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Louis Chadwick," son of Hiram and Adeline Green, married  Sept.  2,  1885, Lulu,
b. March 5, 1862, daughter of Lucius and Sarah (Waters) Monroe of New Canaan, and had :
Harold Mortimer, b. Oct. 25, 1887.
Horace Lewis, son of Lewis and Eliza Jane Hubbell, married Oct. 25, 1887, Anna,
daughter of Abijah W  and Abigail (Bryant) Barnum, and had :
Marguerite Barnum, b. Aug. 29, 1892.
Carmi Gruman, son of Lewis and  Eliza Jane Hubbell, married Oct. 24, 1888, Min¬
nie Frances, daughter of Rev. John C. and Mar)- E. Emery, and had :

Marion Louise, b. Mar. 7, 189O;     Charlotte May, b. No\-. 20, 1892, d. Jan. 14, 1893;
Howard Emer)-, b. Aug. 30, 1896.

H O M E- LOT   ITT.
Gen. I.—Matthias St. John, Sr.
"   II.—M.ARK St. John.

Mark St. John, of Home-Lot III, as well as, at one time, of Home-Lots Nos. 5 and
16, was the son of the proprietor of Lot No. 22, Matthias St. John, Sr., and settler.

The son, in this instance, receives mention in advance of his father, in order that
numerical irregularity ma)' be avoided. The "plan" of this work is to introduce the
fathers before proceeding to consider their transactions, while the "anticipated" insertions
alluded to at the bottom of page 82, will not only print-preserve collected data concerning
themselves and their children, but serve, it is hoped, to gratifyingl)- link the present with
the past.

Mark St. John was an active man in the plantation. He bought (see page 40)
Joseph Fitch completely out, and on March 9, 1660, sold the same original Fitch property
(south of 1896 P^ast Norwalk School) to Edward Nash. Mr. St. John became the owner
of the Isaac More estate (Lot No. 16) also.

He married, first, Elizabeth, daughter of Timothy Stanle)- of Hartford, and had :
Elizabeth, (Mrs. Samuel Galpin ;")
Sarah, (Mrs. Samuel Keeler ;)
Joseph, born April 6, 1664 ;
Rhoda, born Aug. 12, 1666, (Mrs. Matthias Marvin ■"'■ ;)

'Was elected Feb. 14, 1889, Cashier of the Fair-       St. John.    Esther 2d., married Jonathan Booth.    The

field County National Bank, of Norwalk.                          i   children of Samuel and Elizabeth (St. John) Galpin

^Samuel   Galpin, (born   1650, died   1701)  son  of       were Samuel 2d.; Elizabeth (Mrs. Isaac Nortcm) ; Abi-

Philip of New  Haven,  removed  to Stratford, where   !   gail;   Caleb and   Mary  (Mrs,  Elnathan   Peat).    The

he married, first. Mar. 2, 1676-7, Esther, daughter of   !   first Mrs. Samuel Galpin  (Esther Thompson) was a

John Thompson.    She died at the birth of her daugh-       sister of Sarah, the second wife of Thomas Barnum,

ter Esther -^d.. .Aug. 19, 1678, and her husband, Sam'l.       the Norwalk Barnum settler.    The first wife of said

Galpin, inarried, second, Elizabeth, daughter of Mark   1    Barnum does not seem to have Norwalk record.