Sanford, Menemon, 1789 - 1852
Menemon Sanford was the son of David Sanford and Olive Johnson was born in Pawlet, Vermont. He went to sea when he was 17 years old, sailing to Liverpool, England.
Euro-American
Tooker, William Wallace, 1848 - 1917
Born in Sag Harbor, New York in 1848, William Wallace Tooker was the son of William and Virginia Tooker. One biography of him says that he began collecting Native relics at the age of 5. By 1895, Tooker had amassed nearly 15,00o items.Between 1888 and 1911, Tooker became well-known as a specialist in Coastal Algonquian culture, language, history, and place names, publishing twelve books, over fifty pamphlets, and over one hundred articles.
Daughter of Foxon
Foxon's daughter, whose name has not survived, was the partner of the Mohegan sachem Uncas, and the mother of Benjamin Uncas I. Uncas claimed that she was of low class and he only slept with her because he was drunk.
Cheney, Adeline, 1870 - 1955
Adeline Cheney was the daughter of Major James Cheney and Harriet Cheny of Manchester, Connecticut.
Olcott, Walter H., 1867 - 1936
Walter Hooker Olcott was the son of Luther Olcott and Emeline Roberts of Manchester, Connecticut.
North, Samuel, Sr., 1708 - 1796
Samuel North was the son of John North and Mary Seymour of Farmington, Connecticut. He and his family lived at Farmington East Farms. Dexter North. John North of Farmington, Connecticut and His Descendants (Washington, DC, 1921), 23
Hart, Stephen II, 1634 - 1689
Stephen Hart II was the son of Stephen Hart of Farmington, Connecticut.
Hart, Mercy, 1719 - 1745
Mercy Hart (1719-1745), daughter of Josiah Hart and Sarah Bull, was the first wife of Roger Hooker.
Root, Joseph III, 1738 - 1738
Joseph Root was the son of Joseph Root and Hannah Wadsworth of Farmington, Connecticut. During the American Revolution, Root served as a corporal in Captain Hooker's Company, Colonel Erastus Wolcott's regiment. Find A Grave (Memento Mori Cemetery, Farmington, CT). U.S. Sons of the American Revolution Membership Application, Ancestry. Connecticut, U.S., Town Death Records, pre-1870 (Barbour Collection), Ancestry.
Whitman, Lemuel, 1739 - 1762
Lemuel Whitman was the son of Samuel Whitman and Susan Cole of Farmington, Connecticut. During the French & Indian War, he served as a private in Captain John Patterson's Company of Major-General Phineas Lyman's First Regiment. Whitman died in Cuba during the Battle of Havana.