Die Geschichte der Smith-, Partridge-, Treat-, Woodruff- und Lowry-Familien wurde am 16. September in Wethersheld geboren und starb 13. September. Im Mai 1714 ernannte er I.nsign von der South Companv, InWethersheld Train Band, und im Mai wurde er zum Leutnant ernannt. Er heiratet Mary, Tochter des Capten Joshua Robbins. Der Vater von Joseph Treat war Lieut.James Treat. Ltaut. James Treat w.is bnrn in ritninster, Kncjl.ind, 1624; ilieil 1-tbru-ary 12, 170S. Er wms zählte als Trooprr, 165S, gewählt Lieut, des Riain Llanu, 1679 auf und nahm am Indianerkrieg Teil. Er war konstabil, 16

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Ancestral and revolutionary history of the Smith, Partridge, Treat, Woodruff and Lowry families . born at Wethersheld about 16S0; died Sept. 13, 1756. In .May, 1714, he vas appointed I.nsign of the South Companv, inWethersheld Train Band, and in .May was commissioned Lieutenant. He marriedMary, daughter of Capt. Joshua Robbins. The father of Joseph Treat was Lieut.James Treat. Lteut. James Treat w.is bnrn in ritniinster, Kncjl.ind, in 1624; ilieil 1-tbru-ary 12, 170S. He wms listed as a trooprr, 165S, elected Lieut, of the riain Llanu, 1679, and took part in the Indian War. He was constable, 16S2: deputy to theGeneral Court, 1672-1707; Justice of the Peace from Hartford County, 169S-170S;member of the Governors Council, 1696-7-S. In 16S5 he and others received apatent contninin- title to the townsliip of Wetherstield. He was the son ofRichard, the ancestor. Richard Treat, the American ancestor of this family, son of Robert, son ofRichard, son of William, son of John, 145S, was born in Pitminster, Somerset, England, 1584. It is supposed that he belonged to the Saltonstall colony that. REV. JOHN SMITH. came over in 1630. He was an original settler of Wethersfield, and was in 1663-4a member of Gov. Winthrops Council; was patentee of the colony, his nameappearing in the charter. He was a chosen deputy to the General Court in 1644, and was annually elected for fourteen years; elected assistant magistrate eighttimes, from March ir, 1647-8 to 1655. October 25, 1644. he and Mr. Wells werethe committee for Wethersfield to raise money for maintaining schools at Cam-bridge. He married, April 27, 1615, Alice, daughter of Hugh Gaylord. Josiah Smith, by his wife. Mary Treat (daughter of Joseph, son of Lieut.James, son of Richard), had a sow. James. 5 James Smith, son of Josiah and Mary (TreaO Smith, was born in Wethers-field. January 20, 1736 ; died February 20, 1S32. He married, first, Sarah Hanmer, March 14, 17S0: she cHed April Il. 1800. He married, second, Mrs. Jerusha (Dix)Wrigh