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/> •' •■ 1^^-" '-'fie^'A' - 6 fi: i, :-p t :> ■ -t * • • g.J ^'. r r''* ii.s ^ , ! r'^n • ?-<^:« •■•b .0 f f:;:.V^ li*r¥iN ^ J.14 .. ii-5l. -; -,v ,.' : ¥ m .* A« gS'.l* -.. • -'•" >: .,' ; .TF-J'a-k ••., v.. •< . ,. -v^- .• • •-•'«^- if Vni: " e'- >•■' -. • ** i V C--'- * ^1 : ijfeil ^ si * ^'■^K-r I ":. .^ The Crandalls of Rhode Is- ^.S?-': .1 ■ ^>.5 .-.- .*nis CRANDALL land are of Welsh descent. i ri'ryiv^- ■ • ••/ ■ j Ev " •ins the name in that language being Craum Dell, meaning iron dell. Several >:-C>^ of this name arrived at Boston, Massachusetts. •c,.'. .. •^. ?v•• - ■•>; ^.;: ».M. as early as 1634. r 1 t 1 ^^■' ' " .v^ *■;'Ijth (I) The ancestor of the New York branch. k • - - :--.fej . ; Rev. John Crandall, appears in Massachusetts . ,• irth, records in 1635. At that time the persecution of Roger Williams was causing great excite ment in the colonies, many being opposed to -i ■ s f? ••of- the extreme measures of the Puritans. In the autumn of 1635 the church at Salem dismissed him from their pulpit, and he was ordered to leave the colony in six weeks. In the winter of >;''lSv-'.. '. re»T' ' " .' ^ . -,, fv ;• f•• - 1636 the authorities at Boston ordered his -..•Wk - . .^. W arrest but he learned of their plans and fled into the wilderness, reaching Narragansctt Bay -.4^ in the spring. He was treated kindly by the sachems of Narragansett Indians, from whom ■■■:||-f; - " he obtained large grants of land and founded 38 NEW YORK. the city of Providence. Rev. John Crandall 1752; married, September 23, 1715, Dorcas was also persecuted for his religious opinions, Ellis, who died prior to 1744, daughter of and, after his imprisonment in Boston, sought James Ellis, of Stonington, Rhode Island. Sam safety in Providence, soon after was of New- uel was a son of Thomas Casey, born 1637, {)ort. where he was associated with the early died at Newport, Rhode Island, 1711; married Jiaptists, later still was of Westerly, Rhode Sarah Davis, who died in 1706. Children of Island, where lie was the first elder of the Jeremiah Crandall: Samuel, of whom further; Baptist church. He was prominent in the Esther, born March 13, 1753; Jeremiah, Sep latter town, which he represented as deputy. tember 19, 1755 ; Dorcas. May 24,1758; James, He died at Newport, Rhode Island, 1678, hav January 29, 1764. died July 22. 1848. ing moved there on account of the Indian (IV) Samuel, eldest child of Jeremiah and war. He had two wives; the first died August Elizabeth (Casey) Crandall, was born in South I, 1670, the second wife, Hannah, died 1678. Kingston. Rhode Island, September 18, 1750; Children of first wife: i. John, <lied 1704: died in the town of Ghent. Columbia county. married Elizabeth Gorton; five children. 2. .New York, .\ugust 25, 1822. He settled in James. 3. Jane, died 1715: married Job Bab- Dutchess county. New York, after his mar cock. 4. Sarah, married Josiah Witter, ^ riage and prior to the revolutionary war. He Peter, died 1734; married Mary ; he was a member of the Society of Friends and was deputy,justice of the peace, and lieutenant. a school teacher. Ele removed to Gplumbia 6, Joseph, died 1737: married Deborah Bur- county about 1794. At the first election held in dick; three children. 7. Samuel, died 1736: Chatham, in that county, April 7, 1818. he.was married (first) Sarah Colley; married (sec elected commissioner of public schools. There ond) Hannah Ga>dord : seven children. Chil was (juite a numerous settlement of Quakers dren of second wife: 8. Jeremiah, died 1718; ill the eastern part of the town of Ghent, and married Priscilla \\'artier. 9. Eber. of whom among tliem none bore a better reputation than further. Samuel Crandall. He married, January 11. (II) Eber, youngest son of Rev. John and 1776, in Dutchess county, Keziah Stillwell. his second wife, Hannah Crandall, was born Children: Esther, born August 4, 1776, died 1676, died 1727. He was made a freeman of [777; William Pitt, October 31, 1777; Anna. Westerly, June 29, 1702. He bought land in November 20, 1780, died 1782; Mercy. Febru- 1709; will proved September 15, 1727. He '^0' 4i 1783: Stephen, of whom further: Paul lived in Westerly and Newport. Rhode Island. ine, September 7, 1790; Elihu, September 2. He married (first) , (second) 1/95;. Lanphere. (third) Mary Cottrcll, who (\ ) Stejihen, fifth child and second son of died 1727, In his will he says: "To my wife Samuel and Keziah (Stillwell) Crandall, was Mary equal share of whole estate, with all her born in Dutchess county. New York, Decem children and mine that J had also by my for ber 9, 1786; died December 12. 1839, at Port- mer wife, to each child, John, Eber, Samuel. and. New York. He moved from Kinder- Joseph, children I had by my second wife and hook to Portland, New York, 1836. He mar to my five children, that my now wife liath ried. Jamiary 22, 1818, Christianna Benjamin, living, Mary, Nathaniel. Jonathan, Ebenezer born at Ghent, New York, June 12, 1792, died and Jeremiah, one-tenth of estate, when said October I, 1868, daughter of William Benja- children are of age. Executors may sell land niin born at Preston, Connecticut, April 16 and put children out apprentice." 1768, died November. 1841. He married, Janu (III) Jeremiah, ninth child of Eber, and ary 24. 1790, Mary Juliana Beebe, died Febru- youngest by his third wife, Mary (Cottrell) 1832, aged sixty-three years, daughter Crandall. was baptized 1718, in Rhode Island; of John Beebe, born December 5, 1727- mar died at Ghent, Columbia county, New York. ried November 9, 1749, Mary Hill, daughter About the time of the revolutionary war he ot James, and granddaughter of John Hill settled in Dutchess county, New York later John Beebe, .son of John Beebe, born Decem joining others of his family in Ghent! He ber r, 1701, at New London, Connecticut, died married, at South Kingston, Rhode Island, Juiy 15, 1788, at Canaan, New York; mar- February 2, 1746-47, Elizabeth Casey, born in ned about 1726. Ruth Pratt, born March 16 Kingston Rhode Island, 1720, daughter of I/06, died September 15. 1794, daughter of Samuel Casey, born about 1686, died March Joseph and Sarah Pratt. John Beebe, son of NEW YORK. 39 Benjamin Beebe, born about 1663, at New ington. Connecticut; married. March, 1764. London. Connecticut, died about 1752; mar Deborah, born November 10,1734, at Branford, ried Hannah Wheeler. Benjamin Beebe. son Connecticut, daughter of Benjamin Barnes, of John Beebe. born 1628, died 1708; married born December 13, 1702, died February ir, Abigail York, about 1655. born 1638. died 1770. He married, December 7. 1727, Han March 9, 1725, daughter of James York, of nah Abbott. The son of Stephen Barnes, born Stonington. William Benjamin, son of Eben- at Southampton, Long Lsland. married Mary ezer Benjamin, died December 22. 1789. at the Barnes. Stephen, said to be a son of Samuel, age of fifty-five years; married, November 26, of Easthampton, Long Island, who was a son of 1761, his cousin. fhcEbe Benjamin, baptized Joshua Barnes, of Easthampton, Long Island. September 29, 1745, died November 2, 1813. Luke, son of Hawkins Hart, born March i. daughter of Daniel Benjamin, born in Preston. ryoS.at Wallingford.Connecticut.died .April 17. Connecticut, September 17, 1714, died July 31, 1756, at Southington; married (second), April 1756; married Phcebe Guile, March 13. 1739, 5. 1738. Estiier (iridley.born Alarch 17. i7o6.at or 1740. Daniel Benjamin was brother of Farniington. Hawkins, son of Hawkins Plart, Obed Benjamin, who was born in Barnstable, born at Farmington. 1677. died May 24. 1733. Mas.sachusetts, August 15, 1701, died 1738; at Wallingford: married. September 7, 1701, married Mary Yarrington. Obed Benjamin Sarah Royce, born April 3, 1683, at Walling was son of Joseph Benjamin, born about 1664, ford, Connecticut, died January 31, 1733. He at Barnstable, Massachusetts, died 1738; mar was a son of Thomas Hart, born 1643, died ried, August 25, 1698, Elizabeth Cook, of Pres .August 27. 1726; married Ruth Hawkins, born ton, Connecticut. Joseph Benjamin was son October 24. 1649, died October 9, 1724. Sam of Joseph Benjamin, who was born in New uel, son of John George P)andall. born 1754, Town (Cambridge, Massachusetts), Septem died .April 8,1832; married (first), 1779, Sarah ber 16, 1633, son of John Benjamin, the first Barber, born 1761. died 1829. daughter of Dr. of that name in America, an emigrant from Samuel Barber, born 1714, died January. 1797 : England, in 1632. Stephen and Christianna married (second) Hannah, born June 8. 1728. (Benjamin)Crandall had ten children: Urania ; died 1819, daughter of Noah l luniphrey, born William Benjamin, of whom further ; Samuel, in Simsbury, 1707, where he died; married. of whom further; James: l losea Ballou. (if April 27, 1726. Hannah Case, born January whom elsewhere; Mary P.; Winchester; Lydia 30, 1(598-99, Noah, son of Samuel Plumphrey. H.; Edward; Matilda. born May 15, 1656. died June 15. 1736: mar (VT) William Benjamin, eldest son of Ste ried Mary Mills, born December 8, 1662, died phen and Christianna (Benjamin) Crandall. .April 4,1730. Samuel, son of Alichael Humph born in Dutchess county. New York, August rey. who married, October 14, 1647. Priscilla 22, 1820; died in Westfield. New York, July Grant, born in England. September 14. 1626. 16, 1890. He married, November 16, 1848, at Dr. Samuel (2) Barber, son of Samuel (i) Westfield, New York, Sylvia S. Bandall, born Barber, who wa.s born 1690, died December 18. February 19. 1825. at Winsted, Connecticut, 1725 ; married. December 17, 1712.

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