[Landon1 306-7] Youngest daughter AL married GHJ.

[Guilford1 744] AEL married GHJ.

[27] Elizabeth Loper

	b. 2 December 1777	Guilford Conn	[Landon1 306-7]
	d. 5 March 1832		[Landon1 306-7]

[Landon1 306-7] WL died by drowning. 7 children - the youngest was Adeline.

[Landon2 26] has WL's death date as 14 March 1832; listed as having 4 sons and one daughter.

[Guilford VR 2:256] was married by Rev. Thomas W. Bray; both were from Guilford.

[53] Rebecca Ruggles

	b. 30 August 1743	Guilford Conn	[Landon1 305]
	d. 1 January 1821	Guilford Conn	[Landon1 305]

[Landon1 305] 9 children survived; 4 died young. DL responded to the Lexington Alarm, Paril 1775; was in the service frequently during the war.

[NYGBR 28:26] Captain in the militia in the Revolution.

[105] Bethia Tuthill

	b. 12 December 1703	Southold LI	[Landon1 304]
	d. 20 August 1761	Southold LI	[Landon1 304]

[Landon1 304] Listed as a judge. 9 children. A man of public notoriety; held office of Justice of the Peace from 1764 to 1775. A judge of Common Peals for the county, he yielded a strong influence in our (Southold) courts and conventions and at home, he was a leader in all town matters.

[NYGBR 28:25] Married second 19 May 1762 Mary Younge (daughter of Joshua, grandson of Col John Younge); she died without issue 22 April 1809, aged 96. His will was proved at Guilford, where he had taken refuge with his family during the Revolution. Samuel and Bethia are buried in Southold. 10 children - David was one of twins, his brother was Jonathan.

[209] Hannah Bishop

	b. 27 March 1671
	d. 26 January 1701	Southold LI

[Landon1 302-4] Southold LI. 3 children.

[Southold Town Records II:83-4] Came from near Wales, County of Hertfordshire, England.

[NYGBR 28:24-26] NL started from Liverpool for Boston, tradition says aged 15. He soon found his way to Southold, where he settled. He married, about 1692-5 Hannah --, who died aged 30 years with one of here children 26 January 1701. (The printed town records call her Mary, but Liber E in MSS, the Landon Bible, and Salmon record, all call her Hannah). NL's tomestone is in Southold. 4 children, all born in Southold - Samuel is the fourth.

[NYGBR 39:130] Hannah, wife of Nathan Landon was, according to tradition at Guilford Conn, the daughter of Stephen Bishop (son of John) and his wife Tabitha (daughter of widow Parnel Wilkinson of Bermuda) The name Parnel was in frequent use in the Bishop family and among Hannah's descendents.