A record of the descendants of John Clark, of Farmington, Conn ...

HANNAH, RACHEL. 33
married 2d, April 16, 1708, Elizabeth Curtiss born November
18, 1681. daughter of John and Lydia
Curtiss of Wethers-
field. His will was dated January 16, 1729-30, and the
inventory of his estate was made March 24, 1731-2, his
widow Elizabeth outliving him. lie left nine children. The
children by Hannah Clark were :
1. Hannah, b. Aug. 29, 1704; m. (Aug. 13, 1729, David
Clark, born Sept. 5, 1705, in North Haven, son of
Samuel and Mary (Brown) Clark. He lived in
Blanders district in Southington. See Sketches of
Soutliington, H. B. Timloio, page li.)
ii. JosiAH, b. Aug. 18, 1706; m. Dec. 19, 1733, Sarah
Woodford of Farmington, born June 4, 1714, daughter
of Joseph and Lydia (Smith) Woodford.
11.
JONES.
Rachel^ QJolirC), m. Caleb Jones, who is named in Bar-
ber's Historical Collections of Connecticut as one of the ten
who commenced the settlement of Hebron in 1704. He was
prohahly son of Samuel and Mary (Bushnell) Jones. Caleb
died before January 16, 1711-2, when an inventory was made
of his estate, including "land at Saybrook, 33 acres at Oyster
River Quarter." Administration was granted April 7. 1712,
to his widow Rachel, who married January 26, 1713-4, Israel
Phelps of Enfield, Ct , whose wife Mary had died April 7,
171 '). She was prohahly the Mary born at Salem, March 11,
1081, daughter of Robert and Abigail (Randall) Pease, who
is said in the Pease Genealogy to have married Israel Phelps
in 1703. Israel Phelps was appointed July 5, 1714, guardian
of his wife's children, Caleb Jones aged about 8 years, Sylvanus
about 6, Mary about 5, and Hezekiah about 3. The
children of Rachel were :
i. Calfj:. b. about 1706; m. Nov. 10, 1730, Miriam Par-