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Genealogy De Bruijn in 4D
Genealogy De Bruijn in 4D
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This genealogy has been established by Marco J. de Bruijn in Pijnacker, The Netherlands.
This genealogy has been established by Marco J. de Bruijn in Pijnacker, The Netherlands.
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Family name
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Samuel Porter Grant Samuel Porter (Samuel ) Grant Jr , born at Windsor [Connecticut, United States] on 20 Apr 1659, baptised at Windsor [Connecticut, United States] on 20 May 1659, Brief Life History on FamilySearch.org, Resided at East Windsor Hill; carpeted; owned cider mill; pert owner of saw mill; owned the covenant at the church at East Windsor Hill Samuel Grant, was born at the home of the Pioneer in Windsor, April 20, 1659. He died May 8, 1710. Died (51 years old) at Windsor [Connecticut, United States] on 8 May 1710, buried at South Windsor [Connecticut, United States] [Erwards Cemetery].
marries (resp. 24 and 19 years old) (1) at East Windsor [Connecticut, United States] on 6 December 1683 with Anna
partner of child in Background information on Samuel Grant Sr on FamilySearch.org
wife in GRANT, Ulysses - Genealogy
(Hannah) Filley
partner of child in Background information on Samuel Grant Sr on FamilySearch.org
wife in GRANT, Ulysses - Genealogy
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daughter of Samuel Filley and Anna Gillet, born at Windsor [Connecticut, United States] on 16 August 1664, died (21 years old) at Windsor [Connecticut, United States] on 18 Apr 1686. marries (resp. 28 and 17 years old) (2) at East Windsor [Connecticut, United States] on 11 Apr 1688 with Grace
partner of child in Background information on Samuel Grant Sr on FamilySearch.org
wife in GRANT, Ulysses - Genealogy
Minor
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daughter of Captain John Minor and Elizabeth Booth, born at Stratford [Connecticut Colony, British Colonial America] on 20 September 1670, died (82 years old) at East Windsor [Connecticut, United States] on 16 Apr 1753, buried at South Windsor [Connecticut, United States] [Edwards Cemetery]. From this marriage 2 children:
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