On 1 Oct 1713 when Sarah was 20, she married Capt. Jonathan Alling, son of John Alling (ca 1647-25 Mar 1717) & Susanna Coe (16 Aug 1653-3 Apr 1746), in New Haven, CT.56 Born on 13 Oct 1683 in New Haven, CT.56 Jonathan died in New Haven, CT, on 13 Jun 1775; he was 91.55 Buried in City Burial Ground, New Haven.

From the Alling-Allens of New Haven:414
    Capt. Jonathan Ailing was a successful business man, an energetic and prominent citizen, a valuable leader in the train band, of which he was a captain of the 6th Co., 11th Regiment Militia, and was elected and represented the colony in the Assembly or Legislature twenty-three times from 1730 on.
    Of his children, the first, Sarah, died young. Mary married Samuel Dickerman of Hamden. Jesse married Sarah Atwater and died without issue. His estate was distributed to his widow and his brothers and sisters. Oliver died unmarried. His will, made March, 1785, appointed his brother Joseph and his nephew, Samuel Dickerman, executors, gave his property to his sisters Susanna and Rhoda and to Thaddeus and Chauncey, sons of his brother Joseph. Susanna was the last survivor of Captain Jonathan’s children. She died March 5, 1820, aged 92, and her estate was distributed to the heirs of James, Jonathan, Joseph and John Ailing and Mary Dickerman.

City Burial Ground, also known as Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven
    In Memory of Cap. Jonathan Alling who departed this Life June 13th 1775 in his 92d year.
    Blessed Are the Dead
    That Die in the Lord

Will: From the Alling-Allens of New Haven:414
    Capt. Jonathan Alling’s will was dated May 25, 1767, and presented in Probate Court, August 4, 1775, by James Ailing, the surviving executor.
    Abstract.
    Imprimis — Gives to dau. Mary Dickerman, five lbs. lawful money in addition to former gifts. Item— To dau. Sarah Smith, the same. Remainder, both real and personal, thus:
    To the heirs of Eldest s. John, deceased, One Share and a half share, to each of two youngest daus. um. and now with me 3/4 part of one share, that is the heirs of my s. John, deceased, shall have 30 lbs., s. Jonathan 20 lbs, s. James 20 lbs., s. Joseph 20 lbs., Jesse 20 lbs, s. Oliver 20 lbs., dau. Susanna Alling 15 lbs., dau. Rhoda Ailing 15 lbs., that is in that proportion.
    Appoints sons Jonathan and James Exers.
    Jonathan Alling. [seal.]

On 29 Nov 1721 when John was 22, he married Hannah Smith (21364) , daughter of Joseph Smith (7953) (1667-1713) & Hannah Morris (9562) (10 Aug 1671-), in New Haven, CT.56 “John Sackitt and Hannah Smith were Married to Each other November 29th 1721 by Saml Bishop Justice of Peace.”. Born ca 1701 in New Haven, CT.56 Hannah died in New Haven, CT on 7 Jun 1776.56

Three years before Hannah married John Sackett, her mother, Hannah (Morris) Smith, married as her second husband Joseph Sacket, John Sackett’s uncle, as his third wife.

On 11 Dec 1728 when Samuel was 26, he first married Elizabeth Todd (53090) , daughter of Samuel Todd (36431) (1 Jul 1672-Dec 1741) & Susanna Tuttle (20 Feb 1679[/80]-10 Oct 1737), in New Haven, CT.56 “Samuel Sackitt and Elisabeth Todd both of New Haven were Joyned in Marriage to each other Dec 11, 1728 by the Revd: Mr Isaac Stiles.”. Born ca 1709 in New Haven, CT.55 Elizabeth died in New Haven, CT on 3 Sep 1737.56 “Mrs Elisabeth Sackitt, the wife of Lt Samuel Deceased the 3rd day of Septumber Annoqe Domini 1737”. Buried in Old Graveyard, North Haven.

Samuel second married Lydia Heaton (53099) , daughter of Seth Heaton (25 Mar 1676-8 Apr 1739) & Hannah Todd (36436) (17 Feb 1679[/80]-25 Jan 1759). Born on 16 Feb 1717 in New Haven, CT.56 Lydia died in North Haven, CT, on 4 Dec 1749; she was 32.55 Buried in Old Graveyard, North Haven.

On 5 Aug 1752 when Samuel was 50, he third married Hannah Russell, daughter of Rev. Noadiah Russell (22 Jul 1659-3 Dec 1713) & Mary Hamlin (ca 1662-4 Oct 1743), in New Haven, CT.56 “Capt: Samuel Sacket & Mrs Hannah Pierpont of New Haven were Joyned in marriage unto each other upon the 5th Day of August Anno Dom 1752 by the Revd: Mr Isaac stiles Minister in North Haven”. Born on 23 Feb 1706 in Middletown, CT. Hannah died in North Haven, CT, on 5 Jun 1791; she was 85.55 Buried in Old Graveyard, North Haven.

Hannah, widow of Joseph Pierpont.