Euro-American

 Thomas Bird was a colonist from Farmington, Connecticut.  In 1687, he purchased land st Indian Neck from Shrowashk, a Tunxis woman.

Abigail Stanley was the daughter of Timothy and Elizabeth Stanley of Hartford, Connecticut, and the wife of Samuel Cowles.  Find A Grave (Memento Mori Cemetery, Farmington, CT).

Deacon Samuel Cowles was the son of Samuel Cowles and Abigail Stanley of Farmington, Connecticut, and husband of Rachel Porter.  Find A Grave (Christian Lane Cemetery, Kensington, CT).

Thomas Cowles was the son of Samuel Cowles and Rachel Porter of Farmington, Connecticut, and the husband of Martha Judd.  Find A Grave (Christian Lane Cemetery, Kensington, CT).

Samuel Cowles (1639-April 17, 1691) was the son of John and Hannah Cowles of Hartford, Connecticut, and the husband of Abigail Stanley.  Find A Grave (Memento Mori Cemetery, Farmington, CT)

John Hooker was the son of John Hooker and Abigail Stanley of Farmington, Connecticut.  A businessman, he served as the town's justice of the peace.  Hooker died at Kensington on on August 3, 1766.  Edward Hooker, The Descendants of Thomas Hooker, 36

Edward Hooker (1785-1846) was the son of Colonel Noadiah Hooker and Rebecca Griswold of Farmington, Connecticut, and the husband of Elisabeth Daggett.  After graduating from Yale in 1805, Hooker studied law in South Carolina.  Three years later he became a tutor at Yale and was appointed clerk of the faculty.  After marrying his wife, they removed to Farmington where Hooker looked after the family farm and his father's business/    Afterwards he turned his home into a successful collegiate school.  He later pursued literary studies, public affairs, and scienti

Anna Goodwin was the wife of Ebenezer Mix of Farmington, Connecticut and the mother of John Mix.