. Storia genealogica della famiglia Redfield negli Stati Uniti : Essendo una revisione e un'estensione delle tabelle genealogiche compilate nel 1839 da William C. Redfield . come sposato con Daniel Frost, figlio di Daniel e Mary Frostof Fairfield, e grande nipote di WilFairfield, morto nel 1644, e wbRecords di Connecticut, i, 465. Daiof quell'anno, Sarah Frost era marito appoiideceduto. (1. Daniel Frost, e forse altri. La signora Frost era probabilmente sposata afor il 3d febbraio 172|, Daniel FrojFairfield, ha scelto suo padre-ias suo guardiano. THEOPHILUS REDFIEIS2?lUfnni (1), era un falegname di t

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. Genealogical history of the Redfield family in the United States : being a revision and extension of the genealogical tables compiled in 1839 by William C. Redfield . as married to Daniel Frost, son of Daniel and Mary Frostof Fairfield, and great grandson of WilFairfield, who died in 1644, and wbRecords of Connecticut, I, 465. Daiof that year, Sarah Frost was appoiideceased husband. (1. Daniel Frost, And perhaps others. Mrs. Frost was probably married afor on the 3d Feb. 172|, Daniel FrojFairfield, made choice of his father-ias his guardian. THEOPHILUS REDFIEIS2?lUfnni (1), was a joiner by tra.Conn., soon after becoming of age.tof that town is in March, 170j, wheihomestead in what was then Killingv ♦ Mlti Caulkltut Hittory of New Londort In the genealogical table, prepared by MphiluB Redfleld was bom in England and ctlie Went Indies in 1704. ThieHtatemcnt walrendy given of Jnmcg Rodflelds history, donco prewnted in the Appendix, ehow thnwan ba»ed can not now be accertaincd, but ittain BOlhority. TheophiliiMs fiitlier may pithough of this wo find no podili vc evidence, may have made a voyago thither, which iWfitTt TheophllUB was bom Id not known, :. THIRD GKNERATION. 13 the name of Clinton, and is now one of the most pleasant af those beautifulvillages which border Long Island Sound. On the 24th Dec, 1706, he mar-ried PbisciLla Greenel (or Grinnell), then agi-d l7, dau. of Daniel and LydiaGreenel who three years before had settled in that part of Saybrook, thencalled Pochaug, now Westbrook. Daniel Greenel came from Little Compton, R. I. (then called Seaconnet), was a son of Daniel Greenel of that place, andprobably a grandson of Matthew Gleenel who was in Portsmouth, R. I., in1638.* For several years after his marriage, THEOPHILUS REDPIELDcontinued to reside in the southern part of the town, but about 1717 or 1718he bought a tract of land of about 120 acres on Chestnut Hill in North Kill-ingworth, within that part of the town to which the name of Killingworth isnow

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