Timothy Rene Alcoser J.R.
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Elizabeth Kendall (Sacheral)
  • ​9th Great-Grandmother​
  • Executed for "Witchcraft" after a nurse attested that a child died within hours of coming in contact with Elizabeth.
    • Executed by hanging in c.1647
*"A Modest Enquiry", John Hale, written in 1697, page: 18-19
*"Witch-Hunting in Seventeenth Century New England, A Documentary History 1638 - 1693", David D. Hall
*https://sundayhoveytrip.wordpress.com/the-kendall-family/

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William Thomas Faith
  • 1751 - 1781
  • 7th Great-Grandfather
  • ​One of the original settlers of Corn Island, which became Louisville, Kentucky
  • Killed by Native Americans in 1781.

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Reverand Samuel Stone
  • ​11th Great-Grandfather
  • Puritan Minister
  • Original Co-Founder of Hartford, Connecticut. 

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Matthew Grant
  • ​11th Great-Grandfather
  • One of the original proprietors of Windsor, Connecticut.
    • ​There is a memorial (above) dedicated to him on his original home site in Windsor, CT. 
  • Arrived in Boston on the ship Mary & John on May 30th, 1630. 
  • Direct ancestor of Union General General Ulysses Simpson Grant. 

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Anne (Marbury) Hutchinson
  • 9th Great-Grandmother
  • ​She challenged the Puritan male authorities of the Massachusetts Bay Colony by leading large theological discussions, asserting that salvation came through personal divine revelation ("covenant of grace") rather than strict adherence to ministerial law
  • Her resulting banishment led her and her followers to help found the religiously tolerant colony of Rhode Island.
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