John Bagley

Nathaniel Selleck (1678-1712)

witnesses a baptism

bought 4 acres of land from Joseph B. Boutton

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

Deputy For Greenwich

present at militia muster as a private

purchased 32 acres in what is now midtown manhattan

sold land to his son, Benjamin

witnessed marriage

Eben Merrill

three children were baptized there (the father was baptized there later)

Abigail Butler, the daughter of Walter Butler

admitted to church

admitted to church

Fairfield Church

named in the Patent of New London

paid quit rents on 510 acres

appointed to the rank of Captain in the Fairfield County Troop

Deputy to Connecticut Legislature

killed by Indians while in pursuit of them after they attacked the Pascommuck farmers

chosen as one of the original 12 vestrymen

St. Paul's Parish was established from the upper part of St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County, Virginia

agreement between the heirs of Thomas Bennett Sr.

aggreement between the heirs of Thomas Bennett Sr.

admitted to the church

he received from the distribution of his father's estate

impressed into the British Navy to serve as captain of the merchantman aboard the ship Triton's Prize

appointed to the rank of Captain in west company

Sarah Allen widow of Jonathan Cary

issued patent on 211 acres at Beaver Dam Swamp for importation of 5 persons

discharged from British Navy

listed as a vestryman in the vestry meeting minutes

gave conveyances

Mead list his death as May 1707, but his estate was inventoried on April 24, 1707, and probated two days later. Jacobus claims April 24, 1707 was also the date of his will, but this seems doubtful.

bought land in the Indian Field

received deed

made return on his land

Deputy to Connecticut Legislature

Deputy to Connecticut Legislature

appointed guardian of Joseph and Elizabeth Rumsey

assigned guardian of Elizabeth Wakeman

granted a seat in the meeting house

made Church Warden for 1 year

chose his step-father, John Bagley as his guardian

made Church Warden for 1 year

renewed church covenant

roads are cleared to his mill

returned her husband's inventory into court

apprenticed as a cordwainer (bootmaker)

witnesses: Peter Boden, Welschbillig; Regina Lehnen, Idenheim

ordered to force persons to pay Bills of Exchange

received 400 acres of land from her father's estate

listed as living adjacent to Catherine Barrett's inherited lands

appointed guardian of his brother Elijah

Anna Katharine Klein (d. 3 Sep 1728, Stein, Germany)

sued for not finishing building the metting house

he and his brother William bought 300 acres from Charles Hudson

signed a prenuptial agreement with Elizabeth Thompson

She is called deceased in her husband's will of 1719

appointed guardian of Francis Bradley

appointed to the rank of Quarter-Master in the Fairfield County Troop

gave receipt to his uncle Samuel

appointed to the rank of Lieutenant in the Fairfield County Troop

empowered to negotiate price for a new Church

voted against repairng the old meeting house

He named all his living sons and daughters in his will, and left legacies to all of then EXCEPT Wait - she had moved to Connecticut 20 years prior, still ...

agreement among Gershom Lockwood's heirs

agreement among Gershom Lockwood's heirs

made return on his land

was conveyed land by Samuel Finch

His eldest son, William John, was born about 1738 (according to his tombstone)

appears as godmother for eldest grandchild, Daniel

daughter Rebekah McFarland was baptized

daughter Rebekah McFarland was baptized

Hanover county was formed from that part of New Kent County lying within the boundaries of St. Paul's Parish

bought land from Nathaniel Worden

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

mentioned in her husband's Will

Donegal Township formed from a portion of Conestoga Township, Lancaster County in 1723.

bought a 150 acres on Patrick Hume's Patent

Hannah Couch (1699-1774)

was appointed administrator of his brother estate in his brother's will (Enos).

bought a 250 acres farm on Andrew Johnson's Patent

renewed church covenant

renewed church covenant

made open profession of faith & was baptized

renewed his covenant

renewed his covenant

he would have been between 21 and 50 years old in 1776

when his grandfather died in 1740 he listed his son, Benjamin (d. 1733), as deceased and all of that son's children as under 26 years of age

conveyed land in Woodbury

Capt. William Savage

received a patent for a 980 acres plantation

she is listed as the wife of Daniel Marshall in the distribution of his estate, which occured sometime after his inventory

cheif heir in his uncle Jonathan Pitman's will

signed petition that another county be formed from the Northern Part of Chester (that part now Lancaster)

deeded land to Joseph Hoggard (Haszard)

by Stephen Buckingham

issued patent on 1888 acres (N.L.) new land on both sides of South Anna River, on Indian & Little Creeks

listed as a landowner

since he married 4 years later, I assume this was an adult christening

granted 400 acres of land

took his deed on the farm he purchased in 1724/25

appointed 1st Deacon of the Wilton Church

Johannes Wallraff Junkersfeld (1690 - 11 May 1746)

taxed for 3 tithes

sold 400 acres bought in 1731

gave to John Fillow Jr., her right in John Fillow's estate

attended last vestry meeting

recorded the will of her husband

witnesses: Anna Kappes of Weiler and Christian Lichter of Trimport

church member

date of warrant

Joseph Wyatt of Maryland deeded him 200 acres on Bracey's Branch

appears in the land records so was presumably an adult.

conveyed land she had received from her father

He was the 3rd child. The 5th child died while crossing the Atlantic.

Peter Dale deeded him land

elected as a collector of the second church of Sheffield

sold land adjoining his deceased step-father Nehemiah Field to Jahn Maull

listed at the baptism of their daughter Anne.

listed at the baptism of their daughter Anne.

accused of immodest behavior with James Mountgomery

The Middle Spring Presbyterian Church was located just south of Hopewell Township

witnesses speak about the accusation of immodest behavior with James Mountgomery

Aatlie Stomes

Aatlie Storms, the widow of Frederick Bancker

commented about the accussation of immodest behavior between his mother Mary Layson and James Mountgomery

cleared of accussation of immodest behavior with James Mountgomery

filed Dec 18, 1744

filed Dec 18, 1744

must have been at least 21 years in 1766 when west side application filed

The source say that they came about 1745, but his eldest sibling was born about 1743. David was the 3rd child, and the 5th child died in crossing the Atlantic.