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STANTON Family Annex
by Rod Dav4is

Thomas IV Stanton , interpreter ¹

Birth:	1638 in Hartford, Hartford, CT ²
Death:	11 Apr 1718 in Stonington, New London, CT
Sex:	M
Father:	Thomas Stanton , V:PW, Immigrant, Founder of Stonington b. 19 Jan 1620/21
Mother:	Anne Lord , Immigrant b. 18 Sep 1614 in Towchester, NTH (bp)

Reference: STNT32

Marriage Beginning Status: Friends

Spouses & Children

Sarah Denison (Wife) b. 20 Mar 1640/41 in Roxbury, Norfolk, MA
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Marriage:	1658 in Stonington, New London, CT
Children:
Mary (22) Stanton b. 1660 in Stonington, New London, CT Thomas V Stanton b. 1665 Sarah (23) Stanton b. Before. 14 Dec 1674 Anna (24) Stanton b. Before. 30 Jun 1675 William (25) Stanton , of Stonington CT b. Before. 6 May 1677 Dorothy (26) Stanton b. Before. 24 Apr 1682 in Stonington, New London, CT Samuel (27) Stanton , of Hartford CT b. Before. 21 May 1682

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Notes

Individual:
SON, THOMAS2 STANTON, JR. 2. Thomas2 Stanton, Jr., b. 1638, in Hartford, Conn. Hem. SARAH DENISON, oldest dau. of Capt. George Denison of Stonington, Conn. She was b. March 20, 1641, and d. Dec. 19, 1701. Thomas2 died in Stonington, April 11, 1718. He withhis bro. John2 received from their father his lands in Preston,Conn. Dr. Savage, in his Genealogical Dictionary, has this note: "Thomas Stanton, Jr., had shown, before the removal of his father from Hartford, such an aptness for the language of the Indians, as to be desired, in 1654, by the Commissioners of the United Colony of New England to be employed in the publie service with his younger bro. John, by training at Harvard College for interpreter, and seven years the Colony made grant ofland and money to the father for the benefit of him and them." Thos.2 Stanton, Jr., Nov. 11, 1698, bought of Owaneeo, chief sachem of Mohegan, a tract of 650 acres, "lying in the North Parish in New London, adjoining to a pond called Obplmtksok (now Gardiner's Lake) a mile or more long." This he sold toLieut. James Harris and in 1721 Harris sold it to Joseph Otis ofNew London.

Sources

Title: "A Record of Thomas Stanton and His Descendants"
Author: STANTON, William A.
Publication: New York, 1891
Call Number: @S3256@ CS71.S791
Media: Book
Page: #2
Title: "Descendants of Reverend William Noyes"
Author: NOYES, LaVerne W.
Publication: Chicago, Ill.: L.W. Noyes, 1900, 120 pgs
Call Number: @S3203@
Media: Book
Title: "Complete family tree of Denise E. Beckwith Frederick, The
Author: FREDERICK, Denise (Email:tfredATvoyagerDOTnet)
Publication: http://WC.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=DFRED1
Call Number: @S3675@
Media: Electronic