Jane Dabinott (1611-1655), his first wife's cousin. She married 2nd in 1637, John Warham

Representative to the General Court

began serving for 9 years

Representative to the General Court

he was charimen of the committee of the general court to conduct a correspondence on the subject of the trouble in the Hartford Church

committe member for the General Court

[tjf] it is not know if this is the same person

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

was granted by the General Court for Wethersfield a monopoly on the beaver trade on the Connecticut River

was granted by the General Court for Windsor along with Governor Roger Ludlow a monopoly on the beaver trade on the Connecticut River

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

fined for "failing att the hower appointed which 7 of the Clocke"

[tjf] it is not know if this is the same person

fined for "failing att the hower appointed which 7 of the Clocke"

Deputy to the Connecticut General Court

fined for "failing att the hower appointed which 7 of the Clocke"

purchased all the lands, houses, servants, goods, and chattels of the New Plymouth Company from Capt. William Holmes

purchased the trading post at Windsor from the Plymouth Colony

Representative to the General Court

his request to not have his Plymouth lands taxed by Connecticut was denied

Deputy to the Connecticut General Meeting of Freemen

Deputy to the Connecticut General Meeting of Freemen

arranged the lease of lands in Dorchester for John Warham

was surety for Thomas Marshfield of Windsor

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

Representative to the General Court

was a proprieter there

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

21 acres of land adjoining the Farmington River

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

served on the committee for building a house of correction

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

granted land

held 7 parcels of land when the Windsor Land Inventory was completed

In the Windsor Land Inventory, he had 95+ acres

Representative to the General Court

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

marked absent as a Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

he sued John Coggen for 1000 pounds for slander. The court awarded 20 pounds, to be satisfied by Mr. Hill

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

Juror at the Particular Court

Juror at the Particular Court

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

was given back 200 acres taken away due to his failure to improve it, and the restriction was lifted

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

Mr. Hill was ordered to satisfy the 20 pound debt of John Coggens to Matthew Allyn

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

Matthew Allyn failed to appear at court and was fined 8 shiilings and 6 pence

sued by Matthew Beckwith and fied 8 shillings for damages

the suit against him by Joseph Raulding was dropped and settled out of court

involved in suite

fined 40 shiilings for exacting and encouraging others to charge excessive rates for work and wares

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

was an attorney for the Widow Hutchinson

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

represented Thomas Allyn as his attorney in Court

represented Nathaniel Patten as his attorney in Court

was an attorney for the Widow Hutchinson

ordered to set prices for the inventory of the estate of Thomas Marshfield

ordered to make an inventory of the estate of Thomas Marshfield

was a jury at a particular court

ordered to set prices for the inventory of the estate of Thomas Marshfield

won a case against Thomas Marshfield for the large sum of 4 pounds, 13 shillings, and 4 pence

he sued Richard Fellows

sued Thomas Olcott

sued Nicholas and William Clarke and was awarded 3 pounds, 3 shillings, and 4 pence

represented Edward Smith in court

Juror at a Particular Court

sued by John Robbins and was fined 25 shillings

Deputy to the General Court

Deputy to the General Court

Grand Juror

represented the towns for taxation

sued Thomas Olcott and was awarded 6 pounds 5 shillings

represented Edward Smith in the case against Thomas Marshfield

Deputy to the General Court

won 28 shillings in his suit against Thomas Stainton

Deputy to the General Court

sued Thomas Stainton

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

appointed to set the prices weavers could charge

was sued by William Lewis (sent to arbitration)

was sued by William 'Perwydge' for unpaid work (sent to arbitration)

sued William Lewis and was awarded 14 pounds for back rent

served on a jury and made an arbitrator in the case of William Lewis against Matthew Allyn

elected juror

he was sued by Thomas Steynton

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

Anne Steele the widow of Thomas Scott

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

he was sued by Thomas Steynton

he sued Thomas Hurlbut

he sued Peter Bassaker

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

was sued by Thomas Dewye, lost and had to pay 36 shillings

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

sued Josiah Hull and Richard Oldridge, was awarded the large sum of 30 pounds

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

was sued by the pondkkeeper when his hogs got loose

a member of the Jury of the Particular Court

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

as a third party, held fines until the next court date

lost his suit against Ed Hopkins for trespassing

was fined 10 pounds for his misdemeanor in court

was sued by Thomas Staunton, lost and had to pay 14 shillings, 2 pence

was sued by John Pratte for defamation, lost and had to pay the large sum of 30 pounds

was fined the large sum of 4 pounds for excessive drinking

Juror for the Particular Court

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

the suit of John Pratte against was executed

Juror for the Particular Court

Juror for the Particular Court

was appointed to a committee to set the price for fences

Juror for the Particular Court

was ordered to bring Samuel Drake to the next meeting of the General Court

'severally corrected' for 'comitting fornification'

was sued byWilliam Whiteing, lost and had to pay 4 pounds, 12 shiilings, and 6 pence in damages

Juror for the Particular Court

bought land from Thomas Thorton

Juror for the Particular Court

Juror for the Particular Court

won his suit against Oldige & Hull

was sued by Thomas Ford and lost

sued Peter Jacobe, won and collected 6 pounds 10 shillings from Jacobe, David Provost and Samuel Smith

he and Thomas Newton bound themselves in recognisance for the huge sum of 160 pounds to save the Court and debtors from losses in the case of Scippeseyer and Samuel Smith.

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

Juror for the Particular Court

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

Sold her homelot to James Eno

fined 20 shillings for divulging misreports against Hide

bound himself to the court for 10 pounds

Deputy to the General Court

Deputy to the General Court

Deputy to the General Court

Deputy to the Particular Court

George Chappell and Mathew Williams were ordered to appear at his home for the next session of court

Deputy to the General Court

Deputy to the General Court

Juror at the Particular Court

purchased his freedom from apprenticeship (indentured servant) from Mr. Henry Wolcott of Windsor

Deputy to the General Court of Elections

Deputy to the General Court of Elections

Deputy to the General Court of Elections

admitted to the Windsor Church

Deputy to the General Court

Deputy to the General Court

Deputy to the General Court

Deputy to the General Court of Elections

Deputy to the General Court of Elections

Walter Hoyt (1616-abt 1698/9)

daughter Hannah was born

granted 50 acres at Massacoe

Representative to the General Court

in court concerning tax rights on old Plymouth Colony lands

Deputy to the General Court of Elections

daughter Abigail was born

appointed by the court to represent Windsor for bills and debts

daughter Rebecca was born

Deputy to the General Court

appointed to a comittee to meet with the Indians

Deputy to the General Court

appointed to a comittee to attend any occasions dealing with the Indians

appointed to a comittee to meet with the Indians

Deputy to the General Court

son Thomas was born

Deputy to the General Court

nominated to be a Magistrate for the next Court of Election

Magistrate to the General Court

appointed to a comittee to hold court at Pequit

Mary Chauncey d, 22 Apr 1681

his daughter Margaret was born

Freeman

Freeman

the date may have a transcription error

overseer of William Gaylord will

Mary Bronson the widow of John Graves and William Allis

It is presumed he is one of the 1st four sons of Cornelius Gillet (1665-1746), i.e. Cornelius (1693-1759), Daniel (b 1695/6), Samuel (1702/3) or Thomas (b 1705).

a widow