Nielsen Hayden genealogy
Jonathan Armstrong
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Name Jonathan Armstrong Born of Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island
[1] Gender Male Died Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts
[2] Person ID I957 Ancestry of PNH, TNH, and others | Ancestor of TNH Last Modified 1 Oct 2015
Family Martha, d. Dec 1709, Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts
Married Abt 1669 Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island
[3] Children + 1. Benjamin Armstrong, b. of Norwich, New London, Connecticut
, d. Between 5 Nov 1717 and 10 Jan 1718Last Modified 1 Oct 2015 Family ID F144 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Westerly is only the first possible place Torrey lists for his marriage; the others are Stonington (next door to Westerly), Norwich CT, and Roxbury CT. Torrey doesn't name the wife.
The unsigned and unsourced Find a Grave page for a Jonathan Armstrong 1630-1701, father of Benjamin Armstrong 1648-1717, has him in Westerly 1670.
"JONATHAN ARMSTRONG, of Westerly or Pawcatuck, R.I., settled in the debatable part of the Narragansett territoryy, called in the native speech Mesquamicuck, by the English Squamicuck, claimed by Connecticut jurisdiction as belonging to their plantation of Stonington. He removed in 1670 or 1678 to Norwich, probably as land was granted to him there. He probably removed afterward to Roxbury, Mass., where his daughter Mercy died, October 2, 1694, and Martha died December, 1709."
- Westerly is only the first possible place Torrey lists for his marriage; the others are Stonington (next door to Westerly), Norwich CT, and Roxbury CT. Torrey doesn't name the wife.
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Sources - [S194] Bingham & Phelps Family Ancestors, record held in the family of TNH, compiled by Barbara Allen and Maxine Phelps Lines.
- [S765] Genealogical Guide to the Early Settlers of America by Henry Whittemore. New York: 1898.
- [S2203] New England Marriages Prior to 1700 by Clarence A. Torrey. Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2015., no name given for Jonathan Armstrong's wife.
- [S194] Bingham & Phelps Family Ancestors, record held in the family of TNH, compiled by Barbara Allen and Maxine Phelps Lines.