Ellington...once was part of Windsor...check out the pictures there.
Joyce Bissell, dau of ___John Bissell, the immigrant.
Joyce married Samuel Pinney (see last photo), Nov.17,1665,
and their children were born in Windsor.
-May-June 16,1667
-Samuel,Jr- Nov.20,1668
-Josiah- Nov.8,1691
Samuel Pinney,Jr came to Ellington with his parents in 1717.
Samuel divided his estate between his three sons, Samuel,
Joseph, and Benjamin
Joyce married Samuel Pinney (see last photo), Nov.17,1665,
and their children were born in Windsor.
-May-June 16,1667
-Samuel,Jr- Nov.20,1668
-Josiah- Nov.8,1691
Samuel Pinney,Jr came to Ellington with his parents in 1717.
Samuel divided his estate between his three sons, Samuel,
Joseph, and Benjamin
Joyce Bissell, dau of ___John Bissell, the immigrant.
Joyce married Samuel Pinney (see last photo), Nov.17,1665,
and their children were born in Windsor.
-May-June 16,1667
-Samuel,Jr- Nov.20,1668
-Josiah- Nov.8,1691
Samuel Pinney,Jr came to Ellington with his parents in 1717.
Samuel divided his estate between his three sons, Samuel,
Joseph, and Benjamin
Joyce married Samuel Pinney (see last photo), Nov.17,1665,
and their children were born in Windsor.
-May-June 16,1667
-Samuel,Jr- Nov.20,1668
-Josiah- Nov.8,1691
Samuel Pinney,Jr came to Ellington with his parents in 1717.
Samuel divided his estate between his three sons, Samuel,
Joseph, and Benjamin
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