gender
Female
Identified as female in researchers' spreadsheetThere are 147 posts in this category.
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Aaron, Wife of (Record # 2)
- Notes: The index on the microfilm gives the incorrect page number
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Abbot, Flora (Record # 3)
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Abigail, Child of (Record # 5)
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Abigail (Record # 4)
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Alford, Wife of Alpheus (Record # 11)
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Bell, Sophia (Record # 20)
- Notes: Died of Tussis
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Bete (Record # 23)
- Notes: Burial charged to Joseph Woodbridge
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Betsey, Child of (Record # 24)
- Notes: Listed only as "Child of Betzy, Indian."
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Betty (Record # 25)
- Notes: Baptised in Middletown but described in ch rec as "free Negro woman of Hartford"
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Betty (Record # 26)
- Notes: In 1742 Edwards removed to his native town of Hartford where he opened another law office. He practiced law and entered public service.
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Bilhah (Record # 27)
- Notes: Baptized by Rev. Daniel Wadsworth, 1st Church
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Black Betsey (Record # 28)
- Notes: Buried at her own expense.
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Boardman, Jemima (Record # 31)
- Notes: Jemima was born in 1769
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Boston, Lydia (Record # 36)
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Boston, Jude, Child of (Record # 35)
- Notes: Died of fits
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Boston, Lydia, Child of (Record # 37)
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Butler, Peggy (Record # 40)
- Notes: Peggy was born in 1787; Delilah was born in 1804. Peggy seems to have died between 1810 and 1824.
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Busico (Record # 42)
- Notes: Buried at the expense of the town; the name may have come from a famous French or Flemish artist, the Master of Busico (or Boucicaut) who painted miniatures.
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Candace (Record # 45)
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Carney, Silvia (Record # 47)
- Notes: Sylvia was born in 1783 and once lived in Middletown. Captain Mortimer is listed as her former owner