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Catherine, widow of Anthony Thompson,
of New Haven.
They were the parents of Samuel
Camp, who was born September 15, 1655,
in Milford, where he purchased land,
April 14, 1686. He was one of the first
settlers of Durham, Connecticut, where
he located in 1708. He married, Novem-
ber 13, 1672, Hannah, daughter of
Thomas Betts, of Milford, born November
12, 1652, in Guilford. Thomas Betts,
born in 1618, in England, was in Guilford,
in 1650, in Milford, 1658, in Norwalk,
1664, and died in the latter town in 1688.
Hannah, wife of Samuel Camp, was liv-
ing in 1688.
The eldest child of Samuel and Hannah
(Betts) Camp was Samuel Camp, born
May 10, 1675, m Milford, died March 13,
1744, and was buried in the old graveyard
at Milford. He married, May 28,
1695, Rebecca Canfield, daughter of
Thomas and Rebecca (Atkinson) Canfield,
of Milford and Durham, granddaughter
of Thomas and Phebe (Crane)
Canfield. She probably lived but a short
time, as another record shows that he
married, January 16, 1699, Mary Bald-
win, baptized November 26, 1684, in Milford,
died October 29, after 1730, daugh-
ter of Timothy (2) and Mary Baldwin,
granddaughter of Timothy (1) and Mary
Baldwin.
Their second son was Captain Jonathan
Camp, born December 17, 1702, and was
buried in St. Paul's Churchyard, at Norwalk.
His wife's baptismal name was
Ann.
They were the parents of Jonathan
Camp, born May 17, 1735, died November
9, 1807. He married, in 1759, Mary Bur-
well, born April 17, 1734, died January
25, 1812.
Their eldest son was Jonathan Camp,
born February 20, 1768. He married,
May 19, 1792, Hannah Bouton, born May
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16, 1765, daughter of Esaias and Phebe
(Byxbee) Bouton. Esaias Bouton, born
November 28, 1730, died May 27, 1821,
was a son of Zachin Bouton. His wife,
Phebe (Byxbee) Bouton, born 1734,
died March 15, 1810, and was buried at
Belden's Point, Norwalk.
Their eldest son, Jonathan Camp, was
born September 15, 1801, died April 14,
1880, and was buried in Union Cemetery,
Norwalk. He married, January 11, 1826,
Mary Lannon Newkirk, born February
15, 1808, died December 4, 1896, and was
buried beside her husband. She was a
daughter of Garret Harson Newkirk, born
1788, died February 1, 1831, granddaughter
of John Newkirk, who died January
14, 1818.
Jonathan Camp, second son of
Jonathan and Mary L. (Newkirk) Camp,
was born January 22, 1838, in Norwalk,
died April 16, 1874, and was buried in
Union Cemetery of that town. He married,
April 5, 1865, Frances Jane Wood,
born January 1, 1842, daughter of Uriah
Wood, born October 25, 1822, married,
November 24, 1839, Eliza Jane Gorham,
born January 25, 1821, died November
16, 1855, and was interred beside her husband
in Union Cemetery. Frances J.
Wood was descended from Daniel Wood,
born 1752, in Danbury, Connecticut, died
September 21, 1829, married Wealthee
Munrow, born 1760, died July 10, 1818.
Their son, Noah Wood, born February
24, 1780, died August 22, 1846, married
Deborah Piatt, born December 10, 1778,
died April 27, 1855, daughter of Joseph
and Lydia (Wilson) Piatt. They were
the parents of Joseph Piatt Wood, born
July 18, 1797, died March 5, 1883, married,
March 7, 1821, Clarissa Pickett, born
March 28, 1799, died August 17, 1873,
and was buried in Union Cemetery, Norwalk.
She was a granddaughter of John
and Mercy (Piatt) Pickett, and daughter