>I must have written it down wrong, but that is what I have on this real old >sheet. Maybe they were born in 1645 era. I went back and checked my sheet >again last >night. Sorry about that, whatever the mistake is. Artilla Williams group 30 Well, we all make mistakes. However, I've never before seen any information about the descendants you mentioned being children of Ephraim b. 1620, and the confusion about whether it was him or his son who married Mary Brockett is also a bit disconcerting. It would probably be a good thing to know where your info came from so it could be verified. Most of the early Puritan colonies kept pretty good vital records, so if those still exist for New Haven that would be one place to look. New Haven, because of the way it was split up within a generation, with some including an Ephraim Pennington removing to Newark, NJ, may be more confusing than most, however. Cheers, Katherine