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Family Sheet
HUSBAND
Name: Alexander Pygan Note
Born:
Married: 17 Jun 1667 at New London, , , Connecticut
Died:
WIFE
Name: Judith Redfield Note
Born: Abt 1649 [6]
Died: 30 Apr 1678 [7]
Father: William Redfin\redfyn
Mother: Rebecca Redfyn*\ Redfin*
CHILDREN
Name: Sarah Pygan
Born: 23 Feb 1670
Died:
Husband: Nicholas Hallam
Name: Jane Pygan
Born: Abt Feb 1671
Died:
Husband: Jonas Green
SOURCES
6). Ray Downing
7). Ray Downing
NOTES
1). 18401.ged Judith Redfield s widowed mother, Rebecca Redfin, seems not to have looked with favor upon Mr. Pygan s suit, for the records of the County Court of New London show that Alexander Pygan was complained of by Widow Rebecca Redfin for enticing away her daughter s affections, contrary to the laws of this corporation . Mr. Pygan had arrived the year previous from England and was a tanner by trade. On his first arrival in the plantation he was regarded as rather a lawless young man of passionate and distempered carriage , but under the restraints and influences by which he was surrounded, he became a descreet and useful member of the community. Source Redfield Book. After the death of wife Judith Mr. Pygan lived a few years at Saybrook, where he had a shop of goods and was licensed by the County Court as an inn keeper. He married there his second wife, April 15, 1684, Lydia, widow of Samuel Boyes, and daughter of William and Lydia Danforth Beamond of Saybrook, by whom he had a daughter, Lydia, who married Rev. Eliphalet Adams of New London. Downing.ged Judith Redfield s widowed mother, Rebecca Redfin, seems not to have looked with favor upon Mr. Pygan s suit, for the records of the County Court of New London show that Alexander Pygan was complained of by Widow Rebecca Redfin for enticing away her daughter s affections, contrary to the laws of this corporation . Mr. Pygan had arrived the year previous from England and was a tanner by trade. On his first arrival in the plantation he was regarded as rather a lawless young man of passionate and distempered carriage , but under the restraints and influences by which he was surrounded, he became a descreet and useful member of the community. Source Redfield Book. After the death of wife Judith Mr. Pygan lived a few years at Saybrook, where hehad a shop of goods and was licensed by the County Court as an inn keeper. He married there his second wife, April 15, 1684, Lydia, widow of Samuel Boyes, and daughter of William and Lydia Danforth Beamond of Saybrook, by whom he had a daughter, Lydia,who married Rev. Eliphalet Adams of New London.
2). 18401.ged See note under husband, Alexander Pygan. Downing.ged See note under husband, Alexander Pygan.
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