Person:Jonathan Smith (44)
Deacon Jonathan Smith
chr.4 Oct 1635 Husbands Bosworth, Leicestershire, England
d.Aft 1 Apr 1711
Parents and Siblings
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m. 13 Feb 1615/16
  1. Richard Smith1616/17 - 1690
  2. Susanna Smith1619 - 1693
  3. Anne Smith1621/22 -
  4. Joseph Smith1625 - Bef 1673
  5. Mary Smith1630 - Aft 1684
  6. Rebecca Smith1630 -
  7. Deacon Jonathan Smith1635 - Aft 1711
  8. Abigail Smith1637/38 - Aft 1683
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  Deacon Jonathan Smith1635 - Aft 1711
  • W.  Hannah AdamsEst 1639 - Est 1660
m. Bef 1660
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  Deacon Jonathan Smith1635 - Aft 1711
  • W.  Martha BushnellEst 1640 - Aft 1705
m. 1 Jan 1663/64
  1. Joseph Smith1672 -
  2. Deacon Ebenezer Smith1676/77 - 1751/52
  3. Francis SmithEst 1685 - Aft 1749
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Facts and Events
Name[1] Deacon Jonathan Smith
Gender Male
Christening[1] 4 Oct 1635 Husbands Bosworth, Leicestershire, England
Marriage Bef 1660 to Hannah Adams
Marriage 1 Jan 1663/64 Saybrook, Middlesex, Connecticut, United StatesAlso recorded at Wethersfield.
to Martha Bushnell
Living[2] 1 Apr 1711 Deeded land to son Francis on this date.
Death[2] Aft 1 Apr 1711
References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Thompson, Neil D. Isaac Buswell and Rebecca (Buswell) Smith of Husbands Bosworth, Co. Leicester, and New England. New England Historical and Genealogical Register. (New England Historic Genealogical Society, Jan 2004)
    158:39.

    Jonathan Smith, bp. (Husbands Bosworth) 4 Oct 1635.

  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 4. Jonathan2 Smith, in Jacobus, Donald Lines. Smith Number - Richard Smith of Wethersfield. American Genealogist (D.L. Jacobus). (Apr 1949)
    25:129-30.

    "4. Jonathan2 Smith, born say 1635, died after 1711; married first, about 1660, Hannah Adams, who died perhaps in 1660, daughter of Jeremy and (probably) Rebecca (wid. Greenhill) Adams; married second, 1 Jan. 1663/4, Martha Bushnell, born about 1644, living 1705, daughter of Francis and Mary (Grombridge) Bushnell. … Jonathan was a deacon of the Glastonbury church; and served as Deputy for that town, nine sessions, between 1699 and 1708. … Jonathan Smith, Sr., of Middletown, Conn., bought 13 Mar. 1682/3 from James Tappin, Sr., of Middletown, land there on the east side of the 'Great River'; and on 15 Jan. 1699/1700, 'Jonathan Smith senr of Glossenbury' assigned this deed for love to 'my son in Law Joseph Long of Middletown.' On 8 Feb. 1711, being of Glastonbury, he conveyed for love to his son Richard Smith of Glastonbury, a third of his undivided lands In Middletown; other lands there to his son Jonathan Smith of Middletown, deed acknowledged 24 Apr. 1711; and several pieces of land in Middletown, 1 Apr. 1711, to his son Francis Smith of Middletown, on one of which Francis had lately erected a house."

  3.   DUNHAM - WILCOX - TROTT - KIRK.

    http://dunhamwilcox.net/source_files/smith_3.htm#i2959
    NOTE: This death is not recorded in any published Connecticut vital records and did not occur as stated here.

    "On 8 Feb. 1711, being of Glastonbury, he conveyed for love to his son Richard Smith of Glastonbury, a third of his undivided lands in Middletown; other lands there to his son Jonathan Smith of Middletown, deed acknowledged 24 Apr. 1711; …"

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