Hall AncestryG. P. Putnam's sons, 1896 - 507 ページ |
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Abigail April army August became Binghamton Boreman Boston Brenton Hall brother buried Capt Captain Catharine Charles Bulkeley Cheshire child church College Collins Colony command Concord Conn Connecticut Court daugh daughter Deacon death descendants died Earl Edward eldest Elizabeth England Eunice father February Governor graduated grandson Hannah Hartford Haven Henry High Ongar honor Hugh Indians January John Eliot John Hall John Robbins Jonathan Jonathan Law Jonathan Parsons Joseph Josiah Judge July June King Lady land lineal ancestor lived Lord Lyman Hall Lyme Margaret marriage married Mary Martha Matthew Griswold Mehetable Middletown November October Parsons's pastor Peter Bulkeley Phebe preached Prescott probably records removed Richard Mather Robert Rocky Hill Samuel Hall Samuel Holden Parsons Saybrook second wife settled settlers Skirpenbeck sons Springfield Standish Thomas Thomas Boreman town Wallingford Washington Wethersfield widow William Brenton Wolcott Wright Yale York
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