Commemorative biographical record of Hartford County, Connecticut : containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and of many of the early settled families . 0, in Hartford, Conn. James Hoadleywas a farmer. His children, born in Branford,were: James, Ambrose, Lydia. Jeremy and Reuek(V) Hon. Jeremy Hoadlev, son of James, bornJuly 28, 1776, in Branford, died Dec. 1, 1847, inHartford. Qn July 7, 1798, he married in , Harriott Fairchild, daughter of Capt. Asherand Thankful (Hubbard) Fairchild, born July 5,1770, in Guilford, died Sept. 22, 1849, in Hartfor
Commemorative biographical record of Hartford County, Connecticut : containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and of many of the early settled families . 0, in Hartford, Conn. James Hoadleywas a farmer. His children, born in Branford,were: James, Ambrose, Lydia. Jeremy and Reuek(V) Hon. Jeremy Hoadlev, son of James, bornJuly 28, 1776, in Branford, died Dec. 1, 1847, inHartford. Qn July 7, 1798, he married in , Harriott Fairchild, daughter of Capt. Asherand Thankful (Hubbard) Fairchild, born July 5,1770, in Guilford, died Sept. 22, 1849, in Hartford!Jeremy Hoadley lived in Guilford the first threeyears after his marriage, and moved to Hartford in1806. He was a selectman of the town for overtwenty years, was an alderman of the city, and onthe death of Alayor Griswold became acting mayorof Hartford from Nov. 23, 1835, to April 13, was one of the representatives for Hartford inthe General Assembly at the sessions of 1822, 1823,1826, and 1828, and was sheriff of Hartford countyfrom 1828 to 1834, declining re-election. He wascliairman of the Whig State Central Committee inthe Presidential campaigns of 1826 and 1840. His. Qj^jl^ l-rh^f COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. 11 children were: William If., Frederick 11., HarrietS., Maria J., Delia A., and Caroline M., all now de-cease1. (VI) William Henry Hoadley, father of CharlesJ. Hoadly, LL. D., was born July 30, 1800, in Guil-ford, Conn., and died Aug. 8, 1849, in Dec. 7, 1824. at Simsbury, ( nun., he was marriedto Harriet Louisa Hillyer. who was horn July 23,1803, in Fast Grariby, Conn., a daughter of Col. An-drew and Lucy (Tudor) Hillyer, and granddaughter of Janus and Mary (Humphrey) Hillyer. Hillyer was in the French and Indian war,and served under Lord Amherst in the expeditionagainst Canada. He was with Lord Albemarleunder Putnam, at the taking of I tavana, and offourteen who went from Simsbury only he andone other returned alive. Later he w
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