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1 Ruth Corliss Clark Elford Lessey Clark Gracie Adelle Johnson Merritt Ancestry: 1 Ruth Corliss Clark William B. Clark Merritt Thomas Clark Elizabeth (Rebecca) Ann Turner Daniel Alling+ Theophilus Alling Parnell Smith+ Lucius Alling Josiah Pardee+ Eunice Pardee Sybil Johnson+ Lewis Henry Alling Levi Hotchkiss+ Elipha Hotchkiss Phebe Hitchcock+ Harriet Hotchkiss Darius Folsom+ Nancy Folsom Ann Wheeler+ Hattie Elizabeth Alling Abraham Tolles+ Chauncey Tolles Elizabeth Morris+ Lewis H. Tolles Charles Bradley+ Eunice Bradley Rachel Dickerman+ Mary Hale Tolles Col Elihu Sanford+ Tubal Cain Sanford Sarah Thorpe+ Sarah Elizabeth Sanford Roger Newton+ Polly Newton Elford Lessey Clark Elizabeth Mary Peck+ Nathan Johnson+ Gracie Adelle Johnson Nathan Johnson Mary Russell Asel (Asahel) Johnson John Elithorpe+ Sybil Elithorpe Elisabeth Marsh George H. Johnson Ephraim Hyde+ Nathaniel Hyde Martha Giddings+ Sarah (Sally) Hyde Capt. David Strong+ Sarah (Sally) Strong Sarah Warner+ Frank Henry Johnson Samuel Landon+ David Landon Bethia Tuthill+ William Landon Nathaniel Ruggles+ Rebecca Ruggles Ann Bartlett+ Adeline Landon Lyon Loper+ Samuel Loper Suzanna Fyler+ Elizabeth Loper Daniel Chittenden+ Abigail Chittenden Abigail Downe+ Timothy Corliss+ Samuel Corliss Ann Willoughby+ Willoughby Corliss Daniel Silver+ Hannah Silver Suzanna Austin+ John Bliss Corliss Richard Chamberlain+ Benjamin Chamberlain Abigail Wright+ Martha (Polly) Chamberlain Sarah Cordeliah Corliss Samuel Pennock+ David Pennock Mercy Chapman+ Arza Clark Pennock Samuel Hickok+ Azuba Margaret Hickok Margaret Squire+ Harriet Pennock Seth Shove+ Levi Shove Jemima Barnum Betsy Shove Jacob Weed+ Abigail Weed Abigail Tuttle+ Ancestry: 80 Daniel Alling John Allen James Alling Roger Alling Margaret Coppin Samuel Alling Thomas Nash Mary Nash John Baker Nicholas Baker Margery Madestard Marjory Baker Mary Hodgetts John Winston Elizabeth Winston Elizabeth Austin Capt Daniel Alling Rebecca Cooper John Cooper John Cooper John Thompson Mary Thompson Dorothy -- Ancestry: 81 Parnell Smith George Smith Samuel Smith Sarah -- Capt. Samuel Smith Capt George Lamberton Obediance Lamberton Margeret Lewen John Cooper John Cooper Mary Cooper John Thompson Mary Thompson Dorothy -- Lamberton Smith Bathshua Burwell John Burwell Samuel Burwell Alice Heath Samuel Burwell James Fenn Benjamin Fenn Joan Turney Sarah Fenn Sylvester Baldwin+ Sylvester Baldwin Jane Willis (Wilde) Sarah Baldwin Thomas Bryan Sarah Bryan William Bunnill Benjamin Bunnill Benjamin Wilmot Benjamin Wilmot Ann Wilmot Ann Ladd Rebecca Bunnill Peter Mallory Rebeckah Mallory Adam Preston William Preston Isabel Braithwait Mary Preston Edward Sale+ Elizabeth Sale Elizabeth Gifford+ Ancestry: 82 Josiah Pardee John Pardee Rev Anthony Pardee George Pardee Anstice Cox Katherine Lane Joseph Pardee Elizabeth Payne William Payne John Payne John Brockett Abigail Brockett Ancestry: 83 Sybil Johnson John Johnson William Johnson John Johnson John Hall Sarah Hall John Woolen Jane Woolen Rev John Sherman Daniel Sherman Edmund Sherman+ Edmund Sherman Ann Clark Mary Gibbs Judith Angier Abigail Sherman Nicholas Street+ Nicholas Street Mary -- Rev Nicholas Street Giles Gilbert Suzanna Gilbert Joan Pearce Abiah Street Abraham Johnson Sarah Gilbert Matthew Gilbert John Gilbert Jane Baker Sgt John Gilbert Thomas Gregson John Gregson Ann Twyford+ Thomas Gregson Joane -- Sarah Gregson Jane -- William Ives Joseph Ives Hannah -- Mary Ives Rev David Yale Thomas Yale Frances Lloyd Thomas Yale George Lloyd Ann Lloyd Mary Yale Capt Nathaniel Turner Mary Turner Ancestry: 84 Levi Hotchkiss Allan Hotchkiss+ John Hotchkiss Mary Cotton Samuel Hodgkins Thomas Nevett Margaret Nevett Ann Taylor+ Daniel Hotchkiss Elizabeth Cleverly Daniel Hotchkiss Richard Sperry Esther Sperry Dennis -- William Bradley+ William Bradley Agnes Margates+ William Bradley Johanna Waddington Isaiah Wood Roger Prichard Alice Prichard Frances -- Suzanna Bradley John Thompson Mercy Thompson Richard Harrison Ellen Harrison Eliphalet Hotchkiss Comfort Harger Jabez Harger Jabez Harger George Tomlinson Henry Tomlinson Maria Hyde Margeret Tomlinson Alice -- Thomas Gilbert Thomas Gilbert Lydia -- Jonathan Gilbert John Chapin+ Samuel Chapin Phillipe Easton Catherine Chapin Henry Penney Cicely Penny Jane -- Ann Gilbert Rev Adam Blakeman James Blackman Jane Wheeler Hannah Blackman Francis Stiles Miriam Stiles Sarah -- Ancestry: 85 Phebe Hitchcock Mathias Hitchcock Nathaniel Hitchcock Elizabeth -- Ebenezer Hitchcock John Moss Elizabeth Moss Edward Perkins Jonathan Perkins Elizabeth Butcher Anna Perkins Anthony Elcock Mary Elcock Jonathan Hitchcock Abigail Beecher John Beecher Isaac Beecher Hannah -- Isaac Beecher Mary -- Samuel Beecher William Roberts Joanna Roberts Joanna -- John Farrington Nathaniel Farrington William Buller+ William Bullard Grace Bignett+ Mary Bullard Hannah Farrington Nathaniel Whiting Sarah Whiting John Dwight Hannah Dwight Hannah -- Ancestry: 86 Darius Folsom Adam Folsom+ Adam Folsom Grace -- John Folsom Agnes -- Samuel Folsom Edward Gilman+ Edward Gilman Mary Gilman Mary Clark Israel Folsom Thomas Roby Judge Henry Roby Mary Robie Ruth -- Joseph Berry Nathaniel Berry Rachel Lewis Rachel Berry Thomas Felbrigge Thomas Philbrick Elizabeth -- James Philbrick William Knopp Elizabeth Knopp Elizabeth Reade+ Elizabeth Philbrook Ann -- Samuel Folsom Ann Bingham Thomas Bingham Thomas Bingham Thomas Bingham Anna Fenton Samuel Bingham Lt Jonathan Rudd Mary Rudd William Bircher Thomas Birchard Catherine Finch+ Mary Birchard Rev. Henry Robinson+ Mary Robinson Elizabeth Orvyce+ William Ripley John Ripley Joshua Ripley Edmund Hobart Rev Peter Hobart Margeret Dewey Elizabeth Hobart Richard Ibrook Elizabeth Ibrook Margaret -- Faith Ripley William Bradford+ Gov William Bradford Alice Hanson+ William Bradford Alexander Carpenter+ Alice Carpenter Hannah Bradford Thomas Richards Alice Richards Welthian Loring Ancestry: 87 Ann Wheeler Ephraim Wheeler Timothy Wheeler Ann Turney Timothy Wheeler Thomas Turney+ Benjamin Turney Robert Turney John Odell+ Mary Odell Joan Bingley Rebecca Turney Samuel Holly John Holly Elizabeth -- Elizabeth Holly Mary -- James Wakelee Henry Wakelee Jacob Wakelee Henry Burtt Henry Burt Isett -- Sarah Burt Richard March+ Ulaliah March Joan Martyn Ann Wakelee Timothy Wheeler Abigail Burritt William Burritt Stephen Burritt Elizabeth -- Charles Burritt Francis Nichols Isaac Nichols Sarah Nichols Margery -- Robert Lockwood Daniel Lockwood Susannah Norman Daniel Lockwood Thomas Sherwood Abigail Sherwood Mary -- Mary Lockwood Jehu Burr Daniel Burr Abigail Burr Francis Brewster Nathaniel Brewster Lucy -- Abigail Brewster John Reynes Abigail Reynes Ancestry: 88 Abraham Tolles Henry Tolles Henry Tolles Sarah -- John Thomas Daniel Thomas Tabitha -- Dorothy Thomas John Thompson Rebecca Thompson Dorothy -- Daniel Tolles Thankful Smith George Smith Samuel Smith Sarah -- Capt. Samuel Smith Capt George Lamberton Obediance Lamberton Margeret Lewen John Cooper John Cooper Mary Cooper John Thompson Mary Thompson Dorothy -- Ancestry: 89 Elizabeth Morris Thomas Morris Joseph Morris Elizabeth -- Thomas Morris John Winston Esther Winston Elizabeth Austin Matthew Gilbert Matthew Gilbert Jane Baker Sarah Gilbert William Peck Joseph Peck Elizabeth -- Sarah Peck William Parker Sarah Parker Asa Morris Margerey -- Hannah Brown Francis Brown Eleazor Brown Mary Edwards Gershom Brown Rev Peter Bulkeley+ Thomas Bulkeley Jane Allen+ Sarah Bulkeley Rev John Jones Sarah Jones Sarah -- Eleazor Brown Richard Mansfield Moses Mansfield Gilian Drake Hannah Mansfield Henry Glover Mercy Glover Helena Russell Matthew Rowe John Rowe Robert Abbot Sarah Abbot Mary -- Sarah Rowe Joseph Alsop Abigail Alsop Adam Preston William Preston Isabel Braithwait Elizabeth Preston Edward Sale+ Elizabeth Sale Elizabeth Gifford+ Ancestry: 90 Charles Bradley William Bradley+ William Bradley Agnes Margates+ William Bradley Johanna Waddington Benjamin Bradley Roger Prichard Alice Prichard Frances -- Benjamin Bradley John Thompson Elizabeth Thompson Richard Harrison Ellen Harrison Simon Tuttle+ William Tuttle Isabel Wells+ Thomas Tuttle Elizabeth Hill Thomas Tuttle Hannah Powell Martha Tuttle Thomas Browne Thomas Browne Andrew Sanford Mary -- Mary Sanford Edward Botsford+ Henry Botsford Alice Prior+ Mary Botsford Thomas Woolhead Elizabeth Woolhead Benjamin Bradley Alice Lambert Mabel Sperry Richard Sperry John Sperry Dennis -- Richard Sperry Stephen Post John Post Eleanor Panton Elizabeth Post William Hyde Hester Hyde Benjamin Wilmot Benjamin Wilmot William Wilmot Ann Ladd Elizabeth Wilmot John Thomas Sarah Thomas Tabitha -- Ancestry: 91 Rachel Dickerman George Dickerman Thomas Dickerman Alice -- Abraham Dickerman John Whittington Ellen Whittington Margaret Hill Abraham Dickerman John Cooper Mary Cooper Abraham Dickerman Henry Glover John Glover Helena Russell Elizabeth Glover Edward Daniel Stephen Daniel Joanna Daniel Thomas Gregson+ Anna Gregson Jane -- Edward Perkins Jonathan Perkins Elizabeth Butcher Eleanor Perkins Anthony Elcock Mary Elcock John Dickerman Esther Sperry Richard Sperry Lt. Daniel Sperry Dennis -- Joseph Sperry William Peck Joseph Peck Elizabeth -- Deborah Peck William Parker Sarah Parker Margerey -- Benjamin Wilmot Benjamin Wilmot William Wilmot Ann Ladd John Wilmot John Thomas Sarah Thomas Tabitha -- Anna Wilmot John Clark John Clark Sarah Clark George Smith Sarah Smith Sarah -- Ancestry: 92 Col Elihu Sanford Ezechiell Sanford+ Thomas Sanford Rose Warner+ Ephraim Sanford Sarah -- Samuel Sanford Thomas Powell Mary Powell Priscilla (Patricia) -- Cornet David Sanford Richard Baldwin+ Nathaniel Baldwin
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