Family Group Sheet
NameFrancis BUSHNELL
Birth1576/1580, Of Horsham, Sussex, England [662]
Moveabt 1600, Horsham, Sussex, England
ImmigrationJul 1639, Guilford, CT aboard the St. John
MoveLate 1639, Guilford, New Haven, CT [Founder]
Will13 Oct 1646, Guilford, New Haven, CT [662]
Deathaft 13 Oct 1646, Guilford, New Haven, CT (will)
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OccupationPossibly an artisan or painter
FatherFrancis BUSHNELL (1550-<1626)
Other spousesJoan Kinward
Children
SpouseMartha Hallor
Marriage2 Aug 1627, Horsham, Sussex, England [662]
2 MFrancis Bushnell (Immigrant)
Christen8 Jan 1608/9, Horsham, Sussex, England [364]
Death4 Dec 1681, Saybrook, Middlesex, CT [81]
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SpouseMary Grambridge
Marriage27 Jun 1631, Horsham, Sussex, England [662]
SpouseRebecca Chapman
MarriageSaybrook, Middlesex, CT
SpouseJohn Lord
Marriageabt 1646, Guilford, New Haven, CT
9 MRichard BUSHNELL (Immigrant)
Christen20 Apr 1623, Horsham, Sussex, England [364]
Deathbef 17 Jul 1660, Saybrook or Norwalk, Middlesex, CT [663]
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SpouseMarie MARVIN
Marriage11 Oct 1648, Hartford, Hartford Co, CT [157]
SpouseJohn Hoadley
Marriage14 Jul 1642, Guilford, New Haven, CT [662]
Notes for Francis BUSHNELL
Belonged to the Church at Horsham, where there is referenced “a Seate under the new gallary stayers for Pharis Bushnell, the wife of Frauncis Bushnell, to belong to him and his heirs for ever.” Francis was a church warder in 1626/7 and made donations for the reparation of St. Pauls in London in 1636 and 1639.[ [663]]
His sons left for America in 1635. In 1639 he followed with his daughters Sarah and Rebecca on the St. John in the company of Rev. Henry Whitfield. Aboard ship, they created the “Guilford Covenant.” They landed at Fair Haven between Jul 10 and Jul 15 in 1639 and settled at Menunkatuck, which they renamed Guilford. Francis had a home lot on the corner of Fair and Broad Streets.
Since his wives both died before he immigrated, he must have married for a third time in the colonies. In November 1648, Thomas Jones of Guilford brought suite against “goodwife Bushnell” for injury done to his corn and hogs.[ [659]]
Savage’s: BUSHNEALL, FRANCIS, Guilford 1639, d. 1646, had brot. from Eng. s. Francis, and d. Rebecca, that m. John Lord of Hartford, and d. very soon after her f.
His sons left for America in 1635. In 1639 he followed with his daughters Sarah and Rebecca on the St. John in the company of Rev. Henry Whitfield. Aboard ship, they created the “Guilford Covenant.” They landed at Fair Haven between Jul 10 and Jul 15 in 1639 and settled at Menunkatuck, which they renamed Guilford. Francis had a home lot on the corner of Fair and Broad Streets.
Since his wives both died before he immigrated, he must have married for a third time in the colonies. In November 1648, Thomas Jones of Guilford brought suite against “goodwife Bushnell” for injury done to his corn and hogs.[ [659]]
Savage’s: BUSHNEALL, FRANCIS, Guilford 1639, d. 1646, had brot. from Eng. s. Francis, and d. Rebecca, that m. John Lord of Hartford, and d. very soon after her f.
Notes for Ferris QUENELL
Died in childbirth and buried with daughter Elizabeth. [662]
