Elizabeth Buttolph Latimer

Links

• http://www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:Elizabeth_Buck_%2819%29_

Sources

1. "A Mayflower Line Proved and Disproved, Latimer—Dimon—Buttolph"; The American Genealogist, an article by Donald Lines Jacobus, M.A., of New Haven, Conn.: Jan 1943, vol. 19. --- pp 153-156

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2. The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Volume 52. Page 11

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GEDCOM Note

Category: Ancient Cemetery, New London, Connecticut

Biography ==Elizabeth Buck was born 6 June 1670 in Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut the daughter of Henry Buck and Elizabeth Churchill.

In 1696 she married (1) George Buttolph in New London, Connecticut.

Children:

1. George Buttolph 1690–1738
2. Elizabeth Buttolph 1692–1746
3. Joseph Buttolph 1694–1759

George died in 1696. In 1696, the widow Elizabeth Buttolph married Capt. Robert Latimer in New London. This was also the second marriage for Robert Latimer. HIs first wife was Elizabeth Dymond (1672 New London) who died in childbirth on 13 Apr 1693 when their only child Robert Latimer 3rd was born.

Known Children of Robert and Elizabeth (Buck):

1. Jonathan Latimer 1698–1778
2. Samuel Latimer 1700–1774
3. Peter Latimer 1703–1790
4. Anne Latimer- 1705–

Elizabeth died 13 April 1752 in New London, Connecticut, and was buried at Ancient Cemetery, New London, New London County, Connecticut. Her memorial has biographical material and links to those of family members.<ref>Find A Grave Memorial# 68007947 Elizabeth Buck Latimer</ref>

Sources

• Origin, History and Genealogy of The Buck family
• Connecticut Town Death Records, pre-1870 (Barbour Collection)
• Hyde genealogy, or, The descendants in the female as well as the malelines : from William Hyde of Norwich, with their places o

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