Hannah was the daughter of John, Esquire and Elizabeth Hempstead Plumbe.
The New London, New London Vital Records record her birth: "Hannah July 15 1705, on Sabbath day at sunrise." Joshua Hempstead, Hannah's uncle, records after a trip to New Haven and Hartford on 5 Nov 1720: "I came home...Brother Plumbs Daughter Hannah, about 15 year old...died Since I have been gone."
The New London, New London Vital Records record her birth: "Hannah July 15 1705, on Sabbath day at sunrise." Joshua Hempstead, Hannah's uncle, records after a trip to New Haven and Hartford on 5 Nov 1720: "I came home...Brother Plumbs Daughter Hannah, about 15 year old...died Since I have been gone."
Hannah was the daughter of John, Esquire and Elizabeth Hempstead Plumbe.
The New London, New London Vital Records record her birth: "Hannah July 15 1705, on Sabbath day at sunrise." Joshua Hempstead, Hannah's uncle, records after a trip to New Haven and Hartford on 5 Nov 1720: "I came home...Brother Plumbs Daughter Hannah, about 15 year old...died Since I have been gone."
The New London, New London Vital Records record her birth: "Hannah July 15 1705, on Sabbath day at sunrise." Joshua Hempstead, Hannah's uncle, records after a trip to New Haven and Hartford on 5 Nov 1720: "I came home...Brother Plumbs Daughter Hannah, about 15 year old...died Since I have been gone."
Gravesite Details
Hannah's parents, John, Esquire and Elizabeth Hempstead Plumbe joined the New London Church in 1693. They are buried at the Ancient Cemetery; without doubt so are their children
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