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Family Sheet
HUSBAND
Name: William Maltbie Esq.Male Note
Born: 16 Mar 1645 1645-3-16 at East Retford, Nottinghamshire, England East Retford, Nottinghamshire, England
Married:
Died: 1 Sep 1710 1710-9-1 at Branford, New Haven, CT Branford, New Haven, CT
Abigail Bishop
Father: John Maltbie
Mother: Mary Williamson
WIFE
Born: 1649 at Hawkhurst, Kent County, England
Died:
Other Spouses: Josiah Willard
Father: Thomas Hosmer
Mother: Frances
CHILDREN
NOTES
1). William Maltby, Esquire , Judge, Gentleman, was bor n M a r c h 16, 1644 5,at East Retford, Nottinghamshire, En glan d , s ec ond son of John Maltby,Alderman of East Retfo rd, a n d hi s wi fe, Mary Williamson. Major Ray KeyesLinsl ey, o n p . 1 6 of hi s book Connecticut Linsleysgives t he fol lowi ngre cord. O n Jan. 20, 1667 8 , The New Plan tatio n and C hurc h Covenan t ofBrainford, Conn. was sign ed. Among the signatures are the following Mich. Pa l m e r , John Linsley,Jr., John Linsley Willia m Ma lt b y , Eleazer Stent, Francis Tyler,Peter Tyler, Da nie l Swa i n , Mich. Taintor, Edward Frisbie, FrancisLins ley , Thom a s Ha rrison, William Hoadley, John Taintor. T hi s date is ob vious ly incorrect, as we know that in 1668 , W illiam Mal tb y had a tradesmans token, dated that yea r a t Bawtry, Yor ksh ire an d it is inMarch, 1672, that J oh n Maltby calls h is b rother , William, now residenti n Ne w Haven in New Eng land. It wa s on the 11th of Oct . 1686 , that thetown of B ranfor d applie d for permissio n to em body into a church e state. William M altby was ch osen on e of the delegates an d his nam e is appen dedto th e petiti on, and on the 12th o f Sept. 168 7, Mr. Samu el R ussellacc epted the call to th e pastorate. G illett in h i s Sermon , p. 10,mentions the s even pillars o f the Ch urch , name ly Samuel Russell them inister Wm. Mal tby E leazer S ten t Samuel Pond Jnot. Frisb ie Peter TylerAar o n Blatchly T h os. Sargent This was the reorganization of the Church, about 168 8 9 . T herefore ourearliest record of William Maltby a s be i n g in N ew England is in NewHaven, 29 March 1672, w hen h i s b rothe r John Maltbie of New Haven in NewEngland , enga ge s i n a bon d for the payment of 35 pounds in por k and p eas eunt o Mr. Ri chard Raymond of Saybrook, Conn. , Mariner . Jo hn ma kes ove r toWilliam three horses, on e croft o n bot h ears , called B onny, one bayhorse and on e black ho rse, o ne hors e cart, etc ., harness, one plo w andirons, w ith a T erse o f Rape seed, a lso one mare wi th her stock , at aplac e calle d Eatons Neck o n Long Isla nd, also on e cow now a t home, an d aheifer in th e keepin g of Thoma s Mecker, als o 4 pigs no w at home, also o neca se of pisto ls and houlste rs and one g un for his se cu r ity in cas e anyDanger Shal l come to him , etc. Signed , seale d and D e livered in the presence of Ja mes Bishop . Witness , Mart ha Roundletell he r mark . William Maltby was in New Haven, 1672, for in that y e a r h i s daughter, Mary, was born. Probably named for W il li am s mo ther, Mary Williamson.Possebly the eldest dau ght e r Jan e, wh o was born in 1669 at Bawtry, Yorks,was n ame d f or th e mothe r of Williams wife, Rachel. This wa s usua l. By Jan. 9, 1673, Williams son, William, was born at Br a n f o rd and it wason April 16, 1673, that William Maltb y p ur ch as ed his dwelling house atBranford, from Thoma s Bl atc hle y o f Branford. He paid 100 pounds for theprop ert y whi ch c ompr ised dwelling house, barns, orchards , gar den,ho meste ad wi th all other buildings and fencing s ther e upo n and al lsingu lar ways of waters, commoditie s, priv ilege s and appu rtenanc eswhatsoever, to the same. ..may ap pertai n...severa l parcel s of land andmeadow, vi z. Two ac res b e it more o r less, adj acent to Mulliner s Neck,and m y divi sion therein , my land an d meadow at t he harbours m outh,co mmonly calle d Scotch Cap , six acres , be it more o r less , at the greatp lain, my piec e of me adow at the poi nt, on e piece of uplan d lying against it , containing by a ffirm ation, three acre s be it mor e o r less, onepiece o f upla nd lying on the othe r side o f the r iver over again st Mr.W ilfords, his home lo t cont ain ing b y affirmation , thre e acres be itmore or le ss . One piece o f upland an d one p iece of meadow in the I n dianNeck one lit tle piec e of mea dow in the corner o f Nort ons meadow, onepie ce o f meadow i n the mill quarte r with al l the right of comm a nage andoth er divided an d undivided la nds that doth or he r eafter ma y belong unt othe said accomod ations being situ ate d and la ying withi n the township andbo unds of the tow n of B ranfor d in Ne w England, etc, etc. Da ted 16April , 1673. Wi tnes sed b y James Bishop, Assist. Edw ard Barke r RobertMaltby e. William Maltbys home was on the same street as the Ol d B u r y ing Ground.James Bishop became his father in law , b y W il li amss 3rd wife, AbigailBishop. Edward Barker w as g rand fat he r of Elizabeth Barker, who marriedSamuel M altb y 2 . Rob er t Maltbye was Williams younger brother. Branford Rec. Vol. I, p.376. includes the following John Harrison sold to Wm. Maltby a black horse, mar k e d , e tc. ColonialRecords of Conn. 1663 1667. p.199 N. S. S . Pri nted Records, Vol. II,p.199 give the follo wing M a y 16, 1 673, at Hartford. This Courtaccepts th e lis t o f Tr oopers , presented by Captayn John Nash an d Captay nTho mas T opping , for New Haven County, and doe s confir m Capta yn Top ping to be Captayn and Mr. Willia m Maltby t o be Corn et. o f said tro op. Note. Cornet definatio n a troo p of h orse, sai d to be so calle d becauseeach c ompany ha d a corne t player , formerly th e title of the of ficer whoc arried th e ensign , or colour s in a troop of ho rse in th e British Ar my. A later record of his military record was in 1690. Co l o n i al Records ofConn. 1689 1700 , state the following Ge ne ra l Court held at Hartford,Oct. 9, 1690. Mr. Wm . Ma ltb y i s c onfirmed Ensigne of Branford Train bandan d he i s t o b e comm issioned accordingly, New Haven Colony Rec., p.83 Garry Gratwick of Bra n f o r d made over toGeorge Page of Branford, land lyin g i n Ca no nb rooks quarter, about nineacres, bounded wit h Wm . Malt bye s l and on the East side and on the Westwit h th e commo n o n th e North, with the River on the South , als o a parce lo f meado w, about 2 acres, lying in Canno nbroo k quarter b oun ded with William Maltbyes byland ? eastwa rd, etc. Some William Maltbye Items from Branford Records. 1673. Branford Records, Vol. I., p. 255 Oct. 20, 1673 Wm. Maltbies pasture is mentioned in locating bound a r y l i nes. P.313 . Wm. Maltby is admitted a planter , t o p osse s s the house andland which was Thomas Blachly sess . P.365 . William Maltbys mark forhis cattell i s a c rop u pon t h e top of both ears and a slit in both t hecrop s. P .376 . Dec. 5, 1673. William Maltby excha nge s a gray ho rsewit h Sa muel Ward. Jan. 9, 1673. Willi am , son of Will iam Mal tby , b. atBranford. Note. This d at e apparently i s old st yle and should thereforebe 1 673 4 . P. 365 Jan. 5, 1 673 . Wm. Maltbye brande d a bro wn baymare col t with a T o n th e near shoulder. P. 376 Jan. 6, 1673 4. Wm.Maltb y sol d to Edward Ba rker th e above horse. P . 368 Feb. 2 , 16745.Willia m Matlb y branded a brown ba y mare, coming t wo yea r old , wit h N onthe the neare butto ck, being formerl y brand e d wit h a T on the nearshoulder . The same day he b rand e d a dus ty black mare colt wit h T on theneare buttoc k , an d M o n ye near shoulder natur ally marked with a b rood sta r o n forehead, above ye signe. Possibly T fo r Totok e t , and M forMaltby . 1674. P .144147 Wm. M altbye w a s ch osen constable. P. 177 . Mar. 12, 1674 5. Mr. Wm. Maltby and Ele a z e r S tent arechosen collectors. Under the same date , m en ti on i s made of the loca tion of his new fence, al so s om e po rtio n of his lands in fixingboundaries. Apri l 30 , 16 76 . Eliza beth, dau. of Mr. Wm. Maltby, was bor nat B ranfo rd. Pp. 12 1 123 Dec. 8, 1676. Wm. Maltby es lan d isme ntio ned in bou ndary lines. P. 109 . Dec . 14, 167 6. H e is tw iceappointe d to lay out land. P . 118 . Jan . 17 , 1676 77 . List of the children Mr. Wil liam Maltbye , 5 c hildren. Note. This re cord being old style, includ es Jo hn, Jane , Mary, William, E lizabeth , b. Apr. 30, 16 76 . 1676. from Mrs. Cushman, descendant of Samuel 2. A l i s t of estatesin 1676 gives Mr. Maltbye 1030 0s . 00d . Na mes of thirty planterswere in the list bu t non e of t h e esta tes reach ed the sum of 200. P.41 2 Ma r. 19 , 16 76 7 . William Maltbys name appears as w it nes s to a sale. P . 153 Feb. 24, 1677 8. Willia m Maltb y was ch osen t own c ol lector. P. 127 Dec. 21 , 1677 . He was appoint ed t o lay out land. P. 121 3 June 4 , 1678. A t a town e meeti ng, the towne have ap point edW m. Hoadle y and Wm. M altby t o agree with Mr. J no. Arnol d to kee p a schollin y e towne, a nd they are t o give wha t may be c ollected in y e towne fromt hose tha t have child ren, for y e satisfactio n of ye schoolma ster . Note.Will iam Maltby s daughter, Eli zabeth, marrie d A braham Hoadley , son ofWil liam Hoadley . P. 131 Au g. 1, 1 678. The t own appoin t Wm. Maltbieand tw o other s to give Mr . John H arriman a c all to settle as min iste r inBranford. Als o Branford Chu rch Manual, p. 12 . T he Harrimans were f r omRowley, York . John Harriman, bpt , 1 647, m. Hannah Bry an , sister of Ma ry,wife of John 1 Malt by . 1678 9. Ja me s Browne appoi nted Wm. Maltby i ntrust , Stamford, Co n n . Justic e S impson. Note. William Maltbys son, Jonathan, settled at Stamford . Colony Records. P. 114 . 25 Feb. 1678 9. At a tow n e m e e ting the townehave granted liberty to William Mal tb i e o f Gu ilford, to soujourn inBranford. Note. Inten si v e rese arc h at Guilford yielded no reference toMaltb y a t s o earl y a d ate. The general opinion seems to b e tha t the y, orWi lliam , must have come on a ship fro m Barbad oes. Branford Rec., Vol. I. P. 163 Feb. 25, 1678. App o i n t ed with others to proportion every mans land accord i n g t o t he agreement of 1676. Alsoas collect er o f wh a t sha ll b e expended in laying out the township. A ls o i n New En g. Hi st. & Gen. Reg., Vol. III, p. 154 an d H isto ry ofBran ford . P. 312 July 8, 1678. Appoint e d wit h others t o view l and. P. 159 Dec. 4, 1678 . Hi s nam e appears a s a witnes s. P. 211 May19, 16 79. D aniel , son of Will iam Maltby , was born at Branfor d. P . 114 Sept. 11, 1679 . He was a ppointed one of t he list ers to m ake up thecount ry list. P . 376Nov . 10, 1679 . Samue l Martin of Wethe rsfieldsold u nto Mr . Wm. Maltb y of Branf ord, a gray ston e horse about 1 6 y earsold. mar ked XO on y e near shoulder. I consider this a most important record, as furnis h i n g a g ood indicationas to who was the mother of Dani e l Ma lt by b . May 19, 1679. His sisterElizabeth, was b or n Apr i l 30, 1 676 and from the fact that her firstchi l d is nam e d Rache l and it does not appear to be a nam e i n the Hoa dl eyfamily , I feel confident Elizabeth wa s a d aughter o f Wi lliams fi rstwife, Rachel probably Wi lliams on . I be liev e Daniel, b . May 19, 1679,was also h er son , and tha t Rache l died at, o r near, the date of h isbirth . Six mon ths afte r the birth o f Daniel, when Wi lliam wa s probablyl eft wit h these young ch ildren, we fi nd Willia m buying a h orse o f SamuelMartin of W ethersfie ld, an d I believe it wa s abou t this time he marrie dHann ah Hosm er, widow of Josia h Willa rd of Wethersfield. Searches in Wethersfield yeilded the following Fe b . 1 8 , 1 661. Wethersfield Land Rec., Vol. II., pp. 444 5 . S am ue l Martin and Phoebehis wife, sold three acre s o f hom e lo t t o Josiah Willard. There isanother goo d reas on fo r figu rin g Daniel was not a son of Hannah Ho smer.I n 1889 , a grou p o f children, including myself, an d elde r sister , werepla yin g on the Old New Haven Green , by th e old Stat e House, a nd l aterwandered down amongs t the ve ry old tomb stones clos e t o Centre Church.Sudden ly a frie nd exclaimed Look, her e i s a Maltby. It wa s a smallgr ay slate ston e, heavy in m oss my sister cam e up and sai d, Why, itstw o hundred year s ol d! Then o n a closer ex amination, sh e said, I waswro ng, i ts tw o hundred and te n years old. We could make ou t Mrs . and then a fair ly long name , not a short name li k e Mary , and then alas, the spellin g Maltbeior Maltbie , I forge t which. We we nt home an d toldmy father an d a fe w days late r we drov e down an d I showed him the s tone.He t ook one look , wen t back to t he carriage and sa id to Mother Not ourfam il y, its spel t differently. Regarding Hannah Hosmer. She married in 1657 Josiah W i l l a rd ofWethersfield. They had eight children. Josi a h Wi ll ar d died in 1674, so,insofar as dates go, it wou l d be p oss ibl e for her to have been mother ofElizabeth , b . 1676 , an d Dan iel, b. 1679. The first four children of William Maltby were Ja n e , b . 1 669, John, b.1670, Mary, b. 1672, and William , b . 1 67 3 . I think it is usual to findthat the younge r chi ldre n a r e born with an interval of two or threeyea rs, he nce E liza be th, three years after William, and Dan iel, th reeyea rs af te r Elizabeth. Were it not for the fa ct tha t Elizabe th nam e s hereldest child Rachel, it migh t see m that Hanna h Hosm er Willard weremother of Eliza beth a nd Daniel. Thorough research has brought me record of Hanna h a s w i f e of WilliamMaltby earlier that 27 Feb. 1685 w her e he r f at her, Thomas Hosmer ofHartford, gives to hi s Da ughte r Ha nna h Malby 18, which is the Reversiodu e me ou t of t he es tat e of Josiah Willard of Wethersfiel d. To my son in law, M alb y 5, etc. Pr. 1 Sept. 1687 . In 1687 8 . Mar . 7. Chur chMe mbers, Branford.Wm. Mal tby Hanna h Maltby and 1 689 9 0. HannahMaltbie an d William Malt bie witne ss a deed o f Joh n Yale, at Branf ord. Shemust ha ve died b y 1692, as Sa muel M altby, son o f William and Ab igailBisho p Maltby was b orn Aug . 7, 169 3, at Branford . No other re cord ofHannah M altby ha s be en found insofa r as I can lear n. No record of Williams marriage to Hannah could be f o u n d a t Branford, Wethersfield, Hartford, or Northampto n , w he re T homas Hosmer resided.Returning to Branford Re co rds , Vo l. I . p. 144 Dec. 11, 1679. WilliamMaltby e wa s cho sen c onsta ble for ye ensueing year. p. 397 Dec . 29,167 9. Wm . Malt by drew No. 1, for a cow past ure. p. 398 also l ot No.4 . p. 146 Feb. 13, 1679 80 . Wm. Maltb y and Joh n Frisbi e are appoint ed auditor s a nd collectors . He wa s also on e of the committee to h ir e andpay a carp enter fo r buildin g a barn for Mr. Math ers , at town expens e. p. 16 2 Dec. 8 , 1680. He was appointed to see that someone performs his enga g e m e nts. p. 308 Mar. 31, 1681. Wm. Maltbye, and oth er s , c ho sen to appoint what housesshall be fortified wh e n th ey j udg e there is occasion for it, and toappoint w h o shal l bel on g to each house. p. 310 May 30, 1681. Ap pointed to vie w t wo lots of land. New Haven Colony R ec. , p. 82 Sept . 7,1 681. At a towne meeting Sept. y e 7 , 1681, Mr . Barker , Mr . Maltbye andThomas Harrison a re a ppointed t o sit in t he 2n d seat in the meeting hous eupo n Sabbath da yes and oth er pub lique dayes and thos e thre e men areappoi nted to sea t ever y man and women i n the to wn, viz to app oint whereth ey shal l sit in th e meeting h ouse upon thos e days. Note . Thesese ating s were assigne d in accordanc e with rank or i mportanc e . Possiblythe min isters family h ad the first seat . B ranfo rd Rec., Vol . I p. 92 Feb . 1, 16812. Mr. Ed war d Barker , Mr. Will iam Maltbye an d Samuel Pond wre chos e n Townsmen f or th e yearensuing. p. 99 1681. Dee d of D aniel Swaine , m entions land bound edwith William M altbye o n ye S. E. p . 94 Feb. 7, 1681 2. The town h avegiven Wi lliam Maltb y e a small parcell o f land, abou t half an acre, joining G eorg e Pages house lot , and rang ing with his fence . Joh n Frisbie and George Pag e are app oint ed to lay it ou t . p. 104 8 Mar. 14,1681 2. Ap pointed to view the gen e ral fences als o to lay o ut la nd byGeorge Pages. p . 106 William Maltb y gives hi s r easons for decliningth e offic e of fence viewer . p. 10 1 1681 2. A deed of Robert Footes, With William Maltbye on the e a s t . P. 108 Mar. 31, 1682. Wm. Maltby and George Pag e th ei r choice of plowland isat the head of Brushy pl ai n, o n y e w estward side of Connecticut pathbetween th e hi ll a n d a rund le of water, that runs in to ye beave rswam p. A ls o a choic e of cow pasture. P. 412May 16 , 1682. He was appointed, with others, to act in the matter r e g a r ding Mr.Fordham of Long Island. Note. Mary Malt b y , b . 16 73, only dau. of John 1 Maltby, and niece o f Wi ll ia m Maltb y, mar. 1689, Major Joseph Fordhamof Sou thamp ton , L .I. Prob ably the above was Rev. Robert Fordh am . B ranf or d Rec., Vol . II. P. 2 June 26, 1682. W illia m Maltb yp urchased lan d from Nathaniel Foot. 1682 . Mr . Willia m Ma wbley and Noa hRogers are presented fo r Freem an. May . 168 2. The follow ing from Mrs.Cushman s notes , had no da tes, b ut immediatel y follow the abov e record . P. 36 T he tow n gives Wm. Mal tbie 2 acre s on the wes t side of th e waytha t leads to his f ield. P. 58 A c ow pasture i s laid ou t for Wm.Maltbi e a t pipe staffe hil l. See hi s Will . P . 62The to wn give shim 3 or 4 a cres, part ro cky, adjoini ng his la nd. P. 62 He isch osen among thr ee townsmen f or th e ensuing year. P. 36 Appointed,wit h others, to v ie w a parcel of land. 16 82. May. He wa s proposed forFr e eman and in October w a s ad mitted a fre eman of the Co lony . RalphD. Smith . P . 106 At a Tow ne meeting , Mar. 2 7, 1682, George T yler wa schosen. Mr. M altbye h aving give n his reasons fo r dissisti ng his work. Note . From 1672 unt il Mch. 27, 16 82, the nam e of Willia m Ma ltby appearsupon t he records e very year. From 1682 until 1685 I find no mention of him . D i d h e g o to England?Whereas it does not seem likely , i t wi ll n ot d o to omit mention of apedigree of Brough , co mpile d b y Charl es Langley Maltby of England in1909 . Th e pedigr ee b egins wi th Richard Brough and wife Jane o f Shelton,N otts. The She lton Register gives them fo ur c hildren, viz Geor ge, b.1631 Anne, b. 1633 Abigai l, b . 1635 and M ary, ba pt. 20 Mar . 1636,mar. Willia m Maltb y, 1682. Nothi ng furth er of Ann e or Mary. Georg eBrough , b. 1631, d. 170 8, and wa s father o f Jane Broug h who ma rried atShelton, 1 682, Willi am Maltby , of Grato n, Notts . Abigail b. 1635, m ar. atShelt on, 1688 , Thoma s Socker . The Graton Maltbys th ought it wa s the NewE ngl and Willi am Maltby who married Ma ry Brough i n 1682 . I t is of cou rsepossible that our Will iam Maltby w en t to Engl and an d married her in 1682, but i n any cas e i t is evident t her e were no children by this m arriage .Retur ning to New En g land. Feb. 27, 1685. The Will of Thomas Hosmer of Hartford, Conn., mention s d a u ghter HannahMalby and son in law Malby. Theref or e w e k no w that Hannah was his wifeby 1685. Colonia l Rec . o f Con n. , Vol. III, p. 168 . May 14, 1585. Mr. Wm. Ma ulb y and L ieu t. Eli Stint were elected deputies f rom Bra nfor d. Sava ge G en. Dist . This work calls Hanna h Hosmer , wid . of Josi ahWil lard, wife of William Maltb y in 1686 . Co l. Rec. Co nn., V ol. III, p.195. May 13 , 1686. Re electe d deputy. p. 208 July 6, 1686. Elec teddeputy t o Specia l Court. p . 211 J uly 28, 1686. Me mber of Gene ralCourt . p. 214 O ct. 14, 16 86. Membe r of General Co urt. Oct . 11, 1686,th e town agree d to a pply to the Gene ral Cour t at Hartford fo r permission t o embody into a chu rch estat e, such as were s uitable s ubjec ts. Wm. Maltbye was chosen one of the delegates and hi s n a m e i s among theseappended to the petition. Mrs. Cu shm a n wr ote We saw the original paperand the autograp h o f o ur an cest er among the Esclesiastical Records. Vo l.Il , pp . 84,8 5 . See also Colonial Records, p. 216. Th e pet ition w asgr anted. They had previously, Apri l 12, 1 686, g iven Mr . Samu el Russell,a son of Rev. Joh n Russel l of Had ley, wh o shelt ered the regicide Goffe Mass., an d a gradu ate of Ha rvard, a n invitation to sett le with th em asthei r ministe r and he ha d given an answe r in the af firmativ e on the 12t hof Sept. 16 87. Branfor d Church Man ual, p. 1 2 also Gil lettsSemi Con t??nial , p. 10 . I t was in th e large south p arlor of hisdw ell ing that th e convention o f ministers me t to found Yal e C ollege. Hew as one of the t rustees. It wa s during hi s paster ate tha t the towndivide d into Old and N orth Bra nford, and a fte r a time the latte r set offa part o f it s people who for m ed a third societ y called Northford. Ibid., pp. 11 12 . No te. The following notes on the Rose family may be of inte r e s t . Hist. ofSouthampton, L.I. John Rose of Southam pt o n , L. I. from whom all Rosethere are descended.N . E . H . G en. R eg., July 1898, p. 377 The Will of Rev. Martin Simpson of Hackney, Middlese x , E n g . 1664 5mentions, John Rose of Southton, New Eng la nd f o r t ransporting of hisniece Hester Simeon. Colo nia l Rec . , Vol . IV 1686 7. Jan. 26. WilliamMaltby w a s a membe r o f a Sp ecial Court. p. 227 Mar. 30, 168 6 7.Membe r o f a Specia l Court. Branford Rec., Vol. II , p . 36 Ma rc h 1687.The to wn have given to Mr. Wm. Mal tb y two acre s o f land on the we st sideof the way that l ead s to the fi el d of John White he ads land at ScotchCa p, a nd have appo int ed Jno. Whitehead an d Jhno. Rose t o lay i t out. Thetow n ha ve appointed Mr. Malt bie, Ensig n Harris on and Samue l Bradf ield toview a parcel o f lan d near dod s swamp wh. W illiam H oadley desires thegra i n of and the y are to make r eport the reof to the town. Ne w HavenRec ords William M altbie, Co mmissioner an d Justic e of Peac e, performedthe f ollowing ma rriages. p. 98 169 2 . 2 marriages. p . 991 p.1 15 16 9 8 1 p.136 170 2 2 p.144 1 70 6 2 From 1687 to 1689, writes Mrs. Cushman, I can f i n d n o m ention of thename of William Maltby. The ques ti o n ari ses , was he elsewhere? Barbadosor England? Bar nfo r d Recor d? 1689 90. Hannah Maltbie and WilliamMalt bi e w itnes s a de ed of John Yale. New Haven County Cou rt , Vol . II., p. 1 May 26, 1689. In the 10 year of King William. Wm. M a l t b ie, withothers, was commissioned Justice of the Pea c e , et c. , by Governor Win throp. See Winthrop Paper s , 1 666 7 . Mr. Malbye on his journey toNew York, i. e . Joh n Malb y b rother of William. Also 1671, Mr. Malb y s arriv al saf e a t Nevis. John Malby . On Oct. 6, 1691. The list of estates for the colo n y w e r e 321 persons, 15,622,00s,00d. This Court appoy n t Cap t n . Niccols, Mr. Maltby, Mr.Eliphalet Hill and M r . John C ha pm an to be a committee to perfect the saydli st s that ar e i mpe rfect and to return them to the Court. Aug. 7,169 3 . Samu el, son of Mr. Wm. Maltby, b. at B ranf ord. Not e . As Samue l was a son of Abigail Bishop , wido w of John T al lmadge, w e know Hannah Hosmer Willa rd mus t have been d ea d by 1692 . I do not think her dea thor Wi lliams marriag e t o Abigai l have ever been found . William Maltbie is buried in the Old Cemetery in Bran f o r d . His grave is on the right hand side facing the o l d s ec ti on, about 100 yards abt. 90meters down near t h e fen ce . H is name is spelled Maltbei on the stone.B y hi s side , l ays A bigail Bishop Maltbie.
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