Individual Details

John Moss

(12 Oct 1650 - 31 Mar 1717)

He was among the first settlers of Wallingford, where he took as active a part in civic affairs as his father had

Events

Birth12 Oct 1650New Haven, Connecticut
Marriage12 Dec 1676Wallingford, New Haven Co., CT - Martha Lothrop
Death31 Mar 1717Wallingford, New Haven Co., CT

Families

SpouseMartha Lothrop (1657 - 1719)
ChildMercy Moss (1677 - )
ChildEsther Moss (1678 - 1742)
ChildDeacon Samuel Moss (1680 - 1765)
ChildJohn Moss (1682 - )
ChildMartha Moss (1684 - )
ChildSolomon Moss (1690 - 1752)
ChildIsaac Moss (1693 - )
ChildMary Moss (1694 - )
ChildIsrael Moss (1696 - )
ChildBenjamin Moss (1702 - )
FatherJohn Moss (1604 - 1707)
MotherAbigail "Goody" Charles ( - )
SiblingJohn Moss (1639 - )
SiblingSamuel Moss (1641 - 1661)
SiblingAbigail Moss (1642 - 1710)
SiblingReverend Joseph Moss (1643 - 1727)
SiblingEphriam Moss (1645 - )
SiblingDaniel Moss (1645 - )
SiblingMary Moss (1647 - 1725)
SiblingMercy Moss (1649 - 1684)
SiblingElizabeth Moss (1652 - 1706)
SiblingHester Moss (1654 - )
SiblingIsaac Moss (1655 - 1659)

Notes

Death

His homestead was first known as the Old Moss place, now as the Moses Y. Beach Place,, in Wallingford. June 18, 1717, the estate of John (2) Moss, of Wallingford, was administered by his widow Mrs. Martha Moss and his eldest son Samuel Moss, while Mercy and Samuel disposed of the home lot. He owned a farm on Ten Mile Hill, another at Honey Pot, and one at Busby Hill, in all over five hundred acres.