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John Andrews

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut, United States
Death: June 16, 1740 (60)
Kensington, Hartford County, Connecticut, United States
Place of Burial: Kensington, Hartford Co., TN
Immediate Family:

Son of Daniel Andrews and Mary Andrews
Husband of Mary Margaret Andrews
Father of Moses Andrews, Sr. and David Andrews
Brother of Daniel Andrews; Mary Cowles; Thomas Andrews; Martha Andrews; Paul Andrews and 4 others

Managed by: Edward Leo Neary
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About John Andrews

From The Genealogical History of John and Mary Andrews of Farmington, CT / 1640s {googlebooks}, page 66-68:

John Andrews, son of Daniel, sen., of Farmington, married 26th June, 1712 to Mary, daughter of Jacob Goff.of Wethersfleld, who was born 15th Nov. 1693 and was sister to Mabel, the wife of John's brother Daniel. John & Mary lived in the limits of Wethersfield, but belonged to Kensington parish. He was called sergeant; he died 16th June, 1740, aged 60 years and six days, and was at that time called Lieut. John. Mary Goff Andrews died 7th Sept. 1769, at the house of Moses, her son, in New Britain, and a red sandstone is at her grave, south side of our cemetery.

John Andrews's inventory was £676 4s. Ad.; no will, but administration granted to widow Mary and his eldest son David {see below}. She was a constituent member of New Britain church from the church in Kensington, 1758. This inventory taken 6th Oct., 1710, by Daniel Andrus, Thomas Deming, and Klihn [probably Elihu] Dickinson, and one item was one-eighth part of a grist-mill; David had a double portion, viz. £28 18$. 4 J</.; to Moses, Mary, Abraham, [ocr errors][ocr errors] and Esther, each £14 9s. 2d., and Joseph Beckley, Isaac North, and Benjamin Beckley, were distributors.

Children of John and Mary Goff Andrews:

  • 73. David, born 28th Jan., 1718, married Margaret. David Andrews (eldest son of sergeant John, of Wethersfield and his wife Mary Goff) was born 28th Jan. 1718 at Wethersfield. He was administrator, with his mother, on the estate of his father in 1710. In 1749, from Wethersfield, he deeded land in Waterbury; was living in Tarwinton, 1787, when he deeded to his brother, Moses, two-fifths of all lands he was entitled to from lands laid out on the right of his grand-father, Daniel Andrews, sen. one of the 84 proprietors, in 1672, of the ancient town of Farmington. The children of David & Margaret, except Mary, were born in Waterbury; see that town record for births. The mother died there, 19th April, 1769. Much uncertainty about this family.
  • Moses, born 12th May, 1722, married 10th Nov. 1748, Lydia, daughter of Joseph Root.
  • Mary, born___, married Samuel Dickinson.
  • Abraham, born 1728.
  • Esther, born 1732, married 27th April, 1757, Daniel Root, of Kensington.

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John's brother DANIEL married Mabel Goff:

Daniel Andrews, jun., eldest son of Daniel, of Farmington, born 9th March, 1672, at Farmington, Ct., married 30th Oct., 1707, Mabel, dau of Jacob Goff, of Wethersfield, and bis wife Margery Ingersoll; she was bor 31st Oct., 1690. They lived near Wethersfield and Farmington town line and about the time of their marriage that part of Farmington was constituted a parish and called Great Swamp, the church being organized 1712, and their record says Daniel Andrus joined us by letter from Harl ford church, 1718. Their house was where Philo Webster's now, 186 stands, on the summit of the hill, east of the Hartford and New Haven turnpike. Daniel and his brother John gave a bond or note of £50 to Ne»J ington, 1720, for liberty to join the Great Swamp society. I think one the of their neighbors were included in the list of those bought off, but only these two signed the note. Daniel Andrus and John Root were a special committee to put in galleries to the meeting house of " Great Swamp" Society, 1720, which duty was promptly and fully performed. He died 21s Aug., 1748,in his 77th year; buried in "Christian Lane" Cemetery; at sand-stone shows that his body lies towards the south-west corner. Estate settled by probate court at Hartford; inventory amounted to £101 17s. presented Oct., 1748. This Golf family claimed relationship to Goffs, the regicide. Mabel the widow died 9th May, 1768, aged 77 years, six months, nine days.

Children of Daniel Andrews and Mabel Goff Andrews:

  • 60. Joseph, born about 1711, married 13th Deo., 1733, widow Elizabeth Wilcox
  • 61. Abigail, born 22d Juiy, 1713.
  • 62. Mabel, born 6th June, 1716, married 4th March, 1741-2,. Charles Kelsey.
  • 63. Eunice, bom 18th Sept., 1717, married 10th Nov., 1737, James Kelsey.
  • 64. Daniel, born 12th May, 1720, married 6th Feb.. 1760, widow Eunice Kelsey.
  • 65. Hannah, born 8th Sept., 1723, married 1740, James Judd.
  • 66. Jacob, bom 24th Jan., 1729, married 2d Feb., 1768, Eunice Emmons, of Litchfield.
  • 67. Hezekiah, born 14th Aug., 1731, married 26th May, 1757, Anna Steadman, of Wethersfield.
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John Andrews's Timeline

1680
June 10, 1680
Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut, United States
June 1680
Farmington, Hartford Co., CT
1722
May 12, 1722
Newington, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
1740
June 16, 1740
Age 60
Kensington, Hartford County, Connecticut, United States
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Wethersfield, Hartford Co., CT
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Kensington, Hartford Co., TN