Reports 470. (1809.)

A deed is recorded in Haddam Land Records, Vol. 14, p. 167, given by Harvey Towner and his wife Polly Towner.

QUERIES.

68. (a) Holmes-Mack (or MacAdam), resided in Patterson, N. J., m. Jennie Riley, and had: Maggie, m. Charles Stagg. Who were parents of Mack? (b) Messenger Nicholas, d. abt. 1888; prob. from New Jersey; resided Goshen, Orange Co., N. Y., m. Hannah Miller, and had: Andrew J., Jenny, John J., George, Charles, and Samuel. Who were parents and grandparents of Nicholas Messenger and Hannah Butler?

C. M.

69. Wagenseil. Christopher, settled Hanover Twp., Phila. Co., now Montgomery Co., Penn., near Pennsburg, and had : 1. Ann Mary, m. John Derr. II. Elizabeth Catharine. m, David Haag. III. John, who had: 1. Susanna, m. Conrad Swinehart. 2. Anna Maria, m. Benjamin Royer. 3. Maria Margaret, m. Mathias Walter. The ancestors and descendants are desired of the Haag, Derr, Swinehart, Royer and Walter families.

70.

G. W. W. Perry.-Nathaniel of Kent, Ct., m. Polly Toucey (sister of Isaac Toucey, at one time Sec'y of the Navy), and had Ann Perry, m. Rev. Riverius Camp, D. D., for 29 yrs. Rector of Trinity Church, Brooklyn, Ct. Isaac Toucey was Gov. of Conn., 1846-7. It is desired to trace the Perry and Toucey ancestry. G. I. B. 71. Lay.Abigail, b. Mch. 6, 1773, Lyme, Conn., m. Jonathan, b. Aug. 31, 1765, New London, son of Wm. Douglas. Who were parents of Abigail? C. C.

72. Smith.-Thomas, was voted land at the second town meeting in Suffield in 1682. He m. 1st Mch. 18, 1684-5, Joanna Barber; she d. June 25, 1688, leaving a son John Thomas, m. 2nd Mary, dau. Rev. John Younglove. In published records of Suffield the compiler, Hezekiah S. Sheldon, says Thomas S. was a weaver from Ipswich, Mass. When was Thomas born, and what were his parents' names? J. A. S. 73. White.-Henry, my gt. gt. gr. father was born at Groton, Conn.: when a young man went to Colebrook, Conn., where he m. and had seven or eight sons but I have only the names of six -Lemuel, Stephen, Henry, Jr., Peregrine, Anthony, Ezra; and two daus. Sally Ann and Olive. Who were parents of Henry? S. A. W. 74. Russell.-Ebenezer, son of John (d. 1825-1840) of Branford; brother of Orphana who m. Giles Blague of Saybrook. Whom did Ebenezer marry? E. P. B.

5.

Coleman.-Gershom, of Coventry abt. 1745, m. Mercy Allis and had: 1. Sarah. 2. Miriam, m. Solomon Lord. 3. Gershom. 4. Nathaniel. Timothy. 6. Phineas. Desired, addresses of descendants. P. H. M. 76. Dorrance.-John, b. 1820 d. 1885; son of Benjamin Brewster, b. 1791, d. 1828; son of Capt. David (enlisted Voluntown, Conn.; moved 1790, with family to Sullivan Co., N. Y.) b. presumably 1751, d. 1822: Capt. in Rev. His wife, my gt. gr. mother was, I am told, a lineal descendant from Elder Wm.1 Brewster, Jonathan2, Jonathan3, Benjamin, b. 1670. According to this date, I think there must have been one between this Benjamin and my gt. gr. mother whose name was Ann or Anna. Was her name Brewster or Hurburt? And name of the one between, if there

83. (a) Gladding.—Azariah (my gt. gr. father) m. Anna Hudson, dau. of Thomas of Saybrook and his wife Margaret Neal who were m. March 29, 1736. Wanted, names and residences of parents of Azariah.

(b) Riley.-Lucretia, of Middletown,
m. Elijah Hills of-
-and had: I.
Elvira b. Sept. 9, 1807. 2. Henry. 3.
Edward. 4. Loren.
Wanted, resi-

dences, dates and parent's names of Lucretia. W. H. G. 84. Barnes.-Deborah, Esther and Mary, daughters of Capt. Joshua, of North Haven, married respectively, Timothy Shattock, Jonathan Barnes, Zopher Barnes. Wanted the ancestry of their husbands, dates of births and marriages and communication with descendants. T. C. BARNES, Collinsville, Conn. 85. Thompson. Warren, m. Apr. 7, 1803, Redexa Loomis of East Windsor. Who were his parents? 86. (a) Minard (Maynard).-Christopher, m. Lucretia Tinker, and had Grace, m. Sept. 8, 1808, at Salem, Ct., Thomas Kingsley, and had John Kingsley, m. Mary O. Tyler. Who were parents of Thomas Kingsley?

F. B.

(b) Rogers.-Hannah, b. Jan. 11, 1756, at New London, Ct., m.— -Merriman of what is now Southington, Ct. What was her ancestry, her husband's first name and his ancestry?

E. L. R. 87. Eldridge.-Mason, b. in Norwich and d. there 1831; m. Betsey Reynolds, b. in Thompson sometime before 1825.

Wanted, date of birth of Mason and ancestry. Also if ancestors served in Revolutionary War. E. R. PAINE. 88. Barnes.-Abigail, m. David Cooper, of North Haven who was b. 1778. Esther Barnes m. Titus Todd, June 7, 1718. Freelove Barnes m. about 1770, Benjamin Graves, perhaps of Guilford. Wanted, parents and grandparents and date of birth of Abigail, Esther and Freelove.

T. C. BARNES, Collinsville, Conn. 89. (a) Cary-Joseph, of Middle Haddam, Conn., m. Abigail Bigelow. Wanted, the parentage of Joseph Cary, both father and mother. The father supposed to have come from Rhode Island; the mother of French ancestry. (b) Higgins.-Jesse of Middle Haddam, Conn., m. Keziah Stevens, 1775. Wanted their ancestry.

D. S. 90. Sill.-Joseph of Milford, Conn., one of the "after planters" of 1648. (See Lambert's "History of the Colony of New Haven," page 91.) Wanted, any facts relative to his ancestry, descendants, or other personal history.

E. E. S. 91. Baker.-Elizabeth, married March, 1717, at West Hartford, John Flower, who was b. 1694, Hartford, Conn. They had seven children including a son Nathaniel. Ancestry of Elizabeth Baker wanted. M. A. S. 92. Hitchcock.-Ann, supposed to be the wife of Eleakim Hitchcock, (b. Feb. 14, 1712, in Colchester, Conn.,) having administered his estate at his death, Dec. 4, 1758. Wanted, the birth, names, marriage and death records of her parents, who were married about 1736-7. Their first child, Ann, was bapt. April 1, 1739. Will give $3.00 for above information.

MRS. HORACE H. DYER,

Rutland, Vt.

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93. Whaley.--Hezekiah, d. Aug. 15,
1835. Is he the one mentioned in
"The Connecticut Men of the Revolu-
tion?" When was he born? Wanted,
J. S. W.
his ancestry.
94. Chapman.-The following are from
the records of the First Congregational
Church of Ashford, Conn.: March the
last day of it 1739, was Mary Chapman,
wife of Thomas Chapman, by virtue of
a letter of recommendation from the
Pastor of the church in Lebanon re-
ceived to be of the church in full com-
munion--Sept. 12, 1742, Thomas Chap-
man recommended by a letter from the
Church of Christ in Windham Village
or from Mr. Mosly pastor was received
into this church in full communion.
May 26, 1751, Benjamin Chapman,
son of Thomas Chapman was baptized.
Did Thomas have brothers or sisters,
and what was the name of his father?
Is this branch of the Chapmans con-
nected with one of the families whose

genealogy has already been published.
DWIGHT M. CHAPMAN,

67 Marble Street,
Springfield, Mass.

95. (a) Clinten.--Joseph, m. Esther
Wooden at New Haven, March 31,1726.
Who was Joseph Clinten's father?
(b) Did the above Joseph Clinten's
son Joseph, b. at New Haven, Sept. 19,
1733, go to New Canaan, Conn., and
marry Phoebe Benedict?

(c) Was the above Phoebe the dau. of Ebeneza Benedict, who was bapt. in New Canaan, Oct. 21, 1733? K. C.K. 96. Lathrop.--Backus, or Bacchus, m. about 1798 or 9 Mary Culver. Their children were Mary A., who m. Austin S. Mott of Middletown, and Daniel, name of wife unknown-first name supposed to have been Polly. The wife of Bacchus Lathrop was about 40 years old at the time of marriage, so he was

RECORDS

Miss Nancy Slade aet. 41.

Miss Sarah Osgood aet. 44.

Widow Anne Slade aet. 64.
The wife of Mr John Perry.
A Negro Boy in the family of

wife of Mr. David

April 19. Widow Hannah Lyon, aet.

April 25.

Caroline, a negro woman,