[335] Mary Ives

	b. 17 March 1675-6	New Haven Conn	[Dickerman1 15-6]
	d. 14 April 1712	New Haven Conn	[Dickerman1 15-6]

[Dickerman1 15-6] Married second 17 November 1712, Abigail Heaton, widow of Ebenezer Atwater and daughter of James Heaton, born 1673.

[NHVR 64] Married by Wm Jones.

[Gilbert2 381] Was called Sergeant. Was deputy from New Haven to the Connecticut General Assembly 1719-21.

[669] Sarah Gregson

d. 1697

[TAG 3/4:642]

[Dickerman1 15] .br [Gilbert2 379] SG married second Samuel Whitehead of NH, 9 may 1676.

[1337/1429] Jane Baker

d. 1706

New Haven Conn

[Dickerman1 14-15]

[Dickerman1 14-15] MG was among the original planters of the New Haven colony and was highly honored throughout his life. He was one of the seven men who were chosen at the beginning to be founders of the New Commonwealth, was a deacon of the church, an assistant magistrate, and then deputy governor. He outlived most of the other leading men who came with him from England and died early in 1679. The solitary rude gravestone in the rear of the Center Church on the NH Green and bearing the letters 'MG 80" are supposed to mark the spot where he is buried. His wife Hane survived him until about 1796. His will signed 14 January 1679 and proved in the same year names his wife, two sons, Matthew and Samuel,.... His estate was appraised at 130.11.9 pounds and the estate of Mrs Jane (Baker) Gilbert was appraised 26 November 1706 at 130:11:9. He seems to have been the earliest of the New Haven planters to own land in the neighborhood of Shepherds Brook, where he had an allotmont above the brook about 1764 [sic].