Ezekiel Sanford was born 4 March 1707/8 in New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut Colony to father Samuel Sanford, and mother unknown.[1][2] His mother may be Esther Nathaniel.[citation needed]
He married Desire Warner 11 February 1729 by John Hall, Esq.[3][4]
Ezekiel and Desire had 7 children: Daniel, Ezekiel, Ezra, Joseph, Hannah, Desire, and Ezekiel.[5]
Ezekiel Sanford Jr. - His inventory was taken on 12 June 1764.[7]
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↑ "Connecticut Births and Christenings, 1649-1906," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F74R-JZ7 : 3 December 2014), Ezekiell Sanford, 04 Mar 1707; citing ; FHL microfilm unknown.
↑New Haven, CT: Vital Records, 1649-1850. (Online database accessed 18 September 2017: AmericanAncestors.org.New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2007), (Vital Records of New Haven, 1649-1850, Connecticut Society of the Order of the Founders and Patriots of America, Hartford, CT, 1917.) Volume 1, page 110. See record at subscription site.
Find a Grave, database and images (: accessed 10 August 2021), memorial page for Ezekiel Sanford Sr. (4 May 1707–1761), Find A Grave: Memorial #155427166, citing Hillside Cemetery, Thomaston, Litchfield County, Connecticut, USA.
Johnston, Henry P., ed.. Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society Revolution Rolls and Lists, 1775-1783. Vol. VIII. Hartford, CT, USA: Connecticut Historical Society, 1901, 1999.
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Talcott, M. K.. List of Burials, or "Sexton's List", of the Center Church Burying Ground, Hartford. Hartford, CT, USA: Connecticut Quarterly, 1898-1899.
Dutton, Samuel W. S.. The history of the North Church in New Haven : from its formation in May, 1742, during the great awakening, to the completion of the century in May, 1842, in three sermons. New Haven: A.H. Maltby, 1842.
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Veronica thanks for adding a son of Samuel and Ester.
You should know that I have been working on and merging a very confusing group of Samuels and Esters for some time now.
Samuel Sanford-775 married Ester (Nathaniel-9). But there is also a Samuel Sanford II -1741 that married an Ester (Baldwin-516). I think that
Ester (Baldwin-516) is the same as Ester (Nathaniel-9) but have not completely satisfied my curiosity that the Samuels are the same. If the Esters are merged then the Samuels would have to be also.
Anything you can do to help with this dilemma would be appreciated.
Thanks, Richard.
If either of you (Richard or Veronica) have any source giving Ezekiel's mother's name as Esther, please add it and edit the bio. There currently is no source for her name. I had not been linking to a mother because I lacked any source for this, but this changed with the merger.
Sanford-5242 and Sanford-1982 appear to represent the same person because: Duplicates. Ezekiel is the correct spelling of first name according to multiple records.
You should know that I have been working on and merging a very confusing group of Samuels and Esters for some time now.
Samuel Sanford-775 married Ester (Nathaniel-9). But there is also a Samuel Sanford II -1741 that married an Ester (Baldwin-516). I think that Ester (Baldwin-516) is the same as Ester (Nathaniel-9) but have not completely satisfied my curiosity that the Samuels are the same. If the Esters are merged then the Samuels would have to be also.
Anything you can do to help with this dilemma would be appreciated. Thanks, Richard.
edited by Richard Barton