Pane-Joyce Genealogy
Isaac Doolittle (36001) & Sarah Todd (52806)
52802. Abigail Doolittle. Born on 3 Oct 1749 in New Haven, CT.56 Abigail died in New Haven, CT, on 24 Oct 1794; she was 45.55 Buried in City Burial Ground, New Haven.

Children of Benjamin and Abigail (Doolittle) English, born at New Haven:
    i. a child, d. ca. 1769 unbaptized;
    ii. Benjamin English, b. 5 Jan 1770, d. 1809 at sea, m. at New Haven 18 Jun 1795 Mary White (b. 14 Apr 1773 at New Haven, dau. of Timothy & Mercy (Clark) White, she m. 2nd Chauncey Johnson of Derby);
    iii. Sarah English, b. 3 Nov 1771, d. 27 Mar 1843 at New Haven, unmarried;
    iv. John Todd English, b. 3 Aug 1773, d. 19 Jun 1801 at St. Croix, Virgin Islands, unmarried;
    v. Abigail English, b. 6 Feb 1776, d. 12 Mar 1834 at New Haven, m. there 29 Aug 1802 Immanuel Hopkinson, resided at Suffield, CT, Abigail returned to New Haven after her husband’s death;
    vi. Mary English, b. 12 Jan 1778, d. 13 Dec 1845, m. at New Haven 3 Nov 1799 Roswell Brown (b. 6 Oct 1778);
    vii. Hannah Rebecca, b. 5 Jan 1780, d. 29 Jan 1807 at New Haven, m. there 7 Dec 1799 Bethuel Tuttle (b. ca. 1779 at Milford, d. 13 Oct 1813 at New Haven, he m. 2nd Julia Doolittle);
    viii. Isaac English, b. 9 Mar 1782, d. 8 Oct 1826 at New Haven, m. there 26 Jul 1807 Catherine Ross of New London;
    ix. James English, b. 26 Jul 1784, d. 2 Dec 1850 at New Haven, m. there 29 Mar 1807 Nancy Griswold (b. 16 Aug 1785, d. 3 Aug 1867, dau. of Samuel & Lucy (Phipps) Groswold;
    x. Aaron English, b. 25 Nov 1786, d. 22 Nov 1839, m. Sarah Haynes 9 Aug 1822;
    xi. Eli English, b. 9 mar 1789, d. at Hartford, VT, m. Emily Stocking 20 Sep 1821; and
    xii. Nathan Frederick English, b. 9 Apr 1792, lost at sea in 1814 in the brig Arrow.55,488,6
On 17 Nov 1768 when Abigail was 19, she married Capt. Benjamin English (38268) , son of Benjamin English (18844) (8 Oct 1705-5 Jul 1779) & Sarah Dayton (38218) (16 Jul 1716-29 Jul 1769), in First Congregational Society, New Haven.56 Born on 16 Dec 1742 in New Haven, CT.56 Benjamin was baptized in First Congregational Society, New Haven, on 5 Dec 1742.55 Benjamin died in New Haven, CT, on 19 Apr 1809; he was 66.55 Buried in City Burial Ground, New Haven.

Benjamin was a sea capatain trading to the West Indies. In 1801 he was appointed by Jefferson a custom’s house officer at New Haven and served until his death.6
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