Per Stiles' "Ancient Windor," Vol II, pg. 767, alternate date of birth 5 Dec 1652, and alternate date of death from same text is 1 Oct 1727. His twin is sister, Sarah.
From "A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, ... , Vol. III, by James Savage, p. 461: JAMES, Windsor, sec. s. of the sec. John of the same, m. 15 Jan. 1680, Sarah, eldest d. of Owen Tudor, had James, b. 13 Oct. 1680, d. soon; Mary, 4 June 1682, d. at 2 yrs. Isaac, 13 July 1683, d. 1 May foll.; Mary, 23 Sept. 1684.; and Sarah, 31 May 1686; went to Eng. was in 1690 a merch. of distinct. in London, wh. declin. the office of agent for the Col.
51. Jane Tudor
Sometimes listed as Ann.
Notes from Bill Lyman:
Enoch was a schoolmaster, at least in his early years, in Glastonbury. Land records in both Glastonbury and Colchester, Connecticut, detail buying and selling a good deal of land between 1733 and 1745. To date no death or burial record has been found, also no will has been found. He had at least two children.
278. Mary Smith
Never married.
281. Samuel Smith
From "The Colonial Clergy and the Colonial Churches of New England," by Frederick Lewis Weis (Lancaster MA: 1936; reprinted, Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing, Co., Inc., 1977.), p. 190: "SAMUEL SMITH, A.M., b. Glastonbury, CT., Feb. 20, 1691/2, son of Samuel and Jane (Tudor) Smith; Y. C., 1713, A.B., A.M.; Tutor; Ord. Columbia, CT., (2nd Church. in Lebanon), 1720; sett. Columbia, CT., 1720-1724; dism. Dec. 24, 1724; d. Columbia, CT., May 27, 1725. "
Removed to Woodbury, CT about 1680 where he died 12 Jan. 1709, per "History of Old Stratford," Vol II, pg 1229 and per Savage. Called "Isaac Judson, son of Lt. Jos. & Sarah Porter" in Stiles's "Ancient Windsor," Vol II, pg. 767. However, they did not have a son named Isaac and John is the correct spouse of Mary; Stiles calls her his 3rd wife and that is confirmed.
CHURCH: Woodbury, Litchfield County, Connecticut, First Congregational Church Records Volume 1 (1670-1829), page 1. A record of ye proceedings and affairs of ye 2d Church at Startford from its beginning by me Zachariah Walker [which shortly thereafter became First Congregational Church of Woodbury. Woodbury was incorporated on the 14th day of May 1674]. Page 3. The names of ye persons ye subscribed this covenant and again publickly owned it. May 5th 1670 ye day of my ordination were as followeth: Zechariah Walker, Samuel Sherman Senr, Joseph Judson Senr, John Hurd Senr, Nicholas Knell, Robert Clark, John Minor, Samuel Sherman Junr, John Wheeler, Samuel Stiles, Hope Washburn, Hugh Grifin, Ephraim Stiles, John Thompson Junr, Theophilus Sherman, Matthew Sherman, John Judson, Samuel Mils, Benjamin Stiles, Edmond Sherman---persons since added: John Skeeles, Israel Curtiss, Thomas ffairchilde, Richard Harvey, Richard Butler, Robert Lane, Moses Johnson.
CHURCH: Woodbury, Litchfield County, Connecticut, First Congregational Church Records Volume 1 (1670-1829), page 14. 1685 Nov: 26 John Judson and Elizabeth his wife: John Mitchel and Elizabeth his wife: Hannah Judson, Hackaliah Preston, and Susanna Fairchild were admitted to full comunion in this church:
MARRIAGE: Woodbury, Litchfield County, Connecticut Town Records (1683-1867), page 170, Mr John Judson Senr of Woodberry and Mrs Mary Orton of Farmington were married ye fifth day of July 1699.
John married (1) 12 March 1673/1674 (Stratford record) Elizabeth Chapman, daughter of John. The wife is called Elizabeth at the birth of a child in 1678, and in all the baptismal records; they had nine children. He married (2) Hannah, daughter of Mr. Anthony Howkins, and widow of Jonathan Nichols and Samuel Ward; no children. He married (3) Mary Orton of Farmington; their marriage covenant mentions her father Tudor and her two sons, John and Samuel Orton, under 16, and Judson's two houses at Stratford and Woodbury. John and Mary had four children.
He was freed from training June 1685. He died at Woodbury 12 January 1709/1710 in his 63rd year. The three eldest sons received lands by gift before their father's death.
Inventory is dated 14 January 1709/1710. It mentions estate in Woodbury, Stratford and Stamford. Administration was granted to sons John and Joseph. Distribution was made 18 April 1710: widow, Mrs. Mary Judson, half of house in Woodbury; Isaac, Daniel, Jonathan, Eliphalet Judson; Martha Preston, Mary Judson; Ephraim Judson, lands in Stratford; Jeremiah Judson, lands in Stratford or Stratfield.
Resided in Lebanon, Conn., for some time.
From "A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, Vol. 3," by James Savage, p.112: JOHN, Windsor, eldest s. of the first John, had Mary, b. 20 Mar. 1672; Elizabeth 31 Dec. 1677; Deborah, 1680; Zechariah, Nov. 1681; Ezekiel, Oct. 1683; Ephraim, Nov. 1685, d. young; Rebecca, Dec. 1687; and Ruth, 28 Jan. 1690; beside John, 28 Mar. 1692. He was deac. and m. 1696, Sarah, wid. of Isaac Warner.
From: "The Descendants of Joseph Loomis in America," by Elias Loomis,
1909, p. 129: 21. DEAC. JOHN LOOMIS, b. Windsor Conn., Nov. 9, 1649; m. 1st, (???); m. 2nd, Dec 30, 1696, Sarah (Boltwood) Warner. d. July 14, 1726, widow of Isaac Warner. He was deac. of the church and d. Aug. 31, 1715. 9 ch'n.: 111. REBECCA, b. Dec. 1687; m. Dec. 10, 1713, Josiah, b. Mch. 10, 1678, son of Samuel and Mary (Norton) Rockwell, (See Tuttle Gen., p. 678). Lebanon, Conn. Ch'n: 1. Rebecca, 2. Ruth, 3. Josiah, 4. Ezra, 5. Waitstill, 6. Eunice."
Nathanale Porter
The identity of John's first wife is unknown. Different sources have speculated that the first wife of John was named Mary because of the use of the name Mary in the naming of the first daughter after the mother, which was a common practice of this family during that period of time.
Two oft cited candidates are Mary Hadley (of Salem, Mass.) and Mary Judd (of Farmington, Conn.). Mary Judd, b. 1644/45 in Hartford County, Connecticut, was the spouse of Thomas Loomis. Mary Hadley, b. 1657 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts, was probably married to a Mr. Paige/Page. She died in Glouster, Mass.
291. Elizabeth Loomis
Married Francis Griswold as his first wife. No issue from this marriage.
Probate Records of Norwich, Connecticut, Volumes 1–3 (Online database: NewEnglandAncestors.org, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2003), (Abstracted by Jennie F. Tefft Gallup. "Abstracts of the first probate records of Norwich, Conn., 1740-1770," 3 vols, typescript. Acquired by NEHGS, 1929)
Griswold Francis .Court 6 may 1760. Will made 9 April 1760
429-484 Request to Wife Patience the south west most large room in the dwelling house and so much Seller Room under said House as she shall need ,with the 1/5 part of my Home Lot where I live, with the 1.3 part of my wood Lett adjoin To Charles Avery's Land where he lives all to be for her use and improvement for the time she shall remain my Widow. I also give her all the estate she brought me, or that I was endowed with at ear marriage, also 1/3 of all movable and personal Estate. Request to beloved son Isaac, Request; to sons Daniel ,Abell, Isaac & Adoniram all the residue 434- of my Estate that lies in the colony of Conn.
457
Request to Daughters Mary, To Daughter Abigeil, To Daughter Elizabeth, Daughter*in*law Abigail Latham, Will signed may 5,1760 Joseph Griswold, Josiah Backus, Richard Hide, wit. lnv.totaled £1587.19.6 The land included 21 acres and 3/4 on Waweons Hill, Near Hewitts Land. Woodland to SlainHills with 25 acres in Nawent Society. A small piece of land called the Tan Yard with the bark House and fats. To Francis the fourth son we have divided and sett to him Two acres and 50 rods in the home Lot with the Barn & curry Shop.Too Adonijah 5th son, Rich. Hide Isaac Tracy, James Hide.
Of Hadley, Hampshire, Mass. Widow of Isaac Warner.
From “A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, Vol. 3,” by James Savage, p. 111: JOSEPH, son of John the first, Hannah, and Ann, born 10 Jan. 1678; Joseph, 13 Feb. 1681; Joseph, 28 Nov. 1682; Grace, 17 Mar. 1685; Lydia, 15 Apr. 1686, who died at 16 years.; and Sarah, 8 Jan. 1693.
From "History of Ancient Windsor," p. 434: Dau. of John & Hepzibah Ford, who was the dau. of Thomas F. of W. and wid. of Richard Lyman.
301. Joseph Loomis
From Thomas Koch:
Joseph Loomis #117 needs to be eliminated. I just noticed that he has the exact same birthdate as Joseph Loomis #67. The death record specified that Joseph Loomis who died on 19 Mar 1683 was Joseph, son of Joseph, son of Joseph, and Windsor records only one birth on 28 Nov 1682. So I feel that Joseph Loomis #116 did not die young, and is in fact the ancestor of the children listed as those of Joseph Loomis #117.
Another record shows John having been born February 26, 1673. Captain John Webster was one of the first settlers of Lebanon, Connecticut.
At a meeting of original proprietors of Lebanon, December 1697, who said that the land had been granted to them November 1, 1695, they set off a quantity of land designated opposite their names, and to John Webster nine acres and three yards. About the same time a "home lot" of fifteen acres was set off to him, bounded north-west by the highway; south-east by the home lot of George Webster, south-west by the small street, and north-east by a highway near the brook. March 1700, and April 1701, more land was "layed" out to him, and July 5, 1710, is recorded another grant of land to him.
August 5, 1712: John Webster of Lebanon buys of Dr. John Loomis land there and resells it to him the same day.
Dec 26, 1735: John Webster of Lebanon, Thomas Webster of Hebron, Josiah Webster and Jedediah Strong and his wife Elizabeth, all of Lebanon, they, John, Thomas, Josiah, and Elizabeth, being the only children of their late honorable father, John Webster of Lebanon, aforesaid, now deceased, and Grace Webster of said Lebanon, being the widow of said deceased, being minded by agreement to follow the estate both real and personal "to prevent disputes," they deed to her land in the Five Miles, etc.
There is no record of the deaths of his wives, but it is known that he is buried in the old cemetery at Lebanon.
55. Thomas Loomis
From “A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, Vol. 3,” by James Savage, p. 114: THOMAS, Hatfield, son of the first John, married 31 Mar. 1680, Sarah, eldest daughter of Daniel White of the same, had John, born 1 Jan. 1681; Thomas, 20 Apr. 1684; and died 12 Aug. 1688. His widow married 12 Nov. 1689, John Bissell.
m. (1) on Dec. 23, 1680 Mary ELLSWORTH; (2) on July 9, 1713, to Widow Hannah DRAKE.
From "A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England," by James Savage, Vol. 3, p.111: DANIEL, Windsor, s. of John the first, m. 23 Dec. 1680, Mary, d. of Josiah Ellsworth, had Daniel, b. 15 Nov. 1682; Josiah, 1684; Job, 21 Jan. 1686; John, 11 Oct. 1688; Mary, 15 Jan. 1691; Isaac, 23 Aug. 1694; Abraham, 13 Dec 1696; Benjamin, 7 Feb. 1699; and Benajah, 20 Jan. 1702; and d. 25 June 1740.
Possible date of death is July 9, 1713. Savage lists Elizabeth's father as Joel.
Stiles lists "his" date of marriage as 1715; he indicates another source lists 1713.
59. Timothy Loomis
From “A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, Vol. 3,” by James Savage, p. 114: TIMOTHY, Windsor, son of the first John, m. 20 Mar. 1689, Rebecca Porter, had Timothy, born 22 Feb. 1691; Ichabod, 25 Jan. 1693; Lois, 15 Aug. 1695, died next yr.; Ann, 15 June 1698; Rebecca, 24 May 1700; Uriah, 8 May 1703; and Obadiah, 4 Aug. 1705. Ten of this name had, in 1834, been graduated at the New England college chiefly at Yale.
From “A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, Vol. 3,” by James Savage, p. 113: NATHANIEL, Windsor, prob. son of the first John, married 28 Nov. 1689, Ruth Porter, had Nathaniel, b. 7 Mar. 1695, Charles, 20 Feb. 1697.
Early Connecticut Probate Records, Vol. 3, p. 80
Page 261-2-3.
Loomis, Ensign Nathaniel, Bolton. Invt. £86-08-01. Taken 2 October, 1732, by Timothy Olcott and Daniel Griswold of Bolton. Will dated 6 January, 1729-30.
I, Nathaniel Loomis of Bolton, in the County of Hartford, do ordain this my last will and testament : I give unto my wife Ruth the use of 1-2 of my dwelling house and half of my improved land during her natural life; also so much of my moveable estate as shall be necessary for her comfortable subsistence. I give to my son Nathaniel Loomis 1/2 of my right in the common and undivided land in Windsor besides what I have already given him by decd. I give to my son Charles Loomis 1-2 of a parcell of land in Bolton I took as part of a 2nd division (the whole parcell is 16 acres, bounded east on Coventry). I give to my son Roger Loomis my 2nd division arising from my land. I give to my son Jerijah Loomis my homelott I now live on, with the buildings and appurtenances thereof, as it is bounded west on the highway, south on land I have given to Roger Loomis, east on common land, and north on Charles Loomis and Col. Allyn, 1-2 of which after my wife's decease. Also I give him 1-2 of about 20 acres in Hebron I had in exchange with John Bishop ; also 1-2 of 15 acres of swamp north of John Bishop's land. I give to my daughter Ruth £80 to be paid her by my son Jerijah Loomis when she is 18 years of age. The other half of my lands in Windsor Town Commons to be equally divided amongst my sons. I appoint my son Nathaniel sole executor.
Witness : John Bissell, NATHANIEL LOOMIS, LS.
Samuel Brown, John Bishop.Court Record, Page 84 - 6 March, 1732-3: Will exhibited by Nathaniel Loomis, executor.
Page 313-14.
Loomis, Lt. Nathaniel, Windsor. Invt. £517-05-03. Taken 21
October, 1733, by William Wolcott, Hezekiah Porter and Samuel Ban-
croft. Will dated 26 May, 1729.
From “A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, Vol. 3,” by James Savage, p. 114: SAMUEL, Windsor, son of the first John, married 2 July 1688, Elizabeth White, daughter of Daniel of Hatfield, had Elizabeth born and died next year; Samuel, 28 Feb. 1690, died at 2 weeks.; Samuel, again, 17 July 1692, not 1695, as Stiles tells; Isaac, 28 Dec. 1693; Jacob, 25 Feb. 1695, not 1692, as in Stiles; Azariah, 2 May 1700; Elizabeth 13 Nov. 1702; Sarah, 7 Mar. 1705; Caleb, 20 Sept. 1707; and Daniel, 20 Feb. 1709. He had removed some years before to Colchester, there was deacon 1702, and his wife died Feb. 1736. A second wife married 25 Oct. 1738, widow Elizabeth Church, daughter 10 Aug. 1751, aged 78 years and he died 20 May 1754, near 88.
First Deacon of 1st Church in Colchester, CT.
331. Deacon Samuel Loomis
Samuel Loomis was appointed Ensign in 1730 and was a Deacon of the First Church at Colchester. No issue.
332. Isaac Loomis
Did not appear in his father's will of 1754. Possibly died young.
He was appointed Captain in 1743. Dea. of 1st Church in Colchester. No issue.
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Dea. Samuel LOOMIS, formerly wife of Mr. Richard CHURCH (Richard CHURCH d. 1 Apr 1730 in 67th yr.), d. 10 Aug 1741 Æ 78 y. 6 m. and 1 day.
64. Elizabeth Loomis
From "Descendants of Joseph Loomis in America": ELIZABETH, b. May 8, 1671; m. Windsor, Feb. 4, 1691-2, John, b. Jan. 8, 1668, d. Feb. 4, 1728, son of Peter and Mary (Gillett) Brown, who was the son of Peter Brown, who came to Plymouth in the Mayflower in 1620. She d. Dec. 11, 1723. Children: 1. Elizabeth, 2. Mary, 3. Ann, 4. Hannah, 5. John, ancestor of Capt., John Brown (Owen, Capt. John, John) b. May 9, 1800, of Harper's Ferry, 1859, whose "soul goes marching on"; also of Rev. Dr. Heman Humphrey (Hannah [Brown], Capt. John, John) b. Mch. 26, 1779, Pres. Amherst Coll. 1823-45; and also of many other noted ones, some of whom are--Rev. Charles F. Hudson, author of several books; Rev. Dr. Edw. P. Humphrey, Prof. Danville Th. Sem.; Hon. James Humphrey, memb. Cong.; Rev. John Humphrey, Prof. Mor. Phil., Hamilton Coll.; Rev. Dr. Zephaniah M. Humphrey, Prof. Lane Theol. Sem., Cincinnati, O., etc. 6. Ann, 7. Sarah, 8. Isaac, 9. Daniel, 10. Margaret, 11. Esther. (See Whitney Gen. p. 1274, for many descendants).
Claims of a son Peter were shown to be baseless by Donald Lines Jacobus, "Peter Brown of Windsor, Conn.," TAG 33:214, and Robert S. Wakefield, "Peter Brown of Windsor, Conn., Not a Mayflower [p.256] Descendant," NGSQ 67:253. Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families in Progress-Peter Brown of the Mayflower and His Descendants for Four Generations (1986), was recently published and is available from the General Society of Mayflower Descendants.
He is the ancestor of John Brown, the Liquidator.