Did Nathaniel Andrews marry Elizabeth (Parker) Clark in 1721?

Question

Someone disconnected Elizabeth (Parker) Clark from her 3rd husband (Nathaniel Andrews) saying that there was no proof of their marriage on 16 October 1721.  However, Donald Lines Jacobus (in Families of Ancient New Haven, Vol. I) says that they did marry on that date.  I could not find a marriage record online, but isn't Jacobus pretty reliable as a source?  And as I state in the comments, they both lost their spouses earlier in 1721, so they were both available for another marriage.  Here's a weblink to the Jacobus source:

https://archive.org/stream/newhavengenealog00jaco#page/41/mode/1up 

Answer 1

Yes, Jacobus is highly reliable and yes Elizabeth was a wife of Nathaniel Andrews.

Comments

Thanks Anne,

     I have reconnected Nathaniel and Elizabeth as husband and wife.  Now I just have to figure out when they were divorced (Jacobus doesn't give a source for that).

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I wondered about that also.

Answer 2

By the way, the transcriptions of Wallingford Vital Records (from Barbour) show under Elizabeth Clark:  "Elizabeth, m. Nathaniel ANDREWS, Oct. 16, 172[_ ], by Capt. Hall".  

http://dunhamwilcox.net/ct/wallingford_ct4.htm