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- LDS Ancest File gives date as 8 Dec 1710, Fairfield, CT.
!NOTE: John Sherman I was a judge of the County Court for forty-four years. He was of the first generation born in America. ( LDS AFN:BR4P-9R lists death date as 8 Dec 1710)
John was a deacon in the Congregational Church. In regard to a difference in relation to the ministry he headed a party which left and settled in the town of Woodbury, Conn., where he held a controlling influence. Was Town Clerk 25 years and Captain of Militia. A man of intelligence, wealth, and ability, and his influence was felt throughout the colony.He was Representative 17 sessions; Speaker 1711-12.
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John Sherman (1650 - 1730)
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Dea. John Sherman
Born 1650 in Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticutmap
ANCESTORS ancestors
Son of Samuel Sherman and Sarah Mary (Mitchell) Sherman
Brother of Samuel Sherman, Theophilus Sherman, Matthew Sherman, Edmund Sherman, Sarah (Sherman) Rossiter, Nathaniel Sherman, Benjamin Sherman and David Sherman
Husband of Elizabeth (Thorne) Sherman — married 1680 in Woodbury, Connecticutmap
DESCENDANTS descendants
Father of Hannah (Sherman) Chittenden, Samuel Sherman, Elizabeth (Sherman) Terrill, John Sherman, Sarah (Sherman) Hinman, Mary (Sherman) Stoddard, Susanna (Sherman) Noble and Ichabod Sherman
Died 13 Dec 1730 in Woodbury, Litchfield, Connecticutmap
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Biography
John married Elizabeth Thorne by 1680 in Woodbury or Stratford, Connecticut, or in Flushing, New York.[1]
(some of the following was hard to read and may be off somewhat)
Deacon John Sherman
John5 (Samuel, 4 Edmond,3 Henry,2 Henry,1) was born in Stratford, Conn, Feb 8 1651, and was a deacon in the Congregational church. On the occurrence of a difference in regard to the minister, he led a party which left and settled the town of Woodbury, Conn, where he held a controlling influence. He was townclerk 25 years, and captain of militia. A man of intelligence, energy and ability, his influence was felt throughout the colony.
He was a judge 44years, representative 17 sessions? And speaker of the assembly in 1711-12; so that he may very appropriately be called a pillar of the state. By his wife, Elisabeth, he had:
1. Ickabod, d. unm in old age
2. Hannah, b July 1 1680, m Chittenden
3. Samuel, b Aug 1 1682; d. Feb 25, 1757; a dea. In Congregational church at Woodbury; m. Dec 22, 1709, Mary Knowles.
4. Elizabeth, b. Oct 1, 1684; d. 1700; m. Roger Terrill of N. Milford, Ct.
5. John, b. June 1 1687; d. 1727
6. Sarah, born June 1, 1689, m Dec 28, 1718, Benjamin Hinman
7. Mary, b. Mar 1 1691; m. Rev. Anthony Stoddard
8. Susannah, b. Nov 1 1693; m. Dan. Noble
Sources
Jacobus, Donald Lines, compiled & edited (1930-2). History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield, Volume I. For the Eunice Dennie Burr Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution (Fairfield, Connecticut) Vol. 1, page 543
New England Historical and Genealogical Register. New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston MA. 1870. Vol 24 page 69
↑ New England Marriages prior to 1700, (Online database. AmericanAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2008.) Originally published as: New England Marriages Prior to 1700. Boston, Mass.: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2015. Reference Volume 2, page 1367
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