Individual Details

Hannah married (1) Thomas Morton at East Windsor and (2) Quartermaster John Moseley.

FindAGrave #20726007 has given her a different husband and a death date - says she married John Gaylor, died 23 Feb 1765, and is buried Edwards Cemetery, South Windsor.

Genealogies and Biographies of Ancient Windsor, by Henry R. Stiles, Vol. II, p. 306 (Digitized images on Ancestry.com)
Children of Samuel and Grace (Minor Grant)
Hannah Grant, born at W. (Windsor), 28 Mch 1689, m. with Thomas Morton of E.W. who d. there 20 July, 1708. Tradition says that when the first burial ground was laid out there he was heard to say, "I hope I shall be the first buried here"; and, not long after that, he fell from a cherry tree in the yard since occupied by Major F. W. Grant, breaking his neck and killing him at once, so that he was the first one buried there. She m. (2) 8 Apl. 1712, with John Gaylord, b. at W., 8 June 1686 (s. of John and Mary (Clark) Gaylord. He d. 25 Jun 1722. She m. (3) with ____Moseley; was living in Westfield, Mass. in 1751. She d. 23 Feb 1765, in 76th year; had two children by Morton, and three by Gaylord. Epitaph in E.W.O. reads Hannah Gaylord.

Birth	28 Mar 1689	Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut
Death	23 Feb 1765	Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts

Father	Samuel Grant (1659 - 1710)
Mother	Grace Miner (1670 - 1753)
Sibling	Samuel Grant III (1691 - 1751)
Sibling	Noah Grant (1693 - 1727)
Sibling	Abigail Grant (1695 - )
Sibling	Ephraim Grant (1698 - 1785)
Sibling	David Grant (1703 - 1791)
Sibling	Grace Grant (1705 - 1752)
Sibling	Ebenezer Grant (1706 - 1797)