Historical records matching Sarah Hayward
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About Sarah Hayward
Sarah (Stone)Butler, born about 1640, m. Thomas Butler of Hartford
- Parents: Samuel Stone b: July 30, 1602 in Hertford County, England d: July 20, 1663 in Hartford, Connecticut & Rebecca Wright
Married
- Thomas Butler b: February 26, 1636/37 in England m: 1658 d: 1690 in Connecticut
- Henry Hayward
Family
Richard Webb’s wife was Elizabeth ____, widow of Seth Grant. Elizabeth died at Norwalk, 24 Jan 1680/1 and a distribution was made to a daughter of Seth Grant in March 1681.[15]
Richard and his wife had no recorded children. Richard Webb of New Haven and Stamford was not his son.[16]
He had no children, but took Sarah, youngest dau. of the Rev. Samuel Stone and brought her up.
Thomas Butler, husband of Sarah[11] Stone, claimed a child's portion, on behalf of his wife, of the estate. Sarah was the daughter of Rev. Samuel Stone and had lived with Webb after her father's death.[12][13][14]
From the 1st book of Grants and Deeds:
In 1677 his widow, Elizabeth Webb, employed her "Beloved Brother, John Gregory, to make an agreement with Thomas Butler, of Hartford, and his wife," they "laying claime to the estate of her husband, Richard Webb, deceased." Widow Elizabeth Webb d. Jan. 24, 1680."
"Elissabeth Webb, the widow of Richard Webb, formerly of Norwalke, deceased the twenty fowreth of January, 1680."[19]
Origins
Children of Rev. Samuel Stone by 1st wife, Rebecca Wright [1]
- Samuell Stone, baptized 13 Sep 1632 in Towcester, Northamptonshire[6], possibly died young
- John Stone b. say 1634 attended Harvard and Cambridge, not named in his father's will, so probably died before 1663 and without issue.
- Rebekah Stone, born about 1636, m. Timothy Nash
- Mary Stone, born about 1638, m. Joseph Fitch, settled in East Windsor
- Sarah Stone, born about 1640, m. Thomas Butler of Hartford
References
- Tarbert, Jesse. “The Identity and English Ancestry of Rev. Samuel Stone's First Wife: Rebecca Wright, Granddaughter of Rev. Richard Rogers,” NEHGR (NEHGS, Boston, 2022) Vol. 176, WN. 704, Page 389-405 < AmericanAncestors >; Page 404-405. (document attached).
- http://oyennest.net/genealogy/outline/stone.htm
- Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut, Lucius Barnes Barbour, p. 138. < GoogleBooks >
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Sarah Hayward's Timeline
| 1635 |
April 3, 1635
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| 1661 |
March 10, 1661
Age 25
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1661
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Wintonbury, Connecticut Colony, Colonial America
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| 1662 |
1662
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Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut, United States
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| 1664 |
1664
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Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut, Colonial America
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| 1665 |
1665
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Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut Colony, Colonial America
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| 1667 |
September 23, 1667
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Hartford, Connecticut Colony, Colonial America
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1672
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Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut, Colonial America
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1672
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Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
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