Descendants of Thomas Flynt

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1 Descendants of Thomas Flynt Generation No THOMAS 1 FLYNT 1 was born Abt , and died Bef. August 27, 1623 in Matlock, Derbyshire, England 2. He married DOROTHY WOOD 3. She was born Abt in England 4, and died Bef More About THOMAS FLYNT: Record Change: October 30, More About DOROTHY WOOD: Record Change: October 30, Child of THOMAS FLYNT and DOROTHY WOOD is: 2. i. HENRY 2 FLYNT, b. Abt. 1606, Matlock, Derbyshire, England; d. April 27, 1668, Braintree, Norfolk Co, MA. Generation No HENRY 2 FLYNT (THOMAS 1 ) was born Abt in Matlock, Derbyshire, England, and died April 27, 1668 in Braintree, Norfolk Co, MA. He married (1) MARGARY HOAR 5. He married (2) MARGERY HOAR in Braintree, Norfolk, Massachusetts 7, daughter of CHARLES HOAR and JOANNA HENCHMAN. She was born 1614 in Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England 7, and died March 10, 1686/87 in Braintree, Norfolk, Massachusetts 7. Notes for HENRY FLYNT: [ FTW] Margery Hoare married for her second husband Rev. Henry Flynt o f Braintree. He is supposed to have been born at Matlock, Derby shire, England. In politics he was of the party of Sir Henry Va ne, and his theological views led him to take, for a time at lea st, the unpopular side in the Antinomian controversy.... Mr. F lynt accumulated considerable property for a country clergyman.... The inscription upon his tombstone in Quincy is as follo ws:-- Here Lyes interred ye Body of ye Rev'd Mr. Henry Flynt, who came to New England in ye Year 1635, was Ordained ye first Teacher of ye Church of Braintry 1639 and Died April 27th He had ye Character of a Gentleman Remarkable for his Piety, Learning, Wisdom, & Fidelity in his Office. By him on his right hand lyes the Body of Margery, his beloved consort, who Died March , her maiden name was Hoar. She was a Gentlewoman of Piety, Prudence, & peculiarly accomplished for instructing young Gentlewoemen, many being sent to her from other Towns, especially from Boston. They descended from antient and good familys in England. "HENRY FLYNT, Braintree, came in 1635 to Boston, b. at Matlock i n Derbyshire, freeman 25 May 1636, ordained 17 Mar. 1640, m. Mar gery, eldest daughter of Joanna Hoar, and sister of Rev. Leonard, President of Harvard College who long survived. Henry Flint h ad Dorothy, b. 11 July 1642; Ann, 11 Sept. 1643, or, as the Arab ic numerals (in Geneal. Reg. XII. 109), better read, 7 Jan ; Josiah, 24 Aug. 1645, Harvard College 1664; Margaret, 20 Jun e 1647, died soon; Joanna, 18 Feb. 1649; David, 11 Jan. 1652, di ed soon; Seth, 2 Apr. 1653; Ruth, 31 Jan. 1655; John, and Cotton, twins, 16 June or Nov. 1656; both died soon; he died 27 Apr , and his widow died 10 Mar His will, tho. not duly wi tnessed was proved 2 July Perhaps Dorothy m. 30 Apr. 1666, Rev. Samuel Shepard of Rowley, and both died within two yrs. ; Ann m. 15 Nov. 1662, John Dassett; Joanna m. 30 Dec. 166, Rev. Noah Newman; Seth died at Dedham, 12 May 1673, being in his 2 d yr. at Harvard College; and Ruth died next mo *" [Source: J ames Savage, A Genealogical Dictionary] This is at 1

2 least partia l confirmation of the pedigree chart of Anna Kent, wife of Freeg ace Adams, which is presented on page 25 of the document entitle d "Four Pioneers" by George Roy Hurlburt, Rev. Henry Flynt, brother of Hon. Thomas, was the first of thi s family to leave the home in Matlock, Derbyshire, England and c ome to Boston in He later resided in Braintree, Massachus etts. "FLINT, Rev. Henry, came to New England in 1635; admitted to th e church Boston 15 (9) 1635; freeman May 25, 1636; was dism. t o ye gathering of a church at Mt. Wollaston, (Braintree,) 11 (6 ) 1639, and was ordained teacher in company with Mr. Wm. Tompson, pastor. He married Margery, daughter of Charles Hoar, Jr., o f Cloucester, England. Children Dorothy b. 11 (5) 1642, Annah b. 7 (11) 1643, (Hannah m. 15 (9) 1662, John Dassitt,) Josiah b. 24 (6) 1645, Margaret b. 20 (4) 1647, d. 29 (6) 1648, Joanna b. 18 (12) 1648, (married 30 (10) 1669, Noah Newman,) David b. 1 1 (11) 1651, d. 29 (1) 1652, Seth b. 2 (2) 1653, Ruth b. 31 (11 ) 1654, Cotton and John b. 16 (7) d. 20 (9) He died April 27, Will, dated 24 (11) 1652, probably 2 Ju ly Wife Margery; sons Josiah and Seth; daughters. The wi dow died March 10, 1686/87. [Reg. IX, 151, XVIII, 327, and LIII, 92]" [Source: Pope's Pioneers of Massachusetts] Rev. Henry Flint of Braintree, born in England, 1603, died Apri l 27, 1668; buried in Quincy, Mass. See Sewall Diary, vol. iii, page 194, spelt Flynt; graduated at Harvard, 1664, probably fr om Mattock, Derbyshire, Suffolk, England; wife Margery Hoar, sis ter of President Hoar of Harvard College; they descended from Ch arles Hoar, died 1638; wife, Joanna Hincksman, died at Braintre e Dec. 20, 1661; parents of this Charles were Charles, born in E ngland, died 1636, wife Margery. [Source: Boston Transcript, 28 Jan. 1907, # 9071] A movement is on foot [April 1907] to place a tablet in the well -known "Stone Temple," at Quincy, in memory of the Rev. Henry Fl int, first Teacher and, subsequently, second Pastor of the Tow n of Braintree. Four individuals of the name of Flint emigrate d to New England, and settled in Massachusetts, before 1650, viz., Thomas and William, of Salem, Henry of Braintree, and Thoma s of Concord. Henry of Braintree was a clergyman. There is a c haracteristic pretence of a biography of him, by Cotton Mather, in the Magnalia, Book III, Chap. 19. His widow, Margery, wa s sister of President Hoar, of Harvard College. Henry Flint die d April 27, 1668, aged sixty-one years. His widow survived hi m nearly twenty years, dying March 10, From Henry Flint a nd his wife, Margery, has descended a numerous and very distingu ished progeny. In forwarding the movement for a tablet to the m emory of Henry Flint, it became an interesting question to ascer tain whether he had any descendants now living of the name of Fl int. It has finally been concluded that such is not the case. According to the Braintree Records, the Rev. Henry had five s ons, three of whom died in infancy. Another, Seth, died whe n a sophomore in Harvard College. The eldest son, Rev. Josiah F lint of Dorchester, died Sept. 16, 1680, leaving four children, Henry, Thomas, Dorothy and Josiah. Thomas died without issue ; Dorothy married Edmund Quincy; Josiah, a mariner of Boston, di ed leaving only one child, Esther, who married Stephen Richard s of Boston; Henry, the well-known "Tutor" Flynt of Harvard Coll ege, died unmarried in The male line of descent from Rev. Henry Flint then became extinct. See Suffolk Deeds, 1. 44, f. 197; 1. 42, fol [Source: Charles Francis Adams, "Rev. Henry Flint," NEHG, Vol. 51, No. 2, April, 1907, page 198] [From Abstracts of Early Wills, NEHG, Vol. 18, No. 4, October, 1 864] Henry Flint -- 24: 11 mo: "Concerning my children & Estat e. 1. vntill my wife or any of the children marry I leaue all m y Estate in the power & to the Wisdome & discretion of my wife f or her Comfort & bringing vp of the children. 2. If shee shoul d bee called away by death, before the Children bee growne to ta ke some Care of themselues & of one another, then I leaue it t o her Wisdome to make choyce of the next person to whom shee ma y Commit the Care of Children & Estate vnto. 3ly. To my sonn, J osias, I giue my Dwelling House, with those two Lotts it stand s vpon, which I bought of Richard Wright & Mr Moses Paine, decea sed, together wth all that Land of mine, now in the Occupation o f William Vezie, after the decease of his mother. 4ly. I Giue t o my sonn Seth, my great Lott & halfe my bookes, if it please Go d to make him a Scholler; if hee bee brought vp to some other Co urse of life, then his brother Josias to haue them all, & to all ow him for halfe in some pay Sutable to his Condition. 6ly. t o my daughters I appoint Each of them an Hundred pounds, if my E state will reach it. 7ly. if any of my Children marry whilst m y wife doth liue & and Continueth vnmarried I leave it to her Wi sdome what Portion to giue at prsent, though I intend that final ly all my yong Children should bee made Equall. 8ly. for the pr sent I know not what Porsion of my Estate to assign to my wife i n Case God call her to marriage, otherwise then as the Law of th e Country doth prouide in that Case, accounting all that I hau e to little for her; if I had nothing else to bestow vpon my chi ldren." Richard Bracket, aged 56 yeares or there abouts deposed saith, t hat about Fowre dayes before the late Mr Henry Flint departed th is life, himself, & Mrs Joanna Quinsey [sister of Henry's wife M argery] being with him, they 2

3 heard him say hee had made & writte n his will, which being now produced, vnder Mr Flints owne han d writting, which they well known to bee soe, & the sume & subst ance thereof hee himselfe repeated to them, only said that his s onn, Josiah, being growne vp, should bee his Executor, with hi s wife Executrix. Taken vpon Oath by the said Richard Bracke t, before the Gour, Capt. Gookin & Recordr. 2 July 1668, who al lowed of the will hereby proued. Edw: Rawson, Recordr An Inuentory of the Estate of Mr Henery Flint, Teacher of the Ch urch of Christ at Braintry, as it was apprized by Capt Richard B rackett, Goodman Gregory Belcher & Mr Moses Paine. Mentions - - the burying place & the Land in the stony feild, together wit h a small peece of vpland & flatts, lying in the great Knights n eck, which was part of Buttons Lott, & about 7 Acres of marsh wi th vpland belonging to it, lying betweene Speares farme & Catt I sland, Ð395; L and & little Knights neck, about 5 Acres, Ða5; vp land & meadow about 28 Acres in great Knights neck, Ð140; a mead ow at the holes with Islands of Creeke lying by it, Ð20; the far me at Smelt Brooke, Ð200. 2d July Mrs Margery deposed that this paper contains a tr ue Inuentory of the Estate of the late Mr Henry Flint, her lat e husband, to her best knowledge, &c (Lib. V. 95)[ FTW] Of Braintree Came over 1635 More About HENRY FLYNT: Occupation: Minister of First Church, Braintree 7 Record Change: August 22, More About MARGARY HOAR: Record Change: July 18, Notes for MARGERY HOAR: [ FTW] MARGERY HOARE was married to John Matthews at St. Nicholas Churc h in Gloucester, December 25, 1633, and had a son Charles who i s mentioned in his grandfather Hoare's will. She was a widow, a nd probably childless, when she came to New England. She marrie d for her second husband Rev. Henry Flynt of Braintree. [Sou rce: Henry S. Nourse, The Ancestry of the Hoar Family in Americ a] The only relevant mention from the Genealogical Dictionary of Ne w England Settlers is the following: "JOHN HOAR, Scituate [Mass achusetts] 1643, I believe came some years before with his mothe r Joanna, brothers Daniel and Leonard, and sister Margery, and J oanna; removed to Concord 1660, had wife Alice, only son Daniel, born 1650" [Source: James Savage, A Genealogical Dictionar y] Her name also occurs in the pedigree chart of Anna Kent, wif e of Freegace Adams, which is presented on page 25 of the docume nt entitled "Four Pioneers" by George Roy Hurlburt, Wife Margery Hoar, sister of President Hoar of Harvard College ; they descended from Charles Hoar, died 1638; wife, Joanna Hinc ksman... Her [Joanna's] daughter Margery married Henry Flynt, minister of First Church, Braintree, Mass. [Source: Bost on Transcript, 17 Dec. 1928, #7872, signed W.A.R.] More About MARGERY HOAR: Record Change: October 30, Child of HENRY FLYNT and MARGERY HOAR is: 3. i. ANNA 3 FLINT, b. January 07, 1643/44, Braintree, Massachusetts Bay Colony; d. January 29, 1685/86. Generation No ANNA 3 FLINT (HENRY 2 FLYNT, THOMAS 1 ) 10,11,12,13 was born January 07, 1643/44 in Braintree, Massachusetts Bay Colony 14,15,16, and died January 29, 1685/86 17,18,19. She married TIMOTHY DWIGHT 20,21,22,23,24,25 January 09, 1664/65 26,27,28,29,30, son of JOHN DWIGHT and HANNAH CLOSE. He was born Abt in England 31,32, and died January 31, 1717/18 in Dedham, Massachusetts Bay Province 33,34. Notes for ANNA FLINT: 3

4 Anna Flynt may have been the daughter of Henry Flynt and Margery Hoare (Margery Hoare was the sister of JOHN HOARE, noted elsewhere in this compendium). Her parentage is at present unresolved, but the compiler assures the reader that th is will not be ever thus.[ ftw] Anna Flynt may have been the daughter of Henry Flynt and Margery Hoare (Margery Hoare was the sister of JOHN HOARE, noted elsewhere in this compendium). Her parentage is at present unresolved, but the compiler assures the reader that th is will not be ever thus.[jaromlehi.ftw] Information compiled by Thomas Lathrop, Braintree Records Anna Flynt [or Ann Flint] was Timothy Dwight's third of six wive s. During the 20 years of their marriage she bore him ten child ren, of whom three died in early childhood. This information f rom the Genealogical Dictionary of New England Settlers helps t o confirm the pedigree chart of Anna Kent, wife of Freegace Adam s, which is presented on page 25 of the document entitled "Fou r Pioneers" by George Roy Hurlburt, Ellsworth Everett Dwight in his "Descendants of John Dwight," fo und in the NY Gen. & Biog. Record for 1911, points out that Timo thy, Sarah, John and Sarah again were born of second wife Sara h Powell, whose date of death he gives as June 27, Anna Flint of Braintree, Mass., born Sept. 11, 1643, died June 2 9, ; daughter of Rev. Henry Flint of Braintree... [Sourc e: Boston Transcript, 28 Jan. 1907, #9071] Anna was 24 and had been married three years when her father, Re v. Henry Flynt, died in According to his will, written 1 7 years earlier, she would have received "an Hundred pounds, i f my Estate will reach it." More About ANNA FLINT: Record Change: November 21, ,36 Notes for TIMOTHY DWIGHT: The Honorable Timothy Dwight served as a legislator in the House of Representat ives of the Massachusetts General Court as the representative from Dedham for t he years 1691, 1692, 1693, and He was also a selectman of Dedham, a just ice of the peace, and a captain in the militia. An 1874 genealogy of the Dwigh t family suggests that he "died full of age and honors." Timothy Dwight was married six times. His first wife was Sarah (Sibley) Perman whom he married in 1651 and who died in childbirth the next year. He next married Sarah Powell i n 1653 and she bore him four children, two of which died in infancy. Sarah Pow ell died in 1664 and on January 9, 1665, he married Anna Flynt (sometimes Flint ). She bore Timothy Dwight ten children, one of which was NATHANIEL (see #364). Anna died January 29, 1685/86, and Timothy Dwight married three more times. His last wife was the only one who outlived him, and that by only one week. S he died on February 6, 1718, seven days after her husband. Savage's Genealog ical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England ( ) suggests that Timothy Dwight was born about 1633, and says this about his death: "He d. 31 J an. 1718, aged 88, some say, but in 85th yr. is prob."[ ftw] Of Dedham Rep 1791[ FTW] "Capt. Timothy Dwight, Dedham, son of John, born in England abo ut 1633, [came to America at around five or six years of age wit h his parents and older sister Hannah in ] freeman in 165 5, was representative 1691 and 1692, before the new charter an d perhaps later; had six wives and more than twice as many child ren but we can hardly appropriate the mo[ther]s. The first, Sara h Sibly, as in the will of his father she is named (but Perman, as Goodwin, I think erroneously says), married 11 Nov. 1651, l ived not long, died with child next year and he married 3 May 16 53, Sarah, daughter of Michael Powell, who died 27 June, or 10 J uly 1664, had Timothy, baptized 1 Oct. 1654, though Goodwin make s him born 1 Nov.; Sarah, 12 Apr. 1657, died young; John, 2 Jun e 1661; Sarah, again, probably 26 June 1664, died young; next, b y Ann Flint, daughter of Henry, whom he married 9 Jan. 1665, an d who died 29 Jan. 1685, he had Josiah, baptized 15 Oct. 1665, d ied soon; Nathaniel, 25 Nov. 4

5 1666; Samuel, 6 Dec. 1668; Josiah, again, 19 Feb. 1671, Harvard College 1687, before mentioned; S eth, born 25 July 1673; Ann, who died 15 Oct. 1675, at 2 months. ; Henry, 10 Dec. 1676, before mentioned; Michael, 10 Jan ; Daniel, 23 Sept. 1681; and Jabez, 1 Sept. 1684, died soon; th e 4th wife was said to have been the widow Mary Edmunds, who mar ried 7 Jan. 1686, [p.87] died 30 Aug. 1688; the fifth wife was E sther, daughter of Hon. Daniel Fisher, married 31 July 1690, wh o died 30 Jan. following; and last was Bethia Morse, married 1 F eb. 1692, and died 6 Feb She bare him no children nor di d the fourth or fifth wives. He died 31 Jan. 1718, aged 88, so me say; but in 85th year is more probable." [Source: Savage' s Dictionary of Genealogy] This is at least partial confirmatio n of the pedigree chart of Anna Kent, wife of Freegace Adams, wh ich is presented on page 25 of the document entitled "Four Pione ers" by George Roy Hurlburt, Timothy Dwight, Dedham, was a child when his father brought hi m to Dedham in He was admitted a member of the church i n 1652, elected a representative in 1691 and 1692, and perhaps a t a later period. He is described as one "of an excellent spiri t, peaceable, generous, charitable, and a promoter of the true i nterests of the church and town." He died 31 Jan. 1718, ae. 83. The late Rev. Timothy Dwight, D>D>, president of Yale College, was one of his descendants. Worthington, Hist. Dedham, 52. A lden, iii. Coll. Epitaphs, 53. Between 30 and 40 of the name ha ve received the honours of Harvard and Yale Colleges. [Source : John Farmer, A Genealogical Register of the First Settlers o f New England] Capt. Timothy Dwight, of Dedham, Mass., Freeman 1655, Selectma n , Representative in General Court He marrie d six times and had issue with his second and third wives. He d ied 31 Jan [Source: Prominent Families In America wit h British Ancestry] Capt. Timothy Dwight appears prominently in the records of the F irst Church of Dedham, Mass. between 1677 and 1717, primarily i n annual lists showing the "proparsen for the manting of the men istry." From 1680 through 1686 he is "Cornet Timothy Dwight" an d thereafter Captain. In many years he appears at the top of th e list with the highest contribution. [Source: Hanson, The De acon's Book] Resided in Dedham, Mass. Town Clerk 10 years; Selectman for 2 5 years; Representative in General Court, ; Cornet of h orse, 1676; Captain of foot No surviving issue from firs t marriage; Timothy, Sarah, John and Sarah again from second mar riage; Josiah, Nathaniel, Samuel, Rev. Josiah, Seth, Anna, Capt. Henry, Michael, Daniel, and Jabez from third marriage to Ann a Flint; no issue from last three marriages. [Source: Descend ants of John Dwight in NYGBR v. 42, 1911] In Pope's Pioneers of Massachusetts, we find: "DWIGHT, Timothy, Sen., Dedham, proprietor 28 (6) 1638, having part of the lot o f his brother John. Admitted to the church 30 (6) Corpor al, town officer. He removed to Medfield. He married 11 (9) 16 51, Sarah Penman, who died in 1652; he married 3 (3) 1653, Sara h Powell. Children Sarah, b. 6 (2) 1657, d. 9 (12) 1659, John, b. 31 (3) 1661, Sarah b. 25 June 1664, Josiah b. 14 (8) 1665, and Nathaniel b. 20 (9) Samuel b. 2 Dec. 1668, Josiah b. 8 Feb. 1670, Seth b. 29 (5) 1673, Anna b. 12 (6) 1675, Henry b. 19 (10) The wife Sarah d. 27 June He married 9 ( 11) 1664, Anna Flint. She died 15 (8) 1675 [actually 1685!]. H is will dated March 3, probably March 15, ; ae. about 67 y ears; bequests to wife Dorcas, and sons Timothy and John." [So urce: Pope, Pioneers of Massachusetts] In his father's will of 1658, Timothy Dwight was named Executo r and given the major bequest, as follows: "My will is, that m y dwelling house, land, and moveables in ye Towne of Dedham, o r elsewhere, which shall be founde to my estate, at my decease, be equally devided into fiue pts, two pts whereof I giue vnt o my sonne, Timothy Dwight... Alsoe, my will is, that my son, Ti mothy Dwight, shall enjoy all that house and land which I gaue h im at hir first marriage with Sarah Sibly. "[ FTW] The Honorable Timothy Dwight served as a legislator in the House of Representat ives of the Massachusetts General Court as the representative from Dedham for t he years 1691, 1692, 1693, and He was also a selectman of Dedham, a just ice of the peace, and a captain in the militia. An 1874 genealogy of the Dwigh t family suggests that he "died full of age and honors." Timothy Dwight was married six times. His first wife was Sarah (Sibley) Perman whom he married in 1651 and who died in childbirth the next year. He next married Sarah Powell i n 1653 and she bore him four children, two of which died in infancy. Sarah Pow ell died in 1664 and on January 9, 1665, he married Anna Flynt (sometimes Flint ). She bore Timothy Dwight ten children, one of which was NATHANIEL (see #364). Anna died January 29, 1685/86, and Timothy Dwight married three more times. His last wife was the only one who outlived him, and that by only one week. S he died on February 6, 1718, seven days after her husband. 5

6 Savage's Genealog ical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England ( ) suggests that Timothy Dwight was born about 1633, and says this about his death: "He d. 31 J an. 1718, aged 88, some say, but in 85th yr. is prob."[jaromlehi.ftw] They were of Hatfield, Massachusetts. References:!1, 6, 12. HR; Ref. No Information compiled by Thomas Lathrop, tlathro1@rochester.rr.com More About TIMOTHY DWIGHT: Ancestral File Number: 4HWR-19 Burial: January 31, 1716/17, Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts 37 Immigration: Abt Occupation: Selectman, Representative 38 Record Change: October 02, ,40 Children of ANNA FLINT and TIMOTHY DWIGHT are: 4. i. NATHANIEL 4 DWIGHT, b. 1652; d ii. HENRY DWIGHT 41,42, b. December 10, ; d. March 20, 1731/ Notes for HENRY DWIGHT: [jaromlehi.ftw] Henry Dwight was a farmer and trader in Hatfield, Mass. Information compiled by Thomas Lathrop, tlathro1@rochester.rr.com More About HENRY DWIGHT: Record Change: May 21, Generation No NATHANIEL 4 DWIGHT (ANNA 3 FLINT, HENRY 2 FLYNT, THOMAS 1 ) 44,45,46,47,48,49,50,51 was born , and died He married MEHITABLE PARTRIDGE 53,54 December 09, 1693 in Hatfield, Massachusetts Province 55, daughter of SAMUEL PARTRIDGE and MEHITABLE CROW. She was born August 26, 1675 in Hartford, CT 56, and died October 19, 1756 in Northampton, MA 56. Notes for NATHANIEL DWIGHT: [ FTW] Of Hatfield The children of Nathaniel Dwight and Mehitable Partridge were: Timothy, b. 19 Oct 1694 in Hatfield; SAMUEL (see #182); Mehitable, b. 11 Nov 1697, "d. soon"; Daniel, b. 29 Apr 1699 (Yale 1721); Seth, b. 3 Mar 1702 (d. young); Elihu and A biah (twins), b. 17 Feb 1704; Mehitable, b. 2 Nov 1705; Jonathan, b. 14 Mar 170 8; Ann, b. 2 Jul 1710; Nathaniel, b. 20 Jun 1712 Except for Timothy, all of th e children were born in Northampton. Nathaniel Dwight died three weeks bef ore reaching the age of 45, and seven months before his last child was born.[ ftw] The children of Nathaniel Dwight and Mehitable Partridge were: Timothy, b. 19 Oct 1694 in Hatfield; SAMUEL (see #182); Mehitable, b. 11 Nov 1697, "d. soon"; Daniel, b. 29 Apr 1699 (Yale 1721); Seth, b. 3 Mar 1702 (d. young); Elihu and A biah (twins), b. 17 Feb 1704; Mehitable, b. 2 6

7 Nov 1705; Jonathan, b. 14 Mar 170 8; Ann, b. 2 Jul 1710; Nathaniel, b. 20 Jun 1712 Except for Timothy, all of th e children were born in Northampton. Nathaniel Dwight died three weeks bef ore reaching the age of 45, and seven months before his last child was born.[ ftw] "NATHANIEL [DWIGHT], Northampton, brother of the preceding [Mich ael Dwight] and born of his father's third wife Ann, daughter o f Henry Flint, married at Hatfield, 9 Dec. 1693, Mehitable, daug hter of Col. Samuel Partridge of Hatfield where was born 19 Oct. 1694, Timothy, gr.f. of famous Presid. Dwight; removed to Nort hampton, there had Samuel, 28 June 1696; Mehitable, 11 Nov. 1697, died soon; Daniel, 29 Apr. 1699, Yale College 1721; Seth, 3 Ma r. 1702, died young; Elihu, and Abia, twins 17 Feb. 1704; Mehita ble, again, 2 Nov. 1705; Jonathan, 14 Mar. 1708; Ann, 2 July 171 0; and Nathaniel, 20 June 1712, after his father died which wa s at West Springfield, 7 Nov His widow died 19 Oct. 1756, aged 82." Dwight, Nathaniel Mr./11/7/1711/died at Springfield [Deaths i n Vital Records for Northampton, MA.][jaromlehi.FTW] 2 SOUR S79 3 PAGE p QUAY 3 Nathaniel Dwight moved from Dedham, Mass. to Hatfield, Mass. Later (about 1695) he moved to N orthampton, Mass. He was a trader and a farmer, and served as justice of the peace and a surv eyor of land. Information compiled by Thomas Lathrop, tlathro1@rochester.rr.com More About NATHANIEL DWIGHT: Burial: West Springfield, Hampden County, Ma 57,58 Record Change: July 18, Notes for MEHITABLE PARTRIDGE: Mehitable Partridge was a daughter of Col. Samuel Partridge of Hatfield, and it is likely that she was born in that town. Hatfield was and is a town in Hamps hire County on the Connecticut River ten miles north of Northampton by road.[ ftw] 1st name spelling uncertain (Mehitalet?)[ FTW] "His widow d. 19 Oct. 1756, aged 82" Dwight, Mehetabel Relict of Mr. Nathaniel (dec'd) 10/19/175 6 the aged Mrs. Mehetabel Dwight (widow) [Deaths in Vital Reco rds for Northampton, MA.] Name and dates for this person are taken from the pedigree char t of Anna Kent, wife of Freegace Adams, which is presented on pa ge 25 of the document entitled "Four Pioneers" by George Roy Hur lburt, 1976.[ FTW] Mehitable Partridge was a daughter of Col. Samuel Partridge of Hatfield, but sh e, like all her siblings, was born in Hadley. Hatfield was and is three miles up the Connecticut River from Hadley and ten miles upriver from Northampton. More About MEHITABLE PARTRIDGE: Record Change: July 24, Child of NATHANIEL DWIGHT and MEHITABLE PARTRIDGE is: 5. i. SAMUEL 5 DWIGHT, b. 1695, Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Province; d. 1783, Enfield, Hartford Co., Connecticut. 7

8 Generation No SAMUEL 5 DWIGHT (NATHANIEL 4, ANNA 3 FLINT, HENRY 2 FLYNT, THOMAS 1 ) 61,62,63,64,65 was born 1695 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Province 66, and died 1783 in Enfield, Hartford Co., Connecticut 66. He married MARY LYMAN 67,68,69, in Northampton, Mass 71, daughter of JOHN LYMAN and MINDWELL POMEROY. She was born 1696 in Northampton, MA 71, and died 1776 in Enfield, CT 71,72,73. Notes for SAMUEL DWIGHT: [ FTW] Of Enfield, Conn. In 1745 Samuel Dwight was the member from Enfield, Massachusetts, in the House of Representatives of the Massachusetts General Court. Enfield became part of Connecticut in Samuel Dwight was also a justice of the peace, a captain in the militia, a trader, and a farmer. He lived for a time in the Connecticut towns of Middletown, Somers, and Suffield. He married Mary Lyman in 1719 and they had nine children.[ ftw] There was a marriage in Northampton, Mass. on 18 July 1719 betwe en a Samuel Dwight and a Mary Lyman.[ FTW] In 1745 Samuel Dwight was the member from Enfield, Massachusetts, in the House of Representatives of the Massachusetts General Court. Enfield became part of Connecticut in Samuel Dwight was also a justice of the peace, a captain in the militia, a trader, and a farmer. He lived for a time in the Connecticut towns of Middletown, Somers, and Suffield. He married Mary Lyman in 1719 and they had nine children. More About SAMUEL DWIGHT: Record Change: July 18, Notes for MARY LYMAN: [ FTW] The birth of Mary Lyman went unrecorded in Northampton records and therefore th ere is no absolute certainty that John Lyman, Jr., and Mindwell (Sheldon) Pomer oy were her parents. Most genealogists--but by no means all--place John Jr. an d Mindwell as her parents because Northampton records show no births in this fa mily between 1693, when a son John was born, and 1698, when a daughter Esther w as born. Mary is given a birth year of 1695 or 1696 and inserted into this fam ily line. This seeming arbitrariness might indicate that her grandparentage (L ieut. John Lyman and Dorcas Plumb) is also suspect, and that may very well be, but that the immigrant ancestor, Richard Lyman, and his wife, Sarah Osborne, we re her great-grandparents there can be no doubt: Richard and Sarah's three son s (Richard, Lieut. John, and Robert) were the progenitors of all males and fema les in Northampton named Lyman in the seventeenth and early eighteenth centurie s. More About MARY LYMAN: Record Change: November 14, Children of SAMUEL DWIGHT and MARY LYMAN are: i. MARY 6 DWIGHT 76, m. DANIEL HALL, JR. 77, March; b. December 17, 1714, Middletown, Ct 78 ; d. 1794, Enfield, Conn. 78. ii. MEHITABEL DWIGHT 79, m. WILLIAM SOUTHMAYD, March 26, iii. ABIAH DWIGHT, b. April 29, 1732, Middletown, CT; d. June 14, 1816, Enfield, CT (Hale Col. Headstone Inscription). iv. DANIEL DWIGHT 79, b. March 20, 1733/34; d. April 27, v. DANIEL DWIGHT 79, b. March 22, 1734/35. vi. ESTHER DWIGHT 79, b. November 08, Generation No ABIAH 6 DWIGHT (SAMUEL 5, NATHANIEL 4, ANNA 3 FLINT, HENRY 2 FLYNT, THOMAS 1 ) 80,81,82 was born April 29, 8

9 1732 in Middletown, CT, and died June 14, 1816 in Enfield, CT (Hale Col. Headstone Inscription). She married NATHANIEL TERRY 83,84,85,86,87 July 17, 1764 in Enfield, Connecticut Colony 88, son of EPHRAIM TERRY and ANN COLLINS. He was born June 03, 1730 in Enfield, Connecticut Colony 88,89, and died February 20, 1792 in Enfield, Conn. 90,91. More About ABIAH DWIGHT: Burial: Enfield Street Cemetery, Enfield, Ct. 92,93 Record Change: October 28, ,95 Notes for NATHANIEL TERRY: Name Prefix:<NPFX> Col. Nathaniel Terry was a member of the local Committee of Correspondence in the days leading up to the Revolutionary War. When the news of the battle of Lexington was brought by a post rider to Enfield in April, 17 75, Major Nathaniel Terry led a company of about seventy-five men to the relief of Boston. He served as an officer in the Nineteenth Regiment of Connecticut Militia and was promoted to Colonel in May, 1777, to succeed Col. Erastus Wolco tt in command of the Regiment. Nathaniel Terry was a man of wealth, and sacrif iced almost all his property in the patriot cause.[ ftw] Name Prefix:<NPFX> Col. Nathaniel Terry was a member of the local Committee of Correspondence in the days leading up to the Revolutionary War. When the news of the battle of Lexington was brought by a post rider to Enfield in April, 17 75, Major Nathaniel Terry led a company of about seventy-five men to the relief of Boston. He served as an officer in the Nineteenth Regiment of Connecticut Militia and was promoted to Colonel in May, 1777, to succeed Col. Erastus Wolco tt in command of the Regiment. Nathaniel Terry was a man of wealth, and sacrif iced almost all his property in the patriot cause. More About NATHANIEL TERRY: Burial: Enfield Street Cemetery, Enfield, Conn. 96,97 Record Change: October 25, ,99 Children of ABIAH DWIGHT and NATHANIEL TERRY are: i. JABEZ 7 TERRY 100,101, b. March 02, 1765, Enfield, Connecticut Colony 102,103. More About JABEZ TERRY: Record Change: July 25, , ii. ELIZABETH TERRY, b. September 10, 1766, Enfield, CT; d. September 17, 1843, Bruce, MI. iii. NATHANIEL TERRY 106,107, b. January 30, 1768, Enfield, Connecticut Colony 108,109. More About NATHANIEL TERRY: Record Change: July 25, ,111 iv. HENRY TERRY 112,113, b. January 12, 1771, Enfield, Connecticut Colony 114,115. More About HENRY TERRY: Record Change: July 25, ,117 Generation No ELIZABETH 7 TERRY (ABIAH 6 DWIGHT, SAMUEL 5, NATHANIEL 4, ANNA 3 FLINT, HENRY 2 FLYNT, THOMAS 1 ) 118,119 was born September 10, 1766 in Enfield, CT 120,121, and died September 17, 1843 in Bruce, MI 122,123. She married REV. JOHN TAYLOR 124,125 June 24, 1788 in Enfield, CT 126, son of ELDAD TAYLOR and THANKFUL DAY. He was born December 23, 1762 in Enfield, CT 126,127, and died December 20, ,129. Notes for ELIZABETH TERRY: Bruce Township in Macomb County, Michigan, is 36 square miles in area and its o nly center of population is 9

10 half the village of Romeo, inasmuch as Romeo stradd les the border of Bruce Township and the township to the south, Washington Town ship. Elizabeth Terry Taylor is buried in a family plot in Bruce-Armada Ceme tery in Bruce Township, next to her husband, Rev. John Taylor; their son John; Phebe Leach Taylor, the wife of John; and three of John and Phebe's children: M ary E., ( ); Adrian Dwight ( ); and Martha ( ).[ FTW] Bruce Township in Macomb County, Michigan, is 36 square miles in area and its o nly center of population is half the village of Romeo, inasmuch as Romeo stradd les the border of Bruce Township and the township to the south, Washington Town ship. Elizabeth Terry Taylor is buried in a family plot in Bruce-Armada Ceme tery in Bruce Township, next to her husband, Rev. John Taylor; their son John; Phebe Leach Taylor, the wife of John; and three of John and Phebe's children: M ary E., ( ); Adrian Dwight ( ); and Martha ( ). More About ELIZABETH TERRY: Burial: Bruce-Armada Cemetery, Bruce Township, Macomb Co., Michigan 130,131,132 Record Change: October 27, ,134 Notes for REV. JOHN TAYLOR: Name Prefix:<NPFX> Rev. John Taylor graduated Yale College 1784 and settled as the pastor of the church in Deerfield, Massachusetts, Feb. 14, He marri ed Elizabeth Terry in Enfield, Conn., on June 24, 1788, as recorded in the reco rds of the First Congregational Church of Enfield. He resigned from his pastor al charge in Deerfield in 1806 on account of ill health and removed to Enfield. He and Elizabeth were received into the Congregational church in Enfield on Ju ly 5, 1807, and were listed as members of that church in 1816 at the ordination of Rev. Francis L. Robbins. On May 20, 1818, the church gave John and Elizabe th and their daughter Mary its dismission "to the church in Mendon State of New York." Having recovered his health, John went to Bruce, Michigan in 1832, whe re he preached up to his death. He is reputed to have written 2000 sermons.[ ftw] More About REV. JOHN TAYLOR: Burial: Bruce-Armada Cemetery, Bruce Township, Macomb Co., Michigan 135,136,137 Record Change: October 27, ,139 Children of ELIZABETH TERRY and JOHN TAYLOR are: 8. i. ELIZABETH TERRY 8 TAYLOR, b. April 16, 1789, Enfield, CT; d. October 16, 1831, Enfield, CT. 9. ii. JABEZ TERRY TAYLOR, b. September 21, 1790, Deerfield, Franklin Co., Massachusetts; d. July 21, 1872, Enfield, Hartford Co., Conn.. iii. JOHN TAYLOR 140,141, b. June 30, 1792, Deerfield, Mass. 142,143 ; d. May 21, ,145. Notes for JOHN TAYLOR: John Taylor married Phebe Leach and he and Phebe and three of their children, n amely Adrian Dwight, Mary E., and Martha are buried in Bruce-Armada Cemetery, B ruce Township, Macomb County, Michigan. Obviously, John followed his parents, Rev. John and Elizabeth, to Michigan after they departed Mendon, N.Y., because Rev. John Taylor and Elizabeth Taylor are buried in the same plot as John and P hebe and the three children.[ ftw] John Taylor married Phebe Leach and he and Phebe and three of their children, n amely Adrian Dwight, Mary E., and Martha are buried in Bruce-Armada Cemetery, B ruce Township, Macomb County, Michigan. Obviously, John followed his parents, Rev. John and Elizabeth, to Michigan after they departed Mendon, N.Y., because Rev. John Taylor and Elizabeth Taylor are buried in the same plot as John and P hebe and the three children. More About JOHN TAYLOR: Burial: Bruce-Armada Cemetery, Bruce Township, Macomb Co., Michigan 146,147 10

11 Record Change: August 16, ,149 iv. HARRIET TAYLOR 150,151, b ,153. Notes for HARRIET TAYLOR: According to the records of the First Congregational Church of Enfield, Harriet Taylor of Enfield and Roderick Terry of Hartford "were joined in marriage Oct 11, fee five dollars." Roderick Terry was the son of Eliphalet and Mary Terry and would have been a cousin of Harriet. "Hariot & Rhoderic Terry" were given their dismission to the "1st ch in Hartford" on Aug. 9, 1818.[ FTW] According to the records of the First Congregational Church of Enfield, Harriet Taylor of Enfield and Roderick Terry of Hartford "were joined in marriage Oct 11, fee five dollars." Roderick Terry was the son of Eliphalet and Mary Terry and would have been a cousin of Harriet. "Hariot & Rhoderic Terry" were given their dismission to the "1st ch in Hartford" on Aug. 9, More About HARRIET TAYLOR: Record Change: July 24, ,155 v. HENRY WYLLYS TAYLOR 156,157, b. February 02, ,159 ; d. December 17, ,161. Notes for HENRY WYLLYS TAYLOR: Henry Wyllys Taylor was graduated from Yale in He removed to Michigan at some point, for in 1848 we find the Hon. Henry W. Taylor as President of the N EW ENGLAND SOCIETY of Marshall, Michigan. In that year he removed to Canandaig ua, N.Y., where he served as a judge of the Superior Court for the State of New York. (ref.: NEHGS Register, Vol. II, pp. 198, 396; Vol. XLII, p. 87) Hen ry Wyllys Taylor married Martha C. Masters.[ FTW] Henry Wyllys Taylor was graduated from Yale in He removed to Michigan at some point, for in 1848 we find the Hon. Henry W. Taylor as President of the N EW ENGLAND SOCIETY of Marshall, Michigan. In that year he removed to Canandaig ua, N.Y., where he served as a judge of the Superior Court for the State of New York. (ref.: NEHGS Register, Vol. II, pp. 198, 396; Vol. XLII, p. 87) Hen ry Wyllys Taylor married Martha C. Masters. More About HENRY WYLLYS TAYLOR: Record Change: September 27, ,163 vi. MARY TAYLOR 164,165, b. March 27, ,167. Notes for MARY TAYLOR: Mary Taylor is mentioned in the same line as her parents in the notice of their dismission from the Congregational church in Enfield "to the church in Mendon State of New York," May 20, She later married Josiah Wright of Syracuse, N.Y.[ FTW] Mary Taylor is mentioned in the same line as her parents in the notice of their dismission from the Congregational church in Enfield "to the church in Mendon State of New York," May 20, She later married Josiah Wright of Syracuse, N.Y. More About MARY TAYLOR: Record Change: September 27, ,169 vii. NATHANIEL TERRY TAYLOR 170,171, b. March 16, ,173. Notes for NATHANIEL TERRY TAYLOR: According to the NEHGS Register, Vol. 2, p. 396, Nathaniel Terry Taylor was res iding in Detroit, Michigan, 11

12 in He married Laura Winchell.[ FTW] According to the NEHGS Register, Vol. 2, p. 396, Nathaniel Terry Taylor was res iding in Detroit, Michigan, in He married Laura Winchell. More About NATHANIEL TERRY TAYLOR: Record Change: September 27, ,175 Generation No ELIZABETH TERRY 8 TAYLOR (ELIZABETH 7 TERRY, ABIAH 6 DWIGHT, SAMUEL 5, NATHANIEL 4, ANNA 3 FLINT, HENRY 2 FLYNT, THOMAS 1 ) 176,177 was born April 16, 1789 in Enfield, CT 178,179, and died October 16, 1831 in Enfield, CT 180,181. She married REV. JAMES TAYLOR 182,183 June 15, 1810 in Sunderland, MA 184. He was born May 22, 1787 in Sunderland, MA 184,185, and died October 11, 1831 in Sunderland, MA 186,187. Notes for REV. JAMES TAYLOR: [Master Preble-Owens Kin.FTW] This man was a cousin and husband of Elizabeth Terry Taylor[preble.FTW] This man was a cousin and husband of Elizabeth Terry Taylor Children of ELIZABETH TAYLOR and JAMES TAYLOR are: 10. i. JAMES HENRY 9 TAYLOR, b. Abt. 1806, Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina; d. February 03, 1872, Charleston, Charleston Co., SC. 11. ii. ELIZABETH TAYLOR, b. September 12, 1812; d iii. EDWARD WYLLYS TAYLOR, b. June 11, 1814, Deerfield, Massachusetts; d. November 05, 1886, Houston, Texas. 13. iv. JULIA DAY TAYLOR, b. October 29, v. ALFRED TAYLOR 188, b. December 11, ; m. SOPHIA EDWARDS 190, August 03, More About ALFRED TAYLOR: Record Change: July 13, More About SOPHIA EDWARDS: Record Change: July 30, vi. HORACE DICKENSON TAYLOR 192, b. June 08, Notes for HORACE DICKENSON TAYLOR: [ FTW] Middle name uncertain More About HORACE DICKENSON TAYLOR: Record Change: July 13, vii. HARRIET B. TAYLOR 194, b. November 06, Notes for HARRIET B. TAYLOR: [ FTW] Died an infant More About HARRIET B. TAYLOR: Record Change: July 13, viii. MARY MOSLEY TAYLOR 196, b. September 26, ; d

13 More About MARY MOSLEY TAYLOR: Record Change: July 13, ix. JOHN D. TAYLOR 198, b. February 22, Notes for JOHN D. TAYLOR: [ FTW] Died young More About JOHN D. TAYLOR: Record Change: July 13, x. MARTHA JANE TAYLOR 200, b. December 28, More About MARTHA JANE TAYLOR: Record Change: July 13, xi. ELLEN AMELIA TAYLOR 202, b. February 06, ; m. WILLIAM G. WHILDEN 204. More About ELLEN AMELIA TAYLOR: Record Change: July 13, More About WILLIAM G. WHILDEN: Record Change: July 30, JABEZ TERRY 8 TAYLOR (ELIZABETH 7 TERRY, ABIAH 6 DWIGHT, SAMUEL 5, NATHANIEL 4, ANNA 3 FLINT, HENRY 2 FLYNT, THOMAS 1 ) 206,207 was born September 21, 1790 in Deerfield, Franklin Co., Massachusetts 208,209, and died July 21, 1872 in Enfield, Hartford Co., Conn. 210,211. He married ESTHER ALLEN 212,213 September 18, 1814 in Enfield, Hartford Co., Conn. 214,215, daughter of MOSES ALLEN and ESTHER CHAPIN. She was born November 06, 1792 in Enfield, Hartford Co., Conn. 216,217, and died July 08, 1880 in Enfield, Hartford Co., Conn. 218,219. Notes for JABEZ TERRY TAYLOR: Jabez and his wife, Esther, were second cousins inasmuch as Jabez' maternal gra ndfather (Nathaniel Terry) was the brother of Esther's maternal grandmother (Sybil Terry).[ FTW] More About JABEZ TERRY TAYLOR: Record Change: November 17, ,221 More About ESTHER ALLEN: Record Change: July 24, ,223 Children of JABEZ TAYLOR and ESTHER ALLEN are: 14. i. AMELIA 9 TAYLOR, b. June 22, 1815, Enfield, Hartford Co., Conn.; d. November 27, 1847, Enfield, Hartford Co., Conn.. ii. GILBERT ALLAN TAYLOR 224,225, b. June 18, 1817, Enfield, Hartford Co., Conn. 226,227. More About GILBERT ALLAN TAYLOR: Record Change: July 24, ,229 iii. HENRY WYLLYS TAYLOR 230,231, b. May 29, 1822, Mendon, N.Y. 232,233. More About HENRY WYLLYS TAYLOR: Record Change: July 24, ,235 iv. OLCOTT ALLEN TAYLOR 236,237, b. July 17, 1826, Mendon, N.Y. 238,239 ; d ,241. More About OLCOTT ALLEN TAYLOR: 13

14 Record Change: July 24, ,243 Generation No JAMES HENRY 9 TAYLOR (ELIZABETH TERRY 8, ELIZABETH 7 TERRY, ABIAH 6 DWIGHT, SAMUEL 5, NATHANIEL 4, ANNA 3 FLINT, HENRY 2 FLYNT, THOMAS 1 ) 244 was born Abt in Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina, and died February 03, 1872 in Charleston, Charleston Co., SC 245. He married ELIZABETH ANN TYLER 246 September 11, , daughter of JOSEPH TYLER and ELIZABETH MILLIKEN. She was born September 13, 1810 in Sunderland, MA 248, and died November 10, 1850 in Charleston, Charleston Co., SC 248. More About JAMES HENRY TAYLOR: Ancestral File Number: G1XM-NH Record Change: July 30, More About ELIZABETH ANN TYLER: Ancestral File Number: G1XM-PN Children of JAMES TAYLOR and ELIZABETH TYLER are: 15. i. JULIA CAROLINE 10 TAYLOR, b. October 31, 1833, Charleston, SC; d. WFT Est ii. HENRY CLARENCE TAYLOR 250,251, b. October 26, 1835, Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina 252 ; d. May 31, More About HENRY CLARENCE TAYLOR: Ancestral File Number: G1XM-R1 iii. CONSTANTIA WHITRIDGE TAYLOR 253,254, b. February 15, 1837, Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina 255. More About CONSTANTIA WHITRIDGE TAYLOR: Ancestral File Number: G1XM-S6 iv. ELIZABETH CORNELIA TAYLOR 256,257, b. December 03, 1838, Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina 258 ; d. November 01, More About ELIZABETH CORNELIA TAYLOR: Ancestral File Number: G1XM-TC v. JOHN EDWARD TAYLOR 259,260, b. October 28, 1840, Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina 261. More About JOHN EDWARD TAYLOR: Ancestral File Number: G1XM-VJ Christening: Died In Infancy 261 vi. ALFRED TAYLOR 262,263, b. February 16, 1842, Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina 264. More About ALFRED TAYLOR: Ancestral File Number: G1XM-WP Christening: Died In Infancy vii. GEORGE EDWYN TAYLOR, b. February 14, 1844, Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina; d. December 02, 1906, Clemson College, Clemson, SC. viii. FRANK EUGENE TAYLOR 265,266, b. March 22, 1846, Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina 267. More About FRANK EUGENE TAYLOR: Ancestral File Number: G1XM-Z2 ix. MARY EVERLYN TAYLOR 268,269, b. June 14, 1848, Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina 270 ; d. October 24, More About MARY EVERLYN TAYLOR: Ancestral File Number: G1XN-06 x. CHARLES HERBERT TAYLOR 271,272, b. October 28, 1850, Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina ; m. HARRIET TERRY 274 ; b. December 14,

15 More About CHARLES HERBERT TAYLOR: Ancestral File Number: G1XN-1C More About HARRIET TERRY: Record Change: July 30, ELIZABETH 9 TAYLOR (ELIZABETH TERRY 8, ELIZABETH 7 TERRY, ABIAH 6 DWIGHT, SAMUEL 5, NATHANIEL 4, ANNA 3 FLINT, HENRY 2 FLYNT, THOMAS 1 ) 276 was born September 12, , and died She married HOVEY K. CLARKE 278. More About ELIZABETH TAYLOR: Record Change: July 30, More About HOVEY K. CLARKE: Record Change: July 30, Child of ELIZABETH TAYLOR and HOVEY CLARKE is: i. ELIZABETH 10 CLARKE 280, b. March 16, ; d. August 21, More About ELIZABETH CLARKE: Record Change: July 30, EDWARD WYLLYS 9 TAYLOR (ELIZABETH TERRY 8, ELIZABETH 7 TERRY, ABIAH 6 DWIGHT, SAMUEL 5, NATHANIEL 4, ANNA 3 FLINT, HENRY 2 FLYNT, THOMAS 1 ) 282 was born June 11, 1814 in Deerfield, Massachusetts 283, and died November 05, 1886 in Houston, Texas 283. He married CAROLINE BETSY PORTER 284. She was born February 13, 1811 in Wilmington, Delaware 285, and died February 01, 1891 in Houston, Texas 285. More About EDWARD WYLLYS TAYLOR: Record Change: July 30, More About CAROLINE BETSY PORTER: Record Change: July 30, Children of EDWARD TAYLOR and CAROLINE PORTER are: i. ELIZABETH MARY 10 TAYLOR 286. More About ELIZABETH MARY TAYLOR: Record Change: July 30, ii. CORA WILBUR TAYLOR 288, b. August 13, More About CORA WILBUR TAYLOR: Record Change: July 30, iii. HENRY WYLLYS TAYLOR 290, b. March 31, ; d. January 06, More About HENRY WYLLYS TAYLOR: Record Change: July 30, iv. EDWARD RUTHVEN TAYLOR 292, b. August 12, More About EDWARD RUTHVEN TAYLOR: Record Change: July 30, JULIA DAY 9 TAYLOR (ELIZABETH TERRY 8, ELIZABETH 7 TERRY, ABIAH 6 DWIGHT, SAMUEL 5, NATHANIEL 4, ANNA 3 FLINT, HENRY 2 FLYNT, THOMAS 1 ) 294 was born October 29, She married HARVEY HYDE 296 December 21, More About JULIA DAY TAYLOR: 15

16 Record Change: July 30, More About HARVEY HYDE: Record Change: July 30, Children of JULIA TAYLOR and HARVEY HYDE are: i. EDWARD WYLLYS 10 HYDE 298, b. October 17, More About EDWARD WYLLYS HYDE: Record Change: July 30, ii. EMILY ELIZABETH HYDE 300, b. January 03, More About EMILY ELIZABETH HYDE: Record Change: July 30, iii. CHARLES PERCIVAL HYDE 302, b. May 30, ; d. August 31, More About CHARLES PERCIVAL HYDE: Record Change: July 30, iv. ALFRED TAYLOR HYDE 304, b. May 02, More About ALFRED TAYLOR HYDE: Record Change: July 30, AMELIA 9 TAYLOR (JABEZ TERRY 8, ELIZABETH 7 TERRY, ABIAH 6 DWIGHT, SAMUEL 5, NATHANIEL 4, ANNA 3 FLINT, HENRY 2 FLYNT, THOMAS 1 ) 306,307 was born June 22, 1815 in Enfield, Hartford Co., Conn. 308,309, and died November 27, 1847 in Enfield, Hartford Co., Conn. 310,311. She married ADOLPHUS KING 312,313 June 14, 1838 in Enfield, Hartford Co., Conn. 314, son of JABEZ KING and REBECCA TERRY. He was born April 22, 1813 in Enfield, Hartford Co., Conn. 314,315, and died October 03, 1865 in Enfield, Hartford Co., Conn. 316,317. Notes for AMELIA TAYLOR: Amelia Taylor King died "soon after the birth of a child (of inflamation in the bowels) aged 33" according to the records of her church, entered by her pastor. The Enfield Town record of her death, submitted by a doctor, lists her death as due to "child-bed fever." The incidence of child-bed fever dropped dramati cally in succeeding years as medical practice required doctors and midwives to wash their hands and their instruments before dealing with patients. Amelia' s newborn child, a daughter, was given her mother's name.[ ftw] Amelia Taylor King died "soon after the birth of a child (of inflamation in the bowels) aged 33" according to the records of her church, entered by her pastor. The Enfield Town record of her death, submitted by a doctor, lists her death as due to "child-bed fever." The incidence of child-bed fever dropped dramati cally in succeeding years as medical practice required doctors and midwives to wash their hands and their instruments before dealing with patients. Amelia' s newborn child, a daughter, was given her mother's name. More About AMELIA TAYLOR: Burial: Enfield Street Cemetery, Enfield, Conn. 318,319 Record Change: November 17, ,321 Notes for ADOLPHUS KING: Adolphus was a partner with his brother Albert King in the manufacturing of plo ws, a business started by his father, Jabez King. After the death in childbirt h of his wife, Amelia, he married Lydia Field, born in Vermont, 16