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     Susannah Jones was born circa 1638 in Gloucester, Massachusetts, America. She was the daughter of Thomas Jones and Mary North. Circa 1658 in Gloucester, Massachusetts, America, Susannah Jones married John Jackson.¹ Susannah Jones died before 1671 in Gloucester, Massachusetts, America.¹

     James Evarts was born on 19 July 1638 in Guilford, Connecticut, America. He was the son of John Evarts and Elizabeth (?). Circa 1660 in Guilford, Connecticut, America, James Evarts married Lydia Guttridge, daughter of Richard Guttridge.¹ James Evarts died in April 1682 in Guilford, Connecticut, America at age 43.

     John Warner was born in 1639 in Farmington, Connecticut, America.¹ He was the son of John Warner and Margaret (?). Circa 1668 in Farmington, Connecticut, America, John Warner married Margaret Howard. In 1669 John Warner lived in Mattatuck, Connecticut, America; list of free men.¹ In 1672 John Warner and John Warner lived in Waterbury, Connecticut, America; on the list of original proprietors although John Senior died before moving here.¹ Thomas(2), John(2), and Daniel(2), sons of John(1) were granted lots in Mattetuck when the plantation was authorized. (lots 23, 18, and 20 respectively).² John Warner was an heir in the will of John Warner on 14 March 1678/79 in Farmington, Connecticut, America.³ John Warner died in 1706 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America. He made a will on 27 December 1706 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America.^2,3

     Nicholas Wren was born circa 1640.¹ He was the son of Richard Wren and Grace George. Nicholas Wren recorded a deed in 1664 in York, Virginia, USA. Nicolas Ren was granted 100 acres on the north side of the York River, York County, VA in 1664. Circa 1671, Nicholas Wren married Margaret Bell, daughter of Henry Bell and Margaret Cobb.¹ Nicholas Wren witnessed the Deed of Henry Bell on 21 September 1671 in Lancaster, Virginia, America; Henry Bell, planter sells to John Cox half of 470 acres in Aontepoyson, joins Teague
Corall. Wit: Nicholas Wren and Margaret Wren. Recorded 8 Nov 1671 DB 1666-1682 p 137 (DB 4). Nicholas Wren and Henry Bell recorded a deed on 14 November 1671 in Lancaster, Virginia, America. Thomas Chetwood sells Nicholas Wren and Henry BelL, Lancaster, half of 490 acres on Stephens orphans and Robert DB 1666-1682 Gregg Wit: Henery Squirrell and John England. Nicholas Wren and Henry Bell recorded a deed on 10 December 1679 in Lancaster, Virginia, America. Indenture between Nicholas Wren and Henry Bell of lst part and Robert Griggs of second part for sale of 180 acres Wit: James Parquett, Thomas Mottrum, James ? Nicholas Wren was executor for the will of Henry Bell in April 1695. Nicholas Wren made a will on 3 January 1700. Will Book 8 page 101, prepared Jan 3, 1700 and recorded April 12, 1701. He and William Wren are is found on the Tax List of in November 1700 at in Christ Church Parish, Lancaster, Virginia, America. Nicholas Wren died on 12 April 1701.

     Agnes Keeney was born circa 1640. She was the daughter of William Keeney and Agnes (?). In 1660 in New London, Connecticut, America, Agnes Keeney married Samuel Beebe, son of John Beebe and Rebecca Ladd.¹

     Abigail Yorke was born circa 1640. She was the daughter of James Yorke. Before 1660 in Stonington, Connecticut, America, Abigail Yorke married John Beebe, son of John Beebe and Rebecca Ladd. Abigail Yorke died on 9 March 1725 in New London, Connecticut, America.¹

     Mary Sherwood was born circa 1640. On Saturday, 28 June 1659 in Windsor, Connecticut, America, Mary Sherwood married Joseph Loomis, son of Joseph Loomis and Mary White.^1,2 Mary Sherwood died on 22 April 1681 in Windsor, Connecticut, America.¹

     Samuel Rogers was born circa 1640 in Milford, Connecticut, America.¹ He was the son of James Rogers and Elizabeth Rowland.

     Richard Smith was born circa 1640. On Tuesday, 4 March 1669/70 in New London, Connecticut, America, Richard Smith married Bathsheba Rogers, age 19, daughter of James Rogers and Elizabeth Rowland.¹

     Hannah Lamberton was born circa 1640. Circa 1671 in Wethersfield, Connecticut, America, Hannah Lamberton married Captain Samuel Welles, son of Governor Thomas Welles and Alice Tomes.¹ Circa 1675 in Wethersfield, Connecticut, America, Hannah Lamberton married Lieutenant Coronel John Allyn.¹ Hannah Lamberton died after 1675 in Wethersfield, Connecticut, America.

     Lieutenant Coronel John Allyn was born circa 1640. Circa 1675 in Wethersfield, Connecticut, America, Lieutenant Coronel John Allyn married Hannah Lamberton.¹

     Hannah Adams was born circa 1640 in Wethersfield, Connecticut, America. In 1660 in Wethersfield, Connecticut, America, Hannah Adams married Jonathan Smith, son of Richard Smith and Rebeccah (?). Hannah Adams died circa 1660 in Wethersfield, Connecticut, America.

     Lydia Guttridge was born circa 1640 in Guilford, Connecticut, America. She was the daughter of Richard Guttridge. Circa 1660 in Guilford, Connecticut, America, Lydia Guttridge married James Evarts, son of John Evarts and Elizabeth (?).¹

     Ruth Hubbard was born on 11 January 1640 in Agwam, Massachusetts, America. First white child born at Agwam (now Springfield).¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Hubbard and Tacy Cooper. On Tuesday, 2 November 1655 in Westerly, Rhode Island, America, at age 15, Ruth Hubbard married Robert Burdick.¹ Ruth Hubbard died in 1691 in Westerly, Rhode Island, America.¹

     Thomas Jones was born on 25 March 1640 in Gloucester, Massachusetts, America.¹ He was the son of Thomas Jones and Mary North. Thomas Jones died on 25 November 1672 in Gloucester, Massachusetts, America at age 32.¹

     Hannah Beebe was baptized on 23 June 1640 in St. Andrew in Broughton, East Midlands, England.^1,2 She was the daughter of John Beebe and Rebecca Ladd. Hannah Beebe were on the same ship as John Beebe and Rebecca Ladd in May 1650 during the voyage from England to America; from England.³ Hannah Beebe died in June 1650. She died on ship during the passage to the New World.

     Mary Keeney was born circa 1641. She was the daughter of William Keeney and Agnes (?). In 1664 in New London, Connecticut, America, Mary Keeney married Samuel Beebe, son of John Beebe and Rebecca Ladd.^1,2 Mary Keeney was an heir in the will of Samuel Beebe on 16 April 1712 in Long Island, New York, America.³ Mary Keeney recorded a deed on 8 May 1716 in Colchester, New Haven, Connecticut, America.⁴ She died on 9 May 1725 in Colchester, Connecticut, America.³ She was buried on 10 May 1725 in Colchester, Connecticut, America.³

     Joseph Long was born circa 1641 in Dorchester, Massachusetts, America. He was the son of Joseph Long and Mary Lane. Joseph was an heir in the will of Joseph Farnsworth on 2 January 1659 in Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, America. On Saturday, 3 December 1661 in Dorchester, Massachusetts, America, Joseph Long married Mary (?). Joseph Long died on 16 August 1676 in Dorchester, Massachusetts, America.

     John Carrington was born circa 1642 in Wethersfield, Connecticut, America. He was the son of John Carrington and Joanne (?). In 1672 John Carrington and Abraham Andruss lived in Mattatuck, Connecticut, America; One of the thirty who signed the articles of 1674.¹ In 1672 John Carrington lived in Farmington, Connecticut, America; one of the "eighty-four" proprietors.¹ He died in 1690 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America.¹

     Richard Wren was born circa 1642. He was the son of Richard Wren and Grace George. Richard Wren was an heir in the will of Henry Bell in April 1695.

     Sarah Warner was born circa 1642 in Hartford, Connecticut, America. She was the daughter of John Warner and Margaret (?). Circa 1665 in Farmington, Connecticut, America, Sarah Warner married William Higginson, son of Francis Higginson. Sarah Warner was an heir in the will of John Warner on 14 March 1678/79 in Farmington, Connecticut, America.¹ Sarah, the wife of William Higginson, joined with the church at Farmington 10 May 1691.²

     James Beebe was born in 1642 in Broughton, East Midlands, England.^1,2 He was the son of John Beebe and Rebecca Ladd. James Beebe were on the same ship as John Beebe and Rebecca Ladd in May 1650 during the voyage from England to America; from England.³ In 1667 in New London, Connecticut, America, James Beebe married Mary Boltwood.¹ In 1679 in New London, Connecticut, America, James Beebe married Sarah Benedict, daughter of Thomas Benedict.¹

     John Barber was baptized on 24 July 1642 in Windsor, Connecticut, America. He was the son of Thomas Barber and Jane (?). On Sunday, 2 September 1663 in Springfield, Massachusetts, America, at age 21, John Barber married Bathsheba Cogan, daughter of Thomas Cogan and Joanna (?).¹

     Samuel Hickocks was born in 1643 in Farmington, Connecticut, America.¹ He was the son of William Hickocks and Elizabeth (?). Circa 1667 in Farmington, Connecticut, America, Samuel Hickocks married Hannah Upson, daughter of Thomas Upson and Elizabeth Fuller.¹ On 9 October 1673 Samuel Hickocks lived in Mattatuck, Connecticut, America; on list of original proprietors; sent a petition to the General Court in Hartford asking that Mattatuck be made a plantation.²
Samuel Hickcock and John Welton are the first selectmen.² He died in 1694 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America.¹ He made a will in Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut, America. It was inventoried on 28 February 1695.³

     William Womak Jr was born in 1643. In 1674 William Womak Jr and Abraham Womak lived in Henrico, Virginia, America. "Abraham Womack (as the name Womecke is generally rendered) was in Virginia as early as 1674 in which year a dispute over the property of his brother William Womack was settled by the General Court."¹

     Mary Jones was born in 1642/43 in Gloucester, Massachusetts, America. She was the daughter of Thomas Jones and Mary North. On Friday, 14 October 1661 in Gloucester, Massachusetts, America, Mary Jones married Nathaniel Winslow.¹

     Sarah Bass was born on 26 April 1643 in Braintree, Massachusetts, America.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Bass and Anne Savell. Before 1663 in Braintree, Massachusetts, America, Sarah Bass married Deacon John Stone, son of Deacon Simon Stone and Joan Clarke.² On Sunday, 10 May 1693 in Braintree, Massachusetts, America, at age 50, Sarah Bass married Joseph Penniman.¹

     Onesimus Stephenson was born on 26 October 1643 in Boston, Massachusetts, America.¹ He was the son of John Stephenson and Sarah Fisher.

     Daniel Warner was born circa 1644 in Hartford, Connecticut, America.¹ He was the son of John Warner and Margaret (?). Daniel Warner was baptized on 16 May 1658 in Farmington, Connecticut, America.² He and Thomas Warner were (an unknown value). Circa 1670 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America, Daniel Warner married Sarah Roe. Thomas(2), John(2), and Daniel(2), sons of John(1) were granted lots in Mattetuck when the plantation was authorized. (lots 23, 18, and 20 respectively).³ Daniel Warner was an heir in the will of John Warner on 14 March 1678/79 in Farmington, Connecticut, America.⁴
DANIEL WARNER died in 1679, shortly after his father, who died the same year. His wife, SARAH ROE, was given the rights to the lot alloted to DANIEL. The lot was on the east side of Bank Street between Main and Grand Streets. Before his death, DANIEL built the cellar of his house on his house lot, near where South Main Street begins, and also the part of Exchange place that was taken for that street when South Main was laid out about 1806. It probably included the site of Apothecaries' Hall. The cellar was built before the location of the highway was laid out and apparently was an intrusion upon the road. The results of this intrusion can be seen today by the curved line of the east side of Bank Street. After DANIEL died, SARAH married second John Warner, of Springfield, Hampden, MA, not related to DANIEL WARNER. They were married Aug. 31, 1683, and had one child, Nathaniel, born Aug. 19, 1684. Daniel Warner died in 1679 in Farmington, Connecticut, America.

     Thomas Long was born circa 1644 in Dorchester, Massachusetts, America. He was the son of Joseph Long and Mary Lane. Thomas was an heir in the will of Joseph Farnsworth on 2 January 1659 in Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, America. In 1666 in First Congregational Church in Hartford, Connecticut, America, Thomas Long married Sarah Wilcox, daughter of John Wilcox Jr and Sarah Wadsworth. Thomas Long and Sarah Wilcox were divorced in 1686 in Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, America. In 1686 in First Congregational Church in Hartford, Connecticut, America, Thomas Long married Sarah Elmer, daughter of Edward Elmer and Mary (?). Thomas Long was in a lawsuit or legal action on 18 June 1696 in Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, America. Thomas Long complains that he hath not had that part of his Estate that is due to him in right of his wife from the Estate of Edward Elmer, Decd, but hath been rejected by law of part of the Land that was laid out to him by one of the Adms. on that Estate. This Court do order that the Adms., viz., John and Edward Elmer, do lay out his Land to him the sd. Thomas Long forthwith. He died in 1711 in Windsor, Connecticut, America. On 4 February 1711 Thomas Long's will was inventoried in Windsor, Connecticut, America. 89 pounds, 158 shillings; witnesses: Thomas Stoughton, Joseph Fitch, Sr.