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1. From Worldconnect database of Frank Mitchell accessed 13 Feb 2010: "Joseph m. 2) Experience Peck, at Greenwich, CT, daughter of Judea. Joseph had at least five children by Mindwell and 3 other children, by either Mindwell or Experience."
2. The "Lockwood Genealogies" book references a source in it's bibliography which may be of some interest: "Peck Genealogy".
3. FHL book 929.273 R871rg "Ancestry of Long Island and Greenwich 1667-1992," by Rundall, Austin, Brownhill, Parker (poorly punctuated), pp. 475-479:
"Joseph Rundle Sr. 2, William Rundle 1, resided: Greenwich, New Fairfield, Fairfield Co., CT; born: ca 1702 Horseneck, now Greenwich, CT; died: ca June 16, 1778 New Fairfield, Fairfield Co., CT; buried: New Fairfield, Fairfield Co., CT; parents: William Rundle / Abigail Tyler; married 1st: Aug. 15, 1729 Fairfield Co., CT to Mindwell Ferris, born: ca 1710 probably Greenwich, died: ca 1755 prior to Joseph's 2nd marriage, buried: probably New Fairfield, CT, parents: John Ferris / Abigail Haight of Norwalk; married 2nd: May 05, 1756 by Rev. Dan(ie)l Brinsmade to Experience Peck of Judea, n.f.i.; occupation: agriculture; military: Rev. War; religion: Congregational Church of New Fairfield, CT. Children (Rundle)3... [Lists 8 children.]
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5. PROBATE RECORD #4030 Joseph Rundle of New Fairfield, Danbury District, Vol. 3 pg. 240: "Will of Joseph Rundle Sr. naming wf Experience, sons Joseph, William, John and daughters Rhoda, Mindwell, Elizabeth & Leah's heirs; executor Samuel Rundle, Anne & Billie Trowbridge.
"#4030 Date 1778 RUNDEL, Joseph of NEW Fairfield, CT. DANBURY PROBATE DISTRICT, STATE of CONNECTICUT
Fairfield Oct. 19, 1778
We the subscribers appointed by the Court of Probate of the District of Danbury to set out to Experience Rundle the Widow of Joseph Rundle late of New Fairfield, dec'd Her dowry in the estate of her late husband being sworn as the law directs = have performed the same in the following manner = Wee Set off to the said Widow during her natural life one piece of land = Bounded as followeth beginning at the Widow Mary Ladocks north east corner by the highway then Southwardly and easterly by the sd Widow Ladocks Land to Eliphalet Brushes Land then Southwardly by sd Brush to a heap of stones in the Line Being the North West corner bound, of a pease of land belonging to the above sd estate then Easterly twenty rods to a heap of stones then southwardly eighteen rods, to a heap of stones in sd Brushes Line then easterly by sd Brushes line to the highway then by highway to the first bounds, begun at Containing about seven acors and a half together with the Barn - Set att = Lb 22 = 6 = 8 also Six acor, Lying adjoyning the Dwelling House together with the House and all the Privileges then belonging Sett att LB 13 = 0 = Being the one third part of the whole of the real estate of sd deceased/ Zachus Brush, Daniel Smith, Eliphalet Brush.
In the Court of Danbury for the District of Danbury June __th 1778 William Runnel one of the Executors of the last Will and Testament of Joseph Runnel late of New Fairfield Deceased hay ing applied to this Court for ___ ___ persons to be appointed to set off to Experience Runnel widow of the said deceased her dower in said real estate of the said deceased. This Court Doth thereupon appoint Capt. Zachus Brush, Lieut. Daniel Smith, and Eliphalet Brush all of Freehold in New Fairfield aforesaid to set out and ascertain to the said Experience her Dowry according to Law in the estate of her late husband Joseph, Danbury June 16, 1778. Joseph P. Cooke Judge..."
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