Isaac WILLEY

Born

abt. 1614 , Yorkshire County, England

Died

abt. 1685 , Haddam, Connecticut Colony

Isaac married Joanna LUTTEN abt. 1636 in Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony . The couple had (at least) 1 child.
Joanna LUTTEN was born abt. 1618 in London, England. Joanna died abt. 1670 in New London, Connecticut Colony.

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m. (2) Anna Brooks, widow of Edward Lester, 23 April 1672, New London, Connecticut

"Isaac Willey was of Boston, Mass., as early as 1640, and removed to Charlestown, Mass., before 1644. All that is known about him there are the records of his children given by Savage and in the Boston Record of births, etc. He had wife Joanna, who died in New London, Connecticut., where he married after 1670 Anna, widow of Edward Lester. She died in 1692. In 1645 he went with John Winthrop, Jr., to New London. What is known about him there is given in Miss Caulkins’s History of New London."
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Spouses, Marriages & Children of Isaac WILLEY

Isaac WILLEY married

Joanna LUTTEN
Marriage date: abt. 1636
Marriage place: Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony

Marriage notes:

NOTE: Marriage place likely but not proven.

Children of Isaac WILLEY and Joanna LUTTEN

John WILLEY

Born: abt. 1648, New London, New Haven Colony
Died: 2 May 1688, Haddam, Connecticut, Dominion of New England

Married: Miriam MOORE 18 March 1668 Place: New London, Connecticut Colony

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