As written
- name
- Joseph Enos
- aka
- [Joseph Eno, Joseph Enno]
- sex
- male
- access
- public
- summary
- Of Union, Connecticut, born at Windsor in 1721, a son of Sgt. James Enos, the town's one settling proprietor. He married three times, the third time, in 1778, Abigail Keyes of Ashford, who bore him four children when he was nearly sixty and older; he was probably an ensign in the French and Indian War and was at Union in 1800. Probably the father of Hannah (Enos) Humphrey.
- born
- date
- 20 Jan 1721
- place
- Windsor (Pine Meadow), Connecticut
- basis
- documented
- confidence
- proven
- sources
- [book-hammond-1893-history-union, book-stiles-1891-ancient-windsor]
- note
- "Joseph Enno born on 20 Jan 1721, child of James, in Pinemeadow, Windsor" (Connecticut vital records index, FamilySearch QPQH-YLM2, as quoted on WikiTree).
- died
- date
- aft. 1800
- place
- Union, Connecticut
- basis
- inferred
- confidence
- probable
- sources
- [book-hammond-1893-history-union]
- residences
- date
- 1790
- place
- Union, Connecticut
- basis
- documented
- confidence
- proven
- sources
- [book-hammond-1893-history-union]
- note
- At Union in the censuses of 1790 and 1800.
- father
- id
- james-enos-1679
- basis
- documented
- confidence
- proven
- sources
- [book-hammond-1893-history-union, book-stiles-1891-ancient-windsor]
- research
- research/mcmillan/McMillan_Humphrey_Bell_Connections.md
- note
- His birth record: "Joseph Enno born on 20 Jan 1721, child of James, in Pinemeadow, Windsor" (Connecticut vital records index, FamilySearch QPQH-YLM2, as quoted on WikiTree). The History of Union: "Joseph Enos, son of James."
- mother
- name
- Hannah Phelps
- basis
- compiled
- confidence
- probable
- sources
- [book-hammond-1893-history-union, book-stiles-1891-ancient-windsor]
- note
- Married James Enos 15 July 1708; died 13 July 1760, aged 78. Her parents are unknown: Stiles makes her a daughter of Lt. Timothy Phelps, which the Phelps genealogy (1899) disproves; WikiTree has Hannah Birge, widow of Benjamin Phelps (possible).
- spouses
- name
- Rachel Ward
- basis
- compiled
- confidence
- probable
- sources
- [book-hammond-1893-history-union]
- married
- date
- 15 Jul 1746
- basis
- compiled
- confidence
- probable
- sources
- [book-hammond-1893-history-union]
- name
- Elizabeth White
- basis
- compiled
- confidence
- probable
- sources
- [book-hammond-1893-history-union]
- married
- date
- 7 Mar 1750
- basis
- compiled
- confidence
- probable
- sources
- [book-hammond-1893-history-union]
- id
- abigail-keyes-fl1778
- basis
- compiled
- confidence
- probable
- sources
- [book-hammond-1893-history-union]
- married
- date
- 21 Dec 1778
- basis
- compiled
- confidence
- probable
- sources
- [book-hammond-1893-history-union]
Of Union, Connecticut, the son of Sgt. James Enos, its one settling proprietor. He married three times: Rachel, daughter of Deacon William Ward, on 15 July 1746 (she died the next February); Elizabeth White on 7 Mar 1750 (she died in 1777); and Abigail Keyes of Ashford on 21 Dec 1778, who bore him Joseph, Hannah, James and Jonathan when he was nearly sixty and older (source). Stiles notes that he was "prob. the Ens. 2d Co., 5th Regt., 1762," in the last campaigns of the French and Indian War, and "rec'd 100 acres ld. in Vt., 20 June, 1782" (source). His first cousin was Gen. Roger Enos, who settled Enosburgh, Vermont. He was at Union in the 1790 and 1800 censuses.
Research: McMillan, Humphrey-Enos and Bell-Gerow: Notable Connections Research.
---name: Joseph Enosaka: [Joseph Eno, Joseph Enno]sex: maleaccess: publicsummary: >-Of Union, Connecticut, born at Windsor in 1721, a son of Sgt. James Enos, the town's onesettling proprietor. He married three times, the third time, in 1778, Abigail Keyes of Ashford,who bore him four children when he was nearly sixty and older; he was probably an ensign in theFrench and Indian War and was at Union in 1800. Probably the father of Hannah (Enos) Humphrey.born:date: 20 Jan 1721place: "Windsor (Pine Meadow), Connecticut"basis: documentedconfidence: provensources: [book-hammond-1893-history-union, book-stiles-1891-ancient-windsor]note: "\"Joseph Enno born on 20 Jan 1721, child of James, in Pinemeadow, Windsor\" (Connecticut vital records index, FamilySearch QPQH-YLM2, as quoted on WikiTree)."died:date: aft. 1800place: "Union, Connecticut"basis: inferredconfidence: probablesources: [book-hammond-1893-history-union]residences:- date: "1790"place: Union, Connecticutbasis: documentedconfidence: provensources: [book-hammond-1893-history-union]note: "At Union in the censuses of 1790 and 1800."father:id: james-enos-1679basis: documentedconfidence: provensources: [book-hammond-1893-history-union, book-stiles-1891-ancient-windsor]research: research/mcmillan/McMillan_Humphrey_Bell_Connections.mdnote: "His birth record: \"Joseph Enno born on 20 Jan 1721, child of James, in Pinemeadow, Windsor\" (Connecticut vital records index, FamilySearch QPQH-YLM2, as quoted on WikiTree). The History of Union: \"Joseph Enos, son of James.\""mother:name: Hannah Phelpsbasis: compiledconfidence: probablesources: [book-hammond-1893-history-union, book-stiles-1891-ancient-windsor]note: "Married James Enos 15 July 1708; died 13 July 1760, aged 78. Her parents are unknown: Stiles makes her a daughter of Lt. Timothy Phelps, which the Phelps genealogy (1899) disproves; WikiTree has Hannah Birge, widow of Benjamin Phelps (possible)."spouses:- name: Rachel Wardbasis: compiledconfidence: probablesources: [book-hammond-1893-history-union]married:date: 15 Jul 1746basis: compiledconfidence: probablesources: [book-hammond-1893-history-union]- name: Elizabeth Whitebasis: compiledconfidence: probablesources: [book-hammond-1893-history-union]married:date: 7 Mar 1750basis: compiledconfidence: probablesources: [book-hammond-1893-history-union]- id: abigail-keyes-fl1778basis: compiledconfidence: probablesources: [book-hammond-1893-history-union]married:date: 21 Dec 1778basis: compiledconfidence: probablesources: [book-hammond-1893-history-union]---Of Union, Connecticut, the son of Sgt. James Enos, its one settling proprietor. He married three times:Rachel, daughter of Deacon William Ward, on 15 July 1746 (she died the next February); Elizabeth Whiteon 7 Mar 1750 (she died in 1777); and Abigail Keyes of Ashford on 21 Dec 1778, who bore him Joseph,Hannah, James and Jonathan when he was nearly sixty and older ([source](/files/sources/book-hammond-1893-history-union/)). Stiles notesthat he was "prob. the Ens. 2d Co., 5th Regt., 1762," in the last campaigns of the French and IndianWar, and "rec'd 100 acres ld. in Vt., 20 June, 1782" ([source](/files/sources/book-stiles-1891-ancient-windsor/)). His first cousin wasGen. Roger Enos, who settled Enosburgh, Vermont. He was at Union in the 1790 and 1800 censuses.Research: `research/mcmillan/McMillan_Humphrey_Bell_Connections.md`.