Person:Thomas Cadwell (3)
Lieutenant Thomas Cadwell
b.5 Dec 1662 Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
d.Bef 21 Feb 1739/40 Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States (probably)
Parents and Siblings
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m. Bef 1660
  1. Mary Cadwell1659 - 1738
  2. Edward Cadwell1660 - Bef 1719
  3. Lieutenant Thomas Cadwell1662 - Bef 1739/40
  4. Abigail Cadwell1670 -
  5. Samuel Cadwell1675 - 1725
  6. Hannah Cadwell1677 - 1756
  7. Mehitable Cadwell1679/80 -
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  Lieutenant Thomas Cadwell1662 - Bef 1739/40
  • W.  Hannah ButlerEst 1667 - Aft 1737
m. 23 Sep 1687
  1. Lois Cadwell1705/06 - 1766
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Facts and Events
Name[1] Lieutenant Thomas Cadwell
Gender Male
Alt Birth[1] 5 Dec 1661 Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
Birth[2] 5 Dec 1662 Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
Marriage 23 Sep 1687 to Hannah Butler
Will[3] 30 Dec 1737 Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
Death[1] Bef 21 Feb 1739/40 Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States (probably)Before date of inventory.
Estate Inventory[3] 21 Feb 1739/40 £1300-17-02. Taken by William Gaylord, William Cadwell and Nathaniel Jones.
Probate[3] 4 Mar 1739/40 Will proved.
References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Thomas Cadwell, in Barbour, Lucius Barnes. Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut. (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977)
    146.

    "Thomas Cadwell s of Thomas & Elizabeth (Stebbins) Wilson born Dec 5, 1661 (Hartford Town Record) died 1739 mar Sept 23, 1687 (Hartford Town Record) Hannah Butler dau of Thomas Butler & Sarah Stone. Thomas Cadwell ad full com 1 Ch 1686. Hannah wife of Thomas Jr. ad full com 1 Ch May 1692."

  2. ↑ Hartford Vital Records [NEHGS], in Barbour, Lucius Barnes. Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut. (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977)
    55.

    "Cadwell, … Thomas, s. Thomas, b. Dec. 5, 1662 [FFS:8]"
    "Cadwell, … Thomas, s. [Thomas], b. Dec. 5, 1662; d. [____], Æ 18 [1:11]"

  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Cadwell, Lt. Thomas, Hartford, in Manwaring, Charles W. A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records. (Hartford, Conn.: R. S. Peck & Co., 1904-06)
    3:238-40.

    "Probate Records. Vol. XIII, 1737 to 1742. Page 176, 185.

    Cadwell, Lt. Thomas, Hartford. Invt. £1300-17-02. Taken 21 February, 1739-40, by William Gaylord, William Cadwell and Nathaniel Jones. Will dated 30 December, 1737.

    I, Thomas Cadwell of Hartford, do make and declare this my last will and testament: I give to my wife Hannah 1-3 part of all my personal estate, to her and her heirs forever. I also devise to the use of my sd. wife one end of my present dwelling house in Hartford, which she shall choose, with a proportional part of the cellar and garden and well, to be hers during life. And also, for her more comfortable support, my will is that my sons shall pay to her annually during her life the sum of £10 money as I hereafter shall order. I give to my eldest son Thomas all that my farm at the west division in Hartford which is bounded north on the lands of Samuel and Thomas Shepherd and Daniel Ensign, south on his own land, east on Hartford commons, and west on Farmingtown bounds, with the house and all other buildings thereon erected, part whereof I have already given him by deed, my son Thomas paying to my wife the sum of £4 annually during her life in part of the legacy of £10 I have herein before given her, and also what I shall hereinafter order him to pay to my two daughters, Hannah and Lois. I give and devise to my two sons, Jonathan and James, the lott which I bought of Thomas Sadd in the aforesd. west division according as I have already given the same to them by deeds of gift. Also, I give to them, the sd. Jonathan and James, a lott of land in Farmingtown which I bought of Samuel Wadsworth, and also the southward part or all the remainder of a lott of land lying in Farmingtown that I bought of Capt. Hart, which remainder is not contained in my deed of part of sd. lott to the Burrs, the aforesd. land to be equally divided between them my sd. sons Jonathan and James, each of my sd. sons Jonathan and James paying to my wife each 40 shillings annually in part of the aforesd. legacy of £10, and also paying what I shall hereafter order them to pay to my aforesd. two daughters. As to my son Moses, I have already given him the full portion of my real estate, that is to say, what part of my estate I did intend he should have. By his desire I have sold and have given him the money for which the same was sold, so that he has had a full single portion of my estate. Yet my will is that my executors shall pay to him the sd. Moses out of my personal estate at inventory price to the value of 30 shillings, and no more. I give to my son Aaron my present dwelling house, homelott, barn and orchard thereon, also my meadow land lying in the North and South Meadow, and my pastureland lying in the Ox Pasture, and my lott called the Brickiln lott, all lying in Hartford aforesd., to be to him, his heirs and assigns forever, of all which I have heretofore given him a deed of gift, reserving to the use of my wife only what I have hereinbefore given to her in my sd. house, &c., for life, the same to be to him, his heirs and assigns forever, he paying to my sd. wife 40 shillings annually during her life in part to make up the aforesd. legacy of £10, and also what I shall hereafter order him to pay to my aforesd. daughters. As to my daughter Hannah Chappell, I have already given her £30-04, and my will is that she shall have out of my estate, more than what she hath already had, the sum of £69-16, to her and her heirs forever. As to my daughter Lois Bliss, I have already given her £48-06, and I will that she shall have out of my estate, more than what she hath already had, £51-14, to her and her heirs forever. If there be not sufficient personal estate to pay sd. sums to my daughters, what part thereof is wanting I hereby order to be paid to them by my four sons, Thomas, Jonathan, James and Aaron, my son Thomas to pay 2-5 part thereof, and Jonathan, James and Aaron each 1-5 part thereof. I hereby appoint my two sons, Thomas and Jonathan, to be executors.

    THOMAS CADWELL, LS.

    Witness: Daniel Smith, Jos: Gillett, Jr., Margaret Butler.

    Court Record, Page 61—4 March, 1739-40: Will proven.

    Page 35 (Vol. XIV) 6 December, 1743: Thomas Cadwell and Jonathan Cadwell, executors to the last will and testament of Thomas Cadwell, now exhibited an account of debts and charges due from the estate and legacies paid, in all amounting to £6-01-06 more than to discharge the legacies in sd. will.

    Page 61 (Vol. XVII) 6 May, 1755: William Cadwell and Joseph Dickins of Windsor, in right of his wife Mary Cadwell, alias Dickins, cited the rest of the heirs to the estate of Thomas Cadwell of Hartford aforesd. deceased, grandfather to the sd. William and Mary, to appear before the Court and show cause why the undivided lands belonging to Thomas Cadwell his estate should not be divided. The above cited parties did not appear to make any objections, whereupon this Court, on the motion of the sd. William Cadwell and Joseph Dickins, order that a dist. be made of land lying in Hartford on the east side of the river, in that land lying in the Five-Miles, so-called, viz., 2-9 parts thereof to the heirs of Edward Cadwell deceased; to the heirs of Thomas Cadwell deceased, 1-9 part; to the heirs of Matthew Cadwell deceased, 1-9 part; to the heirs of Samuel Cadwell of sd. Hartford deceased, 1-9 part; to the heirs of Mary Cadwell (alias Dickins) of Windsor, 1-9 part; to the heirs of Abigail Cadwell (alias Church) of Hartford deceased, 1-9 part; to the heirs of Hannah Cadwell (alias Bliss) of Springfield, in the County of Hampshire, 1-9 part; to Mehetabell Cadwell (alias Boardman) deceased, her heirs, 1-9 part. And this Court appoint Samuel Welles of Hartford, Erastus and Gideon Wolcott of Windsor to distribute the lands accordingly.

    Page 87—17 November, 1755: Report of the distributors accepted."

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