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About Sarah Gates
Sarah; b. at Hartford, Conn., 1641; d. Nov. 7, 1709; m. 1661-2, George Gates, of Hartford and E. Haddam, Conn.; d. Nov. 12, 1724. He was an original proprietor of Haddam. Removed about 1658 to the east side of the river.
George & Sarah Olmstead Gates are buried in unmarked graves in Cove Burial Ground. As gravestones were expensive, many of the early settlers had no stones. The Cove graveyard in East Haddam was found to be necessary when ice in the river prevented crossing for burials on the Haddam side. Long in disuse, in 1901-04 it was cleared by the Nathan Hale Memorial Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. http://www.connecticutsar.org/sites/cemeteries/
(f/g) Sarah Olmsted Gates Birth: 1641 Hartford Hartford County Connecticut, USA Death: Nov. 7, 1709 East Haddam Middlesex County Connecticut, USA
Sarah Olmsted wife of George Gates, was born in 1641 in Hartford. She was the daughter of Capt Nicholas Olmsted & Sarah Loomis.
Children of George and Sarah (Olmsted) Gates born in Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut are:
- Joseph b 7 November 1662, d 18 Mar 1712
- Capt Thomas b 21 January 1663/4, d 20 Apr 1734
- John b 5 April 1668, d 4 Oct 1742
- Sarah b 16 March 1669/70, d abt 1712
- Mary b 16 March 1673/4, d 12 May 1742
- George born 16 August 16, 1677. His father provided for his care in a deed to Samuel, from which it appears he was concerned that he could not take care of himself. He probably never married.
- Deacon Daniel b 4 May 1680, d 24 Nov 1761
- Samuel b 8 November 1681, d 31 Jul 1737
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Spouse:
George Gates (1634 - 1724)
Children:
Joseph Gates (1662 - 1712)*
Thomas Gates (1663 - 1734)*
John Gates (1668 - 1742)*
Sarah Gates Fuller (1670 - 1712)*
Mary Gates Cone (1673 - 1742)*
George Gates (1677 - ____)*
Daniel Gates (1680 - 1761)*
Samuel Gates (1681 - 1737)*
Burial: Old Cove Burying Ground East Haddam Middlesex County Connecticut, USA Plot: Unmarked Grave Maintained by: Becky G Originally Created by: Dave Rame Record added: Feb 05, 2006 Find A Grave Memorial# 13237390
Sarah; b. at Hartford, Conn., 1641; d. Nov. 7, 1709; m. 1661-2, George Gates, of Hartford and E. Haddam, Conn.; d. Nov. 12, 1724. He was an original proprietor of Haddam. Removed about 1658 to the east side of the river.
George & Sarah Olmstead Gates are buried in unmarked graves in Cove Burial Ground. As gravestones were expensive, many of the early settlers had no stones. The Cove graveyard in East Haddam was found to be necessary when ice in the river prevented crossing for burials on the Haddam side. Long in disuse, in 1901-04 it was cleared by the Nathan Hale Memorial Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
GEDCOM Note
Sarah Olmsted wife of George Gates, was born in 1641 in Hartford. She was the daughter of Capt Nicholas Olmsted & Sarah Loomis. Children of George and Sarah (Olmsted) Gates born in Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut are: 1. Joseph b 7 November 1662, d 18 Mar 1712 2. Capt Thomas b 21 January 1663/4, d 20 Apr 1734 3. John b 5 April 1668, d 4 Oct 1742 4. Sarah b 16 March 1669/70, d abt 1712 5. Mary b 16 March 1673/4, d 12 May 1742 6. George born 16 August 16, 1677. His father provided for his care in a deed to Samuel, from which it appears he was concerned that he could not take care of himself. He probably never married. 7. Deacon Daniel b 4 May 1680, d 24 Nov 1761 8. Samuel b 8 November 1681, d 31 Jul 1737
Sarah Gates's Timeline
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1641
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Hartford, Connecticut Colony
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1662 |
November 7, 1662
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East Haddam, Connecticut Colony
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1665 |
January 21, 1665
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Haddam, Connecticut Colony
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1668 |
April 5, 1668
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Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut
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1670 |
March 16, 1670
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Haddam, New London County, Connecticut Colony
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1673 |
March 16, 1673
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Haddam, New London County, Connecticut Colony
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1677 |
August 18, 1677
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Haddam, Hartford County, Connecticut Colony
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1680 |
May 4, 1680
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Haddam, Hartford County, Connecticut Colony
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1683 |
November 8, 1683
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East Haddam, Middlesex County, Connecticut, United States
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