From: "Wilma Ebel"
Subject: [ANDREWS-L] Re: ANDREWS /Andrewes/Andruss/Andress of FarmingtoSubject: [ANDREWS-L] Re: ANDREWS /Andrewes/Andruss/Andress of Farmington, CT
Date: Fri, 13 Oct 2000 14:48:03 -0500 Date: Fri, 13 Oct 2000 14:48:03 -0500
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Hello Pat:Hello Pat:
The John Andrews/Andruss described here is believed to have come from CThe John Andrews/Andruss described here is believed to have come from Co. Essex England and that he is a brother to Francis Andrewes/Andruss of Hartfield and Fairfield Connecticut .I have traced my linage to Francis. Many of these two brother's sons named one of their sons John .
Andrews/Andrewes/Andruss/Andress ( there were many spellings) first settlAndrews/Andrewes/Andruss/Andress ( there were many spellings) first settled in Waterton Mass. from whence a group of settlers moved to Farmington Conn. , where John was a first settler and a large landowner:freeman, 1658. His wife , Mary, was b. about 1622, and d. May 1694. In 1672 he was one of the 84 proprietors of the ancient town of Tunxis, named afterward " ffarmingtone," Tunxis being then as much a name of a tribe of Indians, as it was a river, and the land they occupied, and claimed as Propietors. He was a " plain farmer with common intelligence, had his farm homestead on the east side of the river near to where the canal aqueduct ( 1825) was made and is about two miles n. of the city of Farmington, the locality now(1871) called Waterville and the farm has remained in the possession of his direct descendants to date ( 1871)"
In the NEH&G Register XI (Oct. 1857), pp 324-326 are the following " RecorIn the NEH&G Register XI (Oct. 1857), pp 324-326 are the following " Records of Farmington in Connecticut"
Wilma Wilma
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Subject: [ANDREWS-L] ANDREWS of Farmington, CTSubject: [ANDREWS-L] ANDREWS of Farmington, CT
> Hello everyone,> Hello everyone,
> Farmington CT Andrews, please come forth! Some time ago there were > dis> Farmington CT Andrews, please come forth! Some time ago there were > discussions back and forth about the John Frederick Andrews b. abt 1840, who > lived in Farmington, CT. . It would be nice
> to be related to him because he evidently helped found Farmington.> to be related to him because he evidently helped found Farmington.
> Pat Lippi> Pat Lippi
Hi Pat,Hi Pat,
According to Timlow's "History of Southington", John Andrews/Andrus was onAccording to Timlow's "History of Southington", John Andrews/Andrus was one
of the early settlers and proprietors of ancient Farmington. In the list oof the early settlers and proprietors of ancient Farmington. In the list of
42 families, ranked according to dignity and standing, Mr. Andrews stood42 families, ranked according to dignity and standing, Mr. Andrews stood
#14. He was a man of good character and considerable influence. John#14. He was a man of good character and considerable influence. John
Andrews died in 1681 and Mary, wife of John Andrews, May 1694.Andrews died in 1681 and Mary, wife of John Andrews, May 1694.
Hope that helps you,Hope that helps you,
Jane QuirkJane Quirk
1609 , , , England Find all individuals with events at this location [1609 , , , England Find all individuals with events at this location [5]
Gender Male Gender Male
Other Name John Andress [5] Other Name John Andress [5]
Other Name John Andrus [6] Other Name John Andrus [6]
Immigration 1640 , , , United States Find all individuals with evenImmigration 1640 , , , United States Find all individuals with events at this location [5, 7]
Occupation Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, USA Find all individuals wOccupation Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, USA Find all individuals with events at this location [7]
farmer farmer
"John ANDREWS probably came about 1640 and settled first in Watertown, Ma "John ANDREWS probably came about 1640 and settled first in Watertown, Massachusetts, from whence a group of settlers moved to Farmington, Connecticut"
The following information was found at this address.The following information was found at this address.
http://www.thenavarres.com/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I2509&tree=Navhttp://www.thenavarres.com/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I2509&tree=NavarreAndrus
"He was a "plain farmer with common intelligence, had his farm homes "He was a "plain farmer with common intelligence, had his farm homestead on the east side of the river near to where the canal aqueduct (1825) was made, and is about two miles north of the city of Farmington, the locality now [1871] called Waterville and the farm has remained in possession of his direct descendants to date [1871]."
Residence Abt 1640 Watertown, , Massachusetts, USA Find all individuaResidence Abt 1640 Watertown, , Massachusetts, USA Find all individuals with events at this location [7]
Religion 9 May 1658 Farmington, , Connecticut, USA Find all individuaReligion 9 May 1658 Farmington, , Connecticut, USA Find all individuals with events at this location [8]
Joined the church "in the Covenant" Joined the church "in the Covenant"
Residence 20 May 1658 Farmington, , Connecticut, USA Find all individuResidence 20 May 1658 Farmington, , Connecticut, USA Find all individuals with events at this location [7]
* John became a "freeman" in Farmington. * John became a "freeman" in Farmington.
Residence 1672 Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, USA Find all individResidence 1672 Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, USA Find all individuals with events at this location [7]
"In 1672 he was one of the 84 proprietors of the ancient town of Tunxi "In 1672 he was one of the 84 proprietors of the ancient town of Tunxis, named afterwards "ffarmingtowne," Tunxis being then as much a name of a tribe of Indians, as it was of the river, and land they occupied, and claimed as Proprietors."
Died 1681 Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, USA Find all individuaDied 1681 Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, USA Find all individuals with events at this location [9]
Will 9 Nov 1681 Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, USA Find all indiviWill 9 Nov 1681 Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, USA Find all individuals with events at this location [10]
Note: John's will is dated November 9, 1681 at the top. An addendum was laNote: John's will is dated November 9, 1681 at the top. An addendum was later added and the will was witnessed by Robert Porter and signed by John on 14 Jan 1681 in Hartford County, Connecticut. Will proven 2 Mar 1681/2. Following is the contents of the will.
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"I John Andrews being grown aged, and many weaknesses attendi "I John Andrews being grown aged, and many weaknesses attending of me from time to time, and now at this present it peaseth the most high to visit me with more than ordinary weakness, yet through the good band of God upon me, I have at this present the perfect use of my understanding, now I do think it meet to se that little at a stay, as I am able that God hath given me; all my lawful debts being discharged, I dispose of my estate as followeth:
Item. I give and bequeath unto my dear and loving wife Mary Andrew Item. I give and bequeath unto my dear and loving wife Mary Andrews, the new end of my dwelling house and the seller under, for her use and comfort as long as it shall plese God to continue her natural life; I do also give her the use of half my orchard, the fruit of it as long as she liveth; moreover I do give and bequeath unto my dear and loving wife, my feather bed, with all the furniture belonging to it, and when it shall please God to end her natural life my mind is that she shall have liberty to dispose of it to whom she please.
Item. I do give unto my son Benjamin Anderews, my whole house and ba Item. I do give unto my son Benjamin Anderews, my whole house and barn and home lot, after my loving wife's decease. My mind is that my son Benjamin shll possess after my decease half my house and my home lot and barn wholly for his to possess, as also the household stuff, reserving that liberty that my wife shall use that she shall need.
Item. I give to my son Benjamin my meadow lot, excepting two acr Item. I give to my son Benjamin my meadow lot, excepting two acres at the lower end of it, as also two cows to my son Benjamin, and one to my loving wife, yet moreover I give to my son Benjamin Andrews, my splayed mare, and my crown mare, and my two youngest working bullocks, and my cart, and plow, and plow-irons, harrow, plow-chains, horse chains, half a timbe chain, and all my stackling that belongs to my teame, an my will is that my son Benjamin shall have these things above mentioned upon that condition, that he maintayne his dear mother comfortably, so long as her natural life coninueth, and if it so fall out that my loving wife doth want a comfortable subsistence my will is that she shall have power to sell so much of my meadow land as she shall need to obtain a comfortable livelyhood.
Item. Igive to my son John Andrews one of my ol bullocks, my long fo Item. Igive to my son John Andrews one of my ol bullocks, my long fowling piece, and my lot, adjoining of land that abutteth upon Hartford bounds.
Item. Igive to my son Abraham Andrews myh onld mare and her sucki Item. Igive to my son Abraham Andrews myh onld mare and her sucking cold, and my 20 acre lot in the great swamp adjoingin his own lot.
Item. I give my son Daniel Andrews tow acres of my medow land at t Item. I give my son Daniel Andrews tow acres of my medow land at the lower end, beginning at the dividing line between john Stanley, jun., and myselfe, running from the river westward, to the digech eastward, and my mind is that he shall maintain the common fence that belongs to two acres, and I give him my upland lot that belongs to my twenty acre swamp lot, and my two year old horse coalte, and also I give to my son Daniel Andrews tow swine that are one year old.
Item. I give to my son Joseph Anrews my other old bullock, also I gi Item. I give to my son Joseph Anrews my other old bullock, also I give to him my upland lot containing 40 acres, that lyeth near the Middleton path.
Item. I give to my son Benjamin all the divisions of upland that bel Item. I give to my son Benjamin all the divisions of upland that belong to me, that are not yet laid out, moreover, I leave the rest ofmy swine, and my corn I leave to discharge my debts in my son Benjamin's hands, as also he shall pay some small legacies
Item. I give to my grand-child, Thomas Barnes, twenty shillings. Item. I give to my grand-child, Thomas Barnes, twenty shillings.
Item. I give to my grand-child, John Andrews, one pound. Item. I give to my grand-child, John Andrews, one pound.
Item. I give to my grand-child, Abraham Andrews, one pound. Item. I give to my grand-child, Abraham Andrews, one pound.
Item. I give to my grand-child, Danile Andrews, one pound. Item. I give to my grand-child, Danile Andrews, one pound.
Item. I give to my grand-child, Ezekiel Buck, one pound. Item. I give to my grand-child, Ezekiel Buck, one pound.
Respecting my grand-child, Joseph Andrews, my son John Andrews so Respecting my grand-child, Joseph Andrews, my son John Andrews son, if he sees meet to lt him continue with my wife and my son Benjamin till he is one and twenty years, he shall have fifteen pounds, and two suits of apparel. If he sees cause to take him away before he is of that age, I do give him nothing, and he shall pay nothing for the time I have kept him.
Item. I give to my daughter, Mry Barnes, my black heifer, that is t Item. I give to my daughter, Mry Barnes, my black heifer, that is two years old.
Item. I give to my daughter, Hannah Richards, two yearlings. Item. I give to my daughter, Hannah Richards, two yearlings.
Item. I give to my daugher, Rachel Buck, my two year old red heifer. Item. I give to my daugher, Rachel Buck, my two year old red heifer.
My will is that my son Benjamin Andrews shall be my whole and sole e My will is that my son Benjamin Andrews shall be my whole and sole executor, and I desire my loving friends, Capt. John Stanley, and Isack Moore, to be the overseeing of my will with my son Daniel Andrews.
Upon second consideration of my will, considering the contents there Upon second consideration of my will, considering the contents thereof, and my just debts being considered, I find them more than I expected, make this my whole and sole testament, and determined will, that ll the cattle excepting such as are mentioned, and given by will to my loving wife and Benjamin, shall bbe set at liberty for the discharging my just debts with the swine and the corn as before expres, all just debts being discharge, my will is the legacies shall have what remains ofmy cattle, except those given to my loving wife and my son Benjamin, by that proportion as is specified in my will to them. Furthermore I give to my executor that liberty to pay the legacies to my grand-children within six or seven years.
Robert Porter, ) Wit. this 14th Jan 1681. Signed and sealed: John An Robert Porter, ) Wit. this 14th Jan 1681. Signed and sealed: John Anddrews.
Wm. Lewis, sen.) Wm. Lewis, sen.)
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Probate 15 Feb 1681/82 Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, USA Find aProbate 15 Feb 1681/82 Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, USA Find all individuals with events at this location [10]
Estate inventory taken Estate inventory taken
Debts due from the estate 2p 6s 6d. Inventory 321p 19s Debts due from the estate 2p 6s 6d. Inventory 321p 19s
The inventory taken by Thomas Porter, Richard Seymer and Thomas Hear The inventory taken by Thomas Porter, Richard Seymer and Thomas Hearte."
Genealogical history of John and Mary Andrews, who settled in Farmington .Genealogical history of John and Mary Andrews, who settled in Farmington ...
By Alfred Andrews By Alfred Andrews
John Andrus and some of his descendants are found in "Southington GenealogJohn Andrus and some of his descendants are found in "Southington Genealogies" pages iii thru xii in the "Ecclesiastical and other Sketches of Southington, Conn., by Rev. Herman Timlow, pub.1875".
Updates from Jean Andrus, 23 Nov., 2009Updates from Jean Andrus, 23 Nov., 2009
JOSEPH ANDRUS b. May 26, 1651/REBECCA (?)JOSEPH ANDRUS b. May 26, 1651/REBECCA (?)
BENJAMIN ANDRUSBENJAMIN ANDRUS
JOSEPH ANDRUSJOSEPH ANDRUS
SARAH ANDRUS/JEDEDIAH MILLSSARAH ANDRUS/JEDEDIAH MILLS
LEVI ANDRUS b. Feb. 23, 1747 d. May 8, 1826/CHLOE WELLS b. May 31, 17LEVI ANDRUS b. Feb. 23, 1747 d. May 8, 1826/CHLOE WELLS b. May 31, 1746 d. Jan. 11, 1837
All of the above came from NEW BRITIAN HISTORY BOOKAll of the above came from NEW BRITIAN HISTORY BOOK
John and Mary are found in "First Families of America", page 35 John and Mary are found in "First Families of America", page 35
Came from Essex Co., England to N.E; one of 1st settlers and large landowCame from Essex Co., England to N.E; one of 1st settlers and large landowner at Farmington; freeman 1658; m. Mary (1622-1694)
These notes were found on 31 Aug., 2009These notes were found on 31 Aug., 2009
1609 , , , England Find all individuals with events at this location [1609 , , , England Find all individuals with events at this location [5]
Gender Male Gender Male
Other Name John Andress [5] Other Name John Andress [5]
Other Name John Andrus [6] Other Name John Andrus [6]
Immigration 1640 , , , United States Find all individuals with evenImmigration 1640 , , , United States Find all individuals with events at this location [5, 7]
Occupation Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, USA Find all individuals wOccupation Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, USA Find all individuals with events at this location [7]
farmer farmer
"John ANDREWS probably came about 1640 and settled first in Watertown, Ma "John ANDREWS probably came about 1640 and settled first in Watertown, Massachusetts, from whence a group of settlers moved to Farmington, Connecticut"
Genealogical history of John and Mary Andrews, who settled in Farmington .Genealogical history of John and Mary Andrews, who settled in Farmington ...
By Alfred Andrews By Alfred Andrews
History of the Andrews family: A genealogy of Robert Andrews, and his .History of the Andrews family: A genealogy of Robert Andrews, and his ... By Henry Franklin Andrews, page 23
John Andrus and some of his descendants are found in "Southington GenealogJohn Andrus and some of his descendants are found in "Southington Genealogies" pages iii thru xii in the "Ecclesiastical and other Sketches of Southington, Conn., by Rev. Herman Timlow, pub.1875".
Updates from Jean Andrus, 23 Nov., 2009Updates from Jean Andrus, 23 Nov., 2009
JOSEPH ANDRUS b. May 26, 1651/REBECCA (?)JOSEPH ANDRUS b. May 26, 1651/REBECCA (?)
BENJAMIN ANDRUSBENJAMIN ANDRUS
JOSEPH ANDRUSJOSEPH ANDRUS
SARAH ANDRUS/JEDEDIAH MILLSSARAH ANDRUS/JEDEDIAH MILLS
LEVI ANDRUS b. Feb. 23, 1747 d. May 8, 1826/CHLOE WELLS b. May 31, 17LEVI ANDRUS b. Feb. 23, 1747 d. May 8, 1826/CHLOE WELLS b. May 31, 1746 d. Jan. 11, 1837
All of the above came from NEW BRITIAN HISTORY BOOKAll of the above came from NEW BRITIAN HISTORY BOOK
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Barnes Mary [Female] b. 1622 - d. MAY 1694
The following church record can be view here too.
http://dunhamwilcox.net/ct/farmington_ct_church.htmhttp://dunhamwilcox.net/ct/farmington_ct_church.htm
http://www.thenavarres.com/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I2510&tree=Navhttp://www.thenavarres.com/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I2510&tree=NavarreAndrus
"joined to the church" "joined to the church"
"And on the same day, April 2, 1654, Mary Andrews, the wife of Jo "And on the same day, April 2, 1654, Mary Andrews, the wife of John Andrews, and her son Abraham Andrews, about the age of 6 years and 3 months, and Daniel Andrews, about the age of 3 years and 10 months, and Joseph Andrews, about the age of 2 years and 3 months, were joined to the Church. On April the 9th, 1654. Rachel Andrews, daughter of Mary Andrews, was presented to the Church and baptized."
Will 18 Nov 1683 Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, USA Find all indivWill 18 Nov 1683 Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, USA Find all individuals with events at this location [6]
"To all Chirstian people to whom it may concern, know ye that I Ma "To all Chirstian people to whom it may concern, know ye that I Mary Andrus (sic), of Farmington, in the county of Hartford, in the colony of Connecticut, in New England; for and in consideration of my natural love and affection to my beloved children and grand-children that hereafter shall be mentioned, and other good causes me hereunto moving, have given, granted, assigned,set over and confirmed, and do by these presents give, grant, set over and confirm, fully wholly, clearly and absolutely unto them in manner as followeth:
Imp. I give to my son, John Andrews, one sheet, one napkin, and o Imp. I give to my son, John Andrews, one sheet, one napkin, and one pillow bear, which he now hath in possession.
Imp. I give to my son, Abraham Andrus, one sheet, one pillow bear, a Imp. I give to my son, Abraham Andrus, one sheet, one pillow bear, and one napkin, and one glass bottle.
Imp. I give to my son Daniel Andrus, one sheet, one pillow bear, o Imp. I give to my son Daniel Andrus, one sheet, one pillow bear, one napkin, and one homespun rug.
Imp. I give to my son, Joseph Anddrus, one sheet, one pillow bear, a Imp. I give to my son, Joseph Anddrus, one sheet, one pillow bear, and one napkin.
Imp. I give o my son, Benjamin Andrews, my bedstead, one green ru Imp. I give o my son, Benjamin Andrews, my bedstead, one green rug, one curtain, and one mat.
Imp. I give my daughter, Mary Brunson, the cloth of my feather be Imp. I give my daughter, Mary Brunson, the cloth of my feather bed, and half the feathers that are in it.
Imp. I give to my daughter, Hannah Richards, the other half of the f Imp. I give to my daughter, Hannah Richards, the other half of the feathers of my feather bedd. one bolster, one red petiycote, one sheet, and one curtain, and two capps, and two neckcloths for her children.
Imp. Igive o my daughter, Mary Brunson aforesaid, one large pettycot Imp. Igive o my daughter, Mary Brunson aforesaid, one large pettycote, and wastcote, one chest, and one curain.
Imp. I give to daugher, Rachel Buck, one bolster, and three pillew Imp. I give to daugher, Rachel Buck, one bolster, and three pillews, one sheet, and one white apron.
Imp. I give to my son John Andrus' two eldest daughers, each of th Imp. I give to my son John Andrus' two eldest daughers, each of them five shillings.
Imp. I give to my son Abraham Andrus' two eldest daughers, each of t Imp. I give to my son Abraham Andrus' two eldest daughers, each of them five shillings.
Imp. I give to my son Daniel Andrus' two eldest daughters, each of t Imp. I give to my son Daniel Andrus' two eldest daughters, each of them five shillings.
Imp. I give to the daughter of my son John, five shillings, a Imp. I give to the daughter of my son John, five shillings, and if he shall have a second daughter, I do also give to her five shillings, if not, give this five shillings to his eldest son.
Imp. I give to the two eleest daughters of my daughter Mary Brunso Imp. I give to the two eleest daughters of my daughter Mary Brunson, each of them five shillings.
Imp. I give to the two elest daughers of my daughter Hannah Richard Imp. I give to the two elest daughers of my daughter Hannah Richards, each of them five shillings.
Imp. I give to the two eldest daughters of my daughter Rachel Buc Imp. I give to the two eldest daughters of my daughter Rachel Buck, each of them five shillings.
Imp. All the forementioned legacies given to my grand-children, I or Imp. All the forementioned legacies given to my grand-children, I order my son Joseph Andrews, to pay after my decease, when legally demanded, which is for a cow I sold to my son Joseph, aforesaid.
Imp. I give to my grand-child, Martha Andrus, daughter of Daniels An Imp. I give to my grand-child, Martha Andrus, daughter of Daniels Andrus, my green apron, and two caps.
Imp. All my wearinge linnin, not before given, I give to my granddau Imp. All my wearinge linnin, not before given, I give to my granddaughters in general, to be equally divided amongst them.
Imp. All my wooling clothinge not before given, i give to my daught Imp. All my wooling clothinge not before given, i give to my daughter Rachel Buck. this above wiritten instrument to take place and be of full force afer my decease, and not while then. I do also desire my son Daniel Andrus, to take care that my mind declared in this above written instrument be fulfilled.
In witness whereof, I the above said Mary Andrews, have sett t In witness whereof, I the above said Mary Andrews, have sett too my hand and seal this 18th day of Nov. A. D. 1683.
John Standley, sen ) John Standley, sen )
John Hooker. ) Wit. Signed and sealed. Mary Andrews" John Hooker. ) Wit. Signed and sealed. Mary Andrews"
Death date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR1, paDeath date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR1, page 7 from the Barbour collection.
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Andrus Mary [Female] b. 15 APR 1643 Farmington, Hartfort Co., CT
Birth date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR2, page 329 from the Barbour Collection.
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Andrus John [Male] b. 12 AUG 1645 Farmington, Hartfort Co., CT
Birth date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR2, page 329 from the Barbour collection.
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Andrus Daniel [Male] b. 25 MAY 1649 Farmington, Hartfort Co., CT - d. 16 APR 1731
Birth date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR2, page 329 from the Barbour Collection.
Death date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR5, pDeath date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR5, page 50 from the Barbour Collection.
Daniel and his family are found in "Southington Genealogies", page iiDaniel and his family are found in "Southington Genealogies", page iii, in the "Ecclesiastical and other Sketches of Southington, Conn., by Rev. Herman Timlow, pub.1875".
From Jean Andrus, 23 Nov., 2009From Jean Andrus, 23 Nov., 2009
Memorial Genealogy and Ecclesiastical History of New Britian by Alfred AndMemorial Genealogy and Ecclesiastical History of New Britian by Alfred Andrews
DANIEL ANDRUS b. May 27, 1649 d. Apr. 16, 1731/MARY PECKDANIEL ANDRUS b. May 27, 1649 d. Apr. 16, 1731/MARY PECK
DANIEL ANDRUS b. March 9, 1672 d. Aug. 21, 1748/MABEL GOFFEDANIEL ANDRUS b. March 9, 1672 d. Aug. 21, 1748/MABEL GOFFE
JACOB ANDRUS b. Jan. 24, 1729/EUNICE EMMONS JACOB ANDRUS b. Jan. 24, 1729/EUNICE EMMONS
JACOB ANDRUS Jan. 20, 1760/JANE PAYNE JACOB ANDRUS Jan. 20, 1760/JANE PAYNE
CAROLINE ANDRUS b. Oct. 20, 1762 CAROLINE ANDRUS b. Oct. 20, 1762
SARAH ANDRUS b. Jan. 7, 1765 SARAH ANDRUS b. Jan. 7, 1765
RHODA ANDRUS b. Apr. 2, 1767/PHINEAS HAMBL RHODA ANDRUS b. Apr. 2, 1767/PHINEAS HAMBLIN
LEARNING ANDRUS bpt. July 21, 1771 burri LEARNING ANDRUS bpt. July 21, 1771 burried 1804/PHEBE CASE
LUTHUR ANDRUS bpt. June 5, 1774 LUTHUR ANDRUS bpt. June 5, 1774
IRA ANDRUS bpt. May 2, 1779 IRA ANDRUS bpt. May 2, 1779
RACHEL ANDRUS bpt. June 20, 1784 RACHEL ANDRUS bpt. June 20, 1784
ARD ANDRUS ARD ANDRUS
LABAN ANDRUS LABAN ANDRUS
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Andrus Abraham [Male] b. 31 OCT 1648 Farmington, Hartfort Co., CT
Birth date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR2, page 329 from the Barbour Collection.
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Andrus Joseph [Male] b. 26 MAY 1651 Farmington, Hartfort Co., CT - d. 27 APR 1706 Wethersfield, Hartford Co., CT
Birth date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR2, page 329 from the Barbour Collection.
Death date is found on page 8 of the Barbour Collection of Wethersfield ViDeath date is found on page 8 of the Barbour Collection of Wethersfield Vital Records, Vol. 1, page 72.
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Andrus Rachel [Female] b. 9 APR 1654 Farmington, Hartfort Co., CT
Birth date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR2, page 329 from the Barbour Collection.
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Andrus Stephen [Male] b. 6 JUN 1656 Farmington, Hartfort Co., CT
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Andrus Benjamin [Male] b. BEF 17 JUN 1659 Farmington, Hartford Co., CT - d. 1727 Farmington, Hartford Co., CT
Baptism date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR2, page 327 from the Barbour collection.
Death date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR4, pDeath date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR4, page 396 from the Barbour Collection.
Benjamin and his family are found in "Southington Genealogies", pages iBenjamin and his family are found in "Southington Genealogies", pages iii & iv in the "Ecclesiastical and other Sketches of Southington, Conn., by Rev. Herman Timlow, pub.1875".
Benjamin is found in "First Families of America", page 35 Benjamin is found in "First Families of America", page 35
(1659-1727) of Farmington; m. 1682 Mary Smith (d 1707); m. 2nd Dorcas Wetm(1659-1727) of Farmington; m. 1682 Mary Smith (d 1707); m. 2nd Dorcas Wetmore (d 1716); m 3rd, Sarah--;Baptism date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR2, page 327 from the Barbour collection.
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Andrus Daniel [Male] b. 9 MAR 1671/72 Farmington, Hartford Co., CT - d. 21 AUG 1748 Wethersfield, Hartford Co., CT
Birth date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR1, page 2 from the Barbour Collection.
Death date is found on page 7 of the Barbour Collection of Wethersfield VDeath date is found on page 7 of the Barbour Collection of Wethersfield Vital Records, Vol. 1, page 51.
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Andrus Joseph [Male] b. 10 AUG 1676 Farmington, Hartford Co., CT
Birth date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR1, page 2 from the Barbour Collection.
Joseph and his family are found in "Southington Genealogies" page iv, in tJoseph and his family are found in "Southington Genealogies" page iv, in the "Ecclesiastical and other Sketches of Southington, Conn., by Rev. Herman Timlow, pub.1875".
Will in 1763Will in 1763
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Smith Mary [Female] b. ABT 1663 Farmington, Hartford Co., CT - d. JAN 1706/07 Farmington, Hartford Co., CTDeath date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR2, page 141 from the Barbour collection.
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