David Newton HAIT

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His widow refused administration of his estate, which was granted instead to Charles H. Sarles of Pound Ridge. Sarles was appointed 7 October 1839 to serve as guardian to David's children, Martha Jane, age 7, and Sarah Matilda, age 4, both of Pound Ridge. In October 1839 Sales petitioned the court for permission to sell David's real estate in Stamford for the benefit of the minors.

David married Ann M. UNKNOWN about 1830-1831. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Death: Bef 04 Oct 1814

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"Fredrick" Hait enlisted in the Connecticut Militia 6 May 1777 in Greenwich, serving twenty-three days from 13 August to 4 September 1776 in Captain David Hait's Company, Col. John Mead's Regiment, "on the expedition to New York, August 1776, commanded by Lieut. Charles Smith."

Letters of administration for Frederick's estate were granted to William White on 4 October 1814. Joel Waring and Henry Hait 3rd appraised Frederick's estate on 10 October 1814, and an additional inventory was taken on 21 November 1814. His widow, Phoebe Hoyt, was appointed the guardian of their minor son, David Newton Hoyt, on 6 April 1815. William White filed his account on 11 April 1815, and the estate was distributed on 4 May 1815, identifying as heirs the widow; the heirs of Hannah reynolds, "a decd daughter"; daughter Sarah Ayres, wife of Isaac Ayres; and son, David Newton Hait. The distributed land parcels bordered lands of Scudder Warring, Henry Hait, the heirs of David Hait, the heirs of Jeremiah Knapp, and others.

Frederick married Phebe TOWNE after 1809. Phebe was born in 1790 in Connecticut, USA; died after 11 Apr 1815 in Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]