[NEHGR 69:54] JB and EC conveyed 21 August 1754 to Moses and Samuel Brockett several pieces of property that was their grandmother Elizabeth Brockett's.

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[751] Mary Brockett

b. 18 February 1674

New Haven Conn

[TAG 2:423]

[TAG 2:423] Resident of North Haven. Married 2nd Elizabeth daughter of Thomas and Mary (Chubb) Sanford, born 7 November 1704. 7 children by Mary; 2 by Elizabeth.

[NEHGR 69:54] LC was in New Haven as early as 1702, owned land at West Haven, and was one of hte first settlers of the North Haven. Clintonville, a section of North Haven, was named after his family. He had three persons in his family in 1704. He was a communicant of Christ Church, Stratford, on 25 December 1724; but his family belonged to the Congregational Church at North Haven. Will dated 21 September 1742, proved in 1757, he mentions his children and calls himself as then 63 years old.

[1501] Mary Wooden

	b. 6 March 1653	Haverhill Mass	[TAG 2:423]
	d. February 1690	Newport RI	[TAG 2:423]

[TAG 2:423] Resident of Ipswich Mass and Newport RI. Married 1st Rachel daughter of Richard and Martha Haffield (b 1629; d.s.p.c 1694) on December 1665. She divorced him in 1681. He married MW prior to the divorce. Married 3rd, apparently, Margaret d. of Shubel and Mercy (Lamberton) Painter, Widow Morris. Also had a natural child by Mary Greely, b c1673, who may be identical with Jacob Clinton of Ipswich.

[NEHGR 69:50-54] Of Ipswich as early as 1665. 2 years later he called himself 24, hence born circe 1643. Nothing known about his ancestry; there are Clintons in Ireland as well as England. Evidently, his relationship with Rachel Halfield was very strange: there was a suit about money from Rachel to buy his freedom from his apprenticeship to Robert Cross. LC served in King Philip's War.