Although Susannah's name is listed on the Founders Rock in front of Riverside Cemetery in Middletown, Connecticut, she is buried in the Ancient Burying Ground with her husband, Robert, in Hartford, Connecticut.

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Websters come to western NY
The Webster family grows and eventually migrates to western NY
(2nd generation in America)

Robert Webster, son of Governor John Webster, was born 17 November 1619 in England and came to America with his parents. He grew up in Hartford, Connecticut, and in 1652 married Susannah Treat (b. 8 October 1629), daughter of Richard and Alice (Gaylord) Treat. A brother of Susannah (Treat) Webster was the Honorable Robert Treat who was the eighth Governor of Connecticut.

Robert was given a commission in the militia and was sent out to wage war on the Indians. As a military title was not taken lightly in those days, and anyone holding one was looked upon with much respect, he was known as Lieutenant Robert Webster for the rest of his life. He also served in the General Court of Connecticut, as did his father. Robert was very active in government and in the church, owned several hundred acres of land, some of it in what is now the heart of the city of Hartford, and was considered a very wealthy man.

Lieutenant Robert Webster died 31 May 1676; Susannah died in 1705.

Children of Lt. Robert and Susannah (Treat) Webster;
John 10 Nov 1653 - 06 Dec 1695
Sarah June 30 1655 - Feb 1744
Jonathan 09 Jan 1657
Susannah 26 Oct 1658 - 1688
Samuel about 1660 - 1 Feb 1743/44
Robert about 1662 - Feb 1744
Joseph about 1665 - May 1750
Benjamin April 1670
William June 1671 - Jun 1722
Mary about 1672 - 27 Sep 1706
Elizabeth Feb 1673/74 - 15 May 1754

[How The Websters Came to America by Gene Webster]∼Bapt' 8 Oct 1629 Pitminster, Somerset, England. Will dated "three and twentieth day of January in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Six Hundred Ninety and eighth, in the tenth Year of the Reigne of our Souverigne Lord William the third, by the Grace of God, King of England, Scotland, France, and Ireland Defender of the faith &c. Witnesses Caleb Stanley, Samuel Richards. 7 Nov 1705 an agreement was signed by the heirs confirming and approving the division and settlement. Susanna died in 1705, probably in the summer or early in the autumn, as an inventory of her estate made by John Marsh and John Marsh [Jr.] dated 19 Nov. 1705.

m ca1652 Hartford or Middletown, CT
Robert Webster

They had known children - John, Sarah, Jonathan, Susanna, Samuel, Robert, Joseph, William, Mary, Elizabeth

ref: The Society of Middletown First Settlers CT; The Treat family by John Harvey Treat 1893*

Wethersfield Village Cemetery and Ancient Burying Ground index has no record of Richard Treat / Alice Gaylard* buried here. I'm sorry there is no record of this person having been buried in the Wethersfield Village Cemetery. It's possible that they were buried in the Town Green or in a different town that was part of Wethersfield at the time. Glastonbury, Berlin, Newington and Rocky Hill were all once part of Wethersfield and have early 17th century cemeteries as well. You might want to look in those as well. Reported By: The Onion Maiden 19 Sep 2020