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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
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The Dayton family’s arrival at New Haven Colony
First, thank you to all the readers of this blog. It has truly been a pleasure for Jim and I to meet you and to communicate with you. It is also a pleasure to hear from so many Daytons and … Continue reading
Posted in Dayghton, New Haven Colony, Quinnipiac, Ralph Dayton
Tagged Dayton family, Dayton family Whitfield Fleet, Dayton Quinnipiac, Isabel Calder, Ralph Dayghton, Ralph Dayton, Ralph Dayton 1639, Ralph Dayton family did not land at Boston, Ralph Dayton family likely landed at New Haven Colony, Ralph Dayton not at Boston
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TURN: Washington’s Spies on AMC
Just a reminder that the AMC network will begin airing the fourth and final season of TURN: Washington’s Spies in ten episodes, starting April 2017. Although the production takes liberties to “enhance” the story, I find it interesting to see how … Continue reading
Posted in American Revolution, Brookhaven, David Dayton, David Dayton Junior, David Dayton Senior, Patchogue
Tagged Abraham Woodhull, Caleb Brewster, David Dayton, Dayton family, Dayton family Brookhaven, Dayton Family Patchogue, friends and neighbors of Dayton, portrayal of Caleb Brewster, Richard Woodhull, Samuel Dayton, Washington's Spies
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Abraham Dayton family in Brookhaven NY and New London CT
It’s difficult to escape the desire to discover what happened to Abraham Dayton in the late 1690s that seemed to change everything. Two particularly large and bothersome questions in his story are 1) the apparent separation of family and 2) … Continue reading
Posted in Abraham Dayton, Deborah Dayton, John Rogers, New London, Rogerenes, Sweezey
Tagged Abraham Dayton, Abrham Dayton New London, Dayton family, Rogerenes
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Dayton Ancestry 