Hannah Lake
Lifespan: 1621 - 1675
Birth: 3 Jul 1621 in Essex, England
Occupation: Unknown
Marriage: Captain John Gallup
Children: Hannah, John Jr., Elizabeth, Benadam Sr., William, Christobel
Parents: Unknown & Unknown
Death: 19 Dec 1675 in Stonington, New London County, Connecticut
Burial: White Hall Graveyard, Mystic, New London County, Connecticut
Hannah Lake: A Life of Resilience and Legacy
Chapter 1: Early Life and Immigration
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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 MoreAmy lived a quiet life shaped by revolution and resilience, anchoring her family through faith and fortitude in the early days of a new nation.
Read MoreAnn’s quiet strength anchored her through widowhood and war, raising a daughter alone in Maine and embodying the fortitude of New England’s enduring women.
Read MoreEdmund escaped persecution in Ireland to build a new life in Connecticut, where he raised seven children and became constable.
Read MoreElizabeth’s life spanned revolution and resettlement, nurturing seven children in the hard soil of Massachusetts and later Maine, her quiet strength woven into generations.
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 MoreAbraham helped found Wallingford, CT and led his militia company, leaving a legacy of leadership and service that shaped the colony.
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.
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