1703 her family moved to New London, CT, many Woodworth accounts wrongly confuse father Benjamin as the one who fought in King Phillips War and died, wrong Ben, most likely the son of Walter Jr of Scituate, MA who stayed living there.
sources:
-North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000 for Caleb Woodworth lists she had 9 children
-History of New London County, Connecticut : with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men by Hurd, D. Hamilton (Duane Hamilton), Pub 1882, Vol 2, page 514 lists below:
Newcomb history:
Simon Newcomb, came from Martha'a Vineyard, Dukes Co., Massachusetts, to Lebanon, in 1713, and died Lebanon, CT, Jan. 20, 1745. son of Andrew2, gson of Andrew1. He married Deborah about 1687, who died. June 17, 1756: Children:
John, b. about 1689—
m. Alice Lambert; lived Columbia, CT
Thomas, 1692— m. 1 Eunice Manning, m. 2 Judith Woodworth, married 17 Jan 1720 at Lebanon, New London, Connecticut.
Thomas Newcomb's siblings held here for now :
1.Hezekiah, 1694, m. I Jernsba Bradford, m. 2d, Hannah ;
2.Obadiah, 1695, m. Ist, Abigail , m. 2d, Mrs. Mary Post;
3.Deborah, 1697, m. Capt. Timothy Hatch— lived In Tolland; Kent,
4.Sarah, about 1698, m. Jan. 13, 1720, Ehenezer NYE — one of the first settlers of Tolland;
5.Benjamin, b. abt 1700, m. Hannah Clark;
6.Elizabeth, b, 1702, m. Ebenezer WRIGHT, April 20, 1721— d. at Windham, Jan. 13, 1727 7.Simon, b.abt 1705, m. 1st, Jerueha Lathrop, m. 2d, Jane Worth.
Thomas, resided in Lebanon from 1714 to 1734, when he removed to Salisbury. Judith died 1736, he moved to NY
son, Hezekiah lived and died in Lebanon— a large land- holder.
sources:
-North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000 for Caleb Woodworth lists she had 9 children
-History of New London County, Connecticut : with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men by Hurd, D. Hamilton (Duane Hamilton), Pub 1882, Vol 2, page 514 lists below:
Newcomb history:
Simon Newcomb, came from Martha'a Vineyard, Dukes Co., Massachusetts, to Lebanon, in 1713, and died Lebanon, CT, Jan. 20, 1745. son of Andrew2, gson of Andrew1. He married Deborah about 1687, who died. June 17, 1756: Children:
John, b. about 1689—
m. Alice Lambert; lived Columbia, CT
Thomas, 1692— m. 1 Eunice Manning, m. 2 Judith Woodworth, married 17 Jan 1720 at Lebanon, New London, Connecticut.
Thomas Newcomb's siblings held here for now :
1.Hezekiah, 1694, m. I Jernsba Bradford, m. 2d, Hannah ;
2.Obadiah, 1695, m. Ist, Abigail , m. 2d, Mrs. Mary Post;
3.Deborah, 1697, m. Capt. Timothy Hatch— lived In Tolland; Kent,
4.Sarah, about 1698, m. Jan. 13, 1720, Ehenezer NYE — one of the first settlers of Tolland;
5.Benjamin, b. abt 1700, m. Hannah Clark;
6.Elizabeth, b, 1702, m. Ebenezer WRIGHT, April 20, 1721— d. at Windham, Jan. 13, 1727 7.Simon, b.abt 1705, m. 1st, Jerueha Lathrop, m. 2d, Jane Worth.
Thomas, resided in Lebanon from 1714 to 1734, when he removed to Salisbury. Judith died 1736, he moved to NY
son, Hezekiah lived and died in Lebanon— a large land- holder.
1703 her family moved to New London, CT, many Woodworth accounts wrongly confuse father Benjamin as the one who fought in King Phillips War and died, wrong Ben, most likely the son of Walter Jr of Scituate, MA who stayed living there.
sources:
-North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000 for Caleb Woodworth lists she had 9 children
-History of New London County, Connecticut : with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men by Hurd, D. Hamilton (Duane Hamilton), Pub 1882, Vol 2, page 514 lists below:
Newcomb history:
Simon Newcomb, came from Martha'a Vineyard, Dukes Co., Massachusetts, to Lebanon, in 1713, and died Lebanon, CT, Jan. 20, 1745. son of Andrew2, gson of Andrew1. He married Deborah about 1687, who died. June 17, 1756: Children:
John, b. about 1689—
m. Alice Lambert; lived Columbia, CT
Thomas, 1692— m. 1 Eunice Manning, m. 2 Judith Woodworth, married 17 Jan 1720 at Lebanon, New London, Connecticut.
Thomas Newcomb's siblings held here for now :
1.Hezekiah, 1694, m. I Jernsba Bradford, m. 2d, Hannah ;
2.Obadiah, 1695, m. Ist, Abigail , m. 2d, Mrs. Mary Post;
3.Deborah, 1697, m. Capt. Timothy Hatch— lived In Tolland; Kent,
4.Sarah, about 1698, m. Jan. 13, 1720, Ehenezer NYE — one of the first settlers of Tolland;
5.Benjamin, b. abt 1700, m. Hannah Clark;
6.Elizabeth, b, 1702, m. Ebenezer WRIGHT, April 20, 1721— d. at Windham, Jan. 13, 1727 7.Simon, b.abt 1705, m. 1st, Jerueha Lathrop, m. 2d, Jane Worth.
Thomas, resided in Lebanon from 1714 to 1734, when he removed to Salisbury. Judith died 1736, he moved to NY
son, Hezekiah lived and died in Lebanon— a large land- holder.
sources:
-North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000 for Caleb Woodworth lists she had 9 children
-History of New London County, Connecticut : with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men by Hurd, D. Hamilton (Duane Hamilton), Pub 1882, Vol 2, page 514 lists below:
Newcomb history:
Simon Newcomb, came from Martha'a Vineyard, Dukes Co., Massachusetts, to Lebanon, in 1713, and died Lebanon, CT, Jan. 20, 1745. son of Andrew2, gson of Andrew1. He married Deborah about 1687, who died. June 17, 1756: Children:
John, b. about 1689—
m. Alice Lambert; lived Columbia, CT
Thomas, 1692— m. 1 Eunice Manning, m. 2 Judith Woodworth, married 17 Jan 1720 at Lebanon, New London, Connecticut.
Thomas Newcomb's siblings held here for now :
1.Hezekiah, 1694, m. I Jernsba Bradford, m. 2d, Hannah ;
2.Obadiah, 1695, m. Ist, Abigail , m. 2d, Mrs. Mary Post;
3.Deborah, 1697, m. Capt. Timothy Hatch— lived In Tolland; Kent,
4.Sarah, about 1698, m. Jan. 13, 1720, Ehenezer NYE — one of the first settlers of Tolland;
5.Benjamin, b. abt 1700, m. Hannah Clark;
6.Elizabeth, b, 1702, m. Ebenezer WRIGHT, April 20, 1721— d. at Windham, Jan. 13, 1727 7.Simon, b.abt 1705, m. 1st, Jerueha Lathrop, m. 2d, Jane Worth.
Thomas, resided in Lebanon from 1714 to 1734, when he removed to Salisbury. Judith died 1736, he moved to NY
son, Hezekiah lived and died in Lebanon— a large land- holder.
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