Clement Buxton was born between 1610-1615 in England.
Clement married Unica aka Unity about 1634 in England. They were the parents of:
Elizabeth/abt 1636 (Mrs Robert Husted)
Clement III/abt 1646 m. Judith Prence
Eunice/abt 1648 (Mrs Jonathan Waterbury)
Sarah/abt 1655 (Mrs Joseph Stevens); 2 (Mrs Jabez Smith)
There is some confusion about Clement Buxton's wife. No maiden name has been documented. After Clement died in 1657, Unica aka Unity married Peter Brown the next year. Peter Brown died but a short month after they were married and Unica married for a third time, in 1659 Nicholas Knapp.
History of Stamford, Connecticut From Its Settlement in 1641 to the Present time by Rev. E. B. Huntington, A. M.
Pg. 50-1: PETER BROWN lost his wife Elizabeth here, Sept. 21 1657- and a child Ebenezer Aug 21,1658. His will was presented in the court, Aug. 19, 1658, and his inventory in Nov. of the same year, and testified to, upon oath, by widow Brown and Thomas Brown, Feb. 10, 1658. He had come from New Haven, where he had a daughter baptised Mercy, April 6, 1645, and Elizabeth Aug. 1, 1647. He married here, July 27, 1658, Unity, widow of Clement Buxton, and died Aug. 22, of the same year. His widow married Mar. 9, 1659, Nicholas Knapp."
"Buxton, Clement, died here in 1657. He owned land here, as appears from the boundaries of other lands on record still earlier. The inventory of his estate was taken Sept. 3, 1657, and apprized by Richard Law and John Holly. It was given in upon oath of the widow Unica Buxton, May 13, 1668[sic]. Clement Buxton, 2d, gave bonds here, April 19, 1686[sic], of twenty pounds, in an action against Daniel Scofield. This name is still represented among the citiizens of the town."
Stamford marriage record for Unica marrying Nicholas Knapp on 1 September 1659.
Clement married Unica aka Unity about 1634 in England. They were the parents of:
Elizabeth/abt 1636 (Mrs Robert Husted)
Clement III/abt 1646 m. Judith Prence
Eunice/abt 1648 (Mrs Jonathan Waterbury)
Sarah/abt 1655 (Mrs Joseph Stevens); 2 (Mrs Jabez Smith)
There is some confusion about Clement Buxton's wife. No maiden name has been documented. After Clement died in 1657, Unica aka Unity married Peter Brown the next year. Peter Brown died but a short month after they were married and Unica married for a third time, in 1659 Nicholas Knapp.
History of Stamford, Connecticut From Its Settlement in 1641 to the Present time by Rev. E. B. Huntington, A. M.
Pg. 50-1: PETER BROWN lost his wife Elizabeth here, Sept. 21 1657- and a child Ebenezer Aug 21,1658. His will was presented in the court, Aug. 19, 1658, and his inventory in Nov. of the same year, and testified to, upon oath, by widow Brown and Thomas Brown, Feb. 10, 1658. He had come from New Haven, where he had a daughter baptised Mercy, April 6, 1645, and Elizabeth Aug. 1, 1647. He married here, July 27, 1658, Unity, widow of Clement Buxton, and died Aug. 22, of the same year. His widow married Mar. 9, 1659, Nicholas Knapp."
"Buxton, Clement, died here in 1657. He owned land here, as appears from the boundaries of other lands on record still earlier. The inventory of his estate was taken Sept. 3, 1657, and apprized by Richard Law and John Holly. It was given in upon oath of the widow Unica Buxton, May 13, 1668[sic]. Clement Buxton, 2d, gave bonds here, April 19, 1686[sic], of twenty pounds, in an action against Daniel Scofield. This name is still represented among the citiizens of the town."
Stamford marriage record for Unica marrying Nicholas Knapp on 1 September 1659.
Clement Buxton was born between 1610-1615 in England.
Clement married Unica aka Unity about 1634 in England. They were the parents of:
Elizabeth/abt 1636 (Mrs Robert Husted)
Clement III/abt 1646 m. Judith Prence
Eunice/abt 1648 (Mrs Jonathan Waterbury)
Sarah/abt 1655 (Mrs Joseph Stevens); 2 (Mrs Jabez Smith)
There is some confusion about Clement Buxton's wife. No maiden name has been documented. After Clement died in 1657, Unica aka Unity married Peter Brown the next year. Peter Brown died but a short month after they were married and Unica married for a third time, in 1659 Nicholas Knapp.
History of Stamford, Connecticut From Its Settlement in 1641 to the Present time by Rev. E. B. Huntington, A. M.
Pg. 50-1: PETER BROWN lost his wife Elizabeth here, Sept. 21 1657- and a child Ebenezer Aug 21,1658. His will was presented in the court, Aug. 19, 1658, and his inventory in Nov. of the same year, and testified to, upon oath, by widow Brown and Thomas Brown, Feb. 10, 1658. He had come from New Haven, where he had a daughter baptised Mercy, April 6, 1645, and Elizabeth Aug. 1, 1647. He married here, July 27, 1658, Unity, widow of Clement Buxton, and died Aug. 22, of the same year. His widow married Mar. 9, 1659, Nicholas Knapp."
"Buxton, Clement, died here in 1657. He owned land here, as appears from the boundaries of other lands on record still earlier. The inventory of his estate was taken Sept. 3, 1657, and apprized by Richard Law and John Holly. It was given in upon oath of the widow Unica Buxton, May 13, 1668[sic]. Clement Buxton, 2d, gave bonds here, April 19, 1686[sic], of twenty pounds, in an action against Daniel Scofield. This name is still represented among the citiizens of the town."
Stamford marriage record for Unica marrying Nicholas Knapp on 1 September 1659.
Clement married Unica aka Unity about 1634 in England. They were the parents of:
Elizabeth/abt 1636 (Mrs Robert Husted)
Clement III/abt 1646 m. Judith Prence
Eunice/abt 1648 (Mrs Jonathan Waterbury)
Sarah/abt 1655 (Mrs Joseph Stevens); 2 (Mrs Jabez Smith)
There is some confusion about Clement Buxton's wife. No maiden name has been documented. After Clement died in 1657, Unica aka Unity married Peter Brown the next year. Peter Brown died but a short month after they were married and Unica married for a third time, in 1659 Nicholas Knapp.
History of Stamford, Connecticut From Its Settlement in 1641 to the Present time by Rev. E. B. Huntington, A. M.
Pg. 50-1: PETER BROWN lost his wife Elizabeth here, Sept. 21 1657- and a child Ebenezer Aug 21,1658. His will was presented in the court, Aug. 19, 1658, and his inventory in Nov. of the same year, and testified to, upon oath, by widow Brown and Thomas Brown, Feb. 10, 1658. He had come from New Haven, where he had a daughter baptised Mercy, April 6, 1645, and Elizabeth Aug. 1, 1647. He married here, July 27, 1658, Unity, widow of Clement Buxton, and died Aug. 22, of the same year. His widow married Mar. 9, 1659, Nicholas Knapp."
"Buxton, Clement, died here in 1657. He owned land here, as appears from the boundaries of other lands on record still earlier. The inventory of his estate was taken Sept. 3, 1657, and apprized by Richard Law and John Holly. It was given in upon oath of the widow Unica Buxton, May 13, 1668[sic]. Clement Buxton, 2d, gave bonds here, April 19, 1686[sic], of twenty pounds, in an action against Daniel Scofield. This name is still represented among the citiizens of the town."
Stamford marriage record for Unica marrying Nicholas Knapp on 1 September 1659.
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