A freeplanter in Milford in 1630.
Received homelot #17 (2 acres, 3 rods, 20 poles)in the first division of land.
Admitted to the Milford Church on September 13, 1640.
He married Martha (unknown) about 1640 (probably his second marriage). She joined the Milford Church on June 20, 1641. They removed to Fairfield where he died. The widow, Martha, married my ancestor, NATHAN GOLD.
Pictured to the right is a plaque on the Memorial Bridge over the Wepawaug River in Milford honoring 18 of the early settlers who do not have stones on the bridge. Edmund Harvey and his wife, Martha, are listed on this plaque. Click on the picture to make it larger.
Received homelot #17 (2 acres, 3 rods, 20 poles)in the first division of land.
Admitted to the Milford Church on September 13, 1640.
He married Martha (unknown) about 1640 (probably his second marriage). She joined the Milford Church on June 20, 1641. They removed to Fairfield where he died. The widow, Martha, married my ancestor, NATHAN GOLD.
Pictured to the right is a plaque on the Memorial Bridge over the Wepawaug River in Milford honoring 18 of the early settlers who do not have stones on the bridge. Edmund Harvey and his wife, Martha, are listed on this plaque. Click on the picture to make it larger.
A freeplanter in Milford in 1630.
Received homelot #17 (2 acres, 3 rods, 20 poles)in the first division of land.
Admitted to the Milford Church on September 13, 1640.
He married Martha (unknown) about 1640 (probably his second marriage). She joined the Milford Church on June 20, 1641. They removed to Fairfield where he died. The widow, Martha, married my ancestor, NATHAN GOLD.
Pictured to the right is a plaque on the Memorial Bridge over the Wepawaug River in Milford honoring 18 of the early settlers who do not have stones on the bridge. Edmund Harvey and his wife, Martha, are listed on this plaque. Click on the picture to make it larger.
Received homelot #17 (2 acres, 3 rods, 20 poles)in the first division of land.
Admitted to the Milford Church on September 13, 1640.
He married Martha (unknown) about 1640 (probably his second marriage). She joined the Milford Church on June 20, 1641. They removed to Fairfield where he died. The widow, Martha, married my ancestor, NATHAN GOLD.
Pictured to the right is a plaque on the Memorial Bridge over the Wepawaug River in Milford honoring 18 of the early settlers who do not have stones on the bridge. Edmund Harvey and his wife, Martha, are listed on this plaque. Click on the picture to make it larger.
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