Hannah Cruttenden

Hannah married Joseph Hotchkiss in Apr 1699. Joseph (son of John Hotchkiss and Elizabeth Peck) was born on 08 Jun 1678 in New Haven, Connecticut; died on 31 Jan 1739/40. [Group Sheet]

1. Joseph Hotchkiss was born on 03 Sep 1700; died on 05 Sep 1740 in Guilford, Connecticut.

Isaac married Lydia Thompson on 20 Sep 1675 in Guilford, Connecticut. Lydia (daughter of John Thompson, Sr. and Ellen Harrison) was born on 13 Mar 1662/63 in New Haven, Connecticut; died in 1729. [Group Sheet]

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Sister of Mary Hitchcock

Abraham married Mary about 1630 in England. Mary died in 1664. [Group Sheet]

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There were three early Thompson families: the brothers William, John, and Anthony. William died s. p. on 24 Apr 1683. Both John and Anthony had families. This John was called "Senior" to distinguish him from his nephew the "Mariner".
"Ellin ye relict" presented the Inventory of his estate, which was distributed to herself, to Samuel Lines in right of mary his wife, to Abraham Bradlye in right of Hanna his wife, to Elizabeth, and to "the yournger daughter". (Co. Ct. Rec. Vol 1, p. 86)

John married Ellen Harrison on 25 Feb 1650/51 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut U.S.A.. Ellen (daughter of Richard Harrison) died on 08 Apr 1690 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut. [Group Sheet]

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She mentions her daughters Mary, Hannah, and Elizabeth, her sons-in-law Abraham and Bejamin Bradleye, and her grandchild Sarah, dughter of her daughter Elizabeth (NH Probate Rec., Vol. 2, p. 41)

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They had five daughters.

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He came to America when he was already advanced in years, with his grown
family, among whom were Richard Jr., and Thomas, and perhaps other sons.
No mention is made of his wife or her death, it is probable that she did
in England before the family sailed for New England. He took the oath of
allegiance in New Haven, 5 Aug 1644. Early in the Spring of that year he
was one of the company of proprietors who took possession of their
purchase of "Totoket", now called Branford, in the colony of New Haven.
He signed the divisions of land at Branford, 1 Jul 1646, which is probably
the first extant of Branford, and is called "Old Harrison" on the Branford
records. He remained in Branford until his death. (From Genealogies of
Early CT Families, p2008.)