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| ====== 28. Thomas Seymour ====== | ====== 28. Thomas Seymour ====== |
| ^ Children, born at Hartford: ^^^^ | ^ Children, born at Hartford: ^^^^ |
| | 82. | i. | [[082.jared|JARED]]<sup>5</sup>, b. 13 Jan. 1731. || | | 82. | i. | [[082.jared|JARED]]<sup>5</sup>, b. 13 Jan. 1731. || |
| | | ii. | EUNICE, b. 6 May 1732; d. at Hartford 27 Feb. 1768; m, there, 18 Jan. 1751, JOHN<sup>2</sup> POTWINE of East Hartford, Conn., b. in Boston, Mass., 7 May 1728, d. 20 Aug. 1785, s. of John<sup>2</sup> (//Dr. John//<sup>1</sup>) and Mary (Jackson). After the death of his wife Eunice he removed to East Windsor, Conn., and m. (2) 18 Jan. 1770, Rachel Thompson of East Windsor, b. in 1731, d. 10 Aug. 1817. || | | | ii. | EUNICE, b. 6 May 1732; d. at Hartford 27 Feb. 1768; m. there, 18 Jan. 1751, JOHN<sup>2</sup> POTWINE of East Hartford, Conn., b. in Boston, Mass., 7 May 1728, d. 20 Aug. 1785, s. of John<sup>2</sup> (//Dr. John//<sup>1</sup>) and Mary (Jackson). After the death of his wife Eunice he removed to East Windsor, Conn., and m. (2) 18 Jan. 1770, Rachel Thompson of East Windsor, b. in 1731, d. 10 Aug. 1817. || |
| | | | Children: || | | | | Children: || |
| | | | 1. | //Eunice//, b. 15 Oct. 1751; m. 24 Dec. 1772, Robert Watson. | | | | | 1. | //Eunice//, b. 15 Oct. 1751; m. 24 Dec. 1772, Robert Watson. | |
| | 83. | iv. | [[083.thomas|THOMAS]], b. 17 Mar. 1735. || | | 83. | iv. | [[083.thomas|THOMAS]], b. 17 Mar. 1735. || |
| | | v. | GEORGE, b. 23 Sept. 1736; d. 12 Nov. 1738. || | | | v. | GEORGE, b. 23 Sept. 1736; d. 12 Nov. 1738. || |
| | | vi. | HEPHZIBAH, b. 27 May 1738; d. at Hartford 4 Sept. 1791, aged 54; m. (1) DR. NATHANIEL LEDYARD., bapt. at Groton, Conn., 21 Dec. 1740. d. at Hartford 1 June 1766,((Dr. Ledyard's death was the result of injuries received 18 May 1766, during the celebration of the repeal of the Stamp Act, from an explosion of powder, which blew up the schoolhouse and buried a number of people in the ruins.)) in his 26th year. s, of John and Deborah (Youngs) and brother of Mary Ledyard who m. Hepsibah's brother, Thomas Seymour; rn, (2) after Dec. 1770, CAPT. JOHN SKINNER of Hartford, who d. in Mar. 1794, aged 68. By her first husband Hephzibah had one child, bur. at Hartford 22 Oct. 1766. || | | | vi. | HEPHZIBAH, b. 27 May 1738; d. at Hartford 4 Sept. 1791, aged 54; m. (1) DR. NATHANIEL LEDYARD., bapt. at Groton, Conn., 21 Dec. 1740. d. at Hartford 1 June 1766,((Dr. Ledyard's death was the result of injuries received 18 May 1766, during the celebration of the repeal of the Stamp Act, from an explosion of powder, which blew up the schoolhouse and buried a number of people in the ruins.)) in his 26th year. s. of John and Deborah (Youngs) and brother of Mary Ledyard who m. Hepsibah's brother, Thomas Seymour; m. (2) after Dec. 1770, CAPT. JOHN SKINNER of Hartford, who d. in Mar. 1794, aged 68. By her first husband Hephzibah had one child, bur. at Hartford 22 Oct. 1766. || |
| | | vii. | RUTH, b. 7 Feb. 1740; d. at Hartford, being bur. 22 Jan. 1782, aged 42; m. WILLIAM<sup>4</sup> STANLEY, bapt. at Hartford 8 Sept. 1724, d. there 31 Dec. 1786, in his 63d year, s. of Nathaniel<sup>3</sup> //(Nathaniel//<sup>2</sup>//, Thomas//<sup>1</sup>)// //and Anna (Whiting). He left his large property to the South Church in Hartford, which, "as a Testimony of Gratitude," erected a table stone monument to his memory in the old Centre Burying Ground. Children: 1. //A child, //bur. 7 Nov. 1767. //2. A child, //bur. 17 July 1778, aged 5 years. || | | | vii. | RUTH, b. 7 Feb. 1740; d. at Hartford, being bur. 22 Jan. 1782, aged 42; m. WILLIAM<sup>4</sup> STANLEY, bapt. at Hartford 8 Sept. 1724, d. there 31 Dec. 1786, in his 63d year, s. of Nathaniel<sup>3</sup> //(Nathaniel//<sup>2</sup>//, Thomas//<sup>1</sup>)// //and Anna (Whiting). He left his large property to the South Church in Hartford, which, "as a Testimony of Gratitude," erected a table stone monument to his memory in the old Centre Burying Ground. Children: 1. //A child, //bur. 7 Nov. 1767. //2. A child, //bur. 17 July 1778, aged 5 years. || |
| | | viii. | HANNAH, b. 25 Mar. 1742; d. //s.p, //at Hartford 9 May 1807, aged 65; m. at Hartford, 7 Mar. 1770, ELISHA<sup>5</sup> PAINTER of New Haven, Conn., b. there 29 July 1736, d. 1791, s. of Shubael<sup>4</sup> //(Thomas//<sup>3</sup>//, Shubael//<sup>2</sup>//, Thomas//<sup>1</sup>//) //and Elizabeth (Dunbar). || | | | viii. | HANNAH, b. 25 Mar. 1742; d. //s.p, //at Hartford 9 May 1807, aged 65; m. at Hartford, 7 Mar. 1770, ELISHA<sup>5</sup> PAINTER of New Haven, Conn., b. there 29 July 1736, d. 1791, s. of Shubael<sup>4</sup> //(Thomas//<sup>3</sup>//, Shubael//<sup>2</sup>//, Thomas//<sup>1</sup>//) //and Elizabeth (Dunbar). || |
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