William was married to "Mary" by Major Atharton Dec. 12, 1657 in Dorchester, Ma.
His exact arrival in Stonington, CT is not known but he was among the early planters building his dwelling/house on Cosatuc Hill. He was a large land owner. His children are known only by his will.
He and Mary had 13 children: Margaret, William III, Ebenezer, Joseph, Mary, Abigail, Lydia, Mercy, Mary, Dorothy, Elizabeth, Prudence and Patience.
Their son Ebenezer is our ancestor.
His exact arrival in Stonington, CT is not known but he was among the early planters building his dwelling/house on Cosatuc Hill. He was a large land owner. His children are known only by his will.
He and Mary had 13 children: Margaret, William III, Ebenezer, Joseph, Mary, Abigail, Lydia, Mercy, Mary, Dorothy, Elizabeth, Prudence and Patience.
Their son Ebenezer is our ancestor.
William was married to "Mary" by Major Atharton Dec. 12, 1657 in Dorchester, Ma.
His exact arrival in Stonington, CT is not known but he was among the early planters building his dwelling/house on Cosatuc Hill. He was a large land owner. His children are known only by his will.
He and Mary had 13 children: Margaret, William III, Ebenezer, Joseph, Mary, Abigail, Lydia, Mercy, Mary, Dorothy, Elizabeth, Prudence and Patience.
Their son Ebenezer is our ancestor.
His exact arrival in Stonington, CT is not known but he was among the early planters building his dwelling/house on Cosatuc Hill. He was a large land owner. His children are known only by his will.
He and Mary had 13 children: Margaret, William III, Ebenezer, Joseph, Mary, Abigail, Lydia, Mercy, Mary, Dorothy, Elizabeth, Prudence and Patience.
Their son Ebenezer is our ancestor.
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The marriage to Mary "Atherton" is not substantiated anywhere in the history records.
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