Genealogy of the Fitch family in North America - citizen hylbom blog

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a magnificent oak the solitary remains of the primeval forest,
on an elevation from which you see around the woods and
cultivated fields, comfortable and costly jesidences and amid
the countless evidences of the industry and wealth of his descendants,
rest his remains, henceforth to be marked by an
appropriate monument. "Hon. J. A. Rockwell's address, 1859.
Major Mason, by his second wife Anne Peck, of Hartford,
whom he married in July, 1639 ; had the following children :
Tssbel ; Priscilla, who became the second wife of Rev. James
Fitch; Samuel; John, who married Abigail, the eldest
daughter of Rev. James Fitch ; Rachel
; Anne
; Daniel ; and
Elizabeth, who became the first wife of Major James Fitch."
( See Hineman's Catalogue of the first settlers of Connecticut
Caulkins History of Norwich; Hall's History of Norwalk ;
Stiles History of Windsor, Conn.)
APPENDIX III.
Stephen Giftbrd, an original proprietor of Norwich, in 1660,
married ( I ) in 17, Mary Gove. She died in January, 1672 ;
he then married (2) Hannah, (daughter of 2nd Capt John,)
Gallup in 1672. Children by his first wife, Samuel, born 1668,
Hannah, born 1671. Children by his second wife, John, born
1673, Ruth, born 1676, married Capt. Jeremiah Fitch, (son of
Rev. James); Stephen, born 1679, Aquilla, born 1682.
APPENDIX IV.
John Gallup was of Dorchester in 1630, removed soon to
Long Island (now called Gallup's Island, as supposed after
him) in Boston Harbor; was a fisherman and pilot, had a
home and garden in town ; joined the Church in January,
1634, and became a freeman in April following. In the ex-
;