Commemorative biographical record of Hartford County, Connecticut : containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and of many of the early settled families . rank of captain. He was thefather of eighteen children, and his descendants arenumerous and scattered. Josiah Cowles died June 6,1793. His father, Thomas Cowles, was born inFarmington Feb. 4, 1686, and was mairied Jan. 6,1714, to Martha Judd, eldest daughter of Thomasand Sarah (Freeman) Judd, of VVatefbury. Heresided in Farmington, where he died March 11,1751. His father, Samuel Cowles. was born inFarmington M
Commemorative biographical record of Hartford County, Connecticut : containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and of many of the early settled families . rank of captain. He was thefather of eighteen children, and his descendants arenumerous and scattered. Josiah Cowles died June 6,1793. His father, Thomas Cowles, was born inFarmington Feb. 4, 1686, and was mairied Jan. 6,1714, to Martha Judd, eldest daughter of Thomasand Sarah (Freeman) Judd, of VVatefbury. Heresided in Farmington, where he died March 11,1751. His father, Samuel Cowles. was born inFarmington March 17. 1661, and was married May12, 1685, to Rachel Porter. He lived in F~arming-ton until about 1716, when he removed to Kensing-ton, where he died ( )ct. 14. 1748. He was a son ofSamuel Cowles, who was born in 1639, and was mar-ried Feb. 14, 1660, to Abigail, daughter of TimothyStanley, of Hartford. They made their home inFarmington, and he was one of the eighty-four pro-prietors of that town in \~2. He died April 17,[691. His father, John Cole, was one of the firstsettlers of Hartford, but soon after 1040 he locatedin Farmington. and while residing there was induced. csfctdsM: H
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