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                       FAMILY GROUP RECORD
 
    1.HUSBAND:  William MALTBIE                                                                       CODE:  C
    2.BORN:  16 Mar 1644/45, Retford, Nottinghamshire, England   CHR: date                 where
    3.MARRIED:  about 1669, England
    4.MILITARY SERVICE:
    5.DIED:  2 Sept 1710, Branford, Connecticut                  BURIED: date     Branford, Connecticut
    6.HUSBAND'S FATHER:  John MALTBY                             MOTHER:  Mary Williamson
    7.OTHER WIVES:  (1st) Mary BISHOP or Rachael WILLIAMSON   (3) Abigail BISHOP

    8.WIFE:  Hannah HOSMER
    9.BORN:  about 1639        where                             CHR: date                where
    10.MILITARY SERVICE:
    11.DIED:  about 1692       where                             BURIED:
    12.WIFE'S FATHER: Thomas HOSMER                              MOTHER: Frances
    13.OTHER HUSBANDS: (1st) Josiah WILLARD of Wethersfield, d. 1674.  They had 8 children

                                PROGENIES
    
    #.M/F    NAME            DATE & PLACE OF BIRTH - DATE & PLACE OF DEATH
    _____    ____            ____ _ _____ __ _____ _ ____ _ _____ __ _____
                             FIRST SPOUSE - DATE & PLACE OF MARRIAGE
                             _____ ______ _ ____ _ _____ __ ________

      (there is a possibility that #5 Elizabeth and #6 Daniel are children of Hannah HOSMER)

    SOURCE OF INFORMATION:
    ______ __ ____________
     LDS RECORDS.
     MAINWARING'S DIGEST OF PROBATE RECORDS IN HARTFORD COUNTY:  Vol. 1 p.324
     MALTBY - MALTBIE FAMILY HISTORY by Dorothy MALTBY VERRILL,  p.p. 215 - 266
     Microcard 27 thru 49, I 1
      No record of Marriage has been found
      27 Feb. 1685 First record of Hannah:  Will of father lists Hannah MALBY & son-in-law, MALBY.
      From  1682  - 1685; there is no mention in the Branford Records of William MALTBIE  (could he have gone back to England  for  a
      visit)
      9 Oct. 1690  Appointed Ensign of Branford Train.

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