Sarah Kellogg

From Kelloggs in the Old and New World, Volume 1

SAMUEL,4 son of Daniel3 (19), b. in Norwalk, "the latter ende of Feb., 1673, it being ye 19 day, Saterday night just dark,"* as it is recorded in the Town Records of Norwalk; m. (1) in Norwalk, 6 Sept., 1704, Sarah Piatt, b. in Norwalk, 21 May, 1678, dau. of Deacon John Piatt, and Hannah Clark.

She d. 10 Nov., 1750, aged 72; he m. (2) in Wilton, 9 Mar., 1755, Mrs. Sarah (Lockwood) Hickok, b. 1678, widow of Benjamin Hickok, dau. of Jonathan Lockwood, b. in Watertown, Mass., 10 Sept., 1634, and Mary Ferris, of Greenwich.

She had m. (1) 25 Jan., 1700, Nathaniel Selleck, who d. 14 Aug., 1712; (2) Benjamin Hickok. At the time of her marriage to Samuel Kellogg, she was in her seventy-third year, and he was in his eighty-third, and it may well be called, as it is in Selleck's Norwalk, ".the most remarkable wedding that ever took place in Norwalk." (Wilton was taken from Norwalk in 1802.)

He d. 13 Oct., 1757; she d. 1765, her will being dated 10 Jan., 1765; proved 23 Feb., same year. In this instrument she mentioned children named Selleck and Hecox.

He owned considerable land in what is now New Canaan, and here many of his descendants lived. He bought the land west of Whitney's mill back almost to Ponassus Path.

He conveyed to his children homes on Marvin's Ridge, Clapboard Hill and other parts of New Canaan, but some one has said that the "Kelloggs didn't own all of Clapboard Hill." He gave to "Loving son Samuel, one-half of his home "lot," reserving improvement during his natural life, 19 Apr., 1749.

After the death of his son Samuel, he conveyed the other half of his home lot to "Loving grandchildren, daughters of my son Samuel, deceased," which was described as "seven acres with dwelling house, bounded south by country road; all other sides by highway and common land," reserving improvement of same during his natural life, 27 Sept., 1755. He was collector of Norwalk, 1703; selectman, 1705 and 1714; member of the Connecticut Assembly; on committee to seat the new meeting house, 3 June, 1723.*

Ancestral File Record name: Sarah Benjamin LOCKWOOD gender: Female birth: 1687 Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut death: 1765 Feb 27 Wilton, Fairfield, Connecticut AFN: 8VP9-CC

Parents father: Gershom LOCKWOOD (AFN: FPHQ-30 ) mother: Ann MILLINGTON (RUSSELL) (AFN: FPHQ-45 )

Marriages (3) spouse: Samuel KELLOGG (AFN: FZCZ-LN ) marriage: 1755 Mar 9 , , Connecticut

spouse: Benjamin Hickox HICKOCKS (AFN: 840S-HF ) marriage: 1741 Feb 3 Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut

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child 1: Sarah HICKOK (AFN: FZCZ-JB ) gender: Female birth: 1725 Mar 1 Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut death: 1743 Mar 12 , , Connecticut

child 2: Bethel HICKOK (AFN: FZCZ-H5 ) gender: Male birth: 1720 Jan 4 Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut

child 3: Ezra HICKOK (AFN: FZCZ-FS ) gender: Male birth: 1716 Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut death: 1794 May 24 Langingburg, Rensselaer, New York

child 4: Abigail HICKOK (AFN: FZCZ-G0 ) gender: Female birth: 1718 Nov 1 Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut death: 1800 Dec 30

child 5: Silas HICKOK (AFN: C7CG-T7 ) gender: Male birth: 1714 Jan 8 Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut

spouse: Nathaniel SELLICK (AFN: HR71-PK ) marriage: 1700 Jan 25 , Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut

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Sarah Lockwood married three times . Her great grand daughter,Jemima, by her husband Benjamin Hickok marries her great-great-grandson,Benjamin, by her husband, Nathaniel Selleck.
wife of Benjamin Hickox
age 86 yrs

[Sarah (Lockwood) Selleck -Hickok -Kellogg
Dob: abt 1679

Sarah is the daughter of Gershom Lockwood & Ann Millington. She married 1st Nathaniel Selleck on 25 Jan 1699/1700 in Stamford, Fairfield Co, CT, and their children were: David, Sarah, Nathaniel, John, Abraham, Martha & Ebenezer. Her husband, Nathaniel, died 14 Aug 1712. She married 2nd Benjamin Hickok on 3 Feb 1713/14 also in Stamford, and their children: Silas, Ezra, Abigail, Bethel, & Sara. Benjamin died 17 Nov 1745. She married last in her 73rd year to Samuel Kellogg, age 83. It was called "the most remarkable wedding that ever took place in Norwalk." -per Doni #47024310]* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Feb 25 2023, 2:44:47 UTC

• Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Feb 25 2023, 2:45:30 UTC

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from: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/24579904/sarah-hickox
"Sarah Lockwood Hickox
BIRTH: 1678 Greenwich, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA.
DEATH: 21 Feb 1765 (aged 86–87)
Wilton, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA
BURIAL: Sharp Hill Cemetery
Wilton, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA
MEMORIAL ID: 24579904 ·

wife of Benjamin Hickox
age 86 yrs

[Sarah (Lockwood) Selleck -Hickok -Kellogg
Dob: abt 1679

Sarah is the daughter of Gershom Lockwood & Ann Millington. She married 1st Nathaniel Selleck on 25 Jan 1699/1700 in Stamford, Fairfield Co, CT, and their children were: David, Sarah, Nathaniel, John, Abraham, Martha & Ebenezer. Her husband, Nathaniel, died 14 Aug 1712. She married 2nd Benjamin Hickok on 3 Feb 1713/14 also in Stamford, and their children: Silas, Ezra, Abigail, Bethel, & Sara. Benjamin died 17 Nov 1745. She married last in her 73rd year to Samuel Kellogg, age 83. It was called "the most remarkable wedding that ever took place in Norwalk." -per Doni #47024310]

Inscription
In Memory of • Sarah Hickox • wife of Benj • Hickox who • died Febry 21st • 1765. aged 86 • Years
Family Members
Spouses:
Nathaniel Selleck 1678–1712 (m. 1700),
Benjamin Hickox 1686–1745 (m. 1714) ,
Samuel Kellogg 1673–1757.

Children:
David Selleck 1700–1750,
Ezra Hickok 1716–1794,
Abigail Hickox Morehouse 1718–1800,
Sarah Hickox Clark 1725–1743."

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Lockwood-685
Sarah married Nathaniel Selleck [1] and was widowed when he died and had 7 children, Then she married Benjamin Hickok on February 3, either 1713 or 1714 and had 5 children and then married Samuel Kellogg.

Her will is dated 10 January 1765. She mentions her son John Selleck, her sons, Silas Hickox, Bethel Hickox, her daughter Abigail Bennett, her granddaughter Mercy Selleck, and her son Ezra Hickox.

Her inventory was taken on 26 January 1765.

The will was proved on 23 February 1765 in Fairfield.