Other Events:

• Find A Grave Memorial Number: 77867986

David married Johanna Brundage 14 May 1718. Johanna (daughter of John Brundage and Hannah Hunt) was born 1685, Greenwich, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA; died 1776, Greenwich, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA. [Group Sheet]

1. John Husted was born 23 Nov 1731, Greenwich, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA.
2. Joseph Husted was born 30 Mar 1723, Greenwich, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA; died 1812, Dutchess County, New York, USA.
3. David Husted
4. Hannah Husted
5. Sarah Husted
6. Elizabeth Husted
7. Ruth Husted
8. Caleb Husted
9. Juda Husted
10. Lydia Husted
11. Abraham Husted

Joseph — Sarah Unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Alternate Spelling of Last Name: Husted, Hustead
• Arrival: 1635

Angell — Rebecca Sherwood. Rebecca (daughter of Thomas Sherwood and Alice Seabrook) was born 1625, Nottinghamshire, England; died Abt 1706, Greenwich, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Alternate Place of Birth: Ipswich, Suffolk County, England
• Arrival: 1634, Massachusetts, USA; Age: 9

Other Events:

• Alternate Spelling of Last Name: Hustis, Husted, Hustead
• Find A Grave Memorial Number: 138996224
• Departure: 1634/35, Weymouth, Dorset, England; on the Marygould
• Fact 1: Between 1634/35 and 1642, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA; first residence in the New England
• Arrival: 20 Mar 1634/35, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA; on the Marygould
• Residence: 1640, Greenwich, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA
• Possessions: 27 Jan 1639/40, Braintree, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, USA; ""Robert Hewstead hath a Great Lot granted unto him at the Mount [Braintree] for eight heads, 32 acrea, paying 3s an acre"
• Fact 2: Bef 1642, Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA; moved to Stamford
• Possessions: 1642, Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA; "[Robert Hust]ice" was granted a house lot at Stamford
• Residence: Between 1642 and 1652, Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA
• Possessions: 5 Oct 1648, Greenwich, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA; see comment #2
• Possessions: 6 Mar 1650/51, Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA; see comment #3
• Will Written: 8 Jul 1652, Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA; see comment #4
• Will Proved and/or Recorded: 4 Nov 1654, Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA

Notes:

1. All counties are current counties.

2. "Andreu Messenger of Grenwich" (sic) sold to "Robert Heusted of Stanford (sic) all my right in land in the same place, all the land that is laid out or that shall hereafter be laid out with all rights belonging thereunto with sixteen acres of upland & five acres of meadow on Myanos Neck...and...a homelot & housing on it with ten acres of meadow and upland...which was John Rockwel's"

3. "In the Stamford land inventory on 6 March 1650{/1?], "Robert Hustis Senior" held six parcels: "a houselot with the barn and outhousing on it containing an acre & half", "another homelot by the Ox Pasture, containing one acres and half", in the North Field six acres upland"; "in the South Field 8 acres upland more or less, with 7 acres of meadow adjoining to it", "in the same filed 6 acres waste land, upland, more or less at the furthest point of the field"; and "3 acres upland lying within the South Field gate."

4. His will, dated 8 July 1652 and proved 4 November 1654, states, "I give unto my sonn Angell all my Lands Lying in Grennich with thee howsing upon it : Also I give unto my sonn Angell a third part of my cattle : I give unto my sonn Robert all my Lands Lying in Stanfford & One Third part of my Cattle With all the Howsing on the Land this only excepted that my Wiffe is to have being there her Life time & to her Mantanence for her Cattle from ofe the land I give unto my Wiffe one third part of my Cattle with all my household stuff & a stack of Wheat standing on the land at grenwich onely my sonn Angell is to have 32 bushels of the said Wheat further I give unto my sonn Angell halfe the Tackling belonging to the working Oxen as Cart & plow & other things belonging there unto belonging to gether with a Third part of the Corne I have upon the Ground I give unto my sonn Robert the other halfe of the above said Tackling together with a third part of the Corne upon the ground & I give unto my Wiffe the other Third part of the Corne upon the ground & I give unto my Dafter Ann tenn pounds which my two sonn are to paye her that is to saye Angell 5£ & Robert 5£ also I give unto my sonns all my Deets this Will Datd this 8 day of July 1652

Sealed & delivered in the presence
of thes wittnes
Richard Crab
William Newman"

Source: "Greenwich Town Deeds, Volume 1", page 30.

Buried:
Stamford Burying Ground

Robert married Elizabeth Miller Abt 1621, Dorsetshire, England. Elizabeth (daughter of Joan Smith) was born Abt 1606, Frome, England; died Between Oct and Nov 1654, Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA; was buried 1654, Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Find A Grave Memorial Number: 138996455
• Will Written: 16 Oct 1654, Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA
• Will Proved and/or Recorded: 20 Nov 1654, Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA

Notes:

1. The genealogy done by James A Husted states that Frome was in Dorset County. Researching in 2017 on Wikipedia, it says it is in Somerset County.

2. Elizabeth's will, dated 16 October 1654 and proved 20 November 1654, states, "Be known unto all men unto Whome this present shall com or concern that I Elizabeth Hustis, (the widow Robert Hustis deceased) of Stamford, in the jurisdiction of New Haven in New Ingland at this present sick in body, but of perfect mind & understanding not knowing how soone my chang may be, doe mak my last Will in maner & wise following:

After my debts payed being lawfull & my funerall expenses discharged, I do give & bequeath to Angell Hustis of Grinwich, a steere calf now in the calf herd at Stamford & also I do forgive & aquit him of a debt from him, in sum, seven pounds. Item, I do give unto my son Robert Hustis, one three year ould heifer, which of the two he is best likely, also all my swine whatsoever, also two fetherbeds, also the bed I lye upon, also a paire of sheets of mine which he maketh use of, and another in the hands of my daughter, also on red trucking cloath blanket, also two shirts, also f[ ] & one iron pot & two bras pots, also three of my bigest puter platters, one whearof was given him formerly, also all my [ ] vesells that is two milk keelers, three bouls, three smal wooden [ ], two beere barrells, a boning tub, a broad Keeler, also three pailes & [ ] deepe tub & a churne.

It. I doe give & bequeath unto [ ] of my daughter, Anne, a heifer calfe in the calf heard at Stamford.

Item, I doe give & bequeath unto my daughter Ann, the wife of Richard Hardy of Stamford, aforsaid, all my other worldly goods whatsoever of any nature or kinde, making her my whole executrix only paiing & delivering the legacies expresed. This is my free will & mind in the disposall of my goods & whatsoever debts is due or shall hearafter be forthcoming be due unto me, is to be demanded & received by my daughter Ann aforesaid & thearout to pay my debt or debts lawfull from me to be due, and to discharg my debts & funerall expenses therwith, if ther be overplus, then the sam to be given amongst my three children, according to ther proportion specified, but if it discharg not my debts & funerall expenses then each of them according to the proportion of my gift to them is to pay & discharg the same.

In wittness, that that this is my last Will & testement, I, renouncing all other wills which I having formerly made, doe sett to my hand this sixtenth of October Anno 1654.

the form of ~ her mark
in the Will

The Witnese
Jerimy Jagger
& Richard Mills"

Source: "Stamford Town Records, Volume 1", page 95


Birth:
see comment #1

Buried:
Stamford Burying Ground

Thomas — Alice Seabrook. [Group Sheet]