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ELIZABETH STANLEY.
(2 TIMOTHY.)
Second child of Timothy and Elizabeth Stanley, the emigrants, born about 1635; married Mark Sension (or St. John), of Norwalk. After her death, about January, 1693, he married, second, Mrs. Dorothy, widow of Francis Hall, and daughter of Rev. Henry Smith, of Wethersfield. He died August 12, 1693, aged about fifty-nine. His widow, Mrs. Dorothy Sension, married Dea. Isaac Moore, of Farmington, whose first wife was Ruth, sister of Capt. John Stanley, who had been brought up by her uncle Timothy (page 19). He bought the house lot of Isaac Moore in 1660, when the latter removed back to Farmington.
Their children were:
8 ELIZABETH SENSION, b. Dec. 16, 1656; m. Samuel Galpin.
9 SARAH SENSION, b. Jan. 18, 1660; m., March 10, 1681,
Samuel Keeler, of Norwalk. Her son, Joseph Keeler,
married Elizabeth Whitney, of whom more than five
thousand descendants are enumerated in the Whitney
Family of Connecticut.
10 JOSEPH SENSION, b. April, 1664; m., March 5, 1696,
Sarah Betts.
11 RHODA SENSION, b. Aug. 12, 1666; m. Matthew Marvin.
12 LOIS SENSION, b. May, 1669; m. Samuel Carter.
13 RACHEL SENSION, b. June, 1671.
14 ANNA SENSION, b. Aug. 12, 1674. These two unmarried
at the death of their father. The children were all
born in Norwalk.
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sufficient wolfe-pitt. In 1673 "The Estates of Lands and Accommodations of ye town of Norwalk" shows the estate of Mark Sension to be 252 lbs. On Jan.3, 1687 it was 302 lbs. Which made his estate the third largest in a list of 78. He was a Norwalk deputy in 1672, 1676, 1678 and 1684. He died at Norwalk on Aug.12, 1693.
Sarah St.John, daughter of Mark and Elizabeth Stanley
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St.John, was born at Norwalk, Conn. on Jan.18, 1659. On Mar.10, 1681 she was married to Samuel Keeler, son of Ralph Keeler. She died at Ridgefield, Conn. on April.15, 1714. See the Keeler Lineage.
Bibliography
History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield
by M.A.Jacobus.
Ancient Historical Records of Norwalk, Conn. by Edwin
Hall.