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Connecticut History Pages: Christopher Huntington Pages: 219 315 96 523
Connecticut History Pages: Christopher Huntington
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LAST LINE IN THIS TEXT -- DARTMOUTH COLLEGE. SOURCE: THE CONNECTICUT NUTMEGGER. GLASTONBURY, CT: CONNECTICUT SOCIETY OF GENEALOGISTS, 1970-. (ONLINE DATABASE. NEWENGLANDANCESTORS.ORG. NEW ENGLAND HISTORIC GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, 2009.)
LAST LINE IN THIS TEXT -- DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.
SOURCE: THE CONNECTICUT NUTMEGGER. GLASTONBURY, CT: CONNECTICUT SOCIETY OF GENEALOGISTS, 1970-. (ONLINE DATABASE. NEWENGLANDANCESTORS.ORG. NEW ENGLAND HISTORIC GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, 2009.)

Monument - Founder's Cemetery, Post Gager Burial Ground, Norwich, New London, Connecticut -- The thirty-five original proprietors of Norwich, Connecticut were: Thomas Adgate Richard Edgerton Maj. John Mason Robert Allyn John Elderkin Dr. John Olmstead Stephen Backus Rev. James Fitch John Pease Lieut.William Backus John Gager John Post John Baldwin Stephen Gifford Josiah Reed Thomas Bingham Francis Griswold John Reynolds John Birchard Thomas Howard Jonathan Royce Morgan Bowers Christopher Huntington Nehemiah Smith Thomas Bliss Simon Huntington John Tracy John Bradford Samuel Hyde Lieut. Thomas Tracy Hugh Calkins William Hyde Ens. Thomas Waterman John Calkins Lieut. Thomas Leffingwell
Monument - Founder's Cemetery, Post Gager Burial Ground, Norwich, New London, Connecticut -- The thirty-five original proprietors of Norwich, Connecticut were:
Thomas Adgate
Richard Edgerton
Maj. John Mason
Robert Allyn
John Elderkin
Dr. John Olmstead
Stephen Backus
Rev. James Fitch
John Pease
Lieut.William Backus
John Gager
John Post
John Baldwin
Stephen Gifford
Josiah Reed
Thomas Bingham
Francis Griswold
John Reynolds
John Birchard
Thomas Howard
Jonathan Royce
Morgan Bowers
Christopher Huntington
Nehemiah Smith
Thomas Bliss
Simon Huntington
John Tracy
John Bradford
Samuel Hyde
Lieut. Thomas Tracy
Hugh Calkins
William Hyde
Ens. Thomas Waterman
John Calkins
Lieut. Thomas Leffingwell
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Monument - Founder's Cemetery, Post Gager Burial Ground, Norwich, New London, Connecticut
Monument - Founder's Cemetery, Post Gager Burial Ground, Norwich, New London, Connecticut
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Sign in memory of the founders of Norwich - Founder's Cemetery, Post Gager Burial Ground, Norwich, New London, Connecticut
Sign in memory of the founders of Norwich - Founder's Cemetery, Post Gager Burial Ground, Norwich, New London, Connecticut
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Christopher Huntington
(25 July 1624 - 1691)
Pedigree Chart
Christopher was the child of Simon Huntington and Margaret Barrett
Ancestor's Life Events
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Misc http:/dgmweb.net/genealogy/7/Nroots/Genealogies/Huntington.htm One of the 35 original proprietors of Norwich, who came from England to Roxbury in 1633 -- source Genealogy of the family of Lt. Thomas Tracy, of Norwich, Connecticut : compiled from the genealogical works of the Hydes and Tracys by Chancellor Reuben H. Walworth and other reliable sources Milwaukee: D.S. Harkness & Co., printers, 1889, 142 pgs.-- CHRISTOPHER HUNTINGTON, probably accompanied his mother to Windsor, Conn., where he must have spent his youth. He here married, October 7, 1652, Ruth, daughter of Wm. Rockwell, "a prominent and highly respected member of the community." He removed, probably, in the spring of 1654, to Saybrook, as the birth of one child appeared in 1653 on the Windsor records and the death of another in May, 1654, on those of Saybrook. Here he remained until the spring of 1660, when, with a company of the Saybrook colony who had organized themselves into a church, under the care of Rev. James Fitch, he removed to the valley of the Yantie, and with his brother Simon, aided in laying the foundations of the new town of Norwich… In 1668 the general court granted him 100 acres of land, not more than twenty acres of it to be meadow. In 1678, appointed town clerk. In 1685, he was one of the twelve patentees of the new town of Norwich. In 1686 his name occurs as one of the committee "to make provision for maintaining the reverend minister." His death had occurred in 1691, as appears from the probate of his will. No stone marks the resting place of this pioneer… Probably buried in the old graveyard near Bean Hill. From Norwich, CT Historical Society 1659 -- "First townsman. One of the most useful of the pioneers. Died 1691. Home-lot on Washington Street corner of East Town Street." "Christopher Huntington, b. in 1624 in Norwich, England, d. in 1691 in Norwich, CT.; m. Ruth Rockwell, daughter of William and Susannah (Capen) Rockwell. He moved from Roxbury to Windsor, then to Saybrook, and, in 1659/60, to Norwich, Ct. where he was one of the first officers of the settlement. He was selectman for the east side and Hugh Calkins was selectman for the west side. He was the first town clerk and recorder, an office that he held all of his life and which was handed down to his son and his grandson, Isaac, who held it for 60 years, and subsequently to direct descendants for 150 years in all, until the records went to the Chelsea subdivision of Norwich! Christopher and Ruth Huntington had 9 children…" Source: Oliver, Rebekah Deal, The Bottum (Longbottom) family album : an historical and biographical genealogy of the descendants of Daniel ( -1732) and Elizabeth (Lamb) Longbottom of Norwich, Connecticut, Page 275-276 The death of the first Christopher and the births of all but the first two of this family are on the Norwich records. |
Ancestor's Marriage(s) and Child(ren)
married
Source: Torrey’s New England Marriages Prior to 1700. (Online database. NewEnglandAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2008.) Originally published as: New England Marriages Prior to 1700. CD-ROM. Boston, Mass.: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2001. "Christopher (ca 1626-1691) & Ruth ROCKWELL (1633-) 7 Oct 1652 Windsor, CT/Saybrook/Norwich {Hale (1952) 455, 649, 721 Backus Anc. 14, 90 Brainerd Anc. 170 Waterman (1939) 670 Williams (,16) 102 Avery Anc. (1925) 79 Dunham-Boyd 80A, 82A NYGBR 2:99, 102 Windsor CT 2:306, 417, 648 Norwich VR 37 Huntington 77 Dawes-Gates 2:284 Cole 313, 315 Stone-Evans 54, 84 Marvin 385 Hyde-Dana 13 Dillon Anc. 32 Rockwell (1930) 36 Avery Anc. (1925) 79}" ![]() Source: Title Hale, House, and related families: mainly of the Connecticut River Valley Authors Donald Lines Jacobus, Edgar Francis Waterman Edition reprint Publisher Connecticut Historical Society, 1952 Original from the University of Wisconsin - Madison Digitized Nov 7, 2007 ISBN 0806308095, 9780806308098 Length 914 pages |
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Children:
Christopher Huntington (Apr 1653, Old Saybrook, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA - 1654, Old Saybrook, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA)
Ruth Huntington (Apr 1653, Old Saybrook, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA - , )
Ruth Huntington (Apr 1658, Old Saybrook, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA - 14 Feb 1683, Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA)
Christopher Huntington (1 Nov 1660, Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA - 24 Apr 1735, Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA)
Thomas Huntington (18 Mar 1664, Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA - 7 NOV 1732, Windham, Windham, Connecticut)
John Huntington (15 Mar 1666, Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA - , )
Susannah Huntington (Aug 1668, Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA - 6 Mar 1727 , Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA)
Lydia (Lydyah) Huntington (Aug 1672, Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA - 16 Mar 1727, )
Ann Huntington (25 Oct 1675, Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA - , ) |
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