Anna Bayes was born about 1658 in Edgartown, Dukes County, MassachusettsG.^1,2 She was the daughter of Thomas Bayes and Anne Baker.¹

Anna Bayes married Andrew Newcomb in 1676.^1,2

Anna Bayes died about September 1731 in Edgartown, Dukes County, MassachusettsG.²

She was the daughter of Thomas Bayes and Anne Baker.¹
Abigail Bayes was born.¹

Abigail Bayes died before 14 February 1680/81.¹

Andrew Newcomb was born about 1640.¹

Andrew Newcomb married Sarah about 1661.¹

Andrew Newcomb married Anna Bayes, daughter of Thomas Bayes and Anne Baker, in 1676.^2,1

Andrew Newcomb died between 20 August 1706 and 22 October 1708 in Edgartown, Dukes County, MassachusettsG.³

Sarah married Andrew Newcomb about 1661.¹

Sarah died about 1674 in Kittery, MainG.¹

Simeon Newcomb was born about 1662.¹ He was the son of Andrew Newcomb and Sarah.¹

Andrew Newcomb was born about 1664.¹ He was the son of Andrew Newcomb and Sarah.¹

Andrew Newcomb died in June 1687 in Edgartown, Dukes County, MassachusettsG.¹

Simon Newcomb was born in 1666.¹ He was the son of Andrew Newcomb and Sarah.¹

Sarah Newcomb was born about 1670.¹ She was the daughter of Andrew Newcomb and Sarah.¹

Mary Newcomb was born about 1672.¹ She was the daughter of Andrew Newcomb and Sarah.¹ Mary Newcomb was also known as Mercy Newcomb.¹

Peter Newcomb was born about 1674.¹ He was the son of Andrew Newcomb and Sarah.¹

Anna Newcomb was born in 1677.¹ She was the daughter of Andrew Newcomb and Anna Bayes.¹

Anna Newcomb died on 10 April 1723, at age ~46.¹

Elizabeth Newcomb was born about 1681.¹ She was the daughter of Andrew Newcomb and Anna Bayes.¹

Elizabeth Newcomb died after 1743.¹

Joseph Newcomb was born in 1683.¹ He was the son of Andrew Newcomb and Anna Bayes.¹

Emlen Newcomb was born about 1685.¹ She was the daughter of Andrew Newcomb and Anna Bayes.¹ Emlen Newcomb was also known as Emeline Newcomb.¹ She was also known as Emblem Newcomb.¹

Emlen Newcomb died before 6 August 1768.¹

Tabitha Newcomb was born about 1688.¹ She was the daughter of Andrew Newcomb and Anna Bayes.¹

Tabitha Newcomb died before 1 October 1731.¹

Hannah Newcomb was born about 1694.¹ She was the daughter of Andrew Newcomb and Anna Bayes.¹

Hannah Newcomb died before 5 April 1755.¹

Mary Newcomb was born about 1700.¹ She was the daughter of Andrew Newcomb and Anna Bayes.¹

Mary Newcomb died on 19 September 1784.¹

Prudence Hurlbut was born about 1741.¹

Prudence Hurlbut married Joseph Bearss, son of Josiah Bearss and Zerviah Newcomb, on 16 October 1758 in New Fairfield, Fairfield County, ConnecticutG.²

Prudence Hurlbut died on 15 May 1824.¹

Prudence Hurlbut was buried in Mountain View Cemetery, New Fairfield, Fairfield County, ConnecticutG, Epitaph: Prudence wife of / Joseph Bearfs/ who died / May 15, 1824 / aged 83 years /.¹

Sarah Cooke and Joseph P Cooke on 14 January 1802 witnessed the purchase of property located in Danbury, Fairfield County, ConnecticutG, from John Knapp to Levi Knapp for $150. Described as a certain piece of land in Danbury at Pembrook containing three acres? staked off. Bounded on the East, by the Highway and John Knapp's land, on the North and West by more of John Knapp's land and on the South in part by John Knapp's land and part by Capt. Paul Hamilton's land.¹

Joseph P Cooke and Betsy Benedict on 6 January 1802 witnessed the purchase of property located in Danbury, Fairfield County, ConnecticutG, by Levi Knapp from Paul Hamilton.¹

Joseph P Cooke and Sarah Cooke on 14 January 1802 witnessed the purchase of property located in Danbury, Fairfield County, ConnecticutG, from John Knapp to Levi Knapp for $150. Described as a certain piece of land in Danbury at Pembrook containing three acres? staked off. Bounded on the East, by the Highway and John Knapp's land, on the North and West by more of John Knapp's land and on the South in part by John Knapp's land and part by Capt. Paul Hamilton's land.²

Joseph P Cooke on 15 February 1811 witnessed the transfer of interest in property located in Danbury, Fairfield County, ConnecticutG, by a quitclaim deed to Levi Knapp from Samuel Knapp for $63. Described as a certain piece of land in Danbury at Pembrook containg about one and half acres. Bounded on the East by Levi Knapp's land, on the West by land set off to my Mother, Ruth Knapp as dower im my father's estate, on the South by Rith Knapp and John Knapp's land. It being the piece of land distributedd to Samuel Knapp out of the Estate of his father John Knapp.³

Paul Hamilton on 6 January 1802 sold property located in Danbury, Fairfield County, ConnecticutG, to Levi Knapp. Witnessed by Betsy Benedict and Joseph P Cooke.¹

Paul Hamilton on 19 August 1818 obtained interest in property located in Danbury, Fairfield County, ConnecticutG, by quitclaim deed from Joshua Baker Bearss and Ruth B Knapp for $26. Described as a certain piece of land in Danbury containg two acres. Bounded on the East in part by Paul Hamilton and in part by Thaddeus Hoyt's land, on the North by the Highway, on the west by Ruth Knapp's land and on the South by Paul Hamilton. Signed in New Fairfield, Fairfield County, Connecticut. Witnessed by Levi Knapp and Samuel T Barnum, Justice of Peace,.²

Betsy Benedict and Joseph P Cooke on 6 January 1802 witnessed the purchase of property located in Danbury, Fairfield County, ConnecticutG, by Levi Knapp from Paul Hamilton.¹

Abigail Crocker on 15 February 1811 witnessed the transfer of interest in property located in Danbury, Fairfield County, ConnecticutG, by a quitclaim deed to Levi Knapp from Samuel Knapp for $63. Described as a certain piece of land in Danbury at Pembrook containg about one and half acres. Bounded on the East by Levi Knapp's land, on the West by land set off to my Mother, Ruth Knapp as dower im my father's estate, on the South by Rith Knapp and John Knapp's land. It being the piece of land distributedd to Samuel Knapp out of the Estate of his father John Knapp.¹

Jepe Hoyt and Daniel B. Cooke on 26 July 1810 witnessed the purchase of property located in Danbury, Fairfield County, ConnecticutG, from John Knapp to Levi Knapp for $150. Described as two pieces of land in Danbury at Pembrook. The first piece containing about one acre with John Knapp's dwelling house on it. Bounded on the West by the Highway, On the South and East by Hoah Hoyt's land and on the North by Stephen Hamilton's land. The Second piece containing about half an acre. Bounded on the West by the Highway, On the South and East by John Knapp's other land, and on the North by Levi Knapp's other land.¹

Daniel B. Cooke and Jepe Hoyt on 26 July 1810 witnessed the purchase of property located in Danbury, Fairfield County, ConnecticutG, from John Knapp to Levi Knapp for $150. Described as two pieces of land in Danbury at Pembrook. The first piece containing about one acre with John Knapp's dwelling house on it. Bounded on the West by the Highway, On the South and East by Hoah Hoyt's land and on the North by Stephen Hamilton's land. The Second piece containing about half an acre. Bounded on the West by the Highway, On the South and East by John Knapp's other land, and on the North by Levi Knapp's other land.¹