Memorial to My Honored Kindred
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He died 1685. His son was Rev. Nathaniel Chauncey, (here an e is added to the name,) of Durham, Connecticut. His wife was Sarah Judson of Stratford, to whom he was married Octo- ber 12th, 1708. She was born February i6th, 1682, and died May 31st, 1745. Their son was Elihu Chauncey, born March 24th, 17 10. He was Colonel of a regiment in the French war, and after- wards was Chief Justice of the Count}^ Court. He married Marj' Griswold, daughter of Samuel Griswold of Killingworth. Colonel Elihu C...hauncey died April loth, 1791. His wife died March ist, 1 80 1, aged 83 years. Their son was Judge Charles Chauncey, LL-D., of New Haven, Connecticut. He was born at Durham, May 30th, 1747, O. S. He was King's Attorney for the State, .and Judge of the Superior Court. He married Abigail Darling, born November 9th, 1746. She was a daughter of Judge Thomas Darling, of New Haven, Connecticut. Judge Charles Chauncey died April 28th, 1823. His wife died December 24th, 1818.
Blake, in his Biographical Dictionary, states that the Rev.
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He died 1685. His son was Rev. Nathaniel Chauncey, (here an e is added to the name,) of Durham, Connecticut. His wife was Sarah Judson of Stratford, to whom he was married Octo- ber 12th, 1708. She was born February i6th, 1682, and died May 31st, 1745. Their son was Elihu Chauncey, born March 24th, 17 10. He was Colonel of a regiment in the French war, and after- wards was Chief Justice of the Count}^ Court. He married Marj' Griswold, daughter of Samuel Griswold of Killingworth. Colonel Elihu C...hauncey died April loth, 1791. His wife died March ist, 1 80 1, aged 83 years. Their son was Judge Charles Chauncey, LL-D., of New Haven, Connecticut. He was born at Durham, May 30th, 1747, O. S. He was King's Attorney for the State, .and Judge of the Superior Court. He married Abigail Darling, born November 9th, 1746. She was a daughter of Judge Thomas Darling, of New Haven, Connecticut. Judge Charles Chauncey died April 28th, 1823. His wife died December 24th, 1818.
Blake, in his Biographical Dictionary, states that the Rev.
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