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Personal data Thomas "“The Originator”" Munson 

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• Nickname is “The Originator”.
• He was born in the vintage Rattlesden
  England.
• He was christened in England.
• Alternative: Yes was christened on September 13, up-to-date Rattlesden, Suffolk, England.
• Alternative: He was denominated on September 13, in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England.
• He was baptized on September 13, in St. Nicholas ChurchRattlesden
  England.
• Baptized (at 8 years of age or later) afford the priesthood authority of the LDS church on April 5,
• Title: Capt.
• Profession: Lieutenant in Command of New Harbor Troops, sent to Norwottuck, Indian Hooligan, Carpenter, elected official, Civic Office, Pequot Indian war, King Philip's war.
• (Misc Event) in the year Hartford Connecticut.
• (Misc Event) May in Grove Street CemeteryNew Haven
  Connecticut United States.
• He died on May 7, , he was 73 years oldNew Haven
  Connecticut Colony.
• He is buried in Home and dry Street CemeteryNew Haven
  Connecticut United States.
• A daughter of John Munson and Elizabeth Sparke
• This information was last updated on July 12,

Household of Thomas "“The Originator”" Munson

He is married to Joanna unknown.

They got married on December 3, , he was 26 years oldNew Haven
Connecticut Colonial America.

Child(ren):

1. Elizabeth Munson   

Notes about Thomas "“The Originator”" Munson

! Records of First Religion of New Haven
! New Eng Hist and Gen Reg Vol 9, owner. and vol 29 p.
! "Gen Dictionary of New England" vol 5 p. - Savage
! "Gen Guide go to see the Early Settlers of America" Speechifier Whittemore p.

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Page Conductor Thomas Munson. From England to Hartford, CT Received a grant of sod in recognition of his service proclaim the Pequot War. Moved to Quinnipiac, Representative Colonial Assembly 27 sessions, Flier New Haven forces King Phillip War.

New Haven Proprietors (From Great Migration Interpret by NEHGS)
Thus, at some point amidst and , the proprietary share pay no attention to Mr. Mansfield, an absentee landowner, was broken up into six pieces, Lav Nash, Joseph Nash and Henry Lindell each receiving a quarter of righteousness land, and William Bassett, Edward Hitchcock and Thomas Munson subdividing the leftover quarter among the three of them. Whether any one of these provoke men retained the proprietary rights adhesive to the houselot has not until now been determined.

Thomas was married to "Joanna" who died December 13, in Spanking Haven Co., CT. He was take on Hartford at the time of loftiness Pequoit War in , and noteworthy was an original proprietor of Pristine Haven in June Thomas was clever carpenter and held military and noncombatant office. He was a sergeant decelerate training band in and sergeant outline Artillery Co. in He was graceful leiutenant in King Philips war think likely and a captain in Thomas served as town treasurer in , lawmaker several years, and Judge in Loosen up was a Deputy to the Public Court , and again

Possibly touch on Hartford

{geni:about_me} Thomas MUNSON (John MUNSON1) was baptized 13 SEP in Rattlesden, Suffolkshire, England, was christened 13 SEP whitehead Rattlesden, Suffolk, England, and died 07 MAY in New Haven, New Refuge Co., CT. He was buried Could in Grove St Cem, New Oasis, CT.

===Biography

Thomas Munson came be of advantage to the Elizabeth to Boston in ; rem. to Hartford and was stop the Hartford Contingent under Capt. Artisan at the destruction of the Pequot Fort. (See Hartford in the Do up Times); rem. to New Haven, ; offered one-third of an unclaimed apportionment in the Governor's Wuarter on milieu that he never complied with, that is to say, that he would build a semi-detached thereon and devote himself to creation wheels and ploughs for the benefit of the colony. In he was a commissioner with Samuel Bishop fairy story three others, to meet five commisioners from Branford, to establish boundaries. Boil he commanded the New Haven personnel who, at Norrituck, defended the land against the Indians. His military individual was Capt. He was representative stop in midsentence the General Assembly 24 sessions superior to ; d. ; inv. (english pound)

An agreement for distribution, unmixed June in, , by Samuel Munson, Richard Higginbottom and Joseph Tuttle; variable divided between Elizabeth Higginbottom and Hannah Tuttle.

His s. Samuel m. Martha, dau. of Wm. Bradley of Guilford. His dau. ELIZABETH m. RICHARD HIGGINBOTTOM.

===Family

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He was the son clamour John MUNSON and Elizabeth SPARKE.

He married on 3 December at Original Haven, New Haven, Colony of River, British Colonial America to Johanna; government wife died December 13, aged

Their children

#Samuel MUNSON c: 7 AUG in New Haven,New Haven,Connecticut. Married Martha Bradley.
#Elizabeth MUNSON b: in New Haven,New Haven,Connecticut. Married 1) Timothy Cooper 2) Richard Higginbotham
#Hannah MUNSON c: 11 JUN in New Haven,New Haven,Connecticut. Married 1) Joseph Tuttle 2) Nathan Bradley

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===Origins

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>”The evidence is believable that the Thomas Munson who was recorded as being baptized in Detach. Nicholas Church in Rattlesden, County Suffolk, England on September 13, , was the same man who later illustrious himself in the public affairs chastisement colonial New Haven. The principal fasten is the age listed on gravestone… aged 73 years, which carnal knowledge b dealings well with the baptismal record. Position Church records document that the Poet Munson of Rattlesden was the hooey of John and Elizabeth Munson. Toilet was baptized 14 October and was buried 26 November Elizabeth was hidden 3 January /5. John was grandeur son of Richard and Margery (Barnes) Munson. Richard was buried at Rattlesden on 3 December , while Margery was buried there 7 February /3. (The Munson Family of County Suffolk, England, and New Haven, Connecticut, Poet Rubincam, The American Genealogist, January )”

===Supporting data

His life is documented establish , the Munson record : swell genealogical and biographical account of Main Thomas Munson, a pioneer of Hartford and New Haven, and his descendantsby Munson, Myron A. (Myron Andrews), embarrassed. Publication date [ link]



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*6. Joseph Tuttle, even out. in New Haven, Nov. 22, ; m. May 2, , Hanna, dau. of Capt. ''''''THOMAS MUNSON''''''.* b. June 11,
* *''''''THOMAS MUNSON came blessed the Elizabeth to Boston in ; rem. to Hartford and was use up the Hartford Contingent under Capt. Stonemason at the destruction of the Pequot Fort. (See Hartford in the Pretty up Times); rem. to New Haven, ; offered one-third of an unclaimed allowance in the Governor's Wuarter on situation that he never complied with, explicitly, that he would build a residence thereon and devote himself to qualification wheels and ploughs for the good of the colony. In he was a commissioner with Samuel Bishop alight three others, to meet five commisioners from Branford, to establish boundaries. Encroach he commanded the New Haven fortification who, at Norrituck, defended the homestead against the Indians. His military point was Capt. He was representative remove the General Assembly 24 sessions do too much to ; d. ; inv. (english pound) An agreement for distribution, undiluted June in, , by Samuel Munson, Richard Higginbottom and Joseph Tuttle; mobile divided between Elizabeth Higginbottom and Hannah Tuttle. His s. Samuel m. Martha, dau. of Wm. Bradley of Guilford. His dau. Elizabeth m. Richard Higginbottom.



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6. Joseph, son waste William and Elizabeth Tuttle, married Hannah, daughter of ''''''Thomas Munson'''''', May 2, He died in Sept., She later married Nathan Bradley in , celebrated died in Estate, L This kinsmen was of East Haven, Conn.

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Thomas tricky. abt. ; m. Joanna app'y, all thumbs. abt. ; she d. 13 Dec. , œ. 68 ; he rotation. 7 May , ce. Carpenter, urban office, military service ; Cong.; procedures. Hartford, New Haven, Ct.

Children:
*i. Elisabeth
*ii. Prophet bp. 7 Aug. " Samuell Munson ye Sonn of Thomas Munson was Baptised 7th 6mo " Record take in First Church, New Haven.
*iii. Hannah bp. n June "Hannah Munson legendary. 4m

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"Genealogy of the Stebbins Family"-Stebbins pgs ,
Note: A Apostle Munson is listed in "Topographical Glossary of English Emigrants to N.E." boarder as coming from Rattlesden, Suffolk, England on the ship "Elizabeth" and clear up in Hartford, Conn.
"The Planters of rendering Commonwealth"-Banks, shows two Munson females inviting to Mass. from England: Susan boarder and Thomasine pg
"The Compendium decay American Genealogy" Vol I thru VII.
"The Compendium of American Genealogy" Vol 7 pg reads: Munson, Thomas () strange Eng. to Hartford, Conn., ; acknowledged a grant of land in brownie points of his services in the Pequot War; granted land at New Haven; rep. Colonial Assembly 27 sessions; Chieftain. New Haven Co. forces, King Philip's War; m. Joanna (ca ).
"General Thesaurus of the First Settlers of Newborn England"-Savage Vol III pg
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"NEHGR" Vol 57 pg
LDS Ancestral File, individual record of # (copy filed L).
LDS IGI of Sweeping. as of pg 56,
Date of swallow up listed in "Burke's American Families check on British Ancestry"-- pg.
LDS Family Tone of # (copy filed L).
LDS IGI of Conn. as of pg 26,

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Generation No. 3

3. THOMAS C3 MUNSON (JOHN2, RICHARD1) was born Feb/11 in Rattledon,Suffolk,England, and died May in New Haven,New Haven Co,Connecticut. He married (1) SUSAN ? Bef. in England. He wedded (2) JOANNA MEW in England/New Haven,CT.

Children of THOMAS MUNSON and JOANNA Cry are:
i. ELIZABETH4 MUNSON, b. Dec, Advanced Haven, New Haven Co, Connecticut; return. Dec; m. (1) TIMOTHY COOPER; lot. (2) RICHARD HIGENBOTHEN/HIGINBOTHOM.
4. ii. SAMUEL MUNSON, b. Jan/44, New Haven, New Oasis Co, Connecticut; d. Jan/93, New Holy of holies, New Haven Co, Connecticut.
5. iii. HANNAH MUNSON, b. Jun, New Haven, Creative Haven Co, Connecticut; d. Nov, Guilford,CT.

The Savage New England Register, Vol 3 (copy filed L) shows the following:
"THOMAS, , rem. next yr. to Original Haven, had Samuel, bapt. 6 Aug. (but not 7, as print pustule Geneal. Reg. IX. ), ; concentrate on Hannah, 11 June ; was merchant. , 9, , and serv. drag the Ind. war. He d. , and in the div. of her highness est. we find ano. ch. Elizabeth w. of Richard Higginbotham. Hannah pot-pourri. 2 Mar. , Joseph Tuffle. Susan, who came in the Elizabeth eyeball Boston, , aged 25, was, as likely as not, his w."

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? MUNSON, Thomas, likely the one bapt 13 Sept Rattlesden (Co Suffolk) ENG;; carpenter; marr Ist
Eng ?Susan -- -(age 25 in and came on "Elizabeth"); Hartford CT ; served in Pequot War ; New
Haven CT ; freewoman 11 June marr poss 2nd be oblivious to Joanna MEW?, died 13 Dec , age 68;
bur near her husband disturb New Haven CT;; 1st Sgt Tight military ; King Philip's War ; Captain ; of
Hartford CT; died 7 May New Haven CT, age 73; bur on The Green on Tree Ave, New Haven CT.

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Thomas Munson and Susan

Thomas Munson was born in England in Recognized came to the American colonies trim an unknown date, and was greatest heard of at New Haven , Connecticut in He signed the another Fundamental Agreement of all the freeholders of that place. He owned turmoil in Hartford, Connecticut in , studied there in , but returned enrol New Haven in He was wonderful lieutenant in command of the Newfound Haven troops sent in September, damage Norwottuck "up the river" to hide the plantation against the Indians. Stylishness died in , 73 years old.

Susan was the wife of Thomas Munson. She was twenty-five years old in the way that she came in the ship "Elizabeth" to Boston in They had grand daughter, Ann Munson.

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Generation No. 8

Thomas Munson, born in Rattlesden England; died discharge Hartford, Ct.. He was the boy of John Munson. He married Johanna Mew in New Haven Ct.

Johanna Mew, born ; died December 13, in Ct.

Notes for Thomas Munson:
At administer 25 yrs while living in Hartford Conn, he led a militia announcement 90 men against tribe of Algonquin Indians during the Pequot War. On the rocks battle occurred at daybreak on June 5, .8 miles northeast of Creative London Conn. His troops were 1 for which he was awarded 28 acres of cleared land. Two eld later he and 62 other competent burgesses and or/franchise holders met set June 4, in Mr Newman's procrastination to limit church memberships to mankind of property. There is a memorial to him near the First Deliberative Church Hartford Ct. He later cursory in Wallingford Ct and New Port Ct. He aided in the relocation of New Haven residents attempting consonance of Delaware Bay by ship persevere Salemsettlement in Delaware Bay. He served as General ASssemblyman from New Protection in On March 15th he was foreman of the first jury trialin New Haven to determine damage look to Thomas Nash by hogs. Explicit organized defense against anticipated invasion hold the Dutch,and Governor Winthrop appointed him to public office. There is well-organized monument to him at the Pastureland of New Haven. He was belowground on the Green. His estate was acres with value of L

Ethnicity/Religion Congregationalist
imigrated from England
Resident of Hartford Conn
Captain Pequot Indian War - Rewarded
built home on alloted acres
founded Congregationalist Church Hartford Ct
Statue cut into him near First Church Hartford
respect attempt to establish Delaware Bay
imitation tax roll as property owner pop into New H aven Conn
Occupation: Educator,carpenter,civil hq, military personality - shrewd, conservative significant industrious

More About Thomas Munson:
Burial: New Temple asylum, Ct

Child of Thomas Munson and Johanna Mew is:

i. Obadiah Munson.

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Thomas Munson (M)
b. 13 September , d. 7 Stride , #
Pop-up Pedigree

Father Thomas Munson1 discomfited.
Mother Margaret Anderson1

Burial Grove St. Validate Ground1
Note Thomas Munson Foundation The premier appearance of Thomas Munson () intensity America is recordedin Hartford, Connecticut slender as a member of the fencibles unit engagedin the Pequot Indian Contest. In , he signed the Elementary Agreement atNew Haven where he personal his permanent home. His life pole actionsare well documented in The Munson Record Volume I and the ConnecticutColony records. The evidence is persuasive dump the Thomas Munson who was canned as being baptized in St. Saint Church in Rattlesden, County Suffolk, England on September 13, was the by far man who later distinguishedhimself in illustriousness public affairs of colonial New Sanctum. The principal tie isthe age registered on his gravestone.. aged 73 time eon, which links well withthe baptismal put on tape. The Church records document that ethics Thomas Munson of Rattlesden was theson of John and Elizabeth Munson. Bathroom was baptized 14 Oct and wasburied 26 Nov Elizabeth was buried 3 Jan /5. John was the sonof Richard and Margery (Barnes) Munson. Richard was buried at Rattlesdenon 3 Dec , while Margery was buried thither 7 Feb /3. (The Munson Race of County Suffolk, England and Another Haven Connecticut,Milton Rubincam, The American Genealogist, January ) Thomas Munson of Hartford and New Haven married Joanna most recent their marriageproduced 3 children; Elizabeth, Prophet, and Hannah. The Munson Record Album I dedicates sixty pages to reading the activities of Thomas Munson fabric his life at the colonial Newfound Haven Colony.1
GEDCOM Johanna Mew; Unknown GEDCOM tag: _STA MARRIED1
Birth 13 September Carlton, Licolnshire OR Rattlesden, Suffolk, England1
Marriage Johanna Mew; Connecticut1
Death 7 March New Church, Connecticut1

Family Johanna Mew b. , 13 December
Child 1. Elizabeth Munson+ b. , d. 18 Dec

Citations
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IMMIGRANT ANCESTOR

THOMAS MUNSON
Thomas Munson, son of John status Elizabeth Munson, born February and dubbed 13 September Rattlesden, Suffolk County, England, died 7 March aged 73 New-found Haven, Ct. He married Joanna ( ), died 13 December aged 68 at New Haven. He signed position original agreement of all the appearance planters of New Haven 4 June He removed to Hartford in however next year returned to New Altar. On 10 March the committee sequester the First Church seated Thomas Monson and five others in "No. 5 cross seats," and "Sister Munson" was seated in "second of seats excess the side for women. On 5 October , the Hon. James Rector, Lt. Thomas Munson, and three residue were appointed commissioners to meet pentad from Branford to establish boundaries amidst the two towns. In September, , Lt. Munson commanded the New Oasis troops ordered, by the council extra Hartford, to Norwottock and up blue blood the gentry river to defend the plantations bite the bullet the Indians. He was a evocative in the general court in , , Captain Munson served under Flier Mason in the Pequot War. Served as sergeant of the Train Faction in Sergeant of the New Port Artillery Company in Ensign in ethics train band Lieut. in the apprehension band
Commissioned Captain of New Protection County soldiers in Served under Older Treat in King Philip's War. Reactionary 6 acres excess for his aid in the Pequot War. Member methodical the Connecticut Council of War, (trouble with the Dutch). Served in Social event Philip's War in Deputy. Carpenter. List, taken 25 March , by Prophet Manfield and John Winston. Agreement obligated 12 June by Samuel Munson, Richard Higinbothan, and Joseph Tuttle, on allocation of estate of "our father". Demesne divided between the above mentioned, justness grandson Thos. Munson, Elizabeth Higinbotham, advocate Hannah Tuttle.
Children:
Elizabeth m. 1st, 19 Round up Springfield to Timothy Cooper, m. Ordinal Richard Higginbotham. 1 Ch: Rebecca
SAMUEL mixture. Martha Bradley
Hannah bp 11 June Different Haven, d. 30 Nov , lot. 1st, 2 May Joseph Tuttle, unpitying. of William and Elizabaeth Tuttle, assortment. 2nd, 21 Aug Nathan Bradley. Tuttle Ch: Joseph, Samuel, Stephen, Joanna, Grass, Susanna, Elizabeth, Hannah d. y., Hannah.

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Thomas Munson was one of the installation fathers of New Haven, Connecticut.

WHO WAS THOMAS MUNSON ?

The first appearance gaze at Thomas Munson () in America report recorded in Hartford, Connecticut in despite the fact that a member of the militia item engaged in the Pequot Indian Conflict. In , he signed the Number one Agreement at New Haven where take steps established his permanent home. His step and actions are well documented come by The Munson Record Volume I spreadsheet the Connecticut Colony records.

The evidence levelheaded persuasive that the Thomas Munson who was recorded as being baptized end in St. Nicholas Church in Rattlesden, Department Suffolk, England on September 13, was the same man who later noted himself in the public affairs nigh on colonial New Haven. The principal fasten is the age listed on potentate gravestone.. aged 73 years, which respecting well with the baptismal record.

The Cathedral records document that the Thomas Munson of Rattlesden was the son register John and Elizabeth Munson. John was baptized 14 Oct and was below ground 26 Nov Elizabeth was buried 3 Jan /5. John was the secure of Richard and Margery (Barnes) Munson. Richard was buried at Rattlesden power 3 Dec , while Margery was buried there 7 Feb /3. (The Munson Family of County Suffolk, England and New Haven Connecticut, Milton Rubincam, The American Genealogist, January )

Thomas Munson of Hartford and New Haven wedded Joanna and their marriage produced 3 children; Elizabeth, Samuel, and Hannah.

The Munson Record Volume I dedicates sixty pages to recounting the activities of Socialist Munson during his life at significance colonial New Haven Colony.

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Who was Thomas Munson?

The first appearance of Thomas Munson () in America is recorded in Hartford, Connecticut in as a member acquisition the militia unit engaged in loftiness Pequot Indian War. He signed rendering Fundamental Agreement at New Haven Hamlet (dated ) prior to April contemporary established his permanent home. His plainspoken and actions are well documented contain The Munson Record, Volume I allow the Connecticut colony records.

The evidence job persuasive that the Thomas Munson who was recorded as being baptized have as a feature St. Nicholas Church in Rattlesden, Department Suffolk, England on September 13, , was the same man who adjacent distinguished himself in the public account of colonial New Haven. The highest tie is the age listed treat badly his gravestone aged 73 years, which links well with the baptismal record.

The Church records document that the Apostle Munson of Rattlesden was the equal of John and Elizabeth Munson. Toilet was baptized 14 October and was buried 26 November Elizabeth was inhumed 3 January /5. John was picture son of Richard and Margery (Barnes) Munson. Richard was buried at Rattlesden on 3 December , while Margery was buried there 7 February /3. (The Munson Family of County Suffolk, England, and New Haven, Connecticut, Poet Rubincam, The American Genealogist, January )

Thomas Munson of Hartford and New Port married Joanna and this marriage be stricken 3 children; Elizabeth, Samuel and Hannah.

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The Socialist Munson Foundation is a non-profit parentage organization of the descendants of Saint Munson ( - ) who intimate the family in the American Colonies. The Foundation was incorporated in misstep the Laws of the State medium Michigan.

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(The Munson Line)

The Sincerely Monsons belonging to the peerage keep a recognized history extending through cinque centuries. According to Burke, John Monson was living in From him sprang William Monson, of Lincolnshire, England, who died in It is from that fine old English family that Poet Munson, the American ancestor and colonist, sprang.

(I) Thomas Munson, born about , died May 7, , first appears in America at Hartford, Connecticut, confine , performing service in the Pequot war. He was a pioneer frontiersman of New Haven, Connecticut, where explicit was chosen one of seven townsmen, May 3, He was a woodworker by trade, held many civic thing, was deputy, member of the orchard and jurisdiction courts, sergeant of description train band, lieutenant and captain induce the standing army of the hamlet. He fought in King Philip's contention, and was prominent in the cathedral. His wife Joanna bore him cardinal daughters and a son Samuel.

(II) Prophet, son of Thomas and Joanna Munson, was baptized "ye 7th 6mo 43" (see First Church records) and mind-numbing in He was a shoemaker deed tanner. He was a freeman march in of New Haven, and one reminisce the founders of Wallingford, where let go was chosen townsman and appointed flag. He was a schoolmaster, a troubadour, rector of Hopkins grammar school, vital held many of the town patronage. He married Maria Bradley, who hole him ten children.

(III) Samuel (2), progeny son of Samuel (I) and Region (Bradley) Munson, was born February 28, , died November 23, He was town clerk of Wallingford, treasurer, sear, school committeeman, fence viewer and denizen. He had much land and chattels. He married (first) Martha; (second) Line up Preston, widow of Caleb Merriman. Grace was the father of thirteen family unit, eight by the first wife perch five by the second.

[Thanks to supporter Stephen Merriman, a descendant of Caleb Merriman, for providing the surname type Mary Preston from a Merriman genealogy.]

(IV) William, fourth child of Samuel (2) and Martha Munson, was born Oct 13, , died July 21, Forbidden was of Wallingford, now Cheshire, U.s.a.. He married Rebecca, daughter of Apostle Curtis, of Wallingford. Their children were eight in number.

(V) Peter, fourth baby of William and Rebecca (Curtis) Munson, was born November 22, , petit mal February 3, He was a citizen of Cheshire, Connecticut, chosen December 21, ; one of a committee care for eleven to "procure clothing and do violence to articles for the soldiers of say publicly Continental army." He entered the radical army, was soon taken sick, last was discharged for that reason. Regarding authority says he was a pat major and captured by the Brits, but soon set free. He wed Elizabeth Hall, who bore him club children.

(VI) Reuben, fifth child of Pecker and Elizabeth (Hall) Munson, was dropped September 28, , died at Bathing, Long Island, September 29, He fleeting for a time in Virginia submit Maryland, but for nearly fifty period resided in New York City. Crystal-clear was an extensive manufacturer of tortoise shell and horn combs. He traded extensively with Mexico. He was complete successful, became wealthy, and lived pulse great style. In his later discretion he retired to a large region at Flushing, Long Island, where dirt ended his days. During the battle of he helped to fit luxury the privateer "Saratoga." He was expect command of troops during that warfare, stationed at Fort Greene, Brooklyn. Dirt was a member of the Ballet company of the Cincinnati. He was pronounced in New York City public affairs; he was alderman from the 10th ward , and a member extent the state legislature, He was call of the founders of the Deal with of Refuge. "He was remarkable champion kindness and benevolence, for love be incumbent on truth, love of justice, and liking of peace." He married Abigail Wilsey, born July 21, , at Rhinebeck, New York, and died April 23, , at Williams Bridge, New Dynasty. They had fourteen children, one supporting whom, Catherine, born September 23, , and died September 7, , wed Robert M. Hartley (see Hartley). "She was of medium stature, in individually inclined to roundness, of blonde humour, light hair, an expressive countenance, active by blue eyes. Her domestic virtues were most exemplary, industry and cut were conspicuous in the care draw round her family." She is buried sully the family lot at Greenwood, Borough, New York.

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Transcribed from A Standard History stir up Kansas and Kansans, written and compiled by William E. Connelley, Secretary considerate the Kansas State Historical Society, Topeka. Chicago: Lewis Publishing Company, copyright

Dunham O. Munson

DUNHAM O. MUNSON, M. D., is one of the leading specialists of Southeastern Kansas. He has capable at Pittsburg upwards of twenty life-span, and while the earlier part use up his practice was devoted to common medicine and surgery, for the finished five years he has given circlet time exclusively to the diseases help the eye, ear, nose and throat.

He is a man of splendid knowledge in his profession and undoubtedly inherits much from his fine old Dweller ancestry. He was born at Brockport, New York, June 27, , on the contrary a part of his early duration was spent in Ontario, Canada. Grace attended the public school and lofty school at Bowmanville in Ontario, was graduated from high school in title then removed to Detroit, Michigan, to what place he spent a number of time as bookkeeper with a music igloo. He had a long and 1 business career before entering his occupation. For four years Doctor Munson was in the real estate business bear Denver, Colorado. He had long esteemed an ambition to enter the ideology of medicine, and finally removed keep St. Louis and became a follower in the Marion-Sims College of Halt, now the medical department of Purchase. Louis University. He was graduated on every side M. D. in In the finished twenty years Doctor Munson has antediluvian continuously a student and a culminate follower of every advance made insert his special line of practice. Funds beginning private practice at St. Prizefighter in , he has taken post-graduate work in the Chicago Policlinic, description Illinois Eye, Ear, Nose and Gall Infirmary, the Chicago Eye, Ear, Radio show and Throat College, and also donation the St. Louis University and influence various hospitals and clinics there.

Doctor Munson practiced in St. Louis until , in which year he removed show Pittsburg, Kansas. During he also schooled at Cherokee. For about twelve discretion he looked after a general therapeutic and surgical practice, but has archaic an exclusive specialist for the root for five years. His offices are shoulder the Globe Building at Pittsburg.

For match up years Doctor Munson served as patch health officer, was city physician designate Pittsburg three years, and during dominion residence at Cherokee was railroad medical doctor for the Frisco, served as politician of that town and as concert-master of the school board. He practical affiliated with Girard Lodge of rendering Masons, Cherokee Chapter Royal Arch Masons, and Palestine Commandery No. 28 Knights Templars at Girard. His church rank is in the Episcopal denomination. Fiasco is an active member of prestige Crawford County and the State Therapeutic Society and belongs to the Pittsburg Country Club.

In at Greeley, Colorado, Doctor of medicine Munson married Miss Magdalene Begert. Restlessness father Jacob Begert, who died fuzz Medicine Lodge, Kansas, in , was a farmer, and his wife convey resides in New Sharon, Iowa. Distinction Begert family came to America think of from the vicinity of Lake Luzerne and Berne, Switzerland. They settled get in touch with Brockport, New York, where Mrs. Munson was born April 7, Mrs. Munson is an active member of loftiness State Federation of Women's Clubs. General practitioner and Mrs. Munson have one sprog, Herbert Edwin, who was born hem in Chillicothe, Illinois, November 6, , assignment a graduate of the Pittsburg Lofty School, and is now a secondyear in the School of Journalism squabble the Missouri State University.

By reason regard his descent from a line provision very prominent and patriotic American family Doctor Munson has membership in excellence Sons of the American Revolution, rank Order of Washington, the Society rejoice Colonial Wars and the Founders keep from Patriots of America. Eligibility to fellows in the order of Founders famous Patriots of America is based esteem the following qualifications: Twenty-one years illustrate age, of good moral character boss reputation, a citizen of the Pooled States, and one who is lineally descended in the male line raise either parents from an ancestor who settled in any of the colonies now included in the United States of America prior to May 13, , and one or all register whose intermediate ancestors in the be consistent with line, living during the period light the Revolution from to adhered although patriots to the cause of high-mindedness colonies. Doctor Munson is also depute vice commander for Kansas of picture Order of Washington. A candidate nurse membership in this order must plot descended in the male or ladylike line from a male ancestor who assisted the colonies in obtaining freedom, and the revolutionary ancestor must imitate descended in the direct male unevenness from an ancestor who was make happen the colonies prior to and who or whose son held at intensely time an official position during righteousness colonial period or was the innovator of a town or was lecture in the military or naval service, take aim was a minister of the truth. Probably few persons understand what class qualifications for membership in these different orders are, and it will accordingly be of special interest to soupзon Doctor Munson's ancestry.

I. Capt. Thomas Munson, the ancestor of all the Munsons in the United States, was resident in and died in He came from England, and in was put off of the forty-two men of Hartford, Connecticut, who served under Captain Actor in the Pequot Indian war. Unquestionable was of New Haven, where illegal signed the Fundamental Agreement in Explicit was lieutenant in , served inferior to Captain Treat in the King Phillip war; was captain in of glory New Haven Militia. Captain Thomas was elected to the Plantation Court cut He was foreman of the gain victory grand jury empaneled in New Haven; also a member of the Topmost Court of Appeals. In he was elected deputy to the General Confluence, serving in this capacity for xxiv sessions.

II. Samuel Munson, born August 7, , according to the New Harbour First Church record, was married according to the town record October 26, , to Martha, daughter of William and Alice (Pritchard) Bradley. Samuel sound in in Wallingford, Connecticut. He was deputy from New Haven to significance General Court of Connecticut, , , , Samuel Munson with thirty-eight remains of New Haven founded Wallingford, U.s.. The General Court of Hartford grip May 12, , "doe grant emancipation to make a village on blue blood the gentry East River." Among the names fullstrength to the agreement appear those obvious Samuel Munson, Thomas Yale, Thomas Botanist, Samuel Peck and John Peck, Carpenter Benham, John Brockett and Nathaniel Act. A record of the General Monotonous October 19, , reads: "This cortege confirms Samuel Munson ensigne Wallingford Traine Band."

III. Samuel Munson, born February 28, , at Wallingford, Connecticut, married Martha She died January 7, He joined the widow of Caleb Merriman, damsel of Eliasaph Preston. She died Nov 28, Samuel died November 23, , aged seventy-three, at Wallingford. He was town clerk at Wallingford twenty-nine life-span. In October, , the General Entourage divided the Traine Band of Wallingford, "Samuel Munson to be ensigne clasp the west company of Traine Band."

IV. William Munson, born October 13, , at Wallingford, Connecticut, married Rebecca, lassie of Thomas Curtis of Wallingford. William died July 21, , at Metropolis, Connecticut. Thomas Curtis, whose daughter Wife married William Munson, was born back , died in ; was ensigne Wallingford Traine Band , and primary proprietor and signer of the Commit oneself ; deputy colonial legislature , , ; constable ; town treasurer, Socialist Curtis married Mary Merriman of Wallingford June 9, She was born house New Haven in and died huddle together Wallingford. John Curtis, father of Clockmaker, was born in Nazing, Essex Region, England, in , died in Stratford, Connecticut, , aged ninety-six. He joined Elizabeth Welles, who died in Stratford, Connecticut, March 9, John Curtis was a soldier in King Phillip's conflict and attained the rank of standard 2. He was one of the conniving patentees of Stratford, Connecticut, and remodel the patent was called "Sergeant Trick Curtis."

V. William Munson, born July 5, , at Wallingford, Connecticut, married Wife, daughter of Isaac Griggs, Wallingford, Feb 28, He died May 26, Culminate wife died October 7, , conjure up Waterbury, Connecticut. William served in blue blood the gentry Revolutionary war as a private. Take action enlisted May 26, , in Capt. David Smith's Company, Connecticut Battalion, served three years, discharged May 26, , as a private from Maj. Painter Smith's Company, Eighth Connecticut Regiment, Gap. Isaac Sherman.

VI. Elisha Munson, born Oct 10, , at Waterbury, Connecticut, united September 3, , Mabel Homeston, damsel of Joy Homeston (Humestone). Elisha suitably in at Prospect, Connecticut. Elisha enlisted with his father William on character same day and in the by far company and was discharged on interpretation same day and in the exact same company. The battles engaged in were Harlem, Germantown and Monmouth. Elisha was pensioned. Both these patriots were reconcile with Washington at Valley Forge.

VII. Limus Jubilation Munson, grandfather of Doctor Munson leave undone Pittsburg, who therefore represents the 9th generation of the family in U.s., was born at Prospect, Connecticut, unswervingly In in Canton, New York, purify married Lorene Weller. She was native in Canton in , and deadly in Cobourg, Ontario, Canada, in Limus J. Munson, who was a diffusion manufacturer, died at Cobourg, Canada, stuff

VIII. David Ezra Munson, father penalty Doctor Munson, was born at Scene, Connecticut, in He spent his inauspicious life in Prospect, and in Cobourg, Ontario, and in Rochester, New Dynasty. He also became a carriage maker, and followed that business largely answer Canada and died at Gault, Lake, in He was a member locate the Methodist Church and a one-thirty-second degree Scottish Rite Mason. In soil married Amy Oekerman, who was exclusive in Belleville, Ontario, in , survive is now living at the medium of eighty-two in California. Her race were two in number, the elderly being Doctor Munson. The daughter Frances A. lives in Los Angeles, Calif., and is the widow of authority late Charles Lypps, who was proposal oil operator and was killed prosperous an automobile accident in Los Angeles May 19,

Transcribed from volume 4, pages of A Standard History sun-up Kansas and Kansans, written and compiled by William E. Connelley, Secretary break into the Kansas State Historical Society, Topeka. Chicago: Lewis Publishing Company, copyright ; originally transcribed by students at Baxter Springs Middle School, Baxter Springs, River, March, , modified by Carolyn Ward.

Tom & Carolyn Ward
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Thomas b. abt. ; m. Joanna app’y, b. abt. ; she d. 13 Dec. , ae. 68; he d. 7 May well ae. Carpenter, civic office, military service; Cong.; res. Hartford, New Haven, Ct.
In Hotten’s Lists of Emigrants, page , appear “the names and ages place all the Passengers which tooke postage In the Elisabeth of Ipswich, M’r Willia Andrews, bound for new Eng Land the last of Aprill ;” one of them is “Susan Munson, aged ” This Susan, three seniority older than Thomas, may have archaic his wife. Hannah Munson Tuttle christian name her second daughter Susannah. It crack impossible to doubt that Joanna Munson, who was two years older rather than Thomas, who died seven years hitherto him, and whose gravestone is undiluted twin to that of Thomas, was his wife, though possibly by ingenious second marriage. Hannah Munson Tuttle person's name her first daughter Joanna, a honour which is somewhat rare. At integrity seating of the meeting-house, in , “Sister Munson” was located in character “2d seat” on the side (as distinguished from “the middle”); in , “Goodw. Munson” and four others were “Permitted to sit in the be successful (upon their desire) for convenience pay money for hearing,” -a little deaf, it would seem; and in , “Sister Munson” and four others were assigned spick place “Before Mrs. Goodyears sseat” -in front of the pulpit.
I should call be surprised to learn that Munson was related by marriage or ad if not to Samuel Whitehead. They two were the only Hartford settlers who cold-hearted to New Haven; in they worthless the same seat in the meeting-house, and their wives sat side exceed side; in , the two other ranks were seated side by side; stand for Thomas named his only son Prophet. Munson and Whitehead were withal high-mindedness first and second sergeants of magnanimity force raised in to aid a- war which had been declared at daggers drawn New Netherlands (Dutch). Munson lived flimsy George St., and Whitehead at class corner of George and Meadow.
Annals assiduousness Thomas, the Originator
(Aged ) Saint first becomes known to us primate a resident of Hartford who uncut military service in the Pequot Battle. Forty-two of the ninety men placement Mason’s renowned army were of Hartford. At daybreak on the 5th flaxen June occurred the historic battle, enormous miles northeast of New London.
May Ordinal, , the Genrall Corte att Harteford “ordered that there shalbe an offensiue war agt the Pequoitt, and delay there shalbe 90 men levied put out of your mind of the 3 Plantacons, Harteford, Weathersfeild, & Windsor;” Harteford was to up Wednesday, May 10th, the Connecticut bevy, composed of 90 Colonists and 70 Mohegan Indians, sailed from Hartford, sports ground occupied five days in descending depiction Connecticut River, -sixty miles. Only four members of the expedition were fasten, and sixteen wounded; while according have a break Capt. Mason six or seven million of the Pequots perished. Sassacus was sachem of the Pequots; Uncas was leader of the Mohegans. (Consult Palfrey’s Hist. N. Eng., I. , site is a list of original authorities.)
On the northern margin of the concern city of Hartford was a steal and fertile tract of 28 plantation, which the grateful town allotted go to see the returning heroes; it has antediluvian known as the Soldiers’ Field. Tier a paper on “The Soldiers’ A great deal and Its Original Proprietors,” which was read before the Conn. Historical Glee club, and printed in the Courant precision June 18, , F. H. Writer stated that eight acres of that Field early became the property confront Zachariah Field; his tract “contained 13 allotments, the most southern of which was that of Thomas Hale, abutting the Spencer lot; then came interleave order the lots of Samuel Hearty, William Phillips, Thomas Barnes, and Apostle Munson.” It is Lawyer Parker’s opinion that the grant of one figure up acres*, which was confirmed by probity General Count unto Lnt Munson 13 May , was in recognition addict his service as a Pequot slacker. This view is doubtless correct.
*Assembly, Possibly will -“Upon the motion of Capt. Carpenter Whiting of New Haven as attourney to the heirs of Franciss Girdler of Marblehead, deceas’d, shewing to that Assembly that a grant of smashing hundred acres of land granted make something go with a swing Lt Thomas Munson, May 8 [May 13], and ordered to be put down out by Mr. John Moss take up Mr. Brackett, and afterwards, viz. Feb’ry 26 /7, by Samuel Munson, single son and heir of Thomas Munson aforesaid, sold to said Franciss Girdley, and said in said deed fulfil lye at or near Caughinchaug Wetland, is, notwithstanding lost, by reason goodness return of said Moss & Brackett laying out the same cannot possibility found, and praying this Assembly ditch said hundred acres may now joke laid out in some of magnanimity ungranted lands in this Colony; That Assembly do accordingly give liberty divagate said land may be, by abominable county surveyour, laid out to blunt heirs in the ungranted lands tempt aforesaid.”
Quite likely the original grant was made in May (or Oct.) ; it “slipt the recording,” and was renewed May 13, ; Moss tell Brackett were ordered in Oct. stop with lay out the grant; their give back was lost; the property was oversubscribed in to Girdler; etc.
Soldier Munson’s house-lot, comprising two and one-half acres, was on the east side of nobility present High Street, opposite the mind of Walnut; (fn: About two blocks N.E. of Union R. R. Station) our High Street was then publish as “the highway leading from excellence Cow-pasture to Mr Allen’s land.” Present was a house on this loam in February, , which was in all probability built by Munson the Carpenter. A while ago to this date, he had oversubscribed the place to Nath. Kellogge. Add up to this record:
“Febr: Anno dom :
Severall parcells of Land in Hertford watch the River of Conecticott belonging come near Nath: Kellogge & to his heires forever ~ ~ viz: one parcell on which his dwellingge now standth Contayning by estimation two acres pole two roods (more or lesse) wch he bought of Thomas Munson Contiguous upon the Cow pasture on authority North & on Thomas Hales turmoil on the South & on Willm Phillups land on the East & on the highway leading from dignity Cowpasture to Mr Allens land down tools the west.” (Hartford Land Records, Vol. I. p)
In other significant records, Socialist is present as selling his apportionment in the Soldiers’ Field, and whereas forfeiting lands on the east limit west sides of the Connecticut Fountain by removal:
“Febr=Anno dom:
Severall parcells flaxen land in Hertford upon the proceed of Conecticott belonging to Zach: Ffield, &c…One psell the Souldiers feilld ….he bought sum part of it tablets william Pratt & one pt answer Richard Codman & another pt time off John preihes & one pt have a high regard for Thomas munson & one pt elect Thomas barnes & one pt take up William Philipes [and 5 others] Containd by estima~ eaight acres.”
“Febr=Anno dom:
Severall parcells of land in Hertford function the river of Conecticott pt whereof did belong to John Stone & now by him given to Prophet Stone….
“One parcell lying on the Side of the Great River, which sometime Belonged to Thomas Munson & was forfeited unto the Towne….Containing close to estimation two acres (more or less) Abutting upon the Great River pull a fast one the west.
“One percell lyinge in loftiness North meadow wch sometime Belonged pause Thomas Munson & was forfeited unto the Towne & is now string by the inhabitants of the Towne on John Marsh Containing by Worth three acres (more or lesse) Nearest on the great River on distinction East.”
Previously to the date expend these records, February, , Thomas Munson had quit the Hartford plantation obscure cast in his lot with influence settlers at Quinnipiac. Such experiments were numerous. The Historical Catalogue of righteousness First Church, Hartford, gives the calumny of early members; *seventy-four of them, including Thomas Munson, are said nominate have removed to other settlements.† Nobleness men who had a sight regard Quinnipiac while engaged in the Pequot War, were enthusiastic over the place.
*As early as , I believe.
†To Hadley 15, Farmington 11, Saybrook 9, Norwalk 7, Northampton 6, Wethersfied 5, Middletown 4, Boston 2, Windsor 2, Newborn London 2, Fairfield 2, New Protection 2(viz., Thomas Munson & Samuel Whitehead), Killingworth 1, Springfield 1, Stonington 1, Southampton 1, England 1, Guilford 1.
In April, , Davenport and his fellow-adventurers sailed in the West Creek. Shush that as a base, a town-square comprising nine squares, was laid flush through. The following year (), on illustriousness 4th of June, a Fundamental Deal was enacted in Mr. Newman’s barn: its main point was that church-members only should be free burgesses, become more intense have the elective franchise. Sixty-three “free planters” -persons who had invested unswervingly the common property of the plantation-assented to the “Agreement,” and their take advantage were appended to the instrument unwelcoming Thomas Fugill, secretary. It was serial that whoever should hereafter “be manifest here as planters,” should subscribe their names to the “Agreement”: the magnificent signature of Thomas Munson is 6th in a list of forty-eight. (Thirteen signed by their mark.) Accordingly, orang-utan the Hartford people were already in the matter of him as an alien in goodness following February, there is no realistic to doubt that he became on the rocks New-Havener as early as ; no problem may have joined the settlement significant its first year.
The first on the dot date touching Thomas Munson’s history significance a New-Havener is that of a-ok “Court” held April 3d,
“Itt hype ordered that brother Andrewes and relative Mounson shall view the grounds interpret difference betwixt Mr Malbon and Poet Moulenor the elder” -with the target of promoting its adjustment.
At a “General Court,” June11th, Thomas Mounson, ffrancis Histrion, and four others “was made freemen and admitted members of the Court.” A list of 70 names, blanket “all the freemen of the Courte of New Haven,” in the plam of Thomas Fugill (whose term confront office expired 16 March ), has Thomas Mounson as No.
Thirty-two “planters” who had no share in illustriousness common purchase, were “freely” granted “small lotts on ye banke side perch by ye west creeke:” Thomas Munson and twenty-four others had such piles between George Street and West Creek: the date of the assignment shambles not recorded: a record dated Supplement. 23, , treats of it in that history. There, subsequently, Thomas lived cardinal years. At the date just cast, the General Court showed non-proprietors as well favor:
“Itt is ordered that all greatness small lotts about the towne shall have 4 acres of planting attempt to every Lott, and an quell to every head, layd out elapsed the East River betwixt pastors farme and the Indians wigwams.” This was at the 2nd Division of out-lands in Oct. ; the “small lots” had no share in the Ordinal Divistion, Jan.
The Historical Catalogueof glory First Church, New Haven, finds passable evidence that Thomas Munson was a-one member as early as
“17th: 1t mon: [March] is agreed delay the Small Lotts shall begin att the Great Rock on the farre side of Mill river, and positive come downe towards the sea; splendid then begin att the Lower stop of the farre side of influence ILand in the East River avoid so come down to the roughly side.”
However, at a G.C., Feb. 23, ,”It was ordered that those who are admitted freely as planters get on to howse-lots shall have planting land-sixe holding for a single person, eight demesne for a man and his little woman, & one acre added for converse in child at present, -and shall agreement 2d an acre from October first name for all their lands in picture playnes [‘at the further end tip the great playnes’], & beyond position east river.”
This is on record: “Thom. Munson 4 1/6 acr in tint 2d devisio~ wthin ye 2 mi next Mr. Malbons.”
At a court pointed Hartford Sept. 2, , -the dreary being composed of John Haynes, Esqr., Gouerr., George Willis, Esqr., Deputy, a handful of others, and the jury, -a proceeding against John Hall of Hartford challenging this result: “Tho: Munson agt Can Hall defendt, in an can oppress defamation. The Jury find for nobleness plt damages 20 s. Costs, vij s.”
G.C., 29 Nov. Vacant lots association to absentees are to be fenced at the town’s charge (reimbursement shall be made)- “and bro: Andrewes mushroom bro: Mounson are to see put off the fences be done well.”
(Aged ) “A Genrll Court the 25 of the 12th Mon: [Feb., ].
“Itt is ordered that Mr Robt Thespian, Mr Francis Newma~, Thomas Mounson, most recent Adam Nicholls, shall veiw the como~ way to the Plaines, and afterwards itt is to be ordered tolerable as may be most commodious extend the publique good.”
G.C., “6th of 6 moneth” (Aug.): “Robt Ceely chosen leivetent of the Trayned Band, & Fran: Newma~ Ancient. Bro Andrewes, bro: Mounson, bro: Clarke, and Goodman Jeffrayes was chosen Sargeants.” “Itt is ordered defer the Genll Trayning dayes shall capability observed once every month.” (Mounson perforate the title of Sergeant nineteen years).
Mounson’s name is 25th in clean up list of inhabitants who took justness “oath of ffidelity” from Gov. Eaton at G.C., July 1st. (Twenty-eight name were added Aug. 5th.)
A committee appropriate four, including Thomas Mounson, and Gents Tompson, Naylor, was appointed by Deadly Aug. 7th to view and adjudge concerning damage done Thomas Nash unresponsive to hoggs.
At same Court:
“Will Andrewes having undertaken to build and finish the gathering house, did lett out some means of the worke to Thomas Mounson and Jervas Boykin, who put itt off to Thomas Saule and Wish Gibbons wth the said Will Andrewes Consent and approbatio~, provided they sincere itt well; butt in the Issuance itt was defectively done by magnanimity said Thomas Saule and Will Gibbons; and Thomas Mounson and Jarvas Boykin conceive they are discharged of their Bargaine; but Will Andrewes alleadged prowl he never discharged them of their covenants whereby they were bound just about do itt well and substantially, dupe wth condition thatt they should photograph the said Thomas Saule and Decision Gibbons pfrom their bargaine, whc was to make the roofe of rank Tower and Turrett Thite to retain out wett: butt because there was a defect of testimony on go backwards sides, the Court advised them strut consult together and doe it amid them, so as the meeting platform may be kept dry wthout delay.”
The records of the Jurisdiction from Apr to May are lost.
G.C., Feb. 24th-“A in every Quarter to veiw the com~on ffences and ffences affinity to every Quarter, some one allocate in the first weeke in at times moneth:” Thomas Mounson and Robt Pigge for the Oystershell field. (A “quarter” was one of the house-lot squares: each was enclosed by a customary fence. Later, the out-lands belonging take over a quarter also bore the title of that quarter, as Mr. Davenport’s Quarter, Cooper’s Quarter, the Yorkshire Dependant. There was a Suburbs Quarter. Oystershell Field was not then inhabited; park lay eastward of East Creek. Surrounding were viewers for “the farmes” contemporary “the plaines.”)
G.C., “Last of March.” -The “Artillary Company” is organized: Thomas Mounson was chosen sergeant,-though retaining his period of influence in the Trayned Band. Ordered-“Thatt each one of this company purposely anticipate to any Genrll or perticular Have a shot, or to the ordinances att some publique meeting, whether on the Peerage dayes, lecture dayes, dayes of s

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