Lee of Yorktown. This family, supposed to have been a younger branch of the Lee's of Lee-Magna, Ken-t, England, settled in Nottingham at an early period. William LcC- emigrated from Nottingham to America in 1675, d. 1724. mar. Mary Marvin, and left three sons and seven da. His sons were, Thomas of Long Island, d. s. p. ; Joseph of Long Island, and Richard, who entered the French military service in Canada; d. s. p. Joseph, second son of VV^illiam, had, I. Joseph of Yorktown, d. aet. 77, and left, 1. William, d. aet. 50. 2. Joseph d. at. 50. 3. Abigail d. a?t. 40. 4. Hon. Elijah d. aet.
78, mar. 1st, Concklin, 2d, Brown, 3d, Brown, 4th,
Williamson. 5. Enos d. at 70. 6. Anne mar. Capt. Saml. Haight ; she d. cct. 70. 7. Hannah mar. James Brewer, M. D. ; she d. aet. 70. 8. Phoebe d. aet. 70 ; mar. Daniel Horton. 9. Elizabeth d. jet. 60; mar. Joseph Ingersoll. 10. Sarah d. a;t. 20. II. Thomas of Woodbridge, Cortlandt's Manor,
d. aet. 80 ; left, 1. David d. ajt. 90 ; mar. Young. 2. Peter of Ohio d.
a;t. 80. 3. Paul d. at. 70. 4. Israel of Orange Co. d. aet. 80. 5. Philip, also of Orange Co., d. a;t. 74. 6. William of New Jersey d. aet. 80. 7. Thomas, also of New Jersey. 8. Hannah d. s. p. 9. Phffibe d. s. p. III. John removed from Long Island to Yorktown, W. C. Co., in 1750 ; b. 1726, d. March 12, 1816, mar. Sarah Perine ; she d. July 31, 1796, a;t. 74. Their children were, 1. Thomas d. ast. 40, s. p. 2. John of New Jersey d. aet. 84. 3. Sarah d. aet. 65, mar. John Horton. 4.