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Note: He eventually went to Groton, Massachusetts., with his parents in1668, and remained there till about 1712 , as we find quite a number of land transfers signed by him and wife Joanna from 1699 to 1712. We find him in Canterbury, Connecticut, May 28 1716 where he bought real estate and transferred it the same day to his son Jonathan, with whom he doubtless arranged to live. The birth dates of his older children are not recorded, and it is evident that four other children ought be added to his family , not on the records, for there seems to be no other legitimate place for them among the Cady families of Groton, where the records are sadly lacking in full dates.
From The Ancestors of Edna Frances Cady - John inherited a major part of his father's estate. he resided near Cady's pond located on the Boston Road about a mile southeast of Groton. John, born 16 Jan 1651 married about 1676 to Joanna ???? He went with his parents to Groton in 1668 and remained there till about 1712. He bought real estate in Canterbury, Conn. on 28 May 1716 and transferred it on the same day to his son Jonathan with whom he probably lived in his final years. From Watertown Records 1 st and 2 nd book.- 1650 John Cade the sonn of Nicholas and Judeth Cade borne the 15 th of January.Pg 15. From GROTON AND THE INDIAN WARS by Samuel A. Green He was listed in Groton on July 9. 1707 as enlisting during the Queen Ann's War. He enlisted in Groton in the military during the King William's War. From HISTORY OF WINDHAM COUNTY CONNETICUT by Ellen D. Larned Vol 1 John Cady was one of those who asked authorities to form a new parish between Canterbury and Pomfret because of the difficulty to get to either place . FROM NEW ENDLAND MARRIAGES PRIOR TO 1700 Cady, John 1651 to ? Joanna ? Married abt 1677 Watertown Groton to Canterbury, Ct.
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