• 1 F Hannah Lobdel Calcott HILLS Birth abt 1618 Death 22 Oct 1692, Haddam, Middlesex Co, CT [1049] Spouse Gerrard SPENCER Marriage 17 Dec 1636, Lynn, Essex Co, MA [1045]Gerard's first wife and mother of Nathaniel. His second wife was Rebecca Porter Clark.Jared Spencer married (1) by 1638, ____ ____. They had twelve children: John, Mehitabel Cone, Marah Brooks Shaler, Hannah Brainerd, Sarah Backus, Thomas, Samuel, Timothy, Ruth Clark, William, Nathaniel, & Rebecca Kennor Tanner.
The early wife of Jared who was the mother of his children has always been named as Hannah. Jacobus follows these authorities though confessing that he has not seen an original source or quoted contemporary record so naming her. Anderson suggests that the given name of his 1st wife may have been Grace. Two of the sons of Jared Spencer named daughters Grace, and Jared made a special point of making small bequests to these two grandchildren when many other grandchildren went unmentioned.
The earliest known reference to a daughter named Elizabeth, who married John Stannard, was published in 1907, without supporting evidence, by William Henry Spencer. Most later treatments of the family include this daughter also wioutou evidence, & so we do not include her in the list of children above. The birth-order chronology is crowded enough with 12 children.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
Find A Grave contributor Kris adds: Some account of the Cone family in America: principally of the descendants ...
By William Whitney Cone
link: http://books.google.com/books?id=ecdMAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA335&lpg=PA335&dq=cone,+sandisfield,+ma&source=bl&ots=s5QSRX4Mlv&sig=MwnvUMrwtreQD9UKc-AwM62B6fU&hl=en&ei=0QuuTZPMLKWG0QGTrNirCw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=11&ved=0CF4Q6AEwCg#v=onepage&q=MAHITABLE%20Spencer&f=false
You can find this book on google books. It list Alice as the wife of Jared Spencer and the mother of Mahitable Spencer Cone.∼Hannah "Grace" Spencer. Her maiden name is unknown. There is no proof of her families name.
She was married to Ensign Gerard Spencer in 1637, in Lynn Hartford, CT.
She died before 1683, in Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut. Her home and Burial area very near Thirty Mile Plantation Burial Yard.
Her daughter Elizabeth Spencer, who married John Standard, is my direct ancestor.
Elizabeth who married John Standard, was published in 1906, by William Henry Spencer.
Gerard Spencer is WRONGLY listed as married a second time was while Hannah was still living. Only the child from the first Wife are recognized. Other memorials do not recognize us, --first born--
We are only concerned with Hannah and her TRUE daughter Elizabeth.
Hannah or "Grace" Spencer formerly [surname unknown] English Immigrant to America
Born 1618 in Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England.
Her name: Hannah or Grace or Mrs. Gerard Spencer
Died Before 1683, in Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut. Thirty Mile Island Plantation Burial Yard
She was the wife of ENSIGN GERARD SPENCER II. The son of GERARD & ALICE (WHITEBREAD) SPENCER. (Gerrard Spencer Sr. 1576- d. 8 June 1625 burried: St. Mary the Virgin Churchyard. Stotfold, Central Bedfordshire Unitary Authority, Bedford England. His brother: Thomas Spencer 1571-1631.)
They were married 1636 -7 in Lynn, Hartford, Haddam, Connecticut. When she was 18.
Her husband: * ENSIGN GERARD SPENCER, bap. at St Mary's Parish, Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England, b. 25 Apr.1614, d.1685 at Haddam, Conn. His will, dated 17 Sept.1683, proved 3 Sept.1685. He married First: Hannah [unknown] Her death was dated before her husband made his will, and perhaps earlier than. Since the publication of Goodwin's "Genealogial Notes" in 1856, the early wife of Gerard, who was the mother of his children, has always been named as "Hannah" or "Joanus", There is no written document found of this, it is assumed, as the names of the children are also named. Birth dates assigned to the children given are in some cases, --guesses note: 1683.--
The family removed to Hartford about 1660 and to Haddam, Conn. in 1662 where he one of the first settlers. On October 8, 1668, the Court at Hartford appointed Ens. "Jarrad Spencer" as part of a committee to view land leased by Mr. Richard Lord, Sr. that is thought to be in Haddam Plantation and determine the bounds. He was propounded a freeman for Haddam on June 26, 1672, and was appointed Ensign of the Trainband there in September, 1675, serving in the Narraganset Indian War. He was a deputy for Haddam to the General Court at Hartford from 1674 to 1680 and 1683.
* NOTE: "Some Descendante of Gerard Spencer 1614 to 1684" at: Genealogial Department Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
**( There was a last name difference of opinion. This is false information made up. No one is represented by this source. We are Anti-Onondagan.) Her last name is unknown. We remain unchanged.
Hannah, Wife of Garrard Spencer.
Mother of Hannah, October 12, 1681
Jarred os listed in his Grandfathers will Dated Sept 17, 1683, who: Ensign Jarred Spencer Sr. willed his grandson of his son Thomas, his Rapier, (sword?).
His wife is likely Hannah Pratt. Thomas had 40 acres on Matchamodus Side.
I received the following edit from Findagrave member, Connie (48921690) on 15 December 2021.
Suggested edit: If Gerard Spencer remarried about 1677 then his wife, Hannah must have died before that, no hint of divorce. The Hannah Spencer that died October 22, 1692 was the daughter of John Pratt of Hartford and she married Gerrard's nephew, Jared, son of Thomas Spencer. See [https://www.google.com/books/edition/Genealogical_Notes/JNQUAAAAYAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=hannah+spencer+died+october+1692&pg=PA208&printsec=frontcover Genealogical Notes: or, Contributions to the Family History of Some of the First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts] Goodwin, Nathaniel. G. United States: F.A. Brown, 1856. Pg 197, immigrant Jared and wife Hannah, no death date shown for Hannah. Pg 208 Hannah Pratt, wife of Jared Spencer of Hartford, Conn. See Also Barbour, Lucius Barnes. [https://www.google.com/books/edition/Families_of_Early_Hartford_Connecticut/WJ_XiLoXvLkC?hl=en&gbpv=0 Families of early Hartford, Connecticut]. Malawi: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1977.Pg 558. And [http://dunhamwilcox.net/barbour/hartford_barbour_s2.htm Barbour Collection Hartford, CT] As well as
[https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPSC-6GNK Connecticut, Vital Records, Prior to 1850]," database, FamilySearch (21 September 2019), Hannah Spencer, ; citing Death, , Compiled by Lucius A. and Lucius B. Barbour, housed at State Library, Hartford, Connecticut; FHL microfilm 008143425.
The early wife of Jared who was the mother of his children has always been named as Hannah. Jacobus follows these authorities though confessing that he has not seen an original source or quoted contemporary record so naming her. Anderson suggests that the given name of his 1st wife may have been Grace. Two of the sons of Jared Spencer named daughters Grace, and Jared made a special point of making small bequests to these two grandchildren when many other grandchildren went unmentioned.
The earliest known reference to a daughter named Elizabeth, who married John Stannard, was published in 1907, without supporting evidence, by William Henry Spencer. Most later treatments of the family include this daughter also wioutou evidence, & so we do not include her in the list of children above. The birth-order chronology is crowded enough with 12 children.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
Find A Grave contributor Kris adds: Some account of the Cone family in America: principally of the descendants ...
By William Whitney Cone
link: http://books.google.com/books?id=ecdMAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA335&lpg=PA335&dq=cone,+sandisfield,+ma&source=bl&ots=s5QSRX4Mlv&sig=MwnvUMrwtreQD9UKc-AwM62B6fU&hl=en&ei=0QuuTZPMLKWG0QGTrNirCw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=11&ved=0CF4Q6AEwCg#v=onepage&q=MAHITABLE%20Spencer&f=false
You can find this book on google books. It list Alice as the wife of Jared Spencer and the mother of Mahitable Spencer Cone.∼Hannah "Grace" Spencer. Her maiden name is unknown. There is no proof of her families name.
She was married to Ensign Gerard Spencer in 1637, in Lynn Hartford, CT.
She died before 1683, in Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut. Her home and Burial area very near Thirty Mile Plantation Burial Yard.
Her daughter Elizabeth Spencer, who married John Standard, is my direct ancestor.
Elizabeth who married John Standard, was published in 1906, by William Henry Spencer.
Gerard Spencer is WRONGLY listed as married a second time was while Hannah was still living. Only the child from the first Wife are recognized. Other memorials do not recognize us, --first born--
We are only concerned with Hannah and her TRUE daughter Elizabeth.
Hannah or "Grace" Spencer formerly [surname unknown] English Immigrant to America
Born 1618 in Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England.
Her name: Hannah or Grace or Mrs. Gerard Spencer
Died Before 1683, in Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut. Thirty Mile Island Plantation Burial Yard
She was the wife of ENSIGN GERARD SPENCER II. The son of GERARD & ALICE (WHITEBREAD) SPENCER. (Gerrard Spencer Sr. 1576- d. 8 June 1625 burried: St. Mary the Virgin Churchyard. Stotfold, Central Bedfordshire Unitary Authority, Bedford England. His brother: Thomas Spencer 1571-1631.)
They were married 1636 -7 in Lynn, Hartford, Haddam, Connecticut. When she was 18.
Her husband: * ENSIGN GERARD SPENCER, bap. at St Mary's Parish, Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England, b. 25 Apr.1614, d.1685 at Haddam, Conn. His will, dated 17 Sept.1683, proved 3 Sept.1685. He married First: Hannah [unknown] Her death was dated before her husband made his will, and perhaps earlier than. Since the publication of Goodwin's "Genealogial Notes" in 1856, the early wife of Gerard, who was the mother of his children, has always been named as "Hannah" or "Joanus", There is no written document found of this, it is assumed, as the names of the children are also named. Birth dates assigned to the children given are in some cases, --guesses note: 1683.--
The family removed to Hartford about 1660 and to Haddam, Conn. in 1662 where he one of the first settlers. On October 8, 1668, the Court at Hartford appointed Ens. "Jarrad Spencer" as part of a committee to view land leased by Mr. Richard Lord, Sr. that is thought to be in Haddam Plantation and determine the bounds. He was propounded a freeman for Haddam on June 26, 1672, and was appointed Ensign of the Trainband there in September, 1675, serving in the Narraganset Indian War. He was a deputy for Haddam to the General Court at Hartford from 1674 to 1680 and 1683.
* NOTE: "Some Descendante of Gerard Spencer 1614 to 1684" at: Genealogial Department Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
**( There was a last name difference of opinion. This is false information made up. No one is represented by this source. We are Anti-Onondagan.) Her last name is unknown. We remain unchanged.
Hannah, Wife of Garrard Spencer.
Mother of Hannah, October 12, 1681
Jarred os listed in his Grandfathers will Dated Sept 17, 1683, who: Ensign Jarred Spencer Sr. willed his grandson of his son Thomas, his Rapier, (sword?).
His wife is likely Hannah Pratt. Thomas had 40 acres on Matchamodus Side.
I received the following edit from Findagrave member, Connie (48921690) on 15 December 2021.
Suggested edit: If Gerard Spencer remarried about 1677 then his wife, Hannah must have died before that, no hint of divorce. The Hannah Spencer that died October 22, 1692 was the daughter of John Pratt of Hartford and she married Gerrard's nephew, Jared, son of Thomas Spencer. See [https://www.google.com/books/edition/Genealogical_Notes/JNQUAAAAYAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=hannah+spencer+died+october+1692&pg=PA208&printsec=frontcover Genealogical Notes: or, Contributions to the Family History of Some of the First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts] Goodwin, Nathaniel. G. United States: F.A. Brown, 1856. Pg 197, immigrant Jared and wife Hannah, no death date shown for Hannah. Pg 208 Hannah Pratt, wife of Jared Spencer of Hartford, Conn. See Also Barbour, Lucius Barnes. [https://www.google.com/books/edition/Families_of_Early_Hartford_Connecticut/WJ_XiLoXvLkC?hl=en&gbpv=0 Families of early Hartford, Connecticut]. Malawi: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1977.Pg 558. And [http://dunhamwilcox.net/barbour/hartford_barbour_s2.htm Barbour Collection Hartford, CT] As well as
[https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPSC-6GNK Connecticut, Vital Records, Prior to 1850]," database, FamilySearch (21 September 2019), Hannah Spencer, ; citing Death, , Compiled by Lucius A. and Lucius B. Barbour, housed at State Library, Hartford, Connecticut; FHL microfilm 008143425.
• 1 F Hannah Lobdel Calcott HILLS Birth abt 1618 Death 22 Oct 1692, Haddam, Middlesex Co, CT [1049] Spouse Gerrard SPENCER Marriage 17 Dec 1636, Lynn, Essex Co, MA [1045]Gerard's first wife and mother of Nathaniel. His second wife was Rebecca Porter Clark.Jared Spencer married (1) by 1638, ____ ____. They had twelve children: John, Mehitabel Cone, Marah Brooks Shaler, Hannah Brainerd, Sarah Backus, Thomas, Samuel, Timothy, Ruth Clark, William, Nathaniel, & Rebecca Kennor Tanner.
The early wife of Jared who was the mother of his children has always been named as Hannah. Jacobus follows these authorities though confessing that he has not seen an original source or quoted contemporary record so naming her. Anderson suggests that the given name of his 1st wife may have been Grace. Two of the sons of Jared Spencer named daughters Grace, and Jared made a special point of making small bequests to these two grandchildren when many other grandchildren went unmentioned.
The earliest known reference to a daughter named Elizabeth, who married John Stannard, was published in 1907, without supporting evidence, by William Henry Spencer. Most later treatments of the family include this daughter also wioutou evidence, & so we do not include her in the list of children above. The birth-order chronology is crowded enough with 12 children.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
Find A Grave contributor Kris adds: Some account of the Cone family in America: principally of the descendants ...
By William Whitney Cone
link: http://books.google.com/books?id=ecdMAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA335&lpg=PA335&dq=cone,+sandisfield,+ma&source=bl&ots=s5QSRX4Mlv&sig=MwnvUMrwtreQD9UKc-AwM62B6fU&hl=en&ei=0QuuTZPMLKWG0QGTrNirCw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=11&ved=0CF4Q6AEwCg#v=onepage&q=MAHITABLE%20Spencer&f=false
You can find this book on google books. It list Alice as the wife of Jared Spencer and the mother of Mahitable Spencer Cone.∼Hannah "Grace" Spencer. Her maiden name is unknown. There is no proof of her families name.
She was married to Ensign Gerard Spencer in 1637, in Lynn Hartford, CT.
She died before 1683, in Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut. Her home and Burial area very near Thirty Mile Plantation Burial Yard.
Her daughter Elizabeth Spencer, who married John Standard, is my direct ancestor.
Elizabeth who married John Standard, was published in 1906, by William Henry Spencer.
Gerard Spencer is WRONGLY listed as married a second time was while Hannah was still living. Only the child from the first Wife are recognized. Other memorials do not recognize us, --first born--
We are only concerned with Hannah and her TRUE daughter Elizabeth.
Hannah or "Grace" Spencer formerly [surname unknown] English Immigrant to America
Born 1618 in Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England.
Her name: Hannah or Grace or Mrs. Gerard Spencer
Died Before 1683, in Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut. Thirty Mile Island Plantation Burial Yard
She was the wife of ENSIGN GERARD SPENCER II. The son of GERARD & ALICE (WHITEBREAD) SPENCER. (Gerrard Spencer Sr. 1576- d. 8 June 1625 burried: St. Mary the Virgin Churchyard. Stotfold, Central Bedfordshire Unitary Authority, Bedford England. His brother: Thomas Spencer 1571-1631.)
They were married 1636 -7 in Lynn, Hartford, Haddam, Connecticut. When she was 18.
Her husband: * ENSIGN GERARD SPENCER, bap. at St Mary's Parish, Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England, b. 25 Apr.1614, d.1685 at Haddam, Conn. His will, dated 17 Sept.1683, proved 3 Sept.1685. He married First: Hannah [unknown] Her death was dated before her husband made his will, and perhaps earlier than. Since the publication of Goodwin's "Genealogial Notes" in 1856, the early wife of Gerard, who was the mother of his children, has always been named as "Hannah" or "Joanus", There is no written document found of this, it is assumed, as the names of the children are also named. Birth dates assigned to the children given are in some cases, --guesses note: 1683.--
The family removed to Hartford about 1660 and to Haddam, Conn. in 1662 where he one of the first settlers. On October 8, 1668, the Court at Hartford appointed Ens. "Jarrad Spencer" as part of a committee to view land leased by Mr. Richard Lord, Sr. that is thought to be in Haddam Plantation and determine the bounds. He was propounded a freeman for Haddam on June 26, 1672, and was appointed Ensign of the Trainband there in September, 1675, serving in the Narraganset Indian War. He was a deputy for Haddam to the General Court at Hartford from 1674 to 1680 and 1683.
* NOTE: "Some Descendante of Gerard Spencer 1614 to 1684" at: Genealogial Department Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
**( There was a last name difference of opinion. This is false information made up. No one is represented by this source. We are Anti-Onondagan.) Her last name is unknown. We remain unchanged.
Hannah, Wife of Garrard Spencer.
Mother of Hannah, October 12, 1681
Jarred os listed in his Grandfathers will Dated Sept 17, 1683, who: Ensign Jarred Spencer Sr. willed his grandson of his son Thomas, his Rapier, (sword?).
His wife is likely Hannah Pratt. Thomas had 40 acres on Matchamodus Side.
I received the following edit from Findagrave member, Connie (48921690) on 15 December 2021.
Suggested edit: If Gerard Spencer remarried about 1677 then his wife, Hannah must have died before that, no hint of divorce. The Hannah Spencer that died October 22, 1692 was the daughter of John Pratt of Hartford and she married Gerrard's nephew, Jared, son of Thomas Spencer. See [https://www.google.com/books/edition/Genealogical_Notes/JNQUAAAAYAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=hannah+spencer+died+october+1692&pg=PA208&printsec=frontcover Genealogical Notes: or, Contributions to the Family History of Some of the First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts] Goodwin, Nathaniel. G. United States: F.A. Brown, 1856. Pg 197, immigrant Jared and wife Hannah, no death date shown for Hannah. Pg 208 Hannah Pratt, wife of Jared Spencer of Hartford, Conn. See Also Barbour, Lucius Barnes. [https://www.google.com/books/edition/Families_of_Early_Hartford_Connecticut/WJ_XiLoXvLkC?hl=en&gbpv=0 Families of early Hartford, Connecticut]. Malawi: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1977.Pg 558. And [http://dunhamwilcox.net/barbour/hartford_barbour_s2.htm Barbour Collection Hartford, CT] As well as
[https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPSC-6GNK Connecticut, Vital Records, Prior to 1850]," database, FamilySearch (21 September 2019), Hannah Spencer, ; citing Death, , Compiled by Lucius A. and Lucius B. Barbour, housed at State Library, Hartford, Connecticut; FHL microfilm 008143425.
The early wife of Jared who was the mother of his children has always been named as Hannah. Jacobus follows these authorities though confessing that he has not seen an original source or quoted contemporary record so naming her. Anderson suggests that the given name of his 1st wife may have been Grace. Two of the sons of Jared Spencer named daughters Grace, and Jared made a special point of making small bequests to these two grandchildren when many other grandchildren went unmentioned.
The earliest known reference to a daughter named Elizabeth, who married John Stannard, was published in 1907, without supporting evidence, by William Henry Spencer. Most later treatments of the family include this daughter also wioutou evidence, & so we do not include her in the list of children above. The birth-order chronology is crowded enough with 12 children.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
Find A Grave contributor Kris adds: Some account of the Cone family in America: principally of the descendants ...
By William Whitney Cone
link: http://books.google.com/books?id=ecdMAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA335&lpg=PA335&dq=cone,+sandisfield,+ma&source=bl&ots=s5QSRX4Mlv&sig=MwnvUMrwtreQD9UKc-AwM62B6fU&hl=en&ei=0QuuTZPMLKWG0QGTrNirCw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=11&ved=0CF4Q6AEwCg#v=onepage&q=MAHITABLE%20Spencer&f=false
You can find this book on google books. It list Alice as the wife of Jared Spencer and the mother of Mahitable Spencer Cone.∼Hannah "Grace" Spencer. Her maiden name is unknown. There is no proof of her families name.
She was married to Ensign Gerard Spencer in 1637, in Lynn Hartford, CT.
She died before 1683, in Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut. Her home and Burial area very near Thirty Mile Plantation Burial Yard.
Her daughter Elizabeth Spencer, who married John Standard, is my direct ancestor.
Elizabeth who married John Standard, was published in 1906, by William Henry Spencer.
Gerard Spencer is WRONGLY listed as married a second time was while Hannah was still living. Only the child from the first Wife are recognized. Other memorials do not recognize us, --first born--
We are only concerned with Hannah and her TRUE daughter Elizabeth.
Hannah or "Grace" Spencer formerly [surname unknown] English Immigrant to America
Born 1618 in Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England.
Her name: Hannah or Grace or Mrs. Gerard Spencer
Died Before 1683, in Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut. Thirty Mile Island Plantation Burial Yard
She was the wife of ENSIGN GERARD SPENCER II. The son of GERARD & ALICE (WHITEBREAD) SPENCER. (Gerrard Spencer Sr. 1576- d. 8 June 1625 burried: St. Mary the Virgin Churchyard. Stotfold, Central Bedfordshire Unitary Authority, Bedford England. His brother: Thomas Spencer 1571-1631.)
They were married 1636 -7 in Lynn, Hartford, Haddam, Connecticut. When she was 18.
Her husband: * ENSIGN GERARD SPENCER, bap. at St Mary's Parish, Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England, b. 25 Apr.1614, d.1685 at Haddam, Conn. His will, dated 17 Sept.1683, proved 3 Sept.1685. He married First: Hannah [unknown] Her death was dated before her husband made his will, and perhaps earlier than. Since the publication of Goodwin's "Genealogial Notes" in 1856, the early wife of Gerard, who was the mother of his children, has always been named as "Hannah" or "Joanus", There is no written document found of this, it is assumed, as the names of the children are also named. Birth dates assigned to the children given are in some cases, --guesses note: 1683.--
The family removed to Hartford about 1660 and to Haddam, Conn. in 1662 where he one of the first settlers. On October 8, 1668, the Court at Hartford appointed Ens. "Jarrad Spencer" as part of a committee to view land leased by Mr. Richard Lord, Sr. that is thought to be in Haddam Plantation and determine the bounds. He was propounded a freeman for Haddam on June 26, 1672, and was appointed Ensign of the Trainband there in September, 1675, serving in the Narraganset Indian War. He was a deputy for Haddam to the General Court at Hartford from 1674 to 1680 and 1683.
* NOTE: "Some Descendante of Gerard Spencer 1614 to 1684" at: Genealogial Department Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
**( There was a last name difference of opinion. This is false information made up. No one is represented by this source. We are Anti-Onondagan.) Her last name is unknown. We remain unchanged.
Hannah, Wife of Garrard Spencer.
Mother of Hannah, October 12, 1681
Jarred os listed in his Grandfathers will Dated Sept 17, 1683, who: Ensign Jarred Spencer Sr. willed his grandson of his son Thomas, his Rapier, (sword?).
His wife is likely Hannah Pratt. Thomas had 40 acres on Matchamodus Side.
I received the following edit from Findagrave member, Connie (48921690) on 15 December 2021.
Suggested edit: If Gerard Spencer remarried about 1677 then his wife, Hannah must have died before that, no hint of divorce. The Hannah Spencer that died October 22, 1692 was the daughter of John Pratt of Hartford and she married Gerrard's nephew, Jared, son of Thomas Spencer. See [https://www.google.com/books/edition/Genealogical_Notes/JNQUAAAAYAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=hannah+spencer+died+october+1692&pg=PA208&printsec=frontcover Genealogical Notes: or, Contributions to the Family History of Some of the First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts] Goodwin, Nathaniel. G. United States: F.A. Brown, 1856. Pg 197, immigrant Jared and wife Hannah, no death date shown for Hannah. Pg 208 Hannah Pratt, wife of Jared Spencer of Hartford, Conn. See Also Barbour, Lucius Barnes. [https://www.google.com/books/edition/Families_of_Early_Hartford_Connecticut/WJ_XiLoXvLkC?hl=en&gbpv=0 Families of early Hartford, Connecticut]. Malawi: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1977.Pg 558. And [http://dunhamwilcox.net/barbour/hartford_barbour_s2.htm Barbour Collection Hartford, CT] As well as
[https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPSC-6GNK Connecticut, Vital Records, Prior to 1850]," database, FamilySearch (21 September 2019), Hannah Spencer, ; citing Death, , Compiled by Lucius A. and Lucius B. Barbour, housed at State Library, Hartford, Connecticut; FHL microfilm 008143425.
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Thirty Mile Island Plantation Burial Yard
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Thirty Mile Island Plantation Burial Yard
Family Members
Children
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John Spencer
1636–1683
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Hannah Spencer Brainerd
1641–1691
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Mehitable Spencer Cone
1642–1691
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Marah Alice Spencer Shaylor
1642–1714
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Samuel Spencer
1644–1705
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Sarah Spencer Backus
1644–1707
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Elizabeth "Becky, Beth" Spencer Stannard
1646–1688
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Thomas Spencer
1648–1698
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Timothy Spencer
1652–1704
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Ruth Spencer Clark
1654–1744
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ENS Nathaniel Spencer Sr
1658–1722
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Rebecca Spencer Tanner
1660–1710
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