"History of Guilford, Connecticut" by Sterner - Library #R974.6 (2/18/84 Toledo):
P.134
"Thomas Willard, son of Josiah, came to Guilford and married Abigail, daughter of Nathan Bradley, July 8, 1689. Most of his descendants lived in East Guilford."
P.195
"Thomas Willard from Deerfield - one of the 1st settlers in Hammonassett."
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Families of Early Guilford, Connecticut by Alvan Talcott Toledo Public Library R929.37467 Tal
Page 1219
"Thomas Willard, son of Josiah and Hannah (Hosmer), married 8 July 1689 Abigail Bradley who was born 13 March 1672 and died 9 November 1746. Lived in East Guilford, Conn.
Children: Josiah, Hannah, Abigail, Prudence, Daniel, Jared, b 4 March 1706; died 30 April 1776; mar Catharine Bates, Jerusha, Nathan, Dorothy, Nathan "
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ABRIDGED COMPENDIUM, Frederick Virkus
Page 1648
"10-Maj. Simon Willard (qv);
9-Josiah (d 1674), m Hannah Hosmer;
8-Thomas, m Abigail Bradley..."
*****************
"A History of the Plantation of Menunkatuck and of the Original Town of Guilford, Connecticut"
By Bernard Christian Steiner
Page 134
"Thomas Willard, son of Josiah, came to Guilford and married Abigail, daughter of Nathan Bradley, July 8,1689, Most of his descendants lived in East Guilford."
Page 195
"Madison...Hammonassett (a tract westard of that river, a considerable part of which had been cleared by the Indians) was used as a common field. In 1650, Guilford encouraged a removal to it, by offering a certain portion of cleared land to every settler for the period of five years, but whether any removed to it on that condition has not been ascertained. In 1656 the upland was surveyed and allotted to each planter in the town according to his lot. Probably about this time (certainly as soon as 1658) the settlement began. Some of the first settlers on this spot were...Nathan "Bradley from Guilford...They were soon joined by...Thomas Willard from Deerfield...
"...With the settlers in the southwestern part of the town, Nathan Bradley...were early associated; ...The other settlers within the limits of this district were...John Bishop from Guilford some time after settled in the same neighborhood..."
**************
Joyce Bradley sent me the following in October 2013
It apparently was created by Helen Foster Snow of Mungertown Road, Madison, Connecticut
"The First Settlers of Hammonassett
"I think Hammonassett was settled partly to protect the frontiers of the town from the Dutch and also from encroachments by any other group. In 1653 Guilford sent William Leete and Thomas Jordan to New Haven to ask for protection against the Dutch. At this time also England was in considerable turmoil and uncertainty as the Stuart Restoration occurred in 1660 and the republic which had for 20 years been in power on both sides of the Atlantic came to an end. In 1660 trouble was developing between Guilford and New Haven and the Hartford settlement, and new haven did not want to come under the Royal charter of Hartford. Steiner says settlement of Hammonassett began in 1658, some of the first being Ebenezer Thompson, NATHAN BRADLEY, Joseph Hand, William Leete, John Scranton, James Hill and John Meigs, soon joined by Thomas Cruttanden, THOMAS WILLARD, Joseph Wilcox, and Thomas Dowd settled at what is now Liberty Street. John Meigs was a leader of the Hartford faction, and accepted the post of constable for them in opposition to the authority of Guilford and Governor Leete. The Cruttendens and Stevens were also leaders of this group."
***************
Rootsweb.com
Helen Schatvet Ullmann, CG, FASG, GEDCOM
Entries: 24543 Updated: 2013-11-15 16:57:09 UTC (Fri) Contact: Helen Ullmann
Name: Thomas WILLARD
Birth: ABT 1669 in Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut
Death: BEF 31 MAR 1718 in of East Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut 1 2 3 4
Father: Josiah WILLARD b: ABT 1635 in of Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Mother: Hannah HOSMER b: ABT 1636 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Marriage 1 Abigail BRADLEY
Married: 8 JUL 1689 5 6 7
Children
1. Josiah WILLARD b: 10 JAN 1691/1692 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
2. Hannah WILLARD b: 31 MAY 1695 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
3. Abigail WILLARD b: 30 DEC 1699 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
4. Prudence WILLARD b: 2 MAR 1701 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
5. Daniel WILLARD b: 10 AUG 1704 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
6. Jared WILLARD b: ABT 1702 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
7. Jerusha WILLARD b: ABT 1705 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
8. Nathan WILLARD b: 20 MAY 1709 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
9. Dorothy WILLARD b: 21 JUN 1713 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
10. Nathan WILLARD b: 25 JUN 1714 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
Sources:
1. Title: New York Genealogical and Biographical Record
Page: 54 (1923):191
Note: The date in this source, 30 Jan. 1737/8, is not correct.
2. Title: New Haven, Conn., District Probate
Page: #11,468; 4:507
Note: On 31 March 1718 Abigail and Josiah, relict and son of Thomas Willard of East Guilford posted bond on his estate, That is the only paper in the file. At 4:507-09 the children are named on the inventory (which is undated but presented in court 31 March 1718): Josiah, Hannah, and Prudence were of full age. Daniel was 19, Jared 16, Jerusha 13, Dorothy 7, and Nathan 3.
3. Title: Willard Genealogy
Author: Joseph Willard, Charles Wilkes Walker, and Charles Henry Pope
Publication: Boston: Willard Family Association, 1915
This book builds upon the earlier WILLARD MEMOIR, first published in 1858 by Joseph Willard, a later edition in 1879 by D. H. Willard, and still another in 1913..
Page: 15, 26-27
4. Title: History of Ancient Wethersfield, Connecticut
Author: Henry R. Stiles
Publication: New York: Grafton Press, 1904
Page: 2:793
Note: Removed to Madison (Guilford) where he died.
5. Title: History of Ancient Wethersfield, Connecticut
Author: Henry R. Stiles
Publication: New York: Grafton Press, 1904
Page: 2:793
Note: Estimates date as about 1690.
6. Title: Willard Genealogy
Author: Joseph Willard, Charles Wilkes Walker, and Charles Henry Pope
Publication: Boston: Willard Family Association, 1915
This book builds upon the earlier WILLARD MEMOIR, first published in 1858 by Joseph Willard, a later edition in 1879 by D. H. Willard, and still another in 1913..
Page: 26-27
Note: This gives the date but no place of marriage.
7.Title: New York Genealogical and Biographical Record
Page: 54 (1923):191
Contributor: Jim Kimble (47587114)
P.134
"Thomas Willard, son of Josiah, came to Guilford and married Abigail, daughter of Nathan Bradley, July 8, 1689. Most of his descendants lived in East Guilford."
P.195
"Thomas Willard from Deerfield - one of the 1st settlers in Hammonassett."
*****************
Families of Early Guilford, Connecticut by Alvan Talcott Toledo Public Library R929.37467 Tal
Page 1219
"Thomas Willard, son of Josiah and Hannah (Hosmer), married 8 July 1689 Abigail Bradley who was born 13 March 1672 and died 9 November 1746. Lived in East Guilford, Conn.
Children: Josiah, Hannah, Abigail, Prudence, Daniel, Jared, b 4 March 1706; died 30 April 1776; mar Catharine Bates, Jerusha, Nathan, Dorothy, Nathan "
*****************
ABRIDGED COMPENDIUM, Frederick Virkus
Page 1648
"10-Maj. Simon Willard (qv);
9-Josiah (d 1674), m Hannah Hosmer;
8-Thomas, m Abigail Bradley..."
*****************
"A History of the Plantation of Menunkatuck and of the Original Town of Guilford, Connecticut"
By Bernard Christian Steiner
Page 134
"Thomas Willard, son of Josiah, came to Guilford and married Abigail, daughter of Nathan Bradley, July 8,1689, Most of his descendants lived in East Guilford."
Page 195
"Madison...Hammonassett (a tract westard of that river, a considerable part of which had been cleared by the Indians) was used as a common field. In 1650, Guilford encouraged a removal to it, by offering a certain portion of cleared land to every settler for the period of five years, but whether any removed to it on that condition has not been ascertained. In 1656 the upland was surveyed and allotted to each planter in the town according to his lot. Probably about this time (certainly as soon as 1658) the settlement began. Some of the first settlers on this spot were...Nathan "Bradley from Guilford...They were soon joined by...Thomas Willard from Deerfield...
"...With the settlers in the southwestern part of the town, Nathan Bradley...were early associated; ...The other settlers within the limits of this district were...John Bishop from Guilford some time after settled in the same neighborhood..."
**************
Joyce Bradley sent me the following in October 2013
It apparently was created by Helen Foster Snow of Mungertown Road, Madison, Connecticut
"The First Settlers of Hammonassett
"I think Hammonassett was settled partly to protect the frontiers of the town from the Dutch and also from encroachments by any other group. In 1653 Guilford sent William Leete and Thomas Jordan to New Haven to ask for protection against the Dutch. At this time also England was in considerable turmoil and uncertainty as the Stuart Restoration occurred in 1660 and the republic which had for 20 years been in power on both sides of the Atlantic came to an end. In 1660 trouble was developing between Guilford and New Haven and the Hartford settlement, and new haven did not want to come under the Royal charter of Hartford. Steiner says settlement of Hammonassett began in 1658, some of the first being Ebenezer Thompson, NATHAN BRADLEY, Joseph Hand, William Leete, John Scranton, James Hill and John Meigs, soon joined by Thomas Cruttanden, THOMAS WILLARD, Joseph Wilcox, and Thomas Dowd settled at what is now Liberty Street. John Meigs was a leader of the Hartford faction, and accepted the post of constable for them in opposition to the authority of Guilford and Governor Leete. The Cruttendens and Stevens were also leaders of this group."
***************
Rootsweb.com
Helen Schatvet Ullmann, CG, FASG, GEDCOM
Entries: 24543 Updated: 2013-11-15 16:57:09 UTC (Fri) Contact: Helen Ullmann
Name: Thomas WILLARD
Birth: ABT 1669 in Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut
Death: BEF 31 MAR 1718 in of East Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut 1 2 3 4
Father: Josiah WILLARD b: ABT 1635 in of Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Mother: Hannah HOSMER b: ABT 1636 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Marriage 1 Abigail BRADLEY
Married: 8 JUL 1689 5 6 7
Children
1. Josiah WILLARD b: 10 JAN 1691/1692 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
2. Hannah WILLARD b: 31 MAY 1695 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
3. Abigail WILLARD b: 30 DEC 1699 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
4. Prudence WILLARD b: 2 MAR 1701 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
5. Daniel WILLARD b: 10 AUG 1704 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
6. Jared WILLARD b: ABT 1702 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
7. Jerusha WILLARD b: ABT 1705 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
8. Nathan WILLARD b: 20 MAY 1709 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
9. Dorothy WILLARD b: 21 JUN 1713 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
10. Nathan WILLARD b: 25 JUN 1714 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
Sources:
1. Title: New York Genealogical and Biographical Record
Page: 54 (1923):191
Note: The date in this source, 30 Jan. 1737/8, is not correct.
2. Title: New Haven, Conn., District Probate
Page: #11,468; 4:507
Note: On 31 March 1718 Abigail and Josiah, relict and son of Thomas Willard of East Guilford posted bond on his estate, That is the only paper in the file. At 4:507-09 the children are named on the inventory (which is undated but presented in court 31 March 1718): Josiah, Hannah, and Prudence were of full age. Daniel was 19, Jared 16, Jerusha 13, Dorothy 7, and Nathan 3.
3. Title: Willard Genealogy
Author: Joseph Willard, Charles Wilkes Walker, and Charles Henry Pope
Publication: Boston: Willard Family Association, 1915
This book builds upon the earlier WILLARD MEMOIR, first published in 1858 by Joseph Willard, a later edition in 1879 by D. H. Willard, and still another in 1913..
Page: 15, 26-27
4. Title: History of Ancient Wethersfield, Connecticut
Author: Henry R. Stiles
Publication: New York: Grafton Press, 1904
Page: 2:793
Note: Removed to Madison (Guilford) where he died.
5. Title: History of Ancient Wethersfield, Connecticut
Author: Henry R. Stiles
Publication: New York: Grafton Press, 1904
Page: 2:793
Note: Estimates date as about 1690.
6. Title: Willard Genealogy
Author: Joseph Willard, Charles Wilkes Walker, and Charles Henry Pope
Publication: Boston: Willard Family Association, 1915
This book builds upon the earlier WILLARD MEMOIR, first published in 1858 by Joseph Willard, a later edition in 1879 by D. H. Willard, and still another in 1913..
Page: 26-27
Note: This gives the date but no place of marriage.
7.Title: New York Genealogical and Biographical Record
Page: 54 (1923):191
Contributor: Jim Kimble (47587114)
"History of Guilford, Connecticut" by Sterner - Library #R974.6 (2/18/84 Toledo):
P.134
"Thomas Willard, son of Josiah, came to Guilford and married Abigail, daughter of Nathan Bradley, July 8, 1689. Most of his descendants lived in East Guilford."
P.195
"Thomas Willard from Deerfield - one of the 1st settlers in Hammonassett."
*****************
Families of Early Guilford, Connecticut by Alvan Talcott Toledo Public Library R929.37467 Tal
Page 1219
"Thomas Willard, son of Josiah and Hannah (Hosmer), married 8 July 1689 Abigail Bradley who was born 13 March 1672 and died 9 November 1746. Lived in East Guilford, Conn.
Children: Josiah, Hannah, Abigail, Prudence, Daniel, Jared, b 4 March 1706; died 30 April 1776; mar Catharine Bates, Jerusha, Nathan, Dorothy, Nathan "
*****************
ABRIDGED COMPENDIUM, Frederick Virkus
Page 1648
"10-Maj. Simon Willard (qv);
9-Josiah (d 1674), m Hannah Hosmer;
8-Thomas, m Abigail Bradley..."
*****************
"A History of the Plantation of Menunkatuck and of the Original Town of Guilford, Connecticut"
By Bernard Christian Steiner
Page 134
"Thomas Willard, son of Josiah, came to Guilford and married Abigail, daughter of Nathan Bradley, July 8,1689, Most of his descendants lived in East Guilford."
Page 195
"Madison...Hammonassett (a tract westard of that river, a considerable part of which had been cleared by the Indians) was used as a common field. In 1650, Guilford encouraged a removal to it, by offering a certain portion of cleared land to every settler for the period of five years, but whether any removed to it on that condition has not been ascertained. In 1656 the upland was surveyed and allotted to each planter in the town according to his lot. Probably about this time (certainly as soon as 1658) the settlement began. Some of the first settlers on this spot were...Nathan "Bradley from Guilford...They were soon joined by...Thomas Willard from Deerfield...
"...With the settlers in the southwestern part of the town, Nathan Bradley...were early associated; ...The other settlers within the limits of this district were...John Bishop from Guilford some time after settled in the same neighborhood..."
**************
Joyce Bradley sent me the following in October 2013
It apparently was created by Helen Foster Snow of Mungertown Road, Madison, Connecticut
"The First Settlers of Hammonassett
"I think Hammonassett was settled partly to protect the frontiers of the town from the Dutch and also from encroachments by any other group. In 1653 Guilford sent William Leete and Thomas Jordan to New Haven to ask for protection against the Dutch. At this time also England was in considerable turmoil and uncertainty as the Stuart Restoration occurred in 1660 and the republic which had for 20 years been in power on both sides of the Atlantic came to an end. In 1660 trouble was developing between Guilford and New Haven and the Hartford settlement, and new haven did not want to come under the Royal charter of Hartford. Steiner says settlement of Hammonassett began in 1658, some of the first being Ebenezer Thompson, NATHAN BRADLEY, Joseph Hand, William Leete, John Scranton, James Hill and John Meigs, soon joined by Thomas Cruttanden, THOMAS WILLARD, Joseph Wilcox, and Thomas Dowd settled at what is now Liberty Street. John Meigs was a leader of the Hartford faction, and accepted the post of constable for them in opposition to the authority of Guilford and Governor Leete. The Cruttendens and Stevens were also leaders of this group."
***************
Rootsweb.com
Helen Schatvet Ullmann, CG, FASG, GEDCOM
Entries: 24543 Updated: 2013-11-15 16:57:09 UTC (Fri) Contact: Helen Ullmann
Name: Thomas WILLARD
Birth: ABT 1669 in Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut
Death: BEF 31 MAR 1718 in of East Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut 1 2 3 4
Father: Josiah WILLARD b: ABT 1635 in of Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Mother: Hannah HOSMER b: ABT 1636 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Marriage 1 Abigail BRADLEY
Married: 8 JUL 1689 5 6 7
Children
1. Josiah WILLARD b: 10 JAN 1691/1692 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
2. Hannah WILLARD b: 31 MAY 1695 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
3. Abigail WILLARD b: 30 DEC 1699 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
4. Prudence WILLARD b: 2 MAR 1701 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
5. Daniel WILLARD b: 10 AUG 1704 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
6. Jared WILLARD b: ABT 1702 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
7. Jerusha WILLARD b: ABT 1705 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
8. Nathan WILLARD b: 20 MAY 1709 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
9. Dorothy WILLARD b: 21 JUN 1713 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
10. Nathan WILLARD b: 25 JUN 1714 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
Sources:
1. Title: New York Genealogical and Biographical Record
Page: 54 (1923):191
Note: The date in this source, 30 Jan. 1737/8, is not correct.
2. Title: New Haven, Conn., District Probate
Page: #11,468; 4:507
Note: On 31 March 1718 Abigail and Josiah, relict and son of Thomas Willard of East Guilford posted bond on his estate, That is the only paper in the file. At 4:507-09 the children are named on the inventory (which is undated but presented in court 31 March 1718): Josiah, Hannah, and Prudence were of full age. Daniel was 19, Jared 16, Jerusha 13, Dorothy 7, and Nathan 3.
3. Title: Willard Genealogy
Author: Joseph Willard, Charles Wilkes Walker, and Charles Henry Pope
Publication: Boston: Willard Family Association, 1915
This book builds upon the earlier WILLARD MEMOIR, first published in 1858 by Joseph Willard, a later edition in 1879 by D. H. Willard, and still another in 1913..
Page: 15, 26-27
4. Title: History of Ancient Wethersfield, Connecticut
Author: Henry R. Stiles
Publication: New York: Grafton Press, 1904
Page: 2:793
Note: Removed to Madison (Guilford) where he died.
5. Title: History of Ancient Wethersfield, Connecticut
Author: Henry R. Stiles
Publication: New York: Grafton Press, 1904
Page: 2:793
Note: Estimates date as about 1690.
6. Title: Willard Genealogy
Author: Joseph Willard, Charles Wilkes Walker, and Charles Henry Pope
Publication: Boston: Willard Family Association, 1915
This book builds upon the earlier WILLARD MEMOIR, first published in 1858 by Joseph Willard, a later edition in 1879 by D. H. Willard, and still another in 1913..
Page: 26-27
Note: This gives the date but no place of marriage.
7.Title: New York Genealogical and Biographical Record
Page: 54 (1923):191
Contributor: Jim Kimble (47587114)
P.134
"Thomas Willard, son of Josiah, came to Guilford and married Abigail, daughter of Nathan Bradley, July 8, 1689. Most of his descendants lived in East Guilford."
P.195
"Thomas Willard from Deerfield - one of the 1st settlers in Hammonassett."
*****************
Families of Early Guilford, Connecticut by Alvan Talcott Toledo Public Library R929.37467 Tal
Page 1219
"Thomas Willard, son of Josiah and Hannah (Hosmer), married 8 July 1689 Abigail Bradley who was born 13 March 1672 and died 9 November 1746. Lived in East Guilford, Conn.
Children: Josiah, Hannah, Abigail, Prudence, Daniel, Jared, b 4 March 1706; died 30 April 1776; mar Catharine Bates, Jerusha, Nathan, Dorothy, Nathan "
*****************
ABRIDGED COMPENDIUM, Frederick Virkus
Page 1648
"10-Maj. Simon Willard (qv);
9-Josiah (d 1674), m Hannah Hosmer;
8-Thomas, m Abigail Bradley..."
*****************
"A History of the Plantation of Menunkatuck and of the Original Town of Guilford, Connecticut"
By Bernard Christian Steiner
Page 134
"Thomas Willard, son of Josiah, came to Guilford and married Abigail, daughter of Nathan Bradley, July 8,1689, Most of his descendants lived in East Guilford."
Page 195
"Madison...Hammonassett (a tract westard of that river, a considerable part of which had been cleared by the Indians) was used as a common field. In 1650, Guilford encouraged a removal to it, by offering a certain portion of cleared land to every settler for the period of five years, but whether any removed to it on that condition has not been ascertained. In 1656 the upland was surveyed and allotted to each planter in the town according to his lot. Probably about this time (certainly as soon as 1658) the settlement began. Some of the first settlers on this spot were...Nathan "Bradley from Guilford...They were soon joined by...Thomas Willard from Deerfield...
"...With the settlers in the southwestern part of the town, Nathan Bradley...were early associated; ...The other settlers within the limits of this district were...John Bishop from Guilford some time after settled in the same neighborhood..."
**************
Joyce Bradley sent me the following in October 2013
It apparently was created by Helen Foster Snow of Mungertown Road, Madison, Connecticut
"The First Settlers of Hammonassett
"I think Hammonassett was settled partly to protect the frontiers of the town from the Dutch and also from encroachments by any other group. In 1653 Guilford sent William Leete and Thomas Jordan to New Haven to ask for protection against the Dutch. At this time also England was in considerable turmoil and uncertainty as the Stuart Restoration occurred in 1660 and the republic which had for 20 years been in power on both sides of the Atlantic came to an end. In 1660 trouble was developing between Guilford and New Haven and the Hartford settlement, and new haven did not want to come under the Royal charter of Hartford. Steiner says settlement of Hammonassett began in 1658, some of the first being Ebenezer Thompson, NATHAN BRADLEY, Joseph Hand, William Leete, John Scranton, James Hill and John Meigs, soon joined by Thomas Cruttanden, THOMAS WILLARD, Joseph Wilcox, and Thomas Dowd settled at what is now Liberty Street. John Meigs was a leader of the Hartford faction, and accepted the post of constable for them in opposition to the authority of Guilford and Governor Leete. The Cruttendens and Stevens were also leaders of this group."
***************
Rootsweb.com
Helen Schatvet Ullmann, CG, FASG, GEDCOM
Entries: 24543 Updated: 2013-11-15 16:57:09 UTC (Fri) Contact: Helen Ullmann
Name: Thomas WILLARD
Birth: ABT 1669 in Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut
Death: BEF 31 MAR 1718 in of East Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut 1 2 3 4
Father: Josiah WILLARD b: ABT 1635 in of Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Mother: Hannah HOSMER b: ABT 1636 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Marriage 1 Abigail BRADLEY
Married: 8 JUL 1689 5 6 7
Children
1. Josiah WILLARD b: 10 JAN 1691/1692 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
2. Hannah WILLARD b: 31 MAY 1695 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
3. Abigail WILLARD b: 30 DEC 1699 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
4. Prudence WILLARD b: 2 MAR 1701 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
5. Daniel WILLARD b: 10 AUG 1704 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
6. Jared WILLARD b: ABT 1702 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
7. Jerusha WILLARD b: ABT 1705 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
8. Nathan WILLARD b: 20 MAY 1709 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
9. Dorothy WILLARD b: 21 JUN 1713 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
10. Nathan WILLARD b: 25 JUN 1714 in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut
Sources:
1. Title: New York Genealogical and Biographical Record
Page: 54 (1923):191
Note: The date in this source, 30 Jan. 1737/8, is not correct.
2. Title: New Haven, Conn., District Probate
Page: #11,468; 4:507
Note: On 31 March 1718 Abigail and Josiah, relict and son of Thomas Willard of East Guilford posted bond on his estate, That is the only paper in the file. At 4:507-09 the children are named on the inventory (which is undated but presented in court 31 March 1718): Josiah, Hannah, and Prudence were of full age. Daniel was 19, Jared 16, Jerusha 13, Dorothy 7, and Nathan 3.
3. Title: Willard Genealogy
Author: Joseph Willard, Charles Wilkes Walker, and Charles Henry Pope
Publication: Boston: Willard Family Association, 1915
This book builds upon the earlier WILLARD MEMOIR, first published in 1858 by Joseph Willard, a later edition in 1879 by D. H. Willard, and still another in 1913..
Page: 15, 26-27
4. Title: History of Ancient Wethersfield, Connecticut
Author: Henry R. Stiles
Publication: New York: Grafton Press, 1904
Page: 2:793
Note: Removed to Madison (Guilford) where he died.
5. Title: History of Ancient Wethersfield, Connecticut
Author: Henry R. Stiles
Publication: New York: Grafton Press, 1904
Page: 2:793
Note: Estimates date as about 1690.
6. Title: Willard Genealogy
Author: Joseph Willard, Charles Wilkes Walker, and Charles Henry Pope
Publication: Boston: Willard Family Association, 1915
This book builds upon the earlier WILLARD MEMOIR, first published in 1858 by Joseph Willard, a later edition in 1879 by D. H. Willard, and still another in 1913..
Page: 26-27
Note: This gives the date but no place of marriage.
7.Title: New York Genealogical and Biographical Record
Page: 54 (1923):191
Contributor: Jim Kimble (47587114)
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