Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
Individual Notes
• She must have been over sixty years of age at the time of her second marriage, which indicates not only a vigorous constitution but a sanguine disposition. [314, p 228]
Spouses
1William HOLT 
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, 1Birth1610, England [17, p 385], [311]
Settlementbef 1 Jul 1644, New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut [312, p 231] Age: 34
Removalabt 1665, Wallingford, New Haven, Connecticut [312, p 232] Age: 55
Death1 Sep 1683, Wallingford, New Haven, Connecticut [311], [312, p 232] Age: 73
FlagsEarliest Immigrant
Individual Notes
• It is probable that William Holt was not one of the very first settlers at New Haven. His name suddenly appears upon the records of the New Haven colony on July 1st, 1644 as one of the signers of the Revised Constitution. After that time his name appears in the records, so that it is fair to assume that he arrived in New Haven shortly before 1644. The question as to where he came from, has always been an interesting one. That he was of English descent there is no doubt, and that he was born in England appears probable, but how and when he came and in what company, has always been a mystery. [314, p 314]
• About 1643 William Holt arrived in the New Haven (Conn.) Colony. There is no record of his departure for these shores, but there is a feeling by some that he was the William Holt who sailed from England, in 1635, on the ship Truelove to Bermuda. It is known that many of the Bermuda settlers later came to New England. Attempts have been made to trace this in Bermuda, and Barbados where he has also been placed, but without success because of the scarcity of early records, there and in New England. However, ancestor William Holt is noted in the New Haven records from 1 Jul 1644, when he was one of the signers of the Revised Constitution and Governor Eaton administered the oath of Free Burgess to him and others. [2431, p 7]
• He left no will. [312, p 232]
• About 1643 William Holt arrived in the New Haven (Conn.) Colony. There is no record of his departure for these shores, but there is a feeling by some that he was the William Holt who sailed from England, in 1635, on the ship Truelove to Bermuda. It is known that many of the Bermuda settlers later came to New England. Attempts have been made to trace this in Bermuda, and Barbados where he has also been placed, but without success because of the scarcity of early records, there and in New England. However, ancestor William Holt is noted in the New Haven records from 1 Jul 1644, when he was one of the signers of the Revised Constitution and Governor Eaton administered the oath of Free Burgess to him and others. [2431, p 7]
• He left no will. [312, p 232]
Marriageabt 1644, New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut [17, p 385]
Family Notes
• 8 children. [312, pp 232-3]
ChildrenJohn , 2 (1645-1733)
Nathaniel , 3 (1647-1723)
Birth1601, London, England [17, p 568; date only]
Memodied aged 93
Immigration1637 [8340] Age: 36
Death4 Oct 1694, Lyme, New London, Connecticut [312, p 232], [3573, gives New Haven as dp], [8340] Age: 93
Marriageaft 5 Dec 1683, New London, New London, Connecticut [17, p 568], [312, p 232]