==Jacobus' Introduction=======================================================

	An account of Edward Wooster of Derby, Connecticut, with a fragmentary record of
his family, appears in the "History of Derby," by Samuel Orcutt, published at Springfield,
Massachusetts, in 1880, pages 780-784. The "Genealogy of the Woosters in America," by
David Wooster, M.D., San Francisco, California, 1885, although it presents valuable
biographical material relative to certain members of the family, is generally very incomplete
and inaccurate. An article entitled "The Wooster Family," by Holdridge Ozro Collins of
Los Angeles, California, which appeared in the New York Genealogical and Biographical
Record, vol. 30, pages 242-247, and vol. 31, pages 39-47, perpetuates all the errors made
by Orcutt and, with the exception of the descendants of Walter Wooster (vide infra 10 vii.),
[KJW note: That translates to "see below: No. 1817" in the Henry System being used in
this online version.] adds little to previous accounts. "Seymour Past and Present," by Messrs.
Campbell, Sharp and Basset, Seymour, Connecticut, 1902, pages 599-605, follow Orcutt's
account for the earlier generations, but adds considerable material relative to Seymour
branches of the family. An article entitled "The British House of Worcester in America," by
Mary S. Austin, published in The Connecticut Magazine, vol. 12, pages 81 et seq., 337 et seq.,
gives a romantically colored account of Edward Wooster and early days in Derby, based on
printed sources. Two pages (243, 244), containing no additional material, are devoted to
this family in the "Descendants of Rev. William Worcester," by Sarah Alice Worcester,
Boston, 1914.
	Although the prominence of this family has caused so much to be written concerning it,
it is apparent that, aside from the exceptions noted above, very little independent research
has been made since Orcutt published his "History of Derby." The errors made by Orcutt have
been followed by his successors. No one of these publications presents the material that is
to be found in the church and land records of Derby, and their accounts of the branches of
the family which did not reside at Derby are confused and conflicting. It is the purpose of
the compiler of the following account to correct the inaccuracies of these publications and
to set forth the lines omitted therein.

[DLJ note: The compiler acknowledges his indebtedness to George Clarke Bryant, B.A., LL.B.,
of Ansonia, Connecticut, for much valuable information relating to the Wooster family.]

==1st generation=====Edward, the founder=======================================
1
	Edward Wooster, whose origin is unknown, [DLJ note: It has been suggested in all
seriousness that he sprang from the marquises of Wooster. The surname of this
English house, which was of Plantagenet descent in the male (illegitimate) line,
was Somerset; and, in accord with English custom, only the illegitimate offspring
would assume the title as a surname. The suggestion has also been made, but without
proof, that he was related to Rev. William Worcester of Salisbury, Massachusetts.]
was of Derby, Connecticut, [DLJ note: All places mentioned in this article are
situated within the present limits of the State of Connecticut, unless another
State or region is indicated in the text or may be easily inferred from the context.]
and died there 8 July 1689. He married first ------- -------; [DLJ note: Orcutt's suggestion
that she was related to Francis French of Derby has been amplified in subsequent
accounts, some of which state that she was Elizabeth French. It is more likely that
she was sister of Thomas Langdon, for whom Edward's eldest son may have been named.]
and secondly TABITHA TOMLINSON, daughter of Henry and Alice of Stratford. She
married secondly, about 1690, as his second wife, Dr. John Hull of Derby, and
died in 1691.
	In 1651 Edward Wooster obtained permission from the town of Milford to
settle in the northern part of the township, then known as Paugasset. Within the
next year or two he and his brother-in-law, Thomas Langdon, [DLJ note: Thomas
Langdon spoke of "his brother Woster" (New Haven Historical Society's Ancient
Record Series, vol. 1, p. 173).] built houses at Paugasset, thus founding what
became in 1675 the town of Derby. The growing village at Paugasset was not viewed
with favor by the authorities at Milford and New Haven, and occasional lawlessness
on the part of some of the villagers intensified their disapproval. In this
situation Edward Wooster conducted himself with prudence, for in 1669 the General
Court appointed him constable in Paugasset. His social position is indicated by
the fact that at least one record refers to him as "goodman."

		Children by first wife:
			11 Elizabeth
			12 Mary
			13 Thomas
			14 Edward
			15 David

		Children by second wife:
			16 Henry
			17 Ruth
			18 Timothy
			19 Abraham
			1A Hannah
			1B Sylvester
			1C Tabitha
			1D Jonas
			1E Ebenezer

[DLJ note: Orcutt's History of Derby, followed by all subsequent accounts, states
that Edward's second marriage occurred in 1669. The marriage has not been found on record
in Derby, Milford, or Stratford. It would seem that Orcutt accepted the date of Tabitha
Wooster's admission to the church as the date of her marriage. "Tabitha wife of Edward
Wooster was added to the church" in Milford on 27 June 1669; and since Henry and Ruth were
baptized one week later as the children of Sister Wooster, they were presumably her own
children. "Edward Worcester" did not join the church until 27 December 1669; and, since
Edward and David were baptized thereafter as children of Brother Edward Worcester, they
were presumably his children by his former wife. Since the eldest son, Thomas, married a
sister of his stepmother's, he and his two elder sisters were certainly children of the
first wife. Heretofore Timothy has always been given as the eldest child of the second wife,
and Abraham has always been erroneously assigned to the first wife. Further evidence favoring
the division made above is found in the name Henry, which was also the name of Tabitha's
father.]

==2nd generation=====Children of Edward========================================

11
	Elizabeth Wooster, married at Stratford 16 November 1671 COL. EBENEZER
JOHNSON, who died at Derby 18 September 1726, aged 81, son of Peter of Fairfield.
He married (2) at Derby, 23 November 1676, Hannah -------, [DLJ note: The marriage
record entirely omits the name of the bride. Her first name appears in subsequent
records. Her surname has been given positively as Tomlinson (Seymour Past and
Present, p. 489), an error which probably originated with Orcutt (History of
Derby, p. 738). Inconclusive evidence indicated that she was daughter of Richard
Holbrook of Milford.] by whom he had eight children.

		Only child:
			111 Elizabeth


12
	Mary Wooster, b. 2 November 1654; died young.


13
	Lieutenant Thomas Wooster, of Derby, born about 1656, died 9 January 1712/13.
He married PHEBE TOMLINSON, born at Stratford 14 August 1656, died in March 1739/40,
daughter of Henry and Alice and sister of his stepmother.
	In October 1706, being then a sergeant, he was commissioned lieutenant of the
trainband in Derby.

		Children:
			131 Phebe
			132 Alice
			133 Zerviah
			134 Elizabeth
			135 Alice
			136 Thomas
			137 Thankful
			138 Zerviah


14
	Edward Wooster, baptized at Milford 12 June 1670; died young.


15
	David Wooster, of Derby, baptized at Milford 12 June 1670, died
29 March 1711. He married MARY LOBDELL, who died before 1723, daughter of
Simon and Persis (?Pierce) of Milford, as is proved by New Haven Probate Records,
vol. 4, p. 482.

		Children:
			151 Jerusha
			152 Persis
			153 Tamar

	
16
	Henry Wooster, born 18 August 1666 and baptized, with Ruth, at
Milford 4 July 1669; died s.p., in her Majesty's service in the
expedition to Canada, prior to an agreement of his heirs dated 9 February 1709/10.


17
	Ruth Wooster, born 8 April 1668 and baptized, with Henry, at Milford
4 July 1669; married in 1687 SAMUEL BOWERS, baptized at New Haven 5 November 1665,
died at Derby in 1744, son of Rev. John 2 (George 1) and Bridget (Thompson). He
married (2) 4 November 1691 Lydia French, by whom he had six children. [KJW note:
see a note from DLJ re John and re a mistakenly attributed other child of Ruth at
the entry for John (No. 171).]

		Child:
			171 John


18
	Timothy Wooster, of Derby, was born 12 November 1670 and was baptized
at Milford 18 December 1670. He married 23 May 1699, ANNA PERRY, born at Stratford
22 January 1679/80, daughter of Arthur and Anna (Judson).

		Children:		
			181 Timothy
			182 Tabitha
			183 Edward
			184 Ann
			185 Samuel
			186 Damaris
			187 Henry
			188 Arthur
			189 Eleazer
			18A Peter

19
	Captain Abraham Wooster, of Stratford, baptized at Milford
16 March 1672/3, died 1 September 174[3], aged 70 (gravestone in Episcopal
churchyard, Stratford). He married 22 November 1699, MARY WALKER.
	In May 1717 he was appointed ensign and in May 1728 captain of the
trainband in the parish of Ripton in Stratford. In his will, dated
31 August 1739 and proved 29 September 1743, he named his wife Mary, his
sons Joseph and David, and his daughters Sarah Hemingway, Mary Harrison,
Hannah Wooster, and Ann Wooster.
	Orcutt's "History of Derby" (p.782) states that Abraham Wooster resided
at Stratford until about 1719, that he was living at Derby as early as 1722,
and that he was still resident in Derby in July 1743, when he conveyed
land to Abraham Wooster, Jr. A careful consideration of all the facts makes
it certain that the deed of July 1743 was drawn by Abraham (No. 1B2), q.v.,
to the latter's nephew Abraham (No. 1B11), and the evidence is adequate to prove
that Capt. Abraham Wooster, from the time of his marriage until his death,
resided continuously at Stratford. As a result of Orcutt's mistake the
subsequent biographies of Gen. David Wooster, son of Capt. Abraham, erroneously
state that David spent his boyhood in Derby, and Dexter's "Yale Biographies"
calls David son of Abraham of Derby. [DLJ note (inserted after "Children,"
and before "born at Stratford:" just below): Orcutt's History of Derby, p. 782, gives
the date of Abraham Wooster's marriage as 1697 instead of 1699, and inserts a
fictitious Abraham (whom it identifies with No. 1B2 of this article) as the 
eldest child. The correct date of marriage (1699) is given in Cothren's History
of Woodbury, vol.3, p. 688, and the compiler of this article has personally
verified it by reference to the original record. The Wooster Genealogy, p. 27,
erroneously states that the eldest son was Abraham, born in 1698, and that the
latter was father of Edward, born in 1734 (whom it identifies with No. 1833
of this article).]

		Children, born at Stratford:
			191 Ruth
			192 Joseph
			193 Sarah
			194 Mary
			195 Hannah
			196 David
			197 Ann


1A
	Hannah Wooster, baptized at Milford 31 October 1675; married
20 August 1696 WILLIAM WASHBURN, born at Stratford 16 Mar 1668/9, died at Derby
18 January 1741, son of Hope 2 (William 1) and Mary (Stiles). Seven children.

		Children:
			1A1 [KJW note: Jacobus provided neither first name nor other data.]
			1A2 [KJW note: Jacobus provided neither first name nor other data.]
			1A3 [KJW note: Jacobus provided neither first name nor other data.]
			1A4 [KJW note: Jacobus provided neither first name nor other data.]
			1A5 [KJW note: Jacobus provided neither first name nor other data.]
			1A6 [KJW note: Jacobus provided neither first name nor other data.]
			1A7 [KJW note: Jacobus provided neither first name nor other data.]

1B
	Sylvester Wooster,of Derby, died 16 November 1712. He married SUSANNA
-------, who married secondly, 30 November 1713, Samuel Washburn [DLJ note: Susanna
had two children by Samuel Washburn, viz., Mary and Samuel. The latter was born
4 May 1717, married 19 May 1741 Sarah Beach, and died in the military service
24 October 1760.] born at Stratford 5 March 1670/1, died at Derby in 1724, son of
Hope and Mary (Stiles), and thirdly, in 1724, ------- Northrop.
	The probate records give the names and ages of Sylvester's children, early
in 1714, as Moses, 13, Tabitha, 11, Samuel, 8, Nathaniel, 5, Sylvester, 2, and
Susanna, 7 months. In February 1724 the widow was called Susanna Wooster alias 
Washborne, in December 1724 Susanna Northrop, lately Washborne.

		Children:
			1B1 Moses
			1B2 Abraham
			1B3 Tabitha
			1B4 Samuel
			1B5 Nathaniel
			1B6 Sylvester
			1B7 Susanna


1C
	Tabitha Wooster, married (1) at Stratford, 15 October 1705, JOHN
WALKER; married (2) at Stratford, 11 October 1726, JOSEPH BIRDSEY.


1D
	Lieutenant Jonas Wooster, of Stratford, where he resided in the
parish of Ripton (afterwards the town of Huntington), married JANE NICHOLS,
probably daughter of Benjamin of Stratford, of whose estate Jonas was administrator
in 1719. In 1773 her three sons, John Wooster of Stratford, Jonas Wooster of Milford,
and Benjamin Wooster of Litchfield, joined a large number of other Nichols heirs
in a suit before the Superior Court for the recovery of certain lands.
	Jonas Wooster was confirmed as ensign of the trainband at ripton in May
1728 and as lieutenant of the same company in October 1740. He first bought land
in Litchfield in 1731. His brother Timothy also acquired property there, which he
conveyed in 1747 to his "sons Arthur and Peter," they in turn conveying it, in 1748,
to their "uncle Lieutenant Jonah Wooster of Ripton in Stratford." Jonas conveyed
his Litchfield property,  7 October 1752, to his "son Benjamin Wooster of Stratford,"
and Benjamin removed thither. [LDJ note: Litchfield Deeds, vol. 2, pp. 9, 160, 440,
and vol. 4, pp. 237, 306, 446.]

		Children:
			1D1 Jonas
			1D2 John
			1D3 Benjamin


1E
	Ebenezer Wooster, of Stratford and Stamford, baptized at Milford
5 August 1688, is possibly the Ebenezer who died at Stamford in January 1765,
the administratrix of whose estate was Mary Wooster. [KJW note: I have a very 
strong hunch that it was his son—1E3—who died in January 1765 and was 
survived by a widow Mary. N.B.—I am following that hunch, and I am listing 
Mary Pettit as the wife of 1E3 and NOT as the second wife of 1E.] He married 
MARGARET SAWTELL, daughter of Zechariah of Groton.
	He removed from Stratford to Stamford in 1717, conveying his property
in Stratford to Jonas Wooster (Stratford Deeds, vol. 2, p. 431A).

		Children (record incomplete):
			1E1 Henry
			1E2 Zechariah
			1E3 Ebenezer
			1E4 John

	[KJW note: Check http://www.rootsweb.com/~ctfairfi/stamford/hr_t-z.htm
for information about four additional children of Ebenezer and Margaret 
Sawtell (apparently born after move to Stamford), two children of Ebenezer (although WHICH
Ebenezer—1E or 1E3—is not clear) and Mary Pettit, and more. The four additional children,
added on the basis of the records found in the above link, follow.]
			
			1E5 Anna Wooster,                   born Sept. 3, 1717
			1E6 Edward Wooster,              born Mar. 25, 1719
			1E7 Thomas Wooster,             born Dec.--, 1721
			1E8 Mehetabel Wooster,         born Mar. 26, 1723.
 

==3rd generation=====Grandchildren of Edward===================================

111
	Elizabeth Johnson, b. 20 December 1672: died in 1757; married in 1692
JEREMIAH JOHNSON, b. at New Haven 25 April 1664, died at Derby 11 December 1726,
son of Jeremiah 2 (Thomas 1) and Sarah (Hotchkiss).


131
	Phebe Wooster, [DLJ note: Orcutt's History of Derby calls this child
Phebe Leavenworth, and states that she died 26 March 1696. No such entry has been
found in the Derby rcords.] born 6 March 1678/9; died after February 1762; married
JOHN LEAVENWORTH of Newton, son of Thomas and Grace. For their children see
REGISTER, vol. 72, p. 78.


132
	Alice Wooster, born September 6 September 1680; died in September 1682.


133
	Zerviah Wooster, born 19 August 1682; died 20 February 1697/8. [DLJ note:
Orcutt's History of Derby erroneously states that she died 19 August 1682.]


134
	Elizabeth Wooster, born 1 September 1685; married 27 March 1712 JOHN
TOMLINSON, born 19 September 1686, died 18 November 1756, son of William. He married
(2) Hannah (Merwin) Collins, widow of John Collins, who married (3) Samuel Sanford.
By her John Tomlinson had two sons.

		Children:
			1341 Phebe
			1342 Bathsheba
			1343 Joseph
			1344 Elizabeth
			1345 Abigail
			1346 John

135
	Alice Wooster, [DLJ note: Omitted in History of Derby and early accounts.
Her marriage is proved by Derby Deeds, vol. 4, p. 350. Her estate was distributed to
her brother Thomas Wooster, to the heirs of her eldest sister, Phebe Leavenworth, to
the heirs of her second sister, Elizabeth Tomlinson, and to the heirs of her third
sister, Zerviah Miles.] born about 1687; died s.p. 8 August 1774; married SAMUEL
WOOSTER (No. 1B4). [KJW note: She appears to have been the second wife of Samuel Wooster.]


136
	Thomas Wooster, of Derby, born 18 February 1691/2, died 2 February 1777,
aged 85 (gravestone). He married 25 December 1718, SARAH HAWKINS, born 23 May 1695,
died 10 December 1785, aged 92 [sic], daughter of Joseph 3 (Joseph 2, Robert 1) and
Elizabeth (Gunn).

		Children:
			1361 John
			1362 Ruth
			1363 Thomas
			1364 Phebe
			1365 Daniel
			1366 Joseph
			1367 David
			1368 Henry


137
	Thankful Wooster, born 18 February 1691/2.


138
	Zerviah Wooster, [DLJ note: Omitted in History of Derby and subsequent
accounts.] born about 1699; died 15 November 1753; married 4 April 1723 JONATHAN
MILES, born about 1700, died 21 February 1784, son of Theophilus 3 (Samuel 2
Richard 1) and Bethia (?Pettit).

		Children:
			1381 Bethia
			1382 Theophilus
			1383 Phebe
			1384 Hannah
			1385 Theophilus
			1386 Bethia
			1387 Zerviah
			1388 Jonathan

151
	Jerusha Wooster, born about 1702, died s.p. about 1785;
married THOMAS MCDOWLAND. Administration on her estate was granted,
16 January 1786, to Simeon Bristol, in right of his wife, "who was -------
Brooks niece to the deceased" (New Haven Probate Records, vol 15, p. 14).
[KJW note: The missing first name was probably "Mary." See record No. 1532.]
She was married subsequent to May 1744, having been temporarily non compos
mentis not long before that date.


152
	Persis Wooster, born 30 May 1704; married 2 April 1724 EPHRAIM
GILLET, born about 1698, died in 1748, son of Eliphal and Mary (Wheeler) of
Milford. [DLJ note (just preceding the list of children): The first five and
last two children are recorded at Derby, the sixth and seventh at Milford.
The History of Derby and subsequent publications erroneously combine the twins
David and Wooster into a single child, David Wooster. Derby Records contain a
second, and palpably incorrect, entry of the birth of the fifth child, Mary,
on 10 March 1726/7.]

		Children:
			1521 Ephraim
			1522 David (twin)
			1523 Wooster (twin)
			1524 Freelove
			1525 Mary
			1526 Jeremiah
			1527 Jonathan
			1528 Shadrack
			1529 Joseph (twin)
			152A Benjamin (twin)


153
	Tamar Wooster, born 16 June 1707; died at Cheshire 7 October 1775;
married 1734 CAPTAIN ENOS BROOKS, born 15 February 1707/8, died 22 September 1771,
son of Thomas 2 (Henry 1) and Martha (Hotchkiss) of Cheshire.

		Children:
			1531 Enos
			1532 Mary
			1533 Mehitabel
			1534 David
			1535 Tamar


171
	John Bowers, in 1714 had a wife Charity, recently married (New Haven
County Court Records). [DLJ note: This child, John Bowers, is omitted in Orcutt's
History of Derby, p. 703. Probate records prove that he was son of Samuel Bowers,
and a consideration of the dates show that it is almost impossible for him to have
been a child by the second wife. The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record,
vol 31, p. 42, followed therein by Seymour Past and Present, p. 603, gives Ruth a fictitious
child, Sarah Bowers, who (it is alleged) married Timothy Wooster (No. 181), q.v.]


181
	Timothy Wooster, of Derby, was born 29 December 1699. He married first, 18 August 1727,
ABIGAIL HARGER, born 2 July 1706, died 23 September 1736, daughter of Abraham 2 (Jabez 1)
and Hannah (Riggs); and secondly, 22 March 1736/7, SARAH (CARRINGTON) BOWERS, born at New
Haven 4 December 1708, died 23 October 1749, daughter of Peter and Anna (Wilmot) Carrington
and window of Samuel Bowers. [DLJ note: Her only child by Samuel Bowers was Rebecca,
born 8 July 1729, who married Robert Hawkins (No. 1862). The New York Genealogical and
Biographical Record, vol. 31, p. 42, erroneously states that Timothy's second wife
was Sarah Bowers, only child of Samuel and Ruth (Wooster). Cf. supra No. 17.]

		Children by first wife:
			1811 Jabez
			1812 Dorcas
			1813 Abigail

		Children by second wife:
			1814 Dorcas
			1815 Edward
			1816 Jesse
			1817 Walter
			1818 Jesse
			1819 Joseph


182
 	Tabitha Wooster, born 3 May 1701. No subsequent record positively relating
to her has been found, but an exhaustive study of all the Derby families leads to the
belief that she was the Tabitha who married (1) ANTHONY WISEBURY and
married (2) ------- BARTHOLOMEW.


183
	Edward Wooster, of Derby, born 17 September 1702, died in 1732. He married at
Stratford, 7 February 1723/4, ELIZABETH WATKINS, born in August 1702, died 2 March 1738, daughter
of Joseph. [DLJ note: On 29 August 1727 Edward Wooster and his wife Elizabeth
conveyed land inherited from "father Joseph Watkins Sr." (Stratford Deeds, vol. 4, p. 92.)]
She married secondly Thomas Harvey of Fairfield, and the births of her children Naomi and 
Edward are entered in the register of the Greenfield Hill Parish.

		Children:
			1831 Naomi
			1832 Grace
			1833 Edward


184
	Ann Wooster, born 17 January 1704/5; died before 1748; married (1) 6 January 1725/6
DANIEL HAWKINS, born 9 [obliterated] 1705, died before 1732, son of Joseph 3 (Joseph 2,
Robert 1) and Elizabeth (Gunn); married (2) ROGER PERKINS, born at New Haven 25 March 1704,
died at Derby in 1751, son of John 3 (John 2, Edward 1) and Sarah (Warner). He married (2)
Mary -------, who died at Oxford 2 July 1789. 

		Child by first husband:
			1841 Daniel
[DLJ note: Roger Perkins had two children by his second wife, Mary, viz., Sarah (born in 1748)
and Eunice (born in 1749). The diary of a grandson of Roger is said to contain the
statement that Roger's first wife was Ann, daughter of Ithiel Russell. This is disproved
by several records, including a deed from Timothy Wooster to his son-in-law Roger Perkins
(Derby Deeds, vol. 5, p. 510).]
		Children by second husband:
			1842 Ithiel
			1843 Mary
			1844 Anna
			1845 Damaris
			1846 Ann


185
	Samuel Wooster, of Oxford, born 17 April 1706, died 16 September 1776,
aged 70 (gravestone). He married, 28 October 1731, ANN MOSS, who died 14 September 1791,
[DLJ note: By church record 17 September 1790. Administration of her estate
was granted 29m September 1790.] aged 81 (gravestone), daughter of William 3
(Mercy 2, John 1). [DLJ note: The Morse genealogy, by J. Howard Morse and Emily
W. Leavitt (New York, 1903), Part I, Section 5, p. 12, correctly places Ann as daughter
of Sergt. William Moss, but gives her birth date as 28 October 1731, this being actually
the date of her marriage. Her age at death would place her birth four years prior to her
father's marriage to Abigail (Nichols) Riggs, and it is practically certain that she was
his child by a former wife, whose identity has not been discovered.]

		Children:
			1851 Elisha
			1852 Deborah
			1853 Ann
			1854 Joseph
			1855 Hannah
			1856 Micah
			1857 Eunice
			1858 Sarah


186
	Damaris Wooster, born 20 February 1707/8; married (1) 13 December 1727 ELEAZER
HAWKINS, born 27 November 1706, died in 1734, son of Joseph 3 (Joseph 2, Robert 1) and
Elizabeth (Gunn); married (2) before 1743, as his second wife, NOAH DURAND, born
27 August 1707, son of John and Elizabeth (Bryan).

		Children by first husband:
			1861 Lois
			1862 Robert
			1863 Lieut. Samuel
			1864 Zadoc

		Children by second husband:
			1865 Noah
			1866 Abigail
			1867 Mercy


187
	 Henry Wooster, born 19 February 1709/10. His son, Henry, was living
in 1801. [DLJ note: Nathan Wooster's estate (excepting dower) was distributed
in 1810 to his surviving first cousins on both sides. Those mentioned on his father's side
were: (1) Walter, son of Timothy Wooster; (2) Aner and Naomi, daughter's of Eleazer Wooster;
(3) Joseph, Anna, and Sarah, children of Samuel Wooster; (4) Henry, son of Henry Wooster;
(5) Robert and Lois, children of Damaris Durand by her first marriage, she being then 
Damaris Hawkins, and Abigail, Mercy, and Noah, children of Damaris Durand by her second
marriage; (6) children (unnamed) of Anna Perkins. (New Haven Probate Records, vol. 27, p. 167.)]
[KJW note: The Nathan Wooster referred to is No. 1882. Jacobus included two markers leading
to this footnote. One was from Henry (No. 187), and the other was from Nathan (No. 1882). I suspect
the marker from Henry may not have been intended.]

188
	Arthur Wooster, born 26 March 1713; died at Oxford 6 August 1796; married SARAH
BALDWIN, who died 12 July 1796, daughter of Nathan and Elizabeth. He was appointed ensign of
Capt. Elihu Hall's company in the expedition against Canada in June 1746. 

		Children:
			1881 a son
			1882 Nathan


189
	Eleazer Wooster, born 16 October 1715; died at Bethlehem 12 September 1807,
aged 94 [sic]; married DEBORAH -------. He and his wife, Deborah, were dismissed from
the church in Oxford to the church in Goshen in 1770.

		Children, recorded at Oxford:
			1891 Lurana
			1892 Naomi

18A
	Peter Wooster, of Oxford, died about 1760; married MARTHA SMITH, who
died 1 February 1804, having married (2) 3 September 1767 Ezekiel Perry. Peter Wooster
served in the French and Indian War, being corporal of the Seventh Company, Fourth
Connecticut Regiment, from 12 September to 19 October 1755, sergeant of the same company
from 19 October 1755, and ensign of the Fourth Company, Second Regiment, in 1758. He was
wounded, scalped, and left for dead on 8 August 1758. [DLJ note: He was granted £40 by
the Connecticut Assembly as recompense for injuries received at the battle of Wood Creek,
when six musket balls were shot through him, and, in addition to receiving nine blows to
the head with a hatchet, he was scalped and stripped.] He was second lieutenant of
the Eleventh Company, Second Regiment, in 1759, and first lieutenant of the First Company, 
Third Regiment in 1760. In his will, dated 6 July 1759, and proved in January 1761, he names
his wife Martha and his brothers Arthur and Eleazer. In 1767 Ezekiel Perry was appointed
guardian to Peter Wooster's daughter Martha.

		Child:
			18A1 Martha



191
	Ruth Wooster, born 26 September 1700; died young.


192
	Colonel Joseph Wooster, of Stratford, born at Stratford 16 January 1702/3, 
died 30 December 1791, aged 89 (gravestone in Episcopal churchyard). He married in
December 1751, LUCY NICHOLS, who died 18 October 1760, aged 32 (ib.), daughter
of Theophilus and Sarah (Curtis).
	He was appointed lieutenant of the troop of the Fourth Regiment in May 1743,
captain in May 1744, served as captain of company of foot in the expedition against
Canada, in June 1746, was appointed major of the Third Regiment for the expedition
against Crown Point, in August 1755, and served as deputy for Stratford at two terms
of the Connecticut Assembly, being then called colonel. 
[DLJ note: The Wooster Genealogy erroneously states (p. 40) that
Joseph Wooster (No. 192) had sons Abel and David. The New york Genealogical and
Biographical Record, vol. 31, p. 39, following an erroneous suggestion made in
Orcutt's History of Stratford, states that Joseph by a former marriage had a son
Benjamin, who married Ann Judson. This Benjamin (No. 136) was in reality a son of
Jonas Wooster (No. 1E), q.v.]

		Child:
			1921 Col. Joseph Lucius 


193
	Sarah Wooster, born 2 April 1705; died s.p.; married
(1) 16 August 1726 SERGT. CHARLES JOHNSON of Derby, born 29 december 1696,
died 30 October 1738, son ofEbenezer 2 (Peter 1) and Hannah; married (2),
as his second wife, REV. JACOB HEMINGWAY of East Haven, born 6 december 1683,
died 7 October 1754, son of Samuel 2 (Ralph 1) and Sarah (Cooper).


194
	Mary Wooster, born 3 April 1707; died 4 February 1791; married
1 January 1728/9 DAVID HARRISON of Northford, born 7 February 1702/3, died
21 March 1767. Four children, for whom see REGISTER, vol. 70, p. 72.

		Children:
			1941 [KJW note: DLJ does not give first name. He says "see REGISTER."??]
			1942 [KJW note: DLJ does not give first name. He says "see REGISTER."??]
			1943 [KJW note: DLJ does not give first name. He says "see REGISTER."??]
			1944 [KJW note: DLJ does not give first name. He says "see REGISTER."??]


195
	Hannah Wooster, born 23 February 1708/9.


196
	General David Wooster, of New Haven, B.A. (Yale, 1738), M.A. (ib., 1741)
born at Stratford 2 March 1710/11, died at Danbury 2 May 1777, aged 66 (gravestone), of
wounds received near Ridgefield. He married, 6 March 1745/6, MARY CLAP, born at Windham
25 April 1729, died 6 June 1807, aged 78 (gravestone), daughter of Thomas Clap, A.B.
(Harvard, 1722), A.M. (ib., 1725), President of Yale College, 1740-1766, and wife
Mary (Whiting).
	In 1745 he was captain of a militia company that served at Cape Breton. Going to
England with a batch of prisoners, he received a commission as captain in the British
Regular Army. Having become imbued while abroad with the principles of Freemasonry, in 1750
he organized the first lodge of Freemasons in Connecticut. In 1756 he served as colonel
of the Second Connecticut Regiment in the expedition against Crown Point, in 1757 as deputy
to the Assembly, and from 1758 to 1760 with the militia again. Thereafter he occupied himself
with mercantile pursuits, and was appointed collector of customs for the port of New Haven.
	At the outbreak of the War of the revolution he was commissioned major general of the
Connecticut Militia, and in June 1775 ranked third among the eight brigadier generals appointed
by the Continental Congress. After seeing active service in the campaign against Canada, he
resigned his federal commission and was appointed, in October 1776, major general and 
commander in chief of the Connecticut Militia. At the burning of Danbury he went to the
relief of that town with inferior forces, and was mortally wounded on 27 April 1777. He
died insolvent, having paid his troops with his personal funds; and the destruction of
his papers by the British in July 1779 made it impossible for his family to recover the
sums which he had advanced.

		Children:
			1961 Mary
			1962 Thomas
			1963 Mary
			1964 Mary


197
	Ann Wooster, married CORPORAL THOMAS ROBINSON of East Haven, born
7 April 1723, died in the military service 16 October 1760, son of Thomas 2 (Jacob 1)
and Hannah (Howe). [DLJ note: Dodd's East Haven Register, p. 145, erroneously calls
the mother of Corpl. Thomas Robinson Anna Harrison, states that he married Anna
Wooster, and assigns to him eight children who were actually the children of his
uncle, Eliakim Robinson.]

		Children:
			1971 Abraham
			1972 Hannah
			1973 David


1A1
	------- Washburn, [KJW note: Jacobus provided neither first name nor other data.]


1A2
	------- Washburn, [KJW note: Jacobus provided neither first name nor other data.]


1A3
	------- Washburn, [KJW note: Jacobus provided neither first name nor other data.]


1A4
	------- Washburn, [KJW note: Jacobus provided neither first name nor other data.]


1A5
	------- Washburn, [KJW note: Jacobus provided neither first name nor other data.]


1A6
	------- Washburn, [KJW note: Jacobus provided neither first name nor other data.]


1A7
	------- Washburn, [KJW note: Jacobus provided neither first name nor other data.]


1B1
	Moses Wooster, of Derby, born about 1701, died prior to 5 October 1741,
when administration on his estate was granted to his widow Mary, who was appointed
guardian to the six younger children. He married, 5 April 1720, MARY HAWKINS, born
1 April 1700, daughter of Joseph 3 (Joseph 2, Robert 1) and Elizabeth (Gunn). She
married secondly, 28 October 1744, Lieutenant Samuel Knowles of Southbury, born
30 April 1691, died 8 March 1772.

		Children:
			1B11 Abraham
			1B12 Abigail
			1B13 Rachel
			1B14 Miriam
			1B15 Moses
			1B16 Henry
			1B17 Elijah


1B2
	Abraham Wooster, [DLJ note: His name is omitted in the above-mentioned
(in the entry for his father, Sylevester, No. 1B) probate list, presumably through
an oversight. His parentage, though not conclusively proved, is indicated by several
deeds. On 16 March 1731 Moses, Abraham  and Nathaniael Wooster of Derby conveyed
undivided land, of which Moses owned a two-sevenths share, Abraham a one-seventh
share, and Nathaniel a one-seventh share (Derby Deeds, vol. 4, p. 36). On 16 July 1743
Abraham Wooster of Derby conveyed to Abraham Wooster, Junior of said Derby now
resident in Stratford land at Quaker Farms (Oxford) "laid out on ye List of Silvester
Late of said Derby Deceased" (Derby Deeds, vol. 5, p. 52). On 18 January 1748
Abraham Wooster of Waterbury conveyed land at Quaker Farms "Laid out in ye
Right of Silvester Wooster Deceased and was Samuel Woosters Deceased his part of
said Land and bought by me of said Wooster" (Derby Deeds, vol. 5, p. 422)],
of Derby, born about 1702, removed to Waterbury between 1743 and 1748. He married
MARTHA HULL, [DLJ note: Abraham and Martha Wooster of Waterbury joined with other
Hull heirs in 1754 in conveying land "distributed to us from the estate of our late
brother John Hull of Derby deceased" (Derby Deeds, vol. 6, p. 305). The New York
Genealogical and Biographical Record, vol. 31, p. 39, erroneously states that
Abraham married (1) Sarah Marchant and (2) Martha Hull.], born in 1698, daughter
of John 3 (John 2, Richard 1) and Mary (Merwin).

		Children, born at Derby:
			1B21 Wait
			1B22 Mary
			1B23 Hinman
			1B24 Miles
			1B25 Abraham


1B3
	Tabitha Wooster, born about 1704; married 29 January 1723/4 ABEL HOLBROOK
of Southbury, son of Abel 2 (Richard 1) and Hannah (Merwin).


1B4
	Samuel Wooster, born about 1706; died before 1748; married (1)
22 May 1725 HANNAH JOHNSON, [DLJ note: Her brother, John Johnson, dying
without issue, his estate was distributed in 1767 to his brothers and sisters
or their heirs, including Sarah Chatfield, daughter of his sister Hannah
Wooster (Fairfield Probate Records, vol. 18, p. 45)], born at Stratford
3 April 1699, daughter of George and Hannah (Dorman); married (2) ALICE WOOSTER
(No. 135). 

		Child by first wife:
			1B41 Sarah


1B5
	Nathaniel Wooster, of Oxford, born about 1709, died in 1779. He married
MARGARET KIRBY, [DLJ note: Her identity is proved by probate records and by deeds to
Plumb land in Milford. In Seymour Past and Present, p. 604, she is erroneously called
Margaret Harger.] who died about 1780, daughter of Joseph and Mary (Plumb).
	In his will, dated 13 January 1779 and proved in May 1779, Nathaniel Wooster
named his wife Margit, his sons Samuel and Abel, and his daughters Susannah Davis
(and her child Susannah Pattah), Lois Perkins, and Ester Gordon. The estate was
insolvent, Reuben Perkins, Wm. Gordon, and John Cornish being among the creditors.
The estate of Margaret Wooster was distributed in 1780 to Samuel, Abel, and Sylvester
Wooster, Hester Gordon, Susannah Cornish, and Lois Perkins.
	In May 1747 he was convicted with Samuel Weed and Daniel Tucker, of "counterfeiting
the bills of publick credit in this Colony," the penalty being corporal punishment and
the forfeiture of his entire estate.

		Children:
			1B51 Susannah
			1B52 Samuel
			1B53 Abel
			1B54 Sylvester
			1B55 Lois
			1B56 Jerusha
			1B57 Ephraim
			1B58 Esther


1B6
	Sylvester Wooster, born about 1711; married 20 February 1737/8
MERCY HINE, daughter of Stephen 3 (Stephen 2, Thomas 1) and Mercy (Wheeler).

		Children (record incomplete):
			1B61 Hannah
			1B62 Lois
			1B63 Mercy
			1B64 Ruth
			1B65 Anna
			1B66 Ruth


1B7
	Susanna Wooster, (posthumous) born 23 July 1713; married 10 April 1731
ABRAHAM PIERSON, born 28 July 1707, died in 1781, son of Abraham 2 (Stephen 1) and
Sarah.


1D1
	Jonas Wooster, tailor, born 6 January 1716 [?1715/1716]; died at Washington
after 1785; [DLJ note: Probably in 1795. Milford Deeds call Jonas of Milford in 1781 but
of Washington in 1784 and 1785. The Washington records published in Cothren's History of
Woodbury, vol. 3, give the death of a John Wooster in 1795. Jonas is the only Wooster
known to have resided at Washington at that time, and it is likely that this "John" is
a misprint or misreading of the name "Jonas."] married ABIGAIL NEWTON, born about
1712 and baptized at Milford 16 September 1716, died at Washington 20 October 1798,
daughter of Ezekiel and Abigail (Briscoe). He settled in Milford prior to 3 January 1737/8,
when he purchased property there.

		Child:
			1D11 Abigail   


1D2
	John Wooster, of Huntington, born 27 January 1721/2, died in 1797. He married,
9 November 1752, ABIGAIL BLACKMAN, who died in 1811, aged 82. [DLJ note: This branch has
not been traced further. The grandchildren of John (No. 1D2) Wooster were baptized at
the Congregational Church, Huntington. As the records of this church have not appeared
in print, these baptisms, prior to 1800, are given in the text. The births of a few of
the grandchildren were recorded at Stratford and may be found in Orcutt's history of
that town.]

		Children, recorded at Stratford:
			1D21 Joseph
			1D22 Ephraim
			1D23 Nathan
			1D24 Abigail
			1D25 Elam
			1D26 John


1D3
	Benjamin Wooster, of Litchfield, married at Stratford, 10 September 1752,
ANN JUDSON.
	He was appointed ensign of the trainband at Litchfield in May 1771.

		Children:
			1D31 Ephraim
			1D32 Thankful
			1D33 Lemuel


1E1
	Henry Wooster, born 27 May 1712; married SARAH WATERBURY. [DLJ note: The
compiler regrets that he has been unable to inspect the deeds and probate records of
this branch of the family. Henry (No. 1E1) and his brothers (Nos. 1E2, 1E3, & 1E4) probably
had more children then appear in the text. A Henry Wooster served in 1762 as a private
under Captain Hait of Stamford. Stamford Registration, by E. B. Huntington (Stamford,
1874), p. 137, gives the family of an Ebenezer Wooster who died 10 July 1802. He
married 15 November 1789 ELIZABETH WATERBURY, and had children born as follows:
John W., born 1 July 1790; James, 3 June 1792; Ebenezer, 29 March 1794; Henry,
15 January 1796; Mary, 14 August 1798 (died 29 July 1799).]

		Child:
			1E11 William		born March 5, 1749-1750.

1E2
	Zechariah Wooster, born 17 March 1713/14; died 27 June 1715.


1E3
	Ebenezer Wooster, born 5 January 1715/16.
[KJW note: From the Stamford Registration, by E. B. Huntington---
	"EBENEZER Wooster and Mary Pettit were married on Nov. 22, 1748
	Ebenezer Wooster,                     born June 13, 1750
	Ebenezer Wooster,                     born Aug. 24, 1753. 
	EBENEZER Wooster died Jan. --, 1765."
---Apparently Jacobus could not find deeds and probate records to satisfy 
himself that this man was actually the son of 1E. I am less demanding. 
Also, if these are two different children, both belonging to this couple, 
then it would appear that the first did not survive. If that is the case, 
Eugene R. Wooster has mistakenly confused these two children and has listed 
his #134 on page 34 with an incorrect birth date. Rather than 1750 it should 
be 1753.]
		
		Children:		
			1E31 Ebenezer Wooster, born June 13, 1750
			1E32 Ebenezer Wooster, born August 24, 1753


1E4
	John Wooster, (probably son of Ebenezer (No. 1E)), of Stamford,
married 20 July 1757 ELIZABETH HOLLY.

		Children, recorded at Stamford:
			1E41 John		born April 1 and 12[sic], 1759.
			1E42 Paul		born April 12, 1761.

1E5
	Anna Wooster, born Sept. 3, 1717

1E6
	Edward Wooster, born Mar. 25, 1719

1E7
	Thomas Wooster, born Dec.--, 1721

1E8
	Mehetabel Wooster, born Mar. 26, 1723.






==4th generation=====Great-grandchildren of Edward=============================


1341
	Phebe Tomlinson, born 27 January 1712/13; died young.


1342
	Bathsheba Tomlinson, born 24 December 1714; died young.


1343
	Joseph Tomlinson, born 27 December 1716; married (1) 24 May 1743
Sarah Beers, who died 22 February 1776, aged 56; married (2) 14 October 1776
Elizabeth (Clark) Hull, born 24 September 1732, died 11 February 1826, daughter
of William and Hannah (Peck) Clarks and widow of Joseph Hull. She married (3)
13 February 1793 Joseph Osborn and (4) James Masters.


1344
	Elizabeth Tomlinson, born 29 December 1720; died 7 February 1789;
married 14 May 1739 Joseph Twitchell.


1345
	Abigail Tomlinson, born 18 June 1723; married Elias Davis.


1346
	John Tomlinson, born 23 September 1725; died 18 November 1817; married
28 April 1748 Deborah Bassett.


1361
	 Captain John Wooster, of Seymour, born 22 December 1719, died
2 August 1804, aged 84 (gravestone). He married, 18 June 1746, EUNICE HULL,
born 19 November 1727, died 17 November 1799, aged 74 [sic] (gravestone),
daughter of Samuel 4 (Joseph 3, John 2, Richard 1) and Anna (Riggs).
	He was appointed ensign of the Thirteenth Company, Second Regiment,
in May 1760, lieutenant of the same company in May 1764, and captain in
October 1767. He served as deputy for Derby in the Connecticut Assembly for
eleven consecutive sessions, from May 1771 to April 1775. In 1774 he was
justice of the peace.
	The will of John Wooster, Esq., dated 1 November 1797 and proved
20 August 1804, names his wife Eunice, his sons John and Abijah, and his
daughters Hannah Davis, Eunice Washbond, Anor Holbrook, Ruth Wooster, and
Elizabeth Ann Loveland.

		Children:
			13611 Anne
			13612 Elizabeth
			13613 Hannah
			13614 John
			13615 Anne
			13616 Eunice
			13617 Hannah
			13618 Ruth
			13619 John
			1361A Elizabeth Ann
			1361B Abijah


1362
	Ruth Wooster, born 30 March 1722; died in 1794; married 6 December 1738
DAN DAVIS, born 10 January 1709/10, died about 1792, son of John 2 (John 1) and
Sarah (Chatfield).

		Children:
			13621 Naomi
			13622 Dan (twin)
			13623 Reuben (twin)
			13624 Sarah
			13625 Alice
			13626 Ithiel
			13627 Alice
			13628 Isaac


1363
	Thomas Wooster, of Oxford, born 11 October 1724, died 9 December 1798.
He married, 21 January 1746/7, LOIS HAWKINS (No. 1861), born 5 July 1728, died
29 August 1822.
	Thomas Wooster, in his will (on file, but not recorded), bequeathed to his
wife Lois, his eldest sons Ebenezer and Thomas, his four daughters Sarah, Anna,
Lois, and Susana, and his granddaughter Urana Hide, his grandsons Andrew and
Eleazer Welton, and his youngest son Joseph ("lands in Coos in Vermont"). The
will of Lois Wooster, dated 29 October 1816 and proved 16 September 1822,
bequeathed to her son Joseph, her grandchildren Thomas Bishop Wooster, Hawkins
Clark, Sarah wife of Hiram Osborn, Urana wife of Solomon Hinman, and Leman Wooster,
and to the Episcopal Church. [DLJ note: In Seymour Past and Present, pp. 601-602,
it is erroneously stated that the children were Sarah, who married Hiram Osborn,
Joseph, Urana, Solomon, and Lemon.]

		Children:
			13631 Sarah
			13632 Ebenezer
			13633 Elizabeth
			13634 Sarah
			13635 Joseph
			13636 Thomas
			13637 Anna
			13638 Joseph
			13639 Eleazer
			1363A Lois
			1363B Susanna
			1363C Lucy


1364
	Phebe Wooster, born 4 March 1726/7; married 9 December 1747
SAMUEL HARGER , born 11 March 1722/23, son of Jabez 2 (Jabez 1) and Ann
(Gilbert).

		Children:
			13641 Ebenezer
			13642 Edward
			13643 Elizabeth
			13644 Patience
			13645 Joseph
			13646 Anna
			13647 Naomi
			13648 Philo


1365
	Daniel Wooster, born 14 July 1729; died 3 April 1808, aged 78
(gravestone in Episcopal churchyard, Derby); married 11 May 1780 SARAH HAWKINS,
born 4 September 1753, died 13 October 1790, daughter of Daniel (No. 1841).
He served in 1757, in the French and Indian War, as a private in Captain
Woodruff's militia.

		Children:
			13651 Isaac
			13652 Apame
			13653 Roine
			13654 Daniel
			13655 Sally
			13656 Joseph


1366
	Joseph Wooster, born 30 June 1732; died 13 August 1751.


1367
	David Wooster, of Waterbury, born 5 January 1734/5,
died at Naugatuck 14 January 1812, aged 77. He married first MARY GUNN,
born 12 January 1729/30, died 5 October 1761, daughter of Nathaniel 4
(Abel 3, Jobamah 2, Jasper 1) and Sarah (Wheeler); and secondly,
7 January 1762, ANN DOOLITTLE, born at Wallingford 16 February 1739/40,
died at Naugatuck 7 July 1819, aged 79, daughter of Thomas 3 (John 3,
Abraham 1) and Hannah (Fenn). [DLJ note: Nathaniel Gunn of Waterbury,
in his will dated 21 May 1767 and proved 7 November 1769, bequeathed
to his grandchildren Patience, Mary, Eunice, and Ann Wooster (Woodbury
Probate Records, vol. 6, p. 170).]

		Children by first wife:
			13671 Patience
			13672 Amy
			13673 David
			13674 Mary
			13675 Eunice

		Children by second wife:
			13676 David
			13677 Hannah
			13678 Anna
			13679 Anna
			1367A Phebe
			1367B Rebecca
			1367C Sybil (twin)
			1367D Daniel (twin)
			1367E Naomi
			1367F Ruth (twin)
			1367G James Doolittle (twin)
			1367H Abigail


1368
	Henry Wooster


1381
	Bethia Miles, born 1 February 1723/4; died young


1382
	Theophilus Miles, born 12 February 1729/30; died young.


1383
	Phebe Miles, born 3 September 1732; married Abraham Bassett
of Oxford.


1384
	Hannah Miles, baptized at Christ Church, Stratford,
27 January 1735; died young.


1385
	Theophilus Miles, baptized at Christ Church, Stratford,
in 1740; died 11 December 1822; married (1) Mary Meeker of Bethlehem,
who died 19 October 1795, aged 44; married (2) at East Haven
29 September 1802, Lucinda (Street) (Hickox) Alling, born 17 July 1763,
died 7 October 1843, daughter of Rev. Nicholas and Desire (Thompson)
Street and widow of Darius Hickox and Titus Alling.


1386
	Bethia Miles, baptized at St. James's Church, Derby, 15 August 1742;
died 20 April 1821; married 6 September 1761 Samuel Tuttle of East Haven.


1387
	Zerviah Miles, died s.p. at North Haven in 1826; married
30 May 1764 Stephen Mix.


1388
	Jonathan Miles, born about 1746; died about 1830; married
17 February 1768 Lucy Smith of Glastonbury.


1521
	Ephraim Gillet, born 8 January 1724/25.


1522
	David Gillet, (twin), born 21 March 1726/7.


1523
	Wooster Gillet, (twin), born 21 March 1726/7.


1524
	Freelove Gillet, born 10 August 1729; married 6 July 1748 Eden Sperry
of New Haven.


1525
	Mary Gillet, born 11 March 1731/2; died at Waterbury 30 April 1769;
married Nathaniel Silkrigg.


1526
	Jeremiah Gillet, born 18 December 1734; died in 1804; married (1) ------- -------;
married (2) Hannah -------, who was probably daughter of Abel and Hannah (Harger) Gunn
and widow of Edward Smith and Dan davis.


1527
	Jonathan Gillet, born 17 February 1737/8; died about 1763.


1528
	Shadrack Gillet, baptized at St. James's Church, Derby, 27 July 1740;
died 7 September 1771; married Mercy Coshier, daughter of Thomas, who married (2)
Henry Wooster (No. 1B16) q.v.


1529
	Joseph Gillet, (twin), born 7 August 1744.


152A
	Benjamin Gillet, (twin), of New Haven, born 7 August 1744; married
5 July 1770 Margaret Munson, born 10 March 1749/50, died 11 March 1825.


1531
	Enos Brooks, born 11 April 1735; died before 1795; married
3 April 1755 Lois Williams, born at Waterbury 20 February 1731/2, died about
1811, daughter of James and Sarah (Judd); eight children.


1532
	Mary Brooks, born 1 December 1736; died at Hamden 29 March 1817;
married Simeon Bristol, J.P., born 18 May 1739, died 23 October 1805; six children.


1533
	Mehitabel Brooks, born 17 December 1740; died at New Haven
3 November 1816; married 24 March 1768 John Miles, born 24 November 1739,
died 14 November 1817; three children.


1534
	David Brooks, B.A. (Yale 1768), M.A. (ib., 1771), [DLJ note:
He was licensed to preach in 1770, but was never ordained. He served in the
Revolution, represented Wallingford in the Connecticut Assembly in October 1777
and May 1780, and was a delegate to the Connecticut Convention in 1788 for
ratifying the Federal Constitution.] born 14 August 1744; died 22 December 1801;
married 20 January 1773 Elizabeth Doolittle, born 26 May 1749, died 15 August 1831,
daughter of Daniel and Elizabeth (Dayton); ten children, one of whom was Major
General Micah Brooks of the War of 1812.


1535
	Tamar Brooks, born 18 April 1746; lived with her sister Mehitabel;
died unmarried at New Haven 13 October 1801.


{See page 184 for this data--children of Timothy]

1811
 Jabez Wooster
1812 Dorcas Wooster
1813 Abigail Wooster
	
1814 Dorcas Wooster
1815 Edward Wooster
1816 Jesse Wooster
1817 Walter Wooster
1818 Jesse Wooster
1819 Joseph Wooster


[See page 184 for this data on the children of Edward.]

1831
 Naomi Wooster
1832 Grace Wooster
1833 Edward Wooster


1841
	Daniel Hawkins, born 3 April 1727; married at Waterbury, 9 October 1748,
Elizabeth Hale, daughter of Samuel and Judith (Hodge); eight children, including Sarah,
born 4 September 1753, married 11 May 1780 Daniel Wooster (No. 1365).


1842
	Ithiel Perkins, born 10 January 1733/4; died at Fair Haven, Vermont, in
February 1826; married 26 October 1767 Esther (Chatfield) Fox, born 21 August 1734,
daughter of John and Elizabeth (Johnson) Chatfield and widow of Benjamin Fox; four children.


1843
	Mary Perkins. [KJW note: Jacobus provide no information.]


1844
	Anna Perkins, baptized 9 July 1738 (Congregational Church records); died in 1753.


1845
	Damaris Perkins. [KJW note: Jacobus provides no information.]


1846
	Ann Perkins. [KJW note: Jacobus provides no information.]



Go to pages 185 and 186 to find the data for these children of Samuel Wooster

1851 Elisha Wooster
1852 Deborah Wooster
1853 Ann Wooster
1854 Joseph Wooster
1855 Hannah Wooster
1856 Micah Wooster
1857 Eunice Wooster
1858 Sarah Wooster


1861
	Lois Hawkins, born 5 July 1728; died 29 August 1822; married 21 January 1746/7
Thomas Wooster (No. 1363). [KJW note: For the twelve children, go to Thomas Wooster
(No. 1363)]


1862
	Robert Hawkins, Of New Milford, born 15 October 1729; married (1) Rebecca
Bowers, born 8 July 1729, died 25 August 1756, daughter of Samuel 4 (Samuel 3, John 2,
George 1) and Sarah (Carrington); married (2) 3 January 1758 Rachel Baldwin.


1863
	Lieut. Samuel Hawkins, of Oxford, married 16 March 1758 Sarah Smith, born
1 July 1738, daughter of Jonah 3 (Andrew 2, Nicholas 1) and Grace (Riggs).


1864
	Zadoc Hawkins, of Oxford, married 4 August 1754 Lydia Wilmot, born 23 July 1734,
daughter of William 4 (Thomas 3, William 2, Benjamin 1) and Lydia (Perkins).
		

1865
	Noah Durand, married 12 August 1772 Ruth Foote.


1866
	Abigail Durand. [KJW note: Jacobus provides no information.]


1867
	Mercy Durand, born 8 May 1748; married 13 December 1772 Ezra Foote.


1881
	a son Wooster, baptized at St. James's Church, Derby, 13 October 1754; died young.


1882
	Nathan Wooster, [DLJ note: Nathan Wooster's estate (excepting dower)
was distributed in 1810 to his surviving first cousins on both sides. Those mentioned on his
father's side were: (1) Walter, son of Timothy Wooster; (2) Aner and Naomi, daughter's of
Eleazer Wooster; (3) Joseph, Anna, and Sarah, children of Samuel Wooster; (4) Henry, son of
Henry Wooster; (5) Robert and Lois, children of Damaris Durand by her first marriage, she
being then Damaris Hawkins, and Abigail, Mercy, and Noah, children of Damaris Durand by her
second marriage; (6) children (unnamed) of Anna Perkins. (New Haven Probate Records,
vol. 27, p. 167.)] baptized at St. James's Church, Derby, 18 August 1760; died s.p.
at Oxford 22 December 1808, aged 48 (gravestone); married Ruth -------, who died about 1821.
[DLJ note: Vide infra, No. 1D23, footnote.]


1891
	Lurana Wooster, baptized 24 [obliterated] 1747.
			

1892
	Naomi Wooster, baptized 28 May 1749.


18A1
	Martha Wooster, born about 1760 and baptized at Oxford 11 December 1761; married
ABEL CLARK. On 11 April 1780 Abel Clark and wife Martha, late of Stratford, now residing in
Derby, conveyed land in Oxford inherited from their father, Peter Wooster, deceased (Derby
Deeds, vol 11, p. 235).


1921
	Col. Joseph Lucius Wooster, of Huntington and New Haven, B.A. (Yale, 1781),
born 26 October 1760; died 20 July 1796, aged 35 (gravestone at New Haven); married
28 February 1794 ELIZABETH BEERS, who died 24 July 1820, aged 53, daughter of Isaac and
Mary (Mansfield). He was an attorney at law and a colonel in the militia.

		Child:
			19211 Elizabeth Lucia 

1941
	------- Harrison [KJW note: DLJ does not give first name. He says "see REGISTER."??]


1942
	------- Harrison [KJW note: DLJ does not give first name. He says "see REGISTER."??]


1943
	------- Harrison [KJW note: DLJ does not give first name. He says "see REGISTER."??]


1944
	------- Harrison [KJW note: DLJ does not give first name. He says "see REGISTER."??]


1961
	Mary Wooster, born 21 January 1746/7; died 20 October 1748.


1962
	Thomas Wooster, B.A. (Yale, 1768), M.A. (Yale and Princeton, 1771), born
30 July 1751; died in 1792 on a voyage to New Orleans; married in February 1777
LYDIA SHELDON of New York, N.Y. In October 1776 he served as aid-de-camp to his father.
He was commissioned captain 23 February 1777, and retired 6 April 1779. He was an
original member of the Society of the Cincinnati. Seven Children. [DLJ note: Some
of his descendants are given in the New York Genealogical and Biographical Record,
vol. 31, pp. 40, 41. One son, Charles Whiting Wooster, was commissioned in 1829 rear
admiral in the Chilean Navy.][KJW note: I have taken the names from the
New York Genealogical and Biographical Record and have added them to this record.]

		Children:
			19621 David 
			19622 Isaac S.
			19623 George C.
			19624 Charles Whiting
			19625 Mary C.
			19626 Henry
			19627 Cornelius B.

[KJW note: David Wooster in Genealogy of the Woosters in America gives full
middle names of the children: Isaac S. is Isaac Sheldon; George C. is George Clinton;
Mary C. is Mary Clapp; and Cornelius B. is Cornelius Bradford. He also gives Harry
rather than Henry for the sixth child. In a recent (1997) biography of Benedict 
Arnold by James Kirby Martin, Thomas (No. 1962) was erroneously reported as having
been slain at the Battle of Ridgefield with his father. For details
see http://snycorva.cortland.edu/~woosterk/rumor.html.
The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, vol 31., p. 41 says
that four of the sons were seamen, and two of them were lost. Charles Whiting Wooster
was obviously among the four seamen, but not one of the two who were lost.]

1963
	Mary Wooster, born 2 June 1753; died 16 January 1754.


1964
	Mary Wooster, born 21 October 1755; married 6 October 1774
REV. JOHN COSINS OGDEN, A.B. (College of New Jersey, 1770) A.M. (ib.)
Three children, all of whom died s.p.


		Children:
			19641 [KJW note: DLJ does not give the name of this child.]	
			19642 [KJW note: DLJ does not give the name of this child.]
			19643 [KJW note: DLJ does not give the name of this child.]


1971
	Abraham Robinson, born 19 June 1751.


1972
	Hannah Robinson, born 18 September 1753.


1973
	David Robinson, born 23 May 1756; probably buried 23 December 1776, aged 21
(Trinity Chirch Register, New Haven).


1B11
	Abraham Wooster


1B12
	Abigail Wooster


1B13
	Rachel Wooster


1B14
	Miriam Wooster


1B15
	Moses Wooster, of Concord, N.Y., [DLJ note: He was chosen clerk of the
parish at a vestry meeting 8 April 1771, and clerk and one of the wardens on
19 April 1772.] in 1770, of Canaan, N.Y., in 1790, married 20 June 1759 MINDWELL
CHATFIELD, born 9 September 1735, daughter of Ebenezer 3 (John 2, George 1) and
Abigail (Prindle). He served in the French and Indian War as a private in the
campaigns of 1755, 1757, 1758, and 1761. [KJW note: He also spent time in Fleet
Prison during the summer of 1777 for being a loyalist. He capitulated in the 
autumn and was released. This may account for a return to Derby that DLJ
conjectures in his note re the second Charity.]

		Children (record may be incomplete):
			1B151 Lemuel
			1B152 Ebenezer
			1B153 Moses
			1B154 Mindwell
			1B155 Charity
			1B156 Levi
			1B157 Charity (II)


1B16
	Henry Wooster


1B17
	Elijah Wooster


1B21
	Wait Wooster, born 22 April 1732; died in 1770, married 9 March 1758
PHEBE WARNER, born 6 February 1735/6, daughter of Samuel 3 (Thomas 2, John 1)
and Sarah (Scott). He served in the French and Indian War as a private in the
campaigns of 1755 and 1757.

		Children, born at Waterbury:
			1B211 Moses (twin)
			1B212 Hinman (twin)
			1B213 Mary
			1B214 Rev. Benjamin
			1B215 Wait
			1B216 Abraham


1B22
	Mary Wooster, born 10 May 1773.


1B23
	Hinman Wooster, born 26 April 1735; served as a private in 1756,
in the French and Indian War.


1B24
	Miles Wooster, born 10 June 1738; of Waterbury in 1790.


1B25
	Abraham Wooster, born 20 September 1740; married REBECCA ATKINS.
He served in 1755 in the same company with his brother Wait. He settled near
Chicopee River, Massachusetts, whence he removed to New York State. 
[DLJ note: Some descendants are given in the Wooster Genealogy, p. 47, and in
the New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, vol. 31, p. 39.]

		Children:
			1B251 Hinman
			1B252 Daniel
			1B253 Rev. David
			1B254 Judge Sherman
			1B255 Lyman Atkins


1B41
	Sarah Wooster, born 28 November 1725; married JOHN CHATFIELD, born
5 June 1724, died 4 October 1759, son of John 3 (John 2, George 1) and
Elizabeth (Johnson); five children.

		Children:
			1B411 [KJW note: DLJ provides neither name nor data for this child.]
			1B412 [KJW note: DLJ provides neither name nor data for this child.]
			1B413 [KJW note: DLJ provides neither name nor data for this child.]
			1B414 [KJW note: DLJ provides neither name nor data for this child.]
			1B415 [KJW note: DLJ provides neither name nor data for this child.]


1B51
	Susannah Wooster, baptized in the Congregational Church, derby, 28 March 1736;
married (1)------- DAVIS; [DLJ note: In Seymour Past and Present, p. 604, it is stated
that she married Daniel Davis, a statement which is almost certainly incorrect. It is
more probable that her husband was the John Davis who had a daughter (unnamed) baptized
at St. James's Church in April 1772.] married (2) at New Haven, 3 September 1779,
as his second wife, JOHN CORNISH, who emoved from new Haven to Derby and died in the
autumn of 1794. [DLJ note: The first wife of John Cornish was Hannah (Alling) Brown, born
26 April 1722, died 27 June 1773, daughter of Ruth Alling and widow of Timothy Brown.]

		Possible child:
			1B511 daughter (unnamed)


1B52
	Samuel Wooster, of Oxford, married MARY DELAVAN, probably the "Widow Mary
Wooster" who died 13 February 1823, aged 84.
	He served in the French and Indian War, in 1757 as a private in Captain Woodruff's
militia and in 1760 in the First Company, Third Connecticut Regiment.

		Children, baptized at St James's Church, Derby:
			1B521 Anna
			1B522 Nathaniel
			1B523 Mary
			1B524 Milton
			1B525 a child
			1B526 John Delavan
			1B527 Philo
			1B528 Josiah


1B53
	Abel Wooster, married PHEBE TWITCHELL, [DLJ note: Elizabeth Twitchell,
according to Seymour Past and Present, which omits Abel's children.]  born 19 May 1744,
daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth (Tomlinson). He served in the French and Indian
War as a private, in the campaign of 1760.

		Children (record incomplete):
			1B531 Isaac
			1B532 Josiah
			1B533 Abel
			1B534 Joel


1B54
	Sylvester Wooster, married at Southbury, 4 January 1770 MARY STRONG.
The Census of 1790 which locates him at Southbury, indicates that he had a large
family. A son, Amos was baptized at St. James's Church, Derby, 23 December 1770.

		Children (list incomplete):
			1B541 Amos


			
1B55
	Lois Wooster, baptized at Derby in June 1747 (records of Christ Church,
Stratford); married REUBEN PERKINS.


1B56
	Jerusha Wooster, baptized at St. James's Church, Derby, in
January 1748/9; died young.


1B57
	Ephraim Wooster, baptized 27 January 1750/1; died young.


1B58
	Esther Wooster, baptized 27 May 1753; married WILLIAM GORDON of Bristol.


1B61
	Hannah Wooster, born 10 May 1739.


1B62
	Lois Wooster, born 17 February 1740/1


1B63
	Mercy Wooster, born 28 March 1745.


1B64
	Ruth Wooster, born 15 August 1749; died s.p.


1B65
	Anna Wooster, baptized at St. James's Church,Derby, 26 May 1754.


1B66
	Ruth Wooster, baptized at St. James's Church, Derby, 11 February 1759.


1D11
	Abigail Wooster, born about 1735; died 1 August 1771, aged 36 (gravestone
at Washington, which calls her "only child of Jonas and Abigail Wooster"); married
CAPT. JONATHAN FARRAND, [DLJ note: Capt. Jonathan and Abigail (Wooster) Farrand had
three children: 1. Abigail, died 28 August 1805, aged 48; married 23 November 1779 Hon.
Daniel Nathaniel Brinsmade, B.A. (Yale, 17720) M.A. (ib., 1775); their son was Gen. 
Daniel B. Brinsmade, born 15 October 1782, died 3 November 1862, father-in-law of Frederick 
W. Gunn, the founder of The Gunnery, a boys' preparatory school at Washington. 2. Esther,
died 16 January 1846; aged 87; married 15 November 1779 Simeon Mitchell. 3. John, married
in 1781 Catherine Baldwin.]

		Children:
			1D111 Abigail
			1D112 Esther
			1D113 John


1D21Joseph Wooster
1D22Ephraim Wooster
1D23Nathan Wooster
1D24Abigail Wooster
1D25Elam Wooster
1D26John Wooster


1D31Ephraim Wooster
1D32Thankful Wooster
1D33Lemuel Wooster


1E11
	William Wooster, born 5 March 1749/50.

1E32
	Ebenezer Wooster, born August 24, 1753, died July 10, 1802, 
married ELIZABETH WATERBURY, November 15, 1789.

		Children:
			1E321 John W. Wooster, born July 1, 1790
			1E322 James Wooster, born June 3, 1792
			1E323 Ebenezer Wooster, born Mar. 29, 1794
			1E324 Henry Wooster, born Jan. 15, 1796
			1E325 Mary Wooster, born Aug. 14, 1798 and d. July 29, 1799
 
1E41
	John Wooster, born 1 April 1759.


1E42
	Paul Wooster, born 12 April 1761.


==5th generation=====Great-great-grandchildren of Edward=======================


13611
	Anne Wooster, 
13612
	Elizabeth Wooster, 
13613
	Hannah Wooster, 
13614
	John Wooster, 
13615
	Anne Wooster, 
13616
	Eunice Wooster, 
13617
	Hannah Wooster, 
13618
	Ruth Wooster, 
13619
	John Wooster, 
1361A
	Elizabeth Ann Wooster, 
1361B
	Abijah Wooster, 


13621
	Naomi Davis,
13622
	Dan Davis, (twin)
13623
	Reuben Davis, (twin)
13624
	Sarah Davis,
13625
	Alice Davis,
13626
	Ithiel Davis,
13627
	Alice Davis,
13628
	Isaac Davis,



13631
	Sarah Wooster, 
13632
	Ebenezer Wooster, 
13633
	Elizabeth Wooster, 
13634
	Sarah Wooster, 
13635
	Joseph Wooster, 
13636
	Thomas Wooster, 
13637
	Anna Wooster, 
13638
	Joseph Wooster, 
13639
	Eleazer Wooster, 
1363A
	Lois Wooster, 
1363B
	Susanna Wooster, 
1363C
	Lucy Wooster, 


13641
	Ebenezer Harger, born 2 March 1747/8; married Sarah Hine.


13642
	Edward Harger, born 15 February 1749/50; died in 1814; married (1)
9 September 1771 Sarah Washburn; married (2) 16 August 1780 Susanna Dickinson
of Stratford.


13643
	Elizabeth Harger, baptized at St. James's Church, Derby, 29 March 1752;
married 8 May 1771 Jabez Twitchell.


13644
	Patience Harger, born 20 May 1754; married at Woodbridge, 19 May 1776,
Michael Clark.


13645
	Joseph Harger, baptized at St. James's Church, Derby, 17 April 1757.


13646
	Anna Harger, born 30 May 1760; married 9 June 1779 James Dorman.


13647
	Naomi Harger, born 13 June 1767.


13648
	Philo Harger, born 16 September 1769; married Deborah Clark.


13651
	Isaac Wooster, born 24 July 1781.


13652
	Apame Wooster, born 26 December 1728; died at Palermo, N.Y.,
24 march 1861; married NICHOLS MOSS.


13653
	Roine [Irene] Wooster, born 11 November 1784.


13654
	Daniel Wooster, born 14 March 1786; the "Wooster Genealogy,"
p. 23, states that he died at Racine Wisconsin, and gives his children.
[KJW note: The "Wooster Genealogy" says that there were thirteen children
and names eleven of them. It adds that he died 9 December 1861, being survived
by a wife, MARY MINERVA, born 2 September 1805, died 28 September 1865. The
material is difficult to interpret. Later I shall try to incorporate it into
this document. For the moment, I am only including entry numbers for them here.]

		Children:
			136541
			136542
			136543
			136544
			136545
			136546
			136547
			136548
			136549
			13654A
			13654B
			13654C
			13654D


13655
	Sally Wooster, born 20 April 1788.


13656
	Joseph Wooster, born 22 March 1790; died 14 June 1790.


13671
	Patience Wooster, baptized at St. James's Church, Derby,
27 May 1753; died unmarried at Naugatuck 22 December 1835. [DLJ note: Benjamin,
son of Patience Wooster, was baptized at St. James's Church, Derby,
3 December 1775.]

		Child (out of wedlock):
			136711 Benjamin


13672
	Amy Wooster, born at Derby 9 December 1754; married JOSEPH BEERS.


13673
	David Wooster, born at Waterbury 21 December 1756; died in February 1757.


13674
	Mary Wooster, born 10 March 1760; died s.p. in June 1796.


13675
	Eunice Wooster, born 22 July 1761; married ------- LARRABEE.


13676
	David Wooster, born 2 November 1762.


13677
	Hannah Wooster, born 16 October 1764; married SILAS LEWIS.


13678
	Anna Wooster, born 22 September 1766; died 28 September 1766.


13679
	Anna Wooster, born 24 December 1767; died unmarried at Naugatuck
8 June 1897, aged 40.


1367A
	Phebe Wooster, born 2 March 1770; married JOHN BURTON.


1367B
	Rebecca Wooster, born 10 May 1772; died 4 October, aged 84
(Tuttle Genealogy, p. 566); married AARON TUTTLE.


1367C
	Sybil Wooster, (twin), born 31 August 1774; died 18 July 1843,
aged 69 (gravestone at Hamden); married AMASA TUTTLE.


1367D
	Daniel Wooster, (twin), born 31 August 1774; died 27 June 1860,
aged 86 (gravestone at Middlebury); married 4 November 1792 RUTH WHEELER, who
died 22 November 1841, aged 73 (ib.), daughter of Obadiah. He was a
Methodist preacher. Descendants are given in the "Wooster Genealogy."
[KJW note: The material appears on p. 25. of the "Wooster Genealogy." On that
authority I am adding records for the children.]

		Children:
			1367D1 Aramynta
			1367D2 Garry
			1367D3 Truman
			1367D4 Bennet
			1367D5 Murray
			1367D6 David
			1367D7 Chester


1367E
	Naomi Wooster, born 16 June 1776; married ENOS OSBORN.


1367F
	Ruth Wooster, (twin), born 27 June 1778; died 19 january 1868,
aged 90 (gravestone at Woodbury); married JOHN MANVILLE.


1367G
	James Doolittle  Wooster, (twin), born 27 June 1778. [KJW note:
From a transcription of "The American Genealogist," Vol. 13, 1936-37,
p. 179 that I found on the web at
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/7937/osborn_gunn.htm
his date of death was 22 December 1856 at age 76 (sic). The same source gives
his birth as 7 July 1778. Could that have been the date of his baptism?]


1367H
	Abigail Wooster, born 27 June 1780; married JARED SANFORD.


18336
	John Wooster, a Methodist preacher, born 27 January 1774; died at Jasper, NY,
28 August 1825; married 27 November 1806 SALLY WRIGHT.
[KJW note: The list of children comes from Genealogy of the Woosters in America, page 32.
The same source says that Sally Wright was born 19 May 1785 in Sharon, Connecticut and died
in 1869 in Adrian, Michigan.]

		Children:
			183361 Caroline
			183362 John Edward Lacy
			183363 Harriet
			183364 Amanda Maria
			183365 Sarah Adeline
			183366 George Breton
			183367 Ralph Wright
			183368 Nancy Ann
			183369 James D.
			18336A David


19211
	Elizabeth Lucia Wooster, born 25 May 1795; died 30 August 1821; married
12 November 1817 REV. ELEAZER THOMPSON FITCH, B.A. (Yale 1810), M.A. (ib., 1817),
D.D. (University of Pennsylvania, 1828), born 1 January 1791, died 31 January 1871, son
of Nathaniel and Mary (Thompson). [DLJ note: He was professor of divinity at Yale.
See Dexter's Yale Biographies, vol. 6, p. 316.]


19621
	David Wooster

[KJW note: I added this record. It was not in DLJ. The New York Genealogical 
and Biographical Record contains no additional information about David.]
 

19622
	Isaac S. Wooster, married CAROLINE MOORE.

		Children:
			196221 Charles W.
			196222 Caroline
			196223 Thomas
			196224 Sheldon

[KJW note: I added this record. It was not in DLJ. The material comes from The New
York Genealogical and Biographical Record, vol, 31, p. 40.] 


19623
	George C. Wooster 
[KJW note: I added this record. It was not in DLJ. The New York Genealogical
and Biographical Record contains no additional information about George.]


19624
	Charles Whiting Wooster, born at New Haven in 1785; died in California
in 1848; married FRANCES STEBBINS, daughter of Simon Stebbins, descended from
the original immigrant Thomas, of Deerfield, Massachusetts, the son of Sir Thomas
Stebbins, of Suffolk, England. In the early part of the War of 1812 Charles W. Wooster
was in command of the fortified posts around New York as Major of the Sea Fencibles.
Subsequently he commanded the armed privateer "Saratoga," with which he captured
many English ships, acquiring a large fortune. In 1817, while cruising in the Pacific,
the Chilean government purchased from him his armed brig, the "Columbus," and changing
its name to "Araucano," commissioned him as captain in the navy, and in the war with
Spain he was uniformly victorious in all his sea batlles. In 1819 the Chilean
government made Lord Cochrane commander-in-chief of her navy, and Wooster, refusing
to serve under him, resigned his commission; but, in 1822, when Lord Cochrane had
left the Chilean service, Wooster again entered her navy with the rank of post
captain, being promoted in 1829 to rear admiral. In 1847 he went to California and
engaged in placer mining on the Yuba River. He had two sons. The elder died in infancy;

		Children
			196241 son
			196242 Charles F.

[KJW note: I added this record. It was not in DLJ. The material comes from The New
York Genealogical and Biographical Record, vol, 31, p. 40. For an online biography
(with a picture) of Charles Whiting Wooster (No. 19624) check the Chilean web site 
http://www.armada.cl/armadhistor/biografias/247cwhit.htm. Note that this source
speaks of a second wife, who is identified as MARIANA COX.]


19625
	Mary C. Wooster 

[KJW note: I added this record. It was not in DLJ. The New York Genealogical
and Biographical Record contains no additional information about Mary C.]


19626
	Henry Wooster 

[KJW note: I added this record. It was not in DLJ. The New York Genealogical
and Biographical Record contains no additional information about Henry.]


19627
	Cornelius B. Wooster 

[KJW note: I added this record. It was not in DLJ. The New York Genealogical
and Biographical Record contains no additional information about Cornelius B.]



19641
	------- Ogden, died s.p. [KJW note: DLJ does not give the name of this child.]	
			

19642
	------- Ogden, died s.p. [KJW note: DLJ does not give the name of this child.]


19643
	------- Ogden, died s.p. [KJW note: DLJ does not give the name of this child.]




1B151
	Lemuel Wooster, born at Derby 23 June 1760; of Canaan, N.Y. in 1790. 
[KJW note: Lemuel was baptized at St. James's Church in Derby, 10 August 1760. 
The Records of the Rev. Gideon Bostwick indicate that in New Concord, N.Y. on 
9 November 1785 he baptized Lydia, a daughter of Lemuel Wooster and his wife, 
SARA -------. 
On the basis of the data in the 1800 census I am listing an additional five 
children (names unknown). I strongly suspect that the two sons, No. 1B1512 
and No. 1B1514, were John Wooster and Samuel Wooster who were counted in the 
1820 census in Guilford, Chenango County, N.Y. Each was in the 26 to 45 age 
bracket at that time. John Wooster was still in Guilford for the 1830 census, 
this time in the 40 to 50 age bracket. I am unaware of Samuel's whereabouts 
in 1830. Lemuel was counted in Guilford, Chenango County in 1830. There were 
three in the household: one male between 60 and 70 (Lemuel), one female 
between 60 and 70 (his wife?), and one female between 40 and 50 (their daughter, 
Lydia, who was born in 1785?).  ]

		Children (Possibly an incomplete list):
			1B1511 Lydia
			1B1512 son
			1B1513 daughter
			1B1514 son
			1B1515 daughter
			1B1516 daughter
			
1B152
	Ebenezer Wooster, baptized at St. James's Church, Derby, 29 September 1765.
[KJW note: He appears in the 1790 census in Derby Town, New Haven County (page 98, line 27)
with 2 males under 16 and 3 females in the household. In 1800, 1810, and 1820 he was counted
in Columbia County, NY, each time with a large number of children in the household. His 
location in 1820 was the Town of Austerlitz. He was counted in the Town of McDonough in
Chenango County, NY, in 1830. The Chenango County History reveals that he had a son Moses
and that the name of Ebenezer's wife was Sarah MUNSON. It is probable that he was also the
father of Leverett Lyman Wooster. On the basis of data in the census records of 1790, 1800, 
1810, and 1820, I am listing 14 children, eleven of them with names unknown. 
www.rootsweb.com/~nychen/guilfor3.htm 
indicates that Sarah died in Chenango County as a widow and 83 years old in 
March 1850, which implies Ebenezer died before 1850. It also says that she was born in 
Connecticut. The source seems to be the "vital records" section of the US 1850 census. 
The name for the son William comes from a letter held by the library at Norwich, New York.]

 		Children (list may be incomplete, order may be incorrect):
			1B1521 Leverett Lyman (born ca 1786)
			1B1522 son (born before 1790, apparently died before 1800)
			1B1523 daughter (born between 1785 and 1790)
			1B1524 daughter (died before 1800)
			1B1525 Moses (born 1793)
			1B1526 son (born between 1795 and 1800)
			1B1527 son (born between 1791 and 1800, apparently died before 1810)
			1B1528 son (born between 1791 and 1800, apparently died before 1810)
			1B1529 daughter (born between 1795 and 1800)
			1B152A daughter (born between 1795 and 1800)
			1B152B William (born 1805)
			1B152C daughter (born between 1805 and 1810)
			1B152D daughter (born between 1805 and 1810)
			1B152E daughter (born between 1801 and 1810, apparently died before 1820)

1B153
	Moses Wooster, of Canaan, N.Y., in 1790. [KJW note: In the 1790 census there are
two Moses (Moses and Moses, Jr.) listed in Canaan. This is Moses, Jr. In 1800 there is only
one household under the name of Moses Wooster. A check of the figures would suggest that in
1800 the two households had been consolidated into one. This (the younger) Moses appears to
be the one in Columbia County in 1810, by which time his father must have been dead. He must
also be the one in Smithville, Chenango Co., NY in 1830. The preceding statement needs to
be checked. I cannot locate a record at the moment.]


1B154
	Mindwell Wooster, baptized at St. James's Church, Great Barrington,
Massachusetts, 1 July 1776. [KJW note: The Records of Rev. Gideon Bostwick of
St. James's Church, who "rode the circuit" indicate that this baptism actually
took place in New Concord, N.Y.] 


1B155
	Charity Wooster, baptized at St. James's Church, Great Barrington,
Massachusetts, 12 January 1772. [KJW note: The Records of Rev. Gideon Bostwick of
St. James's Church, who "rode the circuit" indicate that this baptism actually
took place in New Concord, N.Y.]


1B156
	Levi Wooster, baptized in New Concord, N.Y., 21 November 1773 by the
Rev. Gideon Bostwick of St. James's Church, Great Barrington, Massachusetts.
[KJW note: Jacobus somehow overlooked Levi and omitted him from his compilation.
The record of the baptism is in Bostwick'd records. I added this record. It is not
in Jacobus. Levi is counted in the Town of Austerlitz in Columbia County, NY, in 1810
and 1820, and he is probably the Levi that is counted in Marcellus, Onondaga County,
NY, in 1830.]


1B157
	Charity Wooster, baptized at St. James's Church, Derby, 1 March 1778.
[KJW note: Jacobus did not include this second Charity in the list of children.
Instead, he added the note which immediately follows this one.] [DLJ note:
Another child was probably Charity, bapt. at St. James's Church, Derby, 1 Mar. 1778,
a record which would imply that Moses returned from New Concord to Derby before
settling in Canaan, N.Y.]


1B211
	Moses Wooster, (twin), born 21 December 1758; served in Captain Dickinson's
company, Continental Regiment, in 1776; enlisted in 1777 for three years; taken prisoner
16 January 1780; discharged 19 December 1780; detached from "Conn. Line" to serve in
Armand's cavalry in November 1781.


1B212
	Hinman Wooster, (twin), born 21 December 1758; enlisted in 1777 for the duration
of the war; deserted 29 January 1781.


1B213
	Mary Wooster, born 21 December 1760. [KJW note: the New
York Genealogical and Biographical Record, vol. 31, p. 39, states
her birth was 31 December 1760.]


1B214
	Rev. Benjamin Wooster, B.A. (Yale, 1790), M.A. (ib., 1793,
born 29 October 1762; died at Fairfiel, Vermont, 18 December 1840; married (1)
SARAH HARRIS, who died 19 October 1824, aged 51, daughter of Capt. Israel;
married (2) in January 1825 SALLY COOPER of Sheldon, Vermont, who died
8 February 1866, aged 86; enlisted in 1777 for three years in the "Conn. Line";
licensed to preach in May 1792; ordained at Cornwall, Vermont, 23 February 1797,
and installed at Fairfield, Vermont, 24 July 1805; labored for many years as a
missionary; in 1814 raised and led a company of Vermont volunteers to the battle
of Plattsburgh. [DLJ note: Further details are given in the excellent biography
in Hemenway's Vermont Historical Gazetteer, vol. 2, pp. 193-196.]


1B215
	Wait Wooster, born born 28 October 1764; of Waterbury in 1790; removed to
Cornwall, Vermont.


1B216
	Abraham Wooster, born 28 July 1770.


1B251
	Hinman Wooster, of Salisbury, N.Y., born 10 December 1767; died
10 June 1844; married ROSANNA COOK.


1B252
	Daniel Wooster, of Batavia, N.Y.


1B253
	Rev. David Wooster, of Batavia, N.Y. [KJW note: the New
York Genealogical and Biographical Record, vol. 31, p. 39, states
that Daniel was a millwright.]


1B254
	Judge Sherman Wooster, of Newport, N.Y.


1B255
	Lyman Atkins Wooster, born about 1778; died 18 February 1827;
married LYDIA HALL.


1B411
	------- Chatfield, [KJW note: DLJ provides neither name nor data for this child.]


1B412
	------- Chatfield, [KJW note: DLJ provides neither name nor data for this child.]


1B413
	------- Chatfield, [KJW note: DLJ provides neither name nor data for this child.]


1B414
	------- Chatfield, [KJW note: DLJ provides neither name nor data for this child.]


1B415
	------- Chatfield, [KJW note: DLJ provides neither name nor data for this child.]


1B511
	daughter (unnamed) Davis [KJW note: I added this record on the basis of one 
of the notes by Jacobus in the record for No. 1B51.]


1B521 Anna
1B522 Nathaniel
1B523 Mary
1B524 Milton
1B525 a child
1B526 John Delavan
1B527 Philo
1B528 Josiah


1B531
	Isaac Wooster, baptized at St. James's Church, Derby, 9 July 1767;
married at Oxford, 30 March 1791, MARY ANN PERRY, and had a son, Enos, born
at Oxford 17 November 1794.

		Child (list may be incomplete):
			1B5311 Enos


1B532
	Josiah Wooster, baptized 16 October 1769.


1B533
	Abel Wooster, [DLJ note: Perhaps the Abel Wooster who married Huldah
Swezey and died in Boston in 1828 (Wooster Genealogy, p. 46)]



	Joel Wooster, baptized 3 August 1783.


1B541
	Amos Wooster, baptized at St. James's Church, Derby, 23 December 1770.


1D111
	Abigail Farrand, [Refer to the DLJ note under No. 1D11.]


1D112
	Esther Farrand, [Refer to the DLJ note under No. 1D11.]


1D113
	John Farrand, [Refer to the DLJ note under No. 1D11.]

1E321
	John W. Wooster, born July 1, 1790

1E322
	James Wooster, born June 3, 1792

1E323
	Ebenezer Wooster, born Mar. 29, 1794

1E324
	Henry Wooster, born Jan. 15, 1796

1E325
	Mary Wooster, born Aug. 14, 1798 and d. July 29, 1799



==6th generation=====Great-great-great-grandchildren of Edward=================


136541 [KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. Any information in this
record is my interpretation of p. 23 of the "Wooster Genealogy."]
136542 [KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. Any information in this
record is my interpretation of p. 23 of the "Wooster Genealogy."]
136543 [KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. Any information in this
record is my interpretation of p. 23 of the "Wooster Genealogy."]
136544 [KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. Any information in this
record is my interpretation of p. 23 of the "Wooster Genealogy."]
136545 [KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. Any information in this
record is my interpretation of p. 23 of the "Wooster Genealogy."]
136546 [KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. Any information in this
record is my interpretation of p. 23 of the "Wooster Genealogy."]
136547 [KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. Any information in this
record is my interpretation of p. 23 of the "Wooster Genealogy."]
136548 [KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. Any information in this
record is my interpretation of p. 23 of the "Wooster Genealogy."]
136549 [KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. Any information in this
record is my interpretation of p. 23 of the "Wooster Genealogy."]
13654A [KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. Any information in this
record is my interpretation of p. 23 of the "Wooster Genealogy."]
13654B [KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. Any information in this
record is my interpretation of p. 23 of the "Wooster Genealogy."]
13654C [KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. Any information in this
record is my interpretation of p. 23 of the "Wooster Genealogy."]
13654D [KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. Any information in this
record is my interpretation of p. 23 of the "Wooster Genealogy."]


136711
	Benjamin Wooster, son of Patience Wooster, was baptized at St. James's
Church, Derby, 3 December 1775.


1367D1
	Aramynta Wooster, born 25 May 1793. 
[KJW note: This record was not in Jacobus.
I have added it on the basis of material on page 25 of the "Wooster Genealogy."]

1367D2
	Garry Wooster, born 15 April 1795. 
[KJW note: This record was not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of
material on page 25 of the "Wooster Genealogy." Data re children is from p. 26.]

		Children:
			1367D21 Styles
			1367D22 Ruth

1367D3
	Truman Wooster, born 14 April 1797; died 1862 in Connecticut.
Six sons.
[KJW note: This record was not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of
material on page 25 of the "Wooster Genealogy." In the text Dr. David Wooster
gave this person as "Thomas," but he corrected it to "Truman" in the errata.
Data re children is from p. 26.]

		Children:
			1367D31 Daniel T.
			1367D32 Gilbert I.
			1367D33 Rollin S.
			1367D34 David B.
			1367D35 George W.
			1367D36 Dennis T.	

1367D4
	Bennet Wooster, born 4 March 1799. He moved from Connecticut to
Tully, N.Y. before 1820, and in 1844 moved to Clinton, Rock County, Wisconsin.
He died June 1881, aged 82, and his wife died 14 October 1881. They had six children.

		Children:
			1367D41 Henry S.
			1367D42 Mary Aramynta
			1367D43 Sarah M.
			1367D44 Charles D.
			1367D45 George B.
			1367D46 Julia R.
[KJW note: This record was not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of
material on page 25 of the "Wooster Genealogy."]


1367D5
	Murray Wooster, born 17 June 1802, had 5 children, 3 sons and 2 daughters.
The birth order used here may not be correct.

		Children:
			1367D51 Homer
			1367D52 Frank
			1367D53 Milo
			1367D54 daughter
			1367D55 daughter
[KJW note: This record was not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of
material on page 25 of the "Wooster Genealogy." Data re the children is from P. 27.]
[KJW note: He is listed as "Muray" on page 429 in Clayton's 1878 "History of
Onondaga County, NY." The entry gives his residence as town of Tully, says he was
born in Connecticut, and settled in Tully in 1833.]


1367D6
	David Wooster, born 27 August 1805; died 1879 in Rochester, N.Y.
He had 5 or 6 children, 2 only are living. Birth order below may not be correct,
nor even the number.

		Children:
			1367D61 John
			1367D62 Anna
			1367D63 ------
			1367D64 ------
			1367D65 ------

[KJW note: This record was not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of
material on page 25 of the "Wooster Genealogy." Data re children is from p. 27.]

1367D7
	Chester Wooster, born 17 March 1808, had four sons.

		Children:
			1367D71 William
			1367D72 Bruce
			1367D73 Parker
			1367D74 Jones
[KJW note: This record was not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of
material on page 25 of the "Wooster Genealogy." Data re children is from p. 27.]


183361
	Caroline Wooster, born 31 October 1807. 
[KJW note: I added this record. There was none in Jacobus. Birthdate comes from Genealogy
of the Woosters in America, page 32.]

183362
	John Edward Lacy Wooster, born 19 February 1809.
[KJW note: I added this record. There was none in Jacobus. Birthdate comes from Genealogy
of the Woosters in America, page 32.]

183363
	Harriet B. Wooster, born 15 April 1811. 
[KJW note: I added this record. There was none in Jacobus. Birthdate comes from Genealogy
of the Woosters in America, page 32.]

183364
	Amanda Maria Wooster, born 28 March 1813.
[KJW note: I added this record. There was none in Jacobus. Birthdate comes from Genealogy
of the Woosters in America, page 32.]

183365
	Sarah Adeline Wooster, born 27 February 1815.
[KJW note: I added this record. There was none in Jacobus. Birthdate comes from Genealogy
of the Woosters in America, page 32.]

183366
	George Breton Wooster, born 20 May 1817.
[KJW note: I added this record. There was none in Jacobus. Birthdate comes from Genealogy
of the Woosters in America, page 32.]

183367
	Ralph Wright Wooster, born 8 July 1819.
[KJW note: I added this record. There was none in Jacobus. Birthdate comes from Genealogy
of the Woosters in America, page 32.]

183368
	Nancy Ann Wooster, born 22 April 1821.
[KJW note: I added this record. There was none in Jacobus. Birthdate comes from Genealogy
of the Woosters in America, page 32.]

183369
	James D. Wooster, born 30 June 1823.
[KJW note: I added this record. There was none in Jacobus. Birthdate comes from Genealogy
of the Woosters in America, page 32. Page 32 gives James' birth year as 1825, but the
errata corrects it to 1823. It was James who accompanied his brother David (No. 18336A)
across country from Adrian, Michigan to San Francisco during the Gold Rush.]

18336A
	Dr. David Wooster, born 10 June 1825.
[KJW note: I added this record. There was none in Jacobus. Birthdate comes from Genealogy
of the Woosters in America, page 32. Page 32 gives David's birth year as 1827, but
the errata corrects it to 1825. David, of course, was the author/compiler of  Genealogy
of the Woosters in America. He has included notes on his life on pages 50-73. He also
was the author of Gold Rush, etc.,--I can't recall title at this moment.
On 1 January 1858, in San Francisco, together with Dr. J. B. Traske, he established
the "Pacific Medical Journal."]



196221
	Charles W. Wooster,
196222
	Caroline Wooster,
196223
	Thomas Wooster,
196224
	Sheldon Wooster,


196241
	son Wooster, died in infancy.

[KJW note: I added this record. It was not in DLJ. The material comes from The New
York Genealogical and Biographical Record, vol, 31, p. 40.]


196242
	Charles F. Wooster, born 1817; graduated at West Point and served in
the Florida and Mexican Wars, dying 14 February 1856, at Fort Brown, Texas, captain
of the Fourth Artilley, United States Army.

[KJW note: I added this record. It was not in DLJ. The material comes from The New
York Genealogical and Biographical Record, vol, 31, p. 40.]


1B1511
	Lydia Wooster, baptized 9 November 1785 in New Concord, N.Y., by the
Rev. Gideon Bostwick of St. James's Church, Great Barrington, Massachusetts.
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]

1B1512
	son Wooster, born between 1785 and 1790
[KJW note: I added this record solely on the basis of the data in the 1800
US census. It is not in Jacobus.] 

1B1513
	daughter Wooster, born between 1785 and 1790
[KJW note: I added this record solely on the basis of the data in the 1800
US census. It is not in Jacobus.]

1B1514
	son Wooster, born between 1791 and 1800
[KJW note: I added this record solely on the basis of the data in the 1800
US census. It is not in Jacobus.]

1B1515
	daughter Wooster, born between 1791 and 1800
[KJW note: I added this record solely on the basis of the data in the 1800
US census. It is not in Jacobus.]

1B1516
	daughter Wooster, born between 1791 and 1800
[KJW note: I added this record solely on the basis of the data in the 1800
US census. It is not in Jacobus.]

1B1521
	Leverett Lyman Wooster, born about 1786 in CT and died in Lysander, NY between 1855
and 1860. He married JERUSHA -------, born 7 August 1781, died 24 March 1841. He was counted
in the 1820 census at the Town of Ghent in Columbia County, NY. He was
counted in his own household in Lysander, Onondaga County, NY in 1830 and 1840. In the federal
census of 1850 and the state census of 1855 he is listed in the household of his son, Dennis.

		Children:
			1B15211 Barclay
			1B15212 Dennis Kennedy
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]


1B1522
	son Wooster, (born before 1790, apparently died before 1800)
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. The information is based 
upon interpretations of data in the 1790, 1800, 1810, and 1820 census reports.]

1B1523
	daughter Wooster, (born between 1785 and 1790)
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. The information is based 
upon interpretations of data in the 1790, 1800, 1810, and 1820 census reports.]

1B1524
	daughter Wooster, (died before 1800)
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. The information is based 
upon interpretations of data in the 1790, 1800, 1810, and 1820 census reports.]

1B1525
	Moses Wooster, born about 1797, almost certainly in Columbia County and definitely
in New York State. He was counted in Smithville, Chenango County, NY in 1850, a farmer.
His wife was ESTHER -------, born about 1798.

		Children:
			1B15251 Betsy
			1B15252 Esther
			1B15253 Moses E.
			1B15254 Sarah S.
			1B15255 Aaron S.
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. The source of the children's names and
the estimates of birth years is the 1850 census.]


1B1526
	son Wooster, (born between 1795 and 1800). This may be the male in the
30 to 50 age bracket who was listed in Ebenezer's household in 1830.
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. The information is based 
upon interpretations of data in the 1790, 1800, 1810, and 1820 census reports.]

1B1527
	son Wooster, (born between 1791 and 1800, apparently died before 1810)
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. The information is based 
upon interpretations of data in the 1790, 1800, 1810, and 1820 census reports.]

1B1528
	son Wooster, (born between 1791 and 1800, apparently died before 1810)
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. The information is based 
upon interpretations of data in the 1790, 1800, 1810, and 1820 census reports.]

1B1529
	daughter Wooster, (born between 1795 and 1800)
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. The information is based 
upon interpretations of data in the 1790, 1800, 1810, and 1820 census reports.]

1B152A
	daughter Wooster, (born between 1795 and 1800)
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. The information is based 
upon interpretations of data in the 1790, 1800, 1810, and 1820 census reports.]


1B152B
	William Wooster, born 1805, Source: letter in Norwich library
--clean up this reference
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]



1B152C
	daughter Wooster, (born between 1805 and 1810)
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. The information is based 
upon interpretations of data in the 1790, 1800, 1810, and 1820 census reports.]

1B152D
	daughter Wooster, (born between 1805 and 1810)
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. The information is based 
upon interpretations of data in the 1790, 1800, 1810, and 1820 census reports.]

1B152E
	daughter Wooster, (born between 1801 and 1810, apparently died before 1820)
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. The information is based 
upon interpretations of data in the 1790, 1800, 1810, and 1820 census reports.]

1B5311
	Enos Wooster, born at Oxford 17 November 1794.


==7th generation=====4G-grandchildren of Edward================================


1367D21
	Styles Wooster, in 1885 he was "living in New Haven, Connecticut,
and has three grown children. Can't give their names except the oldest who is
named Chester."
[KJW note: I added this record on the basis of the "Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.
It is not in Jacobus.]

		Children:
			1367D211 Chester
			1367D212 ------
			1367D213 ------

1367D22
	Ruth Wooster, died about 1773. 
[KJW note: I added this record on the basis of the "Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.
It is not in Jacobus.]


1367D31
	Daniel T. Wooster, born 6 February 1820. In 1855 he lived in
Northfield, Connecticut. He had three sons, but two of them died young. Birth
order of sons may not be correct in this record. 
[KJW note: I added this record on the basis of the "Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.
It is not in Jacobus.]

		Children:
			1367D311 Levi
			1367D312 son
			1367D313 son

1367D32
	Gilbert I. Wooster, born 21 March 1872(sic).
[KJW note: I added this record on the basis of the "Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.
It is not in Jacobus.]

		Children:
			1367D321 daughter
			1367D322 Wilber

1367D33
	Rollin S. Wooster, born 25 November 1824. In 1885 he was living
in Jesup, Iowa. The Wooster Genealogy" said, "Is childless but a wealthy farmer
and sheep raiser."
[KJW note: I added this record on the basis of the "Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.
It is not in Jacobus.]

1367D34
	David B. Wooster, born 2 September 1827. "He was killed by a rebel
bullet in September 1864. He was Orderly Sergeant and a brave man. He left one
daughter in Connecticut, now (1885) about 20 years."

		Child:
			1367D341 daughter
[KJW note: I added this record on the basis of the "Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.
It is not in Jacobus.]


1367D35
	George W. Wooster, born 15 August 1829, and in 1855 was living in
Northfield (or Norfolk)??, Connecticut. "Was a member of the Legislature in
1880, and one of the most eccentric of men." ". . . is an extensive marble
cutter and childless. He used to be in California."
[KJW note: I added this record on the basis of the "Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.
It is not in Jacobus. Dr. David Wooster has data on George W. in two places
on p. 26. In one place he said that George W. lived in Northfield, Connecticut,
and in another place he said at Norfolk, Connecticut.]

1367D36
	Dennis T. Wooster, born 11 September 1836, and (in 1885) lived in
Wilsonville, Connecticut. "Has 5 children, the two oldest are sons, Walter and
Charles, Walter about 24, Charles 22 years old."

		Children:
			1367D361 Walter
			1367D362 Charles
			1367D363 ------
			1367D364 ------
			1367D365 ------
[KJW note: I added this record on the basis of the "Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.
It is not in Jacobus.]


1367D41
	Henry S. Wooster, born 20 April 1820. He was a member of the
Wisconsin Legislature in the years 1865 and 1866. He had three children.

		Children:
			1367D411 Clarence
			1367D412 Bennet P.
			1367D413 Mary
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 25.]


1367D42
	Mary Aramynta Wooster, born 9 June 1822; married J. T. SHUE, still
alive in 1885.
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 25.]


1367D43
	Sarah M. Wooster, born 29 July 1829; unmarried and still alive in 1885.
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 25.]


1367D44
	Charles D. Wooster, born 24 February, 1836; still alive in 1885 and
living in Brodhead, Wisconsin. He was captain in the 4th Wisconsin Battery and served
through the Civil War. Two children.
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 25. Data re children is on p. 26.]

		Children:
			1367D441 Gaylord
			1367D442 Minna

1367D45
	George B. Wooster, born 24 February 1836. He served through the Civil War
in a New York Regiment [KJW note: N.Y. 10th Heavy Artillery, Co. D], came home with
an honorable discharge and was still alive in 1885, living in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
Four children - 3 daughters and one son. Birth order not certain.
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 25. Data re children is on p. 26.]

		Children:
			1367D451 Horrace
			1367D452 Ellen
			1367D453 Curry
			1367D454 Katey


1367D46
	Julia R. Wooster, born 8 April 1840; Dr. David Wooster has a "d." after her
name. This probably means she was dead before 1885.
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 25.]




1367D51
	Homer Wooster, "Homer died in Syracuse, N.Y." prior to 1885.
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 27.]

1367D52
	Frank Wooster, "Frank was a promising lawyer, was First Lieutenant,
a brave soldier and was killed at Fredericksburg, Virginia."
[KJW note: Frank Wooster was a First Lieutenant in Co. G of the 122nd N.Y. Vol.
Infantry Regiment. He was killed at the Battle of Cold Harbor, 1 June 1864.]
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 27.]

1367D53
	Milo Wooster, In 1885 Milo was living in Tully, N.Y.
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 27.]

1367D54
	daughter Wooster,
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 27. Dr. David Wooster gives no information about this
daughter.]

1367D55
	daughter Wooster,
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 27. Dr. David Wooster gives no information about this
daughter.]

1367D61
	John Wooster, in 1885 apparently somewhere in Connecticut.
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 27.]

1367D62
	Anna Wooster, in 1885 apparently somewhere in Connecticut.
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 27.]

1367D63
	------ Wooster.
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 27. Dr. David Wooster gives no information re this child.]

1367D64
	------ Wooster.
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 27. Dr. David Wooster gives no information re this child.]

1367D65
	------ Wooster.
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 27. Dr. David Wooster gives no information re this child.]

1367D71
	William Wooster, living in Rockford, Illinois, in 1885. [KJW note:
This is almost certainly the William Wooster who served from Tully, N.Y. as a
corporal in Co. K of the 122nd New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment. If so,
his middle initial was "G."]
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 27.]

1367D72
	Bruce Wooster, living in Rockford, Illinois, in 1885. [KJW note:
in the text, Dr. David Wooster calls this man "Brun," but he corrects it in
the errata.]
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 27.]

1367D73
	Parker Wooster, living in Tully, New York, in 1885.
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 27.]

1367D74
	Jones Wooster, living in Tully, New York, in 1885.
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 27.]


1B15211
	Barclay Wooster, born in Columbia County, NY, 29 August 1819; 
married ELIZABETH H. TIFT, of Pulaski, NY, 30 July 1843; died 3 March 1895, 
in Afton, Iowa. He was a tailor, and at one time he was postmaster at Lysander, 
Onondaga County, N.Y.--appointed in 1853. Elizabeth H. Tift was born 11 May 1826 
and died 24 March 1906.

		Children:
			1B152111 Oren
			1B152112 Edith
			1B152113 Byron
			1B152114 Ellen
			1B152115 Adell
			1B152116 Harriet
			1B152117 Ida M.
			1B152118 Thomas J.
			1B152119 Lewis
			1B15211A Verner Robert
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]


1B15212
	Dennis Kennedy Wooster, born circa 1825 in Lysander, Onondaga County, NY; married
8 September 1847 SARAH J. HAMMOND, born about 1829 in England. He was a shoemaker.
He died -------

		Children:
			1B152121 John F.
			1B152122 Son (name Unknown)died 2/14/1855 ae 2 y 5 m 15 d
			1B152123 Frances J.(or C.?)
			1B152124 Rupert L.
			1B152125 Herbert (twin)
			1B152126 Hellen (twin)
			1B152127 Jennie
			More?
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]


1B15251
	Betsy Wooster, born about 1831 in NYS--almost certainly in Chenango County.
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]
			

1B15252
	Esther Maria Wooster, born 8 March 1832 in Chenango County, NY. She married
16 July 1856 ALVIN NORTON WEBSTER of Delmar, Tioga County, Pennsylvania.
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus. Middle name, birth date, birth place,
marriage date, and spouse came from Cynthia Kreder, Box 113, Rock City, IL 61070 circa 1997.]
			

1B15253
	Moses E. Wooster, born about 1835 in NYS--almost certainly in Chenango County.

[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]


1B15254
	Sarah S. Wooster, born about 1837 in NYS--almost certainly in Chenango County.

[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]


1B15255
	Aaron S. Wooster, born about 1840 in NYS--almost certainly in Chenango County.

[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]


==8th generation=====5G-grandchildren of Edward================================


1367D211
	Chester Wooster, he is a "grown child" in 1885. 
[KJW note: I added this record on the basis of the "Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.
It is not in Jacobus.]


1367D212
	------ Wooster, this is a "grown child" in 1885. 
[KJW note: I added this record on the basis of the "Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.
It is not in Jacobus.]

1367D213
	------ Wooster, this is a "grown child" in 1885. 
[KJW note: I added this record on the basis of the "Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.
It is not in Jacobus.]

1367D311
	Levi Wooster, about 30 years old in 1885, living in Northfield, Connecticut.
[KJW note: I added this record on the basis of the "Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.
It is not in Jacobus.]

1367D312
	son Wooster, died young.
[KJW note: I added this record on the basis of the "Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.
It is not in Jacobus.]

1367D313
	son Wooster, died young.
[KJW note: I added this record on the basis of the "Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.
It is not in Jacobus.]

1367D321
	daughter Wooster, age 30 in 1885. 
[KJW note: I added this record on the basis of the "Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.
It is not in Jacobus.]

1367D322
	Wilber Wooster, age 25 in 1885. 
[KJW note: I added this record on the basis of the "Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.
It is not in Jacobus.]


1367D341
	daughter Wooster, about 20 in 1885 and apparently living in Connecticut. 
[KJW note: I added this record on the basis of the "Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.
It is not in Jacobus.]

1367D361
	Walter Wooster, about 24 years old in 1885.
[KJW note: I added this record on the basis of the "Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.
It is not in Jacobus.]

1367D362
	Charles Wooster, 22 years old in 1885.
[KJW note: I added this record on the basis of the "Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.
It is not in Jacobus.]

1367D363
	------ Wooster,
[KJW note: I added this record on the basis of the "Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.
It is not in Jacobus. No information given about this child. Probably a daughter.]

1367D364
	------ Wooster,
[KJW note: I added this record on the basis of the "Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.
It is not in Jacobus. No information given about this child. Probably a daughter.]

1367D365
	------ Wooster,
[KJW note: I added this record on the basis of the "Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.
It is not in Jacobus. No information given about this child. Probably a daughter.]

1367D411
	Clarence Wooster, 33 years old in 1885 and living in Las Vegas,
New Mexico.
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 25.]

1367D412
	Bennet P. Wooster, 20 years old in 1885 and living in Beloit, Wisconsin.
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 25.]

1367D413
	Mary Wooster, 18 years old in 1885 and living with her father.
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 25.]

1367D441
	Gaylord Wooster, 24 years old in 1885 and living in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 26. In the text the name appears as "Gaylour," but it is
corrected in the errata.]

1367D442
	Minna Wooster, 12 years old in 1885 and living in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.]

1367D451
	Horrace Wooster, of Brodhead, Wisconsin, about 19 years old in 1885
and presumably living with his father. 
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.]

1367D452
	Ellen Wooster, presumably living with her father in 1885 (in Brodhead,
Wisconsin). 
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.]

1367D453
	Curry Wooster, presumably living with her father in 1885 (in Brodhead,
Wisconsin).  
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.]

1367D454
	Katey Wooster, presumably living with her father in 1885 (in Brodhead,
Wisconsin).  
[KJW note: This record is not in Jacobus. I have added it on the basis of the
"Wooster Genealogy," p. 26.]



1B152111
	Oren Wooster,
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]

1B152112
	Edith Wooster,
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]

1B152113
	Byron Wooster,
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]

1B152114
	Ellen Wooster,
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]

1B152115
	Adell Wooster,
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]

1B152116
	Harriet Wooster,
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]

1B152117
	Ida M. Wooster,
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]

1B152118
	Thomas J. Wooster,
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]

1B152119
	Lewis Wooster,
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]

1B15211A
	Verner Robert Wooster,
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]

1B152121
	John F. Wooster,
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]

1B152122
	Son Wooster, born 30 August 1852; died 14 February 1855
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]

1B152123
	Frances J.(or C.?) Wooster,
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]

1B152124
	Rupert L. Wooster,
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]

1B152125
	Herbert Wooster, (twin)
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]

1B152126
	Hellen Wooster, (twin)
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]

1B152127
	Jennie Wooster,
[KJW note: I added this record. It is not in Jacobus.]

==9th generation=====6G-grandchildren of Edward================================




==10th generation=====7G-grandchildren of Edward===============================




==11th generation=====8G-grandchildren of Edward===============================




==12th generation=====9G-grandchildren of Edward===============================




==13th generation=====10G-grandchildren of Edward==============================




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