Henry Botsford
Cenotaph

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Henry Botsford

Birth
Bedfordshire, England
Death
15 Apr 1686 (aged 77)
Milford, New Haven County, Connecticut, USA
Cenotaph
Milford, New Haven County, Connecticut, USA GPS-Latitude: 41.2241507, Longitude: -73.0528124
Plot
BURIED IN THE OLDEST PART OF THE CEMETERY-- No grave marker remains.
Memorial ID
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~MY ANCESTOR~
HENRY BOTSFORD, the son of EDWARD & ALICE (PRIOR) BOTSFORD, was baptized on June 15, 1608 in Sundon, Bedforshire, England. He came on the good ship, MARTIN, in 1638. He was a freeplanter in Milford and had lot #45. He joined the First Church at Milford in 1644, and was a Corporal in the trainband against the Dutch in 1654.

HENRY BOTSFORD married ELIZABETH WOOLHEAD on January 26, 1631 in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire, England.
His will as dated Feb. 1, 1685/6 and the inventory was taken on April 15, 1686. He had a good estate. Their oldest son, ELNATHAN BOTSFORD, was my ancestor.

The third pictures is of a monument in the Milford Cemetery placed by "Band of Botsford in 1921" honoring Henry & Elizabeth Botsford.
The first picture at left shows the inscription on the Founders Bridge on the Wepawaug River in Milford and the second picture is of the bridge.

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~MY ANCESTOR~
HENRY BOTSFORD, the son of EDWARD & ALICE (PRIOR) BOTSFORD, was baptized on June 15, 1608 in Sundon, Bedforshire, England. He came on the good ship, MARTIN, in 1638. He was a freeplanter in Milford and had lot #45. He joined the First Church at Milford in 1644, and was a Corporal in the trainband against the Dutch in 1654.

HENRY BOTSFORD married ELIZABETH WOOLHEAD on January 26, 1631 in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire, England.
His will as dated Feb. 1, 1685/6 and the inventory was taken on April 15, 1686. He had a good estate. Their oldest son, ELNATHAN BOTSFORD, was my ancestor.

The third pictures is of a monument in the Milford Cemetery placed by "Band of Botsford in 1921" honoring Henry & Elizabeth Botsford.
The first picture at left shows the inscription on the Founders Bridge on the Wepawaug River in Milford and the second picture is of the bridge.

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