Robert Augur

Other Events and Attributes:

• Immigration: Abt 1668, New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut; This date is established by the following Colonial Record, where his uncle, Nicolas, states his proposed emigration: At a Town Meeting in New Haven, Feb. 7, 1668, Mr. Davenport came into the meeting and spoke concerning the establishment of a Grammar or Collegiate School as designed by the bequest of Mr. Hopkins. He wished to know whether the people desired to send their sons to such a school, and asked those present to express themselves. Upon which Roger Ailing declared his purpose to bring up one of his sons to learning; also Thomas Trowbridge, David Atwater and others. Mr. Augur (Nicholas) said he intended to send for a kinsman from England. This kinsman probably was Robert, and he may have attended Hopkins Grammar School, which was established soon after that meeting.
• Freeman: 1674, East Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut
• Land/House: 23 Nov 1707, New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut; One sixth of a parcel of land in the precincts of New Haven near Mr. Yale?s farm known by the name of Mr. Gilbert?s third division, which tract was granted and laid out for Mathew Gilbert, 160 acres be it more or less,?? etc. Signed Her Mary ( M ) Augur. John Augur.

Robert married Mary Guilbert on 20 Nov 1673 in New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut. Mary (daughter of Deputy Governor Matthew Guilbert and Jane) was born on 11 Jun 1651; was christened on 22 Jun 1651; died on 19 Feb 1731 in East Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Esther Augur was born on 19 Oct 1677.
2. John Augur was born on 26 Nov 1678; died in young.
3. Ann Augur was born on 14 Nov 1682.
4. Mary Augur was born in 1683; died in young.
5. John Augur was born on 16 Nov 1686 in East Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut; died on 30 Oct 1726 in East Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut.

John married Ann [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]