Pane-Joyce Genealogy
Family of David Bigelow (13154) & Editha Day
25296. Hannah Bigelow. Born on 11 Nov 1730 in Colchester, CT. Hannah died in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY, on 1 Jun 1806; she was 75.229
Hannah, of Colchester. Children of Barrett and Hannah (Bigelow) Phelps, born in Hebron except the ninth and tenth:
i. Eli Phelps, b. 8 Oct 1751, m. 1st Rachel, m. 2nd Polly;
ii. Hannah Phelps, b. 14 Jul 1753, m. at Hebron 18 Dec 1777 Samuel Geer of Hebron;
iii. Ann Phelps, b. 17 May 1755, m. Joseph Williams;
iv. Elisha Phelps, b. 20 Feb 1757;
v. Elisha Phelps, b. 18 Dec 1758, m. three times, settled in Cambridge, NY, no children;
vi. Daniel Phelps, b. 1 Mar 1761, bp. 9 Aug 1761, m. Diana Hilman;
vii. Joel Phelps, b. 16 Mar 1764;
viii. Edith Phelps, b. 10 Apr 1766, m. John Selden;
ix. Noah Phelps, b. 4 Apr 1767 in Belcher, m. Hannah Olmsted;
x. David Phelps, twin, b. 4 Apr 1767, m. Mary Sperry;
xi. Julius Phelps, b. 18 Apr 1769, d. unmarried 1791;
xii. Olive Phelps, b. 25 Mar 1771, m. Nicholas Weight, settled in Oakland Co., Michigan, had seven children;
xiii. Lydia Phelps, b. 18 Apr 1773, m. Beriah Stiles, settled in Albany, NY;
xiv. Mary Phelps, b. 18 Apr 1773, m. Cornelius Wilkinson; and
xv. Roxy Phelps, b. 1 Apr 1775, m. Belah Bradley, settled in Battle Creek, Michigan.229,286
On 13 Feb 1751 when Hannah was 20, she married Barrett Phelps (22854) , son of Noah Phelps (10613) (23 Jan 1693/4-1794) & Ann Dyer (3 Sep 1699-), in Hebron, CT.286 Born on 20 Sep 1722 in Hebron, CT.286 Barrett died in 1789 in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY.229
Barret first settled in Hebron where he resided up to 1766, when he removed to Belcher, NY. He resided in Belcher for about two years, then returned to Hebron. Later in life he removed to Cahmbridge, NY, where some of his children settled. He served in the Revolutionary War, drafted in Capt. Skinner’s Co., 25 Aug 1777, discharged 2 Nov 1777.229
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