Stephen Andrews/Andrus was the son of John Andrews of Hartford, and grandson of John and Mary Andrews the settlers. He married Sarah Gillet, of Hartford, 29 Mar 1705; she was the daughter of Elias Gillett and Sarah Griffin.
John Andrews, Jun., eldest son of John the settler. He lived in Hartford; married ____ ____; had land on Connecticut river, and is called on the record of it John Andrus, son of John Andrus, of Farmington, 20th March, 1676-7... He died before 1713, aged about 78. In consequence of very limited records of the town in Hartford at this early period, little is found concerning its inhabitants. The name of John Andrus' wife does not appear.
Children of John, Jun.:
10. John, born ___, married 23d April, 1702, Hannah Gillet, of Hartford.
11. Hannah, born 1713, quit for a consideration to her brother John all her interest in her father's estate.
12. Joseph, born ___, died about 1698, unmarried, estate settled by his father.
13. Esther, born 1713, quit for a consideration to her brother John all her interest in her father's estate.
14. Stephen born ___, married 29th March, 1705, Sarah Gillet, of Hartford.
Stephen is next found in Glastonbury, where he, 1713, gave a quit-claim deed for a valuable consideration, of all his interest in his father's estate, to his brother John. He owned land in Glastonbury, 1716, (110 acres division by vote of the town, A.D. 1713,) and is said to have come to that town from "Poke Hill" Ferry, near "Wethersfield Folly;" his farm was the same owned and occupied by the late Chauncey Andrews, in the eastern part of the town. He was a school-teacher, 1745; had a portion of the common land set to him, 1757; he had land divided to him 1723, 47 acres "next to Hebron." He was the first clerk of Eastbury school society from 1731 to 1743, 2hen his son Elisha succeeded him. He had a second wife, Prudence Scott. He first located at South Glastonbury, called "Shingle Hollow;" then, 1724, moved to Nipsie, or East Glastonbury. He taught school there 1742. The records in Glastonbury have his name both Andrews and Andrus.
Their children:
50. Elisha, born 10th July, 1706, [Hartford town record.]
51. Dinah, born 10th August, 1708. [Hartford town record.]
52. Charles, born 3d Oct, 1710. [Hartford town record.]
52 1/2. Eli, born
(see North America, Family Histories)
John and Mary Andrews, the settlers, had children Mary born in 1643, a son John born in 1645, Hannah born in 1647, Abraham born in 1648, Daniel born in 1650, Joseph born in 1651, Rachel born in 1654, Stephen born in 1656, and Benjamin born in 1659.
Their son John born in 1645, died before 1713; he lived in Hartford, CT. His children were John who married Hannah Gillett; Hannah, Joseph who died in 1698, Esther, and Stephen.
John's son Stephen was born in Hartford, CT about 1680. He removed to Glastonbury, CT, and first married at Hartford 29 Mar 1705 Sarah Gillett. He married second Prudence Scott. His children born at Hartford were Elisha, Dinah, Charles and Eli. (from "New England Families" by William Richard Cutter, Vol. IV published 1914)
John Andrews, Jun., eldest son of John the settler. He lived in Hartford; married ____ ____; had land on Connecticut river, and is called on the record of it John Andrus, son of John Andrus, of Farmington, 20th March, 1676-7... He died before 1713, aged about 78. In consequence of very limited records of the town in Hartford at this early period, little is found concerning its inhabitants. The name of John Andrus' wife does not appear.
Children of John, Jun.:
10. John, born ___, married 23d April, 1702, Hannah Gillet, of Hartford.
11. Hannah, born 1713, quit for a consideration to her brother John all her interest in her father's estate.
12. Joseph, born ___, died about 1698, unmarried, estate settled by his father.
13. Esther, born 1713, quit for a consideration to her brother John all her interest in her father's estate.
14. Stephen born ___, married 29th March, 1705, Sarah Gillet, of Hartford.
Stephen is next found in Glastonbury, where he, 1713, gave a quit-claim deed for a valuable consideration, of all his interest in his father's estate, to his brother John. He owned land in Glastonbury, 1716, (110 acres division by vote of the town, A.D. 1713,) and is said to have come to that town from "Poke Hill" Ferry, near "Wethersfield Folly;" his farm was the same owned and occupied by the late Chauncey Andrews, in the eastern part of the town. He was a school-teacher, 1745; had a portion of the common land set to him, 1757; he had land divided to him 1723, 47 acres "next to Hebron." He was the first clerk of Eastbury school society from 1731 to 1743, 2hen his son Elisha succeeded him. He had a second wife, Prudence Scott. He first located at South Glastonbury, called "Shingle Hollow;" then, 1724, moved to Nipsie, or East Glastonbury. He taught school there 1742. The records in Glastonbury have his name both Andrews and Andrus.
Their children:
50. Elisha, born 10th July, 1706, [Hartford town record.]
51. Dinah, born 10th August, 1708. [Hartford town record.]
52. Charles, born 3d Oct, 1710. [Hartford town record.]
52 1/2. Eli, born
(see North America, Family Histories)
John and Mary Andrews, the settlers, had children Mary born in 1643, a son John born in 1645, Hannah born in 1647, Abraham born in 1648, Daniel born in 1650, Joseph born in 1651, Rachel born in 1654, Stephen born in 1656, and Benjamin born in 1659.
Their son John born in 1645, died before 1713; he lived in Hartford, CT. His children were John who married Hannah Gillett; Hannah, Joseph who died in 1698, Esther, and Stephen.
John's son Stephen was born in Hartford, CT about 1680. He removed to Glastonbury, CT, and first married at Hartford 29 Mar 1705 Sarah Gillett. He married second Prudence Scott. His children born at Hartford were Elisha, Dinah, Charles and Eli. (from "New England Families" by William Richard Cutter, Vol. IV published 1914)
Stephen Andrews/Andrus was the son of John Andrews of Hartford, and grandson of John and Mary Andrews the settlers. He married Sarah Gillet, of Hartford, 29 Mar 1705; she was the daughter of Elias Gillett and Sarah Griffin.
John Andrews, Jun., eldest son of John the settler. He lived in Hartford; married ____ ____; had land on Connecticut river, and is called on the record of it John Andrus, son of John Andrus, of Farmington, 20th March, 1676-7... He died before 1713, aged about 78. In consequence of very limited records of the town in Hartford at this early period, little is found concerning its inhabitants. The name of John Andrus' wife does not appear.
Children of John, Jun.:
10. John, born ___, married 23d April, 1702, Hannah Gillet, of Hartford.
11. Hannah, born 1713, quit for a consideration to her brother John all her interest in her father's estate.
12. Joseph, born ___, died about 1698, unmarried, estate settled by his father.
13. Esther, born 1713, quit for a consideration to her brother John all her interest in her father's estate.
14. Stephen born ___, married 29th March, 1705, Sarah Gillet, of Hartford.
Stephen is next found in Glastonbury, where he, 1713, gave a quit-claim deed for a valuable consideration, of all his interest in his father's estate, to his brother John. He owned land in Glastonbury, 1716, (110 acres division by vote of the town, A.D. 1713,) and is said to have come to that town from "Poke Hill" Ferry, near "Wethersfield Folly;" his farm was the same owned and occupied by the late Chauncey Andrews, in the eastern part of the town. He was a school-teacher, 1745; had a portion of the common land set to him, 1757; he had land divided to him 1723, 47 acres "next to Hebron." He was the first clerk of Eastbury school society from 1731 to 1743, 2hen his son Elisha succeeded him. He had a second wife, Prudence Scott. He first located at South Glastonbury, called "Shingle Hollow;" then, 1724, moved to Nipsie, or East Glastonbury. He taught school there 1742. The records in Glastonbury have his name both Andrews and Andrus.
Their children:
50. Elisha, born 10th July, 1706, [Hartford town record.]
51. Dinah, born 10th August, 1708. [Hartford town record.]
52. Charles, born 3d Oct, 1710. [Hartford town record.]
52 1/2. Eli, born
(see North America, Family Histories)
John and Mary Andrews, the settlers, had children Mary born in 1643, a son John born in 1645, Hannah born in 1647, Abraham born in 1648, Daniel born in 1650, Joseph born in 1651, Rachel born in 1654, Stephen born in 1656, and Benjamin born in 1659.
Their son John born in 1645, died before 1713; he lived in Hartford, CT. His children were John who married Hannah Gillett; Hannah, Joseph who died in 1698, Esther, and Stephen.
John's son Stephen was born in Hartford, CT about 1680. He removed to Glastonbury, CT, and first married at Hartford 29 Mar 1705 Sarah Gillett. He married second Prudence Scott. His children born at Hartford were Elisha, Dinah, Charles and Eli. (from "New England Families" by William Richard Cutter, Vol. IV published 1914)
John Andrews, Jun., eldest son of John the settler. He lived in Hartford; married ____ ____; had land on Connecticut river, and is called on the record of it John Andrus, son of John Andrus, of Farmington, 20th March, 1676-7... He died before 1713, aged about 78. In consequence of very limited records of the town in Hartford at this early period, little is found concerning its inhabitants. The name of John Andrus' wife does not appear.
Children of John, Jun.:
10. John, born ___, married 23d April, 1702, Hannah Gillet, of Hartford.
11. Hannah, born 1713, quit for a consideration to her brother John all her interest in her father's estate.
12. Joseph, born ___, died about 1698, unmarried, estate settled by his father.
13. Esther, born 1713, quit for a consideration to her brother John all her interest in her father's estate.
14. Stephen born ___, married 29th March, 1705, Sarah Gillet, of Hartford.
Stephen is next found in Glastonbury, where he, 1713, gave a quit-claim deed for a valuable consideration, of all his interest in his father's estate, to his brother John. He owned land in Glastonbury, 1716, (110 acres division by vote of the town, A.D. 1713,) and is said to have come to that town from "Poke Hill" Ferry, near "Wethersfield Folly;" his farm was the same owned and occupied by the late Chauncey Andrews, in the eastern part of the town. He was a school-teacher, 1745; had a portion of the common land set to him, 1757; he had land divided to him 1723, 47 acres "next to Hebron." He was the first clerk of Eastbury school society from 1731 to 1743, 2hen his son Elisha succeeded him. He had a second wife, Prudence Scott. He first located at South Glastonbury, called "Shingle Hollow;" then, 1724, moved to Nipsie, or East Glastonbury. He taught school there 1742. The records in Glastonbury have his name both Andrews and Andrus.
Their children:
50. Elisha, born 10th July, 1706, [Hartford town record.]
51. Dinah, born 10th August, 1708. [Hartford town record.]
52. Charles, born 3d Oct, 1710. [Hartford town record.]
52 1/2. Eli, born
(see North America, Family Histories)
John and Mary Andrews, the settlers, had children Mary born in 1643, a son John born in 1645, Hannah born in 1647, Abraham born in 1648, Daniel born in 1650, Joseph born in 1651, Rachel born in 1654, Stephen born in 1656, and Benjamin born in 1659.
Their son John born in 1645, died before 1713; he lived in Hartford, CT. His children were John who married Hannah Gillett; Hannah, Joseph who died in 1698, Esther, and Stephen.
John's son Stephen was born in Hartford, CT about 1680. He removed to Glastonbury, CT, and first married at Hartford 29 Mar 1705 Sarah Gillett. He married second Prudence Scott. His children born at Hartford were Elisha, Dinah, Charles and Eli. (from "New England Families" by William Richard Cutter, Vol. IV published 1914)
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