Hyde genealogy, or, The descendants, in the female as well as in ...

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HYDE GENEALOGY.
90. Esther, b. 18 Dec, 1706, at Norwich. She m. 14 May, 1743,
Thomas Eclgecomb, who d. 17 April, 1745; and she d. 20
May, 1745. They had one child, Stephen, b. 14 April, 1744,
d. 6 Dec, 1745.
91. Kuth, b. 15 Oct., 1711, at Norwich, m. Joseph Bingham.^
III. Margaret Post (15), born at Saybrook, 21 February,
1653, the eldest daughter of Hester Hyde (3) and
John Post of Norwich, was a granddaughter of "William
Hyde (1) the first of Norwich. She m. July, 1669, Caleb
Abel the first of Norwich, who removed there from
Dedham in 1668. They settled at Norwich, where she d.
in November, 1700.
Their children were
:
92. Samuel, b. in Oct., 1672, at Norwich, m. Elizabeth Sluman.+
93. Caleb, b. in April, 1677, at Norwich, m. Abigail Sluman.+
94. John, b. in Dec, 1678, at Norwich, m. Eebecca Sluman.^
95. Theophilus, b. in Nov., 1680, at Norwich, m. Anne Calkins.
96.
97.
Benjamin, b. about 1687, at Norwich, m. Lydia Hazen.^
A daughter, b. in March, 1671, d. the same month unm.
98. Experience, b. in Dec, 1674, at Norwich, m. John Hyde (5)
99.
the first of Norwich, her mother's first cousin (^S'ee iVb. 5).
Joanna, b. in Nov., 1683, at Norwich.
100. Mary, b. about 1685, at Norwich, m. Joseph Tracy.
101. Abigail, b. 16 March, 1689, at Norwich, m. 1 Barnabus La-
102.
throp, 2 Christopher Huntington.
Hannah, b. 12 Oct., 1692, at Norwich.
After the death of his first wife, Caleb Abel m. 25 June,
1701, Mrs. Mai7 Loomer, widow of Stephen Loomer and
daughter of George Miller of New London. He probably
had no issue by her. He died at Norwich 17 August, 1731.
m. Sarah Post (17), born at Saybrook 6 Nov., 1659,
the second daughter of Hester Hyde (3) and John Post,
was a granddaughter of William Hyde (1) the first of
Norwich. She m. 17 January, 1680, Capt. John Hough,
b. 17 October, 1655, at New Loudon, the second son of
William Hough and Sarah Calkins of New London.
[This William Hough was the son of Edward Hough
of Westchester, in the county of Cheshire, in England.
He came to Glocester, Mass., and married there 28 Oct.,
1645, Sarah Calkins, daughter of Hugh Calkins and Anne
his wife of Gloucester, who afterwards came to New
London, and had four sons and six daughters. Samuel,
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