M, #2386, b. 15 September 1692, d. 16 February 1759
| Note | | Benjamin Hoyt Lt. Hayt, of Norwalk, July 7, 1713, for 27 pounds, one hald the right of Jonathan. |
| Note | | He Rockwell in Ridgefield township, which was one twentyninth of all other in. |
| Note | | He the land of the Indians. From the Ridgefiedld records we learn that "Benj. |
| Note | | He field, 12 miles north of Norwalk, where he afterwards resided. His descendants. |
| Note | | He say that he gave his coat and hat towards his part of the pay in perchasing. |
| Note | | He 12, 1759, proved March 19, 1759; Abel Hayt, a witness. Inventory estimated. |
| Note | | He at 1,023 pounds. |
| Note | | He taxed for 116 pounds and 104 pounds. Will recorded at Danbury, dated Feb. |
| Note | | He '43, by which he and the other proprietors, of Ridgefield, CT, sell land in. |
| Note | | He "Oblong." He is called "Ensigh" on the records in 1741, and "Lt." in '45. |
| Note | | He from a window and hide in a corn bin, where he lay till morning. Then, find-. |
| Note | | He ing all gone but the slain, he wished he had been taken with the others. |
| Note* | | He Benjamin was about 11 years old when Deerfield was attacked. Tradition. |
| Note | | He says that, hearing the screams in the night, his fright led him to jump. |
| Note | | He some tilme wil;th his father's relatives. Perhaps he may have been in both. |
| Note | | He places. Aterwards, he with 20 or 30 others commenced a settlemant at Ridge-. |
| Note | | He Some accounts say that he removed with his mother, after return, to Walling-. |
| Note | | He ford, CT. Others state that he went to Norwalk, CT, and remained there for. |
| Birth* | 15 September 1692 | He was born on 15 September 1692. |
| Death* | 16 February 1759 | He died on 16 February 1759 at age 66. |