Ann Palmer
Lifespan: 1683 - 1761
Birth: 20 May 1683 in Stonington, New London, Connecticut, USA
Occupation: Homemaker
Marriage: Benjamin Hewitt Jr.
Children: Kesiah, Walter, Nathaniel, Japthah, Benjamin, Abiah, Emund, Jabish, Content
Parents: Gershom Palmer & Ann Denison
Death: 12 May 1761 in Stonington, New London, Connecticut, USA
Burial: Stonington, New London, Connecticut, USA
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Wayland bridged the age of steam and electricity, engineering the future while anchoring his family through faith, humility, and the unshakable rhythm of hard work.
Read MoreOrphaned young and shaped by coastal hardship, Benjamin built a life of quiet prominence in Stonington, raising a family whose legacy helped define early Connecticut.
Read MoreFrank’s life unfolded in the forests of Maine and the mills of Bangor, shaped by love, loss, and the quiet endurance of a man whose hands built more than they held.
Read MoreBetsey bore joy and sorrow in equal measure, raising a large family through frontier winters, wartime uncertainty, and the daily weight of resilience and grace.
Read MoreExperience lived her name—enduring revolution, raising a family through hardship, and carrying New England's strength from Groton to Saratoga with grace and grit across a century of change.
Read MoreAlfred built a new life in America after immigrating from Sweden in 1868, raising a large family and working the land in Washington with steadfast devotion.
Read MoreBorn to revolution and raised in faith, Elizabeth carved a life of devotion and quiet strength from Connecticut to Saratoga, anchoring generations in the rhythms of hearth and hope.
Read MoreHenry devoted his life to military service, standing through three wars and two marriages, leaving a legacy of duty and endurance.
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