Samuel BRISTOL [Parents] was born on 3 Dec 1651 in New Haven, , Conn and was christened on 7 Dec 1651 in Fst Congregation, New Haven, Conn. He died on 30 Nov 1692 in Guilford, New Haven, Conn. Samuel married Phebe.
Other children are on p. 147 of Talcott's book. One m. Hester Stone.
Samuel Bristow, or Bristol inherited the land of his uncle Richard in 1683.
Children of SAMUEL BRISTOL and PHEBE BRISTOL) are:
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SAMUEL4 BRISTOL, b. 1679, Guilford, CT; d. October 07, 1727, Guilford, CT; m. ESTHER EDWARD, October 04, 1706.
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BEZALEEL BRISTOL, b. 1681, Guilford, CT; d. April 25, 1764, East Guilford, CT (aka North Bristol, CT-named after him).iii.
PHEBE BRISTOL, b. 1683, Guilford, CT; d. December 06, 1778, Guilford, CT; m. ISAAC JOHNSON, February 06, 1710/11, Guilford, CT.
Phebe was born about 1660. She married Samuel BRISTOL.
They had the following children:
M i Belazeel BRISTOL
Henry BRISTOL [Parents] was born about 1624. He died about 1694 in West Haven, New Haven, Conn. Henry married Rebecca.
Other marriages:BROWNE, Lydia
Connecticut Nutmegger, volume 6, page 500
Henry Bristow was born in England about 1625 and came to New Haven, Connecticut, some say as a stow-away, about 1642 at the age of 17. New Haven then was a very young colony having been founded only four years earlier. He was apprenticed to learn the coopers trade from a William Davis and may have been indentured before his arrival in New Haven. He was 21 in 1646 and took the Oath of Fidelity or Freeman's Oath 7 March 1647.
Several New Haven records mention his name in the transferral of land by sometime we are longer remembered for our mistakes than our deeds. "2 Oct 1649 Henry Bristow was because the scabbard on his sword was broke, so that the point came out wch is dangerous, was fined 12d." "Dec 1653 concerning sleeping on the watch...upon examination none could clear themselves whereupon the court ordered that J. Chidsey, the Master to pay 5 shillings- for John Brenham and Sam Farnes, witnessed to clear the Master, and for Hen Bristow ye Master conceived he might and did give him leaf to sleep so nothing was done in ye matter matter." On 19 May 1656 he was chosen a "packer of flesh", and later was cleared of a charge of "false meat packing". In 1663 he was appointed a fenceviewer, and in 1666 "to gage cafks for this year". There is no record he ran afoul of the law in these latter positions.
(Goes on to list children and their spouses)...
In summary, Henry Bristow came to New Haven in 1642, had 2 wives and 14 children over a 34 year period...
Henry Bristow's original home-site was on the north-west corner of Elm and Temple streets in New Haven. Descendants of Henry lived there for 7 generations. It is now the site of the New Haven Public Library.
Legend tells us that Henry is buried in the Grove Street Cemetery where the initials H B may still be faintly seen on a stone there.
NEHGS vol 59, April 1905, page 167: His will is in the New Haven County Court Records, Vol ii. pp302-305)
NEHGS vol 1, April 1847, page 157: Names of the Proprietors of New Haven, CT in 1685 list Henry Bristoll
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[p.257] Bristow, or Bristol, Henry, New Haven 1647, had Rebecca, b. 4 Feb. bapt. 10 Mar. 1650; Samuel, 3, bapt. 7 Dec. 1651; Mary, b. 1653; and by sec. w. Lydia Brown, m. 1656, Lydia, 3 Jan. bapt. 7 Feb. 1658; John, 4 Sept. bapt. 27 Nov. 1659; May, 1 Sept. bapt. 9 Nov. 1661; Hannah, 10 Dec. 1663, bapt. 13 Feb. foll.; and Abigail, 19, bapt. 23 Apr. 1666. As the city of Bristol was formerly call.Bristow, this fam. name prob. has chang. in conformity.FAMILIES OF ANCIENT NEW HAVEN, compiled by Donald Lines Jacobus, 1924;
US/CAN 974.68 D2j Vol. II, The Bristol Family; pg 309+: Bristol. Fam. 1. Henry, d 1695; of WH [West Haven]; m (1) ---; m (2) 29 Jan 1656 NHV [Vital statistics, New Haven] - Lydia dau. Francis and Mary (Edwards) Brown, b. c. 1636, d 1719. Children (by 1): Rebecca... Samuel... Mercy... (By 2): Lydia...John...Mary...Hannah...Abigail...Sarah... Daniel... Elizabeth... Esther. Eliphalet... HENRY...
NEW ENGLAND MARRIAGES PRIOR TO 1700, Torrey, pg 100: Henry Bristol (-1695), w? & 1/wf ---?; b 1649(50?); New Haven; Henry Bristol (-1695) & Lydia BROWN (?1637/8-1719(; 29 Jan 1656, 1656/7?; New Haven.
Rebecca was born about 1627. She married Henry BRISTOL.
They had the following children:
M i Samuel BRISTOL
William KEABLE was born about 1600. He married Elizabeth ELWYN on 24 Jun 1617 in N. Walsham, , Norfolk, England.
Elizabeth ELWYN [Parents] was born about 1601 in Heigham, Norf, Eng and was christened on 5 Jul 1601 in Heigham, Norfolk, Eng.. She married William KEABLE on 24 Jun 1617 in N. Walsham, , Norfolk, England.
I had her dod as "before 1608" but that is not possible with this marriage.
Belazeel BRISTOL [Parents] was born in 1681 in Guilford, New Haven, Conn. He died on 25 Apr 1764 in Guilford, New Haven, Conn. Belazeel married Hester STONE on 27 Jan 1709.
Other marriages:FRY, Desire
SARAH, Stone
Page 363: In May 1753, the Society in North Madison was incorporated and called North Bristol, after Bezaleel Bristol- an early and respectable settler.
The present name (Madison) was given to it in 1830, since the incorporation of the town of Madison. "History of the Plantation of Menunkatuck", by Bernard Christian Steiner.Children of BEZALEEL BRISTOL and DESIRE FRY are:
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BEZALEEL5 BRISTOL, b. October 22, 1712, East Guilford, CT; d. September 08, 1753, Killingworth, CT; m. EUNICE DUDLEY, June 13, 1742, Guilford, CT.Notes for BEZALEEL BRISTOL:
Year of birth uncertainRE: His son, Bezaleel, b. March 30, 1749; died June 20, 1828
1. From-Early Connecticut Marriages Early Connecticut Marriages: Third Book, Killingworth.New Haven, Second Church, page 36:Bezaleel Bristol & Mary Redfield, Dec. 1, 1774
2. Possible Revol.War Veteran:
Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots: Volume 1BRISTOL Bezaleel Chestnut Hill Cem, North Killingsworth CT 55
Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots: Volume 1
BRISTOL Bezaleel Pine Orchard Cem, Killingworth, Middlesex Co CT 24
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RICHARD BRISTOL, b. 1714, East Guilford, CT; d. April 1800, East Guilford, CT; m. (1) MARY MCKEAN; m. (2) TRYAL NORTON, May 11, 1738.
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DESIRE BRISTOL, b. February 06, 1718/19; d. October 13, 1800, N. Guilford, CT.Children of BEZALEEL BRISTOL and SARAH STONE are:
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SARAH5 BRISTOL, b. May 26, 1725, East Guilford, CT; d. Durham, CT; m. TIMOTHY HALL, October 25, 1744, Guilford, CT.Notes for SARAH BRISTOL:
Married Timothy Hall, son of Ebenzer and Deborah (Highland) Hall, (my 7th great-grandparents)v.
NATHAN BRISTOL, b. September 11, 1726, East Guilford, CT; d. 1811, Meredith, NY; m. RUTH HOWE, January 11, 1749/50.Notes for NATHAN BRISTOL:
Possible, American Revolution Veteran:Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots: Volume 1
BRISTOL Nathan Milford Cem, Milford CT 56
Hester STONE [Parents] was born on 13 Nov 1676 in Guilford, CT. She died on 25 May 1711 in Guilford, CT. Hester married Belazeel BRISTOL on 27 Jan 1709.
Belazeel BRISTOL [Parents] was born in 1681 in Guilford, New Haven, Conn. He died on 25 Apr 1764 in Guilford, New Haven, Conn. Belazeel married Stone SARAH on 13 Feb 1724.
Other marriages:FRY, Desire
STONE, Hester
Page 363: In May 1753, the Society in North Madison was incorporated and called North Bristol, after Bezaleel Bristol- an early and respectable settler.
The present name (Madison) was given to it in 1830, since the incorporation of the town of Madison. "History of the Plantation of Menunkatuck", by Bernard Christian Steiner.Children of BEZALEEL BRISTOL and DESIRE FRY are:
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BEZALEEL5 BRISTOL, b. October 22, 1712, East Guilford, CT; d. September 08, 1753, Killingworth, CT; m. EUNICE DUDLEY, June 13, 1742, Guilford, CT.Notes for BEZALEEL BRISTOL:
Year of birth uncertainRE: His son, Bezaleel, b. March 30, 1749; died June 20, 1828
1. From-Early Connecticut Marriages Early Connecticut Marriages: Third Book, Killingworth.New Haven, Second Church, page 36:Bezaleel Bristol & Mary Redfield, Dec. 1, 1774
2. Possible Revol.War Veteran:
Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots: Volume 1BRISTOL Bezaleel Chestnut Hill Cem, North Killingsworth CT 55
Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots: Volume 1
BRISTOL Bezaleel Pine Orchard Cem, Killingworth, Middlesex Co CT 24
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RICHARD BRISTOL, b. 1714, East Guilford, CT; d. April 1800, East Guilford, CT; m. (1) MARY MCKEAN; m. (2) TRYAL NORTON, May 11, 1738.
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DESIRE BRISTOL, b. February 06, 1718/19; d. October 13, 1800, N. Guilford, CT.Children of BEZALEEL BRISTOL and SARAH STONE are:
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SARAH5 BRISTOL, b. May 26, 1725, East Guilford, CT; d. Durham, CT; m. TIMOTHY HALL, October 25, 1744, Guilford, CT.Notes for SARAH BRISTOL:
Married Timothy Hall, son of Ebenzer and Deborah (Highland) Hall, (my 7th great-grandparents)v.
NATHAN BRISTOL, b. September 11, 1726, East Guilford, CT; d. 1811, Meredith, NY; m. RUTH HOWE, January 11, 1749/50.Notes for NATHAN BRISTOL:
Possible, American Revolution Veteran:Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots: Volume 1
BRISTOL Nathan Milford Cem, Milford CT 56
Stone SARAH [Parents] was born on 5 May 1689. She married Belazeel BRISTOL on 13 Feb 1724.
Timothy HAWKINS was born about 1612 in Watertown, Middlesex, Mass. He died in 1650 in Watertown, Middlesex, Mass. Timothy married Hannah HAMMOND.
Hannah HAMMOND was born on 14 Jul 1616 in Lavenham, Suffolk, England. She died on 8 Oct 1662 in Watertown, Middlesex, Mass. Hannah married Timothy HAWKINS.
They had the following children:
F i Hannah HAWKINS
Eleazer CARY was born about 1675. He married Lydia THROOPE.
Lydia THROOPE was born about 1680. She married Eleazer CARY.
They had the following children:
F i Lydia CARY
Thomas PARTRIDGE was born in 1504 in Lenham, Kent, Eng. He married Elizabeth SIBBELL in Lenham, Kent, Eng.
Elizabeth SIBBELL was born in 1508 in Lenham, Kent, Eng. She married Thomas PARTRIDGE in Lenham, Kent, Eng.
They had the following children:
M i Thomas PARTRIDGE
Gervase PARTRICH [Parents] was born about 1589 in , Kent, Eng.. He died in 1647 in Sutton, Kent, Eng and was buried in 1647 in Sutton, Kent, Eng. Gervase married Katherine about 1614 in , , England.
Katherine was born about 1590. She married Gervase PARTRICH about 1614 in , , England.
Christopher TRACIE was born in 1539 in , Easton Ruston, Norfolk, England. He married Margaret in 1558 in Engl..
Margaret was born in 1539 in , Norwich, Norfolk, England. She married Christopher TRACIE in 1558 in Engl..
They had the following children:
M i Stephen TRACIE