ARNOLD genealogy by Coralynn
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ARNOLD genealogy by Coralynn
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New England Arnolds
*John Arnold was one of the founders of Hartford, CT
His son,
**Joseph Arnold was one of the founders of Haddam, CT, b 1626 in England (came to the New World at about the age of 10, died 10/22/1691 in E. Haddam, Middlesex County, CT. He married Elizabeth Wakeman and the children were:
***1. Susannah Arnold b 1675 in E. Haddam, Middlesex, CT who married Thomas Brooks (b 1664).
2. John Arnold was born 1662 in E. Haddam, CT.
3. Joseph Arnold was born 3/7/1665-66 in E. Haddam, Middlesex County, CT.
4. Samuel Arnold was born 1668 in E. Haddam, CT. He died 1739.
5. Josiah Arnold was born 1670 in E. Haddam, CT and died Feb 1711-12 in Haddam, CT.
6. Jonathan Arnold was born 1679 in E. Haddam, CT and died Jan 1728-29 in Haddam, CT.
7. Elizabeth Arnold was born 1682 in E. Haddam, Middlesex County, CT.
***Susannah Arnold b 1675 married Thomas (Deacon) Brooks on March 16, 1695-96 in Haddam, Middlesex, CT. (He the son of Thomas Brooks and Alice (Marah) Spencer. SEE the Link to the Spencer line at the bottom of this site.
Children:
Siblings: Abraham, Joseph, Jabez, Mary, Elizabeth, Susannah, Thankful, Sarah, Eunice
And
****Thomas Brooks b 9/30/1697 in Haddam, Middlesex, CT died 4/3/1781 in Haddam Neck, Middlesex, CT. married Mary Smith, daughter of Benjamin Smith and Elizabeth Wells.
Child from this marriage: (there were no doubt others as well):
*****Abigail Brooks, born 1732 in Haddam, Middlesex, CT died in 1802 Haddam, married on 2/16/1752 in Norwich, New London, Ct. Ebenezer Thomas, son of Roger Thomas and Susanna Snow.
One of their children:
******Eunice Thomas was born 10/6/1767 in Haddam, CT and died 7/26/1845 in Leyden, Lewis County, NY. She married Timothy HUBBARD, son of Timothy Hubbard and Sarah Bailey.
Now we find the surname changing to HUBBARD. At the bottom of this little site, click on the Link to the Hubbard site and you can pick it up from there.
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HADDAM, MIDDLESEX, CT
Quite a few generations of my ancestors lived in Haddam, CT. Many of them descended from the Founders of Haddam. The families that lived in that town seemed to marry just each other, more than is the case in most small towns. It reminds me of Brigadoon, a mythical town that could only exist as long as no one ever left the borders of the place.
Anyway, the surnames in Haddam wind around each other like the ribbons on a maypole.
PLEASE CONTACT this site for more info on Haddam:
<www.Haddam.com>
Very simple URL. This site is also Linked at the bottom of the Hubbard site, I believe. When you see the first page, click on "Haddam in Depth", then when that pg appears, click on "The Founders" and you will find a lot of genealogical information about the founding families.
MY GUESTBOOK: There are Links at the bottom of this page to some of my other surname sites, but in the Guestbook I have also put several more.
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Looking for JOAN ARNOLD
I have no idea if Joan Arnold and I are related, though it's always possible. Since I've been doing genealogy, I have obviously seen that surname a lot, and it made me wonder if I could find Joan anywhere? As you probably know, women are extremely hard to find, even with all the internet tools we now have, as their last names are seldom the names they had when we knew them years ago.
Joan and I and Doreen McCormick shared a flat at 144 Jewett Parkway, Buffalo NY back around 1959-61. (In the picture at the top of this page, she is sitting in the chair. That's me being silly behind her.)
If anyone knows Joan Arnold (born apx 1937 or later) can you email me at:
Elacia3577@aol.com
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