Hi, Cuz Ann (pronounced 'cousin'!) This is copied from the book "Descendants of William Wilcoxson", by Thomas Wilcox. "Hannah, daughter of Joseph Wilcoxson, b 19 Jan 1665 (according to 'History of Middlesex County' pg. 172, she was the first white child born in Killingworth). She married 1st: Peter HARNHAM of Killingworth. 2nd: Nathiel ROYCE of Wallingford. Both Hannah and her second husband died 3 Apr 1708. Children: (all by FARNHAM) Joanna b 17 Sep 1687 m 1 May 1711 Thomas BARNES, New Haven, CT Peter b 29 Aug 1689 m 21 Mar 1712 Rebecca RUTTY Josiah b 6 Jul 1690 m Sarah ATCHINSON Hannah b 1 Aug 1692 m John GRAVES Nathaniel 27 Feb 1695 m Jerusha WILLARD Phoebe b 29 Oct 1700 m Loftis NEWALL John b 30 Nov 1702 m Hannah CRITTENDEN" You'll notice the corrected spelling of FARNUM. If you need more info on Hannah's ascendants or descendants, I'll be glad too look them up for you. OR you can come see me some Fri. or Sat. and I'll let you xerox any pages you need. (By the way, I'm a widow, in case the name fools you.) Mickey Joseph <[email protected]> 2900 N. Union #43 Ponca City, OK 74601 (405) 765-6371 ---------- > Searching for information on Hannah Wilcoxen b. ca. 1667 and married Peter > Farnum ca. 1685. They had one known daughter Joanna Farnum who married > Thomas Barnes. Joanna Farnum was born 17 Sep 1687 in Killingworth, Conn. > and died 12 Sep 1742 at Easthaven Conn. Any information on Hannah Wilcoxen > and her family would be appreciated. > > Ann > > > > > Ann Adair Adams Maloney (NeTahWah) > Bartlesville, Oklahoma > > "Every life should have nine cats!" > > > > >