He settled in New Hartford. His share of the property in Hartland, it seems, did not present a sufficient inducement to undertake a settlement, where then was not yet any permanent inhabitants. (No settlement was made in Hartland till abt. 1753.) Accordingly, he chose a residence with the Colony, which had been lately planed [sic] at New Hartford. Here, he settled at the time of his marriage or soon thereafter, but he was not long permitted to enjoy the homestead [sic], he had laid out. He made his Will, Dec 25, 1746, being at that time ‘sick and weak of body.’ He bequeathed to his wife Sarah, personal property and lands. ‘to his son, Ebenezer 50 acres of land, lying on Town Hill’ - to Susannah’, ‘housing stuff and land’, this last, however made conditional. The Will was proved Apr 16, 1747” ®408 He died at age 30. ®408His will was proven on 16 April 1747 at Hartford, Connecticut.

He was from Windsor, Connecticut. He was Sarah’s second husband. “They moved to Barkhamstead, Connecticut, where he was at that time living. They remained the only family in that town for nearly 10 years. During all of which time, they were frequently alarmed by threats of the Indians.” ®408