He married second Abigail Sturges widow of Simon Couch and daughter of John Sturges and Deborah Barlow.
He was an Ensign in the West Parish Company, May 1715.[2]
His son from first marriage, Deacon John Andrews married the daughter of Simon Couch and Abigail Strurges, Sarah Couch (his step-sister). Donald Lines Jacobus. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield Compiled and Edited (Fairfield, Connecticut: Daughters of the American Revolution, 1930).
His inventory was taken on 11 December 1728 and recorded at Fairfield. It included an enslaved boy who is not named but presented to the appraisers by John Andrews one of the administrators.[5]
Note
Note: Ref. Vol I, p. 20-21 Fairfield Families, (((find original copy, mine is cut off and I cannot tell what the next line says.))): He was an Ensign in the West Parish Company May 1715
It continues below, "Born at Fairfield, 24 Oct. 1670, d there in 1728
Married (1) Eleanor Burr, dau, of Daniel, b 26 Oct. 1680" [2]
he was born at Fairfield, he died at Fairfield in 1728. He married first Elinor Burr, dau of Daniel. (b. 26, Oct. 1680) He married second, Abigail Sturgis, widow of Simon Couch (who died 14 Sept. 1730)
Sources
↑ White, Lorraine Cook, ed. The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records. Vol. 1-55. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1994-2002.
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