[183] Esther Sperry

b. 4 December 1731

New Haven Conn

[TAG 3:537-8]

[365] Eleanor Perkins

	b. 7 March 1702	New Haven Conn	[TAG 3:536]
	d. 11 May 1769	New Haven Conn	[TAG 3:536]

[Gillespie 115] Listed as Ensign AD.

[729] Elizabeth Glover

	b. 23 February 1676	New Haven Conn	[TAG 3:536]
	d. 22 October 1742	New Haven Conn	[TAG 3:536]

[NHTR 3: 175] Appointed Lieutenant in 1722.

[Gillespie 110-116] AD married 2nd Susannah (1678-1766) daughter of Wm and Mary (Clark) Chatterton and widow of Joshua Hitchkiss. No children with SC. In 14 February 1697/8, EG's great grandmother, Mrs Jane Gregson (aged widow of ?Thomas Gregson -- one of the wealthiest of the original planters) gave them 9 acres of land in the necke. Sergeant in 1710; lieutenant in May 1722. Served 5 terms as townsman between 1710 and 1729. Will dated 7 May 1748; proved in July 1748; estate valued at 3177-11-06 in June 1750. 8 children: Abraham, John, mary, Elizabeth, Hannah, Joseph, Sarah, and Daniel.

[1457] Mary Cooper

	b. c 1640	New Haven Conn	[TAG 3:451]
	d. 4 January 1705/6	New Haven Conn	[TAG 3:536]

[TAG 3:?] MC baptized 15 August 1641.

[Savage 2:47] New Haven, son of Thomas the first, born in England. Was in New Haven in 1662 with wife Mary, married 2 December 1658 and had ... Abraham 1673. Was a Lieut.

[NHTR 3:175] Almost always referred to as Lieutenant.

[Gillespie 110-116] Dowry confirmed in 9 March 1648/9 deed -- having given them 18 3/4 acres, including 3 acres in the place "commonly called Cooper's Quarter". 17 April 1668, AD bought Thomas Kimberly's house, barn and lot on the corner of Church and Elm Streets diagonally across from the Green. Freeman in October 1669; Townsman 1668-99 with the exception of 4 years. 10 May 1683 first elected as a deputy to the Connecticut General Assembly, serving 21 terms. Also Lieutenant of the New Haven Train Band. On the committee in forming Wallingford 69-74. Kept the ordinary 1671-1680; also acquired respectable land holdings. In 1680, rated for tax purposes at 86-18-00; 134-00-00 in 1683; and 121-00-00 in 1702. Will dated 20 April 1710. Had 8 children: Mary, Sarah, Hannah, Ruth, Abigail, Abraham, Isaac, and Rebeccah.

[2913] Ellen Whittington

d. after 1653

[DVR]

[Gillespie 108-110] TD was apprenticed to a London tailor. Settled at Dorchester, first mentioned there in 1636 (subscribing to the First Church). TD received 3 acres in the 18 March 1637 distributions to the 104 heads of families of the "necke" and "cowes pasture". Townspeople were taxed 20 pounds a year for the school from May 1639. TD was a tailor and farmer; named a rater in the 1 December 1651 town meeting. died intestate 3:11:1657, the inventory taken by John Cooper and William Clarke (included house and land at Boston, 150-00-00; house, barn and orchards and land at Dorchester, 47-00-00; books, 2- 03-00; thread and leather, 0-08-00; ..., total 235 pounds).

EW married 2nd John Bullard of Medfield Mass. She was still alive in 1663. AD and EW had 4 children: Thomas Jr, Abraham, Isaac, and John.

[5825] Alice --

d. after 1619

[Gillespie 108]

[Gillespie 108] Of Marston Morteyne, Co Bedford. GD was called "deceased, cook" in a 1619 pleading by his widow and TD, their "natural son". 2 children, Thomas and Abraham.

{check E.D. and G.S. Dickerman, Families of Dickerman Ancestry}