It is stated in the John Stone Family Genealogy...that the first ship, the St. John, commanded by Captain Russell, sailed from England on May 20, 1639, and arrived at New Haven between July 10th and 15th, 1639. The list of persons (in alphabetical order) who are believed to have come in this ship and to have settled, with few exceptions, in Guilford is as follows:
John Bishop, Francis Bushnell, Francis Chatfield, William Chitteden, Thomas Cook, Abraham Cruttenden, Henry Dowd, William Dudley, Richard Gutridge, John Hoadley, William Hall, John Hughes, John Jordan, Thomas Jones, Henry Kingsnorth, Robert Kitchell, William Leete, John Mepham, William Plane, John Parmelin, Thomas Nash, Thomas Norton, John Stone, William Stone, Rev. Henry Whitfield.
Signed Guilford Compact as Abraham Cruttenden. Some family signed other documents Crittenden
Abraham Cruttenden 1626 - 1694 and Susanna Gregson est 1636 - 1712 were married on 13 May 1661.
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The inventory of Abraham Crittenden Senr of Guilford was recorded in the Nov Court session of 1694. A distribution agreement dated 11 November 1694 was presented and signed by the heirs.[1]
Birth, Marriage & Death
Birth, Marriage & Death
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Categories: Guilford, Connecticut | St. John, sailed May 1639 | New Haven, Connecticut | Puritan Great Migration Minor Child
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