A Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Descendants of Robert Cushman, the Puritan, from the Year 1617 to 1855 |
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... Conn . , in 1665 , one of the lay brothers , in laying on hands , forgot to take off his mitten , and this was ridiculed by the Episcopalians by styling it the leather mitten ordination . - Dr. Thacher's History of Plymouth . " A ...
... Conn . , in 1665 , one of the lay brothers , in laying on hands , forgot to take off his mitten , and this was ridiculed by the Episcopalians by styling it the leather mitten ordination . - Dr. Thacher's History of Plymouth . " A ...
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... Conn . She was b . 9 Apl . 1713 , and d . Apl . 1803. He d . at Willington , Conn . 27 Dec. 1777. Had 11 chil . Note . - Dea . Lewis Bradford says , " There were , doubtless , other chil . of this family . " FIFTH GENERATION . Published ...
... Conn . She was b . 9 Apl . 1713 , and d . Apl . 1803. He d . at Willington , Conn . 27 Dec. 1777. Had 11 chil . Note . - Dea . Lewis Bradford says , " There were , doubtless , other chil . of this family . " FIFTH GENERATION . Published ...
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... Conn . wf . and 3 by 2d wf . 54 IV JERUSHA , 5 b . 7 Dec. 1719 , d . 22 May 1727 . She was b . 18 ae . 93. He d . 5 Mch . 55 V BENJAMIN , 5 ( 225 ) b . 25 May 1722 , m . Zeruiah Samp- son , dau . Wm . Sampson , 27 Aug. 1747.1 Mch . 1725 ...
... Conn . wf . and 3 by 2d wf . 54 IV JERUSHA , 5 b . 7 Dec. 1719 , d . 22 May 1727 . She was b . 18 ae . 93. He d . 5 Mch . 55 V BENJAMIN , 5 ( 225 ) b . 25 May 1722 , m . Zeruiah Samp- son , dau . Wm . Sampson , 27 Aug. 1747.1 Mch . 1725 ...
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... Conn . about the year 1784. He m . for his 2d wife Ruth Robinson . 93 VIII ELIZABETH , 5 b . 22 Sept. 1728 , d . 10 Oct. 1808 , unm . 94 IX ISAIAH , 5 ( 319 ) b . at Plympton , 2 Feb. 1730-1 , m . Sarah Ring , dau Andrew Ring and ...
... Conn . about the year 1784. He m . for his 2d wife Ruth Robinson . 93 VIII ELIZABETH , 5 b . 22 Sept. 1728 , d . 10 Oct. 1808 , unm . 94 IX ISAIAH , 5 ( 319 ) b . at Plympton , 2 Feb. 1730-1 , m . Sarah Ring , dau Andrew Ring and ...
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... Conn . , where he worked in iron and carried on a forge ; removed to Milford , remained there but one year ; thence to Bennington , Vt . , and subsequently to Rutland , Vt . , where he d . at the residence of his son Isaac , Sept. 1791 ...
... Conn . , where he worked in iron and carried on a forge ; removed to Milford , remained there but one year ; thence to Bennington , Vt . , and subsequently to Rutland , Vt . , where he d . at the residence of his son Isaac , Sept. 1791 ...
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