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Jonathan Smith (1705 - abt. 1776)

Jonathan Smith
Born in Suffield, Hartford, Connecticutmap
Ancestors ancestors
Son of [uncertain] and [uncertain]
Husband of — married 28 Dec 1727 in Suffield, Hartford, Connecticut Colonymap
Husband of — married 3 Oct 1753 [location unknown]
Husband of — married after 1761 (to 1776) in Litchfield County, CTmap
Descendants descendants
Died about at about age 70 in Washington, Litchfield County, Connecticutmap [uncertain]
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Biography

Jonathan Smith, the son of Ebenezer Smith and Sarah Huxley, was born 1 Aug 1705 in Suffield, CT. He was married first, (Int[entions] in Colchester) 28 Dec 1727, to Susannah Johnson, daughter of John3 Johnson and Mary Ramsey [Susannah Johnson’s siblings had several given names that also appear in the Jonathan Smith family: Mary, Eunice 1st, Eunice 2nd, John, David, Elijah, Elizabeth, Elisha]. Jonathan and Susannah Smith removed to Judea Parish and were included in chronological order, but not date given, as among the earliest members of the Judea Parish Church. First mention of Jonathan was in the Dec 1747 records of the church. He married second 9 Oct 1753 in Judea Parish to Ann Hurd, daughter of Zadoc Hurd and Esther Curtis. He married third, prior to April, 1764, to Mrs. Esther (Davis) Slade (first wife of William Slade, Jr.). (April, 1764 is the date in which William Slade, Sr. received judgment against Jonathan and Esther Smith, as executors of the will of William Slade, Jr. for 1,000 pounds at the County Court in Hartford, CT.) This is not the same Esther as found in the Woodbury, CT marriage of a Jonathan Smith and Esther Bristol on 25 Dec 1765.

Jonathan Smith’s will was dated 7 Nov 1775 and filed April 1776. Esther, relict of Jonathan Smith, died 26 Apr 1799 at the age of 79 years and buried in Clarendon Flats [VT].The will of Jonathan Smith of Woodbury, County of Litchfield [CT] dated 7 Nov 1775 is abstracted: “To my wife Esther…household goods, except all such household goods as were brought to me by my second wife [i.e. Ann Hurd]; to my son Elihu my old house and barn…and also my rights in the Publick Library in Bethlehem…; my son Charles Smith…; my daughter Abiah Durkee…; my daughter Susannah Clark…; my son Elisha Smith…; my daughter Eunice Smith…; to my sons Elihu and Elisha all my right in the Susquehannah Purchase…; I also give to my said daughter Eunice all the household goods brought to me by her mother (viz.) my second wife before mentioned [i.e. Ann Hurd]…; my son Elihu to be sole Executor. Witnesses: William Slade, Ebenezer Clark, Increase Mosely. Filed April 1776. [The Susquehannah Purchase is that part of present day Pennsylvania that was claimed by the colony of CT.

His first wife was Susannah Johnson, daughter of Capt John Johnson and Mary Ramsey of Roxbury Ma. Susanna was born 1706, and died ca 1753 in Litchfield County, CT. He may have been the Jonathan Smith who was married to Ann, and had at least one child with her before her death ca 1761. His last wife was Esther Davis, widow of William Slade Jr. She outlived him and is buried in Clarendon Vermont. Adams-21565 13:43, 12 June 2018 (UTC)

Jonathon was born about 1705. He passed away about 1776.

Jonathan Smith. [1][2]

Born 01 AUG 1705. Suffield, Hartford, Connecticut, United States. [3][4]

Died Apr 1776.

Marriage

Husband Jonathan Smith. Wife Susanna Johnson. Marriage 28 DEC 1727. Suffield, Connecticut[5]

Husband Jonathan Smith. Wife Ann Hurd. Marriage 03 OCT 1753. [6]

Research Notes

There are two concurrent Jonathans. This one descended from Ebenezer was a Descendant of yDNA group NE07 Rev. HENRY Smith-2065 (c1600 ENG - 1648 Wethersfield CT) m poss. 2x Dorothy Unknown-7644. See SmithConnections Northeastern DNA Project.[7]

A yDNA match suggests that the father of the other Jonathan Smith (abt.1705-) was Nathaniel Smith, and his mother was Anna Hoskins. The yDNA test from that line matches Descendants of yDNA group NE21 James Smith-15951 (c. 1610 ENG - d. 1676 Weymouth MA) m Joanne Unknown = 3 SONS. See SmithConnections Northeastern DNA Project.[8]

Sources

  1. Source: #S528 Database online. Record for Jonathan Smith Link: http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=pubmembertrees&h=40218903610&indiv=try
  2. Source: #S528 Database online. Record for Elisha Smith Link: http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=pubmembertrees&h=18952087953&indiv=try
  3. Source: #S528 Database online. Record for Jonathan Smith Link: http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=pubmembertrees&h=40218903610&indiv=try
  4. Source: #S528 Database online. Record for Elisha Smith Link: http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=pubmembertrees&h=18952087953&indiv=try
  5. Source: #S528 Database online. Record for Jonathan Smith Link: http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=pubmembertrees&h=40218903610&indiv=try
  6. Source: #S528 Database online. Record for Jonathan Smith Link: http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=pubmembertrees&h=40218903610&indiv=try
  7. SmithConnections Northeastern DNA Project, haplogroup Rb1 NE07 Rev. Henry Smith.
  8. SmithConnections Northeastern DNA Project, haplogroup Rb1 NE21 James Smith.




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Smith-267430 and Smith-10335 do not represent the same person because: Previously confounded. Now separated
posted by Andrew Smith
Esther Pearse has been added as a wife, but his will clearly states that Ann was his 2nd wife.

There are two Jonathans attached as sons, but no Jonathan mentioned in the will. However, Jonathan born in 1741 is the son of Jonathan and Susannah. Jonathan born in 1742 is the son of Jonathan and Esther. So, who is the 2nd Jonathan and which one belongs to Ebenezer, the one who married Susannah Johnson or the one who married Esther Pearse?

posted by Cathy (Kies) Bennett
edited by Cathy (Kies) Bennett
I entered this = Research Note =. "A yDNA match suggests that the father of this Jonathan was Nathaniel Smith, and his mother was Anna Hoskins. The yDNA test from this line matches Descendants of yDNA group NE21 James Smith-15951 (c. 1610 ENG - d. 1676 Weymouth MA) m Joanne Unknown = 3 SONS. See SmithConnections Northeastern DNA Project.<ref>SmithConnections Northeastern DNA Project, haplogroup Rb1 NE21 James Smith.</ref> Ebenezer was a Descendant of yDNA group NE07 Rev. HENRY Smith-2065 (c1600 ENG - 1648 Wethersfield CT) m poss. 2x Dorothy Unknown-7644. See SmithConnections Northeastern DNA Project.<ref>SmithConnections Northeastern DNA Project, haplogroup Rb1 NE07 Rev. Henry Smith.</ref> Based on this yDNA mismatch, I believe Jonathan's parents were Nathaniel and Anna Hoskins Smith, and not Ebenezer and Sarah Huxley Smith."
posted by Kitty (Cooper) Smith
How do you know that it's this Jonathan Smith? Sorry. I'm just trying to understand.
posted by Cathy (Kies) Bennett
I believe we are talking about two different Jonathans. A yDNA test shows that one Jonathan is yDNA group NE07.

1Rev. Henry Smith (c1600 ENG - 1648 Wethersfield CT)

.2 Samuel Smith (1638 CT - 1703 MA) m Mary Ensign

..3 Ebenezer Smith (1668 -1728 CT) m. Sarah(Huxley) Barlow -TAB 2

...4 Jonathan Smith (1705 CT - 1776 CT) m Susannah Johnson, Ann Hurd & Ester Davis Slade

....5 Jonathan Smith-60646 *Revo (1740 CT - 1802 MA) m Esther Bristol-380


The other Jonathan is from this yDNA group NE21

1JAMES SMITH (c. 1610 ENG - d. 1676 Weymouth MA) m Joanne _____ = 3 SONS

.2 NATHANIEL (1639 MA -1702 CT) m Experience Philips = 2 Sons

..3 Nathaniel (1675 - 1725) m Anne B. Hoskins-522 = 8 Sons

...4 Jonathan (1705 -____) m1) Susanna Johnson 2)Esther Pierce =___

....5 Jonathan Smith-107533 *Revo (1747 -1779) m Bethia Doolittle-927 = 4 Sons


Based on this research, I am think we need to make some corrections. I will proceed with separating these two Jonathans. Jonathan Smith-107533 of group NE21 and Jonathan Smith-60646 of group NE07 https://www.familytreedna.com/public/SmithConnections?iframe=ycolorized

posted by Kitty (Cooper) Smith
edited by Kitty (Cooper) Smith
I think I have this all straightened out now. Please let me know if you see any more problems. Kitty
posted by Kitty (Cooper) Smith
Smith-161565 and Smith-10335 appear to represent the same person because: They are clearly the same person. Duplicate profile.
I think it may be possible that the death date is incorrect. His son, Jonathan Smith was born in 1742.
posted by Bianca Barbato
Possible that https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Smith-10335# is a duplicate? Same birth date and location. Possible the death date incorrect on 10335?
posted by Kim Williams

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