Person:Hana Spalding (1)

== Biography ==Hana was born in 5 Mar 1717. She is the daughter of Jonathan Spalding and Juda Billings. Hana married James Wilson, born 1713, Ireland.^[1]

Hannah died at Killingly, 30 Oct 1802.^[2][3]

Hannah Spalding and James Wilson resided in Killingly. In his will written 3 November 1784, James Wilson bequeathed to beloved wife Hannah one horse and one cow to be at her disposal, all the household goods and all the sheep. Only son Andrew receives all the outdoor movables, and the remaining money after the payment of debts and funeral expenses. Daughter Judah wife of Jonathan Parkhurst will receive all the household goods after the death of his wife. Grandsons Eliphalet Day and Benjamin Day each receives a Spanish dollar. Son Andrew is named executor. Abner Day as guardian of Eliphalet and Benjamin acknowledged the receipt of twelve shillings for payment of the legacy.^[4] From the will, there is evidence for three children. There may have been other children that did not live to adulthood.

Sources

1. ↑ The Spalding Memorial by Charles Warren Spalding, revised 1897. See 208. Jonathan, pg 75. Downloadable from archives.org, spaldingmemorial1897spal.pdf
2. ↑ "Connecticut, Charles R. Hale Collection, Vital Records, 1640-1955", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:DMYM-GG6Z : 9 November 2020), Hannah Wilson, 1802.
3. ↑ "Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QV22-JFVT : 8 August 2020), Hannah Spaulding Wilson, ; Burial, South Killingly, Windham, Connecticut, United States of America, Old South Killingly Cemetery; citing record ID 77261526, Template:FindAGrave for Hannah Spaulding Wilson (1717-1802)
4. ↑ Connecticut. Probate Court (Plainfield District); Probate Place: Windham, Connecticut, Volume 8, p 162; Probate Packets, Whipple, Zebulon-Z, Misc, 1747-1880, Estate of James Wilson, Case 2314.

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