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Gamaliel Parker: (1718-99) served in the Revolution from Wallingford,CT,as a private, where he was born and died (P.283) Mrs. Harriet Scott Palmer. DAR ID Number: 63849)

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Note N622 Index

Much of Andrew Clark's family moved to Vermont.

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Note N623 Index

I am in possession of a hand written confirmation of Hattie's baptism, at the Church of the Holy Trinity on March 12, 1894. being born on January 27, 1879 in Bolton, Mass, to Amos and Clara Shirland.

But, I also have a newspaper obit for "Julia D. Shirland" as wife of Amos Shirland......died at age 81 in Marlboro, NH. Her sister is listed as, Mrs. Elizabeth Kane, and Mrs. J.A. Sullivan of Newton and Mrs. Annie Donovan of Framingham. It states Amos died 12 years before her in New Ipswich, NH....no date on the death of Julia D. Shirland. WHO is Julia D. Shirland? a second wife to Amos Shirland???

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Note N624 Index

On the marriage certificate, the name Cashmere is written as Cashman, but this is an error.
I remember visiting Grandma and Grampa Cashmere, I may have been about 4 years old, in Hartford, CT. They lived in a small apartment with a huge bed, covered with a silky royal purple bedspread. Grandma Cashmere had a "bed doll" with large beautiful eyes and the most wonderful ruffled dress. I longed to play with it but was not allowed. I remember loving to sit in Grampa's lap and comb his hair. They were warm and loving to me....Grandma Cashmere gave great hugs.

I am in possession of a cemetery deed from the City of Hartford, CT, dated Feb 27, 1853, recorded in Vol. 145, page 476-71, signed by the town clerk, and nortarized.........
For a cost of $150.00 " William J. Cashmere of the City and County of Hartford, and the State of Connecticut, for himself, his family, his heirs and assigns.....in Northwood Cemetery 115 1/2 square feet, "lot layout of Section "e" Northwood Cemeter, Sept. 1, 1943"

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Note N625 Index

Charles H. Wainwright, son of William Pratt Wainwright and Cornelia Tillotson......was a surgeon in the New York Hospital.

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Note N626 Index

Note:

Isaac Johnson demitted from New Haven Church to the Church at Woodbridge, CT in 1742. He is said to be an ancestor of Andrew Johnson, President of the United States. (History of New Haven, vol. 2, page 292). He became the first Captain and First Deacon in the Woodbridge Church and was a great leader in the settlement first called Amity.
It is said of him: "When best known, best love." On his tombstone appears, "Isaac Johnson who lived long, lived well, died happy in hope of the Gospel, 1750. 78 years old, a farmer."

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Note N627 Index

Sergeant; Dep. to Gen. Ct.

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Note N628 Index

The first marriage in Wallingford was June, 5, 1673, Thomas Hall, son of John Hall

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Note N629 Index

Was a Sgt. in Colonial Militia

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Note N630 Index

She was one of the heirs of Ichabod Perkins along with Samuel Johnson, Isaac Sperry, David Sanford, Samuel Perkins and Peter Perkins.

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Note N631 Index

Peter was a Captain in the Revolution Army at the Battle of Saratoga

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Note N632 Index

Note: Samuel, Peter and Jesse were married and living in Woodbridge at thime of census, 1790. Samuel Jr. and his son Jesse took oath to Woodbridge, and his grandson Samuel died June 22, 1844 at Orange, CT. Woodbridge was Amity Parish until 1784. Orange was North Milford until 1822.
Peter Johnson was a Captain in the American Army in the Revolution. He was a member of the First Church of New Haven, 1769, and removed from New Haven to Woodbridge with Jesse about 1770. Woodbridge Cemetery stones: Samuel Johnson, died March 10, 1791, age 38