Death source: Original vital records of Mansfield CT.
Birth source: FHL film #859998 births p. 28.
Marriage year missing on film #859998.
Is mentioned in the will of Joseph Davis as the husband of Hannah on FHL US/CAN film #0521779 Page 157
The following is a research report from Andrew Pierce: I searched down the best sources given in Torrey's New England Marriages to 1700 for the marriage of William Johnson to Hannah Davis, although references had to be followed up for their parents, not for them.History of Billerica, Massachusetts(1883)shows that Joseph Davis, from Reading MA, married Rebecca Patten in Billerica in 1691; their second daughter Hannah was born in 1694 but it is not stated who she married. Joseph Davis died in 1747 and his Middlesex County probate file(#6045)should certainly be checked, unless you already have this as your source. Middlesex County deeds might also be checked for William & Hannah Johnson deeding out land in her right.
Newhall Ancestry (1899)states that William Johnson(born 1686 in Woburn)married firstly in 1708, Sarah Dole, secondly, after his first wife died in 1710, Hannah -------. Obviously, the marriage had to occur between 1710 and 1718, when their first child was born in Woburn, and obviously it occurred in or near Woburn, not Mansfield CT since the couple did not remove there until the 1730s, after all their children were born in Woburn and registered in the VRs there. There is no record of William's marriage to Hannah in any Massachusetts vital records, and the actual date might never be known. If you do need confirmation that she was a Davis, however, I can check the above probate and land records at the Middlesex County registry, to which I travel about twice a week.
Is mentioned in the will of Joseph Davis as his daughter Hannah Johnson wife of William Johnson on FHL US/CAN film #0521779 Page 157
Birth source: FHL film #859998 births p. 71
Birth source: FHL film #859998 births p. 74
Birth source: FHL film #859998 births p. 82
Birth source: FHL film #859998 births p. 84
Birth source: FHL film #859998 births p. 91
BIRTH: Revolutionary War Records state that he was born 1752 in Mansfield. CT.
BIRTH: Revolutionary War Records state that he was born 1752 in Mansfield. CT.
Was heir of the Charlltons of Apley Castle, and adopted the Surname of Charlton.
THOMAS CHARLTON, of Apley (in Wellington), Shropshire, son and heir, born about 30 March 1394. He was co-heir in 1399 to his uncle, Thomas de Cherleton, and sole heir in 1400 to his aunt, Ellen de Cherleton. He married CECILY FRAUNCEYS), daughter of Robert Fraunceys, Knt., of Foremark, Derbyshire, Knight of the Shire for cos. Derby and Stafford, Sheriff of cos. Nottingham and Derby, by his wife, Isabel (?Peshale). THOMAS CHARLTON died 4 Jan. 1460.
Robert CHARLTON Sheriff of Salop
ROBERT CHARLTON, Esq., of Apley (in Wellington), Shropsbire, Sheriff of Shropshire, son and heir, son of Thomas de Knightley de Charlton, by Elizabeth, daughter of Robert Francis, Knt., of Foremark and Allestree, Derbyshire, born before 1430. He married MARY CORBET, daughter of Robert Corbet, Esq., of Moreton-Corbet, Shropshire, by his wife, Margaret. ROBERT CHARLTON, Esq., died in 1471.
TAG Vol. 35, p. 104
VI. Mary Corbet married Robert Charlton of Apley, Shropshire, son of the aforesaid Thomas Charlton (IV, 2, above). He was born before 1430, probably a few years earlier, and dIed after 1472, when he was Sheriff of the County. There is a case in the period 1473-5 of John Salter and Isabel his wife versus Robert Charleton of Appley, esq., and Richard hIs son, re cottages and closes in Newport, Salop [Record Office, LIsts & Indexes, vol. 16, p. 155, bundle 48, no. 371, Early Chancery Proceedings].
TAG Vol. 40, p. 98
XI. Mary Corbet, born not far from 1430, who married Robert Charlton of Apley, Shropshire; they were ancestors of Rev. Peter Bulkeley and others who came to New England, as shown in the Bulkeley GeneaLogy and in this writer's previous articles above cited.