He married Jane Lutman on 24 Aug 1636 in Ockley, Surrey, England.
They sailed from London on 20 May 1639, on the vessel St. John, with Reverend Whitfield, as part of the Eaton and Hopkins expedition. He was the first of this line in the family of the lords of Dudlety to move to CT.
He was one of the Founders of Guilford CT.
He established their first home on what is now Far Street, Guilford, and was the first owner of Dudley Farm.
They had 4 (known) children:
1. William, Jr. [1639-1701] m. Mary Stow
2. Joseph [1643-1701] m. Ann Robinson
3. Ruth [1645 - ] m. John Whittlesey
4. Deborah [1647-1683] m. (1) Thomas Scranton;
(2) Ebenezer Thompson
He married Jane Lutman on 24 Aug 1636 in Ockley, Surrey, England.
They sailed from London on 20 May 1639, on the vessel St. John, with Reverend Whitfield, as part of the Eaton and Hopkins expedition. He was the first of this line in the family of the lords of Dudlety to move to CT.
He was one of the Founders of Guilford CT.
He established their first home on what is now Far Street, Guilford, and was the first owner of Dudley Farm.
They had 4 (known) children:
1. William, Jr. [1639-1701] m. Mary Stow
2. Joseph [1643-1701] m. Ann Robinson
3. Ruth [1645 - ] m. John Whittlesey
4. Deborah [1647-1683] m. (1) Thomas Scranton;
(2) Ebenezer Thompson
Bio by: L J Steuben
Inscription
Although this person was likely interred in Guilford's original village cemetery (now the commons and public park in downtown Guilford), no surviving gravestone was known in 1818 when all gravestones at the Village Green, but not the people's remains, were dispersed to other town cemeteries.
Gravesite Details
Time and weather had erased the location of this grave when the cemetery was moved
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