William BLODGETT and Sarah HALL

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Husband William BLODGETT

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         Born: 11 Jan 1686 - Woburn, Suffalk Co., Massachusetts
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         Died: Abt 1750 - Preston, Connecticut
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       Father: Samuel BLODGETT (1658-1743)
       Mother: Huldah SIMONDS (1666-1746)

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      Married: 18 Aug 1714

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Noted events in his life were:

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• Occupation

Physician

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Wife Sarah HALL

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         Born: 1691
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         Died: 17 Jan 1736 - Preston, Connecticut
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       Father: Stephen HALL (      -      )
       Mother: Ruth DAVIS (      -      )

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 Other Spouse: Benjamin SPALDING (      -      )

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Children

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1 M William BLODGETT ²¹

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         Born: 1715 - Preston, Connecticut
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       Spouse: Mary STARKWEATHER (Abt 1714-1785)
         Marr: 23 Jun 1738

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2 M Benjamin BLODGETT

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         Born: 17 May 1717 - Preston, Connecticut
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       Spouse: Mary SATTERLEE (1722-1754)
         Marr: 3 Jul 1744 - Stonington, Connecticut By Joseph Fish

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3 F Mary BLODGETT

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         Born: Abt 1719
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         Died: 19 Aug 1744
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       Spouse: Ebenezer FREEMAN (Abt 1716-      )
         Marr: 27 Jun 1738

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4 F Amy BLODGETT

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         Born: 16 Feb 1723
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         Died: 24 Dec 1819 - Canaan, Connecticut
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       Spouse: Joshua WHITNEY Esq. (living)

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5 F Lucy BLODGETT

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         Born: Abt 1725
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       Spouse: Nathan FREEMAN (living)

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6 F Esther BLODGETT

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         Born: Abt 1727
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7 M Jonathan BLODGETT

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         Born: Jan 1736
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General Notes (Husband)

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William served in the expedition against Canada in 1709. It is recorded that his father Samuel petitioned the "Govenor, Her Magesty's Counsel and Representatives of the General Court assembled, to reimburse him for expenses attending the sickness of hes son William Blogget at Watertown, while on Her Majesty's service." He received forty shillings.

Eventually, Willaim settled in Plainfield Connecticut in 1719 or 20. He is mentioned in a transfer of real estate: "William Blogget, physician and wife convey land in Plainfield, part commonly known as Tophet to Henry Cobb, april 30, 1719".