[Hyde1 53] Settled in Norwich West Farms (now Franklin). HK died while visiting some of her children. Was the eldest daughter of Joseph Kingsbury.

[403] Ruth Dennison

	b. 7 June 1685	Ipswich Mass	[NEHGR 56:207]
	d. 6 May 1779	Norwich Conn	[NEHGR 13:159]

[Hyde1 53] Moved to Norwich about 1709 and had 13 children (the first probably born in Haverhill - Hannah the first child)

[NEHGR 13:159] JK an KA had Joseph, b 22 June 1682; d at N 1 Dec 1757; m at H 5 Feb 1705-6, Ruth Dennison, who d 6 May 1779, a 93; rem in 1708 or 9 to Norwich CT, and settled in that part now Franklin, and his descendants of the 5th generation now occupy his lands.

[805] Love Ayer

	b. 15 April 1663	Haverhill Mass	[NEHGR 15:331-2]
	d. 24 April 1735	Norwich Conn	[Hutchins1 7]

[Hyde1 ] JK and LA of Haverhill

[TorreyCD] KINGSBERY, Joseph (?1656-1741) & Love AYERS (1663-1735); 2 Apr 1679; Haverhill/Franklin, CT {Granberry 160, 265; Reg. 13:159; Moore Anc. 32, 540; Bingham 235; Windsor CT 2:427; Kingsbury (#1) 20; Kingsbury 19, 27; Treman 1175, 1181, 1469; Essex Ant. 4:146; Ashley 296}

[NEHGR 13:159] Among thos found at Haverhill and appear of a proper age to be the children of Henry and Susannah. Joseph, b about 1656; m., April 2, 1769, Love Ayres; was bookkeeper to Capt Simon Wainwright, a merchant of Haverhill, in 1708, when Capt W was killed by the Indians and his house burnt. left H for Norwich CT same year, leaving the fomer place 14 June 1708; d. at N 1741, a. 85.

[NEHGR 8:99] Dea. Joseph Kingsbury, b about 1656; m. Apr 2, 1679, Love Ayers, and emigrated from Haverhill, Mass, with his sons Joseph and Nathaniel, and daughters Mary, Elizabeth and Suzanna, to Norwich CT., now Franklin about 1708, wher he died 1741. Dea JK was probably the son of Henry K., of Ipswich, Rowley and Haverhill, b abt 1615, d. at H. 1 October 1687, whose wife Susannah d at the same place 21 Feb 1678. [TGMB II:1132 indicates the exact connection is not known] Henry was prob son of Henry who came to NE in the Talbot (one of Winthrop's fleet) in 1630, and who, with his wife Margaret, early joined Rev. Wilson's church.

[NEHGR 10:176] Will of John Kingsbury of Dehdham, made 2:10:1659. Mentions brother Joseph, of Dedham [different Joseph], and Henry of Ipswich, my kindsman.

[1609] Susannah Gage

d. 21 Feb 1678-9

Haverhill Mass

[NEHGR 13:157-160]

[Hyde1 53] HK of Rowley Mass; removed to Haverhill.

[TorreyCD] KINGSBURY, Henry (ca 1615-1687) & Susannah [GAGE?] (-1679); by 1645?; Ipswich/Haverhill/Windsor, CT {Reg. 13:157, 54:260, 106:144; Granberry 265; Windsor CT 2:427; Ipswich Ant. Papers 97; Kingsbury (#1) 88-9; Gage (1908) 3; Ruggles 40; Winchester (1912) 144; EIHC 4:174; Moore Anc. 334}

[NEHGR 2:51] I town meeting, 19 December 1648. "Wheras the Inhabitant of this Towne have engaged themselves to pay yearly on the 10th day of December unto Major Denison, so long as he shall be their leader, the sum of twenty four pounds, seven schillings, inthe was of gratuitye,... Henry Kinsgury 0:2:0

[NEHGR 6:345-6] Kingsbury, Henry, ae 54 in 1669. John (kingsberry), Haverhill, died 23 Jan 1670-1, ch.; but one sone and on da. (he was son of Henry, above named.) Henry and wf. Susan, Ipswich, 1660; Rowley, 1662. (Early settlers of essex and old norfolk)

[NEHGR 13:157-160] HK was born about 1615, as we learn from his deposition in 1669, he being 54 years of age. He was a relative, perhaps nephew, of John Kingsbury of Dedham, a deputy to the Mass General COurt in 1647, who died in 1660, leaving a widow but no children. HK was certainly in Ipswich from 1658 to 1660. Soon after this he removed to Rowley, where he was living from 1662 to 1667, and probably later. He finally settled in Haverhill where he died 1 Oct 1687. His wife Susannah, died there at an earlier date, 21 Feb 1678-9.