Sarah Welles

(5 May 1655 - )
Sarah Welles|b. 5 May 1655|p1264.htm|Thomas Welles|b. 1620\nd. 1676|p795.htm|Mary Beardsley|b. 1631\nd. 20 Sep 1691|p798.htm|Ensign Hugh Welles|b. ca 1590\nd. ca 1645|p792.htm|Frances (--?--)|b. s 1595\nd. 1678|p793.htm|William Beardsley|b. ca 1604\nd. 1661|p796.htm|Mary Harvey|b. ca 1608\nd. fol 1667|p797.htm|

7-greats-grandaunt of Darrell Allen Martin.
Sarah was born in Wethersfield, Hartford County, Connecticut, on 5 May 1655.1 She was the daughter of Thomas Welles and Mary Beardsley. She married David Hoyt in Hadley, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, on 3 April 1673.

Cited documentation

  1. [S237] Nellie Beardsley Holt, The Family of William Beardsley, One of the First Settlers of Stratford, Connecticut, offset reprint of original typescript. (Ellsworth, Me.: Downeast Graphics and Printing, Inc., 1951), pg. 6, "... home at Wethersfield, where five of their fourteen children were born ... iii. Sarah, b. 5 May 1655."
 
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