John Hall of Wallingford Conn volume 1
John Hall of Wallingford Conn volume 1
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SO, 1693, m. Aug. 20, 1715, Benoni Adkins, son of Thomas, b. 1690.
3. Sarah 2 Hall, (John, 1 ) bapt. At New Haven, Aug. 9, 1646, m. Dec, 1664, Wingle Johnson of . New Haven, supposed to Lave been the son of Thomas, who was drowned in New Haven harbor 1640. He was also known as William, although called "Wingle" in the New Haven records of births, &c, and sometimes in the land records. He was one of the original proprietors of Wallingford Conn. , but never lived there. He sold his land there "wit...h ye consent of Sarah" his "wife" to Isaac Curtiss, Jan. 20, 1694, both signing the deed by 11.
39 their mark. (Wallingford Land, Book 1, p. 282. )' This is the last record we have of her. Hon. Ralph Smyth gives him a second wife, Abigal, but his first wife was the mother of all his children. Both wives probably died before he made his will which does not mention any wife. His will was filed Aug. 6, 1716, (New Haven Probate, Vol. 4, p. 450. ) and names sons William, Isaac, John, Samuel, Ebenezer, and Jacob ; daughters, Mary Bishop, Abigal Lines, Sarah Horton, Lydia Andrews, and Elizabeth Hotchkiss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SO, 1693, m. Aug. 20, 1715, Benoni Adkins, son of Thomas, b. 1690.
3. Sarah 2 Hall, (John, 1 ) bapt. At New Haven, Aug. 9, 1646, m. Dec, 1664, Wingle Johnson of . New Haven, supposed to Lave been the son of Thomas, who was drowned in New Haven harbor 1640. He was also known as William, although called "Wingle" in the New Haven records of births, &c, and sometimes in the land records. He was one of the original proprietors of Wallingford Conn. , but never lived there. He sold his land there "wit...h ye consent of Sarah" his "wife" to Isaac Curtiss, Jan. 20, 1694, both signing the deed by 11.
39 their mark. (Wallingford Land, Book 1, p. 282. )' This is the last record we have of her. Hon. Ralph Smyth gives him a second wife, Abigal, but his first wife was the mother of all his children. Both wives probably died before he made his will which does not mention any wife. His will was filed Aug. 6, 1716, (New Haven Probate, Vol. 4, p. 450. ) and names sons William, Isaac, John, Samuel, Ebenezer, and Jacob ; daughters, Mary Bishop, Abigal Lines, Sarah Horton, Lydia Andrews, and Elizabeth Hotchkiss.
What to read after John Hall of Wallingford Conn volume 1?
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