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     Mary Hickocks was born in 1679 in Farmington, Connecticut, America.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Hickocks and Hannah Upson.¹ On Saturday, 9 November 1697 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America, Mary Hickocks married John Bronson, son of Issac Bronson and Mary Root.¹ Mary Hickocks died on 21 March 1713 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America.¹

     Benjamin Jones was born on 13 March 1679 in Gloucester, Massachusetts, America.¹ He was the son of Benjamin Jones and Elizabeth Wildes. Circa 1705 in Enfield, Massachusetts, America, Benjamin Jones married Ann Prior, daughter of John Prior. Benjamin Jones recorded a deed on 5 October 1749 in Enfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts, America. Lieut. Thomas Jones deeded on 5 Oct., 1749 the family homestead on Enfield St; that is 'the 12 acres origionally my father, Benjamin Jones' home lot'. It was customary for the eldest son to receive a 'double portion' and as Thomas Jones Jr. died without widow or issue, it left Israel to receive the 'home lot' as part of that portion." He died on 5 February 1754 in Somers, Connecticut, America at age 74.²

     Rebecca Richardson was born on 27 April 1679 in Mattatuck, Connecticut, America. She was the daughter of Thomas Richardson. On Sunday, 28 September 1698 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America, at age 19, Rebecca Richardson married John Warner, age 28, son of John Warner and Margaret Howard. Rebecca Richardson died on 1 August 1748 in Watertown, Connecticut, America at age 69.

     Obadiah Richards was born on 1 October 1679 in Farmington, Connecticut, America.¹ He was the son of Obadiah Richards and Hannah Andruss. Obadiah Richards was baptized in Farmington, Connecticut, America on 21 March 1679/80; Her siblings were also baptised: John 12, Hannah 8 in Nov 1679, Mary 10 in Jan 1679, and Grace 6 in June 1679.² He was an heir in the will of Obadiah Richards on 17 May 1701 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America.² Obadiah Richards died in 1707 in Lyme, Connecticut, America.²

      Mary Browne was also known as Mary Broene. She was born circa 1680 in South Farnham Parish, Virginia, America. She was the daughter of William Browne. William Browne was granted a deed on 1 August 1696 in Essex, Virginia, America. On Friday, 10 August 1696, Mary Browne married James Landrum, son of Thomas Landrum. Mary Browne made a will on 21 May 1754 in St. Anne's Parish, Virginia, America.¹ She died after 21 May 1754 in St. Anne's Parish, Virginia, America.

     Henry Turner was born circa 1680. On Friday, 6 January 1708 in St. Peter's Parish, Virginia, America, Henry Turner married Mary Baker. Henry Turner was buried on 17 December 1715 in St. Peter's Parish, Virginia, America.

     Joseph Lewis was born circa 1680. He was the son of Joseph Lewis.¹ On 23 December 1700 Joseph Lewis lived in Waterbury, Connecticut, America; appointed a fence viewer.¹ On Saturday, 7 April 1703 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America, Joseph Lewis married Sarah Andruss, age 19, daughter of Abraham Andruss and Rebecca Carrington.² Joseph Lewis died on 29 November 1749 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America.¹ He made a will in 1750 in Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut, America. His inventory was the largest estate in Waterbury to that time.¹

     William Smith was born circa 1680. In 1700 William Smith lived; Farmington, Connecticut.

     Ebenezer Howard was born circa 1680 in Lynn, Massachusetts, America. He was the son of Thomas Howard and (?) Unknown. Ebenezer Howard died on 22 July 1710 in Brookfield, Massachusetts, America. "John Grovenor, Eben. Howard, John White, Benjamin and Stephen Ginnings, and Jos Kellogg were slain at Brookfield" from Border Massacres in Massachusetts in NEHGR.

     (?) Calkins was born circa 1680. Circa 1710 in New London, Connecticut, America, (?) Calkins married Hannah Spencer.

      L. N. Parker: "History and Genealogy of the Ancestors and Descendants of Captain Israel Jones," pp 21-23.) Lieutenant Thomas Jones, son of Benjamin and Elizabeth Wild Jones, was born about 1680 in Enfield, Connecticut, and died here November 4, 1763. He was elected ensign and later lieutenant of the Enfield Train Band. Thomas was a lieutenant in the Enfield Militia, a leader in church and colonial affairs. He served as lieutenant of the Ninth Massachusetts Regiment at the Seig of Louisburg in 1745. He held an important place in Enfield: between 1709 and 1744 he was elected selectman sixteen times, assessor nine times, town surveyor ten times, and moderator of town meeting fourteen times. He took an active part in the separation of Connecticut from Massachusetts and was first representative from Enfield to the Connecticut General Assembly. Lieutenant Thomas Jones married, April 24, 1708, Mary Meacham. The fifth of their nine children was Israel.¹ Thomas Jones was born circa 1680 in Gloucester, Massachusetts, America.¹ He was the son of Benjamin Jones and Elizabeth Wildes. On Tuesday, 24 April 1708 in Enfield, Massachusetts, America, Thomas Jones married Mary Meacham, age 23, daughter of Isaac Meacham.¹ Thomas Jones died on 4 November 1763 in Enfield, Connecticut, America. Stones at Enfield street cemetery, still in reasonably good condition in 1996.¹

     Mary Henbury was born circa 1680. In 1694 in First Congregational Church in Hartford, Connecticut, America, Mary Henbury married William Long, son of Thomas Long and Sarah Wilcox.

     Sarah Browne was born circa 1680. She was the daughter of William Browne. Before 1712, Sarah Browne married John Willard.

     Isaac Bronson was born circa 1680 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America. On Thursday, 14 May 1750 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America, Isaac Bronson married Sarah Andruss, age 66, daughter of Abraham Andruss and Rebecca Carrington.

     Abraham Andruss was born on 14 October 1680 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America.¹ He was the son of Abraham Andruss and Rebecca Carrington.¹ On Sunday, 5 November 1702, at age 22, Abraham Andruss married Hannah Stephens. Abraham Andruss died in 1733 in Saybrook, Connecticut, America.
He was admitted as a bachelor proprietor 18 Mar. 1701 and married 5 Nov 1702 Hannah, daughter of Thomas STEPHENS of Middletown, by whom he had a son born in Waterbury, 6 Sept. 1703. He moved to Farmington and had five children born there between 1705 and 1712; afterwards he turned up in Saybrook, where he was
called "doctor;" there he died in 1733.

     Mary Bronson was born on 15 October 1680 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America.¹ She was the daughter of Issac Bronson and Mary Root. On Saturday, 27 March 1700 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America, at age 19, Mary Bronson married Thomas Hickocks, son of Samuel Hickocks and Hannah Upson.¹ Mary Bronson died on 4 July 1756 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America at age 75.¹

     Abigail Lombard was born on 30 January 1681 in Springfield, Massachusetts, America.¹ She was the daughter of David Lombard and Margaret Philley.

      Priscilla Jones was also known as Prissilah JOnes. She was born on 10 June 1681 in Gloucester, Massachusetts, America.¹ She was the daughter of Benjamin Jones and Elizabeth Wildes. On Friday, 13 June 1704 in Enfield, Massachusetts, America, at age 23, Priscilla Jones married John Howard, son of Thomas Howard and (?) Unknown.² Priscilla Jones died after 1719 in Stafford, Connecticut, America.

     Hannah Barber was born on 4 October 1681 in Windsor, Connecticut, America. She was the daughter of Samuel Barber and Ruth Drake.

     Elizabeth Hickocks was baptized on 12 November 1682 in Farmington, Connecticut, America.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Hickocks and Hannah Upson.

     Joseph Loomis was born on 28 November 1682 in Windsor, Connecticut, America.¹ He was the son of Joseph Loomis and Lydia Drake.¹ Joseph Loomis died on 19 March 1682/83 in Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, America.¹

     Abigail Pease was born circa 1683 in New London, Connecticut, America. On Friday, 8 January 1700 in New London, Connecticut, America, Abigail Pease married Nathan Howard, son of Thomas Howard and Ruth Jones.¹ Abigail Pease died on 4 November 1712 in New London, Connecticut, America.

     Stephen Hickocks was born in 1683 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America.¹ He was the son of Samuel Hickocks and Hannah Upson.¹ Stephen Hickocks died in 1726 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America.¹

     Rachel Richards was baptized on 6 May 1683 in Farmington, Connecticut, America.^1,2 She was the daughter of Obadiah Richards and Esther (?). Rachel Richards was an heir in the will of Obadiah Richards on 17 May 1701 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America.²

     James Stevenson was baptized on 26 June 1683 in Congregational Church in Suffield, Massachusetts, America. He was born on 26 June 1683 in Suffield, Massachusetts, America. He was the son of James Stevenson and Mary Denslow. James Stevenson recorded a deed on 21 January 1720/21 in West Springfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts, America.¹ On Saturday, 28 December 1726 in Suffield, Massachusetts, America, at age 43, James Stevenson married Elizabeth Nelson. James Stevenson died between 1758 and 1766 in Westfield, Massachusetts, America.

     Thomas Bissell was born on 3 December 1683 in Windsor, Connecticut, America.¹ On Sunday, 16 February 1709/10 in Windsor, Connecticut, America, at age 26, Thomas Bissell married Martha Loomis, age 19, daughter of Joseph Loomis and Lydia Drake.¹ Thomas Bissell died on 11 June 1771 in Wapping, Connecticut, America at age 87.¹

     Thomas Goolsby II was born in 1684. He was the son of Thomas Goolsby and Frances (?). In 1707, Thomas Goolsby II married Tabitha Turentine, daughter of William Turrenton. In 1721 Thomas Goolsby II lived.¹ He died before March 1748.

     Martha Warner was born on 4 January 1684 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America. In 1710 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America, Martha Warner married John Andruss, son of Abraham Andruss and Rebecca Carrington.

     Sarah Andruss was born on 16 March 1683/84 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America.¹ She was the daughter of Abraham Andruss and Rebecca Carrington. On Saturday, 7 April 1703 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America, at age 19, Sarah Andruss married Joseph Lewis, son of Joseph Lewis.² On Thursday, 14 May 1750 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America, at age 66, Sarah Andruss married Isaac Bronson. Sarah Andruss died on 6 March 1773 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America at age 88.¹

     Ebenezer Jones was born on 17 April 1684 in Gloucester, Massachusetts, America.¹ He was the son of Benjamin Jones and Elizabeth Wildes. On Sunday, 22 May 1712 in Enfield, Massachusetts, America, at age 28, Ebenezer Jones married Priscilla Smith.² Circa 1726 in Enfield, Massachusetts, America, Ebenezer Jones married Elizabeth Gary. Ebenezer Jones died in 1758 in Somers, Connecticut, America.