Mehitable (q.v., Mehitabel, Mehetable, etc.) Chapman, dau. and last child of Capt. John Chapman by his 2nd wife Elizabeth Beamon, b. Sept. 29, 1688 at Saybrook, Conn. She d. Mar. 10, 1776 at East Haddam, Conn. (g.s., Æ 88.)
[The original area of the Town of Saybrook, founded in 1635, has since been divided into five towns. The last vestiges of original Saybrook bearing the singular name of Saybrook, was renamed in 1947 as the Town of Deep River, Conn. The now owners of the FAG system refuse to add Saybrook to the pull-down menu of Middlesex County, Conn. towns, forcing a user to add an explanatory note such as this in order to properly and historically place a person who died prior to the first 1835 division of Saybrook where they were born, may have married or may have died.]
On Dec. 15, 1709 of record at Stonington, Conn., Mehitable m. (by her father John Chapman) to 1) Lemuel Richardson, s. of Stephen Richardson and Lydia Gilbert, bapt. Aug. 12, 1688 at Stonington, Conn. Lemuel d. testate May 24, 1713 at East Haddam, Conn. (Æ 25.) Three children were b. of the marriage: Mehitable, Samuel, and Lemuel (d.y.)
On Mar. 21, 1715/16 of record at East Haddam, Mehitable m. 2) Sgt. John Warner, s. of Daniel Warner and Martha Boltwood, b. Apr. 16, 1677 at Hatfield, Mass. He d. Mar. 17, 1749/50 at East Haddam (g.s., Æ 73.) Nine children of the family: John, Daniel, Nathaniel, Jabez, Judah, Elizabeth, Abraham, Noadiah, and Joseph.
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[The original area of the Town of Saybrook, founded in 1635, has since been divided into five towns. The last vestiges of original Saybrook bearing the singular name of Saybrook, was renamed in 1947 as the Town of Deep River, Conn. The now owners of the FAG system refuse to add Saybrook to the pull-down menu of Middlesex County, Conn. towns, forcing a user to add an explanatory note such as this in order to properly and historically place a person who died prior to the first 1835 division of Saybrook where they were born, may have married or may have died.]
On Dec. 15, 1709 of record at Stonington, Conn., Mehitable m. (by her father John Chapman) to 1) Lemuel Richardson, s. of Stephen Richardson and Lydia Gilbert, bapt. Aug. 12, 1688 at Stonington, Conn. Lemuel d. testate May 24, 1713 at East Haddam, Conn. (Æ 25.) Three children were b. of the marriage: Mehitable, Samuel, and Lemuel (d.y.)
On Mar. 21, 1715/16 of record at East Haddam, Mehitable m. 2) Sgt. John Warner, s. of Daniel Warner and Martha Boltwood, b. Apr. 16, 1677 at Hatfield, Mass. He d. Mar. 17, 1749/50 at East Haddam (g.s., Æ 73.) Nine children of the family: John, Daniel, Nathaniel, Jabez, Judah, Elizabeth, Abraham, Noadiah, and Joseph.
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Mehitable (q.v., Mehitabel, Mehetable, etc.) Chapman, dau. and last child of Capt. John Chapman by his 2nd wife Elizabeth Beamon, b. Sept. 29, 1688 at Saybrook, Conn. She d. Mar. 10, 1776 at East Haddam, Conn. (g.s., Æ 88.)
[The original area of the Town of Saybrook, founded in 1635, has since been divided into five towns. The last vestiges of original Saybrook bearing the singular name of Saybrook, was renamed in 1947 as the Town of Deep River, Conn. The now owners of the FAG system refuse to add Saybrook to the pull-down menu of Middlesex County, Conn. towns, forcing a user to add an explanatory note such as this in order to properly and historically place a person who died prior to the first 1835 division of Saybrook where they were born, may have married or may have died.]
On Dec. 15, 1709 of record at Stonington, Conn., Mehitable m. (by her father John Chapman) to 1) Lemuel Richardson, s. of Stephen Richardson and Lydia Gilbert, bapt. Aug. 12, 1688 at Stonington, Conn. Lemuel d. testate May 24, 1713 at East Haddam, Conn. (Æ 25.) Three children were b. of the marriage: Mehitable, Samuel, and Lemuel (d.y.)
On Mar. 21, 1715/16 of record at East Haddam, Mehitable m. 2) Sgt. John Warner, s. of Daniel Warner and Martha Boltwood, b. Apr. 16, 1677 at Hatfield, Mass. He d. Mar. 17, 1749/50 at East Haddam (g.s., Æ 73.) Nine children of the family: John, Daniel, Nathaniel, Jabez, Judah, Elizabeth, Abraham, Noadiah, and Joseph.
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[The original area of the Town of Saybrook, founded in 1635, has since been divided into five towns. The last vestiges of original Saybrook bearing the singular name of Saybrook, was renamed in 1947 as the Town of Deep River, Conn. The now owners of the FAG system refuse to add Saybrook to the pull-down menu of Middlesex County, Conn. towns, forcing a user to add an explanatory note such as this in order to properly and historically place a person who died prior to the first 1835 division of Saybrook where they were born, may have married or may have died.]
On Dec. 15, 1709 of record at Stonington, Conn., Mehitable m. (by her father John Chapman) to 1) Lemuel Richardson, s. of Stephen Richardson and Lydia Gilbert, bapt. Aug. 12, 1688 at Stonington, Conn. Lemuel d. testate May 24, 1713 at East Haddam, Conn. (Æ 25.) Three children were b. of the marriage: Mehitable, Samuel, and Lemuel (d.y.)
On Mar. 21, 1715/16 of record at East Haddam, Mehitable m. 2) Sgt. John Warner, s. of Daniel Warner and Martha Boltwood, b. Apr. 16, 1677 at Hatfield, Mass. He d. Mar. 17, 1749/50 at East Haddam (g.s., Æ 73.) Nine children of the family: John, Daniel, Nathaniel, Jabez, Judah, Elizabeth, Abraham, Noadiah, and Joseph.
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Inscription
In Memory of
Mrs. MEHETABLE
Wife of Mr. JOHN
WORNER [sic] who died
March 10th AD 1776
in ye 87th Year of Her Age
Based on Mehitable's recorded date of birth at Saybrook, Conn. (Sept. 29, 1688), on the day Mehitable died she was 87 years old, and Ætatis suæ (i.e., Æ, "Aged," in the XX year of her Age) 88, not 87 as inscribed.
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