bought the lands of Edmund Strickland

recorded as a settler there

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

he made an agreement with the town to erect a grist mill

defendant in court case

recorded a 2 1/2 acre honelot on Uncoway Brook in Pequonnock

bought land from Thomas Wheeler, Jr.

daughter Mary was born

daughter Elizabeth was born

sold land to or purchased land from George Stuckey

daughter Sarah was born - the first with that name died March 1, 1650/51

sold his home lot to Thomas Morehouse, and move north of the village center

bought land from Charles Taintor

purchased a home lot and sold the grist mill to Thomas Morehouse

recorded a house and lot

entered land at Fairfield purchased from George Hull as an agent for John Chapman

Magistrate

bought 7 acres from Daniel Frost and 1 acres from Robert Woolly, and was granted 6 1/2 acres by the town

sold 7 acres to George Hull

sold two acres to Richard Osborne

bought 2 acres from George Hull

gave several parcels of land to his son Cornelius when he was married

bought a house and 2 acres

gave a deed to Francis and Elizabeth Hall

Magistrate (Judge) for Fairfield

appointed along with Alexander Knowles by the General Court of Ellection in Windsor to be an assistant to the Magistrates to be in charge of holding as necessary Particular Court in Fairfield for the following year

on behalf of the town made an treaty with the Indians

sold land to Henry Lyon

appointed sergeant of the train band

sold 2 acres to Austin Samfield

sold 2 acres to Moses Hoyt and 2 acres to Austin Samfield

sold 2 acres to Josua Jennings

the widow presented her husbands inventory to the court

bought land from John Fosscar

accepted to be made a freeman, but not yet so

appointed along with Henry Jackson to lay out land

appointed along with Goodman Hubbell to lay out land

participated in land divisions

participated in land divisions

Commisioner

recorded a homelot

sold land to John Palmer

participated in land divisions

participated in land divisions

recorded 5 acres at Barlow Plains and 16 1/2 acres 'on the Rocks'

witnessed the will of John Barlow

bought Capt. Phillip Scott's horses

he gave land to his daughter Priscilla

ordered to provided 800 pounds of lead to the Fairfield magazine in payment for lands received

Deputy to Connecticut Legislature

gifted land to his eldest son, John

Richard Hubbell gifted land to his eldest son that bordered Henry Jackson's land

Deputy to Connecticut Legislature

Deputy to Connecticut Legislature

purchased land from his son-in-law Benjamin Seeley

sold land to his eldest son, John

signed the inventory of Anna Barlow

appointed to a committee to make a contract with John Jackson to build a grist mill

granted land to the youngest of his two sons named Samuel

granted land to the eldest of his two sons Samuel

assigned as guardian of his nephew, Richard Osborn

renewed covenant at Fairfield Church

admitted to church

purchased land from john Bartram

owned the Covenant at Fairfield Church

appointed to the rank of Ensign in the Fairfield Trainband

bought land from Samuel Godwin

Deputy to Connecticut Legislature

charge of his portion of his father's estate was given to his step-father, John Bagley

Fairfield Church

Deputy to Connecticut Legislature

appointed to the rank of Captain in the Fairfield County Troop

his wife, children and son-in-law signed articles of agreement because there was no will

agreement between the heirs of Thomas Bennett Sr.

aggreement between the heirs of Thomas Bennett Sr.

appointed to the rank of Captain in west company

his other son in law signed the 1704 articles of agreement

Deputy to Connecticut Legislature

Deputy to Connecticut Legislature

chose his step-father, John Bagley as his guardian

returned her husband's inventory into court

appointed guardian of his brother Elijah

gave receipt to his uncle Samuel

was conveyed land by Samuel Finch

said to be under 21 years in his father's will

mentioned in her husband's Will

Hannah Couch (1699-1774)

renewed church covenant

renewed church covenant

signed an agreement with sisters Lydia and Martha, and with brother David's heir concerning the estate of their father

his granddaughter's husband requested a distribution from his estate (probably after his mother, Hannah Bennet Stewart died)

The court ordered the distribution from his estate