Person:Ann Lloyd (9)

Working Notes

• 1612 married 1st Thomas Yale - see proof on Family page
• married 2nd Theophilus Eaton, wealthy merchant of London and eldest son of the Rt. Rev. Richard Eaton, vicar of Great Budworth, Cheshire
• 1637 - sailed for Boston with husband and children David, Anne, and Thomas Yale ^{Citation needed}
• 1638 - sailed in the spring to New Haven Colony and settled there
• 1639 - admitted to First church of Christ, New Haven
• Oct 1639 - husband elected 1st governor of New Haven colony which he held until his death
• husband was wealthiest planter in the colony ; his 1640 estate estimated at £3000, about three times that of any other planter and about one tenth that of the entire colony
• excommunicated from First church of Christ for contumacy and falsehood
• returned to England, living in London with son David Yale until her death in 1659

1. ↑ Partial list of admissions during the ministry of the Rev. John Davenport, 1639-1668 , in Dexter, Franklin Bowditch, and Connecticut) First Church of Christ (New Haven. Historical catalogue of the members of the First Church of Christ in New Haven, Connecticut, (Center Church), A.D. 1639-1914. (New Haven, Connecticut: [s.n.], 1914)
   2, Year ?1639.

   21. Ann Lloyd (Theophilus) Eaton
   Excomm. 1644
   Daughter of Rt. Rev. George, of Chester, England ;
   wife of 1 ;
   previously wife of David [error for Thomas] Yale, of Wrexham, Wales;
   mother of 183;
   grandmother of Elihu Yale, patron of Yale College.
   Excommunicated for contumacy and falsehood.
   Returned to England.
   *1659.

2. ↑ Jacobus, Donald Lines. Families of Ancient New Haven. (Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1974)
   3:591, 8:2030.

   Ann da. Bishop George Lloyd, wid. David [error for Thomas] Yale;
   she returned to England & d 1659.
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   [Note: Thomas Yale is proven by marriage record.]