1255. Capt. Epaphras Loomis
"He was in the Revolution and several of his sons (Orcutt).
3367. Epaphras Loomis Jr.
According to Orcutt, he served in the Revolutionary War.
3368. Remembrance Loomis
Died while a British prisoner (Orcutt).
In her letter, Kathy Fenton lists Noah's death as 4 Mar 1818. He represesented Torrington in the legislature for several years, was selectman of the town, and deacon of the church. Kathy cites as sources for the descendants of Noah John North of Farmington Connecticut and His Descendants by Dexter North, 1921; and History of Torrington, CT from its first settlement 1737 by Samuel Orcutt, 18782
The North genealogy calls both Junius and Remembrance as sons of Noah and Elizabeth Humphrey, but this is not posible as Jemima died with the birth of her youngest daughter in Dec 1767, and Noah did not remarry until 1771. 2
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1. Title: "The Burr Family" by Charles Burr Todd --A genealogical record from 1193 to 1902. Printed in 1902
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Supposedly had two children by an other father (Levi SOPER b: 27 APR 1745 in Granby, Connecticut and Mary SOPER b: 27 AUG 1747). See note for John Soper.
See Genealogical Journal, Vo l. 17, Nos. 1 & 2, 1988/1989, entitled: "David Allen of Weston, Stockbridge, Claverick and Nobletown." Son of David & Martha/Mary (Bennett) Allen.
1268. Ichabod Loomis Jr.
"Settled at Torrington, both (he and his wife) joined Torr. ch. 17 July 1754, but did not long remain there." (Stiles)
1269. Capt. Reuben Loomis
From "History of Ancient Windsor, " by Henry R. Stiles, p. 444 footnote: According to statement by one of this Reuben's descendants to D. Williams Patterson, Esq., that Reuben was the son of Ichabod, son of Timothy, the missing links can only be supplied by presuming that Ichabod (son of Timothy) b. 1692, m abt. 1718/19, and had Ichabod and Reuben b. before Lucy, b. 1727, as given on page 438.
Captain Rueben Loomis & ye widow Mary Hubbard (Bailey).