Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
NameElizabeth GAYLORD 
5386, p 3
5386, p 3Birth4 Oct 1647, Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut2101, p 398; year only,5403
Death1688, Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut2101, p 398; date only,5403, place only Age: 40
BurialStratford, Fairfield, Connecticut3208, p 7
FatherSamuel GAYLORD (1619-1689)
MotherElizabeth HULL (1625-1680)
Individual Notes
• She is probably buried at Stratfield, grave marked “E. H. 1688.”3151, p 300
Spouses
Birth1625, Worcestershire, England5402
Baptism22 Jan 1626, Ribbesford, Worcestershire, England5386, p 3; date only,5403 Age: 1
Removalabt 1635, New England3208, p 1 Age: 10
Settlementabt 1664, Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut3208, p 6 Age: 39
Will5 Apr 16993208, p 45 Age: 74
Death23 Oct 1699, Bridgeport, Fairfield, Connecticut2101, p 398; year only,5403,3208, p 44 Age: 74
MemoStratford Parish
Probate20 Nov 16993151, p 301 Age: 74
BurialBridgeport, Fairfield, Connecticut5403,3208, p 44
MemoOld Stratford Burying Ground
FlagsEarliest Immigrant
FatherRichard HUBBELL (1600-)
MotherSarah WAKEMAN (1593-1635)
Individual Notes
• It may be that a Richard Hubball who married Elizabeth Cowlricke is the progenitor, grandfather, of Richard the immigrant.3208, p 3
• Richard Hubbell arrived in the New Haven Colony, probably with his uncle, John Wakeman, in the 1630s-1640s, and lived in Stratford village as an adult. This is modern Bridgeport, CT. He was married three times and had 14 children by these three wives. Thousands of descendants live in Canada, the US and many other countries today.5402
• Deputy (Fairfield) to Conn. Leg., May 1678, May 1679, May 1681.
Born [in England] about 1627, d. at Stratfield, 23 Oct. 1699 in 72 yr. Took oath of fidelity, New Haven, 7 Mar. 1647/8; admitted planter, Guilford, 25 Feb. 1653/4. Tried for sedition 1662, as one of a party which supported Dr. Bray Rossiter against the authorities of New Haven Colony. Accepted as freeman, resident at Fairfield, 13 Oct. 1664.3151, p 300
• res[ided] during his adult life in Stratford Parish (the section called Pequonnock) in what was then Fairfield and is now Bridgeport, Fairfield Co, New Haven Colony, s of Richard and Sarah (Wakeman) of Ribbesford, Worcestershire England.3208, p 43
• Richard Hubbell arrived in the New Haven Colony, probably with his uncle, John Wakeman, in the 1630s-1640s, and lived in Stratford village as an adult. This is modern Bridgeport, CT. He was married three times and had 14 children by these three wives. Thousands of descendants live in Canada, the US and many other countries today.5402
• Deputy (Fairfield) to Conn. Leg., May 1678, May 1679, May 1681.
Born [in England] about 1627, d. at Stratfield, 23 Oct. 1699 in 72 yr. Took oath of fidelity, New Haven, 7 Mar. 1647/8; admitted planter, Guilford, 25 Feb. 1653/4. Tried for sedition 1662, as one of a party which supported Dr. Bray Rossiter against the authorities of New Haven Colony. Accepted as freeman, resident at Fairfield, 13 Oct. 1664.3151, p 300
• res[ided] during his adult life in Stratford Parish (the section called Pequonnock) in what was then Fairfield and is now Bridgeport, Fairfield Co, New Haven Colony, s of Richard and Sarah (Wakeman) of Ribbesford, Worcestershire England.3208, p 43
Marriageabt 1669, Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut2101, p 398; date only,3151, p 300,5386, p 3; marriage only,3208, p 44
ChildrenSamuel (~1670-)