The genealogy of the Brainerd-Brainard family in America, 1649-1908 . s captain, and he was in all probability neverconfirmed. The Colonial Records (vol. 1706-1716) show that Daniel Brainard waspresent as a deputy to the General Court ( or assembly) at the specialAugust session, 17io (page 163), October (regular) session, 1710 (page141), October session, 1711 (page 275), November session (special) 1711(page 293), October session, 1712 (page 345), October session, 1715 (page519). As the records do not have the designation senior or junior after thename in any case it is impossible to tell wheth
The genealogy of the Brainerd-Brainard family in America, 1649-1908 . s captain, and he was in all probability neverconfirmed. The Colonial Records (vol. 1706-1716) show that Daniel Brainard waspresent as a deputy to the General Court ( or assembly) at the specialAugust session, 17io (page 163), October (regular) session, 1710 (page141), October session, 1711 (page 275), November session (special) 1711(page 293), October session, 1712 (page 345), October session, 1715 (page519). As the records do not have the designation senior or junior after thename in any case it is impossible to tell whether Danieli Brainard or hisson Daniels Brainard w^as the deputy, or Justice of the Peace. Certainlyit was Dan- 1, Jr., who was deputy in October, 1715, for Daniel Senior haddied in Apri. of that year. It is not an impossible supposition that Dan-iel, Jr., was a deputy as early as 1692, and that all the later entries on therecords refer to him. A Daniel Brainard was confirmed as captain in 1714 (?) (page 465, ofvol. 1706-1716) and this was certainly Daniels 6 o € Second Generation. 41 SECOND GENEEATIOK FIRST SOK AND FIRST CHILD. 2. Daniel^ Brainerd, Jr. (Daniel^), of Haddam, MiddlesexCo., Conn.; m., about 1688, Susannah Ventres, b., about1669, in Haddam, Conn., bapt. May 21, 1704, dau. ofWilliam and Elizabeth ( ) Ventres* of the same place; she Joined the church Feb. 5, 1720-21. He was afarmer, locating on the east side of Connecticut Eiver, amile north of East Haddam Landing, near a spring ofwater at the southern end of Creek Eow. where hisdescendant, Darius Brainerd, lived and died. The property(1890) was owned by another descendant, AVilliam OrrinBrainerd. He was collector May 21, 1688, surveyor thesame year and in 1692; constable in 1693. He was electeddeacon in the Congregational Church in East 1725, which ol^ce he held during life. He was oftenchosen committee for laying out of lands in East Had-dam, and was chosen one of the proprietors committeeJan.
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