Ruth Dayton

Ruth's parents Thomas and Mary were settlers in the eastern part of Long Island which was under English rule, during the early period when western Long Island was under Dutch rule as part of New Netherland; Thomas had a land grant in Southampton (founded in 1640) on Long Island in 1659 and moved to E. Hampton 1663

Name spelled ether Ruth Diment /Ruth Diament?

Children:

Alathea
Lucy
Ruth
Jerusha
Abigail
Anne

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Diment) Dayton (1658)

Ruth Dayton formerly Diment aka Diament aka Deming

Born 1658 in Southampton, Suffolk, New York

Daughter of Thomas Deming and Mary (Sheaffe) Deming

Sister of James Diment, Thomas Diment, Sarah Diment, Mary (Deming) Curtis, Abigail Diment, Hannah (Deming) Bird, John Diment and Elizabeth (Deming) Miller

Wife of Jacob Dayton — married before 1680 [location unknown]

Mother of Lucy (Dayton) Carman and Althea (Dayton) Smith

Died [date unknown] [location unknown]

Profile last modified 24 Aug 2019 | Created 14 Sep 2010

Sources

Jacobus, Donald Lines. The Early Daytons and Descendants of Henry, Jr. (New Haven Historical Society, Connecticut, 1959) Page 23 Colonial Families Of Long Island, New York And Connecticut : Being The Ancestry & Kindred of Herbert Furman Seversmith: by Seversmith, Herbert Furman, 1904-, Publication date 1939: page 889
Howell, George Rogers. The Early History of Southampton, L. I., New York, with Genealogies, 2nd ed. (Weed, Parsons & Co., Albany, 1887) Page 237

Ruth's parents Thomas and Mary were settlers in the eastern part of Long Island which was under English rule, during the early period when western Long Island was under Dutch rule as part of New Netherland; Thomas had a land grant in Southampton (founded in 1640) on Long Island in 1659 and moved to E. Hampton 1663

Name spelled ether Ruth Diment /Ruth Diament?

Children:

1. Alathea
2. Lucy
3. Ruth
4. Jerusha
5. Abigail
6. Anne