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James Hammond Trumbull (1821-1897)

**James Hammond Trumbull** (December 20, 1821 - August 5, 1897) was an American scholar and philologist.

Trumbull was born on December 20, 1821 in Stonington, Connecticut, as the son of Gurdon Trumbull, Sr. and Sarah Ann Swan. He studied at Tracy's Academy in Norwich, Connecticut, and at Yale University from 1838, but ill-health prevented his graduation. He was enrolled in 1850 and received an honorary LLD in 1871. He settled in Hartford, Connecticut, and was assistant-secretary of state of Connecticut in 1847 to 1852; Connecticut state librarian in 1854; assistant-secretary again in 1858-61, and Republican Secretary of the State in 1861-1866. He was elected a member of the American Antiquarian Society in 1855. He was a prominent member of the Connecticut Historical Society, of which he was president from 1863 to 1889. He was elected to the National Academy of Sciences in 1872.

On August 5, 1897, Trumbull died at his home in Hartford, Connecticut, at 731 Asylum Avenue.

## Family

Trumbull married Sarah Robinson in 1855.

* Annie Eliot Trumbull - unmarried.
Abigail (Hooker) Brace (1746-1802)

**Abigail Hooker** (1746 - August 8, 1802) was a resident of West Hartford, Connecticut.

Hooker was born in 1746 in West Hartford, Connecticut, as the daughter of Daniel Hooker and Sarah Webster. She grew up in the area and resided there after her marriage in around 1764. She raised a family with several children from 1764 to 1793.

Hooker died in West Hartford, Connecticut, on August 8, 1802.

## Family

Hooker married Henry Brace around 1764 in West Hartford, Connecticut.

* Thomas Brace - m. Aurelia Wells
* Henry Brace - m. (1) Polly Cadwell (2) Clarissa Graham
* Lory Brace - m. Lucinda Belden
* Abigail Brace - m. Seth Pelton
* Manning Brace - m. Lucy Webster
* Betsey Brace - m. Joseph Bugley
* Elizabeth Brace
* Susannah Brace
* Edward Hooker Brace
* Manoah Brace
* Johnson Brace
* Edmund Brace - died young.
* Abigail Brace - died young.
* Jonathan Brace - died young.
* Orin Brace - died young.
* Vina Brace - died young.
John Hooker (1695-1766)

**John Hooker** (March 6, 1695 - August 3, 1766) was a Justice of the Peace and a resident of Kensington, Connecticut.

Hooker was born on March 6, 1695 in Farmington, Connecticut as the son of John Hooker and Abigail Stanley. He grew up in Farmington and removed to Kensington, Connecticut, after his marriage in 1728. There, he became Justice of the Peace and a prominent and active man in the business of the town.

Hooker died on August 3, 1766 in Kensington, Connecticut.

## Family

Hooker married Mercy Hart on July 4, 1728.

* John Hooker - m. Sarah Worthington
* Seth Hooker - m. Sarah Burnham
* Ashbel Hooker - m. Susannah Langdon
* Elijah Hooker - m. Susannah Judd
Lory Brace (1770-1825)

**Lory Brace** (1770 - October 19, 1825) was a resident of West Hartford, Connecticut.

Brace was born in 1770 in West Hartford, Connecticut, as the son of Henry Brace and Abigail Hooker. He grew up there for many years and settled there to start a family after his marriage in 1792. Children were born and raised near West Hartford Center from 1793 to 1815.

Brace died in West Hartford, Connecticut, on October 19, 1825.

## Family

Brace married Lucinda Belden on October 12, 1792.

* Lory Brace - m. Maria Goodwin
* Ebenezer Belden Brace - m. Maria Kuhn
* Thomas Brace - m. Electa Alling Deming
* Abigail Brace - m. Stephen Colgrove
* Eliza Ann Brace - m. Walter Deming
* Mercy Webster Brace - m. Elihu Lewis Stanley
* Henrietta Brace - m. Gideon Deming
* Frederick Brace - m. Martha Lorinda Woodworth
* Lucinda Belden - m. Theron Day
* Lucinda Brace - died young.
* Harvey Brace - died young.
Sarah (Whitman) Hooker (1747-1837)

**Sarah Whitman**(February 27, 1747 - January 5, 1837)was the owner of the Sarah Whitman Hooker house in West Hartford. She was a descendant of William Pantry, one of the founders of Hartford, and became famous for harboring two British prisoners during the American Revolution.

Whitman was born in Farmington, Connecticut, on February 27, 1747 as the daughter of John Whitman and Abigail Pantry. She grew up in the area and married at the age of 22 in 1769. In the spring of 1773, she and her husband bought the Sarah Whitman Hooker house in West Hartford, Connecticut, which had been known as the "Mills place," situated on the south side of New Britain Avenue and South Main Street. After her husband died near Boston during the Revolutionary War in 1775, she held two British prisoners in the house on the hill. In one peculiar instance, militiamen gathered across the street to attack the prisoners after the American loss at Quebec, but Sarah Whitman shooed them away. After the war, Whitman continued to manage the farm and house with the assistance of former slave Bristow, who was an agriculturalist of some local renown. He had earned 60 pounds to purchase his freedom by selling his labor when his daily work had been completed. In 1794, she sold the homestead to her children for "love, affection, and one dollar." Her children sold the house to her brother-in-law, Charles Seymour, youngest son of Ensign Timothy Seymour, who had built the house.

Whitman died on January 5, 1837 in Pennsylvania, seven years after removing from West Hartford.

## Family

Whitman married Thomas Hart Hooker on February 1, 1769. The couple moved to West Hartford, Connecticut, four years later.

* Abigail Hooker - m. Samuel Talcott
* Thomas Hart Hooker, Jr. - m. Betsey Mills
Ellen (Goodwin) Williams (1819-)

**Ellen Goodwin** (July 2, 1819 - after December 29, 1874) was a resident of Auburndale, Massachusetts.

Goodwin was born on July 2, 1819 in East Hartford, Connecticut, as the daughter of George Goodwin and Maria Kingsbury. She grew up there and removed to Massachusetts with her husband after their marriage in 1846 to raise a family. They settled in Auburndale, Massachusetts.

After the death of her husband in 1874, she remained in Auburndale, Massachusetts until her death.

## Family

Goodwin married Thomas Scott Williams on October 7, 1846.

* Robert Edwards Williams - m. Helen E. Seaton
* Annie Huntington Williams - m. Joseph F. Ryder
* Mary Edwards Williams
* Ellen Constance Williams
Amos Hurlbut (1838-1903)

**Amos Hurlbut** (September 1, 1838 - May 3, 1903) was an employee of the Goodwin Brothers' Pottery Company in West Hartford, Connecticut, and a veteran of the American Civil War.

Hurlbut was born in the southern end of West Hartford, Connecticut, on September 1, 1838 as the son of Amos Hurlbut and Eleanor Elmer. He grew up in the village of Elmwood in West Hartford and served in the American Civil War in the 22nd Connecticut Infantry Regiment. was employed at the Goodwin Brothers' Pottery Company on New Britain Avenue adjoining the railroad. He owned property on South Street, east of the railroad, and was known by many as a quiet, unassuming man, "well liked by those who knew him," as recounted by The Hartford Courant.

Hurlbut died on May 3, 1903 at his home on South Street in West Hartford, Connecticut, from heart disease.

## Family

Hurlbut married Ellen DeWolf on October 1, 1861.

* Amelia Gertrude Hurlbut - m. James Caswell
* Elmer Hurlbut - m. Grace Caswell
* Arthur Hurlbut
* Ernest Hurlbut - died young.
John Belden Griswold (1828-1900)

**John Belden Griswold** (February 20, 1828 - March 20, 1900) was a farmer in West Hartford, Connecticut, and a well-known public figure in construction and religious affairs.

Griswold was born on February 20, 1828 in Newington, Connecticut as the son of Josiah Wells Griswold and Mary Ann Belden. He grew up there and removed with his family to West Hartford, Connecticut, where they lived in the old Moses Goodman homestead. Much of Griswold's life was passed as a farmer and he became well known in public affairs, being a deacon of the First Church for a term of years, superintendant of the Sunday school for a long period, and serving upon the building committee when the stone church edifice was erected. He was president of the Wide Awakes in the days of Lincoln's inauguration, following in the footsteps of his father, who was one of the two original abolitionists of West Hartford.

In the fall of 1899, he fell ill and died on March 20, 1900 at his home of Brookside in West Hartford.

## Family

Griswold married Cornelia Arnold Jones on May 24, 1849. The couple celebrated their golden wedding in 1899.

* Josephine Griswold - unmarried.
* Kate Griswold - unmarried.
* William Jones Griswold - died young.
Thomas Welles (1594-1660)

**Thomas Welles** (c. July 10, 1594 - January 14, 1660) was the only man in Connecticut history to hold all four top offices: governor, deputy governor, treasurer, and secretary. In 1639, he was elected as the first treasurer of the Colony of Connecticut, and from 1640 to 1649, he served as the colony's secretary. In this capacity, he transcribed the Fundamental Orders into the official colony records on January 24, 1639.

Welles was born in Warwickshire, England, around 1594 as the son of Robert Welles and Alice Robert Hunt. Welles immigrated to the Massachusetts Bay Colony and came to Connecticut with Reverend Thomas Hooker. After serving in many official capacities, he held the position of deputy governor until his death.

Welles died on January 14, 1660 in Wethersfield, Connecticut. It is thought that he is buried there, but his remains could have been transferred to Hartford.

## Family

Welles married first to Alice Tomes on September 28, 1615. She died in the 1640s.

* John Welles - m. Elizabeth Bourne
* Thomas Welles - m. Hannah Tuttle
* Samuel Welles - m. (1) Elizabeth Hollister (2) Hannah Lamberton
* Anne Welles - m. (1) Thomas Thompson (2) Anthony Hawkins
* Sarah Welles - m. John Chester
* Mary Welles - m. Timothy Baldwin

Welles married second to Elizabeth Deming, widow of Nathaniel Foote.
Mehetable (Porter) Goodwin (1673-1726)

**Mehetable Porter** (September 15, 1673 - February 6, 1726) was a resident of Hartford, Connecticut.

Porter was born on September 15, 1673 in Hadley, Massachusetts, as the daughter of Samuel Porter and Hannah Stanley. After her marriage around 1688, she removed to Hartford, Connecticut, to raise several children from 1691 to 1712.

Porter died on February 6, 1726 in Hartford, Connecticut.

## Family

Porter married Nathaniel Goodwin around 1688.

* Mehetable Goodwin - m. Joseph Goodrich
* Hezekiah Goodwin - m. (1) Hannah Pantry (2) Lydia Barnard
* Benedicta Goodwin - m. Jacob Goodrich
* Isaac Goodwin - m. (1) Hannah Morgan (2) Ruth Gaylord
* Abraham Goodwin - m. Mary Bird
* Stephen Goodwin (1701-1785) - m. Sarah Gillett
* Eleazer Goodwin (1703-1766) - m. Hannah Easton
* Joanna Goodwin (1705-1755) - m. Abiel Smith
* Ruth Goodwin (1708-1777) - m. Moses Stoddard
* Alice Goodwin (b. May 19, 1710) - m. Husband Caldwell; nothing further is known of her.
* Nathaniel Goodwin - (bapt. Sept. 24, 1712); nothing further known of him.
Mary (Goodwin) Hall (1760-1840)

**Mary Goodwin** (1760 - December 31, 1840) was a resident of East Hartford, Connecticut.

Goodwin was born in 1760 in East Hartford, Connecticut, as the daughter of John Goodwin and Dorothy Pitkin. She grew up in town and resided there after her marriage in 1798, where her husband served as a physician.

Goodwin died in East Hartford, Connecticut, on December 31, 1840 at the age of 80.

## Family

Goodwin married Timothy Hall on September 27, 1798. The couple had no children.
Electa (Cheney) Goodman (1821-1903)

**Electa Cheney** (September 8, 1821 - January 27, 1903) was a resident of Manchester, Connecticut, and Lennox, Massachusetts. She was a sister of the Cheney Brothers, who founded the silk company notable in Manchester.

Cheney was born in 1821 in Manchester, Connecticut, as the daughter of George Cheney and Electa Woodbridge. She grew up in the area and removed to Lenox, Massachusetts, where she lived for many years.

A section of the family history recounts: "Aunt Electa was the youngest child and only daughter of the family. She was beautiful and her brothers were devoted to her. I remember her only as an old woman when she came to lunch one day when I was a child. Like several of her brothers, she had a beautiful clear-cut profile and blue eyes. She was not a Quaker, but she dressed rather like one. She wore a grey silk dress with a full skirt and a grey bonnet with a white ruching inside the brim that framed her face. There was an air of elegance about her. I think that after living in the then-fashionable Lenox for many years, there was also an air of worldliness."

On January 27, 1903, she died at her cottage in Lenox, Massachusetts at the age of 82.

## Family

Cheney married Richard Goodman on June 11, 1845.

* Rosalle Goodman
* Electa Lillian Goodman - unmarried.
* Richard Goodman, Jr. - unmarried.
Ashbel Wells (1734-1806)

**Ashbel Wells**(August 25, 1734 - December 11, 1806) was a soldier in the American Revolutionary War and a resident of West Hartford, Connecticut. He was also a member of the Green Mountain Boys.

Wells was born on August 25, 1734 in Hartford, Connecticut, as the son of Ebenezer Wells and Rachel Skinner. He grew up in Hartford, Connecticut throughout his childhood and joined the militia after he reached adulthood. He served with Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys in the late 1760s between New York and New Hampshire. He joined the group to resist New York's attempts to control the territory, over which it had won de jure control in a territorial dispute with New Hampshire. During the American Revolutionary War, Wells served with the Green Mountain Boys by capturing Fort Ticonderoga on Lake Champlain on May 10, 1775. After the war ended in 1783, he returned to West Hartford, Connecticut, where he settled and remained for his last years.

On December 11, 1806, Wells died in West Hartford, Connecticut.

## Family

Wells married Abigail Kellogg on April 21, 1757.

* Shipley Wells - m. Dolly Randall
* Alithea Wells - m. Phineas Ashmun
* Ashbel Wells, Jr. - m. (1) Britty Chalker (2) Mary Hopkins
* James Wells - m. Lucy Bull
* Abigail Wells - m. Henry William Dwight
* Lucy Wells - m. Ovid Burrall
* Erastus Wells - m. Abigail Benton
* Hannah Wells - m. Seth Pomeroy
* Mary Wells - m. Henry Brown
William Goodwin (1746-1785)

**William Goodwin** (1746 - March 20, 1785) was a citizen of East Hartford, Connecticut.

Goodwin was born around 1746 in East Hartford, Connecticut, as the son of John Goodwin and Dorothy Pitkin. He grew up there and settled down in East Hartford to raise a family from 1771 to 1784.

Goodwin died on March 20, 1785, at the age of 39.

## Family

Goodwin married Mary Rockwell around 1770.

* Damaris Goodwin - m. Stephen Pitkin
* Thankful Goodwin - m. Aaron McKee
* William Rockwell Goodwin - m. Elizabeth Tucker
* Mary Goodwin
* Naomi Goodwin
* William Goodwin - died young.
* Naomi Goodwin - died young.
Samuel Crow (1649-1676)

**Samuel Crow** (1649 - May 18, 1676) was a resident of Hadley, Massachusetts, and a veteran of King Philip's War.

Crow was born in 1649 in Hartford, Connecticut, as the son of John Crow and Elizabeth Goodwin. In 1659, he removed to Hadley, Massachusetts with his father and grandfather, who took him into the settlement as a child. He lived there for many years and resided there after his marriage in 1671. During King Philip's War in the 1670s, Crow was in the group of people attacked by Native Americans at Turner's Falls in Massachusetts.

Crow was killed at Turner's Falls by the Native Americans on May 18, 1676, leaving his three children and a widow.

## Family

Crow married Hannah Lewis on May 17, 1671.

* Mary Crow - m. Luke Smith
* Samuel Crow - m. Rebecca Smith
* Hannah Crow
Harriet (Bradley) Beach (1792-1826)

**Harriet Bradley**(July 27, 1792 - July 10, 1826) was a resident of Hartford, Connecticut.

Bradley was born on July 27, 1792 in Hartford, Connecticut, as the daughter of Aaron Bradley and Sarah Chittenden. She grew up in Hartford and settled there to raise a large family after her marriage in 1808. She contributed often to Christ Church in Hartford throughout her life.

On July 10, 1826, Bradley died in Hartford almost at the age of 34.

## Family

Bradley married George Beach on April 15, 1808.

* George Beach, Jr. - m. (1) Sarah Nichols (2) Emily Wood (3) Fannie Curtis
* Walter Phelps Beach - m. (1) Martha Ann Stacy (2) Maria Catherine Skinner
* Joseph Watson Beach - m. Josephine Elizabeth Coffing
* Charles Mason Beach - m. Frances Belknap
* Henry Bruce Beach - m. (1) Mary Hanks (2) Frances A. Tomlinson (3) Georgeanna Smith
* John Beach (Jun. 1, 1809 - Sept. 28, 1866) - unmarried.
* Julia Beach (Jul. 30, 1815 - Jan. 4, 1878) - unmarried.
* William Beach (Jul. 3, 1820 - 1888) - unmarried.
* Sarah Beach (Jun. 29, 1810 - Jun. 27, 1836) - died young.
* Henry Beach (Dec. 17, 1813 - Mar. 11, 1815) - died young.
John Beach (1655-1709)

**John Beach** (October 19, 1655 - 1709) was a resident of Wallingford, Connecticut.

Beach was born on October 19, 1655 in Milford, Connecticut, as the son of Thomas Beach and Sarah Platt. He went to Wallingford, Connecticut around 1673, with his first cousins, after being left an orphan at a very early age. He was known as John Beach, Jr., to distinguish him from his cousin of the same name.

Beach died in 1709 in Wallingford, Connecticut.

## Family

Beach married Mary Royce in December 1677 or 1678.

* Lettice Beach - m. William Ward
* Hannah Beach - m. Eliphalet Parker
* Thomas Beach - m. Hannah Atwater
* John Beach - m. (1) Sarah Tyler (2) Mary Royce (?)
* Samuel Beach - m. Phoebe Tyler
* Caleb Beach (1) Eunice Tyler (2) Margaret Thompson (3) Mary
* Nathaniel Beach
* Mary Beach - died young.
John Pantry (1629-1653)

**John Pantry** (1629 - November 1653) was a resident of Hartford, Connecticut.

Pantry was born in 1629 in England as the son of William Pantry and his wife, Margaret. The family immigrated to New England in 1634 and he grew up in Newtown, Massachusetts for about a year before his father removed to Hartford, Connecticut, in Thomas Hooker's company. Pantry became a freeman in Hartford in 1650 and lived there after his marriage to settle and start a family.

Pantry died in Hartford, Connecticut in November 1653. Inventory of his estate was taken on November 25.

## Family

Pantry married Hannah Tuttle in the 1640s.

* John Pantry - m. Abigail Mix
* Mary Pantry - m. Nathaniel Mix
* Hannah Pantry - died young.
Abigail (Pantry) Whitman (1712-1765)

**Abigail Pantry** (bapt. March 12, 1712 - February 19, 1765) was a resident of West Hartford, Connecticut.

Pantry was baptized on March 12, 1712 as the daughter of John Pantry and Mary Norton. She grew up in West Hartford, Connecticut and settled there after her marriage.

Pantry died in West Hartford, Connecticut, on the Pantry farm on February 19, 1765.

## Family

Pantry married John Whitman.

* Abigail Whitman - m. Ebenezer Wells
* John Whitman - m. (1) Anne Skinner (2) Eleanor (Montague) Pratt
* Lucy Whitman - m. Charles Seymour
* Sarah Whitman - m. Thomas Hart Hooker
* Samuel Whitman - m. Abigail Abbott
* Eleanor Whitman - m. Ebenezer Faxon
* Eleanor Whitman - infant.
William Sedgwick (1643-1674)

**William Sedgwick** (1643 - 1674) was a member of the British Army in colonial America and a traveler to and from the West Indies.

Sedgwick was born and baptized in 1643, probably in Charlestown, Massachusetts. There is very little to be learned regarding William Sedgwick. He was admitted to the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company in 1666, probably removing to Hartford, Connecticut soon thereafter - he is spoken of as of Hartford as late as 1668. After his marriage in 1666, he was reported to have spent much of his time in passing to and from the West Indies, in the neglect of his family. His wife became dissatisfied with his absence and neglect, and petitioned the Court of Assistants in May 1673 for a bill of divorce, which the Court granted on October 1, 1674.

That same year, Sedgwick died "of the plague" in Jamaica.

## Family

Sedgwick married Elizabeth Stone around 1666. The couple was divorced by 1674.

* Samuel Sedgwick - m. Mary Hopkins
Thomas Olcott (1670s)

**Thomas Olcott** (c. 1670s - ) was a resident of Hartford, Connecticut.

Olcott was born probably in the 1670s in the Hartford area as the son of Thomas Olcott. He was the grandson of Thomas Olcott, one of the founding settlers of Hartford, Connecticut. He grew up in Hartford and raised his family from the 1690s to the 1710s.

He died before 1756.

## Family

Olcott married Sarah Foote on November 30, 1691 in Wethersfield, Connecticut.

* Sarah Olcott
* Mary Olcott
* Cullick Olcott
* Nathaniel Olcott - m. Hannah Pitkin
* John Olcott
* Josiah Olcott - m. Penelope Beckwith
* Hannah Olcott
* Elizabeth Olcott - m. John Pitkin
* Thomas Olcott - m. (1) Sarah Easton (2) Sarah Thompson
* Abigail Olcott - died young.
Solomon Stoddard (1643-1729)

**Solomon Stoddard** (September 27, 1643 - February 11, 1729) was the pastor of the Congregationalist Church in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony. He succeeded Rev. Eleazer Mather and later married his widow around 1670. Stoddard significantly liberalized church policy while promoting more power for the clergy, decrying drinking and extravagance, and urging the preaching of hellfire and the Judgment. The major religious leader of what was then the frontier, he was concerned with the lives and souls of second-generation Puritans.

Stoddard was born on September 27, 1643 in Boston, Massachusetts as the son of Anthony Stoddard and Mary Downing, born into the highest stratum of aristocratic New England. He graduated from Harvard College in 1662 and served as chaplain in Barbados from 1667 to 1669. He was called to Northampton to succeed Rev. Eleazer Mather in 1670. He was a champion of the "Half-Way Covenant," a means by which children of members could be baptized and remain as half-members until they were able to demonstrate religious conversion. By 1677, he was no longer recording whether parishioners were full members or half-members, thereby opening the privileges of membership, including citizenship. In 1684, he built a house on Round Hill at the site of what is now "The Manse," which replaced Stoddard's house in 1744.

Stoddard died in Northampton, Massachusetts on February 11, 1729.

## Family

Stoddard married Esther Warham around 1670, the widow of Rev. Eleazer Mather.

* Mary Stoddard - m. Stephen Mix
* Esther Stoddard - m. Timothy Edwards
* Christian Stoddard - m. William Williams
* Anthony Stoddard - m. (1) Prudence Welles (2) Mary Sherman
* Sarah Stoddard - Samuel Whitman
* John Stoddard - m. Prudence Chester
* Rebekah Stoddard - m. Joseph Hawley
* Hannah Stoddard - m. William Williams
Stephen Buckland Goodwin (1782-1849)

**Stephen Buckland Goodwin** (August 4, 1782 - September 14, 1849) was a merchant in Wethersfield, Connecticut.

Goodwin was born on August 4, 1782 in East Hartford, Connecticut, as the son of Levi Goodwin and Jerusha Drake. He grew up in East Hartford and removed upon adulthood to Wethersfield, Connecticut, where he became a merchant for several years.

On September 14, 1849, Goodwin died in Wethersfield, Connecticut, at the age of 67.

## Family

Goodwin married first to Lucy Wilkinson of Pawtucket, Rhode Island. She died on March 27, 1814.

* Jane Ann Goodwin - m. Francis Woodbridge
* Lucy Whitaker Goodwin - m. John Robbins
* Jerusha Drake Goodwin - m. Ralph Cheney
* Otis Wilkinson Goodwin - died young.
* Alfred O. Goodwin - died young.

Goodwin married second to Sarah Hunt Goodman on October 8, 1815.

* Levi Goodwin - m. Adelaide A. Blinn
* Sarah Elizabeth Goodwin - m. Erastus A. Kingsbury
* Stephen Buckland, Jr. - unmarried.
* Albert Ward Goodwin - unmarried.
* Elizabeth Hunt Goodwin - died young.
* Mary Ann Goodwin - died young.
Hyla (Mitchell) Ogden (1804-1882)

**Hyla Mitchell** (c. 1804 - January 21, 1882) was a resident of Morris Co., New Jersey.

Mitchell was born around 1804 - she was 77 years old at the time of her death in January 1882 - and grew up in New Jersey. After her marriage in the early 1830s, she resided in Parsippany, New Jersey in Morris County, where her husband occupied a farm.

Mitchell died on January 21, 1882 in Parsippany, New Jersey.

## Family

Mitchell married Samuel Farrand Ogden in the early 1830s.

* Charles Farrand Ogden - m. (1) Margaret Farrand (2) Susan M. Condit
* Ann Rebecca Ogden - m. Thomas O. Smith
* Mary Josephine Ogden - m. Stephen H. Condit
Samuel Hooker (1661-1730)

**Samuel Hooker, Jr.**(May 29, 1661 - 1730) was a merchant in Hartford, Connecticut.

Hooker was born on May 29, 1661 in Plymouth, Massachusetts, as the son of Samuel Hooker and Mary Willet. He grew up in Plymouth and removed to Hartford, Connecticut, after his marriage in 1687. He had a fine residence, next south of the old burial ground at Farmington, Connecticut, the place later known as the Mix house. He was engaged in mercantile business in Hartford for many years.

Hooker died in 1730 in Hartford, Connecticut.

## Family

Hooker married Mehetable Hamlin on June 28, 1687 in Middletown, Connecticut.

* Samuel Hooker - m. (1) Mercy Leete (2) Mary Elliot
* Giles Hooker - m. Martha Cooke
* Thomas Hooker - m. Hannah Wells
* William Hooker - m. (1) Lydia Woodward (2) Anna Steele (3) Abigail Phelps (4) Esther
* Esther Hooker - m. Isaac Stiles
* Mehitable Hooker - m. Daniel Colt
* Richard Hooker
Samuel Whitman (1676-1751)

**Samuel Whitman** (1676 - July 31, 1751) was a minister in Farmington, Connecticut from 1706 to 1751.

Whitman was born around 1676 as the third son of Zecheriah Whitman and Sarah Alcock. He graduated from Harvard College in 1696 and taught the Grammar School at Salem, Massachusetts, as late as 1699. Afterwards, he was Tutor in Harvard College for several years. He was ordained over the church in Farmington, Connecticut on December 10, 1706. He was in high respute as a clergyman, and much beloved by his people. He was Fellow of Yale College as well from 1724 to 1746. In 1735, Samuel Whitman purchased the home of Thomas Smith and Mary Steele, who had inherited the home from her father, Ebenezer Steele. Steele had purchased the home from the younger son of Captain John Stanley, who was the builder.

Whitman died on July 31, 1751 in Farmington, Connecticut.

## Family

Whitman married Sarah Stoddard on March 19, 1707.

* Elnathan Whitman - m. Abigail Stanley
* Solomon Whitman - m. (1) Susanna Cole (2) Ruth Strong (3) Ruth Wadsworth
* Eunice Whitman - m. John Strong
* John Whitman - m. Abigail Pantry
* Sarah Whitman - m. John Trumbull
* Elizabeth Whitman - m. Thomas Strong
* Samuel Whitman - unmarried.
Spencer Lee Flower (1815-1908)

**Spencer Lee Flower** (August 7, 1815 - February 10, 1908) was a grocery merchant on Asylum Street in Hartford, Connecticut, and a resident on Fern Street in West Hartford, Connecticut.

Flower was born on August 7, 1815 in West Springfield, Massachusetts, as the son of Spencer Flower and Rosanna McIntyre, who were lifelong residents. His father was engaged in wagon manufacturing and blacksmithing. He was educated in the schools of West Springfield and remained in his native town until 1830, when he removed to Hartford, Connecticut, and clerked in the general mercantile store of Nathaniel Eggleston for about ten years. He then formed a partnership with John G. Litchfield and engaged in the grocery business on Asylum Street, under the firm name of Litchfield & Flower. When Litchfield retired, W. P. Williams became junior member of the firm of Flower & Williams, and he was in turn succeeded by E. H. Hills, the name being then changed to Flower & Hills. In 1875, Flower retired from the business, which continued under Hills & Co. For 36 years, he resided on Pleasant Street in Hartford; however, in 1890, he erected a residence on Fern Street at Concord Street in West Hartford, into which he moved in 1891.

Flower died on February 10, 1908, just months after celebrating a notable birthday with many friends and a "Hartford Courant" reporter at his residence.

## Family

Flower married first to Harriet Greenleaf

* Charles Flower - died young.
* Harriet Flower - died young.
* Charles Flower - died young.

Flower married second to Louise Terry in November 1883. They had no children.
Solomon Williams (1783-1875)

**Solomon Williams**(August 29, 1783 - October 25, 1875) was a resident of Lebanon and Manchester, Connecticut.

Williams was born on August 29, 1783 - that historic year which closed the great struggle of the American Revolutionary War - in Lebanon, Connecticut, as the son of Thomas Williams and Rebecca Wells. He was in his early life in feeble health, but entered Yale College in 1799; however, during his second year there, his health failed and he was obliged to relinquish his studies and engage in a more active life. He resided for many years in Lebanon, Connecticut, in the old parsonage of his father, and his grandfather, but removed to Hartford County in more comfortable, but not vigorous, health. His family was known for longevity, and he removed to Manchester, Connecticut, where he remained for his last years.

On October 25, 1875, Williams died at Manchester Green at the age of 92.

## Family

Williams married Martha Baker in 1806.

* Rebecca Wells Williams - m. Story Hubbard
* Thomas Scott Williams - m. Ellen Goodwin
* Samuel Porter Williams - m. (1) Lydia Hume (2) Isabella Hume
* Sarah Turnbull Williams - m. Edward Robinson
* James Baker Williams - m. (1) Elizabeth Stalham (2) Martha Story
* George Wells Williams - m. Martha Woodbridge
* William Stuart - m. Mary Edwards Goodwin
* Martha Huntington Williams - m. Bryan Edward Hooker
* Solomon Stoddard Williams - died young.
Josiah Steele (1724-1801)

**Josiah Steele** (February 25, 1724 - March 11, 1801) was a resident of West Hartford, Connecticut.

Steele was born on February 25, 1724 in West Hartford, Connecticut, as the son of Eliphalet Steele and Catherine Marshfield. In 1753, he married Elizabeth, the daughter of Reverend Benjamin Colton in town. Soon after, they removed to Hinesburg, Vermont, where they settled and raised a family of nine children.

Steele died on March 11, 1801 in Vermont.

## Family

Steele married Elizabeth Colton on December 2, 1753.

* Catherine Steele - m. Jacob Kellogg
* Elizabeth Steele - m. (1) Prentice Hosmer (2) FirstName Smith
* Amanda Steele - m. Moses Steele
* Rachel Steele - m. Jonas Barnes
* Eliphaz Steele
* Josiah Steele
* Catherine Steele
* George Steele
* Marshfield Steele
* Marshfield Steele - died young.
Rush Cheney (1815-1882)

**Rush Cheney** (April 25, 1815 - June 7, 1882) was a member of the Cheney Brothers' Silk Company in Manchester, Connecticut.

Cheney was born on April 25, 1815 in Manchester, Connecticut, as the son of George Cheney and Electa Woodbridge. He possessed inventive talent and capability in the application of mechanical principles to manufacturing, and thus contributed a very important element to the building up of the manufacture of silk fabric, in which he was engaged most of his life.

Cheney died in Manchester, Connecticut, on June 7, 1882.

## Family

Cheney married Julia Ann Goodwin on September 28, 1847.

* Harry Grant Cheney
* Robert Cheney
* Anne Wells Cheney - unmarried.
* Louise Cheney - unmarried.
William Goodwin (1733-1805)

**William Goodwin** (November 10, 1733 - May 26, 1805) was a resident of Hartford, Connecticut, and a veteran of the American Revolutionary War.

Goodwin was born on November 10, 1733 as the son of William Goodwin and Elizabeth Collier. He was a farmer residing on the Windsor road in northern Hartford, living in the house which he built, which was later occupied by his granddaughter, Margaret. Goodwin served as a corporal at the New Haven Alarm on July 5, 1779 during the American Revolutionary War in Captain Moses Seymour's company.

A veteran of the American Revolution, he died on May 26, 1805 in Hartford.

## Family

Goodwin married Margaret Cook on August 5, 1756.

* Allyn Goodwin - m. Anna Marsh
* Moses Goodwin - m. Mary Ann Burnham
Altrabelle

Aliases: None Known

Species: Artificial Intelligence – Synthetic Lifeform

Primary Function: Maintenance of and upgrades to synthetic
systems

Secondary Functions: Station maintenance, defense

Original Function: Unknown

Current Designation: Station Resident

Age: Unknown

Weight: Variable according to Chassis.

Adaptability: Unknown

Discriminatory Power: Autonymous core functionality

Energy Source: Variable according to Chassis.

Primary Operator: Unknown

History:

Altra (AB5K, current designation) was discovered on the
station when the hulk was found floating dead in space. Since that time she has
maintained other AIs and supported the station construction and maintenance.
Her origin remains unknown.
Dullahan Station

Uwan, the star of the system 523 is dying. Decaying for hundreds of years, is becoming unpredictable, emitting heat and radiation blasts on regular basis. Dead planets orbiting a dying star, a place everyone in the vicinity knows to avoid. Only ships with heavy coating can even dare to tread there and only if there is no other option.

    Such a lack of options was what Commander Arbolt of the N.S.S. Oedipus faced. Hunted by pirates on a neighboring system, with a cargo too valuable to give up and a ship too bulky to outmaneuver them, he set course for system 523. His only mistake. His last one. Oedipus was a valiant ship but not heat coated. Caught in an enormous blast from Uwan the hundreds of souls of the hulking ship perished in an instant.

    The drifting hulk was a visage that came right out of a nightmare when it was first found. Derelict, unused, empty and groaning in silence as it orbited the charred surface of a dead planet. The head of humanity that had once controlled it perished long since, titanic blasts of heat roiling through the insides of the ship, burning all organic life to cinders and purging any traces of what was once held within. As it cooled, flowing metal catalyzed and changed, leaving the structure of the station a pure ghostly white. It was the kind of place that would send chills down the backs of organics and make them wary of approaching.

Scavengers that dared to venture near claimed it, repurposed it, reformed it, turned it into a station to be used as haven for all those brave or desperate enough to happen near. A place beyond law, beyond the reach of the "civilized" world, it soon flourished. Outlaws and hunted, exiled and fugitives, or simply daring enough smugglers and every kind of shady individual soon started calling it home. Its new name, Dullahan, the ghost station.

It was here where fate brought Etoiles Mortant. The Broker was their last chance of following the trail to their target. And the Broker never left Dullahan. It was to be an easy mission, but Uwan had other plans. A sudden blast from it disabled their ship before they had docked and it was only by pure skill and luck they managed to survive. And so Dullahan became a temporary home for them. Soon they realized that fate might have brought them there for a reason. What if all those lost individuals and all their vast connections could be recruited to their cause?

Struggle after struggle they managed to establish themselves on the station, claiming parts of it as theirs. Months after their arrival a stale mate has occurred now. Resistance against them becoming more organized with time, they cannot expand at the same pace anymore. A strange symbiotic model forms, Etoiles trying to bring order in the otherwise chaotic Dullahan, but becoming part of it themselves too.
Dullahan Station Wikia

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## Welcome to the Dullahan Station Wikia

This is the wiki for the people, RP and other information related to Dullahan Station in Second Life, home of the Space Wedgie since 2016!

## Dullahan Station

Dullahan Station is located at Tyria in Second Life

Station Rules of Engagement

The drifting hulk was a visage that came right out of a nightmare when it was first found. Derelict, and groaning in silence as it orbited the surface of a dead planet.

Dullahan Station is a multi-canon sci-fi RP environment. It was built and run by the Etoiles Mortant, who rule the upper station and try to keep the corruption of the lower station contained. Visitors help create the world, any are welcome to bring guests and use the station as a place for their RP as well as participate in the unfolding story.

## Dullahan Crew

A listing of the crew, residents, guests and wanderers who frequent Dullahan Station.

## Dullahan Story Hub

Here you can find a record of important story arcs so far, backstories, and other information useful for those who want to participate in the main station RP.

## Latest activity

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Esther (Marshfield) Colton (1667-1714)

**Esther Marshfield** (September 6, 1667 - January 20, 1714) was a resident of Longmeadow, Massachusetts and Windsor, Connecticut.

Marshfield was born on September 6, 1667 in Hampden County, Massachusetts as the daughter of Samuel Marshfield and Catharine Marshfield. She was married in 1685 and removed to Enfield, Connecticut in about 1696 in order to settle and start a family.

Marshfield died on January 20, 1714 in Windsor, Connecticut.

## Family

Marshfield married Ephraim Colton on March 26, 1685.

* Josiah Colton - m. Margaret Pease
* Esther Colton - m. John Smith
* Benjamin Colton - m. (1) Ruth Taylor (2) Elizabeth Pitkin
* Sarah Colton - m. Ebenezer Bliss
* Daniel Colton - Anna Munger
* Isaac Colton - m. Mary Burt
* Margaret Colton - m. Daniel Burt, Jr.
* Nathaniel Colton - m. Sarah Miles
* Thomas Colton - unmarried. He was killed by Native Americans at Deerfield in 1724.
* Noah Colton - m. Mary Scott
* Mary Ann Colton - m. Philip Parsons
* Mary Colton
* Deborah Colton - died young.
* Abigail Colton - died young.
Noi

Name: Asagi, Noi

nick name: Noi

Species: cyborg/Kobold

Age: 30 in human years

Gender: niter (species is genderless untill they mate)

Temperament: friendly and open minded

Special traits:  loves to tinker, great with machines and robots, gifted with computers and technology. has in-dept  knowledge of robotics and cybernetics and implant ion and augmentation.

Back ground: was on there way to a new assignment when in subspace the flare from a dying star pulled them out in nearly tearing there ship apart having to make an emergency crash landing with little to no supply and having to work there way though there new home to some day being able to return home.,

Info: Noi is part of a mass produced cyborg race of kobolds. Noi is part of the Asagi line of clones and Noi is actual there number N.o1, but Noi felt more  personal and the name was taken as to there number. they can breed and reproduce when they find a mate or become intimate there body's produce hormones allowing them to change gender either for a short while or permanently. but Noi remains in state of genderless causing some confusion.  along with there unique body type Nois body is over 60% augmented many organs have been replaced along with having a cybernetic brain to allow them to connect to AIs or act as one for multiply purposes. Noi was on route to there new life as a maintenance worker on a cargo ship befor being pulled into there new home.
Hezekiah Goodwin (1692-1768)

**Hezekiah Goodwin** (March 20, 1692 - September 5, 1768) was a Selectman of Hartford, Connecticut.

Goodwin was born on March 20, 1692 in Hartford, Connecticut, as the son of Nathaniel Goodwin and Mehetable Porter. He grew up in the area and resided there throughout his entire life. He served as Selectman of Hartford in 1740 and 1747, and held various other town offices.

Goodwin died in Hartford on September 5, 1768.

## Family

Goodwin married first to Hannah Pantry in 1714. She died between 1730 and 1736.

* Hannah Goodwin - m. John Watson
* John Pantry Goodwin - m. Ann Spencer

Goodwin married second to Lydia Barnard between December 1737 and January 1739. The couple had no children.
Samuel Stone (founder of Hartford)

**Samuel Stone** (July 18, 1602 - July 20, 1663) was a Puritan minister and one of the founders of Hartford, Connecticut.

Stone was born on July 18, 1602 in Hertford, England as the son of John Stone. In 1620, he left the town to study at Emmanuel College in Cambridge, from where he graduated in 1624. He came to New England with Cotton Mather, Thomas Hooker, and other men of note, on the ship "Griffin", arriving at Boston on September 4, 1633. He became a teacher of the church at Cambridge, Massachusetts, in that fall and removed to Hartford in 1636, where he was an original proprietor of land. In 1639, his home-lot was on the north bank of the Little River. He served as chaplain to the troops under Capt. Mason in the Pequot War in 1637. After Hooker's death in 1647, Stone was the sole pastor of the First Church for almost two decades.

On July 20, 1663, Stone died in Hartford, Connecticut.

## Family

Stone married first to a woman in England before their arrival. She died around November 1640 in Hartford.

* Rebecca Stone - m. Timothy Nash
* Mary Stone - m. Joseph Fitch
* Sarah Stone - m. Thomas Butler

Stone married second to Elizabeth Allen, of Boston, around July 1641.

* Joseph Stone
* Elizabeth Stone - m. (1) William Sedgwick (2) John Roberts
* Samuel Stone - unmarried.
* Lydia Stone - died young.
* Abigail Stone - died young.
Lilitu

Name: Unknown; designation Lilitu

Age: Appears to be mid 30's

Weight: Roughly 120

Enhancements: Remote interfacing and brain augmentation

Build:  Enhanced genetic modification and bone strengthening. Hyper metabolism.

Skills: Black and covert ops systems infiltration and networking

History:  Lilitu is a member of the Tree of Shells.   Each member of this covert mercenary squad takes a designation of one of the demons of this ancient occult system.   Because of this it is estimated their numbers vary between 10 or 22 individuals.  They are a known asset to the Transhumanist genetics movement and a operatives of numerous corporate entities who support these ideals of human perfection and purity.   These groups range from forward facing medical tech innovators to open terrorist organizations that have been involved in small planetary cullings of A.I. Systems in the past.  Currently all other members of her team are missing or unknown status.  It is likely she will be trying to contact them as she remains on the station.

Lilitu's muscle structure is highly advanced, roughly three times that of a normal human.  A side effect however is a strain to her body and systems that leaves her in a state of constant pain as the muscles strain against bone in a nearly crushing pressure on those and her organs.   Her metabolism and healing is faster than a general humans requiring roughly 10000 calories a day as well as cycling toxins and drugs out of her system at an increased rate.   She is known to be dependant on pain killers as a result and has displayed violence when not properly medicated.

Most recently she crashed into the side of the Dullahan when Uwan recently flared.  90 percent of her body was burned and parts of her suit seem to of melted into her skin.  Her distrust of robotics has led her to set up on the Undership for the time being.   She seems to want compensation for the damages to her ship and body and has been seen setting up deals with a number of individuals on the station.   She also has been observed stealing from the unprotected medical bay on numerous occasions and making threats of scrapping units or harvesting skin from donors.
Simon Huntington (1583-1633)

**Simon Huntington** (August 7, 1583 - May 11, 1633) was the immigrant ancestor to the United States of the Huntington family.

Huntington was born on August 7, 1583 in London, England. He lived in London for many years. After his marriage in England, the couple started a family and intended to remove to Massachusetts. In 1633, the family boarded a ship and sailed across the Atlantic Ocean. However, on the way to Boston, Massachusetts (specifically Roxbury), Huntington suffered from smallpox.

On May 11, 1633, Huntington died en route to Massachusetts from smallpox. He was buried at sea.

## Family

Huntington married first.

* William Huntington - m. Joanna Bayley

Huntington married second to Margaret Barrett in England.

* Christopher Huntington - m. Ruth Rockwell
* Simon Huntington - m. Sarah Clarke
* Thomas Huntington
* Ann Huntington - no other information.
Melody

Unit Name: M3lody

Make: Persocom

Model: Kawoid

Specific Function:

Serial Number: 115-25-7433

Hardware Specs

CPU: ACS CCU - ARM\* 64-bit (1.9 Petahertz♦)

BIOS: Lexi UEFI

Memory: 1.9 Terabytes♣

HDD: 1 Petabyte SSD♠

OS: DRGN 888 - Cute and Lawful Edition

Remote access: Hightower Industries remote sensing system

CwantumCore Emotional response matrix

Preloaded Software info:

Panda inside Core Kawaii Doll 4.2

Typhoon Sexdrive Systems 2.0 Custom Edition

RoboRoam Initiative Systems

Developed Persona(s):

Strong type                  sub type                 Alternates

Agent                           Bondage-Dol          Ambaral

Combative                    meek                     Constance

Dominant                      playful

Elegant                         Submissive

Evalloop

Evil

Free-Will

Guardian

Harper

Loving

Lustful

medical

Ms.Pet-Trainer

Naive

Playful

Silent

Stubborn

uncoupled

BIo/BackStory:

\*A type of mobile processor, typically found in cell phones and tablets.

♣One step above a Gigabyte

♦1,900,000 Gigahertz

♠1,000,000 GB, SSD isn’t magnetic, so you don’t loose data when you fall.
Mike Ocean

Mike Ocean

Age: 38

Height 2m

Weight 95kg

On Dullahan, Mike makes his living as a general engineer, fixing what he can and modifying things to do what they were never built to do.  He has a particular skill with repairing, upgrading and reprogramming various synthetics.

He tries not to get involved in the politics of the station and manages to stay on each side's good graces by providing his expertise to all those that ask and pay.  He doesn't outwardly carry a weapon but he's made off comments in the past about not being defenseless.

Before his time on the station, Mike served over ten years in the fleet and he'll happily retell stories over a cold pint.  Most of his time was spent on small frigates and destroyers that operated independently of the main line battle groups.  He performed many different jobs while in the service but showed a real skill in engineering with a reasonable proficiency in piloting.  He's joked that while he can shoot he prefers to make up for accuracy with volume of fire.

After his time in the fleet, Mike opened a small private business making repairs and alterations to starships at Gateway Station.  For reasons he won't fully discuss he left the business and made for the fringes where he eventually ended up on Dullahan Station.
Dullahan Crew

### The Etoiles Mortant

* Koar
* Alima Nighteyes
* Na'Amah

### Station Residents

* Rosa
* Rayzor Akuma Takashi
* Lec Huygens
* Altrabelle
* Quinn
* Alfa 03
* Melody
* Kharon
* Alycia Griffin
* Bow
* Lilitu
* Zivraka
* Sahale
* Sunny
* Mike Ocean
* Ijihara
* Noi
* Susky the Crystal Child
* Mugen
* Mizuko
* Dyv3ke
* Cyron
* Alexia Ross
* Kale
* Skall Thraxis
* Thales
* Hema Sine
* Ibelina
* Sasa
* Petra Evans
* GU3RA
* Aoife MacMillan
* Star Icthan
* Nodoka Hanamura
* VM-0002 Mew
* Sera
* Nathaniel Zanzibar
* Maxwell Davis
* Amun
* Harper Scarlett
* Gashan
* Sagar
* M5482
* Sagmir