Lewis Munson

Lewis Munson (Daniel P, Daniel P) b. Feb. 1st 1792 ; m (by Rev. B. Pinneo) 2 March 1814 Sybil dau. of Thaddeus Ford, b. in Milford ; she d. 18 Oct. 1868, (B. 72 ; he d. 25 Dec. 1881. Farmer, stone-mason, twine-maker; Cong.; res. Milford, Ct. Clan Daniel^: Lewis^. Children, b. in Milford,Ct

i. Charles Lewis' b. 9 Aug. 1814.

ii. Mary Green' b. 13 Nov. 1816 ; tn. Job Hine of Milford ; she d. 29 Dec. 1891 ; admitted to 1st Church (Cong.) 7 Oct. 1832 ; res. Milford ; II ch. — of whom Charles Henry^, m., res. North Haven, Milford, Emma^, Augusta^, dec, Eddie*, Adelaide,^ Frank*, Leverett*, Ella*, etc.

iii. Leverett Griswold' b. 26 Oct. 1818 ; unm.; lost at sea i June 1844.

iv. Charlotte Jennett' b. 26 July 1821 ; 711. Ames ; he was lost at sea; m. (2nd) Gideon Welles Tyler; res. Medina, Cleveland, Oberlin (1877), O.; I ch. — by 2nd h., George*. V. Elizabeth Saulsbury' b. 23 Oct. 1823 ; bp. 29 Aug.1830.

. vi. Louisa StienfieW b. 2 April 1825.

vii. Caroline Margaret' b. 31 May 1827 ; m. 15 Dec. 1849 Joel Hine a. 40, a farmer ; she d. April 1885 ; he d. 1886 ; res. Milford ; 2 ch.— (i) Georgianna*, m. Albert Riggs, res. California,

         (2) Lizzie*, unm. Edwin Preston' b. 9 Aug. 1829 ; bp. 11 July 1830. George Ransom' b. 27 Nov. 1831 ; bp. 1832.  Willis Ford' /;. i Oct. 1834.  William Bursley' b, 2 Dec. 1836 ; d. y. 

Lewis" paid his father, 15 Sept. 1820, $150 for a dwelling-house, barn, etc., with 2^ acres bounded E., S. and W. on highways. In

1841 he sold J. T. 2 roods "at a place called Negros Well"; in

1842 he conveyed to his daughter Mary G. one-half acre "at a place called Wigwam". In 1856 for a consideration of $800 he deeded Elizabeth Bursley 8 acres " at a place called Stony Lot," and likewise 2 roods near Perit's Wharf.

Lewis' and his wife were admitted to the First Church by pro- fession 31 Aug. 1828, and the following Sept. 21st Charles L.', Mary G.', Leverett G.', Charlotte J.', Louisa S.', and Caroline M.', were baptized. In Oct. 1836 Lewis was elected "District Com- mittee for the 5th Dist." He was among the petitioners for a new highway to the shore in June 1873. The administrators on his estate, 1882, were Charles L.' and Edwin P.'; real-estate appraised at $2,260.