Note: Burial here is logical and presumed but could not be proven.
The family came to Massachusetts Settlements from England in 1635, when Daniel was five years old.
In 1646, he received a free grant of 25 acres from Providence. On June 24, 1648, he and several other young men were arrested for "giving a false indian alarm" (Providence).
In 1653, he married Paltiah Elderkin. On December 19, 1658 he was given 100 acres in New London, CT.
In 1676, Daniel served as a volunteer in the Narragansett War, also known as King Phillip's War.
The family came to Massachusetts Settlements from England in 1635, when Daniel was five years old.
In 1646, he received a free grant of 25 acres from Providence. On June 24, 1648, he and several other young men were arrested for "giving a false indian alarm" (Providence).
In 1653, he married Paltiah Elderkin. On December 19, 1658 he was given 100 acres in New London, CT.
In 1676, Daniel served as a volunteer in the Narragansett War, also known as King Phillip's War.
Note: Burial here is logical and presumed but could not be proven.
The family came to Massachusetts Settlements from England in 1635, when Daniel was five years old.
In 1646, he received a free grant of 25 acres from Providence. On June 24, 1648, he and several other young men were arrested for "giving a false indian alarm" (Providence).
In 1653, he married Paltiah Elderkin. On December 19, 1658 he was given 100 acres in New London, CT.
In 1676, Daniel served as a volunteer in the Narragansett War, also known as King Phillip's War.
The family came to Massachusetts Settlements from England in 1635, when Daniel was five years old.
In 1646, he received a free grant of 25 acres from Providence. On June 24, 1648, he and several other young men were arrested for "giving a false indian alarm" (Providence).
In 1653, he married Paltiah Elderkin. On December 19, 1658 he was given 100 acres in New London, CT.
In 1676, Daniel served as a volunteer in the Narragansett War, also known as King Phillip's War.
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