She was the daughter of John and Sarah Culver, and a great granddaughter of Edward and Ann (Ellis) Colver of Massachusetts and Connecticut. Original spellings of the Culver name include "Colver" and "Collver".
According to "History of the First Congregational Church Stonington CT", by Richard Wheeler (1875) on page 201 she was baptized 5 June 1698 by Reverend James Noyes.
She married John Watrous [Waterhouse], as recorded in Groton, Connecticut on "28 of the 12th month 1719/1720 by Peter Crandall"
According to "History of the First Congregational Church Stonington CT", by Richard Wheeler (1875) on page 201 she was baptized 5 June 1698 by Reverend James Noyes.
She married John Watrous [Waterhouse], as recorded in Groton, Connecticut on "28 of the 12th month 1719/1720 by Peter Crandall"
She was the daughter of John and Sarah Culver, and a great granddaughter of Edward and Ann (Ellis) Colver of Massachusetts and Connecticut. Original spellings of the Culver name include "Colver" and "Collver".
According to "History of the First Congregational Church Stonington CT", by Richard Wheeler (1875) on page 201 she was baptized 5 June 1698 by Reverend James Noyes.
She married John Watrous [Waterhouse], as recorded in Groton, Connecticut on "28 of the 12th month 1719/1720 by Peter Crandall"
According to "History of the First Congregational Church Stonington CT", by Richard Wheeler (1875) on page 201 she was baptized 5 June 1698 by Reverend James Noyes.
She married John Watrous [Waterhouse], as recorded in Groton, Connecticut on "28 of the 12th month 1719/1720 by Peter Crandall"
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Variations of her maiden name include Colver, Collver, Culver (and more)
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