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A CENSUS OF
NEWINGTON, CONNECTICUT
1776
A
CENSUS OF NEWINGTON
CONNECTICUT
Taken According to Households in I J J 6
by
JOSIAH WlLLARD
Together with some
DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE EARLY
HISTORY OF THE PARISH
Edited by
Edwin Stanley Welles
Member of the Conne&icut Historical Society
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Published by
FREDERIC B. HARTRANFT
Hartford, Conn.
1909
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This edition is limited to 200 copies
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
I. Historical Preface 5
II. Census of Newington, 1776, by Josiah Willard n
III. Private Record of Deaths, 1784-1795 . . 27
IV. Memoranda Relating to Newington, 1727-
1787, by Daniel Willard .... 27
V. Catalogue of the Children Attending the
South School, 1766 .... 29
VI. Catalogue of the Children Attending the
North School, 1768, 1769 .... 29
VII. A Minister and Society Rate for 1771 . 30
PREFACE
The story of this parish census is interesting. Its inception
really dates back to an act of the memorable Continental Con-
gress. At a session held Tuesday, December 26, 1775, " The
Congress took into consideration the report of the Committee
on the State of the Treasury, and thereupon came to the
following resolutions :
" Whereas an estimate hath lately been formed of the public
expence already arisen, and which may accrue in the defence
of America, to the 10 day of June next, in pursuance whereof
this Congress, on the 29 day of November, resolved that a
farther sum of three millions of dollars be emitted in bills of
credit,
Resolved, Therefore that the thirteen United Colonies be
pledged for the redemption of the bills of credit so directed
to be emitted.
That each colony provide ways and means to sink its pro-
portion of the said bills, in such manner as may be most
effectual, and best adapted to the condition, circumstances,
and equal mode of levying taxes in each colony.
That the proportion or quota of each respective colony be
determined according to the number of inhabitants, of all ages,
including negroes and mulattoes in each colony.
That it be recommended to the several assemblies, conven-
tions, or councils, or committees of safety of the respective
colonies, to ascertain, by the most impartial and effectual
means in their power, the number of inhabitants in each re-
spective colony, taking care that the lists be authenticated by
the oaths of the several persons who shall be entrusted with
this service ; and that the said assemblies, conventions, coun-
cils, and committees of safety, do respectively lay before this
Congress a return of the number of inhabitants of their respec-
tive colonies, as soon as the same shall be procured." 1
In response to this resolution the General Assembly of Con-
necticut at its May session, 1776, enacted,
" That the selectmen in the respective towns in this Colony,
at or before the first day of September next, shall take and
transmit to his Honor the Governor a particular and exact
account of all the persons in, their respective towns in this
Colony, as well negroes or slaves for life as white persons,
distinguishing the number of those who are under the age of
twenty years from those who are above that age, the sexes,
or whether married or single, those in the militia, and all able
bodied men who do not belong to the militia, also all those
who are now in actual service, thereby to enable his Honor
to prepare a compleat answer to a letter lately received from
the Hon bIe John Hancock, Esq r , President of the Continental
Congress 2 ; and that this act be forthwith printed, and dis-
tributed by the Representatives in the present Assembly 3 ; and
that the account or whole number of the persons in each town
be attested on oath by the selectmen thereof, to have been
faithfully and truly made and completed." 4
'Journals of the Continental Congress, Washington, 1905, Vol. Ill, 1775, pp.
457 and 458.
2 This letter cannot be found. The one sent to the General Court of Massa-
chusetts reads as follows:
" Philadelphia 2 d JanT 1776
Hon: ble Gentlemen
I have the honor to transmit you several Resolutions pass'd in Congress,
to which beg leave to refer you — The Money orderd in consequence of the
Accounts you were pleased to transmit to your Delegates, sets off this day, of
w:« h M r Gushing is so kind as to take charge. I hope it will arrive safe, and
that the conduct of your Delegates in this instance will meet your Approbation —
As I am now called upon to attend public bussiness, I beg leave to refer you
to M r Cushing for further particulars —
Wishing you the Compliments of the Season I have the honour to be. Gent:
Your most obed:' Serv:u
JOHN HANCOCK President"
Hon. The Assembly
8 Mr. Bates, the librarian of the Connecticut Historical Society, has called my
attention to the fact that the accounts of Ebenezer Watson of Hartford show that
he printed for the Colony a " Resolve for numbering the people of this colony,"
and also " Additions to resolve for numbering " [the people of this colony], by
the middle of June, 1776.
* Colonial Records of Connecticut, Vol. XV, pp. 312 and 313.
It was in pursuance of this resolution that Josiah Willard
(Aug. 9, 1739 — April 1, 1818), a member of one of the
oldest and most influential families in Newington, took the
census of the parish.
A few years ago, the original manuscript containing the
census from which my father, the late Roger Welles, tran-
scribed the copy here printed, was in the possession of Mr.
William A. Willard of Hartford, but is now unfortunately
missing.
One or two other facts however in regard to taking the
census in Connecticut, we do know.
The original resolution presented to the Lower House,
with the exception of the precise date and the last clause which
were added in the Upper House, was " Submitted by us your
Honor's Humble Sev ts ."
"Jed h Elderkin
Daniel Sherman
Marshf d . Parsons
Oliver Stanley "
r Comm ee
Of this Committee Jedidiah Elderkin, Deputy for Wind-
ham, was also a Member of the Council of Safety, Daniel
Sherman was Deputy for Woodbury, Marshfield Parsons,
Deputy for Lyme and Oliver Stanley, Deputy for Wallingford.
The scheme according to which the census should be taken,
is outlined in Document no, Volume IV, entitled Revolu-
tionary War, in the Archives at the State Library, Hartford.
As some may be curious to know what it was, an exact copy
is here given : —
Males under ten Years
Females under ten Years
—
V.
Males between ten &
twenty Married
or Single
Females between ten
& twenty Married
or Single
oj
Males between twenty
& Seventy Married
or Single
females between
twenty & Seventy
Married or Single
03
03
Males Above Seventy
Married or Single
females Above Seventy
Married or Single
>— c
51 o'
Officers & Soldiers
in Malitia Rolls
Able Bodied Men
between 16. & 45 —
not in Malitia Rolls
o
•-i
Men in the Continental
Army
CK)
O
5'
Men Raised for defence
of y e Colony & now
in y e Colony
Negro Males under
Twenty
Negro females under
Twenty
Negro Males above
Twenty
Negro females Above
Twenty
On the back of this document are these endorsements:
In the Lower House
This plan accepted and Approved and Ordered that the Numbers of the
Inhabitants of this Colony be taken Accordingly
Test TITUS HOSMER Clerk
In the upper House
Concurrd with this addition viz — these words, " included in the foregoing
Numbers " — as noted in the pi.
Test GEORGE WYLLYS Secrety
Concurred in the Lower House
Test Titus Hosmer Clerk
How faithfully Josiah Willard performed his task can be
seen by turning to his census.
The missing dates supplied by me and printed in italics, are
to be found, unless otherwise stated, in the Wethersfield
Records of Births, Marriages and Deaths. A few other facts
have been inserted which, it is believed, will enhance the value
of the census to the genealogist and local historian.
E. S. W.
The Brick House,
Newington Conn.,
August 31, 1908
Our ancestors, by a wise attention to the home government
for nearly two hundred years, came to be the best prepared
people there were in the world for self-government. — Presi-
dent Taft at the Norwich Celebration, July 5, 1909.
II
A CENSUS OF NEWINGTON
August A. D. 1776.
Record of all the persons living - in Newington, taken by
families or households, in 1776 by Josiah Willard.
I
Born
Joshua Andrus Dec. 11 1707
2
Sybil {Stoddard) Andrus Nov. 4 1705
3
Fitch Andrus Oct. 12 1739
4
William Andrus May 24 17 10
5
Lois {Whaples, Stephens) Andrus 1
6
Sylvia Andrus Apr. 17 1762
7
Cynthe Andrus Oct. 15 1765
8
Rhoda Andrus Oct. 14 1768
9
Lemuel Andrus Nov. 15 1771
Naomi Andrus (added later) bapt. Sept. 22, 1/82 2
10
Mary (Gillett) Andrus 3 Nov. 2 1699
11
Eli Andrus Jan. 8 1737
12
Clement Andrus Oct. 31 1739
13
Abel Andrus May 6 1735
14
Eunice (Stoddard) Andrus [Aug. 22\ Sept. 1745
(according to Andrews Memorial, p. 95)
IS
Amos Andrus Mar. 17 1765
16
Ruth Andrus Oct. 9 1766
17
Jared Andrus Apr. 10 1769
18
Hannah Andrus Feb. 1 1774
Lydia Andrus (added later) bapt. May 20, i/8i*
19
Sarah (Welles) Andrus widoiv of Joseph Sept. 1716
20
Elias Andrus Feb. 16 1753
21
Phinehas Andrus May 26 1712
1 Lois, widow of Darius Stephens, dau. of Jacob Whaples, who married William
Andrus, March 15, 1759, Andrews Memorial, p. 90; and died Sept. 19, 1825, aged
95. Annals of Newington, pp. 107 and 171.
a Annals of Newington, p. 97.
8 Widow of Caleb Andrus, who died Nov. 24, 1775. She died January 1, 1786.
See Andrews Memorial, pp. 70 and 71.
* Annals of Newington, p. 96.
12
Born
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
Lois (Williams) Andrus
July 1723
Appleton Andrus
Aug. 8 1757
Phinehas Andrus
July 19 1763
Allies Andrus
May 22 1735
Phebe (Hurlbut) Andrus 1
Miles Andrus
July 7 1759
Irene Andrus
Jan. 17 1761
Phebe Andrus
Apr. 25 1762
Jason Andrus
Feb. 21 1768
Benajah Andrus
Nov. 13 1769
Titus Andrus
May 2, 1775 2
Joseph Andrus
Ap. 13 1743
Asenath (Whaplcs) Andrus
Mar. 13 1742
Ruth Andrus
Jan. 27 1763
Mary Andrus
Jan. 8 1770
Roxalana Andrus
Dec. 4 1 77 1
Elisha Andrus
Oct. 11 1773
Bille Andrus
Nov. 16 1775
Sarah Andrus (added later)
Sept. 13 1777
Kata Andrus
May 1779
Asenath Andrus 3 "
Asa Andrus
Apr. 10, 1746
Chloe (Andrus) Andrus
Mar. 3 1748
Frederic Andrus
July 24 1768
Lyman Andrus
July 1 1772
Chloe Andrus
Feb. 3 1775
Asa Andrus (added later)
Sarah Andrus
Silas Andrus
Ap. 23 1750
Oliver Atwood
Mar. 1 1716
Dorothy (Curtis) Atwood
Levi Atwood
May 10 1752
John Atwood
Apr. 16 1755
Asher Atwood
Dec. 27 1729
45
46
47
48
49
50
5i
52 Mary (Mitchclson) Atwood Died Mar. 27, 18 16, aged 88 x
53 Bette Atwood Feb. 5 1759
54 Mary Atwood Dec. 12 1762
55 Ezekiel Atwood Aug. 19 1764
1 Daughter of Joseph Hurlbut of Goshen. Andrews Memorial, p. 143.
2 Andrews Memorial, p. 143.
8 The Wethersfield Records of Births, Marriages and Deaths give the birth of
Asenath Andrus as May 22, 1779, and omit the name of Kata from the family
record.
* Annals of Newington, p. 169. She was from Simsbury.
13
56
57
58
59
6o
6i
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
7i
72
73
74
75
7 6
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
9i
Daniel Atwood
Rev. Mr. Joshua Belden
Honor {Goodrich, Whiting) Belden 1
Mary Belden
Sarah Belden
Anna Belden
Martha Belden
Octavia Belden
Rhoda Belden
Joshua Belden
Hezekiah Belden (added later)
Enos Blakesly
Jonathan Blinn
Sarah Blinn
Sarah Blinn
Jonathan Blinn
Lucy Blinn
James Blinn
Lois (Wolcott) Blinn
Lois Blinn
James Blinn
Elisha Blinn
Unni Blinn
Abigail Blinn (added later)
Nancy Blinn
Rhoda Blinn 2
Israel Bordman
Rebekah (Meekins) Bordman Died Dec.
Elijah Bordman
Samuel Bordman
Rebekah Bordman
George Bradley
Peletiah Buck
Jemima Buck
Anne Buck
Hannah Butler
Israel Jennings
Lydia Butler
Charles Churchell
Born
July 1724
Feb. 22, 1731-2
Dec. 9 1755
Sept. 29 1757
July 6 1759
July 24 1 76 1
Oct. 27 1763
May 29 1766
Mar. 29 1768
Feb. 17 1778
Oct. 1 171 1
Oct. 5 1727
Jan. 31 1759
Sept. 28 1762
Jan. 8 1766
Dec. 11 1730
July 1742
Mar. 17 1757
May 14 1760
Mar. 26 1763
Mar. 25 1765
March 1777
Oct. 1778
Jan. 17, 1756
Sept. 18 1721
9, 18 1 4, aged 9 i 3
Mar. 31, 17 52
Jan. 24, 1755
June 3 1759
Sept. 2 1698
Oct. 2 1705
Apr. 26 1747
Apr. 12, 1748
Apr. 12, 1748
Dec. 31, 1723^
1 Daughter of Hezekiah Goodrich of Wethersfield and widow of Capt. Charles
Whiting of Norwich. Annals of Newington, p. 122.
a She was the daughter of Mary Hurlbut and " of .James Blinn as she saith":
and married Joseph North, June 2, i?77- Annals of Newington, p. 109.
•Annals of Newington, p. 169.
*The Churchill Family in America, p. 33°.
H
92 Lydia (Belden) Churchell ( Sept. 6, IJ25
93 Charles Churchell May 3 1755
94 Samuel Churchell Apr. 5, 1757
95 Hannah Churchell Dec. 27 1758
96 Solomon Churchell July 29 1764
97 Silas Churchell Apr. 1769
98 Levi Churchell May 28 1752
99 Elizabeth (Hurlbut) Churchell Dec. 28, 1748
100 Elizabeth Churchell Jan. 20 1773
10 1 Lydia Churchell Nov. 6 1775
Noble Churchell (added later) Nov. 11 1778
102 Joseph Churchell
103 Nathaniel Churchell
104 Martha Cole dau. of Phinchas Cole, bapt. Aug. 19, 1750 1
105 John Camp Dec. 25 171 1
106 Penelope (Deming) Camp Nov. 17 1717
107 Joseph Camp July 1744
108 Anne (Kellogg) Camp Apr. 16 1749
109 Anne Camp Apr. 8 1773
1 10 Ellener Camp. July 17, 1775
Sarah Camp (added later) June 6 1778
Joseph Camp " " Mar. 26, 1781
in James Camp Nov. 30, 1746
112 Elizabeth (Kilboum) Camp 2
113 John Camp Apr. 6 1770
114 Samuel Camp Aug. 25 1772
115 Abigail Camp Oct. 30 1774
Moses Camp (Added later) Apr. 15 1777
Mary Camp " " Oct. 14, W^
116 Tonathan Curtiss Dec. 26, 171 4
117 Hannah Curtiss 3 Mar. 1720
118 Joseph Curtiss June 1756
119 Hannah Curtiss Mar. 15 1758
120 Polly Cooley
121 Janna Deming Nov. 2 1718
122 Anna (Kilboum) Deming [June 20, 1728] June 1729
123 Elias Deming Apr. 11 1752
124 Thomas Deming Oct. 27 1755
125 Anne Deming Mar. 5 1758
1 Annals of Newington, p. 88.
2 Elizabeth Kilboum, who married (i) James Camp, Dec. 4. 1769; married (2)
Zadock Hinsdale, Jan. 28, 1787, and died Feb. 28, 1814. Annals of Newington,
pp. 108 and in, and Hinsdale Genealogy, p. 81.
» Widow of Reuben Whaples, who died Oct. 22, 1748. She married Jonathan
Curtiss, March 27, 1755. Annals of Newington, pp. 106 and 113, and Wethers-
field Land Records, Vol. XIII, p. 15.
*5
Born
126 Eunice Deming Apr. 6 1760
127 John Deming May 6 1762
128 Chloe Deming Apr. 25 1765
129 Honor Deming May 4 1767
130 Gad Deming June 19 1770
131 Levi Deming Aug. 27 1772
132 Stephen Deming Aug. 25 1723
133 Hannah (Goodrich) Deming May 15, 1725
134 Rosanna Deming Dec. 3 1750
135 Sylvia Deming July 5 l 7S9
136 Leonard Deming Sept. 7 1763
137 Hannah (Lusk) Deming 2
138 Ephraim Deming Feb. 25 1761
139
140
141
142
H3
144
145
Frederic Deming May 17 1765
Lucretia Deming Mar. 19 1767
Selah Deming Mar. 6 1769
Roger Deming July 19 W 1
Francis Deming J an - l 739
Mary (Camp) Deming Dec. 21 1740
Nancy Deming Dec. 11 1762
146 Robert Deming Dec. 26 1763
147 Barzilla Deming Mar. 21 1766
148 Joseph Deming July 23 1769
149 Mary Deming Oct. 15, 1770
150 Jedidiah Deming Apr. 15 171 3
151 Rebekah Deming Nov. 10, 1754*
152 Elizur Deming Feb. 3 1751
153 Lucina (Francis) Deming Apr. 7 1753
154 James Deming July 29, 1776
Anne Deming (Added later) Oct. 19, i7°o
155 Ebenezer Dickinson Dec. 1733
156 Mabel Dickinson Apr. 25 1737
157 Waitstill Dickinson July 2 1758
158 Hannah Dickinson Oct. 9 1761
159 Oren Dickinson Sept. 20 1766
160 Ebenezer Dickinson June 11 I77 1
Oren Dickinson (added later) June 10 1779
161 Samuel Davis
162 Anne Davis
1 Deming Genealogy, p. 67.
' Hannah (Lusk) Deming was the widow of Waitstill Deming. who died March
10, 1776. Deming Genealogy, p. 68.
• The correct date of birth, if, as probable, this Rebecca was the daughter ■of
Gamaliel Deming, who married Joseph Curtis, Dec. IS, 1778. Deming Genealogy,
P- 7>-
i6
Born
163 Anne Davis ( Nov. 10 1767
164 Samuel Davis Nov. 5 1772
165 Mary Davis Apr. 6 1775
Bille Davis (added later) Jan. 1778
166 William Dunston
167
168 Elizabeth Dunston
169
170 Lydia Fox June 1735
171 Sarah Francis probably widow of Sergt. Thomas
Apr. 1716
172 Josiah Francis Sept. 18 1722
173 Melliscent (Stoddard) Francis Jan. 29 1729
174 James Francis Dec. 4 1755
175 Asa Francis Nov. 8 1757
176 Allein Francis Oct. 23 1760
177 Roger Francis Apr. 29 1763
178 Sarah Francis Apr. 1769
179 Elias Francis Apr. 30 1748
180 Thankful (Hunn) Francis June 17 1749
181 Rachel Francis June 18 1772
182 Seth Hun Francis Nov. 13 1774
Levi Francis (added later) probably bapt. Nov. 10, 1776 1
183 Justus Francis Nov. 8 1750
184 Keturah (Andrus) Francis Nov. 14, 1752
Appleton Andrus Francis (added later) Aug. 9 1778
185 Hezekiah Francis Mar. 11 1738
186 Deborah Francis 2
187 Rosewell Francis Dec. 27 1762
188 Hosea Francis Oct. 14 1764
189 Thomas Francis Aug. 10 1766
190 Selah Francis Aug. 10 1766
191 Adonijah Francis bapt. Aug 9, 1772*
192 Hannah Francis bapt. June 12, 1774*
193 Manda Francis Aug. 31 1769
194 Hezekiah Francis bapt. Feb. 16, 1777*
Adonijah Francis (added later) June 28, 1778
195 Olive Frazier 5 Apr. 2 1753
196 Irene Fuller Nov. 14 1757
1 Annals of Newington, p. 95.
2 Said to have been Deborah Blinn. Stiles' Ancient Wethersfield, Vol. II, p.
340.
8 Annals of Newington, p. 94.
4 Annals of Newington, p. 95.
6 Olive, daughter of Charles Frazier, married January 22, 1778, Phineas Kelogg,
who was born June 7, 1756. The Kelloggs in the Old World and the New, Vol. I,
p. 214.
17
Born
197 Justus Francis 2d Jan. 25, 1762 1
198 Benjamin Goodrich July 21 1717
199 Sarah (Dcivey) Goodrich Aug. 2, 1712*
200 Rhoda Goodrich Mar. 23, 1750
201 David Goodrich Mar. 16, 1757
202 John Goodrich 3 Aug. 21 , 1754
203 Abigail Price
204 Mary Goodrich
205 Elizur Goodrich
206 Hannah Goodrich
207
208 John Graham
209 Hannah (Hunn) Graham April
dan. of Samuel Hunn. See Wethersfield Land Records,
Vol. XIV, p. 305.
210 Samuel Graham June 19 1771
211 Clara Graham June 9 1773
212 Mary Graham bapt. June 25, 1775*
Hannah Graham (added later) Mar. 30 1777
Sarah Graham " " Jan. 7 1779
213 Josiah Griswold
214 Gideon Hun Mar. 12 1710
215 Rebecca Hun Feb. 3 1709
216 Rebecca Hun Mar. 5 1740
217 Eunice Hun May 1 1752
218 Enos Hun Mar. 1 1745
219 Esther (Smith) Hun died June 6, 1817, aged 03 5
220 Elisheba Hun May 6 1774
David Hun (added later) Jan. 29 1779
Rebecca Hunn " " bapt. May 27, 1781 s
221 Amos Hurlbut Apr. 14 1717
222 Sarah (Latimer) Hurlbut May 29 1719
223 Charles Hurlbut Nov. 4 1707
224 Martha Hurlbut
225 Jerusha Hurlbut Apr. 18 1744
226 John Hurlbut Apr. 10 1751
227 Elias Hurlbut Feb. 17 1742
1 Son of Elijah Francis of Berlin. See Francis Family, p. 67.
2 She was Sarah Dewey, dau. of Daniel and Catherine (Beckley) Dewey. Dewey
Genealogy, p. 850.
8 John Goodrich, 3d, and Abigail Price, married Oct. 1, 1776. Annals of New-
ington, p. 109.
* Annals of Newington, p. 95.
B Wethersfield Inscriptions, p. 167.
• Annals of Newington, p. 96.
3
18
228
Patience (Blinn) Hurlbut 1
229
Mehitable Hurlbut
June 19 1764
230
Ellener Hurlbut
July 25 1766
231
Martha Hurlbut
Feb. 1 1770
232
Phebe Hurlbut
Jan. 25 1773
233
Absalom Hurlbut
May 29 1775
Jemima Hurlbut (added later)
June 2 1779
234
Sybil Hurlbut
Nov. 4, 1705
235
Fitch Hurlbut
Feb. 27 1726
236
Jemima (Hunn) Hurlbut
Aug. 20 1740
237
Lemuel Hurlbut
Aug. 21, 1 7 50 2
238
Tabitha (Nott) Hurlbut
Aug. 21, 1752 s
Hannah Hurlbut (added later)
April 10, 1777 2
Lemuel Hurlbut
Nov. 10, 177S 2
239
Levi Hurlbut
Mar. 20, 1744
240
Martha (Hurlbut) Hurlbut
Feb. 11 1747
241
Roger Hurlbut
Oct. 1 1767
242
Seth Hurlbut
Jan. 16, 1775
243
Martin Kellogg
Aug. 2 1718
244
Mary (Boardman) Kellogg
Sept. 79, 171Q
245
Ellener Kellogg
Mar. 10 1755
246
Jemima Kellogg
Aug. 23, 1757*
247
Martin Kellogg
July 18 1746
248
Hannah (Robbins) Kellogg
Mar. 10, 1750
249
Hannah Kellogg
Jan. 17 1774
250
Mary Kellogg
May 26 1776
Jemima Kellogg (added later)
Dec. 20, 1778
Martin Kellogg
July 24, 178 1
251
Elizabeth (Russell) Kellogg
May 17, 1729*
252
Cynthia Kellogg
May 26, K 1764
253
Phineas Kellogg 5
254
Eunice Kilborn
Feb. 10, 1719
255
Timothy Kilborn
Aug. 23,. 1723
1 She was Patience Blinn and married Elias Hurlbut, April 4, 1764. Annals
of Newington, p. 107.
2 Hurlbut Family, p. 126.
8 Wethersfield Inscriptions, p. 178.
* Elizabeth Russell, daughter of John Russell, Jr., of Wethersfield, married
Nov. 9, 1749, Stephen Chester Kellogg, who died Aug. 24, 1767. See The Kel-
loggs in The Old World and the New, Vol. I, pp. 100 and 101.
B Perhaps an error for Joseph, born Feb. 23, 1767. See The Kelloggs in The
Old World and the New, Vol. I, p. 101. Phineas, son of Abraham Kellogg of
New Hartford, born June 7, 1756, married Olive Frazier of Newington, January
22, 1778. See footnote 5, page 16.
'9
Born
256
Prudence (Deming) Kilborn 1
257
Seth Kilborn
Oct. 27 1754
258
Happy Kilborn
Aug. 25 1757
259
Simon Kilborn
Nov. 23 1759
260
Abigail Kilborn
Sept. 16 1764
261
Timothy Kilborn Jun r
[May 9] May 4 1752
262
Mary (Dcming) Kilborn 2
263
264
Henry Kirkham
Aug. 30 1728
265
Mary (Hnrlbut) Kirkham
Oct. 10 1734
266
Samuel Kirkham
Mar. 14 1759
267
John Kirkham
Nov. 5 1760
268
Eunice Kirkham
May 1764
269
Abigail Kirkham
Mar. 1 1766
270
Sarah Kirkham
Feb. 1770
271
Samuel Landres 3
272
Sarah Landres
273
Samuel Landres
Mar. 30 1765
274
Sarah Landres
Aug 3, 1766
275
Vannaras Landres [June 6, i//i] July 7 1770
276
Lemuel Landres
June 6, 1773
277
Hannah Landres
Nov. 12, 1775
278
Luther Latimer
[Oct. 17] Oct. 6 1744
279
Dorothy (Smith) Latimer
Dec. 8 1744
280
Uzziel Latimer
Nov. 1 1769
281
Esther Latimer
Mar. 17 1772
282
Olive Latimer
Mar. 1776
283
Lois Latimer
May 8, 1750
284
Sarah Latimer
April 12, 1754
Benjamin Landres 4
Apr. 28, 1768
285
David Lowrey
July 23, 1740P
286
Lucy (Cole) Lowrey
bapt. Dec. 25, 1748 s
287
Lucy Lowrey
July 26 1771
Mary Lowrey (added later)
Dec. 1 1778
288
John Lusk
May 5 1703
289
Jane Lusk
Dec. 25 1708
1 She was the daughter of Josiah Deming and married Timothy Kilbourn,
Aug. 15, 1751. Deming Genealogy, p. 33.
2 She was Mary Deming and married Timothy Kilbourn, Jr., Jan. 5, 1775.
Annals of Newington. p. 109.
3 Samuel Landers and Lemuel Whittlesey were survivors of the fearful Havana
Expedition of 1762, serving in the company of Capt. John Patterson of Farmington.
See Stiles' Ancient Wethersfield, Vol. I, pp. 412 and 413.
* He was the third child of the foregoing Samuel and Sarah Landers.
5 Timlow's Sketches of Southington Genealogies, p. 166.
9 She was Lucy Cole, daughter of Phinehas Cole, and died Feb. 2, 1826, aged 77.
See Annals of Newington,, pp. 88, 108, and Wethersfield Inscriptions, p. 182.
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Born
290 James Lusk - Apr. 17 1746
291 Abigail (Belden) Lusk Aug. 10 1753
Love (Graham) Lusk (added later) Oct. 1, 1753 1
Abigail Belden Lusk ' " " July 27, 1781
292 Mary Lusk 3
293 Eli jab Lusk Dec. 15, 1754
294 Levi Lusk bapt. April 3, 1757 3
295 Morris
296
297 Abisha Marks
298 Rhoda (Latimer) Marks Oct. 25, 1746
if as likely, she zvas the daughter of John and Anna
(Grimes) Latimer
299 Asahel Marks June 15 1771