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About Capt. Daniel Fitch
He settled in the North Parish of New London, now Montville, near the Norwich line. It appears that he lived at one time in Preston, as a partial record of his family is found in that town. He was an active soldier in the Indian ware of his day. His inventory shows that he owned three farms in North Parish, one at Trading Cove, on which he lived, one at Dry Brook, and one lying on both sides of the path leading to Hartford, through Montville and Colchester. The homestead farm at Trading Cove was a town grant to his father, and a portion of it still occupied by his descendants.
HISTORY OF MONTVILLE, CONNECTICUT., Henry A Baker, Hartford, CT, 1896, p. 381
The following children were by Reverend James Fitch and his second wife, Priscilla Mason. All were born in Norwich, Connecticut .
CAPT. DANIEL FITCH was born August 16, 1665. He married Mary Sherwood of
Fairfield, Connecticut. He was active in the Indian Wars and settled near New London,
Connecticut at a town called Montville. Their children were: Adonijah, James, Lemuel,
Mary and Daniel. CAPT. JOHN FITCH was born in January of 1667. He lived in Windham, Connecticut and was active in local government. He married Elizabeth Waterman of Norwich on July 10, 1695. John died May 24, 1743 and Elizabeth died June 25, 1751. Children were: Elizabeth, Miriam, Priscilla and John Jr.
CAPT. JEREMIAH FITCH was born about 1670. He moved from Lebanon to Coventry,
Connecticut about 1703. He was a soldier, surveyor and town official. He married Ruth
Gifford of Norwich. He died in Coventry on May 22, 1736 and Ruth died after 1756. The
children were: Jeremiah, Lucy, Ruth, Hannah, Abner, Gideon, Elisha, James, Joseph and
Stephen. REV. JABEZ FITCH was born in April, 1672. He graduated from Harvard in 1694. He became a Fellow at Harvard and then was ordain minister in Ipswich, Massachusetts in 1703. He took over a church in Portsmouth, New Hampshire (then part of Massachusetts) in 1725 and remained there until his death on November 22, 1746. He married Elizabeth Appleton of Ipswich on July 26, 1704. Their children were: Elizabeth, John, James, Margaret, Anne and Mary.
ANNE FITCH was born in April, 1675. She married Lieut. Joseph Bradford of Plymouth.
They settled in Norwich and then Lebanon where she died October 17, 1715.
CAPT. NATHANIEL FITCH was born in October of 1679. He operated a grist mill and a fulling mill in Lebanon. He married Ann Abel of Norwich on December 10, 1701. After her death in 1726, he married Mindwell Tisdale of Lebanon on September 17, 1729. He died May 4, 1759 at age seventy-nine. The children by Ann were: Anne, Joshua, Nathan, Nehemiah, James, John, Nathaniel, Mehitable, Elizabeth, Rachel, Abel and Caleb. With Mindwell, he had: Jabez, Ezekiel and Isaac. JOSEPH FITCH was born in November 1681. He married Sarah Mason in Saybrook and
lived in Stonington, Connecticut. She died and he married Ann Whiting of Windham in
1729 and they moved to Lebanon. Joseph died in Windham on May 9, 1741 and Ann died there September 18, 1778. The children by Sarah were: Judith, Sarah, Mason and Joseph. By Ann, he had: Samuel, Eleazer, Azel, Ichabod, Ann and Thomas. DEACON ELEAZER FITCH was born May 14, 1683. He married his cousin Martha
Brown of Swanzey (Swansea), Massachusetts and they lived in Lebanon where he died in 1747. He had no children. From http://www.billputman.com/Fitch.pdf
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Capt. Daniel Fitch's Timeline
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August 16, 1665
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Norwich, New London County, Connecticut Colony, British Colonial America
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April 11, 1700
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Montville, New London County, Connecticut
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October 18, 1703
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New London County, Connecticut Colony
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January 1704
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Montville, Lebanon, New London County, Connecticut Colony
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September 1707
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Montville, New London County, Connecticut Colony
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1709
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Montville, New London County, Connecticut Colony
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June 3, 1711
Age 45
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Trading Cove, Montville, New London County, Connecticut, British Colonial America
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Raymond Hill Cemetery, Oakdale, New London County, Connecticut, United States
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