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This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1858. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... Additions And Corrections. Page 112. Elihu Chauncey, born March 24, 1710, was married March 28, 1739. Page 172. Sarah Chauncey married Oliver Stanley, 1774; died Sept. 3, 1775. George Washington Stanley died 1854. Page 205. Katharine, born Dec. 2, 1728. Page 213. Robert, born October 15, 1677. Page 224. IX. Jerusha, youngest daughter of Rev. Isaac Chauncey, was born Sept. 7, 1714. She married Rev. Hobart Estabrook. He was born at Canterbury, Con., Dec. 17, 1716; graduated at Yale College, 1736; was settled in the ministry at Millington, a parish of East Haddam, Con., Nov. 20, 1745, and died there, while in office, Jan. 28, 1766, in the 50th year of his age and 21st of his ministry. He was (says Dr. Field, in his History of the Towns of Haddam and East Haddam) "a steady, judicious and faithful minister, and is remembered with respect and affection by his people." He married first, Sept. 12, 1743, Sarah Williams (his cousin) of Mansfield, by whom he had one or two children, both of whom died young. She died June 25, 1746, aged 31. His second wife, and the mother of his surviving children, was Jerusha Chauncey, who died June 11, 1776, aged 62. Rev. Hobart Estabrook was the son of the Rev. Samuel Estabrook of Canterbury, and his wife Mrs. Rebecca (Hobart) Estabrook; and the grandson of the Rev. Joseph Estabrook, of Concord, Mass., and his wife Mrs. Mary (Mason) Estabrook. His mother, Mrs. Rebecca (Hobart) Estabrook, was the daughter of the Rev. Nehemiah Hobart of Newton, Mass., and his wife Sarah (Jackson) Hobart; and the grand-daughter of the Rev. Peter Hobart of Hingham, Mass. The children of Rev. Hobart and Jerusha Chauncey EstaBrook were, 1. Samuel, who died unmarried. 2. Hobart, who married a Paddleford. 3. Chauncey, who died unmarried. 4. Jeritsha, wh...