Elizabeth (Unknown) (F)
b. 1605, #214253

     Elizabeth (Unknown) was born in 1605. She married John Wood.

John Bowton (M)
#214261

     John Bowton was also known as John Bouton. He married Mrs. Alice Kellog circa 1626.

Richard Bowton (M)
b. circa 1633, d. 1665, #214262
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     Richard Bowton was born circa 1633. He was the son of John Bowton and Mrs. Alice Kellog. Richard Bowton married Ruth Turney. Richard Bowton died in 1665.

Ruth Turney (F)
#214263

     Ruth Turney married Richard Bowton, son of John Bowton and Mrs. Alice Kellog.

Bridget Bowton (F)
b. circa 1630, #214264
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     Bridget Bowton was born circa 1630. She was the daughter of John Bowton and Mrs. Alice Kellog. Bridget Bowton married Daniel Kellog.

Daniel Kellog (M)
#214265

     Daniel Kellog married Bridget Bowton, daughter of John Bowton and Mrs. Alice Kellog.

John Clark (M)
b. before 1673, d. 6 October 1709, #214272
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Relationship=1st cousin 9 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     John Clark was born before 1673. He was the son of John Clark and Rebecca Marvin. John Clark held the position of elected hayward on 17 December 1694 at Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut. He died on 6 October 1709; intestate and without issue. He married Sarah Warner, daughter of Robert Warner and Elizabeth Grant.

Capt. Job Ellsworth (M)
b. 13 April 1674, d. 29 September 1751, #214273

     Capt. Job Ellsworth was born on 13 April 1674. He married Sarah Warner, daughter of Robert Warner and Elizabeth Grant, on 25 October 1711; probable marriage. Capt. Job Ellsworth left a will on 5 September 1750. He died on 29 September 1751 at age 77.

Deacon John Langdon (M)
#214286

     Deacon John Langdon was also known as John Lankton. He married (Unknown) (Unknown). Deacon John Langdon resided at at Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut, circa 1650. He joined the church at Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut, 12 July 1653. He married Mary D. Seymour, daughter of Robert Seymour and Elizabeth Waller, after 12 June 1655. Deacon John Langdon served as a representative to the General Court between 1668 and 1683. He left a will on 22 July 1689

mentions his "beloved wife" not by name.