Martha Doolittle and Theophilus Fenn were married in Wallingford, Ct., in May of 1722, the 22nd by one source and the 24th by another source. They had 11 children, with Edward being my ancestor.
| Name | Born | Died |
| Elizabeth | 30 March 1723 | ? |
| Martha | 23 Sept. 1725 |
6 Sept 1818 |
| Bethia | 18 Feb.1728 | ? |
| Benjamin | 8 Sept. 1730 | ? |
| Edward | 2 Sept. 1732 | 1821 |
| Phebe | 12 Feb 1735 | ? |
| Theophilus | 1737 | 1737 |
| Abigail | 23 Oct. 1738 | ? |
| Eunice | 16 March 1741 | ? |
| Theophilus | 29 June 1744 | ? |
| Susanna | 28 Sept. 1746 | 1746 |
Martha's parents were Daniel and Hannah Cornwall Doolittle. Gedcom files uploaded to RootsWeb by several cousins helped me document Martha's ancestors, complete with sources and references. The following links will get you the Doolittle Gedcom files by Cathy B., Dutch M., and Jerry F.

Notes:
William Cornwall's wife was Mary Bull, born 09 MARCH 1608/1609, in Middletown, Middlesex, England.
Abraham Doolittle was quite the staunch Puritan, as were most of my ancestors from that area during that time period. I'm planning a page about my many ancestors from Connecticut, their religion, and anything else I can dig up about them. Maybe siblings of my Connecticut ancestors from different branches of my tree knew each other, or married, as did the Stickneys and Kingsburys in Massachusetts. see my connections page for that info.
Sources:
Jacobus, Donald, Families of Ancient New Haven, and in the New Haven Genealogical Magazine, page 599. Also, other sources quoted by the cousins whose Gedcom files are linked to above the JPEG Ancestor chart.
Descendants of Edward Fenn of Wallingford, Connecticutt, by the Reverend Ara Fenn Walker of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. Elizabeth Fenn Balduc, of Virginia, MN.