FATHER

Thomas Talmadge

WIFE

Sarah Nash

CHILDREN

1. Abigail Talmadge
    b. 3 May 1649 New Haven

2. Thomas Talmadge
    b. 17 Oct 1650

3. Sarah Talmadge
 b. 19 Sep 1652

4. John Talmadge
    b. 11 Sep 1654

5. Enos Talmadge
    b. 4 Oct 1656

6. Mary Talmadge
    b. 2 Sep 1659

In the will of John Talmadge dated 23 Jan 1638/9 he leaves legacies to "my cousin William Talmadge," "my cousin Thomas Talmadge," "my cousin Robert Talmadge," "Christian Worman," and "Jane Talmadge"; residue unto "Simon Talmadge my godson" and he to be executor, but if he died before the testator then "William Talmadge and Thomas Talmadge to be executors --- who are the brethren of Simon Talmadge aforenamed. 

The Talmadge Genealogy from North America, Families Histories.  by Arthur White Talmadge, 1909

Robert Talmadge.  "He was born in England and came to America as a young man.  In 1738 his uncle, John Talmadge, of Newton Stacey, Hants, England, drew his will leaving Robert a legacy.  On September 3, 1640, at Boston, Robert, with his brothers and brother-in-law signed a letter of attorney to Ralph King, of Watford, to get the money for them from the Overseers.
On March 7, 1644, Robert was at Southampton, Long Island, living in the second ward where Thomas, Jr., also lived; Thomas, Sr., living in the first ward.
Robert next appears at New Haven, where Robert Tallmadge took the freeman's oath, July 1, 1644.  In 1649 he was a married man.  It is supposed that he married in 1648, though no record of his has been found.  His wife was Sarah Nash, who was born in England and was probably the third child of Thomas Nash and Margery Baker.  She was living in 1687 when Major John Nash left her, "the widow Talmage," a legacy.
It is said that Robert Talmage was among the original purchasers of New Haven Colony in 1639, and that his brother or father Thomas, was also located there for a while at least.  In 1662 the administrators filed an inventory of the estate of Robert Talmage."

The invoice of his estate was taken on Oct 3, 1662.  It was estimated at £131.14   

"Widdow Tallmadg" was granted 66 acres in the third division of land in New Haven in Dec 1680.  She was living on 30 Jun 1687 when her brother Major John Nash made his will and left her a legacy naming her as "Widow Talmage."

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