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Cyclopedia of biography, containing a history of the family and descendants of John Collin, a former resident of Milford, Conn., to which is appended a notice of their kindred, near and remote, by blood and affinity1872 · page 77Read the page →
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emigrated to this country in 1645, and l)ecame the owner of a large tract of land situated on Long Island sound, and now known as Pon.d Point or Merwin's Point. It was mostly situated in the town of Milford, New Haven county. Conn., but extended easterly across Oyster river into what is now the town of Orange. By Lambert's history of Milford, it appears that he was a tanner and currier, and.
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Newton genealogy, genealogical, biographical, historical1915 · page 77Read the page →
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I have not the records of the town of Milford, which probably contain fuller mention. Milford was incorporated as a towni in 17S0 — it was formerly a part of Mondon. Perhaps Mendon may contain the births of these children.
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A genealogical record of the descendants of Jacob Beidler1903 · page 56Read the page →
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d. June 1881. Children: 4. Edwin. William mrd. third wife, Juliana Slough (nee ). Mr. Shelly was ordained to the ministry of the Mennonite church in Milford, Bucks Co., Pa., Nov. 20, 1855. After preaching the gospel in Milford Twp. for 24 years, he was received upon his certificate as an ordained elder from the Evangelical Mennonite church, and licensed by the Quar. Conf., of Allentown Station, Eastern Conference, United Brethren in Christ, March
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