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Historical records matching Deacon Samuel Loomis
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About Deacon Samuel Loomis
moved to Colchester in 1700 and was chosen First Deqcon of first Church
LDS has birth as June 29, 1655
Birth: Aug. 12, 1666 Windsor Hartford County Connecticut, USA Death: May 19, 1754 Colchester New London County Connecticut, USA
His first wife was Elizabeth White Loomis, married at Hartford,CT on Jul 2,1688.
His second wife was Elizabeth (Noble) Church Loomis, married Oct 25,1738. She was the widow of Richard Church.
Children(by first marriage): Elizabeth Loomis, Samuel Loomis, Samuel Loomis Jr, Isaac Loomis, Jacob Loomis, Azariah Loomis, Elizabeth Loomis Worthington, Sarah Loomis Day, Caleb Loomis, and Daniel Loomis.
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Parents:
John Loomis (1622 - 1688)
Elizabeth Scott Loomis (1628 - 1695)
Spouses:
Elizabeth White Loomis (1667 - 1736)
Elizabeth Noble Church Loomis (1673 - 1751)
Children:
Samuel Loomis (1692 - 1753)*
Jacob Loomis (1695 - 1757)*
Azariah Loomis (1700 - 1758)*
Elizabeth Loomis Worthington (1702 - 1789)*
Sarah Loomis Day (1706 - 1780)*
Daniel Loomis (1709 - 1784)*
*Calculated relationship
Inscription: in 88th yr, 1st Dea. Of 1st Church in this town
Burial: Colchester Burying Ground Colchester New London County Connecticut, USA Plot:
Maintained by: Kevin Avery Originally Created by: Frank Grimes Record added: Dec 19, 2002 Find A Grave Memorial# 7023187
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Deacon Samuel Loomis's Timeline
| 1666 |
August 12, 1666
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Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut Colony
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August 19, 1666
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Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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August 29, 1666
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Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, British Colonial America
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August 6, 1689
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Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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| 1690 |
February 28, 1690
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Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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| 1692 |
July 17, 1692
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Colchester, New London, Connecticut
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| 1693 |
December 23, 1693
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Colchester, New London, Connecticut
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| 1695 |
February 25, 1695
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Colchester, New London, Connecticut
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May 2, 1700
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Colchester, New London, Connecticut
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