668–669.  Samuel Alling was baptized the New Haven Colony on Tuesday, November 4, 1645, and died in New Haven, Connecticut Colony, on August 28, 1709. His name is sometimes given as Samuel Allen. Elizabeth Winston was born in New Haven Colony on Tuesday, December 11, 1649, and died in New Haven on December 8, 1682. They were married in New Haven on Thursday, October 24, 1667. She took the name Elizabeth Alling. He is the son of Roger and Mary (Nash) Alling. She is the daughter of John and Elizabeth (Austin) Winston. They had six children:

i. Samuel Alling was born in New Haven on October 16, 1668, and died in 1732. He lived in Newark, New Jersey. He married Sarah Curry.
ii. John Alling was born in New Haven on March 27, 1671, and died on April 23, 1734. He lived in Elizabeth, New Jersey. He married Abigail Grannis in New Haven on March 20, 1688/9; she was the daughter of Edward and Hannah (Wakefield) Grannis.
iii. James Alling was born in New Haven on July 29, 1673, and died in Waterbury, Connecticut Colony, on March 17, 1752. He married Abigail Peck; she was born on March 6, 1673/4, in Waterbury, the daughter of Eleazer and Mary (Bunnell) Peck.
iv. Roger Alling was born in New Haven on December 9, 1675, and died on May 2, 1676.
v. Roger Alling was born in New Haven on July 28, 1677, and died in April, 1759. On February 5, 1707/8, in New Haven, he married Susanna Holt, the daughter of Eleazer and Tabitha (Thomas) Holt; she died June 4, 1712. His second wife was Ruth S___ who died September 8, 1764.
vi. Theophilus Alling was born in New Haven on February 17, 1679, and died in 1757. He lived in East Haven. His first wife was Lydia Smith, the daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (Patterson) Smith. She was born March 24, 1685, in New Haven. His second wife was Elizabeth Chidsey, daughter of Ebenezer and Pricilla (Thompson) Chidsey. She was born on February 6, 1692/3, and was the widow of William Bradley (not the Wm. of this genealogy).

His second marriage was to Sarah Chedsey in New Haven on Friday, October 26, 1683. She took the name Sarah Alling. She was born in New Haven Colony on Wednesday, October 12, 1653. She is the daughter of John and Elizabeth (_____) Chedsey. They had five children:

i. Sarah Allen was born in New Haven on January 17, 1685/6, and died in New Haven on November 27, 1761. She married David Punderson on 27 Dec 1716.
ii. Daniel Alling was baptized in New Haven on April 8, 1688, and died in 1756. He married Rebecca Cooper on 10 Jan 1712. She was baptized on August 24, 1689, in New Haven, daughter of John and Mary (Thompson) Cooper; she died on January 2, 1770, in New Haven.
iii. Elizabeth Allen was born in New Haven in November, 1691, and died on April 5, 1767. Her first marriage was to John Morris on 24 Dec 1713, in New Haven. Her second marriage was to Isaac Dickerman on June 12, 1754.
iv. Caleb Alling [#334]: He was born in New Haven on September 7, 1694, baptized in New Haven on September 9, 1694, and died in New Haven on December 19, 1756.
v. Esther Alling was born in New Haven on January 10, 1697, and died in Stanford, New York, on August 15, 1776. She married Samuel Thompson on 20 Jan 1718/9.

Samuel signed the New Haven Colony Contract in 1639. He was a blacksmith. He died without a will and on October 20, 1709, his wife, Sarah, was appointed administratrix, and Joseph Moss (his sister Mary's husband) and John Punderson (son-in-law of David and Damaris (Sayre) Atwater) were appointed appraisers. His estate was inventoried at £526 7s and was distributed as follows. Samuel the eldest received a double portion of £96 and Roger the third had already received his share. The remaining eight children received £48 each. In addition, John was given a right to the in the homestead on the corner of Church and Center Streets in New Haven, two acres in the meadows at West Side, one acre in town, and eight acres near Roger's Farm (Allingtown). Daniel and Caleb received land at Oyster Point. In 1711, Caleb and Esther chose their mother as their guardian.

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