governor asked the Hoghway Patrol to recommend a new head. William was recommended. While on the Highway Patrol, he worked security at the Lost Colony outdoor drama (in Roanoke). The family became friends with the entire cast, including actor Andy Griffith, who played Sir Walter Raleigh. Andy stayed in touch with William's wife, Mary, for many years after William's death. In his father's obituary, he is listed as Sgt. of the State Highway Patrol, living in Washington, NC.

[N01I01004] DAR application for Mary Jean Hunt lists birth place as Oxford, NC. This could be incorrect since his son was born in Richmond, VA. However, since obituary talks of him "returning" to Oxford, it could be correct. According to obituary: Was a retired pharmacist. Died at Granville Hospital at 11:30 Sunday night a few hours after he had suffered a heart attack and entered the hospital. Funeral 11 o'clock Tuesday morning at Wood's Funeral Home on Front Street. Rev. M. L. Banister, pastor of Oxford Baptist Chursh will officiate at the service assisted by Rev. C. Freeman Heath, Methodist pastor. Internment will follow in Elmwood Cemetary. Attended Madical College of Virginia and later was licensed to practice in Virginia and North Carolina. Operated his own drug store in Richmond for several years. An accident left him an invalid for a period and he disposed of his business in Richmond and returned to Oxford to make his home. Was connected with R. L. Hamilton as druggist and later with Hall's drug store. For a period, operated his own laboratory and prepared a cold remedy that was sold widely. (The name of the remedy was "Emprin".) Member of Oxford Baptist Church and the Elks.

[N01I01041] Living (1984) in Cary, NC on Wilkinson Avenue.

[N01I01106] [WCadwell.FTW] Daniel's First Wife - died. Possibly from Wilbraham, not Enfield. Her second husband was John Scarborough.

[N01I01130] [Thomas Cadwell] Married Rhoda Kellogg born:24, February 1744 (FTM has a bug that is causing this date to show up as 43/44). She died 19 February 1825. (Source: Kelloggs in the Old World and the New pg. 209.) Timothy Cadwell was a farmer in West Hartford, Conn. (Source: Kelloggs in the Old World and the New pg. 209) Timothy Cadwell died 13 January 1787 about 4 1/2 months before his son Austin was born. Timothy also fought against the British in the American Revolution, which began in 1776. Rhoda and Timothy had 10 children (my line their son #2631 Austin Cadwell born May 28, 1787). Names listed in the book Kelloggs in the Old World and the New on pg. 209 are as follows; 2626 Timothy Cadwell, b.10 Sept., 1774; m. 8 Aug.,1791, Chloe Tuller, b. 21 Nov., 1770, dau. Of Isaac and Phoebe Tuller; lived in Vienna, N.Y. ; he was a clothier; d. 19 Feb., 1822 ; had four children. 2627 Rhoda Cadwell, b. 18 Nov., 1777 ; m. Samuel Cadwell ; lived in West Hartford Conn.; had ten children. 2628 Mary Ann Cadwell, b. 4 Mar., 1779 ; m. Uriah Cadwell ; he was a farmer in West Hartford. 2629 Charles Cadwell b. 3 Mar., 1782; m. Martha Hayes. 2630 Austin Cadwell, b. 14 Sept., 1784; d. 24 Dec., 1784. 2631 Austin Cadwell, b. 28 May, 1787; m. (1) Annie Holcomb ; (2) Mrs. Mary Green. No information on the other children of Rhoda Kellogg and Timothy Cadwell.

[N01I01136] (GH) Last name could be spelled Kelsey.

[N01I01261] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) "Marsh Genealogy," by Dwight Whitney Marsh (Carpenter & Morehouse, Amherst, MA, 1895) p.21. FHL #929.273 M352md. (2) "Connecticut Marriages Before 1750, from the Barbour Collection, CT State Library," "The Connecticut Nutmegger," Vol. 10 No. 2 (CT Soc. of Genealogists, Sep 1977) p.200. (3) "Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society," Vol. XIV, "Births, Marriages and Deaths 1644-1730," ed. by Albert C. Bates (Hartford, 1912) p.606. (4) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.148. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. ! Birth: (1) 1685. (1,4) d/o Samuel Marsh/Mary Allison. (4) 16 Jun 1685. Marriage to William Caldwell: (1,2,3,4a) 31 Oct 1711. (2,3,4a) Hartford, CT. Death: (4a) 21 Nov 1714, Hartford, CT. (4) 1711/2, 8 Feb: Ruth, wife of William CADWELL, admitted to full communion, First Church, Hartford, CT.

[N01I01277] [WCadwell.FTW] Also listed as Persilla

[N01I01468] Also known as Griffin.

[N01I01501] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society," Vol. XIV, "Births, Marriages and Deaths 1644-1730," ed. by Albert C. Bates (Hartford, 1912) p.579. (3) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," Hartford District, ed. by Charles W. Manwaring (Hartford, CT, 1904) Vol. 1, p.536. Cites: (a) Vol. VI, p.78-80. (4) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (1977; rpt. Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1982) p.30,109. Cites: (a) Second Church Record, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1) 3 Dec 1648. (1,4) d/o Bartholomew BARNARD/Sarah BIRCHARD. (2) Sarah BARNARD was the daughter of Batholomew b. 3 Dec 1648. (3a) d/o Barthomolew BARNARD. Baptism: (4a) 20 Mar 1669/70, Second Church, Hartford, CT. (NOTE: Her parents were received into the church 2 days earlier.) Marriage to John BUNCE: (1) 1680, Hartford, CT. (3a) Called Mary BUNCE in her father's will. (4) (3a) 1691, 9 Mar: Bartholomew BARNARD of Hartford wrote his will. Gives to daughters Elizabeth WADSWORTH, Sarah STEELE and Mary BUNCE 20 pounds each.

[N01I01749] Baptism at time of marriage?

[N01I01755] Birth date could be ca 1735 (Anita Myers). "Of Westfield, Hampden, MA" (Anita Myers).

[N01I01773] Last name could be Braman (Clay Cadwell).

[N01I01870] (GH) or Rodgers.

[N01I01874] of Ulcombe, Kent, England.

[N01I01876] (GA) Reverend [Alice Gedge] ! (1) "Genealogical Sketches of the Woodbury Family," by Charles Levi Woodbury (John B. Clarke Co., Manchester, NH, 1904) p.152. Cites: (a) Essex Historical Col., Vol. 12, p.296, & Vol. 15, p.304. (b) New Eng. Hist. Gen. Reg., Vol. 5, p.105-224, & Vol. 17, No. 1, p.43. ! Marriage to Mary __: (1) Death: (1) 1579. (1) Lived in Chelmsford, England.

[N01I01879] Alice Gedge's GEDCOM has Richard as the son of Mary (unknown) and John Rogers. Other sources have Richard as the son of Agnes Carter and John Rogers. For simplicity, I have put Richard under Agnes Carter. [Alice Gedge] ! (1) "The Hammatt Papers, Early Inhabitants of Ipswich, MA 1633-1700," by Abraham Hammatt (Reprint 1880-1899. Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1980) p.291,297. Cites: (a) Hist. Gen. Reg., Vol. iv, p.179. (2) Ancestral File, FHL, 1996. ! Birth: (1) Uncle of Rev. Nathaniel Rogers. (2) s/o Rev. John ROGERS/Agnes CARTER. Marriage to Barbara __: (1) Unnamed widow of John Ward, father of Rev. Nathaniel Ward of Ipswich, MA. (2) Barbara. Marriage to Susan __: (2) Death: (2) 21 Apr 1618, Wethersfield, Essex, England. (1) Rev. Ezekiel Rogers of Rowley, MA, in his will dtd 17 Apr 1660, says with gratitude that his father was the Rev. Richard Rogers of Wethersfield, Essex, in Old England. He calls Rev. Nathaniel Rogers his cousin, and refers to his nephew Mr. Nathaniel Stone of CT.

[N01I01885] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "Cemetery Inscriptions of Exeter, NH," by Mrs. Wendell Burt Folsom. FHL #15,558. Winter Street Cemetery, p.12, inscription of Rev. Daniel Rogers. ! Death: (1) 14 Feb 1555, burned at Smithfield, first Martyr in Queen Mary's Reign. (1) Of London, Pubendary of St. Paul's, Vicar of St. Sepulchres, and Reader and Divinity 1555.

[N01I01960] Baptised date could be 1670 (Clay Cadwell). Birth date could be 1681 (Anita Myers). Birth place could be Weathersfield, Hartford Co. (Anita Myers). [Alice Gedge] ! (1) "Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society," Vol. XIV, "Births, Marriages and Deaths 1644-1730," ed. by Albert C. Bates (Hartford, 1912) p.588. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.147. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. (b) First Church record, Hartford, CT. (3) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Hartford District (Hartford, 1904) Vol. 2, 1715-1723, p.368-369. Cites: (a) Vol. IX, p.334. ! Birth: (1,2) d/o John BECKLY. Marriage to Matthew CADWELL: (2a) 25 Mar 1695/6, Hartford, CT. Marriage to Caleb LEET: (2b) 10 May 1721, First Church, Hartford, CT. Death: (2) 10 Nov 1755. (3) 1719, 10 Jun: Administration of the estate of Matthew CADWELL of Hartford, dec'd, granted to Abigail CADWELL, widow, and Matthew CADWELL, son of the said deceased. Bond of 300 pounds given with Jonathan EASTON. (2b) 1721, 30 Apr: Widow of Matthew CADWELL admitted to full communion, First Church, Hartford, CT. (3) 1721, 20 May: Abigail CADWELL, alias LEET, and Matthew CADWELL, administrators on the estate of Matthew CADWELL dec'd., exhibit an account of administration. Accepted. Order to distribute the said estate as follows: To the said Abigail LEETE, late widow of the deceased, 1/3 part of the moveable estate and 1/3 part of the housing and lands for her improvement during life. And the residue of said estate, including the widow's thirds in housing and lands after her decease, to be distributed to the children, viz.: To Matthew CADWELL, eldest son, a double portion; to the rest of the children, to Ann, John, Abell, Daniel, Abigail and Elias CADWELL, to each of them their single portions. The court appointed Nathaniel STANLY, Nathaniel GOODWIN, weaver, and Joseph GILBERT, of Hartford, distributors. The court appointed Mr. Caleb LEETE of Guilford guardian to Abigail CADWELL, a minor, 9 years of age, and Elias CADWELL, 8 years, children of the deceased. (3) 1724, 1 Sep: John CADWELL, a son of Matthew CADWELL, late deceased, moved the court that whereas the persons formerly appointed to distribute said estate did not set out the housing and land by meets and bounds, the court appointed Nathaniel GOODWIN, John SKINNER and Joseph GILBERT Jr. to set out the housing and lands unto the relict by meets and bounds.

[N01I01963] "A native of New Orleans" on daughter's birth certificate. Birth date derived from age at time of daughter's birth. Called "Teenie". The third child.

[N01I01965] May have been a fireman in New Orleans, as there is a photograph of him in the uniform. Family oral history states that his parents fled from Germany because they were Lutherans.

[N01I01996] Said to be a descendant of Patrick Henry and John Tyler.

[N01I02021] Birth place could be Hannover Co., VA. (DAR Application of Mary Jean Hunt). Date could be 17 July.

[N01I02033] Came from New York in 1840 and settled in Franklin County, NC.

[N01I02046] Aka Stebbing (according to Perry Streeter and Ginny Arveson). (GA) Birthplace could be Massachusetts. confusing and contradictory info from downloaded "Cadwell" info re: Elizabeth's birth, death and marriage(s) BD - shown as 1631/1632 in "Braintree, Essex, Massachusetts, England" Marriages - Robert Wilson in Hartford Thomas Cadwell in Hartford - 1658 John Chester in Braintree, Essex, England, 1646 - a bit young Death - given as 07/27/1646 in Hartford which is before marriage or children (GH) Birth place could be Cambridge, Middlesex, MA. [WCadwell.FTW] Widow of Robert Wilson of Farmington. [Alice Gedge] ! (1) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, 1995) 3:1752-1753. Cites: (a) "The American Genealogist," 52:76-79. (b) Hartford Probate District, CT St. Archives, Case #5153,5154. (c) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," Vol. 1, Hartford Probate Dist., 1635-1700, comp. by Charles William Manwaring (Hartford, 1904) 1:237,238. (2) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Vol. 1, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) p.237-238,422-423. Cites: (a) Vol. III, p.52-54. (b) Vol. V, p.190. (3) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.146,575. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. ! Birth: (1) Say 1631, d/o Edward STEBBINS/Frances TOUGH. (3) d/o Edward STEBBINS/Frances. Marriage to Robert WILSON: (1a) By about 1650. (3) Marriage to Thomas CADWELL: (1a) By 1659. (3) 1658. (1b,c,2a) 1663, 24 Aug: Edward STEBBINS wrote his will. Bequeathed, after wife's decease, housing and land to Edward CADWELL, my son CADWELL's child, and John WILSON. If John dies before age 21, his share to go to Samuel WILSON, and if Edward CADWELL die before 21, his share to go to the rest of my daughter CADWELL's children, and if both John and Samuel WILSON die before 21, then the whole to go to my daughter CADWELL's children. To my son and daughter CADWELL for the use & benefit of their children, 20 pounds. To John WILSON a featherbed & furniture & such things as belong to my shop and trade. To Samuell WILSON, 30 pounds. John WILSON shall be with his grandmother to help her... during which time I desire he be instructed in my trade by Caleb STANLEY. Residue at the death of wife to my daughter CADWELL's children & to John WILSON & Mary GAYLER. (1b,c) 1670, 20 May: In her will, Frances STEBBING, living in Hartford, widow, bequeathed to my 4 grandchildren, Thomas, William, Matthew and Mary CADWELL, 4 pounds apiece, to be paid by my loving son Thomas CADWELL. To my daughter CADWELL all my wearing apparel. (1b,c) 1673, 12 Nov: In a codicil to her will, Frances STEBBING bequeathed 7 acres of land in the South Meadow to the three children of my son & daughter CADWELL: viz. Thomas, William and Mary, along with 4 acres more in the south meadow; two of these four acres to go to the now two youngest children of my son and daughter CADWELL, viz: Matthew and Abigail CADWELL. To my daughter CADWELL only my wearing gown, and the rest of my apparell to be divided betwixt the wife of John WILSON, Mary DAY, and Mary CADWELL. My husband's cloak to John WILSON. (2b) 1691, 11 Feb: Thomas CADWELL of Hartford, CT wrote his will. Gave to wife Elizabeth my entire estate for her use during life, except what I have already conveyed to my son Thomas & to my daughter DICKINS, which she has already exchanged with Mr. William GIBBINS at Podunk that piece of land in the South Meadow which was formerly my father STEBBINS'. [Connie Duke] Widow of Robert Wilson.

[N01I02061] (GA) reference shows birth date as 7/21/1568, same as son David - does not work with marriage date, children's dates

[N01I02073] (GA) John would have been in his late 40s and 50s when he had the last children, also there would be 2 Samuels even though the first one lived to adulthood and had children.

[N01I02089] Listed as "A native of Texas on daughter's birth certificate. Birth date derived from age at the time of daughter's birth. Was the 5th child. Was orphaned at age 3 and raised in the Jewish Orphanage in New Orleans. Apprenticed to Banker Sol Wexler of New Orleans at Whitney Central Bank. Was the secretary to various Bank Presidents until he died.

[N01I02092] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, 1995) 3:1771. Cites: (a) Medical Journals of John Winthrop Jr., 1657-1669, manuscript, MA Historical Soc., Boston, MA, p.106,130,539,683,857. (2) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (3) "Genealogical Notes, or Contributions to the Family History of Some of the First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts," by Nathaniel Goodwin (Hartford, CT, 1856) p.212. (4) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Vol. 1, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) p.249,543-544. Cites: (a) Vol. VI, court record, p.9. (5) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.134. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. ! Birth: (1a) Age 28 on 9 Dec 1668 (b. 1640). d/o Mr. STONE. (1) d/o Rev. Samuel STONE by his first wife. (2) d/o Samuel STONE/Hope FLETCHER. (3,5) d/o Rev. Samuel STONE. Marriage to Thomas BUTLER: (1a) By about 1657. On 24 Apr 1658, and twice later, John WINTHROP Jr. described her as "BUTLER Thomas his wife.. she is Mr. STONE's daughter." (3,5) Death: (2) 29 Aug 1688, Hartford, Hartford Co., CT. (NOTE: Same date of death given for husband.) (4a) Agreement for the distribution of the estate of Thomas BUTLEr dtd 5 Jul 1690, giving a portion to the widow. (1a) 1658, 24 Apr: John WINTHROP Jr. treated Thomas BUTLER's wife, daughter of Mr. STONE. (4) 1665, 1 Nov: Thomas BUTLER filed a claim against the estate of Richard WEBB, in behalf of his wife, for a child's portion of the estate. (1a) 1668, 9 Dec: John WINTHROP Jr. treated BUTLER, Sarah, 28, the wife of Thos., Hartford, CT.

[N01I02111] Born at home (No. 2544 Dumaine Street) Only child - her mother died young.

[N01I02248] (PS) Uncertain. (GA) Last name could be spelled Tuffe.

[N01I02280] (GH) last name could be Voare.

[N01I02299] From Cumberland County, VA.

[N01I02301] A soldier in the American Revolutionary War.

[N01I02425] farm laborer (John Chandler) Name could be Charles P. Wilkinson (JFC)

[N01I02427] Had two brothers killed serving in the Conferderate Army (see Thomas Wilkinson). He was unable to join the regular army because he was lame, probably from an accident when he was younger. He was a member of the Home Guard. Only male Wilkinson to survive the Civil War.

[N01I02428] Buried in Salem Church Cemetary, Apex, NC.

[N01I02430] Graduate of Tulane Medical School. Moved to Wake Forest, NC in 1923. Commanding Officer of Medical Hospital in New Guniea during WWII.

[N01I02433] Buried in Hillcrest Cemetary, Cary, NC.

[N01I02435] Birth date assumed.

[N01I02445] [wilk.ged] Possibly the Ernest who died 1984 Dec in Gary, IN, but that one's birthday was Mar 20.

[N01I02462] Uncertain if this issue is correct.

[N01I02471] Buried in Maplewood Cemetary, Durham, NC. Lived in Deland, FL in 1958.

[N01I02472] Living (1958) in Durham, NC.

[N01I02477] Buried in Kenly Cemetary, Kenly, NC. Living (1958) in Kenly, NC.

[N01I02478] Alternate spelling Lynwood. Living (1958) in Kenly, NC.

[N01I02497] [wilk.ged] She married Charles B. Norvell of Richmond, VA.

[N01I02500] Alternate birth date: 4/11/1847. If this alternate date is correct, then Phebe and Virginia are probably twins, and Virginia's birth date is probably 4/11 also.

[N01I02502] Had a blacksmith and wagon shop in Amelia, VA. Friends and neighbors mentioned in correspondence: Joe and Billy Giles, Thomas and James Taylor, Charles and George Brazael. Charlie Wilkinson (cousin) regiment sent to Norfolk.

[N01I02506] Uncertain if this issue is correct.

[N01I02507] Occupation: Physician.

[N01I02508] Buried in Salem Church Cemetary, Apex, NC. Living (1958) in Apex, NC.

[N01I02510] In CSA. See brother Thomas for details.

[N01I02514] Living (1958) in Wake Forest, NC.

[N01I02515] Date assumed.

[N01I02518] Birth date assumed.

[N01I02519] Uncertain if this issue is correct. Died at age 16 of TB.

[N01I02520] Believed to be a blacksmith.

[N01I02521] There was a suit filed against him in chancery court by the other heirs of his father, October 9 1820, some being minors represented by Spears Gibbs. (John Chandler)

[N01I02525] Uncertain if this issue is correct.

[N01I02529] Joined the Confederate Army with his brother Robert, training at the Rifle Ground in Richmond, VA. They served in the same unit, Amelia Riflemen and served together until Thomas' death. (Company C, 23rd Regiment Virginia Volunteers, Northeastern Army, General Garnett's Command.) They left Richmond on June 10th by train to Staunton, where where they would march to Philippi. Thomas wrote on June 18th from Randolph County reporting they were on their way to Philippi marching 15-20 miles a day. Robert wrote that Thomas was sick even before they left Richmond. By the time they reached McDowell Highland County, Thomas was much worse and Robert sick. Robert wrote to Pleasant to see if he could come. On August 13th Pleasant wrote to his wife, Virginia, that he had reached McDowell on August 11th and was told that Thomas had died 4 days before. Robert was very sick but improving. Pleasant said that he was having a box made to bring Thomas' body back home but had to find time to pack the body since the weather was so hot. The Colonel thought that it would be better to wait until cold weather, but Pleasant was making plans to bring him when he came on August 17th. Pleasant had to go in to Staunton to pick up the box. He had a hard time finding a conveyance to carry the corpse to Staunton where they would take a train back to Richmond. On August 24th Charles Pleasant received a letter from Pleasant saying that he still had not been able to get Thomas to Staunton and was afraid that he would have to leave the body with a friend, Mr. Reed, until other arrangements could be made. Robert was still improving and hoped to be able to come home with Pleasant. He told Charles to be sure to look after the tobacco and corn and to see that the blacksmith shop had plenty of iron. ?References to 44th Virginia?

[N01I02530] "Fred" Living (1958) in Cary, NC.

[N01I02531] "Fred" Living (1958) in Cary, NC.

[N01I02537] Occupation: Housewife. (JFC) Was 13th per DAR. (JFC)

[N01I02538] Birth date listed as April 1, but Phebe (sister) is listed as April 11 of same year. If this is correct, they must be twins, and I assume that someone forgot to make the additional mark to change the date to April 11. Alternatively, Phebe's date could be listed incorrectly, as other records put her birth date at 5/20/1849.

[N01I02540] Blacksmith (John Chandler) Will recorded August 12, 1867 in Chesterfield County, VA (Probate Records pWB24:360). Will mentions wife and all living children. Also mentions land and slaves. (John Chandler)

[N01I02541] Buried in Salem Church Cemetary, Apex, NC. Living (1958) in Cary, NC.

[N01I02546] Was a dentist in Danville, VA, then a dental officer in the Confederate Army.

[N01I02577] An early settler of Windsor, CT, though not one of the first.

[N01I02579] Also known as Willson. [Lance McRae.FTW] GEDCOM line 9235 not recognizable or too long: (BIRT) 2 DATE (3-1656) 1653

[N01I02686] Certified as a teacher in Buchanan County, IA.

[N01I02690] (GA) Moved to Sandusky, OH as a boy. Became minister of Methodist Episcopal Church. Served in IA, IL, Dakota (N or S?), MN, last church in Princeton, MN.

[N01I02762] Could be Buckeley.

[N01I02769] Ginny Alverson has children: Aaron, Daniel, David, Gellar, Joseph, Matthew, Moses, Timothy, William, Edward III, Nehemiah, Deborah, Abraham. [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society," Vol. XIV, "Births, Marriages and Deaths 1644-1730," ed. by Albert C. Bates (Hartford, 1912) p.610. (3) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.109,148. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Second Church record, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1) 1687. (1,3) d/o John BUNCE/Mary BARNARD. (2) d/o John BUNCE. Baptism: (1,3a) 31 Mar 1689, Hartford, CT. (3a) Second Church. (3) Age 85 at death on 2 May 1772 (b. 1687). Marriage to Edward CADWELL: (1,2) 20 Dec 1704, Hartford, CT. (30 Death: (1) 1 May 1772, Hartford, CT. (3) 2 May 1772. Burial: (1,3) Center Church Yard, Hartford, CT. (3) 1708, 4 Nov: Edward CADWELL and Deborah his wife admitted to full communion, First Church, Hartford, CT.

[N01I02770] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Hartford District (Hartford, 1904) Vol. 1, p.283-284,416; Vol. 3, p.16-18. Cites: (a) Vol. IV, p.139-140. (b) Vol. V, p.179-180. (c) Vol. 11, p.320-321. (d) Vol. 13, p.1. (e) Vol. 16, p.20. (3) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (1977; rpt. Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1982) p.109. ! Birth: (1) 20 Mar 1650. (1) Hartford, CT. (1,2,3) s/o Thomas BUNCE/Sarah. Marriage to Mary BARNARD: (1) 1680, Hartford, CT. (3) Death: (1) 4 Apr 1733, Hartford, CT. (2c) Codicil to will dtd 7 Oct 1733. Will exhibited in court, 6 Nov 1733, Hartford, CT. (3) 1733. (3) 1670, 22 Feb: John BUNCE owned the convenant, First Congregational Church, Hartford, CT. (2a) (undated): Thomas BUNCE wrote his will. Confirms to son John BUNCE all that my house and lot and barn with all the appurtenances belonging to it, which I bought of Thomas GRIDLEY, within the bounds of the township of Hartford, & my 40 acre lot which I bought of the aforesaid GRIDLEY which lies near Wethersfield bounds, together with my whole right, title & interest in the saw mill that was built by Mr. GARDNER, Stephen HOSMER & myself, & do put him in present possession thereof. Also bequeaths to son John BUNCE 6 acres of meadow land in the South Meadow on the south side of my lot lying by John WATTSON's, Thomas CATLIN's and Steven HOPKINS' land; and my lot lying over against Mr. WEBSTER, which abutts on the highway east & on John WATTSON's land on the west & on John RICHARDS' land on the south & on the highway on the north. These two last parcels of my land my said son John BUNCE is to possess immediately after the decease of me and my wife Sarah BUNCE. Gives to son John BUNCE out of my moveable estate 10 pounds. (3) 1686, 25 Apr: John BUNCE received into Second Congregational Church, Hartford, CT. (2b) 1689, 19 Aug: Sarah BUNCE, late wife unto Thomas BUNCE Senr. of Hartford, deceased, wrote her will. Gives to son John BUNCE his two eldest children 20s. apiece. Gives to sons Thomas BUNCE and John BUNCE the rest of the estate which my husband left me to dispose of, to be divided equally between them, and makes them overseers of my will. (3) 1701: Townsman. (3) 1711: Townsman. (3) 1715: Townsman. (2c) 1730, 16 Jul: John BUNCE of Hartford wrote his will. Gave to wife Mary BUNCE the use and improvement of all my housing and lands during her life, and all my moveable and personal estate to be at her own dispose as she pleases, to and amongst my children. After my wife's decease, I give all my housing and lands, the moiety or half-part thereof, to my son James BUNCE, and the other moiety or 1/2 part thereof to my grandsons, Jacob, John and Isaac BUNCE, to be equally divided to them, my said son James BUNCE 1 part, and my said grandsons, Jacob BUNCE, John BUNCE and Isaac BUNCE, the other part. Binding and obliging my said grandsons, when they are of lawful age and come into possession of what I have given them, to pay 20 shillings apiece to their father (my eldest son) John BUNCE Jr. per annum during his natural life. I give to my son John BUNCE 20 shillings besides what I have formerly given him. I give to my three daughters 5 shillings apiece besides what I have formerly given them. Signed John BUNCE. Wits. George WYLLYS, John DOD, Elisabeth WYLLYS. (2c) 1733, 7 Oct: John BUNCE wrote a codicil to his will. Desired that son John BUNCE shall have liberty to dwell in my house, which is now the dwelling house of my son James, in case he shall live to survive me and my wife, during my said son John's natural life if he my son John shall desire and require the same. It is my will that my son James and my grandchildren, Jacob, John and Isaac, to whom I have given the 1/2 of my housing and lands, shall have equal right in my well to use the water thereof as they have occasion. And further, to explain, that he shall have my house which I now dwell in for his property after me and my wife's decease. Signed John BUNCE. Wits. Thomas ENSIGN Jr., Hezekiah LANE, John DOD. (2) 1733, 6 Nov: Will of John BUNCE exhibited by Mary BUNCE, widow, and James BUNCE, son of the said deceased. There being no executor named in the will, administration with the will annexed was granted to the widow and son, the said James BUNCE giving 300 pounds bond with Moses COOK. (2c) (undated) Inventory of estate of John BUNCE of Hartford taken by Jonathan OLCOTT and Jonathan STEELE. Valued at 538.06.08. (2) 1733, 4 Dec: Inventory of estate exhibited. Estate insolvent. (2) 1733/4, 5 Mar: James BUNCE and Mary BUNCE, administrators, exhibited a list of debts due from the estate of John BUNCE, 70.13.11; also the account of debts due to the estate, 2.23.00, which account the court accepts. (2) 1734, 26 Nov: Per act of the General Assembly, 9 May 1734, directing James and Mary BUNCE, administrators of the estate of John BUNCE, to sell the land to the value of 37.03.03 at vandue. Report of sale. (2) 1734, 2 Dec: Land in the estate of John BUNCE sold to John SKINNER Jr. (2d) 1736/7, 1 Mar: Jacob BUNCE, a grandson to John BUNCE, showing that by the last will of his grandfather there was given a homestead, 1/2 to James BUNCE and the other half to Jacob, John and Isaac BUNCE, to be divided equally between them, and whereas there is no person to divide the estate, the said Jacob, being now 21 years of age, together with James BUNCE, one of the heirs, moved the court at Hartford to appointfreeholders to distribute the estate. The court appoints Ensign James CHURCH, Deacon John EDWARDS, and John SKINNER Jr., with the assistance of John BUNCE, the father and natural guardian to the said John and Isaac BUNCE, distributors. If the said John BUNCE neglect or refuse to join in making a division, then the said James CHURCH, John EDWARDS and John SKINNER shall make the division. (2) 1737, 2 Jun: Report of the distributors appointed to make division of a certain lot of land, formerly belonging to Mr. John BUNCE of Hartford, to Jacob, John, and Isaac BUNCE, said lot of land being the home lot of the testator, bounded north partly upon a highway and partly upon land belonging to the heirs of John RICHARDS, late of Hartford; west on land belonging to Jonathan STEELE partly, and partly upon land belonging to Jonathan MASON; east partly upon land belonging to the heirs of John COLWELL, and partly upon land belonging to Benjamin CATLIN, and partly on land belonging to Jonathan MASON; and south on land belonging to said MASON. We have viewed said lot of land, and have divided or set out to Jacob BUNCE 1 1/2 acres of said land, at the south end of said lot, extending northward from Jonathan MASON's land, the width of said lot, 12 rods. Signed JohN EDWARDS, James CHURCH, John SKINNER Jr. (2) 1743, 24 May: Application being made to the court at Hartford that a distribution of the estate of John BUNCE, according to the will of the deceased, be made, the court appointed James CHURCH, Joseph COOK, and Jonathan SEYMOUR, of Hartford, to divide the estate accordingly. (2) 1743, 7 Jun: Report of the distributors. (2e) 1751, 4 Apr: A motion made to the court at Hartford that distribution to the heirs of John BUNCE, late of Hartford, dec'd, of 2 lots of land lying in a tier of lots west of Cooper Lane in Hartford, whereupon the court appointed John SKINNER, Daniel STEEL and Thomas HOPKINS to make division. (NOTE: Was this the estate of this John or his son? Listed by source under this John.) (2) 1751, 29 May: Report of the distributors.

[N01I02791] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.153. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1) d/o Thomas BURR/Sarah WADSWORTH. Baptism: (1a) 1 Apr 1722, First Church, Hartford, CT.

[N01I02794] [WCadwell.FTW] Birth year approximate. Was 20 years old when she died, probably from childbirth following birth of Elizabeth. Last name = Burr?

[N01I02811] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Vol. 1, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) p.543-544. Cites: (a) Vol. VI, court record, p.9. (3) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.135,146. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. ! Birth: (1) 1661/1664, Hartford, CT. (1,3) d/o Thomas BUTLER/Sarah STONE. Marriage to Edward CADWELL: (1) 1680, Hartford, CT. (3) Death: (1) Before 1697, Hartford, CT. (2a) 1690, 5 Jul: Agreement for the distribution of the estate of Thomas BUTLER of Hartford agreed to. To Thomas BUTLER, the housing and a piece of the home lot, being about half of it, and 8 acres. To Samuel, an 18 acre piece. To Joseph and John, the other part of the home lot below COLLIER's at the end of the home lot, and 14 acres that was Mr. GILBERT's. Edward CADWELL, John DAY, Thomas CADWELL, John PORTER, Margaret and Hope BUTLER to have the 30 acres bought of Mr. WAY. Susannah, 5 acres in the neck. Cornelius HOLYBUT to have half the 70 acres and half the 4 acres, besides a cow, and a bed he hath already. Ann, the other half of the 70 acres and the half of the 4 acres, and 5 pounds to be paid her 40s. by Thomas and 20s. apiece from the other 4 brothers. The widow to have the remaining moveables forever, and 1/3 the housing and lands during life. Agreed to by Thomas and Samuel BUTLER, John DAY, Edward CADWELL and Thomas CADWELL. Ordered by the court to be the distribution of Thomas BUTLER his estate, and Thomas BUTLER is continued as administrator. Estate of Thomas BUTLER, Wethersfield: To the widow, to Thomas BUTLER, to Samuel, to Joseph, to John, to Edward CADWELL, to John DAY, to Thomas CADWELL, to John PORTER, to Margaret and Hope BUTLER. (3) 1692, May: Elizabeth, wife of Edward CADWELL, admitted to full communion, First Church, Hartford, CT.

[N01I02837] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, 1995) 1:287. (3) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Vol. 1, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) p.249,286-287,368,543-544. Cites: (a) Vol. IV, p.184-185. (b) Vol. VI, court record, p.9. (4) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.134-135. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. ! Birth: (1) 1637, Hartford, CT. (1) s/o Richard BUTLER/Elizabeth BIGELOW. (2) Say 1637, s/o Richard BUTLER by his unknown first wife. (3a,4) s/o Deacon Richard BUTLER. Marriage to Sarah STONE: (1) 1658, Hartford, CT. (2) By about 1660. (4) Death: (1,4) 29 Aug 1688, Hartford, CT. (NOTE: Same date of death given for wife.) (3b) Agreement for distribution of his estate dtd 5 Jul 1690, including a distribution to the widow. (4) 1656/7, 26 Feb: Freeman. (3) 1665, 1 Nov: Thomas BUTLER filed a claim against the estate of Richard WEBB, in behalf of his wife, for a child's portion of the estate. Mr. CAMPFIELD and Thomas BUTLER agreed that the said Thomas shall have 10 pounds out of the estate sometime before Michalmas next, and if not paid until the first of May next, must be other current pay, horse flesh excepted. Upon this agreement, the said Thomas acquitted the said administrator from any further demands. (4) 1667-1668: Chimney viewer. (3a) 1677, 2 Apr: Richard BUTLER of Hartford wrote his will. Bequeathed to son Thomas BUTLER my upper lot in the Long Meadow. Sons Thomas and Samuel BUTLER to be overseers. (4) 1682-1683: Townsman. (3) 1683, 10 Jan: Administration of the estate of Samuel STONE of Hartford granted to Thomas BUTLER. (3b) 1690, 5 Jul: Agreement for the distribution of the estate of Thomas BUTLER of Hartford agreed to. To Thomas BUTLER, the housing and a piece of the home lot, being about half of it, and 8 acres. To Samuel, an 18 acre piece. To Joseph and John, the other part of the home lot below COLLIER's at the end of the home lot, and 14 acres that was Mr. GILBERT's. Edward CADWELL, John DAY, Thomas CADWELL, John PORTER, Margaret and Hope BUTLER to have the 30 acres bought of Mr. WAY. Susannah, 5 acres in the neck. Cornelius HOLYBUT to have half the 70 acres and half the 4 acres, besides a cow, and a bed he hath already. Ann, the other half of the 70 acres and the half of the 4 acres, and 5 pounds to be paid her 40s. by Thomas and 20s. apiece from the other 4 brothers. The widow to have the remaining moveables forever, and 1/3 the housing and lands during life. Agreed to by Thomas and Samuel BUTLER, John DAY, Edward CADWELL and Thomas CADWELL. Ordered by the court to be the distribution of Thomas BUTLER his estate, and Thomas BUTLER is continued as administrator. Estate of Thomas BUTLER, Wethersfield: To the widow, to Thomas BUTLER, to Samuel, to Joseph, to John, to Edward CADWELL, to John DAY, to Thomas CADWELL, to John PORTER, to Margaret and Hope BUTLER. (3b) 1697, 15 Dec: Thomas BUTLER presented to the court at Hartford, CT an attested copy, under the hand of the Clerk, bearing date 5 Jul 1690, of the distribution of the estate of his father Thomas BUTLER, late of Hartford, dec'd, and the original distribution not being entered in the court roles, the court ordered the copy to be recorded.

[N01I02845] [WCadwell.FTW] Sergeant in Revolutionary War.

[N01I02849] [WCadwell.FTW] Settled in Westfield, MA.

[N01I02857] Lived near Fredricksburg, VA until his son Zachariah was ten years old, then moved to North Carolina. Served in the Revolutionary War. Will is recorded in Orange County, NC.

[N01I02860] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.148,152. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. (b) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1) 13 Jan 1716. (1,2a) Hartford, CT. (1,2) s/o Edward CADWELL/Deborah BUNCE. (2a) 13 Jan 1716/7. Baptism: (1) 20 Jan 1717. (1,2b) Hartford, CT. (2b) 20 Jan 1716/7, First Church. Marriage to Sarah __: (1) Abt 1737 or 1741. (1,2) Sarah. Death: (1,2) 1762, New Hartford, Litchfield Co., CT. (2) 1737, 8 May: Abraham CADWELL & Sarah his wife owned the covenant, First Church, Hartford, CT.

[N01I02862] Civil War veteran.

[N01I02864] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.151,152. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1,2) d/o Nehemiah CADWELL/Alice GOODWIN. Baptism: (1) 20 Jan 1735. (1,2a) Hartford, CT. (2a) 20 Jan 1733/4, First Church. Marriage to William CADWELL: (1) Abt 1756. (2a) 25 Jan 1756, First Church, Hartford, CT. Marriage to Ezra SMITH: (2) (1) Of Hartford, CT. (2) 1755, 14 Dec: Alice, wife of William CADWELL, admitted to full communion, First Church, Hartford, CT.

[N01I02873] [WCadwell.FTW] Possibly born in 1735

[N01I02874] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.148,620. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. (b) West Hartford Church record, West Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1) Abt 1723, Hartford, CT. (1,2) d/o Edward CADWELL/Deborah BUNCE. (2b) Age 89 at death on 16 Jan 1815 (b. 1726). Baptism: (1,2a) 18 Sep 1726, Hartford, CT. (2a) First Church. Marriage to Elisha WADSWORTH: (1,2a) 30 Jul 1749, Hartford, CT. (2a) First Church. Death: (1,2b) 16 Jan 1815. (1) Hartford, CT. Burial: (1) Center Church, Hartford, CT.

[N01I02876] [WCadwell.FTW] Ann?

[N01I02885] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] SOURCE CITATION: Title: Arveson, Ginny Publication Information: ginnya@prodigy.nett Source Comments: ginnya@prodigy.net (1998).. **Cadwell0003: Descendants of Walter CADWELL, 1998. Copy from Alice Gedge. ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.151,153. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. (3) Ginnery Arverson. E-mail: ginnya@prodigy.net (1998). Cites:: (a) Robert Cadwell Eller, family documents. ! Birth: (1,2) s/o Nehemiah CADWELL/Alice GOODWIN. Baptism: (1,2a) 2 May 1736, Hartford, CT. (2a) First Church. Marriage to Patty HOLMES: (1) 15 Sep 1821. (NOTE: Would have been age 81.) Marriage to Lydia SMITH: (3a) 10 Apr 1756. (2) 1757, 10 Jan: Ashbel CADWELL owned covenant, First Church, Hartford, CT. (2) Went to New Hartford.

[N01I02887] (GA) birth date could be 16 October 1795.

[N01I02889] This doesn't make much sense. Why have a second child with the same name as a current child? Perhaps this one is a mistake or artifact from something else.

[N01I02894] Comm. Union Army Officer.

[N01I02896] I originally thought the name was Arthur Birdsey Cadwell, but was corrected by Clay Cadwell (Clayton Birdsey Cadwell).

[N01I02901] (Ginny Alverson) Moved family from Paris, Racine City, WI to southern MN, then to Independence, IA.

[N01I02904] [WCadwell.FTW] Chauncey?

[N01I02910] Baptised 1930 while whaling out of New Bedford, MA.

[N01I02922] The Clay Cadwell of the email reference. The last Cadwell to live in the Cadwell house on Flagg Road in West Hartford, CT. Lived there during summer and winter school vacation time from 1928 to 1936.

[N01I02923] Born in the Cadwell house on Flagg Road.

[N01I02924] (Ginny Arveson) After marriage to Elizabeth, lived near Royalton, MN (3 children born there). 1887/88 moved to Spokane County, WA and homestead near Chester in the Spokane Valley. Later moved (all in WA) to Colville > Medical Lake > Cheney (last 2 children born in Cheney). About 1900, became a builder in Spokane (city). Later had a fruit orchard on Moran Prairie.

[N01I02933] Killed in the Revolutionary War.

[N01I02934] Sometimes listed as Daniel Cadwell III, sometimes Daniel Cadwell II.

[N01I02935] Sometimes referred to as Daniel Cadwell IV. [WCadwell.FTW] Possibly born in 1793. Possibly died in 1828.

[N01I02938] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.148. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. (b) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1,2a) 19 Oct 1705, Hartford, CT. (1,2) d/o Edward CADWELL/Deborah BUNCE. Baptism: (1,2b) 21 Oct 1705, Hartford, CT. (2b) First Church. Death: (1,2) Died young.

[N01I02939] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.151. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1,2) d/o Nehemiah CADWELL/Alice GOODWIN. Baptism: (1,2a) 14 Feb 1741/2, Hartford, CT. (2a) First Church. Marriage to Elisha ANDROS: (1,2) 1 Apr 1762. (1) Hartford, CT. Death: (1) 15 Jun 1764, Hartford, CT.

[N01I02941] Ginny Alverson has birth date as 1713-14. [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.148. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. (b) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1) 26 Jan 1715. (1,2a) Hartford, CT. (1,2) d/o Edward CADWELL/Deborah BUNCE. (2a) 26 Jan 1714/5. Baptism: (1) 30 Jan 1715. (1,2b) Hartford, CT. (2b) 30 Jan 1714/5, First Church. Marriage to Moses COOK: (1) Moses or Aaron COOK. Abt 1734. (2) Marriage to James BICKNELL: (1) 5 Nov 1740. (2) Death: (1) 2 Feb 1791, North Mansfield, Tolland Co., CT.

[N01I02944] No children.

[N01I02952] [WCadwell.FTW] Lieutenant in Revoluntionary War. Also served in French & Indian War at Fort Edward. Possibly born in 1738

[N01I02953] Ginny Alverson has birth date as 27 September 1785, death date as 9 January. Moved from Oneida Lake area to Paris, Racine City, Wisconsin.

[N01I02954] [Alice Gedge] SOURCE CITATION: Title: CT: Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut Author: Barbour, Lucius Barnes Publication Information: Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1977 Call #: FHL book 974.62/H1 D2b Source Comments: **Bunce0001: p.30-31,74-75,108-111,146-155,234-239,368-369,426-427,614-629, 680-681,694-695,706-707. BARKER to BARNARD, BLACKMORE to BLISS, BULLARD to BUNCE, CADWELL, EGGLESTON to ENSIGN, LEWIS to LONG, OLFORD to OLCOTT, VAN ORDEN to WAKELEY (including WADSWORTH), WHITMORE to WILLETT, WOODHOUSE to WRIGHT. Copy from Mary Kemmerle, Sep 1998. **Cadwell0001: p.134-143,146-155,166-167,574-575. BUTLER to BYINGTON, CADWELL to CHAPMAN, STAVELY to STEDMAN, including STEBBING. Copy from Alice Gedge 1998. **Pratt0015: p.464-473. PORTER to RAYNES, including PRATT families. Copy from Alice Gedge. **Sloan0001: p.540-541. SLOAN families. Copy from Alice Gedge, 1996. **Smith0096: p.546-547,550-553. SMITH families. Copy from Alice Gedge. Repository Name: Family History Library Address: 35 North West Temple Street Salt Lake City, UT 84150 Phone: (801) 240-2331 ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, 1995) 3:1752-1753. Cites: (a) Hartford Probate District, CT St. Archives, Case #5153,5154. (b) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," Vol. 1, Hartford Probate Dist., 1635-1700, comp. by Charles William Manwaring (Hartford, 1904) 1:237,238. (3) "Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society," Vol. XIV, "Births, Marriages and Deaths 1644-1730," ed. by Albert C. Bates (Hartford, 1912) p.586. (4) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Hartford District (Hartford, 1904) Vol. 1, 1635-1700, p.237-238,422-423,543-544; Vol. 2, 1715-1723, p.367; Vol. III, p.240. Cites: (a) Vol. III, p.52-54. (b) Vol. V, p.190. (c) Vol. XVII, p.61. (d) Vol. IX, p.329-330. (e) Vol. X, p.9. (5) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.146. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. ! Birth: (1,3,5a) 1 Nov 1660. (1,3,5a) Hartford, CT. (1,5) s/o Thomas CADWELL/Elizabeth STEBBINS. (3) s/o Thom. CADWELL. Marriage to Elizabeth BUTLER: (1) 1690, Hartford, CT. (5) Death: (1) Before 7 Jul 1719, West Hartford, Hartford Co., CT (5) 1719. (4d) Will dtd 2 Jan 1716/7, proved 7 Jul 1719, Hartford, CT. (2a,b,4a) 1663, 24 Aug: Edward STEBBINS wrote his will. Bequeathed, after wife's decease, housing and land to Edward CADWELL, my son CADWELL's child, and John WILSON. If John dies before age 21, his share to go to Samuel WILSON, and if Edward CADWELL die before 21, his share to go to the rest of my daughter CADWELL's children, and if both John and Samuel WILSON die before 21, then the whole to go to my daughter CADWELL's children. (4) 1690, 5 Jul: Agreement for the distribution of the estate of Thomas BUTLER of Hartford agreed to. To Thomas BUTLER, the housing and a piece of the home lot, being about half of it, and 8 acres. To Samuel, an 18 acre piece. To Joseph and John, the other part of the home lot below COLLIER's at the end of the home lot, and 14 acres that was Mr. GILBERT's. Edward CADWELL, John DAY, Thomas CADWELL, John PORTER, Margaret and Hope BUTLER to have the 30 acres bought of Mr. WAY. Susannah, 5 acres in the neck. Cornelius HOLYBUT to have half the 70 acres and half the 4 acres, besides a cow, and a bed he hath already. Ann, the other half of the 70 acres and the half of the 4 acres, and 5 pounds to be paid her 40s. by Thomas and 20s. apiece from the other 4 brothers. The widow to have the remaining moveables forever, and 1/3 the housing and lands during life. Agreed to by Thomas and Samuel BUTLER, John DAY, Edward CADWELL and Thomas CADWELL. Ordered by the court to be the distribution of Thomas BUTLER his estate, and Thomas BUTLER is continued as administrator. Estate of Thomas BUTLER, Wethersfield: To the widow, to Thomas BUTLER, to Samuel, to Joseph, to John, to Edward CADWELL, to John DAY, to Thomas CADWELL, to John PORTER, to Margaret and Hope BUTLER. (4b) 1691, 11 Feb: Thomas CADWELL of Hartford, CT wrote his will. Gave to eldest son Edward my lot in the landing place lying between Mrs. Abigail OLCOTT and Nath. STANLY's lot. The reason why I give my son Edward no more is because of that good estate his grandfather STEBBINGS gave him which came to him in right of my wife his mother, who was the only child living of his said grandfather when he deceased. (5) 1695/6, 8 Mar: Owned covenant, First Church, Hartford, CT. (4d) 1716/7, 2 Jan: Edward CADWELL Sen. of Hartford, wrote his will. Gave to wife Elizabeth the use and improvement of 1/3 part of all my housing and land during the term of her natural life, and 1/3 part of my moveable estate to be at her own dispose forever. I also give her my negro or malatto boy Diego during the time my said wife shall continue my widow, and when that time shall terminate my will is my son William shall have said Diego. I give my son Edward CADWELL 1 piece of upland near the north part of the Township of Hartford and within the said Township, containing about 5 or 6 acres, bounded upon land of the heirs of Richard LORD, Esq., deceased, and upon the West River west; also two acres of land, little more or less, in the south meadow, bounded wast upon Col. PARTRIDGE's land, west upon Capt. Joseph WHITING, south upon John CATLIN, north upon John SHEPHERD, or land improved by them; also one piece of land in the said meadow, about 2 acres, abbutted upon a highway east, land of Nathaniel STANLY's south, upon land of the heirs of Thomas BUNCE north; and also one piece in the long meadow, containing about 1 acre, abutted upon the Great River easterly, land sometime since improved by Thomas OLCOTT deceased north, and Mr. Nathaniel STANLY's south, Capt. Joseph WADSWORTH west. Also 15 acres, mor or less, lying in a greater parcel half whereof I have given him by deed, butts on Deacon EASTON's heirs east, on West River west, etc., in the same tenure. All the rest of my lands I give to my two sons, Edward CADWELL and William CADWELL, to be equally divided between them. I give to my two daughters, Elizabeth and Rachel, to each of them, 50 pounds. My will is that after my decease, John CADWELL, who now dwells and is bound to me, if I happen to die before his time is out, shall go to my son William according to the indentures, and that my said son William shall pay the 20 pounds due by the said indenture unto the said John when his time is out. My will is that if the said Diego happen to live so that by force of this my will he come to serve my son William, my said son William shall, in consideration thereof, pay to each of my two daughters or their heirs the sum of 5 pounds. I appoint my two sons executors. Signed Edward CADWELL. Wits. Daniel SMITH, Thomas KIMBERLY. (5) 1717, 28 Apr: Admitted to full communion, First Church, Hartford, CT. (4) 1719, 7 Jul: Will proved. (4e) 1722/3, 5 Mar: An agreement for the settlement of the real estate of Edward CADWELL was exhibited by Edward CADWELL and William CADWELL, sons. (4c) 1755, 6 May: William CADWELL and Joseph DICKINS of Windsor, in right of his wife Mary CADWELL alias DICKINS, cited the rest of the heirs of the estate of Thomas CADWELL of Hartford dec'd, grandfather to the said William and Mary, to appear before the court and show cause why the undivided lands belonging to Thomas CADWELL his estate should not be divided. The above cited parties did not appear to make any objections, whereupon the court, on the motion of said William CADWELL and Joseph DICKINS, order that a distribution be made of land lying in Hartford on the east side of the river, in that land lying in the Five-Miles, so called, viz., 2/9 parts thereof to the heirs of Edward CADWELL deceased; to the heirs of Thomas CADWELL deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Matthew CADWELL deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Samuel CADWELL of said Hartford deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Mary CADWELL, alias DICKINS, of Windsor, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Abigail CADWELL, alias CHURCH, of Hartford deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Hannah CADWELL, alias BLISS of Springfield, in the County of Hampshire, 1/9 part; to Mehetabell CADWELL, alias BOARDMAN, deceased, her heirs, 1/9 part. The court appoints Samuel WELLES of Hartford, Erastus and Gideon WOLCOTT of Windsor to distribute the lands accordingly.

[N01I02956] Ginny Alverson has children: Aaron, Daniel, David, Gellar, Joseph, Matthew, Moses, Timothy, William, Edward III, Nehemiah, Deborah, Abraham. [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society," Vol. XIV, "Births, Marriages and Deaths 1644-1730," ed. by Albert C. Bates (Hartford, 1912) p.586,610. (3) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.146,148. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. (b) First Church records, Hartford, CT. (4) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Hartford District (Hartford, 1904) Vol. 2, 1715-1723, p.367. Cites: (a) Vol. IX, p.329-330. (b) Vol. X, p.9. ! Birth: (1,2,3a) 24 Sep 1681, Hartford, CT. (1,3) s/o Edward CADWELL/Elizabeth BUTLER. (2) s/o Edward CADWELL/Elizabeth. (3b) Age 71 at death on 3 Sep 1751 (b. 1680). Marriage to Deborah BUNCE: (1,2,3a) 20 Dec 1704, Hartford, CT. Death: (1,3b) 3 Sep 1751. (3b) Hartford, CT. Burial: (1,3) Center Church Yard, Hartford, CT. (3) 1708, 4 Nov: Edward CADWELL and Deborah his wife admitted to full communion, First Church, Hartford, CT. (4a) 1716/7, 2 Jan: Edward CADWELL Sen. of Hartford, wrote his will. I give my son Edward CADWELL 1 piece of upland near the north part of the Township of Hartford and within the said Township, containing about 5 or 6 acres, bounded upon land of the heirs of Richard LORD, Esq., deceased, and upon the West River west; also two acres of land, little more or less, in the south meadow, bounded wast upon Col. PARTRIDGE's land, west upon Capt. Joseph WHITING, south upon John CATLIN, north upon John SHEPHERD, or land improved by them; also one piece of land in the said meadow, about 2 acres, abbutted upon a highway east, land of Nathaniel STANLY's south, upon land of the heirs of Thomas BUNCE north; and also one piece in the long meadow, containing about 1 acre, abutted upon the Great River easterly, land sometime since improved by Thomas OLCOTT deceased north, and Mr. Nathaniel STANLY's south, Capt. Joseph WADSWORTH west. Also 15 acres, mor or less, lying in a greater parcel half whereof I have given him by deed, butts on Deacon EASTON's heirs east, on West River west, etc., in the same tenure. All the rest of my lands I give to my two sons, Edward CADWELL and William CADWELL, to be equally divided between them. I appoint my two sons executors. (4b) 1722/3, 5 Mar: An agreement for the settlement of the real estate of Edward CADWELL was exhibited by Edward CADWELL and William CADWELL, sons.

[N01I02957] Death date could be 27th (Clay Cadwell).

[N01I02960] Second marriage to widow of Didade Pease.

[N01I02962] (GA) birth date could be 7 October 1787

[N01I02966] [WCadwell.FTW] Name of wife No. 2 unknown

[N01I02968] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.148,152-153. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1,2) s/o William CADWELL/Rebecca GOODWIN. Baptism: (1,2a) 15 Oct 1721, Hartford, CT. (2a) First Church. Marriage to Rebecca BURR: (1,2a) 15 Dec 1743. (2a) First Church, Hartford, CT. Death: (1,2a) 14 Jun 1751, Hartford, CT. Burial: (2) Center Church Cemetery, Hartford, CT. (2) 1744/5, 6 Jan: Owned covenant, First Church, Hartford, CT.

[N01I02973] January, 1999: I originally had Elizabeth also married to Jonathan Easton (<1679 - 1724) with Ruth Easton (ca 1716 - ) as their child, but I think that this was due to some confusion over the two Easton names. Otherwise, nothing makes sense - there are too many births very late in life, too many cross-generational marriages, and Jonathan Easton would have married two Elizabeth Cadwells - an aunt and her niece. Therefore, I have moved Ruth underneath the other Elizabeth Cadwell (her niece) and Jonathan Easton and removed this marriage from the database.[Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society," Vol. XIV, "Births, Marriages and Deaths 1644-1730," ed. by Albert C. Bates (Hartford, 1912) p.586. (3) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Vol. 1, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) p.422-423. Cites: (a) Vol. V, p.190. (4) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.146. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. ! Birth: (1,2,4a) 1 Dec 1672, Hartford, CT. (2,4) d/o Thomas CADWELL/Elizabeth STEBBINS. (2) d/o Thom. CADWELL. (3a) 1691, 11 Feb: Thomas CADWELL of Hartford, CT wrote his will. Gave to my daughters Abigail, Elizabeth, Hanna and Mehetabell, to each 20 pounds, all to be paid after the decease of me and my wife.

[N01I02975] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.148. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1,2) d/o William CADWELL/Rebecca GOODWIN. Baptism: (1,2a) 12 Sep 1725, Hartford, CT. (2a) First Church. Death: (2a) 18 May 1790, Hartford, CT. Burial: (1) 18 May 1790. (1,2) Center Church yard, Hartford, CT. (2) 1790: Elizabeth CADWLL living in Hartford, CT: No males, 2 females.

[N01I02976] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society," Vol. XIV, "Births, Marriages and Deaths 1644-1730," ed. by Albert C. Bates (Hartford, 1912) p.586. (3) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.137,146. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. (b) First Church records, Hartford, CT. (4) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Hartford District (Hartford, 1904) Vol. 2, 1715-1723, p.367. Cites: (a) Vol. IX, p.329-330. ! Birth: (1,2,3a) 5 Dec 1687, Hartford, CT. (1,3) d/o Edward CADWELL/Elizabeth BUTLER. (2) d/o Edward CADWELL/Elizabeth. (3) Age 94 at death on 16 Jun 1780 (b.1686). Baptism: (1,3b) 11 Dec 1687, Hartford, CT. (3b) First Church. Marriage to Jonathan EASTON: (1) 26 May 1709, Hartford, CT. (3b) 26 Mar 1709, First Church, Hartford, CT. Marriage to Jonathan BUTLER: (1) Abt 1730. (3) Death: (1,3) 16 Jun 1780, Hartford, CT. Burial: (3) Center Church Cemetery, Hartford, CT. (4a) 1716/7, 2 Jan: Edward CADWELL Sen. of Hartford, wrote his will. Gave to my two daughters, Elizabeth and Rachel, to each of them, 50 pounds.

[N01I02980] Death recorded in Congretional Church Records (Clay Cadwell).

[N01I02990] According to Ginny Alverson, birth date is 13 April 1793.

[N01I02996] (Ginny Alverson) Woman's clothing buyer OR>OH>NY>FL.

[N01I03000] [WCadwell.FTW] Moved in 1812 to Northwest Territory, Hamilton County Township, Coldrain, OH in 1799 - deeds 38-393 & 43-1. Lived then in Ross Township, Butler County, OH - deed 49-748.

[N01I03001] [WCadwell.FTW] Possibly born in 1742

[N01I03003] From "The Virginia Regimental Hisories Series - 44th Virginia Infantry" Number 116 of 1000 page 78: Had birth date as 1840 originally. Death date could be 7/6/1833 (Clay Cadwell).

[N01I03028] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.151. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1,2) d/o Nehemiah CADWELL/Alice GOODWIN. Baptism: (1,2a) 6 Aug 1738, Hartford, CT. (2a) First Church. Marriage to Ithamar ANDROS: (1) Ithamar ANDREWS or ANDROS. (1,2) 31 Mar 1757. (1) Hartford, CT.

[N01I03030] Moved to Bedford, NY.

[N01I03033] [WCadwell.FTW] Born 2/22?

[N01I03034] Died at 10 years old.

[N01I03035] Had 2 sons killed in Stonewall Jackson's Corps, Army of Northern Virginia.

[N01I03049] [WCadwell.FTW] Died within a week of brother William.

[N01I03055] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.148. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. (b) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1,2a) 22 Feb 1709, Hartford, CT. (1,2) s/o Edward CADWELL/Deborah BUNCE. Baptism: (1) 28 Feb 1709. (1,2b) Hartford, CT. (2b) 28 Feb 1708/9, First Church. Marriage to Ann OSBORN: (1) Abt 1733. Death: (1,2b) 14 Oct 1765. (1) Fairfield, Fairfield Co., CT. (2b) Hartford, CT. Burial: (2) Center Church Cemetery, Hartford, CT. Interred at expense of Peletiah PIERCE.

[N01I03061] Twin of John Cadwell according to family records. Does not fit with other records.

[N01I03065] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) "Town Records of Pomfret, Vermont," copied by M. Sawyer. Typed manuscript, Genealogical Soc. of Utah, Jan 1930, No. 12293. FHL Book #974.365/P2 V2s. (2) "Pomfret, Vermont," by Henry Hobart Vail, Vol. 1, p.221,520. FHL #974.365/R2 H2v. Cites: (a) "Spooner's Journal," Windsor, VT, 1797. (3) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (4) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.152. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (3) Abt 1762, Hartford, CT. (3,4) d/o William CADWELL/Alice CADWELL. Baptism: (3,4a) 21 Nov 1762, Hartford, CT. (4a) First Church. Marriage to Elisha HUTCHINSON: (1) His wife named Jerusha. (2) 16 Jul 1778, Westford, CT. (4) (2) 1784, 15 Dec: Elisha HUTCHINSON and his wife Jerusha's names were placed on the church roll and the First Congregational Church of Pomfret, VT was fully organized. (2a) 1797, 9 Oct: Elisha HUTCHINSON of Pomfret advertised in "Spooner's Journal," of Windsor, "Whereas Jerusha, my wife, has for some time refused to bed with me, or to perform any duties to me which are incumbent on her, and as she endeavors in many ways to injure my interests - These are therefore to forbid any persons harboring or trusting her on my account, as I will pay no debts of her contracting after this date." (2a) 1797, 16 Oct: Jerusha HUTCHINSON of Pomfret advertised in "Spooner's Vermont Journal," "Whereas the Rev. Elisha HUTCHINSON has posted me in the Vermont Journal and asserts that I have refused to bed with him or to perform any duties to him and likewise that I have injured his interests. These complaints are absolutely false and I can make it appear by sufficient witness: and I hereby forbid all persons harboring or trusting him on my account. N.B. I am bold to say he rode away, A mare which I have lost. If anyone will return her home, Then I will pay the cost."

[N01I03066] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.148. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1) Abt 1719, Hartford, CT. (1,2) d/o Edward CADWELL/Deborah BUNCE. Baptism: (1,2a) 7 Jul 1723, Hartford, CT. (2a) First Church. Marriage to Pantry JONES: (1) 4 Mar 1749/50, Hartford, CT. (2a) 4 Mar 1740/1. First Church. Death: (1) 14 Oct 1765, Fairfield?, CT.

[N01I03070] [WCadwell.FTW] Joanna?

[N01I03075] (GA) Birthdate of 7/30/1533 would make her an "old" wife and mother - ?accurate; also marriage date is after birth of her first child. [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "The Hammatt Papers, Early Inhabitants of Ipswich, MA 1633-1700," by Abraham Hammatt (Reprint 1880-1899. Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1980) p.291. Cites: (a) Hest. Gen. Reg., Vol. iv, p.179. ! Marriage to John Ward: (1) Widow of John Ward, father of Rev. Nathaniel Ward of of Ipswich, MA. Marriage to Richard Rogers: (1)

[N01I03076] [WCadwell.FTW] Settled in East Hartford

[N01I03083] Twin of James Cadwell. From "The Virginia Regimental Hisories Series - 44th Virginia Infantry" Number 116 of 1000 page 78: Cadwell, John W.: Pvt., Co. H 1860 cen. Age 21 Res. Amelia Co. Brother of Ferdinand Cadwell. Enl. 6/8/61 at Amelia C. H. Pres. 7/8/61, Abs. sick at home 1-12/62. Pres. 1-4/62. Abs. sick 5-6/62. Adm. Chimb. hospital with dysentery 7/10/62. RID 8/20/62. Pres. 1- 4/63. Prom. Corp. 1/12/63. KIA Chancellorsville 5/3/63. Clay Cadwell has birth date as 1856 and death date as 4/21/1888. This does not fit with other information.

[N01I03084] Died in defence of CSA. Killed in Civil War. Was in 44th Virginia, a part of Stonewall Jackson's Corp. (CSA).

[N01I03117] [WCadwell.FTW] Lovise? Loisa? Louisa?

[N01I03122] Ginny Arveson has birth date as 6 July 1761.

[N01I03124] Ginny Alverson has birth date as 25 August 1783.

[N01I03129] [WCadwell.FTW] Half brother of Daniel, Almira's first husband.

[N01I03139] [WCadwell.FTW] Possibly born in 1733

[N01I03146] Originally had death date as 11/6/1736. Changed per Clay Cadwell email. [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, 1995) 3:1752-1753. Cites: (a) Hartford Probate District, CT St. Archives, Case #5154. (b) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," Vol. 1, Hartford Probate Dist., 1635-1700, comp. by Charles William Manwaring (Hartford, 1904) 1:238. (2) Ancestral File, FHL, 1996. (3) "Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society," Vol. XIV, "Births, Marriages and Deaths 1644-1730," ed. by Albert C. Bates (Hartford, 1912) p.586. (4) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Hartford District (Hartford, 1904). Vol. 1 1635-1700, p.237-238,422-423; Vol. III 1737-1742, p.240. Cites: (a) Vol. V, p.190. (b) Vol. XVII, p.61. (5) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.146. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. (6) "Genealogies of Connecticut Families From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register" (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1983; rpt. Broderbund Software, 1997, CD 179) "Notes on the Diggins, or Dickens, Family of Windsor, Conn.," by Matt Bushnell Jones. Vol. 1, p.526-527. ! Birth: (1a,b,3) d/o Thomas CADWELL. (2,3) 8 Jan 1659. (2,3,5a) Hartford, CT. (3,5,6) d/o Thomas CADWELL/Elizabeth STEBBINS. (5a) 8 Jan 1659/60. (6) 8 Jan 1660. Marriage to Jeremiah DICKINS: (2) Joseph or Jeremiah DICKINS. 18 Apr 1677. (4) Before 18 Apr 1677. Jeremy DIGGINS filed suit against Thomas CADWELL making a claim in right of his wife on that date (see notes below). (4b) Joseph DICKINS. (5) Jeremy DECKINS. Death: (2) 19 Nov 1736. (2,6) Windsor, CT. (6) 9 Nov 1736. (1a,b) 1670, 20 May: In her will, Frances STEBBING, living in Hartford, widow, bequeathed to my 4 grandchildren, Thomas, William, Matthew and Mary CADWELL, 4 pounds apiece, to be paid by my loving son Thomas CADWELL. (1a,b) 1673, 12 Nov: In a codicil to her will, Frances STEBBING bequeathed 7 acres of land in the South Meadow to the three children of my son & daughter CADWELL: viz. Thomas, William and Mary, along with 4 acres more in the south meadow; two of these four acres to go to the now two youngest children of my son and daughter CADWELL, viz: Matthew and Abigail CADWELL. (4) 1677, 18 Apr: Jeremy DIGGINS, plaintiff, vs. Thomas CADWELL, defendent, filed suit in Hartford court in an action for illegal detaining a piece of land in Hartford South Meadow belonging to said Jeremy DIGGINS in the right of Mary his wife, and appointed to him by the executors of the last will of Edward STEBBING, dec'd. (4a) 1691, 11 Feb: Thomas CADWELL of Hartford, CT wrote his will. Gave to wife Elizabeth my entire estate for her use during life, except what I have already conveyed to my son Thomas & to my daughter DICKINS, which she has already exchanged with Mr. William GIBBINS at Podunk that piece of land in the South Meadow which was formerly my father STEBBINS'. Gave land to son Thomas, provided he relinquish his claim to one acre and one rood of land in the South Meadow that his sister Mary DICKINS may not be molested or troubled in that land in the south meadow that was formerly given to her. Gave to daughter Mary DICKINS 4 pounds in addition to what I had formerly given to her. (4b) 1755, 6 May: William CADWELL and Joseph DICKINS of Windsor, in right of his wife Mary CADWELL alias DICKINS, cited the rest of the heirs of the estate of Thomas CADWELL of Hartford dec'd, grandfather to the said William and Mary, to appear before the court and show cause why the undivided lands belonging to Thomas CADWELL his estate should not be divided. The above cited parties did not appear to make any objections, whereupon the court, on the motion of said William CADWELL and Joseph DICKINS, order that a distribution be made of land lying in Hartford on the east side of the river, in that land lying in the Five-Miles, so called, viz., 2/9 parts thereof to the heirs of Edward CADWELL deceased; to the heirs of Thomas CADWELL deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Matthew CADWELL deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Samuel CADWELL of said Hartford deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Mary CADWELL, alias DICKINS, of Windsor, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Abigail CADWELL, alias CHURCH, of Hartford deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Hannah CADWELL, alias BLISS of Springfield, in the County of Hampshire, 1/9 part; to Mehetabell CADWELL, alias BOARDMAN, deceased, her heirs, 1/9 part. The court appoints Samuel WELLES of Hartford, Erastus and Gideon WOLCOTT of Windsor to distribute the lands accordingly.

[N01I03147] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.152. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1,2) d/o William CADWELL/Alice CADWELL. Baptism: (1,2a) 27 Jul 1760, Hartford, CT. (2a) First Church. Death: (1,2) 19 Aug 1772. Burial: (2) Center Church Cemetery, Hartford, CT.

[N01I03154] Originally had name spelled Marianne. Changed spelling per Clay Cadwell. Birthplace could be West Hartford.

[N01I03161] Death date could be 30 June 1719. From the National GEDCOM Exchange, there is a Matthew Cadwell with daughter Abigail Cadwell (1698-1746), whose children include Lucy Starr ( -1816), Timothy Starr ( -1752), Abigail Starr (1728-1751), and Comfort Starr (1731-1751). !Source: A History Of The Starr Family 1879 By Burgis Pratt Starr Pg. 123. Submitted by Ronald Rooy, 820 Rosewood Dr. Apt. B111, Elyria, OH 44035, rrooy1@kellnet.com.. In email from Ron Rooy ( rrooy1@kellnet.com):: Abigail Cadwell Born 28 Apr 1698 Died 6 Feb 1746 Married Jonathan Starr Born 16 Feb 1702 in Guilford, Connecticut Died 4 Sep 1765 in North Guilford, Conn. Abigails father was Matthew Cadwell. I have no info on him just his name. I hope this helps out some. If you find out any info on them or descendents/ancestors please let me know. [Alice Gedge] ! (1) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, 1995) 3:1752-1753. Cites: (a) Hartford Probate District, CT St. Archives, Case #5154. (b) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," Vol. 1, Hartford Probate Dist., 1635-1700, comp. by Charles William Manwaring (Hartford, 1904) 1:238. (2) Ancestral File, FHL, 1996. (3) "Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society," Vol. XIV, "Births, Marriages and Deaths 1644-1730," ed. by Albert C. Bates (Hartford, 1912) p.586,588. (4) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Hartford District (Hartford, 1904) Vol. 1, 1635-1700, p.422-423; Vol. 2, 1715-1723, p.368-369; Vol. III 1737-1742, p.240. Cites: (a) Vol. V, p.190. (b) Vol. XVII, p.61. (c) Vol. IX, p.334. (5) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.146,147. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. (b) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (2a,b,3) s/o Thomas CADWELL. (2,3,5a) 5 Oct 1668, Hartford, CT. (2,5) s/o Thomas CADWELL/Elizabeth STEBBINS. Age 61 at death on 22 Apr 1719 (b. 1658). Marriage to Abigail BECKLEY: (2,3) 25 Mar 1695. (2,3,5a) Hartford, CT. (5a) 25 Mar 1695/6. Death: (2,5) 22 Apr 1719. Burial: (2,5) Center Church Burying Ground, Hartford, CT. (1a,b) 1670, 20 May: In her will, Frances STEBBING, living in Hartford, widow, bequeathed to my 4 grandchildren, Thomas, William, Matthew and Mary CADWELL, 4 pounds apiece, to be paid by my loving son Thomas CADWELL. (1a,b) 1673, 12 Nov: In a codicil to her will, Frances STEBBING bequeathed 7 acres of land in the South Meadow to the three children of my son & daughter CADWELL: viz. Thomas, William and Mary, along with 4 acres more in the south meadow; two of these four acres to go to the now two youngest children of my son and daughter CADWELL, viz: Matthew and Abigail CADWELL. (4a) 1691, 11 Feb: Thomas CADWELL of Hartford, CT wrote his will. Gave to son Samuel the one half of my dwelling house, barn, yards and home lot. Gave to son Matthew the other half of my dwelling house, barn, yards and homelot. (5) 1695/6, 8 Mar: Onwed covenant, First Church, Hartford, CT. (4) 1719, 10 Jun: Administration of the estate of Matthew CADWELL of Hartford, dec'd, granted to Abigail CADWELL, widow, and Matthew CADWELL, son of the said deceased. Bond of 300 pounds given with Jonathan EASTON. (4c) 1719, 30 Jun: Inventory of estate of Matthew CADWELL taken by John MARSH Jr., Nathaniel STANLY and Joseph GILBERT, Hartford, CT. Valued at 830.11.11. (4) 1721, 20 May: Abigail CADWELL, alias LEET, and Matthew CADWELL, administrators on the estate of Matthew CADWELL dec'd., exhibit an account of administration. Accepted. Order to distribute the said estate as follows: To the said Abigail LEETE, late widow of the deceased, 1/3 part of the moveable estate and 1/3 part of the housing and lands for her improvement during life. And the residue of said estate, including the widow's thirds in housing and lands after her decease, to be distributed to the children, viz.: To Matthew CADWELL, eldest son, a double portion; to the rest of the children, to Ann, John, Abell, Daniel, Abigail and Elias CADWELL, to each of them their single portions. The court appointed Nathaniel STANLY, Nathaniel GOODWIN, weaver, and Joseph GILBERT, of Hartford, distributors. The court appointed Mr. Caleb LEETE of Guilford guardian to Abigail CADWELL, a minor, 9 years of age, and Elias CADWELL, 8 years, children of the deceased. Matthew CADWELL appointed guardian to his brother Daniel CADWELL. (4) 1721/2, 3 Jan: The court appointed Matthew CADWELL guardian to his brother Abell CADWELL, a minor, 17 years of age. Distribution of the estate lists amounts paid to Matthew, John, Abell, Daniel, Elias, Anne, and Abigail. Another distribution of Matthew CADWELL's estate distributed to the Widow Abigail LEETE, no date given. (4) 1724, 1 Sep: John CADWELL, a son of Matthew CADWELL, late deceased, moved the court that whereas the persons formerly appointed to distribute said estate did not set out the housing and land by meets and bounds, the court appointed Nathaniel GOODWIN, John SKINNER and Joseph GILBERT Jr. to set out the housing and lands unto the relict by meets and bounds. (4b) 1755, 6 May: William CADWELL and Joseph DICKINS of Windsor, in right of his wife Mary CADWELL alias DICKINS, cited the rest of the heirs of the estate of Thomas CADWELL of Hartford dec'd, grandfather to the said William and Mary, to appear before the court and show cause why the undivided lands belonging to Thomas CADWELL his estate should not be divided. The above cited parties did not appear to make any objections, whereupon the court, on the motion of said William CADWELL and Joseph DICKINS, order that a distribution be made of land lying in Hartford on the east side of the river, in that land lying in the Five-Miles, so called, viz., 2/9 parts thereof to the heirs of Edward CADWELL deceased; to the heirs of Thomas CADWELL deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Matthew CADWELL deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Samuel CADWELL of said Hartford deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Mary CADWELL, alias DICKINS, of Windsor, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Abigail CADWELL, alias CHURCH, of Hartford deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Hannah CADWELL, alias BLISS of Springfield, in the County of Hampshire, 1/9 part; to Mehetabell CADWELL, alias BOARDMAN, deceased, her heirs, 1/9 part. The court appoints Samuel WELLES of Hartford, Erastus and Gideon WOLCOTT of Windsor to distribute the lands accordingly.

[N01I03171] Birth date could be 1678. (GH) Death date could be 17 August 1749, marriage date could be 9 Nov. [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society," Vol. XIV, "Births, Marriages and Deaths 1644-1730," ed. by Albert C. Bates (Hartford, 1912) p.586. (3) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Hartford District (Hartford, 1904) Vol. 1, 1635-1700, p.422-423; Vol. III, 1737-1742, p.240. Cites: (a) Vol. V, p.190. (b) Vol. XVII, p.61. (4) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.146. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. ! Birth: (1,2,4a) 12 Jan 1679, Hartford, CT. (1,4) d/o Thomas CADWELL/Elizabeth STEBBINS. (2) d/o Thom. CADWELL. Marriage to Samuel BOARDMAN: (1) 5 Nov 1696, Wethersfield, Hartford Co., CT. (4) Death: (1) 17 Aug 1749, Wethersfield, Hartford Co., CT. (3a) 1691, 11 Feb: Thomas CADWELL of Hartford, CT wrote his will. Gave to my daughters Abigail, Elizabeth, Hanna and Mehetabell, to each 20 pounds, all to be paid after the decease of me and my wife. (4) 1695/6, 8 Mar: Owned Covenant, First Church, Hartford. (3b) 1755, 6 May: William CADWELL and Joseph DICKINS of Windsor, in right of his wife Mary CADWELL alias DICKINS, cited the rest of the heirs of the estate of Thomas CADWELL of Hartford dec'd, grandfather to the said William and Mary, to appear before the court and show cause why the undivided lands belonging to Thomas CADWELL his estate should not be divided. The above cited parties did not appear to make any objections, whereupon the court, on the motion of said William CADWELL and Joseph DICKINS, order that a distribution be made of land lying in Hartford on the east side of the river, in that land lying in the Five-Miles, so called, viz., 2/9 parts thereof to the heirs of Edward CADWELL deceased; to the heirs of Thomas CADWELL deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Matthew CADWELL deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Samuel CADWELL of said Hartford deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Mary CADWELL, alias DICKINS, of Windsor, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Abigail CADWELL, alias CHURCH, of Hartford deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Hannah CADWELL, alias BLISS of Springfield, in the County of Hampshire, 1/9 part; to Mehetabell CADWELL, alias BOARDMAN, deceased, her heirs, 1/9 part. The court appoints Samuel WELLES of Hartford, Erastus and Gideon WOLCOTT of Windsor to distribute the lands accordingly.

[N01I03176] Called "Aunt Molly". Willed the old Cadwell place to her seven nieces and nephews since she had no children of her own. The house was built in 1765 and had the date carved on a beam over the door. The estate was known as Piedmont and was part of over 900 acres in Amelia County, VA. Stipulated in her will that the farm had to stay in the family. L. Cadwell Wilkinson bought out the others' shares. The last major battle of the Civil War was fought at Gaylor's Creek, which included Piedmont.

[N01I03179] Died in Civil War (Clay Cadwell).

[N01I03180] Moved to Farmington in 1728.

[N01I03186] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.148,151. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. (b) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1,2a) 8 Apr 1711. (1,2a) Hartford, Hartford Co., CT. (1,2) s/o Edward CADWELL/Deborah BUNCE. Baptism: (1,2b) 8 Apr 1711, Hartford, CT. (2b) First Church. Marriage to Alice GOODWIN: (1,2) Death: (1,2b) 23 Jun 1751, Hartford, Hartford Co., CT. Burial: (12) Center Church yard, Hartford, CT. (2) 1731, 22 Aug: Owned convenant, First Church, Hartford, CT.

[N01I03187] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.151,153. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1,2) s/o Nehemiah CADWELL/Alice GOODWIN. Baptism: (1,2a) 12 Sep 1731, Hartford, CT. (2a) First Church. Marriage to Hannah CLARK: (1) 16 Apr 1751, Hartford, CT. (2a) 16 Apr 1752, First Church, Hartford, CT. Death: (1) Hartford, CT. (2) 1753, 25 Mar: Nehemiah CADWELL & Hannah his wife owned the covenant, First Chuch, Hartford, CT. (2) 1790: Living in Hartford, CT: 1 male over 16, no males under 16, 4 females.

[N01I03200] (GA) death date could be 1856. 1802 moved his family from Harrington County, CT to Cazenovia, Madison City, NY, and from there to the shore of Oneida Lake in 1808.

[N01I03208] (GA) birth month could be July.

[N01I03214] There seems to be some confusion here. Perhaps this is the Rachel Cadwell, daughter of William Cadwell Jr. who married Eli Wadsworth. I'm not sure which one is correct.

[N01I03220] Birth date could be 6/28

[N01I03239] Clay Cadwell has a Susannah (and Ruth) as the daughter of Ruth Marsh, but Alice Gedge seems to prove that there is a Susannah (and Ruth) as the daughter of Rebecca Goodwin. Are these the same daughters? Probably, but I've left them both in for now.

[N01I03245] Name could be Seliman (Clay Cadwell)

[N01I03246] According to Clay Cadwell, birth date could be 20 or 30 April. Listed as Congregational. (GA] birthday is 30th. [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society," Vol. XIV, "Births, Marriages and Deaths 1644-1730," ed. by Albert C. Bates (Hartford, 1912) p.586,589. (3) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Hartford District (Hartford, 1904) Vol. 1, 1635-1700, p.422-423; Vol. 2, p.481; Vol. III, 1737-1742, p.240. Cites: (a) Vol. V, p.190. (b) Vol. XVII, p.61. (c) Vol. X, p.100-102. (d) Vol. XII, p.42. (4) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.146,147. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. ! Birth: (1,2,4a) 30 Apr 1675, Hartford, CT. (1,4) s/o Thomas CADWELL/Elizabeth STEBBINS. (2) s/o Thom. CADWELL. Marriage to Mary CLARK: (1) 16 Mar 1707. (1,2,4a) Hartford, CT. (2,4a) 16 Mar 1707/8. Death: (1) 6 Apr 1725, Hartford Co., CT. (4) 1724. (3a) 1691, 11 Feb: Thomas CADWELL of Hartford, CT wrote his will. Gave to son Samuel the one half of my dwelling house, barn, yards and home lot. (4) 1695/6, 8 Mar: Onwed covenant, First Church, Hartford, CT. (3c) 1724, 22 Dec: Samuel CADWELL Sen. of Hartford, husbandman, wrote his will. I give to my beloved wife Mary her dower rights. I give to my son Samuel CADWELL my housing and all my land and all my rights and privileges at the place called West Division. I give to my son Joseph CADWELL my house and all my lands with all my rights and privileges in the town. I give to my daughter Mary CADWELL 50 pounds. I appoint my wife Mary and my son Samuel CADWELL executors. Signed Samuel X CADWELL. Wits. Edward CADWELL, William CADWELL, Samuel WELLES. (3c) 1725: Inventory of estate of Samuel CADWELL of Hartford taken by John SHELDING, Robert SANDFORD and Nathaniel GOODWIN. Valued at 711.00.00 in lands. (3) 1725, 6 Apr: Will of Samuel CADWELL exhibited by Mary CADWELL, executrix. (3d) 1736, 6 Apr: Joseph CADWELL, age 18 years, son of Samuel CADWELL, chose Moses NASH of Hartford to be his guardian. (3b) 1755, 6 May: William CADWELL and Joseph DICKINS of Windsor, in right of his wife Mary CADWELL alias DICKINS, cited the rest of the heirs of the estate of Thomas CADWELL of Hartford dec'd, grandfather to the said William and Mary, to appear before the court and show cause why the undivided lands belonging to Thomas CADWELL his estate should not be divided. The above cited parties did not appear to make any objections, whereupon the court, on the motion of said William CADWELL and Joseph DICKINS, order that a distribution be made of land lying in Hartford on the east side of the river, in that land lying in the Five-Miles, so called, viz., 2/9 parts thereof to the heirs of Edward CADWELL deceased; to the heirs of Thomas CADWELL deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Matthew CADWELL deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Samuel CADWELL of said Hartford deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Mary CADWELL, alias DICKINS, of Windsor, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Abigail CADWELL, alias CHURCH, of Hartford deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Hannah CADWELL, alias BLISS of Springfield, in the County of Hampshire, 1/9 part; to Mehetabell CADWELL, alias BOARDMAN, deceased, her heirs, 1/9 part. The court appoints Samuel WELLES of Hartford, Erastus and Gideon WOLCOTT of Windsor to distribute the lands accordingly.

[N01I03249] The Cadwell house on Flagg Road in West Hartford, CT was built for Samuel and Elishaba. Birth date could be 11/1/1710 (Clay Cadwell).

[N01I03250] Had seven children, according to Clay Cadwell.

[N01I03271] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.151,471. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1,2) d/o Nehemiah CADWELL/Alice GOODWIN. Baptism: (1,2a) 11 Dec 1743, Hartford, CT. (2a) First Church. Marriage to Joseph PRATT: (1,2) 15 Sep 1768. (1) Hartford, CT. Death: (1,2) 17 Sep 1831. (2) 1769, 6 Aug: Joseph PRATT and Susanna his wife owned covenant, First Church, Hartford, CT.

[N01I03272] Clay Cadwell has a Susannah (and Ruth) as the daughter of Ruth Marsh, but Alice Gedge seems to prove that there is a Susannah (and Ruth) as the daughter of Rebecca Goodwin. Are these the same daughters? Probably, but I've left them both in for now.

[N01I03277] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.151. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1) Abt 1743. (1,2) d/o Nehemiah CADWELL/Alice GOODWIN. Marriage to Amos SHEPARD: (1,2a) 9 May 1769, Hartford, CT. (2a) First Church.

[N01I03281] Original family history has Thomas born in England, but evidence from other researchers points to his birth in CT. Thomas was a ferry keeper and resided near Front and State Streets (according to Perry Streeter). Hartford Co. probate records state that Thomas was a constable, farmer, and chiney viewer. Also states Congregational. [Clay Cadwell] There is a Thomas Cadwell, died 1694 in Hartford, CT listed in Everton's Root Celler #26759 (ELLEN J M WHEELER, 2324 NORTHWEST 45 ST OKLAHOMA CTY OK 73112) (Ginny Arveson) Birth date is 12 January 1628/9. Birthplace is Hartford, CT or Scotland. Some question about when Cadwell family came to America. According to documents from Rbt C. Eller "One source states that Edward I and his brother, Matthew, (sons of Thomas) came about 1680 from Holland, to which they had fled from Scotland to escape religious persectution by the Church of England. However, court records of Hartford, CT show that, on Oct. 13, 1654, (before Edward was even born) two thieves were convicted of stealing a pair of pistols from ...Thomas. Later records show that Thomas Cadwell was sworn in as a constable for Hartford Township on March 5, 1663." [Alice Gedge] SOURCE CITATION: Page: p.146 Title: CT: Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut Author: Barbour, Lucius Barnes Publication Information: Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1977 Call #: FHL book 974.62/H1 D2b Source Comments: **Bunce0001: p.30-31,74-75,108-111,146-155,234-239,368-369,426-427,614-629, 680-681,694-695,706-707. BARKER to BARNARD, BLACKMORE to BLISS, BULLARD to BUNCE, CADWELL, EGGLESTON to ENSIGN, LEWIS to LONG, OLFORD to OLCOTT, VAN ORDEN to WAKELEY (including WADSWORTH), WHITMORE to WILLETT, WOODHOUSE to WRIGHT. Copy from Mary Kemmerle, Sep 1998. **Cadwell0001: p.134-143,146-155,166-167,574-575. BUTLER to BYINGTON, CADWELL to CHAPMAN, STAVELY to STEDMAN, including STEBBING. Copy from Alice Gedge 1998. **Pratt0015: p.464-473. PORTER to RAYNES, including PRATT families. Copy from Alice Gedge. **Sloan0001: p.540-541. SLOAN families. Copy from Alice Gedge, 1996. **Smith0096: p.546-547,550-553. SMITH families. Copy from Alice Gedge. Repository Name: Family History Library Address: 35 North West Temple Street Salt Lake City, UT 84150 Phone: (801) 240-2331 ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, 1995) 1:285-287. Cites: (a) "The American Genealogist," 52:76-79. (3) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Hartford District (Hartford, 1904). Vol. 1, 1635-1700, p.237-238,422-423; Vol. III, p.240. Cites: (a) Vol. III, p.52-54. (b) Vol. V, p.190. (c) Vol. XVII, p.61. (4) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.146. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. (5) Ginnery Arverson. E-mail: ginnya@prodigy.net (1998). Cites:: (a) Robert Cadwell Eller, citing Hartford, CT court records. (b) World Family Tree CD, Vol. 12. (c) "Genealogical Dictionary of New England," Vol. 1. (d) Savage, "Dictionary of First Settlers of New England," Vol. 1, p.206. ! Birth: (5) s/o Walter CADWELL. 12 Jan 1628/9, Hartford, CT. (NOTE: Hartford not settled until 1636. Does not name any of his sons Walter, and none of his grandchildren are named Walter.) Marriage to Elizabeth STEBBINS: (1) Abt 1658, Hartford, CT. (2a) By 1659. (4) 1658. Death: (1,3b,4) 9 Oct 1694. (1,3b) Hartford, CT. (5) Emigrated to Dorchester, MA. (4) 1652: Of Hartford, CT. Lived on a portion of Deacon STEBBINS' home lot on the corner of the streets now Front and State Streets. (5a) 1654, 13 Oct: Two thieves were convicted of stealing a pair of pistols from Thomas CADWELL, Hartford, CT. (3c) 1655, 6 May: William CADWELL and Joseph DICKINS of Windsor, in right of his wife Mary CADWELL alias DICKINS, cited the rest of the heirs of the estate of Thomas CADWELL of Hartford dec'd, grandfather to the said William and Mary, to appear before the court and show cause why the undivided lands belonging to Thomas CADWELL his estate should not be divided. The above cited parties did not appear to make any objections, whereupon the court, on the motion of said William CADWELL and Joseph DICKINS, order that a distribution be made of land lying in Hartford on the east side of the river, in that land lying in the Five-Miles, so called, viz., 2/9 parts thereof to the heirs of Edward CADWELL deceased; to the heirs of Thomas CADWELL deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Matthew CADWELL deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Samuel CADWELL of said Hartford deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Mary CADWELL, alias DICKINS, of Windsor, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Abigail CADWELL, alias CHURCH, of Hartford deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Hannah CADWELL, alias BLISS of Springfield, in the County of Hampshire, 1/9 part; to Mehetabell CADWELL, alias BOARDMAN, deceased, her heirs, 1/9 part. The court appoints Samuel WELLES of Hartford, Erastus and Gideon WOLCOTT of Windsor to distribute the lands accordingly. (5a) 1662/3, 5 Mar: Thomas CADWELL sworn in as constable for Hartford Township, Hartford, CT. (4) 1662: Constable. (3) 1677, 18 Apr: Jeremy DIGGINS, plaintiff, vs. Thomas CADWELL, defendent, filed suit in Hartford court in an action for illegal detaining a piece of land in Hartford South Meadow belonging to said Jeremy DIGGINS in the right of Mary his wife, and appointed to him by the executors of the last will of Edward STEBBING, dec'd. (4) 1681: Licensed to keep the ferry. (3b) 1691, 11 Feb: Thomas CADWELL of Hartford, CT wrote his will. Gave to wife Elizabeth my entire estate for her use during life, except what I have already conveyed to my son Thomas & to my daughter DICKINS, which she has already exchanged with Mr. William GIBBINS at Podunk that piece of land in the South Meadow which was formerly my father STEBBINS'. Gave to eldest son Edward my lot in the landing place lying between Mrs. Abigail OLCOTT and Nath. STANLY's lot. The reason why I give my son Edward no more is because of that good estate his grandfather STEBBINGS gave him which came to him in right of my wife his mother, who was the only child living of his said grandfather when he deceased. Gave to son Thomas, besides that part of my home lot which he is already possessed of, all my lot in the long meadow called Grant's Lot, containing about 4 acres, lying between Lt. Col. TALCOTT and John DAYE's lots, always provided the said Thomas relinquish his claim to one acre and one rood of land in the South Meadow that his sister Mary DICKINS may not be molested or troubled in that land in the south meadow that was formerly given to her. Also gives to him the one half of my grass lot at the lower end of the Long Meadow lying between Mr. LORD's & Thomas OLMSTEAD's lots. Also my wood lot in the ox pasture lying between Lt. Col. ALLYN's land north and John SKINNER deceased his lot south, & this he is to receive at the decease of me and my wife Elizabeth , he paying his proportion of legacies to his sisters. Gave to son Samuel the one half of my dwelling house, barn, yards and home lot. Gave to son Matthew the other half of my dwelling house, barn, yards and homelot. Gave to daughter Mary DICKINS 4 pounds in addition to what I had formerly given to her. To my daughters Abigail, Elizabeth, Hanna and Mehetabell, to each 20 pounds, all to be paid after the decease of me and my wife. Wife Elizabeth to be sole executrix. Mr. Nathaniel STANLY and Capt. Caleb STANLY to be overseers. Signed Thomas CADWELL. Wits. John PANTRY, Thomas OLCOTT. (3b) 1694, 8 Nov: Inventory of the estate of Thomas CADWELL of Hartford taken by Joseph WADSWORTH, Zachary SANDFORD, John MARSH. Valued at 693.18.00 pounds. (3) 1694, 14 Nov: Will proved. (3c) 1755, 6 May: William CADWELL and Joseph DICKINS of Windsor, in right of his wife Mary CADWELL alias DICKINS, cited the rest of the heirs of the estate of Thomas CADWELL of Hartford dec'd, grandfather to the said William and Mary, to appear before the court and show cause why the undivided lands belonging to Thomas CADWELL his estate should not be divided. The above cited parties did not appear to make any objections, whereupon the court, on the motion of said William CADWELL and Joseph DICKINS, order that a distribution be made of land lying in Hartford on the east side of the river, in that land lying in the Five-Miles, so called, viz., 2/9 parts thereof to the heirs of Edward CADWELL deceased; to the heirs of Thomas CADWELL deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Matthew CADWELL deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Samuel CADWELL of said Hartford deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Mary CADWELL, alias DICKINS, of Windsor, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Abigail CADWELL, alias CHURCH, of Hartford deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Hannah CADWELL, alias BLISS of Springfield, in the County of Hampshire, 1/9 part; to Mehetabell CADWELL, alias BOARDMAN, deceased, her heirs, 1/9 part. The court appoints Samuel WELLES of Hartford, Erastus and Gideon WOLCOTT of Windsor to distribute the lands accordingly. (NOTE: Could source 3 have made a transcribing error in referring to Thomas as Mary's grandfather rather than father?) [Connie Duke] Thomas came to the U.S. about l632 and followed Thomas Hooker to Hartford, CT. [Mike OLeary] Respectable farmer, chimney viewer, and apptd. constable in 1662

[N01I03282] Cites birth date, death date and place.

[N01I03287] Originally had this person at the wrong place, as they are incorrect in"The Charles Pleasant Wilkinson Family". Also had wife's name as "Kelly", not Kellogg.

[N01I03299] Birthplace may be West Hartford, CT.

[N01I03300] Killed in Civil War. Was in 44th Virginia, a part of Stonewall Jackson's Corp. (CSA).

[N01I03301] Originally had name as Tracey Cadwell. Changed per Clay Cadwell email. Clay has a handwritten copy of his will. Originally had a daughter (Laura) listed, but Clay claimed that she did not exist.

[N01I03303] Went by "Jeannie". Lost two brothers in the Civil War. One at battle of Chancellorville and one at battle of McDowell. Both were in 44th Virginia, a part of Stonewall Jackson's Corp.

[N01I03307] (GH) Geneva Hamilton (rgham@thegrid.net): I understand both Walterr and Thomas Cadwell came to America 1619, land in Maine, Walter listed as a merchant. John was next heard about in Mass in 1630 when he, too, was first noted as a merchant. By 1632 he was living in CT. Walter and John left Scotland and shipped to America out of Liverpool. I have not learned the details of their Maine residence but so far, have assumed Walter died there and John then migrated to the New England colonies in Mass where he soon decided to leave for CT. -Some information from Broderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree 4785. -Information from Merlin Hansen (Merlinh@execu.net): Spellingg variations include Cadell, Caddell, Cadel, Campbell, and others. First found in Banffshire where they were recorded as a family of great antiquity seated at Ardwale and Asloune in that shire. Some of the first settlers of that name were: John Cadell who settled in the Barbados in 1654; another Joh arrived in New York in 1774. Infers that the Cadwell name is a variant of Campbell, probably derived from cam-beul, one of the oldest in the Highland. The founder of the Argyll line was Cailean Mor (d. 1294), whose descendant, Colin Campbell (d. 1493), 1st earl of Argyll, married Isabel Stewart of Lome.

[N01I03310] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.148,152. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1) Abt 1719, Hartford, CT. (1,2) s/o William CADWELL/Rebecca GOODWIN. Baptism: (1,2a) 26 Apr 1719, Hartford, CT. (2a) First Church. Marriage to Alice CADWELL: (1) Abt 1756. (NOTE: He would have been age 37.) (2a) 25 Jan 1756, First Church, Hartford, CT. Death: (1,2) 27 Feb 1773. Burial: (1,2) Center Church, Hartford, CT. (1) Of Hartford, CT. (2) 1757, 8 May: William CADWELL Jr. owned covenant, First Church, Hartford, CT.

[N01I03311] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) "Marsh Genealogy," by Dwight Whitney Marsh (Carpenter & Morehouse, Amherst, MA, 1895) p.21. FHL #929.273 M352md. (2) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (3) "Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society," Vol. XIV, "Births, Marriages and Deaths 1644-1730," ed. by Albert C. Bates (Hartford, 1912) p.586. (4) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.146,148. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. (5) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Hartford District (Hartford, 1904) Vol. 2, 1715-1723, p.367. Cites: (a) Vol. IX, p.329-330. (b) Vol. X, p.9. ! Birth: (2,3,4a) 24 Aug 1684, Hartford, CT. (2,4) s/o Edward CADWELL/Elizabeth BUTLER. (2) s/o Edward CADWELL/Elizabeth. Age 91 at death on 11 Jun 1775 (b. 1684). Marriage to Ruth MARSH: (1,4a) 31 Oct 1711. (2) (4a) Hartford, CT. Marriage to Rebecca GOODWIN: (2) 10 Apr 1718, Hartford, Hartford Co., CT. (4) 10 Apr 1718? Death: (2,4) 11 Jun 1775. (2) Hartford, Hartford Co., CT. Burial: (2,4) Center Church Yard, Hartford, CT. (1) Of Hartford, CT. (4) 1711/2, 3 Feb: Admitted to full communion, First Church, Hartford, CT. (5a) 1716/7, 2 Jan: Edward CADWELL Sen. of Hartford, wrote his will. Gave to wife Elizabeth my negro or malatto boy Diego during the time my said wife shall continue my widow, and when that time shall terminate my will is my son William shall have said Diego. Residue of my lands I give to my two sons, Edward CADWELL and William CADWELL, to be equally divided between them. My will is that after my decease John CADWELL, who now dwells with and is bound to me, if I happen to die before his time is out, shall go to my son William according to the indentures, and that my said son William shall pay the 20 pounds due by the said indenture unto the said John when his time is out. My will is that if the said Diego happen to live so that by force of this my will he come to serve my son William, my said son William shall, in consideration thereof, pay to each of my two daughters or their heirs the sum of 5 pounds. I appoint my two sons executors. (5b) 1722/3, 5 Mar: An agreement for the settlement of the real estate of Edward CADWELL was exhibited by Edward CADWELL and William CADWELL, sons.

[N01I03312] Birth date could be 12/05/1661 is he is a twin of Thomas (GenServ CANC6GA). (CC) Never married. [Alice Gedge] ! (1) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, 1995) 3:1752-1753. Cites: (a) Hartford Probate District, CT St. Archives, Case #5154. (b) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," Vol. 1, Hartford Probate Dist., 1635-1700, comp. by Charles William Manwaring (Hartford, 1904) 1:238. (2) Ancestral File, FHL, 1996. (3) "Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society," Vol. XIV, "Births, Marriages and Deaths 1644-1730," ed. by Albert C. Bates (Hartford, 1912) p.586. (4) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.146. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. ! Birth: (1a,b,3) s/o Thomas CADWELL. (2,3) 14 Jul 1665. (2,3,4a) Hartford, CT. (2,4) s/o Thomas CADWELL/Elizabeth STEBBINS. (4a) 14 Jul 1664. Death: (2) Abt 1680, Hartford, CT. (1a,b) 1670, 20 May: In her will, Frances STEBBING, living in Hartford, widow, bequeathed to my 4 grandchildren, Thomas, William, Matthew and Mary CADWELL, 4 pounds apiece, to be paid by my loving son Thomas CADWELL. (1a,b) 1673, 12 Nov: In a codicil to her will, Frances STEBBING bequeathed 7 acres of land in the South Meadow to the three children of my son & daughter CADWELL: viz. Thomas, William and Mary, along with 4 acres more in the south meadow; two of these four acres to go to the now two youngest children of my son and daughter CADWELL, viz: Matthew and Abigail CADWELL.

[N01I03489] Gunner in "Old Lafayette Artillery". Lost eye and arm in Capital Square when firing salute in memory of Henry Clay, July 1852. Middle name could be William.

[N01I03490] See obituary for details: Resident of Richmond, VA. Member of Park Place Methodist Church. Obituary lists children as: Mrs. S. L. Franklin, Mrs. M. E. Brown, Mrs. C. Boyd Luck, Mrs. W. J. Whipple, William L. Eddens, Steve P. Eddens. Unclear which daughters married which men listed. Daughter of one of the daughters is the "Cousin Addie" who wrote to Mary Eddens. "Cousin Addie" claimed that her father was killed at Gettysburg, July 1864 (probably should be 1863). Died at home. Plot B, Division 5, Section 110

[N01I03493] From DAR Application of Mary Eddens: John Elder served as a private in the Pennsylvania troops. He was pensioned in 1832 (Pension W24117). Services: 1777 - Capt. John Foster. 1778 - " " " St. Nicholas 1779 - " " " St. Matthew Wilkinson 1781 - Cpt. Wm. Clark

[N01I03494] Date could be 31 Dec.

[N01I03524] [John Chandler GEDCOM] He studied medicine with a local doctor and then went to the Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia. He joined the Masons at Liberty Lodge, No. 97, on 1851 Oct 6. He and his family bought and lived at Cottage Grove near Skinquarter for several years, and then moved to the Gresham place. He signed a petition for Virginia's secession in 1861.

[N01I03525] [wilk.ged] Daughter of Christopher Cundiff of Bedford Co.

[N01I03528] [wilk.ged] She lived at home and kept house after her mother became an invalid.

[N01I03529] [wilk.ged] He was reputed to be mentally slow.

[N01I03535] [wilk.ged] The identification is uncertain.

[N01I03575] [Lance McRae.FTW] GEDCOM line 23974 not recognizable or too long: 1 NAME Elizabeth /WILLCOCKSON (WILCOXSON, WILCOX)/GEDCOM line 23974 not recognizable or too long: 1 NAME Elizabeth /WILLCOCKSON (WILCOXSON, WILCOX)/

[N01I06073] (PS) Uncertain. Has name as Stebbins.

[N01I06074] Could be Stebbing (from Perry Streeter and Ginny Alverson). (GA) Death is 19 August 1668 at Hartford, CT. [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, 1995) 3:1750-1753. Cites: (a) "The American Genealogist," p.30:193-204; 31:193-201,356. (b) "Records of the Governor and Company of the Massachusetts Bay in New England," 1628-1686, ed. Nathaniel B. Shurtleff (Boston, 1853-1854) 1:369. (c) "The Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut," 1636-1776 (Hartford, 1850-1890) 1:27,46,58,64, 67,69,112,163,185,195,207,211,218,224,231,245,246,259,264,274,278,28 1,282, 362,413. (d) "Records of the Particular Court of Connecticut, 1639-1663," Colelctions of the CT Hist. Soc. (Hartford, 1928; rpt. Bowie, MD, 1987) Vol. 22, p.18,23,24,30,34,39,46,106,112,124,145,178,180,188,223,238,240,251. (e) "The Records of the Town of Cambridge (Formerly Newtowne) Massachusetts, 1630-1703..." (Cambridge, 1901) p.5,13,18. (f) "The Register Book of the Lands and Houses in the 'New Towne' and Town of Cambridge..." (Cambridge, 1896) p.21-22,38-39,41,52. (g) "Original Distribution of the Lands in Hartford Among the Settlers, 1639," Collections of the CT Hist. Soc., Vol. 14 (Hartford, 1912; rpt. Bowie, MD, 1989) p.65-66,103-108. (h) Hartford Probate District, CT St. Archives, Case #5153. (i) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," Vol. 1, Hartford Probate Dist., 1635-1700, comp. by Charles William Manwaring (Hartford, 1904) 1:237. Makes many errors of transcription. (j) Donald Lines Jacobus and Edgar Francis Waterman, "Hale, House and Related Families, Mainly of the Connecticut River Valley" (Hartford 1952; rpt. Baltimore, 1978) p.644-646. (2) "Manual of the First Church in Hartford, With a Catalogue of Surviving Members, November 1867" (Hartford, CT, Wiley, Waterman & Eaton, 1867) p.5. (3) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Vol. 1, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) p.237-238. Cites: (a) Vol. III, p.52-54. (4) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.575. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. ! Birth: (1a) s/o William STEBBING. Baptism: (1a) Probably 24 February 1594/5, Black Notley, Essex. Marriage to Frances TOUGH: (1a) Widow of Sampson CHESTER and Thomas SMITH. By about 1629. (4) Frances. Death: (1) Between 8 Oct 1663 and 19 Aug 1668, the date of inventory of his estate, and probably closer to the latter date. (2) Aug 1668, Hartford, CT. (3a) Will dtd 24 Aug 1663. Inventory of estate dtd 19 Aug 1668, Hartford, CT. (4) 1663. (1) Probably came from Braintree, Essex. (1) 1633: Came to New England. Settled in Cambridge, Massachusetts Bay. (1e) 1633, 5 Aug: Edward STEBINGE was granted 1 acre for a cowyard in Cambridge. (4) 1633: Of Cambridge. (1b,4) 1634, 14 May: Admitted Freeman as Edm: STEBBINS. (1e) 1635, 20 Aug: Granted a proportional share of 1 1/2 in the undivided meadow, Cambridge. (4) 1635, May: On committee to consider ENDICOTT's "defacing the colors." (1f) 1635, 5 Oct: In the Cambridge land inventory, Edward STEBINGE held 7 parcels: "in the town one house and garden with backside about half a rood"; one acre in Cowyard Row; 3 acres on Small Lot Hill; 7 acres and 3 roods in the Neck of Land; one acre in the Ox Marsh; 3 acres in the Long Marsh; and 9 acres in the Great Marsh. (1e) 1635/6, 8 Feb: He was credited with 1 house in a list of those with houses in the town of Cambridge. (1f) 1636, 2 May: Edward STEBINGE of the New Towne sold to Nicholas DANFORTH one dwelling house with garden and backside, about half a rood; one acre in Cowyard Row; 3 acres on Small Lot Hill; 8 acres in the Neck of Land; 3 acres in the Long Marsh; and 7 1/2 acres in Alewife Meadow. On the same date he sold to Nicholas DANFORTH for the use of Edward COLLINS 6 acres in the Great Marsh. On the same date he sold to Nicholas DANFORTH about 4 1/2 acres of land lying in the Neck of Land lately the land of Richard WEBB and about 5 acres of land lying in the Great Marsh lately the land of Richard WEBB. (1) 1636: Removed to Hartford. (4) An original proprietor of Hartford, CT. (4) Early member of the First Church at Hartford, CT. Named on the Founders Monument. (1f) By 1637, 25 Sep: William WADSWORTH had purchased of Edward STEBINE 9 acres of marsh, Cambridge. (4) 1638: Constable. (1f) By 1639: Thomas MARRIOT had purchased of Edward STEBIN of Hartford in Connectecote 3 roods in cow lot row and 1 acre in the Ox Marsh, Cambridge, MA. (4) 1639: His home lot extended from the Meeting House Square to the street now Front St. (1c) 1639, 11 Apr: Deputy for Hartford to Connecticut General Court. (4) Deputy various times from 1639 to 1656. (g) 1639/40, Feb: In the Hartford, CT land inventory, Edward STEBBIN held 28 parcels of land, most of which were acquired after the date of the inventory. He also held another 6 parcels in partnership with 4 other men. (1c) 1640, 9 Apr: Deputy for Hartford to Connecticut General Court. (1c) 1640/1, 8 Feb: Deputy for Hartford to Connecticut General Court. (1c) 1641, 9 Apr: Deputy for Hartford to Connecticut General Court. (1c) 1641, 9 Sep: Deputy for Hartford to Connecticut General Court. (1c) 1641, 9 Nov: Deputy for Hartford to Connecticut General Court. (1d) 1642/3, 2 Mar: Served on a jury. (1d) 1643, 9 Nov: Served on a jury. (1c) 1644, 25 Oct: Appointed Commissioner for Hartford to collect money for the maintenance of scholars at Cambridge. (1d) 1644, Dec: Served on a jury. (1d) 1645, 5 Jun: Served on a jury. (1d) 1645/6, 5 Mar: Served on a jury. (1d) 1647, 19 May: Served on a jury. (1c) 1648, 18 May: Deputy for Hartford to Connecticut General Court. (1c) 1649, 17 May: Deputy for Hartford to Connecticut General Court. (1c) 1649, 13 Sep: Deputy for Hartford to Connecticut General Court. (1c) 1650, 16 May: Deputy for Hartford to Connecticut General Court. (1c) 1650, 12 Sep: Deputy for Hartford to Connecticut General Court. (1c) 1651, 15 May: Deputy for Hartford to Connecticut General Court. (1c) 1651, 11 Sep: Deputy for Hartford to Connecticut General Court. (1d) 1651, Dec: Served on Coroner's jury on the body of Henry STILES. (1c) 1652, 20 May: Deputy for Hartford to Connecticut General Court. (d) 1652, 7 Sep: Edward STEBBING paid the fine of John MASTERS. (1c) 1653, 28 Jul: Deputy for Hartford to Connecticut General Court. (1c) 1653, 11 Aug: Deputy for Hartford to Connecticut General Court. (1c) 1653, 8 Sep: Deputy for Hartford to Connecticut General Court. (1d) 1654-1662: Edward STEBBINS was frequently involved in his neighbors' probates and took the trusted position of executor or administrator at least 4 times between 1654 and 1662, on the estates of Thomas GREENHILL, William CROSSE, Mr. HAINES's children, and Mrs. Dorothy CHESTER. (1c) 1654, 18 May: Edward STEBBING and Thomas COLEMAN were appointed to draw up some rules for sealing leather, etc. (1c) 1654, 14 Sep: Deputy for Hartford to Connecticut General Court. (1c) 1655, 17 May: Deputy for Hartford to Connecticut General Court. (1d) 1655, 7 Jun: Served on a jury. (1c) 1655, 4 Oct: Deputy for Hartford to Connecticut General Court. (1c) 1656, 15 May: Deputy for Hartford to Connecticut General Court. (1c) 1656, 2 Oct: Deputy for Hartford to Connecticut General Court. (1d) 1658, 5 May: Served on a jury. (1c) 1660/1, 14 Mar: The court having heard the case respecting Jeremie and John ADAMS and Edward STEBBING, respecting the sale of the homelot of Thomas GREENHILL, at Hartford, do sentence and conclude, that the said sale of that lot by Edward STEBBING to Mr. GOODWIN is a legal sale. (1d) 1661, 5 Sep: Served on a jury. (1d) 1661, 9 Oct: Served on a jury. (2) Deacon of the First Church in Hartford, CT. (1c) 1663, 8 Oct: The court approved Deacon STEBBING and Lt. BULL paying what appeared to be due from Mr. HOPKINS' estate to Mr. BOURNES or Mr. DALLYE. (1h,i,3a) 1663, 24 Aug: Edward STEBBINS wrote his will. Bequeathed to well beloved wife Francis my housing & lands in Hartford, except such lands as are hereafter mentioned as appointed to be sold, which she is to enjoy for the term of her natural life, as also two best cows & three of the best swine, and use of household stuff as she shall need. Also in the end of her natural life she shall have liberty to dispose of 40 pounds as she shall think fit. To "our beloved son" John CHESTER, 40 pounds. After wife's decease, housing and land to Edward CADWELL, my son CADWELL's child, and John WILSON. If John dies before age 21, his share to go to Samuel WILSON, and if Edward CADWELL die before 21, his share to go to the rest of my daughter CADWELL's children, and if both John and Samuel WILSON die before 21, then the whole to go to my daughter CADWELL's children. To my son and daughter CADWELL for the use & benefit of their children, 20 pounds. To John WILSON a featherbed & furniture & such things as belong to my shop and trade. To Samuell WILSON, 30 pounds. To the 4 children of my dear sister HOLYOKE, 40s. apiece, John's part to be paid at the age of 21 years. To my son GAYLER's (or GAYLORD's) children, Joseph & Benjamin & Joanna, 8 pounds apiece. Also Mary GAYLER I do order to be with her grandmother and to have 20 pounds. John WILSON shall be with his grandmother to help her... during which time I desire he be instructed in my trade by Caleb STANLEY. My wife to be executrix. Honored Mr. Samuel WILLIS & my well beloved brother & friends Eleazer HOLYOKE, Lt. BULL and Lt. Robert WEBSTER to be executors. Residue at the death of wife to my daughter CADWELL's children & to John WILSON & Mary GAYLER. To Richard WELLER 20s. having formerly delivered into his hands about 30 pounds for the benefit of his children. To executors 50s. apiece. He signed his will Edward STEBBING. (3a) Wits. Eleazer HOLYOKE. (1h,3a,4) 1668, 19 Aug: The inventory of the estate of Deacon Edward STEBBING late of Hartford, deceased. (1h,3a) Totalled 639 pounds 2s.. (1h) Inventory included 364 pounds in housing and lands, and books valued at 2 pounds. (3a) Inventory taken by Eleazer HOLYOKE, John ALLYN, Thomas BULL and James ENSIGN. (4) Totalled 669 pounds 2s. (1h,i,3) 1668, 3 Sep: His will was proved. (3) 1677, 18 Apr: Jeremy DIGGINS, plaintiff, vs. Thomas CADWELL, defendent, filed suit in Hartford court in an action for illegal detaining a piece of land in Hartford South Meadow belonging to said Jeremy DIGGINS in the right of Mary his wife, and appointed to him by the executors of the last will of Edward STEBBING, dec'd.

[N01I06239] [Thomas Cadwell] Built and operated a sawmill in Cornwall, Ontario. Was also a Town Councilor - Married Jane Ferguson. Several children died? So far only know of one surviving child: Charles Walter Cadwell.

[N01I06241] [Thomas Cadwell] Became a successful businessman in Windsor, operating Cadwell Sand & Gravel Company. Had several ships one being a sandsucker the C.W. Cadwell. He married Wilhelmina Harsen daughter of Jacob John Harsen and Polly or Fanny Perry. Wilhelmina was born November 4, 1858, Place of Birth: Harsen's Island, St. Clair River, Mich. She died September 29, 1922 in Windsor Ontario. Had two sons Walter Harsen and Charles Homer Lived later life in Florida. Died 31 October 1942. (Below was copied from the Who's Who and Why 1921 London Public Library August 5, 1988 Also in 1917-18 book.) Charles Walter Cadwell was President of Cadwell Sand & Gravel Co., Ltd. Builders supplies of all kinds in Windsor, Ontario Canada. With yards in Walkerville and Sandwich: President, Cadwell Dredging Co., Ltd.; President Cadwell's Ltd.; President, The Ontario Gravel Freighting Co., Ltd. ; President, The Ontario Asphalt Block Co., Ltd. ; General Manager, The Cadwell Transit Co. Born Cornwall, Ontario, August 26, 1857, son of A. E. Cadwell and Jane (Ferguson) Cadwell. Educated: Public Schools, Cornwall. Partner, Cleveland Silex stone Co., Detroit. Mich., 12 years; established present business in own name 1904: organized present Company, 1910: during 1914, built about 190,000 square feet of sidewalk and 60,000 yards of pavement. Councillor, Board of Trade, Windsor, 1918. Married Wilhelmina Harsen, daughter of John Harsen, Ont. 17, 1895: has two sons. Clubs: Walkerville Boat (Walkerville) ; Rotary (Detroit, Mich.). Society: A.F. & A. M. (Shriner). Conservative; Christian Scientist, Residence: 265 Oullette Ave., Windsor, Ontario Canada

[N01I06243] [Thomas Cadwell] Graduated from Royal Military College in Kingston Land served overseas in W.W.1 as a Lieutenant. In later life served as a cost - accountant with U.S. Air Force at Wright Patterson Airfield in Dayton, Ohio. Married Mary Alice McNicholl on June 21, 1920. Mary Alice McNicholl Daughter of Joseph McNicholl and Emily Bareford was born on February 11, 1900. Her place of birth was St. Thomas, Ontario. She died September 20, 1962 in Windsor, Ontario Canada. They had only One Child, James Donald, 1925.

[N01I09344] Lord Bergavonny [Hendon-Hunt book]

[N01I09346] third Duke of Buckingham. Beheaded in 1521.

[N01I09348] second Duke of Buckingham, beheaded 1483.

[N01I09350] Humphrey, Earl of Stafford. Killed at the battle of St. Albans.

[N01I09352] First Duke of Buckingham, killed at he Battle of Northampton in 1460.

[N01I09354] First Earl of Westmoreland.

[N01I09355] Edmund, fifth Earl of Stafford, killed at the Battle of Shrewsbury, 1540.

[N01I09357] Duke of Gloucester, murdered at Calais, 1397.

[N01I09359] King of England

[N01I09361] Hugh, second Earl of Stafford.

[N01I09363] Earl of Warrick.

[N01I09364] Ralph, Lord Stafford.

[N01I09365] Margaret carried the baronetcy of Audley into the family. It expired upon the attainer of Edward, Duke of Buckingham with that nobleman's other honors in 1721.

[N01I09366] Lord Audley, created Earl of Gloucester.

[N01I09367] Widow of Piers Gaveston. Only one daughter and heiress.

[N01I09368] Second wife of Gilbert de Clare.

[N01I09369] Earl of Hertford and Glaucester.

[N01I09370] King of England, crowned 1274.

[N01I09372] King of Castile.

[N01I09379] [WCadwell.FTW] Put under guardianship 1/24/1815 of Moses R. Bartlett and Joanthan Ely, Jr. as he "was wasting his estate by excessive drinking and debauchery."

[N01I09382] [WCadwell.FTW] First name might be Sally

[N01I09412] [WCadwell.FTW] Lucina?

[N01I09446] [WCadwell.FTW] Possibly Hurlburt

[N01I09451] [WCadwell.FTW] Twin of Adaline

[N01I09452] [WCadwell.FTW] Twin of Angeline

[N01I09459] [WCadwell.FTW] Twin of Eunice

[N01I09463] [WCadwell.FTW] Also a sister by same name born 5/20/1832

[N01I09468] [WCadwell.FTW] Twin of Josephus

[N01I09509] [WCadwell.FTW] Apparently died very young. Brother has same name.

[N01I09528] of Digges Court, Kent, England.

[N01I09530] Sir Dudley Digges of Chilham Castle, Kent, Master of the Rolls [Herndon-Hunt book]. The Herndon-Hunt book also lists below this entry references (which may apply to all ancestors of this line as well): Richmond Times Dispatch, August 22, 1915; American Ancestor, Governor Edward Digges of Kent, England and "Belfield", Virginia.

[N01I09531] Believed to have been a sister of Colonel John Page of York County, VA.

[N01I09535] [WCadwell.FTW] Last Name Cunliff, husband's name not available. D.A.R. # 46292.

[N01I09537] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, 1995) 3:1752-1753. Cites: (a) Hartford Probate District, CT St. Archives, Case #5154. (b) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," Vol. 1, Hartford Probate Dist., 1635-1700, comp. by Charles William Manwaring (Hartford, 1904) 1:238. (2) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (3) "Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society," Vol. XIV, "Births, Marriages and Deaths 1644-1730," ed. by Albert C. Bates (Hartford, 1912) p.586. (4) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Hartford District (Hartford, 1904) Vol. 1, 1635-1700, p.422-423; Vol. III, p.240. Cites: (a) Vol. V, p.190. (b) Vol. XVII, p.61. (5) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.146. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. ! Birth: (1a,b,3) d/o Thomas CADWELL. (2,3,5a) 26 Nov 1670, Hartford, CT. (2,5) d/o Thomas CADWELL/Elizabeth STEBBINS. Marriage to John CHURCH: (2) Apr 1688, Hartford, CT. (5) Death: (2) Bef Jun 1735. (1a,b) 1673, 12 Nov: In a codicil to her will, Frances STEBBING bequeathed 7 acres of land in the South Meadow to the three children of my son & daughter CADWELL: viz. Thomas, William and Mary, along with 4 acres more in the south meadow; two of these four acres to go to the now two youngest children of my son and daughter CADWELL, viz: Matthew and Abigail CADWELL. (4a) 1691, 11 Feb: Thomas CADWELL of Hartford, CT wrote his will. Gave to my daughters Abigail, Elizabeth, Hanna and Mehetabell, to each 20 pounds, all to be paid after the decease of me and my wife. (4b) 1755, 6 May: William CADWELL and Joseph DICKINS of Windsor, in right of his wife Mary CADWELL alias DICKINS, cited the rest of the heirs of the estate of Thomas CADWELL of Hartford dec'd, grandfather to the said William and Mary, to appear before the court and show cause why the undivided lands belonging to Thomas CADWELL his estate should not be divided. The above cited parties did not appear to make any objections, whereupon the court, on the motion of said William CADWELL and Joseph DICKINS, order that a distribution be made of land lying in Hartford on the east side of the river, in that land lying in the Five-Miles, so called, viz., 2/9 parts thereof to the heirs of Edward CADWELL deceased; to the heirs of Thomas CADWELL deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Matthew CADWELL deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Samuel CADWELL of said Hartford deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Mary CADWELL, alias DICKINS, of Windsor, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Abigail CADWELL, alias CHURCH, of Hartford deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Hannah CADWELL, alias BLISS of Springfield, in the County of Hampshire, 1/9 part; to Mehetabell CADWELL, alias BOARDMAN, deceased, her heirs, 1/9 part. The court appoints Samuel WELLES of Hartford, Erastus and Gideon WOLCOTT of Windsor to distribute the lands accordingly.

[N01I09544] [WCadwell.FTW] Last name Seagrave, husband's name not available. D.A.R. #46312.

[N01I09547] At the point, the genealogy gets suspect, as it enters the section of the book that traces back to Adam. However, since I'm not sure which part is real and which part is imagined, I've entered as much as seemed plausible.

[N01I09551] William was from New Kent County, VA, where he patented land in St. Stephen's Parish, New Kent on February 16, 1674. Only one son known.

[N01I09554] Governor Digges entered Grey's Inn May 19, 1637, and came to Virginia in 1650, settling at "Belfield" on York River. He was a member of the Council in 1654, Auditor-General 1670-75, and Governor from March 31, 1655 to March , 1657. With Elizabeth, he had 6 sons and 7 daughters. The Digges arms are on the tomb of Edward Digges at "Belfield" where Governor Digges was buried, and his tomb bears evidence to his being "Sonne of Sir Dudley Digges, Knight and Baronet, Master of the Rolls in the reign of King Charles I. [Herndon-Hunt book, p. 14]

[N01I09558] [WCadwell.FTW] Last name Esten, husband's name not available. D.A.R. #46293

[N01I09580] [WCadwell.FTW] Died at age 21

[N01I09603] [WCadwell.FTW] DAR #44945

[N01I09625] According to the Herndon-Hunt book: "The Waller family was a very notable one. It is said that the family were descended from the Norman Knight Alured de Valler (Waller), who came to England with William the Conqueror, and finally settled in Kent County, England. The first of the family to come to Virginia was John Waller, who came in 1635. He was a son of Sir William Waller. He settled on the Pamunkey River. He had a son Edmund Waller, who was the father of Judge Benjamin Waller. John Waller, the first clerk of Spottsylvania County, was a son of Dr. Edmund Waller, who was a son of Edmund Waller, the poet."

[N01I09667] [WCadwell.FTW] Lived on Glendale Rd in Wilbraham. Served in War of 1812.

[N01I09700] [WCadwell.FTW] Not sure Stephen is in this family based on year of birth.

[N01I09711] [WCadwell.FTW] Stillborn

[N01I09713] [WCadwell.FTW] Died at age 29

[N01I09718] [WCadwell.FTW] Died with a week of sister Huldah.

[N01I09719] [WCadwell.FTW] Possibly son of Mary Cadwell

[N01I09720] [WCadwell.FTW] Wife of Timothy Cadwell. Maiden name not known. Is Timothy who died in 1822 her son?

[N01I09735] [WCadwell.FTW] Year of birth seems unlikely. 1790 came from Wilb. Vital Statistics book.

[N01I09795] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "The Ancestry and The Descendants of John Pratt of Hartford, Conn.," by Charles B. Whittelsey (Hartford Press, Hartford, CT, 1900) p.25. FHL #1,320,732, item 4. (2) "Burke's American Families with British Ancestry" (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1977) p.2716. Ancestry of William Brownell Goodwin. (3) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Vol. 1, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) p.308. Cites: (a) Vol. 4, p.120. (3b) Court Record, p.69. (4) "Genealogical Notes, or Contributions to the Family History of Some of the First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts," by Nathaniel Goodwin (Hartford, CT, 1856) p.xv. (5) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, MA, 1995) 2:793. Cites: (a) "The Goodwins of Hartford, CT, Descendants of William and Ozias Goodwin" by James Junius Goodwin (Hartford, 1891) p.107-108, citing CT Archives, Private Controversies, Vol. 1; Hadley Town Records. (6) "Pitkin Family of America," by A.P. Pitkin (1887) p.xxvii,2. FHL #1,036,056, item 2. ! Birth: (1,2,6) 1596, England. (4,5a) Age 78 years in 1674 (b. 1596). (4,5a,6) Brother of Elder William GOODWIN. Marriage to Mary WOODWARD: (1,2,6) Death: (2) 1683. (3a) Inventory of estate dtd 3 Apr 1683, Hartford, CT. (4) About Apr 1683. (2) Of Bocking, Essex, England. (2) 1632: Left England in the "Lion." (6) Came to America with the Rev. Thomas HOOKER. (2) Settled at Newton, MA. (5) 1639: (2) 1635: (2,4) One of the first settlers of Hartford, CT. (4) His brother William was also one of the first settlers. (5) First appears in Hartford in 1639. (6) Mr. Ozias GOODWIN's Hartford homestead was west of main street, on Trumbull, and running west to High Street, there being then neither Church nor Ann Streets. (5a) 1661, 19 Dec: The town of Hadley, MA renewed Osias GOODWIN's former grant on certain conditions, which Mr. William GOODWIN undertook to perform "for his brother." (5a) 1674: Ozias GOODWIN aged 78 years and William GOODWIN aged about 45 years testified that Mr. William GOODWIN deceased and Mr. John CROW his son-in-law were copartners in their buyings and sellings. (3a) 1683, 3 Apr: Inventory of the estate of Ozias Goodwin, Hartford, CT, taken by Thaniel Willett, Thomas Butler. Valued at 129.04.00. (3b) 1683, 4 Apr: Inventory of the estate of Ozias Goodwin of Hartford exhibited with an agreement of the children for a division of the estate, which was approved by the Court: To William Goodwin Sen., 60 pounds; to Nathaniel Goodwin, 40 pounds; to William Pitkin in right of his wife, 25 pounds.

[N01I09796] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "The Ancestry and The Descendants of John Pratt of Hartford, Conn.," by Charles B. Whittelsey (Hartford Press, Hartford, CT, 1900) p.25. FHL #1,320,732, item 4. (2) "Pitkin Family of America," by A.P. Pitkin (1887) p.2. FHL #1,036,056, item 2. ! Birth: (1,2) d/o Robert Woodward of Braintree, Essex, England. Marriage to Ozias Goodwin: (1,2)

[N01I09797] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "The Ancestry and The Descendants of John Pratt of Hartford, Conn.," by Charles B. Whittelsey (Hartford Press, Hartford, CT, 1900) p.25. FHL #1,320,732, item 4. (1) Of Braintree, England.

[N01I09807] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Vol. 1, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) p.308,453. Cites: (a) Court Record, p.69. (b) Vol. V, p.1-2. (c) Court Record, p.3. (2) "Genealogical Notes, or Contributions to the Family History of Some of the First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts," by Nathaniel Goodwin (Hartford, CT, 1856) p.xv. (3) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, MA, 1995) 2:793. Cites: (a) "The Goodwins of Hartford, CT, Descendants of William and Ozias Goodwin" by James Junius Goodwin (Hartford, 1891) p.107-108, citing CT Archives, Private Controversies, Vol. 1. (4) "Genealogies of Connecticut Families From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register" (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1983; rpt. Broderbund Software, 1997, CD 179). "Descendants of Edward Shepard, Mariner, Cambridge, Mass., 1639," by James Shepard, Naman Sheppard, and A.E.B. Shepherd. Vol. 3, p.388. ! Birth: (1a,2) s/o Ozias GOODWIN. (2) 1629. (3a) Age about 45 in 1674 (b. 1629). Marriage to Susanna __: (2,4) Death: (1b,4) 15 Oct 1689, Hartford, CT. (2) Will dtd 25 Jun 1689, inventory dtd 15 Oct 1689. (3a) 1674: Ozias GOODWIN aged 78 years and William GOODWIN aged about 45 years testified that Mr. William GOODWIN deceased and Mr. John CROW his son-in-law were copartners in their buyings and sellings. (1a) 1683, 4 Apr: Inventory of the estate of Ozias GOODWIN of Hartford exhibited with an agreement of the children for a division of the estate, which was approved by the Court: To William GOODWIN Sen., 60 pounds; to Nathaniel GOODWIN, 40 pounds; to William PITKIN in right of his wife, 25 pounds. (1b) 1689, 25 Jun: William GOODWIN Sen. of Hartford wrote his will. Gave to wife Susannah GOODWIN that part of my homestead & house not given to son Nathaniel during her natural life, and gave her the liberty to make sale of the same for her maintanence if need so require, to be offered first to son Nathaniel GOODWIN or his heirs before it be disposed to any others; also all my moveable estate, unless it be one cow, she paying debts & legacies to daughter Susannah GOODWIN at my decease; also 20 shillings per year to be paid by son William GOODWIN or his heirs during her natural life, and 20 shillings per year more to be paid by son Nathaniel or his heirs for the improvement of my 2 acres of Meadow Land east side of the Great River in Hartford. Gave to son William GOODWIN the house & homelot that was formerly my Uncle John MORRIS's, he paying 20 shillings per year to his mother if she sees cause to demand it during her natural life. Gives to son William GOODWIN all my upland on the east side of the Connecticut River which abbutts upon Sergt. Nathaniel GOODWIN's land South, and upon Richard GILMAN's land north. Give to son Nathaniel GOODWIN the remaining part of my house & homelot in Hartford not already given to him, after my decease, or the decease of my wife if she hath not need to sell it for her maintenance. Give to son Nathaniel GOODWIN 2 acres of Meadowland on the east side of the Connecticut River, he paying 20 shillings per year to his mother during her life, and paying 5 pounds to his sister Susannah PRATT within one year after the decease of his mother. Gives to daughter Susannah PRATT one cow. Appoints wife Susannah GOODWIN executrix. Signed William GOODWIN. Wits. Nathaniel GOODWIN, Caleb STANLY. (1b) 1689, 5 Nov: Inventory of the estate of William GOODWIN, Sr., of Hartford, CT, taken by John MARSH and Zachariah SANDFORD. Valued at 196.19.06. (1c) 1689, 6 Nov: Will proved, Hartford, CT.

[N01I09808] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "Genealogical Notes, or Contributions to the Family History of Some of the First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts," by Nathaniel Goodwin (Hartford, CT, 1856) p.xv. (2) Ancestral File, FHL, 1996. (3) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Vol. 1, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) p.583. Cites: (a) Vol. V, p.70-71. (4) "Genealogies of Connecticut Families From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register" (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1983; rpt. Broderbund Software, 1997, CD 179). "Descendants of Edward Shepard, Mariner, Cambridge, Mass., 1639," by James Shepard, Naman Sheppard, and A.E.B. Shepherd. Vol. 3, p.388. ! Birth: (2) 1635. Marriage to William GOODWIN: (1,4) (2) Abt 1654. Marriage to John SHEPARD: (1) __ SHEPARD. (2) 3 Aug 1691. (4) Marriage contract dtd 3 Aug 1691. Death: (2) 1698. (3a) 1698/9, 7 Mar: (NOTE: Should the date of this will be 1697/8?) (4) 7 Mar 1698. (3a,4) Susannah SHEPHERD sen., wrote her will. (3a) I give to my daughter Susannah PRATT 2 chests & two boxes and all that is in them, the one a wainscott chest, the other marked W.S.G. I give to John PRATT Jr. a little pot, a quart skillett, and a frying pan and a table. And to my son William GOODWIN's daughter Susan I give my great brass kettle and a Bible & a bodkin. I give the other chest & all that is in it, between them, to my sons William & Nathaniel. I give to Nathaniel GOODWIN's daughter Mehetabell a trundel bed, boulster and 2 blankets. I give to Hezekiah GOODWIN my biggest iron pot & a warming pan. I give William GOODWIN's wife my wedding gown. And to my son Nath: GOODWIN's wife my 2 gowns & a serge gown & a paragon gown. And all the rest of my woolen clothes not mentioned I give to my three daughters, to be equally divided. Signed by her mark. Wits. John BIGELOW, Jonathan BUTLER. (3a) 1698, 12 Apr: Inventory of the estate of Susannah SHEPHERD, Sen. of Hartford, CT taken by John MARSH and Samuel KELLOG. Valued at 46.06.00 pounds. (3,4) 1698, 14 Apr: Will and inventory of the estate of Susannah SHEPHERD exhibited at the court in Hartford, CT. Administration granted to William GOODWIN and John PRATT with will annexed.

[N01I09811] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "Genealogical Notes, or Contributions to the Family History of Some of the First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts," by Nathaniel Goodwin (Hartford, CT, 1856) p.xv. (2) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) Vol. 1, p.453,583. Cites: (a) Vol. V, p.1-2. (b) Vol. VI, p.70-71. (3) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Hartford District 1729-1750 (Hartford, 1906) Vol. 3, p.58-59,407. Cites: (a) Vol. 11, p.318. (b) Court Record, p.99. (c) Vol. 15, p.11. (4) Ancestral File, FHL, 1996. (5) "Genealogies of Connecticut Families From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register" (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1983; rpt. Broderbund Software, 1997, CD 179). "Descendants of Edward Shepard, Mariner, Cambridge, Mass., 1639," by James Shepard, Naman Sheppard, and A.E.B. Shepherd. Vol. 3, p.390. ! Birth: (1) About 1658. (1,2a,5) s/o William Goodwin/Susanna. (2b) s/o Susannah SHEPHERD Sr. Marriage to Elizabeth SHEPARD: (3c) Widow named Elizabeth. (4,5) Elizabeth SHEPHARD. (4) Jul 1680, Hartford, CT. (5) 1680. Death: (3a) Codicil to will dtd 23 Jul 1733, inventory of estate dtd 3 Nov 1733, Hartford, CT. (2a) 1689, 25 Jun: William Goodwin Sen. of Hartford wrote his will. Gives to wife Susannah Goodwin also 20 shillings per year to be paid by son William Goodwin or his heirs during her natural life. Gives to son William Goodwin the house & homelot that was formerly my Uncle John Morris's, he paying 20 shillings per year to his mother if she sees cause to demand it during her natural life. Gives to son William Goodwin all my upland on the east side of the Connecticut River which abbutts upon Sergt. Nathaniel Goodwin's land South, and upon Richard Gilman's land north. (2b) 1698/9, 7 Mar: (NOTE: Should the date of this will be 1697/8?) Susannah SHEPHERD sen., wrote her will. Gave to my son William GOODWIN's daughter Susan I give my great brass kettle and a Bible & a bodkin. I give the other chest & all that is in it, between them, to my sons William & Nathaniel. I give William GOODWIN's wife my wedding gown. (3a) 1727/8, 1 Mar: William Goodwin of Hartford, CT, wrote his will. Give to my wife her thirds. Give to son William Goodwin all my estate, both personal and real, excepting only what I shall hereafter order him to pay to his sisters. Give to my daughters Sarah, Mary, Rebeckah, Violet and Susannah, 20 pounds apiece, to be paid out of my estate at inventory price. If my two daughters, Violet and Susannah, shall a live single life unmarried, that they shall have a liberty to dwell in my dwelling house, either by themselves or with their brother, as they can agree. Violet to have 10 shillings a year or the use of one acre of land in the south meadow, during her being unmarried. And what my daughters have had already of me, or what they shall have of me before my decease, shall be part of the 20 pounds. Appoints son William Goodwin executor. Signed William Goodwin. Wits. John Pitkin, Joseph Pitkin, Mary Pitkin. (3a) 1733, 23 Jul: William Goodwin wrote an addition to his will. My two daughters that now live with me, Violet Goodwin and Susannah Goodwin, shall have liberty to live in and have what use and improvement of the east end of my dwelling house, as also my cellar, as they shall have occasion for, so as not at all to hinder my wife, son William or any of his family of their necessary use of the ovens or cellar as they shall have occasion. Also my said daughters shall have the use of my well and liberty to improve part of my land in my garden as may be needful and convenient for their use for a garden. The foregoing given during the time they or either of them continue single. Any difference that may happen to arise between my children as to the use or improvement above said, my loving friends, Ensign James Church and Mr. John Edwards, to advise and determine between my children. Executor to pay to daughter Violet Goodwin 50 pounds and daughter Susannah Goodwin 40 pounds, besides what I have given them in my aforesaid will. Signed William Goodwin. Wits. Joseph Talcott, Jeames Church. (3a) 1733, 3 Nov: Inventory of the personal estate of William Goodwin of Hartford, CT taken by John Marsh and John Pratt. Valued at 94.06.08. (3b) 1733, 6 Nov: Will and codicil exhibited, Hartford, CT court. (3c) 1746, 6 May: William Cadwell, in right of his wife Rebeckah deceased, moved to the Hartford, CT Probate Court that freeholders be appointed to make division and partition of the land belonging to the estate of Elizabeth Goodwin, the widow of Mr. William Goodwin, late of Hartford, deceased, according to her last will. The record is gone for the remainder of this entry. (3c) 1746, 11 Jun: Set out to the heirs of Elizabeth Goodwin decd., one lot of land in the south meadow in Hartford, bounded east on a pond, west on an old ditch, north on land of Samuel Howard, and south on land of Col. David Goodrich; said land is in length 64 rods, in breadth 5 1/2 rods. Set out on the north side to Sarah Clark, alias Goodwin, one rod and 2 links wide the whole length of the lot; to Mary Goodwin, alias Savage, one rod and 2 links wide; to Rebeckah Goodwin, alias Cadwell, or her heirs, one rod and 2 links wide; to Vilet Goodwin, one rod and 2 links wide; and to Sisannah Goodwin, one rod and 2 links wide the whole length; which includes the whole lot. Garrard Spencer, John Wadsworth, distributors.

[N01I09812] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "Genealogical Notes, or Contributions to the Family History of Some of the First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts," by Nathaniel Goodwin (Hartford, CT, 1856) p.xv. (2) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Vol. 1, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) p.453,583. Cites: (a) Vol. V, p.1-2. (b) Vol. VI, p.70-71. (3) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Vol. 3, Hartford District 1729-1750 (Hartford, 1906) p.559. Cites: (a) Vol. 15, p.130. (b) Court Record, p.53. (4) "Manual of the First Church in Hartford, With a Catalogue of Surviving Members, November 1867" (Hartford, CT, Wiley, Waterman & Eaton, 1867) p.6. ! Birth: (1,2a) s/o William Goodwin/Susanna. Marriage to Mehitabel Porter: (1) Death: (1,4) Nov 1747. (3a) Will dtd 6 Sep 1738, Hartford, CT. (3b) Will proved 1 Dec 1747, Hartford, CT. (4) Hartford, CT. (2a) 1689, 25 Jun: William Goodwin Sen. of Hartford wrote his will. Gave to wife Susannah Goodwin that part of my homestead & house not given to son Nathaniel during her natural life, and gave her the liberty to make sale of the same for her maintanence if need so require, to be offered first to son Nathaniel Goodwin or his heirs before it be disposed to any others. Also 20 shillings per year more to be paid by son Nathaniel or his heirs for the improvement of my 2 acres of Meadow Land east side of the Great River in Hartford. Gave to Nathaniel Goodwin the remaining part of my house & homelot in Hartford not already given to him, after my decease, or the decease of my wife if she hath not need to sell it for her maintenance. Give to son Nathaniel Goodwin 2 acres of Meadowland on the east side of the Connecticut River, he paying 20 shillings per year to his mother during her life, and paying 5 pounds to his sister Susannah Pratt within one year after the decease of his mother. (2b) 1698/9, 7 Mar: (NOTE: Should the date of this will be 1697/8?) Susannah SHEPHERD sen., wrote her will. Gave the other chest & all that is in it, between them, to my sons William & Nathaniel. I give to Nathaniel GOODWIN's daughter Mehetabell a trundel bed, boulster and 2 blankets. And to my son Nath: GOODWIN's wife my 2 gowns & a serge gown & a paragon gown. (4) 1734: (1,4) Chosen Deacon of the First Church in Hartford, CT. (3a) 1738, 6 Sep: Nathaniel Goodwin of Hartford, CT wrote his will. Gave to son Hezekiah Goodwin all my housing and lands in Hartford, excepting the use and improvement of one of the rooms in my dwelling house, which I give to my daughter Johanna, which she shall choose, as also all needful use of the cellar and so much of the gardens as she shall have occasion to improve, with the profits of 2 apple trees standing or growing in the garden, so long as she continues unmarried. I give all my wearing apparel to my five sons, Hezekiah, Isaac, Abraham, Stephen and Eliezur Goodwin, to be equally divided among them. I give to my son Eleazer Goodwin my team and all the tackling thereto; also one cow. Give to daughter Johanna all my household goods excepting one bed, viz., the bed and furniture I now lye on, which I give to my daughter Bennet Goodrich. Give to daughter Johanna Goodwin one cow, which she shall chose. Gives to the eldest son of Jacob Goodrich, my son-in-law, a mare and sucking colt. Gives to my five daughters, Mehetabell Goodrich, Bennet Goodrich, Johanna Goodwin, Ruth Bird and Alice Cadwell, all of my money, with what is due to me by bonds or notes, to be equally divided among them (except to my daughter Bennet, so much to be subtracted out of her part as the featherbed and furniture before mentioned shall be valued at). The money due me from my sons Isaac and Stephen Goodwin may still lye in their hands for the space of two years from the date hereof before they pay the same, it they or either of them desire the same so long. Appoints Nathaniel Stanly, Esq., and son Hezekiah Goodwin executors. Signed Nathaniel Goodwin. Wits. Nathaniel Stanly, Jared Spencer, John Spencer. (3b) 1747, 1 Dec: The last will and testament of Deacon Nathaniel Goodwin, late of Hartford, dec'd, was exhibited in Hartford, CT Court by Hezekiah Goodwin, son and executor, and proved.

[N01I09813] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "Genealogical Notes, or Contributions to the Family History of Some of the First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts," by Nathaniel Goodwin (Hartford, CT, 1856) p.xv,170. ! Birth: (1) 15 Sep 1673, d/o Samuel PORTER/Hannah STANLEY of Hadley. Marriage to Nathaniel GOODWIN: (1) Death: (1) 6 Feb 1726, age 52.

[N01I09814] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Hartford District (Hartford, 1906) Vol. 3, p.58,407. Cites: (a) Vol. 14, p.1. (b) Court Record, Vol. 15, p.11. (2) Ancestral File, FHL, 1996. (3) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," Hartford District, ed. by Charles W. Manwaring (Hartford, CT, 1904) Vol. 2, p.112-113. (4) "Genealogies of Connecticut Families From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register" (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1983; rpt. Broderbund Software, 1997, CD 179). "Descendants of Edward Shepard, Mariner, Cambridge, Mass., 1639," by James Shepard, Naman Sheppard, and A.E.B. Shepherd. Vol. 3, p.388,390. Cites: (a) The Record of "Shepard's and Mitchell's Church," made up from memory by Rev. Mr. Mitchell in 1658 after the death of Rev. Thomas Shepard. ! Birth: (2,3,4a) d/o John SHEPARD. (4) 1660. d/o John SHEPARD/Rebecca GREENHILL. Baptism: (2,4a) 29 Jul 1660, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA. Marriage to William GOODWIN: (2) Jul 1680, Hartford, CT. (3) Called Elizabeth GOODWIN in 1710. (4) 1680. Death: (1a,b) Will dtd 10 Jul 1738. Court record on her estate dtd 6 May 1746. (3) 1710: Distribution of the estate of John SHEPHERD, dec'd, made to the widow Martha SHEPHERD, to John, to Thomas, to Samuel, to Elizabeth GOODWIN, to Rebeckah BIGELOW dec'd. or her legal representatives, to Sarah STONE, to Deborah WHITE, to Abigail BUTLER, to Violet or her legal representative, to Hannah ENSIGN. (1a) 1738, 10 Jul: Elizabeth GOODWIN, widow, wrote her will. Gave to son William 5 shillings. Gave to two daughters Vilot GOODWIN and Susannah GOODWIN my two cows, equally between them. All the rest of real and personal estate I give to my five daughters, to be equally divided amongst them. Appoints William CADWELL executor. Signed Elizabeth (X her mark) GOODWIN. Wits. Esther TALCOTT, Agniss (X her mark) NICHOLS, Cyprian NICHOLS Jr. (1b) 1746, 6 May: William CADWELL, in right of his wife Rebeckah deceased, moved to the Hartford, CT Probate Court that freeholders be appointed to make division and partition of the land belonging to the estate of Elizabeth GOODWIN, the widow of Mr. William GOODWIN, late of Hartford, deceased, according to her last will. The record is gone for the remainder of this entry. (1b) 1746, 11 Jun: Set out to the heirs of Elizabeth GOODWIN decd., one lot of land in the south meadow in Hartford, bounded east on a pond, west on an old ditch, north on land of Samuel HOWARD, and south on land of Col. David GOODRICH; said land is in length 64 rods, in breadth 5 1/2 rods. Set out on the north side to Sarah CLARK, alias GOODWIN, one rod and 2 links wide the whole length of the lot; to Mary GOODWIN, alias SAVAGE, one rod and 2 links wide; to Rebeckah GOODWIN, alias CADWELL, or her heirs, one rod and 2 links wide; to Vilet GOODWIN, one rod and 2 links wide; and to Susannah GOODWIN, one rod and 2 links wide the whole length; which includes the whole lot. Garrard SPENCER, John WADSWORTH, distributors.

[N01I09832] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Genealogical Notes, or Contributions to the Family History of Some of the First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts," by Nathaniel Goodwin (Hartford, CT, 1856) p.xvi. (3) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.148. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. (4) "Genealogies of Connecticut Families From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register" (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1983; rpt. Broderbund Software, 1997, CD 179). "Descendants of Edward Shepard, Mariner, Cambridge, Mass., 1639," by James Shepard, Naman Sheppard, and A.E.B. Shepherd. Vol. 3, p.390. (5) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Hartford District 1729-1750 (Hartford, 1906) Vol. 3, p.58-59,407. Cites: (a) Vol. 11, p.318. (b) Vol. 13, p.1. ! Birth: (1,2,3,4) 15 Jan 1691. (1) Hartford, CT. (1,3,4) d/o William GOODWIN/Elizabeth SHEPARD. (2,5a) d/o William GOODWIN. Baptism: (1,3a) 15 Jan 1691/2, Hartford, CT. (3a) First Church. Marriage to William CADWELL: (1) 10 Apr 1718, Hartford, Hartford Co., CT. (3) 10 Apr 1718? Death: (1) Before May 1773, Hartford, CT. (5a) 1727/8, 1 Mar: William Goodwin of Hartford, CT, wrote his will. Give to my daughters Sarah, Mary, Rebeckah, Violet and Susannah, 20 pounds apiece, to be paid out of my estate at inventory price. And what my daughters have had already of me, or what they shall have of me before my decease, shall be part of the 20 pounds. (5b) 1738, 10 Jul: Elizabeth GOODWIN, widow, wrote her will. Residual of real and personal estate I give to my five daughters, to be equally divided amongst them. Appoints William CADWELL executor. (5) 1746, 6 May: William CADWELL, in right of his wife Rebeckah deceased, moved to the Hartford, CT Probate Court that freeholders be appointed to make division and partition of the land belonging to the estate of Elizabeth GOODWIN, the widow of Mr. William GOODWIN, late of Hartford, deceased, according to her last will. The record is gone for the remainder of this entry. (5) 1746, 11 Jun: Set out to the heirs of Elizabeth GOODWIN decd., one lot of land in the south meadow in Hartford, bounded east on a pond, west on an old ditch, north on land of Samuel HOWARD, and south on land of Col. David GOODRICH; said land is in length 64 rods, in breadth 5 1/2 rods. Set out on the north side to Sarah CLARK, alias GOODWIN, one rod and 2 links wide the whole length of the lot; to Mary GOODWIN, alias SAVAGE, one rod and 2 links wide; to Rebeckah GOODWIN, alias CADWELL, or her heirs, one rod and 2 links wide; to Vilet GOODWIN, one rod and 2 links wide; and to Susannah GOODWIN, one rod and 2 links wide the whole length; which includes the whole lot. Garrard SPENCER, John WADSWORTH, distributors.

[N01I09833] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "Genealogical Notes, or Contributions to the Family History of Some of the First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts," by Nathaniel Goodwin (Hartford, CT, 1856) p.xv,170. (2) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (3) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Vol. 1, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) p.29. Cites: (a) Vol. 1, p.475. ! Birth: (1) s/o John PORTER/Rose. (2) 2 Jun 1635, Felstead, Essex, England, s/o John PORTER/Anna or Rosanna WHITE. (3) s/o John PORTER. Marriage to Hannah STANLEY: (1) Abt 1659. (2) 1659, CT. (NOTE: Souce 2 gives wife's birth date as 1649, making her only age 10 at marriage. Marriage date may be in error.) Death: (1,2) 6 Sep 1689. (2) Hadley, Hampshire Co., CT. (NOTE: Hadley is in MA.) (3a) 1648, 20 Apr: John PORTER of Wyndsor, CT wrote his will. Gives to eldest son John, second son James. Gives to other 6 children, Samuel PORTER, Nathaniel, Rebeka, Rose, Mary & Anne PORTER, 30 pounds each, which is to be raised out of my whole estate, as housing, lands, cattle, and household goods, and to be paid as they come to be 20 years of age, or sooner if my overseers see just cause, without whose consent I would not have them marry, which if they do it shall be in the power of my overseers to abate their portions and give it to the other that are more deserving. (1) Of Hadley, MA.

[N01I09843] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, 1995) 1:1752-1753. Cites: (a) "The American Genealogist," 30:193-204. (b) Hartford Probate District, CT St. Archives, Case #5154. (c) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," Vol. 1, Hartford Probate Dist., 1635-1700, comp. by Charles William Manwaring (Hartford, 1904) 1:238. (2) Ancestral File, FHL, 1996. (3) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Vol. 1, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) p.238. Cites: (a) Vol. III, p.119. (4) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.575. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. ! Birth: (1) d/o Ralph TOUGH of Burrough-on-the-Hill, Leicestershire. Marriage to Sampson CHESTER: (1a) (2) 26 Nov 1617, St. Anne's Blackfriars, London, England. Marriage to Thomas SMITH: (1a) (2) 25 Feb 1627/8, Bermondsey, Surrey, England. Marriage to Edward STEBBINS: (1) By about 1629. (4) Death: (1) Between 12 Nov 1673 (codicil to will) and 23 Dec 1673 (date of inventory). (4) 1673. (4) Original member of Second Church, Hartford, CT. (1b,c,3a,4) 1670, 20 May: (1b,c,3a) In her will, Mrs. Frances STEBBING, living in Hartford, CT, widow, being aged and under many weaknesses of body, bequeathed to my dear and beloved son Mr. John CHESTER, now living in or near unto London in old England, 24 pounds, or if deceased, to his wife and his two sons John and Sampson CHESTER, in equal portion, to be paid in Hartford. To my 4 grandchildren, Thomas, William, Matthew and Mary CADWELL, 4 pounds apiece, to be paid by my loving son Thomas CADWELL. To my daughter CADWELL all my wearing apparel. My loving friends Lt. Thomas BULL and James ENSIGN executors. (3a) Signed by mark. Thomas BULL witness. (1b,c,3a,4) 1673, 12 Nov: (1b,c,3a) In a codicil to her will, she bequeathed 7 acres of land in the South Meadow, being 4 score Rod long and about 14 1/4 Rod wide, to the three children of my son & daughter CADWELL: viz. Thomas, William and Mary, along with 4 acres more in the south meadow; two of these four acres to go to the now two youngest children of my son and daughter CADWELL, viz: Matthew and Abigail CADWELL and the other two acres I leave to the dispose of my two friends in trust, Lt. BULL and Lt. Robert WEBSTER, executors. To my daughter CADWELL only my wearing gown, and the rest of my apparell to be divided betwixt the wife of John WILSON, Mary DAY, and Mary CADWELL. To Mr. John WHITING 40s. and my husband's cloak to John WILSON. (3a) Signed by mark. Wits. Eliazer WAY, John WILSON. (4) Both wills name son Mr. John CHESTER, now living in or near London. (1b,3a,4) 1673, 23 Dec: The inventory of the estate of Francis STEBBING totalled 82 pounds 11s. 2d.. (1b) No real estate included in estate. (3a) Inventory taken by Thomas BULL and Robert WEBSTER. (1b,c,3a) 1673/4, 20 Jan: Will proved. Could be spelled Frances. Last name only in Perry Streeter e-mail. --------- [AM[ "of Braintree, Essex, England" according to Anita Myers' notes ---------- (GA) Ralph not shown as her father - only of Joane.

[N01I09844] Second marriage of Zachariah Herndon.

[N01I09845] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, 1995) 1:287. Cites: (a) "The American Genealogist," 30:193-204. (1) Of Burrough-on-the-Hill, Leicestershire. (GA) Last name could be spelled Tuffe.

[N01I09849] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "Genealogical Notes, or Contributions to the Family History of Some of the First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts," by Nathaniel Goodwin (Hartford, CT, 1856) p.170. (2) Ancestral File, FHL, 1996. ! Birth: (1) d/o Thomas STANLEY, one of the first settlers of Hartford, CT and Hadley, MA. (2) 2 Jun 1635, Hartford, CT, d/o Timothy STANLEY/Bennet TRITTON. (NOTE: Bennet TRITTON m. Thomas STANLEY.) Marriage to Samuel PORTER: (1) Abt 1649. (NOTE: Would have been only age 14. First child b. 1660. Likely misprint for 1659.) (2) 1659. Death: (1) 18 Dec 1708. (2) Hadley, Hampshire Co., MA.

[N01I09850] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, 1995) 1:287. ! Death: (1) About 1640. (GA) Birthdate from downloaded file shown as 1626 - then she would have been only 8 years old when she married. Also shows location as "Hartford, Suffold, CT, England". A question as to whether she was a sister or Cousin of John - if a cousin, then the father wasn't Ralph. [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, 1995) 1:285-287. Cites: (a) Hartford Probate District, CT St. Archives, Case #1005. (b) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," Vol. 1, Hartford Probate Dist., 1635-1700, comp. by Charles William Manwaring (Hartford, 1904) 1:420. (c) Hartford Court Record 5:34. (3) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Vol. 1, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) p.420. Cites: (a) Vol. V, p.120. (4) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.134. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. ! Marriage to Richard BUTLER: (1,4) Death: (1,2a,b,3a,4) 11 Sep 1691. (1,2a,b,4) Hartford, CT. (2a,b,3a) 1691: Inventory of the estate of "our honored mother Elizabeth BUTLER widow who deceased September the 11th 1691" was prepared by Samuel BUTLER and Daniel BUTLER, and totalled 101 pounds 4s. 6d. (2a,b) The inventory included books valued at 10s. (2b,c,3) 1691, 3 Dec: At Hartford County Court, the inventory of the estate of Elizabeth BUTLER was exhibited in court and proved by the oath of Daniell BUTLAR. Mary BUTLER testified that Elizabeth BUTLER deceased near her death when she was of good understanding & memory did declare that it was her mind that after her death her goods should be equally divided unto her 5 children, Nathaniel, Joseph, Daniel BUTLER & Samuel BUTLER & Elizabeth OLMSTED, & Daniel BUTLER although he be a legatee yet affirmed that he heard his mother say the same. There is a debt of 13 or 14 pounds due from Thomas BUTLER as he is administrator to his father's estate "& upon his own proper account which debt this court with consent of Samuel BUTLER, Daniel BUTLER and Joseph OLMSTED do remit to the said Thomas BUTLER & to his brother, bretheren & sisters, only Tho: BUTLER to have a double portion of it." Administration granted to Samuel BUTLAR & Daniel BUTLAR. (3) Distribution ordered to her children: Nathaniel, Joseph, Daniel, Samuel BUTLER, Elizabeth OLMSTED, Abigail BUTLER. (NOTE: Abigail not mentioned elsewere. Misprint? d/o her deceased daughter Hannah?)

[N01I09853] Some of these children may be the same person, but they came from different sources and have different facts, so I have left them as different people (2/99).

[N01I09874] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, 1995) 3:1895. Cites: (a) "The American Genealogist," 32:199. ! Marriage to Thomas STANLEY: (1a)

[N01I09875] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.152,624. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. (b) Boardman Genealogy. ! Birth: (1,2) d/o William CADWELL/Alice CADWELL. Baptism: (1,2a) 19 Jun 1757, Hartford, CT. (2a) First Church. Marriage to Eli WADSWORTH: (1) Aft 1777. (2) 1st marriage. Marriage to Norman HAYNES: (1) Abt 1777. Thomas BAYNES. (2) Norman HAYNES. 2nd marriage. (NOTE: If she was widow Rachel WADSWORTH in 1790, she either married Norman HAYNES first or after 1790.) (2) 1790: Rachel WADSWORTH, widow, living in Hartford, CT: 0-2-4-0-0.

[N01I09878] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.148. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1,2) d/o William CADWELL/Rebecca GOODWIN. Baptism: (1) 22 Mar 1724. (1,2a) Hartford, CT. (2a) 22 Mar 1723/4. First Church. Death: (2a) 19 Aug 1750, Hartford, CT. Burial: (1) 19 Aug 1750. (1,2) Center Church yard, Hartford, CT.

[N01I09879] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.149. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1,2) d/o William CADWELL/Rebecca GOODWIN. (2) Age 77 at death on 6 Oct 1804 (b. 1726). Baptism: (1) 11 Feb 1728. (1,2) Hartford, CT. (2a) 11 Feb 1727/8, First Church. Death: (1,2) 6 Oct 1804. (1) Hartford, CT. Burial: (2) Center Church, Hartford, CT.

[N01I09880] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.149. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1,2) d/o William CADWELL/Rebecca GOODWIN. (2) Age 59 at death on 15 Feb 1791 (b. 1732). Baptism: (1,2a) 5 Dec 1731, Hartford, CT. (2a) First Church. Death: (1,2) 15 Feb 1791, Hartford, CT. Burial: (2) Center Church, Hartford, CT. (2) 1790: Ruth CADWELL living in Hartford, CT: No males, 3 females.

[N01I09881] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.149. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1,2) s/o William CADWELL/Rebecca GOODWIN. Baptism: (1,2a) 6 Oct 1734, Hartford, CT. (2a) First Church. Death: (1) 15 Apr 1791.

[N01I09882] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society," Vol. XIV, "Births, Marriages and Deaths 1644-1730," ed. by Albert C. Bates (Hartford, 1912) p.586,622. (3) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.146. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. (b) First Church record, Hartford, CT. (4) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Hartford District (Hartford, 1904) Vol. 2, 1715-1723, p.367. Cites: (a) Vol. IX, p.329-330. ! Birth: (1,2,3a) 3 Apr 1689, Hartford, CT. (1,3) d/o Edward CADWELL/Elizabeth BUTLER. (2) d/o Edward CADWELL/Elizabeth. Marriage to Samuel WELLES: (1,2,3b) 26 May 1709, Hartford, CT. (3b) First Church. Death: (1) 20 Jan 1787. Of Hartford, CT. (4a) 1716/7, 2 Jan: Edward CADWELL Sen. of Hartford, wrote his will. Gave to my two daughters, Elizabeth and Rachel, to each of them, 50 pounds.

[N01I09884] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.148. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1) Hartford, CT. (1,2) d/o Edward CADWELL/Deborah BUNCE. Baptism: (1,2a) 10 Aug 1707, Hartford, CT. (2a) First Church. Death: (1,2) Died young. (CC) Birth/baptism date could be 8/19

[N01I09885] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.148,151-152. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. (b) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1) 5 Feb 1713. (1,2a) Hartford, CT. (1,2) s/o Edward CADWELL/Deborah BUNCE. (2a) 5 Feb 1712/3. Marriage to Ruth EASTON: (1,2b) 6 Dec 1739, Hartford, CT. (2b) First Church. Death: (2b) 1762 in the Army. (2) 1740, 10 Aug: Edward CADWELL Jr. owned covenant, First Church, Hartford, CT (2) 1741, 7 Jun: Admitted to full communion, First Church, Hartford, CT. Died while in the army.

[N01I09891] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1996. (2) "The Pioneers of Massachusetts," by Charles Henry Pope (Genealogical Pub. Co., 1969; reprint 1900) p.411. (3) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Vol. 1, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) p.259-260. Cites: (a) Vol. III, p.127-128. (4) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," Vol. II, Hartford District 1700-1729, ed. by Charles W. Manwaring (Hartford, CT, 1904) p.112-113. Cites: (a) Vol. VII, p.174-176. (5) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.135. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. (6) "Genealogies of Connecticut Families From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register" (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1983; rpt. Broderbund Software, 1997, CD 179). "Descendants of Edward Shepard, Mariner, Cambridge, Mass., 1639," by James Shepard, Naman Sheppard, and A.E.B. Shepherd. Vol. 3, p.387,388. Cites: (a) The Record of "Shepard's and Mitchell's Church," made up from memory by Rev. Mr. Mitchell in 1658 after the death of Rev. Thomas Shepard. (b) CT Colonial Records, Vol. i, p.360. (7) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, MA, 1995) 1:8. Cites: (a) Connecticut Archives, Private Controversies, Series One, 2:1-18,80,177-184. ! Birth: (1) 5 Nov 1623, Lawford Parish, Essex, England. (1,2,6) s/o Edward SHEPARD/Violet. (NOTE: Birth date same as baptism date, but places differ.) (3a,6a) s/o Edward SHEPARD. (6) 1627?, England. Baptism: (1) 5 Nov 1623, of Cambridge, MA. Marriage to Rebecca GREENHILL: (1) Mrs. BASEDEN, 4 Oct 1649, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA. (5) (6) 1 Oct 1649. Marriage to Susannah __: (1) Sarah or Susannah GOODWIN. 3 Aug 1691. (6) Susannah, widow of William GOODWIN Sr., Hartford. Marriage contract dtd 3 Aug 1691. Marriage to Martha __: (1) Martha (___) (BEMENT) HENBURY. (1,6) 8 Sep 1698. (4) Widow was named Martha. (6) Martha, widow of Arthur HENBURY. Death: (1,4a,6) 12 Jun 1707, Hartford, CT. (6) Bef. 1650: (2) Bef. 1658: Admitted to the church, Cambridge, MA. (5) 1650, 22 May: Made a freeman, Cambridge, MA. (6b) 1654, 4 Aug: John SHEPHERD gave receipt to "my loving Unkel" Gregory WINTERTON for 34 pounds which he received of my brother Thomas GREENHILL for lands I sold him for which I made my Uncle a letter of Attorney. (2) In a receipt, mentions his loving uncle Gregory WINTERTON. (6a) 1658: John SHEPARD, son of Edward SHEPARD, and his wife are both in full communion with the church at Cambridge, MA. Their children Rebecca, John, Sarah, Violet were all born and baptized into that church: Elizabeth baptised July 29, 1660; Edward baptized Aug. 3, 1662; Samuel SHEPARD baptized Jul. 3d, 1664; Thomas baptized Nov. 18, 1666. (6) Aft 1666: Removed to Hartford, CT. (6) Lived in Hartford in what is now known as Lafayette Street, just south of the new State House, and owned lands to the Wethersfield bounds. (7a) John SHEPHERD and his wife, the former Rebecca GREENHILL, filed suit in the CT courts, arguing that Thomas GREENHILL was not yet 21 when he wrote his will dtd 16 Jul 1653, that the will was therefore void, and that Thomas GREENHILL had in fact died intestate. They then argued that in an intestacy all the estate of Thomas GREENHILL should fall to his only full sibling, the wife of John SHEPHERD, and that his half-siblings, the children of Jeremy ADAMS, should get nothing. The dispute carried on into the third generation and into the 18th century, but was in the end unsuccessful. (3a) 1674, 17 Jul: Gregory WOLTERTON of Hartford, upon the river of Conictticote, wrote his will. Mentions wife Jane. Gives to John SHEPEARD Sen., the son of Edward SHEPARD, one piece of land, by estimation 4 acres more or less, lying and butting upon Benieme Harbor east, Paul PECK south, John BIDALL north, and upon Pual PECK and John BIDALL west; and he is to pay 20s. to his father Edward SHEPARD, 20s. to his sister Debora FAIRBANKS, and 20s. to sister Sara THOMPSON, and 20s. to his sister's abovesaid children. (2) 1674, 1 Oct: Edward SHEPARD wrote his will. Bequeathed to children John, Elizabeth, Deborah, Sarah, and to their children in case of their own decease before himself. (6) 1681, 18 Sep: John SHEPARD sold the homestead of Edward SHEPARD in Cambridge, MA to Owen WARLAND. (6) Was "a man of consequence in the colony." (4a) 1707: Inventory of estate of Sergt. John SHEPHERD, cooper, of Hartford, CT, who d. 12 Jun 1707, taken by John BUNCE, James STEELE and Thomas RICHARD. Valued at 278.05.09 pounds. (4) 1707, 7 Jul: John SHEPHERD of Hartford, cooper, and Martha SHEPHERD of Hartford, widow, relict of Sergt. John SHEPHERD, late of Hartford, cooper, exhibited the inventory of his estate. The Court of Probate of Hartford granted administration to John and Thomas SHEPHERD, sons of the said deceased. (4) 1709, 4 Apr: John SHEPHERD and Thomas SHEPHERD, administrators of the estate of Sergt. John SHEPHERD, presented an account of debts which they had paid out of the estate to the court. The debts were more than the value of the moveables. The court ordered the administrators to make their application to the General Assembly to obtain power to sell so much of the lands of the estate as will produce money to defray the remaining debts, and also 8 pounds more for the administrative charges, and likewise so much more as shall be necessary to supply the widow with bedding and other things needful for her subsistence. (4) 1709, 12 May: The General Assembly granted authority to John and Thomas SHEPHERD, administrators of the estate of John SHEPHERD, to sell so much of the land belonging to the estate as might be sufficient to pay all the debts remaining due, with the administrative charges, and wherewith the furnish the widow to the value of 10 pounds for her use. (4) 1710, 4 Sep: John and Thomas SHEPHERD, having notified the children of John SHEPHERD dec'd., or their representatives, to bring to the Court of Probate at Hartford an account of what they each of them have had and received towards their portions, they said children met together and made an agreement among themselves relating to what they each of them had formerly had, to be reckoned to them as part of their portion, and relating to the claim of the children of Rebeckah BIGELOW, dec'd., which agreement was allowed and approved by the court. The court ordered the remaining estate to be distributed: 1/3 part of the housing and land to the relict during life, and the remainder of land and estate to be distributed to John SHEPHERD, eldest son, Samuel SHEPHERD, Thomas SHEPHERD, and each of the 7 daughters of the said deceased. Deacon Joseph EASTON, John CATLIN and Lt. James STEELE appointed distributors. John and Thomas SHEPHERD granted a Quietus Est. (4) Distribution of the estate of John SHEPHERD, dec'd, made to the widow Martha SHEPHERD, to John, to Thomas, to Samuel, to Elizabeth GOODWIN, to Rebeckah BIGELOW dec'd. or her legal representatives, to Sarah STONE, to Deborah WHITE, to Abigail BUTLER, to Violet or her legal representative, to Hannah ENSIGN. By John CATLIN, Lt. James STEELE, and Joseph EASTON.

[N01I09897] Was the interpreter to President Zachary Taylor during the Spanish/American War. Rumors are the the family traces back to Dolly Madison's family and is related to (among others) Winson Churchill. Perhaps the details are known by Frank Bonner or Ernestine Pruitt. [Aug. 2004] Lucille Typed pages have name as Wilson High Williams with parents Simon Williams and Clara Jackson. Benjamin Franklin Taylor Family notes have name as William Highsmith Williams with parents Benjamin Williams and Anne Dunn. I have chosen to use the Lucille Typed Pages as the master in this case.

[N01I09928] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1996. (2) "The Pioneers of Massachusetts," by Charles Henry Pope (Genealogical Pub. Co., 1969; reprint 1900) p.411. (3) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Vol. 1, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) p.259-260. Cites: (a) Vol. III, p.127-128. (4) "Genealogies of Connecticut Families From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register" (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1983; rpt. Broderbund Software, 1997, CD 179). "Descendants of Edward Shepard, Mariner, Cambridge, Mass., 1639," by James Shepard, Naman Sheppard, and A.E.B. Shepherd. Vol. 3, p.386-387. Cites: (a) Cambridge, MA records 1639, p.108. (b) The Record of "Shepard's and Mitchell's Church," made up from memory by Rev. Mr. Mitchell in 1658 after the death of Rev. Thomas Shepard. (c) Probate file, Middlesex Probate Office, East Cambridge, MA. ! Birth: (1) 27 Jun 1596, Elmstead, Essex, England, s/o John SHEPARD/Rebecca WALLER. (NOTE: Birth date same as baptism date.) (4) It is supposed that he came from England, but no mention has been found of him previous to his appearance in New England, nor has any connection been established between him and some half dozen other SHEPARDs who came to America about the same time. Baptism: (1) 27 Jun 1596. Marriage to Violet CHARNOULD: (1) Violet STANLEY, WOLVERTON or CHARNAUD, 6 Dec 1620, England. (4a) Violet his 1st wife. Their children baptized in England. Marriage to Mary __: (1) Mary WALLER or Mary POND. After 1649, about 1650, Cambridge, MA. (2) Mary, widow of Robert POND of Dorchester, about 1650. (4a) Mary his 2nd wife who had daughter Mary POND. Death: (1) 20 Jun 1680, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA. (4) There is no means of determining the date of his death other than the deed he made 18 Feb 1679 and the proving of his will, 20 Aug 1680. (2,4) Mariner of Cambridge, MA. (2,4a) 1639: (2) Bought house and lands from James HERRING, Cambridge, MA. (4a) Edward SHEPARD bought of James HERRINGE one dwelling house, with a garden, abutting on John BETTS north east, Edward MICKERSON on the north, Mr. ANDREWS west, the highway (now South Street, between Holyoke & Dunster) south. Also a small garden, on the other side of the highway, abutting on John THRUMBULL east and south, on Mr. PAINE's yard west, on the highway north. Also, upon the south side of Charles River, a lot of planting land, 5 acres more or less, abutting Boston field east, John THRUMBULL and Mrs. ANDREWS's lands west and south, upon the highway and Creek north. Surveyed by Richard JACKSON, Joseph ISAKE and Robert SAUNDERS. (2,4b) c.1643: Edward SHEPARD was admitted to the church in Cambridge with "his first wife Violet." Their children that were in minority when he joined were Abigail, now (1658) living at Dedham, Deborah now also at Dedham, Sarah now dwelling at Braintree. The eldest of these was aged 12 years, the second, age 10, and the third, age 7, when their parents joined, being all baptised in England. Mary, now the wife of Edward SHEPARD, was dismissed hither from the church at Dorchester and is in full communion with us. Her daughter Mary POND baptized at Dorchester, was 11 years old at her mother's joining with us. Recorded 1658. (NOTE: Daughter Sarah would have been age 7 in 1643. See notes under Sarah.) (4) 1643, 10 May: Made a freeman at Cambridge, MA. (4) 1652, 19 Mar: Edward SHEPARD, mariner, deeds land to Richard CHAMPNEY, Cambridge, MA. (4) 1654: The steward of Harvard College records two importations of wheat from aboard Edward SHEPHEARDE's vessel. (3a) 1674, 17 Jul: Gregory WOLTERTON of Hartford, upon the river of Conictticote, wrote his will. Mentions wife Jane, James WOLTERTON, son of Matthew WOLTERTON of Ipsago, Suffolk, England, Matthew WALLER of New London, Rebecka WALLER, and Sara WALLER, and the sons of William WALLER, dec'd, at Lyme: John, Samuel and Matthew. Gives to John SHEPEARD Sen., the son of Edward SHEPARD, one piece of land, he to pay 20s. to his father Edward SHEPARD, 20s. to his sister Debora FAIRBANKS, and 20s. to sister Sara THOMPSON, and 20s. to his sister's abovesaid children. (2,4c) 1674, 1 Oct: (2) Edward SHEPARD wrote his will, "having arrived unto old age." Bequeathed to wife Mary; children John, Elizabeth, Deborah, Sarah, and to their children in case of their own decease before himself; also to the children of his deceased daughter Abigail, formerly wife of Daniel POND. (4c) Edward SHIPHEARD of Cambridge, New England, mariner, "being through the favor of God arrived unto old age," wrote his will. Gives to dear wife Mary either 20 pounds to be paid her by my executors within 3 months after my decease in such household goods and other things as may be suitable for her, or else the use of my dwelling house, barn, and orchard that lie on the north side of the street during her life, provided she keep the same in tenantable repair. The remainder of my estate to be divided into 6 equal parts. Two parts I give to my son John SHIPARD, or in case of his death before me, to be equally divided among his children; to my daughter Elizabeth, 1/6 part or in case of her death before me to be divided among her children; to my daughter Deborah (the same as to daughter Elizabeth); to the children of Daniel POND which he had by my daughter Abigail deceased 1/6 part to be equally divided; to my daughter Sarah (the same as to daughters Elizabeth & Deborah). Appoints my dear son John SHIPARD executor, and in case he should decease before me, I appoint his eldest son my executor. Wits. Daniel GOOKIN Sr., Daniel GOOKIN Jr. (4) 1679, 18 Feb: Edward SHEPARD, mariner, deeds land to W. FESSENDEN, Cambridge, MA. (2,4c) 1680, 20 Aug: Will probated.

[N01I09929] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "The Pioneers of Massachusetts," by Charles Henry Pope (Genealogical Pub. Co., 1969; reprint 1900) p.411. (2) "Genealogies of Connecticut Families From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register" (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1983; rpt. Broderbund Software, 1997, CD 179). "Descendants of Edward Shepard, Mariner, Cambridge, Mass., 1639," by James Shepard, Naman Sheppard, and A.E.B. Shepherd. Vol. 3, p.386. Cites: (a) The Record of "Shepard's and Mitchell's Church," made up from memory by Rev. Mr. Mitchell in 1658 after the death of Rev. Thomas Shepard. ! Marriage to Edward SHEPARD: (1) (2a) England. Death: (1),2 9 Jan 1648/9, Cambridge, MA. (1,2a) Edward SHEPARD was admitted to the church in Cambridge with "his first wife Violet." Their children that were in minority when he joined were Abigail, now living at Dedham, Deborah now also at Dedham, Sarah now dwelling ar Braintree. The eldest of these was aged 12 years, the second, age 10, and the third, age 7, when their parents joined, being all baptised in England. Recorded 1658.

[N01I09970] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "Genealogical Notes, or Contributions to the Family History of Some of the First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts," by Nathaniel Goodwin (Hartford, CT, 1856) p.170. Cites: (a) Windsor, CT records. (2) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Vol. 1, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) p.29. Cites: (a) Vol. 1, p.475. ! Marriage to Rose __: (1) Rose __, England. Burial: (1) 22 Apr 1648, Windsor, CT. (2a) Will dtd 20 Apr 1648, proved 27 Apr 1648, Windsor, CT. (2a) 1648, 20 Apr: John PORTER of Wyndsor wrote his will. Called himself weak and sick in body. Gives to eldest son John PORTER 100 pounds. Gives to second son Jeames PORTER 60 pounds. Gives to other 6 children, Samuel PORTER, Nathaniel, Rebeka, Rose, Mary & Anne PORTER, 30 pounds each, which is to be raised out of my whole estate, as housing, lands, cattle, and household goods, and to be paid as they come to be 20 years of age, or sooner if my overseers see just cause, without whose consent I would not have them marry, which if they do it shall be in the power of my overseers to abate their portions and give it to the other that are more deserving. My son Joseph JUDGSON to take 20 shillings of Thomas THORNTON the next winter. Gives 50 shillings to the poor of Wyndsor church. Beloved friends to be the overseers of my last will, Mr. WARHAM of Wyndsor, Mr. GOODWYN of Hartford, Goodman WHITE of Hartford, Matthew GRANT of Wyndsor. Signed John PORTER. Wits. Henry CLARKE, Abigaill BRANKER. (2a) 1648, 27 Apr: Inventory of the estate of John PORTER of Windsor, CT, valued at 470-17-00 pounds. Taken by Henry CLARKE, David WILTON, William PHELPS, Thomas FORD. (2a) 1649, 7 Jun: Will proved, Hartford, CT. (2a) 1650, 7 Mar: One of the younger daughters of John PORTER had died, and an adjustment of the elder daughters' portions was recorded.

[N01I09971] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "Genealogical Notes, or Contributions to the Family History of Some of the First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts," by Nathaniel Goodwin (Hartford, CT, 1856) p.170. Cites: (a) Windsor, CT records. ! Marriage to John PORTER: (1) England. Burial: (1a) 12 May 1648, Windsor, CT.

[N01I09983] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, 1995) 3:1895. Cites: (a) "The American Genealogist," 32:199. ! Marriage to Bennet TRITTON: (1a)

[N01I09991] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] SOURCE CITATION: Page: p.109 Title: CT: Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut Author: Barbour, Lucius Barnes Publication Information: Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1977 Call #: FHL book 974.62/H1 D2b Source Comments: **Bunce0001: p.30-31,74-75,108-111,146-155,234-239,368-369,426-427,614-629, 680-681,694-695,706-707. BARKER to BARNARD, BLACKMORE to BLISS, BULLARD to BUNCE, CADWELL, EGGLESTON to ENSIGN, LEWIS to LONG, OLFORD to OLCOTT, VAN ORDEN to WAKELEY (including WADSWORTH), WHITMORE to WILLETT, WOODHOUSE to WRIGHT. Copy from Mary Kemmerle, Sep 1998. **Cadwell0001: p.134-143,146-155,166-167,574-575. BUTLER to BYINGTON, CADWELL to CHAPMAN, STAVELY to STEDMAN, including STEBBING. Copy from Alice Gedge 1998. **Pratt0015: p.464-473. PORTER to RAYNES, including PRATT families. Copy from Alice Gedge. **Sloan0001: p.540-541. SLOAN families. Copy from Alice Gedge, 1996. **Smith0096: p.546-547,550-553. SMITH families. Copy from Alice Gedge. Repository Name: Family History Library Address: 35 North West Temple Street Salt Lake City, UT 84150 Phone: (801) 240-2331 ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1996. (2) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Vol. 1, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) p.283-284. Cites: (a) Vol. IV, p.139-140. (3) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (1977; rpt. Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1982) p.109. Cites: (a) Second Church Record, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1) 1612, s/o Peter BUNCE. (3) Age 60 in Sep 1672 (b. 1612). Marriage to Sarah __: (2a) Wife named Sarah in his will. (3) Death: (1) Aug 1682/3, Hartford, CT. (2a) Inventory of estate dtd 3 Aug 1683, Hartford, CT. (3) Before Aug 1683. (3) 1639: Of Hartford, CT. A proprietor "by courtesie of the town." His home lot was near the site of the present Capitol. (3) Thomas and Sarah BUNCE were early members of First Congregational Church, Hartford, CT. (3) Separated to Second Congregational Church, Hartford, CT. Was an original member. (3) 1646: Chimney viewer. (3) 1648: Constable. (3) 1649: Juror. (3) 1653: Townsman. (3) 1661: Townsman. (3) 1665: Townsman. (3) 1669: Rate and list maker. (3) 1670: Chimney viewer. (3) 1671-1673: List maker. (3) 1671: Was granted 60 acres for good service in the Pequot War. (3) 1672: Was granted 50 acres for good service in the Pequot War. (3) 1672, Sep: Freed from training, being then 60 years of age. (2a) (undated): Thomas BUNCE wrote his will. Confirms to son John BUNCE all that my house and lot and barn with all the appurtenances belonging to it, which I bought of Thomas GRIDLEY, within the bounds of the township of Hartford, & my 40 acre lot which I bought of the aforesaid GRIDLEY which lies near Wethersfield bounds, together with my whole right, title & interest in the saw mill that was built by Mr. GARDNER, Stephen HOSMER & myself, & do put him in present possession thereof. Also bequeaths to son John BUNCE 6 acres of meadow land in the South Meadow on the south side of my lot lying by John WATTSON's, Thomas CATLIN's and Steven HOPKINS' land; and my lot lying over against Mr. WEBSTER, which abutts on the highway east & on John WATTSON's land on the west & on John RICHARDS' land on the south & on the highway on the north. These two last parcels of my land my said son John BUNCE is to possess immediately after the decease of me and my wife Sarah BUNCE. Gives to son John BUNCE out of my moveable estate 10 pounds. Gives to daughter Elizabeth WHITE 20 pounds. Gives to all my grandchildren 5 pounds each. Gives to cousin Elizabeth WHITE 5 pounds. Gives to my sister Katharen CLARK 10 pounds. Gives to wife all my moveable estate, both of Cattell & household stuff, to be to her use while she shall live & to dispose of at her decease to our children. Gives her the use and improvement of all my housing & land that I stand possessed of at my decease for her comfortable subsistance, she keeping housing & fences in good repair; provided, if she marry again she shall have but 1/2 of my housing & lands. Gives to son Thomas BUNCE Jr., after the decease of my wife, all my housing & lands of what nature & kind soever they be, or whereever situated. Names son Thomas BUNCE executor. Grants him power to sell any part of my land at Wethersfield for paying legacies, not withstanding any bequest in this will to the contrary. Brethren Ens. Nath. STANDLY & Steven HOSMORE to be overseers. Signed Thomas BUNCE. Wits. John ALLYN, Joseph WHITING. (2a) 1683, 2 Aug: A nuncupative codicil was entered upon the court record upon the testimony of Thomas BULL and Jonathan BULL upon oath of John ALLYN, wherein Thomas BUNCE revokes the legacy to his cousin Elizabeth WHITE, giving her nothing, and reducing the legacies of his grandchildren from 5 pounds to 20 shillings each. (2a) 1683, 3 Aug: Inventory of the estate of Thomas BUNCE of Hartford, CT taken by James STEELE, Nathaniel STANLY, John EASTON in Hartford, valued at 767.03.00. Taken by Samuel TALCOTT, John DEMING in Wethersfield, valued at 257 pounds, including home lot & dwelling house, 100 pounds; 9 acres of meadow land at the pond, 70 pounds; land at the whirl pool, 9 pounds; land in the wet swamp, 6 pounds; 30 acres of land in the wet swamp, 30 pounds; a long lot in the west field, 22 1/2 acres, 30 pounds; 6 acres dry swamp, 12 pounds. (2a,3) Total value of inventory was 1,024.03.00 pounds. (2) 1683, 6 Sep: Will proved.

[N01I09997] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society," Vol. XIV, "Births, Marriages and Deaths 1644-1730," ed. by Albert C. Bates (Hartford, 1912) p.608. (2) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," Vol. I, Hartford District 1635-1700, ed. by Charles W. Manwaring (Hartford, CT, 1904) p.536. Cites: (a) Vol. VI, p.78-80. (3) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (1977; rpt. Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1982) p.30. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT Town Records. ! Marriage to Sara BIRCHARD: (1,3a) 25 Oct 1647, Hartford, CT. Death: (2a,3) Will dtd 9 Mar 1691. (2a) Inventory of estate dtd 16 Mar 1697/8, Hartford, CT. (3) 1698. Inventory of estate dtd 1697/8. (3) An early settler, though not among the first settlers, of Hartford, CT. (3) 1647: Living in Hartford, CT on lot no. 33. (3) 1655: Bartholomew BARNARD and William PARTRIDGE were constables, Hartford, CT. Batholomew served until 1665. (3) 1655: Fined 5s by the Court for neglecting to return the warrant for deputies to the General Court as ordered. (3) 1656: Made Freeman, Hartford, CT. (3) 1669/70, 18 Mar: Bartholomew BARNARD and wife Sarah received into Second Congregational Church, Hartford, CT. (2a) 1691, 9 Mar: Bartholomew BARNARD of Hartford wrote his will. Gave to wife Sarah BARNARD during her natural life my now dwellng house and lands, to be improved by her and my son John, and she to receive half of the profits thereof for her subsistence. Also gives her 30 pounds to be at her own dispose. After my decease and my wife's decease, gives all my housing and lands to my son Joseph and my son John. Gives to daughter Hannah my house & lot commonly called Kelor's Lott & 40 pounds. Gives to daughters Elizabeth WADSWORTH, Sarah STEELE and Mary BUNCE 20 pounds each. Son John to be executor. Signed Bartholomew BARNARD. Wits. John ALLYN, Aaron COOKE. (2a) 1697/8, 16 Mar: Inventory of the estate of Bartholomew BARNARD of Hartford taken by Joseph WADSWORTH, Aaron COOKE, and John PRATT. Valued at 970.09.10 pounds. (2) 1698, 15 Apr: Will proved by testimony of Aaron COOKE, one witness, Col. ALLYN, being deceased.

[N01I10000] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society," Vol. XIV, "Births, Marriages and Deaths 1644-1730," ed. by Albert C. Bates (Hartford, 1912) p.608. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (1977; rpt. Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1982) p.30. Cites: (a) Hartford Town Records. ! Birth: (2) d/o Thomas BIRCHARD/Mary. Marriage to Bartholomew BARNARD: (1,2a) 25 Oct 1647, Hartford, CT. (2) 1669/70, 18 Mar: Bartholomew BARNARD and wife Sarah received into Second Congregational Church, Hartford, CT.

[N01I10005] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Vol. 1, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) p.416-417. Cites: (a) Vol. V, p.179-180. (2) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (1977; rpt. Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1982) p.109. Cites: (a) Second Church Record, Hartford, CT. ! Marriage to Thomas BUNCE: (1a,2) Death: (1a,2) Jan 1693/4, Hartford, CT. (2) Thomas and Sarah BUNCE were early members of First Congregational Church, Hartford, CT. (2) Separated to Second Congregational Church, Hartford, CT. Was an original member. (1a) 1689, 19 Aug: Sarah BUNCE, late wife unto Thomas BUNCE Senr. of Hartford, deceased, wrote her will. Gave to grandchild Sarah MEEKINS 15 pounds, of which a feather bed & furniture & a great brass kettle shall be part. Gives to grandchild John MEEKINS 5 pounds and a chest. Gives to grandchild Thomas MEEKINS 40s. and a chest. Gives to grandchild Mehetabell MEEKINS 20s. Gives to son John BUNCE his two eldest children 20s. apiece. Gives to sons Thomas BUNCE and John BUNCE the rest of the estate which my husband left me to dispose of, to be divided equally between them, and makes them overseers of my will. Signed by her mark, Saran BUNCE Senr. Wits. Stephen HOSMER, Richard BURNHAM. (1a) 1693/4: Inventory of the estate of Sarah BUNCE of Hartford, CT taken by James STEELE, Joseph MYGATT. Valued at 49.12.06 pounds.

[N01I10016] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.146. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1) Unnamed child of Edward CADWELL/Elizabeth BUTLER. Baptism: (1a) 5 Apr 1690, First Church, Hartford, CT.

[N01I10017] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.146. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) First Church records, Hartford, CT. ! Birth: (1) s/o Edward CADWELL/Elizabeth BUTLER. Baptism: (1a) 15 Aug 1697, First Church, Hartford, CT.

[N01I10020] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "Genealogies of Connecticut Families From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register" (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1983; rpt. Broderbund Software, 1997, CD 179). "Descendants of Edward Shepard, Mariner, Cambridge, Mass., 1639," by James Shepard, Naman Sheppard, and A.E.B. Shepherd. Vol. 3, p.388. (2) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, MA, 1995) 1:7-8. Cites: (a) "The Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut," 1636-1776 (Hartford, 1850-1890) 1:360. (b) "Original Distribution of the Lands in Hartford Among the Settlers, 1639," Collections of the CT Hist. Soc., Vol. 14 (Hartford, 1912; rpt. Bowie, MD, 1989) p.202. (c) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," Hartford Probate Dist., comp. by Charles William Manwaring (Hartford, 1904) 1:119-120. (d) Connecticut Archives, Private Controversies, Series One, 2:1-18,177-184. ! Birth: (1) Age about 55 at death on 22 Dec 1689 (b. 1634). (1,2a,b) d/o Samuel GREENHILL. (2c) Sister of Thomas GREENHILL. Marriage to John SHEPHERD: (1c) Called Rebeckah SHEPHERD in her brother's will dtd 16 Jul 1653. Death: (1) 22 Dec 1689. (2a,b) By virtue of his marriage to the widow of Samuel GREENHILL, Jeremy ADAMS became guardian of his two children, Thomas and Rebecca GREENHILL, and therefore had possession during their minority of the land granted by the town of Hartford, CT to Samuel GREENHILL, which land belonged 2/3 part of each parcel to Thomas GREENHILL when Thomas is 20 years of age, and 1/2 part to Rebecka GREENHILL when Rebecka is 20 years of age, which land belongs to the said Thomas & Rebecka GREENHILL at that time & in that proportion by the last will & testament of Samuel GREENHILL their father deceased. (2c) 1653, 16 Jul: Thomas GREENHILL made his will. He gave to his mother Rebeckah ADDAMS the use of all his land during her natural life, and the other half to my sister Rebeckah SHEPHERD's two children, John and Rebeckah SHEPHERD, unless these two children die without issue before their mother, in which case the mother is to inherit 1/2 his land. (2d) John SHEPHERD and his wife, the former Rebecca GREENHILL, filed suit in the CT courts, arguing that Thomas GREENHILL was not yet 21 when he wrote his will, that the will was therefore void, and that Thomas GREENHILL had in fact died intestate. They then argued that in an intestacy all the estate of Thomas GREENHILL should fall to his only full sibling, the wife of John SHEPHERD, and that his half-siblings, the children of Jeremy ADAMS, should get nothing. The dispute carried on into the third generation and into the 18th century, but was in the end unsuccessful.

[N01I10021] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "Genealogies of Connecticut Families From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register" (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1983; rpt. Broderbund Software, 1997, CD 179) "Jeremy Adams of Hartford, Conn., and Some of His Descendants," by Arthur Adams (Jul 1905). Vol. 1, p.5-6. (2) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, MA, 1995) 1:7-8,10. Cites: (a) "The Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut," 1636-1776 (Hartford, 1850-1890) 1:360. (b) "Original Distribution of the Lands in Hartford Among the Settlers, 1639," Collections of the CT Hist. Soc., Vol. 14 (Hartford, 1912; rpt. Bowie, MD, 1989) p.202. ! Marriage to Rebecca __: (1) Death: (2) Within two years of his arrival in 1634. (1) Came from Staplehurst, Co. Kent, England, in the same ship with Simon WILLARD. (2) 1634: Came to Hartford, CT. (2a,b) By virtue of his marriage to the widow of Samuel GREENHILL, Jeremy ADAMS became guardian of his two children, Thomas and Rebecca GREENHILL, and therefore had possession during their minority of the land granted by the town of Hartford, CT to Samuel GREENHILL, which land belonged 2/3 part of each parcel to Thomas GREENHILL when Thomas is 20 years of age, and 1/2 part to Rebecka GREENHILL when Rebecka is 20 years of age, which land belongs to the said Thomas & Rebecka GREENHILL at that time & in that proportion by the last will & testament of Samuel GREENHILL their father deceased.

[N01I10023] [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "Genealogies of Connecticut Families From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register" (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1983; rpt. Broderbund Software, 1997, CD 179) "Jeremy Adams of Hartford, Conn., and Some of His Descendants," by Arthur Adams (Jul 1905). Vol. 1, p.5-6. (2) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, MA, 1995) 1:8,9. Cites: (a) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," Hartford Probate Dist., comp. by Charles William Manwaring (Hartford, 1904) 1:119-120. (b) "Jeremy Adams of Cambridge, Mass., and Hartford, Conn., and His Descendants," by Arthur Adams (Boston 1955) p.34. ! Marriage to Samuel GREENHILL: (1,2) Marriage to Jeremy ADAMS: (1) Abt 1639. (2b) By about 1637. Death: (1) 1678, Hartford, CT. (2a) 1653, 16 Jul: Thomas GREENHILL made his will. He gave to his mother Rebeckah ADDAMS the use of all his land during her natural life, and at her decease 1/2 of his lands to her children, that is to say, to her son John ADDAMS & to her 3 daughters, Hanna, Hester & Sarah.

[N01I10665] Included in the Taylor Family notes is a page entitled "Benjamin Braswell Military Record". It is unclear exactly how Benjamin fits into the tree. Details: Vol. 17, p. 197, Colonial and State Records of North Carolina Vol. 10, page 7, Folios of North Carolina Revolutionary and Army Accounts Ancestors Services: Private soldier in North Carolina line No. 3367 receiving pay from Timothy McCarthy, officer in charge of his company. Reference Colonial State Records of North Carolina, Vol. 17, page 197. He also received pay from Green Hill in 1783 for Halifax District for certificate. Reference North Carolina Revolutionary Army Accounts Vol. 10, p. 4, Folio 4. [MTH notes] The Braswells are quite an old family in Nash County and one of them used to be Superintendent of Nurses at Taylor Hospital (Olive Braswell).

[N01I10681] Also known as Willcoxson, Wilcox. Also known as Isabel Wilson.

[N01I10682] Origianlly had name as William Wilcoxson. Changed since I could not find the original source for this name.

[N01I10683] [Aug. 2004] Lucille Typed pages do not list "Elizabeth" as a name.

[N01I10718] 6 other children not named in records.

[N01I10730] Bruce Tingle has last name as Francis. Could this be confusion with Thomas's son's wife? [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1996. (2) "Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society," Vol. XIV, "Births, Marriages and Deaths 1644-1730," ed. by Albert C. Bates (Hartford, 1912) p.611. (3) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Vol. 1, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) p.543-544. Cites: (a) Vol. VI, court record, p.9. (4) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.135,146. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. ! Birth: (1) 23 Sep 1667, Hartford, CT. (1,4) d/o Thomas BUTLER/Sarah STONE. Marriage to Thomas CADWELL: (1,2,4a) 23 Sep 1687. (NOTE: Month and day same as birthdate.) (1,2,4a) Hartford, CT. Death: (1) 23 Aug 1725, Hartford, CT. (3a) 1690, 5 Jul: Agreement for the distribution of the estate of Thomas BUTLER of Hartford agreed to. To Thomas BUTLER, the housing and a piece of the home lot, being about half of it, and 8 acres. To Samuel, an 18 acre piece. To Joseph and John, the other part of the home lot below COLLIER's at the end of the home lot, and 14 acres that was Mr. GILBERT's. Edward CADWELL, John DAY, Thomas CADWELL, John PORTER, Margaret and Hope BUTLER to have the 30 acres bought of Mr. WAY. Susannah, 5 acres in the neck. Cornelius HOLYBUT to have half the 70 acres and half the 4 acres, besides a cow, and a bed he hath already. Ann, the other half of the 70 acres and the half of the 4 acres, and 5 pounds to be paid her 40s. by Thomas and 20s. apiece from the other 4 brothers. The widow to have the remaining moveables forever, and 1/3 the housing and lands during life. Agreed to by Thomas and Samuel BUTLER, John DAY, Edward CADWELL and Thomas CADWELL. Ordered by the court to be the distribution of Thomas BUTLER his estate, and Thomas BUTLER is continued as administrator. Estate of Thomas BUTLER, Wethersfield: To the widow, to Thomas BUTLER, to Samuel, to Joseph, to John, to Edward CADWELL, to John DAY, to Thomas CADWELL, to John PORTER, to Margaret and Hope BUTLER. (5) 1692, May: Hannah, wife of Thomas CADWELL Jr., admitted to full communion, First Church, Hartford, CT.

[N01I10731] Twin of William according to GenServ CANC6GA. However, this does not match data from other sources. (GH) Death date could be February, 1739/40. [Cadwell (Alice Gedge).FTW] ! (1) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charles Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, 1995) 3:1752-1753. Cites: (a) Hartford Probate District, CT St. Archives, Case #5154. (b) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," Vol. 1, Hartford Probate Dist., 1635-1700, comp. by Charles William Manwaring (Hartford, 1904) 1:238. (2) Ancestral File, FHL, 1996. (3) "Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society," Vol. XIV, "Births, Marriages and Deaths 1644-1730," ed. by Albert C. Bates (Hartford, 1912) p.586,611. (4) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Hartford District (Hartford, 1904). Vol. 1 1635-1700, p.422-423,543-544; Vol. 3, p.238-240. Cites: (a) Vol. V, p.190. (b) Vol. XIII, p.176,185. (c) Vol. XVII, p.61. (d) Vol. XVII, p.61. (5) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.146. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. ! Birth: (1a,b,3) s/o Thomas CADWELL. (2,3) 5 Dec 1662. (2,3,5a) Hartford, CT. (2,5) s/o Thomas CADWELL/Elizabeth STEBBINS. (5a) 5 Dec 1661. Marriage to Hannah BUTLER: (2,3,5a) 23 Sep 1687, Hartford, CT. Death: (2) 30 Dec 1737, Hartford, CT. (5) 1739. (4b) Will dtd 30 Dec 1737, inventory of estate dtd 21 Feb 1739/40. (1a,b) 1670, 20 May: In her will, Frances STEBBING, living in Hartford, widow, bequeathed to my 4 grandchildren, Thomas, William, Matthew and Mary CADWELL, 4 pounds apiece, to be paid by my loving son Thomas CADWELL. (1a,b) 1673, 12 Nov: In a codicil to her will, Frances STEBBING bequeathed 7 acres of land in the South Meadow to the three children of my son & daughter CADWELL: viz. Thomas, William and Mary, along with 4 acres more in the south meadow; two of these four acres to go to the now two youngest children of my son and daughter CADWELL, viz: Matthew and Abigail CADWELL. (5) 1686: Admitted to full communion, First Church, Hartford, CT. (4) 1690, 5 Jul: Agreement for the distribution of the estate of Thomas BUTLER of Hartford agreed to. To Thomas BUTLER, the housing and a piece of the home lot, being about half of it, and 8 acres. To Samuel, an 18 acre piece. To Joseph and John, the other part of the home lot below COLLIER's at the end of the home lot, and 14 acres that was Mr. GILBERT's. Edward CADWELL, John DAY, Thomas CADWELL, John PORTER, Margaret and Hope BUTLER to have the 30 acres bought of Mr. WAY. Susannah, 5 acres in the neck. Cornelius HOLYBUT to have half the 70 acres and half the 4 acres, besides a cow, and a bed he hath already. Ann, the other half of the 70 acres and the half of the 4 acres, and 5 pounds to be paid her 40s. by Thomas and 20s. apiece from the other 4 brothers. The widow to have the remaining moveables forever, and 1/3 the housing and lands during life. Agreed to by Thomas and Samuel BUTLER, John DAY, Edward CADWELL and Thomas CADWELL. Ordered by the court to be the distribution of Thomas BUTLER his estate, and Thomas BUTLER is continued as administrator. Estate of Thomas BUTLER, Wethersfield: To the widow, to Thomas BUTLER, to Samuel, to Joseph, to John, to Edward CADWELL, to John DAY, to Thomas CADWELL, to John PORTER, to Margaret and Hope BUTLER. (4a) 1691, 11 Feb: Thomas CADWELL of Hartford, CT wrote his will. Gave to wife Elizabeth my entire estate for her use during life, except what I have already conveyed to my son Thomas & to my daughter DICKINS, which she has already exchanged with Mr. William GIBBINS at Podunk that piece of land in the South Meadow which was formerly my father STEBBINS'. Gave to son Thomas, besides that part of my home lot which he is already possessed of, all my lot in the long meadow called Grant's Lot, containing about 4 acres, lying between Lt. Col. TALCOTT and John DAYE's lots, always provided the said Thomas relinquish his claim to one acre and one rood of land in the South Meadow that his sister Mary DICKINS may not be molested or troubled in that land in the south meadow that was formerly given to her. Also gives to him the one half of my grass lot at the lower end of the Long Meadow lying between Mr. LORD's & Thomas OLMSTEAD's lots. Also my wood lot in the ox pasture lying between Lt. Col. ALLYN's land north and John SKINNER deceased his lot south, & this he is to receive at the decease of me and my wife Elizabeth, he paying his proportion of legacies to his sisters. (4b) 1737, 30 Dec: Thomas CADWELL of Hartforf wrote his will. Gave to wife Hannah 1/3 part of all my personal estate; the use of one end, which she shall choose, of my present dwelling house in Hartford, with a proportional part of the cellar and garden and well, during her natural life. My sons to pay to her annually during her life the sum of 10 pounds. I give to my eldest son Thomas all that my farm at the west division in Hartford which is bounded north on the lands of Samuel and Thomas SHEPHERD and Daniel ENSIGN, south on his own land, east on Hartford commons, and west on Farmington bounds, with the house and all other buildings thereon erected, part of which I have already given him by deed, my son Thomas paying to my wife 4 pounds annually, and also what I shall herein order him to pay to my two daughters Hannah and Lois. I give to my two sons Jonathan and James the lot which I bought is Thomas SADD in the aforesaid west division according as I have already given the same to them by deeds of gift. Also I give to them a lot of land in Farmingtown which I bought of Samuel WADSWORTH, and also the southward part or all the remainder of a lot of land lying in Farmingtown that I bought of Capt. HART, which remainder is not contained in my deed of part of the said lot to the BURRS, the aforesaid land to be equally divided between them, each of my sons Jonathan and James paying to my wife 40 shillings annually. As to my son Moses, I have already given him the full portion of my real estate. By his desire I have sold and gave given him the money for which the same was sold, to that he has had a full single portion of my estate. Yet my will is that my executors shall pay to him out of my personal estate 30 shillings. I give to my son Aaron my present dwelling house, homelot, barn and orchard thereon, also my meadow land lying in the North and South Meadow, and my pastureland lying in the Ox Pasture, and my lot called the Brickiln lot, all lying in Hartford, all of which I have heretofore given him a deed of gift, he paying my wife 40 shillings annually during her life. As to my daughter Hannah CHAPPELL, I have already given her 30.04 pounds, and my will is that she shall have out of my estate more than what she has already had, the sum of 69.16 pounds. As to my daughter Lois BLISS, I have already given her 48.06 pounds, and I will that she shall have out of my estate, more than what she hath already had, 51.14 pounds. If there is not sufficient personal estate to pay said sums to my daughters, what part thereof is wanting I hereby order to be paid to them by my four sons, Thomas, Jonathan, James and Aaron, my son Thomas to pay 2/5 part. Appoints sons Thomas and Jonathan to be executors. Signed Thomas CADWELL. Wits. Daniel SMITH, Jos. GILLET Jr., Margaret BUTLER. (4b) 1739/40, 21 Feb: Inventory of the estate of Lt. Thomas CADWELL of Hartford taken by William GAYLORD, William CADWELL and Nathaniel JONES. Valued at 300.17.02. (4) 1739/40, 4 Mar: Will proved. (4c) 1743, 6 Dec: Thomas CADWELL and Jonathan CADWELL, executors to the last will and testament of Thomas CADWELL, exhibited an account of debts and charges due from the estate and legacies paid, in all amounting to 6.01.06 more than to discharge the legacies in said will. (4d) 1755, 6 May: William CADWELL and Joseph DICKINS of Windsor, in right of his wife Mary CADWELL alias DICKINS, cited the rest of the heirs of the estate of Thomas CADWELL of Hartford dec'd, grandfather to the said William and Mary, to appear before the court and show cause why the undivided lands belonging to Thomas CADWELL his estate should not be divided. The above cited parties did not appear to make any objections, whereupon the court, on the motion of said William CADWELL and Joseph DICKINS, order that a distribution be made of land lying in Hartford on the east side of the river, in that land lying in the Five-Miles, so called, viz., 2/9 parts thereof to the heirs of Edward CADWELL deceased; to the heirs of Thomas CADWELL deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Matthew CADWELL deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Samuel CADWELL of said Hartford deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Mary CADWELL, alias DICKINS, of Windsor, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Abigail CADWELL, alias CHURCH, of Hartford deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Hannah CADWELL, alias BLISS of Springfield, in the County of Hampshire, 1/9 part; to Mehetabell CADWELL, alias BOARDMAN, deceased, her heirs, 1/9 part. The court appoints Samuel WELLES of Hartford, Erastus and Gideon WOLCOTT of Windsor to distribute the lands accordingly. (4) 1755, 17 Nov: Report of the distributors accepted.

[N01I10847] [Aug. 2004] Lucille Typed pages claim that this family gave Pullen Park to the city of Raleigh, NC.

[N01I11094] Francis William Taylor was born in 1826, according to the Wilson County Census of June 16, 1860, at which time he held the offive of Constable of the Town of Wilson and owned personal property values at $800.00 [Census Records, the National Archives, Wilson County - 1860, No. 357.354]. He was a Wilson taxpayer beginning in 1854. He served as Register of Deeds in Wilson County from August 13,1868 to September 2, 1870, being succeeded by Thomas J. Rowe. He became a member of the Wilson Primitive Baptist Church on September 22, 1877, was baptized by Elder Pleasant Daniel Gold, and died in November 1897, according to the Church Minute Book. On January 5, 1847, at Tarboro, F. W. Taylor became a private in Company A (Captain Louis D. Wilson), First North Carolina Foot Volunteers. This organization was mustered into the United States Army at Wilmington on January 8, 1847. From there, they went by water to a port neat Mexico and subsequently engaged in active service against the Mexican Army. They were discharged at Fortress Monroe, Virginia on July 28, 1848. Taylor learned to speak Spanish fairly fluently while he was in Mexico, and this ability was much admired by his family and friends after his return to Edgecomb County. At the time of the Civil War, Francis W. Taylor enlisted with the rank of First Lieutenant in Company G, First North Carolina Infantry Regiment, Confederate States Army. He was probably the Frank W. Taylor who later served as musician in Company H, Seventy-Fifth Carolina Cavalry Regiment, Confederate States Army. On February 5, 1850 in Edgecomb County, bonded by Amariah (X) Nolley, Francis W. Taylor married Rebecca Ann Braswell, daughter of Bennett Braswell and wife Mary Ann M. E. Nolly. She was born in 1833 and died after 1874. It is said that F. W. Taylor was a son of William Taylor and the he had only a sister, Patty Taylor, who married a Moore. The Taylors had ten children, but their family Bible was lost that contained the dates of births and deaths. (unreadable) in 1872 shows Francis W. Taylor, residence on the west side of Ledge Street half way between Barnes Street, while F. W. Taylor's Ice House was situated on Nash Street near the present (1964) Branch Banking and Trust Company corner. On September 5, 1850, John W. Farmer sold Francis W. Taylor of Edgecombe County, for $10.00, a half-acre lot in the Town of Wilson adjoining Drucilla Joyner and Henry Barnes, on the south side of Green Street, witnessed by David Nolly and N. B. Nolly [Edgecomb County Deed Book 26, p. 133]. On April 26, 1952, Francis W. Taylor sold Oswald Lipscomb, for $35.00, the lot on Green Street, witnessed by Jonathan D. Rountree and Simon Barnes [Edgecomb County Deed Book 26, p. 119].\ On January 1, 1861, F. W. and Rebecca L. J. (x) Taylor of Wilson County mortgaged to L. J. Tomlinson, for $5.00, 2/3 of an acre adjoining the Williams Hayman lot, Elizabeth Farmer Lot, , L. D. Tomlinson lot, and C. F. Dunn lot, witnessed by William Nolley, to protect their debt of $350.00 [Wilson County Deed Book 1, p. 704]. On July 7, 1868, Frances W. Taylor, George W. Blount, and Willie Daniel bonded $10,000.00 to the State of North Carolina for Francis W. Taylor, "elected and appointed Register for the County of Wilson and now therefore if the said Taylor will safely keep the Books and Records and truly and faithfully discharge his duties as Register according to Law then the above obligation to be void otherwise to remain in full force and effect" [Wilson County Deed Book 2, p. 443]. On September 15, 1868, L. D. Tomlinson who as Plaintiff against F. W. Taylor and his wife in September Court, 1866, had foreclosed on a mortgage on 2/3 of an acre adjoining Nathan V. Peele, Elizabeth Farmer, L. D. Tomlinson, S. P. Clark, and the Street, was given a deed to the property by Clerk Arthur Barnes, having bid $600.00 for it at public auction when exposed to sale by Clerk Benjamin Henry Blount, on December 29,1866; registered on April 25, 1871 [Wilson County Deed Book 5, p.9]. On December 20, 1869, Jesse Bullock, Administrator of Orren Bullock, deceased, of Edgecomb County, sold at Court House in Wilson two acres on the corner of Ledge Still Streets, running down Still Street to Spring Street, along Spring Street to Sylvester T. Brown's line on Lodge Street, and to the beginning; F. W. Taylor bid $1,500.00, and the deed was confirmed to him on November 3, 1870, witnessed by J. W. Lancaster [Wilson County Deed Book 4, page 275]. On November 30, 1870, F. W. and wife Rebecca L. J. Taylor sold James D. Barnes for $1,500 the preceding two acres, witnessed by J. W. Blount [Wilson County Deed Book 4, p. 221].

[N01I11096] Was from near Battleboro (?).

[N01I11676] [Alice Gedge] ! (1) Ancestral File, FHL, 1997. (2) "Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society," Vol. XIV, "Births, Marriages and Deaths 1644-1730," ed. by Albert C. Bates (Hartford, 1912) p.586. (3) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring, Hartford District (Hartford, 1904) Vol. 1, 1635-1700, p.422-423; Vol. III, p.240. Cites: (a) Vol. V, p.190. (b) Vol. XVII, p.61. (4) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977) p.146. FHL #974.62 H1D2b. Cites: (a) Hartford, CT town records. ! Birth: (1,2,4a) 22 Aug 1677, Hartford, CT. (1,4) d/o Thomas CADWELL/Elizabeth STEBBINS. (2) d/o Thom. CADWELL. Marriage to Thomas BLISS: (1) 1698, Springfield, Hampden Co., MA. (4) Thomas B. Death: (1) 7 Jan 1756, Springfield, Hampden Co., MA. (3a) 1691, 11 Feb: Thomas CADWELL of Hartford, CT wrote his will. Gave to my daughters Abigail, Elizabeth, Hanna and Mehetabell, to each 20 pounds, all to be paid after the decease of me and my wife. (4) 1695/6, 8 Mar: Owned covenant, First Church, Hartford, CT. (3b) 1755, 6 May: William CADWELL and Joseph DICKINS of Windsor, in right of his wife Mary CADWELL alias DICKINS, cited the rest of the heirs of the estate of Thomas CADWELL of Hartford dec'd, grandfather to the said William and Mary, to appear before the court and show cause why the undivided lands belonging to Thomas CADWELL his estate should not be divided. The above cited parties did not appear to make any objections, whereupon the court, on the motion of said William CADWELL and Joseph DICKINS, order that a distribution be made of land lying in Hartford on the east side of the river, in that land lying in the Five-Miles, so called, viz., 2/9 parts thereof to the heirs of Edward CADWELL deceased; to the heirs of Thomas CADWELL deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Matthew CADWELL deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Samuel CADWELL of said Hartford deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Mary CADWELL, alias DICKINS, of Windsor, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Abigail CADWELL, alias CHURCH, of Hartford deceased, 1/9 part; to the heirs of Hannah CADWELL, alias BLISS of Springfield, in the County of Hampshire, 1/9 part; to Mehetabell CADWELL, alias BOARDMAN, deceased, her heirs, 1/9 part. The court appoints Samuel WELLES of Hartford, Erastus and Gideon WOLCOTT of Windsor to distribute the lands accordingly.

[N01I11788] (MTH Notes) The Winstons are the same family of Judge F. D. Winston, but were all Franklin Co. Winstons. [Aug. 2004] Lucille Typed pages have name as Col. Isaac Winston, an earlier reference had Isaac Patrick Henry Winston. The Lucille Typed pages also have birth dates of children that are inconsistent with the birth date recorded (1820) from other sources (note that there is a Patrick Henry below with an 1820 birth date). They also have his parents as Anthony Wilson and Edith Morgan (included in this file) instead of George Winston and Anne Fuller. Anne Fuller is listed in the Lucille Typed Pages under "Winston Ancestors". It appears that earlier references used confused Patrick Henry Winston, son of George Winston and Anne Fuller with Isaac Winston, son of Anthony Winston and Edith Morgan. "Winston Ancestors" Hon. Francis Donnell Winston, born in Windsor, Bertie County, N.C. 10/2/1857, son of Patric Henry Winston, and grandson of George Winston, who was born and died in Franklin County, N.C. He married Anne Fuller who was born and dies in Franklin County [ed. note - this is probably the same Judge F. D. Winston in the MTH Notes]. Patrick Henry Winston who was born in Franklin County in 1820 and died in Bertie County in 1886. Was an Episopalian and member of General Assembly representing Bertie County. He married Martha Elizabeth Byrd who was born in Bertie County 3/16/1825 and died in Windsor 3/18/1899 in the arms of her son, Judge Winston. Their children were Patrick Winston, Jr., Katherine Fuller, Anne Fuller, George Taylor, Joseph Byrd & Judge Francis Donnell Winston, Robert Watson (atty. in Raleigh), Lewis Thomason, Edward Webb (Lewis & Edward twins), Alice Capehart (married Frank Spruill and lived in Rocky Mount). Judge Francis Winston married miss Rosa Mary Kenney of Portsmouth, VA on 5/30/1889. Winston ancestors came from England and settled in Virginia when it was still a colony.

[N01I11808] [Aug. 2004] Death date is too early (before his son's birth date). Perhaps is was supposed to be the marriage date?

[N01I11812] [Aug. 2004] Lucille Typed pages state that the Braswells fled to West Riding, Yorkshire from Scotland in 1599.

[N01F002] [WCadwell.FTW] Intention to marry on 1/9/1773

[N01F010] [WCadwell.FTW] Marriage intentions announced 9/30.

[N01F013] Listed as 1707 in one source, 1707/8 in Perry Streeter's e-mail.

[N01F023] [WCadwell.FTW] Intentions to marry announced 12/12/1776

[N01F027] DB19, p. 491, 1812, Chesterfield County, VA. Issue: DB23, p. 170 Oct. 9, 1820, Chesterfield County, VA.

[N01F044] Performed by Rev. George H. Ray.

[N01F046] Performed by Rev. Louis Betty.

[N01F047] Date could be 11/22. [Huston.FTW] Married in father Thomas's residence

[N01F074] [WCadwell.FTW] Marriage intentions 10/31

[N01F102] Married in Wake Forest College Chapel (the Lea Building).

[N01F104] Second marriage for Isham.

[N01F120] At her home. She wore a flapper wedding dress. Maid of Honor Miss Elizabeth Eddens. Dame of Honor Mrs. Rux D. Currin (Doris). Best Man Mr. Rux D. Currin. Bridesmaids Miss Elizabeth Hunt, Miss Oza Taylor, Mrs. E. W. Morris, Mrs. C. S. Williams.

[N01F125] [WCadwell.FTW] Intentions to marry announced on 8/20/1791, not sure of marriage date.

[N01F144] Levi's first wife.

[N01F155] Thomas' first marriage.

[N01F165] Austin's first marriage.

[N01F180] [WCadwell.FTW] Matthew Cadwell seems to have owned a tract of sixty-eight acres of land in the West Division of Hartford lying on the Farmington bounds. He exchanged this on March 14, 1705, for the interest of his brother Samuel in the home lot of their father, on the corner of what is now Front and State Streets in Hartford. May have been married in 1696.

[N01F185] [WCadwell.FTW] Intentions announced 9/22. Deed: Feb. 24 1806 Daniel Cadwell of Wilbraham Hampshire Co. yeoman for $300 conveys to Joseph Sexton of Wilbraham yeoman a tract of land in Wilbraham about 30 acres. E. on Monson line, N on Jospeh Sexton, W. on Middle Road so called, S. on land set out to Wid. Eunice Cadwell her Dower on the estate of Daniel Cadwell her late husband. 1/2 mile long & 11 rd 8 ft 6 in wide being the same land set to me as my share of my father's estate. Daniel Cadwell Grace Cadwell Witnesses Ebeneezer Cadwell Fredk Stebbins Recorded Feb 25 1806 Book 46 p.30 Deeds at Springfield --- Deed: Dec 20, 1808 Daniel Cadwell of Wilbraham Hampshire Co. yeoman for $75 conveys to Moses K. Bartlett of Wilbraham gentleman all right, title, and interest to a tract of land in Wilbraham, being my share in my Mother's thirds, the whole of her thirds bounded from middle road so called & running easterly on William Ringe to the Easterly road, & easterly to Monson line, Southerly to David Cadwell's land. Westerly to Easterly road & westerly on Ebeneezer Cadwell to Stephen Cadwell to middle road. about 45 acres. Daniel Cadwell (mark) Grace Cadwell (mark) Witnesses Robert Sessions Walter Stebbins Recorded Dec. 21, 1808 Book 45 p.645 Deeds at Springfield ---

[N01F194] [WCadwell.FTW] Thomas Cadwell appeared in Hartford in 1652 and in March 9th of that year bought of the heirs of Thomas Scott, subject to a life interest of the widow, the home lot with dwellings and other buildings thereon, abutting east on Front Street and bounded north by a highway leading to the meeting house, now State Street. For this parcel he paid 45 pounds. He acquired many other parcels of land and in November 1668 was found to be in possession of twelve pieces amounting to many acres, one of which was situated in the "Little Meadow", east of Front Street, near his home lot and bounded north by the highway leading to the public landing place, now Ferry Street. He married in 1658, Elizabeth, widow of Robert Wilson of Farmington and daughter of Deacon Edward and Frances (Tough) Stebbins of Hartford. Thomas Cadwell held the offices of Chimney Viewer and Constable, and on March 31, 1682, entered into an agreement with the town to keep the ferry for the term of seven years, which was renewed for another like period on December 31, 1687. He died October 9, 1694 and the ferry contract was let to his widow January 28th, 1694-5, but was shortly afterwards assumed by her son Thomas. The date of Elizabeth's death is unknown. From Genealogy by Robert Morris, June 3, 1926.

[N01F202] Thomas' second marriage.

[N01F204] Franklinton Baptist Church

[N01F217] [WCadwell.FTW] Daniel's date of death unknown but was alive in 1790. His will dated at Northhampton on 2/12/1791 was proven on 5/3/1791. Daniel had the following deeds recorded at Springfield: 11-349, 34-307, 35-486.

[N01F224] Married at Piedmont, the family estate (see Mary (Mollie) Cadwell).

[N01F227] John's first marriage.

[N01F242] Moses' first marriage. [WCadwell.FTW] Intentions to marry announced 8/30/1777

[N01F243] [WCadwell.FTW] Captain Cadwell is listed in the Church records as having been a sergeant in 1754. He also served in the French and Indian War along with his brother Ebeneezer and lived on Ridge Road in Wilbraham. He marched on April 20, 1775, with Capt. Paul Langdon in Col. Timothy Danielson's Regiment to Roxbury and enlisted into the army on April 24th. His name appears on the muster rolls of May 17th, May 22nd, and October 6th. He was commissioned by Congress as a second lieutenant on May 27, 1775. He became Captain of the 7th Co. 1st Hampshire (Col. Pynchon's) Regiment on May 2, 1776 (commissioned June 13). He is named in a June 2, 1777, petition by Eunice (his wife) for expenses due for the removal of Captain Cadwell and some men to Skeensborough because they caught smallpox at Ticonderoga in January 1777. He apparently died of smallpox in 1777. Daniel was on the Committee of the Precinct (ruling body prior to the official founding of the town) for the years 1750 and 1756-1762. Following the town's incorporation in 1763, he was a Selectman in 1769 and is also listed as a Selectman in 1778 although he died in 1777 (elected but did not serve?). Possibly born in 1732.

[N01F257] [WCadwell.FTW] While an Olive Fuller did marry Daniel Cadwell on 3/30/1813, I have not been able to prove conclusively that it was this Daniel. All reasonable conclusions point to him, however.

[N01F304] [WCadwell.FTW] David was put under the guardianship of Moses R. Bartlett and Jonathan Ely, Jr., on 1/24/1815, as he "was wasting his estate by excessive drinking and debauchery."

[N01F307] [WCadwell.FTW] Intentions announced 2/16

[N01F308] [WCadwell.FTW] Not 100% sure about year of marriage. One reference has it as 1809, but if so, Marcia's birthdate is too early. Also, wide gap in birthdates for children seems suspicious, especially Stephen.

[N01F312] [WCadwell.FTW] Marriage intentions announced 8/26.

[N01F314] [WCadwell.FTW] Marriage intentions announced on 7/9

[N01F324] [WCadwell.FTW] Orrin moved to Springfield in 1826 (age 21). He worked at the Springfield Armory for 13 years. He moved to East Longmeadow, MA, in 1832

[N01S024501] "Mainly of the CT River Valley"

[N01S024503] NEHGS Library

[N01S020491] Descendant of Matthew Holding of Wake County, NC. Xerox copy of lineage part of application sent to me by Watson Wilkinson.

[N01S024591] jedh@I01net.att.co.krr

[N01S022601] (This Reference Source Copied from the Doyle Genealogical Database at http://sillyg.doit.com/genweb/Doyle/Doyle.html.)

[N01S030771] Cited by John F. Chandler (jcbn@cuvmb.cc.columbia.edu)..

[N01S020581] Various DAR applications (unspecified) referenced by John F. Chandler (jchbn@cuvmb.cc.columbia.edu)) 183 Prospect Hill Harvard, MA 01451

[N01S034911] Customer pedigree.

[N01S018601] Referenced by John F. Chandler (jchbn@cuvmb.cc.columbia.edu)) 183 Prospect Hill Harvard, MA 01451

[N01S022681] "Showing Three Generations of Those Who Came Before 1692, on the Basis of Farmer's Register. Four Volumes"

[N01S030881] (This Reference Source Copied from the Doyle Genealogical Database at http://sillyg.doit.com/genweb/Doyle/Doyle.html.)

[N01S024741] This document cited by Clay Cadwell.

[N01S018671] Referenced by John F. Chandler (jchbn@cuvmb.cc.columbia.edu)) 183 Prospect Hill Harvard, MA 01451

[N01S018741] Referenced by John F. Chandler (jchbn@cuvmb.cc.columbia.edu)) 183 Prospect Hill Harvard, MA 01451

[N01S020841] Published at Washington, DC. Referenced by John F. Chandler (jchbn@cuvmb.cc.columbia.edu)) 183 Prospect Hill Harvard, MA 01451

[N01S029011] Typed copy from a list of genealogical references for Mrs. W. Scott Hunt (Mary Eddens), Oxford, NC. Text as follows: page 2 Times Dispatch, Richmond, Va. Friday, Jan. 6, 1911 Obituary Mrs. S. A. Eddens After an illness lasting nearly two months, Mrs. S. A. Eddens, widow of James W. Eddens, died Wednesday afternoon in her home, 13 South Cherry Street. On March 19, had she lived she would have reached her eighty-fourth birthday. In her passing, there went from Park Place Methodist Church its oldest member, for she had been a member all her life, and was a devoted Christian. She is survived by 17 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren, and four daughters--Mrs. S. L. Franklin, Mrs. M. E. Brown, Mrs. C. Boyd Luck and Mrs. W. J. Whipple, all of Richmond--and two sons--William L. Eddens, of Brooklyn, and Steve P. Eddens of Birmingham. The funeral will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon from Park Place Methodist Church. The pall-bearers will be as follows: Active, E. L. Ford, Clarence Seaton, Allen Moncure, Edward B. Fensome, J. C. Drinard, S. B. Drinard, Owen Valentine and William Jenkins Jr. Honorary--G. A. G. Brown, Jr., John F. Toler, Clarence G. Burton and A. E. Johann. (Riverview Cemetary, Richmond, Va., Plot B, Division 5, Section 110)

[N01S018841] A series of email and paper documents sent to me by Clay Cadwell. 9105 Glen Canyon Ct Sun City, AZ 85351-1738 (602) 977-1166 berclay1@juno.comm Clay Cadwell passed away in September of 1997. I will truly miss his insight. His research is being carried on by his daughter, Andrea Lynes (lynes@javanet.com)..

[N01S033121] Email: severitt@S01no.nett John and his son Thomas.

[N01S025051] Photocopied pages sent to me in January, 2000 by William S. Hunt, Jr. The first page has a handwritten note, "William Scott Hunt Jr. Oct. 30, 1905". The book apparently was published around 1930, as that is the latest date in the book. Parts of the book are obvious fabrications, as the genealogy is traced back to Adam. The edges of some pages are cut off as well, so some information may be lost.

[N01S023071] Documents sent to me by Geneva Hamilton, PO Box 76, Coalinga CA, 93210-0076. rgham@thegrid.nett

[N01S027191] Copy of typed pages given to Jeannie Jordan at Frank Bonner's funeral in 2003/4.

[N01S017031] Note: on CD-ROM, by Automated Archives (This Reference Source Copied from the Doyle Genealogical Database at http://sillyg.doit.com/genweb/Doyle/Doyle.html.)

[N01S023161] canney@msn.comm 285 Morgan Street So. Hadley MA 01075-1623 413-533-0089

[N01S027281] Submitted by Mark Miller (Mamiller1@ualr.edu))

[N01S023231] GEDCOM sent to me by Ginny Arveson (GINNYA@prodigy.net) in February,, 1998. The references in this GEDCOM: Document: "A Bit of Family History...1994 Bouck Family Reunion" Author: Robert C. Eller brief history of the Bouck family prepared by Robert C. Eller; his sources unknown at this time Storage medium: Other GEDCOM data: 1 REPO 2 CALN Document: "Ancestors in a Family History" Author: Samuel L. Buker notes and data provided by Samuel L. Buker (great-great-grandson of Israel H.) to Robert C Eller; S. Buker lived in Rockville, MD Storage medium: Other GEDCOM data: 1 REPO 2 CALN Document: "Fort Owen--A Chronology" Author: Carling Malouf and K. Ross Toole Publisher: University of Montana Storage medium: Book GEDCOM data: 1 REPO 2 CALN Document: "History of Muskingum County, Ohio" Author: Muskingum County Historical Society Storage medium: Book GEDCOM data: 1 REPO 2 CALN Document: "Medicine in the Making in Montana" source cited by Robert C Eller Storage medium: Book GEDCOM data: 1 REPO 2 CALN Document: "My Buker Ancestors" Author: Robert C. Eller family history compiled by RCE Storage medium: Book GEDCOM data: 1 REPO 2 CALN Document: "My Eller Family" Author: Robert C. Eller history of the Eller family from Jacob (b. abt 1817 ) to present; includes research notes on Jacob and his possible ancestry; author often refers to documents, records and certificates but rarely gives the title; RCE known to be a very meticulous person - probably researched and documented all facts; will attempt to get more info Storage medium: Book GEDCOM data: 1 REPO 2 CALN Document: 1790 Census, Gray Town, ME household data Storage medium: Book GEDCOM data: 1 REPO 2 CALN Document: 1820 Census, Linton Township, Coshocton Cty, OH Storage medium: Census GEDCOM data: 1 REPO 2 CALN Document: 1830 Census, Franklin Township, Coshocton Cty, OH Storage medium: Book GEDCOM data: 1 REPO 2 CALN Document: 1840 Census, Franklin Townsh

[N01S031463] NEHGS Library

[N01S033511] Reference cited by Clay Cadwell.

[N01S033551] Newspaper clipping found by Mary Jean Hunt when cleaning her house. No dates listed.

[N01S031521] Source quoted by Clay Cadwell.

[N01S019331] Working copy in my possession from the effects of Mary Adeline (Taylor) Hunt. Supposedly never filed. Her mother (Mary Adeline Hunt) filled it out for her because she (mother) could not get in (she could not trace her own line back to the Revolutionary War), and she (mother) wanted to be sure her daughter could get in. Jeannie claims she never wanted to be in the DAR.

[N01S027561] Copy of microfilm printout (negative) from the Virginia Sate Library (Jan 13 1950) included among the effects of Mary Adeline (Taylor) Hunt. Text as follows: Married, on the 27th instant, by Rev. George H. Ray, Mr. JAMES ROBERT EDDENS and Miss SARAH ELIZABETH SMITH; all of this city.

[N01S031651] "The Family of Frances (Tough) (Chester) (Smith) Stebbing, Wife of Edward Stebbing, of Hartford, CT"

[N01S031653] NEHGS Library

[N01S033741] Reference Cited by John F. Chandler (jchbn@cuvmb.cc.columbia.edu))

[N01S031743] NEHGS Library

[N01S019521] 1. Notarized copy in my possession from the effects of Mary Adeline (Taylor) Hunt. Still in the envelope from the DAR, addressed to Mrs. W. Scott Hunt, 325 Kingsbury Street., Oxford, N.C., June 2 1950. Contains the names and dates for James Robert Eddens (1853) and his wife, and James William Eddens (1821) and his wife. Refers to the Family Bible belonging to James William Eddens and wife Sarah Ann Elder and Family Bible belonging to James Robert Eddens and wife Sarah Elizabeth Smith. Notarized on 15 January 1949 by Sylvia Young, Notary Public and signed by mary Eddens Hunt. 2. Working copy in my possession from the effects of Mary Adeline (Taylor) Hunt. Refers to DAR #104500, 138361, 100023. Refers to Pension papers of John Elder, as found in the National Archives, Washington, DC. Refers to "Declarations of Service of Revolutionary Soldiers and Pensioners of Centre County, PA, originally a part of Northumberland County of the Revolutionary Period", compiled by William F. Wagner, MD, Washington, DC, 1936. John Penn Chapter of the DAR. Oxford, NC. Descendeant of John Elder. Application received by the National Society on Jan 27, 1950. Fees received by National Society on Jan 27, 1950. Application examined and approved on Aug 29, 1950. Registrar General Dorothy D. Trendella Accepted by the National Board of Management on Oct. 11, 1950. Recording Secretary Emily L. Lennier (?) Endorsers: Estelle B. Thomas (Mrs. W. R.) Mrs. Ethel C. Parkam (?) 405 College St. 403 College St. Oxford, NC Oxford, NC

[N01S029721] Typed copy from a list of genealogical references for Mrs. W. Scott Hunt (Mary Eddens), Oxford, NC. Text as follows: page 2 The Times, Richmond, Va. Friday, Dec. 22 1899 Deaths Smith--Died, December 21st, at 11:30 a.m. at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Emma Gayle, 527 North 18th Street, Mrs, Sarah A. Smith. Funeral from the above residence THIS AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock. Internment in Riverview. No flowers. (Riverview Cemetary, Richmond, Va., Plot B, Division 5, Section 109)

[N01S021591] Victor Castens East Washington Pittsburg, KS 66762 316-231-2007

[N01S017521] Notes sent to me by Anita Myers, 903 Swallow Court, New Bern, NC 28560.

[N01S031841] A compilation sent to me (Xerox) by Watson Wilkinson.

[N01S027831] Miscellaneous original handwritten notes. Primarily written by her mother, Mary Eddens Hunt. All given to me by her daughter (my mother). One set of notes are writen on an envelope addressed to Mrs. Mary Eddens Hunt, 325 Kingsbury Street, Oxford, N.C. from the National Genealogical Research Guild, Inc., Suite 510-930 F St., N.W., Washington, D.C. One note lists: Other relatives in Matthew County, VA by names of Bellups, Hudkins, and Diggs.

[N01S017631] Typewritten pages sent to me by William S. Hunt Jr. in January, 2000. Most of the family facts are also referenced in this document, but to save time I'm only putting in the ones that differ from other accounts.

[N01S021801] France Walker Stenberg 5810 Windsong Trails Drive Houston, TX 77084-6754 713-550-7112

[N01S032061] (This Reference Source Copied from the Doyle Genealogical Database at http://sillyg.doit.com/genweb/Doyle/Doyle.html.)

[N01S021871] Allen J. Mallory 23 Briar Ridge Road Ridgefield, CT. 06877-1005 203-790-8854

[N01S021931] JAMES R GRAYSHAW, 211-07 28 AVE BAYSIDE, NY 11360

[N01S032161] TITL The Descendants of Edward Eanes of Henrico and Chesterfield Counties in Virginia

[N01S022091] Typed copy from a list of genealogical references for Mrs. W. Scott Hunt (Mary Eddens), Oxford, NC. Text as follows: The Evening Leader--Manchester and Richmond, Va. page 5 Saturday, June 19, 1897 Funeral at Five Sergeant Eddens to be Buried This Afternoon Honors to their dead comrade, James Eddens, will be paid by the men of Company E, First Regimnet, this evening at his funeral, which will occur at five o'clock. The ceremonies, which promise to be particularly impressive, conducted by Rev. Drs. Hiden, Hatcher and Potts. A beautiful spot in Riverview Cemetary will witness the internment, which will be attended by many of the members of the First Regiment, outside of Company E.

[N01S028211] Miscellaneous nates included among the xeroxed items sent to me be Waton (Robert Watson Wilkinson, III).

[N01S030331] Pam Sirmans Feb. 19988 Reference Hist Hamilton Co., O. Ford pg 283; Rush Co., IN deed Rec. D page 234; F pgs 25, 27-8-9 & 138; G pg 13-4 Fam. of John Shaw, Esq J. N. Hughes; cert. 28 Oct 1950 J. N. Hughes; Sarah Shaw will

[N01S024371] Genserv Database submitted by Alan Godfrey alang@ctasvcs.comm 1046 Yale Billings MT 59102

[N01S018273] NEHGS Library

[N01S034581] Email from Wilma Evans (2goforit@gte.net)..

[N01S028511] (This Reference Source Copied from the Doyle Genealogical Database at http://sillyg.doit.com/genweb/Doyle/Doyle.html.)

[N01S026481] GEDCOM sent to me by: John F. Chandler 183 Prospect Hill Rd. Harvard, MA 01451 jchbn@cuvmb.cc.columbia.eduu This is the miscellanous reference I use for information in John Chandler's GEDCOM that isn't attributed to another source.

[N01S024453] NEHGS Library

[N01S018321] GENSERV Submission by Susan P. Canney canney@msn.comm 285 Morgan Street So. Hadley MA 01075-1623 Unsure of accuracy, as many dates do not agree with other sources.

[N02SUB] Aunt of John Churchill, First Duke of Marlborogh.

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Suellen Clopton Blanton
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[N03I000] Submitted by H. Andrew Braun
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[N03I034] #094

[N03I035] Name listed as Prather in family Bible. Could be a previous marriageor true maiden name (?). Researched by: Lorace Amling RickAmling@aol.comm #047 Buried at Bethel Cemetary, Osterdock, Iowa Other Residences: Morgantown, WV Occupation: Housekeeper ..(047) Matilde HUNT after the death of Thomas Sr. moved with HUNT relatives to Morgantown area of Monongalia Co., Virginia(WV) in 1834. In 1853, she moved to Iowa with second husband, Henry BAKER. The 1882 Clayton Co. IA History states that she was born in Greensburg, PA but suspect writer meant Greensboro in Greene County.

[N03I086] #046-2-1 Birthday either September or August. Buried Everly, Cass, Monongalia, WV. She & husband were farming near Maidsville in Cass TWP.

[N03I090] Farm laborer 1900 Cass Twp. Monongalia Co., WV.

[N03I091] Living 1910 w/Aunt Belle EVERLY Cass Twp. Monongalia Co. WV. Lived Maidsville,Monongalia,WV.

[N03I092] Living 1900 w/brother Geo. in Cass Twp. Monongalia Co. WV m 189? but dv/separated by 1900..wife d.3JAN1907 Morgantown WV Peronitis @ 29YRS..

[N03I093] Last found living in 1820 Springhill Twp., Fayette County, Pennsylvania. From census records he had 2 boys, 5 girls.

[N03I094] Born in Pa, NJ, or VA (?) Farmer. John WILKINSON Sr. warranted 151 acres of land along the banks of the Monongahela River in Springhill Twp., Fayette Co., PA. He surveyed this land on 3NOV1813 and patented this land on 9SEP1815. As early as 01MAY1788, he bought 175 acres of land from Samuel Kinkaid(neighbor) in Fayette County, Pennsylvania in partnership with a John Baird for #177.10.0. Witnesses to this deed were Joseph Caldwell & David Frame. The 'Horn Plat Maps' show that John Wilkerson warranted 151 acres 26JUN1785(surveyed 3NOV1813 & patented 9SEP1815) in Springhill Twp., Fayette County, PA fronting on the Monongahela River across from Greene County with creeks inside the North & South boundaries. In 1783, Fayette County PA taxed John Sr. on 150 acres of land, 3 horses, & two cows. In 1786, he was taxed #13.4.0. On 20SEP1815, John Sr. sold 75 acres & appurtenances in Springhill Twp. to son, John Jr., for $1,000. The deed was recorded in Fayette County PA on 8OCT1818. One wonders if the other 75 acres was sold to William. Clues to his parents may be in his New Jersey native neighbors such as Theo Philips & also a William WILKINSON served in the Westmoreland County PA militia during the Revolutionary War.

[N03I096] Died at 27 years, 6 months, 23 days.

[N03I098] Probably born in the Greensboro area of Greene County, PA. Buried in Mt. Harmony Cemetary at Garber, PA.

[N03I099] Probably born in the Greensboro area of Greene County, PA. He may have been the same Thomas 'Wilkerson', 18 born PA, found living with George(080-1-1) & Elizabeth (HUNT)(094-6)Hansel in 1850 Mallory Twp., Clayton Co. IA Census. Elizabeth was his aunt. He evidently returned to Monongalia County, West Virginia for 1858 marriage to Sarah BAKER & returned to Iowa before 1866.

[N03I100] ..(046) Thomas WILKINSON Sr., according to daughter's(Sarah) obituary, died when she was three years old. Perhaps a coincidence, a Thomas WILKINSON was buried 13FEB1833 at age 27 in the Wildwood Cemetery at Williamsport, Lycoming County, Pennslyvania with military honors. If our Thomas, the dates are close but the location is hundreds of miles from Greene County although there were many WILKINSONs in Lycoming County.

[N03I101] #092 Living (1830) in Dunkard, Greene, PA. Other residences: Springhill, Fayette, PA WILLIAM WILKINSON was living next to Thomas Wilkinson in the 1830 Dunkard Twp., Greene County, PA Census & is the probable father or guardian of Thomas. However another male age 20-30 is living with William in the 1830 Census causing some confusion. William Wilkinson could be a guardian of Thomas Wilkinson who may have resulted from the marriage of a Thomas Wilkinson to Sarah LONG in 1800 in Greene County(per Leakey's 'Ten Mile Country'). This Thomas seemed deceased by 1810 with the widow, Sarah LONG WILKINSON, appearing in the Dunkard Twp. Census of Greene County with 1 male 10-16 & two daughters 10-16. However this boy would be to old to be our Thomas. Thus I feel more confident with William as father.

[N03I102] #093 Living (1830) Dunkard, Greene, PA

[N03I147] Sarah BAKER WILKINSON was widowed or divorced by Thomas by 1880because she appears in the 1880 Rural Morgantown Monongalia Co. WV Census on the farm of Eugenius BRIGHT(brother-in-law) 54WV, Alcinda BRIGHT 50WV(sister), & Mary BAKER 81WV(Sarah's mother). Sarah's sons, Henry E. WILKINSON 17WV & George William WILKINSON 7IA are also living on the BRIGHT farm. Sarah was still living on the BRIGHT farm in the 1900 Monongalia Co. WV Census & probably died there.

[N53I000] Submitted by Gordon Wilkinson.
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