Joel Gillett was the son of Thomas Gillett 1676 and Hannah Clark. Joel married first Mary Kelsey in 1732. He married second Mary Foote, the daughter of Daniel Foote and Mary Collyer, in 1737.
About 1758, Joel and his family left the Windsor, Connecticut area where his family had lived for three generations since 1635, and settled in Amenia, Dutchess County, New York.
Children: Joel 1738-1738, Lucy (Obidiah) Dunham 1740, Abner 1741, Moses 1743, Mary (Sampson) Woolsey 1747, Aaron 1749, Sarah (Joseph) Delavergne 1754, Eli 1756.
The burial place of Joel is unknown, but it is probably somewhere near or in Amenia, Dutchess County, New York.
About 1758, Joel and his family left the Windsor, Connecticut area where his family had lived for three generations since 1635, and settled in Amenia, Dutchess County, New York.
Children: Joel 1738-1738, Lucy (Obidiah) Dunham 1740, Abner 1741, Moses 1743, Mary (Sampson) Woolsey 1747, Aaron 1749, Sarah (Joseph) Delavergne 1754, Eli 1756.
The burial place of Joel is unknown, but it is probably somewhere near or in Amenia, Dutchess County, New York.
Joel Gillett was the son of Thomas Gillett 1676 and Hannah Clark. Joel married first Mary Kelsey in 1732. He married second Mary Foote, the daughter of Daniel Foote and Mary Collyer, in 1737.
About 1758, Joel and his family left the Windsor, Connecticut area where his family had lived for three generations since 1635, and settled in Amenia, Dutchess County, New York.
Children: Joel 1738-1738, Lucy (Obidiah) Dunham 1740, Abner 1741, Moses 1743, Mary (Sampson) Woolsey 1747, Aaron 1749, Sarah (Joseph) Delavergne 1754, Eli 1756.
The burial place of Joel is unknown, but it is probably somewhere near or in Amenia, Dutchess County, New York.
About 1758, Joel and his family left the Windsor, Connecticut area where his family had lived for three generations since 1635, and settled in Amenia, Dutchess County, New York.
Children: Joel 1738-1738, Lucy (Obidiah) Dunham 1740, Abner 1741, Moses 1743, Mary (Sampson) Woolsey 1747, Aaron 1749, Sarah (Joseph) Delavergne 1754, Eli 1756.
The burial place of Joel is unknown, but it is probably somewhere near or in Amenia, Dutchess County, New York.
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