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     Rozel Hochkin was born on 25 May 1765 at Guilford, New Haven County, CT, USA.¹ He was the son of Abraham Hochkin Jr. and Sarah Stone. He married Anner (Anna) Brownson (Bronson) (Brouse) at Cornwall, Litchfield County, CT, USA, on 2 March 1790.^2,3,4 Rozel Hochkin appeared on the census of 1800 at Cornwall, Litchfield County, CT. The census lists the family as: Hotchkiss, Roswel, 1 male 26 to 44, 1 female under 10, 1 female 26 to 44..

     Rozel and his marriage to Anner is described in Cornwall Vital Records and he is listed in Talcott and NEHGH. He used the name Hochkin in Cornwall. His marriage to Anner is found in a file in Cornwall called Cornwall Marriages and is labeled Roweel Hotchkiss & Anner Brunson. Barbour has Rozel Hochkin m. Anner Brownson both of Cornwall, March 2 1790 by Rev Hezekiah Gold; witnesses Abraham Hochkin and Abraham Hochkin Jr.^5,6

     Abraham Hochkin was born on 18 December 1766 at Guilford, New Haven County, CT, USA.³ He was the son of Abraham Hochkin Jr. and Sarah Stone. Abraham Hochkin appeared on the census of 1800 at Cornwall, Litchfield County, CT, USA. The census lists the family as: Hotchkiss, Abra, 1 male 26 to 44, 1 female 16 to 25, 1 female 26 to 44..

     Abram's birth is listed in Talcott and NEHGH, Vol 58, and additional information is in the Barbour Collection and LDS International Genealogical Index. He was baptized as Abram at the Fourth Church on 26 February 1767. The 1800 census indicates that he had a wife and daughter.

     Abner Hochkin was born on 27 August 1772 at Cornwall, Litchfield County, CT, USA.³ He was the son of Abraham Hochkin Jr. and Sarah Stone. He married Abigail Barnes at Canaan, Litchfield County, CT, USA, on 7 December 1797.^4,5 Abner Hochkin appeared on the census of 1800 at Cornwall, Litchfield County, CT. The census lists the family as: Hotchkiss, Abner, 1 male 26 to 44, 1 female under 10, 1 female 16 to 25. Living next door is Abram.. He died after 1830 at CT, USA.

     Abner's birth is listed in Talcott and NEHGR, Vol 58; he used the name Hochkin in Cornwall. His marriage to Abigail is listed in a Cornwall file called Cornwall Marriages. Frederic Bailey, "Early CT Marriages," 1968; gives Abigail's name as Barne. The Barbour Collection lists Abner under the name of Hocklin. It is evident that Abner had several daughters, one of whom was named Abigail as they are mentioned in his brother Oliver's Will; "If either one or more of the daughters of my brother Abner Hochkin will provide for and maintain Abigail, daughter of our said brother Abner, during the natural life of the said Abigail, then I give and bequeath to the daughters so supporting the said Abigail the sum of two hundred dollars, to be divided between them in the proportions that they have contributed to said Abigail..."

     Oliver Hochkin was born on 16 October 1774 at Cornwall, Litchfield County, CT, USA. Baptised 18 December 1774 according to Starr.^2,3,4 He was the son of Abraham Hochkin Jr. and Sarah Stone. He married Cynthia Jackson at Cornwall, Litchfield County, CT, on 4 October 1798. Starr gives the marriage date as 6 October 1798..^5,4 Oliver Hochkin appeared on the census of 1840 at Bethany, New Haven County, CT, USA. The census lists the family as: Oliver Hotchkins, 1 male 60-70 (1770-1780); 1 female 50-60 (1880-1890).. He left a will on 22 January 1859 at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA. He lived in 1860 at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA. He died on 2 January 1861 at Columbia, Tolland County, CT, USA, at age 86.⁶ He was buried at Grove Street Cemetery, at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA. Lot 49, Laurel St.

     Oliver's birth and marriage is listed in Jacobus, Families of Ancient New Haven, and his birth and family relationship is given in Talcott and NEHGR. Oliver used the name Hochkin in Cornwall and that is the name on his grave. Most of the land records have Hotchkin, but sometimes he signed Hochkin. According to a Deed recorded in Salisbury, Litchfield Co., CT he was living there in January 1803.
     Many land records show his purchase and sales activity in New Haven from about 1845 until 1859. Some more interesting of these records are the following: In 1854 Oliver Deeds to Sarah Brown 1/8 of Lot 49 in the City Burying Grounds. The Browns are buried in this portion of the lot. 2. On 1 May 1848 Jason Brown and Henry Sanford sell to Oliver of Bethany, New Haven Co. land in New Haven City. 3. Lavina Kingsley sells Oliver the N 1/2 of Lot 49 of the City Burying Grounds. 4. Isaac Mosher grants to Oliver property on Pearl St. in New Haven on 19 January 1856.
     Several Deeds show that Oliver was a money lender with real property as the security for the loan. Oliver Hotchkin Deeds to Isaac Mosher for the sum of $1.00, land that Mosher mortgaged to Oliver on 19 January 1856. Oliver grants to Edson Sperry furniture in the house at 12 Martin St.: One sofa, 12 cane bottom chairs, 4 feather beds, 2 rocking chairs, 20 yds. of ingrain carpeting, 2 rag carpets 60 yds., 2 painted wash stands, 1 candle stand, 4 maple bedsteads, 3 glass lamps, 1 chest of drawers and contents, 2 painted dressing stands, 1 mahogany candle stand, 1 gilt framed looking glass. Oliver's last Deed on 22 Jan 1859 was the most interesting of all. Oliver Granted to Rosaling Sperry, wife of Edson Sperry, Oliver J. Whiting of New Marlbough, MA and Laura S. Merwin, wife of George Merwin the property that Oliver Hochkin owned on Old Street in New Haven. He made this Grant under the condition that these three persons would care for him, in a careful manner, the rest of his life. If this care was not given, the property was to revert to him. He died almost exactly two years later. His death was reported in New Haven Vital Records. In his Will, dated 22 January 1859, he uses the name Hotchkin. He left over $2,000 to various entities including a Hannah Hotchkin, likely the daughter of his brother Rozel, living in South Egremont, MA. He also left $200 to any of the daughters of his brother Abner for the care of Abner's daughter Abigail. Oliver left $200 to Jeherza Sperry, wife of Fowler Sperry and the same amount to Souiza Hart, wife of Alfred Hart. Neither of these parties were identified. To the Second Baptist Society, Wooster Place House, he left $1000 to be held and kept in a special fund. This fund was to be invested in mortgage securities, the real estate to have at least twice the value of the unpaid loan. The income and interest thereon was to be annually appropriated by said Society toward the support of such poor and needy persons, belonging to or worshiping with said Society. If the Society failed to provide in the manner specified, the funds were to be given to the First Baptist Society, to be invested in the same manner. The Compiler tried to investigate this bequest to see if the trust still existed. The present minister of the church knew nothing of the fund or its conditions. It must have been long gone, against the wishes of Oliver. Oliver is buried in plot 49 Laurel St., at Grove Street Cemetery, which he purchased from Lavina Kingley, the daughter of his brother Joseph. The Barbour Collection gives his birth in Cornwall on 16 October 1774.^7,8,9

     Cynthia Jackson was born in 1781 at CT, USA. She married Oliver Hochkin at Cornwall, Litchfield County, CT, USA, on 4 October 1798. Starr gives the marriage date as 6 October 1798..^1,2 Cynthia Jackson died on 2 February 1849 at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA. Obituary in the Hartford Daily Curant. Age 68.^3,4 She was buried at Grove Street Cemetery, at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA. Lot 49, Laurel St.⁵

     Rev Israel Holly married Cynthia and Oliver. Her death and burial were reported in New Haven Vital Records, Part II and in many newspapers listed at the Connecticut State Library.

     Harmon (Herman) Jackson Hodgkin was born on 27 August 1799 at Cornwall, Litchfield County, CT, USA.^1,2 He was the son of Oliver Hochkin and Cynthia Jackson. Harmon (Herman) Jackson Hodgkin died on 25 February 1833 at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA, at age 33. He was buried at Grove Street Cemetery, at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA. Lot 49, Laurel St.³

     The Connecticut Hearld March 26 1833, New Haven Cemetery Inscriptions 215, pg 61 and Jacobus give information on the birth and death of Herman (Harmon). It is probably that he never married as he is buried with his sister and their parents with a common tall monument, parents names on one side and children on the other side. In examining the monument in 1990, the dates are not readable as someone has put a white coating on the stone to reduce deterioration; there are also no dates on the cemetery record cards. He is buried in 49 Laurel, a plot acquired by his father from Lavina Kingley according to a deed recorded in Vol. 126, Pg. 359 of New Haven records.⁴

     Jaherzy S. Hodgkin was born circa 1803 at Cornwall, Litchfield County, CT, USA. She was the daughter of Oliver Hochkin and Cynthia Jackson. Jaherzy died on 18 October 1822 at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA. Oliver's daughters death was reported but her name was not given. The report said that she was a member of the Methodist Society. The death is also given by Jacobus, Families of Ancient New Haven, and he does not give a name. Some reports show the death on the 8th of October.. She was buried at Grove Street Cemetery, at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA. Lot 49, Laurel St.¹

     Her death was reported in seven Connecticut newspapers and listed in New Haven Cemetery Inscriptions. The name given as Hochkin, was also listed in Jacobus. She is buried in plot 49, Laurel at Grove St Cemetery. a common marker lists the entire family and their deaths.^2,3

     Anner was born at Cornwall, Litchfield County, CT, USA, on 17 February 1768. Cornwall town records call her Anner Bronson..³ She married Rozel Hochkin at Cornwall, Litchfield County, CT, on 2 March 1790.^1,4,2 Anner (Anna) Brownson (Bronson) (Brouse) died on 25 October 1858 at Egremont, Berkshire County, MA, USA, at age 90.⁵

     Anne Hochkin was born on 8 August 1791 at Cornwall, Litchfield County, CT, USA.^1,2 She was the daughter of Rozel Hochkin and Anner (Anna) Brownson (Bronson) (Brouse).

     Her birth was recorded by T.S. Gold, in "Historical Records of the Town of Cornwall, CT," and she is referred to in the Barbour Collection and LDS International Gen. Index.

     Hannah Hochkin was born on 19 February 1800 at Cornwall, Litchfield County, CT, USA.³ She was the daughter of Rozel Hochkin and Anner (Anna) Brownson (Bronson) (Brouse). Hannah Hochkin appeared on the census of 1860 at Egremont, Berkshire County, MA, USA. The census lists the family as: Hannah Hodgkin, 54, housekeeper, born CT; housekkeper for Joseph Sparks, 75, farmer, born in MA.

     Hannah's birth is noted in T.S. Gold's, History of Cornwall, and the Barbour Collection. Hannah's uncle Oliver remembered her in his 1859 Will and at that time she was living in Egremont, MA and was still there at the 1870 census. This census gives her birth in 1804 and says that she was born in MA.

     Abigail was born at Canaan, Litchfield County, CT, USA, on 29 August 1775.¹ She married Abner Hochkin at Canaan, Litchfield County, CT, on 7 December 1797.^2,3

     Abigail and Abner were married by Rev Daniel Farrand of Canaan, and the wedding was witnessed by Rozel & Oliver as reported by T.S. Gold. The couple is also recorded in,"Early Connecticut Marriages," edited by Frederic Bailey, 1968.

     Abigail Horton was born on 2 February 1759 at CT, USA.² She was the daughter of Samuel Horton and Sarah Dickerman. She married Joseph Hochkin.³ Abigail Horton died on 4 December 1829 at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA, at age 70.^4,2 She was buried at Grove Street Cemetery, at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA.⁵

     Abigail is buried next to her husband in the plot purchased by Elias Hochkin. Her gravestone says, "Abigail Hochkin, died December 5 1829, age 70." Her Will was Administered by her daughter, Lavina.

     Tabitha Hochkin was born circa 1780 at Richmond, Berkshire County, MA, USA. She was the daughter of Joseph Hochkin and Abigail Horton. She married William Grover Gaston at Richmond, Berkshire County, MA, on 1 January 1799.^1,2,3 Tabitha Hochkin died on 12 March 1842 at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA. Her fathers April 1827 Will says that she is a widow..⁴ She was buried at Grove Street Cemetery, at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA.

     Lavinia was born at Richmond, Berkshire County, MA, USA, in 1787. Birth year calculated from age 86 at death.. She was the daughter of Joseph Hochkin and Abigail Horton. She married Adonijah Kingsley at Richmond, Berkshire County, MA, on 15 May 1805.^1,2,3 Lavinia died on 20 February 1873 at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA.⁴ She was buried on 22 February 1873 at Grove Street Cemetery, at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA.⁵

     Lavina's marriage to Adonijah Kingley is documented in a number of locations, including the Richmond Town Records where it indicated both the filing of the Intention of Marriage and the Marriage Record; however, no date is given on these records. The Berkshire Star gives a date of 1806. This same date is also given in "Families of Ancient New Haven," by Jacobus. The death records are found in records of the 1st Congregational Church, New Haven, Vol 5, pg 242.
     It is possible that she had later marriages to Jeduthan Thomas and William Clifford as they are buried in the Elias Hochkin family plot. Thomas' gravestone says 1807-1850. Clifford has no stone but is recorded in the cemetery office. There is also a Susan Thomas buried in the plot with no stone or dates in the cemetery records. These men could also be later husbands of Lavina's sister Abigail.
     It is known that Lavina had two children as the 1st Congregational Church of New Haven has the entry, "N.W. Taylor baptized two children of Livina Hochkin, 9 September, 1821."²

     Abigail Hochkin was born on 20 November 1789 at Richmond, Berkshire County, MA, USA.² She was the daughter of Joseph Hochkin and Abigail Horton. She married Lyman Dudley at Richmond, Berkshire County, MA, on 10 February 1811. Their "Intention of Marriage" was recorded in Richmond Town records..^3,4 Abigail Hochkin died on 7 May 1851 at Smithville, Chenango County, NY, USA, at age 61.² She was buried at Towsley and Pond Cemetery, at Smithville, Chenango County, NY, USA.

     Abigail's marriage to Lyman Dudley is recorded in Richmond, MA Vital Records and is listed in Jacobus. Both the Intention of Marriage and Marriage is shown in the town records. The spelling of her surname is Hochkin.

     Elias Hochkin was born in 1785 at Richmond, Berkshire County, MA, USA. He was the son of Joseph Hochkin and Abigail Horton. He married Clarinda Gaston at Richmond, Berkshire County, MA, on 8 November 1807. Marriage of Elias and Clarinda Gaston recorded in Vital Records, Richmond, MA and shown in Shepard Probate Records. Their "Intention of Marriage" was recorded in Richmond Town records..^1,2 Elias Hochkin appeared on the census of 1820 at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA. The census lists the family as: Hotchkin, Elias, 1 male under 10, 1 male 26 to 45; 2 females under 10, 1 female 26 to 45; 1 person engaged in commerce. At this census, Elias and Joseph are living on adjacent properties.. He married Sarah (Sally) Baldwin at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, after 1819. This marriage is found only in his Will.. Elias Hochkin died on 14 August 1824 at New Haven, New Haven County, CT.³ He was buried at Grove Street Cemetery, at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA.⁴

     Elias was a well-known man in the New Haven area and when he died, his death was reported in 10 different newspapers with a number of different ages given. Elias and his family were members of the 1st Congregational Church of New Haven and their records list his death as 17 August 1824. During his lifetime he generally used his name as Hochkin but his Will used both the old and new spelling. His burial is in Grove Street Cemetery in a large family plot that he purchased from the original owner, William Gorham (S 1/2, Lot 8, Vol 67, pg 151, 27 July 1818, New Haven Land Records.) Elias was a grocery merchant in New Haven with a store on Broadway Street and at his death the inventory of his store was transferred to his father Joseph who was his business partner. This inventory was in great detail and rather interesting, for example: 3 chamber bowls $.50; 19 black balls $.54; 12 1/2 pounds of candles $1.50; 86 gals Rum $55.90; 3 pecks clover seed $3.75; 1 cast iron stove $10.00; 20 gals wine $13.00; 1 jar of mustard $.30; 1 desk 3.00; etc. The total inventory of approximately 300 items was casted at $1321.25. Elias wife was appointed Administrator of his Will but declined. This document referred to her as Sally.
     Land records in Richmond, MA show that Elias was buying and selling land in that area from 1818 to 1823. Elias also bought and sold a number of land parcels in New Haven during his lifetime. "Sold to his father Joseph for $1,000.00 land on Broadway St., New Haven, Vol 66, p 436, 13 May 1817." "Broadway property given to Livina Kingley and Abigail Hochkin, Vol 69, p 508, 28 September 1826 by Will."
     His marriage to Sarah is proven by another land transaction, "Sarah Moore, late Sarah Hochkin, widow of Elias Hochkin, sold Broadway property, Vol 86, p 427, 28 November 1835". This is the only information on his marriage to Sarah.
     Accordin to the 1820 census we have one male child missing in the family. He would have been born between 1810 and 1820.

     William was born at Richmond, Berkshire County, MA, USA, on 9 April 1772.¹ He was the son of William Grover Gaston Capt. and Naomi Tilden. He married Tabitha Hochkin at Richmond, Berkshire County, MA, on 1 January 1799.^2,3,4 He resided at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA, in 1825. William Grover Gaston died on 8 September 1846 at New Haven County, CT, USA, at age 74. His wife was listed as a widow in her fathers Will, date April 1827..⁵ He was buried at Grove Street Cemetery, at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA.

     The marriage of Tabitha and William is recorded in the Richmond, MA Vital Records. Their residences are given as Richmond and New Haven, CT. William's sister Clarinda married Tabitha's brother, Elias.

     Adonijah Kingsley was born on 7 July 1779 at Becket, Berkshire County, MA, USA. He was the son of Jeremiah Kingsley and Hannah Lillie. He married Hannah Pergino at MA, USA, on 15 August 1798. He married Lavinia Hochkin at Richmond, Berkshire County, MA, USA, on 15 May 1805.^2,3,4 Adonijah Kingsley died on 3 October 1816 at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA, at age 37. He was buried at Grove Street Cemetery, at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA.⁵

     Adonijah is buried in the Elias Hochkin family plot.

     Lyman Dudley was born on 12 June 1786 at Richmond, Berkshire County, MA, USA. He was the son of John Dudley and Clarissa Collins. He married Abigail Hochkin at Richmond, Berkshire County, MA, on 10 February 1811. Their "Intention of Marriage" was recorded in Richmond Town records..^2,3 Lyman Dudley died on 8 August 1857 at Smithville, Chenango County, NY, USA, at age 71. He was buried at Towsley and Pond Cemetery, at Smithville, Chenango County, NY, USA.

     The marriage of Abigail and Lyman is recorded in the Richmond, MA Vital Records. His approximate death is given, as Abigail was a widow at time of her father’s death in April 1827; her fathers Will said that they lived in NY. According to Shepard’s records of Berkshire Co., MA Lyman was the son of John Dudley and Clarissa Collins.

     Clarinda was born at Richmond, Berkshire County, MA, USA, on 23 December 1786.¹ She was the daughter of William Grover Gaston Capt. and Naomi Tilden. She married Elias Hochkin at Richmond, Berkshire County, MA, on 8 November 1807. Marriage of Elias and Clarinda Gaston recorded in Vital Records, Richmond, MA and shown in Shepard Probate Records. Their "Intention of Marriage" was recorded in Richmond Town records..^2,3 Clarinda Gaston died on 23 January 1819 at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA, at age 32. Her obituary in the Connecticut Curant on 2 Feb 1819, Hartford, CT says that death dates was 24 January..^4,5 She was buried at Grove Street Cemetery, at New Haven, New Haven County, CT, USA.⁶

     The marriage of Elias and Clarinda is recorded in Richmond Vital Records and records of the Little Church on the Hill, Lenox; Shepards Probate Records give a marriage date of 11 August 1807 and LDS records, 8 November 1807.      Information on her birth and death was found at the Connecticut State Library under file New Haven 215, Cemetery P.218, Hotchkin, Clarinda, died 23 January 1819, age 33.³

     Elizabeth Parmelee was born on 18 July 1741 at Guilford, New Haven County, CT, USA.¹ She was the daughter of Isaac Parmelee and Elizabeth Evarts. She married Thomas Hodgkin at Guilford, New Haven County, CT, on 1 June 1758. They were married at the 4th Congregational Church..^2,3 Elizabeth Parmelee died on 14 December 1787 at age 46. She was buried at Hammonassett Cemetery, at Madison, New Haven County, CT, USA. Cemetery inscription says " The Body of Elizabeth the wife of Thomas Hodgkin who died December 14th 1787, aged 46..⁴

     According to Geoffrey Brown, a 1972 letter to the Hotchkiss Family Association from Catherine McHenry Rogers, identifies a second wife of Thomas, one Eunice Rose. No documentation for this marriage was provided in the letter; however, Elizabeth's death at age 45 and the fact that Thomas is not buried with her, suggests that a second wife is very possible. Mrs. Rogers said that she was a descendant of Thomas' son Ambrose. Based on this information, it is possible that the last three children, Ambrose, Eunice, and Thomas should be listed under a second marriage to Rose. However, in that case we must have Elizabeth's death in error.^5,6

     Joseph Hodgkin was born on 3 October 1759 at Guilford, New Haven County, CT, USA.¹ He was the son of Thomas Hodgkin and Elizabeth Parmelee. Joseph Hodgkin was a Private, andserved in Col. Humphey's Regt, 6th Connecticut Army, during the Revolutionary War. He died in Ft. Washington Revolutionary War Camp at the age of 17.

     Joseph was a member of the 6th Connecticut Army, Col. Humphrey's Regt. He died in a Revolutionary War Camp at age 17. Records show an enlistment date of 12 July and a discharge on 16 November These dates are show in Smyth, History of Guilford, CT.The year is not shown but it would be 1777 or 1778. Joseph is listed as a prisoner at Ft. Washington.

     John Hodgkin was born on 4 September 1761 at Guilford, New Haven County, CT, USA. He was the son of Thomas Hodgkin and Elizabeth Parmelee.

     Ambrose Hodgkin was born on 16 February 1762 at Guilford, New Haven County, CT, USA. This date is confirmed by Ambrose Revolutionary War Pension file.^3,4 He was the son of Thomas Hodgkin and Elizabeth Parmelee. Ambrose Hodgkin was a Private, andserved in Capt Dan Collins, Guilford Guards, during the Revolutionary War. He served 9 months starting April 1 1779 and again from April 1 1780 to January 1 1781 on a guard appointed by the selectmen of Guilford for the defense of that town and the Long Island Sound. In his pension application he speaks of the enemy landing at Sachems Head and burring the house and barn of Solomon Leet and killing Solomon and Ambrose Leet. He married Sarah Barnard at CT, USA, circa 1789.⁵ Ambrose Hodgkin appeared on the census of 1800 at Guilford, New Haven County, CT. The census lists the family as: Ambrose Hotchkin, 1 male 26 to 44; 5 females under 10, 1 females 10 thru 15, 1 female 26 thru 44.. He died on 10 April 1841 at Windsor, Hartford County, CT, USA, at age 79. Transcripts give location as Simsbury.Grave stone says died March 10th..^3,6 He was buried at Grove Cemetery, at Windsor Locks, Hartford County, CT, USA. Gravestone says died 10 March 1841 at age 80 yrs..

     Ambrose legally changed his name to Hotchkiss in 1812 according to information from his grandson Charles Erling Hotchkiss, published in NEHGR, and a 1972 letter from Catherine McHenry Rogers to the Hotchkiss Family Association.
     In his Revolutionary War Pension appication he gives his birth and that he had lived in Guilford until 1812 when he moved to Simsbury, CT.On an revision of his pension application in 1834 he was a resident of Middletown and in a 1839 revision he was a resident of Simsbury.
     He used the name Hodgkin in the sworn statements with the courts and the War Department.^7,8,9,10

     Eunice Hodgkin was born on 14 July 1765 at Madison, New Haven County, CT, USA.³ She was the daughter of Thomas Hodgkin and Elizabeth Parmelee.

     Both Talcott and NEHGR mention Eunice, but Talcott calls 14 July 1765 her birthday, where NEHGR gives the date as her baptismal date. It is likely that Talcott is wrong as the date appears in the North Madison Congregational Church records.