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Mary CANFIELD was born about 1622 in Milford CT. She died in 1680 in Milford CT.

"Mary Camp [i.e., Mary CANFIELD, though this maiden name is somewhat of a conjecture] married (2) John Lane of Milford (Milford Vital Records: "Lane. John, widower of Milford married 4 Apr. 1666 Campe, widow yt lived at Chestnut Hill in New Haven Parish by Mr. Treat Majestrat in Mildorf.") He children were brought up in the Lane home and her son, Edward, was referred to as "Edward Camp of Milford," to distinguish him from his father who was known as "Edward Camp of New Haven." John Lane died in 1669 ..... " --- Nell Jones Carter, *Camp, Jones and Related Families*, Tallahassee FL 1977, p 7

"The first name of the wife of Edward Camp was MARY. In her will, dated February 22, 1680, she says: "I leave Brother Canfield & John Fiske as overseers." This was undoubtedly Thomas Canfield who was witness to the will. There were then two men of that name, father and son, in Milford. The son was born October 14, 1654, and married February 26, 1679, Rebecca Adkinson ..., and as Mary Camp was born about 1622, she did not probably refer to ther son, Thomas Canfield, as "brother." If this designation is to be taken literally, Thomas Canfield the father was her brother. He married before 1650, Phebe Crane, of Wethersfield ... It is not improbable that Mary Camp was a sister of either Thomas Canfield or Phebe Crane. There are indications in the Milford records of some relationship between these two families, and Samuel Camp, son of Mary, was one of the witnesses to the will of Thomas Canfield, Februaru 23, 1687-88, and in 1695 married his widow. It is thought to be most likely that widow Camp's maiden name was MARY CANFIELD, and that she was a sister of Thomas Canfield, 1st, the settler." (P) [A paragraph follows discussing the marriage of John Lane of Milford, 4 Apr 1662, to "the widow Camp that lived at Chestnut Hill." John Lane had no children by her.] (P) Mary Camp Lane died in 1680. Her will, dated Frebruary 22, 1680, names her "foure children," Samuel, Edward, Mercy Baldwin and Mary Briscoe, her daughter, Mehitabel Camp (wife of Edward), "daughter-in-law Sarah Gunn," and "son-in-law Jobamah Gunn." It should be noticed that she does not mention a wife of her son Samuel, and the reason as shown elsewhere was that Hannah Betts, the first wife of Samuel Camp, had died about a month before her will was made. Her inventory amounted to #65 [pounds] 142. 10d. (New Haven Probate Records, I. pt. 2, 80; New Haven County Court Records, I: 125.) --- William F. J. Boardman, *The Ancestry of William Francis Joseph Boardman, Hartford, Connecticut*, Hartford CT, 1906, p 214-216

"CANFIELD, CAMPFIELD, CAMFIELD *Thomas Canfield and Matthew Canfield descendants 1897. MATTHEW (chiefly Camfield) Bapt. Harlestone, co. Northampton, Eng., 27 Feb 1604. New Haven (Conn.) 1639, Norwalk 1652, Newark 1666. d. Newark ca June 1673. THOMAS. New Haven (Conn.) 1639, Milford 1646. d. Milford by 22 Aug 1689. Freeman. Sergeant. Deputy. Surveyor." --- Meredith B Colket, *Founders of Early American Families*, Cleveland OH 1985, p 59 Children were:

Samuel (1) CAMP Lt, Deacon.