1960. 86p.

Ruth Knapp, born on January 6, 1640, married Joseph Ferris in 1657 and later moved to Stamford, Connecticut. Together, they had several children, including John, Peter, and James. After Joseph's passing, Ruth remarried Samuel Peck on November 27, 1685, and she died on September 17, 1745.

Nicholas Knapp was a significant figure in the early 1600s, owning land and participating in local governance. His contributions helped shape the community during its formative years. The Knapp family lineage continued to influence the area through various descendants.

The Coutant family, known for their Huguenot heritage, has maintained a presence in New Rochelle, with descendants still residing on the original estates. This family's history reflects the broader narrative of migration and settlement in early America, showcasing the intertwining of personal and communal histories.