Elizabeth is the daughter of Isaac Desborough and Mary Stone. Isaac and Mary were both born and died in England.
Elizabeth first married Thomas Relf about 1640, Guilford, New Haven Co., Connecticut. They had two known children: Samuel and Elizabeth.
In 1650 Thomas left his family and obtained a divorce and went to Warwick, Rhode Island.
On October 4, 1651, Elizabeth married the newly widowed John Johnson of Guilford. They had four known children: Ruth, Isaac, Abigail (1), and Abigail (2). The first Abigail died young.
Elizabeth first married Thomas Relf about 1640, Guilford, New Haven Co., Connecticut. They had two known children: Samuel and Elizabeth.
In 1650 Thomas left his family and obtained a divorce and went to Warwick, Rhode Island.
On October 4, 1651, Elizabeth married the newly widowed John Johnson of Guilford. They had four known children: Ruth, Isaac, Abigail (1), and Abigail (2). The first Abigail died young.
Elizabeth is the daughter of Isaac Desborough and Mary Stone. Isaac and Mary were both born and died in England.
Elizabeth first married Thomas Relf about 1640, Guilford, New Haven Co., Connecticut. They had two known children: Samuel and Elizabeth.
In 1650 Thomas left his family and obtained a divorce and went to Warwick, Rhode Island.
On October 4, 1651, Elizabeth married the newly widowed John Johnson of Guilford. They had four known children: Ruth, Isaac, Abigail (1), and Abigail (2). The first Abigail died young.
Elizabeth first married Thomas Relf about 1640, Guilford, New Haven Co., Connecticut. They had two known children: Samuel and Elizabeth.
In 1650 Thomas left his family and obtained a divorce and went to Warwick, Rhode Island.
On October 4, 1651, Elizabeth married the newly widowed John Johnson of Guilford. They had four known children: Ruth, Isaac, Abigail (1), and Abigail (2). The first Abigail died young.
Inscription
Although this person was likely interred in Guilford's original village cemetery (now the commons and public park in downtown Guilford), no surviving gravestone was known in 1818 when all gravestones at the Village Green, but not the people's remains, were dispersed to other town cemeteries.
Gravesite Details
There was no marker on this grave when the cemetery was moved.
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