1257. Hannah PALMER (Ebenezer , Waite , William , Gershom , Walter ).

Hannah married Gershom RAY.

1258. Lucy PALMER (Ebenezer , Waite , William , Gershom , Walter ) was born 7 Sep 1761 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. She died 3 Apr 1792 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.

Lucy married James YORK, son of Bell YORK and Ruth MAIN, on 11 Mar 1781 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. James was born 11 Sep 1756 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. He died 23 Jul 1833 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.

1261. Jabesh RAY (Naomi PALMER , Gershom , George , Gershom , Walter ) died in Preston, New London Co., Connecticut.

Jabesh married Hannah YORK, daughter of James YORK and Lucy PALMER, on 11 Apr 1804 in Preston, New London Co., Conn.. Hannah was born 24 Mar 1783 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.

1262. Walter HEWITT (Walter HEWITT , Walter HEWITT , Ann PALMER , Gershom , Walter ) was born 5 Nov 1766 in Canaan, Litchfield Co., Connecticut. He died 11 Jan 1850 in Greenfield Center, Saratoga Co., New York and was buried in St. John's Cemetery, Greenfield, Saratoga Co., New York.

DESCENDANTS OF CAPTAIN THOMAS HEWITT OF STONINGTON, CONN.. Compiled by Virginia Hewitt Watterson, 1996. Found in the Joseph Smith Library, Salt Lake City, Ut. Page 130.
    Born in Canaan, Litchfield Co., Conn., 5 Nov 1755 (Bible), son of Walter Hewitt and Thankful Bacon. He died in Greenfield Center, Saratoga Co., NY, 11 Jan 1850, age 83 years (tombstone). Walter married ELIZABETH HEWITT, 6 Sep 1769 (Bible), in Saratoga Co., NY. Elizabeth was born in Conn., 18 Sep 1769 (Bible), daughter of Richard Hewitt and Experience Leeds. She died in Greenfield Center, NY, 27 May 1842, age 73 years (tombstone). Both were buried in St. John's Cemetery at Greenfield, NY.
    After their marriage, Walter and Elizabeth settled on a farm in Greenfield, NY in 1789. They later moved to another farm in that area where they spent the rest of their lives. They were numbers of the 1st Congregational Church of Greenfield in which all of their children were baptized. Walter was appointed deacon of the church, a position he held for many years. He held several town offices from 1795 to 1794. He had a permit to keep a tavern 1795. He was one of the founders of the local Temperance Society, organized in 1809. Active in civic affairs, Walter held the office of Justice of the Peace in 1811 and 1812 and he was a captain in the local militia 14 March 1803. During the War of 1812, he served as a major in the 59th regiment of New York troops.
    Walter's will, dated 7 Nov 1849, was probated, 8 Apr 1850 (Saratoga Co. Probate Records, Book 16, pp. 212-4). He gave to his 4 living daughters - Rolina, wife of Alfred Weed; Experience, wife of Alanson Wescott, Thankful, wife of Jeremiah Wood; and Eliza, wife of Seth Godfrey - $40 each, and they were to share the bedding and household furniture. The unnamed children of deceased daughter, Cynthia Smith, were to divide $50 among them. Son Walter was to have $20, son Richard was given $100, son Seth to have $70, and son Charles L. Hewitt was to have $10, and grandson Thomas L. Hewitt, son of deceased son Thomas L. Hewitt, was to receive $5. Sons Alexander and Christopher were given all the land and tenements, livestock, carriages and farm utensils to be divided equally. They were also named executors of their father's estate.
    References:
Bible Record of Walter and Elizabeth Hewitt of Greenfield, NY.
Records of 1st Congregational Church of Greenfield, NY.
Probate Records of Saratoga Co., NY, Book 16, pp. 212-4, LDS film $555,722.
Durkee, EPITAPHS OF SARATOGA CO, NY, LDS film $17,932.
Sylvester, HISTORY OF SARATOGA CO., NY, pp. 84, 92, 437 & 442.
Saratoga Sentinel newspaper, issue 2 Jan 1821 & issue 15 Apr 1829.
Timothy Hopkins, THE KELLOGGS IN THE NEW WORLD, San Francisco, 1903, pp. 356 & 710.
Information from Diane Ulrich Partington of Mt Vernon, Washington, a descendant of Thomas Leeds Hewitt.
US Census 1790-1860.

Walter married Elizabeth HEWITT, daughter of Richard HEWITT and Experience LEEDS, on 6 Nov 1786 in Saratoga Co., New York. Elizabeth was born 18 Sep 1769 in Connecticut. She died 27 May 1842 in Greenfield, Saratoga Co., New York and was buried in St. John's Cemetery, Greenfield, Saratoga Co., New York.

1263. Samuel HEWITT (Walter HEWITT , Walter HEWITT , Ann PALMER , Gershom , Walter ) was born 4 Oct 1769 in Canaan, Litchfield Co., Connecticut. He died 10 Feb 1849 in Stillwater, Saratoga Co., New York and was buried in Yellow Meeting, Stillwater, Saratoga Co., New York.

DESCENDANTS OF CAPTAIN THOMAS HEWITT OF STONINGTON, CONN.. Compiled by Virginia Hewitt Watterson, 1996. Found in the Joseph Smith Library, Salt Lake City, Ut. Pages 132-133.
    Born in Canaan, Litchfield Co., Conn., 4 Oct 1769 (tombstone), son of Walter Hewitt and Thankful Bacon. He died in Stillwater, Saratoga Co., NY, 10 Feb 1849, age 79 years, 4 months and 4 days (tombstone). Samuel married 1st RACHEL PATTISON, 23 Jun 1796 (Detroit Soc.). Rachel was born in Stillwater, NY, 1 Apr 1777 (Pattison Family Assoc.), daughter of Thomas Pattison and Elizabeth Hargrave Ashton. She died at Stillwater, 17 Mar 1798, age 20 years and 11 months (tombstone). Samuel and Rachel were buried at the Yellow Meeting House Cemetery in Stillwater, NY.
    Samuel married 2nd, SARAH JOHNSON about 1800. Sarah was born in Rhode Island, 16 Apr 1782 (Tombstone), daughter of Capt. Edmund Johnson and Sarah Potter. She died in Stillwater, NY, 23 Dec 1848, age 66 years, 8 months and 7 days (tombstone). Sarah was buried in the Baptist Church Cemetery at Stillwater.
    When Samuel was a young boy, his parents left Conn. and settled in Saratoga Co., NY. He grew up in Stillwater and spent his entire life there as a farmer.
    Samuel's will, dated 4 Apr 1846, was probated 25 Mar 1849 (Saratoga Co. Probate Records, Book 15, pp. 28-29). The will provided for his wife, Sarah who had predeceased him by less than 2 months, and for his daughter Sarah for their lifetimes. Son Walter was given a bed and bedding. Sons Edward, Samuel and Horatio were bequeathed $250 each out of the estate. All the rest estate was to be divided equally among his 4 sons, Edward, Samuel, Horatio and Walter. Sons Thomas and Darius had already had their share of the estate. Son Elias was to have $10 a year for clothing for 5 years. Daughters Frances Cornelia was given $50 plus a cow and 6 sheep. Samuel's sons, Edward and Darius Hewitt were named executors of the estate.
    References:
Saratoga Co. Probate Records, Book 15, pp. 28-9, LDS film #555, 722, and Book 19, pp. 473-5, LDS film #555,725.
Durkee, EPITAPHS OF SARATOGA CO., NY, LDS film #17932.
Sylvester, HISTORY OF SARATOGA CO., NY, pp. 99 & 490-1.
Detroit Society for Genealogy Research, Vol. 3, p. 128.
THE PATTESON AND PATTISON FAMILY ASSOC., Vol. 1, pp. 75 & 143.
Information from Mrs. Elizabeth Cooley of Ft. Thomas, Kentucky, a Hewitt researcher and wife of a descendant of Thomas Pattison Hewitt.
New York State census 1855.
US Census 1810-1860.

Samuel married (1) Rachel PATTISON, daughter of Thomas PATTISON and Elizabeth Hargrave ASHTON, on 23 Jun 1796 in Stillwater, Saratoga Co., New York. Rachel was born 1 Apr 1777 in Stillwater, Saratoga Co., New York. She died 17 Mar 1798 in Stillwater, Saratoga Co., New York and was buried in Yellow Meeting, Stillwater, Saratoga Co., New York.

Samuel also married (2) Sarah Sally JOHNSON, daughter of Edmund JOHNSON and Sarah POTTER. Sarah was born 16 Apr 1782 in Rhode Island. She died 23 Dec 1848 in Stillwater, Saratoga Co., New York and was buried in Baptist Church Cemetery, Stillwater, Saratoga Co., New York.

1264. Josiah HEWITT (Walter HEWITT , Walter HEWITT , Ann PALMER , Gershom , Walter ) was born about 1771 in Canaan, Litchfield Co., Connecticut. He died before 1810 in Stillwater, Saratoga Co., New York and was buried in Union Cemetery, Stillwater, Saratoga Co., New York.

DESCENDANTS OF CAPTAIN THOMAS HEWITT OF STONINGTON, CONN. Compiled by Virginia Hewitt Watterson, 1996. Found in the Joseph Smith Library, Salt Lake City, Ut. Page 134.
    Born in Canaan, Litchfield Co., Conn. about 1773, son of Walter Hewitt and Thankful Bacon. He died in Stillwater, Saratoga Co., NY before 1810. Josiah married CATHERINE EDMONDS in Saratoga Co., NY. Catherine was born 12 Feb 1773 (tombstone) in New York State, parents unknown. She died in Stillwater, NY, 24 Sep 1859, age 86 years, 7 months and 12 days (tombstone) and was buried in the Union Cemetery at Stillwater, NY.
    Josiah and Catherine resided in Stillwater after their marriage. His early death before 1810, left Catherine a young widow with 4 children to rails. She continued to make her home in Stillwater the rest of her life and did not remarry.
    On 28 Jan 1858, Catherine wrote her will which was probated 25 Jan 1860 (Saratoga Co. Probate Records, Book 19, p. 129). She left her estate to her 3 sons - Samuel, Josiah and Sidney Hewitt - and her daughter, Electa Rundle. Josiah was to receive the house and lot in Stillwater if he paid the other 3 heirs $30 each. If he became ill and couldn't support himself, the executors were to sell the house and lot and furnish Josiah with the necessary means of support and comfort. The other 2 sons, Samuel and Sidney, and daughter Electa, were given a log of 16 acres of land in Stillwater to be divided equally among them. Catherine appointed her good friends, Henry Haskins and Cornelius Van Buren, as executors of the estate.
    References:
Saratoga Co. Probate Records, Book 19, p. 129, LDS film #555,725.
Records of the Union Cemetery, Stillwater, NY.
New York State Census 1855.
US Census 1800-1860.

Josiah married Catherine EDMONS about 1790 in Saratoga Co., New York. Catherine was born 12 Feb 1773 in New York. She died 24 Sep 1859 in Stillwater, Saratoga Co., New York and was buried in Union Cemetery, Stillwater, Saratoga Co., New York.

1265. Elias HEWITT (Walter HEWITT , Walter HEWITT , Ann PALMER , Gershom , Walter ) was born about 1773 in Canaan, Litchfield Co., Connecticut. He died 3 May 1802 in Stillwater, Saratoga Co., New York.

DESCENDANTS OF CAPTAIN THOMAS HEWITT OF STONINGTON, CONN. Compiled by Virginia Hewitt Watterson, 1996. Found in the Joseph Smith Library, Salt Lake City, UT. Page 135.
    Born in Canaan, Litchfield Co., Conn. about 1773, son of Walter Hewitt and Thankful Bacon. He died in Stillwater, Saratoga Co., NY, 3 May 1802, age 29 years (tombstone). He was buried in the Yellow Meeting House Cemetery at Stillwater, NY. Elias married CYNTHIA JOHNSON about 1795. Cynthia was born in Rhode Island, 2 Dec 1778 (Hartford Times), daughter of Capt. Edmund Johnson and Sarah Potter. She married 2nd, George Downey or Downing (Hartford Times). Date and place of her death are unknown.
    Elias and Cynthia resided in Stillwater, NY. Anticipating his early death Elias drew up his will dated 28 April 1802, and probated 5 June 1802 (Saratoga Co. Probate Records, Book 1, p. 16). Cynthia was to have the use and profit of ½ the farm which Elias and his brother, Josiah Hewitt, bought together as long as she remained his widow. Cynthia was to have $100 after one year, 3 milch cows and all the furniture. The executors were to sell Elias' half of the farm when they deemed it proper, and to invest the proceeds the benefit of Elias' children, Edmund Johnson Hewitt and Walter Bacon Hewitt. The widow Cynthia with her father, Edmund Johnson, and Elias' brother Josiah Hewitt were named executors of his estate.
    References:
Saratoga Co. NY Probate Records, Book 1, p. 16, LDS film #555,716.
Records of the Yellow Meeting House Cemetery, Stillwater, NY
Hartford Times, issue 16 April 1960, #04300.
HISTORY OF WASHTENAW CO. MICHIGAN, Chicago, 1881, p. 1211.
Michigan Historical Commission, Vol. 1, p. 396, Biographical Sketches.
Records of Highland Cemetery, Ypsilanti, Michigan.
Elias Child, GENEALOGY OF THE CHILD, CHILDS FAMILY, Utica, NY, 1881, p. 109.
US Census 1800.

Elias married Cynthia JOHNSON, daughter of Capt. Edmund JOHNSON and Sarah POTTER. Cynthia was born 2 Dec 1778 in Rhode Island.

1269. Richard HEWITT (Richard HEWITT , Walter HEWITT , Ann PALMER , Gershom , Walter ) was born about 1765 in Connecticut. He died 26 Mar 1813 in Oppenheim, Montgomery Co., New York and was buried in Hewitt Cemetery, Oppenheim, Montgomery Co., New York.

DESCENDANTS OF CAPTAIN THOMAS HEWITT OF STONINGTON, CONN. Compiled by Virginia Hewitt Watterson, 1996. Found in the Joseph Smith Library, Salt Lake City, UT. Page 136. Additions and Corrections, page 5.
    Born in Conn, about 1765, son of Richard Hewitt and Experience Leeds. He died in Oppenheim, Montgomery Co., (now Fulton Co.), NY, 26 March 1813, his 49th year (tombstone).
    Richard married SARAH GUILE. Sarah (Sally) was born 20 May 1768, Preston, Conn. (VR), daughter of John Guile and Asenath Eliot/Elliot. She died in Oppenheim, NY, 8 Nov 1814, age 40 years (tombstone). Her marker should read 46 years, perhaps the figure on the stone was not legible. Both Richard and Sarah were buried in the Hewitt Cemetery, a rural cemetery west of Oppenheim, NY on route 29.
    Richard accompanied his parents in 1783 from Connecticut to Saratoga Co., NY when they settled in the Town of Milton. Sometime after his marriage, Richard moved his family to Oppenheim in Montgomery Co., NY, where they were early settlers in 1796. They established a farm in the area and remained there the rest of their lives.
    Richard left a will dated 22 March 1813, a few days before he died. It was probated 29 August 1813 (Montgomery Co. Probate Records, Book 1, p. 197). The will provided for his wife Sally her dower 1/3 and use of all real and personal property as long as she remained his widow. Son Joseph was to receive 2/3 of the estate after debts and legacies were paid. He was to have his mother's 1/3 after her death. Daughter Desire, wife of William Favill, was to have enough to make up $450 with what had already been given to her. The unmarried daughters, Phebe and Asenath, were to have $450 when they reached 21 years, or $200 if they married before age 21 years. The widow Sally, son-in-law William Favill, and David Guild were named executors of the estate.
    References:
Vital Records of Preston, Conn.
Montgomery Co., NY Probate Records, Book 1, p. 197, LDS film #1,294,812. Records of the Hewitt Cemetery, Oppenheim, NY, LDS film #1,294,812.
Beers, HISTORY OF MONTGOMERY AND FULTON COS., NY, NYC, 1878, p. 237.
Cuyler Reynolds, HUDSON AND MOHAWK VALLEY GENEALOGICAL AND FAMILY MEMORIES, NYC, 1911, Vol. 4, pp. 1173-4.
Maryly B. Fenrose, COMPENDIUM OF EARLY MOHAWK FAMILIES, Baltimore, 1990, Vol. 1, p. 317.
John Gile, GUILE-GILE-GUILES, published 1997.
US Census 1810.

Richard married Sarah GUILE "Sally", daughter of John GUILES and Asenath ELLIOT. Sally was born 20 May 1768 in Preston, New London Co., Connecticut. She died 8 Nov 1814 in Oppenheim, Montgomery Co., New York and was buried in Hewitt Cemetery, Oppenheim, Montgomery Co., New York.

1270. Experience HEWITT (Richard HEWITT , Walter HEWITT , Ann PALMER , Gershom , Walter ) was born about 1776 in Connecticut. She died 3 Aug 1840 in Seneca Falls, Seneca Co., New York and was buried in Springbrook Cemetery, Seneca Falls, Seneca Co., New York.

Experience married Randall HEWITT, son of Ephraim HEWITT and Mary RANDALL. Randall was born 28 Jun 1760 in Canaan, Litchfield Co., Connecticut. He died 2 Mar 1850 in Seneca Falls, Seneca Co., New York and was buried in Springbrook Cemetery, Seneca Falls, Seneca Co., New York.

DESCENDANTS OF CAPTAIN THOMAS HEWITT OF STONINGTON, CONN.. Compiled by Virginia Hewitt Watterson, 1996. Found in the Joseph Smith Library, Salt Lake City, Ut. Page 42 & 43.
    Born in Canaan, Litchfield Co., Conn., son of Ephraim Hewitt and Mary Randall; died in Seneca Falls, Seneca Co., NY, 2 May 1850, age 90 years (tombstone). Randall married Experience Hewitt (#255) about 1785. Experience was born in Conn. About 1766, daughter of Richard Hewitt (#88) and Experience Leeds; she died at Seneca Falls, NY, 3 Aug 1840, in her 75th year (tombstone). Both were buried in the Springbrook Cemetery at Seneca Falls, NY.
    Randall and his brother John enlisted as privates during the Revolutionary War in Capt. John Steven's co., Col. Burrell's regt. of the Conn. Line. They left Canaan on 2 Mar 1776 and marched to Lower Canada to reinforce General Montgomery's troops in Quebec. At a place called Cedars, the brothers were captured by a party of British and Indians on 19 May 1776. John was released 9 days later but Randall was detained as a prisoner in Canada for over 5 years. He was recaptured by an Oneida scout while on an errand in the woods and taken to Albany, NY. There he was put in prison until his father secured his release in July 1781, by order of Governor George Clinton.
    Randall applied for a government pension on 3 Jun 1823 while living at Italy, Yates Co., NY (Rev. War Pension #S43664). At that time, his wife Experience and the 2 youngest sons, Nelson, age 16, and Christopher, age 14, were still living at home. Randall stated on his application that he was in dire straits and unable to do heavy labor due to rheumatism in his back. His only personal property, wearing apparel, bedding, a few utensils and a cow, were valued at $17. The pension was granted at the rate of $8 per month for the remainder of his life.
    During the years Randall was captive, his parents and brothers had moved from Canaan, Conn. to the Stillwater area north of Albany, NY. Randall joined them and a few years later married Experience Hewitt. The resided in Stillwater, Saratoga Co. until 1796 when they moved to Oppenheim, Montgomery Co. (now Fulton Co.) NY. By 1820, the family was living in Geneseo, Ontario Co., NY, and a short time later, they resided in Italy, Yates Co., NY. They resettled before 1840, in Seneca Falls, Seneca Co., NY and remained there.
    Randall died intestate. In 1850, the court appointed his son, Silas Hewitt, to administer the estate (Seneca Co. Probate Records, Book A3, p. 543). The 9 youngest children survived their father and were mentioned, with their locations, in the distribution of Randall's estate in 1850.
    Note: Randall and Experience may have had another daughter, Betsey, b. 7 Nov. 1789 who married William Wright, 6 Sep 1804 in Oppenheim. NY, and died before 1850 (Query to National Archives requesting information on Richard or Randall Hewitt, included in the Revolutionary War Pension File on Randall Hewitt, #S43664). Nothing further is known.
References:
Vital Records of Canaan, Conn.
National Archive, Rev. War Pension File #S43664.
Seneca Co., NY Probate Records, Book A3, p. 543, LDS film #1,276,111.
Springbrook Cemetery Records, Seneca Falls, NY, LDS film #812, 843.
Hartford Times, issue 11 May 1964, #C9508.
NSDAR Records for member #158869.
LDS Records for Ephraim Hewitt and family.
Roberta L. Bonneqitz and Lois T. Allen, RAYTOWN REMEMBERS, Clinton, MO, pp. 26-27.
Washington Standard newspaper, Olympia, Washington, issue 30 Oct 1891.
New York State Census 1825.
US Census 1790-1850.

1271. Elizabeth HEWITT (Richard HEWITT , Walter HEWITT , Ann PALMER , Gershom , Walter ) was born 18 Sep 1769 in Connecticut. She died 27 May 1842 in Greenfield, Saratoga Co., New York and was buried in St. John's Cemetery, Greenfield, Saratoga Co., New York.

Elizabeth married Walter HEWITT, son of Walter HEWITT Jr. and Thankful BACON, on 6 Nov 1786 in Saratoga Co., New York. Walter was born 5 Nov 1766 in Canaan, Litchfield Co., Connecticut. He died 11 Jan 1850 in Greenfield Center, Saratoga Co., New York and was buried in St. John's Cemetery, Greenfield, Saratoga Co., New York.

DESCENDANTS OF CAPTAIN THOMAS HEWITT OF STONINGTON, CONN.. Compiled by Virginia Hewitt Watterson, 1996. Found in the Joseph Smith Library, Salt Lake City, Ut. Page 130.
    Born in Canaan, Litchfield Co., Conn., 5 Nov 1755 (Bible), son of Walter Hewitt and Thankful Bacon. He died in Greenfield Center, Saratoga Co., NY, 11 Jan 1850, age 83 years (tombstone). Walter married ELIZABETH HEWITT, 6 Sep 1769 (Bible), in Saratoga Co., NY. Elizabeth was born in Conn., 18 Sep 1769 (Bible), daughter of Richard Hewitt and Experience Leeds. She died in Greenfield Center, NY, 27 May 1842, age 73 years (tombstone). Both were buried in St. John's Cemetery at Greenfield, NY.
    After their marriage, Walter and Elizabeth settled on a farm in Greenfield, NY in 1789. They later moved to another farm in that area where they spent the rest of their lives. They were numbers of the 1st Congregational Church of Greenfield in which all of their children were baptized. Walter was appointed deacon of the church, a position he held for many years. He held several town offices from 1795 to 1794. He had a permit to keep a tavern 1795. He was one of the founders of the local Temperance Society, organized in 1809. Active in civic affairs, Walter held the office of Justice of the Peace in 1811 and 1812 and he was a captain in the local militia 14 March 1803. During the War of 1812, he served as a major in the 59th regiment of New York troops.
    Walter's will, dated 7 Nov 1849, was probated, 8 Apr 1850 (Saratoga Co. Probate Records, Book 16, pp. 212-4). He gave to his 4 living daughters - Rolina, wife of Alfred Weed; Experience, wife of Alanson Wescott, Thankful, wife of Jeremiah Wood; and Eliza, wife of Seth Godfrey - $40 each, and they were to share the bedding and household furniture. The unnamed children of deceased daughter, Cynthia Smith, were to divide $50 among them. Son Walter was to have $20, son Richard was given $100, son Seth to have $70, and son Charles L. Hewitt was to have $10, and grandson Thomas L. Hewitt, son of deceased son Thomas L. Hewitt, was to receive $5. Sons Alexander and Christopher were given all the land and tenements, livestock, carriages and farm utensils to be divided equally. They were also named executors of their father's estate.
    References:
Bible Record of Walter and Elizabeth Hewitt of Greenfield, NY.
Records of 1st Congregational Church of Greenfield, NY.
Probate Records of Saratoga Co., NY, Book 16, pp. 212-4, LDS film $555,722.
Durkee, EPITAPHS OF SARATOGA CO, NY, LDS film $17,932.
Sylvester, HISTORY OF SARATOGA CO., NY, pp. 84, 92, 437 & 442.
Saratoga Sentinel newspaper, issue 2 Jan 1821 & issue 15 Apr 1829.
Timothy Hopkins, THE KELLOGGS IN THE NEW WORLD, San Francisco, 1903, pp. 356 & 710.
Information from Diane Ulrich Partington of Mt Vernon, Washington, a descendant of Thomas Leeds Hewitt.
US Census 1790-1860.

1273. Christopher HEWITT (Richard HEWITT , Walter HEWITT , Ann PALMER , Gershom , Walter ) was born 1773 in Connecticut. He died 3 Mar 1813 in Milton, Saratoga Co., New York and was buried in Hoyt Cemetery, Milton, Saratoga Co., New York.

DESCENDANTS OF CAPTAIN THOMAS HEWITT OF STONINGTON, CONN. Compiled by Virginia Hewitt Watterson, 1996. Found in the Joseph Smith Library, Salt Lake City, UT. Page 137.
     Born in Conn. about 1779, son of Richard Hewitt and Experience Leeds. He died in Milton, Saratoga Co., NY, 3 March 1813, age 40 years (tombstone).
     Christopher married SARAH FRINK. Sarah was born in Milton, NY about 1781, the daughter of Henry Frink and Desire Palmer. She died 18 Sep 1866, age 85 years (tombstone), possibly in Granby, Oswego Co., NY where she was living in 1860, at the home of her daughter, Charlotte, who married Jackson Reynolds. Both Sarah and Christopher were buried in the Hoyt Cemetery in Milton, NY.
    Christopher and Sarah resided in Milton on his parent's farm. His early death left Sarah with 6 young children. She continued to live on the Hewitt farm which her 3 sons - Amos, Henry and Christopher - had inherited from their grandfather, Richard Hewitt in 1837, after their grandmother's death. The farm covered 130 acres in Milton. Christopher's 3 daughters - Mary Ann, Jerusha and Charlotte - were bequeathed $100 from their grandfather's estate, the money was to be paid when the girls reached 18 years of age or were married.
    Sarah and her brothers and sisters inherited 25 acres in Greenfield, Saratoga Co., NY from her father, Henry Frink. They sold this land 3 March 1828 (Saratoga Co. Land Records, Book O, p. 668). On 27 Apr 1835, Sarah's son Amos P. Hewitt, signed a quit claim for his portion of the grandfather's farm in Milton to his mother (Book Z, p. 524). Son Henry F. Hewitt of Buffalo, NY sold his portion of land 21 Sept 1837, and son Christopher Hewitt of Milton sold his portion 2 Oct 1837, both to Truman Safford (Book EE, p. 521).
    Sarah was still living in Milton, NY in 1850, but by 1860 she was with her daughter, Charlotte Reynolds, in Granby, NY.
    References:
Saratoga Co., NY Probate Records, Will Book 6, pp. 442-4, LDS film #555,718. Durkee, EPITAPHS OF SARATOGA CO., NY, LDS film #17,932.
Saratoga Land Records, LDS film #555,592, #555, 764 * #555, 767.
Crisfield Johnson, HISTORY OF OSWEGO CO., NY, Philadelphia, 1877, p. 399.
David W. Hoyt, GENEALOGICAL HISTORY OF HOYT, HEIGHT & HIGHT FAMILIES, Providence, 1871, p. 503.
US Census 1810-1860.

Christopher married Sarah FRINK, daughter of Henry FRINK and Desire PALMER, about 1801 in Saratoga Co., New York. Sarah was born about 1781 in Milton, Saratoga Co., New York. She died 18 Sep 1866 in Granby, Oswego Co., New York and was buried in Hoyt Cemetery, Milton, Saratoga Co., New York.

1274. Sarah HEWITT (Richard HEWITT , Walter HEWITT , Ann PALMER , Gershom , Walter ) was born about 1775 in Connecticut. She died 25 Feb 1860 in Charlton, Saratoga Co., New York and was buried in Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Charlton, Saratoga Co., New York.

Sarah married Thomas HEWITT, son of Abijah HEWITT and Mary, about 1799. Thomas was born 22 May 1756 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. He died 26 Sep 1841 in Charlton, Saratoga Co., New York.

DESCENDANTS OF CAPTAIN THOMAS HEWITT OF STONINGTON, CONN.. Compiled by Virginia Hewitt Watterson, 1996. Found in the Joseph Smith Library, Salt Lake City, Ut. Page 64.
    Born in Stonington, Conn., 22 May 1756 (Rev. War Pension File), son of Abijah Hewitt and Mary _____; died in Charlton, Saratoga Col., NY, 26 Sep 1841, in his 86th year (tombstone). Thomas married SARAH HEWITT (#270).
    Sarah was born in Conn. about 1775, daughter of Richard Hewitt (#88) and Experience Leeds; she died in Carlton, NY, 25 Feb 1860, in her 85th year (tombstone). Both she and Thomas were buried in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Charlton.
    Thomas enlisted in the Conn. Line in 1776 from Stonington during the Revolutionary War. He later served in the Sea Service in the same war. Sarah applied for a widow's pension on her husband's service record in 1852 but the government rejected her claim (#R4939).
    The pension application listed the 8 children still living who were born to Thomas and Sarah. It stated that soon after the war, Thomas left Conn. and moved to Milton, Saratoga Co., NY where he resided for 8 years before going to Genoa, Cayuga Co., NY in 1792. Thomas returned to Saratoga co. about 1803 to live in Ballston for a few years. The family then settled in West Galway, Broadalbin, Montgomery Co., NY where they remained until 1832. In their old age, Thomas and Sarah moved to Charlton, Saratoga Co., to be near their son, Amos.
    Sarah was mentioned in her father's will, dated 20 Feb 1819, at Milton, NY as being the wife of Capt. Thomas Hewitt. Thomas was named as one of the executors of Richard Hewitt's estate (Saratoga Co. Probate Records, Book 6, p. 442).
    A farmer and miller, Thomas had 95-acre farm in Broadalbin. He also owned and operated a gristmill on Hewitt's Pond on his property. He was well respected, active in community affairs, a captain in the local militia, and an elder of the 1st Presbyterian Church of West Galway. The church records listed the dates of birth for Thomas and Sarah's children when they were baptized.
    Thomas wrote his will 9 Jan 1837, and it was probated 2 Jul 1845 (Saratoga Co. Probate Records, Book 13, pp. 463-466). The will provided for his wife Sarah and for his sister-in-law, Anna (Miner) Hewitt, widow of Amos Hewitt, during their natural lives. Half of all the real estate, plus 2 cows, a hog and all the household furniture, were to be theirs. If the property bequeathed to Sarah and Anna was not sufficient to support them, son Amos was to have their 1/2 of the real estate. Amos was given the other 1/2 of all real estate and personal property after he paid $150 to each of Thomas' daughters who were not married at the time of Thomas' death -- Maria, Melissa, Eliza, Jane and Mary. Daughter Anna Starr was given a set of silver teaspoons, daughter Sarah Ann, a Bible, and the 3 grandchildren -- John, Sarah and Elizabeth Kirby -- children of deceased daughter Amy Kirby, were each to have a Bible. Each of the unmarried daughters were to have a home with their mother or their brother as long as they remained single.
References:
National Archives, Revolutionary War Pension File #R4939.
Records of 1st Presbyterian Church, West Galway, NY, LDS film #533,500.
Durkee, CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS OF SARATOGA CO., NY, LDS film #17,934.
Charlton Cemetery Records, Charlton, NY, LDS film #1,294,814.
Marriages and Deaths in the Schenectady Cabinet, issue 7 Mar 1827.
Marriages and Deaths in the Ballston Journal, issue 13 June 1848 and 1 Jul 1856.
Starr, STARR FAMILY IN NEW ENGLAND, p. 416.
Saratoga Co., NY Probate Records, Book 6, p. 442, LDS film #555,718.
Saratoga Co., NY Probate Records, Book 13, pp. 463-6, LDS film #555, 718.
Information on Eliza Hewitt from a descendant, Peter Buell-Fay of London, England.
US Census 1790-1860.