Died aged 62 yrs.
~MY PECK FAMILY~
Thaddeus was the oldest son of my ancestors, Corp. Josiah & Helen (Birdseye) Peck and grandson of Nathan & Tabatha (Beers) Peck and Rev. Nathan & Dorothy (Hawley) Birdseye (buried in Old Cong. Burying Ground in Stratford). Thaddeus was the brother of my ancestor, BIRDSEY PECK.
He was a cloth-maker and a merchant of goods that he brought from the West Indies. He deeded the city of Stratford the land for the Union Cemetery. He married
(1) Hannah Jewett on 29 Oct 1800 and they were the parents of seven children:
Job Peck (1803-1842), m. Agnes Hull
Helen Peck b. Feb. 25, 1805
Thaddeus Peck, Jr. (1807-1870), m. Mary Curtis
John Peck (1809-1844)
Martha Peck (1811-1854)
Sally Peck (1813-1851)
Josiah Peck (1815-1815)
2) Lucy Curtis on 12 Jan 1817; they were the parents of
Mary L. Peck b. March 15, 1836
Martha Peck (1832-1854)
~MY PECK FAMILY~
Thaddeus was the oldest son of my ancestors, Corp. Josiah & Helen (Birdseye) Peck and grandson of Nathan & Tabatha (Beers) Peck and Rev. Nathan & Dorothy (Hawley) Birdseye (buried in Old Cong. Burying Ground in Stratford). Thaddeus was the brother of my ancestor, BIRDSEY PECK.
He was a cloth-maker and a merchant of goods that he brought from the West Indies. He deeded the city of Stratford the land for the Union Cemetery. He married
(1) Hannah Jewett on 29 Oct 1800 and they were the parents of seven children:
Job Peck (1803-1842), m. Agnes Hull
Helen Peck b. Feb. 25, 1805
Thaddeus Peck, Jr. (1807-1870), m. Mary Curtis
John Peck (1809-1844)
Martha Peck (1811-1854)
Sally Peck (1813-1851)
Josiah Peck (1815-1815)
2) Lucy Curtis on 12 Jan 1817; they were the parents of
Mary L. Peck b. March 15, 1836
Martha Peck (1832-1854)
Died aged 62 yrs.
~MY PECK FAMILY~
Thaddeus was the oldest son of my ancestors, Corp. Josiah & Helen (Birdseye) Peck and grandson of Nathan & Tabatha (Beers) Peck and Rev. Nathan & Dorothy (Hawley) Birdseye (buried in Old Cong. Burying Ground in Stratford). Thaddeus was the brother of my ancestor, BIRDSEY PECK.
He was a cloth-maker and a merchant of goods that he brought from the West Indies. He deeded the city of Stratford the land for the Union Cemetery. He married
(1) Hannah Jewett on 29 Oct 1800 and they were the parents of seven children:
Job Peck (1803-1842), m. Agnes Hull
Helen Peck b. Feb. 25, 1805
Thaddeus Peck, Jr. (1807-1870), m. Mary Curtis
John Peck (1809-1844)
Martha Peck (1811-1854)
Sally Peck (1813-1851)
Josiah Peck (1815-1815)
2) Lucy Curtis on 12 Jan 1817; they were the parents of
Mary L. Peck b. March 15, 1836
Martha Peck (1832-1854)
~MY PECK FAMILY~
Thaddeus was the oldest son of my ancestors, Corp. Josiah & Helen (Birdseye) Peck and grandson of Nathan & Tabatha (Beers) Peck and Rev. Nathan & Dorothy (Hawley) Birdseye (buried in Old Cong. Burying Ground in Stratford). Thaddeus was the brother of my ancestor, BIRDSEY PECK.
He was a cloth-maker and a merchant of goods that he brought from the West Indies. He deeded the city of Stratford the land for the Union Cemetery. He married
(1) Hannah Jewett on 29 Oct 1800 and they were the parents of seven children:
Job Peck (1803-1842), m. Agnes Hull
Helen Peck b. Feb. 25, 1805
Thaddeus Peck, Jr. (1807-1870), m. Mary Curtis
John Peck (1809-1844)
Martha Peck (1811-1854)
Sally Peck (1813-1851)
Josiah Peck (1815-1815)
2) Lucy Curtis on 12 Jan 1817; they were the parents of
Mary L. Peck b. March 15, 1836
Martha Peck (1832-1854)
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North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000
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Geneanet Community Trees Index
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Connecticut, U.S., Town Birth Records, pre-1870 (Barbour Collection)
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Connecticut, U.S., Hale Collection of Cemetery Inscriptions and Newspaper Notices, 1629-1934
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Connecticut, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1609-1999
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