Individual Notes
Note for: Elizabeth Cleverly, 26 Jan 1623 - 28 Dec 1663
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Individual Note: "The Connecticut Nutmegger," Vol. 6, No. 4, Mar. 1974, pg. 483-4 2 IGILDS microfiche at Lebanon Public Library lists the marriage of Samuel andElizabeth Cleverly as both Sept. 7 and Sept. 16, 1642 in New Haven, NewHaven, CT.
Individual Notes
Note for: Samuel Hotchkiss, ABT 1645 - 29 Dec 1705
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Individual Note: 1678 settled in East Haven.
Individual Notes
Note for: Daniel Hotchkiss, 8 Jun 1657 - 10 Mar 1717
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Birth Note: Source: Powell, Joan & Barnhart, Irene O'Keefe, "Beaverkill Valley: A Journey Through Time".
Individual Note: Military: Seargeant, Colonial Militia, Revolutionary War
Individual Notes
Note for: Elizabeth Patterson, 12 Jul 1644 - 24 Dec 1727
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Christening: Date: 12 Jul 1644
Place: New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, United States
Individual Notes
Note for: Henry Peck, ABT 1615 - 30 Nov 1651
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Individual Note: Resided New Hampshire.
Christening: in New Haven 1641, w/ apparent bros Joseph & Dea William;
Emigration: 1638 New Haven, New Haven Co., CT
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S.R. Durand:
"Henry Peck, Deacon William Peck, and Joseph Peck were early settlers ofNew Haven, Connecticut. They were most likely related. William and HenryPeck's names appeared on the first list of planters and estates drawn upJune 4, 1639. He and Henry Peck supposedly emigrated to America in thecompany of Governor Eaton and the Reverend John Davenport and others whoarrived on the ship 'Hector' in Boston, June 26, 1637. Henry Peck's andJoseph Peck's names appeared also on the list of planters and estates inNew Haven drawn up in 1640.
Henry Peck's name is mentioned in the New Haven Colony records severaltimes before his early death in 1651. Joseph Peck apparently lived in theHenry Peck household, and was most likely his brother. He did not marryuntil 1650. Both Henry and Joseph Peck took the oath of fidelity in NewHaven July 1, 1644. William Peck was perhaps twenty years older thanHenry and Joseph Peck, but there is no record that he was their father.He was a merchant and a man of means and high social standing. He was atrustee and treasurer for some time of the Colony, and a Deacon of theNew Haven church from 1659 until his death October 4, 1694, at theadvanced age of ninety-three.
Henry Peck's wife was Joan, her surname not being known. She joined theNew Haven church in 1646. Henry Peck died in November, 1651. His will wasmade August 30, 1651, and the inventory of his estate was taken onNovember 30, 1651. The will reads:
'The Last Will and Testman't of Henry Pecke The 30th 8th month 1651.Henry Peck being weake and near his change, yet haveing the use of hisUnderstanding, desires in the first place, to resigne up his soule toGod; and for that Portion of the outward Blessings God hath given him, todispose them thus. That after debts discharged, I due give to my wife, myhouse and home Lott, and halfe the household stuff, The other halfe to bedivided amonge the children. Also, I doe give to my wife the highest Cowand the rest of ye Cattell and Land to be divided amonge the children;viz this pvisall that if ther be one part That appears to be better thanthe other, or more Convenient, That better part or most Convenient, I doedispose to my Elder sonn Joseph; and That these Cattell and Land bedivided some after my decease, and the improvement of them be put intoTrusty hands for the good of them all.
Witness: William Peck
John Moss
Samuel Whitehead ' "
Marriage 1 Joan Allen b: 1621
Married: BEF. 1643 in New Haven, New Haven Co., CT
Children
Joseph Peck b: BEF. 1647
Benjamin Peck b: BEF. SEP 1647
Eliazar Peck b: ABT. 1648
Elizabeth Peck b: 16 MAR 1648/49 in New Haven, New Haven Co., CT
Sources:
Title: Ancestry of Samuel Relf Durand
Author: Durand, Samuel Relf (1904-1996)
Publication: Palo Alto, CA: Handwritten, circa 1991
Note: Primary
Repository:
Note: Collection of Derek Doran-Wood
Call Number:
Media: Manuscript
Page: 354-55
Title: Genealogies of Connecticut Families, From the New EnglandHistorical and Genealogical Register, Vol. II
Author: Roberts, Gary Boyd, selector
Publication: Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1983
Note: Primary
Repository:
Note: Los Angeles Public Library, Central Library
Call Number: Gen R 974.6 G2365 v.2
Media: Book
Page: 183
Text: Reproduced from Jacobus, Donald Lines, "The Hotchkiss Family," NewEngland Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. 66 (Oct. 1912), pp.327-332; Vol. 67 (Jan. 1913), pp. 48-56; Vol. 67 (Apr. 1913), pp.123-132; and Vol. 67 (July 1913), pp. 223-231
Henry Peck II
Sex: M 1
Birth: ABT 1615 in Hingham, co. Norfolk, England
Death: 2 MAY 1654 in New Haven, New Haven Co, CT
Note: 2 1 3 1
Note: Lineage .
Henry and his brother William came to Boston 26 Jun 1637 aboardthe ship"Hector", and went to New Haven, CT in the spring os1638; was not anoriginal subscriber to the FundamentalAgreement at New Haven, signing bymark (H); took the oath offidelity 1 Jul 1644; Will dated 30 Oct 1651 andpresented at theNew Haven Town Court 2 May 1654; inventory taken 30 Nov1651 of£56.02.08
Text: vol.121, pp.81-87
Sources:
Text: Gedcom re Peck by [hmtdents@ivic.net] foundat[http://www.ancestry.com/main.htm], file no. 32525 (withsources),electronic copy.
Text: Gedcom re Peck by Christopher Hawkins [tophe@iquest.net], foundat[http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/] (onesource - WFT),electronic copy.
Type: Periodical
Author: New England Historical and Genealogical Society, Boston, MA
Periodical: The New England Historical and Genealogical Register
Date: vols. 1-148 on compact discs in DMVD library
Type: Book
Author: Torrey, C. A.
Periodical: New England Marriages Prior to 1700
Publication: Genealogical Pub Co, Baltimore, 1985
Location: in DMVD library