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23. John ACKLEY Jr
was born about 1700 in East Haddam, Middlesex , Connecticut.4,5 Lds puts birth
date ca 1699 and ca 1701
Birth records: United States/Europe 900-1880 as ca 1701 He was living about
1736 in East Haddam, Middlesex , Connecticut.74
He was living about 1739 in Hebron, Tolland , Connecticut.74 He was living about 1742 in New York.74 He.75
John was a Loyalist during the Revolution
NEW YORK IN THE REVOLUTION
To the Right Honorable, Richard, Lord Viscount Howe-of the Kingdom of Ireland-
And to His Excellency the Honorable William Howe Esq.' General of his Majesty's
Sources in America; the King's Commissioners for restoring Peace to his Majesties
Colonies in North America- Your Excellencies, by your declaration, bearing date
July ~4th, 1776, having dignified, that the King is desirous to deliver
his American Subjects from the Calamities of War and other Oppressions which
they now undergo; and to restore the Colonies to his protection and peace
-and by a subsequent Declaration, dated Sep, 19th 1776, having also been
pleased to express your desire to Confer with his Majesty's well
affected subjects, upon the means of restoring the public Tranquility and
establishing a permanent union with every Colony, as a part of the British Empire.-We
Therefore, whose names are hereunto Subscribed, Inhabitants of the City
and County of New York, in the province of New York, reflecting with the tenderest
emotions of Gratitude on this Instance of his Majesty's paternal Goodness; and
encouraged by the Affectionate manner in which his Majesties gracious purpose
hath been conveyed to us by your Excellencies, who have thereby evinced that
Humanity, is inseparable from that true Magnanimity and those enlarged
sentiments which forms the molt Shining Characters-beg leave to represent to
your Excellencies- That we bear true allegiance to our Rightful Sovereign
George the Third as well as warm affection to his sacred person Crown and Dignity.-That
we Esteem the constitutional Supremacy of Great Britain, over these Colonies,
and other depending parts of his Majesties dominions, as Essential to the
Union, Security, and Welfare, of the whole Empire, and sincerely lament the Interruption
of that Harmony, which formerly subsisted between the Parent State and
these her Colonies-That many of the Loyal Citizens have been driven away by the
Calamities of War and the Spirit of Persecution which lately prevailed; or sent
to New England, and other distant Parts We therefore hoping that the sufferings
which our absent fellow citizens undergo for their Attachment to the Royal Cause
may plead in their behalf; humbly pray that Your Excellencies would be pleased
on these our dutiful representations to Restore this City & County to his
Majesty's Protection and Peace
New York Oct 16th 1776
LIST OF SIGNERS.
Haob Aaron, John Abeel, Abm. J. Abramse, Philip Ackert,2 Jeremiah Ackley, John
Ackley, Abraham Adams, Edward Agar, Ernest Aimes, Jeronimus Akemsen, Stephen
Allen, Thomas Allen, George Alliew, Robert Allison, Jeronemus Aistyne, John Aistyne,
James Amar, John Amer In Dec 1742 John deeded away his share to his fathers
land rights in E Haddam, at that time he called himself late of Cornwall in Hartford
Co., CT, it is presumed he moved over the state line to NY. John ACKLEY Jr
and Lydia MOTT were married about 1739 in East Haddam, Middlesex , Connecticut.5 LDS also lists marriage place as
Hebron, Tolland Co., CT Lydia MOTT was born on 22 Mar
1706 in Lyme, New London , Connecticut.29,43 She died on 2 Jan 1762 in East
Haddam, Middlesex , Connecticut.29,43 John ACKLEY Jr and Lydia MOTT
had the following children:
71 | i. | ? ACKLEY was born about 1740 in Colchester,
New London , Connecticut.43 | +72 | ii. | John ACKLEY III. | 73 | iii. | Silas ACKLEY was born on 25 Aug 1754
in Colchester, New London , Connecticut.5,26 He Enlisted in the military on
18 May 177576 He was dicharged
from the military on 17 Dec 177576
He served in the military the Revolutionary War in East Haddam, Middlesex ,
Connecticut.76 |
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