Generation 3: William & Anna (Peter)
first family:
1. William Blinn; born 29 Jul 1702 in Wethersfield CT, christened 31 Jul 1702, died ? in ?; married abt 1733 to Sarah Butler.
2. Daniel Blinn; born 27 Dec 1703 in Wethersfield CT, christened Jan 1704, died ? in ?.
3. Mary Blinn; born 6 Mar 1706 in Wethersfield CT, christened 18 Mar 1706, died 27 Feb 1787 in Wethersfield CT.
4. William Blinn; born 29 Jul 1709 in Wethersfield CT, christened 31 Jul 1709, died ? in ?.
5. Anna Blinn; born 4 Feb 1712 in Wethersfield CT (twin), christened 8 Feb 1712, died ? in ?.
6. Peter Blinn; born 4 Feb 1712 in Wethersfield CT (twin), christened 8 Feb 1712, died 7 Mar 1793 in Wethersfield CT; married 10 Mar 1733/34 to Martha Collins; children: David, Christian, Anne, Abraham, Lois, Comfort, & Peter.
7. Ephraim Blinn; born 21 Jun 1715 in Wethersfield CT, christened 29 Jan 1716, died 27 Feb 1787 in Wethersfield CT.
8. Thankful Blinn; born 8 Aug 1720 in Wethersfield CT, died 25 Oct 1724 in Wethersfield CT.
Generation 3: William & Thankful (Peter)
second family:
1. Gershom Blinn; born 18 Sep 1726 in Wethersfield CT, died 2 Nov 1810 in Wethersfield CT.
2. Thankful Blinn; born 24 Nov 1729 in Wethersfield CT, christened 30 Nov 1729, died ? in ?.
3. Patience Blinn; born 16 May 1732 in Wethersfield CT, christened 20 May 1732, died ? in ?.
4. Samuel Blinn; born 12 Apr 1735 in Wethersfield CT, died ? in ?.
5. Abraham Blinn; born 2 Feb 1738 in Wethersfield CT, died 28 Mar 1739 in Wethersfield CT.
6. Elizabeth Blinn; born 7 Apr 1741 in Wethersfield CT, died ? in ?.
Notes on William (son of Peter)
The following is the will William Warner, I put it all in because it mentions other names of relevance.
database: A DIGEST OF THE EARLY CONNECTICUT PROBATE RECORDS. 1723 to 1729.
Recorded in Vol. XII, Page 63-4-5-6-7-8-9 Name: Capt. William Warner Location: Wethersfield
Died 16 October, 1726. Invt. �2111-10-09. Taken 23 and 24 day of November, 1726, by Edward Bulkeley, John Rennolds and Jonathan Robbins.
I, William Warner of Wethersfield, do make this my last will and testament: I give to my beloved wife Elizabeth, of my estate, both real and personal, one-third part while she remains my widow, and no longer. I give to my eldest son John Warner my house, barn and homelott, containing 10 acres, with the trees, fence and other buildings thereon growing and standing, sd. homelott being butted and bounded on the Beaver Dam or brook east, on the highway leading to Middletown west, on land which I bought of Joseph Rily north, and on land of Joseph Grimes south; and also 4 acres on the west side of the aforesd. highway, butting and bounding east on sd. highway, west partly on comon and partly on land of William Blin, north on land herein given to my son Jonathan, and south on land of Joshua Robbins; also I give to my son John Warner 2 acres of my land I had of my brother Daniel Warner, lying in the Great Meadow, which was Porter's land, butted and bounded east on a highway, west on the Great Plain, north on Eliz: Warner, and south on land of John Coleman. Also 2 acres in the Great Swamp, butted and bounded east on the Great River, west on a highway, north on land of Daniel Warner, and south on land of William Stilman. Also 4 acres in the Great Meadow in a place called the Nook, butted and bounded on a highway west and south, and on the Beaver Brook east and north. And also all my right and title in a 22-acre lott lying in Fairfull Swamp, which land joins to the aforesd. homelott. Also 2 acres of land at a place called the Westfield Hill, butted and bounded east and north on a highway, south on land of Jacob Griswold, and west on land herein given to my son John Warner. I give to my son Jonathan Warner these pieces of land: 6 acres which I bought of Joseph Rily, also 6 acres at a place called Hangdog, also 2 acres in the Great Meadow, and 1 1-2 acre in Mile Meadow, also 3 acres of land in the Dry Swamp, also 3 1-2 acres in the Wet Swamp, also 2 acres of land in the South Field, and 2 acres of land at a place called the Westfield Hill. I give to my son William Warner several pieces of land: 6 acres of land at a place called Hangdog, 2 acres of land in Beaver Meadow. Adjoining proprietors: Capt. John Chester, heirs of Samuel Wollcott decd., Eliphalet Dickinson, Ebenezer Belding, Jacob Williams, Capt. Robbins, heirs of Israel Crane, Isaac Rily, Noadiah Dickinson, Jacob Griswold, Samuel Benton and Nathaniel Boreman. My will is that my children which I had by my first wife have all that land which came to me by her, lying in that tier of lotts next to Farmingtown line, that it be equally divided amongst them. I give to my 3 daughters, vizt., to Mary, Hannah and Abigail Warner, to each of them �80 paid to them out of my moveable estate. What my daughter Mary hath already had, and an �8 right in the 52-acre lott which I bought of Elijah Crane, I give to my sd. daughter Mary and to her son Elisha Dunham, to be a part of ye sd. �80. I appoint my son John Warner and my brother Joshua Robbins executors. I do desire my brother Thomas Welles and my brother Daniel Warner and Mr. Richard Robbins to see this my will executed. Witness: Edward Bulkeley, Jonathan Bull, Jonathan Belding, Jr. William Warner, ls.
Notes on John Nott (Second father in law to William)
The following concerns John Nott, but I put it all in because it mentions other names of relevance.
Database: Hartford, Connecticut Probate Records, 1700-29
A DIGEST OF THE EARLY CONNECTICUT PROBATE RECORDS.1710 to 1715.
Page 47 Name: John Nott, Sen. Location: Wethersfield
Invt. �624-01-09. Taken 27 June, 1710, by James Patterson, David Buck and Samuel Smith.
Court Record, Page 15--3 July, 1710: Adms. to Patience Nott, widow, and John Nott, a son.
Page 63--4 March, 1711-12: This Court appoint Patience Nott of Wethersfield to be guardian to her 3 children, minors, viz., Abraham, Thankfull and Anne. Page 64--4 March, 1711-12: Adms. exhibits now an account of their Adms. Allowed. Order to dist. the estate:� s d To Patience Nott, widow, 40-02-04To John, eldest son, 125-19-09To Jonathan, William, Nathaniel, Gershom, Abraham, Thankfull and Anne Nott, to each, 62-19-10 1/2 And appoint Capt. Robert Welles, John Curtis, Jr., and Benjamin Churchill distributors. And grant Patience and John Nott a Quietus Est. Page 198 (Vol. X) 21 August, 1728: Ann Nott informs this Court that her father, John Nott the 2nd, died intestate about 18 or 19 years ago, and an invt. exhibited in Court, debts paid, and an order to distribute. The distributors set out to each child so many pounds in value, but did not set out each child's part by meets and bounds as they ought to have done. The children have by consent given the widow Patience Nott liberty to improve the whole of sd. lot ever since the sd. dist. Now the sd. Patience Nott, being willing to improve her part separately, moves this Court that sd. lot of land be set out to her and the rest by meets and bounds, to the end that she may know which is her particular part to improve. This Court appoint Benjamin Churchill, Jonathan Burnham and Capt. Robert Welles to set out by meets and bounds according to a former dist., allowing the widow to improve a third part of each child's portion. Page 202--1st October, 1728: John Nott moves this Court that the home lot of his late father, John Nott, might be set out to him, he paying the rest of the heirs their portions according to just value. Page 85 (Vol. XI) 13 March, 1732-3: Thomas Harris and William Blynn, in right of their wives Thankfull and Ann, heirs to the estate of John Nott of Wethersfield, moves this Court to set out the home lot of the decd. by meets and bounds to the respective heirs, according to an order of the Court, 4 March, 1711-12. And it appears to this Court, by the sd. distribution, that the sd. home lott was not divided to the heirs by meets and bounds, and now appoint Jonathan Belding, Jacob Goodrich and Jonathan Burnham to set out, etc. John Nott, the eldest son, appeals to the Superior Court.
Page 8 (Vol. XIII) 31 May, 1737: Patience Nott, widow, showing that her husband had been many years dead, yet there had not been set out to her any right of dower in the real estate, this Court now appoint Nathaniel Burnham, Gideon Wells and Elizer Goodrich to set out to her 1-3 part of the land by meets and bounds.
Generation 4: William & Sarah (William<Peter)
1. Solomon Blinn; born 26 Mar 1734 in Wethersfield CT, died ? in ?.
2. Deliverance Blinn; born 13 Jan 1738/9 in Wethersfield CT, died ? in ?.
3. Mary Blinn; born 1740 in Wethersfield CT, died ? in ?.
4. Elizabeth Blinn; born 12 Apr 1741 in Wethersfield CT, died ? in ?.
5. William Blinn; born 14 Sep 1742 in Wethersfield CT, died ? in ?.
6. Hosea Blinn; born 1 Dec 1744 in Wethersfield CT, died ? in ?.
7. Sarah Blinn; born 28 Sep 1746 in Wethersfield CT, died ? in ?.
Generation 4: Peter & Martha (William<Peter)
1. David Blinn; born 10 Oct 1735 in Wethersfield CT, died ? in ?.
2. Christian Blinn; born 17 Aug 1737 in Wethersfield CT, died 27 May 1755 in ?.
3. Anna Blinn; born 17 Aug 1739 in Wethersfield CT, died ? in ?.
4. Abraham Blinn; born 14 Jan 1742 in Wethersfield CT, died 1790 in ?; married Mary or Polly ?; child: Levi, Shingleton, & Mary.
5. Lois Blinn; born 13 May 1745 in Wethersfield CT, died ? in ?.
6. Comfort Blinn; born 15 Oct 1749 in Wethersfield CT, died ? in ?.
7. Peter Blinn; born 7 Dec 1752 in Wethersfield CT, died ? in ?.
Generation 5: Abraham & Mary (Peter<William<Peter)
1. Levi Blinn,
2. Shingleton Blinn, died 21 Mar 1808
3. Mary Blinn; born 1771/72 in ?, died 4 Feb 1835 in ?; married first aft 1799 John Beckley; children: Lydia & Eliza.
Mary married second Lurnan Beckley. Lydia born Sep 1800, married Edmund Sanford in 1816 in Berlin CT. Eliza born abt 1808 died abt 1892 married Hiram Hubbard.
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