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| Birth: | 7 Jun 1635 in Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA |
| Death: | 8 Mar 1691 in Fairfield,Fairfield,Connecticut, USA |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | John Wakeman b. About 1599 in Bewdley,Worcestershire,England |
| Mother: | Elizabeth Hopkins b. 7 Oct 1610 in Bewdley,Worcestershire,England |
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| Christening: 7 Jun 1635 |
| Burial: Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA |
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| Hannah Goodyeare (Wife) b. 7 Jun 1635 in New Haven,,Connecticut
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| Marriage: | 29 Oct 1656 in Fairfield,Fairfield,Connecticut |
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 Samuel Wakeman b. 12 Oct 1657 in New Haven,New Haven,Connecticut
- John Wakeman b. About 1659 in New Haven,New Haven,Connecticut
- Ebeneezer Wakeman b. About 1668
 Joseph Wakeman b. 1670 in Fairfield,Fairfield,Connecticut
- Jabez Wakeman b. About 1678
- Mary Wakeman
- Ann Wakeman
- Elizabeth Wakeman
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Individual:
From: "The Colonial Clergy and the Colonial Churches of New England "
Author: Frederick Lewis Weis
Call Number: 6195:
SAMUEL WAKEMAN, bapt. England, June 7, 1635, son of Capt. John and Elizabeth (Hopkinson) Wake man; H. C., 1655, but did not graduate; Ord. Fairfield, Ct., Sept. 30, 1665; sett. Fairfield, Ct., 1665-1692; Ct. Election Sermon, 1685; d. Fairfield, Ct.,
Mar. 8, 1692.
FAIRFIELD, Ct. 1643.
First Congregational Church.
1643-1665. John Jones
1665-1692. Samuel Wakeman
1698-1732. Joseph Webb
1733-1773. Noah Hobart
1774-1805. Andrew
SAMUEL WAKEMAN was a resident at Harvard College for a time but left in 1655 without graduati ng on account of dissatisfaction with the authorities. He went to New Haven, New Haven, CT, where he married HANNAH GOODYEAR on Aug. 28, 1656.
Their first child was born in New Haven, CT. He then moved to Poquonnock (or Fairfield), Conn ecticut in 1663. HANNAH married second, Nathaniel Burr, and they had two children, John (b. 1674) and Daniel (b. 1677).
In September, 1692, "ANN" WAKEMAN testified in the witchcraft trials of New Haven. And her na me also appears as "ANN" in the probate records of 1721. During these times, the names "Ann" and "Hannah" were used interchangeably. And there is no evidence that SAMUEL had more than one wife.
SAMUEL is listed on the obelisk monument in the ancient burying ground at the Center Church i n Hartford, commemorating the founders of Hartford. The monument was erected in 1986 by the Descendants of the Founders of Hartford on the 350th anniversary of the city, replacing an older stone.
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