Person:Joseph Pratt (27)

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Sergeant Joseph Pratt
 
m. Bef 1658
  1. Hannah Pratt1658 - 1692
  2. John Pratt1661 - 1747
  3. Elizabeth Pratt1664 - Aft 1741/42
  4. Sarah Pratt1668 -
  5. Sergeant Joseph Pratt1671/72 -
  • HSergeant Joseph Pratt1671/72 -
  • WSarah CollierCal 1673 - 1730
m. 22 Jul 1697
  1. Azariah Pratt1699 -
  2. Abigail Pratt1702 -
  3. Ruth Pratt1705/06 -
  4. Elisha Pratt1707 -
  5. Daniel Pratt1710 - 1795
m. Aft 20 Nov 1730
Facts and Events
Name[1][2] Sergeant Joseph Pratt
Gender Male
Birth[1][2] 6 Mar 1671/72 Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
Baptism[2] 13 Dec 1696 Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United StatesFirst Church
Marriage 22 Jul 1697 Colchester, New London, Connecticut, United Statesto Sarah Collier
Marriage Aft 20 Nov 1730 After death of his previous wife.
to Elizabeth Marsh
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Joseph Pratt, in Barbour, Lucius Barnes. Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut. (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977)
    467.

    "Joseph Pratt s of John born Mch 6, 1671-2 (Hartford Town Record) mar/1 July 22, 1697 (Colchester) Sarah Collyer who died Nov 20, 1730 (Col Ch) dau of Joseph Collyer and Elizabeth Sanford. Mar/2 (_____) Marsh dau of John Marsh and Sarah Lyman. Joseph Pratt owned cov 1 Ch Dec 13, 1696, ad full com Jan 10, 1696-7. Sarah Collyer owned cov 1 Ch Mch 8, 1695-6."

  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 9 Joseph Pratt, in Whittelsey, Charles Barney, and Walter W. (Walter Wilcox) Pratt. The ancestry and the descendants of John Pratt of Hartford, Conn. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1988)
    17-19.

    "9. Joseph (John2, John1), born in Hartford, Conn., March 6, 1671, was bap. at the first church of Hartford, Dec. 13, 1696. He married July 22, 1697, Sarah Colyer. [Hurd’s Hist, of New London Co.: Atwater Hist. Kent, Ct., Colchester, Conn., Records.]

    At the General Assembly in 1700, Oct. 10, he was present as deputy for Milford 'Lieut. Joseph Pratt (Colonial Records). [This was probably Joseph Platt [1649-1704] of Milford] 'He deeded away his lands in Hartford, Mch. 12, 1700.' (Chapman's Pratt family.)

    'May 13, 1703, this Court Grants that Joseph Pratt etc. and the rest of the proprietors or freeholders in the township of Colchester shall have 'a pattent given them for the whole township to be signed according to the law.' (Colonial Records, p. 415, l6). The title of Sergeant is given him in the records of the town, i.e. 'April 29, 1723, Sargeant Pratt credit for perambulating labor as lien, £0. 0s. 3d. To the fetching Mr. Neucome to judge the work of the galleries, expense and attendance thereon in all, £0. 10. 0.'

    'Sept. 6, 1725, Sargt. Joseph Pratt's gun was pressed for the public service, and was then apprized by Joseph Wright and Nathanel Cahoone and judged to be worth fifty shillings money, and was delivered to John Beebe, who was going into the county of Hamshire; also hatchet belonging to Azariah Pratt pressed and delivered to sd John Beebe for said service.'

    'Sept. 6, 1725. Credit to Sargt. John Pratt, to a days work on meeting house 3s. To repairing the high pew, and a board, 4s. 10d. Nails, 4s.'

    'Sept. 6, 1726, for hanging 3 casements and hanging the doors, 4s.' (Chapman's Pratt family, p. 312.)

    'Sarah, wife of Joseph Pratt, died Nov. 20, 1730.' (From her gravestone in Colchester, Ct.) …

    In Porter’s Historical Notices of Hartford it states that Joseph Pratt married a daughter of John Marsh. In the Marsh Genealogy a copy of the will of John Marsh, born 1643, is given in which he mentions his son-in-law, Joseph Pratt. This must have been Joseph's second marriage. No other records can be found pertaining thereto."

  3.   Parker, Edwin Pond, and Connecticut) Second Church of Christ (Hartford. History of the Second Church of Christ in Hartford: 1670-1892. (Hartford, Conn.: Belknap & Wakefield, 1892).