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About Thomas Stevens, of Killingworth
Thomas Stevens was one of the founders of Killingsworth. He was born in England about 1628 and died Nov. 18, 1685 in Killingworth, Middlesex County, Connecticut, the son of John Stevens of Guilford & mais wife.
Thomas married 18 November 1650 to Mary Fletcher (1633 - 1683). She was the daughter of Deacon John and Mary (Ward) Fletcher of Milford.
13 children include:
- 1) James; born February 21, 1652; married 1675c, Mary Wakely; died 1695c, at sea;
- 2) Rebecca; born 1655c; married May 6, 1678, Edward Rutey; died February 26, 1737 at Guilford, Connecticut;
- 3) Mary; born February 25, 1657; married (1st) Thomas Spencer; married (2nd) March 27, 1672, David Kelsey; Married (3rd) May 18, 1678, Stephen Dodd;
- 4) Sarah; born January 25, 1658; married May 18, 1678, Stephen Dodd; died October 26, 1691;
- 5) John; born March 10, 1661; married April 29, 1684, Abigail Cole; died 1722c;
- 6) Timothy; born 1664c; married 1696c, Dorthea Cole; died February 21, 1712;
- 7) Thomas, Jr.; April 14, 1665; died November 1, 1703;
- 8) Abigail; born April 23, 1666; married 1690c, Edward Lee; died August, 1727 at Guilford;
- 9) Joseph; born April 23, 1666; died 1697c;
- 10) Elizabeth; born July 4, 1668; married (1st) Nathaniel Crittenden; married (2nd) April, 1692; died November 15, 1738 at Westbrook, Connecticut;
- 11) Ebenezer; January 26, 1670; married April 27, 1698, Jane Redfield; died November 13, 1738;
- 12) Phebe; born February 21,1672; died November 18, 1685 and
- 13) Jonathan; born February 2, 1676; married (1st) Leah Van Slyck; married (2nd) Deborah Styles; died June 2, 1746.
(Supplemental information by William R. Randall, family researcher) Notes
- 1662, October: With his father and brother, he was a strong adherent of Dr. Rossiter and all three joined with others of Guilford in seceding from New Haven Colony, tendered themselves with their persons and estates to the Connecticut Colony, and were accepted and promised protection. The bitter controversy that followed was the chief cause of both Thomas's and William's leaving Guilford. Thomas was a man of ability and prominence at Killingworth, and twice served in the General Assembly from that town.
Origins
A genealogy of the lineal descendants of John Steevens, who settled in Guilford, Conn., in 1645. by Holmes, Charlotte (Steevens) Mrs., 1839-Publication date 1906. Page 12. < Archive.Org >
Biography
Links
- http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/p/r/e/Douglas-Premo-Ma/W...
- http://users.rcn.com/lmerrell/charltonstevens.html
- http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=wrandall&...
- Notes: Death date: 18 Nov 1685 Death place: Killingworthhttp://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=8600402&pid=5020
- Reference: GenealogieOnline Family Tree Index - SmartCopy: Jul 28 2020, 7:59:06 UTC
- https://archive.org/details/genealogyoflinea00inholm/page/17/mode/2up
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Thomas Stevens, of Killingworth's Timeline
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1628
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England
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| 1651 |
January 25, 1651
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Guilford, New Haven County, Connecticut, Colonial America
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February 21, 1651
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Killingworth, Connecticut Colony, Colonial America
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1653
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Killingworth, Middlesex County, Connecticut, United States
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1653
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Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut, British Colonial America
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1655
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Guilford,New Haven,CT
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February 21, 1656
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Killingworth, Middlesex County, Connecticut, Colonial America
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March 10, 1660
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Guilford, New Haven Colony
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February 21, 1662
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Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut, United States
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