Jonathan HILLS abt 1664

! (1) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charle s Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, Massachusetts, 1995) 2:945. Cites: (a) Medical Journals of John Winthrop Jr. , 1657-1669, manuscript, Massachusetts Hist. Soc., Boston, Massachusetts, p.910. (b) "Hale, House and Related Famil ies, Mainly of the Connecticut River Valley," by Donald Lines Jacobus and Edgar Francis Waterman (Hart ford, 1952; rpt. Baltimore 1978) p.591-593. (c) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," V ol. 1, Hartford Probate Dist., 1635-1700, comp. by Charles William Manwaring (Hartford, 1904 ) 1:466.
(2) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring , Vol. 1, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) p.321-322,466. Cites: (a) Vol. IV, p.1 43-145. (b) Vol. V, p.133.
! Birth: (1) s/o William HILLS/Mary WARNER. (1a) Age 4 1/2 on 6 May 1669 (b. 1664/5). (1c,2b ) Deposed on 1 Sep 1692, age 28 (b. 1664). (1b) Age 61 at death on 29 Sep 1727 (b. 1666).
Marriage to Dorothy Hale: (1b) By 1688, based on eldest child baptism 22 Jul 1688. Death: (1b) 29 Sep 1727.
(1) 1680/1, 25 Feb: (2a) 1680/1, 21 Feb: (1,2a) William HILLS Sr. of Hocanum within the township of Hartford wrote his will. Made wife Mary HILLS and son Jonathan HILLS joint executors . Gave wife the use and improvement of 1/2 of my house & lands that I now live in & upon, an d half of all my stock cattle and moveables during her natural life, which said lands are 8 a cres on the east side of my dwelling house and 18 acres on the west side of my said house; al so the use and improvement of 1/2 of 17 rods of unimproved lands and 8 acres at the 3 mile lo ts during her natural life. Gave to son Jonathan HILLS the other full half of the aforesai d houses and lotments, and after wife's decease that land left to her, with all the cattle st ock and moveables; that my son Jonathan behave himself suitably to his mother after my death , hoping she will encourage him that he may so do. Any disagreements to be settled by the overseers. One year after the death of my wife Mary HILLS, son Jonathan HILLS shall pay out o f the estate 10 pounds to daughter Mary HILLS. In case of Jonathan's death before the deat h of my wife without issue, overseers to distribute to my surviving children according to the ir good and sound discretion. (2b) 1692, 1 Sep: Jonathan HILL, aged 28 years, and Dorothy HILL, aged 25 years, testified concerning the nuncupative will of our brother John HILL of Hartford.
Dorothy
about 1667.
! (1) "The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633," by Robert Charle s Anderson (NEHGS, Boston, Massachusetts, 1995) 2:945. Cites: (a) "Hale, House and Related Families, Mai nly of the Connecticut River Valley," by Donald Lines Jacobus and Edgar Francis Waterman (Hartford, 19 52; rpt. Baltimore 1978) p.8, 608-609
. (2) NEHGS "Register," Vol. 568, Oct 1988, "Walter Harris of Wethersdield, Connecticut," b y Gale Ion Harris, p.327. Cites: (a) "Hale, House and Related Families," by Jacobus and Water man (Hartford, 1952) p.5-6.
(3) "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records," comp. by Charles William Manwaring , Vol. 1, Hartford District 1635-1700 (Hartford, 1904) p.456,466. Cites: (a) Vol. V, p.133,16 9-170.
(4) "Genealogies of Connecticut Families From the New England Historical and Genealogical R egister" (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1983; rpt. Broderbund Software, 1997, CD 179) "T he Hale Family of Connecticut," by Seymour Morris. Vol. 2, p.106.
! Birth: (1) d/o Samuel HALE/Mary SMITH. (3a) d/o Samuel HAILE Senr. Age 25 on 1 Sep 1692 (b . 1667). (4) d/o Samuel HAILL or HALE/Mary.
(3a) 1692, 1 Sep: Jonathan HILL, aged 28 years, and Dorothy HILL, aged 25 years, testifie d concerning the nuncupative will of our brother John HILL of Hartford.
(1a,3a) 1692, 26 Dec: (1a) Samuel HALE wrote his will. Mentioned his three beloved daughters, Marie, Rebeccah, and Dorothie. (3a) Samuel HALLE Senr. of Glastonbury, Connecticut wrote his will . Gave to daughters Marrie, Rebeccah, and Dorothie, to each of them, one of my great pewter platters.

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