Larry Anderson - Families and Individuals

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William LEWIS

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2  PLAC 11-399
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William Lewis # 11-399
1620-1690

William Lewis was one of the first settlers of Farmington in 1644, wherehe was very prominent.  He was the first recorder, the first confirmedLieut. and later Capt. of militia.  His house was burned by the Indiansin 1657.

Mary HOPKINS

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2  PLAC 11-400
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Thomas BOLTWOOD

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2  PLAC 12-795
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William LEWIS

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2  PLAC 12-797
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4  TEXT Date of Import: Apr 19, 2002

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William Lewis # 12-797
1593-1683

He is said to have moved from  Wales to Stanstead, England with his wifeand son William in 1623.  He sailed from England in the ship "Lion" in1632.  He was a freeman in 1632.  He went with Hooker to Hartford in1635.   He was a juryman and a selectman in 1641.  Went to England in1649 to bring back his Sister, Mrs. Anna Stanes, whose husband had diedin America.   He moved to Hadley, Mass. where he joined the church in1657.  Representative to the General Court in 1665.  Moved to Farmingtonin 1671 after his wife's death.

Felix COLLYNS

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2  PLAC 12-798
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William HOPKINS

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2  PLAC 12-799
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4  TEXT Date of Import: Apr 19, 2002

Mary TIBBITS

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2  PLAC 12-800
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William LEWIS

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2  PLAC 13-1593
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4  TEXT Date of Import: Apr 19, 2002

Sarah CATHCART

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2  PLAC 13-1594
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3  DATA
4  TEXT Date of Import: Apr 19, 2002

Walter COLLYNS

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2  PLAC 13-1595
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3  DATA
4  TEXT Date of Import: Apr 19, 2002

Felicia BANDRIB

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2  PLAC 13-1596
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Edward LEWIS

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2  PLAC 14-3185
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4  TEXT Date of Import: Apr 19, 2002

Line in Record @I2326@ (RIN 366942) from GEDCOM file not recognized:
PLAC WASHI - Washington D.C.

REFN: HWS135355
Ancestral File Number: 8JRD-0D

Margaret JONES

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2  PLAC 14-3186
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REFN: HWS135356
Ancestral File Number: 8JRD-1K
(Research):See attached sources.

Marriage Notes for Edward Lewis and Margaret JONES-292925

CHAN14 Oct 2002

Thomas LEWIS

Line in Record @I2324@ (RIN 366940) from GEDCOM file not recognized:
PLAC PROVO - Provo Utah

REFN: HWS135357
Ancestral File Number: 8THX-DG

Richard LEWIS

Line in Record @I2329@ (RIN 366945) from GEDCOM file not recognized:
PLAC PROVO - Provo Utah

REFN: HWS135358
Ancestral File Number: 8THX-FM

George LEWIS

Line in Record @I2330@ (RIN 366946) from GEDCOM file not recognized:
PLAC PROVO - Provo Utah

REFN: HWS135359
Ancestral File Number: 8THX-GS

John LEWIS

Line in Record @I2331@ (RIN 366947) from GEDCOM file not recognized:
PLAC PROVO - Provo Utah

REFN: HWS135360
Ancestral File Number: 8THX-H0

John MUNN

John Munn # 10-205
1651-1684

Settled in Westfield.  He was in the Falls Fight where he lost a horse,saddle, and bridle.  In 1683 he asked aid of the General Court, statingthat "he is under a wasting sickness by reason of surfeit got at theFalls Fight and will decline into an incurable consumption".

Abigal PARSONS

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2  PLAC 10-206
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Godfrey NIMS

Godfrey Nims # 10-207
abt. 1650-1705

From two sources of Nims descendants has come the tradition hat he was aFrench Huguenot.  According to tradition he was born in Nimes, Franceabout 1650, and first spelled his name Godefroi de Nismes, but changedthe spelling to fit the colonial pronunciation.  The first colonialrecord found of him is a court record of Northampton, Mass., 1667,indicating that he and two other boys ransacked houses while people wereat meeting on Sunday.   They took money with the intention of runningaway to the French.  The court judged that they should be whipped.  Nims,the leader, received fifteen lashes.  They were also ordered to returntriple the amount taken.  He took the oath of fidelity in 1672 or 1673.in Northampton.  He served in 1676 in the Falls Fight against thePocumluck Indians.  He afterwards settled in Deerfield where he becamethe owner of considerable property and an honored and respected citizen.He was a Constable in 1679. a selectman in 1691, 95 and 96.  He marriedMary Miller Williams, daughter of William Miller and widow of ZebediahWilliams.  His second wife was Mehitabel Smead Hull.  The householdconsisted of four sets of children.  In the Deerfield Massacre of 1704,only Thankful Nims was unharmed.  Godfrey's wife, Mehitabel was slain onthe trail March 4, 1704  Godfrey was also killed in this massacre.Administration on his estate was granted in April of 1705,

Mary MILLER

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2  PLAC 10-208
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Benjamin MUNN

Benjamin Munn # 11-409
abt. 1625-1675

Soldier in the Pequot War.  Went to Hartford in 1639 and to Springfieldin 1649. He was fined there  "for taking tobacco on his haycock".  In1665 he was excused from military service because he was "weak andaged".  He was probably killed by Indians in November of 1675.

Abigail BURT

This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File:
   Henry /BURT/ (AFN:H1GJ-D9) and Eulalia // (AFN:3H03-V1)

Had a death date given as 23 Nov 1717?  Larry Anderson

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