INDEX for the Kingsbury Family files

Generation 1

HENRY KINGSBURY (abt 1615 - 1687) of Ipswich, Rowley and Haverhill

Parents: Unknown

Henry Kingsbury was born about 1615. He died on 1 Oct 1687 in Haverhill. [Ref] He married Susanna Unknown. She died on 21 Feb 1678/9 in Haverhill. [Ref][Ref]

On 8 Feb 1648 Henry sold his 32-acre farm in Ipswich to Thomas Safford. [Ref] That same year he purchased a house and land on High St. in Ipswich from Daniel Ladd. [Ref] Henry is on a 19 Dec 1648 list of taxpayers in Ipswich. [Ref] On 30 Aug 1660, Henry Kingsbury and Susan, his wife, sold the land to Robert Lord. [Ref]

Henry and Susanna moved to Rowley and in 1660, Henry Kingsbury of Rowley, late of Ipswich, and Susan his wife, sold six acres to Reginald Foster. [Ref] In 1661-3 Henry was the overseer for the "Pentucket side" for fences and highways in Rowley. [Ref] His farm on the Merrimack was in the part of Rowley that was later Bradford. [Ref]

Henry moved to Haverhill. According to the Haverhill records, in 1669 he gave a deposition in court that he was 54 years old, making him born in about 1615. [Ref]

Henry refers to John Gage, who supposedly came from Suffolk in the Winthrop fleet, as his uncle. [Ref]

Children of Henry Kingsbury and Susanna Unknown:

1. John Kingsbury died on 23 Jan 1670 in Haverhill. [Ref] The Haverhill records say that he married Elizabeth Dustin before 1669 in Haverhill. [Ref] Kingsbury [Ref] says that he married Elizabeth, the daughter of Matthias Button of Ipswich and Haverhill, on 20 Dec 1667. [Ref] Elizabeth married second Peter Green of Haverhill on 11 Dec 1672 [Ref] in Haverhill. [Ref]
2. Ephraim Kingsbury was killed by the Indians on 2 May 1676 in Haverhill. [Ref][Ref]
3. James Kingsbury married Sarah Button on 6 Jan 1673 in Haverhill. [Ref][Ref] Sarah Button was the daughter of Matthias and Lettyce Button of Haverhill. [Ref]
   James and Sarah moved to Plainfield, Windham, Connecticut. [Ref]
   some descendants of James Kingsbury
4. Samuel Kingsbury was born in 1649. [Ref] He died on 26 Sep 1698 in Haverhill. [Ref][Ref, p. 166] He married Huldah Corliss on 5 Nov 1679 [Ref, p. 166] in Haverhill. [Ref] Huldah, the daughter of George and Joanna (Davis) Corliss, was born on 18 Nov 1661 in Haverhill. [Ref, p. 166] She married second Abraham Whittaker on 27 Dec 1704 in Haverhill. [Ref, p. 166] Abraham, the son of Abraham and Hannah (Beane) Whittaker, was born on 20 May 1683. [Ref, p. 166]
   Samuel testified that he was 40 on 25 (1) 1689/90. [Ref, p. 166]
   Huldah Kingsbury of Haverhill, widow and relict of Samuel Kingsbury, deceased, gave a quitclaim deed to her son Thomas on 27 Dec 1704. [Ref, p. 166]
   some descendants of Samuel Kingsbury, including Hon. Daniel Webster and the wife of President Grover Cleveland
5. Thomas Kingsbury died on 11 Jun 1720 in Plainfield, Windham, Connecticut. [Ref, p. 199] He married Deborah Corliss on 29 Jun 1691 [Ref, p. 199] in Haverhill. [Ref says widow Deborah Eastman] Deborah, the daughter of George and Joanna (Davis) Corliss was born on 6 Jun 1688. [Ref, p. 199] She was the widow of Thomas Eastman. [Ref, p. 199] Thomas married second Sarah Haynes on 19 Jan 1702/3 [Ref, p. 199] in Haverhill. [Ref] She was the daughter of Jonathan and Sarah (Moulton) Haynes of Haverhill. [Ref, p. 199] She was born on 3 Mar 1686 in Haverhill. [Ref] She died on 10 Feb 1753 in Hampton, Windham, Connecticut. [Ref] She is buried in the North Cemetery in Hampton. [Ref] Click here to see a photo of her grave on the Findagrave website.
   Thomas served in Lieut. Benjamin Sweet's company in King Philip's War in 1676. [Ref, p. 199] Thomas's children were killed in the Indian attack on Haverhill in 1697. [Ref, p. 199] Thomas was captured by the Indians and held for some time. [Ref, p. 199]
   some descendants of Thomas Kingsbury
6. Lieut. Josepth Kingsbury was born about 1656. He died on 9 Apr 1741. He married Love Ayer on 2 Apr 1679.
7. Susanna Kingsbury was living when her husband's estate was distributed in 1699. [Ref, p. 89] She married Joseph Pike of Newbury on 29 Jan 1661/2. [Ref, p. 89] Joseph, the son of Capt. John and Mary Pike was killed by Indians on 4 Sep 1694 in Amesbury while he was on his way home to Haverhill. [Ref, p. 89]
   Joseph was a Representative and Deputy Sheriff. [Ref, p. 89]
   some descendants of Susanna Kingsbury

Generation 2

LIEUT. JOSEPH KINGSBURY 1 (d. 1741) of Haverhill

Parents: Henry Kingsbury and Susanna Unknown

Lieut. Joseph Kingsbury was born about 1656. Dea. Joseph Kingsbury died on 9 Apr 1741 [Ref] in Norwich. [Ref] He is buried in the Franklin Burying Ground in Franklin, New London, Connecticut and his headstone says that he was age 85. [Ref] He married Love Ayer on 2 Apr 1679 [Ref] in Haverhill. [Ref][Ref] Click here to see some photos of Joseph's grave on the Findagrave website.

Lieut. Joseph Kingsbury took the oath of allegiance in Haverhill on 28 Nov 1677. [Ref] He is on the 11 Oct 1682 list of freemen. [Ref] He was chosen as selectman in 1697/8, 1699/1701 and 1701/2. [Ref] On 4 Mar 1700/1 he was chosen as tithingman. [Ref] On 2 Mar 1702/3 Sgt. Kingsbury was chosen to be constable for the west part of Haverhill. [Ref] On 12 May 1702 the town chose Sgt. Kingsbury to appear at the next Inferior Court at Salem on behalf of the town to answer the town's presentment for not being provided with a school teacher. [Ref] In 1705/6 he was a viewer of fences. [Ref] He appears to have been a surveyor. [Ref] He was the bookkeeper for Capt. Simon Wainwright, a merchant who was killed and whose house was burned by the Indians in 1708. [Ref] Perhaps because of this, Joseph and his family left Haverhill on 14 Jun 1708 and moved to part of Norwich which was called West Farms and which is now Franklin. [Ref]

In 1716 Joseph chaired the meeting at which the ecclesiastical society of West Farms was organised. [Ref] Joseph and his son Joseph were among the eight men who drew up the covenant in 1718. [Ref] He was chosen deacon on 8 Oct 1718. [Ref] He was appointed Ensign of the train band in 1718 and Lieutenant in Oct 1727. [Ref]

Children of Joseph Kingsbury and Love Ayer: (The children are recorded in the Haverhill records as the children of Joseph and Love (Ayers) Kingsbury.)

1. Capt. Joseph Kingsbury was born on 22 Jun 1682 in Haverhill. He died on 1 Dec 1757. He married Ruth Denison.
2. Capt. Nathaniel Kingsbury was born on 23 Aug 1684 in Haverhill. He died in Andover on 18 Sep 1765. [Ref][Ref] Nathaniel Kingsbury of Norwich married Hannah Denison, the sister of his brother Joseph's wife Ruth after 2 Apr 1709, when they published their intention in Ipswich. [Ref] They moved to Hampton, Windham, Connecticut. He was appointed Captain of the Windham train band in 1730. [Ref][Ref]
   some descendants of Nathaniel Kingsbury
3. Elizabeth Kingsbury was born on 10 May 1686 in Haverhill and died there on 24 May 1686. [Ref][Ref]
4. Mary Kingsbury was born on 19 Oct 1687 in Haverhill. [Ref] She died on 6 Dec 1714, leaving no children. [Ref][Ref] She married Stephen Birmingham on 14 Dec 1712 in Lebanon, New London, CT. [Ref] Stephen, the son of Thomas and Mary (Rudd) Birmingham, died on 23 Mar 1770 in Andover. [Ref][Ref] He married second Rebecca Bishop of Lebanon. [Ref]
5. Elizabeth Kingsbury was born on 16 Oct 1693 in Haverhill. [Ref][Ref]
6. Susanna Kingsbury was born on 24 Sep 1695 in Haverhill. [Ref][Ref, p. 208] She married Jonathan Ladd on 23 or 28 Dec 1713. [Ref, p. 208] Jonathan, the son of Samuel and Martha (Corliss) Ladd was born on 13 Apr 1682 in Haverhill. [Ref][Ref, p. 208] He died before 30 Mar 1774. [Ref, p. 208]
   Jonathan moved to West kFarms, then to Tolland about 1720 and late in life to East Windsor. His will is dated 26 Apr ____ (illegible). Inventory was taken on his estate on 30 Mar 1774. [Ref, p. 208]
   some descendants of Susanna Kingsbury

Generation 3

CAPT. JOSEPH KINGSBURY (1682 - 1757) of Haverhill and West Farms

Parents: Lieut. Joseph Kingsbury and Love Ayer

Capt. Joseph Kingsbury was born on 22 Jun 1682 in Haverhill. [Ref][Ref] Dea. Joseph Kingsbury died on 1 Dec 1757 in Norwich [Ref] and is buried in the Franklin Burying Ground in Franklin, New London, Connecticut. [Ref] He married Ruth Denison on 5 Feb 1705/6 [Ref] in Haverhill. [Ref]

Click here to see a photo of Joseph's grave on the Findagrave website. Ruth's gravestone says that "she left five children, 61 grandchildren, 152 great grandchildren, 15 great great grandchildren." [Ref]

Joseph was admitted to the church in West Farms on 4 Jan 1718. [Ref] He was appointed Ensign of the train band in 1721. [Ref] He was a selectman of Norwich in 1723. [Ref] He was appointed Lieutenant of the train band in 1729. He was Deputy to the General Assembly in 1731, 1734, 1738, 1739 and 1742. [Ref] He was appointed deacon on 20 Feb 1735. [Ref] He was appointed Captain of the train band in 1748. [Ref]

Joseph left two slaves, Cuff and Phyllis, to his wife Ruth. She freed them in Dec 1773 and they moved to Tolland where about 20 years later they fell into want. The town of Tolland successfully brought suit against Ebenezer, his mother's executor, to support them. [Ref, p. 204]

In his will, Joseph mentions his wife Ruth; his sons Ephraim, Joseph, Ebenezener, Nathaniel and Daniel; his four daughters Hannah Hide, Love Backus, Ruth Edgarton and Tallathy Waldo; the children of his deceased daughter Eunice: Jabez, Joshua, Eunice, Ruth and Charles. [Ref, p. 203]

Children of Joseph Kingsbury and Ruth Denison: (The Norwich records do not specify that they were born in West Farms.)

1. Capt. Ephraim Kingsbury was born on 4 Jan 1706/7 in Haverhill [Ref] or in Norwich. [Ref] He died on 17 Nov 1772 in Norwich [Ref] and is buried in the Franklin Burying Ground. [Ref] He married Martha Smith on 3 Jul 1728 [Ref] in Norwich. [Ref] Martha, the daughter of Captain Obadiah and Martha (Abell) Smith was born on 26 Nov 1710 in Norwich. [Ref] She died on 24 Oct 1771 [Ref] in Norwich. [Ref] She is buried in the Franklin Burying Ground. Ephraim was appointed captain of the train band in Oct 1749. [Ref] He was deacon of the church in West Farms 1770 - 1772. [Ref] Click here to see a photo of Ephraim's grave on the Findagrave website. Click here to see a photo of Martha's grave.
   some descendants of Ephraim Kingsbury
2. Hannah Kingsbury was born on 6 Mar 1708/9 in West Farms. [Ref][Ref] She died on 16 Mar 1770 [Ref] in Bennington, Vermont, where she was visiting her children who lived there. [Ref] She is buried in the Old Bennington Cemetery in Bennington, Bennington, Vermont. [Ref] She married Capt. Jacob Hyde on 11 Oct. 1727 [Ref] in Norwich. [Ref] Jacob, the son of Thomas and Mary (Backus) Hyde died on 22 Jan 1782 in West Farms. [Ref][Ref] He was a farmer in West Farms. [Ref] Click here to see a photo of Hannah's grave on the Findagrave website.
   some descendants of Hannah Kingsbury
3. Love Kingsbury was born on 23 Feb 1710/11 in West Farms. [Ref][Ref] She died on 29 Dec 1778 in Bozrah, New London, Connecticut. [Ref] She married Josiah Backus on 3 Nov 1732 [Ref] in Norwich. [Ref] Josiah, the son of Nathaniel and Elizabeth (Tracy) Backus was born on 10 Oct 1710 and died on 18 Jun 1779 in Bozrah.
   some descendants of Love Kingsbury
4. Ruth Kingsbury was born on 24 Feb 1712/3 in West Farms. [Ref][Ref] She died on 13 Nov 1769 in West Farms. [Ref] She was buried in the Plains Cemetery in Franklin, New London, Connecticut. [Ref] She married Joshua Edgerton on 28 Jan 1734/5. [Ref] Joshua was the son of Samuel and Alice (Ripley) Edgerton. [Ref] He was born on 26 Feb 1708 in Norwich. [Ref] Joshua died on 6 Mar 1779 in West Farms. [Ref] He is buried in the Plains Cemetery. Click here to see a photo of Ruth's grave on the Findagrave website. Click here to see a photo of Joshua's grave.
   Joshua and Ruth lived in West Farms.
   some descendants of Ruth Kingsbury
5. Joseph Kingsbury was born on 17 Feb 1714/5 in West Farms. He died on 28 Oct 1788 in Pomfret. He married Deliverance Squire.
6. Capt. Ebenezer Kingsbury was born on 11 Feb 1716/7 in West Farms. [Ref][Ref] He died on 6 Sep 1800 in Coventry and is buried in the North Burying Ground in Coventry. [Ref] He married Priscilla Kingsbury on 28 Nov 1734. [Ref]
   Ebenezer was chosen captain of the train band in Oct 1756. [Ref] He was a deacon. [Ref]
7. Eleazer Kingsbury was born on 7 Feb 1718/9 in West Farms. [Ref][Ref] He died on 6 Oct 1783 in Tolland and is buried in the North Burying Ground in Coventry. [Ref] He married first Freelove Rust on 20 Jul 1742. [Ref] Freelove, the daughter of Captain Samuel and Sarah (Hawkins) Rust was born on 25 May 1724 and died on 5 or 15 Dec 1757. [Ref] Eleazer married second Mrs. Elizabeth Russell of Elllington on 6 May 1762. [Ref]
8. Eunice Kingsbury was born in 1720 in West Farms. [Ref, only the year] She died on 7 Dec 1751 [Ref] in Norwich. [Ref] She married Jabez Backus on 17 Feb 1740/1 [Ref] in Norwich. [Ref] He died on 15 Jul 1761 in Bozrah. [Ref] He married second the widow Esther Lothrop. [Ref]
   some descendants of Eunice Kingsbury
9. Grace Kingsbury was born on 4 Oct 1722 in West Farms. [Ref][not in the Norwich records] She died unmarried. [Ref]
10. Daniel Kingsbury was born on 14 Dec 1724 in West Farms. [Ref][Ref] He died on 17 Sep 1760 [Ref] in Norwich. [Ref] He married Abigail (Bushnell) Barstow of Franklin on 19 Jan 1747/8 [Ref] in Norwich. [Ref, no maiden name] Abigail, the daughter of Jonathan and Abigail Bushnell, was born on 16 Feb 1726/7. [Ref] He was a selectman in Norwich. [Ref]
    some descendants of Daniel Kingsbsury
11. Tabitha Kingsbury was born on 7 Oct 1726 in West Farms. [Ref][Ref] She died on 18 Jan 1789 in Windham. [Ref] She married Zaccheus Waldo on 3 Feb 1746/7 in Lebanon. Zaccheus, the son of Edward and Thankful (Dimock) Waldo died on 10 Sep 1810 in Scotland, Windham, Connecticut. [Ref] He married second the widow Catherine Graves. [Ref]
    some descendants of Tabitha Kingsbury
12. Irene Kingsbury was born on 6 Mar 1729 in West Farms. [Ref, 13 Mar][Ref] She died on 15 Aug 1729 in Norwich. [Ref]
13. Nathaniel Kingsbury was born on 7 Feb 1730/1 in West Farms. [Ref][Ref] He died on 21 or 23 Oct 1789 in Franklin. [Ref] Alternatively, he died on 15 Dec 1784 and is buried in the Plains Cemetery in Franklin. [Ref] He married Sarah Hill of Cambridge, Massachusetts on 4 Sep 1755 in Franklin. [Ref] Sarah, the daughter of Jacob and Susannah (Hancock) Hill was baptised on 25 Aug 1734. [Ref] She died on 21 or 23 Oct 1789. [Ref] Click here to see a photo of Nathaniel's grave. Click here to see a photo of Sarah's grave.
    some descendants of Nathaniel Kingsbury

Generation 4

CAPT. JOSEPH KINGSBURY (1715 - 1788) of West Farms, Windham, and Pomfret

Parents: Captain Joseph Kingsbury and Ruth Denison

Capt. Joseph Kingsbury was born on 17 Feb 1714/5 in West Farms. [Ref, 27 Feb][Ref] He died on 28 Oct 1788 in Pomfret. [Ref][Ref says 27 Oct] He is buried in the Sabine Cemetery in Pomfret; his headstone says that he died on 27 Oct and that he was 73 years old. [Ref] He married Deliverance Squire on 27 Oct 1788 in the First Church in Norwich. [Ref][Ref says at West Farms] Click here to see a photo of Joseph's grave on the Findagrave website.

Joseph moved from West Farms to Pomfret about 1750. He was deputy to the General Court from Windham in 1756. [Ref]

His father left him half of his island in Bolton and also £7 - 10 if "he brings his Sanford up to Learning so far as that his said Son takes his first degree." [Ref]

Joseph Kingsbury and Deliverance Squire had the following children:

1. Ebenezer Kingsbury was born on 5 May 1739 in Norwich. [Ref][Ref says West Farms] He was baptised on 15 Jul 1739. [Ref] He died in Jan 1825, age 84 yrs, and is buried in the Sabine Cemetery in Pomfret. [Ref] He married Margaret Parish on 24 May 1761. [Ref] Margaret, the daughter of Isaac and Margaret (Smith) Parish, was born on 10 Oct 1735 in Windham. [Ref] She died on 22 Nov 1804, age 70, and is buried in the Sabine Cemetery. Click here to see a photo of Ebenezer's grave on the Findagrave website.
   some descendants of Ebenezer Kingsbury
2. Chloe Kingsbury was born on 13 Jan 1740/1 in Norwich. [Ref][Ref says West Farms] She was baptised on 22 Feb 1741. [Ref] She married Ebenezer Fitch on 4 May 1760 in Windham. [Ref][Ref]
3. Maj. Sanford Kingsbury was born on 7 Apr 1743 in Norwich. [Ref][Ref says West Farms] He was baptised on 10 Apr 1743. [Ref] He died in Claremont, Sullivan, New Hampshire on 12 Nov 1833. [Ref] He married Elizabeth Fitch on 9 Jan 1766 in Windham. [Ref][Ref]
   Sanford graduated from Yale in 1763 and received an MA from Dartmouth in 1801. [Ref] He went to Claremont and was a captain in the Third Batallion state troops. [Ref] He was a major at Fort Ticonderoga. [Ref] He was a justice of the peace, judge and state senator. [Ref]
   Sanford, along with four others, signed a letter in Windham on 6 July 1779 saying: Gentleman, In pursuance of the proceedings of this town on the first instant [?] we do hereby request you to obtain the sense and opinion of your several towns, as soon as convenient, with respect to their readiness and disposition to unite with others in putting a stop to the rise of the necessaries and conveniences of life and to a further depreciation of the currency, and the measures proper to be taken to effectuate the same. [Ref]
   some descendants of Sanford Kingsbury
4. Ruth Kingsbury was born on 25 Mar 1745 in West Farms. [Ref][Ref] She was baptised on 5 May 1745. [Ref]
5. Abigail Kingsbury was born on 30 Jan 1746/7 in West Farms. She was baptised on 15 Mar 1747. She died on 18 Dec 1807. She married Capt. James Cary.
6. Joseph Kingsbury was born on 14 Feb 1748/9 in West Farms. [Ref][Ref says West Farms] He was baptised on 26 Mar 1747. [Ref] He died on 12 Jan 1759 in Windham. [Ref] Click here to see a photo of his grave in the Old Scotland Cemetery in Scotland, Windham, Connecticut on the Findagrave website.
7. Jerusha Kingsbury was born on 3 Apr 1751 in Windham. [Ref][Ref]
8. Eunice Kingsbury was born on 27 Apr 1753 in Windham. [Ref][Ref] She died there on 28 Oct 1766. [Ref]
9. Deliverance Kingsbury was born on 12 Aug 1755 in Windham. [Ref][Ref] She died on 25 Aug 1823 in West Hartford [Ref] or Brooklyn, Windham, Connecticut. [Ref, age 68] She married Capt. Joseph Scarboro on 24 Mar 1780 in Pomfret [Ref] or on 24 Feb 1780 in Brooklyn. [Ref][Ref] Joseph was probably the the son of Jeremiah and Mary (Holbrook) Scarboro, born on 17 Jun 1756 in Pomfret. [Ref] He died in 22 Aug 1829 in Pomfret [Ref] or Brooklyn. [Ref]
   some descendants of Deliverance Kingsbury
   
10. Irena Kingsbury was born on 24 Feb 1758 in Windham. [Ref][Ref] She died there on 9 Aug 1759. [Ref]
11. Anna Kingsbury was born on 24 Feb 1758 in Windham. [Ref] She died 19 Dec 1775, age 14 yrs, and is buried in the Sabine Cemetery in Pomfret, Windsor, Connecticut. [Ref] Click here to see a photo of her grave on the Findagrave website.
12. Amy Kingsbury was born on 17 Mar 1761 in Windham. [Ref][Ref says 1760]

Generation 5

ABIGAIL KINGSBURY (1747 - 1807)

Parents: Capt. Joseph Kingsbury and Deliverance Squire

Abigail Kingsbury was born on 30 Jan 1746/7 in Norwich. [Ref][Ref says West Farms] She was baptised on 15 Mar 1747. [Ref] She died on 18 Dec 1807 [Ref, p. 143] at age 60. [Ref] She is buried in the Old Scotland Cemetery in Scotland, Windham, Connecticut. [Ref] For a photo of her grave, click here. She married Capt. James Cary on 12 Aug 1773 [Ref] in Pomfret. [Ref, p. 142, incorrectly calls her Abigail Kingsley]

Possibly related

Henry Kingsbury of Assington in Suffolk was an associate of Gov. Winthrop and came to New England on the ship Talbot, which was part of Winthrop's fleet in 1630. Henry was probably a close relative of John and Joseph Kingsbury of Dedham and of Henry Kingsbury of Ipswich and Haverhill. [See the discussion in Ref and Ref.] In 1669 Henry of Ipswich and Haverhill gave a deposition in court that he was 54 years old, and therefore was born in 1615. [Ref] Henry of Assington married his wife Margaret in 1621. Therefore, unless the age given in the deposition is incorrect or unless Henry of Assington had a previous wife of whom there is no record, Henry of Assington was not the father of Henry of Ipswich and Haverhill. In his will, John Kingsbury of Dedham calls Joseph of Dedham his brother and Henry of Ipswich his kinsman. [Ref]

HENRY KINGSBURY of Assington

Parents: Unknown

Henry Kingsbury married Margaret Unknown. Perhaps she was the Margaret Alabaster who married Henry Kingsbury in Assington on 18 May 1621. [Ref] This Margaret is perhaps the Margaret Blyth who married Thomas Alabaster on 8 Jul 1618. [Ref] Thomas, a a cousin of Gov.John Winthrop, died on 18 Sep 1620. [Ref]

Henry Talbot was from the parish of Assington in England. [Ref] He came to New England in 1630 in the Talbot, a ship in Gov. Winthrop's fleet. [Ref] It appears that Henry had a connection with Gov. Winthrop in England as Winthrop wrote his wife from aboard the Arabella at Cowes on 28 Mar 1630, "Henry Kingsbury hath a child or two in Talbot sick with measles, but like to do well." [Ref] After arriving, Winthrop wrote to his son on 23 Jul 1630 to tell him that, "Henry Kingsbury hath appointed money to be paid to you by [ ]." Ref] In a letter to his father about a land transaction, Winthrop's son refers to "goodman Kingsbury of Assington". [Ref]

Henry and Margaret had the following children:

1. James Kingsbury was born 1 Sep 1622 in Assington. [From the parish register, Ref]
2. Sarah Kingsbury was born 1 Aug 1624 in Assington. [From the parish register, Ref]

References

Bailey, Frederick W., Early Connecticut Marriages, Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1997.

Brown, Coralynn, Vital Records of Norwich, 1659 - 1848, dunhamwilcox.net.

Cary, Seth Cooley, John Cary, the Plymouth Pilgrim, Boston, S.C. Cary, 1911.

Connecticut Gazette and the Universal Intelligencer, v. 16, issue 820, 28 July 1779.

Kingsbury, Frederick John, The Genealogy of the Descendants of Henry Kingsbury of Ipswich and Haverhill, Mass., Hartford, Hartford Press, Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co., 1905.

Massachusetts Vital Records to 1850. Online Database: NewEnglandAncestors.org, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2001-2007.

No author, Commemorative Biographical Record of Tolland and Windham Counties Connecticut, Chicago, J.H. Beers and Co., 1903.

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Vital RecWindham County Cemeteries, Windham County, US GenWeb project.Windham County Cemeteries, Windham County, US GenWeb project.ords of Norwich, CT 1659 - 1848

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