Genealogie De Bruijn in 4D
Genealogie De Bruijn in 4D
Deze genealogie is samengesteld door Marco J. de Bruijn te Pijnacker.
Deze genealogie is samengesteld door Marco J. de Bruijn te Pijnacker.
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https://archive.org/details/grantfamilygenea00gran/page/3/mode/1up Children of Samuel Grant {p. 2) and Mary Porter. 1. Samuel Grant (110) b. Windsor, Apr. 20, 1659; d. May 8, 17 10; m. (i) W., Dec. 6, 1683, Anna (or Hannah) Filley [b. W., Aug. 16, 1664; d. Apr. 18, 1686; dau. of Samuel Filley and Anna Gillet]; m. (2) Stonington, Apr. ir, 1688, Grace Miner [b. S., vSep. 20, 1670; d. Apr. 16, 1753, "in 8ist yr. "; dau. of John Miner and Elizabeth Booth]; res. E. Windsor Hill; carpenter; owned cider-mill; part owner of saw-mill ; wid. kept tavern ; she was a member of the ch. at E. W. H., and he owned cov. there, having previously held the same relation to the ch. at W. + 2. ______Grant (111) b. Windsor; d. y. ; (according to the records Samuel Grant had 8 chil. b. in W. bef. Aug. 17, 1677). 3. John Grant (112) b. Windsor, Apr. 24, 1664; d. W. July 19, 1695; m. W., June 5, 1690, Elizabeth Skinner [d. Oct. 9, 1707; m. (2) May 12, 1697, Joshua Welles, of W., s. of Joshua Welles and Azubah Lamson] ; res. E. Windsor. + 4. Matthew Grant (113) b. Windsor, Sep. 22, 1666; d. W., Feb. 9, 1734/5; ni- W., Oct. 29, 1690, Hannah Chapman [b. W., May 3, 1671; d. Dec. 28, 1752; dau. of Edward Chapman and Elizabeth Fox]; res. E. Windsor; in 1720 was part owner of a vessel, and the wealthiest man in the town ; one of the company that owned the town of Torrington; member of the ch. ; constable, sealer of leather, selectman, -y 5. Josiah Grant (114) b. Windsor, Mch. 19, 1668; d. Stonington, Mch. 28, 1732; m. S., July 8, 1696, Rebecca Miner [b. Sep. 1672; d. S., Jan. 15, 1746/7; dau. of Capt. Ephraim Miner and Hannah Avery]; res. E. Windsor; rem. 1695 to S. ; they joined the ch. 1699, and were dismissed to form the ch. at N. Stonington 1727 ; collector, lister, constable, tythingman . + 6. _____ Grant (115) b. Windsor; d. y. ; see (111). 7. Nathaniel Grant (116) b. Windsor, Apr. 14, 1672; m. W., Oct. 12 (May 16), 1699, Bethia Warner; res. E. Windsor, where they owned cov. 1700; prob. rem. 17 13 to Tolland; rem. 1723-4 to Ellington, among the earliest settlers, and res. there 1735; hay ward, collector, tythingman. + 8. Mary Grant (117) b. Windsor, Jan. 23, 1675/6; d. Aug. 26, 1734; m. W., Mch. 13, 1694, Dea. Joseph Skinner [b. Aug. 26, 1669; d. May 31, 1729; s. of John Skinner and Mary EastonJ ; res. W. + 9. Sarah Grant (118) b. Windsor, Jan. 19, 1678/9; d. 1680 ------------------------------------------------------------------- When 18 years of age, he was employed by John Bissell to attend the Conn. Ri8ver Ferry. In February 1674, his father gave he and his brother John lands on the eastern side of the Conn. River. He and his wife were members of the East Windsor Church in 1700. He was one of the petitioners on 5/13/1680 for a separate township organization that they might have religious services of their own east of the "great river". Part owner of a sea mill; scaler of measures; lister;constable;surveyor; "boundgoer"birth: 12 November 1631 Dorchester, Canada East, British Colonial America christening: Dorchester, Canada East, British Colonial America death: 10 September 1718 East Windsor Hill, South Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, British Colonial America burial: 10 September 1718 Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, United States residence: 1669 Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, British Colonial America marriage: 27 May 1658 Windsor, Hartford, Colony of Connecticut, British Colonial America baptism: 1659 Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, United States MyHeritage files |
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| Elizabeth Skinner (*1669-†1707) als partner van kind | |
| Anna Filley (*1664-†1686) als partner van kind | |
| Joshua Welles (*1672-†1742) als betrokkene | |
| Captain John Minor (*1635-†1719) als betrokkene | |
| Elizabeth Booth (*1641-†1732) (Elisabeth Booth) als betrokkene | |
| Mary Porter (~1637-†1681) als echtgenote | |
| Samuel Grant Sr (*1631-†1718) als hoofdpersoon | |
| Samuel Porter Grant Jr (*1659-†1710) (Samuel Grant) als kind | |
| John Grant (*1664-†1695) als kind | |
| Grace Minor (*1670-†1753) als partner van kind |