Diodemia Knowlton

Maybe spelled Deidema. She was a great Bible student and could repeat from memory many chapters of the Bible. She was also a poetess. She lived to be nearly 100 years old and was blind many years before her death.

daughter of Stephen Chubb and Rebecca Nash (1723 CT--1763)
granddaughter of Moses Nash (1696 MA--1760 CT) and Rebecca Graves (1700 MA--1743 CT)
great-granddaughter of John Nash (1667 MA--1743 CT) and Elizabeth Kellogg (1673 MA--1750 CT)
great-great-granddaughter of Timothy Nash (1626-1699) and Rebecca Stone (1636-1709)
3rd-great-granddaughter of Thomas Nash (1589 England--1658 CT) and Margery Baker (1596 England--1657 CT)
4th-great-granddaughter of Nicholas Baker (1568 England--1632 CT) and Mary Hodgett (b 1569 England)
3rd-great-granddaughter of Samuel Stone (1602 England--1663 CT) and Hope Fletcher (b 1605 England). Samuel is also the direct ancestor of actress Kyra Sedgwick.
great-great-granddaughter of Joseph Kellogg (1626 England--1707 MA) and Abigail Martha Terry (1646 CT--1726 CT). They are also the direct ancestors of brothers Will Keith Kellogg and John Harvey Kellogg of Kellogg's Cereal.
3rd-great-granddaughter of Stephen Terry and Elizabeth Hardy
great-granddaughter of John Graves (1653 CT--1730 MA) and Sarah White (1661 CT--1741)
great-great-granddaughter of John Graves (1622 England--1677 MA) and Mary Smith (1628 England--1671 MA)
great-great-granddaughter of John White and Sarah Bunce

Annals of Winchester, CT

By John Boyd

P284 Stephen Knowlton, Jr., from Chatham, brother-in-law of Ebenezer Rowley, bought and lived on the farm in South Street, next south of Mr. Rowley's farm, in a house now torn down, afterward bought and occupied by Samuel Camp. He migrated to Western New York in 1804. He married February 1, 1780, Deidamia Chubb. (Children listed are Rachel, Calvin, Deadamia, Laura, Stephen, Samuel.)