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| 4. | Josiah HAYNES was born in 1623 in Sutton Mandleville, England; died after 31 Jan 1698 in Date of will. Other Events and Attributes:
- Fact: Son of Walter Haynes and Elizabeth
Notes:
Name:
He was the son of Walter & Elizabeth Haynes.
He came to America with his parents aboard the "Confidence" in the year 1638.
He married the widow, Elizabeth (Noyes)Freeman, 13 Nov 1646. She being the daughter of Peter Noyes and widow of John Freeman.
We learn from the town records of Sudbury, Massachusetts:
On July 9, 1645 - Josiah Haynes took the Oath of fidelity.
In 1666 he was chosen on the Board of Selectmen.
In 1674 he was appointed as surveyor.
On Oct. 21, 1674 he was chosen to supply lumber for a new bridge over the Sudbury River.
On July 9, 1675 he was promoted from Sgt. To Lieutenant.
On July 11, 1684 he was chosen to be on the committee appointed to ratify the contract on behalf of the town of another tract of land purchased from the Indians.
The exact date of death of Josiah Haynes is not known, but his will was dated Jan. 31, 1698, showing that he lived to an old age.
Children of Josiah Haynes and Elizabeth Noyes are:
1. Josiah b-27 Apr 1655, d-bef 23 Nov 1721
2. Thomas b-abt 1656, d-29 Jun 1656
3. Abigail b-30 Nov 1657
4. Deborah (twin) b-13 Dec 1659
5. Sarah (twin) b-13 Dec 1659
6. Hannah b-31 Dec 1660, d. 20 Apr 1669
7. Sarah b-28 Sep 1663, d-bef 31 Jan 1698
8. Caleb b-19 May 1667, d. 1687
9. Joshua b-17 Sep 1669, d. 29 Mar 1757
Posted on Find A Grave created by Lela Parris Koch
Josiah married Elizabeth NOYES on 13 Nov 1649. Elizabeth was born in England; died on 03 Feb 1683 in Stow, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
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| 5. | Elizabeth NOYES was born in England; died on 03 Feb 1683 in Stow, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. Other Events and Attributes:
- Fact: Daughter of Peter Noyes and Abigail
Children:
- 2. Josiah HAINES was born on 27 Apr 1655 in Sudbury, Massachusetts; died in 1721.
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| 6. | Aaron STARK was born in 1608 in New London, Connecticut; died in 1685 in North Stonington, Connecticut; was buried in 1685 in Old Mystic, New London Co., Connecticut. Notes:
Aaron Stark's first settlement was in Stonington. In May, 1666, Aaron Stark was among those who were to take the freeman's oath in Stonington, and in October, 1669, he was accepted as a freeman in New London. Between these two dates he had purchased the farm of Rev. William Thompson, the Indian missionary, in that part of New London, at present Groton, situated on the summit of Stark's Hill. September 30, 1669, he sold his land in Stonington to Robert Fleming, who evidently bought it for his stepson, Thomas Rose. Aaron was a volunteer in King Philip's War, and was given land in Voluntown in consideration of his service. In 1673 he claimed bounty for killing two wolves, animals which at that time abounded in Connecticut.
Aaron married Sarah ?. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
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| 7. | Sarah ?Children:
- Sarah STARK was born about 1660 in Stonington, New London, Connecticut, USA; died on 11 Dec 1722; was buried in Parker Burying Ground at Mystic.
- William H. STARK was born in 1664 in Stonington, New London, Connecticut, USA; died on 08 Sep 1730 in North Stonington, Connecticut.
- Anna STARK was born in 1677; died on 25 Nov 1748 in LIsbon, New London Co., Connecticut.
- 3. Elizabeth STARK was born about 1662 in North Stonington, New London, Connecticut, USA; died on 31 Dec 1739.
- Aaron STARK was born in 1650 in North Stonington, New London, Connecticut, USA; died on 29 Apr 1721 in New London, New London, Connecticut, USA.
- John STARK was born about 1657 in New London, New London, Connecticut, USA; died on 02 Oct 1690 in North Stonington, Connecticut.
- Child STARK was born in New London, New London, Connecticut, USA; died on 15 Oct 1663.
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