JOHN PETTIBONE, the first of the name in America, probably from Wales and possibly a soldier under Cromwell, was freeman at Windsor in 1658."
He married February 16, 1664, Sarah (daughter of Baget) Egleston, born March 28, 1643, died July 8, 1713.
Resided in 1667 on Farmington River, which later became town of Simsbury : made freeman at Simsbury, 1669. John Pettibone's wife contributed in 1676 the sum of 6d. to the "Conn. Relief Fund for the Poor of Other Colonies.
He married February 16, 1664, Sarah (daughter of Baget) Egleston, born March 28, 1643, died July 8, 1713.
Resided in 1667 on Farmington River, which later became town of Simsbury : made freeman at Simsbury, 1669. John Pettibone's wife contributed in 1676 the sum of 6d. to the "Conn. Relief Fund for the Poor of Other Colonies.
JOHN PETTIBONE, the first of the name in America, probably from Wales and possibly a soldier under Cromwell, was freeman at Windsor in 1658."
He married February 16, 1664, Sarah (daughter of Baget) Egleston, born March 28, 1643, died July 8, 1713.
Resided in 1667 on Farmington River, which later became town of Simsbury : made freeman at Simsbury, 1669. John Pettibone's wife contributed in 1676 the sum of 6d. to the "Conn. Relief Fund for the Poor of Other Colonies.
He married February 16, 1664, Sarah (daughter of Baget) Egleston, born March 28, 1643, died July 8, 1713.
Resided in 1667 on Farmington River, which later became town of Simsbury : made freeman at Simsbury, 1669. John Pettibone's wife contributed in 1676 the sum of 6d. to the "Conn. Relief Fund for the Poor of Other Colonies.
