Joshua took the family and personal property of his deceased father, Thomas, after the latter's death in 1657 and moved to Windsor Center (Simsbury). He was granted 4 acres "near Thomas Maskill" at Massaco, Hartford Co., Ct. April 29, 1667.
Savages: JOSHUA, Windsor, s. of Thomas, m. 4 June 1663, Ruth Sherwood, had Ruth, b. 26 May 1664; Thomas, 30 Mar. 1666; Sarah, 23 June 1668; Elizabeth 1670; Joshua, 1672; Deborah, 1674; Mary, 1676; Mindwell, 1678; Hannah, 1680; and Moses, 1686; rem. to Simsbury, perhaps bef. some of the ch. were b. and d. 1 Dec. 1690, leav. Thomas, Joshua, Moses, and those seven ds.
[500]He was granted original tracts of land in Conn. (Simsbury Patent) by King Charles II, April 23, 1687. Was elected Representative to General Assembly, from Simsbury, 1660, 1671, and 1690 (wr, wg). (
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Manwaring 1:467 shows inventory of £474/8/0 taken Dec. 25, 1690, by John Higley and Samuel Wilcox (Selectmen) and his two brothers, Benajah and Nathaniel. (The Puritans evidently did not celebrate Christmas.) Records of his probate list his children. However, one reference does not list Joshua who was surely living (possibly an error by Manwaring). Seaver lists another child, Joab, not mentioned by McCracken.