In brief

Born 1702 (recorded as February 29, a date that did not exist that year). She married October 20, 1726, in Simsbury, Connecticut. She died November 23, 1760.

Family

Spouse
m. 1726

Children

  • Mary Eno · in this line
    b. Abt. 1732
    m. Abel Phelps, April 2, 1752, in Simsbury, Connecticut
  • Deborah Eno
    b. Abt. 1734
    m. Moses Granger, April 17, 1755, in Simsbury, Connecticut
    d. September 6, 1775, in Simsbury, Connecticut
  • Hannah Eno
    b. Abt. 1737
    m. Thomas Hawley around 1759
  • Sarah Eno
    b. c. 1742
    m. Asahel Holcomb, February 3, 1764, in Simsbury, Connecticut
    d. Abt. 1770 in East Granby, Connecticut
  • Ann Eno
  • Roger Eno
  • Jonathan Eno
  • Abigail Eno

Siblings

  • William Gillett
    b. September 1, 1700
    d. July 1736
  • Jonathan Gillett
    b. October 1, 1701
    d. 1719
  • Richard Gillett
    b. 1705
    d. 1709
  • Eunice Gillett
    m. David Gaines in December 1728

Life story

A Widow's Own Will

Mary Gillett was born in 1702 (the record gives February 29, a date that did not exist that year), daughter of William Gillett, and married David Eno in Simsbury, Connecticut, in October 1726. When David died without a will, Mary was granted administration of his estate in September 1746. She wrote her own will in October 1758 and died November 23, 1760.

Sources (2)
  1. Douglas C. Richardson, The Eno and Enos Family in America (1973); digital images, Ancestry (https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/16006/images/dvm_GenMono002712-00001-0 : accessed 4 July 2026).
  2. Bertha Bortle Beal Aldridge, Gillette Families including some of the Descendants of the immigrants Jonathan Gillet and Nathan Gillet (Victor, New York (Bertha Bortle Beal Aldrige, 1955); digital images, Internet Archive (https://archive.org/details/gilletgillettgil00aldr : accessed 23 July 2026).