Helen Hoyt

Nancy J. Smith

Thomas Hoyt

Mary Merwin

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Roger Hoyt

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John Hoyt

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Walter Hoyt Hoyte

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Nicholas Hoyt, Hoyte

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Hayward Stone

John Hoyte, Hoyt

Margaret (Janie) Stewart

Simon Hoyt Hoyte The Immigrant|The Immigrant

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di ed at the old Hixight homestead in Philipatown, July 18, 1830, in his ninety-third year. His children were: James, Jwph I,, Corneliue I, who married Hannah Burroughs, Sylvanus, Henry, Mary, Stepehn, Jacob I., Hannah, and Miriam. . HISTORY of Stamford,: online Source: Univ of Michigan History of Stamford, Connecticut, from its settlement in 1641, to the present time, Huntingto n, E. B. (Elijah Baldwin), 1816-1877. . entry# 161 REGISTRY-1640 — 1 700. 161 Sept. 25, 1662 ,-Stephen, Jan. 14,'64-Rachel, Dec. 7,'69-and John, Oct. 18,'70. Homes, John and Marcy Bell , m. Jan. 15, 1701-2, and had Jonathan, b. May 21,'03, and because of his father's death, re- named John. Homes, Stephen and Mary Hubby, m. Nov. 18, 1686. UJyat, Thomas, d. Sept. 9, 1656 . Hoyt, Simon, d. 1, 7, 1657. Hoyt, Mary, daughter of Joshua and Mary, b. Dec. 22, 1664-Rebec ca, Sept. 21,'67-Joshua, Oct.. 4,'71-Sarah, Ap ril 17,'74-Samiuel, July 3,'78-Hannah, Sept. 1 ,'81-Moses, Oct. 7,'83-and Abigail, Aug. 20,'85. Joshua, the father, d. Nov. 9,'90, as record ed will attests. Hoyt, Benjamin and Hannah Wood, m. Jan. 5, 1670, and had Benjamin b. Dec. 9, '71-Mary, Sept. 20,'73-Hana, June 3,'76-Simon, March 14,'77. Hoyte,, Samuel and Hannah Holly , m. Nov. 16, 167-and had Snmuel, b. July 27,'73-John, Jan. 9,'75-Hannah, Nov, 23,'79-'80-Jon athan, June 11,'83, and died six weeks old-Joseph, June 12,'86-Ebenezer, Nov. 29,'87, and I"d yed"-Nathan, Mar. 24,'91-and Nathaniel, April 1,'94, and died July 27, 171-. Hoyt, Joshua an d Mary Picket, m. March 16, 1698, and had Jerusha, b. Dec. 8,'98 —and Joshua, June 7, 1700. H ait, Benjamin, jr. andElizabeth Jagger, m. June 10, 1697, and had Deborah, b. Aug. 9,'98-Benj amin, Aug. 24, 1700-David, Jan. 23,'02-Abraham, June 16,'04 —Samuel, who died Aug. 29,'06-Eli zabeth, b. Sept. 26,'10, and died July 31,'12-Ebenezer, b. Oct.'12-Hannah, Dec. 8,'16, and Jo nas, May 8,'20Hoit, Samuel and Susanna Slason, m. Oct. 24, 1700. Hoyt, Mr. Samuel, Sr. and Mr s. Mary Gold, m. Sept. 20, 1714. Hait, Dea. Samuel, d. April 7, 1720. Hait, Rebecca, wife o f Dea. Samuel, d. De.c 8, 1713. Hughs, Robert and Elizabeth Buxton, m. Jan. 6, 1655. Jackson , John had a daughter b. July 21, 1662. Jagger, Elizabeth, daughter ofJeremy, b. Sept. 18, an d d. Dec. 17, 1657. Jagger, Jeremy, d. 14, 6, 1658. 21 BIOGRAPHY: Chastain Family Entries: 1487 Updated: Fri Feb 21 21:39:24 2003 Contact: DoyleChastain Chastain Lineage ID: I0403 Name: Simon Hoyt 1 Sex: M Birth: BET. 1593 - 1595 in West Hatch, Somerset, England 2 Death: 1 SEP 1657 in Stamford, Fairfield, Conneticut 2 Immigration: BET. 1628 - 1629 Aboard ship "The Abigail" or "The George" 34 5 Event: Fact #1 1629 One of 1st settlers in Charlestown. 6 Residence: 1649 Fairfield County, Connecticut 2 Residence: ABT. 1633 Dorchestor 2 Residence: 1635 Scituate 2 Residence: 1639 Windsor 2 Residence: 1657 Stamford, Fairfield County, Conneticut 2 Religion: 19 APR 1635 joined Scituate Chin. 2 Event: Admitted 19 APR 1635 Scituate Church 7 Reference Number: 403 Note: RESIDENCE NOTES: Could not have remained in Charlestown more than a year or two, as he isone of the first sett lers of Dorchester in 1630. After this date, hisname no longer appears at Charlestown but i s found in the Dorcestorrecords several times. Simon's name does not appear in Dorcestor reco rdsafter Feb 10, 1634 . He moved on. In Stiles' History, on page 149, we find Simon Hoyt listed with those whopaid for seats in th e meeting house. He moved from Windsor to Fairfieldbefore 1659. In Fairfield, there is mentio n of him on pages 29 and 30 ofthe land records of that town. Other residence info includes tr ansactionswhich refer to him as Symon Hoyt of Stamford. (Hoyt, The Hoyt and HaightFamilies i n America, (2 - Vol), page 286, 287.) From Dorcester, he movedto Scituate, Massachusetts, pro bably early in April 1635, as Symeon Hayteand wife joined the Scituate Church on April 19, 16 35 or 1636. FromScituate, Massachusetts, he went to Windsor, Ct. His party arrived in1639. ........................................................................................... BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES: Offices: Dorcester fenceviewer, 8 October, 1633, 24 May, 1634 [DTR 3,6].ESTATE: On 3 April, 1 633, "Symon Hoite" was responsible for buildingforty feet of fence at Dorchester based on own ership of two cows [DTR 2].On 6 January, 1633/34, it is "ordered that the marsh and swamp bef oreGoodman Hosford and Davy Wil(ton) shall be divided among themselves andSymon Hoyte" [DTR 5 ]. On 2 June, 1634, it is "ordered that GoodmanWitchfeild and Goodman Hoyte shall have to b e divided between them themarsh that lies in the North side of the neck towards Boston over a gainstMr. Rainsford's house in Boston, being for 8 acres by estimation" [DTR6]. On 10 Februar y 1634/35 "Simon Hoyte" was ordered to keep one of thebulls in the neck of land [DTR 10]. O n 17 April, 1635, it is "orderedthat the lot of meadow which was Symon Hoyte's next to Bosto n sidejoining to John Witchfeild shall be divided betwixt Mr. Rodger Williamsand Gyles Gibbes " [DTR 11]. In his accounting of houses built atScituate, Rev. John Lothrop included "Goodma n Haite's" as sixteenth,about midway in the section of those built between September 1634 and October 1636, and with the annotation "which Mr. Bower hath bought"[NEHGR 10:42]. In the Windsor land inventory on 28 February 1640/41, "Symon Hoyte" hadgranted from the plant ation for meadow and upland "fourscore acres," also"on the northside of the rivulet fourscor e acres, thirty (of?) which isgiven his son Walter Hoyte from the town" [WiLR 1:88]. Five of the children of Simon Hoyt gave in receipts for their portions ofhis estate: Samuel F irman "to my mother Hoyt for all demands from myfather's estate," 25 March 1662; "Moses Hoyt e of Westchester, dischargeto Joshua Hoyt of Stamford," 2 April 1666; "Samuell Hoyte, receip t forportion from father Simon Hoyte," April 1665; "Samuel Finch, receipt forwife's portion f rom father Simon Hoyte," April 1665; and "Benjamin Hoyte,receipt to brother Joshua Hoyte fo r portion from father's estate," 27January (blank) [TAG 11:34, Gillespie Anc 289]. [ Source: The Grat Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633] .................................................................................... Notes for *Simon Hoyt: Simon apparently sailed to Charlestown from Gravesend on the "Abigail"with Gov. John Endicott , arriving Sept 6,1628. Info from "Passengers & Ships" and "The Hancock Genealogy". Other sou rces suggest he came on theHigginson Fleet, "George" or "Lyons Whelp", 1629 . Sources: Title: The Hoyt and Haight Families in America Author: David Hoyt Publication: 2 - Vol - 1671 Note: A History of the Hoyts in America - 1671 Note: 4 Repository: Media: Book Page: page 286, 287 Title: The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-33 Repository: Media: Book Title: The Hoyt and Haight Families in America Author: David Hoyt Publication: 2 - Vol - 1671 Note: A History of the Hoyts in America - 1671 Note: 4 Repository: Media: Book Page: page 287 Text: " . . .Simon Hoyt landed in Salem in 1628 or 1629 . . ." Title: Passengers & Ships Repository: Media: Book Title: The Hancock Genealogy Repository: Media: Book Title: The Hoyt and Haight Families in America Author: David Hoyt Publication: 2 - Vol - 1671 Note: A History of the Hoyts in America - 1671 Note: 4 Repository: Media: Book Page: page 287 Title: The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-33 Repository: Media: Book Page: NEHGR 9:279 EMIGRATION: Some Sources of Simon's Emmigartion.. http://www.packrat-pro.com/ships/higginson.htm http://www.packrat-pro.com/ships/lyonwhelp.htm http://www.winthropsociety.org/settlers/h-data.htm http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~legends/stoodley.html BURIAL: From: Historian, Stamford Historical Society To: John E Hoyt Sent: Thursday, April 16, 2009 4:01 PM Subject: Re: Oldest Cemetery of 1600's Mr. Hoyt: Unfortunately, there is only one known 17th century gravesite, for Rev. John Bisho p. There are no other known cemeteries or gravesite for early graves. Sorry we cannot be of hel p. Grace Bounty . ----- Original Message ----- From: John E Hoyt To: Grace Bounty Sent: Tuesday, April 14, 2009 9:39 PM Subject: Oldest Cemetery of 1600's Dear Grace, What is the name of the Oldest or Old Cemetery that you have in Stamford? and is it availab le online for viewing? I have been trying to locate my immigrant ancestor, Simon Hoyte (Hoight) (Haight) d. 1657 gra ve, through the Fairfield County cemeteries web pages at link: http://www.ctgenweb.org/county/cofairfield/pages/cemetery/cemetery_index.htm and have not found the people that were buried, especially the 'founders' cemetery. Sincerely, John E. Hoyt

Elizabeth Jane Hoyte

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Simon, Symond De Croston Stone "The "Immigrant"|"The "Immigrant"|Dea.

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(July 2002) . THE ENGLISH ANCESTRY OF SIMON AND GREGORY STONE. . William E. Stone, Cambridge, Mass, 1897 A copy of the will of Simon Stone is published in the N. E. Genealogical Register , Vol. III, p. 182, and the Middlesex Probate Records state that the will was "exhibited o n oath as the last will of the said Simon Stone by his brother Gregory Stone and Steeven Day ." Here we have positive proof of the relationship between Simon and Gregory. Gregory Stone came to New England about the same time as Simon,--the exact date ha s not been discovered. His name is on the list of townsmen of Watertown, Feb. 28, 1636-7, bu t he finally settled at Cambridge, Mass. He and Simon appeared together and took the freeman' s oath, May 25, 1636. He lived in Cambridge only a little more than a mile distant from his brother Simon , whose estate in Watertown was just on the boundary line between Watertown and Cambridge. Re v. Jonathan Mitchell's list of the original members of the church of Cambridge gives Gregor y Stone's family as follows: "Gregory Stone, Deacon of this church, and Lydia, his wife. Children: John, Daniel, David , Elizabeth, Samuel and Sarah. Also John Cooper, son of the aforesaid Lydia, and Lydia Fiske , her daughter." Lydia was the widow of Cooper when Gregory Stone married her. Gregory Ston e died at Cambridge, Nov. 30, 1672, aged 80 years. Mr. Somerby found, on examining the Parish Register of Nayland, Suffolk Co., Englan d, that Gregory Stone had been a resident of that place before coming to New England. Naylan d, Suffolk Co., on the river Stour, is only three miles distant from Boxted, in Essex, wher e Simon Stone in 1630 was taxed for land. . Extracts from the Parish Register of Nayland, taken in 1892: 1617--Julie--the 20 daie were mar Gregory Stonne and Margaret Garrad. 1618--July--The last daie was bapt. John, sonne of Gregory Stonne. 1620--August--The 15 day was bap. Daniel ye sonne of Gregory Stone. 1622--Septem: 22 was bapt. David ye sonne of Gregorie Stone. 1624--October. 3 was bap. Elizabeth, the daughter of Gregory Stone. 1626--Aug: 4 was buryed Margrett, the wife of Gregory Stone. 1626--Aug: 6 was buryed Elizabeth the daughter of Gregory Stone. 1628--March 6, was bap. Elizabethe the dau. of Gregorie Stone. 1630--February 4, daie was bapt. Samuell sonne of Gregory Stone. 1632--Feby. 8, was bapt. Sarah daughter of Gregory Stonne. . From researches by William E. Stone of Cambridge, Mass., in 1897, and more recent o nes by members of the Stone Association in 1907, the following facts: There can be no doubt that Gregory Stone of Nayland, Suffolk County, England, and G regory Stone of Cambridge, Mass., are the same. The Nayland Register shows that Gregory Ston e was married twice; that his first wife, Margaret Garrad, was the mother of his first thre e children, John, Daniel and David; and the mother of the other three, Elizabeth, Samuel an d Sarah, was his second wife, whom we know to have been the widow Lydia Cooper. Simon and Gregory Stone have both been located in England, not long before they cam e to this country, Simon at Boxted in Essex, and Gregory at Nayland in Suffolk; but both, i t is evident, were born elsewhere and Emma M. Walford, the well-known genealogist of London , found the records of their baptisms on the Parish Registers of Much Bromley. Much Bromley , now called Great Bromley, Essex County, England, is only about nine or ten miles from Boxt ed and Nayland. . From Registers of Baptisms, 1559-1660 1585-6. 9 Feb. Simond, son of Davie Stone & Ursly 1592. 19 Ap. Gregorie Stone, son of David Stone. Marriages, 1559-1660 1616. 5 Aug. Symond Stone & Joan Clarke were married. . Here we have the baptism of Simon Stone, Feb. 9, 1585-6. We know that his wife's maiden nam e was Joan Clarke, and we have here the marriage of Simon Stone and Joan Clarke, Aug. 5, 161 6. As to Gregory, his baptism, April 19, 1592, agrees with his age as given by Savage, who sa ys he was eighty years old when he died in 1672. From later researches in 1907: Simon Stone of Watertown and Gregory Stone of Cambri dge, the original emigrants, were born in Much Bromley, now Great Bromley, Essex County, Engl and, and their ancestry has been traced beyond reasonable doubt to Symond Stone of Much Broml ey, who died in 1510. Symond Stone of Much Bromley owned a property called "Walles," situate d in Ardleigh, which he bequeathed to his second son, Walter Stone. Ardleigh and Much Bromle y are adjoining parishes and their churches are only three miles apart. There can be no doub t that the Stones mentioned in the Court Rolls of Ardleigh are of the same family from whic h Simon and Gregory Stone, the emigrants, descended. The will of Symond Stone of Much Bromle y, dated May 12, 1506, probated Feb. 10, 1510, names four sons, David, Walter, Myhyll (i. e. , Miles), and William. . The line of descent is supposed to be: Symond Stone of Much Bromley. David Stone of Much Bromley. Symond Stone of Much Bromley. David Stone of Much Bromley. Simon and Gregory Stone, the emigrants. As Walter Stone inherited an estate in Ardleigh, his sons, if he had any, would natural ly be residents of Ardleigh, rather than of Great Bromley. Of Myhyll, the third son, not th e slightest mention has been found, either in the Essex Wills or in the Parish Registers, an d it is quite probable that he died unmarried. William Stone, the youngest son, had only one son, named William. It seems; therefore, fair t o assume that Symond Stone3 of Much Bromley, who is known to be the father of David Stone4 , who was the father of Simon Stone5 and Gregory Stone5, the emigrants, was the son of Symon d Stone's1 eldest son, David Stone2. Source:Bibliographic Information: Hotchkiss, Fanny Winchester. Winchester Notes. New Haven, C onn.: The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Co., 1912 pg91-95 . ancestry.com search Photo of St. George the Martyr Church where Simon and Gregory Stone were baptized. . Simon, Symond De Croston Stone from ancestry.com record search

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Ursula

Daniel Sandleck possibly "Sandick"|possibly "Sandick"

John Keeler

Abigail Hoyt

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