Family:Thomas Sadd and Hannah Grant (1)

Parents: John Sadd and Hepzibah Wyatt Thomas Sadd b. 10 Mar 1691 Hartford, CT, USA d. 17 Jul 1767	Hannah Grant b. 9 Mar 1695 Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, USA d. 17 Sep 1767

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Facts and Events

Alt Marriage`^?`	25 Dec 1712	Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
Marriage^[1]

Children

		Birth	Death
1.	Hannah Sadd	2 Dec 1719 Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, USA	30 Sep 1795 Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
2.	Thomas Sadd	3 Aug 1723 Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, USA	15 Apr 1806 Wapping, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
3.	Hepzibah Sadd	20 Mar 1725 Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, USA	18 Dec 1828 East Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
4.	Matthew Sadd	11 Jul 1729 Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, USA	1798
5.	John Sadd	22 Nov 1734	Abt 1810

References

↑ Fam. 2. Thomas² [Sadd], in Stiles, Henry R. History and Genealogies of Ancient Windsor, Connecticut (1892): including East Windsor, South Windsor, Bloomfield, Windsor Locks and Ellington, 1635-1891. (Hartford, Connecticut: Press of the Case, Lockwood & Brainard Company, 1892)
Vol II; p 671.

Fam. 2. Thomas² (John¹), was a tanner, and res. in W., east of the Great River; m. Hannah Grant [prob. dau. of Matthew⁷, and an heir of her bro. Daniel, who d. 1740. She inherited one-third part of land in Poq., laid out to Daniel Grant's heirs; the other heirs seem to be Mary Loomis, Jr., and heirs of David Bissell (who m. Sarah Grant, who d. 1763); deeds dated 1761. - F.T.S.] "Ins. [Ensign] Thomas" d. 17 July, 1767. - E.W.O. Wid. Hannah d. 17 Sept., 1767. He was made Ensign of the North Company or trainband on east side Conn. River, May, 1737.