Category Archives: Mary Dingle
Descendants of Ralph Dayton, 5 generations
With Jim’s permission, I am adding his PDF which charts five generations from Ralph Dayton forward. Always a work in progress, he hopes it is helpful to many. Ralph Dayton Descendant Chart 5 Generations
Posted in Abigail Dayton, Abraham Dayton, Alice Dayton, Ann Francis, Anne Frances, Beardsley, Brookhaven, Dayghton, Deborah Dayton, Henry Dayton, Isaac Dayton, Jacob Dayton, John Rogers, Mary Dingle, Mary Knight Haines Dayton, Medlen, Medlin, Ralph Dayton, Robert Dayton, Samuel Dayton, Thomas Baker, Uncategorized
Tagged Dayton ancestors, Dayton descendants, Dayton family, Ralph Dayton
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Current Ralph Dayton family projects
There are currently several Ralph Dayton family projects in process. Jim is investing numerous hours/weeks searching old documents, looking for such items as David Dayton’s land deed in Hadley NY (about 1790). As you can imagine, it is a tiresome … Continue reading
Samuel Dayton contemplated going to Killingworth, Connecticut?
Google® the phrase “apparently contemplated going to Killingworth” and you will find many references to Samuel Dayton, repeating variations of the sentence “He apparently contemplated going to Killingworth, Conn. where four lots had been assigned him before 19 Apr 1667.” It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Brookhaven, Dayton, Long Island, Mary Dingle, Medlen, Medlin, North Sea, Samuel Dayton, Setauket
Tagged apparently contemplated going to Killingworth, Captain Underhill letter, four lots has been assigned him, Frost Genealogy, Killingworth Upon Matinecock, Privateer Captain Underhill, Samuel Dayton, Samuel Dayton comtemplated going to Killingworth, Seven Purchasers on Killingworth upon Matinecock, the buisnesse of Samuell Daytons, the business of Samuel Dayton
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Samuel Dayton’s primitive shelter
With this bitter cold we’ve been experiencing across the Midwest and East Coast, I couldn’t help but think about what it must have been like for our pioneer ancestors, particularly for those who established residence where no Europeans had lived … Continue reading
Posted in Brookhaven, Dayton's Neck, Long Island, Mary Dingle, Medlen, Medlin, Samuel Dayton
Tagged Dayton's Neck, death of Medlin Dayton, Doyton's sellar, Medlin, on Dayton's Neck at South, one room mud shelter, Samuel and Medlin, Samuel Dayton Matinecock, Samuel Dayton's primitive shelter
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350 years ago, today
Governor Nicholls of New York had invited the Unkechaug, Shinnecock and Montaukett sachems to meet with him in the fall of 1665, to formally establish diplomatic relations. The governor heard the sachem complaints and after the old patent was dissolved, … Continue reading
Posted in Brookhaven, Mary Dingle, Samuel Dayton
Tagged 1665 formal diplomatic relations, abandon his cellar, April 19 1667, Captain John Underhill, four vacated lots, Matinecock investment, Montaukett sachem, sachem complaints, Samuel Dayton, Samuel Dayton John Underhill, Samuell Dayton, Shinnecock sachem, Unkechaug sachem
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“Parsons” does not belong with our Samuel Dayton
We finally may have located the origin of the insertion of “Parsons” into our Samuel Dayton’s name. Since this idea has been introduced to the internet, it is proliferating, causing much confusion. For reference, Samuel Dayton is the son of … Continue reading
Dayton Ancestry 