Susannah BULL

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Susannah married Deacon Thomas BUNCE in 1669 in Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut. Thomas (son of Ensign Thomas (Bunch) BUNCE and Sarah) was born in 1648 in Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut; died in 1712 in Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Sarah BUNCE was born on 14 Aug 1670; died in 1748 in Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
2. Susannah BUNTS was born about 1672; died on 2 Dec 1755.
3. Thomas BUNCE was born on 25 Feb 1672 in Hartford County, Connecticut; and died.
4. Jonathan BUNCE was born on 20 Sep 1674 in Hartford County, Connecticut; died in 1717.
5. John BUNCE was born on 20 Dec 1676 in Hartford County, Connecticut; and died.
6. Joseph BUNCE was born on 20 Jan 1678 in Hartford County, Connecticut; died on 9 Jun 1750 in Hartford County, Connecticut.
7. Abigail BUNCE was born on 17 Sep 1681 in Hartford County, Connecticut; died in 1724.

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"Families of Early Hartford, Conn." by Lucius Barnes Barbour:
Thomas and Susannah were early members of the first Church in Hartford. They separated to the second church on February 12, 1670 of which they were original members. Thomas Bunce's name is on the Founders Monument in Hartford, CT. Thomas was commonly called Captain.

"Soldiers of King Philip's War, 1675" by George M. Bodge, Boston, 1906 lists a Thomas Bull, enlisted in Dedham, MA on 9 of Xber, 1675, April 1676, and June 24, 1676. It's unknown if this is the same Thomas Bull. Also, this source lists a Thomas Bull from Hartford, CT under the enlistment year of 1637 serving under Capt. John Mason, was in the Pequot War, and received grants of land for service. It's unknown if this is the same as Thomas Bull.
"Connecticut Soldiers in the Pequot War of 1637" by James Shepard, Meriden, CT, 1913, citation supplied by Cynthia - Internet Contact ([email protected]) shows that Thomas Bull enlisted from Hartford; was first at Boston or Cambridge in 1635; Hartford 1636; was in command at the Fort at Saybrook in 1675 [King Phillip's War]; died 1684. Had 7 children...In 1639, Thomas Bull informed the court (at Hartford) that a musket marked "I.W." was taken up at Pequanocke, which was received to be John Wood's who was killed at the river's mouth.

Thomas Bull's Probate as provided by Ken Young "[email protected]":
From "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records", Vol 1, Hartford District, 1635-1700. Page 281-283

Bull, Capt. Thomas, Hartford. Invt. ?972-06-00 in Hartford. Taken 24 October, 1684, by Joseph Whiting, Nathaniel Stanly and Stephen Hosmer. ?276-05-00 in Saybrook, and ?76-00-00 in Joshua?s gift of Land. Total, ?1322-11-10. Taken February, 1700. Will dated 19 April, 1684.
I Thomas Bull of Hartford, being weake in body Butt in good measure of health and memory, doe make this my last Will and testament: Impr. My will is that all my Just Debts be payd to whom I am Indebted. It. I give unto my son Thomas Bull of ffarmington That lott att ifower-mile Hill in Hartford Bounds, yt about one Hundred Acres; also I give my sayd son ffifteen pounds of my personal Estate and Two Cows.
Itt. I give unto my son David Bull of Saybrook all That I bought of good Wife Towsland in houseing and Land in Saybrook; And I give unto my said son David ?20 out of my personal Estate, and also two of my best Coats for his use.
Itt. I give unto my daughter Ruth Boardman of Cambridge ?10, to be paid in 18 Months after my decease.
Itt. I give unto my Daughter Bunts in Hartford ?10, to be paid in 18 months after my decease.
Itt. I give unto my Grand Childe Susannah Bunts ?5.
Itt. I give unto my daughter Abigail Bull ?90 Besides what she hath Received already, to be paid wthin 18 Months after my Decease, of wch sum I doe Appoint my son Joseph Bull to pay ?40 out of the best of my household Goods, and I doe apoynt my son Jonathan Bull to pay ?50 out of what he shall receive out of my Real and personal Estate, both wch sums to be payd In 18 months after my Decease.
I give unto my son Jonathan Bull Two Acres of my six Acar Lott In the South Meadow In Hartford, and likewise I give him 3 Acars of Meadow out of that 8 Acars that was Capt. Cullett?s, Abutting on Goodman Stocking?s Lott by the great River?s side; alsoe I give him My Two Acar Lott Lying by the Indian ffort by the great River?s side. Alsoe I doe give my sayd son Jonathan 6 Acars of my land that I bought of Mr. Hopkins, Lying next Mr. Hooker?s Land; Also I give him 3 Acars of Meadow at Hockanum that I bought of Mr Robert Webster, and I give him that Acar of Land that is over against My now Dwelling house that I bought of Thomas Whaples, Deceased; also I give him half that Lott yt I bought of Capt. Cullett of 14 Acars, Abutting on the Land of Steeven Hopkins and Land of Eliezer Way of Hartford; also I give him my Lott and House that I bought of William Warren neare the New Meeting hous In Hartford; also I give him my 18 Acar Lott lying at Rocky Hill, Abutting on the Land of Steven Hopkins; also I doe give unto my son Jonathan Bull the one half of my Land at Nahantick, with half the houseing privileges and apertenances; also I doe give unto my son Jonathan half my Land at Cedar Swamp that I Receved of the Country. And if the lord shall pleas to take my son Jonathan out of this Life before he hath A son, then my will is that All the land he hath Received of me, excepting what is Recorded to him before my death, shall Return to my then surviving Children, to be devided equally amongst them.
Itt. I give unto all my Grand children ?20, to be divided equally amongst them.
Itt I give unto Mr. John Whiting ?3, and desire him to be Overseer of this my will.
Itt. I give the Rest of my Estate, both Real and personall, unto my son Joseph Bull, whom I doe Appoynt to be sole Executor of this my Last Will and Testament. And alsoe that my son Joseph doe lett my Daughter Abigail have the use of the Chamber she now Lodgeth In so long as she shall see caus. In witness of the premisses I have heare unto sett my hand this 20 August, 1684. THOMAS BULL.
Witness: Eliezer Way, Sarah Way.
A Codicil made about 2 days before the death of Capt. Bull: In con- sideration that his daughter Bunce had deceased, he gave the ?10 devised to her to her daughter Susanna Bunce.
Test: Abigail Bull & Mr. John Whiting, upon oath before John Allyn, Sect. 25 November, 1684.

Thomas married Susannah WORTHINGTON. Susannah was born about 1610 in Hartford County, Connecticut; died on 12 Aug 1680 in Hartford County, Connecticut. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Thomas and Susannah were early members of the first Church in Hartford. They separated to the second church on February 12, 1670 of which they were original members.

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William married Jone ALLYN. Jone (daughter of Robert ALLIN) was born about 1584 in Manuden, Hartfordshire, England; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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