LOOMIS
The Loomis Homestead, oldest house in Windsor, Connecticut from the website Historic Buildings of Connecticut http://historicbuildingsct.com/?p=8582 |
Joseph Loomis was a woolen draper from Braintree, Essex,
England who came to New England with his wife and children on 11 April 1638
aboard the Susan and Ellen from London, England and arrived in Boston on 17 July
1638. He resided first at Dorchester,
Massachusetts and then removed to Windsor, Connecticut.
Joseph Loomis was granted land near the confluence of the
Farmington and Connecticut Rivers. His
land was called “The Island” because every spring it flooded, but the house was
built on high ground.
My Loomis Genealogy:
Generation 1: Joseph Loomis, born about 1590 in Braintree,
Essex, England, died 25 November 1658 in
Windsor, Connecticut; married on 25 August 1614 in Messing, Essex, England to
Mary White, daughter of Robert White and Bridget Allgar. She was born 24 August 1590 and died 23
August 1652 in Windsor.
Lineage A:
Generation 2: Thomas Loomis, born 1624 in England and died
28 August 1689 in Windsor; married on 1 November 1653 in Windsor to Hannah Fox,
daughter of Henry Fox. She died 25 April
1662.
Generation 3: Mary Loomis, born 16 January 1659 in Windsor,
died 11 May 1695; married 3 April 1679 to Michael Taintor, son of Michael
Taintor and Elizabeth Rose. He was born
12 October 1652 in Branford, Connecticut, and died 19 Feb 1731.
Generation 4: Michael Taintor m. Eunice Foote
Generation 5: Eunice Taintor m. Aaron Skinner
Generation 6: Charles Skinner m. Sarah Osborn
Generation 7: Ann Skinner m. Thomas Ratchford Lyons
Generation 8: Isabella Lyons m. Reverend Ingraham Ebenezer
Bill
Generation 9: Caleb Rand Bill m. Ann Margaret Bollman
Generation 10: Isabella Lyons Bill m. Albert Munroe
Wilkinson
Generation 11: Donald Munroe Wilkinson m. Bertha Louise
Roberts
Lineage B:
Generation 2: Mary
Loomis, born about 1620 in Shalford, died 19 August 1680 in Windsor; married
about 1637 in Windsor to John Skinner, son of William Skinner and Margery
Trotter. He was born about 1590 in
Braintree, England and died 30 October 1650 in Hartford, Connecticut. She married second to Owen Tudor on 13
November 1651.
Generation 3: Joseph Skinner m. Mary Filley
Generation 4: John Skinner m. Sarah Porter
Generation 5: Aaron Skinner m. Eunice Taintor
Generation 6: Charles Skinner m. Sarah Osborn (see above)
For more information:
The Descendants of Joseph Loomis who came from Braintree, England in
the year 1638 and settled in Windsor, Connecticut in 1639, by Elias
Loomis, New Haven, CT: Tuttle, Morehouse and Taylor, 1870 (available to read online at Archive.org)
The Descendants of Joseph Loomis in America, and his antecedents in the
Old World, by Elisha Scott Loomis, 1909 (available to read online at
Archive.org)
The History of Ancient Windsor, by Henry R. Stiles, Vol. II , Somersworth: New Hampshire Publishing Co., 1976,
pages 432-433.
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The URL for this post is
http://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2013/11/surname-saturday-loomis-of-windsor.html
Copyright 2013, Heather Wilkinson Rojo
Heather, I thought I'd share this link with you. You can also find it on the "Old Connecticut Path" Facebook page.
ReplyDeleteThe latest segment was on the section : Tolland to Windsor" with some great pictures.
https://sites.google.com/a/oldconnecticutpath.com/oldconnecticutpath/6-0-tours-walks-along-the-old-connecticut-path/old-connecticut-path-driving-tours
I descend from the CT Loomis family directly through my Griswold, Buell and Porter line. The Buells removed to Vermont from Litchfield, CT.
ReplyDeleteIt's always fun to find another cousin connection with you, Marcia!
DeleteHi there. My name is Coralyn Loomis. I am a descendent of Joseph Loomis and his son Samuel's blood line. Most of my Loomis relatives still live in CT. My father was from there as was his father and my great grandfather and so forth. Perhaps some of you are my long lost cousins 😉!
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