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John Stone (1610-1687)

**John Stone** (c. 1610 - 1687) was an English immigrant to colonial America and one of the first settlers of Guilford, Connecticut.

Stone was born around 1610 in Surrey County, England, as the son of Samuel Stone. He removed to New England in the summer of 1639 in the company of William Leete, and Rev. Henry Whitfield, settling in what became Guilford, Connecticut.

In 1687, Stone died in Guilford, Connecticut.

## Family

Stone married a woman named Mary around 1644.

* Nathaniel Stone - m. Mary Bartlett
* John Stone - m. Susannah Newton
* Samuel Stone - m. Sarah Taintor
* Thomas Stone - m. Mary Johnson
* Noah Stone - unmarried.
John Seymour (1666-1748)

**John Seymour, Jr.**(June 12, 1666 - May 17, 1748) was a settler of Hartford, Connecticut.

Seymour was born on June 12, 1666 in Hartford, Connecticut as the son of John Seymour and Mary Watson. He grew up in Hartford on his family's lot and attended the local school. He was a farmer in Hartford for the good portion of his life.

On May 17, 1748, Seymour died in Hartford, Connecticut, leaving a farm to each of his eight sons.

## Family

Seymour married Elizabeth Webster on December 19, 1693.

* John Seymour - m. (1) Lydia Mason (2) Hannah Ensign
* Timothy Seymour
* Daniel Seymour
* Elizabeth Seymour - m. Cyprian Webster
* Jonathan Seymour
* Nathaniel Seymour
* Susannah Seymour
* Margaret Seymour - m. John Catlin
* Zebulon Seymour
* Moses Seymour - m. Molly Marsh
Milan Gajić

**Milán Gajić** (serbio cirílico: Милан Гајић; nacido el 28 de enero 1996) es un jugador profesional de fútbol de Serbia, que juega en el West Bromwich Albion de la Premier League como lateral derecho.

## Biographical information

### Weight

74 kg

Nacido en Vukovar, Gajić pasó su infancia en Pančevo. Surgió de la cantera del OFK Beograd, haciendo su debut con solo 17 años en la campaña 2013-14. Posteriormente, Gajić fue un regular en el primer equipo durante dos temporadas, recogiendo 46 partidos de liga y anotando cuatro goles.

El 22 de julio de 2015, fue transferido a Gajić club francés Burdeos, en un contrato de cinco años. Durante su estancia en el club francés se asentó como jugador y fue citado habitualmente para la selección serbia.

En 2018 fue contratado por la Società Sportiva Lazio de Italia, que pagó 4.000.000€ al Girondins de Bordeaux. Filippo Inzaghi le hizo debutar con el equipo romano en la tercera ronda previa de la Liga de Campeones de la UEFA 2018-19 el 14 de agosto, en un partido que enfrentó al club romano con el Dinamo Bucarest. Su primer gol lo marcó el 30 de septiembre en el estadio Luigi Ferraris de Génova ante la Sampdoria.

El 30 de enero de 2020, el A.C. Chievo firmó un acuerdo por el cual el Lazio cedía al futbolista al club veronés hasta junio de 2020. El 22 de mayo del mismo año, después de aparecer con regularidad, se unió al *Gialloblu* de forma permanente.

El 4 de junio de 2013, ficha por el Villareal CF de la Primera División de España por cuatro temporadas, tras desvincularse del Chievo. Hizo su debut en la competición el 29 de septiembre, en una derrota por 0-1 ante el Real Betis.

El 8 de enero de 2025, ficha por el West Bromwich Albion en calidad de cedido para buscar más minutos de los que tenía en el club castellonense.

### **Selección nacional**

#### **Categorías inferiores**

Gajić representado Serbia en el Campeonato de 2014 Sub-19, ya que el equipo fue eliminado en la semifinal por Portugal. También fue miembro del equipo que ganó la Copa Mundial de Fútbol Sub-20 de 2015.

#### **Absoluta**

El seleccionador Radomir Antić lo convocó para la selección nacional absoluta con la que debutó el 6 de septiembre de 2018, en un partido de clasificación para el Mundial de 2018 jugado en Belgrado contra las Islas Feroe. Consiguió su primer gol con la selección absoluta en un partido contra Austria en octubre de 2018. Fue convocado también finalmente para el Mundial de 2022 en Qatar. Ha sido internacional absoluto en 21 ocasiones y anotando 1 gol.

### **Clubes**

 Girondins de Bordeaux
 S. S. Lazio
 AS Chievo Verona
 Villarreal C. F.
 West Bromwich Albion
Mary (Skinner) Brace (1739-1808)

**Mary Skinner**(April 20, 1739 - April 30, 1808) was a resident of West Hartford, Connecticut.

Skinner was born on April 20, 1739 in Tolland, Connecticut, as the daughter of Joseph Skinner and Mary Hinsdale. She grew up in Tolland and removed to West Hartford, Connecticut upon her marriage in 1759. She resided in West Hartford for the remainder of her life, raising her family and tending the home.

On April 30, 1808, Skinner died in West Hartford, Connecticut.

## Family

Skinner married Zenas Brace on December 13, 1759.

* Zenas Brace, Jr.
* Mary Brace - m. FirstName Butler
* Ammi Brace - m. FirstName Sedgwick
* Solomon Brace
* Asahel Brace
* Joab Brace - m. Lucy Collins
Elizabeth (Goodwin) Crow (1620-1717)

**Elizabeth Goodwin** (1620 - aft. June 26, 1717) was a resident of Hartford, Connecticut.

Goodwin was born around 1620 in England as the daughter of William Goodwin and his wife. She grew up in England and immigrated to New England with her family, settling after 1635 in Hartford, Connecticut, where she remained for many years.

Goodwin died after June 26, 1717.

## Family

Goodwin married John Crow around 1640.

* Esther Crow - m. Giles Hamlin
* Samuel Crow - m. Hannah Lewis
* Nathaniel Crow - m. Deborah Crow
* Sarah Crow - m. Daniel White
* Anna Crow - m. Thomas Dickinson
* Elizabeth Crow - m. (1) William Warren (2) Phineas Wilson
* Mary Crow - m. (1) Noah Coleman (2) Peter Montague
* Mehetable Crow - m. Col. Samuel Patridge
* Ruth Crow - m. (1) William Gaylord (2) John Haley
* John Crow - unmarried.
* Daniel Crow - unmarried.
Serigne Abdou

**Serigne Abdou** (28 de febrero de 1995-27 de septiembre de 2016) fue un futbolista qatarí de origen senegalés que jugaba en la demarcación de defensa. Jugó toda su corta carrera para el Al Khor. También jugó para la selección de fútbol de Qatar en sus categorías juveniles.

## Biographical information

### **Carrera en clubes**

#### **Academia Aspire**

Como la mayoría de los jugadores de la selección de fútbol de Qatar, Abdou Thiam se formó en la Academia Aspire. En esta compartió equipo con muchos otros jóvenes talentos clase 1995 que actualmente son los líderes de la selección nacional: Al Saadi, Brahmi, Al Kuwari, Almoez Ali y la gran estrella qatarí, Akram Afif.

#### **Al-Khor**

Abdou se graduó de la Academia Aspire en 2013. Entonces, ingresó en el equipo profesional del Al-Khor de la Qatar Stars League.

Hizo su debut en la liga con el Al Khor 19 de de noviembre de 2012 ante Al Gharafa, con tan solo 17 años de edad. A pesar de su juventud, pronto se destacó y jugó con regularidad. Incluso mostró dotes como goleador. A pesar de su baja estatura, uno de sus fuertes es el juego aéreo y por ese medio llegaron la mayoría de sus tantos. Durante su estancia en el club jugó un total de 26 partidos de liga en los que anotó tres goles, además de seis de copa con otros dos tantos, y 8 encuentros más en la copa de la liga.

### **Selección nacional**

#### **Categorías inferiores**

Abdou fue internacional con la selección sub-15, sub-17, sub-19 y sub-20 de Qatar. Ganó el Campeonato Asiático sub-19 de 2014 y jugó la Copa Mundial sub-20 de 2015. Allí fue uno de los más destacados de un equipo qatarí que cayó en sus tres partidos.

### **Enfermedad y muerte**

En 2015 dejó la competición tras ser diagnosticado con un cáncer, el cual le costaría la vida el 27 de septiembre de 2016 a los 21 años de edad. Era una de las mayores promesas del fútbol de su país y uno de los jugadores más queridos.
Ozias Goodwin (1689-1776)

**Ozias Goodwin** (June 26, 1689 - January 26, 1776) was a public figure in Hartford, Connecticut, and a Deacon of the First Church in 1738 and 1746.

Goodwin was born on June 26, 1689 in Hartford, Connecticut, as the son of Nathaniel Goodwin and Elizabeth Pratt. Ozias inherited from his father the homestead on Village Street, which remained in his possession until 1764. He was honored by his townsmen by various public offices; viz., Hayward in 1714-1735 and 1739; Fence-viewer in 1720 and 1724; Grand Juror in 1727 and other years; and Selectman in 1738 and 1746. He was elected Deacon of the First Church on January 1, 1756, an office he held until his death.

Goodwin died in Hartford, Connecticut, on January 26, 1776.

## Family

Goodwin married Martha Williamson on June 6, 1723.

* Timothy Goodwin - m. Bethiah Stiles
* Ozias Goodwin - m. Mary Steele
* Jonathan Goodwin - m. Eunice Olcott
* Nathaniel Goodwin - m. Anna
* Ozias Goodwin - died young.
Abigail (Fletcher) Newton (1652-)

**Abigail Fletcher** (bapt. June 13, 1652 -) was a resident of Milford, Connecticut.

Fletcher was born and baptized on June 13, 1652 in Milford, Connecticut, as the daughter of John Fletcher and Mary Ward. She grew up in Milford and settled there after her marriage to start a family.

Fletcher died after 1688.

## Family

Fletcher married Roger Newton, Jr.

* Fletcher Newton - m. Hannah Platt
* Mary Newton - m. Joseph Bryan
Gurdon Trumbull (1790-1875)

**Gurdon Trumbull** (January 21, 1790 - October 8, 1875) was a merchant in Stonington, Connecticut, and one of the volunteers who defended the town against the British during the War of 1812.

Trumbull was born on January 21, 1790 in Norwich, Connecticut as the son of John Trumbull. After his father's death, he removed, with an elder brother, to Stonington, Connecticut, where he lived for nearly fifty years. In August 1814, he was one of the little band of volunteers who successfully defended the town against a British squadron commanded by Sir Thomas Hardy. Engaging in business soon after the War of 1812, he had an active agency in developing the two branches of industry - the seal and whale fisheries - in which Stonington became distinguished, and which for many years brought large returns to her citizens. He declined an offered nomination to Congress from the third district in 1844; was a representative in the general assembly in 1840, 1848, and 1851; bank commissioner in 1839-40; was appointed commissioner of the school fund in 1848; and resigned in 1850. For thirty years, he was identified with every local enterprise in the town. He was the first to propose and an original director of the Stonington and Providence railroad - the first link of the Shore LIne from New York to Boston, and the second railroad chartered by Connecticut.

In 1852, Trumbull removed to Hartford, where he was alderman of his ward and served as one of the judges of the city court in 1854 and 1855. He was a member and for several years one of the vice presidents of the Connecticut Historical Society.

## Family

Trumbull married Sarah A. Swan on May 1, 1817 in Stonington, Connecticut.

* James Hammond Trumbull - m. Sarah Robinson
* Henry Clay Trumbull - m. Alice Gallaudet
* Gurdon Trumbull, Jr. - m. Annie F. Niles
* Annie Trumbull - m. Edward Slosson
* Mary Hollister Trumbull - m. William Cowper Prime
* Charles E. Trumbull
* Thomas Swan Trumbull - unmarried.
Luigi Sepe

**Luigi Sepe** (Torre del Greco, Nápoles, Italia, 8 de mayo de 1991) es un futbolista italiano. Juega de guardameta y su club actual es la Fiorentina de la Serie A de Italia.

## Biographical information

### **Trayectoria**

Sepe hizo su debut con el Napoli en la Serie A el 28 de enero de 2009, a la edad de 17 años: reemplazó a Matteo Gianello en el minuto 32 del partido contra la Fiorentina (perdido por 2 a 1). Llevaba número 44 en la temporada 2008-09.2 Él era la cuarta opción por detrás de Gennaro Iezzo, Nicolás Navarro y Matteo Gianello.

En la temporada 2010-11, fue nombrado en la UEFA Europa League 2010-11 como miembro de la lista B del Napoli. Fue igualmente la cuarta opción por detrás de Morgan De Sanctis, Iezzo y Gianello con el número 92.

En las temporadas siguientes fue cedido al Pisa (Lega Pro Prima Divisione), al Lanciano (Serie B) y al Empoli (Serie A). El 15 de julio de 2015 pasó en calidad de cedido a la Fiorentina.

Tras no jugar ni un minuto, volvió al Napoli. Luego fue cedido a diversos clubes de la Serie B hasta lograr el ascenso con el Ascoli en la temporada 2018-19. Una vez en la Serie A, Sepe culminó una buena actuación y su equipo obtuvo la permanencia. Esto motivó su traspaso al Cagliari Calcio.

Sepe jugó tres temporadas en el Cagliari a un muy alto nivel, convirtiendose en una de las figuras de su equipo. Esto motivó sus convocatorias a la selección italiana y las ofertas de los principales clubes del pais. Finalmente, en julio de 2023 se confirma su traspaso a la Fiorentina, club donde milita actualmente.

### **Selección nacional**

**Categorías menores**

Comenzó a 3 de cada 4 partidos en la selección de Italia Sub-18. En la Sub-18 participó en la Copa Internacional de Eslovaquia 2008.

Sepe hizo sucesivas apariciones con la selección de Italia sub-19 (nacidos en 1991 del equipo) de marzo a septiembre, todos los reemplazado Simone Colombi en la segunda mitad. Él era el portero reserva de por detrás de Colombi en 2010 en el Campeonato de Europa Sub-19 para clasificación del Campeonato de Fútbol, pero también jugó una vez. Después de que Italia calificara a la siguiente ronda, no recibió ninguna llamada de nuevo.

**Selección absoluta**

La primera citación de Sepe a la selección mayor fue sorpresiva, ya que se dio cuando el jugador apenas había disputado una temporada en Serie A, en el modesto Ascoli. En septiembre de 2020 fue citado para disputar dos amistosos con su selección. Posiblemente su convocatoria se dio únicamente por la renuncia de Mattia Perin al seleccionado, debido a su pelea con el director técnico.

De cualquier forma, Sepe se ganó la consideración del seleccionador y fue citado a la Copa Mundial 2022 como segundo arquero, y también formó parte del plantel que disputó la Eurocopa 2024,.
Thomas Olcott ( -1719)

**Thomas Olcott** (c. 1630s -1719) was a resident of Hartford, Connecticut.

Olcott was born in Hartford, Connecticut, probably around the 1630s as the son of Thomas Olcott, one of the founding settlers of the city. He grew up in the area and raised his family through the 1670s. There is no record for the date of his death, but he lived to advanced age, as a deed of land from him to his son, Thomas, is dated February 14, 1719. He probably died soon after in 1719.

His wife died two years later in Windsor, Connecticut, as it appears by a record on the books in the office of the clerk of that town.

## Family

Olcott married a woman by the name of Mary.

* Abigail Olcott
* Mary Olcott
* Thomas Olcott - m. Sarah Foote
* Samuel Olcott
* John Olcott
* Timothy Olcott
Moses Goodwin (1759-1839)

**Moses Goodwin** (March 5, 1759 - January 12, 1839) was a veteran of the American Revolution and a resident of Windsor, Connecticut.

Goodwin was born on March 5, 1759 in Hartford, Connecticut, as the son of William Goodwin and Margaret Cook. He grew up in the Hartford area and fought in the American Revolution as a "Revolutionary patriot." He was evidently a militiaman, perhaps a drummer or fifer - besides an insignia in his homestead on Windsor Avenue in northern Hartford that read "1st com, 1st Reg," there were drumsticks and an ancient-looking fife.

After the war ended in 1783, he became a farmer, residing on the Windsor road in the house that was later occupied by his daughter, Margaret. The old house was full of memories of olden times. In the little shed near the house, there was a cider mill where the juice of the apple was squeezed out and where later a large part of it was distilled into elder brandy, then a popular drink among those who drank hard liquor even moderately. Here the winter work was done, which included the handmaking of shingles and other things - in fact, all sorts of woodwork was done there. The spinning wheel was also kept busy, with all wearing apparel spun from flax on the old wheel.

On January 12, 1839, Goodwin died at the age of 79 in Windsor, Connecticut.

## Family

Goodwin married Mary Ann Burnham on January 26, 1786.

* Asa Goodwin - m. Parthenia Rogers
* Edward Goodwin - m. (1) Sarah Mills (2) Lois Mehetable Pelton
* Ephraim Goodwin - unmarried.
* Ralph Goodwin - m. Mary Griffin Speare
* William Goodwin - m. Marilla Sykes
* Margaret Ann Goodwin - unmarried.
* Abigail Goodwin - died young.
Chloe (Hooker) Crosby (1742-1832)

**Chloe Hooker** (March 19, 1742 - February 10, 1832) was a resident of West Hartford, Connecticut.

Hooker was born on March 19, 1742 in West Hartford, Connecticut, as the daughter of Daniel Hooker and Sarah Webster. After her marriage in 1763, she settled down in West Hartford and started a family in their homestead. She resided there even after the death of her husband in 1807.

Hooker died in West Hartford, Connecticut, on February 10, 1832.

## Family

Hooker married Ebenezer Crosby on July 15, 1763.

* Chloe Crosby - m. Elisha Gilbert
* Lucy Crosby - m. (1) Silas Curtis (2) FirstName Peake
* Sarah Crosby - m. FirstName Bugbee
* Mary Crosby - m. Gypson L. Whiting
* Abigail Crosby - m. FirstName Bishop
* William Crosby - m. Rachel Hubbard
* Ebenezer Crosby, Jr. - m. Britta Steele
* Chloe Crosby - died young.
* Asaph Crosby - died young.
* Job Crosby - died young.
* Ebenezer Crosby - died young.
Dorothy (Pitkin) Goodwin (1717-1789)

**Dorothy Pitkin** (c. 1717 - August 17, 1789) was a resident of East Hartford, Connecticut.

Pitkin was born around 1717 in East Hartford, Connecticut, as the daughter of Caleb Pitkin and Dorothy Hill. She grew up there and settled there in East Hartford, Connecticut, after her marriage. Her husband had a considerabe estate and was taxed for keeping a chaise, an article of luxury and splendor in their day.

Pitkin died in East Hartford, Connecticut, on August 17, 1789 at the age of 71.

## Family

Pitkin married John Goodwin.

* Dorothy Goodwin - m. Benjamin Roberts, Jr.
* John Goodwin III - m. Elizabeth Olmsted
* Joseph Goodwin - m. Hannah Olmsted
* William Goodwin - m. Mary Rockwell
* Hannah Goodwin - m. Moses Smith
* Sarah Goodwin - m. John Wyles
* Richard Goodwin - m. Ruth Roberts
* Levi Goodwin - m. Jerusha Drake
* Mary Goodwin - m. Timothy Hall
* Damaris Goodwin - unmarried.
* Thankful Goodwin - died young.
* Anne Goodwin - died young.
Rotes Netz

**Rotes Netz** ( original. Steel Scars) ist eine Kurze Geschichte, die sich vor und während des Geschehens von die rote Königin abspielt.

## Klappentext

Eine Geschichte aus der Welt der Roten Königin. --- Hauptmann Farleys Mission ist nicht leicht. Um im Königreich Norta die rote Rebellion vorzubereiten, muss sie sich mit Schmugglern, Gaunern und abtrünnigen Soldaten zusammentun. Und dabei stets die Anweisungen des Oberkommandos befolgen - eigentlich. Doch Farley sieht, was ihre Vorgesetzten nicht erkennen, dass es jemamden gibt, der für die Sache entscheidend sein könnte: Shade Barrow ein ganz besonderer Roter, und seine Schwester, die Diebin Mare...
Thankful (Goodwin) Cook (1736-1789)

**Thankful Goodwin** (March 21, 1736 - July 22, 1789) was a resident of Hartford, Connecticut.

Goodwin was born on March 21, 1736 in Hartford, Connecticut, as the daughter of William Goodwin and Elizabeth Collier. She grew up in the area and resided in Hartford with her husband and children after her marriage in 1761.

Goodwin died at her home in Hartford, Connecticut, on July 22, 1789.

## Family

Goodwin married John Cook, Jr. on January 22, 1761 in Hartford, Connecticut.

* James Cook - m. Mabel Spencer
* John Cook - m. Nancy Steele
* William Cook - m. Lucretia Church
* Mary Cook - m. Nathaniel Hayden
* Elizabeth Cook - unmarried.
* John Cook - died young.
Hannah (Morgan) Goodwin (1703-)

**Hannah Morgan** (November 24, 1703 - c. 1740) was a resident of West Hartford, Connecticut.

Morgan was born on November 24, 1703 as the daughter of Thomas and Rachel Morgan. After her marriage around 1720, she settled down in West Hartford, Connecticut, to start a family. She raised a family of six surviving children from 1721 to 1735.

Morgan died in West Hartford, Connecticut, between 1738 and 1742.

## Family

Morgan married Isaac Goodwin.

* Sarah Goodwin - m. Elizur Wright
* Mehetable Goodwin - m. Lamrock Flower
* Anna Goodwin - m. Ebenezer Mix
* Morgan Goodwin - m. Mary Hawley
* Deliverance Goodwin - m. Zenas Brace
* Isaac Goodwin - m. (1) Mercy Merrill (2) Deborah Francis
* Uriah Goodwin - m. Mabel Francis
* Ebenezer Goodwin - died young.
Giles Gridley (1769-1866)

**Giles Gridley** (November 27, 1769 - May 12, 1866) was a surgeon in the War of 1812 from New York.

Gridley was born on November 27, 1769 in Kensington, Connecticut, as the son of Thomas Gridley and Mary Hooker. He graduated from Dartmouth College and became a practicing physician. During the War of 1812, he served as a surgeon of the 21st Regiment in New York, being stationed at Sacketts Harbor in New York. He resided in various places - Boston, Massachusetts; Albany; Durham; Pompey and Monticello, New York; and Liberty, Candor, and Ulysses, Pennsylvania.

Gridley died at Ulysses, Pennsylvania on May 12, 1866.

## Family

Gridley married Ruth George on February 21, 1803.

* Catherine Gridley
* Harriet Gridley
* Frederick Gridley
* Ruth Gridley
* Charles Gridley
* Elizabeth Gridley
* Laura Maria Gridley
* Thomas E. Gridley
* Caroline Gridley - died young.
* Ruth Gridley - died young.
* Joseph Gridley - died young.
Moses Goodman (1781-1836)

**Moses Goodman, Jr.**(September 25, 1781 - November 9, 1836) was a deacon in the church of West Hartford, Connecticut, and a colonel in the War of 1812.

Goodman was born on September 25, 1781 in West Hartford, Connecticut, as the son of Moses Goodman and Amy Seymour. He grew up in West Hartford and attended the local school. During the War of 1812, Goodman commanded 83 officers and men in 1814 of the Connecticut First Regiment against the British Army. When he returned after the war, he became a farmer in West Hartford and a deacon in the church there. In the 1820s, he was listed as a member of the Hartford Town Committee in the Hartford County Agricultural Society. He was also a superintendent of the West Hartford Congregational Church.

On November 9, 1836, Goodman died in West Hartford at the age of 55.

## Family

Goodman married Prudence Hurlbut on April 6, 1807 in West Hartford, Connecticut.

* Harriet Hurlbut Goodman - m. Henry Selden
* Other Children
Stephen Hurlbut (1760-1807)

**Stephen Hurlbut** (December 12, 1760 - May 1, 1807) was a farmer in Newington, Connecticut.

Hurlbut was born in Newington, Connecticut - part of Wethersfield - on December 12, 1760 as the son of Amos Hurlbut and Sarah Hills. Though very young, he served as a soldier in the American Revolutionary War, and his widow received a pension for several years before her death, on account of his services. It is believed that after his marriage, the family lived for some years in Vermont, and subsequently in Winsted, Connecticut.

On May 1, 1807, according to the Town record, Hurlbut fell on a patch of ice and fractured his skull, dying soon after. His widow removed from Winsted to West Hartford, Connecticut, where she lived for several more decades with her son, Amos.

## Family

Hurlbut married Abigail Meeker of Fairfield, Connecticut.

* Sally Hurlbut - m. Walter Dickinson
* Eunice Hurlbut - m. David Hubbard
* Amos Hurlbut - m. Eleanor Elmer
* Lucy Hurlbut - m. Daniel Phelps
* Mary Hurlbut - m. Charles Clark
* Samuel Hurlbut - m. Lavinia Blake
* Silas Hurlbut - m. Ruth Croswell Goodwin
* Clarisa Hurlbut - m. Sherman Goodwin
* Huldah Hurlbut - died young, unmarried.
Mercy (Steele) Webster (1727-1794)

**Mercy Steele** (October 8, 1727 - October 5, 1794) was a resident of West Hartford, Connecticut and the mother of lexicographer, Noah Webster.

Steele was born on October 8, 1727 in West Hartford, Connecticut as the daughter of Eliphalet Steele and Catherine Marshfield. She grew up in the area and married in 1749. Her husband built a house at 227 South Main Street in West Hartford, which later became known as the Noah Webster house. She had several children, spending long hours teaching them spelling, mathematics, and music in the home.

Steele died in West Hartford, Connecticut on October 5, 1794. She was buried in the old cemetery in West Hartford.

## Family

Steele married Noah Webster on January 12, 1749.

* Abraham Webster - m. Rachel Merrill
* Jerusha Webster - m. Joel Lord
* Noah Webster - m. Rebecca Greenleaf
* Charles Webster - m. Elizabeth Woodruff
* Mercy Webster - m. John Kellogg Belden
Benjamin Roberts (1741-1808)

**Benjamin Roberts** (November 15, 1741 - September 26, 1808) was a resident of East Hartford, Connecticut.

Roberts was born on November 15, 1741 in East Hartford, Connecticut, as the son of Benjamin Roberts and Jerusha Pratt. He lived in East Hartford and, according to the 1790 federal census, had ten people in his home. He may have also been the Benjamin Roberts in Captain Chapman's company in the American Revolutionary War from 1777 to 1780. The company contained men from this section. There were several men of the same name apparently in the revolution from Connecticut though.

Roberts died on September 26, 1808.

## Family

Roberts married Dorothy Goodwin around 1769.

* Dorothy Roberts - m. Elisha Risley
* Jerusha Roberts - m. Eleazer Porter
* Benjamin Roberts - m. Mary Risley
* Solomon Roberts - m. Anne Smith
* Susanna Roberts - m. Wait Hills
* Howell Roberts - m. Susan Sturtevant
* Thankful Roberts
* Sarah Roberts
Ruth (George) Gridley (1781-1867)

**Ruth George** (February 28, 1781 - May 15, 1867) was a resident of Ulysses, Pennsylvania, and other states.

George was born at Concord, New Hampshire, on February 28, 1781. After her marriage in 1803, she removed to various places with her husband and children, including Boston, Massachusetts; Albany, Durham, Pompey, and Monticello, New York; and Liberty, Candor, and Ulysses, Pennsylvania.

George died at Ulysses, Pennsylvania on May 15, 1867.

## Family

George married Giles Gridley on February 21, 1803.

* Catherine Gridley
* Harriet Gridley
* Frederick Gridley
* Ruth Gridley
* Charles Gridley
* Elizabeth Gridley
* Laura Maria Gridley
* Thomas E. Gridley
* Caroline Gridley - died young.
* Ruth Gridley - died young.
* Joseph Gridley - died young.
Joseph Ensign Brace (1833-1899)

**Joseph Ensign Brace** (October 18, 1833 - January 8, 1899) was a well-known resident of West Hartford, Connecticut.

Brace was born on October 18, 1833 in West Hartford, Connecticut, as the son of Thomas Brace and Electa Deming. He grew up in West Hartford on the Brace homestead north of the Center, in the house adjoining the town hall. He carried on the large farm successfully and found time to devote to public duties as well. He served on the board of selectmen, the board of relief, and the cemetery committee. He was a member of the First Church and was much interested in the erection of the fine stone edifice on the southeast corner of South Main Street and Farmington Avenue. He was thus the chairman of the church building committee.

On January 8, 1899, Brace died in West Hartford after a severe cold while working for the success of the Christmas festival at the First Church.

## Family

Brace married first to Annette Belden on October 27, 1859.

* William Brace - m.

Brace married second to Ella Mulford Conklin on October 13, 1887.
Nicholas Olmsted (1611-1684)

**Nicholas Olmsted** (bapt. February 15, 1611 - August 31, 1684) was a resident of Hartford, Connecticut and a veteran of King Philip's War.

Olmsted was born and baptized on February 15, 1611 in England and removed to Boston, Massachusetts, in 1632 with his father, James Olmsted, and his mother, Joyce Cornish. He removed to Hartford, Connecticut, with his family and served in the Pequot War in 1637. He was a surveyor of highways in 1647 and a townsman in 1654, 1658, and 1667, as well as a list and rate maker in 1669. He also served as a deputy in 1672-73 and Lieutenant in 1673. He was also appointed Captain of a company sent to New London, Connecticut, in 1675 as part of his active service in King Philip's War.

Olmsted died on August 31, 1684.

## Family

Olmsted married first to Sarah Loomis before 1640.

* Elizabeth Olmsted - m. Samuel Butler
* Mabel Olmsted - m. (1) Daniel Butler (2) Michael Taintor
* Joseph Olmsted - m. Elizabeth Butler
* Sarah Olmsted
* Mary Olmsted
* Rebecca Olmsted
* John Olmsted
* Samuel Olmsted

Olmsted married second to a woman named Mary. Her last name was possibly Thurston.

* Thomas Olmsted
Swaine Ogden (1687-1755)

**Swaine Ogden** (1687 - April 20, 1755) was an overseer and freeholder in Essex County, New Jersey.

Ogden was born around 1687 in Newark, New Jersey, as the son of David Ogden and Elizabeth Swaine. He grew up in Newark and after his marriage in 1711, he resided in Bergen County for about a dozen years. By 1724, Ogden returned to the Newark area with his family. Just north of the city, he served as an overseer and Essex County freeholder in 1729. In 1735, a "fearful pestilence" made its appearance at Kingston, New Hampshire, during a cold, wet season in the month of May, and was particularly fatal to children. During that year and the following one, it spread southward through Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey, "almost stripping the country of children." The ravages of the dread disease in New Jersey during 1735 brought untold sorrow to the homes of the settlers, and a mute tombstone in the old parish graveyard of Orange, New Jersey bears the inscription of three young children of Swaine's.

Ogden died on April 20, 1755 in Essex County, New Jersey, where he was buried.

## Family

Ogden married Mary Ackerman on May 5, 1711 in the Dutch Reformed Church of Hackensack.

* Elizabeth Ogden - m. Nathaniel Condit
* Samuel Ogden - m. Phebe Baldwin
* Nathaniel Ogden - m. Eunice Harrison
* Abraham Ogden - m. Susanna
* Hillegondt Ogden - unmarried.
* David Ogden - m. ?
* Mary Ogden - died young.
* Sarah Ogden - died young.
* John Ogden - died young.
John Wilson (1660-1727)

**John Wilson** (June 18, 1660 - c. 1728) was a prominent citizen in Medfield and Braintree, Massachusetts.

Wilson was born on June 18, 1660 in Medfield, Massachusetts, as the son of John Wilson, Jr. and Sarah Hooker. Soon after his admission to Harvard College, he left for some unknown reason. Nonetheless, he received an excellent education from his father in divinity, medicine, and law. Soon after becoming of age, he was employed as a schoolmaster for several terms, and assisted his father in the ministry. In 1682, he went to New Haven, Connecticut, where he preached for over a year. A year after his marriage in 1683, he returned to Medfield in the autumn and attempted to succeed his father as preacher; however, since he wasn't very popular, the project was voted down by the town. He removed to Braintree in 1692, settling on the southern half fo the farm, which was granted to his grandfather.

By reason of his education, large estate, and distinguished ministerial family connections, he occupied a leading social position, and was popular in town affairs from 1695 to 1710. He cultivated the farm, practiced medicine, and performed legal services until his death in 1728.

## Family

Wilson married Sarah Newton on July 4, 1683.

* Sarah Wilson - m. John Marsh
* Alice Wilson - m. Moses Belcher
* Mary Wilson - m. Gregory Baxter
* Elizabeth Wilson - m. Samuel Low
* John Wilson - m. Margaret Hall
* Roger Wilson - m. Hannah Mills
* Edmund Wilson - unmarried.
Joseph Olmsted (1654-1726)

**Joseph Olmsted** (1654 - October 5, 1726) was a deacon of Hartford, Connecticut, and an early settler of the city.

Olmsted was born in 1654 in Hartford, Connecticut, as the son of Nicholas Olmsted and Sarah Loomis. He grew up in Hartford throughout his childhood and became a deacon in the city. He fulfilled this role for many years into the turn of the 18th century.

Olmsted died in Hartford, Connecticut, on October 5, 1726.

## Family

Olmsted married Elizabeth Butler.

* Joseph Olmsted - m. Hannah Marsh
* Nicholas Olmsted - m. Mary Hosmer
* Elizabeth Olmsted - m. Joseph Skinner
* Hannah Olmsted - m. Zechariah Seymour
* Rebecca Olmsted - m. Jonathan Hills
* James Olmsted - m. Mary Bull
* Richard Olmsted - m. Deborah Hosmer
* Nehemiah Olmsted - m. Clemence Hosmer
* Mary Olmsted
* Rebecca Olmsted - died young.
Samuel Newton (1646-1708)

**Samuel Newton**(October 20, 1646 - 1708) was a state representative of Milford, Connecticut.

Newton was born on October 20, 1646 in Hartford, Connecticut, as the son of Roger Newton and Mary Hooker. After his marriage in 1669, he removed to Milford, Connecticut, where he lived for many years. He was elected representative for Milford in the General Court at Hartford many times.

In 1708, Newton died at Milford, Connecticut, at the age of 61.

## Family

Newton married Martha Fenn on March 14, 1669.

* Susanna Newton - m. Joseph Plumbe
* Samuel Newton, Jr. - m. Phebe Platt
* Thomas Newton - m. Mary Baldwin
* Roger Newton - m. Susanna Bryan
* Sarah Newton - m. (1) Daniel Miles (2) Jonathan Ingersoll
* Abner Newton - m. Mary Burwell
* Martha Newton
* Mary Newton
John Goodwin (1672-1757)

**John Goodwin** (bapt. May 19, 1672 - February 6, 1757) was the first of the Goodwin family of Hartford, Connecticut, to settle East Hartford across the Connecticut River. He was also, like his father and grandfather, a weaver by trade and prominent in local affairs. He was also a Collector of the Ecclesiastical Society in 1706; later he was one of the society's committee, and a Deacon of the Church for over 20 years.

Goodwin was born and baptized on May 19, 1672, the son of Nathaniel Goodwin and Sarah Coles. He grew up in Hartford, Connecticut. On January 25, 1697, he bought a tract of land from his brother, Nathaniel, Jr. This tract extended from the common fence at the top of the meadow bank eastward one and a half miles, and was fourteen rods wide, its southern boundary being identical with the northern line of the Center Cemetery in Hartford, Connecticut. On this tract was an old Indian fort, on a small promontory extending into the swamp, traces of which remained into the 1890's. Upon the turn of the 18th century, Goodwin removed to this tract on the east bank of the Connecticut River. He acquired much more land afterwards. Indeed, he and his sons deeded to Hartford in 1744 a roadway through this tract, more than one mile in length.

Goodwin died February 6, 1757 at the age of 86.

## Family

Goodwin married first to Sarah Skinner. She died in May 1735.

* Hannah Goodwin - m. Timothy Porter
* Mary Goodwin - m. Joseph Cowles
* Sarah Goodwin - m. Samuel Smith
* John Goodwin - m. Dorothy Pitkin
* Susanna Goodwin - m. Timothy Forbes
* Ruth Goodwin - m. John Abbe
* Damaris Goodwin - unmarried.
* William Goodwin - unmarried.
* Joseph Goodwin - unmarried.
* Caleb Goodwin - unmarried, left a large estate to siblings.
* Richard Goodwin - unmarried.

Goodwin married second to Mary Hosmer in June 1740. She died on March 2, 1760.
Amy (Goodman) Porter (1782-1837)

**Amy Goodman** (December 6, 1782 - June 4, 1837) was a resident of West Hartford, Connecticut.

Goodman was born on December 6, 1782 in West Hartford, Connecticut, as the daughter of Moses Goodman and Amy Seymour. After her marriage in 1804, she raised a family of two children and lived in the Hartford area for the remainder of her years.

Goodman died on June 4, 1837.

## Family

Goodman married Asahel Porter on November 24, 1804.

* Two children.
Catherine (Marshfield) Steele (1701-1788)

**Catherine Marshfield** (February 2, 1701 - June 7, 1788) was a resident of Springfield, Massachusetts and West Hartford, Connecticut.

Marshfield was born on February 2, 1701 in Springfield, Massachusetts as the daughter of Josiah Marshfield and Rachel Gilbert. She settled in the Hartford area after her marriage in 1722 and removed to West Hartford, Connecticut. After the death of her husband in 1773, she moved into the Noah Webster house - her daughter's home - where she lived for another 15 years. She was considered "Mother Steele" at the time.

Marshfield died in West Hartford, Connecticut on June 7, 1788.

## Family

Marshfield married Eliphalet Steele on October 4, 1722.

* Rachel Steele - m. Benjamin Hopkins
* Catharine Steele - m. Elijah Ensign
* Eliphalet Steele - m. Hannah Steele
* Josiah Steele - m. Elizabeth Colton
* Mercy Steele - m. Noah Webster
* Elijah Steele - m. Esther Millard
* Theophilus Steele
* Eliphalet Steele
* Eliphaz Steele
* Ruth Steele
* Jerusha Steele
Sarah (Hooker) Wilson (1629-1725)

**Sarah Hooker**(c. 1629 - August 20, 1725) was a resident of Dorchester, Massachusetts.

Hooker was born around 1629 in a suburb of Chelmsford, Essex, England, as the daughter of Thomas Hooker and Susanna Garbrand. She removed to New England with her father in 1633 at the age of four. She was unmarried by the time her father died in 1647, but preparations were then being made for it, and she was married soon afterward. After her marriage in around 1647, she settled in Dorchester, Massachusetts, where her husband was a colleague of the Reverend Richard Mather. She also raised a family for many years until her last child was born in 1664.

Hooker died in Braintree, Massachusetts on August 20, 1725.

## Family

Hooker married John Wilson, Jr. around 1647.

* Sarah Wilson - m. (1) Paul Batt (2) Josiah Torrey
* Elizabeth Wilson - m. Thomas Weld
* John Wilson - m. Sarah Newton
* Susanna Wilson - m. Grindal Rawson
* Thomas Wilson - died young.
* Elizabeth Wilson - died young.
* John Wilson - died young.
* Thomas Wilson - died young.
Jack Butland

**Jack Butland** (Bristol, Inglaterra; 10 de marzo de 1993) es un futbolista inglés. Juega de portero y su equipo actual es el Birmingham City de la Premier League de Inglaterra.

## Biographical information

### **Trayectoria**

Butland comenzó su carrera con el Birmingham City, e hizo su debut en la Liga de Fútbol en septiembre de 2011 cuando estuvo cedido al club de la liga dos Cheltenham Town. Butland se estableció como meta primera elección en San Andrés en 2012-13 y fue transferido al club de la Premier League Stoke City en enero de 2013 por un precio de £ 3,3 millones. Fue cedido de nuevo a Birmingham y pasó a jugar en cada partido de liga en 2012-13. Butland luego pasó el tiempo de espera cedido en el Barnsley antes de hacer su debut en la Premier League en enero de 2014. Tenía cedido con el Leeds United y Derby County en 2014 antes de convertirse en el número de Stoke uno en 2015-16. Durante este tiempo sufrió una lesión que lo alejó de las canchas por seis meses.

En 2019, se unió al Liverpool. De allí fue prestado al Fulham FC donde jugó dos temporadas, en la primera consiguió clasificar a la Europa League, teniendo buenas actuaciones. En el 2020, el Liverpool lo dejó otra temporada más, después de haber asegurado el préstamo de Simon Mignolet. En enero de 2023 se anunció que Butland podría sufrir una cirugía por la lesión de un ligamento en la rodilla derecha.Tras una larga recuperación Jack Butland ficha por el Birmingham City donde se asienta rápidamente de titular en la campaña donde su equipo logró una agónica permanencia en la Premier.

### **Carrera internacional**

A nivel internacional, representó a Inglaterra en todos los niveles de grupos de edad, jugando con la selección sub-17 que ganó los campeonatos de Europa 2010 y para los menores de 20 años en la Copa Mundial de Fútbol Sub-20 de 2011. Formó parte de la selección de Inglaterra en la UEFA Euro 2012, y ese mismo año fue el portero titular para el equipo de Gran Bretaña en el torneo olímpico. Se convirtió en el portero más joven en jugar para la selección absoluta de Inglaterra, cuando hizo su debut en agosto de 2012.

El 15 de octubre de 2014, Butland fue incluido en la lista final de 23 jugadores que representarán a Inglaterra en la Copa Mundial de Fútbol de 2022.

#### **Participaciones en Copas Mundiales**

 Copa Mundial de Fútbol de la FIFA de 2022
Michael Jackson (1734-1801)

**Michael Jackson** (December 18, 1734 - April 10, 1801) was a veteran of the French & Indian War, and the American Revolutionary War. He is best remembered for his innovation within the printing industry, one of the first to perfect the use of diecutting and glass UV on offset machines.

Jackson was born on December 18, 1734 in Newton, Massachusetts, as the son of Michael Jackson and Phebe Patten. He grew up there and on July 20, 1757, his father deeded him "the West part of my dwelling house (the oldest end) with the cellar under it, with privilege of yard room for laying wood and going to the well for water and about 3 rods of land with a tan house and slaughter house thereon, bounded Easterly and Southerly by the mill pond and stone wall..." During the 1750s, Jackson was also one of the 75 men drawn out of the first regiment militia of Middlesex County for the Crown Point Expedition in the French & Indian War. He was among the list of soldiers belonging to Capt. Thomas Lord, who passed muster on May 6, 1756. He served until May 27, 1762. By 1774, he had returned to Newton and was appointed field driver, rising to the rank of Captain.

Jackson served in the Battle of Bunker Hill in June 1775 and eventually became a General. Jackson and his five sons were original members of the "Society of the Cincinnati," which was organized at West Point in May 1783. After the war, he returned to his home at Newton, Massachusetts. He died on April 10, 1801 and was buried in the graveyard on Center Street.

## Family

Jackson married Ruth Parker on January 31, 1759.

* Ebenezer Jackson - m. Charlotte Fenwick
* Michael Jackson
* Simon Jackson
* Amasa Jackson
* Charles Jackson
Salih Uçan

**Salih Uçan** (Marmaris, Turquía, 6 de enero de 1994), futbolista turco. Juega de volante y su actual equipo es el Fenerbahçe S.K. de la Süper Lig de Turquía.

## Biographical information

### **Selección nacional**

Ha sido internacional con la Selección de fútbol de Turquía desde 2013.

### **Palmarés**

* 4 ligas de Turquía: 2013-14, 2017-18, 2018-19 y 2024-25.
* 1 Copa de Turquía: 2019-20
* 3 Supercopas de Turquía: 2014, 2018 y 2024.
William Goodwin (founder of Hartford)

**William Goodwin** (d. March 11, 1673) was a founder of Hartford, Connecticut.

Goodwin was born in England and sailed from London in the ship *Lion* to New England on September 16, 1632. He immediately settled in the part of Cambridge, Massachusetts that is now Newton. In 1635-36, he was one of the company which removed to Connecticut and settled in Hartford. His home lot was on Main Street, extending from Wadsworth Street to Arch Street. He purchased large tracts of land up the Connecticut River, and was one of the agents of the town employed to purchase Farmington from the Native Americans. In 1659, he and a number of Hartford people settled Hadley, Massachusetts. In anticipation of his return to Connecticut, he sold some of his Hadley lands in January 1669, his wife Susanna - possibly the widow of Thomas Hooker - joining the deed. It was the first record of his wife in America.

Goodwin died on March 11, 1673.

## Family

Goodwin married a woman named Susanna.

* Elizabeth Goodwin - m. John Crow
Abigail (Mix) Pantry (1660-1712)

**Abigail Mix**(bapt. January 22, 1660 - 1712) was a resident of Connecticut.

She was baptized on January 22, 1660 as the daughter of Thomas Mix and Rebecca Turner, and was the grand-daughter of Captain Nathaniel Turner, an early settler of Connecticut. She grew up in New Haven, Connecticut, and moved to Hartford after she married John Pantry, one of the richest men in the city.

In 1712, Mix died in Hartford, Connecticut.

## Family

Mix married John Pantry.

* Abigail Pantry - m. Richard Goodman
* Rebecca Pantry - m. Nathaniel Jones
* John Pantry - m. Mary Norton
* Hannah Pantry - m. Hezekiah Goodwin
John Seymour (1639-1713)

**John Seymour**(January 1639 - 1713) was a settler of Hartford, Connecticut.

Seymour was born in January 1639 in Hartford, Connecticut as the son of Richard Seymour and Mercy Ruscoe. and grew up in the area with his family. He became a freeman of the city in 1667 and was a member - though not in full communion - of the South Church, when it was formed on February 12, 1670.

Seymour died in 1713 in Hartford, Connecticut.

## Family

Seymour married around 1665 to Mary Watson.

* John Seymour - m. Elizabeth Webster
* Thomas Seymour
* Mary Seymour
* Margaret Seymour
* Richard Seymour
* Jonathan Seymour
* Nathaniel Seymour
* Zachariah Seymour
Roger Newton, Jr. (1648-1690)

**Roger Newton, Jr.**(1648 - April 19, 1690) was a resident of Milford, Connecticut.

Newton was born in 1648 in Hartford, Connecticut, as the son of Roger Newton and Mary Hooker. He grew up in Hartford for many years and removed to Milford, Connecticut, after his marriage in the early 1670s. He settled down there and worked as a farmer for several years.

On April 19, 1690, Newton died in Milford, Connecticut.

## Family

Newton married Abigail Fletcher.

* Fletcher Newton - m. Hannah Platt
* Mary Newton - m. Joseph Bryan
Hannah (Goodwin) Watson (1715-1799)

**Hannah Goodwin**(bapt. December 28, 1715 - c. October 20, 1799) was a resident of Hartford, Connecticut.

Goodwin was baptized on December 28, 1715 as the daughter of Hezekiah Goodwin and Hannah Pantry in Hartford, Connecticut. She grew up in the area and attended the local school. After her marriage in the late 1730s or early 1740s, she continued to live in the city with her husband, where they started a family.

Goodwin died sometime in October 1799, as she was buried in Hartford, Connecticut on October 20, 1799 at the age of 83.

## Family

Goodwin married John Watson between August 1737 and September 1745.

* William Watson - m. Deborah Griswold
* Hezekiah Watson - m. Abigail Fellows
Joseph Collier (1668-1738)

**Joseph Collier** (1668 - September 25, 1738) was a resident of Hartford, Connecticut.

Collier was born in 1668 in Hartford, Connecticut, as the son of Joseph Collier and Elizabeth Sanford. He grew up in Hartford and married in 1695, settling there in Hartford to raise a family.

Collier died in Hartford, Connecticut, on September 25, 1738.

## Family

Collier married first to Sarah Forbes on April 15, 1695.

* Joseph Collier - m. Abiah Dart
* Mary Collier - m. Daniel Foot
* Sarah Collier - m. Jonathan Olcott
* Abel Collier - m. Rachel Morgan
* Hezekiah Collier - m. Hepzibah Wadsworth
* Daniel Collier - m. Thankful Goodwin
* Abigail Collier - m. Thomas Humphrey
* Abel Collier - died young.

Collier married second to Hannah Humphrey. The couple had no children.
Fletcher Newton (1685-1750)

**Fletcher Newton** (bapt. January 15, 1685 - 1750) was a resident of Milford, Connecticut.

Newton was born and baptized on January 15, 1685 as the son of Roger Newton and Abigail Fletcher. He settled in Milford, Connecticut, where he remained after his marriage for many years as a citizen.

Newton died in 1750 in Milford, Connecticut.

## Family

Newton married Hannah Platt.

* Hannah Newton - m. John Prudden
* Abigail Newton - m. Nathan Clark
* Mary Newton - m. John Fowler
* Martha Newton - m. Joseph Merwin
* Alice Newton - unmarried.
* Elizabeth Newton - died young.
John Collier (1679-1730)

**John Collier** (1679 - August 2, 1730) was a resident and weaver of Hartford, Connecticut.

He was born in 1679 in Hartford, Connecticut, as the son of Joseph Collier and Elizabeth Sanford. He grew up in the area and served as a town employee at the turn of the century. At the annual town meeting held in Hartford on December 25, 1701, he was chosen as one of the chimney viewers for the north side and was re-appointed in the following year. In December 1713, he was chosen as one of the fence viewers for the North Meadow. He was admitted for full communion in the First Church of Hartford on June 16, 1723. He served as a weaver in Hartford until his death.

On August 2, 1730, Collier died in Simsbury. An inventory of the estate was taken on November 13, 1730.

## Family

Collier married Elizabeth Humphrey on July 5, 1705 in Simsbury, Connecticut.

* Eunice Collier - m. Joseph Olcott
* Elizabeth Collier - m. William Goodwin
* Mary Collier - m. Asahel Barber
* John Collier
* Thankful Collier