420. Living [Parents]
480. SAMUEL REYNOLDS was born 7 Feb 1695 in Stonington, New London, CT, USA. He died 1720/1723. SAMUEL married SUSANNA TURNER on 20 Nov 1716 in Hartford, Hartford, CT, USA. [Parents]
481. SUSANNA TURNER was born 10 Dec 1699 in Hartford, Hartford, CT, USA. [Parents]
482. JOHN WARNER was born 1 Mar 1670. He died in Waterbury, New Haven, CT, USA. [Parents]
484. THOMAS FOOTE M.D. was born 1699. He died 29 Dec 1776. THOMAS married ELIZABETH SUTLIFFE before 1723. [Parents]
485. ELIZABETH SUTLIFFE was born 1708 in Branford, New Haven, CT, USA. She died 15 Nov 1789 in Watertown, Litchfield, CT, USA and was buried Nov 1789 in Watertown, Litchfield, CT, USA. ELIZABETH was baptized 1708 in Branford, New Haven, CT, USA. [Parents]
486. JONATHAN GARNSEY was born 1704 in Milford, New Haven, CT, USA. He died 14 Jun 1776 in Watertown, Litchfield, CT, USA. JONATHAN married ABIGAIL NORTHRUP on 6 Jan 1724/1725. JONATHAN was baptized. [Parents]
L.D.S. says Jonathan married 2nd Desire Sanford Cooper but Virkus says he
married 2nd Desire Scoville, a widow (1707-1795) in 1757. It is probable that
Scoville was her married name. Jonathan is referred to as Deacon Jonathan
Garnsey.
487. ABIGAIL NORTHRUP was born 14 May 1699 in Milford, New Haven, CT, USA. She died 18 Oct 1756 in Watertown, Litchfield, CT, USA. [Parents]
488. JOHN SUTLIFFE SR. was born 1674/1675 in Deerfield, Franklin, MA, USA. He died 14 Oct 1752 in Waterbury, New Haven, CT, USA. JOHN married HANNAH BROCKETT on 1697/1698. [Parents]
Remarks taken from the Sutliffe Genealogy: John Sutliffe - Son of Nathaniel
and Hannah Sutliffe was born in Deerfield, Mass., in 1674. His father was
killed by the Indians in 1676 and his mother married, second, Samuel
Harrington. John probably accompanied his mother, sisters and stepfather to
Branford, Conn., about 1680, as mention is made of them in Branford about that
time.
He was enrolled on the records of the church in Branford, joining in 1708.
From Branford he went to Durham, Conn., among the first settlers of that town,
being appointed a town officer at the first town meeting in 1706, and was also
one of the inhabitants to whom the patent of the town was granted by the
Legislature in 1708 - going still to church in Branford and having his
children baptized there till a church was organized in Durham some years
later.
His brother Nathaniel, who was with him in Branford, went with him to Durha,
being also appointed a town officer at the first meeting. At the same meeting
it was voted "that the pound be between Nathaniel and John Sutliff on the East
side of the street."
On the granting of the patent of the town (1708), John was appointed on a
committee with two others to run the town lines, and the next year "the town
made choice of Serj. John Sutliff to go to Guilford and elsewhere, to gather
what money ye gentlemen that have farms within the town will contribute
towards the building of the Meeting house."
The following is an explanation of this vote: The territory of Durham was
supposed originally to be embraced within the limits of the adjoining towns;
but when their lines came to be surveyed, it was found there was a tract left
not included in them. This still remaining the property of the colony, it
became the custom when a citizen had rendered any distinguished public service
- as that of Capt. John Mason in his campaign against the Pequots - to reward
him by the gift of a farm in the common tract.
These owners, in many instances, did not become residents, and accordingly,
when the town came to be settled, there were no resident citizens representing
their property, and so, when the inhabitants came to build the meeting house,
though non-residents, they were applied to for aid, and being gentlemen of
distinction, it is a token of the high standing of John Sutliff among the
early settlers of the town that he was chosen to represent them in their
application. He was Representative for Durham in 1716. I (B. H. Sutliffe) have
in my possession a power of "Atturney," given by Nathaniel Sutliffe to his
brother, John.
The above shows that the brothers must have had considerable property within
the province of Mass. Bay, part of which may have been some of the land set
off to Matthew Sutcliffe, coming down to them through their father, Nathaniel,
and some may have come to them from their grandfather Plympton.
In 1707 the town of Durham "Voted and granted stream to dam up for use of
sawmill to John Sutlief." At an earlier period, the town granted the Allyn's
brook to Thomas Stanley and John Sutlief for to run a corn mill. In 1723, the
two brothers, John and Nathaniel, settled on Haddam Quarter, having the
permission of the town of Haddam to still attend public worship in durham, and
from there John came to Northburn (now Thomaston, Conn.) He settled on the
west side of the river, below the Spruces, "his house being on the spot where
Jonathan Warner now lives. He came to own all the land west as farm as the
"Hemlocks," and between Cemetery Hill on the north and the Knife Shop village
(Reynolds Bridge) on the south, the tract being known as "Sutliff Swamp." He
also owned the mill privilege at what is now known as the Woolen Mill, having
a grist mill there (1730), the first one in the town of Waterbury, Conn., of
which Northbury was then a part.
On the tax list of Waterbury, Conn., for the year 1730, he was rated as
follows: John Sutliff 2pr; 36L; 2 hors, 2 cow, 2yr;22L; meadow land; 1L16s.
He married, in 1697-8, Hannah Brockett, a daughter of Benjamin of New Haven,
Conn.
489. HANNAH BROCKETT was born 19 Mar 1677/1678 in New Haven, New Haven, CT, USA. She died Nov 1760/1761. [Parents]
490. SAMUEL BASSETT was born 10 Mar 1686/1687. He died about 1744. SAMUEL married MARY HITCHCOCK on 1 Aug 1710. [Parents]
491. MARY HITCHCOCK was born 20 Jul 1692. [Parents]
492. JOHN HUMISTON JR. was born 24 Oct 1686 in New Haven, New Haven, CT, USA. He died 17 Dec 1767. JOHN married HANNAH RAY on 23 Jun 1711. [Parents]
John moved in 1730 from North Haven to Northfield, Conn., where he was voted
into the second seat of the meetinghouse in 1752.
493. HANNAH RAY was born 1693 in New Haven, New Haven, CT, USA. She died 20 Nov 1786 in North Haven, New Haven, CT, USA.
Her parents may have been Caleb Ray and Hannah George (they were married
circa 1681/82, Caleb born 1654 and Hannah 21 Jan 1660). There are some that
believe Hannah was Hannah Royce, not Ray.
494. SAMUEL TODD was born 1 Jul 1672. He died 1741. SAMUEL married SUSANNA TUTTLE on 16 Sep 1698. [Parents]
495. SUSANNA TUTTLE was born 20 Feb 1679/1680. She died 1737. [Parents]
Susanna also lived in Waterbury, CT.
496. PETER TALBOTT was born estimated 1652 in Lancaster, Ribbleton, England. He died estimated 1704. PETER married HANNAH CLARK on 29 Dec 1687. [Parents]
Peter was of Chelmsford, Woburn and Milton, MA. Virkus states he was a victim
of a press gang and that he swam ashore at Rhode Island.
497. HANNAH CLARK was born 13 Feb 1646 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA, USA. She died May 1704. [Parents]
Hannah was married first to William Frizzel of Concord, Mass. She died after
May 1704. She may have been one of Corwallis's prisoners who were sent here
for sale.
498. DANIEL TUREL JR. was born 1646. He died 1708. DANIEL married ANNA BARRELL on CIR 1671. [Parents]
Daniel was in an artillery company of 1674. Savage says he may have died
Jan 22, 1699 as Forman gives this (wrongly) for his father. Torrey states
Captain Daniel Jr. died in 1699.
499. ANNA BARRELL was born 23 Apr 1651. She died 1712. [Parents]
Anna is also found as "Anne" and her last name is sometimes spelled with one
L. She was "of Boston". Savage calls her Hannah with date of birth 4/23/1651
so has to be our Anna.
500. JOHN DEAN was born CIR 1650. He died 13 Dec 1727. JOHN married SARAH (DEAN) on 1675/1676.
{THE LAST THREE PARAGRAPHS HAVE BEEN ADDED TO THIS REPORT AT AN
UNSPECIFIED LATER DATE. BOTH THE PAPER AND TYPING ARE OF A DIFFERNT SORT. THE
AUTHOR OF THESE PARAGRAPHS IS UNKNOWN.}THE WILL OF JOHN DEAN
In the Name of God, Amen---
Dedham September the 30, 1727. I John Dean of the Town of Dedham of the County
of Suffolk within His Majesties Province of the Massachusetts Bay in New
England Yoeman Having been Some time thinking of Setling my Estate and being
now weak and infirm of Body But of a disposing mind am come to a full
determination to doe it as is hereafter expresed therefore doe make & Ordain
this my Last Will and Testament That is to say Principally & First of all I
Give my Soul into the Hands of God that Gave it Hoping for Salvation through
the Merits of my Saviour Jesus Christ and my Body I Recommend to the Earth to
be Buried in Decent manner att the deacresshion of my Executors Beleving it
Shall be Raised again at the General Resurection by the Mighty Power of God--
And as Touching such worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to Bless me
in this Life I Give demise and dispose of the same in following manner and
form.
That is to say I Will and Ordaine that my Just Debts & Funeral Charges be duly
& Timely paied out of my Estate
Imprimus I Give & Bequeath to my Son John Dean toe what he hath already had on
Fifth part of all my stock and Household Stuff (not otherwais perticularly
disposed of) to Him and his Heirs forever.
Item I Give and Bequeath to to my Son Ebenezer Dean toe what he hath already
had one Fifth part of all my Stock and Household Stuff (not otherwais
perticularly disposed of) to Him and his Heirs forever.
Item I Give and Bequeath to my Daughter Saru Harden one fifth part of all my
Stock and household Stuff (to what shee hath already had) not otherwise
perticularly disposed of to her & her Heirs forever.
Item I Give and Bequeath to my Daughter Elizabeth Macknab toe what She hath
already had one fifth part of all my Stock & Household Stuff (Not otherwise
perticularly disposed of) to her & her Heirs or Representitive forever.
Item I Give and Bequeath to my Daughter Abigail Fairbanks toe what She hath
already had one fifth part of all my Stock & Household Stuff (not otherwise
perticularly disposed of) to her & her Heirs forever.
Item I Give & Bequeath to my Grandaughter Sary Dean Daughter of Joseph Dean
upon Condition that She Lives with me as long as I live, my Iron Pot and Citle
& a pare of Sheets My bed in the Chamber & my Fryingpan
Item I Give & Bequeath to my Son Jeremiah Dean (In Considering that he has
lived with me & been helpfull toe me & done for me this Severall Years & what
he may still doe for me) to Him And his Heirs forever my Housen my hom Lots on
both Sides the way with all the Rights Profits Priviliges and Apurtenances
thereuntoe belonging. And further I Give & Bequeath to him my Carpenter &
Husbandry Tooles & Utensils & my part in the Oxen & Medow att Purgitory
And I DoeExecutors of this my Last Will & Testament & I Doe hereby utterly disalow
Revoke & Disanull all and every other & all other Wills Testaments & Bequests
Legacies & Executors by me any otherwaies before named. Ratifying & Confirming
this and noe other to be my last will & Testament.
And now to all you My Children I Doe In the Name of God and with the
Compasshion & Quthority of a father Exhort & Charge you that you be contented
& satisfied with this my disposall & cary it one towards another with the
affections & corespondence of Christions & Brethren & Sisters & Live in Love
and Peace & the God of Love & Peace shall be with you.
I Recommend you to God & the word of his Grace which is able to Build you up
& give you an Inheritance amongst them that are Sanctified Amen
Signed, Sealed & Pronounced,
Published, & Declared by the
said John Dean, as his Last Will
& Testament, in ye presence of
us, the Subscribers-
(Signatures handwritten)
John Metcalfe
John Metcalfe Jr.
James Richards Jr.
Desember 4, 1727
The said John Dean Did in Addition to his will Declare be fore these witnesses
that Whereas he had don considerably for his son Joseph Deceased in assisting
him in purchasing and building and other ways that his will further was that
the Children of his said Son Joseph should have Six pounds to be paid to them
equally divided Amongst them by my son Jeremiah out of what I have given him.
(Signatures handwritten)
John Metcalfe
John Metcalfe Jr.
James Richards Jr.
501. SARAH (DEAN) died 20 May 1727.
502. BENJAMIN SAVILLE was born 28 Aug 1645 in Braintree, Norfolk, MA, USA. He died 8 Dec 1722. BENJAMIN married LYDIA BARNES on 30 Oct 1670 in Bridgewater, Plymouth, MA, USA. [Parents]
503. LYDIA BARNES was born 4 Apr 1647 in Braintree, Norfolk, MA, USA. She died 6 Mar 1677. [Parents]
Savage states Lydia born 24 Apr 1647.
504. JOSEPH WARD was born 1670 in Marlborough, Middlesex, MA, USA. He died 30 Jun 1717 in Marlborough, Middlesex, MA, USA. JOSEPH married ABIEL WHEELOCK on 5 Jun 1700 in Marlborough, Middlesex, MA, USA. [Parents]
505. ABIEL WHEELOCK was born 30 Sep 1676 in Medfield, Norfolk, MA, USA. She died after 1726. [Parents]
1 NAME ABIAH\ABIGAIL /WHEELOCK/
506. SAMUEL WRIGHT died 15 Jan 1739/1740 in Rutland, MA, USA. He married MARY STEVENS. [Parents]
Samuel moved from West Parish in Sudbury to Rutland, MA and was one of the
1st settlers. He had house lot #1. He was Deacon, Justice of the Peace, Capt.
of the Militia, Selectman, Assessor, Town Clerk, Surveyor. He recorded the
1st land division in the Proprietors book. He kept a public house where much
town business was transacted.
507. MARY STEVENS was born 22 Nov 1672. She died 18 May 1739 in Rutland, MA, USA. [Parents]
508. JOHN GOODALE was born 10 Aug 1681 in Salem, Essex, MA, USA. He died 11 May 1752. JOHN married ELIZABETH WITT on 8 Sep 1703 in Massachusetts, USA. [Parents]
509. ELIZABETH WITT was born 9 Aug 1677 in Lynn, Essex, MA, USA. She died 29 Jul 1738. [Parents]
510. BENJAMIN WHITNEY was born 7 Oct 1687 in Stow, Middlesex, MA, USA. He died 24 Oct 1737. BENJAMIN married SARAH BARRETT on 7 Feb 1710 in Marlborough, Middlesex, MA, USA. [Parents]
511. SARAH BARRETT was born 28 Nov 1692. She died 15 Feb 1729/1730. [Parents]