Ca 1669 Mary married Rev. Zachariah Walker, son of Robert Walker (-29 May 1687) & Sarah. Born on 15 Sep 1637 in Boston, MA.16 Zachariah was baptized in Boston, MA, on 1 Oct 1637.16 Zachariah died in Woodbury, CT 20 Jan 1698/9.

Zachariah, of Stratford, CT.

Bef 1666 Elizabeth married Jehu Burr, son of Jehu Burr (-bef 1654) & Elizabeth.68 Born say1625. Jehu died in Fairfield, CT in 1692.68

On 30 Dec 1669 Samuel married Grace Judson, daughter of Lieut. Joseph Judson (ca 1618/9-8 Oct 1690) & Sarah Porter (ca 1624/5-16 Mar 1696/7), in Stratford, CT.64 Born on 19 Feb 1651 in Stratford, CT.64 Grace died in Milford, CT Jan 1723/4.64

Grace first married Samuel Prudden, second Thomas Clark.

John first married Grace.

Child of John and Grace Prudden:
    i. John, b. ca. 1672, d. ca. 1715, m. Margaret.

John second married Abigail.

Children of John and Abigail Prudden:
    i. Sarah Prudden, b. ca 1684, d. 1741, m. James Nutman;
    ii. Joseph Prudden, b. ca 1692, d. 25 Sep 1776, m. Joanna Lyon;
    iii. Joanna Prudden, b. 16 Dec 1692, m. Nathaniel Moore; and
    iv. Keziah Prudden, b. ca 1694.

On 14 Nov 1667 Abigail first married Joseph Walker, son of Robert Walker (-29 May 1687) & Sarah, in Milford, CT.64 Born in Jul 1646 in Boston, MA.16 Joseph was baptized in Boston, MA, on 19 Jul 1646.16 Joseph died in Stratford, CT in Nov 1687.64

Joseph, of Stratford.

On 16 Apr 1688 Abigail second married Richard Hubbell.68 Born ca 1627.68 Richard died in Stratfield, CT on 23 Oct 1699.68

Sarah married Gideon Allen, son of George Allen (ca 1582-May 1648) & Katherine Davis (-aft 1670). Born ca 1635 in Sandwich, MA. Gideon died in Milford, CT in 1693.64 Occupation: Cordwainer.

Gideon came from Boston to Milford.68

On 20 Sep 1671 Mildred married Lieut. Sylvanus Baldwin (4581) , son of Sergt. Richard Baldwin (1834) (ca 1622-23 Jul 1665) & Elizabeth Alsop (ca 1625-Jul 1688), in Milford, CT.65 Born ca 1646 in Milford, CT. Sylvanus was baptized in First Church of Milford, on 20 Nov 1646.64 Sylvanus died in Milford, CT in Jun 1727.64

From the Baldwin Genealogy:58
    Sylvanus died in “‘the beginning of June, 1627.’ His will is recorded in New Haven. His name is this grandfather’s, with a latin termination, as became the fashion of the day, and likely his father’s London schooling. He is always called in the records, Lieut. Sylvanus, and hisname occurs in the town records as often in place of trust or responsibility as any of the town. He was a very leading man. He was generally the ‘surveyor’ in laying out town lnads; 1674, he was on committee to determine bounds between Milford and New Haven; 1690, Lieut. for Dragoons for New Haven County. This was ‘for the framing and carrying on a war against our French and Indian enemies at Canada.’ From may, 1685, to Oct., 1699, he was generally Deputy for Milford. In 1685, he was an agent for Milford to buy a tract of land for teh town of Milford from Conquepotanna and Ahuntaway.
    “29 Feb’y, 1700, he was one of the agents to buy for the town a second tract from these and other Indains. The consideration was £15 in pay, and 15s. in silver. This land was the northwest part of Woodbridge, called, when laid out in 1759, the Two Bit purchase, and described as bein in Milford, north of Bladen’s Brook, unto a brook called Lebanon Brook, one mile sixty rods east and west. It was held in trust for inhabitants of Milford, or those paying, by Robert Treat, Esq., mr. Thomas Clark, Mr. Samuel Buckingham, Sen., Lieut. Sylvanus Baldwin and Esq. George Clark. This deed was from Comikapay, Nauhautaway, Suckatash, Durkin, Wonenutacum, Pequit, Waranunton, Winahan and Waurasconut, signing by odd-looking marks. The next deed on Midlford records is also from Indians, partly the same, dated 23 Feb’y, 1702, and there is added: ‘This may certify whom it may concern, that I, Sylvanus Baldwin, as an Interpreter, am fully satisfied that the Indians have sold the aforesaid lands, and signed this instrument with right understanding, as witness my hand.’ That he had skill in the Indian language, appears also in other instances. He is called in the church record, in 1686, Brother Sarjeant; but after that, Lieutenant. He was, in 1720, one of the patentee proprietors of Waterbury, but coninued to reside and died in Milford. He was a man of large wealth. Only two of his children surveved him, and the most prominent of the chilren of Richard has no descendants of his name.
        “[Of his children] at his death, John was a bachelor; and Elizabeth, I [author Charles Candee Baldwin] doubt not, was living not very far from Waterbury. He remembers in his will liberally mary, w. of DAniel Munn, and I am inclined to think that they kept house for him.”