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2 TITL SHERMAN EDDY TREE
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1 NAME OLIVE AMTIONETTE /WELLS/
2 DISPLAY OLIVE AMTIONETTE WELLS
2 GIVN OLIVE
2 MIDDLE AMTIONETTE
2 SURN WELLS
1 POSITION -15730,-1910
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -15810,-1854,-15649,-2016
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 4 OCT 1799
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1870
2 NOTE Wells, Olive   
3 CONT Father: Wells , Elisha    
3 CONT Birth Date: 4 October 1799 
3 CONT State: RI  
3 CONT Country: USA  
3 CONT D. AT BRUNSWICK NY
3 CONT Name: Olive Wells 
3 CONT Death Date: 1845 
3 CONT City: Brunswick  
3 CONT State: NY  
3 CONT Country: USA  
3 CONT NO TO DEATH DATE ACCORDING TO CENSUS!  MORE LIKE MINNISOTA AFTER 1870
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT  Jane Eddy b: Aft 1821 in Brunswick NY
2 CONT  Elisha Eddy b: Aft 1821 in Brunswick NY
2 CONT  Luther Eddy b: Aft 1821 in Brunswick NY
2 CONT  Charles Eddy b: Aft 1821 in Brunswick NY
2 CONT  Mary Eddy b: Aft 1821 in Brunswick NY
2 CONT  Jeanette Eddy b: Aft 1821
2 CONT  Olive Eddy b: Aft 1821 in Brunswick NY
2 CONT  John Sherman Eddy b: 18 Oct 1828 in Brunswick NY
2 CONT ******************************************
2 CONT 2 Olive Wells b: 4 Oct 1799 d: 1845
2 CONT       + Luther Eddy b: 1776 d: 1857
2 CONT         3 Jane Eddy b: Aft 1821
2 CONT           +  Hanaman
2 CONT         3 Elisha Eddy b: Aft 1821
2 CONT         3 Luther Eddy b: Aft 1821
2 CONT           + Maggie Slater
2 CONT         3 Charles Eddy b: Aft 1821
2 CONT         3 Mary Eddy b: Aft 1821
2 CONT           +  Chamberlain
2 CONT         3 Jeanette Eddy b: Aft 1821
2 CONT         3 Olive Eddy b: Aft 1821
2 CONT           + Calvin S. Uline
2 CONT         3 John Sherman Eddy b: 18 Oct 1828 d: 11 Jul 1915
2 CONT           + Mary Thankful Collins b: 13 Nov 1829 d: 7 Jan 1917
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
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1 FAMC @fam04723@
1 FAMS @fam05481@
0 @ind09709@ INDI
1 NAME LUTHER /EDDY/
2 DISPLAY LUTHER EDDY
2 GIVN LUTHER
2 SURN EDDY
1 POSITION -28260,-1850
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -28325,-1794,-28194,-1931
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1776
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1857
2 NOTE census 1850 brunswick NY  shows him 76 so birthdate more like 1774 not
3 CONC  1776 as shown in Eddy book
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam05481@
1 FAMC @fam04730@
0 @ind09711@ INDI
1 NAME MOLLY MARY /WILLMARTH/
2 DISPLAY MOLLY MARY WILLMARTH
2 GIVN MOLLY
2 MIDDLE MARY
2 SURN WILLMARTH
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2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -10743,-1584,-10596,-1746
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 18 JUN 1770
2 NOTE Born: 18 Aug 1770 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00020@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 15 MAR 1853
2 NOTE Mary Molly Wilmarth 
3 CONT Born: 18 Aug 1770 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children 
2 CONT Francis Wells  M 1789     
2 CONT Lucy Wells  F 1791     
2 CONT Hester Wells  M 1793     
2 CONT Ruth Wells  F 1795     
2 CONT Rufus Wells  M 1797 in Cheshire, [county], Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Olive Wells  F 1799     
2 CONT Henry Wilmarth Wells  M 1801     
2 CONT Hannah Wells  F 1804     
2 CONT Elisha Brown Wells  M 1806     
2 CONT Rodman H Wells  M 1808 in [city], [county], Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONT ****************************************
2 CONT Children
2 CONT  Francis WELLS b: 1789
2 CONT  Lucy WELLS b: 1791
2 CONT  Hester WELLS b: 1793
2 CONT  Ruth WELLS b: 1795
2 CONT  Rufus WELLS b: 1797 in Cheshire, MA
2 CONT  Olive WELLS b: 1799
2 CONT  Henry Wilmarth WELLS b: 1801
2 CONT  Hannah WELLS b: 1804
2 CONT  Elisha Brown WELLS b: 1806
2 CONT  Rodman H. WELLS b: 1808 in MA
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
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1 FAMS @fam04723@
1 FAMC @fam04760@
0 @ind09713@ INDI
1 NAME DEVOTION ***REV*** /EDDY/
2 DISPLAY DEVOTION ***REV*** EDDY
2 GIVN DEVOTION
2 MIDDLE ***REV***
2 SURN EDDY
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2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
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1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 8 SEP 1734
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 9 JUN 1813
2 NOTE B. IN SWANSEA 
3 CONT  D. AT PITTSTOWN NY
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Devotion Eddy, was one of the earliest settlers of Pittstown, taking u
2 CONC p some four hundred acres in the southwest part, and including the lan
2 CONC ds now owned and occupied by Charles H. Barry, Esq. The Eddy family fo
2 CONC r many years was a prominent family of Pittstown. 
2 CONT **********************************
2 CONT Annuttaliga Chapter PATRIOTS
2 CONT LISTS DEVOTION EDDY AS A PATRIOT AND LISTS HIS REV WAR SERVICE UNDER M
2 CONC ASSACHUSETTS
2 CONT **********************************
2 CONT Devotion moved to Groton, Ct with his parents.
2 CONT He was first a farmmer then became interested in shipping. During the 
2 CONC revolution it is alledged that he owned several privateers that assite
2 CONC d in the cause greatly. He appears on the land records until 1781. The
2 CONC y had a number of children including Gilbert b. Jan 23, 1761,
2 CONT Tisdale b. abt 1762,
2 CONT Sherman b. abt 1765 he m. Abby Thurber they lived in Schaghticoke NY.
2 CONT Elizabeth b. Mar 16 1767 d, 1868 Pittstown NY. On her one hundredth bi
2 CONC rthday she recounted to a newspaper (the Rhode Island Mercery Mar 21 1
2 CONC 867) the buring of New London by the British in 1781 which she witness
2 CONC ed at age 11 from her fathers Ox Cart.
2 CONT Robert b. 1769
2 CONT John b. 10 Jun 1772
2 CONT Russell b. 1774
2 CONT Luther b. 1776
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1 FAMC @fam04943@
0 @ind09717@ INDI
1 NAME  MARCELLA MERCIE /SHERMAN/
2 DISPLAY  MARCELLA MERCIE SHERMAN
2 GIVN  MARCELLA
2 MIDDLE MERCIE
2 SURN SHERMAN
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2 Z 120
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1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 27 AUG 1739
2 NOTE Life Events
3 CONT 1739 
3 CONT Birth
3 CONT  Born in Swansea, , Ma.
3 CONT 27 Aug 1739
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Swansea, , Ma.
3 _XREF @place00062@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 29 SEP 1834
2 PLAC Raymertown, Rensselaer Co., NY
3 _XREF @place00060@
2 DISPOSITION 
3 PLAC Eddy Farm Cem., Raymertown, Rensselaer Co., NY
4 _XREF @place00061@
2 NOTE . Mercie Sherman was born Abt 1739, and died 2 Sep 1834 in USA.  
3 CONT ********************************************
3 CONT 1834 
3 CONT Age: 95
3 CONT  Died in Raymertown, Rensselaer Co., NY
3 CONT 29 Sep 1834
3 CONT  Burial
3 CONT Location: Eddy Farm Cem., Raymertown, Rensselaer Co., NY 
3 CONT 
3 CONT A
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children of Mercie Sherman are: 
2 CONT    i. Gilbert Eddy was born 23 Jan 1761 in possibly Swansea MA, and di
2 CONC ed 27 May 1848. He married Prudence Avery Bef 1787, daughter of Jacob 
2 CONC Avery and Sylvia Eddy. She was born Bet 1771 and 1774 in Groton CT, an
2 CONC d died in USA.  
2 CONT 22.   ii. Robert Eddy was born 1769, and died 18 Oct 1846 in Wisconsin
2 CONC . He married Rachel Abbott in USA. She was born 1774, and died 20 Dec 
2 CONC 1846 in Missouri.  
2 CONT     iii. Tisdale Eddy was born Abt 1762 in USA, and died 1828 in Pitts
2 CONC town NY. He married Elizabeth Button in USA. She died in USA.  
2 CONT     iv. Sherman Eddy was born Abt 1765, and died 30 Jun 1829 in Brunsw
2 CONC ick NY. He married Betsey Thurber, daughter of Edward Thurber and Abig
2 CONC ail Eddy. She was born 20 Jan 1770 in Swansea MA, and died 25 Aug 1830
2 CONC  in Champlain NY.  
2 CONT     v. Elizabeth Eddy was born 16 Mar 1767, and died 1868 in Pittstown
2 CONC  NY. She married Thomas Williams in USA. He died in USA.  
2 CONT     vi. John Eddy was born 10 Jun 1772, and died 1 Jun 1825 in Brunswi
2 CONC ck NY. 
2 CONT     vii. Russell Eddy was born 1774 in USA, and died in USA. 
2 CONT     viii. Luther Eddy was born 1776, and died 1857 in Brunswick NY. He
2 CONC  married Olive Wells 19 Dec 1821 in Pownal VT, daughter of Elisha Well
2 CONC s and Molly. She was born 4 Oct 1799, and died 1845 in Brunswick NY.  
2 CONT ************************************************
2 CONT Children: 
2 CONT  Gilbert  
2 CONT  Tisdale  
2 CONT  Sherman  
2 CONT  Elizabeth  
2 CONT  Robert  
2 CONT  John  
2 CONT  Russell  
2 CONT  Luther  
2 CONT ****************************
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT  
2 CONT Name Sex Birth   
2 CONT GILBERT EDDY M 23 JAN 1761    
2 CONT TISDALE EDDY M ABOUT 1762    
2 CONT SHERMAN EDDY M ABOUT 1765    
2 CONT ELIZABETH EDDY F 16 MAR 1767    
2 CONT ROBERT EDDY M 1769    
2 CONT JOHN EDDY M 10 JUN 1772    
2 CONT RUSSELL EDDY M 1774    
2 CONT LUTHER EDDY M 1776    
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
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1 FAMC @fam07954@
0 @ind09718@ INDI
1 NAME ELISHA /WELLS/
2 DISPLAY ELISHA WELLS
2 GIVN ELISHA
2 SURN WELLS
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2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -20375,-1634,-20244,-1771
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1767
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1822
2 NOTE Elisha Wells 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1767
3 CONT    
3 CONT Died:  1822
3 CONT  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04723@
1 FAMC @fam04817@
0 @ind09720@ INDI
1 NAME RUTH /KENDRICK/
2 DISPLAY RUTH KENDRICK
2 GIVN RUTH
2 SURN KENDRICK
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2 Z 120
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2 BOUNDARYRECT -14185,-804,-14054,-941
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 16 FEB 1649
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 16 FEB 1707
2 NOTE Ruth Kendrick 
3 CONT Born:  16 Feb 1649
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  16 Feb 1707??????
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children 
2 CONT Ruth Willmarth  F 5 Oct 1673 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Mehitable Willmarth  F 19 Jun 1675 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONC , USA    
2 CONT Nathaniel Wilmarth  M 29 Dec 1677 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts,
2 CONC  USA    
2 CONT Dorothy Wilmarth  F 26 Aug 1680 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT Sarah Willmarth  F 21 Dec 1682 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT John Wilmarth  M 11 Dec 1685 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Mercy Wilmarth  F 3 May 1689 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Noah Wilmarth  M 5 May 1691 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00349@
1 FAMS @fam04731@
1 FAMC @fam04732@
0 @ind09721@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /WILMARTH/
2 DISPLAY JOHN WILMARTH
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN WILMARTH
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2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -15307,-804,-15172,-941
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1656
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1719
2 NOTE John Wilmarth 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1656
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  1719
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04731@
1 FAMC @fam04733@
0 @ind09722@ INDI
1 NAME RUTH  /BOWEN/
2 DISPLAY RUTH  BOWEN
2 GIVN RUTH 
2 SURN BOWEN
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2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -14055,-604,-13924,-741
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1629
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 31 OCT 1638
2 NOTE Ruth Bowen 
3 CONT Born:  1629
3 CONT Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  31 Oct 1688
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Thomas Kendrick  M 23 Jan 1647 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Ruth Kendrick  F 16 Feb 1649 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Sarah Kendrick  F 12 Apr 1652 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Isaac Kendrick  M 12 Feb 1654 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Mary Kendrick  F 16 Jun 1659 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Elizabeth Kendrick  F 12 Dec 1661 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts,
2 CONC  USA    
2 CONT Abraham Kendrick  M 19 May 1665 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00402@
1 FAMS @fam04732@
1 FAMC @fam04734@
0 @ind09723@ INDI
1 NAME GEORGE /KENDRICK/
2 DISPLAY GEORGE KENDRICK
2 GIVN GEORGE
2 SURN KENDRICK
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2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -14655,-604,-14524,-741
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1622
2 NOTE orn:  abt 1622
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 PLAC Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00020@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1727
2 PLAC Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00020@
2 NOTE George Kendrick 
3 CONT Died:  1727
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04732@
1 FAMC @fam04735@
0 @ind09724@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /BLISS/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH BLISS
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN BLISS
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2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -14998,-604,-14861,-741
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 19 SEP 1616
2 NOTE born September 9, 1615 in Daventry, Northampshire, England; 
2 PLAC Daventry, Northampshire, England;
3 _XREF @place00099@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE FEB 1675
2 PLAC Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00020@
2 NOTE Died:  Feb 1676
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  ELIZABETH BLISS, . 
2 CONT Children
2 CONT Children of THOMAS WILLMARTH and ELIZABETH BLISS are: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    i.   Timothy Willmarth, born Aft. 1658 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co, MA;
2 CONC  married Mary (wife of Timothy Willmarth ) Bef. 1675. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    ii.   John Willmarth, born 1642 in ? Coventry, England; died 1719; 
2 CONC married (1) Ruth Kendrick February 6, 1670/71 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co,
2 CONC  MA; married (2) Hannah Tyler October 4, 1708. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    iii.   Nathaniel Willmarth, born 1646 in ? Coventry, England; died 
2 CONC Bef. November 12, 1676 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co, MA. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    iv.   Elizabeth Willmarth, born February 4, 1646/47 in Briantree, M
2 CONC A; died 1715; married Jonathan Fuller December 14, 1664. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    v.   Mary Willmarth, born April 4, 1647 in Braintree, MA; married J
2 CONC onathan Fuller April 14, 1664 in Rehoboth, MA. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    vi.   Daniel Willmarth, born 1648 in ? Coventry, England; died Bef.
2 CONC  November 23, 1676 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co, MA. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT   2838 vii.   THOMAS (WILMOT)(WILLMOUTH) WILLMARTH , JR., born Abt. 16
2 CONC 50 in ? Coventry, England; died Bef. May 13, 1694 in Rehoboth, Bristol
2 CONC  Co, MA; married MARY ROBINSON June 7, 1674 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co, M
2 CONC A. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    viii.   Jonathan Willmarth, born 1658 in Braintree, MA; married Est
2 CONC her Peck December 29, 1860 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co, MA. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT *****************************************
2 CONT Elizabeth Wilmarth  F 4 Apr 1647 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, 
2 CONC USA    
2 CONT Daniel Wilmarth  M 1648 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Thomas Wilmarth  M abt 1650 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT John Wilmarth  M abt 1656 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Timothy Wilmarth  M Jan 1660 in Rehoboth, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Nathaniel Wilmarth  M 2 Dec 1661 in Rehoboth, Norfolk, Massachusetts, 
2 CONC USA 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00229@
1 FAMS @fam04733@
1 FAMC @fam07870@
0 @ind09725@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /WILMARTH/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS WILMARTH
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN WILMARTH
1 POSITION -15420,-650
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -15487,-594,-15352,-731
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 NOTE THOMAS (WILMOT) WILLMARTH , SR., born 1620 in England;
3 CONT 
2 PLAC England
3 _XREF @place00004@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 10 APR 1690
2 AGE 70
2 PLAC Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00020@
2 NOTE Thomas Wilmarth 
3 CONT Died:  10 Apr 1690
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT  died Bef. October 4, 1690 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co, MA. 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE SOMETIMES KNOWN AS WILMORE OR
2 CONT THOMAS (WILMOT) WILLMARTH , SR
2 CONT 
2 CONT Note: Thomas and Dorothy came to America with three of their seven chi
2 CONC ldren. Thomas was not poor, although most of his funds had gone to tra
2 CONC nsport his family. He supported himself as a blacksmith. Thomas was on
2 CONC e of the founders of the religious town of Rehoboth, Ma
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04733@
1 FAMC @fam04737@
0 @ind09726@ INDI
1 NAME ANN /BORN(E)/
2 DISPLAY ANN BORN(E)
2 GIVN ANN
2 SURN BORN(E)
1 POSITION -13890,-460
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -13955,-404,-13824,-541
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1586
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 14 OCT 1676
2 NOTE 
3 CONT Born:  1586
3 CONT Swansea, [parish], Glamorgan, Wales   
3 CONT Died:  14 Oct 1676
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE SOME SAY CHILDREN BORN IN WALES ENGLAND
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT Sarah Bowen  F 1616 in Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Alice Bowen  F 1618 in Salem, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Richard Bowen  M 1624 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Thomas Bowen  M 1625 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Obadiah Bowen  M 3 Jan 1627 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Ruth Bowen  F 1629 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT George Bowen  M 1631 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT William Bowen  M 1637 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00349@
1 FAMS @fam04734@
0 @ind09727@ INDI
1 NAME RICHARD /BOWEN/
2 DISPLAY RICHARD BOWEN
2 GIVN RICHARD
2 SURN BOWEN
1 POSITION -14060,-450
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -14125,-394,-13994,-531
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1590
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 4 FEB 1674
2 NOTE Richard Bowen 
3 CONT Born:  1590
3 CONT Swansea, [parish], Glamorgan, Wales   
3 CONT Died:  4 Feb 1674
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE RICHARD BOWEN, born about 1585-1600 in Wales, probably in Glamorganshi
2 CONC re. Said to have come from Swansea, Wales, or vicinity. Probably belon
2 CONC ged to the Bowen Family of Kittle Hill. Came to Massachusetts about 16
2 CONC 38. Settled in Rehoboth 1640-41, buried at Rehoboth 4 Feb. 1674-5. Sai
2 CONC d to have brought wife Ann with him, but Elizabeth is the name of the 
2 CONC wife mentioned in his will.* Was she a 2nd wife? or is "Ann" a mythica
2 CONC l character? His widow was buried in Rehoboth, 1675. All his children 
2 CONC are suppose to have been born in Wales before his immigration. 
2 CONT * In regard to this confusion about the wives of Richard Bowen, I rece
2 CONC ived the following in an e-mail on Dec. 7, 2000 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "You note some confusion on the page as to another wife, Elizabeth. Ri
2 CONC chard Bowen married Anne Bourn in Wales, and the two sailed together t
2 CONC o America. Ann died in November, 1648, and Richard almost immediately 
2 CONC married Elizabeth Marsh. Incidentally, Richard's father James Bowen an
2 CONC d mother Eleanor Griffith are so ancestrally tied into the web of Wels
2 CONC h and British royalty, nobility, and knighthood that I have been able 
2 CONC to track their ancestors back well BC." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Richard, the emmigrant, settled in Roxbury, MA near Boston, 1640. In 1
2 CONC 643 some 40 families including his, under the leadership of their past
2 CONC or, Rev. Samuel Newman, left Roxbury and penetrated the unbroken wilde
2 CONC rness and formed a new settlement some 50 miles to the south and named
2 CONC  it Rehoboth signifying "the Lord has made room for us." This town is 
2 CONC about 8 miles east of Providence and in the "Newman cemetery" lie the 
2 CONC remains of Richard Bowen and some of his descendants. (Genealogical Ex
2 CONC change, Mar 1911, p 81.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Vital Record of Rehoboth, 1642-1896. Marriages, Intentions, Births, De
2 CONC aths, with Supplement containing the Record of 1896, Colonial Returns,
2 CONC  Lists of the Early Settlers, Purchasers, Freemen, Inhabitants, the So
2 CONC ldiers serving in Philip's War and the Revolution.
2 CONT The following are the names of those who made advances of money and th
2 CONC e sum so advanced. It shows that many of those who served as private s
2 CONC oldiers in the war also advanced money to sustain it. "Richard Bowen, 
2 CONC £4 s.4 d.8 (King Philip's War)"
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04734@
1 FAMC @fam04745@
0 @ind09728@ INDI
1 NAME JANE //
2 DISPLAY JANE
2 GIVN JANE
1 POSITION -14370,-470
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -14412,-428,-14328,-526
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT George Kendrick  M abt 1622 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Joseph Kendrick  M Dec 1639 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Deborah Kendrick  F 16 Jun 1646 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC  
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00008@
1 FAMS @fam04735@
0 @ind09729@ INDI
1 NAME GEORGE /KENDRICK/
2 DISPLAY GEORGE KENDRICK
2 GIVN GEORGE
2 SURN KENDRICK
1 POSITION -14630,-450
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -14695,-394,-14564,-531
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1600
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1648
2 NOTE George Kendrick 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1600
3 CONT Halifax, [parish], Yorkshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  1648
3 CONT Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE George Kendrick
2 CONT Scituate Early Families 1623 - 1640                Family         # 55
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1st. Generation
2 CONT 
2 CONT George Kendrick
2 CONT     Came to Scituate 1634 from Plymouth, land on Kent St., a lot on 3r
2 CONC d. Cliff, and  a Pequot soldier.
2 CONT He disappears from our records 1638.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04735@
1 FAMC @fam04742@
0 @ind09732@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /MORRISON/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH MORRISON
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN MORRISON
1 POSITION -15330,-460
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -15399,-404,-15261,-541
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1581
2 NOTE Saint Mary Magdalene, Taunton, [county], England  
2 PLAC Saint Mary Magdalene, Taunton, [county], England
3 _XREF @place00100@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 6 JUN 1634
2 NOTE 
3 CONT 
3 CONT  
3 CONT Died:  6 Jun 1634
3 CONT  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Elizabeth Morrison 
1 FAMS @fam04737@
0 @ind09733@ INDI
1 NAME JAMES (ENGLAND) /WILMARTH/
2 DISPLAY JAMES (ENGLAND) WILMARTH
2 GIVN JAMES
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN WILMARTH
1 POSITION -15490,-430
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -15558,-374,-15421,-536
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1581
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1618
2 NOTE James Wilmarth 
3 CONT Born:  1581
3 CONT Saint Mary Magdalene, Taunton, [county], England   
3 CONT Died:  abt 1618
3 CONT Saint Mary Magdalene, Taunton, [county], England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE James Wilmarth 
2 CONT CONFUSION ABOUT WHEN DIED WHERE  SOME SHOW CHILDREN AS BORN IN AMERICA
1 FAMS @fam04737@
0 @ind09742@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH (ENGLAND) /LODGE/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH (ENGLAND) LODGE
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN LODGE
1 POSITION -14530,-220
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -14598,-164,-14461,-326
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 14 DEC 1574
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 17 DEC 1656
2 NOTE Elizabeth Lodge 
3 CONT Born:  14 Dec 1574
3 CONT Woore Manor, [parish], Shropshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  17 Dec 1646
3 CONT Ashley, [parish], Shropshire, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Elizabeth Lodge 
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT Edward Kendrick  M 1596 in Woore Manor, [parish], Shropshire, England 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Humphrey Kendrick  M abt 1596 in Woore Manor, [parish], Shropshire, En
2 CONC gland    
2 CONT Richard Kendrick  M 1597 in Woore Manor, [parish], Shropshire, England
2 CONC     
2 CONT William Kendrick  M abt 1598 in Woore Manor, [parish], Shropshire, Eng
2 CONC land    
2 CONT Andreas Kendrick  M 6 Apr 1598 in Woore Manor, [parish], Shropshire, E
2 CONC ngland    
2 CONT Mathew Kendrick  M 1599 in Woore Manor, [parish], Shropshire, England 
2 CONC    
2 CONT George Kendrick  M abt 1600 in Halifax, [parish], Yorkshire, England  
2 CONC   
2 CONT John Kendrick  M 1605 in Yorks, [parish], Yorkshire, England    
2 CONT Thomas Kendrick  M abt 1609 in Woore Manor, [parish], Shropshire, Engl
2 CONC and    
2 CONT Jana Kendrick  F abt 1610 in Woore Manor, [parish], Shropshire, Englan
2 CONC d    
2 CONT Dorothy Kendrick  F abt 1612 in Woore Manor, [parish], Shropshire, Eng
2 CONC land    
2 CONT James Kendrick  M abt 1614 in Mucklestone, [parish], Staffordshire, En
2 CONC gland    
2 CONT Bridget Kenwrick  F abt 1614 in Woore Manor, Shrops, [county], England
2 CONC     
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00223@
1 FAMS @fam04742@
0 @ind09743@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN (ENGLAND) /KENDRICK/
2 DISPLAY JOHN (ENGLAND) KENDRICK
2 GIVN JOHN
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN KENDRICK
1 POSITION -14710,-220
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -14778,-164,-14641,-326
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1569
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1628
2 NOTE John Kendrick 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1569
3 CONT Woore Manor, [parish], Shropshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  1628
3 CONT [city], [parish], Staffordshire, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04742@
0 @ind09748@ INDI
1 NAME ELEANOR (ENGLAND) /GRIFFITH/
2 DISPLAY ELEANOR (ENGLAND) GRIFFITH
2 GIVN ELEANOR
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN GRIFFITH
1 POSITION -13980,-260
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -14048,-218,-13911,-366
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Eleanor Griffith
1 FAMS @fam04745@
0 @ind09749@ INDI
1 NAME JAMES (ENGLAND) /BOWEN/
2 DISPLAY JAMES (ENGLAND) BOWEN
2 GIVN JAMES
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN BOWEN
1 POSITION -14120,-250
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -14188,-208,-14051,-356
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE James Bowen and mother Eleanor Griffith are so ancestrally tied into t
2 CONC he web of Welsh and British royalty, nobility, and knighthood that I h
2 CONC ave been able to track their ancestors back well BC." 
1 FAMS @fam04745@
0 @ind09750@ INDI
1 NAME REBECCA /WARD/
2 DISPLAY REBECCA WARD
2 GIVN REBECCA
2 SURN WARD
1 POSITION -12810,-830
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -12875,-774,-12744,-911
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1661
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 14 APR 1749
2 NOTE Rebecca Hunt 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1661
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  14 Apr 1749
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Daniel Hunt  M 12 Jul 1687 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT John Hunt  M 9 Mar 1688 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Sarah Hunt  F 16 Oct 1690 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Hannah Hunt  F 26 Jun 1693 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00353@
1 FAMS @fam04746@
0 @ind09751@ INDI
1 NAME EPHRAIM /HUNT/
2 DISPLAY EPHRAIM HUNT
2 GIVN EPHRAIM
2 SURN HUNT
1 POSITION -13450,-840
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -13515,-784,-13384,-921
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 31 MAR 1661
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 9 MAY 1694
2 NOTE Ephraim Hunt 
3 CONT Born:  31 Mar 1661
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  9 May 1694
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Ephraim Hunt 
1 FAMS @fam04746@
1 FAMC @fam04748@
0 @ind09754@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /SMITH/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH SMITH
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN SMITH
1 POSITION -13160,-630
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -13228,-574,-13091,-711
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1625
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1676
2 NOTE Elizabeth Smith 
3 CONT Born:  1625
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  1676
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Sarah Hunt  F 21 Jan 1646 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Judith Hunt  F 21 Apr 1648 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Peter Hunt  M 11 Jun 1650 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Enoch Hunt  M 28 Feb 1652 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Elizabeth Hunt  F 1 Mar 1654 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT John Hunt  M 15 Oct 1656 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Mary Hunt  F 15 Jun 1658 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Ephraim Hunt  M 31 Mar 1661 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Tabitha Hunt  F 14 Sep 1663 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Daniel Hunt  M 14 Feb 1665 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Benjamin Hunt  M 29 Sep 1668 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Nathaniel Hunt  M 31 Dec 1670 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00225@
1 FAMS @fam04748@
1 FAMC @fam04751@
0 @ind09755@ INDI
1 NAME LIEUT. PETER /HUNT/
2 DISPLAY LIEUT. PETER HUNT
2 GIVN LIEUT.
2 MIDDLE PETER
2 SURN HUNT
1 POSITION -13560,-630
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -13625,-574,-13494,-736
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1615
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 20 OCT 1692
2 NOTE Peter Hunt 
3 CONT Born:  1615
3 CONT Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  2 Oct 1692
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Peter Hunt 
2 CONT  Peter2 Hunt (5) (Enoch1) was christened on 4 Jul 1619 at Gt. Missende
2 CONC n, England. He married Elizabeth Smith (15), daughter of Henry Smith (
2 CONC 484) and Judith ______ (485), on 10 Dec 1645 at Rehoboth, Plymouth Col
2 CONC ony (J. B. Bullock, online Worldconnect.rootsweb.com, J. B. Bullock (W
2 CONC orldconnect (look for Rehoboth Roots database)), downloaded 2005-04-17
2 CONC .). He died on 2 Oct 1692 at age 73. He was buried on 21 Oct 1692 at R
2 CONC ehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts.
2 CONT Children of Peter2 Hunt (5) and Elizabeth Smith (15) were as follows:
2 CONT 
2 CONT +  12  i.   Sarah3 Hunt (16) was born on 21 Jan 1646. She married Samu
2 CONC el Peck (1220), son of Joseph Peck (2630), on 1 Jun 1666. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT +  13  ii.   Judith Hunt (17) was born on 21 Apr 1648. She married Nat
2 CONC haniel Cooper (1221), son of Thomas Cooper (2632) and Rachel (--?--) (
2 CONC 2633), on 17 May 1667. She married Isaac Williams (486) on 13 Nov 1677
2 CONC  at Taunton, Bristol County, Massachusetts. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     14  iii.   Peter Hunt (18) was born on 11 Jun 1650. He married Reb
2 CONC ecca Paine (28), daughter of Stephen Paine (1229) and Anne Chickering 
2 CONC (2636), on 24 Dec 1673. He died on 25 Aug 1676 at age 26. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT +  15  iv.   Enoch Hunt (19) was born on 28 Feb 1652 at Rehoboth, Plym
2 CONC outh Colony. He married Mary Paine (151), daughter of Stephen Paine (1
2 CONC 229) and Anne Chickering (2636), on 29 Oct 1678 at Rehoboth, Plymouth 
2 CONC Colony. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     16  v.   Elizabeth Hunt (20) was born on 1 Mar 1654. She married J
2 CONC ames Willett (1228), son of Thomas Willett (2571) and Mary Brown (2572
2 CONC ), on 17 Apr 1673. She died in Jul 1676 at age 22. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT +  17  vi.   John Hunt (21) was born on 15 Oct 1656 at Rehoboth, Plymo
2 CONC uth Colony. He married Martha Williams (185), daughter of Isaac Willia
2 CONC ms (486), circa 1683. He married Mary Hide (192) after 11 Jul 1702. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     18  vii.   Mary Hunt (22) was born on 15 Jun 1658. She died on 23 
2 CONC Aug 1676 at age 18. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT +  19  viii.   Ephraim Hunt (23) was born on 31 Mar 1661 at Rehoboth, 
2 CONC Bristol County, Massachusetts. He married Rebecca Ward (77) circa 1686
2 CONC . 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     20  ix.   Tabitha Hunt (24) was born on 14 Sep 1663. She died on 1
2 CONC 4 Oct 1676 at age 13. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     21  x.   Daniel Hunt (25) was born on 14 Feb 1665. He died on 15 S
2 CONC ep 1673 at Rehoboth, Plymouth Colony, at age 8. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT +  22  xi.   Benjamin Hunt (26) was born on 29 Sep 1668. He married Ma
2 CONC ry Peck (196) on 4 Feb 1690. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     23  xii.   Nathaniel Hunt (27) was born on 31 Dec 1670. He died on
2 CONC  28 Aug 1671 at Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts (Ibid.). 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04748@
1 FAMC @fam04752@
0 @ind09760@ INDI
1 NAME JUDITH /COOPER/
2 DISPLAY JUDITH COOPER
2 GIVN JUDITH
2 SURN COOPER
1 POSITION -13100,-460
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -13165,-404,-13034,-541
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1604
2 NOTE Born:  abt 1604
3 CONT Hingham, [parish], Norfolk, England   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Hingham, [parish], Norfolk, England
3 _XREF @place00128@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 24 OCT 1650
2 PLAC Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00020@
2 NOTE Died:  24 Oct 1650
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Judith Cooper 
2 CONT Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Elizabeth Smith  F 1625 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT John Smith  M abt 1626 in Hingham, [parish], Norfolk, England    
2 CONT Judith Smith  F 1630 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Henry Smith  M 1632 in Hingham, [parish], Norfolk, England    
2 CONT Dorothy Smith  F 1633 in Hadden Hall, [parish], Norfolk, England    
2 CONT Daniel Smith  M 1635 in Hingham, [parish], Norfolk, England    
2 CONT Hunt Smith  M 1637 in Hadden Hall, [parish], Norfolk, England 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04751@
1 FAMC @fam07880@
0 @ind09761@ INDI
1 NAME HENRY /SMITH/
2 DISPLAY HENRY SMITH
2 GIVN HENRY
2 SURN SMITH
1 POSITION -13250,-460
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -13315,-404,-13184,-541
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1600
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 2 NOV 1647
2 NOTE Henry Smith 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1600
3 CONT Hingham, [parish], Norfolk, England   
3 CONT Died:  3 Nov 1647
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04751@
1 FAMC @fam04754@
0 @ind09762@ INDI
1 NAME SARAH /PALMER?/
2 DISPLAY SARAH PALMER?
2 GIVN SARAH
2 SURN PALMER?
1 POSITION -13470,-450
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -13535,-394,-13404,-531
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1589
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1639
2 NOTE 
3 CONT Sarah Palmer 
3 CONT Born: abt 1589 in Little Marlow, [parish], Buckinghamshire, England
3 CONT Died: 1639 in Titenden, Lee Par, Buckinghamshire, England    
3 CONT Marriage: abt 1609 in Tittington, [parish], Buckinghamshire, England  
3 CONC  View Info  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT Ephraim Hunt  M 1610 in Titenden Parish, Lee, Buckinghamshire, England
2 CONC     
2 CONT Peter Hunt  M 1615 in Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONT  
2 CONT SOME LIST PETER'S MOTHERS NAME AS DOROTHIE BAKER
2 CONT Dorothie Barker 
2 CONT Born:  1558
2 CONT Titenden Parish, Lee, Buckinghamshire, England   
2 CONT Died:  1652
2 CONT Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONT Sarah Palmer 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00054@
1 FAMS @fam04752@
0 @ind09763@ INDI
1 NAME ENOCH /HUNT/
2 DISPLAY ENOCH HUNT
2 GIVN ENOCH
2 SURN HUNT
1 POSITION -13650,-450
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -13715,-394,-13584,-531
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1554
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 18 NOV 1653
2 NOTE Enoch Hunt 
3 CONT Born:  1554
3 CONT Titenden Parish, Lee, Buckinghamshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  18 Nov 1653
3 CONT Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Enoch Hunt 
2 CONT 1. Enoch1 Hunt (1) married Sarah Palmer (2) circa 1609. He married Dor
2 CONC othy _____ (3) before 1639. He died before 1652 at England.
2 CONT From Mitchell J. Hunt, The Early Hunt Families of Vermont: Enoch Hunt,
2 CONC  1638, of Newport, RI, and Weymouth, MA, start of the long so-called W
2 CONC eymouth Line of Hunts. Much on him and his family can be found in Wyma
2 CONC n, but there are additional stories which provide a much different per
2 CONC ception. In Wyman, he and his alleged son Ephraim were called Blacksmi
2 CONC ths. Enoch is said to have m. at Weymouth the Widow Dorothy Barker and
2 CONC  by her had a dau. Sarah b. at Weymouth 4 July 1640 (or presumably con
2 CONC ceived late in 1639). According to Wyman, after the birth of daughter 
2 CONC Sarah, Enoch returned to England alone and died there, power of admini
2 CONC stration of his estate, "not yet administered," granted to his son Eph
2 CONC raim in Boston Court 18, 9, 1652, OS.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Buckinghamshire, ENG, records show the m. in 1609 at Little Baddow, a 
2 CONC Parish near Lee, of Enoch Hunt and Sarah Palmer. A son Ephraim was b. 
2 CONC abt 1610 (no record); a son Peter Hunt was christened at Gt. Missenden
2 CONC  4 July 1619. Back to New England, there is record of Enoch Hunt being
2 CONC  admitted to Newport, RI, in 1638 (bit of a puzzle because Newport was
2 CONC  not organized until 1639) and then moving to Weymouth, MA, where (pre
2 CONC sumably) a dau. Sarah by the widow Barker was conceived abt Nov 1639 a
2 CONC nd born 4 July 1640. Skipping now to 1884, a desc. of Enoch's alleged 
2 CONC son Ephraim (Mrs. J. A. Weisse of NY City) published a story (The Refu
2 CONC gee--a Story of New England Two Centuries Ago, 38 pages in 5"x 7" prin
2 CONC t), which appears as an appendix to a History of the Bethune Family pu
2 CONC blished in 1884. This is a romanticized story indeed (includes assumed
2 CONC  dialogue between a number of parties, of which there could naturally 
2 CONC be no record over 200 years later) and some of the story reported is i
2 CONC nconsistent with the pivotal known date (Battle of Marston Moor, July 
2 CONC 2, 1644). In any event, here is the gist of the story on Enoch Hunt, s
2 CONC tart of the Weymouth Line of Hunts and its branch at Rehoboth (and als
2 CONC o, it is indicated, the Rhode Island Line of Hunts).
2 CONT 
2 CONT At the time of the Civil War in England (the Puritan Rebellion led by 
2 CONC Cromwell) Enoch Hunt was the owner of a foundry at Titenden, Parish of
2 CONC  Lee, Buckinghamshire, ENG, which was producing cannon for the Royalis
2 CONC t forces. He had in his family there in 1644 a son Ephraim who had bee
2 CONC n ill for years and was near death. He also had a wife and a daughter 
2 CONC who had grown up with his other children and their cousins. He also ha
2 CONC d a nephew, Sir William Hunt, who was in charge of the Royal Artillery
2 CONC  at the Battle of Marston Moor, wounded in the battle, and escaped on 
2 CONC horseback, pursued by the victorious forces of Cromwell. He made his w
2 CONC ay to his Uncle Enoch's house seeking shelter. Enoch's son Ephraim, ab
2 CONC out the same age and build as William, died that same night and Enoch 
2 CONC decided to bury him as Sir William, William assuming the identity of h
2 CONC is son Ephraim. Enoch had earlier visited New England, intending to es
2 CONC tablish his business there, and had a ship loaded ready to embark for 
2 CONC Newport, RI. He and "Ephraim" boarded that ship and set sail for RI by
2 CONC  the time the forces of Cromwell had reached Enoch's home. Cromwell's 
2 CONC men were somewhat suspicious of a scam and sent messages to agents in 
2 CONC RI to question Enoch further upon his arrival. According to the story,
2 CONC  Enoch had a younger brother Bartholomew already living in Newport. (F
2 CONC rom the fact that this Bartholomew was married about the same time as 
2 CONC Enoch's known children, had children born about the same time, and die
2 CONC d in a similar time period, it would appear more likely that Bartholom
2 CONC ew was also a son of Enoch rather than a younger brother.) Bartholomew
2 CONC  got wind that the agents of Cromwell were waiting to question Enoch, 
2 CONC so he intercepted Enoch's ship in the harbor and warned him to board a
2 CONC nother boat in the harbor and go to Weymouth, which course was followe
2 CONC d. At Weymouth Enoch visited with old friends there who he had known i
2 CONC n England, he and "son" Ephraim purchased property there and Ephraim m
2 CONC . 1st at Weymouth abt 1645 Anna Richards by whom he had children John,
2 CONC  Thomas, and Ephraim, b. between 1646 and 1650, Anna died and he m. 2d
2 CONC  her friend Ebbett Brimsmead by whom he had children William, Enoch, a
2 CONC nd Joseph, b. between 1655 and 1670. Ephraim died at Weymouth 22 Feb 1
2 CONC 687. After the 1st m. of Ephraim, Enoch returned to England, intending
2 CONC  to settle affairs there and return to Weymouth but he died in England
2 CONC  before he could do so. Administration of his estate was granted to hi
2 CONC s alleged son Ephraim at Boston, MA, Court in 1652, by which time his 
2 CONC alleged 2d wife, the Widow Barker, had already m. John King of Weymout
2 CONC h.
2 CONT 
2 CONT With this, we leave the tangled records of the pioneer Enoch Hunt of W
2 CONC eymouth. His alleged son Ephraim (or is it nephew William) produced a 
2 CONC long line of Hunts, which Wyman called the Military Line, because it p
2 CONC roduced a long line of military officers during the Indian Wars, the R
2 CONC ev. War, and the Civil War, including the Civil War Generals Henry Jac
2 CONC kson Hunt and his brother Lewis Cass Hunt and numerous other Civil War
2 CONC  officers with names other than Hunt.
2 CONT Children of Enoch1 Hunt (1) and Sarah Palmer (2) were as follows:
2 CONT 
2 CONT +  2  i.   Ephraim2 Hunt (4) was born in 1610 at England. He married A
2 CONC nna Richards (7), daughter of Thomas Richards (1065) and Welthean (--?
2 CONC --) (1066), circa 1645. He married Ebbett Brimsmead (11) between 1646 
2 CONC and 1650. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT +  3  ii.   Peter Hunt (5) was christened on 4 Jul 1619 at Gt. Missend
2 CONC en, England. He married Elizabeth Smith (15), daughter of Henry Smith 
2 CONC (484) and Judith ______ (485), on 10 Dec 1645 at Rehoboth, Plymouth Co
2 CONC lony. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT ******************************
2 CONT Enoch HUNT was born about 1554 in Lee, Bucks, Eng. Savage says in Weym
2 CONC outh by 1640, a blacksmith from Lee, a parish in Bucks near Wendover. 
2 CONC Was, perhaps, he says, in Newport 1639. Had dau. Sarah b. 4, 1640 in W
2 CONC eymouth, and after some years went home leaving here Ephraim, who 18 N
2 CONC ov. 1652 had admin of estate of his father, prob dec. in England, Sava
2 CONC ge says. He testified in 1688 in Weymouth, MA.(1479) Peter Hunt the so
2 CONC n of Enocke Hunt was borne the 22 of Septemb: 1681 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04752@
0 @ind09766@ INDI
1 NAME FRANCIS  (ENGLAND) /SANFORD/
2 DISPLAY FRANCIS  (ENGLAND) SANFORD
2 GIVN FRANCIS 
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN SANFORD
1 POSITION -13240,-300
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -13291,-257,-13188,-379
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1580
2 PLAC Dorchester, [parish], Dorset, England
3 _XREF @place00129@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 10 OCT 1657
2 PLAC Wraisbury, [parish], Buckinghamshire, England
3 _XREF @place00130@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Frances Sanford 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00410@
1 FAMS @fam04754@
0 @ind09767@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN (ENGLAND) /SMITH/
2 DISPLAY JOHN (ENGLAND) SMITH
2 GIVN JOHN
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN SMITH
1 POSITION -13340,-300
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -13391,-257,-13288,-379
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1580
2 NOTE abt 1580
3 CONT Hingham, [parish], Norfolk, England 
2 PLAC Hingham, [parish], Norfolk, England
3 _XREF @place00128@
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE John Smith 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1580
3 CONT Hingham, [parish], Norfolk, England   
3 CONT Died:  
3 CONT  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04754@
0 @ind09778@ INDI
1 NAME MARY MOLLY /BOSWORTH/
2 DISPLAY MARY MOLLY BOSWORTH
2 GIVN MARY
2 MIDDLE MOLLY
2 SURN BOSWORTH
1 PICTURES @pic00021@
2 PRIMARY @pic00021@
1 POSITION -8380,-1440
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -8453,-1384,-8306,-1546
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 8 MAY 1743
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 10 FEB 1790
2 NOTE Born:  8 May 1743
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  1790
3 CONT 1790-10-02 48 years 
3 CONT BURIED Baptist Cemetery Records; Cheshire, MA
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children 
2 CONT Dolly Willmarth  F 2 Dec 1763 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC    
2 CONT  
2 CONT Shuball Wilmarth  M 18 May 1766 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT 
2 CONT Ephraim Willmarth  M 17 Apr 1768 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, 
2 CONC USA  
2 CONT   
2 CONT Mary Molly Wilmarth  F 18 Aug 1770 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONC , USA    
2 CONT 
2 CONT Hannah Wilmarth  F 10 Aug 1772 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A  
2 CONT   
2 CONT Patience Willmarth  F 31 Aug 1774 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts,
2 CONC  USA 
2 CONT    
2 CONT Joseph Willmarth  M 31 May 1777 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT 
2 CONT Ann Marcy Willmarth  F 15 Mar 1780     
2 CONT Henry Willmarth  M 29 Apr 1782     
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00230@
1 FAMS @fam04760@
1 FAMC @fam04786@
0 @ind09779@ INDI
1 NAME SHUBAEL /WILLMARTH/
2 DISPLAY SHUBAEL WILLMARTH
2 GIVN SHUBAEL
2 SURN WILLMARTH
1 PICTURES @pic00022@
2 PRIMARY @pic00022@
1 POSITION -12810,-1460
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -12883,-1404,-12736,-1541
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 5 JUN 1739
2 NOTE Born:  5 Jun 1739
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00020@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 30 OCT 1809
2 PLAC Cheshire, [county], Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00131@
2 NOTE Shubael Wilmarth 
3 CONT Died:  30 Oct 1809
3 CONT Cheshire, [county], Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Shubael Wilmarth, (1739-1809), commanded a company of volunteers from 
2 CONC Berkshire county in Col. Joab Stafford's regiment at Bennington. He di
2 CONC ed in Adams, Mass. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT FROM THE HISTORY OF NORTH ADAMS MA
2 CONT   From the best information that can be obtained it appears that no ki
2 CONC nd of wagon springs were in use in this town until the year 1808, when
2 CONC  Shubael Wilmarth, Sr., purchased of the New Lebanon Shakers a two-hor
2 CONC se pleasure wagon, paying for it $84, having what was termed “spring s
2 CONC eats.”  These springs were of the simplest possible construction, bein
2 CONC g two pieces of ash timber, one on each side, bolted to a bed-piece in
2 CONC  the wagon box.  They run up at an angle of about 30 degrees, the seat
2 CONC  being placed on them.  The spring was imparted by the elasticity of t
2 CONC he timber, and two persons found them easier riding than one.  Similar
2 CONC  springs are seen at this day on team wagons, but they are not conside
2 CONC red “first-class,” as they were eighty years ago. 
2 CONT Spouse 2    
2 CONT Hannah Anthony 
2 CONT Born: 1741 
2 CONT Died: 12 May 1829     
2 CONT Marriage: 12 Feb 1790  
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04760@
1 FAMC @fam07470@
0 @ind09780@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /WILMARTH/
2 DISPLAY JOHN WILMARTH
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN WILMARTH
1 POSITION -13780,-1250
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -13847,-1194,-13712,-1331
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 5 JUL 1714
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Willmarth 
3 CONT Born:  5 Jul 1714
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  
3 CONT Rehoboth, [county], Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07470@
1 FAMC @fam07471@
0 @ind09781@ INDI
1 NAME SUSANNA //
2 DISPLAY SUSANNA
2 GIVN SUSANNA
1 POSITION -8650,-1070
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -8715,-1014,-8584,-1126
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1680
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 21 MAR 1758
2 NOTE Susanna Bosworth 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1680
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  21 Mar 1758
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Susanna Bosworth 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Zachariah Bosworth  M 11 Jul 1701 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts,
2 CONC  USA    
2 CONT Jabish Bosworth  M 10 Sep 1705 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Mary Bosworth  F 11 Apr 1710 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Joseph Bosworth  M 5 Aug 1714 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Patience Bosworth  F 8 Dec 1717 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, U
2 CONC SA 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00002@
1 FAMS @fam04761@
0 @ind09782@ INDI
1 NAME JABEZ /BOSWORTH/
2 DISPLAY JABEZ BOSWORTH
2 GIVN JABEZ
2 SURN BOSWORTH
1 POSITION -10100,-1050
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -10173,-994,-10026,-1131
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 14 FEB 1673
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 21 SEP 1747
2 NOTE Jabez Bosworth 
3 CONT Born:  14 Feb 1673
3 CONT Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  21 Sep 1747
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Jabez Bosworth 
1 FAMS @fam04761@
1 FAMC @fam04763@
0 @ind09785@ INDI
1 NAME HANNAH /HOWLAND/
2 DISPLAY HANNAH HOWLAND
2 GIVN HANNAH
2 SURN HOWLAND
1 POSITION -9840,-870
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -9905,-814,-9774,-951
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1637
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1687
2 NOTE Born:  abt 1637
3 CONT Hingham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  1687
3 CONT Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Mercy Bosworth  F 30 May 1662 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Hannah Bosworth  F 5 Nov 1663 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Elizabeth Bosworth  F 6 Jun 1665 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT David Bosworth  M 15 Sep 1669 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT John Bosworth  M 6 Apr 1671 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Jabez Bosworth  M 14 Feb 1673 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Ichobod Bosworth  M 18 Mar 1676 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Ichabod Bosworth  M 18 Mar 1676 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00349@
1 FAMS @fam04763@
1 FAMC @fam07434@
0 @ind09786@ INDI
1 NAME JONATHAN /BOSWORTH/
2 DISPLAY JONATHAN BOSWORTH
2 GIVN JONATHAN
2 SURN BOSWORTH
1 PICTURES @pic00036@
2 PRIMARY @pic00036@
1 POSITION -10390,-850
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -10463,-794,-10316,-931
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1636
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 10 JUN 1717
2 NOTE Jonathan Bosworth 
3 CONT Born:  1636
3 CONT Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  10 Jun 1717
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Jonathan Bosworth 
1 FAMS @fam04763@
1 FAMC @fam04766@
0 @ind09791@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /BELLAMY/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH BELLAMY
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN BELLAMY
1 POSITION -10260,-680
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -10328,-624,-10191,-761
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1619
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 15 JUN 1705
2 NOTE Elizabeth Bosworth 
3 CONT Born:  1619
3 CONT Market, Bosworth, Leic, England   
3 CONT Died:  15 Jun 1705
3 CONT Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Jonathan Bosworth  M 1636 in Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Elizabeth Bosworth  F 18 Nov 1638 in Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts,
2 CONC  USA    
2 CONT Rebecca Bosworth  F Feb 1641 in Seakonk, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Bethiah Bosworth  F 15 Jan 1644 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT Mary Bosworth  F 18 Apr 1647 in Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Deliverance Bosworth  F 4 Aug 1650 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONC , USA    
2 CONT Joseph Bosworth  M 1652 in Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Bathsheba Bosworth  F 1655 in Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00349@
1 FAMS @fam04766@
1 FAMC @fam04768@
0 @ind09792@ INDI
1 NAME JONATHAN /BOSWORTH/
2 DISPLAY JONATHAN BOSWORTH
2 GIVN JONATHAN
2 SURN BOSWORTH
1 PICTURES @pic00035@
2 PRIMARY @pic00035@
1 POSITION -10460,-680
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -10533,-624,-10386,-761
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1613
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 3 JAN 1683
2 NOTE Jonathan Bosworth 
3 CONT Born:  1613
3 CONT Market Bosworth, [parish], Leicestershire, England   
3 CONT Died:  3 Jan 1688
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Jonathan Bosworth 
1 FAMS @fam04766@
1 FAMC @fam07873@
0 @ind09795@ INDI
1 NAME JEREMIAH //
2 DISPLAY JEREMIAH
2 GIVN JEREMIAH
1 POSITION -10190,-500
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -10254,-444,-10125,-556
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1598
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Jeremiah Bellamy 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1598
3 CONT [city], [parish], [county], England   
3 CONT Died:  
3 CONT   
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Jeremiah Bellamy 
1 FAMS @fam04768@
0 @ind09796@ INDI
1 NAME JEREMY /BELLAMY/
2 DISPLAY JEREMY BELLAMY
2 GIVN JEREMY
2 SURN BELLAMY
1 POSITION -10310,-480
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -10375,-424,-10244,-561
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1595
2 NOTE Born:  abt 1595
3 CONT Market Bosworth, [parish], Leicestershire, England   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Market Bosworth, [parish], Leicestershire, England
3 _XREF @place00104@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1680
2 PLAC Plymouth, [county], Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00105@
2 NOTE Jeremy Bellamy 
3 CONT Died:  1680
3 CONT Plymouth, [county], Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Jeremy Bellamy 
1 FAMS @fam04768@
0 @ind09797@ INDI
1 NAME EMMA (ENGLAND) /REVEL/
2 DISPLAY EMMA (ENGLAND) REVEL
2 GIVN EMMA
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN REVEL
1 POSITION -10000,-270
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -10068,-214,-9931,-376
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1542
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1614
2 NOTE Emma Revell 
3 CONT Born:  1542
3 CONT [city], [parish], Essex, England   
3 CONT Died:  1614
3 CONT Fen Stanton, [parish], Huntingdonshire, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Emma Revell 
2 CONT Children  
2 CONT Henry Howland  M 1564 in Fen Stanton, [parish], Huntingdonshire, Engla
2 CONC nd    
2 CONT Nicholas Howland  M abt 1568 in Newport Pond, [parish], Essex, England
2 CONC     
2 CONT Margaret Howland  F abt 1570 in Newport Pond, [parish], Essex, England
2 CONC  
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00008@
1 FAMS @fam07458@
0 @ind09798@ INDI
1 NAME HENRY (ENGLAND) /HOWLAND/
2 DISPLAY HENRY (ENGLAND) HOWLAND
2 GIVN HENRY
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN HOWLAND
1 POSITION -10050,-460
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -10118,-404,-9981,-566
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1564
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 17 MAR 1635
2 NOTE Henry Howland 
3 CONT Born:  1564
3 CONT Fen Stanton, [parish], Huntingdonshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  17 May 1635
3 CONT Fen Stanton, [parish], Huntingdonshire, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Henry Howland 
1 FAMS @fam07457@
1 FAMC @fam07458@
0 @ind09807@ INDI
1 NAME SUSANNAH /SALISBURY/
2 DISPLAY SUSANNAH SALISBURY
2 GIVN SUSANNAH
2 SURN SALISBURY
1 POSITION -6770,-1060
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -6840,-1004,-6700,-1141
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 29 MAR 1692
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 17 MAR 1777
2 NOTE Born: 29 Mar 1692 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
3 CONT Died: 17 Mar 1777 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Susannah Salisbury 
2 CONT   
2 CONT Anna Wheaton  F 9 Oct 1713 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Patience Wheaton  F 15 May 1717 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT Andrew Wheaton  M 15 Aug 1721 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Robert Wheaton  M 22 Jun 1728 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC  
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00353@
1 FAMS @fam04773@
1 FAMC @fam04774@
0 @ind09808@ INDI
1 NAME ROBERT /WHEATON/
2 DISPLAY ROBERT WHEATON
2 GIVN ROBERT
2 SURN WHEATON
1 POSITION -7910,-1070
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -7975,-1014,-7844,-1151
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 14 FEB 1689
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 22 NOV 1780
2 NOTE Robert Wheaton 
3 CONT Born:  14 Feb 1689
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  22 Nov 1780
3 CONT Swansea, [county], Massachusetts, USA  Deacon Robert
3 CONT WHEATON (Ephraim2, Robert1) was born 14 February 1688/89 in Rehoboth, 
3 CONC Bristol, Massachusetts, USA, and died 22 November 1780 in Age 92 "son 
3 CONC of Eld. Ephraim WHEATON" 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04773@
1 FAMC @fam04775@
0 @ind09809@ INDI
1 NAME ANNA /COLE/
2 DISPLAY ANNA COLE
2 GIVN ANNA
2 SURN COLE
1 POSITION -6190,-860
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -6255,-804,-6124,-941
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 16 APR 1662
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 23 JUN 1704
2 NOTE Born: 16 Apr 1662 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
3 CONT Died: 23 Jun 1704 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA    
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Anna Cole 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT William Salisbury  M 9 Oct 1685 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Anna Salisbury  F 1687 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Mary Salisbury  F 1689 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Susannah Salisbury  F 29 Mar 1692 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, 
2 CONC USA    
2 CONT John Salisbury  M 25 May 1694 in Swansea, [county], Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Richard Salisbury  M 3 Nov 1696 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Martha Salisbury  F 1698 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Experience Salisbury  F 25 Nov 1700 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONC , USA    
2 CONT Benjamin Salisbury  M 1702 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Patience Salisbury  F 5 Feb 1704 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts,
2 CONC  USA    
2 CONT Ephraim Salisbury  M 4 Sep 1708 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Daniel Salisbury  M 26 Nov 1714 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00225@
1 FAMS @fam04774@
1 FAMC @fam04776@
0 @ind09810@ INDI
1 NAME WILLIAM /SALISBURY/
2 DISPLAY WILLIAM SALISBURY
2 GIVN WILLIAM
2 SURN SALISBURY
1 POSITION -6980,-860
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -7050,-804,-6910,-941
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 14 AUG 1659
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 3 APR 1726
2 NOTE William Salisbury 
3 CONT Born:  14 Aug 1659
3 CONT Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  3 Apr 1726
3 CONT Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE     
2 CONT    
2 CONT Spouse 2    
2 CONT Mary Ormsbee 
2 CONT Born: 30 Mar 1670 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT Died: 9 Mar 1726 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Marriage: 9 Jun 1705 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   View In
2 CONC fo  
2 CONT Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Experience Salisbury  F 25 Nov 1700 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONC , USA    
2 CONT Rachel Salisbury  F 12 Aug 1706 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Ephraim Salisbury  M 4 Sep 1708 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Rebecca Salisbury  F 7 Aug 1711 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Daniel Salisbury  M 26 Nov 1714 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04774@
1 FAMC @fam04777@
0 @ind09811@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /MASON/
2 DISPLAY MARY MASON
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN MASON
1 POSITION -7530,-880
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -7595,-824,-7464,-961
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 7 FEB 1660
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 16 NOV 1727
2 NOTE 219,220.  She was born 7 February 1659/60 in Sampson, USA or in Rehobo
3 CONC th, Plymouth Colony, USA221,222, and died 16 November 1727 in Age 67 R
3 CONC ehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA Wife of Elder Ephraim WHEATON2 He
3 CONC  married (2) Hannah UNKNOWN wife of Ephraim WHEATON227 Aft. 1727.  She
3 CONC  was born Abt. 1660228, and died Aft. 1734229.
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT Martha Mason 
3 CONT Born:  7 Feb 1660
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  29 Aug 1714
3 CONT Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT Burial: November 1727, Burial Place Hill, Peckham Street, Rehoboth, Ma
3 CONC ssachusetts, USA
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Marriage: 7 Jan 1684 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONT Children of Ephraim WHEATON and Mary MASON are:
2 CONT 
2 CONT 26.            i.    James3 WHEATON, b. 27 October 1685, Rehoboth, Bri
2 CONC stol, Massachusetts, USA; d. 28 October 1742, Rehoboth, Bristol County
2 CONC , Massachusetts, USA.
2 CONT 
2 CONT                  ii.    Abijah WHEATON236,237, b. 14 March 1686/87, Re
2 CONC hoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA238,239,240; d. Unknown; m. Unknown
2 CONC  BULLARD, 1737241; b. Abt. 1691242; d. Unknown.
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT Notes for Abijah WHEATON:
2 CONT 
2 CONT Daughter Abigail WHEATON mentioned in father's Will 1734 to have a roo
2 CONC m in the house.  Was this Abijah?
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 27.           iii.    Deacon Robert WHEATON, b. 14 February 1688/89, R
2 CONC ehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA; d. 22 November 1780, Age 92 "son
2 CONC  of Eld. Ephraim WHEATON".
2 CONT 
2 CONT 28.          iv.    Ephraim WHEATON, b. 10 January 1690/91, Rehoboth, 
2 CONC Bristol, Massachusetts, USA; d. 1768.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 29.           v.    Mary WHEATON, b. 25 February 1693/94, Rehoboth, Br
2 CONC istol, Massachusetts, USA; d. Unknown.
2 CONT 
2 CONT                vi.    Hannah WHEATON243,244, b. 1 March 1695/96, Rehob
2 CONC oth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA244,245; d. Unknown; m. Isaac BOWEN245
2 CONC , 7 March 1721/22, Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA246; b. Bet. 3 
2 CONC November 1695 - 1696, Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA247; d. Unk
2 CONC nown.
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT Notes for Hannah WHEATON:
2 CONT 
2 CONT Daughter Hannah BOWEN mentioned in father's Will 1734
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 30.          vii.    Elder Daniel WHEATON, b. 24 August 1698, Rehoboth
2 CONC , Bristol, Massachusetts, USA; d. 9 December 1760, age 63 (or 29th Dec
2 CONC ember from Charles WALTHER).
2 CONT 
2 CONT 31.         viii.    Alice or Eless WHEATON, b. 26 November 1700, Reho
2 CONC both, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA; d. 3 July 1766, Rehoboth, Bristol, 
2 CONC Massachusetts, USA.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 32.          ix.    Freelove WHEATON, b. 1 June 1703, Rehoboth, Bristo
2 CONC l, Massachusetts, USA; d. Unknown.
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00230@
1 FAMS @fam04775@
1 FAMC @fam04778@
0 @ind09812@ INDI
1 NAME EPHRAIM /WHEATON/
2 DISPLAY EPHRAIM WHEATON
2 GIVN EPHRAIM
2 SURN WHEATON
1 POSITION -8210,-880
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -8275,-824,-8144,-961
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 20 OCT 1659
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 26 APR 1734
2 NOTE Ephraim Wheaton 
3 CONT Born:  20 Oct 1659
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  26 Apr 1734
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT Burial Place Hill, Peckham Street, Rehoboth, Massachusetts, USA
3 CONT More About Reverend, Elder Ephraim WHEATON:
3 CONT 
3 CONT Burial: April 1734, Burial Place Hill, Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusett
3 CONC s, USA (photo available)230,231
3 CONT 
3 CONT Medical Information: It is handed down in the family that Ephraim was 
3 CONC kicked in the abdomen by his coltish horse.  On returning home he said
3 CONC  he would never leave his house again "and so it was proved"232
3 CONT 
3 CONT Occupation: Baptist Minister233
3 CONT 
3 CONT Probate: 10 May 1734, £1,251. 12s. 7d233
3 CONT 
3 CONT Will: 20 May 1729233
3 CONT 
3 CONT  
3 CONT 
3 CONT Here lies Buryed  ye Body of Mr Ephraim  Wheaton, Elder of ye first Ch
3 CONC urch in Swanzey, who
3 CONT 
3 CONT having faithfully served God & his Generation in ye Gospel for ye  spa
3 CONC ce of Thirty years, fell asleep in Jesus with a  sure & certain hope o
3 CONC f a Glorious  Resurrection to Immortal life, on April 25th 1734 in ye 
3 CONC 75 th year of his age.         21 John 17       14 revel. 13  
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE The descendants of Rev. Ephraim down through years have established th
2 CONC e Wheaton name for at least two cities, one in Illinois which you have
2 CONC  on your web site, and the other Wheaton, Maryland named after General
2 CONC  Frank Wheaton.  Two colleges have been named after Wheaton's.  Wheato
2 CONC n college in Wheaton, Illinois was named for Warren and Jessie Wheaton
2 CONC .  Wheaton college in Norton Massachusetts. is named for the daughter 
2 CONC of Hon. Laban Wheaton.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Ephraim was a man who exerted a great and profound influence for good 
2 CONC in the community, and under his care the church was highly prospered, 
2 CONC both spriritually and temporally.  According to records still extant, 
2 CONC within five years he baptized fifty into membership of the church.  He
2 CONC  died at the age of seventy-fice years, in the fulness of honors and w
2 CONC ell-merited affection, and he left four sons and five daughers, all bo
2 CONC rn of his first marriage.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Ephraim Wheaton 
2 CONT  Reverend, Elder Ephraim2 WHEATON (Robert1)211,212 was born 20 October
2 CONC  1659 in Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA213,214,215, and 
2 CONC died 25 April 1734 in Age 75 Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA or 
2 CONC 22 November216,217.  He married (1) Mary MASON218 7 January 1683/84 in
2 CONC  Rehoboth, Plymouth Colony, USA219,220.  She was born 7 February 1659/
2 CONC 60 in Sampson, USA or in Rehoboth, Plymouth Colony, USA221,222, and di
2 CONC ed 16 November 1727 in Age 67 Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA Wi
2 CONC fe of Elder Ephraim WHEATON223,224,225,226.  He married (2) Hannah UNK
2 CONC NOWN wife of Ephraim WHEATON227 Aft. 1727.  She was born Abt. 1660228,
2 CONC  and died Aft. 1734229.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT SAME KIDS LISTED FOR 2ND SPOUSE PROBABLY CONFUSION ABOUT FIRST NAME   
2 CONT Spouse 2    
2 CONT Sarah Mason 
2 CONT Born: 15 Feb 1658 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONT Died: 15 Nov 1727 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Marriage: 7 Jan 1684 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   View I
2 CONC nfo  
2 CONT Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT James Wheaton  M 27 Oct 1685 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Abijah Wheaton  M 14 Mar 1687 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Robert Wheaton  M 14 Feb 1689 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Ephraim Wheaton  M 10 Jan 1690 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Mary Wheaton  F 25 Feb 1694 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Hannah Wheaton  F 4 Mar 1696 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Daniel Wheaton  M 24 Aug 1698 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Alice Wheaton  F 26 Nov 1700 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Freelove Wheaton  F 1 Jun 1703 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A 
2 CONT Samuel Luther was the second minister of The First Baptist Church of S
2 CONC wansea and Ephraim Wheaton was the third minister.  The Rev. J.J. That
2 CONC cher, pastor in 1863. said, "Mr. Wheaton appears to have been a man wh
2 CONC o exerted a great and good influence on the church, and on others, als
2 CONC o, and the church was highly prosperous.  According to the records we 
2 CONC have, in about five years after becoming sole pastor, he baptized fift
2 CONC y into membership of the church.  Of this revival, Rev. Wheaton gave a
2 CONC n account in a letter to Mr. Thomas Hollis of London, an eminent Bapti
2 CONC st and the generous founder of the Hollis Professorship in Harvard Uni
2 CONC versity, at Cambridge, Mass.  Mr. Hollis responded with a glowing lett
2 CONC er to Rev. Wheaton from London on March 13, 1722 ( which is to long to
2 CONC  include here.)
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT Rev. Wheaton ministered in Swansea but his place of residence was Reho
2 CONC both where he died April 26, 1734 aged 75 years.  He lies buried near 
2 CONC by a stone marking his grave.
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04775@
1 FAMC @fam04779@
0 @ind09813@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /FOXWELL/
2 DISPLAY MARY FOXWELL
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN FOXWELL
1 POSITION -5990,-660
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -6055,-604,-5924,-741
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 17 AUG 1635
2 NOTE Born:  17 Aug 1635
3 CONT Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00156@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1689
2 PLAC Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00133@
2 NOTE Mary Foxwell 
3 CONT Died:  1689
3 CONT Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Hugh Cole and Mary Foxwell had the following children: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  2727 i. James11 Cole was born in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA 3 November 16
2 CONC 55. James died 1712 at 56 years of age. He married twice. He married M
2 CONC ary in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts. He married Inary. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  2728 ii. Hugh was born 6 March 1658. Hugh died 16 February 1737 at 78
2 CONC  years of age. He married Deborah Buckland 6 May 1681. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  2729 iii. Hugh Cole was born in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA 15 March 1658.
2 CONC  Hugh died 17 February 1738 in Swansea, Bristol, MA, at 79 years of ag
2 CONC e. His body was interred February 1738. He married Deborah Buckland 6 
2 CONC May 1687 in Swansea, Bristol, MA. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  2730 iv. John Cole was born in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA 16 March 1660. 
2 CONC John died 14 March 1724 in Plympton, Plymouth, MA, at 63 years of age.
2 CONC  He married five times. He married Patience Barber. He married Susanna
2 CONC . He married Susannah. He married Sarah Pabodie 10 November 1681 in Du
2 CONC xbury, Plymouth, MA. He married Susanna Gray 17 January 1700 in Swanse
2 CONC a, MA. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  2731 v. Anna Cole was born in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA 16 April 1662. A
2 CONC nna died 23 June 1704 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, at 42 years of age. S
2 CONC he married three times. She married Tom Salisbury. She married Thomas 
2 CONC Salisbury 1680 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Mass. She married William Salisb
2 CONC ury 30 July 1684 in Poss. Swansea, Bristol, Mass. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  2732 vi. Hannah Cole was born in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA 14 October 16
2 CONC 64. Hannah died 23 June 1704 in ?Swansea, ?Mass., at 39 years of age. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  2733 vii. Martha Cole was born in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA 14 December 
2 CONC 1664. Martha died 1711 in Swansea, Bristol, MA, at 46 years of age. Sh
2 CONC e married twice. She married John Brooks. She married John Brooks 30 J
2 CONC uly 1684 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Mass. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  2734 viii. Ruth Cole was born in Plymouth, MA 8 January 1666. Ruth di
2 CONC ed 17 March 1718 at 52 years of age. Her body was interred in Kickemui
2 CONC t Cemete, Warren, RI. She married Nathaniel Luther 10 June 1693 in Swa
2 CONC nsea, MA. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  2735 ix. Joseph Cole was born in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA 15 May 1668. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT **************************
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children
2 CONT John Cowles  M abt 1613 in Hatfield, [county], Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT James Cole  M 3 Nov 1655 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Hugh Cole  M 8 Mar 1658 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT John Cole  M 15 May 1660 in Plymouth, [county], Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Anna Cole  F 16 Apr 1662 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Martha Cole  F 16 Apr 1662 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Ruth Cole  F 8 Jan 1666 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Joseph Cole  M 15 May 1668 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Ebenezer Cole  M 1671 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Mary Cole  F 1676 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Benjamin Cole  M 1678 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Mercy Cole  F abt 1680 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Experience Cole  F abt 1682 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT    
2 CONT *************************************
2 CONT Documented events in her life were: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1. VR - Birth; 17 Aug 1635; Barnstable, Barnstable Co., MA 11. Richard
2 CONC  Foxwell his Daughter Mary borne the 17th of August 1635 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 2. CR - Baptism; 30 Aug 1635; Scituate, Plymouth Co., MA 13. Mary ye d
2 CONC aughter of Brother Foxwell bapd. [NEHGR 9:281] 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mary married Hugh Cole 12, son of James Cole and Mary Tibbes, on 8 Jan
2 CONC  1654/55 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 12 14. (Hugh Cole was born abou
2 CONC t 1628 in Barnstaple, Devon, ENG 12 and died on 22 Jan 1699/00 in Swan
2 CONC sea, Bristol Co., MA 12.) 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00223@
1 FAMS @fam04776@
1 FAMC @fam04784@
0 @ind09814@ INDI
1 NAME HUGH /COLE/
2 DISPLAY HUGH COLE
2 GIVN HUGH
2 SURN COLE
1 POSITION -6270,-660
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -6335,-604,-6204,-741
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1627
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 22 JAN 1699
2 NOTE Hugh Cole 
3 CONT Born:  1627
3 CONT Bristol, Swansea, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  22 Jan 1699
3 CONT Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Hugh Cole was baptized on 29 June 1628 in Barnstaple, Devonshire, Engl
2 CONC and. He moved with his family at age five or six to Plymouth, Massachu
2 CONC setts. The early records of Plymouth show him on a 1643 list of men ab
2 CONC le to bear arms. He was also paid 50 bushels of corn by the town of Pl
2 CONC ymouth in 1634 for tending the cows of the townspeople - bringing them
2 CONC  up every morning to be milked, taking them to feed, and bringing them
2 CONC  home at night.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In contrast to his parents, Hugh Cole had fewer encounters with the co
2 CONC urts for violating the laws, became a prominent citizen and founder of
2 CONC  a new town, and also became a prominent church leader. He married Mar
2 CONC y Foxwell on 8 January 1654/5 in Plymouth. Despite a later showing of 
2 CONC good character, Hugh was fined 20 shillings in 1655 when he and his wi
2 CONC fe were found guilty of "keeping company each with other in an undecen
2 CONC t manner, at an unreasonable time and place, before marriage."
2 CONT 
2 CONT Hugh Cole's first seven children were born in Plymouth. In 1668 he mov
2 CONC ed his family to Swansea and built a home on the west bank of the Matt
2 CONC apoisett River, now called Cole's River. His brother John also moved w
2 CONC ith him to Swansea.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Hugh Cole negotiated land purchases with the Indians and was also an e
2 CONC xperienced surveyor. He was active in the management of the town, bein
2 CONC g chosen surveyor, serving as a selectman from 1672 to 1675, deputy to
2 CONC  the Plymouth Colony General Court in 1673, 1674 and 1675, and a membe
2 CONC r of the Swansea Prudential Affairs Committee in 1672. He also served 
2 CONC several times as a juror.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Various accounts have been written concerning Hugh's relationship with
2 CONC  the Indians. Although he was a frequent visitor to the Indian camp an
2 CONC d had peaceful dealings with King Philip, Philip was charged with inci
2 CONC vility toward Hugh in 1671. Hugh also sued King Philip for 200 pounds 
2 CONC for breach of a land sale agreement which he later settled. Hugh warne
2 CONC d Plymouth Colony leaders in 1671 that he had observed the Narraganset
2 CONC  Indians repairing guns and making weapons. Subsequently Hugh was aske
2 CONC d by colony officials to visit the Wampanoag Indian camp and report ba
2 CONC ck to them concerning the activities there. Hugh observed a number of 
2 CONC strangers at the Indian camp and reported this back to colony official
2 CONC s.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Several published sources give various accounts of the kidnapping of t
2 CONC wo of Hugh's sons by the Indians shortly before the outbreak of King P
2 CONC hilip's War. Supposedly King Philip ordered members of his tribe to re
2 CONC turn the children to their home. Legend also reports that King Philip 
2 CONC warned Hugh of the impending attack by the Indians at the outbreak of 
2 CONC the war, enabling Hugh to remove his family from Swansea before the In
2 CONC dians attacked. Hugh's home was one of the first burned in the attack.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Hugh's family remained in Portsmouth during the war. Although Hugh Col
2 CONC e's record of military service during King Philip's War is unknown, he
2 CONC  was frequently recorded as Sergeant Hugh Cole afterward.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Upon his return to Swansea Hugh rebuilt his home at a new location. He
2 CONC  was again elected selectman and deputy and resumed his active role in
2 CONC  town affairs.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Hugh and Mary Cole had twelve children. The date of Mary's death is no
2 CONC t known. Hugh married twice after Mary's death and he died in Jan 1699
2 CONC /1700. He was buried in Tyler Point Cemetery in Barrington, Rhode Isla
2 CONC nd. There is no marker on his grave.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Spouse 2    
2 CONT Elizabeth Lettice 
2 CONT Born: 1636 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONT Died: 31 Oct 1693 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Marriage: 1 Jan 1689 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   View In
2 CONC fo  
2 CONT Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT 
2 CONT He married six times. He married Abigail Davenport. He married Mary Mo
2 CONC rton. He married Mary Foxwell 8 January 1654 in Swansea, Bristol, Mass
2 CONC achusetts. Mary was born 17 August 1635 in Barnstable, Plymouth, MA. M
2 CONC ary was the daughter of Richard Foxwell and Ann Shelly. Mary died 1678
2 CONC /1688 in Swansea, Bristol, MA, at 43 years of age. Her body was interr
2 CONC ed in Bristol, MA. He married Elizabeth Lettice 1 January 1689 in Swan
2 CONC sea, Bristol, Massachusetts. He married Mary Shelly 30 January 1694 in
2 CONC  Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts. He married Mary Shelby 30 January 16
2 CONC 94. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mercy Cole  F abt 1680 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Experience Cole  F abt 1682 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT    
2 CONT Spouse 3    
2 CONT Mary Shelley 
2 CONT Born: 2 Nov 1639 in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONT Died: 30 Jan 1694 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Marriage: 30 Jan 1694 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA   View
2 CONC  Info  
2 CONT ***************************************
2 CONT Documented events in his life were: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1. Town Service; 8 Apr 1645; Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 15. Mr Bradfor
2 CONC d Mr Prence Mr Paddy Mr Done Nathaniell Souther & Thomas Shouthwood fo
2 CONC r on on behalf of the Towne agreed with James Cole that his sonn Heugh
2 CONC  Cole should keepe the Cowes this yeare from the middle of this instan
2 CONC t Aprill untill the middle of November following and shall have fifty 
2 CONC bushells of corne for his paynes and shall bring them up every morning
2 CONC  to bee milked and then carry them forth to feede and bring them hoame
2 CONC  at night. The Corne is to be equally levyed according to the number w
2 CONC hen they are prought together and eich man to pay his pporcon as it sh
2 CONC all come to. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 2. Town Service; 28 Feb 1650/51; Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA. Hugh Cole
2 CONC  was part of Samuel Hickes "Teame" - apparently for gathering wood. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 3. Court Appearance; 6 Jun 1655; Plymouth Colony, MA 16. Item, wee pre
2 CONC sent Hugh Cole, and Mary Foxwell, his now wife, in keeping company eac
2 CONC h with other in an vndecent manner, att an vnseasonable time and place
2 CONC , before marriage. [Owning the presentment as it lyeth, hee is fined 2
2 CONC 0s.] 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 4. Lands Recorded - Purchased; 4 Jan 1661/62; Plymouth Colony, MA 17. 
2 CONC On 4 January 1661[/2] "Edward Holman ... of Plymouth ... seaman" sold 
2 CONC to Hugh Cole of Plymouth, ship carpenter, "the one half of my lot shar
2 CONC e or portion of land commonly called the Purchase land, lying and bein
2 CONC g at a place Acushenah, Coaksett and places adjacent [MD 16:208-09, ci
2 CONC ting PCLR 2:2:79] 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 5. Town Service; 10 Jan 1661/62; Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 18. It was
2 CONC  ordered that a Rate of ten pounds should bee made and levied upon the
2 CONC  Towne to be layed out in bellowes and tooles for a smith and to bee k
2 CONC ept for the uses of the towne; The men deputed to make the said Rate w
2 CONC ere John Cooke, Nathaniell Warren, & hugh Cole. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 6. Lands Recorded - Granted; 27 Oct 1662; Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 1
2 CONC 9. Fifty acrees of upland is graunted unto hugh Cole lying betwixt the
2 CONC  hither mannomett point and the peece of salt marsh; with all the appu
2 CONC rtenances belonging thereunto unto him and his heires for ever 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 7. Town Service; 27 May 1665; Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 20. Certaine 
2 CONC of the naighborhood betwixt the towne and the Eelriver were appointed 
2 CONC by the towne to view the highwaies in the naighborhoods aforsaid and t
2 CONC o Consult and Compund with the naighbors for the settling of them for 
2 CONC the best conveniency that may bee both to the generall and each pticul
2 CONC are; and what conclustion the Come to of any wages that they make Reco
2 CONC rd thereof to the Court that soe they may be entered upon publicke Rec
2 CONC ord with the markes of them: and soe to bee pmanent: hugh Cole 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 8. Town Service; 5 Feb 1665/66; Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 21. Leift M
2 CONC orton, Nath: Warren, Gorg Bonum, William Clark & Hugh Cole were appoin
2 CONC ted by the towne to settle two severall graunts of lands lying att Man
2 CONC omett Ponds viz: the one unto Samuell Ryder and the other utno the sai
2 CONC d Will: Clarke which graunts was to each of them twenty acrees: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 9. Town Service; 17 Oct 1666; Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 22. The waies
2 CONC  layed out by Leift Ephraim Morton, Nathaniel Warren Robert ffinney hu
2 CONC gh Cole William barlow & Nathaniel Morton Apointed by the Towne of Ply
2 CONC mouth for to lay them out: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 10. Town Service; 22 Oct 1666; Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 23. Nathanie
2 CONC l Warren, Joseph Warren, William Clarke & hugh Cole are deputed by the
2 CONC  Towne to Purchase all such lands as are to be Purchased of the Indian
2 CONC s att or about Agawaam. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 11. Lands Recorded - Granted; 2 Jan 1666/67; Plymouth, Plymouth Co., M
2 CONC A 23. hugh Cole to be accomodated with meddow att the lower south medd
2 CONC ow downe that River below those that have meddow there alreaddy graunt
2 CONC ed. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 12. Lands Recorded; Jul 1667; Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 24. The bound
2 CONC s of hugh Coles Land lying neare the hither mannomett pointe soe calle
2 CONC d is as followeth viz: bounded att the easterly end with a great Rocke
2 CONC  by a place comonly called the salt marsh and soe Ranging up into the 
2 CONC woods upon a southwest line halfe a point westerly; which is for the g
2 CONC reat Rocke spoken of 72 pole to a heap of stones; and Runing along by 
2 CONC the sea one hundred and two pole; and there att the northerly end boun
2 CONC ded with a heap of stones; and ther Runing into the woods southwest ha
2 CONC lf a point westerly 72 pole and there bounded with a heap of stones.
2 CONT In additon Ten acres of meddow was graunted unto hugh Cole lying at th
2 CONC e south meddow brooke. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 13. Town Service; 13 Oct 1667; Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 25. That whe
2 CONC ras the sume of twenty-two pounds is alowed by the Court with that whi
2 CONC ch is alreddy expended towards the building of a bridge over the Eelri
2 CONC ver: which is accepted by the towne These are appointed by the Towne t
2 CONC o Receive the said sume; and to serch the old bridge and to take Cours
2 CONC e and agree with the workmen for the Rebuilding or Repaireing thereof 
2 CONC in the place it now is in the most prudensial and frugalest way that m
2 CONC ay be: Leiftenant Morton, Gorge Bouum, Joseph Warren, William Clark & 
2 CONC hugh Cole. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 14. Mention in Will, Inv. or Prob.; 7 Apr 1668; Barnstable, Barnstable
2 CONC  Co., MA 1. Named as 'son Hugh Cole' in the will of his father-in-law,
2 CONC  Richard Foxwell 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 15. Voted; 18 May 1668; Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 26. The names of su
2 CONC ch as have voated in Towne meeting in the Towne of Plymouth: hugh Cole
2 CONC . 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 16. Town Office; 16 Jun 1668; Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 27. The Towne
2 CONC  have appointed hugh Cole Serjeant harlow and Stephen Bryant to take n
2 CONC otice of such horses as are soe carried threw the Towne and are heerby
2 CONC  Impowered to examine them whether they have a passe for them and all 
2 CONC of them and in case they find them to be carrying of them away disorde
2 CONC rly to take speedy Course to have them seized so the law may be follow
2 CONC ed on them; That is to say they are heerby Impowered to seize on them 
2 CONC and forthwith bring them before some one of the majestrates of this Ju
2 CONC risdiction for tryal: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 17. Church Membership; 22 Jun 1671; Swansea, Bristol Co., MA 28. Bapti
2 CONC st Church Records: "Hugh Cole propounded and was assented to if no mat
2 CONC eriall objection be brought in before next church meeting for governme
2 CONC nt." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 18. Town Service; 3 Jul 1689; Swansea, Bristol Co., MA 29. July ye 3d 
2 CONC 1689 at a Meeting of divers of ye propriators of Swanzey Agreed that a
2 CONC  Committe of 3 men be chosen to treat & agree with Maje Wil. Bradford 
2 CONC for a full release of all ye Lands & meadows within ye Township of Swa
2 CONC nzey to ye Several Propriators thereof & the committee chosen is Mers.
2 CONC  John Saffin, John Allen, Hugh Cole. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 19. Town Service; 9 Aug 1689; Swansea, Bristol Co., MA 30. Att a Town 
2 CONC Meeting August ye 9th 1689 .. 3ly Voted yt Mr. John Saffin John Allen 
2 CONC & Hugh Cole be hereby with ye Townsmen Impowred to form & fix A Schedu
2 CONC le to ye Release from Majr Bradford obtained & And to enter ye allowed
2 CONC  Inhabitants therein & their Several Stations & Intrests & to proporti
2 CONC on the Summs to be pd by ye freement & Showemot men & finally to so su
2 CONC ch things about ye Premisses as needful according to prudence & Justic
2 CONC e. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 20. VR - Death of Spouse; 31 Oct 1692; Swansea, Bristol Co., MA 31. El
2 CONC izabeth, wife of Hugh Cole (formerly of Jacob Cooke) at Swanzey in her
2 CONC  57th yeare dyed october, 31: 
2 CONT *********************************
2 CONT Documented events in their marriage were: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1. VR - Birth of Child; 8 Nov 1655; Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 11. The
2 CONC  beirthes of the Children of hugh Cole Now of Swansey whoe was somtime
2 CONC s Inhabitant of the Towne of Plymouth in this Jurisdiction of New Plym
2 CONC outh. James Cole the son of Hugh Cole was borne in the yeer 1665 Novem
2 CONC ber the 8th. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 2. VR - Birth of Child; 15 Mar 1658/59; Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 11.
2 CONC  Hugh Cole the son o Hugh Cole was borne the 15th of March 1658 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 3. VR - Birth of Child; 16 May 1660; Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 11. Jo
2 CONC hn Cole the son of Hugh Cole senir was borne the 16th of May 1660 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 4. VR - Birth of Child; 14 Apr 1662; Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 11. Ma
2 CONC rtha Cole Daughter of hugh Cole was borne the 14th of Aprill 1662 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 5. VR - Birth of Child; 14 Oct 1664; Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 11. An
2 CONC na Cole the Daughter of Hugh Cole was Borne on october the 14th 1664 [
2 CONC 26th was first written, but it was changed to "14th" in a different in
2 CONC k] 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 6. VR - Birth of Child; 15 May 1668; Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 11. Jo
2 CONC seph Cole, the son of Hugh Cole was born the 15th of May 1668 
2 CONT 
2 CONT *******************************
2 CONT Hugh Cole was baptized on 29 June 1628 in Barnstaple, Devonshire, Engl
2 CONC and. He moved with his family at age five or six to Plymouth, Massachu
2 CONC setts. The early records of Plymouth show him on a 1643 list of men ab
2 CONC le to bear arms. He was also paid 50 bushels of corn by the town of Pl
2 CONC ymouth in 1634 for tending the cows of the townspeople - bringing them
2 CONC  up every morning to be milked, taking them to feed, and bringing them
2 CONC  home at night.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In contrast to his parents, Hugh Cole had fewer encounters with the co
2 CONC urts for violating the laws, became a prominent citizen and founder of
2 CONC  a new town, and also became a prominent church leader. He married Mar
2 CONC y Foxwell on 8 January 1654/5 in Plymouth. Despite a later showing of 
2 CONC good character, Hugh was fined 20 shillings in 1655 when he and his wi
2 CONC fe were found guilty of "keeping company each with other in an undecen
2 CONC t manner, at an unreasonable time and place, before marriage."
2 CONT 
2 CONT Hugh Cole's first seven children were born in Plymouth. In 1668 he mov
2 CONC ed his family to Swansea and built a home on the west bank of the Matt
2 CONC apoisett River, now called Cole's River. His brother John also moved w
2 CONC ith him to Swansea.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Hugh Cole negotiated land purchases with the Indians and was also an e
2 CONC xperienced surveyor. He was active in the management of the town, bein
2 CONC g chosen surveyor, serving as a selectman from 1672 to 1675, deputy to
2 CONC  the Plymouth Colony General Court in 1673, 1674 and 1675, and a membe
2 CONC r of the Swansea Prudential Affairs Committee in 1672. He also served 
2 CONC several times as a juror.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Various accounts have been written concerning Hugh's relationship with
2 CONC  the Indians. Although he was a frequent visitor to the Indian camp an
2 CONC d had peaceful dealings with King Philip, Philip was charged with inci
2 CONC vility toward Hugh in 1671. Hugh also sued King Philip for 200 pounds 
2 CONC for breach of a land sale agreement which he later settled. Hugh warne
2 CONC d Plymouth Colony leaders in 1671 that he had observed the Narraganset
2 CONC  Indians repairing guns and making weapons. Subsequently Hugh was aske
2 CONC d by colony officials to visit the Wampanoag Indian camp and report ba
2 CONC ck to them concerning the activities there. Hugh observed a number of 
2 CONC strangers at the Indian camp and reported this back to colony official
2 CONC s.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Several published sources give various accounts of the kidnapping of t
2 CONC wo of Hugh's sons by the Indians shortly before the outbreak of King P
2 CONC hilip's War. Supposedly King Philip ordered members of his tribe to re
2 CONC turn the children to their home. Legend also reports that King Philip 
2 CONC warned Hugh of the impending attack by the Indians at the outbreak of 
2 CONC the war, enabling Hugh to remove his family from Swansea before the In
2 CONC dians attacked. Hugh's home was one of the first burned in the attack.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Hugh's family remained in Portsmouth during the war. Although Hugh Col
2 CONC e's record of military service during King Philip's War is unknown, he
2 CONC  was frequently recorded as Sergeant Hugh Cole afterward.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Upon his return to Swansea Hugh rebuilt his home at a new location. He
2 CONC  was again elected selectman and deputy and resumed his active role in
2 CONC  town affairs.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Hugh and Mary Cole had twelve children. The date of Mary's death is no
2 CONC t known. Hugh married twice after Mary's death and he died in Jan 1699
2 CONC /1700. He was buried in Tyler Point Cemetery in Barrington, Rhode Isla
2 CONC nd. There is no marker on his grave.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Hugh's brother John, born 21 November 1637, was also one of the origin
2 CONC al proprietors of Swansea, but was not as active and prominent in town
2 CONC  affairs as his brother. He Married Elizabeth Ryder, daughter of Samue
2 CONC l Ryder of Yarmouth. They had four children. John died in 1677 in Swan
2 CONC sea. His daughter Elizabeth married our ancestor William Hammond of Sw
2 CONC ansea on 10 Jan 1695. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04776@
1 FAMC @fam04785@
0 @ind09815@ INDI
1 NAME SUSANNAH /COTTON/
2 DISPLAY SUSANNAH COTTON
2 GIVN SUSANNAH
2 SURN COTTON
1 POSITION -6680,-620
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -6750,-564,-6610,-701
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1624
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 16 SEP 1684
2 NOTE Susannah Salisbury 
3 CONT Born:  1624
3 CONT Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  16 Sep 1684
3 CONT Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children 
2 CONT John Salisbury  M 1655 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT William Salisbury  M 14 Aug 1659 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT Abigail Salisbury  F abt 1660 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Susannah Salisbury  F 27 Apr 1662 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT Hannah Salisbury  F 18 May 1665 in Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Samuel Salisbury  M 17 May 1666 in Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Cornelius Salisbury  M 7 Oct 1668 in Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT Elizabeth Salisbury  F abt 1673 in Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Joseph Salisbury  M 5 May 1675 in Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00230@
1 FAMS @fam04777@
1 FAMC @fam04783@
0 @ind09816@ INDI
1 NAME WILLIAM /SALISBURY/
2 DISPLAY WILLIAM SALISBURY
2 GIVN WILLIAM
2 SURN SALISBURY
1 POSITION -7060,-620
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -7130,-564,-6990,-701
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 12 MAY 1622
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 24 JAN 1675
2 NOTE William Salisbury 
3 CONT Born:  12 May 1622
3 CONT [city], [parish], Denbighshire, Wales   
3 CONT Died:  24 Jun 1675
3 CONT Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE "From James M. Ferrell, correspondent.
2 CONT William Salisbury and son, John, of Swanzey were the first killed in K
2 CONC ing Philip's War. He came to New England before 1656.
2 CONT William Salisbury, the first of this line, who came to America from En
2 CONC gland. He was born in Wales, doubtless in Denbighshire, son of John Sa
2 CONC lisbury of Llanrhaidr, Wales 14th generation from Henry Guelph, Duke o
2 CONC f Bavaria. He disposed on May 12, 1656 that he was 34 years of age and
2 CONC  if this be true he was born in 1622. He was in Dorchester, Mass. as e
2 CONC arly as 1648. He was for a time herdsman of the town cattle. He settle
2 CONC d in Milton, formerly a part of Dorchester and signed the agreement re
2 CONC garding the parsonage land May 18, 1667. He moved to Swansea, Mass. as
2 CONC  early as 1671 being the first man of the name in the town. William ma
2 CONC rried Susanna ? who was admitted to full communion at the Dorchester c
2 CONC hurch May 7, D.S.T. and was dismissed to the Milton church September 1
2 CONC 8, 1681."2 William Salisbury was born in 1635.1 He died in June 1675.1
2 CONC   
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Child of William Salisbury: 
2 CONT Susannah Salisbury+   b. 27 Apr 1662 
2 CONT Citations
2 CONT 
2 CONT [S217] John Julian Lawton, The Seamans Family in America, p. 1. 
2 CONT [S218] William Salisbury and King Phillips War, online http://www.spra
2 CONC gue-database.org/w1675/i17.htm. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04777@
1 FAMC @fam07427@
0 @ind09817@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /BUTTERWORTH/
2 DISPLAY MARY BUTTERWORTH
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN BUTTERWORTH
1 POSITION -7500,-680
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -7595,-624,-7405,-761
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 29 AUG 1629
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 29 AUG 1704
2 NOTE    
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Bristol County, Mass. Wills. Vol. 3, p. 205, Will of Mary Butterworth 
2 CONC MASON
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dated 28 Jan 1712/3, probated Dec. 6, 1714.  (In part.)
2 CONT 
2 CONT Imp's.  I give & bequeath to my beloved son in Law Ephraim WHEATON and
2 CONC  my Daughter Mary WHEATON his wife All my goods & cattle which are at 
2 CONC his or their house where I now Dwell, Together with all my Rents & Due
2 CONC s: Due to me from my sone Pelatia MASON; to them the said Ephraim & Ma
2 CONC ry WHEATON, their heirs and assigns forever. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT And I ordain Constitute & make my Beloved son in Law Ephraim WHEATON m
2 CONC y Executor of this my Last will and Testament
2 CONT 
2 CONT  Children 
2 CONT    
2 CONT     
2 CONT Sampson Mason 
2 CONT Born: 10 Mar 1625 in Bolton, [parish], Lancashire, England
2 CONT Died: 7 Sep 1676 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Marriage: 9 Mar 1650 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   View I
2 CONC nfo  
2 CONT Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Noah Mason  M 26 Oct 1651 in Dorchester, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Sampson Mason  M 1654 in Dorchester, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT John Mason  M 1656 in Dorchester, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Samuel Mason  M 12 Feb 1657 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Sarah Mason  F 15 Feb 1658 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Sarah Mason  M 15 Feb 1658 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Joseph Mason  M 6 Mar 1663 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Bethiah Mason  F 15 Oct 1665 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Isaac Mason  M 15 Jul 1667 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Petatiah Mason  M 1 Apr 1669 in Rehobeth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Pelatiah Mason  M 1 Apr 1669 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Benjamin Mason  M 20 Oct 1670 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Thankful Mason  F 27 Oct 1672 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT    ***************************************
2 CONT Mary Butterworth 
2 CONT Born:  29 Aug 1629
2 CONT Dorchester, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONT Died:  29 Aug 1704
2 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONT  
2 CONT Alternate Mother(s) for Mary Butterworth  = OneWorldTreeSM choice  
2 CONT Select Name & Spouse  Birth & Death Father & Mother Generations 
2 CONT Select  
2 CONT  
2 CONT  Mary Butterworth
2 CONT     S:  Henry Butterworth 
2 CONT     S:  Thomas Clifton 
2 CONT  B:  abt 1600 in Rehoboth, [parish], Nottinghamshire, England 
2 CONT D:  26 Jan 1687 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA 
2 CONT  F:  Edward Butterworth 
2 CONT M:  Elizabeth Butterworth 
2 CONT    
2 CONT Select 
2 CONT  
2 CONT  Mary Lanbotham
2 CONT     S:  John Butterworth 
2 CONT     S:  Thomas Clifton 
2 CONT  B:  abt 1598 in [city], [parish], [county], England 
2 CONT D:  26 Jan 1687 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA 
2 CONT  F:  UNKNOWN 
2 CONT M:  UNKNOWN 
2 CONT    
2 CONT Select 
2 CONT  
2 CONT  Mary
2 CONT     S:  John Butterworth 
2 CONT  B:  1605 in Weymouth, [parish], Norfolk, England 
2 CONT D:  24 Jan 1687 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA 
2 CONT  F:  UNKNOWN 
2 CONT M:  UNKNOWN 
2 CONT    
2 CONT Select 
2 CONT  
2 CONT  Mary
2 CONT     S:  William Butterworth 
2 CONT  B:  abt 1601 in Gretton, [parish], Northamptonshire, England 
2 CONT D:  6 Apr 1640 in Gretton, [parish], Northamptonshire, England 
2 CONT  F:  UNKNOWN 
2 CONT M:  UNKNOWN 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
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1 FAMS @fam04778@
1 FAMC @fam04782@
0 @ind09818@ INDI
1 NAME SAMPSON /MASON/
2 DISPLAY SAMPSON MASON
2 GIVN SAMPSON
2 SURN MASON
1 POSITION -7760,-700
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -7825,-644,-7694,-781
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 10 MAR 1625
2 NOTE Born:  10 Mar 1625
3 CONT Bolton, [parish], Lancashire, England   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Bolton, [parish], Lancashire, England
3 _XREF @place00111@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 7 SEP 1676
2 NOTE Sampson Mason 
3 CONT Died:  7 Sep 1676
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT Buried in Sep 1676 in Bullock's Cove, Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA. 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Sampson Mason 
2 CONT Occupation: Shoemaker. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT Sampson Mason was at Dorchester, Massachusetts in 1649 according to th
2 CONC e town records.  In a history of the Baptist Church in New England, it
2 CONC  is stated that he had been a soldier in Cromwell's Army, and upon a t
2 CONC urn of events, came to New England, where he then settled in Rehoboth,
2 CONC  Massachusetts.  It is unlikely that he was actually in Cromwell’s arm
2 CONC y, as times, dates and facts tend to tell otherwise.  It’s believed to
2 CONC day that the Cromwell story was fabricated by a descendant to put thei
2 CONC r ancestor in a better light. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Sampson was a shoemaker by trade, a valuable member of the new colony 
2 CONC where men with skills were considered an asset to any town trying to s
2 CONC et out and flourish.  Besides being a shoemaker, Sampson was a land sp
2 CONC eculator as well, hoping to make money or if lucky enough, a fortune o
2 CONC ff land.  Sampson would be married to Mary Butterworth, daughter of Jo
2 CONC hn and Mary (Lanbotham) Butterworth. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Around1650 he purchased land in Rehoboth.  Records indicate that he al
2 CONC so sold some land there around this time.  In 1657, he and his wife an
2 CONC d three children were living in Rehoboth.  Records show the children h
2 CONC ad been born there.  Sampson was engaged in extensive land speculation
2 CONC  at this time.  He owned land in the Rehoboth North Purchase, which la
2 CONC ter became Attleborough.  He was one of the original Proprietors of Sw
2 CONC ansea at the town's incorporation in 1668.  In 1669, the birth of his 
2 CONC 11th child was recorded in the Rehoboth Records as "born near Providen
2 CONC ce Ferry". It is probable that the family was then living on a tract o
2 CONC f land at Watchemoket Neck, now East Providence, Rhode Island. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Sampson was an original Proprietor of Swansea.  Swansea was founded as
2 CONC  a Baptist town, despite the objections from the orthodox faith of the
2 CONC  New England Puritans.  The followers of Elder John Myles organized th
2 CONC e town as a Baptist settlement.  The Elder Myles had been a pastor in 
2 CONC the town of Swansea, Wales, and had been deprived of his church in Wal
2 CONC es at the time of the Restoration. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT He and several of his followers had left Wales to seek religious freed
2 CONC om.  The new Swansea settlement finally won the approval of the Massac
2 CONC husetts Bay Colony on March 5th of 1668 and the "the Town of Swansey, 
2 CONC Township of Wannamoisett and the parts adjacent were established".  It
2 CONC  was at this time Sampson Mason was converted to the Baptist faith by 
2 CONC Elder Myles. Mr. Mason was then allotted 12 acres in the town. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Sampson Mason died in 1676. His burial was recorded in Rehoboth on Sep
2 CONC tember 15th of 1676.  At his death he left a considerable personal est
2 CONC ate consisting of several hundred acres.  His widow, Mary, spent the r
2 CONC est of her years with her daughter, Mary, who married Elder Ephraim Wh
2 CONC eaton, then pastor of the First Baptist Church of Swansea. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT In his will he left ninety five acres of land at Watchemoket, and a sm
2 CONC aller parcel of eight acres with a house near the ferry.  It is very p
2 CONC ossible the family occupied one of these houses for a short time.  The
2 CONC  family homestead was located farther inland, within the present town 
2 CONC of Seekonk, Massachusetts.  From the will he left and a list of posses
2 CONC sions at the time of his passing, it can see he did quite well in life
2 CONC , most likely from the land speculation he took part in. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Sampson Mason 
2 CONT October 27, 1676
2 CONT Plymouth Colony Wills 3(2):50-51
2 CONT #P287
2 CONT 
2 CONT The Inventory of Sampson Mason
2 CONT An Inventory of the estate of Sampson Mason [...MS torn...] tuenty sea
2 CONC uenth of October 1676
2 CONT 
2 CONT L s d
2 CONT 
2 CONT Impr: his wearing apparrell; one blacke Cloth suite [...MS torn...]
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 1 homemade suite briches and dublitt [...MS torn...]
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 1 Cloth Coate and wastcoate and a paire of trousers [...MS torn..
2 CONC .]
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 1 Red wastcoate a paire of briches & old Coate 00 1[MS torn]
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 2 hatts and two paire of drawers 00 10 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 3 shirts three Capps and 9 bands and two handkercheiffes 00 13 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 2 paire of Gloues a paire of Mittens and a tobacco box 00 06 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 7 paire of stockens an apron and smale boxes 00 18 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item a paire of shooes and a lether apron 00 03 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 5 pillows a bolster Couerlidd a paire of sheets & a blankett 03 0
2 CONC 0 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item a Flocke bed 2 bolsters a sheet a blankett and a Rugg 02 10 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item a bed 2 bolsters a paire of sheets Couerlid & bedstead 03 15 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item a bed bedstead a bed matt & Coard 02 10 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 2 blanketts a sheepskin Rugg 2 a Couerlidd & a bolster 02 05 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item a bed stead & Coard and a paire of sheets & a paire of
2 CONT 
2 CONT pillow bears 01 10 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 2 smale peeces of New holland and a TableCloth 00 07 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 3 towells & 4 yards of New Penistone 01 00 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 2 yards 4 a halfe of homade Cloth & 4 yards of kersey 01 15 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 6 yards of serge 5 shillings per yard 01 10 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item a paire of stockens and 14 yards of New Cloth 03 00 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 4 yards of homemad Cloth 00 16 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item a bearing blankett and a Childs Coate 00 12 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 9 yards of homadecloth 01 10 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 2 blanketts and 12 pound of Cotten yerne 03 10 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 2 Guns 2 L a harquebusse 15s 02 15 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 2 Cuttleaxes powder and bulletts 01 12 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 1 blankett & a knapsacke 00 12 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 80 pound of sheeps woole 20 pound of Cotten woole & Flax 03 00 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 3 Chests a bow and a Case with 12 bottles 01 06 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 5 pewter platters & 8 peeces of pewter & 8 spoones 02 05 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item earthen ware & wooden ware & trenchers 01 00 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 2 stone Iuggs and 2 pichers and a glass bottle 00 07 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item a warming pan and 2 frying pans 00 15 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item a Great brasse kettle and 2 skilletts 01 00 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 4 Iron potts and an Iron kettle 02 10 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item a smale brase kettle a spitt a box Iron & a Gridiron 01 05 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item a paire of Andirons & 2 pott hangers 00 15 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item a looking Glasse and an houre Glass & 3 lampes 00 10 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item a Great Gratter and a wooden bottle and other small things 00 04 
2 CONC 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 4 spining Wheeles & 4 Chaires 01 02 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item a Great bible Mr Baxters euerlasting Rest & other books 01 00 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 13 or 14 Iarrs and six barrells and 2 tubbs 02 02 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 2 meate tubbs [2?] Great hogsheds & other wooden lumber 01 10 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item a Cradle 2 pailes and a pecke 2 Cherns 2 Cheesefatts 00 17 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item a warming pan lead a brush 4 paire of Cards 00 08 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 2 tables 2 stooles 1 seiue and three basketts 00 10 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item shoomakers tooles viz: lasts kniues and all other shoomakors
2 CONT 
2 CONT Inatruments and alsoe Currying kniues 10 00 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item in sole lether and vper Lether 08 00 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 2 Chaires a paire of Fetters & 3 hoes & 2 beetle Ringes and 3
2 CONT 
2 CONT wedges and a stubb sythe a pitch fork and pickaxe 02 00 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item in mony 14s pins a pursse & Combe 00 16 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 2 paire of plow Irons 3 Narrow axes 02 00 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 3 sythes with Nibbs 4 Rakes with a Gindstone 01 05 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item a Cart and wheels boxes hoopes and Cart Ropes and yoakes and a pl
2 CONC ow 03 00 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 2 saddles 2 bridls and a pannell 01 15 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item Ioyners tooles 01 05 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT [The following two items are written in the left hand margin:]
2 CONT 
2 CONT more linnin and woollen yerne 00 15 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT 3 sheets a Case for a bolster and 3 pillowbers 01 15 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT [51]
2 CONT 
2 CONT [...MS torn...]okes and hingges bill hookes & hatchell 01 05 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT [...MS torn...] hookes a peece of a spade & drawing kniffe 00 05 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT [...MS torn...]mp braked & vnbraked and Flax 02 10 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT [...Ms torn...] about 50 bushells of Indian Corne 05 00 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item about 15 bushells of Rye 02 10 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 2 oxen 08 10 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 3 Cowes and 2 Calues 09 00 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item one 4 yeer old steer & 5 yeerlings 10 00 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 1 horse and mare 03 00 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 7 younge swine 03 10 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 10 sheep 03 00 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 15 load of hay 07 00 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 6 baggs bandeleers powder hornes 00 14 06
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 1 trusse 00 02 06
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 8 Gallans of traine oyle 01 00 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 2 trusse Irons tarr and Rosen 00 06 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Item 4 hiues of bees 01 16 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT ---------------
2 CONT 
2 CONT sume totall 155 19 00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Aprissed by vs the day and yeer before specifyed
2 CONT 
2 CONT Phillip Walker
2 CONT 
2 CONT Daniell Smith
2 CONT 
2 CONT Forgotten 7 peckes of salt 2 Goat skins dressed 4 sheep skins 3 bushel
2 CONC ls of wheat 4 bee hiues 3 or 4 pound of feathers
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mary Mason the Relict of the deceased Sampson Mason tooke her oath to 
2 CONC the truth of this Inventory the 17th of Nouember 1676 before mee Iames
2 CONC  Browne Assistant.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Plymouth Colony Wills, Vol. III, part 2, f. 50-51.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 3 of 3
2 CONT 
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1 FAMC @fam07433@
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1 NAME ALICE /BOWEN/
2 DISPLAY ALICE BOWEN
2 GIVN ALICE
2 SURN BOWEN
1 POSITION -8120,-690
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -8185,-634,-8054,-771
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1618
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1693
2 NOTE Alice Bowen 
3 CONT Born:  1618
3 CONT 
3 CONT Died:  1693
3 CONT Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children  
2 CONT Joseph Wheaton  M 1639 in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Samuel Wheaton  M abt 1641 in Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Jeremiah Wheaton  M 1643 in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Christopher Wheaton  M 1645 in Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT Abigail Wheaton  F 20 Jan 1647 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT John Wheaton  M 20 Apr 1650 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Bethiah Wheaton  F 20 May 1652 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Hannah Wheaton  F 18 Sep 1654 in Providence, Providence, Rhode Island,
2 CONC  USA    
2 CONT Mary Wheaton  F 4 Nov 1656 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Eqhraim Wheaton  M 20 Oct 1659     
2 CONT Ephraim Wheaton  M 20 Oct 1659 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Benjamin Wheaton  M Feb 1661 in Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, 
2 CONC USA    
2 CONT Obediah Wheaton  M abt 1705 in Resident Providence, [country]    
2 CONT Bethia Wheaton  F abt 1707 in Rehoboth, [county], Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONT *********ANOTHER SOURCE
2 CONT Their Offspring
2 CONT 
2 CONT                       Joseph WHEATON, Samuel WHEATON & Jeremiah WHEATO
2 CONC N Born at Salem, 
2 CONT 
2 CONT                       Obadiah WHEATON, John WHEATON, Bethia WHEATON, H
2 CONC annah WHEATON, Mary  
2 CONT 
2 CONT                       WHEATON,  Ephraim WHEATON & Benjamin WHEATON Bor
2 CONC n at Rehoboth..."
2 CONT 
2 CONT                       [David J WHEATON 19 September 2004]
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
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1 FAMS @fam04779@
1 FAMC @fam04781@
0 @ind09820@ INDI
1 NAME ROBERT /WHEATON/
2 DISPLAY ROBERT WHEATON
2 GIVN ROBERT
2 SURN WHEATON
1 POSITION -8320,-690
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -8385,-634,-8254,-771
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1606
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1696
2 NOTE Robert Wheaton 
3 CONT Born:  1606
3 CONT    Died: 1696 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE "The 16th of the 11th month 1636 (i.e.16 January on modern calendar) R
2 CONC obt  WHEATO(N) refused to be an Inhabitant of Salem (i.e. rejected as 
2 CONC an inhabitant); but                       he  settled there anyway  ..
2 CONC . "At a Town Meeting on the 26th of the 9th month the several proporti
2 CONC ons of Land laid                      out at the Marblehead this 14th 
2 CONC of the 9th month 1638 (i.e. 14th November 1638 on  the modern calendar
2 CONC ) being formerly granted...to Robert WHEADEN granted 10 acres         
2 CONC               of land" 1640   "Married Alice (Alys, Elice etc.) BOWEN 
2 CONC Salem, Massachusetts daughter of Richard              BOWEN, who came 
2 CONC to America about 1639"  On the 1st April 1644 (modern Calendar) Robert
2 CONC  WHEADEN "desirteth some ground  at ye great lotts" and was granted 20
2 CONC  acres of land "neere to the marsh at Mr  BISHOPP's farme to be layde 
2 CONC out by the towne conditionallie that if hee depte (depart)    from the
2 CONC  towne before he improve it,  returne to the towne. (This suggests his
2 CONC   departure from Salem was expected). WEYMOUTH, thence to SECONNET or 
2 CONC SEEKONK, which became REHOBOTH Happenings which have a bearing on what
2 CONC  Robert did next.Religious Differences: "Rev Samuel NEWMAN came to Wey
2 CONC mouth in 1639 and remained for four years but                  apparen
2 CONC tly, because of continuing religious difference he decided to emigrate
2 CONC "  Planning by the Rehoboth settlers: 1643   "The first meeting of ori
2 CONC ginal planters of Rehoboth to be found on record is dated at 'Weimoth 
2 CONC the 24th of the 8th month [October] 1643"  Record is as follows: "At a
2 CONC  general meeting of the planters of Seekonok:   It is ordered that the
2 CONC  planting lots not exceed the number sixty and five.                  
2 CONC It is agreed that the ground that is most fit to be planted and hopefu
2 CONC ll  for corn for the   present to be planted and fenced by those who p
2 CONC ossess the land   It is agreed that if the lots are not fenced by the 
2 CONC 20th day of April next then the land will  be foreited  "The next meet
2 CONC ing of the proprietors was held at Weymouth, 'the 10th day of the 10th
2 CONC    month (December), when regulations were made as to the planting of 
2 CONC corn.   The teacher to have certain portion from each settler.  Servan
2 CONC ts after four years to be inhabitants and entitled to their privileges
2 CONC "s for these events cause problems.   However, perhaps Robert knew tha
2 CONC t he was going to have to leave Salem.  He therefore made sure that in
2 CONC  1643 he was involved with the group of people planning to leave Weymo
2 CONC uth for Seconnet or Seekonk as Rehoboth was then known.  At the same t
2 CONC ime he was making sure, that if he did not have to leave Salem, there 
2 CONC would be land for him there.  This would explain why, in 1644 he was g
2 CONC ranted land in Salem on a provisional basis, and why he went to Weymou
2 CONC th after leaving Salem.  Nathaniel WHEATON, his great grandson, says h
2 CONC e arrived in Rehoboth in 1645 which could also suggest that Robert had
2 CONC  been considering the move for some time.1643/44/45?   Robert was a ve
2 CONC ry strong Baptist, and it was because he would not or did not agree   
2 CONC                     with the Puritan way that he was considered a rebe
2 CONC l. He had landed in Salem,   where "his independence of thought and sp
2 CONC eech made him enemies who finally                       drove him from
2 CONC   the town as a "pestilential fellow."                        It is sa
2 CONC id that from Salem Robert  made his way to Weymouth and from there  pe
2 CONC rhaps even to Boston where once again he was turned out of the settlem
2 CONC ent.                      However, it is agreed that "Soon afterwards 
2 CONC he came, with Elder Samuel NEWMAN,  and his people from Weymouth, to S
2 CONC econnet or Seekonk" an area which had been                       grant
2 CONC ed to the people of  HIGHAM.  Some believe that Robert also met up wit
2 CONC h   Odadiah HOLMES with whom Robert was in active sympathy, as he was 
2 CONC with Roger                        WILLIAMS. The real founder of the or
2 CONC iginal town of Rehoboth was the Rev. Samuel  NEWMAN, who settled there
2 CONC  in 1644. He renamed it Rehoboth, because, he said,                   
2 CONC      "the Lord hath made room for us".  Thomas COOPER and Robert WHEAT
2 CONC ON were the two deacons of Elder NEWMAN's church in Newman's Colony.  
2 CONC "Robert and his                        sons helped build the first Bap
2 CONC tist Church in assachusetts, USA" "Mr WHEATON came to Rehoboth among t
2 CONC he founders of the town.  He drew land  in various divisions of the to
2 CONC wn. (The first land was purchased of Massasoit in                     
2 CONC   1641, the second purchase in was called Wannomoiset, and the third p
2 CONC urchase  (about  1668) was known as the "North Purchase". Through time
2 CONC  the land was split                       up into different areas, som
2 CONC e staying in Massachusetts and some going to Rhode  Island. Robert WHE
2 CONC ATON held a great deal of land in all three purchases.  One of        
2 CONC                the areas split off from Rehoboth was Swansea.")       
2 CONC                  "31st (?) day of April 1644 Lots were drawn for a div
2 CONC ision of the woodland between the plain and the town.  Shares were dra
2 CONC wn to the number of fifty-eight,  the same names as were in the origin
2 CONC al proprietors list.                      ["History of Rehoboth" by BL
2 CONC ISS sent be Richard THOMAS 5 June 2003) A list of the original 58 prop
2 CONC rietors or early settlers of  Rehoboth in 1643 and  1644" included Rob
2 CONC ert WHEATON. Ruth INGRAM headed the list, the Schoolmaster 
2 CONT  was number 5, Mr Samuel NEWMAN was no. 9, The Teacher No.21, at numbe
2 CONC r 26  was Robert  WHEATON, the pastor was no, 36, William CARPENTER no
2 CONC . 47 and                       Richard BOWEN no. 58.  (Robert is also 
2 CONC mentioned in the division of the new meadow in 1646, and in the       
2 CONC                Quit-Claim from King Phillip (Indian Chief) in 1668, as
2 CONC  are Robert's sons, Jeremiah and Ephraim WHEATON.  On the 18th August 
2 CONC 1683 Robert WHEATON gave deed of                       land in the Nor
2 CONC th Purchase now the town of Attleboro to his son Benjamin. He was a qu
2 CONC iet, useful Citizen, apparently prospering as a planter. ")           
2 CONC                                                    ] "Thee 58 men cons
2 CONC idered themselves independent of any jurisdiction but their own,  thou
2 CONC gh they were afterwards claimed by both Plymouth and Massachusetts Bay
2 CONC                        Company.  In 1645 these men submitted themselve
2 CONC s to the jurisdiction of the  Plymouth Court, or rather were assigned 
2 CONC to that by the Commissioners of the United                    Colonies
2 CONC , and were incorporated by the scripture name of Rehoboth. ["History o
2 CONC f Rehoboth" by BLISS sent be Richard THOMAS 5 June 2003]1646          
2 CONC      approximately - son Christopher born Rehoboth, Massachusetts     
2 CONC                   [Various sources] However, no Christopher mentioned 
2 CONC in Nathaniel's Genealogy, nor below:"Children of Robert WHEATON: Josep
2 CONC h, Samuel and Jeremiah born at Salem;                           Odadia
2 CONC h, born at Rehoboth, January 20 1647; John April 20 1650; Bethia May 2
2 CONC 0 1642; Hannah, September 18 1654; Mary November 4 1656; Ephraim;  Ben
2 CONC jamin, in the last of February 1661" ["New England Families Genealogic
2 CONC al and Memorial: Third Series" Author: CUTTER, William Richard Publica
2 CONC tion: 1913. Reprint Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Co., nc., 1996] 
2 CONC  "The Will of Robert WHEATON, dated Oct 2 1687 …mentions his wife, Ali
2 CONC ce   [BOWEN], his sons Joseph, Samuel, Obadiah, John and Jeremiah, and
2 CONC  his three   daughters Bethia, Hannah and Mary" (also Ephraim and Benj
2 CONC amin) Christopher he died 20 March 1683/84 before his father.  However
2 CONC , bequests were made to children of Samuel who had died previously, bu
2 CONC t not                           Christopher's son, Christopher who was
2 CONC  still living when his grandfather died)1646              "10th day of
2 CONC  December 1646 at a meeting of town it was agreed to draw lots for    
2 CONC                   new meadow, and to be divided according to person an
2 CONC d estate.  Robert  WHEATON  drew #24 and William CARPENTER drew #42" 1
2 CONC 647/48         "20 January - son Obadiah WHEATON born Rehoboth, Massac
2 CONC husetts"                                         1650              "20
2 CONC  April 1650 - son John born Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts" 1652    
2 CONC          - daughter Bethia WHEATON born Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachuset
2 CONC ts"
2 CONT  1653              "Plymouth Colony deed show that Robert WHEATON was 
2 CONC one of the inhabitants of                       Rehoboth who petitione
2 CONC d Governor BRADFORD in 1653 for a settlement in a land   dispute with 
2 CONC Captain Miles STANDISH of Mayflower fame.   1654            September 
2 CONC - daughter Hannah/Ann WHEATON born Rehoboth, Bristol,                 
2 CONC          Massachusetts" 1656              "4 November - daughter Mary 
2 CONC WHEATON born Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts" 
2 CONT                    1657              "Robert WHEATON took the "oath of
2 CONC  fidelity"  Plymouth Colony Records. This is the                      
2 CONC  oath he would not take in Salem) 1657              Robert WHEATON and
2 CONC  two other men were fined five shillings each for cutting three    loa
2 CONC ds of grass contrary to an order of the town. 1658              "The s
2 CONC econd land purchase was a tract called by the English, Wannomoiset, fo
2 CONC rming                      a part of Swansea and Barrington"          
2 CONC            1658             "Robert WHEATON admitted a freeman."      
2 CONC               1658             Robert WHEATON served on a coroner's ju
2 CONC ry that invegtigated the cause of death of     Nathaniel West of Rhode
2 CONC  Island who fell through the ice and drowned.                   1659  
2 CONC            "20 October - son Ephraim WHEATON born Rehoboth, Bristol Co
2 CONC unty,   Massachusetts"1660             Robert's land is mentioned in a
2 CONC  1660 Deed between Walter PALMER, John ALLIN and  Jonah PALMER  1661/6
2 CONC 2        "28 February - son Benjamin WHEATON born Rehoboth, Bristol,  
2 CONC   Massachusetts" 1662             Robert WHEATON served on a coroner's
2 CONC  jury that investing the cause of death of  Robert ALLIN, who was foun
2 CONC d ded on his bed by his brother John ALLIN of Rehoboth.   The verdict:
2 CONC  Hee came by his death by laying violent hands upon himselfe.         
2 CONC             1663             Robert WHEATON was a member of the grand 
2 CONC jury, but he was listed as "absent"                   
2 CONT 1666             Robert WHEATON was a purchaser of one share in the Re
2 CONC hoboth North Purchase (now                    ATTLEBORO 1667          
2 CONC    "The town of Rehoboth retained its original area until 1667, when S
2 CONC wansea was
2 CONT  incorporated, including besides Swansea, that of Somerset, Massachuse
2 CONC tts,  Cumberland, Rhode Island, and the greater part of Warren, Rhode 
2 CONC Island.  In 1694                      Rehoboth was decreased by the in
2 CONC corporation of Attleborough and in 1812 Seekonok  was set off         
2 CONC             1668             The third and last land purchase was a tr
2 CONC act embracing the present towns of    Attleborough, Massachusetts and 
2 CONC Cumberland, Rhode Island.  This was known as the   "North Purchase" 16
2 CONC 68             "A Quite-Claim Deed from King Phillip (Indian Chief) on
2 CONC  the 20th March 1668   King   Phillip, who had succeeded his brother, 
2 CONC Alexander as Sachem of the Wampanoages or                     Pokanoke
2 CONC ts, as they are sometimes called, confirmed to the town the purchase o
2 CONC f the   "Ten Mile Square" made of Massasoit or Ossamequin, his father 
2 CONC in 1641, and                      relinquished all claim and  title to
2 CONC  the land by giving the town Quit-Claim warrantee   deed.  Among the n
2 CONC ames on the deed are Robert, Jeremiah and Ephraim WHEATON"            
2 CONC      1670/1          Robert appears on the Rehoboth Tax List 1674     
2 CONC       Robert appears on the Rehoboth Tax List 1675      
2 CONT    "King Phillip's War - the first attack by the Indians was on Rehobo
2 CONC th. This attack was   on a Sunday.  The Indians surrounded original 16
2 CONC 67 Church and six inside were                      killed and church b
2 CONC urned. (Still feel I have the Rehoboth and Swansea churches   mixed up
2 CONC -JKW)                                         "During King Philip's wa
2 CONC r, he (Robert) and other settlers had to abandon their homes,   but he
2 CONC  eventually returned  
2 CONT  1676/7          Robert on list of Rehoboth men who advanced money to 
2 CONC the town to help defray the                      cost of King Philip's
2 CONC  War.  Robert advanced £2. 04s. 10d.
2 CONT 1679            The second Swansea church was built near Tyler's Point
2 CONC . (The third church was built at                      Tyler's Point an
2 CONC d then moved over the ice on the Palmer River to North Swansea in 1717
2 CONC  (the present site). This building, the one Ephraim would have known, 
2 CONC was torn                      down in 1845 to build our fourth 1848 bu
2 CONC ilding."                 1683             "18 August - Robert WHEATON 
2 CONC gave deed of land in North Purchase, now town   of Attleboro to his so
2 CONC n Benjamin" 1683     John Wheaton appointed 1687             2 Oct Rob
2 CONC ert made his Will - See below1688      After merger of Plymouth and Ma
2 CONC ssachusetts Bay colonies in 1688, the old    Plymouth Colony was divid
2 CONC ed into three counties, with Rehoboth in new Bristol County  1689     
2 CONC Appears on a list of land owners 1696  "Died Rehoboth, Bristol, Massac
2 CONC husetts, age 90 or Providence, Rhode Island                    near ho
2 CONC mestead farm near grave of son Ephraim"                    1695/6     
2 CONC      Probate granted 24 February. "The document was signed by a mark s
2 CONC uggesting that   Robert was not an educated man.  The estate was inven
2 CONC toried at a modest                      £75.10s.08d and considered mos
2 CONC tly of his house and lands (£51), household items   of furtniture, and
2 CONC  livestock.  The inventory also included a gun and sword.             
2 CONC       Homestead was in south part of town, lived in by consecutive gen
2 CONC erations of WHEATON until date of Commemorative Biographical Record (c
2 CONC 1900?).  Divided property before making WillWill of Robert WHEATON
2 CONT Be it known unto all men by these presents, that I, Robert WHEATON of 
2 CONC the Town of Rehoboth in ye county of Bristol, in his Majesties Territo
2 CONC ry and Dominion of New England, being weak & aged, yet through the goo
2 CONC dness of god of a good competent memory and understanding, do this sec
2 CONC ond day of October 1687, make this my last will and testament hereby r
2 CONC evoking and disannulling and making void all former wills and testamen
2 CONC ts made by me.
2 CONT I give and bequeath unto my eldest son Joseph and to the heirs of his 
2 CONC body, Twenty acres of land that was laid out on the East side of Palme
2 CONC rs River and a parcel of Salt Marsh at the hundred acres above the Dir
2 CONC th, and Ten pounds Estate of Commons in Rehoboth.  And if it so happen
2 CONC  that Joseph die without issuance then all the said lands given to my 
2 CONC said son Joseph at his decease (allowing the thirds to his wife her li
2 CONC fetime,) shall descend to my son Samuel's children.
2 CONT I give and bequeath to my son Jeremiah my lot last laid out in Wachamo
2 CONC ket Neck, and my Meadow at Busliy Meadow , and Ten Pounds Estate of Co
2 CONC mmons in Rehoboth to him & his heirs and assign forever.
2 CONT I give and bequeath unto my son John and his heirs & assign forever Te
2 CONC n Pounds Estate of Commons in the Town of Rehoboth.
2 CONT I give and bequeath unto my son Obadiah & his heirs assign forever all
2 CONC  the rest of my lands in the North Purchase the lands which I have not
2 CONC  given "to my sons Ephraim & Benjamin by Deed under my hand & seal.
2 CONT I give unto my son Ephraim Twenty acres of land at Palmers River & a p
2 CONC iece of meadow at Palmers River, being the upper piece joining to Rivo
2 CONC  Leonards and a third part of the undivided land on the North side and
2 CONC  Ten Pounds of Commons in Rehoboth all which is lands and meadow I hav
2 CONC e given his as appears by Deed and Gift.
2 CONT I give unto my son Benjamin over half of my fifty acre lot on the Nort
2 CONC h side and my share of Meadow on the North side and one third part of 
2 CONC my Undivided land in the North Purchase all which I have formerly give
2 CONC n a Deed and Gift.
2 CONT I give to my son Samuel's children Ten Pounds Estate of Commons in Reh
2 CONC oboth to them their heirs & assigns forever.
2 CONT I give and bequeath unto my three Daughters, Berthia, Hannah & Mary Tw
2 CONC elve Pounds apiece.
2 CONT I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Alice my House & lands & Meadow
2 CONC s Divided and Undivided and all my house-hold Goods & Stock of cut woo
2 CONC d of all sorts which I have not before disposed of for her comfortable
2 CONC  lively hood.  And that at her deceased she shall leave Liberty & Auth
2 CONC ority to Dispose of it according to her disercression.
2 CONT It is my Will & I do hereby ordain & appoint my Beloved Wife Alice to 
2 CONC be my Sole Executor of this my last will.
2 CONT It is likewise my will that if it please god by his providence so to o
2 CONC rder that if my beloved wife die before me that what housing lands or 
2 CONC other Estate which I have given my wife by this will or what remains o
2 CONC f it at my death shall be equally divided among my children both sons 
2 CONC and daughters.  And it is my will that my Son Joseph have my house & h
2 CONC ome lot Upon and Indifferent appraisal made by indifferent men paying 
2 CONC the value so appraised to his brother & sisters.  In witness hereof th
2 CONC at this is my last Will & Testament, I have hereunto sell my hand and 
2 CONC seal the day & year first written on this will.                     
2 CONT   Robert WheatonSigned, Sealed & Acknowledged in the presence of us.  
2 CONC       John Peck        William Carpenter        John Butterworth Prove
2 CONC d, the 24th Feb. 1695(6)                 Ent March 2, 1695(6)   John C
2 CONC arey, Reg'.More About Robert WHEATON:Burial: Unknown, "ancient burying
2 CONC  ground near homestead farm near grave of son Ephraim"8  Emigration: A
2 CONC bt. 1636, To America9,10 Occupation: Tanner11Probate: 24 February 1695
2 CONC /9612Residences: See Notes Will: 2 October 1687, Alice/Alace WHEATON e
2 CONC xecutrix of Will13
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04779@
1 FAMC @fam04780@
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1 NAME  //
1 POSITION -8270,-480
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -8312,-438,-8228,-522
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam04780@
0 @ind09822@ INDI
1 NAME CHRISTOPHER /WHEATON/
2 DISPLAY CHRISTOPHER WHEATON
2 GIVN CHRISTOPHER
2 SURN WHEATON
1 POSITION -8380,-470
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -8469,-414,-8291,-551
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1580
2 NOTE Born:  1580
3 CONT Providence, [county], Rhode Island, USA   
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1654
2 NOTE 
3 CONT Died:  1654
3 CONT [city], [county], Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04780@
0 @ind09823@ INDI
1 NAME ANN //
2 DISPLAY ANN
2 GIVN ANN
1 POSITION -8040,-450
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -8082,-408,-7998,-506
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04781@
0 @ind09824@ INDI
1 NAME RICHARD /BOWEN/
2 DISPLAY RICHARD BOWEN
2 GIVN RICHARD
2 SURN BOWEN
1 POSITION -8140,-460
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -8198,-418,-8081,-541
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE "(Richard BOWEN (father of Alice) was another of the founders of Rehob
2 CONC oth and he acquired large tracts of real estate along the river, "runn
2 CONC ing under the bridge called "BOWEN's bridge afterwards!.  Richard BOWE
2 CONC N was admitted a freeman, June 5 1651; held various town offices.  He 
2 CONC married (first) Ann (???) who came from England with seven children; h
2 CONC e married (second) in 1648, Elizabeth MARSH, widow of George MARSH)" 
2 CONT There is evidence that Richard, Alice's father, was born in Glamorgans
2 CONC hire, Wales in about 1594.  The name of Richard's first wife, whom he 
2 CONC probably marrid in Wales and is the mother of all of Richard's childre
2 CONC n is unknown.  She is frequently identified as Ann without documentati
2 CONC on.  Richard's second wife was Elizabeth, widow of George MARSH of Wey
2 CONC mouth, Massachusetts.  Richard BOWEN is believed to have emigrated to 
2 CONC America in 1640 and probably lived in Salem for a short time before mo
2 CONC ving to Weymouth and then to Rehoboth in 1643
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04781@
0 @ind09825@ INDI
1 NAME ROBERT (ENGLAND) /MASON/
2 DISPLAY ROBERT (ENGLAND) MASON
2 GIVN ROBERT
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN MASON
1 POSITION -7850,-450
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -7901,-407,-7798,-529
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1600
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 28 MAY 1644
2 NOTE Robert Mason 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1600
3 CONT Bolton, [parish], Lancashire, England   
3 CONT Died:  28 May 1644
3 CONT Marston Moors, Bolton, Lancashire, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07433@
0 @ind09826@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /LANBOTHAM/
2 DISPLAY MARY LANBOTHAM
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN LANBOTHAM
1 POSITION -7350,-480
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -7427,-424,-7272,-561
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1600
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 26 JAN 1637
2 NOTE Mary Lanbotham   
3 CONT  Born:    ABT 1604   - England 
3 CONT  Died: 26 JAN 1686   - Newport, Newport, Rhode Island  
3 CONT 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1600
3 CONT Rehoboth, [parish], Nottinghamshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  26 Jan 1687
3 CONT Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE (Children
2 CONT 1. Elizabeth Mary Butterworth       
2 CONT  Born:    ABT 1628   - Rochdale, Lancastershire, England
2 CONT  Marr:    1650   - Sampson Mason 
2 CONT  Died: 20 AUG 1714   - Rehobeth, Plymouth Colony)
2 CONT Children  
2 CONT Abraham Butterworth  M abt 1622    
2 CONT Mary Butterworth  F 29 Aug 1629 
2 CONT John Butterworth  M abt 1630
2 CONT Samuel Butterworth  M abt 1631 
2 CONT Henrie Butterworth  M abt 1634 i
2 CONT 
2 CONT Spouse 2    
2 CONT Thomas Clifton 
2 CONT Born: 1606 
2 CONT Died: 9 Jul 1681 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Marriage: 1641 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONT Hope Clifton  F abt 1644 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Patience Clifton  F 2 Jul 1646 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A 
2 CONT    
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00002@
1 FAMS @fam04782@
1 FAMC @fam07432@
0 @ind09827@ INDI
1 NAME HENRY /BUTTERWORTH/
2 DISPLAY HENRY BUTTERWORTH
2 GIVN HENRY
2 SURN BUTTERWORTH
1 POSITION -7600,-480
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -7695,-424,-7505,-561
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1598
2 NOTE Born:  abt 1598
3 CONT Rehoboth, [parish], Nottinghamshire, England  
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1636
2 NOTE Henry Butterworth 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1598
3 CONT Rehoboth, [parish], Nottinghamshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  1636
3 CONT Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04782@
1 FAMC @fam07431@
0 @ind09828@ INDI
1 NAME URSULA (ENGLAND) /STANLEY/
2 DISPLAY URSULA (ENGLAND) STANLEY
2 GIVN URSULA
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN STANLEY
1 POSITION -7020,-270
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -7071,-227,-6968,-349
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1560
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1591
2 NOTE Ursula Stanley 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1560
3 CONT Knowsley, [parish], Lancashire, England   
3 CONT Died:  1591
3 CONT Llewenni Hall, [parish], Denbighshire, Wales  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Ursula Stanley 
2 CONT Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Ferdinando Salusbury  F      
2 CONT John Salisbury  M 1587 in Llewenny Hall, [parish], Denbighshire, Wales
2 CONC     
2 CONT Henry Salusbury  M 1589 in Llewenni, [parish], Denbighshire, Wales    
2 CONT William Salusbury  M 1595 in Llewenni, [parish], Denbighshire, Wales  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Oriana Salusbury  F 1597 in Llyweni, Walesi, Denbighshire, Wales    
2 CONT Arabella Salusbury  F abt Feb 1601 in Llewenni, [parish], Denbighshire
2 CONC , Wales 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00229@
1 FAMS @fam07428@
0 @ind09829@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN (ENGLAND) /SALISBURY/
2 DISPLAY JOHN (ENGLAND) SALISBURY
2 GIVN JOHN
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN SALISBURY
1 POSITION -7110,-480
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -7161,-437,-7058,-559
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 24 JUN 1675
2 NOTE   
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE CHECK OUT MOTHER CARHERINE TUDOR  Ancestry.com - John Salisbury 
1 FAMS @fam07427@
1 FAMC @fam07428@
0 @ind09830@ INDI
1 NAME MARGRETA /HILL/
2 DISPLAY MARGRETA HILL
2 GIVN MARGRETA
2 SURN HILL
1 POSITION -6580,-440
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -6651,-384,-6508,-521
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 15 DEC 1588
2 NOTE Born:  15 Dec 1588
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Margreta Hill 
3 CONT 
3 CONT Bebington, [parish], Cheshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  
3 CONT  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Margreta Hill 
1 FAMS @fam04783@
1 FAMC @fam07429@
0 @ind09831@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /COTTON/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS COTTON
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN COTTON
1 POSITION -6780,-450
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -6845,-394,-6714,-531
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1586
2 PLAC Cumbermere, [parish], Cheshire, England
3 _XREF @place00092@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1649
2 NOTE Thomas Cotton 
3 CONT Born:  1586
3 CONT Cumbermere, [parish], Cheshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  1649
3 CONT   
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04783@
1 FAMC @fam07430@
0 @ind09832@ INDI
1 NAME ANN /SHELLY/
2 DISPLAY ANN SHELLY
2 GIVN ANN
2 SURN SHELLY
1 POSITION -5880,-430
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -5945,-374,-5814,-511
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1612
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1668
2 NOTE Born: 1612 in Barnstable, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
3 CONT Died: 1668 in [city], [county], Massachusetts, USA    
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE    
2 CONT Ann Shelly 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT John Foxwell  M abt 1627 in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Mary Foxwell  F 17 Aug 1635 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Martha Foxwell  F 24 Mar 1638 in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts
2 CONC , USA    
2 CONT Ruth Foxwell  F 25 Mar 1641 in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts, 
2 CONC USA    
2 CONT    
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00353@
1 FAMS @fam04784@
1 FAMC @fam07424@
0 @ind09833@ INDI
1 NAME RICHARD /FOXWELL/
2 DISPLAY RICHARD FOXWELL
2 GIVN RICHARD
2 SURN FOXWELL
1 SOURCES @source00006@
1 POSITION -6020,-430
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -6085,-374,-5954,-511
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1610
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 21 SEP 1643
2 NOTE Richard Foxwell 
3 CONT Born:  1610
3 CONT London, Middlessex, [county], England   
3 CONT Died:  21 Sep 1643
3 CONT Barnstable, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT ****************************************
2 CONT another source
2 CONT Richard FOXWELL  
2 CONT Born 1604  
2 CONT Died inv 6 Nov 1677  
2 CONT English Origin London  
2 CONT Came to New England 1630  
2 CONT With the Winthrop fleet  
2 CONT Resided in Boston || ME c1650  
2 CONT Freeman of MBC May 1631  
2 CONT Occupation trader  
2 CONT First Spouse Susanna BONYTHON (1614 - a1677)  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1 Susanna Bonython 
2 CONT Birth abt 1603 
2 CONT Father Captain Richard Bonython (1580-~1650) 
2 CONT Mother Lucretia Leigh (~1584-) 
2 CONT  
2 CONT Marriage abt 1636 
2 CONT  
2 CONT ***************************************
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children Richard, Esther, John, Luretia, Susannah, Philip, Mary, Sarah
2 CONC   
2 CONT **************************************
2 CONT ID: I02099 
2 CONT Name: Richard* Foxwell 1 
2 CONT Sex: M 
2 CONT Birth: ABT 1600 1 
2 CONT Death: 6 NOV 1677 1 
2 CONT Note: 
2 CONT [Master File.ftw]
2 CONT 
2 CONT Richard Foxwell married Winnefred, a daughter of Captain Bonython. He 
2 CONC says (1640) that his father-in-law settled him on a part of his estate
2 CONC  and gave him as much freedom "for planting, fishing, fowling, and the
2 CONC  like" as by virtue of his patent he could. But he was left on the Sca
2 CONC rborough side of the town line. He was only once known to have been di
2 CONC sturbed about his lands. John Bonython, his brother-in-law, pretended 
2 CONC to have a claim on the estate and pulled down one of Foxwell's buildin
2 CONC gs. The latter appealed to the court, and the judges sustained his tit
2 CONC le and threw costs upon the aggressor. Mr. Foxwell was an enthusiastic
2 CONC  and successful farmer, who had one of the most valuable plantations i
2 CONC n the colony. Though not aspiring to worldly honors he served as a mem
2 CONC ber of the "General Assembly of Lygonia" in 1648; also as a commission
2 CONC er and "clerk of the writs." He visited England before 1633, but came 
2 CONC back that year. He died in 1676, aged 76. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT One of the first and most respectable planters in this vicinity. He se
2 CONC ttled at Blue-point, the the south-western side of Scarboro river in16
2 CONC 36, when thirty years of age. George Foxwell, his nephew, who died in 
2 CONC Virginia, was from the city of Exeter, in Devonshire, England, and it 
2 CONC is quite probable that Richard was from the same place, or its neighbo
2 CONC rhood. He lived forty years on his estate at Blue-point, without appar
2 CONC ently mingling in the political disputes of that period. He was a memb
2 CONC er of the General Assembly of Lygonia in 1648, being of the committee 
2 CONC to whom was referred Mr. Jordan's petition. But his chief attention wa
2 CONC s given to his plantation, which became a valuable legacy to his heirs
2 CONC . The lands of Foxwell extended into Scarboro. He lived his colonist l
2 CONC ife in the homestead at the junction of the Ross road and Blue Point. 
2 CONC The county line had then not been drawn. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Marriage 1 Susannah Bonython b: in Breage, Cornwall, England
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04784@
0 @ind09834@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /TIBBES/
2 DISPLAY MARY TIBBES
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN TIBBES
1 POSITION -6190,-450
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -6238,-408,-6142,-531
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Mary Lobel 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1604
3 CONT Lille, Nord, [region], France   
3 CONT Died:  1660
3 CONT Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Although an early "myth" about James Cole claimed he married the daugh
2 CONC ter of a famous botanist, whose surname was Lobel, more recent publish
2 CONC ed information cites records from Barnstaple, Devonshire, England that
2 CONC  identify Mary Tibbes as the wife of James Cole.Children 
2 CONT James Cole  M 1625 in London, London, [county], England    
2 CONT Hugh Cole  M 1627 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Ephraim Cole  M abt 1629 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT John Cole  M 21 Nov 1637 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Mary Cole  F 1639 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00002@
1 FAMS @fam04785@
0 @ind09835@ INDI
1 NAME JAMES /COLE/
2 DISPLAY JAMES COLE
2 GIVN JAMES
2 SURN COLE
1 POSITION -6360,-450
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -6425,-394,-6294,-531
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 25 JUL 1600
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1688
2 NOTE James Cole 
3 CONT Born:  25 Jul 1600
3 CONT Highgate, London, [county], England   
3 CONT Died:  1688
3 CONT Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE   I would characterize James Cole of Plymouth, Massachusetts as intell
2 CONC igent, respected, prominent, business-oriented, politically astute, an
2 CONC d notorious.
2 CONT *************************************
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT I find our immigrant Cole ancestor to be one of the most colorful char
2 CONC acters I have found in my family tree. In reading the second-hand acco
2 CONC unts of his appearances in public records I would characterize James C
2 CONC ole of Plymouth, Massachusetts as intelligent, respected, prominent, b
2 CONC usiness-oriented, politically astute, and notorious.
2 CONT 
2 CONT James Cole arrived in Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1633. Although some p
2 CONC ublished accounts of his arrival in the colonies place him first in Sa
2 CONC co, Maine, later published records show that a different James Cole mo
2 CONC st probably settled in Saco, Maine.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The most comprehensive information on the descendants of James Cole is
2 CONC  found in an extensive genealogy, The Descendants of James Cole of Ply
2 CONC mouth 1633, by Ernest Byron Cole, published in 1908. Several later pub
2 CONC lished articles have corrected and amplified Ernest Byron Cole's work.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Although an early "myth" about James Cole claimed he married the daugh
2 CONC ter of a famous botanist, whose surname was Lobel, more recent publish
2 CONC ed information cites records from Barnstaple, Devonshire, England that
2 CONC  identify Mary Tibbes as the wife of James Cole. His first two childre
2 CONC n, James and Hugh, were likewise baptized in Barnstaple, Devonshire.
2 CONT 
2 CONT James Cole had at least two more children for whom records can be foun
2 CONC d: John and Mary.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Of particular interest is James Cole's apparent lack of church members
2 CONC hip among the scores of early prominent settlers whose places of promi
2 CONC nence in the community were usually parallelled by leadership roles wi
2 CONC thin the church. Not only did James Cole appear to avoid church, but a
2 CONC lso operated a rather rowdy tavern - almost reminiscent of those which
2 CONC  gave the old west a notorious flavor.
2 CONT 
2 CONT James Cole became a freeman in Plymouth about 1634. He obtained from t
2 CONC he colony a license to operate a public house, and by 1637 his first v
2 CONC iolation of the liquor control laws was recorded in the court records.
2 CONC  A later account describes the throwing of stools and general disturba
2 CONC nce until early morning hours. By 1640 the court withdrew James Cole's
2 CONC  license to sell liquor, after which he was fined for selling liquor w
2 CONC ithout a license. His license was not restored until 1645.
2 CONT 
2 CONT James continued to operate an inn even without his liquor license. He 
2 CONC was apparently financially successful and acted as surety on bonds at 
2 CONC various times and loaned money. He undoubtedly won the respect of the 
2 CONC townspeople. He was elected constable in 1641/2 and again in 1644. He 
2 CONC was also appointed highway surveyor several times beginning in 1642.
2 CONT 
2 CONT James Cole, as well as his wife, continued to experience problems in o
2 CONC perating the tavern within legal boundaries after his license was rest
2 CONC ored. James and Mary were fined for allowing drunkenness in the tavern
2 CONC , selling liquor on Sunday, and selling liquor to Indians. In 1652 one
2 CONC  of his tavern patrons was up all night drinking in Cole's house befor
2 CONC e he went out fishing and accidentally drowned.
2 CONT 
2 CONT James himself was cited three times by the court for being drunk, the 
2 CONC last time in 1671. In defense of his third offense he claimed to have 
2 CONC an infirmity which caused him to appear drunk, and was not fined. He w
2 CONC as also charged with battery in 1650, but cleared of the offense.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Despite the rowdy reputation of Cole's tavern, the court in 1653 decid
2 CONC ed to pay James Cole for his expense of operating an "ordinary," and p
2 CONC rovided him with "necessaries" for entertaining strangers. In 1659 the
2 CONC  court again paid Cole 10 pounds for improvements in his "ordinary."
2 CONT 
2 CONT James Cole also appeared numerous times in court records as either pla
2 CONC intiff or defendant in various actions involving business contracts an
2 CONC d debt collections.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1670 the operation of the tavern succeeded to James, Jr., who was n
2 CONC ot charged the excise tax that year because he was beginning a new bus
2 CONC iness. The operation of the tavern went smoothly after James, Jr. took
2 CONC  it over, and there were no more fines for license and liquor violatio
2 CONC ns, although one of the patrons was charged with "drinking, gameing an
2 CONC d uncivil revelling" in 1671 when he brought a mare into Cole's parlor
2 CONC . Although James, Jr. was not held responsible he was cautioned to "ke
2 CONC ep good order in his house . . . " with "no revelling there."
2 CONT 
2 CONT There apparently is no record of the deaths of James and his wife Mary
2 CONC .
2 CONT 
2 CONT *********************************
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT I find our immigrant Cole ancestor to be one of the most colorful char
2 CONC acters I have found in my family tree. In reading the second-hand acco
2 CONC unts of his appearances in public records I would characterize James C
2 CONC ole of Plymouth, Massachusetts as intelligent, respected, prominent, b
2 CONC usiness-oriented, politically astute, and notorious.
2 CONT 
2 CONT James Cole arrived in Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1633. Although some p
2 CONC ublished accounts of his arrival in the colonies place him first in Sa
2 CONC co, Maine, later published records show that a different James Cole mo
2 CONC st probably settled in Saco, Maine.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The most comprehensive information on the descendants of James Cole is
2 CONC  found in an extensive genealogy, The Descendants of James Cole of Ply
2 CONC mouth 1633, by Ernest Byron Cole, published in 1908. Several later pub
2 CONC lished articles have corrected and amplified Ernest Byron Cole's work.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Although an early "myth" about James Cole claimed he married the daugh
2 CONC ter of a famous botanist, whose surname was Lobel, more recent publish
2 CONC ed information cites records from Barnstaple, Devonshire, England that
2 CONC  identify Mary Tibbes as the wife of James Cole. His first two childre
2 CONC n, James and Hugh, were likewise baptized in Barnstaple, Devonshire.
2 CONT 
2 CONT James Cole had at least two more children for whom records can be foun
2 CONC d: John and Mary.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Of particular interest is James Cole's apparent lack of church members
2 CONC hip among the scores of early prominent settlers whose places of promi
2 CONC nence in the community were usually parallelled by leadership roles wi
2 CONC thin the church. Not only did James Cole appear to avoid church, but a
2 CONC lso operated a rather rowdy tavern - almost reminiscent of those which
2 CONC  gave the old west a notorious flavor.
2 CONT 
2 CONT James Cole became a freeman in Plymouth about 1634. He obtained from t
2 CONC he colony a license to operate a public house, and by 1637 his first v
2 CONC iolation of the liquor control laws was recorded in the court records.
2 CONC  A later account describes the throwing of stools and general disturba
2 CONC nce until early morning hours. By 1640 the court withdrew James Cole's
2 CONC  license to sell liquor, after which he was fined for selling liquor w
2 CONC ithout a license. His license was not restored until 1645.
2 CONT 
2 CONT James continued to operate an inn even without his liquor license. He 
2 CONC was apparently financially successful and acted as surety on bonds at 
2 CONC various times and loaned money. He undoubtedly won the respect of the 
2 CONC townspeople. He was elected constable in 1641/2 and again in 1644. He 
2 CONC was also appointed highway surveyor several times beginning in 1642.
2 CONT 
2 CONT James Cole, as well as his wife, continued to experience problems in o
2 CONC perating the tavern within legal boundaries after his license was rest
2 CONC ored. James and Mary were fined for allowing drunkenness in the tavern
2 CONC , selling liquor on Sunday, and selling liquor to Indians. In 1652 one
2 CONC  of his tavern patrons was up all night drinking in Cole's house befor
2 CONC e he went out fishing and accidentally drowned.
2 CONT 
2 CONT James himself was cited three times by the court for being drunk, the 
2 CONC last time in 1671. In defense of his third offense he claimed to have 
2 CONC an infirmity which caused him to appear drunk, and was not fined. He w
2 CONC as also charged with battery in 1650, but cleared of the offense.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Despite the rowdy reputation of Cole's tavern, the court in 1653 decid
2 CONC ed to pay James Cole for his expense of operating an "ordinary," and p
2 CONC rovided him with "necessaries" for entertaining strangers. In 1659 the
2 CONC  court again paid Cole 10 pounds for improvements in his "ordinary."
2 CONT 
2 CONT James Cole also appeared numerous times in court records as either pla
2 CONC intiff or defendant in various actions involving business contracts an
2 CONC d debt collections.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1670 the operation of the tavern succeeded to James, Jr., who was n
2 CONC ot charged the excise tax that year because he was beginning a new bus
2 CONC iness. The operation of the tavern went smoothly after James, Jr. took
2 CONC  it over, and there were no more fines for license and liquor violatio
2 CONC ns, although one of the patrons was charged with "drinking, gameing an
2 CONC d uncivil revelling" in 1671 when he brought a mare into Cole's parlor
2 CONC . Although James, Jr. was not held responsible he was cautioned to "ke
2 CONC ep good order in his house . . . " with "no revelling there."
2 CONT 
2 CONT There apparently is no record of the deaths of James and his wife Mary
2 CONC .
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT James Cole 
2 CONT  
2 CONT  
2 CONT James Cole was born in England. He migrated to Plymouth as an adult wi
2 CONC th his wife Mary and their 4 children.  James Cole first appears in th
2 CONC e records of Plymouth Colony in the 1630s. The name of the ship on whi
2 CONC ch he sailed to America is not known.
2 CONT James was an innkeeper. Operating an inn, or "ordinary," was a public 
2 CONC service and the Colony authorized money to keep the ordinary in good r
2 CONC epair. James also appears in the Records of Plymouth Colony for violat
2 CONC ions of the Colony’s liquor laws on numerous occasions.
2 CONT 
2 CONT James Cole’s ordinary was near but not actually on Plymouth’s "Coles H
2 CONC ill." Coles Hill most probably takes its name, not from James Cole, bu
2 CONC t from John Cole who bought property on the hill in 1697. The first re
2 CONC ference to "Coles Hill" appears on 6 March 1698-9 : "The towne granted
2 CONC  to Nathaniel Warren 50 foot frunt of land below Coles Hill soe Caled 
2 CONC by the shore side and soe to Run down from High Water Marke in to the 
2 CONC sea to whorf out soe farr as may be Convenient the sd Warren alwayes l
2 CONC eaveing A sufficient way for Carts to pass along the shore between the
2 CONC  banck & the sd land to be taken upp" (Records of the Town of Plymouth
2 CONC , I : 266).
2 CONT 
2 CONT The date of James Cole’s death is unknown, he last appears in the reco
2 CONC rds in 1673.
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT How do we know about James Cole?
2 CONT From the written records of the 17th century.
2 CONT For a look at the 17th century records that pertain to James Cole, cli
2 CONC ck HERE.
2 CONT   www.pilgrimhall.org
2 CONT  James Cole arrived in Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1633. Although some 
2 CONC published accounts of his arrival in the colonies place him first in S
2 CONC aco, Maine, later published records show that a different James Cole m
2 CONC ost probably settled in Saco, Maine.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The most comprehensive information on the descendants of James Cole is
2 CONC  found in an extensive genealogy, The Descendants of James Cole of Ply
2 CONC mouth 1633, by Ernest Byron Cole, published in 1908. Several later pub
2 CONC lished articles have corrected and amplified Ernest Byron Cole's work.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Although an early "myth" about James Cole claimed he married the daugh
2 CONC ter of a famous botanist, whose surname was Lobel, more recent publish
2 CONC ed information cites records from Barnstaple, Devonshire, England that
2 CONC  identify Mary Tibbes as the wife of James Cole. His first two childre
2 CONC n, James and Hugh, were likewise baptized in Barnstaple, Devonshire.
2 CONT 
2 CONT James Cole had at least two more children for whom records can be foun
2 CONC d: John and Mary.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Of particular interest is James Cole's apparent lack of church members
2 CONC hip among the scores of early prominent settlers whose places of promi
2 CONC nence in the community were usually parallelled by leadership roles wi
2 CONC thin the church. Not only did James Cole appear to avoid church, but a
2 CONC lso operated a rather rowdy tavern - almost reminiscent of those which
2 CONC  gave the old west a notorious flavor.
2 CONT 
2 CONT James Cole became a freeman in Plymouth about 1634. He obtained from t
2 CONC he colony a license to operate a public house, and by 1637 his first v
2 CONC iolation of the liquor control laws was recorded in the court records.
2 CONC  A later account describes the throwing of stools and general disturba
2 CONC nce until early morning hours. By 1640 the court withdrew James Cole's
2 CONC  license to sell liquor, after which he was fined for selling liquor w
2 CONC ithout a license. His license was not restored until 1645.
2 CONT 
2 CONT James continued to operate an inn even without his liquor license. He 
2 CONC was apparently financially successful and acted as surety on bonds at 
2 CONC various times and loaned money. He undoubtedly won the respect of the 
2 CONC townspeople. He was elected constable in 1641/2 and again in 1644. He 
2 CONC was also appointed highway surveyor several times beginning in 1642.
2 CONT 
2 CONT James Cole, as well as his wife, continued to experience problems in o
2 CONC perating the tavern within legal boundaries after his license was rest
2 CONC ored. James and Mary were fined for allowing drunkenness in the tavern
2 CONC , selling liquor on Sunday, and selling liquor to Indians. In 1652 one
2 CONC  of his tavern patrons was up all night drinking in Cole's house befor
2 CONC e he went out fishing and accidentally drowned.
2 CONT 
2 CONT James himself was cited three times by the court for being drunk, the 
2 CONC last time in 1671. In defense of his third offense he claimed to have 
2 CONC an infirmity which caused him to appear drunk, and was not fined. He w
2 CONC as also charged with battery in 1650, but cleared of the offense.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Despite the rowdy reputation of Cole's tavern, the court in 1653 decid
2 CONC ed to pay James Cole for his expense of operating an "ordinary," and p
2 CONC rovided him with "necessaries" for entertaining strangers. In 1659 the
2 CONC  court again paid Cole 10 pounds for improvements in his "ordinary."
2 CONT 
2 CONT James Cole also appeared numerous times in court records as either pla
2 CONC intiff or defendant in various actions involving business contracts an
2 CONC d debt collections.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1670 the operation of the tavern succeeded to James, Jr., who was n
2 CONC ot charged the excise tax that year because he was beginning a new bus
2 CONC iness. The operation of the tavern went smoothly after James, Jr. took
2 CONC  it over, and there were no more fines for license and liquor violatio
2 CONC ns, although one of the patrons was charged with "drinking, gameing an
2 CONC d uncivil revelling" in 1671 when he brought a mare into Cole's parlor
2 CONC . Although James, Jr. was not held responsible he was cautioned to "ke
2 CONC ep good order in his house . . . " with "no revelling there."
2 CONT 
2 CONT There apparently is no record of the deaths of James and his wife Mary
2 CONC .
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT Spouse 2    
2 CONT Mary Tibbes 
2 CONT Born: 15 Jun 1598 in Barnstaple, [parish], Devon, England
2 CONT Died: 7 Mar 1660 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Marriage: 1 May 1625 in Barnstaple, [parish], Devon, England   View In
2 CONC fo  
2 CONT Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Daniel Cole  M 1614 in [city], [parish], [county], England    
2 CONT James Cole  M 1625 in London, London, [county], England    
2 CONT Hugh Cole  M 1627 in Bristol, Swansea, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Ephraim Cole  M abt 1629 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT John Cole  M 21 Nov 1637 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Mary Cole  F 1639 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT ********************************
2 CONT James Cole who was born in London, England. He married Mary Tibbs abou
2 CONC t 1624 in England. James died about 1688 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA.  J
2 CONC ames and Mary Tibbs Cole had four children, James, Hugh Cole I, John C
2 CONC ole and Mary Cole. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Hugh Cole I was born about 1627 in London, England. He married Mary Fo
2 CONC xwell, daughter of Richard and Ann Shelley Foxwell, August 8, 1654. Hu
2 CONC gh died Swansea, Bristol, MA January 22, 1698-99. Mary was born August
2 CONC  17, 1635 in Scituate, MA, she died 1689 in Swansea, MA. Mary and Hugh
2 CONC  had eleven children. Mercy, Experience, James, Hugh II, John , Martha
2 CONC , Anna, Ruth, Ebenezer, Mary and Benjamin. My ancestor was Hugh Cole. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Hugh Cole II, was born March 8, 1657/58 in Plymouth, MA. He married De
2 CONC borah Buckland May 6, 1881 in Swansea, Bristol, MA. Deborah was born S
2 CONC eptember 16, 1658 in Rehobeth, Bristol, MA and died November 7, 1724 i
2 CONC n Swansea, Bristol, MA. Hugh died Feburary 17, 1737/38 in Swansea, Bri
2 CONC stol, MA. Hugh and Deborah had ten children, Anna, Christian, Bethia, 
2 CONC Deborah, Hugh III, Mary, Joseph, Lydia, James and Hannah. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Hugh Cole III, was born May 30, 1683 in Swansea, Bristol, MA. He marri
2 CONC ed Martha Luther, daughter of Samuel Luther and Mary Abell, December 1
2 CONC 3, 1705. Martha was born December 9, 1681 and died 1765 in Swansea, Br
2 CONC istol, MA. Hugh died February 17, 1736/37 in Swansea, Bristol, MA. Hug
2 CONC h and Martha had seven children, Hugh IV, Nehemiah, Joseph, Martha, Pe
2 CONC leg, David and Deborah. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joseph Cole, Sr., was born May 3, 1716 in Swansea, MA. On May 1, 1738 
2 CONC he married Freelove Mason, the daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Barney
2 CONC  Mason. Freelove was born November 14, 1720 in Swansea, Bristol, MA an
2 CONC d died 1792 in Washington Co., VA. Joseph died April 22, 1785 in Washi
2 CONC ngton Co., VA. It is believed that Joseph and Freelove are buried in S
2 CONC inclair's Bottom Cemetery in the back under a pine tree. Between 1771 
2 CONC and 1774 Joseph moved to Washington County, VA and settled on the Sout
2 CONC h Fork of the Holston River. Joseph and Freelove had seven children, E
2 CONC lizabeth, Joanna, Hugh Sr., Joseph Jr., Urania, Zacheus and Sampson. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Sampson Cole was born March 7, 1755 in Swansea, MA. Sampson's first wi
2 CONC fe was Keziah Cole, believed to be the daughter of Isreal Cole. They h
2 CONC ad three children. She was killed after the third child was born by a 
2 CONC fall from a horse. Sampson purchased land in Smyth Co., VA as early as
2 CONC  1770. He then married Lydia Wheeler, who was born in NY. She was the 
2 CONC daughter of James and Abigail Wheeler. Sampson died June 25, 1833 in S
2 CONC myth Co., VA. Lydia died March 25, 1841 in Smyth Co., VA. They are bot
2 CONC h buried at the cemetery at Old Blankenbeckler School, north of South 
2 CONC Fork of the Holston River, above Riverside and below Adwolf, Smyth Co.
2 CONC , VA. Sampson and Lydia Wheeler Cole had eight children, Ann, Freelove
2 CONC , James, Joseph, Jesse, Martha, Elizabeth and Abigail. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Elizabeth Cole was born in 1796. She married Andrew Patterson on Septe
2 CONC mber 6, 1814 in Smyth Co., VA. Elizabeth died May 20, 1880 in Washingt
2 CONC on, Co., VA. Andrew Patterson received a land grant in Washington Co, 
2 CONC VA for services in the war of 1812. Andrew died June 19, 1862 in Washi
2 CONC ngton Co., VA. He was a Reverand. Andrew and Elizabeth had seven child
2 CONC ren, Ann, Elizabeth, Sampson C., Lydia, Eleanor, Thomas E., and Martha
2 CONC . 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Martha Patterson married Campbell Berry St. John .
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT **There is a Cole monument in Enniskillen, Ireland dedicated to Sir Lo
2 CONC wry Cole, a general wo served under Wellington during the Peninsular W
2 CONC ar, 1808-1814.  The monument is about one hundred feet high, and can b
2 CONC e climbed to give a fine view over the town, (information furnished by
2 CONC  Alun Goodall).
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04785@
1 FAMC @fam07426@
0 @ind09836@ INDI
1 NAME PATIENCE /WHEATON/
2 DISPLAY PATIENCE WHEATON
2 GIVN PATIENCE
2 SURN WHEATON
1 POSITION -7440,-1260
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -7505,-1204,-7374,-1341
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 15 MAY 1717
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 4 NOV 1782
2 NOTE Patience Wheaton 
3 CONT Born:  15 May 1717
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT Patience4 WHEATON (Robert3, Ephraim2, Robert1)855,856 was born 15 May 
3 CONC 1717 in Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA, and died 4 Novem
3 CONC ber 1782 in Age 64
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE .  She married (1) Joseph BOSWORTH859 14 August 1740 in Rehoboth, Bris
2 CONC tol, Massachusetts, USA   She married (2) Daniel HUNT861 25 November 1
2 CONC 756 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA862.  He was born 6 April 
2 CONC 1712 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA863, and died Unknown.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Patience Bosworth  F 2 Mar 1741 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, U
2 CONC SA 
2 CONT    
2 CONT Mary Bosworth  F 8 May 1743 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT 
2 CONT Susanna Bosworth  F 12 Feb 1745 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT 
2 CONT Anne Bosworth  F 15 Dec 1746 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC  
2 CONT   
2 CONT Alice Bosworth  F 15 Dec 1746 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT 
2 CONT Jabez Bosworth  M 9 Jan 1750 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT 
2 CONT   
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00229@
1 FAMS @fam04786@
1 FAMC @fam04773@
0 @ind09837@ INDI
1 NAME JOSEPH /BOSWORTH/
2 DISPLAY JOSEPH BOSWORTH
2 GIVN JOSEPH
2 SURN BOSWORTH
1 POSITION -9350,-1260
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -9423,-1204,-9276,-1341
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 5 AUG 1714
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 5 JAN 1754
2 NOTE Joseph Bosworth 
3 CONT Born:  5 Aug 1714
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  5 Jan 1754
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Spouse 1    
2 CONT Patience Toogood 
2 CONT Born: 27 Feb 1714 in Swansea, Swansea, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONT Died:     
2 CONT Marriage: 4 Mar 1737 in Swansea, 
2 CONT Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONT Family Groups View alternate family members  
2 CONT Spouse 1    
2 CONT Patience Toogood 
2 CONT Born: 27 Feb 1714 in Swansea, Swansea, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONT Died:     
2 CONT Marriage: 4 Mar 1737 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   View In
2 CONC fo  
2 CONT Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT    
2 CONT Spouse 2    
2 CONT Patience Wheaton 
2 CONT Born: 15 May 1717 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONT Died:  
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04786@
1 FAMC @fam04761@
0 @ind09899@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN  /WELLS/
2 DISPLAY JOHN  WELLS
2 GIVN JOHN 
2 SURN WELLS
1 POSITION -21090,-1480
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -21155,-1424,-21024,-1561
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1744
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1813
2 NOTE Sex: M 
3 CONT Birth: 1744 in of Kingston, RI 
3 CONT Death: 1813 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE (x) John Wells, b: 1744, d: 1813. Born Kingston, R. I., Married France
2 CONC s Brown (1745-1842). 
2 CONT Moved to Cheshire, Mass. About 1769. Erected house there, owned farm i
2 CONC n 1780. Five generations of Wellses lived in it, and there was always 
2 CONC a John W… (handwritten note says Naomi 1747?) 
2 CONT ****************************************
2 CONT Name: John WELLS 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Note: 
2 CONT From the record of Jacqueline Aitken
2 CONT 
2 CONT The story I have found in one of the town histories is that her parent
2 CONC s were against the marriage because he had no money. She was disowned 
2 CONC when she married him. They left to Cheshire which was then called New 
2 CONC Providence Ma. to build a life. They worked hard and became very succe
2 CONC ssful even wealthy by the standards of the day. They had a very large 
2 CONC farm. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Marriage 1 Frances BROWN b: 1745 in Warwick, RI
2 CONT Children
2 CONT  Elisha WELLS b: ABT 1767
2 CONT    
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2 CONC ----------
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04817@
1 FAMC @fam07816@
0 @ind10025@ INDI
1 NAME ROBERT /SHERMAN/
2 DISPLAY ROBERT SHERMAN
2 GIVN ROBERT
2 SURN SHERMAN
1 POSITION -26120,-1480
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -26185,-1424,-26054,-1561
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 26 DEC 1705
2 NOTE 
3 CONT Born in Swansea, , Ma.
3 CONT 26 Dec 1705
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1775
2 PLAC Swansea, , Ma.
3 _XREF @place00062@
2 NOTE 1729 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 1775 
3 CONT Age: 70
3 CONT  Died in Swansea, , Ma.
3 CONT 1775
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMC @fam07835@
1 FAMS @fam07954@
0 @ind10090@ INDI
1 NAME ALICE /PADDOCK/
2 DISPLAY ALICE PADDOCK
2 GIVN ALICE
2 SURN PADDOCK
1 POSITION -32060,-1090
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -32125,-1034,-31994,-1171
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 7 MAR 1639
2 NOTE Alice PADDOCK was born on 7 Mar 1639/40 in Killany, Louth, Ireland. . 
3 CONC She died on 24 Sep 1692.
2 PLAC Killany, Louth, Ireland.
3 _XREF @place00052@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 24 SEP 1692
2 NOTE Alice Paddock (7 Mar 1639/40-24 Sep 1692),
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT  Zachariah EDDY b: 10 Apr 1664 in Swansea, Bristol, MA
2 CONT  John EDDY b: 10 Oct 1666 in Swansea, Bristol, MA
2 CONT  Elizabeth EDDY b: 3 Aug 1670 in Swansea, Bristol, MA
2 CONT  Samuel EDDY b: 4 Jun 1673 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA
2 CONT  Ebenezer EDDY b: 5 Feb 1675 in Swansea, Bristol, MA
2 CONT  Caleb EDDY b: 21 Sep 1678 in Swansea, Bristol, MA
2 CONT  Joshua EDDY b: 21 Feb 1680 in Swansea, Bristol, MA
2 CONT  Obadiah EDDY b: 2 Sep 1683 in Swansea, Bristol, MA
2 CONT **********************************************
2 CONT Children of Alice Paddock and Zachariah Eddy are:    i. Zachariah Eddy
2 CONC  was born 10 Apr 1664 in Swansea MA, and died 12 Apr 1737 in Glouceste
2 CONC r RI. He married Mary Baker 13 Feb 1684 in Middleboro MA. He married A
2 CONC nphillis Smith, daughter of Edward Smith and Amphillis Angell.  
2 CONT     ii. John Eddy was born 10 Oct 1666 in Swansea MA, and died Nov 172
2 CONC 6 in Newport RI. He married Hopestill Butterworth Abt Feb 1701 in Reho
2 CONC both MA, daughter of John Butterworth. She was born 22 Jan 1663 in Reh
2 CONC oboth MA, and died Bet 1706 and 1710. He married Elizabeth Bond 26 Nov
2 CONC  1711 in Boston MA. She was born Bef 1670 in Boston MA, and died Nov 1
2 CONC 747 in Newport RI.  
2 CONT     iii. Elizabeth Eddy was born 3 Aug 1670 in Swansea MA, and died 14
2 CONC  Mar 1718. She married Samuel Whipple 26 Feb 1690 in Providence RI, so
2 CONC n of Samuel Whipple and Mary Harris. He was born 1669 in Providence RI
2 CONC , and died 17 Apr 1728 in Groton CT.  
2 CONT     iv. Samuel Eddy was born 4 Jun 1673 in Swansea MA, and died Bef 17
2 CONC 18. 
2 CONT     v. Ebenezer Eddy was born 8 Feb 1675 in Swansea MA, and died 8 Aug
2 CONC  1726 in Swansea MA. He married Sarah Harding 17 Jun 1701 in Middlebor
2 CONC o MA. She was born Abt 1677 in Providence RI, and died Abt 1747.  
2 CONT     vi. Caleb Eddy was born 21 Sep 1678 in Swansea MA, and died 21 Nov
2 CONC  1748 in Swansea MA. He married Bethiah Smith 11 Jan 1703 in Middlebor
2 CONC o MA, daughter of Dermit Jeremiah Smith and Abigail. She was born 1680
2 CONC  in probably Swansea MA, and died 13 Sep 1720.  
2 CONT     vii. Joshua Eddy was born 21 Feb 1680 in Swansea MA, and died 13 N
2 CONC ov 1768 in Gloucester RI. He married Hannah Stevens 3 May 1708 in Swan
2 CONC sea MA. She was born 30 Apr 1682 in Salisbury MA, and died 22 Oct 1757
2 CONC  in Gloucester RI.  
2 CONT 12.   viii. Obadiah Eddy was born 2 Sep 1683 in Swansea MA, and died 1
2 CONC 757. He married Abigail Devotion 9 Dec 1709 in Swansea MA. She was bor
2 CONC n 1688 in Brookline, Norfolk Co. MA, and died 14 Mar 1729-1730 in Swan
2 CONC sea MA.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00349@
1 FAMS @fam04913@
1 FAMC @fam04914@
0 @ind10091@ INDI
1 NAME ZACHARIAH /EDDY/
2 DISPLAY ZACHARIAH EDDY
2 GIVN ZACHARIAH
2 SURN EDDY
1 POSITION -32680,-1070
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -32752,-1014,-32608,-1151
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1639
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE SEP 1718
2 NOTE Name: Zachariah EDDY 
3 CONT 
3 CONT Birth: 1639 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA 
3 CONT Death: 4 Sep 1718 in Swansea, Bristol, MA 
3 CONT Burial: Swansea, Bristol, MA 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  Zachariah EDDY was born in 1639 in Plymouth, Massachusetts. He died o
2 CONC n 4 Sep 1718 in Swansea, MA. Zachariah was bound out at the age of 7 y
2 CONC ears to Mr. John Browne ofRehobeth. The latter was a man of importance
2 CONC  in Plymouth, being theGovernor's Assistant from 1636 to 1655. He was 
2 CONC one of the originalsettlers and proprietors of Taunton. When he died, 
2 CONC he left Zachariah 50acres of land. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT He initially settled in Middleboro and remained there for 8 years. His
2 CONC house stood near what was later known as Eddy's furnace, just south of
2 CONC the present Eddyville. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT He later moved to Swansea (1669) as one of the first purchasers and ow
2 CONC nedconsiderable land (see "The Eddy Family in America" for a descripti
2 CONC on ofthe various pieces of land). In these earliest times Swansea comp
2 CONC risedthe land which lay between the two upper forks of Narragansett Ba
2 CONC y.There are five main necks or peninsulas extending southward. The mos
2 CONC teastern one (now Somerset) is between the Taunton River and Lees Rive
2 CONC r(formerly called Mattapoisett River). This neck is called ShawomettNe
2 CONC ck. The next peninsula lies between Lees River and Coles River. Thisis
2 CONC  called Mattapoisett Neck (now called Gardiners Neck and SouthSwansea)
2 CONC . The third peninsula is divided into two sections by theKickemuit Riv
2 CONC er, while the eastern section is often called Towesett(alias sheep pas
2 CONC ture) and the western section was called Mt. Hope Neck.The latter exte
2 CONC nded far to the south and was the great stronghold of KingPhilip. Betw
2 CONC een the Warren and the Barrington Rivers was New Meadow Neck(now calle
2 CONC d Hampden Meadows). The westernmost neck, between theBarrington and th
2 CONC e Providence Rivers, was called Wannamoisett Neck. TheShawomett lands 
2 CONC comprised not only the Shawomett Neck, but probablyextended north to t
2 CONC he present Dighton line. Zachariah deeded a portionof his lands near S
2 CONC wansea village as "a burying place for and to thefamilies of said Eddy
2 CONC s and for such of their neighbors as they shallchoose to admit of fore
2 CONC ver..." The cemetary lies on a hilltop,overlooking a cove of salt wate
2 CONC r, just south of the main road through thevillage. Zachariah's parents
2 CONC  are probably buried there, as are many ofhis descendants. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT He and Caleb were among the first members of the First Baptist Church 
2 CONC inSwansea headed by Rev. John Myles, who had been warned out of Rehobe
2 CONC th. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT During King Philip's War (1675), he apparently moved to Plymouth until
2 CONC Swansea was safe again. Zachariah EDDY and Alice PADDOCK were married 
2 CONC on 7 May 1663 in Plymouth, MA.148
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04913@
1 FAMC @fam04915@
0 @ind10092@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /HOLMES/
2 DISPLAY MARY HOLMES
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN HOLMES
1 POSITION -31940,-850
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -32005,-794,-31874,-931
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1613
2 NOTE She was born in Ireland. 
2 PLAC Ireland.
3 _XREF @place00053@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE MAR 1651
2 PLAC Plymouth, Plymouth, MA
3 _XREF @place00042@
2 NOTE Mary HOLMES died in 1660 in Plymouth, Bristol, MA. 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE ALT MARY AUSTIN 
2 CONT Children
2 CONT  Alice PADDOCK b: 7 Mar 1640 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA
2 CONT  Zachariah PADDOCK b: 20 Mar 1636 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA
2 CONT  George PADDOCK b: 1647 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA
2 CONT  Elizabeth PADDOCK b: 27 Jun 1634 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA
2 CONT  Robert PADDOCK b: 1632 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA
2 CONT  John PADDOCK b: 1 Apr 1634 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA
2 CONT  Mary PADDOCK b: 10 Mar 1638 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA
2 CONT  Susanna PADDOCK b: 1649 in Bristol County, MA
2 CONT *************************************
2 CONT  Children were: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 385
2 CONT  i.
2 CONT  Alice PADDOCK. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  ii.
2 CONT  Robert PADDOCK , Jr. was born in 1634. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  iii.
2 CONT  Elizabeth PADDOCK. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  iv.
2 CONT  Mary PADDOCK was born on 10 Mar 1637/38. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  v.
2 CONT  John PADDOCK was born on 1 Apr 1643. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  vi.
2 CONT  George PADDOCK. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  vii.
2 CONT  Susanna PADDOCK. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  viii.
2 CONT  Zachariah PADDOCK was born on 20 Mar 1635/36. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00349@
1 FAMS @fam04914@
0 @ind10093@ INDI
1 NAME ROBERT /PADDOCK/
2 DISPLAY ROBERT PADDOCK
2 GIVN ROBERT
2 SURN PADDOCK
1 POSITION -32230,-830
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -32295,-774,-32164,-911
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 BORDER 
4 OUTLINE #808080
2 FLAGS 
3 ENABLE bt
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 16 SEP 1584
2 NOTE Birth: 16 Sep 1584 in Stephenstown, Dublin, Ireland 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Stephenstown, Dublin, Ireland
3 _XREF @place00041@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 25 JUL 1650
2 PLAC Plymouth, Plymouth, MA
3 _XREF @place00042@
2 NOTE  He died on 26 Jul 1650 in Plymouth, Bristol, MA.
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  Robert PADDOCK was born on 16 Sep 1584 in Stephenstown, Balrothey, Ir
2 CONC eland?. He died on 26 Jul 1650 in Plymouth, Bristol, MA. More on Paddo
2 CONC ck genealogy in Huth Genealogy. Robert PADDOCK and Mary HOLMES were ma
2 CONC rried on 12 Oct 1630 in Ireland.
2 CONT 
2 CONT ***********************************************
2 CONT SOURCES
2 CONT Sources:
2 CONT Abbrev: Mayflower Births and Deaths
2 CONT Title: Mayflower Births and Deaths
2 CONT Author: Susan Roser
2 CONT Publication: Volume II
2 CONT Page: volume II
2 CONT Quality: 3 
2 CONT Abbrev: John Morrill Falla
2 CONT Title: John Morrill Falla
2 CONT Author: John Falla
2 CONT Publication: PO Box 113 
2 CONT Tenants Harbor, ME
2 CONT 207/372-8151 
2 CONT Abbrev: Sears Family Association
2 CONT Title: Sears Family Association
2 CONT Publication: PO Box 865 
2 CONT Duncan, OK 73534-0856 
2 CONT Abbrev: Descendents of Thomas Eddye
2 CONT Title: Descendents of Thomas Eddye 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04914@
1 FAMC @F139@
0 @ind10094@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /SAVORY/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH SAVORY
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN SAVORY
1 POSITION -32560,-890
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -32628,-834,-32491,-971
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1606
2 NOTE born Abt 1606 in England, and died 24 May 1689 in Swansea MA.
3 CONT Elizabeth SAVORY185 was born in 1607
2 PLAC England,
3 _XREF @place00013@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 24 MAY 1689
2 PLAC Swansea MA.
3 _XREF @place00014@
2 NOTE . She died on 24 May 1689 in Swansea, Mass..
3 CONT 
3 CONT Birth: 1606 in England 
3 CONT Death: 24 May 1689 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA 
3 CONT  died 24 May 1689 in Swansea MA.
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT  John EDDY b: 25 Dec 1637
2 CONT  Zachariah EDDY b: 1639 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA
2 CONT  Caleb EDDY b: 1643
2 CONT  Obadiah EDDY b: 1645
2 CONT  Hannah EDDY b: 27 Jun 1647
2 CONT ********************************************
2 CONT Children of Elizabeth Savery and Samuel Eddy are:    i. John Eddy was 
2 CONC born 25 Dec 1637 in Plymouth MA, and died 27 May 1715 in Tisbury MA. H
2 CONC e married Hepzibah Daggett Abt 1658 in Martha's Vineyard MA, daughter 
2 CONC of John Daggett and Bathsheba "Fay". She was born Abt 1642 in Watertow
2 CONC n, Middlesex Co. MA, and died 3 May 1726 in Tisbury MA.  
2 CONT 24.   ii. Zachariah Eddy was born 1639 in Plymouth MA, and died 4 Sep 
2 CONC 1718 in Swansea MA. He married Alice Paddock 7 May 1663 in East Bridge
2 CONC water MA. She was born 7 Mar 1640, and died 24 Sep 1692. He married Ab
2 CONC igail. She died 13 Sep 1720.  
2 CONT     iii. Caleb Eddy was born 1643 in Plymouth MA, and died 23 Mar 1712
2 CONC -1713 in Swansea MA. He married Elizabeth Bullock 6 Dec 1671 in Rehobo
2 CONC th MA, daughter of Richard Bullock and Elizabeth Ingraham. She was bor
2 CONC n 7 Oct 1650 in Rehoboth MA, and died 15 Feb 1729-1730 in Plymouth MA.
2 CONC   
2 CONT     iv. Obadiah Eddy was born 1645 in Plymouth MA, and died 1727 in Pl
2 CONC ymouth MA. He married Bennett Ellis Abt 1668, daughter of John Ellis a
2 CONC nd Elizabeth Freeman. She was born 27 Feb 1649, and died Aft 8 Nov 171
2 CONC 7.  
2 CONT     v. Hannah Eddy was born Abt 23 Jun 1647 in Plymouth MA. 
2 CONT     vi. Samuel Eddy was born Abt 1649. 
2 CONT     vii. Elizabeth Eddy was born 1649 in Plymouth MA, and died 19 Nov.
2 CONC  
2 CONT *****************************************
2 CONT CHILDREN: 
2 CONT     i   JOHN, b. Plymouth 25 December 1637 [ PCR 2:82]; m. by 1659 (el
2 CONC dest child b. 3 May 1659 [ Gen Adv 3:84]) Hepzibah Doggett, daughter o
2 CONC f JOHN DOGGETT .  
2 CONT 
2 CONT     ii   ZACHARIAH, b. about 1639 [ PCR 2:112-13]; m. (1) Plymouth 7 M
2 CONC ay 1663 Alice Padduck [ PVR 663], who d. Swansea 24 September 1692 [ S
2 CONC wVR 212]; m. (2) after 1692 Abigail (_____) Smith, widow of Jeremiah/D
2 CONC ermot Smith (in his will of 4 November 1718 Zachariah Eddy names wife 
2 CONC Abigail, and in her will of 2 January 1720 she names her Smith childre
2 CONC n [ Eddy Gen 34, 37, citing BrPR 3:488, 693]).  
2 CONT 
2 CONT     iii   CALEB, b. about 1643 [ PCLR 2:1:39]; m. Swansea 6 December 1
2 CONC 671 Elizabeth Bullock [ SwVR 22].  
2 CONT 
2 CONT     iv   OBADIAH, b. say 1645; m. by 1669 Bennet Ellis, daughter of Jo
2 CONC hn and Elizabeth (Freeman) Ellis [ NEHGR 119:172-73].  
2 CONT 
2 CONT     v   HANNAH, b. Plymouth 23 June 1647 [ PCR 8:4]; no further record
2 CONC .  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  **********************************
2 CONT  There was a Thomas Savery killed in King Phillip's War, 1676. Could h
2 CONC avebeen a brother. Children were: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 384
2 CONT  i.
2 CONT  Zachariah EDDY. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  ii.
2 CONT  John EDDY was born on 25 Dec 1637. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  iii.
2 CONT  Caleb EDDY was born in 1643. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  iv.
2 CONT  Obadiah EDDY was born in 1645. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  v.
2 CONT  Hannah EDDY. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00002@
1 FAMS @fam04915@
1 FAMC @fam07815@
0 @ind10095@ INDI
1 NAME SAMUEL /EDDY/
2 DISPLAY SAMUEL EDDY
2 GIVN SAMUEL
2 SURN EDDY
1 POSITION -32840,-880
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -32905,-824,-32774,-961
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 15 MAY 1608
2 NOTE Birth: 15 May 1608 in Cranbrook, Kent, England 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Cranbrook, Kent, England
3 _XREF @place00043@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 12 NOV 1687
2 PLAC Swansea, Bristol, MA
3 _XREF @place00046@
2 NOTE Death: 12 Nov 1687 in Swansea, Bristol, MA 
3 CONT Burial: Swansea, Bristol, MA 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE   SAMUEL EDDY  
2 CONT 
2 CONT ORIGIN: Cranbrook, Kent 
2 CONT MIGRATION: 1630 
2 CONT FIRST RESIDENCE: Plymouth 
2 CONT REMOVES: Swansea by 1681 
2 CONT OCCUPATION: Tailor. On 26 June 1678 the town of Plymouth allowed five 
2 CONC shillings to "Goodman Edey viz: Samuell Edey for work done by him in t
2 CONC ime of the war in making clothes for soldiers" [ PTR 1:157]. 
2 CONT CHURCH MEMBERSHIP: Samuel Eddy and his wife were both members of the P
2 CONC lymouth church, as evidenced by the inclusion of their death dates in 
2 CONC the records of that church. 
2 CONT FREEMAN: Admitted 1 January 1633/4 [ PCR 1:5]. In "1633" and 7 March 1
2 CONC 636/7 Plymouth lists of freemen, and in Plymouth portion of 1639, 1658
2 CONC  and 1670 lists of freemen [ PCR 1:4, 53; 5:274; 8:174, 197]. 
2 CONT OFFICES: In Plymouth portion of 1643 Plymouth Colony list of men able 
2 CONC to bear arms [ PCR 8:188]. 
2 CONT ESTATE: On 9 May 1631 Experience Mitchell sold to Samuel Eddy for £20 
2 CONC "his dwelling house, garden plot & fence, with all things nailfast in 
2 CONC the same," reserving a portion of the garden plot [ PCR 12:18]. 
2 CONT    Assessed 9s. in Plymouth tax lists of 25 March 1633 and 27 March 16
2 CONC 34 [ PCR 1:10, 28]. 
2 CONT    Granted three acres "next to the lands of Joh. Dunham the elder," 7
2 CONC  November 1636 [ PCR 1:46]. 
2 CONT    On 6 July 1638 Samuel Eddy sold to Richard Clough for forty bushels
2 CONC  of Indian corn "all that his house and garden in Plymouth wherein the
2 CONC  said Samuel now dwelleth" [ PCR 12:31]. On the same day Nicholas Snow
2 CONC  sold to Samuel Eddy for the same amount "all that his house & garden 
2 CONC adjoining with the fence in & about the same in Plymouth wherein the s
2 CONC aid Nicholas now dwelleth" [ PCR 12:31]. 
2 CONT    Granted "six acres of upland lying on the northwest side of Fresh L
2 CONC ake, about the fishing place, and thirty acres of upland at the Narrog
2 CONC ansett Hill, and four acres of meadow, or else half the meadow ground 
2 CONC there to it," 16 September 1641 [ PCR 2:26]. 
2 CONT    On 7 March 1642[/3?] John Allen sold to Samuel Eddy "all that his h
2 CONC ouse, barns & buildings with the lands thereunto belonging lying at Wi
2 CONC llingsly and Woeberry Plain" [ PCR 12:90]. On 3 March 1645[/6?] Samuel
2 CONC  Eddy sold to John Tompson "all that his house situate at the Spring H
2 CONC ill in Plymouth with the garden place adjoining and three acres of upl
2 CONC and ... lying in the Newfield" [ PCR 12:134]. On 20 March 1647[/8?] "S
2 CONC amuell Eedy" sold to Experience Mitchell of Duxbury "one acre of marsh
2 CONC  meadow" [ PCR 12:151]. 
2 CONT    As early as March 1651 Samuel Eddy had "interest and proprieties in
2 CONC  the town's land at Punckateesett over against Road Island," and on 22
2 CONC  March 1663/4 he and Thomas Savory were jointly recorded as the holder
2 CONC s of Lot #3 on "Puncateesett Necke" [ PTR 1:36, 63]. On 14 July 1667 S
2 CONC amuel Eddy was granted six acres of meadow "lying at the South Meadow 
2 CONC Brook" [ PTR 1:89, 281]. On 5 August 1672 "the swamp at Wellingsley ly
2 CONC ing up the brook" was granted to "the neighbors there," being five men
2 CONC  including "Samuell Eedey" [ PTR 1:127]. 
2 CONT    "Samuell Eedey" was one of five men "desiring some proportions of l
2 CONC and to accommodate them for their posterities, the Court giveth libert
2 CONC y unto them to look out a tract of land for that purpose, and if found
2 CONC  convenient it shall be confirmed unto them for the ends aforesaid," 7
2 CONC  June 1659 [ PCR 3:164], and was in the list of those permitted to "lo
2 CONC ok out some accommodations of land, as being the first borne children 
2 CONC of this government," 3 June 1662 [ PCR 4:19]. 
2 CONT    On 20 February 1662 Thomas Savory of Plymouth, planter, deeded to S
2 CONC amuel Eddy of Plymouth, tailor, "all that his whole right part and por
2 CONC tion of the land belonging to the town of Plymouth aforesaid commonly 
2 CONC called and known by the name of Punckateesett, and places adjacent lyi
2 CONC ng over against Road Iland," in exchange for "a parcel of upland and m
2 CONC eadow belonging to the said Samuell Eedey lying at the four mile brook
2 CONC  in the township of Plymouth aforesaid, as also a parcel of upland bei
2 CONC ng six acres lying and being at or near Fresh Lake in the township of 
2 CONC Plymouth" [ MD 17:244-45, transcribing PCLR 2:2:111]. 
2 CONT    On 24 March 1662 "Samuell Eedey seni[o]r" of Plymouth, tailor, gran
2 CONC ted "unto his two sons viz: Zacariah Eedey and Obadiah Eedey all that 
2 CONC his share lot and portion of land which he hath in the land granted an
2 CONC d confirmed by the court in June last past before the date hereof, unt
2 CONC o sundry persons, lying near unto Namassakett," to be equally divided 
2 CONC between them, reserving "unto his own use six acres of the upland of t
2 CONC he said lot of land," this six acres to belong to sons Zachariah and O
2 CONC badiah at his death, and that they permit him to winter three cows on 
2 CONC their share of the land; "it was mutually agreed before the ratificati
2 CONC on of the premises by and between the said Samuell Eedey and Zachariah
2 CONC  Eedey that in case Caleb Eedey shall desire a quarter part of the abo
2 CONC vesaid land he shall have it"; acknowledged 26 February 1672 [ MD 18:3
2 CONC 4-35, transcribing PCLR 2:2:116; see also MD 18:37]. 
2 CONT    On 7 March 1671[/2] Samuel Eddy of Plymouth, tailor, sold to Steven
2 CONC  Bryant Senior of Plymouth, husbandman, "all that my one share of land
2 CONC  be it more or less divided and undivided that I have in a certain sha
2 CONC re or tract of land called the Major's Purchase lying at or near Namas
2 CONC sakeesett Pond"; acknowledged by Samuel Eddy and Elizabeth his wife on
2 CONC  the same day [ PCLR 3:217]. 
2 CONT    On 16 February 1673/4 the town of Plymouth noted that "land which S
2 CONC amuell Ryder bought of Samuell Eedey lying at Mannomett Ponds" was sti
2 CONC ll common land, according to the records searched [ PTR 1:138]. 
2 CONT BIRTH: Baptized Cranbrook, Kent, 15 May 1608, son of William and Mary 
2 CONC (Fosten) Eddy [ Eddy Gen 22]. 
2 CONT DEATH: Swansea 12 November 1688 [ PChR 262]. 
2 CONT MARRIAGE: By 1637 Elizabeth _____; d. Swansea 24 May 1689 "in her 82nd
2 CONC  year at the end of it" [ PChR 265]. (Elizabeth has been called sister
2 CONC  of Thomas Savory of Plymouth, based on relationships stated in deeds 
2 CONC [ Eddy Gen 22]. Unfortunately for this argument, one of these deeds do
2 CONC es not state the connection; the deed from Thomas Savory to Samuel Edd
2 CONC y of 20 February 1662 does not refer to Eddy as "brother-in-law" [ MD 
2 CONC 17:244-45; PCLR 2:2:111]. The later deed, by the widow of Thomas, does
2 CONC  refer to "our brother-in-law Samuel Eddy" [ PCLR 4:311], so the ident
2 CONC ification certainly remains possible. Note also that Eddy and Savory w
2 CONC ere granted land jointly in 1664 [ PTR 1:63], although these lots were
2 CONC  all granted to pairs of individuals, not necessarily related.)  
2 CONT ********************************************************
2 CONT Samuel EDDY was born before 15 May 1608 in Cranbrook, Kent, England. H
2 CONC e died on 12 Nov 1687 in Swansea, Mass.. "The Eddy Family in America" 
2 CONC devotes several pages to Samuel Eddy and hisvarious land purchases in 
2 CONC Swansea and Tiverton, RI. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT AT his father's death, he was put in the guardianship of his brotherPh
2 CONC ineas Eddy, who was to provide for his education and apprenticeship in
2 CONC a trade. He became a tailor. At the age of 22 he received an inheriten
2 CONC ceof 100 pounds from his father's estate. He and his brother, John,pur
2 CONC chased passage on the "Handmaid", leaving the port of London on August
2 CONC 10, 1630, and arriving in Plymouth harbor on October 29th after a very
2 CONC stormy 12 weeks at sea. He and John wanted to settle in Boston, but we
2 CONC rerejected by the Massachusetts Bay Colony for lack of properdocumenta
2 CONC tion. John finally succeeded and settled in Watertown in 1631.Samuel r
2 CONC emained in Plymouth and purchased a dwelling on what is now 34and 36 M
2 CONC arket Street in Plymouth from Experience Mitchell. He was amongthe poo
2 CONC r of the Colony during these early years. In the late 1670's,their son
2 CONC s Caleb and Zachariah convinced them to sell their house inPlymouth an
2 CONC d move to Swansea, where they died. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT For more, see "The Eddy family in America," 1930, pp. 5ff. Samuel EDDY
2 CONC  and Elizabeth SAVORY were married in 1636 in Plymouth, MA.103
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04915@
1 FAMC @fam04919@
0 @ind10102@ INDI
1 NAME MARY (ENGLAND) /FOSTEN/
2 DISPLAY MARY (ENGLAND) FOSTEN
2 GIVN MARY
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN FOSTEN
1 POSITION -32760,-660
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -32828,-604,-32691,-766
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 19 SEP 1568
2 PLAC Cranbrook, Kent, England.
3 _XREF @place00051@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 18 JUL 1611
2 PLAC Cranbrook, Kent, England.
3 _XREF @place00051@
2 NOTE Birth: 19 Sep 1568 in Cranbrook, Kent, England 
3 CONT Death: 18 Jul 1611 in Cranbrook, Kent, England 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT  Nathaniel EDDYE b: 30 Mar 1589
2 CONT  Mary EDDYE b: 19 Sep 1591
2 CONT  Phineas EDDYE b: Sep 1593
2 CONT  John EDDYE b: 27 Mar 1597
2 CONT  Eleanor EDDYE b: Aug 1599
2 CONT  Abigail EDDYE b: Oct 1601
2 CONT  Anna EDDYE b: 15 May 1603
2 CONT  Elizabeth EDDYE b: Dec 1606
2 CONT  Samuel EDDY b: 15 May 1608 in Cranbrook, Kent, England
2 CONT  Zacharias EDDYE b: Mar 1610
2 CONT  Nathanial EDDYE b: Jul 1611
2 CONT  Priscilla EDDYE
2 CONT **********************************
2 CONT Children of William Eddye and Mary Fosten were as follows: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT I. Nathanael Eddye was born on March 30, 1589 at Staplehurst, Kent, En
2 CONC gland. He died before 1611. 
2 CONT II. Mary Eddye was born on September 19, 1591 at Cranbrook, Kent, Engl
2 CONC and. She married Simeon Evernden. 
2 CONT III. Phineas Eddye was born on September 23, 1593 at Cranbrook, Kent, 
2 CONC England. He married Christian Christian and later married Katherine Co
2 CONC urthopp. 
2 CONT IV. John Eddye was born on March 27, 1597 at Cranbrook, Kent, England.
2 CONC  He married Amy Doggett and later married Joanna (--?--). 
2 CONT V. Ellen Eleanor Eddye was born on August 5, 1599 at Cranbrook, Kent, 
2 CONC England. She died October 1610 at Cranbrook, Kent, England, at age 11.
2 CONC  
2 CONT VI. Abigail Eddye was born on October 1601 at Cranbrook, Kent, England
2 CONC . She married John Benjamin. 
2 CONT VII. Anna Eddye was born on May 15, 1603 at Cranbrook, Kent, England. 
2 CONC She married Barnabas Wines. 
2 CONT VIII. Elizabeth Eddye was born on December 7, 1606 at Cranbrook, Kent,
2 CONC  England. 
2 CONT IX. SAMUEL EDDYE was born circa 1608 at Cranbrook, Kent, England. He m
2 CONC arried Elizabeth Savery. 
2 CONT X. Zacharias Benjamin Eddye was born March 1610 at Cranbrook, Kent, En
2 CONC gland. 
2 CONT XI. Nathaniel Eddye was born on July 18, 1611 at Cranbrook, Kent, Engl
2 CONC and. He died on July 27, 1611 at Cranbrook, Kent, England. 
2 CONT *****************************************************
2 CONT Mary FOSTEN was born on 19 Sep 1568 in Cranbrook, Kent, England. She d
2 CONC ied in Jul 1611 in Cranbrook, Kent, England.
2 CONT  Children were: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 768
2 CONT  i.
2 CONT  Samuel EDDY. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  ii.
2 CONT  Nathaniel EDDY was born on 30 Mar 1589 in Cranbrook, Kent, England. H
2 CONC e died young. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  iii.
2 CONT  Mary EDDY was born in Sep 1591. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  iv.
2 CONT  Phineas EDDY was born before Sep 1593 in Cranbrook, Kent, England. He
2 CONC  died before 7 Jun 1641 in Nayland, Suffolk, England. He may have take
2 CONC n care of Samuel when his father died. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT He later removed from Cranbrook to Portsmouth. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  v.
2 CONT  John EDDY was born before Mar 1596/97 in Cranbrook, Kent, England. He
2 CONC  died on 12 Oct 1684 in Watertown, MA. He's #5 in The Eddys in America
2 CONC , 1930. He and Samuel Eddy came over onthe vessel "Handmaid." After 12
2 CONC  weeks at sea, the vessel reachedPlymouth harbor in MA on October 29, 
2 CONC 1630. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "In the latter part of the reign of Elizabeth I (1558-1600), a desire 
2 CONC fora simpler form of religious worship grew and spread among some of t
2 CONC heProtestants in England. These dissenters were called Puritans. Theyi
2 CONC ncreased rapidly in numbers among the best elements of the middle clas
2 CONC s,especially in the counties of Essex and Suffolk. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "During the reigns of James I and Charles I, the persecution of theseP
2 CONC uritans became so severe that a great migration to the shores of NewEn
2 CONC gland began in 1630 and lasted until 1643. Over 25,000 came in those13
2 CONC  years and of these probably 15,000 were from Suffolk and EssexCountie
2 CONC s. This great migration started under the leadership of JohnWinthrop o
2 CONC f Groton in the spring of 1630. Previous to June of that year,fourteen
2 CONC  emigrant ships had said from England. Among the passengers onthese ve
2 CONC ssels were the new governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, JohnWinth
2 CONC rop, the deputy governor, and many of the assistants, and others whowe
2 CONC re to aid in the civil affairs of the new settlement. John Doggett, ac
2 CONC ousin of Amy Doggett Eddy, was among the number. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "The Winthrops, Doggetts, and Eddys were known to each other in Englan
2 CONC d,for John Winthrop had married for his second wife Thomasine Clopton 
2 CONC ofGroton; Thomas Doggett, a cousin of Amy, had married her sister Marg
2 CONC eryClopton of Grotton, and John Eddy had married Amy Doggett of Groton
2 CONC .This is doubtless the reason why John and Samuel Eddy within two week
2 CONC s oflanding at Plymouth left for the Bay Colony. They wished to settle
2 CONC  neartheir friends and acquaintances. At this time there was an agreem
2 CONC entbetween the two colonies that a man must carry letters of dismissal
2 CONC  fromone colony before he could be received as an inhabitant of the ot
2 CONC her.John and Samuel did not carry thos letters with them and so were o
2 CONC bligedto return to Plymouth with John Grant and Capt. Standish. Someti
2 CONC me priorto February 26, 1631/32, John Eddy procured the necessary lett
2 CONC er ofdismissal and was received into the Bay Colony..." The Eddy Famil
2 CONC y inAmerica, pp. 15-16. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  vi.
2 CONT  Elaenor EDDY was born in Aug 1599. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  vii.
2 CONT  Abigail EDDY was born in Oct 1601 in Cranbrook, Kent, England. She di
2 CONC ed on 20 Mar 1686/87 in Charlestown, MA. They arrived on the ship "Lio
2 CONC n." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  viii.
2 CONT  Anna EDDY was born in May 1603 in Cranbrook, Kent, England. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  ix.
2 CONT  Elizabeth EDDY was born in Dec 1606. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  x.
2 CONT  Zachariah EDDY was born in Mar 1609/10. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  xi.
2 CONT  Nathaniel EDDY was born in Jul 1611. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00225@
1 FAMS @fam04919@
1 FAMC @fam07830@
0 @ind10103@ INDI
1 NAME WILLIAM (ENGLAND) /EDDYE/
2 DISPLAY WILLIAM (ENGLAND) EDDYE
2 GIVN WILLIAM
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN EDDYE
1 POSITION -32920,-660
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -32988,-604,-32851,-766
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1558
2 NOTE Birth: 1558-1564 in Bristol, Avon, England 
2 PLAC Bristol, Avon, England
3 _XREF @place00044@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 23 NOV 1616
2 PLAC Cranbrook, Kent, England
3 _XREF @place00043@
2 NOTE 
3 CONT Death: 23 Nov 1616 in Cranbrook, Kent, England 
3 CONT Burial: Cranbrook, Kent, England 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE William EDDYE was born about 1560 in Bristol, England. He died on 23 N
2 CONC ov 1616 in Cranbrook, Co., Kent, England. He was educated in B.A. Univ
2 CONC ersity of Cambridge, 1583. He was in Clergyman. "The Eddy Family in Am
2 CONC erica" devotes many pages to William Eddy. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT He received his B.A. from the University of Cambridge in 1583. He then
2 CONC went to Thurston, Suffolk, as a curate from 1583 to 1586. In 1586 here
2 CONC ceived his M.A. from Trinity College at the University of Cambridge.He
2 CONC  went to Cranbrook as assistant to Robert Roades. He succeeded RobertR
2 CONC hoads at Cranbrook in 1589. William EDDYE and Mary FOSTEN were married
2 CONC  on 20 Nov 1587 in Cranbrook, Co., Kent, England.
2 CONT 
2 CONT ******************************************************
2 CONT William was the Vicar of St. Dunstan’s Church 1591-1616.  
1 FAMS @fam04919@
0 @ind10120@ INDI
1 NAME HANNAH /POND/
2 DISPLAY HANNAH POND
2 GIVN HANNAH
2 SURN POND
1 POSITION -30500,-1100
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -30565,-1044,-30434,-1181
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 27 JUL 1660
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1698
2 NOTE Born on 27 Jul 1660 at Dedham, MA. Baptized on 7 Oct 1660. Hannah died
3 CONC  in 1698.
3 CONT ***************************
3 CONT  born 5 Sep 1660, and died 1733 in Suffield, Hartford, CT.
3 CONT 
3 CONT HER HUSBAN'S WILL SHOWED HER OCCUPYING THE HOUSE AFTER HIS DEATH AND H
3 CONC E DIED IN 1732 ?????
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children:
2 CONT   John (ca1682-<1732) 
2 CONT .  Ebenezer (ca1684-1741) 
2 CONT .  Edward (ca1683-) 
2 CONT .  Thomas (ca1686-1726) 
2 CONT .  Abigail (ca1688-1730) 
2 CONT   Hannah (ca1690-1726) 
2 CONT .  Rachel (ca1696-) 
2 CONT  Constant (ca1698-) 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00349@
1 FAMS @fam04928@
1 FAMC @fam04929@
0 @ind10121@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /DEVOTION/
2 DISPLAY JOHN DEVOTION
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN DEVOTION
1 POSITION -31390,-1080
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -31456,-1024,-31324,-1161
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1659
2 NOTE BHe was born 26 Jun 1659 in Brookline, Norfolk, MAorn ca 1659 at Bosto
3 CONC n, MA. Baptized on 26 Jun 1659 at Boston, MA.
2 PLAC Brookline, Norfolk, MA
3 _XREF @place00030@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 25 OCT 1732
2 PLAC Suffield, Hartford, CT.
3 _XREF @place00031@
2 NOTE  died at Suffield, CT, on 25 Oct 1732.
3 CONT ************************************
3 CONT   died 25 Oct 1732 in Suffield, Hartford, CT. 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE John held various town offices. His will was executed Oct 1732, probat
2 CONC ed Sep. 1733 and mentions his wife Hannah and his 6 children. After hi
2 CONC s death, the house was occupied by his son, Edward, and Mary his wife.
2 CONT ********************************************
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04928@
1 FAMC @fam04930@
0 @ind10122@ INDI
1 NAME ABIGAIL /SHEPARD/
2 DISPLAY ABIGAIL SHEPARD
2 GIVN ABIGAIL
2 SURN SHEPARD
1 POSITION -30300,-890
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -30365,-834,-30234,-971
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1631
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 5 JUL 1661
2 PLAC Dedham, Suffolk, MA
3 _XREF @place00632@
2 NOTE She was born 1631 in Cambridge, Cambridge, England, and died 5 Jul 166
3 CONC 1 in Dedham, Suffolk, MA. 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04929@
1 FAMC @fam04931@
0 @ind10123@ INDI
1 NAME DANIEL /POND/
2 DISPLAY DANIEL POND
2 GIVN DANIEL
2 SURN POND
1 POSITION -30720,-890
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -30785,-834,-30654,-971
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 BORDER 
4 OUTLINE #808080
2 FLAGS 
3 ENABLE bt
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1627
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 4 FEB 1697
2 NOTE  Daniel Pond (ca 1627-4 Feb 1697) 
3 CONT born Abt 1627 in England, and died 4 Feb 1698 in Dedham, Suffolk, MA.
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04929@
1 FAMC @fam04932@
0 @ind10124@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /CURTIS/
2 DISPLAY MARY CURTIS
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN CURTIS
1 POSITION -31150,-890
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -31215,-834,-31084,-971
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1618
2 NOTE  Born ca 1618 at Nazeing, Essex. Baptized on 11 Mar 1618 at Nazeing, E
3 CONC ssex.
2 PLAC Nazeing, Essex, ENGLAND
3 _XREF @place00032@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 9 DEC 1713
2 PLAC Roxbury, MA
3 _XREF @place00033@
2 NOTE Mary died at Roxbury, MA, on 19 Dec 1713.
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Mary Curtis. 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00507@
1 FAMS @fam04930@
1 FAMC @fam07826@
0 @ind10125@ INDI
1 NAME EDWARD /DEVOTION/
2 DISPLAY EDWARD DEVOTION
2 GIVN EDWARD
2 SURN DEVOTION
1 PICTURES @pic00030@, @pic00031@, @pic00032@
2 PRIMARY @pic00031@
1 POSITION -31620,-890
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -31686,-834,-31554,-971
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1621
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1685
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE EDWARD DE VAUTION] DEVOTION was born in 1621 in LA Rochelle, France. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT He died on 23 Jul 1685 in Brookline, Norfolk, Mass. USA
2 CONT 
2 CONT He was buried on 24 Jul 1685 in Brookline, Mass. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT He was the first Representative of this family in America, and was bor
2 CONC n about 1621, of
2 CONT 
2 CONT French Huguenot parentage. He joined the church at Brookline, Mass. Ma
2 CONC rch 16, 1645.and settled in Roxbury, Mass. Mary his wife, and his son 
2 CONC Edward were baptized Feb. 25, 1649. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [The only Huguenot active Church in the U.S.1997 that could be found w
2 CONC as in Charleston, SC. and a archives was also there] He executed his l
2 CONC ast will Sept. 25, 1685. It was evident that his name so distinctively
2 CONC  English in its orthography, must have undergone some transformation e
2 CONC ither in England before he came to America or after he arrived in New 
2 CONC England either in the spelling or by modification of some kind. Such t
2 CONC ransformations were frequent of occurrence, not only among the early D
2 CONC utch settlers in America but also among the French Huguenot refugees. 
2 CONC Gov. Edward Winslow, himself a passenger on the Mayflower, afterwards 
2 CONC Governor of Plymouth Colony, and its earliest historian, tells us of t
2 CONC he Dutch, French, and Walloon members of the church how "their non-Ang
2 CONC lican names were corrupted into English forms such as Cuthbertson for 
2 CONC Godbertson, Delano for De-la-Noye," and many others. [See Baird's " Th
2 CONC e Huguenot Emigration to America, Vol. 1, page 282}. It is known that 
2 CONC the Devotion family came originally from La Rochelle France.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Miss Emma C. King, of Xenia, Ohio, who in 1895 while traveling from Pa
2 CONC ris to La Rochelle for the sole purpose of obtaining information relat
2 CONC ive to the ancestors of the Devotion family, furnished to Mr. Harvey J
2 CONC . King as the result of her investigation, transcripts from official r
2 CONC ecords which leave no doubt that the name Edward Devotion prior to his
2 CONC  coming to New England was written "de Vaution" and was then changed o
2 CONC nly by Anglicizing the spelling the pronunciation remaining unchanged.
2 CONC  The transcripts in question were obtained through Louis M Meachinct d
2 CONC e Richellese who is accredited in recent literature as the Rochelle hi
2 CONC storian. They are supplemented by numerous references to historical da
2 CONC ta relative to the family contained in "Archives Nationale " and " La 
2 CONC France Protestante" This family is a native of La Beauce It produced s
2 CONC everal branches, one of which was located in Poltou at the end of the 
2 CONC 15th century; from the latter sprang several small branches all of whi
2 CONC ch seem now extinct in France. The Verified fillation in Vol. 15 of Ch
2 CONC erin in the national library at Paris, Dept. of Manuscripts Says This 
2 CONC family belonged to the reformed Church before 1585.
2 CONT 
2 CONT " Coat of Arms; La Barre de Vaution, de la Guessonniere L"arggent'a un
2 CONC e bande,
2 CONT 
2 CONT [Alias barre] d'azure, charge de [3] trols coquilles d'or, accompagnee
2 CONC  de 2 merlettes de sable,
2 CONT 
2 CONT I'une en chef I' autre en point." "First branch De Vaution, de-la-Gues
2 CONC sonniere" 1- Jean de la Barre, Esquire, Lord of Vaueernard [native of 
2 CONC Dourdan, diocese of Chartres] was the younger son of Jean, Lord de Rin
2 CONC ville, and of Marie de Maris. He was an archer on the Guard of the Kin
2 CONC g. He married at the Venerie de Couhe on Oct. 12, 1492, Jeanne Poispai
2 CONC lle [or Poupaille] daughter of Peter, Esquire and of Roberta d'Amaury.
2 CONC  [She received for her marriage portion the fief of Balut, Champagne S
2 CONC t. Hilaire] From that marriage were born 1st Jacques [who follows] 2nd
2 CONC  Louis, etc. [several others are listed] 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 2- Jacques De La Barre, Esquire Lord of Valenfray, married April 12, 1
2 CONC 527, Nicole, daughter of Magdelon Mallevault, Esquire, from which marr
2 CONC iage were born, 1st Francois, Louis, etc.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 3-Francois De La Barre, Esquire, Lord de la Barre et De Vaution. He ob
2 CONC tained a judicial confirmation of his nobility in 1584, and again in 1
2 CONC 598. Upon exhibiting his titles tracing back as far as 1492. He had ma
2 CONC rried on Oct. 24, 1578 Marie Landry, daughter of late Esquire ord de S
2 CONC ault, and of Junienne de Puyvert. By this marriage he had, 1st. Pierre
2 CONC  etc.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 4- Pierre De La Barre, Esquire lord de Vaution, Boisde Luche, [named M
2 CONC onsieur De VAUTION] 
2 CONT 
2 CONT He was twice married. First on July 4, 1607, with Louise Blanchard, da
2 CONC ughter of Rene, Lord de Bonout, and of Anne de Beaumont, and second on
2 CONC  July, 30, 1617, with Judith de Pellard, daughter of Nachor, Esquire, 
2 CONC lord de Montigny, La Guessonniete, and of Judith du Petit Croix.It dos
2 CONC e not appear that any children were born of the first marriage. By the
2 CONC  2nd marriage he had 1st Jean 2nd Anne, 3rd Catherine, 4th Pierre, Esq
2 CONC uire, lord de Vaution, etc. Furthur transcripts exhibit the pedigree o
2 CONC f branches of the family located at Poitou, Anjou and La Touraine, and
2 CONC  state that," All were of the Reformed Religion" History informs us th
2 CONC at more than 500,000 adherents of the reformed religion became refugee
2 CONC s from France to escape the persecutions or worse, to which all such w
2 CONC ere subjected during the greater part of the 17th century. Most of the
2 CONC m settled in England, Holland and other European states, but many depa
2 CONC rted for North America, and as early as 1625 several Huguenot families
2 CONC  settled in New York City, then New Amsterdam. Others founded New Roch
2 CONC elle. Those who fled to Massachusetts were settled in Oxford, Worceste
2 CONC r County, but soon after removed to Boston. [See American Cyclopedia, 
2 CONC title " Huguenots " Also Baird's The Huguenots Emigration to America].
2 CONC  Supplementing the forgoing data, and equally a matter of history, is 
2 CONC the Significant fact that Edward Devotion, a French Huguenot, and the 
2 CONC founder of a New England family settled in Brookline, which was then a
2 CONC  part of Boston, in or prior to the year 1645, as is evidenced by the 
2 CONC public records and also those of the Church.
2 CONT 
2 CONT While the statistics thus collected do not furnish the connecting link
2 CONC  between the de Vaution families referred to, the identity of the name
2 CONC s seems to be fairly demonstrated and that they were of one and the sa
2 CONC me lineage IC certainly rendered extremely probable. In this connectio
2 CONC n it is interesting to notice the fact that not only has the de Vautio
2 CONC n family become extinct in France, as above stated by M. Louise M. Mes
2 CONC chinet de Richemond, but while there are now living many lineal descen
2 CONC dants of Edwaed Devotion who bear the names of those who became the hu
2 CONC sbands of daughters who inherited it, not one male descendant bearing 
2 CONC the name is now living to perpetuate it and it must soon become extinc
2 CONC t. The last John L. Devotion of Norwich, CT. was the last male represe
2 CONC ntative of the name. His widow and daughters now [1898] reside in the 
2 CONC City of New York. As a well deserved tribute to the memory of the six 
2 CONC generations who inherited the name of Edward Devotion, a name which so
2 CONC on will survive as a memory. It may fittingly be added that many of th
2 CONC e sons who bore the name were prominent in their day and generation in
2 CONC  the legal profession, the Judiciary and the pulpit, and of daughters 
2 CONC several became wives or mothers of men distinguished as statesmen, jur
2 CONC ists and educators. Prominent among them were two daughters of Rev. Eb
2 CONC enezer Devotion [1714- 1771] Martha who in 1761 became the wife of Sam
2 CONC uel Huntingdon, afterwards Governor of CT. and President of the Contin
2 CONC ental Congress, and Hannah who in 1764 became the wife of Rev Joseph H
2 CONC untington and later the mother of Samuel Huntington, Governor of Ohio,
2 CONC  and Frances the wife of Rev. Dr. Griffin, President of Williams Colle
2 CONC ge. The old Devotion House [from historical sketches of Brookline by H
2 CONC .F. Woods]
2 CONT 
2 CONT " Next west of the Seawall estate [on Harvard Street] is situated what
2 CONC  has been in modern times known as the Bapcock farm, but in Judge Seaw
2 CONC all's day was the property of John Devotion". The house is a curious o
2 CONC ld relic of former times and the beautiful elms which shade it were no
2 CONC  doubt set out by the hands of an ancient owner, whose devotion to the
2 CONC  interests of his church and town suggests the idea that a similar cha
2 CONC racteristic in his ancestry may have earned for the family its very un
2 CONC common name. The town of Brookline has built [1907] upon adjoining lan
2 CONC d a fine primary and kindergarten school, known as "the Edward Devotio
2 CONC n School" and it owns the old house. The town is soon to build a Gramm
2 CONC ar school on the site and " The Isaac Gearner Chapter, D.A.R. is to pr
2 CONC esent a petition to the town to save the old house and to remove it to
2 CONC  a position nearby.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. Harvy J King, compiled from official records at Brookline, Roxbury
2 CONC  Mass. and Suffield, CT in his Book, The portions relative to Edward a
2 CONC nd John also appear in full in Savages Genealogical Dictionary of the 
2 CONC first settlers of New England and it is there added relative of John D
2 CONC evotion [1659-1733] He left a good estate and his son Rev. Ebenezer [H
2 CONC arvard College 1707; ordained June 28,1710 minister at Suffield, born 
2 CONC in Brookline was father of Ebenezer, Yale collage 1732
2 CONT 
2 CONT He was married to MARY CURTIS (daughter of WILLIAM CURTIS and SARAH EL
2 CONC IOT) in 1644 in Nazeing, Essex, England. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT MARY CURTIS was born on 11 Mar 1622 in Nazing, Essex, England. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT She was christened on 11 Mar 1622 in Nazing, Essex, England. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT She was baptized on 25 Feb 1649 in Brookline, Mass. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT She died on 19 Dec 1713 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Mass. USA. She was buried
2 CONC  on 20 Dec 1713. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT She is RELATION 8th G Grandmother of William M Worth. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT EDWARD [DE VAUTION] DEVOTION and MARY CURTIS had the following childre
2 CONC n:
2 CONT 
2 CONT 3 i. Edward DEVOTION was born on 21 Feb 1649 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Mass
2 CONC .
2 CONT 
2 CONT He was baptized on 25 Feb 1649 in Brookline, Mass.
2 CONT 
2 CONT He died before 1663 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Mass. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT +4 ii. Elizabeth DEVOTION.
2 CONT 
2 CONT +5 iii. Martha DEVOTION
2 CONT 
2 CONT +6 iv. Hannah DEVOTION
2 CONT 
2 CONT 7 v. Deborah DEVOTION was born on 17 May 1657 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Mas
2 CONC s
2 CONT 
2 CONT She was baptized on 17 May 1657 in Roxbury, Mass She died on 20 Oct 16
2 CONC 83. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT +8 vi. JOHN DEVOTION
2 CONT 
2 CONT 9 vii. Sarah DEVOTION was born on 19 Jan 1662 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Mas
2 CONC s
2 CONT 
2 CONT She was baptized on 19 Jan 1662 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Mass.
2 CONT 
2 CONT +10 viii. Edward DEVOTION
2 CONT 
2 CONT 11 ix. Thomas DEVOTION was born on 1 May 1670 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Mas
2 CONC s.
2 CONT 
2 CONT He was baptized on 1 May 1670 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Mass He died on 28 
2 CONC Sep 1685. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Edward lived at that part of Boston called Muddy river, now Brookline,
2 CONC  when he joined the church at Boston March 1645, then single. Freeman 
2 CONC 1645.2
2 CONT SOURCE/: Joseph Savage, Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers 
2 CONC of New England, Originally published 1860.
2 CONT ****************************************
2 CONT 
2 CONT SEE COMMENTS ABOUT RDWARD UNDER PICTURE OF HOUSE
2 CONT *********************************************************
2 CONT The Edward Devotion Elementary School is a public elementary school lo
2 CONC cated at 345 Harvard Street, Brookline, Massachusetts, USA. The school
2 CONC  was founded in 1894 on land bequeathed to the town by Edward Devotion
2 CONC  (1667–1744), and is probably named for his eponymous grandfather (162
2 CONC 1–1685)[1] the Constable for what was then Muddy River around 1650. De
2 CONC votion's 17th century house [2] is preserved by the Brookline Historic
2 CONC al Society [3] and stands amidst part of its original gardens in the s
2 CONC chool's forecourt.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The school was attended by John F. Kennedy from kindergarten in 1922 t
2 CONC o third grade.
2 CONT *********************************************
2 CONT JFK PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY
2 CONT This series consists of John F. Kennedy’s attendance records at the Ed
2 CONC ward Devotion School, including enrollment lists and promotion cards (
2 CONC one card is for Kennedy’s older brother, Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr.). John
2 CONC  F. Kennedy attended the Devotion School from kindergarten in 1921 to 
2 CONC the beginning of third grade.
2 CONT   
2 CONT 
2 CONT Box 1  School Register, Enrollment list 
2 CONT   1922: January 30-June 21
2 CONT September 11, 1922-June 1923
2 CONT September 10, 1923-June 20, 1924
2 CONT September 8, 1924-June 1925 
2 CONT  Promotion cards 
2 CONT 
2 CONT ***************************************
2 CONT IN MIKE WALLACE'S BOOK  WHICH EDWARD  DEVOTION WOULD THIS BE ALIVE IN 
2 CONC REV WAR? THE GRANDSON THAT GAVE THE LAND FOR THE SCHOOL DIED IN 1744..
2 CONC ..
2 CONT More often than not, when I’ve told people that Kennedy and I went to 
2 CONC the same elementary school and that its name was Edward Devotion, they
2 CONC ’ve assumed it was a Catholic school, which reveals how little they kn
2 CONC ow about Brookline’s glorious history.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Edward Devotion was an early hero in the American Revolution. On the n
2 CONC ight Paul Revere made his legendary ride through Boston and neighborin
2 CONC g towns, his friend and fellow patriot Devotion mounted his horse and 
2 CONC went on a similar gallop to sound the alarm that the British were comi
2 CONC ng. The course he followed took him through Brookline. I suppose the m
2 CONC ain reason why Devotion’s ride of warning has been so overshadowed is 
2 CONC because many years later, when Longfellow sat down to write his famous
2 CONC  ballad, Revere happened to be the horseman he chose to immortalize.
2 CONT *********************************************Edward Devotion was a Fre
2 CONC nch Huguenot who had settled in Brookline by 1645. He was active in to
2 CONC wn affairs for many years, like his sons John and Edward Jr., serving 
2 CONC as fence viewer, constable and tithing man. At his death in 1685 he le
2 CONC ft a dwelling, a barn, and one hundred and two acres situated on both 
2 CONC sides of Harvard Street. John sold his inheritance and moved away, but
2 CONC  Edward continued farming the family land until 1739 when, aged sevent
2 CONC y-one, he sold his seventy-six acres to Solomon Hill. Recorded with th
2 CONC e deed in 1740 is a bond signed by Devotion ensuring Hill of "...havin
2 CONC g and holding and...enjoying forever one certain house and barn and bu
2 CONC ildings and tracts of land and meadow in Brookline..."
2 CONT 
2 CONT While it is likely that part of the old Devotion House is incorporated
2 CONC  in the present building, stylistically a construction date of c.1740 
2 CONC seems more appropriate. The gambrel roof, large central chimney, proje
2 CONC cting window cornices and pedimented doorway are typical of the Georgi
2 CONC an period, as is the elaborately ornamented parlor.
2 CONT *****************************************
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04930@
1 FAMC @fam07827@
0 @ind10126@ INDI
1 NAME VIOLET /STANLEY/
2 DISPLAY VIOLET STANLEY
2 GIVN VIOLET
2 SURN STANLEY
1 POSITION -30230,-650
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -30288,-608,-30171,-731
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE POSSIBLY (OR WOLVERTON). 
1 FAMS @fam04931@
0 @ind10127@ INDI
1 NAME EDWARD /SHEPHERD/
2 DISPLAY EDWARD SHEPHERD
2 GIVN EDWARD
2 SURN SHEPHERD
1 POSITION -30410,-640
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -30480,-598,-30340,-721
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04931@
0 @ind10128@ INDI
1 NAME JUDITH (ENGLAND) /GORDON/
2 DISPLAY JUDITH (ENGLAND) GORDON
2 GIVN JUDITH
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN GORDON
1 POSITION -30590,-660
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -30658,-604,-30521,-766
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1585
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1620
2 NOTE She was born Abt 1585 in Groton, Suffolk, England, and died Abt 1620.
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04932@
0 @ind10129@ INDI
1 NAME WILLIAM (ENGLAND) /POND/
2 DISPLAY WILLIAM (ENGLAND) POND
2 GIVN WILLIAM
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN POND
1 POSITION -30800,-650
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -30868,-594,-30731,-756
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1585
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04932@
0 @ind10150@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /WINSLOW/
2 DISPLAY MARY WINSLOW
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN WINSLOW
1 POSITION -28380,-1440
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -28445,-1384,-28314,-1521
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 26 APR 1716
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 17 SEP 1784
2 NOTE BORNSwansea,Bristol,Massachusetts
3 CONT DIED Groton,New London,Connecticut
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children of Constant EDDY and Mary WINSLOW are:  19   i. Devotion EDDY
2 CONC  was born 8 Sep 1734. 
2 CONT   20   ii. Silva EDDY was born 27 Feb 1736. 
2 CONT   21   iii. Jemima EDDY was born 13 Oct 1737. She married Job SLADE. S
2 CONC he married Unknown CHAPMAN.  
2 CONT   22   iv. Abigail EDDY was born 19 Nov 1739. She married Edward THURB
2 CONC ER.  
2 CONT   23   v. Obadiah EDDY was born 21 Mar 1742. 
2 CONT   24   vi. Tisdale EDDY was born 16 Jan 1743. 
2 CONT   25   vii. Elizabeth EDDY was born 25 Oct 1745. 
2 CONT   26   viii. Ruth EDDY was born 11 Jul 1765. She married Simeon BUTTON
2 CONC .  
2 CONT + 27   ix. Mary EDDY was born 16 Dec 1750 in Swansea, Bristol, MA, and
2 CONC  died 21 Jul 1828 in Hoosick, Renssalaer, NY. 
2 CONT ***********************************************
2 CONT Children of Mary Winslow and Constant Eddy are:    i. Jemima Eddy was 
2 CONC born 13 Oct 1737 in Swansea MA. She married Job Slade 10 Apr 1755. He 
2 CONC was born Abt 1737 in probably Swansea MA.  
2 CONT 3.   ii. Sylvia Eddy was born 27 Feb 1738 in Swansea MA, and died Aft 
2 CONC 1796. She married Jacob Avery 4 Jun 1753 in Groton CT, son of Christop
2 CONC her Avery and Prudence Payson. He was born 26 Aug 1721 in Groton CT, a
2 CONC nd died Aft 1796.  
2 CONT     iii. Abigail Eddy was born 19 Nov 1739 in Swansea MA, and died 29 
2 CONC May 1797 in Champlain NY. She married Edward Thurber 26 Aug 1762 in Sw
2 CONC ansea MA, son of Edward Thurber and Hopestill Luther. He was born 16 D
2 CONC ec 1736 in Swansea MA, and died 21 Dec 1806 in Rouses Point NY.  
2 CONT     iv. Obadiah Eddy was born 21 Mar 1742 in Swansea MA. He married Lo
2 CONC is Palmer 15 Jun 1769 in Swansea MA. She was born Abt 1742 in probably
2 CONC  Swansea MA. He married Rose Chase 22 Dec 1771, daughter of William Ch
2 CONC ase and Mercy Cole.  
2 CONT     v. Tisdale Eddy was born 16 Jan 1743 in Swansea MA, and died Jul 1
2 CONC 783. 
2 CONT     vi. Ruth Eddy was born 11 Jul 1744 in Swansea MA, and died in USA.
2 CONC  She married Simeon Button in USA. He was born 5 Apr 1757 in Swansea M
2 CONC A, and died 22 Aug 1836 in USA.  
2 CONT     vii. Elizabeth Eddy was born 25 Oct 1745 in Swansea MA, and died 2
2 CONC  Apr 1797 in USA. She married Ebenezer Winslow 27 Feb 1766 in Swansea 
2 CONC MA. He was born 28 Aug 1742 in Freetown MA, and died 5 Mar 1832.  
2 CONT     viii. Mary Eddy was born 16 Dec 1750 in Swansea MA, and died 21 Ju
2 CONC l 1828 in Hoosick NY. She married Cyrus Spicer 28 Jul 1771 in North Gr
2 CONC oton CT, son of John Spicer and Mercy Chapman. He was born 1750 in Tro
2 CONC y MA, and died 1 Feb 1826 in Hoosick NY.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00230@
1 FAMS @fam04943@
1 FAMC @fam04975@
0 @ind10151@ INDI
1 NAME CONSTANT /EDDY/
2 DISPLAY CONSTANT EDDY
2 GIVN CONSTANT
2 SURN EDDY
1 POSITION -31640,-1470
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -31709,-1414,-31570,-1551
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 9 SEP 1710
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 16 DEC 1813
2 NOTE B:  9 Sep 1710 
3 CONT P:  Swansea,Bristol,Massachusetts 
3 CONT M:  16 Dec 1733 
3 CONT D:  9 Jun 1813     
3 CONT P:  Pittstown,,New York 
3 CONT ************ ????????? NOTE LAST CHILD IS LISTED AS DYING IN NEW YORK
3 CONT was born 9 Sep 1710 in Swansea, Bristol, MA, and died 16 Nov 1784 in G
3 CONC roton, New London, CT. 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04943@
1 FAMC @fam04944@
0 @ind10152@ INDI
1 NAME ABIGAIL /DEVOTION/
2 DISPLAY ABIGAIL DEVOTION
2 GIVN ABIGAIL
2 SURN DEVOTION
1 POSITION -30950,-1290
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -31016,-1234,-30884,-1371
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1688
2 PLAC Brookline, Norfolk Co. MA
3 _XREF @place00049@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 14 MAR 1729
2 PLAC Swansea, MA
3 _XREF @place00050@
2 NOTE Abigail died at Swansea, MA, on 14 Mar 1729/30.
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children of Obadiah and Abigail (Devotion) Eddy, born at Swansea:
2 CONT     i. Constant Eddy, b. 9 Sep 1710, d. 16 Nov 1784 at Groton, CT, m. 
2 CONC at Swansea 16 Dec 1733 Mary Winslow;
2 CONT     ii. Ichabod Eddy, b. 1 Jun 1712;
2 CONT     iii. Alice Eddy, b. 24 Feb 1715, m. William Anthony.;
2 CONT     iv. Mary Eddy, b. 10 Nov 1716, m. George Cornell;
2 CONT     v. Abigail Eddy, b. 14 Oct 1721, m. 12 Mar 1748 Joseph Burdon (son
2 CONC  of Joseph & Sarah Burdon);
2 CONT     vi. Hannah Eddy, b. 23 Jan 1723, m. Elkanah Pierce; and
2 CONT     vii. Job Eddy, b. 23 Jul 172, m. Patience Phillips.
2 CONT ********************************************
2 CONT     
2 CONT  Children of Abigail Devotion and Obadiah Eddy are:6.   i. Constant Ed
2 CONC dy was born 9 Sep 1710 in Swansea MA, and died 16 Nov 1784 in Groton C
2 CONC T. He married Mary Winslow 16 Dec 1733 in Swansea MA. She was born 26 
2 CONC Apr 1716 in Swansea MA, and died 7 Sep 1784 in Groton CT.  
2 CONT     ii. Ichabod Eddy was born 1 Jun 1712 in Westport MA, and died 26 F
2 CONC eb 1795 in Westport MA. He married Sarah Winslow 30 May 1737 in Freeto
2 CONC wn MA. She was born 8 Jun 1716 in Freetown MA. He married Mary Davis 2
2 CONC 4 Nov 1779. She died in USA.  
2 CONT     iii. Alice Eddy was born 24 Feb 1715 in Swansea MA. She married Wi
2 CONC lliam Anthony 5 Mar 1733 in Freetown MA, son of William Anthony and Ma
2 CONC ry Coggeshall. He was born 26 Oct 1709 in Portsmouth RI.  
2 CONT     iv. Mary Eddy was born 10 Nov 1716 in Swansea MA. She married Geor
2 CONC ge Cornell 16 May 1737 in Swansea MA. He was born 25 Dec 1713 in Brist
2 CONC ol Co. MA.  
2 CONT     v. Abigail Eddy was born 14 Oct 1721 in Swansea MA. She married Jo
2 CONC seph Burdon 12 Mar 1747-1748, son of Joseph Burdon and Sarah. He was b
2 CONC orn Abt 1721.  
2 CONT     vi. Hannah Eddy was born 23 Jan 1723 in Swansea MA. She married El
2 CONC kanah Pierce 20 Mar 1742 in USA, son of Isaac Pierce and Judith Booth.
2 CONC   
2 CONT     vii. Job Eddy was born 23 Jul 1726 in Swansea MA, and died 3 Apr 1
2 CONC 799 in USA. He married Patience Phillips 29 Dec 1745 in Middletown RI,
2 CONC  daughter of James Phillips. She was born Abt 1726 in probably Swansea
2 CONC  MA.  
2 CONT     viii. Azariah Eddy was born Abt 1728 in Swansea MA. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00402@
1 FAMS @fam04944@
1 FAMC @fam04928@
0 @ind10153@ INDI
1 NAME OBADIAH /EDDY/
2 DISPLAY OBADIAH EDDY
2 GIVN OBADIAH
2 SURN EDDY
1 POSITION -32250,-1280
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -32315,-1224,-32184,-1361
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 2 SEP 1683
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1757
2 NOTE  Born on 2 Sep 1683 at Swansea, MA. Obadiah died at Swansea, MA, ca 17
3 CONC 57.
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Zachariah EDDY was born in 1639 in Plymouth, Massachusetts. He died on
2 CONC  4 Sep 1718 in Swansea, MA. Zachariah was bound out at the age of 7 ye
2 CONC ars to Mr. John Browne ofRehobeth. The latter was a man of importance 
2 CONC in Plymouth, being theGovernor's Assistant from 1636 to 1655. He was o
2 CONC ne of the originalsettlers and proprietors of Taunton. When he died, h
2 CONC e left Zachariah 50acres of land. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT He initially settled in Middleboro and remained there for 8 years. His
2 CONC house stood near what was later known as Eddy's furnace, just south of
2 CONC the present Eddyville. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT He later moved to Swansea (1669) as one of the first purchasers and ow
2 CONC nedconsiderable land (see "The Eddy Family in America" for a descripti
2 CONC on ofthe various pieces of land). In these earliest times Swansea comp
2 CONC risedthe land which lay between the two upper forks of Narragansett Ba
2 CONC y.There are five main necks or peninsulas extending southward. The mos
2 CONC teastern one (now Somerset) is between the Taunton River and Lees Rive
2 CONC r(formerly called Mattapoisett River). This neck is called ShawomettNe
2 CONC ck. The next peninsula lies between Lees River and Coles River. Thisis
2 CONC  called Mattapoisett Neck (now called Gardiners Neck and SouthSwansea)
2 CONC . The third peninsula is divided into two sections by theKickemuit Riv
2 CONC er, while the eastern section is often called Towesett(alias sheep pas
2 CONC ture) and the western section was called Mt. Hope Neck.The latter exte
2 CONC nded far to the south and was the great stronghold of KingPhilip. Betw
2 CONC een the Warren and the Barrington Rivers was New Meadow Neck(now calle
2 CONC d Hampden Meadows). The westernmost neck, between theBarrington and th
2 CONC e Providence Rivers, was called Wannamoisett Neck. TheShawomett lands 
2 CONC comprised not only the Shawomett Neck, but probablyextended north to t
2 CONC he present Dighton line. Zachariah deeded a portionof his lands near S
2 CONC wansea village as "a burying place for and to thefamilies of said Eddy
2 CONC s and for such of their neighbors as they shallchoose to admit of fore
2 CONC ver..." The cemetary lies on a hilltop,overlooking a cove of salt wate
2 CONC r, just south of the main road through thevillage. Zachariah's parents
2 CONC  are probably buried there, as are many ofhis descendants. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT He and Caleb were among the first members of the First Baptist Church 
2 CONC inSwansea headed by Rev. John Myles, who had been warned out of Rehobe
2 CONC th. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT During King Philip's War (1675), he apparently moved to Plymouth until
2 CONC Swansea was safe again. Zachariah EDDY and Alice PADDOCK were married 
2 CONC on 7 May 1663 in Plymouth, MA.148
2 CONT 
2 CONT 385. Alice PADDOCK was born on 7 Mar 1639/40 in Killany, Louth, Irelan
2 CONC d. She was born on 7 Mar 1639/40. She died on 24 Sep 1692. Children we
2 CONC re: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 192
2 CONT  i.
2 CONT  Joshua EDDY. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  ii.
2 CONT  Zachariah EDDY was born on 10 Apr 1664. He died on 12 Apr 1737. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  iii.
2 CONT  John EDDY was born on 10 Oct 1666. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  iv.
2 CONT  Elizabeth EDDY was born on 3 Aug 1670. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  v.
2 CONT  Samuel EDDY was born on 4 Jun 1673. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  vi.
2 CONT  Ebenezer EDDY was born on 5 Feb 1674/75. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  vii.
2 CONT  Caleb EDDY was born on 21 Sep 1678. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  viii.
2 CONT  Obadiah EDDY was born on 2 Sep 1683. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04944@
1 FAMC @fam04913@
0 @ind10154@ INDI
1 NAME RUTH /COLE/
2 DISPLAY RUTH COLE
2 GIVN RUTH
2 SURN COLE
1 POSITION -28950,-1060
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -29015,-1004,-28884,-1141
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 15 APR 1651
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 15 DEC 1694
2 NOTE Ruth Cole 
3 CONT Born:  15 Apr 1651
3 CONT Swansee, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  15 Dec 1694
3 CONT Freetown, Bristol,  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT William Winslow  M 16 Nov 1674 in Swansee, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Oliver Winslow  M 20 Feb 1676 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Ruth Winslow  F 13 Sep 1678 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Richard Winslow  M 6 Mar 1680 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Hope Winslow  F 29 May 1681 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Job Winslow  M 10 Jul 1683 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Joseph Winslow  M 1684 in Freetown, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT James Winslow  M 9 May 1687 in Freetown, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Mary Winslow  F 2 Apr 1689 in Freetown, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT George Winslow  M 2 Jan 1690 in Freetown, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Jonathan Winslow  M 22 Nov 1692 in Freetown, Bristol, Massachusetts, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT John Winslow  M 20 Feb 1694 in Freetown, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Elizabeth Winslow  F 1697 in Freetown, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT    
2 CONT ****************************
2 CONT Family Groups View alternate family members  
2 CONT Spouse 1    
2 CONT John Young 
2 CONT Born: 16 Nov 1649 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONT Died: 1769 in Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Marriage: 16 Nov 1671 in Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA   Vie
2 CONC w Info  
2 CONT Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Benjamin Young  F      
2 CONT Mercy Young  F abt 1669 in Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Benjamin Young  M 1673 in Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Abigail Young  F abt 1693 in Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT    
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00223@
1 FAMS @fam04945@
0 @ind10155@ INDI
1 NAME JOB /WINSLOW/
2 DISPLAY JOB WINSLOW
2 GIVN JOB
2 SURN WINSLOW
2 NPFX Lt
1 POSITION -29730,-1050
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -29795,-994,-29664,-1131
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1641
2 PLAC Swansee, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00625@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 14 JUL 1720
2 PLAC Swansee, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00625@
2 NOTE Job Winslow 
3 CONT Born:  1641
3 CONT Swansee, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  14 Jul 1720
3 CONT Freetown, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Job Winslow. Born ca 1641.5 Job died on 14 Jul 1720. Occupation: shipw
2 CONC right.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Job removed from Marshfield to Rochester, then to Freetown. He was a l
2 CONC ieutenant in the militia.26
2 CONT 
2 CONT Job married Ruth Cole, daughter of Daniel Cole (ca 1614-21 Dec 1694) &
2 CONC  Ruth Chester (ca 1627-15 Dec 1694). Born on 15 Apr 1651 at Eastham, M
2 CONC A.161
2 CONT 
2 CONT They had one child:
2 CONT  21213 i.  George (1690-1757) ????
2 CONT PANE JOYCE ON LINE GENEALOGY
2 CONT **********************************************************
2 CONT  Lieut. Job WINSLOW was born about 1641 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA.
2 CONC  (28046)(28047) He served in the military in Jun 1675 in Freetown, Bri
2 CONC stol Co., MA. (28048) He had an estate probated in 1720 in Freetown, B
2 CONC ristol Co., MA.(28049) He died on 14 Jul 1720 in Freetown, Bristol Co.
2 CONC , MA.(28050) (28051) He had an estate probated on 19 Feb 1721/22 in Fr
2 CONC eetown, Bristol Co., MA. (28052) He was a Shipwright.(28053) He was Co
2 CONC ngregational. He served in the King Philip's War. Parents: Kenelm WINS
2 CONC LOW and Eleanor NEWTON.
2 CONT http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~steeles/Steele/d184.htm#P507
2 CONT *****************************************************************
2 CONT "A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England" 
2 CONT James Savage 
2 CONT Pub. Boston, 1860-1862, Vol. 4, pp. 598-603 
2 CONT "WINSLOW, JOB, Freetown, s. of Kenelm, was rep. 1686, for the Col. of 
2 CONC Plymouth, 
2 CONT and in 1692, for Mass. under the chart. of William and Mary. At the 
2 CONT break. out of the Ind. war, June 1675, his ho. at Swansey, wh. he had 
2 CONT inhab. eight or nine yrs. was burnt by the enemy. Job had James, b. 9 
2 CONT May 1687, and other childr. prob. bef. and aft." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT The New England Historical and Genealogical Register; 
2 CONT Vol. 25; 1871; pp. 357-358 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Job Winslow resided in Swansey, and afterwards Freetown. "At the 
2 CONT breaking out of the Indian War, June 1675, his house in Swansey, which
2 CONC  he 
2 CONT had inhabited eight or nine years, was burnt by the enemy." He was one
2 CONC  
2 CONT of the selectmen of Freetown in 1686; Town Clerk in 1690; deputy to th
2 CONC e 
2 CONT Plymouth General Court in 1686, and representative in 1692 at the firs
2 CONC t 
2 CONT General Court in MA under the new charter. He was a shipwright, and 
2 CONT probably wrought at his handicraft on the bank of the Assonet. His 
2 CONT children, arranged in the order in which all their names, except that 
2 CONC of 
2 CONT Mary, stand in his will. dated 12 November 1717. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [971] [S31] New England Historical and Genealogical Register, vol. 25;
2 CONC  1871; p.356
2 CONT [972] [S32] New England Historical and Genealogical Register, vol. 25;
2 CONC  1871; p.358
2 CONT 
2 CONT ********************************************
2 CONT http://www.illian.org/places/FamilySheets/d0268/F11664.html
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04945@
1 FAMC @fam04947@
0 @ind10158@ INDI
1 NAME ELLEN /NEWTON/
2 DISPLAY ELLEN NEWTON
2 GIVN ELLEN
2 SURN NEWTON
1 POSITION -29500,-850
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -29565,-794,-29434,-931
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1600
2 NOTE Born: 1598 in Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts,
3 _XREF @place00048@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 5 DEC 1681
2 PLAC Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts,
3 _XREF @place00048@
2 NOTE was buried at Marshfield 5 December 1681 "being 83 years old" (probabl
3 CONC y an inflated age) [ MarVR 13]. 
3 CONT Eleanor Worden  MORE LIKELY ELLEN NEWTON
3 CONT Born: 1598 in Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
3 CONT Died: 5 Dec 1681 in Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
3 CONT 
3 CONT Eleanor Newton 
3 CONT Died: 5 Dec 1681 in Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE We know that in English Ancestry and Homes of the Pilgrim Fathers by C
2 CONC harles E. Banks, she was called Mrs. Ellen Newton, widow, when at age 
2 CONC 25, in the year 1623, she emigrated from England to America on the shi
2 CONC p Anne. By the time of the 1627 division of land and cattle in Plymout
2 CONC h, MA, she was married to John Adams who came from England to Plymouth
2 CONC , MA, in the Fortune in 1621. John Adams died in 1633 leaving his wido
2 CONC w, Ellen, and at least one son, James Adams.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Kenelm Winslow  M 1635 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Eleanor Winslow  F 1637 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Nathaniel Winslow  M 1639 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Job Winslow  M 1641 in Swansee, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONT **************************************
2 CONT In the 1623 Plymouth land division, Ellen Newton was granted one acre 
2 CONC as a passenger on the Anne in 1623 [ PCR 12:6]. 
2 CONT COMMENTS: Before 1627 she had married JOHN ADAMS of Plymouth, and afte
2 CONC r his death in 1633 she married KENELM WINSLOW 
2 CONT ****************************************************
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00353@
1 FAMS @fam04947@
1 FAMC @fam04950@
0 @ind10159@ INDI
1 NAME KENELM /WINSLOW/
2 DISPLAY KENELM WINSLOW
2 GIVN KENELM
2 SURN WINSLOW
1 POSITION -29980,-880
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -30045,-824,-29914,-961
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 29 APR 1599
2 NOTE Kenelm WINSLOW was born on 29 Apr 1599 in St. Peter's, Droitwich, Worc
3 CONC estershire, England. OR  He was born on 29 Apr 1600. 
2 PLAC St. Peter's, Droitwich, Worcestershire, England.
3 _XREF @place00054@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 13 SEP 1672
2 PLAC Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00055@
2 NOTE Died:  13 Sep 1672
3 CONT Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Kenelm was a younger brother of Gov. Edward Winslow of the Plymouth Co
2 CONC lony, America. Their father, Edward, was born in England, 17 October 1
2 CONC 560, and was probably a descendant of the Winslow family which existed
2 CONC  in Kempsey, Worcestershire, England, before 1500. To support this ass
2 CONC umption, we find that the Winslow estate in Kempsey, England, was call
2 CONC ed "Kerswell" and the Winslow estate in Plymouth, MA, was called "Care
2 CONC swell".
2 CONT 
2 CONT Kenelm Winslow came to America with his brother, Josias, in the ship W
2 CONC hite Angell which arrived in what is now Saco, ME, July of 1631. Other
2 CONC  brothers had come earlier, John who came in the Fortune in 1621, and 
2 CONC Edward and Gilbert who came in the Mayflower in 1620.
2 CONT 
2 CONT At the time of his marriage to Ellen, Kenelm put up security to pay Ja
2 CONC mes Adams, son of his new wife and her deceased husband, John Adams, 5
2 CONC  pounds when he became of age. Plymouth County records show that this 
2 CONC sum was paid on 26 December 1651.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Kenelm became a "freeman" in Plymouth on 1 January 1632-33. In 1633, K
2 CONC enelm and his brother, Josias, bought a dwelling from Francis Eaton wi
2 CONC th the records showing that Josias sold his half in 1634. After their 
2 CONC marriage in June, 1634, Kenelm and Ellen lived in Marshfield and he re
2 CONC ceived various land grants, including one in Yarmouth in 1640 where he
2 CONC  participated in the settlement of that town. In 1642, and often later
2 CONC , he was a representative from Marshfield. On 1 June 1647, he was chos
2 CONC en constable in Marshfield and from 1649 onward was frequently a deput
2 CONC y in Marshfield.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Kenelm was a carpenter and a cabinet maker and the official coffin mak
2 CONC er of the colony. According to my notes, source unknown to me and not 
2 CONC verified by a personal visit or inquiry to any museums, he was the des
2 CONC igner and maker of fine furniture, many pieces of which have been pres
2 CONC erved in the Metropolitan and other museums.
2 CONT 
2 CONT According to Plymouth Colony, Its History and Peoples by Stratton, p 3
2 CONC 76 and 377, Kenelm was involved in several disputes which were settled
2 CONC  by the courts:
2 CONT 
2 CONT "On Dec. 1, 1640, he was fined for neglecting his duty as an elected h
2 CONC ighway surveyor ( PCR 2 :4 )."
2 CONT "On June 4, 1645, a committee consisting of Myles Standish and six oth
2 CONC er men reported that a complaint of injustice about a court case made 
2 CONC by Kenelm was untrue and the committee found the Bench and jury were w
2 CONC ithout fault. The court ordered Kenelm imprisoned and fined 10 pounds.
2 CONC  On his petition the same day in which he acknowledged his offence and
2 CONC  sorrow for same, he was released from imprisonment and his fine suspe
2 CONC nded for one year to be remitted at the end of that time if he showed 
2 CONC good behavior (PCR 2:85)."
2 CONT "On May 5, 1646, Kenelm was sued by Roger Chandler for keeping his dau
2 CONC ghter's clothes on the pretense that she owed Kenelm further service. 
2 CONC The court ordered Kenelm to return the clothes (PCR 2:98)."
2 CONT "On the same day, May 5, 1646, the court ordered Kenelm to find 'suret
2 CONC ies' for his good behavior for uttering 'opprobrious' words against th
2 CONC e Marshfield Church. Kenelm evidently claimed that several members wer
2 CONC e 'lyers' etc. Kenelm refused to do so and he was sentenced to prison,
2 CONC  where he remained until the next court (PCR 2:98)."
2 CONT "On March 7, 1653-54, Kenelm made a complaint against John Soule for s
2 CONC peaking falsely against Kenelm's daughter and 'scandalizing' her in ca
2 CONC rrying false reports between her and Josias Standish (PCR 3:46)."
2 CONT Kenelm Winslow's will, dated 8 August 1672, proved 5 June 1673, named 
2 CONC his wife, his four children, his grandchild Kenelm Baker, and asked hi
2 CONC s wife to give Mary Adams (child of James Adams, I assume) an equal sh
2 CONC are of his personal property with the rest of his grandchildren.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Kenelm and his wife Ellen (-----) Newton Adams Winslow had four childr
2 CONC en:
2 CONT 
2 CONT Kenelm, b. 1635; m. Mercy -----. 
2 CONT Ellen, b. 1637; m. Samuel Baker. 
2 CONT Nathaniel, b. 1639; m. Faith Miller. 
2 CONT Job, b. 1641. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT ****************************************
2 CONT A ROGER CHANDLER RECORDS SHOW DEATH << Between 5 May 1646 (dispute wit
2 CONC h Kenelm Winslow) and 3 October 1665 >>>
2 CONT ***************************************
2 CONT Kenelm Winslow. Born ca 1599 at Droitwich, Worcestershire. Baptized on
2 CONC  3 May 1599 at Droitwich, Worcestershire.5 Kenelm died in Sep 1672. Bu
2 CONC ried on 13 Sep 1672 in Salem, MA.5 Occupation: joiner.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Kenelm was in Plymouth in 1631.5
2 CONT 
2 CONT Kenelm settled in Marshfield in 1641 near the Carswell estate of his b
2 CONC rother Edward. He was a deputy or Representative to General Court for 
2 CONC eight years.26
2 CONT 
2 CONT In Jun 1634 Kenelm married Ellen Newton.5 Born ca 1598. Ellen died at 
2 CONC Marshfield, MA, in Dec 1681. Buried on 5 Dec 1681 in Marshfield, MA.25
2 CONC  "Ellen the widdow of Kenelme Winslow was Buried the 5^th of december.
2 CONC  1681: being 83 yeares old".
2 CONT 
2 CONT That Ellen the wife of John Adams was Ellen Newton is not in any way c
2 CONC ertain. According to Anderson,5 it "is based on the fact that she is t
2 CONC he only Ellen in the 1623 land division, and there was no other known 
2 CONC addition to the Plymouth population in the next few years." In any cas
2 CONC e, Ellen the widow of John Adams married Kenelm Winslow.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children:
2 CONT  8906 i.  Kenelm (ca1635-1715) 
2 CONT  8907 ii.  Ellen (ca1636-1676) 
2 CONT  8908 iii.  Nathaniel (ca1639-1709) 
2 CONT  8909 iv.  Job (ca1641-1720) 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04947@
1 FAMC @fam04951@
0 @ind10164@ INDI
1 NAME MARGARET  (ENGLAND) /GRICE/
2 DISPLAY MARGARET  (ENGLAND) GRICE
2 GIVN MARGARET 
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN GRICE
1 POSITION -29430,-630
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -29501,-574,-29358,-736
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1569
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1612
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Margaret GRICE  
2 CONT 
2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2 CONC ----------
2 CONT  
2 CONT Born:  1569 at:   
2 CONT Died:  1612 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04950@
0 @ind10165@ INDI
1 NAME PETER /WORDEN/
2 DISPLAY PETER WORDEN
2 GIVN PETER
2 SURN WORDEN
1 POSITION -29620,-640
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -29685,-584,-29554,-721
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1569
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 9 MAR 1639
2 NOTE Peter Worden 
3 CONT Born:  1569
3 CONT Clayton, [parish], Lancashire, England   
3 CONT Died:  9 Mar 1639
3 CONT Yarmouth, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04950@
0 @ind10166@ INDI
1 NAME MAGDALENE (ENGLAND) /OLYVER/
2 DISPLAY MAGDALENE (ENGLAND) OLYVER
2 GIVN MAGDALENE
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN OLYVER
1 POSITION -29830,-650
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -29908,-594,-29752,-756
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1570
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 24 MAR 1621
2 NOTE Magdalene Ollyver 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1570
3 CONT Droitwich, Worcester, [county], England   
3 CONT Died:  24 Mar 1621
3 CONT St Andrew, Droitwich, Worcestershire, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Magdalene Ollyver 
2 CONT Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Margaret Winslow  F 1589 in Droitwich, [parish], Worcestershire, Engla
2 CONC nd    
2 CONT Edward Winslow  M 18 Oct 1595 in Droitwich, [parish], Worcestershire, 
2 CONC England    
2 CONT John Winslow  M 16 Apr 1597 in Droitwich, [parish], Worcestershire, En
2 CONC gland    
2 CONT Eleanor Winslow  F 22 Apr 1598 in Droitwich, St Peters, Worcester, Eng
2 CONC land    
2 CONT Kenelm Winslow  M 29 Apr 1599 in Droitwich, [parish], Worcestershire, 
2 CONC England    
2 CONT Gilbert Winslow  M 26 Oct 1600 in Droitwich, St Peters, Worcester, Eng
2 CONC land    
2 CONT Elizabeth Winslow  F 6 Mar 1603 in Droitwich, St Peters, Worcester, En
2 CONC gland    
2 CONT Magdalene Winslow  F 26 Dec 1604 in Droitwich, Kempsey, Worchestershir
2 CONC e, England    
2 CONT Josiah Winslow  M 11 Feb 1606 in Droitwich, Kempsey, Worchestershire, 
2 CONC England   
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00230@
1 FAMS @fam04951@
0 @ind10167@ INDI
1 NAME EDWARD (ENGLAND) /WINSLOW/
2 DISPLAY EDWARD (ENGLAND) WINSLOW
2 GIVN EDWARD
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN WINSLOW
1 POSITION -30040,-650
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -30108,-594,-29971,-756
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 17 OCT 1560
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1631
2 NOTE Edward Winslow 
3 CONT Born:  17 Oct 1560
3 CONT Droitwich, [parish], Worcestershire, England   
3 CONT Died:  1631
3 CONT Droitwich, [parish], Worcestershire, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04951@
0 @ind10184@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /LEONARD/
2 DISPLAY MARY LEONARD
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN LEONARD
1 POSITION -27380,-1090
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -27445,-1034,-27314,-1171
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 2 AUG 1663
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1 NOV 1727
2 NOTE Mary Leonard 
3 CONT Given Name: Mary 
3 CONT Surname: Leonard 
3 CONT Sex: F 
3 CONT Birth: 2 Aug 1663 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts 
3 CONT Death: 1 Nov 1727 in Bridgewater, Oneida, New York 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT  Joseph Tisdale b: 1682 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Elkanah Tisdale b: 1684 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Mary Tisdale b: 1686 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Sarah Tisdale b: 1688 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Hannah Tisdale b: 1688 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Elizabeth Tisdale b: 1692 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Abigail Tisdale b: Abt 1693 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00402@
1 FAMS @fam04960@
1 FAMC @fam04961@
0 @ind10185@ INDI
1 NAME JOSEPH /TISDALE/
2 DISPLAY JOSEPH TISDALE
2 GIVN JOSEPH
2 SURN TISDALE
1 POSITION -28320,-1100
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -28385,-1044,-28254,-1181
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1644
2 NOTE Birth: Abt 1644 in Massachusetts 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00109@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1721
2 PLAC Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00313@
2 NOTE 
3 CONT Death: 1721 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04960@
1 FAMC @fam07967@
0 @ind10186@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /WATSON/
2 DISPLAY MARY WATSON
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN WATSON
1 POSITION -27110,-880
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -27175,-824,-27044,-961
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1642
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1 DEC 1723
2 NOTE Mary Watson 
3 CONT Given Name: Mary 
3 CONT Surname: Watson 
3 CONT Birth: 1642 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts 
3 CONT Death: 1 Dec 1723 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts 
3 CONT Burial: Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT  Mary Leonard b: 2 Aug 1663 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Thomas Leonard b: 22 Jan 1666 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT  John Leonard b: 18 May 1668 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT  George Leonard b: 18 Apr 1671 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Samuel Leonard b: 1 Feb 1674 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Elkanah Leonard b: 15 May 1677 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT  James Leonard b: 17 Dec 1679 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Seth Leonard b: 28 Apr 1682 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Phebe Leonard b: 28 Apr 1682 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Phebe Leonard b: 3 Mar 1684 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Abiah Leonard b: 3 Mar 1684 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Philip Leonard b: 15 Jul 1685 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00223@
1 FAMS @fam04961@
1 FAMC @fam04963@
0 @ind10187@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /LEONARD/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS LEONARD
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN LEONARD
1 POSITION -27680,-870
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -27745,-814,-27614,-951
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 3 AUG 1641
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 21 MAR 1713
2 NOTE Thomas Leonard 
3 CONT Given Name: Thomas 
3 CONT Surname: Leonard 
3 CONT 
3 CONT Birth: 3 Aug 1641 in Wales 
3 CONT Death: 21 Mar 1713 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts 
3 CONT Burial: Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04961@
1 FAMC @F364@
0 @ind10190@ INDI
1 NAME PHEBE /HICKS/
2 DISPLAY PHEBE HICKS
2 GIVN PHEBE
2 SURN HICKS
1 SOURCES @source00057@
1 POSITION -26980,-670
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -27045,-614,-26914,-751
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 15 MAR 1614
2 NOTE PHEBE HICKS, born BEF 15 Mar 1614-5, baptised March 15, 1614-5, Bermon
3 CONC dsey, Surrey, England,
2 PLAC Bermondsey, Surrey, England,
3 _XREF @place00629@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 22 MAR 1663
2 NOTE Phebe Hicks 
3 CONT Given Name: Phebe 
3 CONT Surname: Hicks 
3 CONT 
3 CONT Birth: 15 Mar 1614 in England 
3 CONT Death: 22 May 1663 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts 
3 CONT Burial: May 1663 Massachusetts 
3 CONT Baptism: 15 Mar 1614 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE **************************************************************
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children
2 CONT  John Watson b: 1636 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Phebe Watson b: 1638 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Mary Watson b: 1642 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Elizabeth Watson b: 18 Jan 1648 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Samuel Watson b: 18 Jan 1648 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Jonathan Watson b: 9 Mar 1652 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts
2 CONT  William Watson b: 1654 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Elkanah Watson b: 25 Feb 1656 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00349@
1 FAMS @fam04963@
1 FAMC @fam04973@
0 @ind10191@ INDI
1 NAME GEORGE /WATSON/
2 DISPLAY GEORGE WATSON
2 GIVN GEORGE
2 SURN WATSON
1 POSITION -27270,-670
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -27335,-614,-27204,-751
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1602
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 31 JAN 1689
2 PLAC Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00093@
2 NOTE 
3 CONT 
3 CONT Death: 31 Jan 1689 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04963@
1 FAMC @fam07929@
0 @ind10210@ INDI
1 NAME MARGARET /WINSLOW/
2 DISPLAY MARGARET WINSLOW
2 GIVN MARGARET
2 SURN WINSLOW
1 POSITION -26920,-460
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -26991,-404,-26848,-541
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1589
2 NOTE 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Droitwich, , Worcestershire, England
3 _XREF @place00628@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1665
2 PLAC Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00093@
2 NOTE 
3 CONT 
3 CONT Death: 1665 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts 
3 CONT Burial: 1665 Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE SHE IS THE SISTERS OF THE WINSLOW BROTHERS THAT CAME ON THE MAYFLOWER 
2 CONC SHE WAS THE FIRST TEACHER IN AMERICA. HER WILL WAS DATED JULY 8,1665
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children
2 CONT  Mary Hicks b: 11 May 1617 in Bermondsey, , London, England
2 CONT  Elizabeth Hicks b: Abt 1618 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Margaret Hicks b: Abt 1610 in Kenilworth, , Warwickshire, England
2 CONT  Samuel Hicks b: Aug 1611 in Southwark, , Surrey, England
2 CONT  Phebe Hicks b: 15 Mar 1614 in England
2 CONT  Daniel Hicks b: Abt 1621 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Ephraim Hicks b: 1624 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Lydia Hicks b: Abt 1601 in Chichester, , Sussex, England
2 CONT ************************************************
2 CONT Children: 
2 CONT i. Lydia HICKS, born 1612, married Edward BANGS, born 1591, died 1677.
2 CONC  
2 CONT   
2 CONT ii. Phoebe HICKS, born BEF 15 Mar 1614-5, baptised March 15, 1614-5, B
2 CONC ermondsey, Surrey, England, died May 22, 1663, Plymouth, MA. Phoebe ma
2 CONC rried George WATSON, who died 1689. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00349@
1 FAMS @fam04973@
1 FAMC @fam07972@
0 @ind10211@ INDI
1 NAME ROBERT /HICKS/
2 DISPLAY ROBERT HICKS
2 GIVN ROBERT
2 SURN HICKS
1 POSITION -27070,-470
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -27135,-414,-27004,-551
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1578
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 24 MAR 1647
2 NOTE Robert Hicks 
3 CONT Given Name: Robert 
3 CONT Surname: Hicks 
3 CONT  
3 CONT Birth: Abt 1578 in London, Middlesex, England 
3 CONT Death: 24 Mar 1647 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE HE IMAGRATED TO AMERICA IN 1621 IN THE SHIP "FORTUNE" HIS WIFE AND DAU
2 CONC GHTER PHEBE FOLLOWED HIM TO AMERICA COMING IN 1623 :SHIP "ANN" SHARED 
2 CONC IN THE DIVISION OF CATTLE IN 1627 PLYMOUTH,MA HIS WILL DATES MAY 28,16
2 CONC 45
2 CONT **********************************
2 CONT Some show two wives for Robert Hicks: Elizabeth Morgan and Margaret Wi
2 CONC nslow, but no marriage record has been found for Robert Hicks. His onl
2 CONC y known wife was Margaret Winslow.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT ***************************
2 CONT Marriage 1 Elizabeth Morgan ????
2 CONT Married: 1600 in London, Middlesex, England 
2 CONT Change Date: 14 Jun 2004
2 CONT Children
2 CONT  Sarah Hicks
2 CONT  Thomas Hicks b: 1603 in Bermondsey, , London, England
2 CONT  John Hicks b: 1605 in London, Middlesex, England
2 CONT  Richard Hicks b: 17 Sep 1609 in Bermondsey, , London, England
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04973@
0 @ind10214@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /TISDALE/
2 DISPLAY MARY TISDALE
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN TISDALE
1 POSITION -27720,-1280
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -27785,-1224,-27654,-1361
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1686
2 PLAC Birth: 1686 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00613@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 28 MAR 1719
2 PLAC Dighton, Bristol, Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00611@
2 DISPOSITION 
3 PLAC Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts
4 _XREF @place00612@
2 NOTE 
3 CONT 
3 CONT Death: 28 Mar 1719 in Dighton, Bristol, Massachusetts 
3 CONT Burial: Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT  Oliver Winslow b: 5 Oct 1709 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Joseph Winslow b: 23 Oct 1711 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Ruth Winslow b: 17 Jan 1714 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Mary Winslow b: 26 Apr 1716 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00353@
1 FAMS @fam04975@
1 FAMC @fam04960@
0 @ind10215@ INDI
1 NAME JOSEPH /WINSLOW/
2 DISPLAY JOSEPH WINSLOW
2 GIVN JOSEPH
2 SURN WINSLOW
1 POSITION -29200,-1270
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -29265,-1214,-29134,-1351
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1684
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 4 SEP 1727
2 NOTE Joseph Winslow 
3 CONT Born:  1684
3 CONT Freetown, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  4 Sep 1727
3 CONT Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT Joseph Winslow 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04975@
1 FAMC @fam04945@
0 @ind10221@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN COLLINS /EDDY/
2 DISPLAY JOHN COLLINS EDDY
2 GIVN JOHN
2 MIDDLE COLLINS
2 SURN EDDY
1 POSITION -11990,-2280
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -12055,-2224,-11924,-2386
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 18 APR 1853
2 NOTE Born Brunswick, NY. Came to CT in 1884 as per Bernard's memory of Sher
3 CONC man's story,
3 CONT or as per obit, which says 1886.
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 18 NOV 1924
2 CAUSE Natural
2 NOTE Died at Hartford Hospital Unexpectedly one month after an operation. O
3 CONC bit is on record.
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE DIED AT HARTFORD HOSPITAL UNEXPECTEDLY ONE MONTH  AFTER  AN OPERATION.
2 CONC    OBIT IS ON RECORD..BORN BRUNSWICK NY ..CAME TO CTIN 1884  AS PER bE
2 CONC RNARND 'S MEMORY OF SHERMAN'S STORY OR AS PER OBIT WHICH SAYS 1886
2 CONT He was a farmer in Brunswick until 1886. Then he
2 CONT went to Simsbury where he became greatly
2 CONT interested in fruit-raising. He was a member of the
2 CONT Pomona Grange and its treasurer for over 35
2 CONT years. His specialties in fruits were strawberries,
2 CONT peaches, apples, and muskmelons. He had
2 CONT markest all over New England. He was also
2 CONT interested in poultry-raising and he made a
2 CONT speciality of white leghorns. He was little
2 CONT interested in politics, but enjoyed his Masonic
2 CONT lodge.
2 CONT By that reckoning Sherman would have been 9 years old. 1886 is the yea
2 CONC r of
2 CONT migration also according to a magazine article in the August 1923 Nati
2 CONC onal
2 CONT Grange Monthly which see. The family bible (see refin notes for Sherma
2 CONC n Eddy) gives
2 CONT Memoranda as follows: Moved to Simsbury 01 APR 1886. Moved to Riversid
2 CONC e for the winter NOv 1899. Left the farm fall 1904. Sold the farm 1906
2 CONC . This also agrees with Prindle's McChesney genealogy.
2 CONT 
2 CONT From notes of Judy (Eddy) Knight:
2 CONT And on page 576 under the entry for my great-grandfather John Collins 
2 CONC Eddy, he notes
2 CONT that he died from tetanus following an appendectomy, and that his wife
2 CONC  Ida Josephine
2 CONT McChesney died of T.B. in 1924
1 FAMC @fam06103@
1 FAMS @fam07786@
0 @ind11244@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN SHERMAN /EDDY/
2 DISPLAY JOHN SHERMAN EDDY
2 GIVN JOHN
2 MIDDLE SHERMAN
2 SURN EDDY
1 POSITION -20350,-2080
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -20415,-2024,-20284,-2186
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 18 OCT 1828
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 11 JUL 1915
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam06103@
1 FAMC @fam05481@
0 @ind11246@ INDI
1 NAME MARY THANKFUL /COLLINS/
2 DISPLAY MARY THANKFUL COLLINS
2 GIVN MARY
2 MIDDLE THANKFUL
2 SURN COLLINS
1 POSITION 7970,-2100
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 7904,-2044,8037,-2206
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 13 NOV 1829
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 7 JUN 1917
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam06103@
1 FAMC @fam05484@
0 @ind11247@ INDI
1 NAME CAPT. DR. ROBERT /COLLINS/
2 DISPLAY CAPT. DR. ROBERT COLLINS
2 GIVN CAPT. DR. ROBERT
2 SURN COLLINS
1 PICTURES @pic00043@
2 PRIMARY @pic00043@
1 POSITION 430,-1860
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 365,-1804,496,-1966
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 BORDER 
4 FILL #9EE3FE
2 FLAGS 
3 ENABLE bt
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 23 JUN 1782
2 NOTE Robert was born on 23 Jun 1782 in Sandown, Rockingham Co, New Hampshir
3 CONC e.
3 CONT 
3 CONT OTHER JANUARY 28 1782
2 PLAC Sandown, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire
3 _XREF @place00001@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1 JUN 1856
2 PLAC Center Brunswick, Rensselaer Co, New York
3 _XREF @place00002@
2 NOTE He was buried in White Church Cemetery, Brunswich, Rensselaer Co, New 
3 CONC York. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT B RI ?  D NY
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  He died on 1 Jun 1856 in Center Brunswick, Rensselaer Co, New York. 
2 CONT ***********************************
2 CONT Robert COLLINS moved to Troy/Brunswick, Renneslaer NY and had 11 child
2 CONC ren. 
1 FAMC @fam05483@
1 FAMS @fam05484@
0 @ind11249@ INDI
1 NAME AMELIA  /MAXSON/
2 DISPLAY AMELIA  MAXSON
2 GIVN AMELIA 
2 SURN MAXSON
1 PICTURES @pic00042@
2 PRIMARY @pic00042@
1 POSITION 15270,-1940
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 15205,-1884,15336,-2021
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 SYMBOL #FF00FF
3 BORDER 
4 FILL #9EE3FE
2 FLAGS 
3 ENABLE bt
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 12 OCT 1792
2 PLAC Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
3 _XREF @place00003@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 10 MAR 1867
2 PLAC Center Brunswick, Rensselaer Co, New York
3 _XREF @place00002@
2 NOTE B WESTERLY RI DIED NY
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE children: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT   1441 F i Amelia Collins 1. 
2 CONT         Amelia married James Morrison.  
2 CONT + 1442 M ii Lucas Younglove Collins was born on 19 May 1823. He died o
2 CONC n 5 Jun 1869.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam05484@
1 FAMC @fam07437@
0 @ind11250@ INDI
1 NAME LOIS MARY /STILLMAN/
2 DISPLAY LOIS MARY STILLMAN
2 GIVN LOIS
2 MIDDLE MARY
2 SURN STILLMAN
1 POSITION 18820,-1690
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 18755,-1634,18886,-1796
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 18 APR 1756
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1842
2 NOTE Lois Stillman-
3 CONT 
3 CONT (1756-1842)
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE children: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT + 626 M i Asa Maxson was born on 1 Jul 1776. He died on 7 Jan 1861.  
2 CONT   627 F ii Lois Maxson was born on 25 Aug 1778.  
2 CONT + 628 F iii Mary (Polly) Maxson was born on 14 Jul 1781. She died on 2
2 CONC 7 Jul 1862.  
2 CONT + 629 M iv David Maxson was born on 27 Sep 1788. He died on 19 Jul 186
2 CONC 5.  
2 CONT   630 F v Wealthy Maxson was born 1 on 18 Aug 1790.  
2 CONT         Wealthy married Ebenezer Robinson.  
2 CONT + 631 F vi Amelia Maxson was born on 12 Oct 1792. She died on 10 Mar 1
2 CONC 867.  
2 CONT   632 F vii Thankful Maxson. 
2 CONT         Thankful married Ebenezer Robinson.  
2 CONT + 633 M viii Joseph Stillman Maxson was born on 3 Aug 1797. He died on
2 CONC  23 Jan 1836.  
2 CONT   634 F ix Rebecca Maxson. 
2 CONT *******************************************
2 CONT 1. Thankful Maxson 
2 CONT Born: - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 2. Rebecca Maxson 
2 CONT Born: - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 3. Asa Maxson, Ii 
2 CONT Born: 1 JUL 1776 - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 4. Lois Maxson 
2 CONT Born: 25 AUG 1778 - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 5. Mary Maxson 
2 CONT Born: 14 JUL 1781 - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 6. David Maxson, Iii 
2 CONT Born: 9 SEP 1788 - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 7. Wealtha Maxson 
2 CONT Born: 18 AUG 1790 - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 8. Amelia Maxson 
2 CONT Born: 12 OCT 1792 - Westerly, Providence, Ri
2 CONT Marr: 1811 - Captain Robert Collins 
2 CONT Died: 10 MAR 1867 - Ny 9. Joseph Stillman Maxson, Iii 
2 CONT Born: 3 AUG 1797 - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00160@
1 FAMC @fam06187@
1 FAMS @fam07437@
0 @ind11252@ INDI
1 NAME SAMUEL /COLLINS/
2 DISPLAY SAMUEL COLLINS
2 GIVN SAMUEL
2 SURN COLLINS
1 SOURCES @source00011@
1 POSITION -1780,-1690
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -1845,-1634,-1714,-1771
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 18 SEP 1748
2 NOTE Birth: 18 SEP 1748
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 7 JAN 1807
2 PLAC Craftsbury, Vermont
3 _XREF @place00555@
2 NOTE Death: 7 JAN 1807
3 CONT 
3 CONT Death: 07 JAN 1807 in Craftsbury, Vermont 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE was a minister of Sandown Church at Sandown, NH Rockingham county . 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00516@
1 FAMS @fam05483@
1 FAMC @fam06007@
0 @ind11253@ INDI
1 NAME BETSEY /HACKETT/
2 DISPLAY BETSEY HACKETT
2 GIVN BETSEY
2 SURN HACKETT
1 POSITION 4110,-1690
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 4045,-1634,4176,-1771
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1763
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00159@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1830
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE CONGRGATIONAL CHURCHES IN ORLEANS COUNTY VERMONT P 157  SAYS:
2 CONT CHILDREN
2 CONT  Robert COLLINS B. June 23, 1782
2 CONT Samuel, Abigail, Priscilla, Lucia, James Hackett COLLINS, Julius, Bets
2 CONC ey, Miranda (not verified).
2 CONT **********************************
2 CONT Samuel COLLINS
2 CONT Abigail COLLINS
2 CONT Pricilla COLLINS
2 CONT Julius COLLINS
2 CONT Betsey COLLINS
2 CONT James Hackett COLLINS b. 24 March 1796 
2 CONT Craftsbury, Orleans VT.
2 CONT Miranda COLLINS NOV 1ST 1798
2 CONT Lucia COLLINS JULY 28 1801
2 CONT **************************
2 CONT Individual Note:
2 CONT      A.M. Hadley has her name spelled as Haggett. History, Congregatio
2 CONC nal Church, Hampstead, NH 1752 -1902 page 349 has her name spelled as 
2 CONC Hackett 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam05483@
1 FAMC @fam07891@
0 @ind12297@ INDI
1 NAME PRISCILLA //
2 DISPLAY PRISCILLA
2 GIVN PRISCILLA
1 POSITION 460,-1430
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 396,-1388,525,-1486
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT  Samuel Collins b: 1747
2 CONT  Cyrenius Collins b: 1754 in Lebanon Brook, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Julius Collins b: ABT 1750 in Lebanon, New London County, Connecticut
2 CONT  Hulda Collins
2 CONT  Jonathan Collins
2 CONT  Priscilla Collins
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam06007@
1 FAMS @fam07950@
0 @ind12490@ INDI
1 NAME JUDITH /CLARKE/
2 DISPLAY JUDITH CLARKE
2 GIVN JUDITH
2 SURN CLARKE
1 POSITION 9790,-1100
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 9725,-1044,9856,-1181
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 12 OCT 1667
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1747
2 NOTE Judith Clarke       77
3 CONT Born: 12 October 1667
3 CONT Place: Westerly, RI
3 CONT Died: 
3 CONT -1747)
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT Children:
2 CONT Maxson, Judith 
2 CONT Maxson, Mary 
2 CONT Birth : 26 Oct 1691 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
2 CONT Death : 16 Mar 1692 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
2 CONT 
2 CONT Maxson, Bethia 
2 CONT Maxson, Elizabeth 
2 CONT Maxson, Hannah 
2 CONT Maxson, John 
2 CONT Maxson, Dorothy 
2 CONT Maxson, Susannah 
2 CONT Maxson, Joseph 
2 CONT Birth : Dec 1709 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
2 CONT Death : Jul 1710 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
2 CONT 
2 CONT Maxson, Avis 
2 CONT **************************************
2 CONT He had ten children: 
2 CONT Judith born in 1689
2 CONT Mary born in 1691
2 CONT Bethiah born in 1693
2 CONT Elizabeth born in November 7, 1695
2 CONT Joseph born in 1709
2 CONT Hannah born in 1698
2 CONT John born in 1701
2 CONT Dorothy born in 1703
2 CONT Susan born in 1706
2 CONT Avis born in 1712
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00068@
1 FAMS @fam06106@
1 FAMC @fam06107@
0 @ind12491@ INDI
1 NAME REV JOHN /MAXSON JR/
2 DISPLAY REV JOHN MAXSON JR
2 GIVN REV JOHN
2 SURN MAXSON JR
1 SOURCES @source00009@
1 POSITION 8370,-1080
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 8305,-1024,8436,-1186
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 FILL #00FF00
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1666
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 28 OCT 1748
2 NOTE  John Maxson Jr. 76
3 CONT Born: 1666
3 CONT Place: 
3 CONT Marr: 19 January 1687/8
3 CONT Place: Westerly, RI
3 CONT Died: 28 October 1748
3 CONT OTHERS SAY 
3 CONT (1666-1747)
3 CONT Maxson, John 
3 CONT Birth : 12 Oct 1666 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT Death : 28 Oct 1747 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT           
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE JOHN MAXSON, SECOND.
2 CONT 
2 CONT JOHN MAXSON, 2d, was the son of the venerable Elder of whose life we h
2 CONC ave just given a brief sketch. We must suppose the piety of the elder 
2 CONC Maxson to have been the practical kind, bearing with influence upon al
2 CONC l the relations of life. That he left the impress of his excellent cha
2 CONC racter upon his children, may be inferred from the fact that two of hi
2 CONC s sons were chosen successively to follow him in the pastoral office. 
2 CONC Of these the present subject was the first. He was born in the year 16
2 CONC 66; and in 1687 married Judith Clarke, a sister of Joseph Clarke, Jr.,
2 CONC  one of the first settlers of Misquamicot, and a niece of Eld. John Cl
2 CONC arke of Newport, the founder of the first church in that place. They h
2 CONC ad ten children. Judith was born in 1689, Mary in 1691, Bethiah in 169
2 CONC 3, Elizabeth in 1695, Hannah in 1698, John in 1701, Dorothy in 1703, S
2 CONC usan in 1706, Joseph in 1709, Avis in 1712. They generally became memb
2 CONC ers of the church, and useful citizens. Joseph and Mary died in infanc
2 CONC y. He was an extensive land-holder in Westerly. "Maxson’s Purchase," c
2 CONC ontaining 2,684 acres, belonged to a company of which he was one. He w
2 CONC as also interested in other grants, as may be seen in the Rhode Island
2 CONC  Collection, vol. 2, p. 218. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. Maxson and his wife united with the Seventh-day Baptist Church in 
2 CONC Newport on the 30th of July, 1692, and labored efficiently and zealous
2 CONC ly in the cause in which they had enlisted. In the churches at that da
2 CONC y, as compared with those of the present, the distinguishing trait see
2 CONC ms to have been the earnestness with which every member entered into t
2 CONC heir duties toward one another. The church organization was to them no
2 CONC  compact for convenience, but a union as the body of Christ, to which 
2 CONC each member owed an imperative duty. Thus were the erring reclaimed, a
2 CONC nd the angry reconciled, and a lively element of good-will was kept up
2 CONC  in the composition of the church. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. Maxson and his wife were eminent examples of this spirit from the 
2 CONC day they became professors of the name of Christ. They were faithful a
2 CONC ttendants of the meetings of the church, and he was very frequently ap
2 CONC pointed to perform the duty of messenger, in the disciplinary measures
2 CONC  of the church. His zeal and force of character indicating him as a le
2 CONC ader in the congregation, he was chosen a deacon, as appears from the 
2 CONC following extract from the church records: - 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "At a meeting of the church on the 9th of the 7th month, 1712, by appo
2 CONC intment, the church taking into consideration the necessity of choosin
2 CONC g a person to the place and office of a deacon, did make choice and mu
2 CONC tually agree and desire that Bro. John Maxson, Jr., be the person as [
2 CONC page 55] aforesaid. The said Bro. Maxson did desire some time for cons
2 CONC ideration before he gave answer thereto." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT The careful self-examination and caution shown in the acceptance of th
2 CONC e church offices at that period, indicates a high sense of the importa
2 CONC nce of their being filled efficiently, and a noble and desirable sense
2 CONC  of duty towards them. The church had appointed the third day of the w
2 CONC eek before the last Sabbath of the next month for the ordination of De
2 CONC acon Joseph Clarke as an elder of the church, to serve as an assistant
2 CONC  to the senior elder; and therefore "the church, appointed the aforesa
2 CONC id day for the time of his giving his answer; and in case he granted t
2 CONC heir desire, then the aforesaid day to be the time of his ordination t
2 CONC hereunto, by laying on of hands, according to the rules of God’s word.
2 CONC " The result of his reflections appears from another extract from the 
2 CONC church book: - 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "At a church meeting by appointment, the 21st of the 8th month, 1712, 
2 CONC Bro. Joseph Clarke, Jr. was ordained elder to the church by fasting an
2 CONC d prayer and laying on of hands of the presbytery, and Bro. John Maxso
2 CONC n, Jr., was ordained to the office of deacon to, the church in the sam
2 CONC e solemn manner and order aforesaid." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT About the same time that Mr. Maxson was thus called to the service of 
2 CONC the church as deacon, he was also called upon to improve his "gift" fo
2 CONC r the edification of the church in conjunction with several others. Th
2 CONC is invitation was however revoked soon after the ordination of Elder C
2 CONC larke. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT In connection with the name of Dea. Maxson, there appears a transactio
2 CONC n so illustrative of the times, that we give the notice of it as it st
2 CONC ands on the records: - 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "At a meeting of the church on the 24th of January, 1713, Dea. Maxson 
2 CONC proposed for consideration the fact that some persons in the congregat
2 CONC ion were exposed to the want of corn for their comfortable subsistence
2 CONC , and not being able to procure money in order to supply themselves wi
2 CONC th the same for their present want. Upon consideration thereof, the ch
2 CONC urch did order that what money there was in the church treasury that c
2 CONC ould be conveniently spare (sic) should be by the deacons laid out for
2 CONC  corn, to supply said persons at the discretion of the deacons." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT But the colony was visited not alone by famine, but also by the pestil
2 CONC ence. The year 1719 was remarkable for the severe sickness that prevai
2 CONC led in Westerly, and many deaths occurred, among them being that of El
2 CONC d. Joseph Clarke, the colleague of Eld. John Maxson, Sen., who died Ju
2 CONC ne the 5th. The following record is made on the occasion: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Upon the consideration of the dispensation of the Most High upon this
2 CONC  part of the wilderness, by visiting the inhabitants of the same with 
2 CONC [page 56] grievous sickness, and death itself, and other consideration
2 CONC s, it was on the 13th of June, 1719, concluded that the next fourth da
2 CONC y of the week next following be solemnized by fasting and prayer to Al
2 CONC mighty God, that he would be pleased to stay his hand of correction, w
2 CONC hich hath been so awfully lifted up amongst us." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT This fast was generally observed by the church, and was followed by a 
2 CONC revival of religion, by which many were added to the church. Immediate
2 CONC ly after, Dea. Maxson was, upon the death of Eld. Clarke, selected by 
2 CONC the church to the office of an elder, and at the same time Thomas Hisc
2 CONC ox was nominated. The following entry records his ordination: - 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "At the church meeting July 5th, 1719, at the meeting-house in Westerl
2 CONC y, Bro. John Maxson 2d, was ordained to the place of an elder to this 
2 CONC church, by Bro. Joseph Crandall, of Newport, by laying on of hands of 
2 CONC Eld. Crandall, with hands of Bro. Joseph Clarke, Sen., and Bro. Peter 
2 CONC Barker." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT On the death of the aged leading Elder, the next year, Eld. Maxson suc
2 CONC ceeded him as pastor, though he was himself well advanced in life, and
2 CONC  in a measure disabled from active duties by reason of lameness so tha
2 CONC t he was not always able to attend the meetings. But though failing in
2 CONC  body, his mind was still burning with zeal to advance the prosperity 
2 CONC of the church of God, and insure its peace. This was sometimes no easy
2 CONC  matter, as the district being agricultural, and the lands imperfectly
2 CONC  laid out and defined, disputes continually arose concerning the bound
2 CONC aries of the possessions of the members. One such arose in which the e
2 CONC lder was a party, and the settlement of it, as it appears in the follo
2 CONC wing minute, and in the subsequent good feeling, shows the deference o
2 CONC f the members for the authority of the church: - 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "WESTERLY, Sept. 20th, 1720. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Whereas, there having been some dissatisfaction between Bro. John Max
2 CONC son, elder, and Bro. Thomas Hiscox, concerning the south extent of sai
2 CONC d Maxson’s lands lying eastward of the highway which runs to the mill,
2 CONC  the said Maxson and Hiscox jointly agreeing to leave the decision of 
2 CONC the matter to us, the subscribers, obliging themselves by their words 
2 CONC forever to abide our determination in the premises; we having circumsp
2 CONC ectly viewed the land, and diligently inquired into all the circumstan
2 CONC ces and evidences offered to us to enlighten us in the matter, do orde
2 CONC r and determine as followeth, viz.: that the said John Maxson’s lot of
2 CONC  land shall extend to the fence which is now standing, ranging westwar
2 CONC d from the great river to the aforesaid highway, and no farther; and t
2 CONC hat the fence as it now stands shall be his perpetual bounds of the so
2 CONC uthernmost bounds of said land; and this instrument we desire may be e
2 CONC ntered in the church records. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT SAMUEL BEEBEE, 
2 CONT 
2 CONT THOMAS RHOADS, 
2 CONT 
2 CONT THOMAS BURDICK, and others" 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [page 57] The following thanksgiving proclamation is interesting, and 
2 CONC shows that at the age of 70 years Mr. Maxson was as strong in heart as
2 CONC  in mind, and that, though the lamp of life was waning, that the love 
2 CONC of God was still bright: - 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "NOVEMBER 20th, 1736. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Whereas, we have been wonderfully indulged by God’s providence with m
2 CONC any unmerited blessings, and we think it but our reasonable service to
2 CONC  render to him our tribute of praise, and notwithstanding the infirmit
2 CONC ies and troubles of many among us, yet it must be confessed, I think, 
2 CONC that God hath dealt with us in much mercy, and in judgment. He hath sh
2 CONC own himself to be very gracious, but in general there hath been much m
2 CONC ore cause of thankfulness and joy than of dejection and complaint. The
2 CONC re are many reasons which occur to us for rendering praise to God, amo
2 CONC ng which I think the following ought not to be forgotten, viz.: the fa
2 CONC vorable state of the distemper with us, that hath been so mortal in ma
2 CONC ny parts of New England, yet with us scarce any have died; also, that 
2 CONC the season of the year has been so favorable and plentiful; and most o
2 CONC f all, though the harvest is plenteous, and the laborers few, yet that
2 CONC  the Lord of the harvest has seemed to interpose in a most gracious ma
2 CONC nner by the increase of many which we hope are sincere professors of t
2 CONC he truth of the Gospel. Therefore I have thought proper to appoint the
2 CONC  fourth day of the week, being the 24th of Nov. inst., to be set apart
2 CONC  as a day of thanksgiving to God for all such as are disposed thereto.
2 CONC  
2 CONT 
2 CONT JOHN MAXSON, Elder 
2 CONT 
2 CONT By GEORGE STILLMAN, Clerk" 
2 CONT 
2 CONT This occasion was well attended. None entered into the exercises of th
2 CONC e day with more real and sincere thankfulness than did the venerable p
2 CONC astor. There had been a large number added to the church, and the pros
2 CONC pect seemed pleasing to his faith. He thus continued to labor and rejo
2 CONC ice, and as age advanced upon him, he became anxious that the order of
2 CONC  the gospel might be perpetuated by the gifts of the church, for which
2 CONC  purpose he proposed that set times be given to such as were inclined 
2 CONC to improve their talent for the ministry of the word. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT About this time Mr. Maxson became desirous that the church should appo
2 CONC int a colleague or assistant for him in the performance of his officia
2 CONC l duties; and in 1739 his brother, Joseph Maxson, was appointed to the
2 CONC  office of an elder, to assist the senior elder in the service of the 
2 CONC church; and soon after Thomas Hiscox was also appointed to the office 
2 CONC of an elder, to assist in the administration of the ordinances. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT The "New Lights," a people that made some noise in that part of New En
2 CONC gland during the latter part of Eld. Maxson’s administration, gave him
2 CONC  some trouble by their unscrupulous denunciation of the faith which he
2 CONC  professed and defended; but his wisdom was the more apparent from the
2 CONC  kindness with which he treated all the aspersions cast upon him and h
2 CONC is brethren. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [page 58] The last act recorded of Eld. Maxson was assisting Eld. Jose
2 CONC ph Maxson at the ordination of Eld. John Davis, of Shrewsbury, N.J., w
2 CONC hither Mr. Davis had gone, with others who had been dismissed from the
2 CONC  church at Westerly, to form a Sabbath-keeping church in that place. T
2 CONC he ordination took place July 12th, 1746. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Eld. Maxson was now approaching the verge of life. The weight of years
2 CONC  and many infirmities pressed upon him. He could say with the apostle,
2 CONC  "I have fought the good fight, I have kept the faith," and could look
2 CONC  with him to the crown laid up, to be conferred by the Master whom he 
2 CONC served. He died July 1747 in the 81st year of his age.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Copied from an original copy of Volume 1, No. 2, April, 1852, pp 49-58
2 CONC , of the Seventh-Day Baptist Memorial, a quarterly magazine, devoted t
2 CONC o biography, history, and statistics. Published in New York, by the Se
2 CONC venth-Day Baptist Publishing Society, No. 9 Spruce Street. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT *********************************
2 CONT John Maxson, Jr. was born in 1666, and was married in 1687 to Judith, 
2 CONC the daughter of Joseph and Bethiah (Hubbard) Clarke. John and Judith w
2 CONC ere baptized and joined the Newport S.D.B. church July 31, 1692. Augus
2 CONC t 21, 1712 he was ordained deacon in the Westerly church, as they were
2 CONC  members of that church after it was set off from the Newport church. 
2 CONC At the time he was ordained deacon Joseph Clarke, Jr., was ordained El
2 CONC der to be an assistant to John Maxson, Sr. July 5, 1719, he was ordain
2 CONC ed elder in the Westerly meeting house by Elder Joseph Crandall who li
2 CONC ved in Westerly and was pastor of the Newport church. At the ordinatio
2 CONC n, the laying on of hands was done by Joseph Crandall, Joseph Clarke, 
2 CONC Sr., and Peter Barker.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1720 he became pastor of the Westerly church, following his father.
2 CONC  he served as pastor for twenty seven years, until his death in July 1
2 CONC 747. In 1739 his brother Joseph was ordained Elder to assist him. John
2 CONC , Jr., was an extensive land holder in Westerly. He represented Wester
2 CONC ly in the Colonial Assembly in 1742, 1743, and 1744.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
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3 CONT Birth : 19 Dec 1646 Springfield, Massachusetts
3 CONT Death : 17 Apr 1707 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Hubbard, Bethiah 
2 CONT Children:
2 CONT Clarke, Judith 
2 CONT Clarke, Joseph 
2 CONT Clarke, Samuel 
2 CONT Clarke, John 
2 CONT Clarke, Bethiah 
2 CONT Clarke, Mary 
2 CONT Clarke, Susanna 
2 CONT Clarke, Thomas 
2 CONT Clarke, William 
2 CONT 
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3 CONT Birth : 11 Feb 1642 Newport, Newport Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT Death : 11 Jan 1727 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Clarke, Joseph 
2 CONT  Joseph Clarke. Sr., and his wife Bethiah Hubbard, and Robert Burdick 
2 CONC and his wife Ruth, who was also Samuel Hubbard's daughter, and Mrs. Jo
2 CONC hn Maxson Sr. all of whom were living in Misquanicut: Joseph and Bethi
2 CONC ah Clarke soon following. 
2 CONT (The First Seventh Day Baptist Church in America)
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3 CONT Mosher, Mary 
3 CONT Birth : 1641 Falmouth, Cumberland Co, Maine
3 CONT Death : 2 Feb 1718 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT 
3 CONT (1641-1718)
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Mary Mosher-
2 CONT Children:
2 CONT Maxson, John 
2 CONT Maxson, Dorothy 
2 CONT Maxson, Joseph 
2 CONT Maxson, Hannah 
2 CONT Maxson, Mary 
2 CONT Maxson, Jonathan 
2 CONT 
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3 CONT Maxson, John 
3 CONT Birth : Mar 1639 Aquidneck, Rhode Island
3 CONT Death : 17 Dec 1720 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT 
3 CONT (1639-1720)
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE JOHN MAXSON, SENIOR
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1643 his wife is mentioned as "Goodwife Maxson, widow of Richard Ma
2 CONC xson." It is supposed that he and his son Richard were killed by India
2 CONC ns, that his widow escaped, with others, in an open boat, and that her
2 CONC  son John was born soon afterward, in 1638. Several authorities state 
2 CONC that he was the first white child born on the island of Rhode Island. 
2 CONC In 1661 John joined a company formed at Newport for the purchase and S
2 CONC ettlement of the tract of land called Misquanicut.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT (2) John Maxson, born in 1638. Married Mary, the daughter of Hugh Mosh
2 CONC er, who was also one of the purchasers of Misquanicut. She was born in
2 CONC  1640. Soon after settling in Mesquanicut, John and Mary Maxson embrac
2 CONC ed the Sabbath, and joined the church at Newport. When the Westerly co
2 CONC ngregation was set off as a separate church he was ordained to be its 
2 CONC first pastor and served until his death, December 17, 1720. His wife d
2 CONC ied February 2, 1718. They had seven children, Tacy, John Jr., Joseph,
2 CONC  and Jonathan, Dorothy, Mary, and Hannah.
2 CONT 
2 CONT John Maxson, Sr., represented Westerly in the Colonial Assembly in 167
2 CONC 0, 1686, 1687, 1688, 1689, 1690, 1693, 1705. He and his wife were buri
2 CONC ed in the Clarke burying ground, near the old meeting house. His grave
2 CONC  was marked with a blue slate stone, upon which was the following insc
2 CONC ription: "Here lieth the body of John Maxson, died Dec. ye 17, 1720, i
2 CONC n the 82nd year of his age." In 1884 their remains were removed to the
2 CONC  "Circle".
2 CONT 
2 CONT ***************************************************
2 CONT The advocates of the true Sabbath look with a dignified pride to the e
2 CONC xample of great and good men who have sustained the banner of truth, t
2 CONC hrough trials and sufferings, from generation to generation, till the 
2 CONC time when that faith was planted on the shores of America. Beginning c
2 CONC oeval with the establishment of civilization on this continent, they w
2 CONC ere made partakers of many hardships and perils, to which they, as fou
2 CONC nders of their church organization here, were peculiarly exposed. They
2 CONC  were nevertheless earnest, practical, God-fearing men; no mad enthusi
2 CONC asts, crazed with new doctrines, and following in misguided zeal each 
2 CONC ignis fatuus that flickered in the religious atmosphere. For, having b
2 CONC een thought liberality by persecution, and steadfastness by suffering,
2 CONC  they were at once good citizens and exalted Christians. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Among them was the subject of the present sketch, the first leading El
2 CONC der of the Seventh-day Baptist Church in Westerly, R.I. His parents ca
2 CONC me from England, and were among the earliest settlers of New England, 
2 CONC and also among the first who attempted a landing on the shores of Conn
2 CONC ecticut. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT The party with which they were connected made a temporary settlement, 
2 CONC it is supposed, near Throg’s Neck, hence for some time after called Ma
2 CONC xson’s Point. They carried on a trade with the Indians, and prospered,
2 CONC  until about the time of the breaking out of the Pequod War, in 1637, 
2 CONC when the Indians who surrounded them, instigated probably by emissarie
2 CONC s from the Pequods, suddenly abstained from intercourse with [page 50]
2 CONC  the settlers. Upon their sending to the natives to inquire why they d
2 CONC id not come in as usual to trade, they received answer, that they fear
2 CONC ed their dogs, which they allowed to go unconfined, but that if they w
2 CONC ould shut them up, they would come in again. The unsuspecting colonist
2 CONC s, blinded by their apparent good will, complied with the condition; a
2 CONC nd their watchful sentinels once confined, the savages made an attack 
2 CONC upon the settlement, and drove the whites to their shallop. A portion 
2 CONC of them landing in a boat the next day, to procure more provisions and
2 CONC  produce from their gardens, were again attacked, and Mr. Maxson and h
2 CONC is son Richard were killed. Mrs. Maxson escaped with the survivors in 
2 CONC the shallop, and after a long and tedious passage, landed on the islan
2 CONC d of Aquetneck, the nearest place on the coast at that time free from 
2 CONC danger of the hostile Indians; where, soon after landing, John was bor
2 CONC n. This was in the spring of 1638; and as the island was purchased of 
2 CONC the Sachems Miantonimoh and Canonicus on the 24th of March of that yea
2 CONC r, and settled by the English immediately thereafter, Mrs. Maxson rema
2 CONC ined there, and devoted herself to the support and education of her so
2 CONC n. Mr. Maxson, thus has the distinction of being the first white child
2 CONC  born on the island of Rhode Island, or Aquetneck as it was then calle
2 CONC d. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT This is the substance of the family traditions, and we regret that the
2 CONC y do not give us more knowledge of the Christian mother and heroine. W
2 CONC e would have been glad at least to have known that she lived to be rep
2 CONC aid for all her sorrows and privations by seeing her son advanced to t
2 CONC he great usefulness and consideration to which he attained. Oh, how th
2 CONC e great usefulness and consideration to which he attained. Oh, how dea
2 CONC r that hope to the heart of the Christian mother, and how supreme the 
2 CONC joy at its fulfillment! Then and by that only are the toils, the pains
2 CONC  and anxieties of the past recompensed, and the subdued and grateful h
2 CONC eart rests a moment in the purest happiness earth can give, ere it pas
2 CONC ses hopefully, trustingly, yet tremblingly, to the final rest. Who but
2 CONC  the Omniscient can read that holiest page in humanity’s record - - th
2 CONC e heart of the Christian mother, sanctified by privation, hallowed by 
2 CONC suffering, and finding its highest, only, and sufficient reward in the
2 CONC  fulfillment of the noblest duty God has appointed to it. None other t
2 CONC han herself can comprehend it. The matron who, in the appliances of we
2 CONC alth and ease, has reared her children, as she has not known the trial
2 CONC s, neither can she know the rapture of the sorrow-stricken soul winnin
2 CONC g its way to the throne of God by its trustful humility, and there ren
2 CONC dering back its improved talent. Such a return was the son of that wid
2 CONC owed mother an energetic, earnest, useful man. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [page 51] In 1661, Mr. Maxson, then twenty-three years old, joined a c
2 CONC ompany which was formed at Newport for the purchase and settlement of 
2 CONC a portion of the Narragansett country, called by the Indians Misquamic
2 CONC ut, as appears from the records of the company. The articles of agreem
2 CONC ent were signed on the 22nd of March, 1661, and Mr. Maxson soon after 
2 CONC removed to the new settlement, which thence became the scene of his la
2 CONC bors. He was married to Mary Mosher, the daughter or sister of Hugh Mo
2 CONC sher, one of the purchasers of Misquamicut, whose name is among those 
2 CONC recorded in the Rhode Island Historical Society’s Collection. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT We have no other information respecting Mr. Maxson until the year 1692
2 CONC . In the mean time the colony had generally embraced the views of the 
2 CONC Seventh-day Baptists, and had connected themselves with the church in 
2 CONC Newport, of which William Hiscox was pastor; and John Crandall, who be
2 CONC fore that time was an elder of the First Baptist Church, became a coll
2 CONC eague, residing in Westerly. Meetings were held weekly at Westerly, an
2 CONC d church meetings were alternately held there and at Newport. Yearly o
2 CONC r "general Meetings" were also established, and were attended in alter
2 CONC nation at Westerly and Newport. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT It is not known precisely at what time Mr. Maxson became a member of t
2 CONC his church. The first entry in the existing book of church records is 
2 CONC under date of July 3d, 1692, and the next is of July 30th, at which Jo
2 CONC hn Maxson, Jr., and his wife Judith, were admitted to membership of th
2 CONC e church. His daughter Tacy was added on the 24th of September followi
2 CONC ng. On the 24th of January, 1694, Joseph was baptized; and on the 23d 
2 CONC of July, 1710, Jonathan submitted to the ordinance. He was probably th
2 CONC e youngest son of the Elder, being born about 1680, and died in 1732. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. Maxson took an active interest in the church, and was often appoin
2 CONC ted to act as messenger to delinquent members or distant brethren. He 
2 CONC evidently had the advancement of true religion much at heart, and deli
2 CONC ghted in the service of his Divine Master, while his holy and blameles
2 CONC s life, giving him an eminent degree that influence which was calculat
2 CONC ed to harmonize conflicting views, and allay all unkindly feeling amon
2 CONC g those around him, he was enabled, according to his desires, to do mu
2 CONC ch towards the building up of Zion. His brethren, recognizing the valu
2 CONC e of his labors, desired to call him to the office of the church; and 
2 CONC at a church meeting held at his house on the 15th of 9th month, 1703, 
2 CONC "Mr. Maxson was desired by the church to officiate in the dis- [page 5
2 CONC 2] pensing of the ordinance of breaking bread in Bro. Gibson’s absence
2 CONC , which he did accept." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1708 the church was divided, and the members residing in and about 
2 CONC Westerly were formed into a separate church, when according to the rec
2 CONC ords of the new church, "taking into consideration the necessity, as a
2 CONC lso our privilege and duty, by the authority of God’s word, that one b
2 CONC e chosen to the place and office of an elder to the congregation in an
2 CONC d about Westerly, it is agreed and desired, that our aged brother John
2 CONC  Maxson, Sen., be the person." And by another paragraph we are informe
2 CONC d that "on the 20th of the same month our beloved brother John Maxson,
2 CONC  Sen., was ordained to the place and office of an elder to the congreg
2 CONC ation in and about Westerly, by fasting and prayer and laying on of ha
2 CONC nds." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. Maxson was then at the advanced age of 70 years, an elder indeed, 
2 CONC ripe in judgment and good works, tried and found worthy, not a mere bo
2 CONC ok-taught ecclesiastic, but a practical leader of the church militant.
2 CONC  He continued, even at this great age, to perform the duties of an eld
2 CONC er, and seemed particularly desirous of stirring up the gifts of the c
2 CONC hurch, that the order of the Gospel might not be interrupted, and that
2 CONC  efficient officers of the church might be ready to succeed in the pla
2 CONC ce of those who were ready to depart. His anxiety on this subject was 
2 CONC deeply impressed upon the minds of the leading members, and a response
2 CONC  was made which enabled him, on the 12th of 10th month, 1710, to submi
2 CONC t the following resolution: - 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Whereas, it hath pleased Almighty God, of his goodness, grace, and me
2 CONC rcy, to endow several brethren with the gifts of his Spirit to the edi
2 CONC fication of the church, therefore, each and every one of the said gift
2 CONC ed brethren be requested to exercise their gifts in the church of thei
2 CONC r privilege and duty, that the church might be partakers of the same."
2 CONT It was therefore agreed, that "the Elder, with William Davis and John 
2 CONC Maxson, Jr., should improve the next Sabbath; the Elder, with Joseph C
2 CONC larke, Jr., and George Stillman, should improve the Sabbath following;
2 CONC  and the Elder, with Joseph Clarke, Sen., and Joseph Crandall, the nex
2 CONC t Sabbath after them; and so on successively till the church order oth
2 CONC erwise; provided always, that if any brother be pressed in his spirit 
2 CONC by the Spirit of God, and moved thereby to speak, the aforesaid brethr
2 CONC en in their order and succession shall not obstruct or hinder such bro
2 CONC ther." 
2 CONT But the infirmities of age could could [sic] not be resisted entirely,
2 CONC  even by his zealous spirit. The voice that had proclaimed the lessons
2 CONC  of wisdom to the children of God, was beginning to falter; and on the
2 CONC  [page 53] 26th of June, 1712, Elder Maxson requested the congregation
2 CONC  to make choice of a person from among them to take the place of an el
2 CONC der of the church, alledging [sic] his age and consequent inability to
2 CONC  serve the congregation as her formerly had done. The church selected 
2 CONC Joseph Clarke, Jr., as a candidate for the sacred office, and appointe
2 CONC d a meeting for the 9th of the next month to determine the choice. At 
2 CONC this meeting, Mr. Clarke having consented, the church appointed the 21
2 CONC st of August for the ordination, when he was ordained an elder and col
2 CONC league of Eld. Maxson. John Maxson, Jr., was at the same time ordained
2 CONC  a deacon. The church at this time consisted of about 130 members. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1716, Eld. Maxson proposed to the church to resign his office, on a
2 CONC ccount of his age; but the church not considering the office revokable
2 CONC , or that they had power to release him from it for that reason, refus
2 CONC ed to accept his resignation. They however proposed to appoint a colle
2 CONC ague, and an additional number of deacons, in order to relieve him fro
2 CONC m as much of the burthen as might be. Eld. Joseph Clarke, his colleagu
2 CONC e, died June 5th, 1719, when they proposed John Maxson, Jr., as an eld
2 CONC er, to take the charge as senior elder, and nominated William Tanner, 
2 CONC Jos. Maxson, and Benj. Burdick, as deacons. These brethren declined th
2 CONC e office of deacon, on the ground that none ought to be appointed deac
2 CONC ons who had not the gifts for an elder, which they considered themselv
2 CONC es not to have. Whereupon Thomas Hiscox was appointed to the office of
2 CONC  deacon, which he accepted, and in 1719 was chosen an elder, making at
2 CONC  this time three elders, viz. John Maxson, Sen., John Maxson, Jr., and
2 CONC  Thomas Hiscox. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. Maxson lost the venerable partner of his life’s journey on the 2nd
2 CONC  of February, 1718, in her 78th year. For about half a century they ha
2 CONC d traveled hand in hand, and the fulfillment of all the promises to th
2 CONC e righteous had been theirs; and when the old man, surrounded by the c
2 CONC hildren of their joy, followed her to the tomb, for a short separation
2 CONC , we will not believe that the so near approach of death chilled one d
2 CONC egree more his blood; but now, in the twilight of life, as the earth d
2 CONC arkened around him, heaven grew brighter and more desirable; and as da
2 CONC y passes into night, he also sank peacefully to rest on the 17th of De
2 CONC cember, 1720, aged 82 years. He was buried in the Clarke burying-groun
2 CONC d, near the Pawcatuck river, in view of the old site of the Hopkinton 
2 CONC meeting-house, where, upon a blue slate-stone, is the following inscri
2 CONC ption: - 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Here lieth the body of John Maxson, died Dec.ye 17, 1720, in the 82nd
2 CONC  year of his age.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Copied from an original copy of Volume 1, No. 2, April, 1852, pp 49-58
2 CONC , of the Seventh-Day Baptist Memorial, a quarterly magazine, devoted t
2 CONC o biography, history, and statistics. Published in New York, by the Se
2 CONC venth-Day Baptist Publishing Society, No. 9 Spruce Street. 
2 CONT   
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1661 John Maxson with others formed a company at Newport for purcha
2 CONC sing and settling a tract of land called by the Indians Misquamcut whi
2 CONC ch now comprises Westerly, Charlestown, and Hopkinton, R.I. He was mar
2 CONC ried about 1665 and was made freeman at Westerly Oct. 29, 1668. He ser
2 CONC ved as deputy to the general assembly from Westerly 1670, 1686, 1690, 
2 CONC and 1705. He was overseer of the poor in 1687. The colony of Westerly 
2 CONC had connected itself as a branch to the Nowport Seventh Day Baptist Ch
2 CONC urch of which William Hiscox was pastor. John Maxson was a member of t
2 CONC his branch church before 1692. In 1708 the Westerly branch was made a 
2 CONC separate church. Sept. 20, 1708 John Maxson Sr. was ordained to the of
2 CONC fice of Elder (pastor) to the congregation in and about Westerly, now 
2 CONC called the First Hopkinton S.D.B.C. at Ashway, R.I.
2 CONT 
2 CONT John Maxson made his will Jan. 22, 1716 which was probated Feb. 16, 17
2 CONC 21. He was buried in the Clark burying ground near the Paytucket River
2 CONC  where on a slate stone was the following inscription: "Here lieth the
2 CONC  body of John Maxson, died Dec. 17, 1720 in the 82nd year of his life.
2 CONC " The early ministers of the First Hopkinton church have been reinterr
2 CONC ed on the spot where the church stood and a monument has been erected 
2 CONC to their memory.
2 CONT 
2 CONT John was the first Caucasian child born in Aquetneck, Portsmouth, Rhod
2 CONC e Island.
2 CONT 
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1 ISDEAD Y
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2 DATE 10 MAY 1610
2 NOTE Birth : 10 May 1610 Mendlesham, Suffolk, England
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Mendlesham, Suffolk, England
3 _XREF @place00157@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1689
2 NOTE Hubbard, Samuel 
3 CONT Death : 1689 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Samuel Hubbard was born at Mendelsham, Eighty miles northwest of Londo
2 CONC n, in Suffolk Co., in 1610, the youngest of seven children. He came fr
2 CONC om Trekesbury in 1633, and settled at Salem, Massachusetts. In the aut
2 CONC umn of 1635 he removed in a company of settlers, to the Valley of the 
2 CONC Connecticut River. In the spring of 1636 he married Tacy Cooper, who w
2 CONC as also of the company of settlers. Samuel and Tacy settled at Weather
2 CONC sfield and later moved to Newport. Before removing with her parents, t
2 CONC o the valley of the Connecticut River, Tacy Cooper lived at Dorchester
2 CONC , and was a member of the church at Dorchester. After their removal to
2 CONC  Newport, Samuel and Tacy joined Dr. John Clarke's church...The follow
2 CONC ing is taken from Samuel Hubbard's Journal, (old style calendar): "My 
2 CONC Wife took up keeping of the Lord's holy 7th day, April, 1665: Our daug
2 CONC hter Ruth, October 25, 1666: Rachel, January 15, 1666: Bethiah, Februa
2 CONC ry, 1666: our son Joseph Clarke, February 23, 1666." Their daughter, R
2 CONC achel Langworthy was the third convert, Samuel Hubbard having embraced
2 CONC  the sabbathe three weeks after his wife embraced it.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam06109@
1 FAMC @fam06118@
0 @ind12498@ INDI
1 NAME MARGARET /TURNER/
2 DISPLAY MARGARET TURNER
2 GIVN MARGARET
2 SURN TURNER
1 POSITION 9640,-690
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 9569,-634,9712,-771
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1615
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1694
2 NOTE Clarke, Margaret 
3 CONT Death : 1694 Newport, Newport Co, Rhode Island
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE She probably was the daughter of Lawrence Turner and wife Mary, who ha
2 CONC d 10 children.
2 CONT They had the following children: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT + 2 M i Joseph CLARKE Jr. was born 11 Feb 1642 and died 11 Jan 1726/17
2 CONC 27. 
2 CONT   3 M ii  John CLARKE was born about 1648 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhod
2 CONC e Island. He died 11 Apr 1704 in Newport, Newport Co., Rhode Island.
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Sources: Colonial Families of the USA; Potter-Richardson Memorial; R
2 CONC hode Island Families, v2, p199, Bible records; Genealogies of RI Famil
2 CONC ies; 160 Allied Families.
2 CONT   Families: John Clarke, died Newport, 11 April 1704.
2 CONT   Memorial: John Clarke, died 1734.
2 CONT   RI Families and 160 Families: John Clarke, died 11 April 1704. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT   4 M iii  William CLARKE was born in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Islan
2 CONC d. He died 30 Sep 1683.
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Sources: Colonial Families of the USA; Babcock and Allied Families b
2 CONC y de Forest; Potter-Richardson Memorial; Genealogies of RI Families; 1
2 CONC 60 Allied Families.
2 CONT   De Forest: William Clarke, died 30 Sept. 1683; married Hannah Weeden
2 CONC .
2 CONT   Colonial Families and Memorial: William Clarke, died 1683.
2 CONT   160 Families: William Clarke, died 30 Sept. 1683; married Hannah Wee
2 CONC den, daughter of William Weeden. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT          William married Hannah WEEDEN. Hannah died 3 Mar 1723.
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Sources: Colonial Families of the USA; Babcock and Allied Families b
2 CONC y
2 CONT de Forest; Potter-Richardson Memorial; 160 Allied Families; A Witter F
2 CONC amily
2 CONT History.
2 CONT   De Forest: Hannah Weeden, daughter of William Weeden. Married (1) Wi
2 CONC lliam
2 CONT Clarke (2) Thomas Peckham; (3) Joseph Clarke, William's brother. She d
2 CONC ied
2 CONT 3 March 1723.
2 CONT   Memorial: Hannah Weeden, daughter of William who was son of James.
2 CONT   160 Families: Hannah Weeden, died after 1722, daughter of William We
2 CONC eden.
2 CONT   Witter Family: Hannah Weeden, daughter of William Weeden and widow o
2 CONC f
2 CONT both William Clarke, brother of Joseph Jr.,  and of Thomas Peckham. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT   5 M iv  Thomas CLARKE was born 17 May 1656. He died about 1705.
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Sources: A Potter-Richardson Memorial; Colonial Families of the USA;
2 CONT Babcocks and Allied Families by de Forest; 160 Allied Families.
2 CONT   De Forest: Thomas Clarke, married Elizabeth Babcock.
2 CONT   Families: Thomas Clarke, living 1705; married Elizabeth ___.
2 CONT   Memorial: Thomas Clarke, married Elizabeth ___.
2 CONT   160 Families: Thomas Clarke, died after 1705; married Elizabeth __, 
2 CONC who died after 1705. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT          Thomas married Elizabeth BABCOCK. Elizabeth was born 8 Feb 16
2 CONC 91 in Westerly, Washington, RI.
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Sources: Babcock and Allied Families by de Forest.
2 CONT   De Forest: Elizabeth Babcock, born 8 Feb. 1691, Westerly. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT + 6 F v Sarah CLARKE was born 29 Jan 1663. 
2 CONT   7 F vi  Susannah CLARKE.
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Sources: A Potter-Richardson Memorial; Colonial Families of the USA;
2 CONC  160 Allied Families. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT         Susannah married Samuel FISH 
2 CONT + 8 M vii Carew CLARKE. 
2 CONT   9 M viii  Joshua CLARKE was born estimated 1669 in Westerly, Kings C
2 CONC o., Rhode Island. He died about 1702 in Providence, Providence Co., Rh
2 CONC ode Island.
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Sources: A Potter-Richardson Memorial; Colonial Families of the USA;
2 CONT 160 Allied Families.
2 CONT   Families of USA: Joshua Clarke, died after 1702; married Alice Phill
2 CONC ips.
2 CONT   160 Families: Joshua Clarke, died after 1702; married Alice Phillips
2 CONC ,
2 CONT daughter of Michael and Barbara (__________) Phillips.
2 CONT   Memorial: Joshua Clarke, married Alice Phillips, daughter of Michael
2 CONC . 
2 CONT  
2 CONT          Joshua married Alice PHILLIPS, daughter of Michael PHILLIPS a
2 CONC nd Barbara. Alice was born about 1670 in (Estimated).
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Source: 160 Allied Families. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT   10 F ix  Mary CLARKE died about 1695.
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Sources: Babcock and Allied Families by de Forest; Colonial Families
2 CONC  of the USA; Potter-Richardson Memorial; 160 Allied Families.
2 CONT   De Forest: Mary Clarke, living as late as 1695; married Tobias Saund
2 CONC ers,
2 CONT probably before 19 Dec. 1674.
2 CONT   Memorial: Mary Clarke, married Tobias Saunders.
2 CONT   Families: Mary Clarke, died 1695; married Tobias Sanders (sic).
2 CONT   160 Families: Mary Clarke, died after 1695. She and Tobias Saunders 
2 CONC had
2 CONT John, Edward, Stephen, Benjamin and Susanna. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT          Mary married Tobias SAUNDERS before 19 Dec 1674. Tobias died 
2 CONC about 1695.
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Sources: Babcock and Allied Families by de Forest; Colonial Families
2 CONC  of the USA; 160 Allied Families.
2 CONT   De Forest: Tobias Saunders. Will probated 2 Sept. 1695.
2 CONT   160 Families: Tobias Saunders, died 1695. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT   11 F x  Elizabeth CLARKE.
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Sources: A Potter-Richardson Memorial; Colonial Families of the USA.
2 CONT   Families: Elizabeth Clarke,  married Rev. William Peckham.
2 CONT   Memorial: Elizabeth Clarke,  married Rev. William Peckham, son of Jo
2 CONC hn. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT          Elizabeth married Rev. William PECKHAM, son of Sir John PECKH
2 CONC AM and Mary CLARKE, about 1675. William was born about 1647. He died 2
2 CONC  Jun 1734. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00068@
1 FAMS @fam06110@
1 FAMC @fam07469@
0 @ind12499@ INDI
1 NAME JOSEPH /CLARKE/
2 DISPLAY JOSEPH CLARKE
2 GIVN JOSEPH
2 SURN CLARKE
1 POSITION 9370,-680
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 9305,-624,9436,-761
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 FILL #00FF00
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 9 DEC 1618
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1 JUN 1694
2 NOTE Clarke, Joseph 
3 CONT Birth : 9 Dec 1618 Westhorpe, Suffolk, England
3 CONT Death : 1 Jun 1694 Newport, Newport Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE He sailed from England in or about 1637, and settled in Aquidneck, at 
2 CONC Newport, RI, in 1638. Three of his brothers also emigrated, Thomas, Jo
2 CONC hn and Carewe, but they left no decendants. His brother was Rev. Dr. J
2 CONC ohn Clarke who with Roger Williams founded R.I.
2 CONT  Joseph Clarke, born 9 Dec. 1618 and baptized 16 December, Westhorp, S
2 CONC uffolk, England. Died 1 June 1694, age 76, at Newport, or possibly, We
2 CONC sterly, R.I. Married Margaret Turner, who died in 1694 in Newport. He 
2 CONC may have had a first wife. "Brother of John Clarke of the `Witter Inci
2 CONC dent', who was a founder of Rhode Island. Emigrated by 1638. A founder
2 CONC  of the Baptist Church of Newport, 1644. He came to Massachusetts with
2 CONC  the Puritans but he was a Baptist but soon moved on to R.I. Member of
2 CONC  the General Court, 1640. Freeman, 1655. At Westerly in 1668. Large la
2 CONC ndowner. Commissioner in 1644 and 1657-1659. Assistant, 1658, 1663, 16
2 CONC 78 and 1679. Member of Court of Justice of Peace, 1667. At Newport 168
2 CONC 09 until death. A freeman of Boston 1634/5, where he was called Clerke
2 CONC ." [Note: Earlier said emigrated by 1638. Must have meant emigrated to
2 CONC  Rhode Island by that date.]
2 CONT     John it was who brought the family bible with him which eventually
2 CONC , after his death, passed into Joseph's hands.
2 CONT     Nothing is known about his first marriage. His second wife was one
2 CONC  Margaret, who died at Newport in 1694.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joseph Clarke, the first of the line to emigrate; born 9 Dec. and bapt
2 CONC ized 16 Dec. 1618 at Westhorpe, Suffolk, England. Sailed from England 
2 CONC about 1637 and settled in Rhode Island. He became an inhabitant of the
2 CONC  Island of Aquidneck at Newport in 1638. Three of his brothers, Thomas
2 CONC , John and Carewe, also emigrated, but they left no descendants. Nothi
2 CONC ng is known about his first marriage; his second was to Margaret _____
2 CONC ________, who died at Newport in 1694. He died 1 June 1694 at Newport.
2 CONC  He was made a freeman 17 March 1641 and was an original member of the
2 CONC  first Baptist Church at Newport, founded 1644. He performed many civi
2 CONC c duties, and his name appeared on the Royal Charter sent to Rhode Isl
2 CONC and by King Charles II, Joseph being among those to whom the charter w
2 CONC as granted. He was in Westerly in 1668, being named a freeman that yea
2 CONC r, and was a representative to the General Assemby as deputy in 1668-1
2 CONC 670, 1672 and 1690. He returned to live in Newport in his declining ye
2 CONC ars, and he may have died there, although it is said he died in Wester
2 CONC ly.
2 CONT was a commissioner for Rhode Island from 1655-1659. He had 10 children
2 CONC , including Joseph Jr. and Sarah, who married Thomas Reynolds 11 Oct. 
2 CONC 1683.
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam06110@
1 FAMC @fam06117@
0 @ind12500@ INDI
1 NAME LYDIA /MAXSON/
2 DISPLAY LYDIA MAXSON
2 GIVN LYDIA
2 SURN MAXSON
1 POSITION 8990,-680
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 8934,-624,9047,-761
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1612
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Maxson, Lydia 
3 CONT Birth : 1612 England
3 CONT Death : Tiverton, Rhode Island
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children:
2 CONT Mosher, Hugh 
2 CONT Mosher, Mary 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00054@
1 FAMS @fam06111@
0 @ind12501@ INDI
1 NAME HUGH /MOSHER/
2 DISPLAY HUGH MOSHER
2 GIVN HUGH
2 SURN MOSHER
1 POSITION 8750,-680
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 8685,-624,8816,-761
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1610
2 NOTE Birth : Abt 1610 England
3 CONT 
2 PLAC England
3 _XREF @place00004@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 26 SEP 1665
2 PLAC Newport, Newport Co, Rhode Island
3 _XREF @place00011@
2 NOTE Mosher, Hugh 
3 CONT Death : 26 Sep 1666 Newport, Newport Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam06111@
1 FAMC @fam06115@
0 @ind12502@ INDI
1 NAME REBECCA MAXSON /HARNDELL/
2 DISPLAY REBECCA MAXSON HARNDELL
2 GIVN REBECCA
2 MIDDLE MAXSON
2 SURN HARNDELL
1 POSITION 8340,-680
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 8273,-624,8407,-786
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1614
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Rebecca Maxson Harndell
3 CONT 
3 CONT (Abt 1614- )
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children:
2 CONT Maxson, Richard 
2 CONT Birth : Abt 1630 England
2 CONT Death : 1643 Throgg's Neck, New York
2 CONT Maxson, Rebecca 
2 CONT Maxson, John 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00008@
1 FAMS @fam06112@
0 @ind12503@ INDI
1 NAME RICHARD /MAXSON/
2 DISPLAY RICHARD MAXSON
2 GIVN RICHARD
2 SURN MAXSON
1 POSITION 8120,-680
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 8055,-624,8186,-761
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 FILL #00FF00
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1602
2 NOTE Birth : Abt 1602 England
3 CONT 
2 PLAC England
3 _XREF @place00004@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1643
2 PLAC Throgg's Neck, New York
3 _XREF @place00012@
2 NOTE Richard Maxson
3 CONT 
3 CONT Death : 1643 Throgg's Neck, New York
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE The name in the old country was probably spelled Maxtone or Maxton, as
2 CONC  many families of that name are found in England and Scotland: Some al
2 CONC so spell it in the American way. Dr. E. R. of Syracuse, N. Y., believe
2 CONC s, as do many others, that the Maxson originally came from Scotland. H
2 CONC e visited Scotland in 1867, and a gentleman there insisted on spelling
2 CONC  his name Maxton. There is a village in Scotland, a few miles from the
2 CONC  Tweed river, called Maxton. Tradition says the Maxsons are of royal d
2 CONC escent. There is a Macson Coat of arms on which is the picture of a be
2 CONC e, with the Latin inscription "Ptoviders esto", Be Provident.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT (1) Richard Maxson and his wife, who came from England, were the ances
2 CONC tors of all the Seventh-Day Baptist Maxsons in this country. His wife'
2 CONC s Christian name was Goodwife, her surname now unknown in Boston in 16
2 CONC 34, where he was a blacksmith and worked for James Everill. He is show
2 CONC n by the R.I. Colonial Records to have a resident of the town of Ports
2 CONC mouth, R.I. as early as 1638. He was amongst the list of freemen who s
2 CONC ettled Newport, at the south end of the island, the same year, getting
2 CONC  in the original division of the land. 36 acres, as the deeds show. In
2 CONC  1643 his wife is mentioned as "Goodwife Maxson, widow of Richard Maxs
2 CONC on." It is supposed that he and his son Richard were killed by Indians
2 CONC , that his widow escaped, with others, in an open boat, and that her s
2 CONC on John was born soon afterward, in 1638. Several authorities state th
2 CONC at he was the first white child born on the island of Rhode Island. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT The remains of these early pastors were originally buried at various p
2 CONC laces, those of Thomas Hiscox could not be found, but the others were,
2 CONC  and were removed to the "Circle" in 1883, and in June 1884 those of J
2 CONC oseph Clarke Jr., John Maxson and Mary his wife, John Maxson Jr., Jose
2 CONC ph Maxson, and others were brought from an old burying ground on the s
2 CONC outh side of the Pawcatuck river, about three quarters of a mile above
2 CONC  the meeting house bridge. Others were brought from other parts of thi
2 CONC s somae cemetery and placed in the "Circle".
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Maxson Pedigree
2 CONT 1. Richard Maxson
2 CONT 2. John Maxson, Sr.
2 CONT 3. John Maxson Jr.
2 CONT 4. John Maxson
2 CONT 5. David Maxson
2 CONT (6) Elanor (Maxson) Vincint and (6) Elizabeth (Maxson) Stillman
2 CONT 7. David Vincint 7. Betsy (Stillman)Coon
2 CONT 8. Elanor (Vincint) Andrews 8. Almeda (Coon) Andrews
2 CONT 9. Mary Andrews 9. T. P. Andrews
2 CONT 10. Mary Andrews
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam06112@
0 @ind12508@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION 8830,-500
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 8788,-458,8872,-542
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam06115@
0 @ind12509@ INDI
1 NAME STEPHEN /MOSHER/
2 DISPLAY STEPHEN MOSHER
2 GIVN STEPHEN
2 SURN MOSHER
1 POSITION 8630,-490
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 8569,-434,8691,-571
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1580
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Mosher, Stephen 
3 CONT Birth : Abt 1580 England
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Mosher, Stephen 
1 FAMS @fam06115@
0 @ind12512@ INDI
1 NAME ROSE (ENGLAND) /KERRICH/
2 DISPLAY ROSE (ENGLAND) KERRICH
2 GIVN ROSE
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN KERRICH
1 POSITION 9450,-460
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 9382,-404,9519,-566
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 13 APR 1572
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 19 SEP 1627
2 NOTE Kerrich, Rose 
3 CONT Birth : 13 Apr 1572 Saxsted, Suffolk, England
3 CONT Death : 19 Sep 1627 Westhorpe, Suffolk, England
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Kerrich, Rose 
2 CONT Children:
2 CONT Clarke, Margaret 
2 CONT Clarke, Carewe 
2 CONT Clarke, Thomas 
2 CONT Clarke, Mary 
2 CONT Clarke, John 
2 CONT Clarke, William 
2 CONT Clarke, Joseph 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00402@
1 FAMS @fam06117@
0 @ind12513@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS (ENGLAND) /CLARKE/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS (ENGLAND) CLARKE
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN CLARKE
1 POSITION 9250,-460
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 9182,-404,9319,-566
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1 NOV 1570
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 29 JUL 1627
2 NOTE Clarke, Thomas 
3 CONT Birth : 1 Nov 1570 Westhorpe, Suffolk, England
3 CONT Death : 29 Jul 1627 Westhorpe, Suffolk, England
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Clarke, Thomas 
1 FAMS @fam06117@
0 @ind12514@ INDI
1 NAME NAOMIA (ENGLAND) /COCKE/
2 DISPLAY NAOMIA (ENGLAND) COCKE
2 GIVN NAOMIA
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN COCKE
1 POSITION 10080,-490
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 10012,-448,10149,-596
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam06118@
0 @ind12515@ INDI
1 NAME JAMES (ENGLAND) /HUBBARD/
2 DISPLAY JAMES (ENGLAND) HUBBARD
2 GIVN JAMES
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN HUBBARD
1 POSITION 9940,-490
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 9872,-448,10009,-596
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 FILL #00FF00
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE . Thomas Hubbard of England was the grand father of Samuel Hubbard, is
2 CONC  not known to have been a Sabbath keeper, but for the truth's sake he 
2 CONC was burned at the stake March 26, 1555, in the reign of Bloody Mary, Q
2 CONC ueen of England. The father of Samuel Hubbard was James Hubbard. The f
2 CONC ather of James Hubbard was Thomas Hubbard, Samuel's mother was Naomi, 
2 CONC daughter of Thomas Cocke, England, Thomas Cocke had a Testament, print
2 CONC ed in 1549, which was afterward owned by Samuel Hubbard.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam06118@
0 @ind12626@ INDI
1 NAME DEBORAH /BURDICK/
2 DISPLAY DEBORAH BURDICK
2 GIVN DEBORAH
2 SURN BURDICK
1 POSITION 18530,-1090
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 18465,-1034,18596,-1171
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 11 JAN 1660
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 12 SEP 1737
2 NOTE Deborah Burdick 
3 CONT Born:  11 Jan 1660
3 CONT Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA   
3 CONT Died:  12 Sep 1737
3 CONT Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children  
2 CONT John Crandall  M 1682 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Lydia Crandall  F 1683 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Joseph Crandall  M 1684 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Mary Crandall  F 1686 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Deborah Crandall  F 1688 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Thankful Crandall  F 1690 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Tacy Crandall  F 1692 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Jane Crandall  F abt 1694 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Sarah Crandall  F 1696 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00230@
1 FAMS @fam06174@
1 FAMC @fam06175@
0 @ind12627@ INDI
1 NAME REV JOSEPH /CRANDALL/
2 DISPLAY REV JOSEPH CRANDALL
2 GIVN REV
2 MIDDLE JOSEPH
2 SURN CRANDALL
1 POSITION 17060,-1080
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 16993,-1024,17127,-1186
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1661
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 12 SEP 1737
2 NOTE Joseph Crandall 
3 CONT Born:  1661
3 CONT Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA   
3 CONT Died:  12 Sep 1737
3 CONT Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT FIRST SPOUSE
2 CONT Sarah Colby 
2 CONT Born: 1665 in Little Compton, Newport, Rhode Island, USA
2 CONT Died: 3 Aug 1758 in Little Compton, Newport, Rhode Island, USA
2 CONT 
2 CONT Jane Crandall  F abt 1694 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA 
1 FAMS @fam06174@
1 FAMC @fam06176@
0 @ind12628@ INDI
1 NAME RUTH /HUBBARD/
2 DISPLAY RUTH HUBBARD
2 GIVN RUTH
2 SURN HUBBARD
1 POSITION 19150,-890
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 19085,-834,19216,-971
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 11 JAN 1640
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1691
2 NOTE Ruth Hubbard 
3 CONT Born:  11 Jan 1640
3 CONT Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  1691
3 CONT Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Ruth Hubbard 
2 CONT Thomas Burdick  M 1656 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Naomi Burdick  F 1658 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Ruth Burdick  F 1660 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Deborah Burdick  F 11 Jan 1660 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, 
2 CONC USA    
2 CONT Roger Burdick  M 1664 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Benjamin Burdick  M 1666 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Tacy Burdick  F 2 Dec 1667 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Samuel Burdick  M 1668 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Robert Burdick  M 1674 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Hubbard Burdick  M 1676 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00068@
1 FAMS @fam06175@
1 FAMC @fam07465@
0 @ind12629@ INDI
1 NAME ROBERT /BURDICK/
2 DISPLAY ROBERT BURDICK
2 GIVN ROBERT
2 SURN BURDICK
1 POSITION 18230,-900
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 18165,-844,18296,-981
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1630
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 25 OCT 1692
2 NOTE Robert Burdick 
3 CONT Born:  1630
3 CONT Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA   
3 CONT Died:  25 Oct 1692
3 CONT Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam06175@
1 FAMC @fam06177@
0 @ind12630@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /OPP/
2 DISPLAY MARY OPP
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN OPP
1 POSITION 17600,-900
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 17535,-844,17666,-981
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1633
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 20 AUG 1670
2 NOTE Mary Opp 
3 CONT Born:  1633
3 CONT Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA   
3 CONT Died:  20 Aug 1670
3 CONT Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT She was buried on 22-Aug-1670 at Westerly, Washington County, Rhode Is
3 CONC land. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT ALTERNATE
3 CONT Mary Opp, b. abt. 1625 in England, m. John Crandall 1648 in Newport, R
3 CONC I, d. 1669 in Westerly, RI. 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children 
2 CONT John Crandall  M 1649 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT James Crandall  M abt 1651 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Jane Crandall  F abt 1653 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Sarah Crandall  F abt 1654 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Peter Crandall  M 1655 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Joseph Crandall  M 1661 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Samuel Crandall  M 1663 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Jeremiah Crandall  M 1 Aug 1674 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Eber Crandall  M 1676 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00230@
1 FAMS @fam06176@
0 @ind12631@ INDI
1 NAME ELDER JOHN /CRANDALL/
2 DISPLAY ELDER JOHN CRANDALL
2 GIVN ELDER
2 MIDDLE JOHN
2 SURN CRANDALL
1 POSITION 16970,-880
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 16903,-824,17037,-986
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1612
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 29 NOV 1676
2 NOTE John Crandall 
3 CONT Born:  1612
3 CONT Monmouthshire, [parish], [county], England   
3 CONT Died:  29 Nov 1676
3 CONT Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT Elder John Crandall 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE "First appears in Salem, MA in 1634/35. Removes to Providence with Rog
2 CONC er Williams about 1636. First real documentation of him is in Newport 
2 CONC in 1651. One of the six purchasers of Misquamicutt (Westerly), RI in 1
2 CONC 661. Builds his homestead on Pound Road circa 1665. Was first Baptist 
2 CONC Elder in 
2 CONT the U.S., later converting to the Seventh Day Baptist faith, holding m
2 CONC eetings at his home in Westerly, RI. Removed to Newport because of the
2 CONC  dangers of the King Philip Wars in 1676, and, while there, he died.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Buried in the family burial ground on the Homestead (Historical Cemet
2 CONC ery #27). Monument erected by CRANDALL FAMILY ASSOCIATION 27 MAY 1991.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "ABSOLUTELY NO DOCUMEMTATION for the tradition that he is the son of a
2 CONC  Sir John CRANDALL & Elizabeth DRAKE of Monmouthshire, Wales.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "The township of "Westerleigh" is certainly very circumstantial eviden
2 CONC ce, since he was one of the founders of "Westerly", Rhode Island." [21
2 CONC 6]
1 FAMS @fam06176@
1 FAMC @fam06179@
0 @ind12632@ INDI
1 NAME SAMUEL /HUBBARD/
2 DISPLAY SAMUEL HUBBARD
2 GIVN SAMUEL
2 SURN HUBBARD
1 POSITION 19090,-710
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 19025,-654,19156,-791
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 10 MAY 1610
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 10 MAY 1689
2 NOTE Samuel Hubbard 
3 CONT Born:  10 May 1610
3 CONT Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England   
3 CONT Died:  10 May 1689
3 CONT Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMC @fam06186@
1 FAMS @fam07465@
0 @ind12633@ INDI
1 NAME FRANCES ST / LAWREN CE/
2 DISPLAY FRANCES ST  LAWREN CE
2 GIVN FRANCES
2 MIDDLE ST
2 SURN  LAWREN CE
1 POSITION 18350,-680
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 18276,-624,18424,-786
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1617
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1700
2 NOTE Frances St Lawrence 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1617
3 CONT [city], [parish], [county], Ireland   
3 CONT Died:  abt 1700
3 CONT [city], [parish], [county], England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Frances St Lawrence 
1 FAMS @fam06177@
0 @ind12634@ INDI
1 NAME SAMUEL /BURDETT/
2 DISPLAY SAMUEL BURDETT
2 GIVN SAMUEL
2 SURN BURDETT
1 POSITION 18140,-700
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 18075,-644,18206,-781
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1602
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1664
2 NOTE Samuel Burdett 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1602
3 CONT [city], [parish], [county], England   
3 CONT Died:  abt 1664
3 CONT [city], [parish], [county], Ireland  ????
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam06177@
0 @ind12637@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /DRAKE/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH DRAKE
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN DRAKE
1 POSITION 17060,-670
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 16992,-614,17129,-751
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1585
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 20 AUG 1670
2 NOTE Elizabeth Drake 
3 CONT Born:  1585
3 CONT Wiscombe, South Leigh, Devon, England   
3 CONT Died:  20 Aug 1670
3 CONT Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE John Crandall  M 1612 in Monmouthshire, [parish], [county], England 
1 FAMS @fam06179@
1 FAMC @fam06181@
0 @ind12638@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN (ENGLAND) /CRANDALL/
2 DISPLAY JOHN (ENGLAND) CRANDALL
2 GIVN JOHN
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN CRANDALL
1 POSITION 16790,-650
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 16722,-594,16859,-756
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1582
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1634
2 NOTE John Crandall 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1582
3 CONT [city], [parish], [county], England   
3 CONT Died:  1634
3 CONT  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam06179@
0 @ind12641@ INDI
1 NAME ANNE (ENGLAND) /GRENVILLE/
2 DISPLAY ANNE (ENGLAND) GRENVILLE
2 GIVN ANNE
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN GRENVILLE
1 POSITION 17150,-450
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 17080,-394,17220,-556
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1513
2 PLAC Stow, [parish], Devon, England
3 _XREF @place00143@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 18 FEB 1577
2 PLAC Musbury, [parish], Devon, England
3 _XREF @place00142@
2 NOTE Anne Grenville 
3 CONT Born:  1513
3 CONT Stow, [parish], Devon, England   
3 CONT Died:  18 Feb 1577
3 CONT Musbury, [parish], Devon, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam06181@
0 @ind12642@ INDI
1 NAME ROBERT (ENGLAND) /DRAKE/
2 DISPLAY ROBERT (ENGLAND) DRAKE
2 GIVN ROBERT
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN DRAKE
1 POSITION 16980,-450
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 16912,-394,17049,-556
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1528
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 30 MAR 1600
2 NOTE Robert Drake 
3 CONT Born:  1528
3 CONT Wiscombe, [parish], Devon, England   
3 CONT Died:  30 Mar 1600
3 CONT Wiscomb Park, South Leigh, Devon, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam06181@
0 @ind12651@ INDI
1 NAME NAOMI (ENGLAND) /COCKE/
2 DISPLAY NAOMI (ENGLAND) COCKE
2 GIVN NAOMI
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN COCKE
1 POSITION 19120,-470
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 19052,-414,19189,-576
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1582
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1618
2 NOTE Naomi Cocke 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1582
3 CONT Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England   
3 CONT Died:  abt 1618
3 CONT Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Sarah Hubbard  F 1593 in Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT James Hubbard  M 14 Aug 1603 in Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England
2 CONC     
2 CONT Thomas Hubbard  M 1604 in Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT Anna Hubbard  F 3 Sep 1605 in Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Benjamin Hubbard  M 1608 in Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT Samuel Hubbard  M 10 May 1610 in Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, Englan
2 CONC d    
2 CONT Rachel Hubbard  F 1611 in Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut, USA    
2 CONT John Hubbard  M abt 1616 in Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT Bertha Hubbard  F 1616 in Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00230@
1 FAMS @fam06186@
0 @ind12652@ INDI
1 NAME JAMES (ENGLAND) /HUBBARD/
2 DISPLAY JAMES (ENGLAND) HUBBARD
2 GIVN JAMES
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN HUBBARD
1 POSITION 18980,-470
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 18912,-414,19049,-576
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1578
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 26 MAY 1655
2 NOTE James Hubbard 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1578
3 CONT Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England   
3 CONT Died:  26 May 1655
3 CONT [city], [parish], Essex, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam06186@
0 @ind12653@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /MAXSON/
2 DISPLAY MARY MAXSON
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN MAXSON
1 POSITION 21770,-1500
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 21705,-1444,21836,-1581
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 29 AUG 1718
2 NOTE Birth : 28 Aug 1718 Rhode Island
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Rhode Island
3 _XREF @place00008@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 12 MAY 1797
2 PLAC Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
3 _XREF @place00003@
2 NOTE Mary Maxson 
3 CONT Born:  28 Aug 1718
3 CONT Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA   
3 CONT Died:  12 May 1797
3 CONT Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT Death : 12 May 1791 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT *******************************************************************
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children 
2 CONT Esther Stillman  F 22 Nov 1740 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, 
2 CONC USA    
2 CONT Joseph Stillman  M 28 Feb 1743 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, 
2 CONC USA    
2 CONT Amy Stillman  F 17 Apr 1754 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Lois Stillman  F 12 Apr 1756 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00353@
1 FAMS @fam06187@
1 FAMC @fam07788@
0 @ind12654@ INDI
1 NAME JOSEPH /STILLMAN/
2 DISPLAY JOSEPH STILLMAN
2 GIVN JOSEPH
2 SURN STILLMAN
1 POSITION 16420,-1500
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 16355,-1444,16486,-1581
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 5 DEC 1716
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 10 AUG 1792
2 NOTE Joseph Stillman 
3 CONT Born:  5 Dec 1716
3 CONT Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA   
3 CONT Died:  10 Aug 1792
3 CONT Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam06187@
1 FAMC @fam06188@
0 @ind12655@ INDI
1 NAME DEBORAH /CRANDALL/
2 DISPLAY DEBORAH CRANDALL
2 GIVN DEBORAH
2 SURN CRANDALL
1 POSITION 17730,-1300
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 17663,-1244,17797,-1381
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1688
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 12 SEP 1737
2 NOTE Deborah Crandall 
3 CONT Born:  1660
3 CONT Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA   
3 CONT Died:  12 Sep 1737
3 CONT Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Deborah Stillman  F 11 Jan 1707 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island,
2 CONC  USA    
2 CONT Nathaniel Stillman  M 2 May 1709 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island
2 CONC , USA    
2 CONT Mary Stillman  F 27 Sep 1711 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT George Stillman  M 13 Feb 1714 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, 
2 CONC USA    
2 CONT Joseph Stillman  M 5 Dec 1716 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT John Stillman  M 14 Jun 1719 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Elisha Stillman  M 25 Apr 1722 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, 
2 CONC USA    
2 CONT Benjamin Stillman  M 25 Jan 1725 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island
2 CONC , USA    
2 CONT    *********************************************
2 CONT Children of Doctor George Stileman/Stillman, Jr.
2 CONT and Deborah Crandall
2 CONT daughter of Reverend Joseph Crandall and Deborah Burdick
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Deborah Stillman 
2 CONT Born: 11 Jan 1707 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT Died: 
2 CONT Place: West Greenwich, RI 
2 CONT Married: Benjamin Tanner 
2 CONT Born: 24 Dec 1692 
2 CONT Place: West Greenwich, RI 
2 CONT Died: 
2 CONT Place: 
2 CONT Date Married: 13 Apr 1741 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Nathaniel Stillman 
2 CONT Born: 2 May 1709 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT Died: young 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mary "Molly" Stillman 
2 CONT Born: 27 Sep 1711 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT Died: 26 Feb 1789 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT George Stillman III 
2 CONT Born: 13 Feb 1714 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT Died: 1760 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT Married: Mary "Molly" Burdick 
2 CONT Born: 1720 
2 CONT Place: 
2 CONT Died: 11 Aug 1811 
2 CONT Place: Petersburg, NY 
2 CONT Date Married: 3 Nov 1737 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joseph Stillman 
2 CONT Born: 5 Dec 1716 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT Died: prior to 28 Feb 1757 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT Married: Mary "Molly" Maxson 
2 CONT Born: 28 Aug 1718 
2 CONT Place: Hopkinton, RI 
2 CONT Died: 12 May 1797 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT Date Married: 17 June 1739 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT John Stillman 
2 CONT Born: 14 June 1719 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT Died: 5 Nov 1790 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT Married: Mary "Molly" Clarke 
2 CONT Born: 4 Jul 1729 
2 CONT Place: Hopkinton, RI 
2 CONT Died: 26 Feb 1789 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT Date Married: 12 Dec 1745 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Elisha Stillman 
2 CONT Born: 25 Apr 1722 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT Died: 26 Jul 1796 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT Married:1) Hannah Rogers 
2 CONT Born: 25 Dec 1727 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT Died: 12 Nov 1758 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT Date Married: 5 Mar 1745 
2 CONT Married:2) Mary "Molly" Davis 
2 CONT Born: 3 Dec 1737 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT Died: 16 Jan 1785 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT Date Married: 3 Jan 1759 
2 CONT Married:3) Elizabeth "Betsey" Burdick 
2 CONT Born: 
2 CONT Place: 
2 CONT Died: 
2 CONT Place: 
2 CONT Date Married: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Benjamin Stillman 
2 CONT Born: 25 Jan 1725 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT Died: 12 May 1791 
2 CONT Place: Hopkinton, RI 
2 CONT Married: Mary Saunders 
2 CONT Born: 13 May 1731 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT Died: 
2 CONT Place: 
2 CONT Date Married: 28 Feb 1751 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT FAMILY HISTORY OF HANNAH STILLMAN (MRS. RICHARD) BRADFIELD dated Novem
2 CONC ber 1, 1963 has been provided by William M. Morgan of Washington, USA 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Information has been obtained from ancestry.com 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00349@
1 FAMS @fam06188@
1 FAMC @fam06174@
0 @ind12656@ INDI
1 NAME DR. GEORGE /STILLMAN/
2 DISPLAY DR. GEORGE STILLMAN
2 GIVN DR. GEORGE
2 SURN STILLMAN
1 POSITION 16070,-1280
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 16005,-1224,16136,-1386
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE AUG 1679
2 NOTE Born:  Aug 1679
3 CONT Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA   
3 CONT ALTERNATIVE INFO
3 CONT 
3 CONT Birth : 1678 London, England
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1760
2 NOTE Death : 1760 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode IslandGeorge Stillman 
3 CONT Died:  1760
3 CONT Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT Life of Doctor George Stileman/Stillman
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Born in London in 1679, George Stileman Pickering, Jr. Gent, was educa
2 CONC ted and apprenticed to the trade of tailor when he first moved to the 
2 CONC colonies to live with his father in 1689. Not liking that profession, 
2 CONC George persuaded his father that he should be a Medical Doctor and ret
2 CONC urned to England, studied medicine and became known as Doctor George S
2 CONC tileman Pickering, Jr.. Rejoining his father in around 1700, Doctor Ge
2 CONC orge dropped the last name Pickering, took the new surname spelling of
2 CONC  his father - Stillman - moved to Wethersfield with his father, then o
2 CONC n to Westerly, Rhode Island, where he was made a freeman or citizen. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Professor Thomas Bliss Stillman writes that George Jr. on a journey fr
2 CONC om Wethersfield to Boston, passed through the town of Westerly, RI, th
2 CONC e seat of a Society of Sabbatarians, who observed the seventh day of t
2 CONC he week as the Sabbath, and he was much surprised to see the people at
2 CONC  their work on Sunday and thought they must be a very deluded set. Upo
2 CONC n his return from Boston, he thought he would stop at Westerly and inq
2 CONC uire into the matter. Accordingly, he had an interview with their past
2 CONC or, Elder Thomas Hiscox, but instead of convincing them of error, he b
2 CONC ecame convinced himself and took up his abode with them. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1706, Doctor George Stillman, Jr. married Deborah Crandall, daughte
2 CONC r of Reverend Joseph Crandall and Deborah Burdick of Westerly, RI. Deb
2 CONC orah Burdick was grandaughter of Samuel Hubbard, charter member of the
2 CONC  1st Seventh Day Baptist Church in America at Newport, RI in 1671. It 
2 CONC is through Deborah Crandall that all decendents of Doctor George Still
2 CONC man are direct decendents of royalty such as: Charlemagne Emperor of t
2 CONC he West, King of Franks; Alfred the Great, King of West Saxony; and, t
2 CONC he Kings of Scotland PLEASE NOTE - the Crandall links to these lineage
2 CONC s are severely disputed by the Crandall Family Association (CFA). Afte
2 CONC r careful review of the evidence presented by the CFA, the Crandall li
2 CONC nks to the lineages should be considered to be very likely inaccurate.
2 CONC  Accurate family links to the lineages have been found in the past and
2 CONC  are currently being researched - Bill Stillman, September 2002 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Through Lady Elizabeth Montagu Pickering - the wife of Sir Gilbert Pic
2 CONC kering - a royal lineage has been thoroughly documented by John R. Spr
2 CONC ague III. The Stillman Family Genealogy Home Page extends sincerest gr
2 CONC atitude to John R. Sprague for researching and documenting this lineag
2 CONC e. All direct decendents of Mr. George Stillman may rightfully claim t
2 CONC his lineage as theirs for whatever purposes such claim may serve. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Doctor George Stillman, Jr. purchased a large tract of land in Westerl
2 CONC y, RI, situated in the bend of the Pawcatuck River, where he settled a
2 CONC fter his marriage and practiced medicine. Doctor George Stillman, Jr. 
2 CONC was a member of the Westerly Seventh Day Baptist Church where he was a
2 CONC ppointed lay preacher and served as Clerk of the Church for over 30 ye
2 CONC ars. Doctor George Stillman, Jr. died in 1760.
2 CONT 1700 (about) Joined father in Hadley, MA after he came of age and fini
2 CONC shed apprenticeship. Evidence that he came from Steeple Ashton., Wilts
2 CONC ., was on the fly leaf of his Bible, written in court handwriting of t
2 CONC hat day. His Bible contains name of Abraham Silverthorne, Taylor, beli
2 CONC eved to be the one to whom he was apprenticed. Bible owned by Sanford 
2 CONC Stillman, Westerly, stated "purchased from Robert Silverthorn, London,
2 CONC  Eng, in 1698 when 18 yrs. of age". Legend is that he passed through W
2 CONC esterly on business trip, became acquainted with Seventh Day Baptists 
2 CONC and decided to settle there 
2 CONT 1703 Mar 22 - made a freeman in Westerly, about same time his father m
2 CONC oved to Wethersfield 
2 CONT 1704 Juryman 
2 CONT 1708 July 17 - joined Seventh Day Baptist Church, giving evidence he h
2 CONC ad been baptized in England. 
2 CONT 1708 bought land of William Crumb and Thomas Shaw, built first two-sto
2 CONC ry house in Westerly at Crumb's Neck on a bend in the Pawcatuck River.
2 CONC  
2 CONT 1710 appointed to assist minister of Seventh Day Baptist Church. He wa
2 CONC s a lay preacher and also practiced medicine. 
2 CONT 1711 purchased land of General Assembly 
2 CONT 1720 purchased land of Samuel Langworthy 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Doctor George Stillman, Jr. deeded land to his sons, after they became
2 CONC  21, and they settled on Crumb's Neck. His will divided a considerable
2 CONC  estate. His home went to the youngest son, with provision for life us
2 CONC e of part of it by his widow. 
2 CONT The preceding was written by Hannah Amelia Stillman Bradfield in FAMIL
2 CONC Y HISTORY OF HANNAH STILLMAN (MRS. RICHARD) BRADFIELD dated November 1
2 CONC , 1963 - edited for this page
2 CONT 
2 CONT The account of the life of Doctor George Stillman contained in Genealo
2 CONC gies and Biographies of Ancient Wethersfield is not entirely accurate 
2 CONC and should be considered in the total context of this document. One pl
2 CONC ausible interpretation is that the name appearing to be "Picard, partl
2 CONC y blotted out." is the surname of his deceased mother, Jane Pickering,
2 CONC  and her brother Sir John Pickering, Baronette of Nova Scotia 2nd, bro
2 CONC ther-in-law of Mr. George Stileman Pickering, and uncle to George Stil
2 CONC eman Pickering, Jr., with whom the latter most likely would have lived
2 CONC  with while obtaining his medical degree in London, England during 168
2 CONC 9 - 1700.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Other EXCELLENT sites related to the history of the American Stillman 
2 CONC Family of Mr. George Stileman/Stillman are
2 CONT The Babcock Family
2 CONT The Bliss Family
2 CONT The Burdick Family
2 CONT The Chesbro Family
2 CONT The Crandall Family Association
2 CONT The Davis Family
2 CONT The Langworthy Family
2 CONT The Maxson Family
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam06188@
1 FAMC @fam07787@
0 @ind12857@ INDI
1 NAME ASA /MAXON/
2 DISPLAY ASA MAXON
2 GIVN ASA
2 SURN MAXON
1 POSITION 11070,-1690
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 11005,-1634,11136,-1771
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 FILL #008000
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 6 MAR 1750
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 18 MAR 1842
2 PLAC ADAMS NY
3 _XREF @place00622@
2 NOTE D ADAMS NY
3 CONT OTHERS
3 CONT (1752-1842)
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 2ND MARRIAGE BEFORE 1830 MRS, MARY (STILLMAN) POTTER WIDOW OF CAPT. GE
2 CONC ORGE POTTER
2 CONT **********************************
2 CONT Asa Maxson, son of David was 92 years old when he died, was buried in 
2 CONC the Union Cemetery at Adams Center, N.Y. where his son David is also b
2 CONC uried, as was a soldier of the American Revolution and his grave is ma
2 CONC rked with an Rev. Shield. Such as is used to mark and honor the graves
2 CONC  of soldiers that served in that war.
1 FAMC @fam06294@
1 FAMS @fam07437@
0 @ind12858@ INDI
1 NAME DAVID /MAXSON/
2 DISPLAY DAVID MAXSON
2 GIVN DAVID
2 SURN MAXSON
1 POSITION 9670,-1510
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 9605,-1454,9736,-1591
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 FILL #008000
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 24 JUL 1729
2 NOTE July 24, 1729.
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1785
2 NOTE B   WESTERLY RI  D BERLIN NY
3 CONT David Maxson-
3 CONT 
3 CONT (1729-1786)
3 CONT 
3 CONT DAVID DIED ON HIS FARM FROM AN ACCIDENT WITH A HAY FOREK AND IS BURIIE
3 CONC D  THEREWITH , THOUGH HIS WIFE IS BURIED AT PETERSBERG N.Y. NEAR HER S
3 CONC ON CAPT. DAVIID MAXSON
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE In the Revolutionary War David Maxson was appointed Deputy by the Gene
2 CONC ral assembly to procure ammunition for the colony of R.I. He was Deput
2 CONC y from 1781 to 1783. He made bullets. In 1777 was in the alarm list. M
2 CONC ade bullets 1775 to 1776.
2 CONT 
2 CONT David Maxson was born at Westerly, July 24, 1729. he married Abigail G
2 CONC reenman, daughter of Edward and Sarah (Clark) Greenman.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT *********************************************
2 CONT DAVID MADE BULLETS FOR THE REV. WAR AND IS ACCEPTED BY THE DAR  AS A P
2 CONC ATRIOT.SEE NAT # 156510 LINEAGE #165 1938. HE WAS APPOINTED DEPUTY TO 
2 CONC THE GEN. ASSEMBLY IN 1775 TO PROCURE BULLETS, POWDER, LEAD, AND FLINT.
2 CONC .......................
2 CONT David Maxson and his wife Abigail, were baptized and joined the Wester
2 CONC ly S.D.B. church August 4, 1753. Their daughter Elizabeth joined in 17
2 CONC 71. Chloe in 1779, Wealthy in 1780, Elanor and Abigail March 25, 1886.
2 CONC  Paul and David April 8, 1786.
2 CONT 
2 CONT David Maxson represented Westerly in the Colonial Assembly in 1765, 17
2 CONC 81, and 1783. He was a farmer, and has been said to have been buried o
2 CONC n his farm near Westerly. He died about 1786. His wife died March 5, 1
2 CONC 812 and is buried in the village cemetery neat Petersburg, N.Y.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The town of Westerly, "April 17, 1776 - Voted that Mr. David Maxson be
2 CONC  paid 32 shillings for bringing the Powder and Lead from the town of P
2 CONC rovidence.
2 CONT 
2 CONT June 4, 1776, - Voted that the store of Lead now in this town be run i
2 CONC nto bullets for firearms of several sizes, and Mr. David Maxson is app
2 CONC ointed to run the same as soon as may be.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam06294@
1 FAMC @fam06295@
0 @ind12859@ INDI
1 NAME ABIGAIL  /GREENMAN/
2 DISPLAY ABIGAIL  GREENMAN
2 GIVN ABIGAIL 
2 SURN GREENMAN
1 POSITION 14120,-1490
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 14048,-1434,14193,-1571
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1726
2 NOTE b: 1726/1727 in of Westerly, Washington Co., Ri
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Westerly, Washington Co., Ri
3 _XREF @place00620@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 3 MAY 1812
2 PLAC Petersburg, Rensselaer, Ny.
3 _XREF @place00621@
2 NOTE   died 5 Mar 1812 in Petersburg, Rensselaer, Ny.
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 1. Eleanor Maxson 
2 CONT Born: - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 
2 CONT 2. Silas Maxson 
2 CONT Born: 29 DEC 1750 - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN -
2 CONT  3. Asa I. Maxson 
2 CONT Born: 6 MAR 1750/51 - 
2 CONT Marr: - Mary Stillman (other spouses)
2 CONT Died: 18 MAR 1842 - Adams, New York
2 CONT  4. Elizabeth Maxson 
2 CONT Born: 14 JUL 1754 - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN -
2 CONT  5. Paul Maxson 
2 CONT Born: 12 AUG 1757 - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 
2 CONT 6. Chloe Maxson 
2 CONT Born: 15 OCT 1759 - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 
2 CONT 7. Wealthy Maxson 
2 CONT Born: 9 MAR 1762 - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 
2 CONT 8. Sarah Maxson 
2 CONT Born: 23 DEC 1763 - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN -
2 CONT  9. David Maxson, Ii 
2 CONT Born: 29 AUG 1766 - Westerly, Ri
2 CONT Marr: - Sarah Greenman 
2 CONT Died: 15 AUG 1839 - Petersburgh, Ny  
2 CONT ******************************************8
2 CONT children: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT + 379 M i Silas Maxson was born on 29 Dec 1750. He died on 17 Sep 1823
2 CONC .  
2 CONT + 380 M ii Asa Maxson was born on 6 Mar 1752. He died on 18 Mar 1842. 
2 CONC  
2 CONT + 381 F iii Elizabeth Maxson was born on 14 Jul 1754. She died on 19 M
2 CONC ar 1838.  
2 CONT + 382 M iv Paul Maxson was born on 2 Aug 1757. He died on 13 Jul 1818.
2 CONC   
2 CONT + 383 F v Chloe Maxson was born on 15 Oct 1759. She died on 19 Mar 183
2 CONC 3.  
2 CONT + 384 F vi Wealthy Maxson was born on 9 Mar 1762. She died in 1845.  
2 CONT + 385 F vii Sarah Maxson was born on 23 Dec 1763. She died on 22 Oct 1
2 CONC 841.  
2 CONT + 386 M viii David Maxson was born on 28 Aug 1766. He died on 15 Aug 1
2 CONC 839.  
2 CONT + 387 F ix Eleanor Maxson was born in 1769. She died in 1828.  
2 CONT   388 F x Abby Maxson 
2 CONT ************************************************************
2 CONT 1. Eleanor Maxson 
2 CONT Born: - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN -
2 CONT  2. Silas Maxson 
2 CONT Born: 29 DEC 1750 - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 
2 CONT 3. Asa I. Maxson 
2 CONT Born: 6 MAR 1750/51 - 
2 CONT Marr: - Mary Stillman (other spouses)
2 CONT Died: 18 MAR 1842 - Adams, New York
2 CONT  4. Elizabeth Maxson 
2 CONT Born: 14 JUL 1754 - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN -
2 CONT  5. Paul Maxson 
2 CONT Born: 12 AUG 1757 - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 
2 CONT 6. Chloe Maxson 
2 CONT Born: 15 OCT 1759 - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN -
2 CONT  7. Wealthy Maxson 
2 CONT Born: 9 MAR 1762 - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 
2 CONT 8. Sarah Maxson 
2 CONT Born: 23 DEC 1763 - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN -
2 CONT  9. David Maxson, Ii 
2 CONT Born: 29 AUG 1766 - Westerly, Ri
2 CONT Marr: - Sarah Greenman 
2 CONT Died: 15 AUG 1839 - Petersburgh, Ny  
2 CONT ***************************************************8
2 CONT He had ten children, born at Westerly:
2 CONT Silas born December 29, 1750, married Sarah Clarke.
2 CONT Asa born March 6, 1752, married Lois Stillman
2 CONT Elizabeth born July 14, 1754, married Joseph Stillman
2 CONT Paul born August 2, 1757, married Susannah Stillman
2 CONT Chloe born October 15, 1759 married Samuel Clarke
2 CONT Wealthy born March 9, 1762 married Wait Stillman b. 1758 d. 1839
2 CONT Sarah born December 223, 1763, married Geo. Stillman
2 CONT David born August 29, 1766, married Sarah Greenman
2 CONT Elanor born 1769, married Joshua Vincent
2 CONT Abigail born
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00230@
1 FAMS @fam06294@
1 FAMC @fam07834@
0 @ind12860@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /MAXSON/
2 DISPLAY JOHN MAXSON
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN MAXSON
1 POSITION 9190,-1290
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 9125,-1234,9256,-1371
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 21 MAR 1701
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1786
2 NOTE John Maxson
3 CONT Born: 21 April 1701
3 CONT Place: Westerly, RI
3 CONT Marr: 26 September 1724
3 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
3 CONT Died:  1786
3 CONT Place: 
3 CONT OTHERS SAY 
3 CONT (1666-1747)
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT D ABOUT 1786 B& D WESTERLY RI
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 1. John Maxson    
2 CONT Born: 27 AUG 1725 - Westerly, Washington, Ri
2 CONT Marr: 1746 - Sarah Burdick 
2 CONT Died: 1786 - 2. Matthew Maxson    
2 CONT Born: 27 APR 1727 - 
2 CONT Marr: 1749 - Martha Potter 
2 CONT Died: 28 FEB 1791 - 3. David Maxson    
2 CONT Born: 24 JUL 1729 - Westerly, Ri
2 CONT Marr: 1748 - Abigail Greenman 
2 CONT Died: ABT 1785 - Berlin, Ny 4. Joseph Jesse Maxson    
2 CONT Born: 23 MAR 1730/31 - 
2 CONT Marr: 1753 - Keturah Randall 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 5. Benjamin Maxson 
2 CONT Born: 21 FEB 1731/32 - 
2 CONT Marr: - Eunice Reynolds 
2 CONT Died: 9 APR 1822 - 6. Benjamin Maxson    
2 CONT Born: 21 FEB 1732/33 - Westerly, Wash., R.I. 
2 CONT Died: 9 APR 1822 - 7. Stephen Maxson    
2 CONT Born: 3 MAY 1735 - 
2 CONT Marr: 1757 - Martha Steward 
2 CONT Died: 29 APR 1794 - 8. Thankful Maxson    
2 CONT Born: 16 JUL 1737 - Westerly, Washington, Ri
2 CONT Marr: - Captain Nathan Barber 
2 CONT Died: 29 APR 1794 - Westerly, Washington, Ri 9. Daniel Maxson    
2 CONT Born: 25 SEP 1739 - 
2 CONT Marr: 1762 - Borodell Ross 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 10. Joel Maxson    
2 CONT Born: 28 MAY 1742 - Westerly, Wash., R.I.
2 CONT Died: 5 SEP 1762 - 11. Eleanor Maxson    
2 CONT Born: 24 JAN 1747/48 - 
2 CONT Marr: 1762 - William Bliven 
2 CONT Died: 5 SEP 1771 -  
2 CONT 
1 FAMC @fam06106@
1 FAMS @fam06295@
0 @ind12861@ INDI
1 NAME THANKFUL /RANDALL/
2 DISPLAY THANKFUL RANDALL
2 GIVN THANKFUL
2 SURN RANDALL
1 POSITION 11500,-1290
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 11434,-1234,11567,-1371
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1702
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1785
2 NOTE B & D WESTERLY RI
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 1. John Maxson    
2 CONT Born: 27 AUG 1725 - Westerly, Washington, Ri
2 CONT Marr: 1746 - Sarah Burdick 
2 CONT Died: 1786 -
2 CONT  2. Matthew Maxson    
2 CONT Born: 27 APR 1727 - 
2 CONT Marr: 1749 - Martha Potter 
2 CONT Died: 28 FEB 1791 -
2 CONT  3. David Maxson    
2 CONT Born: 24 JUL 1729 - Westerly, Ri
2 CONT Marr: 1748 - Abigail Greenman 
2 CONT Died: ABT 1785 - Berlin, Ny
2 CONT  4. Joseph Jesse Maxson    
2 CONT Born: 23 MAR 1730/31 - 
2 CONT Marr: 1753 - Keturah Randall 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 
2 CONT 5. Benjamin Maxson 
2 CONT Born: 21 FEB 1731/32 - 
2 CONT Marr: - Eunice Reynolds 
2 CONT Died: 9 APR 1822 -
2 CONT  6. Benjamin Maxson    
2 CONT Born: 21 FEB 1732/33 - Westerly, Wash., R.I. 
2 CONT Died: 9 APR 1822 -
2 CONT  7. Stephen Maxson    
2 CONT Born: 3 MAY 1735 - 
2 CONT Marr: 1757 - Martha Steward 
2 CONT Died: 29 APR 1794 -
2 CONT  8. Thankful Maxson    
2 CONT Born: 16 JUL 1737 - Westerly, Washington, Ri
2 CONT Marr: - Captain Nathan Barber 
2 CONT Died: 29 APR 1794 - Westerly, Washington, Ri 
2 CONT 9. Daniel Maxson    
2 CONT Born: 25 SEP 1739 - 
2 CONT Marr: 1762 - Borodell Ross 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN -
2 CONT  10. Joel Maxson    
2 CONT Born: 28 MAY 1742 - Westerly, Wash., R.I.
2 CONT Died: 5 SEP 1762 -
2 CONT  11. Eleanor Maxson    
2 CONT Born: 24 JAN 1747/48 - 
2 CONT Marr: 1762 - William Bliven 
2 CONT Died: 5 SEP 1771 -  
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00160@
1 FAMS @fam06295@
1 FAMC @fam06296@
0 @ind12862@ INDI
1 NAME MATHEW /RANDALL/
2 DISPLAY MATHEW RANDALL
2 GIVN MATHEW
2 SURN RANDALL
1 POSITION 10990,-1100
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 10925,-1044,11056,-1181
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1671
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 19 DEC 1735
2 NOTE B STONINGTON CT
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00474@
1 FAMS @fam06296@
1 FAMC @fam06298@
0 @ind12863@ INDI
1 NAME ELEANOR /UTTER/
2 DISPLAY ELEANOR UTTER
2 GIVN ELEANOR
2 SURN UTTER
1 POSITION 11950,-1070
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 11885,-1014,12016,-1151
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1672
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1735
2 NOTE B STONINGTON CT D HOPKINTON RI**UTTER, Eleanor-[6267] 1 2
3 CONT Born: 1672, Stonington, New London, Connecticut, USA 
3 CONT Married: 1693, Westerley, Washington, Rhode Island, USA 
3 CONT Died: 1735, Hopkinton, Washington, Rhode Island, USA 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE [NI0129] Utter Genealogy p. 16. Although mentioned in many places as a
2 CONC  possible step-daughter of Nicholas Utter of Westerly, RI, her probabl
2 CONC e birth (based on her marriage year) would place her among the other c
2 CONC hildren of Nicholas Utter and wife Elizabeth, she is most probably a b
2 CONC lood daughter of Nicholas Utter of Westerly, R.I. !Torrey genalogy giv
2 CONC es the first birth of a child of Nicholas Utter and his second wife as
2 CONC  1701, strengthening the case for Eleanor’s parentage as an Utter. (ta
2 CONC ken from the New England Genealogy GEDCOM Database from E. Perry) 
2 CONT As per the book, "Nicholas Utter of Westerly, R.I.", it lists a docume
2 CONC nt saying that Eleanor was the daughter of the widowed Elizabeth befor
2 CONC e Nicholas married her and Nicholas claims her as a daughter-in-law (a
2 CONC s they never knew what step children meant back then) in his will and 
2 CONC testament...so it's anyone's guess who she truly is, but she did mary 
2 CONC Matthew Randall and she did receive part of what was hers from the wil
2 CONC l. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1. Eleanor Randall    
2 CONT Born: 24 JUN 1694 - Stonington, New London, Conn.
2 CONT Marr: 1713 - Benjamin Greene 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 
2 CONT 2. Mercy Randall 
2 CONT Born: 16 MAY 1696 - Stonington, New London, Ct
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 
2 CONT 3. Matthew Randall    
2 CONT Born: 1698 - Stonington, New London, Ct
2 CONT Marr: 1724 - Judith Maxson 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 
2 CONT 4. Mary Randall    
2 CONT Born: 16 DEC 1698 - Stonington, New London, Ct
2 CONT Marr: 1716 - Caleb Pendleton 
2 CONT Died: 1800 -
2 CONT  5. Benjamin Randall    
2 CONT Born: BET 1698 AND 1702 - Stonington, New London, Ct
2 CONT Marr: 1735 - Mary Babcock 
2 CONT Died: 1764 - Hopkinton, Washington, Ri 
2 CONT 6. Thankful Randall    
2 CONT Born: 1702 - Westerly, Ri
2 CONT Marr: 1724 - John Maxson 
2 CONT Died: 1785 - Westerly, Ri 
2 CONT 7. Elizabeth Randall    
2 CONT Born: 1704 - Stonington, New London, Ct
2 CONT Marr: 1724 - Edward Wells 
2 CONT Died: AFT 1764 - Hopkinton, Washington, Ri 
2 CONT 8. Patience Randall    
2 CONT Born: 1706 - Stonington, New London, Ct
2 CONT Marr: - John Coon 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - Westerly, Ri  
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00349@
1 FAMS @fam06296@
1 FAMC @fam06297@
0 @ind12864@ INDI
1 NAME NICHOLAS MATTSON /UTTER/
2 DISPLAY NICHOLAS MATTSON UTTER
2 GIVN NICHOLAS
2 MIDDLE MATTSON
2 SURN UTTER
1 PICTURES @pic00024@, @pic00025@
2 PRIMARY @pic00024@
1 POSITION 11790,-870
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 11725,-814,11856,-976
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 FILL #00FF00
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1637
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1723
2 NOTE Nicholas UTTER was born about 1637. He died before 1723.************UT
3 CONC TER, Nicholas-[6058] 1 2
3 CONT Born: Abt 1642, , , England 
3 CONT Married (1): Abt 1683, of Stonington, New London, Connecticut, USA 
3 CONT Married (2): Abt 1665, Stonington, New London, Connecticut, USA 
3 CONT Died: 1722, Stonington, New London, Connecticut, USA **Alt Birth, Abt 
3 CONC 1642, Stonington, New London, Connecticut, USA. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT Nicholas married Mrs. Nicholas UTTER-[5961] [MRIN:2382] about 1683 of 
3 CONC Stonington, New London, Connecticut, USA. 
3 CONT Nicholas also married Nicholas Mrs. TEFFT-[6880] [MRIN:2470] about 166
3 CONC 5 in Stonington, New London, Connecticut, USA. (Nicholas Mrs. TEFFT-[6
3 CONC 880] was born about 1650 in Stonington, New London, Connecticut, USA.)
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE     Nicholas' Utter, the immigrant, was born about 1637. From 1630 to 
2 CONC 1640 there was a large influx of people from England to New England, l
2 CONC anding at Lynn, Salem, and Newbury, Mass. Doubtless the parents of Nic
2 CONC holas Utter were among these immigrants. Nicholas Utter was born about
2 CONC  1637. The precise time and place is not of record. There are traditio
2 CONC ns that the native country of the Utter family was Sweden; one, that t
2 CONC hey came from Holland; another claims the name should be Von Utter. Bu
2 CONC t what is correct is not yet ascertained. It is found that he lived in
2 CONC  Westerly, RI, and Stonington, Conn.
2 CONT THE BROWN GENEALOGY, Vol. II, 1915, by Cyrus Henry Brown, page 353.
2 CONT Nicholas was made a Freeman June 13, 1698. 
2 CONT Nicholas Utter: Born 1630 in Sweden, Died August 17, 1722 in Stoningto
2 CONC n, Connecticut. 
2 CONT " 'A Daughty Scandanavian Soldier - Sailor that of all North-men he dw
2 CONC elt farthest North who so interesed the King of Sweden that he had him
2 CONC  to court and had a scribe take down his storey." His inher itance fro
2 CONC m his Viking ancestors was his love of freedom and independence, an af
2 CONC fection for home and family and a great desire to travel. His ...
2 CONT ***************Westerly records, He received 100 acres of land from th
2 CONC e town of Westerly and bought two parcels from the 'Shannook Purchase'
2 CONC  (the Shannook Purchase was a tract of land mostly in the present town
2 CONC  of R ichmond, sold by the colony agents to encourage the settlement o
2 CONC f vacant lands.) Nicholas was employed in making a list of the town es
2 CONC tates and was a grand juryman for a setting of the General Court a t N
2 CONC ew Port. He engaged in many land transactions. He lived at 'Shannook F
2 CONC alls', near the present town of Shannook. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT On January 8, 1714, he bought land in Stonington, Connecticut. 'land b
2 CONC ounded south by the Asnawage River, near Glead Brook.' Here he lived u
2 CONC ntil he died. In his will - probated August 17, 1722 - h e leaves 'amo
2 CONC unts and property to his widow and children and also 20 pounds to his 
2 CONC Brothern of the first lay Baptist Church at Groton. My son Thomas to h
2 CONC ave a double shere of dividable estate for tak ing care of me in my ol
2 CONC d age.' 
2 CONT 
2 CONT As per his last will and testiment, dated 5 May 1722, before his death
2 CONC , Nicholas acknowledged Eleanor (supposed daughter of his wife, Elizab
2 CONC eth, whom was widowed when he married her in 1659) as his da ughter-in
2 CONC -law rather than as a step-daughter who later married Matthew Randall)
2 CONC  
2 CONT The Shannock Purchase
2 CONT 
2 CONT The Shannock Purchase was the second largest land grant to the citizen
2 CONC s of the Rhode Island colony during the division of the "vacant" India
2 CONC n lands in 1709. The Narragansett and Niantic Indian Nations agreed to
2 CONC  sell the "vacant lands" in exchange for permanent possession of land 
2 CONC located in the present town of Charlestown. The Shannock Purchase enco
2 CONC mpassed a large part of the present town of Richmond. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT Three of the 26 individuals to receive land in the Shannock Purchase w
2 CONC ere members of the Tefft family; including Joshua Tefft's brother Samu
2 CONC el and Samuel's eldest son, John - as well as Joshua's orphan son, Pet
2 CONC er. 
2 CONT *****************
2 CONT "Know all men by these presents that we Weston Clark Randall Holden Ri
2 CONC chard Greene Philip Tillinghast being a committee appointed and fully 
2 CONC empowered by the Government & Company of the Colony of Rhode Island & 
2 CONC Providence Plantations to dispose & make sale of the vacant lands in y
2 CONC e Narragansett County for & in consideration of the sum of 486 pound 2
2 CONC  shillings currant money of New England well & truely paid unto us who
2 CONC  receive ye same in behalf & for the use of ye Governor & Company afor
2 CONC e sd of & at the hand of William Gibson, Nicholas Utter, Samuell Tift,
2 CONC  fransis Colgrene, George Babcock, George Foster, William Knowles, Sam
2 CONC uell Clark, John Eanos, William Clark, Thomas Parker, James Deny, Dani
2 CONC el Wilcocks, Daniel Tenant, Samuell Lewis, William Utter, John Witter,
2 CONC  Peter Tift, Jeremiah Crandall, Eber Crandall, Samuell Perry, Joseph B
2 CONC rown, Weston Clark, John Tift and Nicholas Utter, Junior, all inhabita
2 CONC nts of Westerly Kingstown and Newport.
2 CONT Westerly Land Evidence 2:48
2 CONT *****ID: I23914 
2 CONT Name: Nicholas Mattson UTTER 
2 CONT Sex: M 
2 CONT Birth: BET 1630 AND 1637 in Westmanland Lan, Sweden 
2 CONT Death: 1722 in Stonington, Connecticut 
2 CONT Emigration: ABT 1654 
2 CONT Note: 
2 CONT Nicholas Mattson Utter arrived in America in 1654 to fight the war bet
2 CONC ween the Dutch and the Swedish in what was then, Delaware/New Jersey a
2 CONC t Fort Christina, but when the Dutch won, he left the Swedish Colony a
2 CONC nd sailed to other places until 1678 where he settled in Westerly, R.I
2 CONC . and supposedly sired 9 children.
2 CONT 
2 CONT above from ... Joni Utter Anderson
2 CONT ------------
2 CONT MARRIAGE: m(1) ?; m(2) widow Elizabeth who had dau Eleanor.
2 CONT 
2 CONT WILL: Dated May 5, 1722; pvd Aug. 17, 1722. Names wife Elizabeth; sons
2 CONC : Jabez, Thomas, Nicholas Jr and William; daus: Millicent Yeomans and 
2 CONC Sarah Forman decd.; friend John Richmond; 1st Baptist Church at Groton
2 CONC . Exors: Peter Crandall, John Maxson and John Richmond.
2 CONT 
2 CONT LAND: Jan. 8, 1713/4 purchased land in Stonington which was sold by he
2 CONC irs to Matthew Randall.
2 CONT 
2 CONT MISC: Oct. 4, 1714 Information being made to council by John Hull...ch
2 CONC ild of NICHOLAS UTTER is likely to put ____ betaken the sd NICHOLAS UT
2 CONC TER having left town. [Westerly, RI TCP 1:78R]
2 CONT 
2 CONT ---------------
2 CONT Warwick General Records No.1. 1681. A1:27-28. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT The Shannock Purchase
2 CONT 
2 CONT The Shannock Purchase was the second largest land grant to the citizen
2 CONC s of the Rhode Island colony during the division of the "vacant" India
2 CONC n lands in 1709. The Narragansett and Niantic Indian Nations agreed to
2 CONC  sell the "vacant lands" in exchange for permanent possession of land 
2 CONC located in the present town of Charlestown. The Shannock Purchase enco
2 CONC mpassed a large part of the present town of Richmond. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Three of the 26 individuals to receive land in the Shannock Purchase w
2 CONC ere members of the Tefft family including Joshua Tefft's brother, Samu
2 CONC el, and Samuel's eldest son, John; as well as Joshua's orphan son, Pet
2 CONC er. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Know all men by these presents that we Weston Clark Randall Holden Ri
2 CONC chard Greene Philip Tillinghast being a committee appointed and fully 
2 CONC empowered by the Government & Company of the Colony of Rhode Island & 
2 CONC Providence Plantations to dispose & make sale of the vacant lands in y
2 CONC e Narragansett County for & in consideration of the sum of 486 pound 2
2 CONC  shillings currant money of New England well & truely paid unto us who
2 CONC  receive ye same in behalf & for the use of ye Governor & Company afor
2 CONC e sd of & at the hand of William Gibson, Nicholas Utter, Samuell Tift,
2 CONC  fransis Colgrene, George Babcock, George Foster, William Knowles, Sam
2 CONC uell Clark, John Eanos, William Clark, Thomas Parker, James Deny, Dani
2 CONC el Wilcocks, Daniel Tenant, Samuell Lewis, William Utter, John Witter,
2 CONC  Peter Tift, Jeremiah Crandall, Eber Crandall, Samuell Perry, Joseph B
2 CONC rown, Weston Clark, John Tift and Nicholas Utter, Junior, all inhabita
2 CONC nts of Westerly, Kingstown and Newport."
2 CONT 
2 CONT Westerly Land Evidence 2:48
2 CONT --------------------
2 CONT Research by Gary Utter
2 CONT Descendants of Nicholas Mattson Utter
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Generation No. 1
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1. NICHOLAS MATTSON1 UTTER was born Abt. 1636 in Westmanland Lan, Swed
2 CONC en, and died Bef. August 07, 1722 in Stonington, New London, Co., Conn
2 CONC ecticut. He married (1) KERSTIN HANSDOTTER 1653 in Stockholm, Sweden. 
2 CONC She was born Abt. 1638 in Sweden, and died Aft. 1682 in Sweden. He mar
2 CONC ried (2) DEBORAH Aft. 1655 in Westerly, Rhode Island1,2. She was born 
2 CONC Abt. 1639 in New Amsterdam or Long Island, and died Aft. 1682 in Rhode
2 CONC  Island. He married (3) ELIZABETH BROOKS Abt. 1685 in Rhode Island. Sh
2 CONC e was born Abt. 1640 in Rhode Island, and died Aft. 1722 in Stonington
2 CONC , Connecticut.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Notes for NICHOLAS MATTSON UTTER:
2 CONT Nils Matson Utter soldier and member of the tenth expedition to Delawa
2 CONC re.
2 CONT Found on Parkhouse records from May and June 1655.
2 CONT 
2 CONT from my research in Sweden: Nils (Niels) Mattson Utter, Vestmanlands R
2 CONC egt.
2 CONT Roterings-och utskerivning Langder 1653- 1655, No# 1099-wa716
2 CONT Vasteras Stadsbiblioteket Parrish Saby - Personaliebok.
2 CONT Mantalslangder Vestmanlands No# 958CD863 (1651 - 1659)
2 CONT 
2 CONT This information was collected by me during my four trips to Sweden be
2 CONC tween 1981 - 1985. It shows that Nils was a member of the Vestmanlands
2 CONC  Regiment from 1653 - 1655, serving as a light Auxiliary troop that wo
2 CONC uld have such functions as Pioneer, Flanker, Forager, Skirmisher, Bagg
2 CONC age Or Prisoner guard. Lt Skute hired troops in Vasteras in 1653 then 
2 CONC sent them on to Stockholm to wait shipment on the Orn.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT More About NICHOLAS MATTSON UTTER:
2 CONT Adoption: Eleanor Brooks, Dau of Elizabeth Brooks
2 CONT Burial: Stonington, Connecticut
2 CONT Military service: Bet. 1675 - 1678, King Philip War, Rhode Island
2 CONT Military service1: May 1655, Fort Trinity, New Sweden
2 CONT Will: August 17, 1722, Stonington, Connecticut
2 CONT *************
2 CONT Descendants of Nicholas Mattson Utter
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Generation No. 1
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT        1. Nicholas Mattson1 Utter1,2 was born 1630 in Sweden, and died
2 CONC  1722 in Stonington, Connecticut. He married Elizabeth Unknown in West
2 CONC erley, Rhode Island.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Notes for Nicholas Mattson Utter:
2 CONT Nicholas Utter: Born 1630 in Sweden, Died August 17, 1722 in Stoningto
2 CONC n, CT: 
2 CONT His way of life was a separate class - the Military of Sweden. New Swe
2 CONC den was a colony founded in 1638 on the banks of the Delaware River. N
2 CONC icholas was hired in Stockholm in 1653 to come to the Colonies to figh
2 CONC t the Dutch. They fought for two more years and in 1655 the Dutch capt
2 CONC ured the strongest fort, Fort Christina. Even though the victorious St
2 CONC uyvesant arranged with the New Sweden Governor Rising, for the return 
2 CONC of all soldiers to Sweden on October 23, 1655, many of them stayed in 
2 CONC the New World. Nicholas Utter, soldier, stayed. He was listed as a mar
2 CONC ried man on the lists from Sweden. Whether he left a wife and family i
2 CONC n Sweden or was widowed is not known, but in 1659 ? he married Deborah
2 CONC ? and then Elizabeth (now known to be Tefft or Tifft)?, a widow with o
2 CONC ne daughter, Eleanor. He lived most of his life at Westerly, Rhode Isl
2 CONC and. He recorded land at New Port, R.I. in May 1678. He paid land taxe
2 CONC s in Rochester, R.I. in September 1687 and also at Kingstown, R.I. In 
2 CONC 1701 he bought more land in Westerly, and in 1699 he went before the W
2 CONC esterly town court on a boundery dispute. He was supported in his laws
2 CONC uit by the town council. Until 1714, his name appeared thirteen times 
2 CONC on the Westerly records. He received 100 acres of land from the town o
2 CONC f Westerly and bought two parcels from the 'Shannock Purchase' (the Sh
2 CONC annock Purchase was a tract of land mostly in the present town of Rich
2 CONC mond, sold by the colony agents to encourage the settlement of vacant 
2 CONC lands.) Nicholas was employed in making a list of the town estates and
2 CONC  was a grand juryman for a setting of the General Court at New Port. H
2 CONC e engaged in many land transactions. He lived at 'Shannock Falls', nea
2 CONC r the present town of Shannock. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT On January 8, 1714, he bought land in Stonington, CT. 'land bounded so
2 CONC uth by the Asnawage River, near Glead Brook.' Here he lived until he d
2 CONC ied. In his will-probated August 17, 1722 - he leaves 'amounts and pro
2 CONC perty to his widow and children and also 20 pounds to his Brothern of 
2 CONC the First Day Baptist Church at Groton. My son Thomas to have a double
2 CONC  share of dividable estate for taking care of me in my old age.' 
2 CONT 
2 CONT There is a listing of Nicholas as being married before coming to the N
2 CONC ew World, then he married a Deborah (2) and then Elizabeth (3) who was
2 CONC  a widow with a daughter, who may very well be Eleanor. Four sons and 
2 CONC 1 daughter were born before he married Elizabeth and Sarah was more li
2 CONC kely the only child Elizabeth and Nicholas had together. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT        Children of Nicholas Utter and Elizabeth are: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT + 2 i.   Eleanor2 Utter, born Abt. 1674 in Westerly, Rhode Island; die
2 CONC d 1763. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT + 3 ii.   Jabez Utter, born Abt. 1660 in Westerley, Rhode Island; died
2 CONC  1727 in Killingly, Connecticut. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT + 4 iii.   Thomas Utter, born Abt. 1665 in Westerley, Rhode Island; di
2 CONC ed 1725-1726 in Kingstowne, Rhode Island. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT   5 iv.   Nicholas Utter, born Abt. 1670 in Kingstowne, Rhode Island; 
2 CONC died 1714-1715 in Westerley, Rhode Island. He married Greenman Abt. 17
2 CONC 00 in Westerley, Rhode Island. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT + 6 v.   Millesent Utter, born Abt. 1674. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT   7 vi.   Sarah Utter, born Abt. 1678; died Bef. May 1722. She married
2 CONC  John Forman 1712 in Westerley, Rhode Island. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Notes for Sarah Utter:
2 CONT * Her children were to receive her share in her father’s will written 
2 CONC on date given, implying she was deceased as of that writing...mentione
2 CONC d in the RIGR (Rhode Island Genealogy Registry) p. 311-314 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT + 8 vii.   William Utter, born Abt. 1679 in Kingstowne, Rhode Island; 
2 CONC died June 07, 1761 in Warwick, Rhode Island. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT   9 viii.   John ? Utter, born 1676 in Westerley, Rhode Island; died 1
2 CONC 726. He married Hannah Cottrell Abt. 1700 in Westerley, Rhode Island. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Notes for John ? Utter:
2 CONT No mention of a John at all except from someone who may have confused 
2 CONC him with another. He is listed on electronic files as marrying a Mercy
2 CONC  Cottrell, but no one has yet to prove this marriage ever took place. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT   10 ix.   Matthew Utter, born Abt. 1670. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Notes for Matthew Utter:
2 CONT More than likely, this Matthew is confused with Matthew Randall...ther
2 CONC e is no knowledge of a Matthew being a son of Nicholas Mattson Utter. 
2 CONC Nor is there mention of a John for that matter as almost all the famil
2 CONC y was in his will. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT   11 x.   John ? Utter, born Abt. 1676. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [NS11513] Higgonson Books and Library of Congress 2nd Copy 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [NS28353] Personal Files 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [NS11303] Personal Files 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [NS24183] Internet GENDEX files, Lockwood Family 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [NS7421] Joe Gould and James Russell Utter files from Nicholas Mattson
2 CONC  Utter family and confirmed at the Gene Starks GEDCOM database. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [NS7423] http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/a/n/d/Joni-G-Anderson 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [NS26773] Personal Files 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [NS26823] Personal Files 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [NS11463] Personal Files 
2 CONT *********************************
2 CONT WILL of NICHOLAS UTTER
2 CONT > > (from the record at Hartford, Conn.)
2 CONT > >
2 CONT > > "Stonington, Aug. 17th, 1722.
2 CONT > > Robart Burdick & Peter Tift & Elizabeth Tift all of Stonington
2 CONT > > personally appeared personally appeared & made oath that they saw 
2 CONC Mr.
2 CONT > > Nicholas Utter signe and seal the within written will...."
2 CONT > > Testator was "Daniell Palmer Justice of ye peace."
2 CONT > > "Recorded in the 9th book of wills September ye 14th, 1722
2 CONT > > by Rosewell Saltonstall Clerk"
2 CONT > >
2 CONT > > The actual will reads:
2 CONT > > "Item I give & bequeath unto Elizabeth my well beloved wife one be
2 CONC d and
2 CONT > > bedding belonging to it which she shall chuse and small iron kette
2 CONC ll two
2 CONT > > small iron potts three putter platters and two cows to be att her 
2 CONC own
2 CONT > > disposall and ten pounds a year yearly during her natturall life w
2 CONC hich
2 CONT > > legacy I give instead of her right of dower and power of thirds."
2 CONT > >
2 CONT > > He then leaves ten pounds to his "daughter-in-law Ellinor Randall 
2 CONC wife
2 CONT of
2 CONT > > Matthew Randall".
2 CONT > >
2 CONT > > These above two excerpts suggest to me that Elizabeth was a second
2 CONC  wife,
2 CONT > and
2 CONT > > had a daughter named Ellinor.
2 CONT > >
2 CONT > > He then names his daughter Sarah Forman, eldest son Jabez Utter, s
2 CONC econd
2 CONT > son
2 CONT > > Thomas Utter, then son Nicolas Utter, son William Utter, and daugh
2 CONC ter
2 CONT > > Millesent Yeomans. The executors of the estate were Petter Crandal
2 CONC l,
2 CONT John
2 CONT > > Maxson, John Richmond. The witnesses were Robert Burdick, Peter Ti
2 CONC fft,
2 CONT and
2 CONT > > Elizabeth Tift, who made her mark.
2 CONT > >
2 CONT > > The confusion must come from the witness Elizabeth Tift. However, 
2 CONC there
2 CONT > are
2 CONT > > only three Elizabeths to my knowledge living at the time: Samuel's
2 CONC  wife
2 CONT of
2 CONT > > Elizabeth Jenks Tefft, she was not of Stonington however. There wa
2 CONC s
2 CONT > > Elizabeth Tefft Carpenter, the Carpenters were not of Stonington. 
2 CONC And
2 CONT > > finally Elizabeth Tefft or Tifft, daughter of Peter Tefft and Sara
2 CONC h
2 CONT > Witter,
2 CONT > > and granddaughter of Joshua. And the witness Peter Tifft would hav
2 CONC e been
2 CONT > > Peter, Jr. In 1722, Peter Sr was already deceased. Peter Jr would 
2 CONC have
2 CONT ben
2 CONT > > about 23 years of age in 1722, and Elizabeth his sister around 20 
2 CONC years
2 CONT of
2 CONT > > age.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam06297@
0 @ind12865@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /TEFFT/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH TEFFT
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN TEFFT
1 PICTURES @pic00026@
2 PRIMARY @pic00026@
1 POSITION 12120,-890
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 12052,-834,12189,-971
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1646
2 NOTE Born: 1646 in Stonington,New London,Connecticut,USA
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Stonington,New London,Connecticut,USA
3 _XREF @place00136@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1722
2 NOTE AFTER 1722
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE INTERESTING BUT DON'T KNOW HOW RELATED TO ELIZABETH ( SOME SAY NICOLAS
2 CONC ' WIFE WAS ELIZABETH BROOKS)
2 CONT Peter Tefft - a nine-year old landowner:  
2 CONT    March the 22th day 1681 
2 CONT Upon a presentation made to the Councell  this present day of their wr
2 CONC iting concearning Peter Tift Orphan of Joshua Tift that some  course b
2 CONC ee taken to apoint Guardians and  ffeffeese in trust that may looke af
2 CONC ter all - All matters of Landes that may a pertaine to the 
2 CONT said Orphan :xc: and the councell haveing seriously weighed the premis
2 CONC ses have desired and selected and Chosen three persons for Guardians o
2 CONC r feffees in trust viz Mr. Jreth Bull 
2 CONT Ser of Pettequamscutt or Kingstowne John Greene Jur of Warwick and Sam
2 CONC uell Tift of  Providence Unckle to the sd Orphan  Authorizing them or 
2 CONC any two of them to demand and receive deed or deeds of any lands belon
2 CONC ging to the said orphan-Peter Tift and to doe any matter or thinge for
2 CONC  the benifit and beehoofe of the sayd orphan as they shall thinke nece
2 CONC ssary and to make returne to the 
2 CONT Councell  Ordered that John Potter Clarke of the Councell, be apointed
2 CONC  to write unto the persons afore named a Coppy of the abovesaid order.
2 CONC  
2 CONT *********
2 CONT Children:   
2 CONT Jabez Utter b. About 1674 in Of Stonington, New London, Connecticut 
2 CONT Thomas Utter b. About 1676 in Of Stonington, New London, Connecticut 
2 CONT Nicholas Utter b. About 1678 in Of Stonington, New London, Connecticut
2 CONC  
2 CONT Millicent Utter b. About 1680 in Of Stonington, New London, Connecticu
2 CONC t 
2 CONT William Utter b. About 1682 in Of Stonington, New London, Connecticut 
2 CONT Sarah Utter b. About 1684 in Of Stonington, New London, Connecticut 
2 CONT Eleanor Utter b. 1672 in Of Stonington, New London, Ct 
2 CONT  
2 CONT   
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00402@
1 FAMS @fam06297@
1 FAMC @fam07882@
0 @ind12866@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /RANDALL/
2 DISPLAY JOHN RANDALL
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN RANDALL
1 POSITION 10820,-920
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 10755,-864,10886,-1001
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 28 MAY 1629
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 5 OCT 1684
2 NOTE (John RANDALL, Sr-[6069] was born on 28 May 1629 in Bath, Somerset, En
3 CONC gland, christened on 11 Nov 1632 in Bath Abbey, Bath, Somerset, Englan
3 CONC d, died between 1684 and 1685 in Westerley, Washington, Rhode Island, 
3 CONC USA and was buried in 1865.)
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE John came to America in 1666. See Crowell's Scrapbook at the Public Ar
2 CONC chives of Nova Scotia: "John Randall first appears at Newport, Rhode I
2 CONC sland, but removed to Westerly, the same State as early as 1667, where
2 CONC  the remainder of his life was spent.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. Randall was born in Bath, England, May 28, 1629, the son of Matthe
2 CONC w Randall, who was mayor of Bath in 1627. John was a silk manufacturer
2 CONC  in England--of Seventh Day Baptist faith, and married there Elizabeth
2 CONC  Morton, sister of Sir William Morton,
2 CONT who settled in New London, Conn. (see Hurd's History of New London.)" 
2 CONC In
2 CONT fact, it was his grandfather who was the mayor of
2 CONT Bath, not his father. Brian E. Randall, of Sudbury, Ontario, indicates
2 CONC  in
2 CONT his notes that both this grandfather, Mathew Randall,
2 CONT and John's uncle, John Randall, were involved in the textile industry.
2 CONT Elaine Dinan, of Washington State, is following leads
2 CONT regarding this, and is presently involved in research with original so
2 CONC urces
2 CONT back in England.
2 CONT The following are notes from two other researchers, each drawing from 
2 CONC a
2 CONT number of sources:
2 CONT 1) From "Just Rooting Around the Randall Family Tree," by G. Einarson
2 CONT "John Randall.... was in Westerly, Rhode Island in 1667. In 1670 he
2 CONT purchased land on the Pawcatuck River from Thomas Bell
2 CONT and on Nov. 30, 1670 he was admitted as an inhabitant of Stonington,
2 CONT Conneticut. In 1678 John and Elizabeth subscribed the
2 CONT letter of Westerly Baptist (accepted in Church). John took the oath of
2 CONT fidelity to Rhode Island in 1679 and in 1682 was a
2 CONT deputy to the Rhode Island Assembly. In 1685 Elizabeth, widow of John
2 CONT Randall petitioned for privilege to improve her
2 CONT deceased
2 CONT husband's land."
2 CONT 2) From "Ancestral (Maternal) Lines of Herbert Harris Olding, Jr." by
2 CONT Herbert Olding
2 CONT "John Randall, the progenitor of the Randall family of Westerly, Rhode
2 CONT Island and Stonington (Pawcatuck) City first appeared
2 CONT at Newport, R.I., from which place he came to Westerly as early as 166
2 CONC 7,
2 CONT remaining in that area the rest of his life.... In
2 CONT 1684 John Randall died in Westerly, and his widow died there in 1685. 
2 CONC Their
2 CONT son, John, born 1666 in England removed from
2 CONT Westerly, on the Rhode Island-Connecticut border, in a section known a
2 CONC s
2 CONT Pawcatuck. At the time John Randall, Sr. settled
2 CONT there,
2 CONT Pawcatuck belonged to Rhode Island, but in 1663 the court declared tha
2 CONC t the
2 CONT Pawcatuck River separated the two colonies,
2 CONT with the result that the Randall property eventually came under the
2 CONT jurisdiction of the Town of Stonington."
2 CONT I notice that Olding lists in his reference list, among others, "Histo
2 CONC ry of
2 CONT Stonington" by Richard Anson Wheeler and "Public
2 CONT Records of Colony of Connecticut (1665-1678) by J.H. Trumbull.
2 CONT Both of the above researchers list an early genealogy of Randall's
2 CONT "Genealogy of a Branch of the Randall Family, 1666 to
2 CONT 1879," by Paul K. Randall of Corland, N. Y., printed Norwich, N.Y.:187
2 CONC 9.
2 CONT Books: "Just Rooting around the Randall Tree", by G. Einarson
2 CONT 
2 CONT Alt Ancestral Ref#: 130Q-MNN 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT *****
2 CONT Father: Mayor of Bath Matthew Randall
2 CONT Mother: Elizabeth Moorford
2 CONT Other Spouses: Abigail Claxton 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam06298@
1 FAMC @fam06299@
0 @ind12867@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /MORTON/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH MORTON
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN MORTON
1 POSITION 11230,-920
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 11162,-864,11299,-1001
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 10 SEP 1631
2 NOTE B BATH ENGLAND  D WESTERLY RIMORTON, Elizabeth-[5962] 1
3 CONT Born: 10 Sep 1631, St. James Parish, Clerkenwell, London, England  Alt
3 CONC  Birth, 1627, of Bath, Somerset, England
3 CONT 
2 PLAC St. James Parish, Clerkenwell, London, England
3 _XREF @place00134@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1685
2 PLAC Westerley, Washington, Rhode Island, USA
3 _XREF @place00135@
2 NOTE Married: 1684-1685, Bath, Somerset, England 
3 CONT Died: Unknown, Westerley, Washington, Rhode Island, USA 
3 CONT Buried: 1685 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT 1. William Randall    
2 CONT Born: ABT 1662 - 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 2. Nathaniel Randall     Born: ABT 1664 - England
2 CONT Died: 1695 - England 3. John Randall      
2 CONT Born: JUN 1665 - London, England
2 CONT Marr: 1695 - Abigail Billings (other spouses)
2 CONT Died: 1720 - Stonington, New London, Ct 4. Stephen Randall      
2 CONT Born: 1668 - Newport, Newport, Ri
2 CONT Marr: 1697 - Abigail Sabin 
2 CONT Died: 1740 - Stonington, New London, Conn. 5. Matthew Randall      
2 CONT Born: 1671 - Westerly, Ri
2 CONT Marr: 1693 - Eleanor Utter 
2 CONT Died: 19 DEC 1735 - Westerly, Ri 6. Peter Randall      
2 CONT Born: 1674 - 
2 CONT Marr: 1706 - Elizabeth Polly (other spouses) 
2 CONT Died: 1726 - Preston, Ct According to Brian E. Randall, of Sudbury, On
2 CONC tario, "Elizabeth was the sister
2 CONT of Sir William Morton who came to America in 1645 with the Planters. S
2 CONC ir
2 CONT William died in 1669 without a family. He was probably involved in the
2 CONT immigration of John and Elizabeth to the New World." He states that th
2 CONC ey had
2 CONT six children and gives two names (with question marks) that I have not
2 CONC  seen
2 CONT in other sources.
2 CONT Alt Ancestral Ref#: 4KQL-L5 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1. Eleanor Randall    
2 CONT Born: 24 JUN 1694 - Stonington, New London, Conn.
2 CONT Marr: 1713 - Benjamin Greene 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 2. Mercy Randall 
2 CONT Born: 16 MAY 1696 - Stonington, New London, Ct
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 3. Matthew Randall    
2 CONT Born: 1698 - Stonington, New London, Ct
2 CONT Marr: 1724 - Judith Maxson 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - 4. Mary Randall    
2 CONT Born: 16 DEC 1698 - Stonington, New London, Ct
2 CONT Marr: 1716 - Caleb Pendleton 
2 CONT Died: 1800 - 5. Benjamin Randall    
2 CONT Born: BET 1698 AND 1702 - Stonington, New London, Ct
2 CONT Marr: 1735 - Mary Babcock 
2 CONT Died: 1764 - Hopkinton, Washington, Ri 6. Thankful Randall    
2 CONT Born: 1702 - Westerly, Ri
2 CONT Marr: 1724 - John Maxson 
2 CONT Died: 1785 - Westerly, Ri 7. Elizabeth Randall    
2 CONT Born: 1704 - Stonington, New London, Ct
2 CONT Marr: 1724 - Edward Wells 
2 CONT Died: AFT 1764 - Hopkinton, Washington, Ri 8. Patience Randall    
2 CONT Born: 1706 - Stonington, New London, Ct
2 CONT Marr: - John Coon 
2 CONT Died: UNKNOWN - Westerly, Ri  
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00229@
1 FAMS @fam06298@
0 @ind12868@ INDI
1 NAME MATHEW  (ENGLAND) /RANDALL/
2 DISPLAY MATHEW  (ENGLAND) RANDALL
2 GIVN MATHEW 
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN RANDALL
1 POSITION 10750,-700
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 10682,-658,10819,-806
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam06299@
0 @ind12869@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH (ENGLAND) /MOORFORD/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH (ENGLAND) MOORFORD
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN MOORFORD
1 POSITION 10960,-710
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 10887,-668,11034,-816
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam06299@
0 @ind15177@ INDI
1 NAME JUDITH /GARNETT/
2 DISPLAY JUDITH GARNETT
2 GIVN JUDITH
2 SURN GARNETT
1 POSITION -5850,-260
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -5895,-217,-5805,-321
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1668
2 NOTE Judith Garnett 
3 CONT Born:  1608???
3 CONT  
3 CONT Died:  1668
3 CONT Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Ann Shelly  F 1612 in Barnstable, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Hannah Shelley  F 2 Jul 1637 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Mary Shelley  F 2 Nov 1639 in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07424@
0 @ind15178@ INDI
1 NAME ROBERT /SHELLY/
2 DISPLAY ROBERT SHELLY
2 GIVN ROBERT
2 SURN SHELLY
1 POSITION -5990,-270
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -6040,-227,-5939,-331
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1586
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1636
2 NOTE Robert Shelly 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1586
3 CONT England,    
3 CONT Died:  abt 1636
3 CONT Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  
2 CONT Spouse 2    
2 CONT Alice Tassell 
2 CONT Born: 19 Feb 1575 in Balsham, Cambridge, [country]
2 CONT Died:     
2 CONT Marriage: 16 Feb 1602 in Exning, [parish], Suffolk, England   View Inf
2 CONC o  
2 CONT Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Robert Shelley  M abt 1602 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Margaret Shelley  F abt 1604 in [city], [parish], [county], England   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Ann Shelly  F 1612 in Barnstable, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT    
2 CONT Spouse 3    
2 CONT Judith Garnett 
2 CONT Born: 1608 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONT Died: 1668 in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Marriage: 26 Sep 1636 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07424@
1 FAMC @fam07425@
0 @ind15179@ INDI
1 NAME ELEANOR (ENGLAND) /LOVEL/
2 DISPLAY ELEANOR (ENGLAND) LOVEL
2 GIVN ELEANOR
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN LOVEL
1 POSITION -5950,-70
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -6001,-27,-5898,-149
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1565
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Eleanor Lovell 
3 CONT Born: abt 1565 in East Harling, [parish], Norfolk, England
3 CONT Died: in [city], [parish], [county], England  
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE   
2 CONT  View Info  
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT John Shelley  M 1586 in Clapham, [parish], Sussex, England    
2 CONT Robert Shelly  M abt 1586 in England, Scituate, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Henry Shelley  M abt 1588 in Clapham, [parish], Sussex, England    
2 CONT Elizabeth Shelley  F abt 1590 in Clapham, [parish], Sussex, England   
2 CONC  
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07425@
0 @ind15180@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN (ENGLAND) /SHELLEY/
2 DISPLAY JOHN (ENGLAND) SHELLEY
2 GIVN JOHN
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN SHELLEY
1 POSITION -6070,-80
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -6121,-37,-6018,-159
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1527
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 27 AUG 1592
2 NOTE John Shelley 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1527
3 CONT Clapham, [parish], Sussex, England   
3 CONT Died:  27 Aug 1592
3 CONT [city], [parish], [county], England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07425@
0 @ind15181@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH (ENGLAND) /DEARDS/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH (ENGLAND) DEARDS
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN DEARDS
1 POSITION -6320,-260
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -6371,-217,-6268,-339
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1652
2 NOTE Elizabeth Deards 
3 CONT Born:  1550??
3 CONT Tillingham, [parish], Essex, England   
3 CONT Died:  abt 1652
3 CONT Tillingham, [parish], Essex, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07426@
0 @ind15182@ INDI
1 NAME WILLIAM (ENGLAND) /COLE/
2 DISPLAY WILLIAM (ENGLAND) COLE
2 GIVN WILLIAM
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN COLE
1 POSITION -6420,-260
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -6471,-217,-6368,-339
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1570
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE William Cole 
3 CONT Born:  1570
3 CONT Enniskillen, [parish], Sligo, Ireland   
3 CONT Died: 
3 CONT London, London, [county], England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE William Cole was born about 1570 in **Enniskillen, Fermanagh, Ireland.
2 CONC  He died about 1598. He married Susan Bale, who was born about 1564 in
2 CONC  Littlebentley, Essex, England. They had a son James Cole 
1 FAMS @fam07426@
0 @ind15183@ INDI
1 NAME MAGARET (ENGLAND) /CROWLEY/
2 DISPLAY MAGARET (ENGLAND) CROWLEY
2 GIVN MAGARET
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN CROWLEY
1 POSITION -6970,-480
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -7021,-437,-6918,-559
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 21 JUN 1592
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Margaret Crowley 
3 CONT Born:  21 Jun 1592
3 CONT Wavedon, [parish], [county], England   
3 CONT Died:  
3 CONT  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07427@
0 @ind15184@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN (ENGLAND) /SALISBURY/
2 DISPLAY JOHN (ENGLAND) SALISBURY
2 GIVN JOHN
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN SALISBURY
1 POSITION -7140,-270
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -7191,-227,-7088,-349
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1561
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1613
2 NOTE John Salisbury 
3 CONT Born:  1561
3 CONT Llewenny, [parish], Denbighshire, Wales   
3 CONT Died:  1613
3 CONT Llewenni, [parish], Denbighshire, Wales  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07428@
0 @ind15185@ INDI
1 NAME MARGARET (ENGLAND) /SADLER/
2 DISPLAY MARGARET (ENGLAND) SADLER
2 GIVN MARGARET
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN SADLER
1 POSITION -6520,-260
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -6572,-217,-6467,-339
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1562
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Margaret Sadler 
2 CONT Born:  abt 1562
2 CONT   
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07429@
0 @ind15186@ INDI
1 NAME JACOB (ENGLAND) /HILL/
2 DISPLAY JACOB (ENGLAND) HILL
2 GIVN JACOB
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN HILL
1 POSITION -6620,-260
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -6671,-217,-6568,-339
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1560
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE James Hill 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1560
3 CONT Rochdale, [parish], Lancashire, England   
3 CONT Died:  
3 CONT  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Jacob James Hill 
2 CONT Born: abt 1560 in Rochdale, [parish], Lancashire, England
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07429@
0 @ind15187@ INDI
1 NAME MARY (ENGLAND) /BROMLEY/
2 DISPLAY MARY (ENGLAND) BROMLEY
2 GIVN MARY
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN BROMLEY
1 POSITION -6720,-260
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -6771,-217,-6668,-339
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 21 JUL 1556
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Mary Bromley 
3 CONT Born:  21 Jul 1566
3 CONT Worfield, [parish], Shropshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  
3 CONT Combermere, [parish], Cheshire, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07430@
0 @ind15188@ INDI
1 NAME GEORGE (ENGLAND) /COTTON/
2 DISPLAY GEORGE (ENGLAND) COTTON
2 GIVN GEORGE
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN COTTON
1 POSITION -6830,-260
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -6881,-217,-6778,-339
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1560
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1647
2 NOTE George Cotton 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1560
3 CONT Combermere, [parish], Cheshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  1647
3 CONT Combermere, [parish], Cheshire, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07430@
0 @ind15189@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH (ENGLAND) //
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH (ENGLAND)
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
1 POSITION -7510,-280
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -7561,-237,-7458,-341
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1560
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1589
2 NOTE Elizabeth Butterworth 
3 CONT Born: abt 1560 in Rochdale, [parish], Lancashire, England
3 CONT Died: 1589 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children  
2 CONT Henry Butterworth  M abt 1598 in Rehoboth, [parish], Nottinghamshire, 
2 CONC England 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07431@
0 @ind15190@ INDI
1 NAME EDWARD (ENGLAND) /BUTTERWORTH/
2 DISPLAY EDWARD (ENGLAND) BUTTERWORTH
2 GIVN EDWARD
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN BUTTERWORTH
1 POSITION -7640,-260
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -7708,-217,-7572,-339
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1572
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Edward Butterworth 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1572
3 CONT England, Europe  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07431@
0 @ind15191@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /LANGBOTHAM/
2 DISPLAY MARY LANGBOTHAM
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN LANGBOTHAM
1 POSITION -7250,-280
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -7313,-246,-7187,-341
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Mary Langbotham 
3 CONT Born: in Heptonstall, [parish], Yorkshire, England
3 CONT Died: in Weymouth, [county], Massachusetts, USA
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07432@
0 @ind15192@ INDI
1 NAME EDWARD (ENGLAND) /BUTTERWORTH/
2 DISPLAY EDWARD (ENGLAND) BUTTERWORTH
2 GIVN EDWARD
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN BUTTERWORTH
1 POSITION -7390,-260
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -7458,-217,-7322,-339
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1572
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Edward Butterworth 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1572
3 CONT England, Europe  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07432@
0 @ind15193@ INDI
1 NAME HANNAH (ENGLAND) /UXOR/
2 DISPLAY HANNAH (ENGLAND) UXOR
2 GIVN HANNAH
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN UXOR
1 POSITION -7740,-450
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -7791,-407,-7688,-529
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1600
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 8 OCT 1643
2 NOTE Hannah Uxor 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1600
3 CONT Bolton, [parish], Lancashire, England   
3 CONT Died:  8 Oct 1643
3 CONT Bolton, [parish], Lancashire, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Hannah Mason  F 1622 in St Peter, Bolton, Lancashire, England    
2 CONT Sampson Mason  M 10 Mar 1625 in Bolton, [parish], Lancashire, England 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Sara Mason  F 1627 in St Mary, Bolton, Lancashire, England    
2 CONT Mary Mason  F 1628 in Bolton-Le-Moors, [parish], Cheshire, England    
2 CONT Robert Mason  M 1631 in Bolton-Le-Moors, Lanchastershire, [county], En
2 CONC gland    
2 CONT Elizabeth Mason  F 1632 in Bolton, Le Moors, Lancastershire, England  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Thomas Mason  M 1637 in Bolton, Le Moors, Lancastershire, England 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00402@
1 FAMS @fam07433@
0 @ind15194@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /HOWLAND/
2 DISPLAY JOHN HOWLAND
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN HOWLAND
1 PICTURES @pic00037@, @pic00038@
2 PRIMARY @pic00038@
1 POSITION -9940,-680
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -10005,-624,-9874,-761
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1592
2 NOTE Born:  1592
3 CONT Fen Stanton, [parish], Huntingdonshire, England  
2 PLAC Fen Stanton, [parish], Huntingdonshire, England
3 _XREF @place00106@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 23 FEB 1673
2 PLAC Plymouth, [county], Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00105@
2 NOTE John Howland 
3 CONT  
3 CONT Died:  23 Feb 1673
3 CONT Plymouth, [county], Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE John Howland 
2 CONT John Howland - was born about 1592 and died on 23 Feb 1673 in Plymouth
2 CONC , Mass. . He was the son of Henry Howland and Anne-Margaret Aires. 
2 CONT John married Elizabeth Tilley on 4 Aug 1623 in Plymouth, Mass.. Elizab
2 CONC eth was born about 1604 in Scroobay, Nottingham, England. She was the 
2 CONC daughter of John Tilley and Joan Hurst. She died on 21 Dec 1687 in Swa
2 CONC nzey, Bristol Co., Mass. and was buried in Brown lot, Little Neck, Riv
2 CONC erside, Ri. . 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Elizabeth - came to America on the Mayflower with her parents and futu
2 CONC re husband. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT John - was the only one of the three HOWLAND brothers to come on the M
2 CONC ayflower, the other two brothers came over in 1624. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT His was the 13th name of 41 persons who signed the memorable compact i
2 CONC n the cabin of the Mayflower in "Cape Cod Harbor" in Nov 1620. He sign
2 CONC ed on as a manservant Mr. John Carver. "A profitable instrument of goo
2 CONC d; the last man that was left of those that came over on the ship call
2 CONC ed the May Flower..." - Plymouth Col. Recs. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT From "One Hundred and Sixty Allied Families" by John Osborne Austin - 
2 CONC 'A lusty young man (called John Howland) coming upon some occasion abo
2 CONC ve the grating was with a seele (Sail) of the ship thrown into the sea
2 CONC , but it pleased God that he caught hold of the topsail halyards which
2 CONC  hung overboard, an ran out at length, yet he held his hold (though he
2 CONC  was sundry fathoms under water) till he was hauled up by the same rop
2 CONC e to the brim of the water, and then with a boat hook and other means 
2 CONC got into the ship again.' 
2 CONT  
2 CONT When the Mayflower was yet in Cape Cod Harbor, ten of her "principal m
2 CONC en", including John, were sent out in a boat, manned by eight sailors,
2 CONC  to select a place to establish a longed-for home for the weary band. 
2 CONC A storm drove them into Plymouth harbor, and Plymouth was selected as 
2 CONC the place of settlement. 
2 CONT *******************************
2 CONT Artist and Oceanographer Mike Haywood has painted a stunning portrayal
2 CONC  of the dramatic rescue of Mayflower passenger John Howland, who fell 
2 CONC overboard during the tempestuous Atlantic crossing. The painting evoke
2 CONC s a humbling realisation of the hardships the passengers had to endure
2 CONC . 
2 CONT *********************************************
2 CONT Birth:  John Howland was born in Fenstanton, Huntingdonshire.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Death: He died in Plymouth on February 1672/3 “above eighty years.”
2 CONT 
2 CONT Ship: Mayflower, 1620
2 CONT 
2 CONT Life in England: John Howland has been identified as the son of Henry 
2 CONC and Margaret (_____) Howland of Fenstanton.Two of Henry’s sons, Humphr
2 CONC ey and Simon, became merchants in London. Humphrey’s 1646 will listed 
2 CONC brothers,Arthur, John and Henry, and sister, Margaret.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Life in New England:  John Howland came to New England aboard the Mayf
2 CONC lower in 1620 as servant to John Carver. The Carvers died in 1621 and 
2 CONC John was presumably freed from service at that time. He was a freeman 
2 CONC of Plymouth in 1633 and served the colony in several important capacit
2 CONC ies, including assistant governor, deputy and as head of the Kennebec 
2 CONC trading post. His wife, Elizabeth Tilley, came over with her parents o
2 CONC n the Mayflower  as well, and was left an orphan after the first winte
2 CONC r.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Family:  John Howland married Elizabeth Tilley in Plymouth about 1624 
2 CONC and had ten children. She died in Swansea on December 22, 1687.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children of John and Elizabeth Howland:
2 CONT 
2 CONT Desire was born about 1624. She married John Gorham in Plymouth by 164
2 CONC 4 and had eleven children. She died in Barnstable on October 13, 1683.
2 CONC  
2 CONT John was born in Plymouth on February 24, 1626/7. He married Mary Lee 
2 CONC in Plymouth on October 26, 1651, and had ten children. He died in Barn
2 CONC stable after June 18, 1699. 
2 CONT Hope was born in Plymouth about 1629. She married John Chipman by abou
2 CONC t 1647 and had twelve children. She died on January 8, 1683, in Barnst
2 CONC able. 
2 CONT Elizabeth was born about 1631. She married (1) Ephraim Hicks on Septem
2 CONC ber 13, 1649, in Plymouth. He died on December 12, 1649. She married (
2 CONC 2) John Dickerson in Plymouth on July 10, 1651, and had nine children.
2 CONC  She died in October 1683 at Oyster Bay, New York. 
2 CONT Lydia was born about 1633. She married James Brown about 1655 and had 
2 CONC four children. She died after January, 1710/11, in Swansea. 
2 CONT Hannah was born about 1637. She married Jonathan Bosworth in Swansea o
2 CONC n July 6, 1661, and had nine children. 
2 CONT Joseph was born about 1640. He married Elizabeth Southworth in Plymout
2 CONC h on December 7, 1664, and had nine children. He died in Plymouth in J
2 CONC anuary 1703/4. 
2 CONT Jabez was born about 1644. He married Bethiah Thatcher by 1669 and had
2 CONC  eleven children. He died before February 21, 1711/2. 
2 CONT Ruth was born about 1646. She married Thomas Cushman in Plymouth on No
2 CONC vember 17, 1664, and had three children. She died before October 1679.
2 CONC  
2 CONT Isaac was born in Plymouth on November 15, 1649. He married Elizabeth 
2 CONC Vaughn by 1677 and had eight children. He died on March 9, 1723/4, in 
2 CONC Middleboro. 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07434@
1 FAMC @fam07457@
0 @ind15195@ INDI
1 NAME ANNE MAGARET (ENGLAND) /AIRES/
2 DISPLAY ANNE MAGARET (ENGLAND) AIRES
2 GIVN ANNE MAGARET
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN AIRES
1 POSITION -9880,-470
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -9977,-414,-9782,-576
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1567
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 30 JUL 1629
2 NOTE Anne Margaret Aires 
3 CONT Born:  1567
3 CONT Fen Stanton, [parish], Huntingdonshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  30 Jul 1629
3 CONT Fenny, Stanton, Hunts, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Anne Margaret Aires 
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT Arthur Howland  M 1590 in Fenstanton, Huntingdon, Cambridge, England  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Margaret Howland  F 1602 in Fen Stanton, Hunts, [county], England    
2 CONT John Howland  M 1602 in Fen Stanton, [parish], Huntingdonshire, Englan
2 CONC d    
2 CONT Hannah Howland  M abt 1604 in Fen Stanton, [parish], Huntingdonshire, 
2 CONC England    
2 CONT Henry Howland  M 25 Nov 1604 in Fen Stanton, [parish], Huntingdonshire
2 CONC , England    
2 CONT Simon Howland  M 19 Aug 1605 in Ely, Cambridge, [county], England    
2 CONT George Howland  M abt 1608 in Fen Stanton, [parish], Huntingdonshire, 
2 CONC England    
2 CONT Hannah Howland  F 1609 in Fen Stanton, [parish], Hampshire, England   
2 CONC  
2 CONT William Howland  M 1611 in Fen Stanton, [parish], Huntingdonshire, Eng
2 CONC land 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00230@
1 FAMS @fam07457@
0 @ind15196@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /TILLEY/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH TILLEY
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN TILLEY
1 POSITION -9630,-690
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -9698,-634,-9561,-771
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 30 AUG 1607
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 21 DEC 1687
2 NOTE Elizabeth Tilley 
3 CONT Born:  30 Aug 1607
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  21 Dec 1687
3 CONT Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Elizabeth Tilley 
2 CONT Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Desire Howland  F 13 Oct 1623 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT John Howland  M 24 Feb 1627 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Joseph Howland  M 24 Apr 1627 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Hope Howland  F 30 Aug 1629 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Elizabeth Howland  F abt 1631 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Lydia Howland  F Feb 1635 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Hannah Howland  F abt 1637 in Hingham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Joseph Howland  M abt 1640 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Jabez Howland  M abt 1644 in Rocky Nook, Kingston, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Isaac Howland  M 15 Nov 1649 in Kingston, [county], Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
2 CONT Other Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Hope Howland  F 30 Aug 1629 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Hannah Howland  F abt 1637 in Hingham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Joseph Howland  M abt 1640 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Ruth Howland  F abt 1646 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00068@
1 FAMS @fam07434@
1 FAMC @fam07435@
0 @ind15197@ INDI
1 NAME JOAN /HURST/
2 DISPLAY JOAN HURST
2 GIVN JOAN
2 SURN HURST
1 POSITION -9520,-500
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -9585,-444,-9454,-581
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 13 MAR 1563
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1621
2 NOTE Spouse 1    
3 CONT Mayflower Joan 
3 CONT Born: 13 Mar 1568 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England
3 CONT Died: abt 1621 in Plymouth, [county], Massachusetts, USA    
3 CONT Marriage: 20 Sep 1596 in Henlow, [country]   View Info  
3 CONT Children Sex Birth 
3 CONT Rose Tilley  F 23 Oct 1597 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England 
3 CONC    
3 CONT John Tilley  M 26 Aug 1599 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England 
3 CONC    
3 CONT Robert Tilley  M 25 Nov 1604 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, Englan
3 CONC d    
3 CONT Elizabeth Tilley  F 30 Aug 1607 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, Eng
3 CONC land 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07435@
1 FAMC @fam07436@
0 @ind15198@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /TILLEY/
2 DISPLAY JOHN TILLEY
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN TILLEY
1 POSITION -9730,-500
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -9795,-444,-9664,-581
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 19 DEC 1571
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 10 APR 1621
2 NOTE John Tilley 
3 CONT Born:  19 Dec 1571
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  10 Apr 1621
3 CONT Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07435@
0 @ind15199@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION -9420,-320
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -9462,-278,-9378,-362
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07436@
0 @ind15200@ INDI
1 NAME WILLIAM (ENGLAND) /HURST/
2 DISPLAY WILLIAM (ENGLAND) HURST
2 GIVN WILLIAM
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN HURST
1 POSITION -9550,-280
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -9618,-224,-9481,-386
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1530
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 17 DEC 1569
2 NOTE William Hurst 
3 CONT Born:  1530
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  17 Dec 1569
3 CONT Henlow, [parish],  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07436@
0 @ind15240@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION -10110,-300
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -10152,-258,-10068,-342
1 SEX M
1 FAMS @fam07458@
0 @ind15241@ INDI
1 NAME TRACY /COOPER/
2 DISPLAY TRACY COOPER
2 GIVN TRACY
2 SURN COOPER
1 POSITION 19310,-700
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 19245,-644,19376,-781
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 12 FEB 1609
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1697
2 NOTE Tacy Cooper 
3 CONT Born:  12 Feb 1609
3 CONT Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England   
3 CONT Died:  1697
3 CONT Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT Naomi Hubbard  F 18 Nov 1637 in Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT Ruth Hubbard  F 11 Jan 1640 in Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Rachel Hubbard  F 10 Mar 1642 in Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, 
2 CONC USA    
2 CONT Samuel Hubbard  M 25 Mar 1644 in Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, 
2 CONC USA    
2 CONT Bethiah Hubbard  F 19 Dec 1646 in Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts,
2 CONC  USA    
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00002@
1 FAMC @fam07459@
1 FAMS @fam07465@
0 @ind15242@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /RAYNOR/
2 DISPLAY MARY RAYNOR
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN RAYNOR
1 POSITION 19520,-520
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 19455,-464,19586,-601
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1585
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1675
2 NOTE Mary Raynor 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1585
3 CONT Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut, ??????USA   
3 CONT Died:  1675
3 CONT  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT John Cowper  M 3 Jan 1601 in Hingham, [parish], Norfolk, England    
2 CONT Robert Cooper  M abt 1605 in [city], [parish], [county], England    
2 CONT Tacy Cooper  F 12 Feb 1609 in Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00008@
1 FAMS @fam07459@
1 FAMC @fam07460@
0 @ind15243@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /COOPER/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS COOPER
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN COOPER
1 POSITION 19290,-520
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 19225,-464,19356,-601
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 20 MAY 1583
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 5 OCT 1675
2 NOTE Thomas Cooper 
3 CONT Born:  20 May 1583
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  5 Oct 1675
3 CONT Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Thomas Cooper 
1 FAMS @fam07459@
1 FAMC @fam07461@
0 @ind15244@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /(ENGLAND)/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH (ENGLAND)
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN (ENGLAND)
1 POSITION 19610,-270
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 19542,-214,19679,-351
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1635
2 NOTE Elizabeth 
3 CONT Born:  1598
3 CONT [city], [parish], Suffolk, England   
3 CONT Died:  1635
3 CONT New, [parish], [county], England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children 
2 CONT Joseph Raynor  M abt 1623 in Ipswich, [parish], [county], England    
2 CONT Elizabeth Raynor  F 1625 in Elmsett, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT Sarah Raynor  F 1627 in Elmsett, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT Lydia Raynor  F abt 1633 in Elmsett, [parish], Suffolk, England 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00353@
1 FAMS @fam07460@
0 @ind15245@ INDI
1 NAME THURSTON (ENGLAND) /RAYNOR/
2 DISPLAY THURSTON (ENGLAND) RAYNOR
2 GIVN THURSTON
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN RAYNOR
1 POSITION 19470,-270
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 19400,-214,19540,-376
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE OCT 1667
2 NOTE Thurston Raynor 
3 CONT Born:  21 Sep 1593????
3 CONT Elmsett, [parish], Suffolk, England   
3 CONT Died:  Oct 1667
3 CONT Southampton, Lewis, New York, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Thurston Raynor 
1 FAMS @fam07460@
0 @ind15246@ INDI
1 NAME MARY (ENGLAND) /WYNE/
2 DISPLAY MARY (ENGLAND) WYNE
2 GIVN MARY
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN WYNE
1 POSITION 19330,-260
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 19262,-204,19399,-366
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1543
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1598
2 NOTE Mary Wyne 
3 CONT Born:  1543
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  1598
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children 
2 CONT Joan Cowper  F 1567 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England    
2 CONT Michael Cowper  M 1571 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England    
2 CONT Benjamin Cowper  M 1575 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England    
2 CONT Martha Cooper  F 15 Mar 1578 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, Englan
2 CONC d    
2 CONT Robert Cooper  M abt 1581 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England  
2 CONC   
2 CONT John Cowper  M 1583 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England    
2 CONT Thomas Cooper  M 20 May 1583 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, Englan
2 CONC d    
2 CONT Mary Cowper  F 1588 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England    
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00349@
1 FAMS @fam07461@
0 @ind15247@ INDI
1 NAME EDMUND (*ENGLAND) /COOPER/
2 DISPLAY EDMUND (*ENGLAND) COOPER
2 GIVN EDMUND
2 MIDDLE (*ENGLAND)
2 SURN COOPER
1 POSITION 19190,-240
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 19117,-184,19263,-346
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1 DEC 1542
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 4 JAN 1619
2 NOTE Edmund Cooper 
3 CONT Born:  1 Dec 1542
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  abt 4 Jan 1619
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07461@
0 @ind15248@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /RAYNOR/
2 DISPLAY MARY RAYNOR
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN RAYNOR
1 POSITION 10490,-530
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 10425,-474,10556,-611
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1585
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1675
2 NOTE Mary Raynor 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1585
3 CONT Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut, ??????USA   
3 CONT Died:  1675
3 CONT  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT John Cowper  M 3 Jan 1601 in Hingham, [parish], Norfolk, England    
2 CONT Robert Cooper  M abt 1605 in [city], [parish], [county], England    
2 CONT Tacy Cooper  F 12 Feb 1609 in Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00008@
1 FAMS @fam07462@
1 FAMC @fam07463@
0 @ind15249@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /COOPER/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS COOPER
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN COOPER
1 POSITION 10210,-510
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 10145,-454,10276,-591
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 20 MAY 1583
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 5 OCT 1675
2 NOTE Thomas Cooper 
3 CONT Born:  20 May 1583
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  5 Oct 1675
3 CONT Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Thomas Cooper 
1 FAMS @fam07462@
1 FAMC @fam07464@
0 @ind15250@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /(ENGLAND)/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH (ENGLAND)
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN (ENGLAND)
1 POSITION 10590,-320
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 10522,-264,10659,-401
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1635
2 NOTE Elizabeth 
3 CONT Born:  1598
3 CONT [city], [parish], Suffolk, England   
3 CONT Died:  1635
3 CONT New, [parish], [county], England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children 
2 CONT Joseph Raynor  M abt 1623 in Ipswich, [parish], [county], England    
2 CONT Elizabeth Raynor  F 1625 in Elmsett, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT Sarah Raynor  F 1627 in Elmsett, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT Lydia Raynor  F abt 1633 in Elmsett, [parish], Suffolk, England 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00353@
1 FAMS @fam07463@
0 @ind15251@ INDI
1 NAME THURSTON (ENGLAND) /RAYNOR/
2 DISPLAY THURSTON (ENGLAND) RAYNOR
2 GIVN THURSTON
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN RAYNOR
1 POSITION 10430,-290
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 10360,-234,10500,-396
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE OCT 1667
2 NOTE Thurston Raynor 
3 CONT Born:  21 Sep 1593????
3 CONT Elmsett, [parish], Suffolk, England   
3 CONT Died:  Oct 1667
3 CONT Southampton, Lewis, New York, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Thurston Raynor 
1 FAMS @fam07463@
0 @ind15252@ INDI
1 NAME MARY (ENGLAND) /WYNE/
2 DISPLAY MARY (ENGLAND) WYNE
2 GIVN MARY
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN WYNE
1 POSITION 10300,-290
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 10232,-234,10369,-396
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1543
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1598
2 NOTE Mary Wyne 
3 CONT Born:  1543
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  1598
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children 
2 CONT Joan Cowper  F 1567 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England    
2 CONT Michael Cowper  M 1571 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England    
2 CONT Benjamin Cowper  M 1575 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England    
2 CONT Martha Cooper  F 15 Mar 1578 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, Englan
2 CONC d    
2 CONT Robert Cooper  M abt 1581 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England  
2 CONC   
2 CONT John Cowper  M 1583 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England    
2 CONT Thomas Cooper  M 20 May 1583 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, Englan
2 CONC d    
2 CONT Mary Cowper  F 1588 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England    
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00349@
1 FAMS @fam07464@
0 @ind15253@ INDI
1 NAME EDMUND (*ENGLAND) /COOPER/
2 DISPLAY EDMUND (*ENGLAND) COOPER
2 GIVN EDMUND
2 MIDDLE (*ENGLAND)
2 SURN COOPER
1 POSITION 10110,-290
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 10037,-234,10183,-396
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1 DEC 1542
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 4 JAN 1619
2 NOTE Edmund Cooper 
3 CONT Born:  1 Dec 1542
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  abt 4 Jan 1619
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07464@
0 @ind15258@ INDI
1 NAME MARY //
2 DISPLAY MARY
2 GIVN MARY
1 POSITION 9750,-500
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 9708,-458,9792,-556
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00068@
1 FAMS @fam07469@
0 @ind15259@ INDI
1 NAME LAWRENCE /TURNER/
2 DISPLAY LAWRENCE TURNER
2 GIVN LAWRENCE
2 SURN TURNER
1 POSITION 9600,-500
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 9529,-458,9671,-581
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07469@
0 @ind15261@ INDI
1 NAME HANNAH /HUNT/
2 DISPLAY HANNAH HUNT
2 GIVN HANNAH
2 SURN HUNT
1 POSITION -12970,-1070
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -13035,-1014,-12904,-1151
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 26 JUN 1693
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1 DEC 1791
2 NOTE Hannah Hunt 
3 CONT Born:  26 Jun 1693
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  1 Dec 1791
3 CONT Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE   Hannah Hunt (81) was born on 26 Jun 1693. She married John Wilmarth 
2 CONC (2182), son of John Wilmarth (2670) and Ruth Kendrick (2671), on 8 Mar
2 CONC  1710/11 (T. B. Wyman, Wyman's Hunt Genealogy.). 
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT John Willmarth  M 5 Jul 1714 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Timothy Wilmarth  M 15 May 1717 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT Rebecca Willmarth  F 24 Jan 1718 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, 
2 CONC USA    
2 CONT Thaddeus Wilmarth  M 23 Nov 1721 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, 
2 CONC USA    
2 CONT Joseph Willmarth  M 17 Nov 1723 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT Ephraim Wilmarth  M 7 Jun 1726 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Hannah Wilmarth  F 13 Jan 1728 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Sarah Willmarth  F 11 Jan 1730 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Priscilla Wilmarth  F 26 May 1733 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts,
2 CONC  USA    
2 CONT Abel Willmarth  M 2 Oct 1737 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00068@
1 FAMS @fam07471@
1 FAMC @fam04746@
0 @ind15262@ INDI
1 NAME DORTHY /ORMSBEE/
2 DISPLAY DORTHY ORMSBEE
2 GIVN DORTHY
2 SURN ORMSBEE
1 POSITION -11650,-1260
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -11715,-1204,-11584,-1341
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 25 JUL 1715
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 7 JUN 1797
2 NOTE BIRTH: 25 Jul 1715 at Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA, UK 
3 CONT DEATH: AFT 7 Jun 1797 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE ALTERNATE DORTHIA
2 CONT CHILDREN
2 CONT  
2 CONT John Willmarth  M 10 Jul 1737 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Shubael Wilmarth  M 5 Jun 1739 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Dolly Willmarth  F 13 Oct 1742 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Asa Willmarth  M 27 Apr 1746 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Levi Willmarth  M 13 Sep 1749 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Ephraim Willmarth  M 7 Mar 1752 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00229@
1 FAMS @fam07470@
1 FAMC @fam07472@
0 @ind15263@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /WILLMARTH/
2 DISPLAY JOHN WILLMARTH
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN WILLMARTH
1 POSITION -14700,-1050
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -14773,-994,-14626,-1131
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 11 DEC 1685
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 24 JUL 1774
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07471@
1 FAMC @fam04731@
0 @ind15264@ INDI
1 NAME HOPESTILL /EDDY/
2 DISPLAY HOPESTILL EDDY
2 GIVN HOPESTILL
2 SURN EDDY
1 POSITION -11060,-1060
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -11129,-1004,-10991,-1141
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 17 APR 1739
2 NOTE DEATH: AFT 17 Apr 1739 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  Waitstill Ormsbee 
2 CONT +Dorothy Ormsbee 
2 CONT  Samuel Ormsbee 
2 CONT  Jacob Ormsbee 
2 CONT [9635] [S350] Arnold, Vital Record of Rehoboth, 1642–1896
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 693
2 CONT 
2 CONT [9636] [S490] Rounds, Bristol County Probate Records, 1687–1745.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 279
2 CONT 
2 CONT [25128] [S610] Rounds, Vital Records of Swansea, Massachusetts
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 181
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07472@
1 FAMC @fam07474@
0 @ind15265@ INDI
1 NAME JACOB  /ORMSBEE/
2 DISPLAY JACOB  ORMSBEE
2 GIVN JACOB 
2 SURN ORMSBEE
1 POSITION -12180,-1060
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -12245,-1004,-12114,-1141
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 13 SEP 1680
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1739
2 NOTE BIRTH: 13 Sep 1680 at Rehoboth, New Plymouth Colony, UK [9635] 
3 CONT DEATH: 1739 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00497@
1 FAMS @fam07472@
1 FAMC @fam07473@
0 @ind15266@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /FITCH/
2 DISPLAY MARY FITCH
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN FITCH
1 POSITION -11790,-860
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -11855,-804,-11724,-941
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1649
2 NOTE B: 1649
3 CONT Rehoboth,Bristol,Massachusetts,USA 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Rehoboth,Bristol,Massachusetts,USA
3 _XREF @place00115@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1716
2 PLAC Rehoboth,Bristol,Massachusetts,USA
3 _XREF @place00115@
2 NOTE DEATH: AFT 1 Nov 1716 
3 CONT Mary Fitch D: 1716
3 CONT Rehoboth,Bristol,Massachusetts,USA 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Mary Fitch 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  Thomas Ormsbee 
2 CONT +Mary Ormsbee 
2 CONT  Rebecka Ormsbee 
2 CONT  Judith Ormsbee 
2 CONT  Jeremiah Ormsbee 
2 CONT  Hannah Ormsbee 
2 CONT +Jacob Ormsbee 
2 CONT  Bethiah Ormsbee 
2 CONT  Ester Ormsbee 
2 CONT  Ezra Ormsbee 
2 CONT  Daniel Ormsbee 
2 CONT  Daniel Ormsbee 
2 CONT [9647] [S350] Arnold, Vital Record of Rehoboth, 1642–1896
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 693
2 CONT 
2 CONT [9645] [S417] Vital Records of Salisbury, Massachusetts
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 182
2 CONT 
2 CONT [9646] [S1180] Stetson, “Burial Hill Place”
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [25187] [S936] Reed, “Taunton Marriages, Births and Deaths”
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 236
2 CONT 
2 CONT [25188] [S294] Scott, Vital Records of Taunton, Massachusetts
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 2:24
2 CONT 
2 CONT [25189] [S679] French and Whitcomb, “Sutton Family”
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 64
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07473@
1 FAMC @fam07476@
0 @ind15267@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /ORMSBEE/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS ORMSBEE
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN ORMSBEE
1 POSITION -12350,-850
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -12415,-794,-12284,-931
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 11 NOV 1645
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 27 SEP 1716
2 NOTE BIRTH: 11 Nov 1645 at Salisbury, Essex Co., MA, UK [9645] 
3 CONT DEATH: 27 Sep 1716 at Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA, USA 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07473@
1 FAMC @fam07475@
0 @ind15268@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /BULLOCK/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH BULLOCK
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN BULLOCK
1 POSITION -10830,-860
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -10898,-804,-10761,-941
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 9 OCT 1650
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Elizabeth Bullock 
3 CONT BIRTH: 9 Oct 1650 at Rehoboth, New Plymouth Colony, UK 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  Caleb Eddy 
2 CONT  Samuel Eddy 
2 CONT  Benjamin Eddy 
2 CONT  Elizabeth Eddy 
2 CONT +Hannah Eddy 
2 CONT  Zachariah Eddy 
2 CONT +Hopestill Eddy 
2 CONT  Mary Eddy 
2 CONT [11527] [S350] Arnold, Vital Record of Rehoboth, 1642–1896
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 563
2 CONT 
2 CONT [11528] [S688] Bullock, “Richard Bullock of Rehoboth”
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 5:50
2 CONT 
2 CONT [11529] [S602] Boyer, Ancestral Lines Revised
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 139
2 CONT 
2 CONT [25190] [S143] Anderson, Great Migration Begins
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 1:617
2 CONT 
2 CONT [25191] [S617] Mason, Book A, Swansea Records
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 30
2 CONT 
2 CONT [25192] [S610] Rounds, Vital Records of Swansea, Massachusetts
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 22
2 CONT 
2 CONT [25193] [S602] Boyer, Ancestral Lines Revised
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 139
2 CONT 
2 CONT [25194] [S576] Eddy, Eddy Family in America
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 38
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00349@
1 FAMS @fam07474@
1 FAMC @fam07478@
0 @ind15269@ INDI
1 NAME CALEB /EDDY/
2 DISPLAY CALEB EDDY
2 GIVN CALEB
2 SURN EDDY
1 POSITION -11250,-850
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -11294,-794,-11205,-931
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1643
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07474@
1 FAMC @fam07477@
0 @ind15270@ INDI
1 NAME SAHAH /UPHAM/
2 DISPLAY SAHAH UPHAM
2 GIVN SAHAH
2 SURN UPHAM
1 POSITION -12250,-670
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -12315,-614,-12184,-751
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1609
2 NOTE BIRTH: ABT 1609 Sarah Upham B: 1610
3 CONT Salsburgh,,Lanarkshire,Scotland 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Salsburgh,,Lanarkshire,Scotland
3 _XREF @place00117@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1665
2 PLAC Rehoboth,Bristol,Massachusetts,USA
3 _XREF @place00115@
2 NOTE D: 1665
3 CONT Rehoboth,Bristol,Massachusetts,USA 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE John Ormsbee 
2 CONT +Thomas Ormsbee 
2 CONT  Jacob Ormsbee 
2 CONT [10755] [S350] Arnold, Vital Record of Rehoboth, 1642–1896
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 857
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00008@
1 FAMS @fam07475@
1 FAMC @fam07486@
0 @ind15271@ INDI
1 NAME RICHARD /ORMSBEE/
2 DISPLAY RICHARD ORMSBEE
2 GIVN RICHARD
2 SURN ORMSBEE
1 POSITION -12500,-670
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -12565,-614,-12434,-751
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1602
2 NOTE  1602
3 CONT ,,Lincolnshire,England 
2 PLAC ,Lincolnshire,England
3 _XREF @place00116@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 30 JUN 1664
2 PLAC Rehoboth,Bristol,Massachusetts,USA
3 _XREF @place00115@
2 NOTE DEATH: 30 Jun 1664 at Rehoboth, New Plymouth Colony
3 CONT : 1664-06-30
3 CONT Rehoboth,Bristol,Massachusetts,USA 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Richard Ormsby B:
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07475@
1 FAMC @fam07876@
0 @ind15272@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /SUTTON/
2 DISPLAY MARY SUTTON
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN SUTTON
1 POSITION -11660,-670
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -11725,-614,-11594,-751
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1626
2 NOTE B: 1626
3 CONT Rehoboth,Bristol,Massachusetts,USA 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Rehoboth,Bristol,Massachusetts,USA
3 _XREF @place00115@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 4 NOV 1703
2 PLAC Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA
3 _XREF @place00114@
2 NOTE DEATH: 4 Nov 1703 at Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA
3 CONT 
3 CONT Mary Sutton D: 1703-11-04
3 CONT Rehoboth,Bristol,Massachusetts,USA 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Mary Fitch 
2 CONT  John Fitch 
2 CONT  Jeremiah Fitch 
2 CONT  Rebecca Fitch 
2 CONT  Sarah Fitch 
2 CONT +Hannah Fitch 
2 CONT [11497] [S697] Bartlett, “Colonists from St. Albans”
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 416
2 CONT 
2 CONT [11498] [S350] Arnold, Vital Record of Rehoboth, 1642–1896
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 823
2 CONT 
2 CONT [25510] [S679] French and Whitcomb, “Sutton Family”
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 64
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00229@
1 FAMS @fam07476@
1 FAMC @fam07484@
0 @ind15273@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /FITCH/
2 DISPLAY JOHN FITCH
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN FITCH
1 POSITION -11900,-680
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -11965,-624,-11834,-761
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1615
2 NOTE B: 1615-07-16
3 CONT Bocking,,Essex,England 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Bocking,,Essex,England
3 _XREF @place00120@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 10 MAY 1676
2 PLAC Rehoboth,Bristol,Massachusetts,USA
3 _XREF @place00115@
2 NOTE ALTERNATE INFO ---CHRISTENING: 8 Apr 1621 at Saint Albans, Hertfordshi
3 CONC re, England, UK [11497] 
3 CONT DEATH: 21 Jan 1698 at Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA, UK 
3 CONT D: 1676-05-10
3 CONT Rehoboth,Bristol,Massachusetts,USA 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE John Fitch 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07476@
1 FAMC @fam07877@
0 @ind15274@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /SAVORY/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH SAVORY
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN SAVORY
1 POSITION -11090,-670
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -11158,-614,-11021,-751
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1607
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 24 MAY 1689
2 NOTE BIRTH: ABT 1607 [8890] 
3 CONT DEATH: 24 May 1689 at Swansea, Bristol Co., New Plymouth Colony, UK 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE CHILDREN
2 CONT John Eddy 
2 CONT  Zachariah Eddy 
2 CONT +Caleb Eddy 
2 CONT +Obadiah Eddy 
2 CONT  Hannah Eddy 
2 CONT 8890] [S143] Anderson, Great Migration Begins
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 1:616
2 CONT 
2 CONT [8891] [S143] Anderson, Great Migration Begins
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 1:616
2 CONT 
2 CONT [24998] [S535] Bicha and Brown, Benjamin Family in America
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 4
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00002@
1 FAMS @fam07477@
1 FAMC @fam07971@
0 @ind15275@ INDI
1 NAME SAMUEL /EDDY/
2 DISPLAY SAMUEL EDDY
2 GIVN SAMUEL
2 SURN EDDY
1 POSITION -11340,-680
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -11405,-624,-11274,-761
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 15 MAY 1608
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 12 NOV 1688
2 NOTE CHRISTENING: 15 May 1608 at Cranbrook, Kent, England, UK [8860] [8861]
3 CONC  [8862] 
3 CONT DEATH: 12 Nov 1688 at Swansea, Bristol Co., New Plymouth Colony 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07477@
1 FAMC @fam07485@
0 @ind15276@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /INGRAHAM/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH INGRAHAM
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN INGRAHAM
1 POSITION -10710,-660
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -10778,-604,-10641,-741
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1627
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 7 JAN 1660
2 NOTE BIRTH: ABT 1627 
3 CONT DEATH: 7 Jan 1660 at Rehoboth, New Plymouth Colony, UK 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT She is said to have been the daughter of Richard and Elizabeth (Wignal
2 CONC l) Ingraham and a descendant of Sir Arthur Ingraham of Watertown, Mass
2 CONC . Elizabeth was born about 1629 and died at the age of 30 on January 7
2 CONC , 1659/60, shortly after the birth of her sixth child, Hopestill.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT +Samuel Bullock 
2 CONT +Elizabeth Bullock 
2 CONT  Mary Bullock 
2 CONT  Mehitable Bullock 
2 CONT  Abigail Bullock 
2 CONT  Hopestill Bullock 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00349@
1 FAMS @fam07478@
1 FAMC @fam07479@
0 @ind15277@ INDI
1 NAME RICHARD /BULLOCK/
2 DISPLAY RICHARD BULLOCK
2 GIVN RICHARD
2 SURN BULLOCK
1 POSITION -10910,-660
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -10975,-604,-10844,-741
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1622
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 20 OCT 1667
2 NOTE 
3 CONT DEATH: BEF 20 Oct 1667 at Rehoboth, New Plymouth Colony,
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT RICHARD BULLOCK OF REHOBOTH, MASS (immigrant ancestor)
2 CONT Richard Bullock's ancestry has never been satisfactorily proved in spi
2 CONC te of research by many people. He first appeared in Rehoboth, Plymouth
2 CONC  Colony, in 1644 when he purchased the lot that had been set aside for
2 CONC  the Governor. The lot was valued at 200 Pounds. Richard was only abou
2 CONC t 22 years old at the time, if we accept the statement he made in test
2 CONC ifying on a matter regarding the estate of Alexander Winchester in 164
2 CONC 8. It is thought that Richard was born in Essex, England in 1622. Ther
2 CONC e is no satisfactory proof of his parentage. It has been said that he 
2 CONC came to America with two older brothers, Henry and Edward Bullockin 16
2 CONC 35 and that since he was not yet 21, stayed with or near them until he
2 CONC  received his patrimony when he came of age (Davis, Davis Family of Re
2 CONC hoboth). Another possibility which has not been researched is the Rich
2 CONC ard Bullock , son of John Bullock who was baptized 26 May 1622 in Pitc
2 CONC hford, Shropshire, England. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Considering the fact that 200 Pounds was a large sum of money for such
2 CONC  a young man at that time and that he apparently had a good education 
2 CONC since he was chosen to be a town clerk, it would seem that his family 
2 CONC in England were of a substantial class. It has also been said that Ric
2 CONC hard came first to Rhode Island and associated with Roger Williams, al
2 CONC so with no proof (Pierce, A Bullock Family History). 
2 CONT 
2 CONT On 7 April 1635, an <>b>Edward Bullock, 32, arrived in New England on 
2 CONC the ship "Elizabeth". His will was dated at Dorchester, Mass. On 25 Ma
2 CONC y 1649 when he was about to return to England. On 20 June 1635, Henry 
2 CONC Bullock , age 40 and wife, Susan arrived with 3 children, Henry 8, Mar
2 CONC y 6, and Thomas 2. He settled in Salem, Mass. No positive connection w
2 CONC ith Richard has been found with either of these men, but most of the o
2 CONC riginal proprietors of Rehoboth came from either Dorchester or Salem. 
2 CONC Rev. Samuel Newman who was the "real founder of Rehoboth" came to Amer
2 CONC ica in 1635 and resided for four years in Dorchester, then went to Wey
2 CONC mouth, Mass. as Pastor. He remained there until the spring of 1644 whe
2 CONC n the majority of his church with others of Hingham Mass. migrated to 
2 CONC the place that the Indians called Seekonk and to which Newman gave the
2 CONC  name of Rehoboth, whose scriptural name means enlargement (Tilton, A 
2 CONC History of Rehoboth, MA). 
2 CONT 
2 CONT On August 4, 1647, Richard Bullock married Elizabeth Ingraham in Rehob
2 CONC oth. She is said to have been the daughter of Richard and Elizabeth (W
2 CONC ignall) Ingraham and a descendant of Sir Arthur Ingraham of Watertown,
2 CONC  Mass. Elizabeth was born about 1629 and died at the age of 30 on Janu
2 CONC ary 7, 1659/60, shortly after the birth of her sixth child, Hopestill.
2 CONC  
2 CONT 
2 CONT On July 21, 1660, Richard married Elizabeth Billington, daughter of Fr
2 CONC ancis and Christian (Penn) Billington and grand-daughter of John Billi
2 CONC ngton who arrived in New England on the Mayflower. The Billington fami
2 CONC ly was described by Gov.William Bradford as "ye profanest family" and 
2 CONC John Billington received the distinction of being the first man hanged
2 CONC  in the Plymouth Colony for committing a murder. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Richard Bullock's home lot was along the road leading to the common op
2 CONC posite the lot of Rev. Samuel Newman. During his lifetime, Richard was
2 CONC  given additional lands. He drew rights in the "Great (Seekonk) Plain 
2 CONC " in 1644 and in 1647 he was allotted the rights of Nathan Pratt's lan
2 CONC d after Mr. Pratt left Rehoboth. In June 1653 he was one of 49 residen
2 CONC ts who were allowed to draw meadow lands and in 1658 he again shared i
2 CONC n a drawing of lands in the northern part of the town. On 1 October 16
2 CONC 61 he was given "soo much land at the watersyde, against the end of hi
2 CONC s lott as should be judged to be convenient to sell". In 1666, he also
2 CONC  shared in the division of the Wannamoisett lands. He spent all of his
2 CONC  life in Rehoboth. It has been widely accepted that he was in Newtown 
2 CONC Long Island in 1656, but this was probably the Richard Bullock who was
2 CONC  named as having a debt to our Richard’s estate - probably a relative,
2 CONC  maybe a nephew. It could not have been his son, Richard who was only 
2 CONC a baby when his father died. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Certainly, Richard was a farmer as were most of the men of that time, 
2 CONC but in addition, he was the Town Clerk of Rehoboth from 1659 to the ti
2 CONC me of his death. Colonial records show he was made a freeman in May 16
2 CONC 46 but do not state his residence. As town clerk, he was paid a salary
2 CONC  plus an additional amount for each birth, marriage and death record t
2 CONC hat he inscribed. He appeared to be an honorable citizen of the town. 
2 CONC He took the Oath of Fidelity in 1656. In 1662 the records show that he
2 CONC  was appointed to serve on a committee regarding liquor and powder shi
2 CONC pments and that on June 8, 1664 he was chosen to collect the "Assize" 
2 CONC tax. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Richard Bullock was licensed to keep a ferry at Palmer's River on 1 Ma
2 CONC rch 1664 by the Plymouth Colony. This allowed him to ferry horses from
2 CONC  Rehoboth across the Pawtucket (Blackstone) River to the Providence Pl
2 CONC antation of Roger Williams . It appears that he already had a ferry an
2 CONC d this allowed him to build a horse ferry in addition. He also was gra
2 CONC nted the right to sell liquor "to strangers and passengers but not to 
2 CONC town dwellers ." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT It has been suggested that Richard was a member of the Baptist church 
2 CONC of which the Rev. John Myles was pastor. We do know that shortly after
2 CONC  Richard's death, several of his children were active in that church. 
2 CONC As a respected citizen and a freeman, Richard almost certainly attende
2 CONC d the Congregationalist Church of the Rev. Samuel Newman. Since the Bu
2 CONC llock property was closer to Swansea and the church in Swansea was Bap
2 CONC tist, the family may have attended it after Newman's death in 1663. Re
2 CONC hoboth town records show that in 1666, Richard protested at a town mee
2 CONC ting that the church, rather than the citizens should choose the minis
2 CONC ter. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Richard died on 22 November, 1667. Books were listed among the items o
2 CONC n his inventory along with a pewter spoon, arms & ammunition, and 3 bl
2 CONC ankets as the items with most value. Livestock consisted of "2 yearlin
2 CONC gs, 2 steers, one heefer, one horse and 6 cows". He had dairy vessels 
2 CONC with beer barrel and was owed 23 shillings from Richard Bullock. This 
2 CONC could not have been his son, Richard who was born shortly before he di
2 CONC ed, therefore, there must have been another Richard Bullock in New Eng
2 CONC land at that time. Possibly the Richard who was listed in Newtown, Lon
2 CONC g Island was this other Richard Bullock. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Elizabeth Billington Bullock was left a young widow with small childre
2 CONC n when Richard died. On 20 October, 1668, Elizabeth, along with Samuel
2 CONC , Richard's oldest son, petitioned the court for division of his lands
2 CONC . On 5 July 1670, the Court directed three men to "take some paines in
2 CONC  settling matters about the estate of Richard Bullock" and they were t
2 CONC o settle all matters between the "Widdow Bullocks" and her son-in-law 
2 CONC [stepson] Samuel. Elizabeth was given the house and home lot and the l
2 CONC ittle island of salt marsh near the house, one acre of upland and the 
2 CONC use of five and twenty Pounds "Commanage" and the use of 1 acre broken
2 CONC  up ground for three years. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Deciding that debts due from Richard's estate were satisfied, on 29 Oc
2 CONC tober 1670, the Court gave widow Eliz abeth, the remaining cattle from
2 CONC  Richard's estate, stating that she had "with care and industry, broug
2 CONC ht up divers smale children since the death of her husband and still i
2 CONC s careful and industrious to bring them up, some of them yet being sma
2 CONC le". She was given three cows and a mare which were left from the esta
2 CONC te. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT By 1673, Elizabeth (Billington) Bullock was remarried to Robert Beere,
2 CONC  an Irish brickmaker, and the court ordered the estate of Richard Bull
2 CONC ock settled. However, her second marriage ended in tragedy when her hu
2 CONC sband, Robert was killed by the Indians on 29 March 1676 during King P
2 CONC hilip's War and she was left with a young son, Benjamin by that marria
2 CONC ge. In June 1677, with her second husband dead, the court again ordere
2 CONC d Richard's estate settled. Elizabeth was married for a third time abo
2 CONC ut 1679 to Thomas Patey of Providence, Rhode Island. Tragedy followed 
2 CONC her again when on 19 August 1695 he borrowed a canoe and later that da
2 CONC y his hat was found on the river. Five days later his body was found. 
2 CONC It is not known when Elizabeth died but she is mentioned in a land tra
2 CONC nsaction to her brother Isaac in 1707. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Information on this page taken from my book The Descendants of Colonel
2 CONC  William Bullock of Rehoboth, MA, Virginia Miller Deagan, 1997 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07478@
0 @ind15278@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /WIGNALL/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH WIGNALL
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN WIGNALL
1 SOURCES @source00001@
1 POSITION -10630,-460
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -10698,-404,-10561,-541
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1604
2 NOTE Birth: ABT 1604 in Frating, Essex, Suffolk, England 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Frating, Essex, Suffolk, England
3 _XREF @place00107@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 16 SEP 1663
2 PLAC Northampton, Hampshire County, MA, USA
3 _XREF @place00108@
2 NOTE Death: BET 16 SEP 1663 AND 16 SEP 1668 in Northampton, Hampshire Count
3 CONC y, MA, USA 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT  Elizabeth Ingraham b: 21 MAR 1628/29 in Frating, Essex, England
2 CONT  Joanna Ingraham b: ABT 1633 in Rehoboth, Bristol County, MA, USA
2 CONT  William INGRAHAM , Sr b: ABT 1634 in Rehoboth, Bristol County, MA, US
2 CONC A
2 CONT  Jarrett Ingraham b: 28 MAY 1635 in Rehoboth, Bristol County, MA, USA
2 CONT  Abigail INGRAHAM b: ABT 1636 in Rehoboth, Bristol County, MA, USA
2 CONT  John Ingram , Sr b: ABT 1637 in Rehoboth, Bristol County, MA, USA
2 CONT  Henry Ingraham b: ABT 1639 in Boston, Suffolk County, MA, USA
2 CONT ******************************************************
2 CONT CHILDREN
2 CONT +Elizabeth Ingraham 
2 CONT  William Ingraham 
2 CONT +Joanna Ingraham 
2 CONT  Jarrett Ingraham 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07479@
1 FAMC @fam07874@
0 @ind15279@ INDI
1 NAME RICHARD /INGRAHAM/
2 DISPLAY RICHARD INGRAHAM
2 GIVN RICHARD
2 SURN INGRAHAM
1 POSITION -10750,-460
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -10818,-404,-10682,-541
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1595
2 NOTE ABT 1595 in Buckinghamshire, England 
3 CONT ABT 1600 in Fishtoft, Lincolnshire, England 
2 PLAC Buckinghamshire, England
3 _XREF @place00110@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE AUG 1683
2 PLAC Northampton, Hampshire County, MA, USA
3 _XREF @place00108@
2 NOTE DEATH: BEF 17 May 1693 
3 CONT AUG 1683 in Northampton, Hampshire County, MA, USA 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Event: Freeman 19 OCT 1630 applied, May 18, 1631 became Freeman of Mas
2 CONC sachusetts 
2 CONT Richard Ingraham's ancestry simply is unknown and a ll claims to his R
2 CONC oyal ancestry cannot be accepted! W
2 CONT many others, have tried to link Richard to Sir Arth ur Ingram I and Su
2 CONC san Brown, his son Sir Arthur Ingram, II a
2 CONT Eleanor Slingsby, and his grandson Arthur Ingram, II I, Esq and Jane M
2 CONC allory, and even directly, but cannot. O
2 CONT research has found Ingram, Mallory and Slingsby recor ds eliminating t
2 CONC heir families as ancestors of Richar
2 CONT maintain our information for the rich Slingsby and Mal lory history an
2 CONC d because both families have other lin
2 CONT the Chesebro' family. And, there is always the possib ility that this 
2 CONC Ingram family could be related in some way.
2 CONT 
2 CONT FOR INFORMATION ONLY we have connected Richard to S ir Arthur Ingram I
2 CONC  with an " ! INGRAHAM MYTH ! " 
2 CONT connection. RICHARD INGRAHAM DOES NOT DESCEND FROM T HE INGRAM, MALLOR
2 CONC Y AND SLINGSBY 
2 CONT FAMILIES - PLEASE DO NOT ASSUME THE CONNECTION!
2 CONT 
2 CONT *******************************************
2 CONT Richard’s paternity of William and Jarrett is proved by records cited 
2 CONC in John Benjamin Nichols, “Notes on Richard Ingraham of Rehoboth, Mass
2 CONC achusetts, 1643,” American Genealogist 21 (1944/5): 190-1, as well as 
2 CONC R. L. Bowen, “Notes: William Ingraham,” 60. Because this was the only 
2 CONC complete Ingraham family in Rehoboth at that date, this is also surmis
2 CONC ed to be the family to which Elizabeth and Joanna belonged. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [12652] [S750] Jacobus, “Notes: William Ingraham”
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 60
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07479@
0 @ind15288@ INDI
1 NAME JULIANA /LITTLE/
2 DISPLAY JULIANA LITTLE
2 GIVN JULIANA
2 SURN LITTLE
1 SOURCES @source00002@
1 POSITION -11550,-470
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -11615,-414,-11484,-551
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1595
2 NOTE Juliana Little Female  1595 Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 4 
2 PLAC Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00020@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 4 JUN 1678
2 PLAC Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00020@
2 DISPOSITION 
3 DATE 4 JUN 1678
3 PLAC Rehoboth, New Plymouth Colony
4 _XREF @place00112@
2 NOTE Jun 1678 Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
3 CONT BURIAL: 4 Jun 1678 at Rehoboth, New Plymouth Colony
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE John Sutton 
2 CONT +Mary Sutton 
2 CONT  Esther Sutton 
2 CONT +Anne Sutton 
2 CONT  Margaret Sutton 
2 CONT  Hannah Sutton 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00505@
1 FAMS @fam07484@
1 FAMC @fam07879@
0 @ind15289@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /SUTTON/
2 DISPLAY JOHN SUTTON
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN SUTTON
1 POSITION -11740,-460
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -11805,-404,-11674,-541
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1593
2 NOTE 1593 in Of Rehoboth,Bristol,England
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Rehoboth,Bristol,England
3 _XREF @place00113@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1672
2 NOTE DEATH: 1 Jun 1672 at Rehoboth, New Plymouth Colony, 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07484@
1 FAMC @fam07875@
0 @ind15290@ INDI
1 NAME MARY   (ENGLAND) /FOSTEN/
2 DISPLAY MARY   (ENGLAND) FOSTEN
2 GIVN MARY 
2 MIDDLE  (ENGLAND)
2 SURN FOSTEN
1 POSITION -11240,-440
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -11308,-384,-11171,-546
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1568
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 18 JUL 1611
2 NOTE BIRTH: 1568 [8830] 
3 CONT DEATH: 18 Jul 1611 at Cranbrook, Kent, England, UK 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  Nathaniel Eddy 
2 CONT  Mary Eddy 
2 CONT  Phineas Eddy 
2 CONT +John Eddy 
2 CONT  Ellen Eddy 
2 CONT +Abigail Eddy 
2 CONT  Anna Eddy 
2 CONT  Elizabeth Eddy 
2 CONT +Samuel Eddy 
2 CONT  Zachareas Eddy 
2 CONT  Nathaniel Eddy 
2 CONT Family 2 : Sarah [Taylor] 
2 CONT MARRIAGE: 22 Feb 1614 at Cranbrook, Kent, England, UK [24991] [24992] 
2 CONC [24993] 
2 CONT  Priscilla Eddy 
2 CONT [8825] [S535] Bicha and Brown, Benjamin Family in America
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 3
2 CONT 
2 CONT [8826] [S575] Horton, Zachariah Eddy of Warren, Pa.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 17
2 CONT 
2 CONT [8827] [S535] Bicha and Brown, Benjamin Family in America
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 3
2 CONT 
2 CONT [8828] [S575] Horton, Zachariah Eddy of Warren, Pa.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 17
2 CONT 
2 CONT [8829] [S576] Eddy, Eddy Family in America
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 3
2 CONT 
2 CONT [24988] [S535] Bicha and Brown, Benjamin Family in America
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 3
2 CONT 
2 CONT [24989] [S575] Horton, Zachariah Eddy of Warren, Pa.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 17
2 CONT 
2 CONT [24990] [S576] Eddy, Eddy Family in America
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 3
2 CONT 
2 CONT [24991] [S535] Bicha and Brown, Benjamin Family in America
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 3
2 CONT 
2 CONT [24992] [S575] Horton, Zachariah Eddy of Warren, Pa.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 17
2 CONT 
2 CONT [24993] [S576] Eddy, Eddy Family in America
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 3
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07485@
0 @ind15291@ INDI
1 NAME WILLIAM (ENGLAND) /EDDY/
2 DISPLAY WILLIAM (ENGLAND) EDDY
2 GIVN WILLIAM
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN EDDY
1 POSITION -11390,-430
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -11458,-374,-11321,-536
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1562
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 23 NOV 1616
2 NOTE BIRTH: 1562 at Bristol, Gloucestershire, England [8825] [8826] 
3 CONT DEATH: 23 Nov 1616 at Cranbrook, Kent, England, UK 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07485@
0 @ind15292@ INDI
1 NAME MARIA (ENGLAND) /UNKNOWN/
2 DISPLAY MARIA (ENGLAND) UNKNOWN
2 GIVN MARIA
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN UNKNOWN
1 POSITION -12170,-430
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -12238,-388,-12101,-536
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE : Maria 
2 CONT  Joane Upham 
2 CONT  Thomas Upham 
2 CONT  Susanna Upham 
2 CONT +John Upham 
2 CONT  Judith Upham 
2 CONT +Sarah Upham 
2 CONT  Frances Upham 
2 CONT  Jane Upham 
2 CONT [11335] [S670] Hodge, “Martins of Swansea and Rehoboth”
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 171
2 CONT 
2 CONT [11336] [S560] Upham, Upham Genealogy
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT PAGE: 476
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00349@
1 FAMS @fam07486@
0 @ind15293@ INDI
1 NAME RICHARD (ENGLAND) /UPHAM/
2 DISPLAY RICHARD (ENGLAND) UPHAM
2 GIVN RICHARD
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN UPHAM
1 POSITION -12300,-450
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -12368,-394,-12231,-556
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 19 DEC 1635
2 PLAC Bicton, Devon, England, UK
3 _XREF @place00633@
2 NOTE  19 Dec 1635 at Bicton, Devon, England, UK 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07486@
0 @ind15893@ INDI
1 NAME JUDITH /CLARKE/
2 DISPLAY JUDITH CLARKE
2 GIVN JUDITH
2 SURN CLARKE
1 POSITION 23790,-1110
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 23725,-1054,23856,-1191
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 12 OCT 1667
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1747
2 NOTE Judith Clarke       77
3 CONT Born: 12 October 1667
3 CONT Place: Westerly, RI
3 CONT Died: 
3 CONT -1747)
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Judith Clarke
2 CONT Children:
2 CONT Maxson, Judith 
2 CONT Maxson, Mary 
2 CONT Birth : 26 Oct 1691 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
2 CONT Death : 16 Mar 1692 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
2 CONT Gender: Female
2 CONT Maxson, Bethia 
2 CONT Maxson, Elizabeth 
2 CONT Maxson, Hannah 
2 CONT Maxson, John 
2 CONT Maxson, Dorothy 
2 CONT Maxson, Susannah 
2 CONT Maxson, Joseph 
2 CONT Birth : Dec 1709 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
2 CONT Death : Jul 1710 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
2 CONT Gender: Male
2 CONT Maxson, Avis 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00068@
1 FAMS @fam07790@
1 FAMC @fam07791@
0 @ind15894@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /MAXSON JR/
2 DISPLAY JOHN MAXSON JR
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN MAXSON JR
1 POSITION 22370,-1080
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 22305,-1024,22436,-1186
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1666
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 28 OCT 1748
2 NOTE  John Maxson Jr. 76
3 CONT Born: 1666
3 CONT Place: 
3 CONT Marr: 19 January 1687/8
3 CONT Place: Westerly, RI
3 CONT Died: 28 October 1748
3 CONT OTHERS SAY 
3 CONT (1666-1747)
3 CONT Maxson, John 
3 CONT Birth : 12 Oct 1666 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT Death : 28 Oct 1747 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT           
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE JOHN MAXSON, SECOND.
2 CONT 
2 CONT JOHN MAXSON, 2d, was the son of the venerable Elder of whose life we h
2 CONC ave just given a brief sketch. We must suppose the piety of the elder 
2 CONC Maxson to have been the practical kind, bearing with influence upon al
2 CONC l the relations of life. That he left the impress of his excellent cha
2 CONC racter upon his children, may be inferred from the fact that two of hi
2 CONC s sons were chosen successively to follow him in the pastoral office. 
2 CONC Of these the present subject was the first. He was born in the year 16
2 CONC 66; and in 1687 married Judith Clarke, a sister of Joseph Clarke, Jr.,
2 CONC  one of the first settlers of Misquamicot, and a niece of Eld. John Cl
2 CONC arke of Newport, the founder of the first church in that place. They h
2 CONC ad ten children. Judith was born in 1689, Mary in 1691, Bethiah in 169
2 CONC 3, Elizabeth in 1695, Hannah in 1698, John in 1701, Dorothy in 1703, S
2 CONC usan in 1706, Joseph in 1709, Avis in 1712. They generally became memb
2 CONC ers of the church, and useful citizens. Joseph and Mary died in infanc
2 CONC y. He was an extensive land-holder in Westerly. "Maxson’s Purchase," c
2 CONC ontaining 2,684 acres, belonged to a company of which he was one. He w
2 CONC as also interested in other grants, as may be seen in the Rhode Island
2 CONC  Collection, vol. 2, p. 218. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. Maxson and his wife united with the Seventh-day Baptist Church in 
2 CONC Newport on the 30th of July, 1692, and labored efficiently and zealous
2 CONC ly in the cause in which they had enlisted. In the churches at that da
2 CONC y, as compared with those of the present, the distinguishing trait see
2 CONC ms to have been the earnestness with which every member entered into t
2 CONC heir duties toward one another. The church organization was to them no
2 CONC  compact for convenience, but a union as the body of Christ, to which 
2 CONC each member owed an imperative duty. Thus were the erring reclaimed, a
2 CONC nd the angry reconciled, and a lively element of good-will was kept up
2 CONC  in the composition of the church. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. Maxson and his wife were eminent examples of this spirit from the 
2 CONC day they became professors of the name of Christ. They were faithful a
2 CONC ttendants of the meetings of the church, and he was very frequently ap
2 CONC pointed to perform the duty of messenger, in the disciplinary measures
2 CONC  of the church. His zeal and force of character indicating him as a le
2 CONC ader in the congregation, he was chosen a deacon, as appears from the 
2 CONC following extract from the church records: - 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "At a meeting of the church on the 9th of the 7th month, 1712, by appo
2 CONC intment, the church taking into consideration the necessity of choosin
2 CONC g a person to the place and office of a deacon, did make choice and mu
2 CONC tually agree and desire that Bro. John Maxson, Jr., be the person as [
2 CONC page 55] aforesaid. The said Bro. Maxson did desire some time for cons
2 CONC ideration before he gave answer thereto." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT The careful self-examination and caution shown in the acceptance of th
2 CONC e church offices at that period, indicates a high sense of the importa
2 CONC nce of their being filled efficiently, and a noble and desirable sense
2 CONC  of duty towards them. The church had appointed the third day of the w
2 CONC eek before the last Sabbath of the next month for the ordination of De
2 CONC acon Joseph Clarke as an elder of the church, to serve as an assistant
2 CONC  to the senior elder; and therefore "the church, appointed the aforesa
2 CONC id day for the time of his giving his answer; and in case he granted t
2 CONC heir desire, then the aforesaid day to be the time of his ordination t
2 CONC hereunto, by laying on of hands, according to the rules of God’s word.
2 CONC " The result of his reflections appears from another extract from the 
2 CONC church book: - 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "At a church meeting by appointment, the 21st of the 8th month, 1712, 
2 CONC Bro. Joseph Clarke, Jr. was ordained elder to the church by fasting an
2 CONC d prayer and laying on of hands of the presbytery, and Bro. John Maxso
2 CONC n, Jr., was ordained to the office of deacon to, the church in the sam
2 CONC e solemn manner and order aforesaid." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT About the same time that Mr. Maxson was thus called to the service of 
2 CONC the church as deacon, he was also called upon to improve his "gift" fo
2 CONC r the edification of the church in conjunction with several others. Th
2 CONC is invitation was however revoked soon after the ordination of Elder C
2 CONC larke. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT In connection with the name of Dea. Maxson, there appears a transactio
2 CONC n so illustrative of the times, that we give the notice of it as it st
2 CONC ands on the records: - 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "At a meeting of the church on the 24th of January, 1713, Dea. Maxson 
2 CONC proposed for consideration the fact that some persons in the congregat
2 CONC ion were exposed to the want of corn for their comfortable subsistence
2 CONC , and not being able to procure money in order to supply themselves wi
2 CONC th the same for their present want. Upon consideration thereof, the ch
2 CONC urch did order that what money there was in the church treasury that c
2 CONC ould be conveniently spare (sic) should be by the deacons laid out for
2 CONC  corn, to supply said persons at the discretion of the deacons." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT But the colony was visited not alone by famine, but also by the pestil
2 CONC ence. The year 1719 was remarkable for the severe sickness that prevai
2 CONC led in Westerly, and many deaths occurred, among them being that of El
2 CONC d. Joseph Clarke, the colleague of Eld. John Maxson, Sen., who died Ju
2 CONC ne the 5th. The following record is made on the occasion: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Upon the consideration of the dispensation of the Most High upon this
2 CONC  part of the wilderness, by visiting the inhabitants of the same with 
2 CONC [page 56] grievous sickness, and death itself, and other consideration
2 CONC s, it was on the 13th of June, 1719, concluded that the next fourth da
2 CONC y of the week next following be solemnized by fasting and prayer to Al
2 CONC mighty God, that he would be pleased to stay his hand of correction, w
2 CONC hich hath been so awfully lifted up amongst us." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT This fast was generally observed by the church, and was followed by a 
2 CONC revival of religion, by which many were added to the church. Immediate
2 CONC ly after, Dea. Maxson was, upon the death of Eld. Clarke, selected by 
2 CONC the church to the office of an elder, and at the same time Thomas Hisc
2 CONC ox was nominated. The following entry records his ordination: - 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "At the church meeting July 5th, 1719, at the meeting-house in Westerl
2 CONC y, Bro. John Maxson 2d, was ordained to the place of an elder to this 
2 CONC church, by Bro. Joseph Crandall, of Newport, by laying on of hands of 
2 CONC Eld. Crandall, with hands of Bro. Joseph Clarke, Sen., and Bro. Peter 
2 CONC Barker." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT On the death of the aged leading Elder, the next year, Eld. Maxson suc
2 CONC ceeded him as pastor, though he was himself well advanced in life, and
2 CONC  in a measure disabled from active duties by reason of lameness so tha
2 CONC t he was not always able to attend the meetings. But though failing in
2 CONC  body, his mind was still burning with zeal to advance the prosperity 
2 CONC of the church of God, and insure its peace. This was sometimes no easy
2 CONC  matter, as the district being agricultural, and the lands imperfectly
2 CONC  laid out and defined, disputes continually arose concerning the bound
2 CONC aries of the possessions of the members. One such arose in which the e
2 CONC lder was a party, and the settlement of it, as it appears in the follo
2 CONC wing minute, and in the subsequent good feeling, shows the deference o
2 CONC f the members for the authority of the church: - 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "WESTERLY, Sept. 20th, 1720. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Whereas, there having been some dissatisfaction between Bro. John Max
2 CONC son, elder, and Bro. Thomas Hiscox, concerning the south extent of sai
2 CONC d Maxson’s lands lying eastward of the highway which runs to the mill,
2 CONC  the said Maxson and Hiscox jointly agreeing to leave the decision of 
2 CONC the matter to us, the subscribers, obliging themselves by their words 
2 CONC forever to abide our determination in the premises; we having circumsp
2 CONC ectly viewed the land, and diligently inquired into all the circumstan
2 CONC ces and evidences offered to us to enlighten us in the matter, do orde
2 CONC r and determine as followeth, viz.: that the said John Maxson’s lot of
2 CONC  land shall extend to the fence which is now standing, ranging westwar
2 CONC d from the great river to the aforesaid highway, and no farther; and t
2 CONC hat the fence as it now stands shall be his perpetual bounds of the so
2 CONC uthernmost bounds of said land; and this instrument we desire may be e
2 CONC ntered in the church records. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT SAMUEL BEEBEE, 
2 CONT 
2 CONT THOMAS RHOADS, 
2 CONT 
2 CONT THOMAS BURDICK, and others" 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [page 57] The following thanksgiving proclamation is interesting, and 
2 CONC shows that at the age of 70 years Mr. Maxson was as strong in heart as
2 CONC  in mind, and that, though the lamp of life was waning, that the love 
2 CONC of God was still bright: - 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "NOVEMBER 20th, 1736. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Whereas, we have been wonderfully indulged by God’s providence with m
2 CONC any unmerited blessings, and we think it but our reasonable service to
2 CONC  render to him our tribute of praise, and notwithstanding the infirmit
2 CONC ies and troubles of many among us, yet it must be confessed, I think, 
2 CONC that God hath dealt with us in much mercy, and in judgment. He hath sh
2 CONC own himself to be very gracious, but in general there hath been much m
2 CONC ore cause of thankfulness and joy than of dejection and complaint. The
2 CONC re are many reasons which occur to us for rendering praise to God, amo
2 CONC ng which I think the following ought not to be forgotten, viz.: the fa
2 CONC vorable state of the distemper with us, that hath been so mortal in ma
2 CONC ny parts of New England, yet with us scarce any have died; also, that 
2 CONC the season of the year has been so favorable and plentiful; and most o
2 CONC f all, though the harvest is plenteous, and the laborers few, yet that
2 CONC  the Lord of the harvest has seemed to interpose in a most gracious ma
2 CONC nner by the increase of many which we hope are sincere professors of t
2 CONC he truth of the Gospel. Therefore I have thought proper to appoint the
2 CONC  fourth day of the week, being the 24th of Nov. inst., to be set apart
2 CONC  as a day of thanksgiving to God for all such as are disposed thereto.
2 CONC  
2 CONT 
2 CONT JOHN MAXSON, Elder 
2 CONT 
2 CONT By GEORGE STILLMAN, Clerk" 
2 CONT 
2 CONT This occasion was well attended. None entered into the exercises of th
2 CONC e day with more real and sincere thankfulness than did the venerable p
2 CONC astor. There had been a large number added to the church, and the pros
2 CONC pect seemed pleasing to his faith. He thus continued to labor and rejo
2 CONC ice, and as age advanced upon him, he became anxious that the order of
2 CONC  the gospel might be perpetuated by the gifts of the church, for which
2 CONC  purpose he proposed that set times be given to such as were inclined 
2 CONC to improve their talent for the ministry of the word. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT About this time Mr. Maxson became desirous that the church should appo
2 CONC int a colleague or assistant for him in the performance of his officia
2 CONC l duties; and in 1739 his brother, Joseph Maxson, was appointed to the
2 CONC  office of an elder, to assist the senior elder in the service of the 
2 CONC church; and soon after Thomas Hiscox was also appointed to the office 
2 CONC of an elder, to assist in the administration of the ordinances. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT The "New Lights," a people that made some noise in that part of New En
2 CONC gland during the latter part of Eld. Maxson’s administration, gave him
2 CONC  some trouble by their unscrupulous denunciation of the faith which he
2 CONC  professed and defended; but his wisdom was the more apparent from the
2 CONC  kindness with which he treated all the aspersions cast upon him and h
2 CONC is brethren. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [page 58] The last act recorded of Eld. Maxson was assisting Eld. Jose
2 CONC ph Maxson at the ordination of Eld. John Davis, of Shrewsbury, N.J., w
2 CONC hither Mr. Davis had gone, with others who had been dismissed from the
2 CONC  church at Westerly, to form a Sabbath-keeping church in that place. T
2 CONC he ordination took place July 12th, 1746. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Eld. Maxson was now approaching the verge of life. The weight of years
2 CONC  and many infirmities pressed upon him. He could say with the apostle,
2 CONC  "I have fought the good fight, I have kept the faith," and could look
2 CONC  with him to the crown laid up, to be conferred by the Master whom he 
2 CONC served. He died July 1747 in the 81st year of his age.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Copied from an original copy of Volume 1, No. 2, April, 1852, pp 49-58
2 CONC , of the Seventh-Day Baptist Memorial, a quarterly magazine, devoted t
2 CONC o biography, history, and statistics. Published in New York, by the Se
2 CONC venth-Day Baptist Publishing Society, No. 9 Spruce Street. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
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2 DATE 19 DEC 1646
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 17 APR 1707
2 NOTE Hubbard, Bethiah 
3 CONT Birth : 19 Dec 1646 Springfield, Massachusetts
3 CONT Death : 17 Apr 1707 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Hubbard, Bethiah 
2 CONT Children:
2 CONT Clarke, Judith 
2 CONT Clarke, Joseph 
2 CONT Clarke, Samuel 
2 CONT Clarke, John 
2 CONT Clarke, Bethiah 
2 CONT Clarke, Mary 
2 CONT Clarke, Susanna 
2 CONT Clarke, Thomas 
2 CONT Clarke, William 
2 CONT 
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2 DATE 11 FEB 1642
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 11 JAN 1727
2 NOTE Clarke, Joseph 
3 CONT Birth : 11 Feb 1642 Newport, Newport Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT Death : 11 Jan 1727 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Clarke, Joseph 
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3 CONT Mosher, Mary 
3 CONT Birth : 1641 Falmouth, Cumberland Co, Maine
3 CONT Death : 2 Feb 1718 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT 
3 CONT (1641-1718)
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Mary Mosher-
2 CONT Children:
2 CONT Maxson, John 
2 CONT Maxson, Dorothy 
2 CONT Maxson, Joseph 
2 CONT Maxson, Hannah 
2 CONT Maxson, Mary 
2 CONT Maxson, Jonathan 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
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2 DATE MAR 1639
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2 DATE 17 DEC 1720
2 NOTE John Maxson-
3 CONT Maxson, John 
3 CONT Birth : Mar 1639 Aquidneck, Rhode Island
3 CONT Death : 17 Dec 1720 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT 
3 CONT (1639-1720)
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE JOHN MAXSON, SENIOR
2 CONT 
2 CONT The advocates of the true Sabbath look with a dignified pride to the e
2 CONC xample of great and good men who have sustained the banner of truth, t
2 CONC hrough trials and sufferings, from generation to generation, till the 
2 CONC time when that faith was planted on the shores of America. Beginning c
2 CONC oeval with the establishment of civilization on this continent, they w
2 CONC ere made partakers of many hardships and perils, to which they, as fou
2 CONC nders of their church organization here, were peculiarly exposed. They
2 CONC  were nevertheless earnest, practical, God-fearing men; no mad enthusi
2 CONC asts, crazed with new doctrines, and following in misguided zeal each 
2 CONC ignis fatuus that flickered in the religious atmosphere. For, having b
2 CONC een thought liberality by persecution, and steadfastness by suffering,
2 CONC  they were at once good citizens and exalted Christians. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Among them was the subject of the present sketch, the first leading El
2 CONC der of the Seventh-day Baptist Church in Westerly, R.I. His parents ca
2 CONC me from England, and were among the earliest settlers of New England, 
2 CONC and also among the first who attempted a landing on the shores of Conn
2 CONC ecticut. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT The party with which they were connected made a temporary settlement, 
2 CONC it is supposed, near Throg’s Neck, hence for some time after called Ma
2 CONC xson’s Point. They carried on a trade with the Indians, and prospered,
2 CONC  until about the time of the breaking out of the Pequod War, in 1637, 
2 CONC when the Indians who surrounded them, instigated probably by emissarie
2 CONC s from the Pequods, suddenly abstained from intercourse with [page 50]
2 CONC  the settlers. Upon their sending to the natives to inquire why they d
2 CONC id not come in as usual to trade, they received answer, that they fear
2 CONC ed their dogs, which they allowed to go unconfined, but that if they w
2 CONC ould shut them up, they would come in again. The unsuspecting colonist
2 CONC s, blinded by their apparent good will, complied with the condition; a
2 CONC nd their watchful sentinels once confined, the savages made an attack 
2 CONC upon the settlement, and drove the whites to their shallop. A portion 
2 CONC of them landing in a boat the next day, to procure more provisions and
2 CONC  produce from their gardens, were again attacked, and Mr. Maxson and h
2 CONC is son Richard were killed. Mrs. Maxson escaped with the survivors in 
2 CONC the shallop, and after a long and tedious passage, landed on the islan
2 CONC d of Aquetneck, the nearest place on the coast at that time free from 
2 CONC danger of the hostile Indians; where, soon after landing, John was bor
2 CONC n. This was in the spring of 1638; and as the island was purchased of 
2 CONC the Sachems Miantonimoh and Canonicus on the 24th of March of that yea
2 CONC r, and settled by the English immediately thereafter, Mrs. Maxson rema
2 CONC ined there, and devoted herself to the support and education of her so
2 CONC n. Mr. Maxson, thus has the distinction of being the first white child
2 CONC  born on the island of Rhode Island, or Aquetneck as it was then calle
2 CONC d. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT This is the substance of the family traditions, and we regret that the
2 CONC y do not give us more knowledge of the Christian mother and heroine. W
2 CONC e would have been glad at least to have known that she lived to be rep
2 CONC aid for all her sorrows and privations by seeing her son advanced to t
2 CONC he great usefulness and consideration to which he attained. Oh, how th
2 CONC e great usefulness and consideration to which he attained. Oh, how dea
2 CONC r that hope to the heart of the Christian mother, and how supreme the 
2 CONC joy at its fulfillment! Then and by that only are the toils, the pains
2 CONC  and anxieties of the past recompensed, and the subdued and grateful h
2 CONC eart rests a moment in the purest happiness earth can give, ere it pas
2 CONC ses hopefully, trustingly, yet tremblingly, to the final rest. Who but
2 CONC  the Omniscient can read that holiest page in humanity’s record - - th
2 CONC e heart of the Christian mother, sanctified by privation, hallowed by 
2 CONC suffering, and finding its highest, only, and sufficient reward in the
2 CONC  fulfillment of the noblest duty God has appointed to it. None other t
2 CONC han herself can comprehend it. The matron who, in the appliances of we
2 CONC alth and ease, has reared her children, as she has not known the trial
2 CONC s, neither can she know the rapture of the sorrow-stricken soul winnin
2 CONC g its way to the throne of God by its trustful humility, and there ren
2 CONC dering back its improved talent. Such a return was the son of that wid
2 CONC owed mother an energetic, earnest, useful man. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [page 51] In 1661, Mr. Maxson, then twenty-three years old, joined a c
2 CONC ompany which was formed at Newport for the purchase and settlement of 
2 CONC a portion of the Narragansett country, called by the Indians Misquamic
2 CONC ut, as appears from the records of the company. The articles of agreem
2 CONC ent were signed on the 22nd of March, 1661, and Mr. Maxson soon after 
2 CONC removed to the new settlement, which thence became the scene of his la
2 CONC bors. He was married to Mary Mosher, the daughter or sister of Hugh Mo
2 CONC sher, one of the purchasers of Misquamicut, whose name is among those 
2 CONC recorded in the Rhode Island Historical Society’s Collection. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT We have no other information respecting Mr. Maxson until the year 1692
2 CONC . In the mean time the colony had generally embraced the views of the 
2 CONC Seventh-day Baptists, and had connected themselves with the church in 
2 CONC Newport, of which William Hiscox was pastor; and John Crandall, who be
2 CONC fore that time was an elder of the First Baptist Church, became a coll
2 CONC eague, residing in Westerly. Meetings were held weekly at Westerly, an
2 CONC d church meetings were alternately held there and at Newport. Yearly o
2 CONC r "general Meetings" were also established, and were attended in alter
2 CONC nation at Westerly and Newport. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT It is not known precisely at what time Mr. Maxson became a member of t
2 CONC his church. The first entry in the existing book of church records is 
2 CONC under date of July 3d, 1692, and the next is of July 30th, at which Jo
2 CONC hn Maxson, Jr., and his wife Judith, were admitted to membership of th
2 CONC e church. His daughter Tacy was added on the 24th of September followi
2 CONC ng. On the 24th of January, 1694, Joseph was baptized; and on the 23d 
2 CONC of July, 1710, Jonathan submitted to the ordinance. He was probably th
2 CONC e youngest son of the Elder, being born about 1680, and died in 1732. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. Maxson took an active interest in the church, and was often appoin
2 CONC ted to act as messenger to delinquent members or distant brethren. He 
2 CONC evidently had the advancement of true religion much at heart, and deli
2 CONC ghted in the service of his Divine Master, while his holy and blameles
2 CONC s life, giving him an eminent degree that influence which was calculat
2 CONC ed to harmonize conflicting views, and allay all unkindly feeling amon
2 CONC g those around him, he was enabled, according to his desires, to do mu
2 CONC ch towards the building up of Zion. His brethren, recognizing the valu
2 CONC e of his labors, desired to call him to the office of the church; and 
2 CONC at a church meeting held at his house on the 15th of 9th month, 1703, 
2 CONC "Mr. Maxson was desired by the church to officiate in the dis- [page 5
2 CONC 2] pensing of the ordinance of breaking bread in Bro. Gibson’s absence
2 CONC , which he did accept." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1708 the church was divided, and the members residing in and about 
2 CONC Westerly were formed into a separate church, when according to the rec
2 CONC ords of the new church, "taking into consideration the necessity, as a
2 CONC lso our privilege and duty, by the authority of God’s word, that one b
2 CONC e chosen to the place and office of an elder to the congregation in an
2 CONC d about Westerly, it is agreed and desired, that our aged brother John
2 CONC  Maxson, Sen., be the person." And by another paragraph we are informe
2 CONC d that "on the 20th of the same month our beloved brother John Maxson,
2 CONC  Sen., was ordained to the place and office of an elder to the congreg
2 CONC ation in and about Westerly, by fasting and prayer and laying on of ha
2 CONC nds." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. Maxson was then at the advanced age of 70 years, an elder indeed, 
2 CONC ripe in judgment and good works, tried and found worthy, not a mere bo
2 CONC ok-taught ecclesiastic, but a practical leader of the church militant.
2 CONC  He continued, even at this great age, to perform the duties of an eld
2 CONC er, and seemed particularly desirous of stirring up the gifts of the c
2 CONC hurch, that the order of the Gospel might not be interrupted, and that
2 CONC  efficient officers of the church might be ready to succeed in the pla
2 CONC ce of those who were ready to depart. His anxiety on this subject was 
2 CONC deeply impressed upon the minds of the leading members, and a response
2 CONC  was made which enabled him, on the 12th of 10th month, 1710, to submi
2 CONC t the following resolution: - 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Whereas, it hath pleased Almighty God, of his goodness, grace, and me
2 CONC rcy, to endow several brethren with the gifts of his Spirit to the edi
2 CONC fication of the church, therefore, each and every one of the said gift
2 CONC ed brethren be requested to exercise their gifts in the church of thei
2 CONC r privilege and duty, that the church might be partakers of the same."
2 CONT It was therefore agreed, that "the Elder, with William Davis and John 
2 CONC Maxson, Jr., should improve the next Sabbath; the Elder, with Joseph C
2 CONC larke, Jr., and George Stillman, should improve the Sabbath following;
2 CONC  and the Elder, with Joseph Clarke, Sen., and Joseph Crandall, the nex
2 CONC t Sabbath after them; and so on successively till the church order oth
2 CONC erwise; provided always, that if any brother be pressed in his spirit 
2 CONC by the Spirit of God, and moved thereby to speak, the aforesaid brethr
2 CONC en in their order and succession shall not obstruct or hinder such bro
2 CONC ther." 
2 CONT But the infirmities of age could could [sic] not be resisted entirely,
2 CONC  even by his zealous spirit. The voice that had proclaimed the lessons
2 CONC  of wisdom to the children of God, was beginning to falter; and on the
2 CONC  [page 53] 26th of June, 1712, Elder Maxson requested the congregation
2 CONC  to make choice of a person from among them to take the place of an el
2 CONC der of the church, alledging [sic] his age and consequent inability to
2 CONC  serve the congregation as her formerly had done. The church selected 
2 CONC Joseph Clarke, Jr., as a candidate for the sacred office, and appointe
2 CONC d a meeting for the 9th of the next month to determine the choice. At 
2 CONC this meeting, Mr. Clarke having consented, the church appointed the 21
2 CONC st of August for the ordination, when he was ordained an elder and col
2 CONC league of Eld. Maxson. John Maxson, Jr., was at the same time ordained
2 CONC  a deacon. The church at this time consisted of about 130 members. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1716, Eld. Maxson proposed to the church to resign his office, on a
2 CONC ccount of his age; but the church not considering the office revokable
2 CONC , or that they had power to release him from it for that reason, refus
2 CONC ed to accept his resignation. They however proposed to appoint a colle
2 CONC ague, and an additional number of deacons, in order to relieve him fro
2 CONC m as much of the burthen as might be. Eld. Joseph Clarke, his colleagu
2 CONC e, died June 5th, 1719, when they proposed John Maxson, Jr., as an eld
2 CONC er, to take the charge as senior elder, and nominated William Tanner, 
2 CONC Jos. Maxson, and Benj. Burdick, as deacons. These brethren declined th
2 CONC e office of deacon, on the ground that none ought to be appointed deac
2 CONC ons who had not the gifts for an elder, which they considered themselv
2 CONC es not to have. Whereupon Thomas Hiscox was appointed to the office of
2 CONC  deacon, which he accepted, and in 1719 was chosen an elder, making at
2 CONC  this time three elders, viz. John Maxson, Sen., John Maxson, Jr., and
2 CONC  Thomas Hiscox. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. Maxson lost the venerable partner of his life’s journey on the 2nd
2 CONC  of February, 1718, in her 78th year. For about half a century they ha
2 CONC d traveled hand in hand, and the fulfillment of all the promises to th
2 CONC e righteous had been theirs; and when the old man, surrounded by the c
2 CONC hildren of their joy, followed her to the tomb, for a short separation
2 CONC , we will not believe that the so near approach of death chilled one d
2 CONC egree more his blood; but now, in the twilight of life, as the earth d
2 CONC arkened around him, heaven grew brighter and more desirable; and as da
2 CONC y passes into night, he also sank peacefully to rest on the 17th of De
2 CONC cember, 1720, aged 82 years. He was buried in the Clarke burying-groun
2 CONC d, near the Pawcatuck river, in view of the old site of the Hopkinton 
2 CONC meeting-house, where, upon a blue slate-stone, is the following inscri
2 CONC ption: - 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Here lieth the body of John Maxson, died Dec.ye 17, 1720, in the 82nd
2 CONC  year of his age.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Copied from an original copy of Volume 1, No. 2, April, 1852, pp 49-58
2 CONC , of the Seventh-Day Baptist Memorial, a quarterly magazine, devoted t
2 CONC o biography, history, and statistics. Published in New York, by the Se
2 CONC venth-Day Baptist Publishing Society, No. 9 Spruce Street. 
2 CONT   
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
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2 NOTE Birth : 27 Sep 1608 England
3 CONT Death : Abt 1697 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children:
2 CONT Hubbard, Ruth 
2 CONT Hubbard, Rachel 
2 CONT Hubbard, Bethiah 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00008@
1 FAMS @fam07793@
1 FAMC @fam07800@
0 @ind15900@ INDI
1 NAME SAMUEL /HUBBARD/
2 DISPLAY SAMUEL HUBBARD
2 GIVN SAMUEL
2 SURN HUBBARD
1 POSITION 23980,-720
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 23915,-664,24046,-801
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 10 MAY 1610
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1689
2 NOTE Hubbard, Samuel 
3 CONT Birth : 10 May 1610 Mendlesham, Suffolk, England
3 CONT Death : 1689 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07793@
1 FAMC @fam07799@
0 @ind15901@ INDI
1 NAME MARGARET /TURNER/
2 DISPLAY MARGARET TURNER
2 GIVN MARGARET
2 SURN TURNER
1 POSITION 23600,-690
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 23529,-634,23672,-771
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1615
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1694
2 NOTE Clarke, Margaret 
3 CONT Death : 1694 Newport, Newport Co, Rhode Island
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE She probably was the daughter of Lawrence Turner and wife Mary, who ha
2 CONC d 10 children.
2 CONT They had the following children: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT + 2 M i Joseph CLARKE Jr. was born 11 Feb 1642 and died 11 Jan 1726/17
2 CONC 27. 
2 CONT   3 M ii  John CLARKE was born about 1648 in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhod
2 CONC e Island. He died 11 Apr 1704 in Newport, Newport Co., Rhode Island.
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Sources: Colonial Families of the USA; Potter-Richardson Memorial; R
2 CONC hode Island Families, v2, p199, Bible records; Genealogies of RI Famil
2 CONC ies; 160 Allied Families.
2 CONT   Families: John Clarke, died Newport, 11 April 1704.
2 CONT   Memorial: John Clarke, died 1734.
2 CONT   RI Families and 160 Families: John Clarke, died 11 April 1704. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT   4 M iii  William CLARKE was born in Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Islan
2 CONC d. He died 30 Sep 1683.
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Sources: Colonial Families of the USA; Babcock and Allied Families b
2 CONC y de Forest; Potter-Richardson Memorial; Genealogies of RI Families; 1
2 CONC 60 Allied Families.
2 CONT   De Forest: William Clarke, died 30 Sept. 1683; married Hannah Weeden
2 CONC .
2 CONT   Colonial Families and Memorial: William Clarke, died 1683.
2 CONT   160 Families: William Clarke, died 30 Sept. 1683; married Hannah Wee
2 CONC den, daughter of William Weeden. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT          William married Hannah WEEDEN. Hannah died 3 Mar 1723.
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Sources: Colonial Families of the USA; Babcock and Allied Families b
2 CONC y
2 CONT de Forest; Potter-Richardson Memorial; 160 Allied Families; A Witter F
2 CONC amily
2 CONT History.
2 CONT   De Forest: Hannah Weeden, daughter of William Weeden. Married (1) Wi
2 CONC lliam
2 CONT Clarke (2) Thomas Peckham; (3) Joseph Clarke, William's brother. She d
2 CONC ied
2 CONT 3 March 1723.
2 CONT   Memorial: Hannah Weeden, daughter of William who was son of James.
2 CONT   160 Families: Hannah Weeden, died after 1722, daughter of William We
2 CONC eden.
2 CONT   Witter Family: Hannah Weeden, daughter of William Weeden and widow o
2 CONC f
2 CONT both William Clarke, brother of Joseph Jr.,  and of Thomas Peckham. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT   5 M iv  Thomas CLARKE was born 17 May 1656. He died about 1705.
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Sources: A Potter-Richardson Memorial; Colonial Families of the USA;
2 CONT Babcocks and Allied Families by de Forest; 160 Allied Families.
2 CONT   De Forest: Thomas Clarke, married Elizabeth Babcock.
2 CONT   Families: Thomas Clarke, living 1705; married Elizabeth ___.
2 CONT   Memorial: Thomas Clarke, married Elizabeth ___.
2 CONT   160 Families: Thomas Clarke, died after 1705; married Elizabeth __, 
2 CONC who died after 1705. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT          Thomas married Elizabeth BABCOCK. Elizabeth was born 8 Feb 16
2 CONC 91 in Westerly, Washington, RI.
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Sources: Babcock and Allied Families by de Forest.
2 CONT   De Forest: Elizabeth Babcock, born 8 Feb. 1691, Westerly. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT + 6 F v Sarah CLARKE was born 29 Jan 1663. 
2 CONT   7 F vi  Susannah CLARKE.
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Sources: A Potter-Richardson Memorial; Colonial Families of the USA;
2 CONC  160 Allied Families. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT         Susannah married Samuel FISH 
2 CONT + 8 M vii Carew CLARKE. 
2 CONT   9 M viii  Joshua CLARKE was born estimated 1669 in Westerly, Kings C
2 CONC o., Rhode Island. He died about 1702 in Providence, Providence Co., Rh
2 CONC ode Island.
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Sources: A Potter-Richardson Memorial; Colonial Families of the USA;
2 CONT 160 Allied Families.
2 CONT   Families of USA: Joshua Clarke, died after 1702; married Alice Phill
2 CONC ips.
2 CONT   160 Families: Joshua Clarke, died after 1702; married Alice Phillips
2 CONC ,
2 CONT daughter of Michael and Barbara (__________) Phillips.
2 CONT   Memorial: Joshua Clarke, married Alice Phillips, daughter of Michael
2 CONC . 
2 CONT  
2 CONT          Joshua married Alice PHILLIPS, daughter of Michael PHILLIPS a
2 CONC nd Barbara. Alice was born about 1670 in (Estimated).
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Source: 160 Allied Families. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT   10 F ix  Mary CLARKE died about 1695.
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Sources: Babcock and Allied Families by de Forest; Colonial Families
2 CONC  of the USA; Potter-Richardson Memorial; 160 Allied Families.
2 CONT   De Forest: Mary Clarke, living as late as 1695; married Tobias Saund
2 CONC ers,
2 CONT probably before 19 Dec. 1674.
2 CONT   Memorial: Mary Clarke, married Tobias Saunders.
2 CONT   Families: Mary Clarke, died 1695; married Tobias Sanders (sic).
2 CONT   160 Families: Mary Clarke, died after 1695. She and Tobias Saunders 
2 CONC had
2 CONT John, Edward, Stephen, Benjamin and Susanna. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT          Mary married Tobias SAUNDERS before 19 Dec 1674. Tobias died 
2 CONC about 1695.
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Sources: Babcock and Allied Families by de Forest; Colonial Families
2 CONC  of the USA; 160 Allied Families.
2 CONT   De Forest: Tobias Saunders. Will probated 2 Sept. 1695.
2 CONT   160 Families: Tobias Saunders, died 1695. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT   11 F x  Elizabeth CLARKE.
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Sources: A Potter-Richardson Memorial; Colonial Families of the USA.
2 CONT   Families: Elizabeth Clarke,  married Rev. William Peckham.
2 CONT   Memorial: Elizabeth Clarke,  married Rev. William Peckham, son of Jo
2 CONC hn. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT          Elizabeth married Rev. William PECKHAM, son of Sir John PECKH
2 CONC AM and Mary CLARKE, about 1675. William was born about 1647. He died 2
2 CONC  Jun 1734. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00068@
1 FAMS @fam07794@
1 FAMC @fam07803@
0 @ind15902@ INDI
1 NAME JOSEPH /CLARKE/
2 DISPLAY JOSEPH CLARKE
2 GIVN JOSEPH
2 SURN CLARKE
1 POSITION 23340,-680
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 23275,-624,23406,-761
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 9 DEC 1618
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1 JUN 1694
2 NOTE Clarke, Joseph 
3 CONT Birth : 9 Dec 1618 Westhorpe, Suffolk, England
3 CONT Death : 1 Jun 1694 Newport, Newport Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE He sailed from England in or about 1637, and settled in Aquidneck, at 
2 CONC Newport, RI, in 1638. Three of his brothers also emigrated, Thomas, Jo
2 CONC hn and Carewe, but they left no decendants. His brother was Rev. Dr. J
2 CONC ohn Clarke who with Roger Williams founded R.I.
2 CONT  Joseph Clarke, born 9 Dec. 1618 and baptized 16 December, Westhorp, S
2 CONC uffolk, England. Died 1 June 1694, age 76, at Newport, or possibly, We
2 CONC sterly, R.I. Married Margaret Turner, who died in 1694 in Newport. He 
2 CONC may have had a first wife. "Brother of John Clarke of the `Witter Inci
2 CONC dent', who was a founder of Rhode Island. Emigrated by 1638. A founder
2 CONC  of the Baptist Church of Newport, 1644. He came to Massachusetts with
2 CONC  the Puritans but he was a Baptist but soon moved on to R.I. Member of
2 CONC  the General Court, 1640. Freeman, 1655. At Westerly in 1668. Large la
2 CONC ndowner. Commissioner in 1644 and 1657-1659. Assistant, 1658, 1663, 16
2 CONC 78 and 1679. Member of Court of Justice of Peace, 1667. At Newport 168
2 CONC 09 until death. A freeman of Boston 1634/5, where he was called Clerke
2 CONC ." [Note: Earlier said emigrated by 1638. Must have meant emigrated to
2 CONC  Rhode Island by that date.]
2 CONT     John it was who brought the family bible with him which eventually
2 CONC , after his death, passed into Joseph's hands.
2 CONT     Nothing is known about his first marriage. His second wife was one
2 CONC  Margaret, who died at Newport in 1694.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joseph Clarke, the first of the line to emigrate; born 9 Dec. and bapt
2 CONC ized 16 Dec. 1618 at Westhorpe, Suffolk, England. Sailed from England 
2 CONC about 1637 and settled in Rhode Island. He became an inhabitant of the
2 CONC  Island of Aquidneck at Newport in 1638. Three of his brothers, Thomas
2 CONC , John and Carewe, also emigrated, but they left no descendants. Nothi
2 CONC ng is known about his first marriage; his second was to Margaret _____
2 CONC ________, who died at Newport in 1694. He died 1 June 1694 at Newport.
2 CONC  He was made a freeman 17 March 1641 and was an original member of the
2 CONC  first Baptist Church at Newport, founded 1644. He performed many civi
2 CONC c duties, and his name appeared on the Royal Charter sent to Rhode Isl
2 CONC and by King Charles II, Joseph being among those to whom the charter w
2 CONC as granted. He was in Westerly in 1668, being named a freeman that yea
2 CONC r, and was a representative to the General Assemby as deputy in 1668-1
2 CONC 670, 1672 and 1690. He returned to live in Newport in his declining ye
2 CONC ars, and he may have died there, although it is said he died in Wester
2 CONC ly.
2 CONT was a commissioner for Rhode Island from 1655-1659. He had 10 children
2 CONC , including Joseph Jr. and Sarah, who married Thomas Reynolds 11 Oct. 
2 CONC 1683.
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07794@
1 FAMC @fam07798@
0 @ind15903@ INDI
1 NAME LYDIA /MAXSON/
2 DISPLAY LYDIA MAXSON
2 GIVN LYDIA
2 SURN MAXSON
1 POSITION 22810,-680
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 22754,-624,22867,-761
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1612
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Maxson, Lydia 
3 CONT Birth : 1612 England
3 CONT Death : Tiverton, Rhode Island
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children:
2 CONT Mosher, Hugh 
2 CONT Mosher, Mary 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00054@
1 FAMS @fam07795@
0 @ind15904@ INDI
1 NAME HUGH /MOSHER/
2 DISPLAY HUGH MOSHER
2 GIVN HUGH
2 SURN MOSHER
1 POSITION 22600,-680
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 22535,-624,22666,-761
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1610
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 26 SEP 1665
2 NOTE Mosher, Hugh 
3 CONT Birth : Abt 1610 England
3 CONT Death : 26 Sep 1666 Newport, Newport Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07795@
1 FAMC @fam07797@
0 @ind15905@ INDI
1 NAME REBECCA MAXSON /HARNDELL/
2 DISPLAY REBECCA MAXSON HARNDELL
2 GIVN REBECCA
2 MIDDLE MAXSON
2 SURN HARNDELL
1 POSITION 22190,-680
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 22123,-624,22257,-786
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1514
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Rebecca Maxson Harndell
3 CONT 
3 CONT (Abt 1614- )
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children:
2 CONT Maxson, Richard 
2 CONT Birth : Abt 1630 England
2 CONT Death : 1643 Throgg's Neck, New York
2 CONT Maxson, Rebecca 
2 CONT Maxson, John 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00008@
1 FAMS @fam07796@
0 @ind15906@ INDI
1 NAME RICHARD /MAXSON/
2 DISPLAY RICHARD MAXSON
2 GIVN RICHARD
2 SURN MAXSON
1 POSITION 21970,-670
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 21905,-614,22036,-751
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1602
2 PLAC England
3 _XREF @place00004@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1643
2 PLAC Throgg's Neck, New York
3 _XREF @place00012@
2 NOTE Richard Maxson
3 CONT (Abt 1602-1643)
3 CONT Birth : Abt 1602 England
3 CONT Death : 1643 Throgg's Neck, New York
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07796@
0 @ind15907@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION 22680,-500
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 22638,-458,22722,-542
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07797@
0 @ind15908@ INDI
1 NAME STEPHEN /MOSHER/
2 DISPLAY STEPHEN MOSHER
2 GIVN STEPHEN
2 SURN MOSHER
1 POSITION 22480,-490
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 22419,-434,22541,-571
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1580
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Mosher, Stephen 
3 CONT Birth : Abt 1580 England
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Mosher, Stephen 
1 FAMS @fam07797@
0 @ind15909@ INDI
1 NAME ROSE (ENGLAND) /KERRICH/
2 DISPLAY ROSE (ENGLAND) KERRICH
2 GIVN ROSE
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN KERRICH
1 POSITION 23380,-490
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 23312,-434,23449,-596
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 13 APR 1572
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 19 SEP 1627
2 NOTE Kerrich, Rose 
3 CONT Birth : 13 Apr 1572 Saxsted, Suffolk, England
3 CONT Death : 19 Sep 1627 Westhorpe, Suffolk, England
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Kerrich, Rose 
2 CONT Children:
2 CONT Clarke, Margaret 
2 CONT Clarke, Carewe 
2 CONT Clarke, Thomas 
2 CONT Clarke, Mary 
2 CONT Clarke, John 
2 CONT Clarke, William 
2 CONT Clarke, Joseph 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00402@
1 FAMS @fam07798@
0 @ind15910@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS (ENGLAND) /CLARKE/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS (ENGLAND) CLARKE
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN CLARKE
1 POSITION 23210,-460
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 23142,-404,23279,-566
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1 NOV 1570
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 29 JUL 1627
2 NOTE Clarke, Thomas 
3 CONT Birth : 1 Nov 1570 Westhorpe, Suffolk, England
3 CONT Death : 29 Jul 1627 Westhorpe, Suffolk, England
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Clarke, Thomas 
1 FAMS @fam07798@
0 @ind15911@ INDI
1 NAME NAOMIA (ENGLAND) /COCKE/
2 DISPLAY NAOMIA (ENGLAND) COCKE
2 GIVN NAOMIA
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN COCKE
1 POSITION 24040,-490
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 23972,-448,24109,-596
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07799@
0 @ind15912@ INDI
1 NAME JAMES (ENGLAND) /HUBBARD/
2 DISPLAY JAMES (ENGLAND) HUBBARD
2 GIVN JAMES
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN HUBBARD
1 POSITION 23900,-490
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 23832,-448,23969,-596
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07799@
0 @ind15913@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /RAYNOR/
2 DISPLAY MARY RAYNOR
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN RAYNOR
1 POSITION 24450,-510
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 24385,-454,24516,-591
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1585
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1675
2 NOTE Mary Raynor 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1585
3 CONT Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut, ??????USA   
3 CONT Died:  1675
3 CONT  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT John Cowper  M 3 Jan 1601 in Hingham, [parish], Norfolk, England    
2 CONT Robert Cooper  M abt 1605 in [city], [parish], [county], England    
2 CONT Tacy Cooper  F 12 Feb 1609 in Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00008@
1 FAMS @fam07800@
1 FAMC @fam07801@
0 @ind15914@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /COOPER/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS COOPER
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN COOPER
1 POSITION 24170,-510
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 24105,-454,24236,-591
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 20 MAY 1583
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 5 OCT 1675
2 NOTE Thomas Cooper 
3 CONT Born:  20 May 1583
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  5 Oct 1675
3 CONT Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Thomas Cooper 
1 FAMS @fam07800@
1 FAMC @fam07802@
0 @ind15915@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /(ENGLAND)/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH (ENGLAND)
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN (ENGLAND)
1 POSITION 24550,-320
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 24482,-264,24619,-401
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1635
2 NOTE Elizabeth 
3 CONT Born:  1598
3 CONT [city], [parish], Suffolk, England   
3 CONT Died:  1635
3 CONT New, [parish], [county], England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children 
2 CONT Joseph Raynor  M abt 1623 in Ipswich, [parish], [county], England    
2 CONT Elizabeth Raynor  F 1625 in Elmsett, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT Sarah Raynor  F 1627 in Elmsett, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT Lydia Raynor  F abt 1633 in Elmsett, [parish], Suffolk, England 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00353@
1 FAMS @fam07801@
0 @ind15916@ INDI
1 NAME THURSTON (ENGLAND) /RAYNOR/
2 DISPLAY THURSTON (ENGLAND) RAYNOR
2 GIVN THURSTON
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN RAYNOR
1 POSITION 24390,-290
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 24320,-234,24460,-396
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE OCT 1667
2 NOTE Thurston Raynor 
3 CONT Born:  21 Sep 1593????
3 CONT Elmsett, [parish], Suffolk, England   
3 CONT Died:  Oct 1667
3 CONT Southampton, Lewis, New York, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Thurston Raynor 
1 FAMS @fam07801@
0 @ind15917@ INDI
1 NAME MARY (ENGLAND) /WYNE/
2 DISPLAY MARY (ENGLAND) WYNE
2 GIVN MARY
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN WYNE
1 POSITION 24260,-320
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 24192,-264,24329,-426
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1543
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1598
2 NOTE Mary Wyne 
3 CONT Born:  1543
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  1598
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children 
2 CONT Joan Cowper  F 1567 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England    
2 CONT Michael Cowper  M 1571 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England    
2 CONT Benjamin Cowper  M 1575 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England    
2 CONT Martha Cooper  F 15 Mar 1578 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, Englan
2 CONC d    
2 CONT Robert Cooper  M abt 1581 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England  
2 CONC   
2 CONT John Cowper  M 1583 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England    
2 CONT Thomas Cooper  M 20 May 1583 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, Englan
2 CONC d    
2 CONT Mary Cowper  F 1588 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England    
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00349@
1 FAMS @fam07802@
0 @ind15918@ INDI
1 NAME EDMUND (*ENGLAND) /COOPER/
2 DISPLAY EDMUND (*ENGLAND) COOPER
2 GIVN EDMUND
2 MIDDLE (*ENGLAND)
2 SURN COOPER
1 POSITION 24070,-310
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 23997,-254,24143,-416
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1 DEC 1542
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 4 JAN 1619
2 NOTE Edmund Cooper 
3 CONT Born:  1 Dec 1542
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  abt 4 Jan 1619
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07802@
0 @ind15919@ INDI
1 NAME MARY //
2 DISPLAY MARY
2 GIVN MARY
1 POSITION 23710,-500
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 23668,-458,23752,-556
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00068@
1 FAMS @fam07803@
0 @ind15920@ INDI
1 NAME LAWRENCE /TURNER/
2 DISPLAY LAWRENCE TURNER
2 GIVN LAWRENCE
2 SURN TURNER
1 POSITION 23510,-500
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 23439,-458,23581,-581
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07803@
0 @ind15921@ INDI
1 NAME RUTH /HUBBARD/
2 DISPLAY RUTH HUBBARD
2 GIVN RUTH
2 SURN HUBBARD
1 POSITION 21360,-910
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 21295,-854,21426,-991
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 11 JAN 1640
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1691
2 NOTE Ruth Hubbard 
3 CONT Born:  11 Jan 1640
3 CONT Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  1691
3 CONT Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Ruth Hubbard 
2 CONT Thomas Burdick  M 1656 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Naomi Burdick  F 1658 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Ruth Burdick  F 1660 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Deborah Burdick  F 11 Jan 1660 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, 
2 CONC USA    
2 CONT Roger Burdick  M 1664 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Benjamin Burdick  M 1666 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Tacy Burdick  F 2 Dec 1667 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Samuel Burdick  M 1668 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Robert Burdick  M 1674 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Hubbard Burdick  M 1676 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00068@
1 FAMS @fam07804@
1 FAMC @fam07810@
0 @ind15922@ INDI
1 NAME ROBERT /BURDICK/
2 DISPLAY ROBERT BURDICK
2 GIVN ROBERT
2 SURN BURDICK
1 POSITION 20710,-910
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 20645,-854,20776,-991
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1630
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 25 OCT 1692
2 NOTE Robert Burdick 
3 CONT Born:  1630
3 CONT Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA   
3 CONT Died:  25 Oct 1692
3 CONT Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07804@
1 FAMC @fam07805@
0 @ind15923@ INDI
1 NAME SAMUEL /HUBBARD/
2 DISPLAY SAMUEL HUBBARD
2 GIVN SAMUEL
2 SURN HUBBARD
1 POSITION 21200,-690
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 21135,-634,21266,-771
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 10 MAY 1610
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 10 MAY 1689
2 NOTE Samuel Hubbard 
3 CONT Born:  10 May 1610
3 CONT Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England   
3 CONT Died:  10 May 1689
3 CONT Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMC @fam07806@
1 FAMS @fam07810@
0 @ind15924@ INDI
1 NAME FRANCES ST / LAWREN CE/
2 DISPLAY FRANCES ST  LAWREN CE
2 GIVN FRANCES
2 MIDDLE ST
2 SURN  LAWREN CE
1 POSITION 20930,-690
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 20856,-634,21004,-796
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1617
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1700
2 NOTE Frances St Lawrence 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1617
3 CONT [city], [parish], [county], Ireland   
3 CONT Died:  abt 1700
3 CONT [city], [parish], [county], England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Frances St Lawrence 
1 FAMS @fam07805@
0 @ind15925@ INDI
1 NAME SAMUEL /BURDETT/
2 DISPLAY SAMUEL BURDETT
2 GIVN SAMUEL
2 SURN BURDETT
1 POSITION 20620,-710
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 20555,-654,20686,-791
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1602
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1664
2 NOTE Samuel Burdett 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1602
3 CONT [city], [parish], [county], England   
3 CONT Died:  abt 1664
3 CONT [city], [parish], [county], Ireland  ????
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07805@
0 @ind15926@ INDI
1 NAME NAOMI (ENGLAND) /COCKE/
2 DISPLAY NAOMI (ENGLAND) COCKE
2 GIVN NAOMI
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN COCKE
1 POSITION 21250,-470
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 21182,-414,21319,-576
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1582
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1618
2 NOTE Naomi Cocke 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1582
3 CONT Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England   
3 CONT Died:  abt 1618
3 CONT Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Sarah Hubbard  F 1593 in Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT James Hubbard  M 14 Aug 1603 in Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England
2 CONC     
2 CONT Thomas Hubbard  M 1604 in Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT Anna Hubbard  F 3 Sep 1605 in Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Benjamin Hubbard  M 1608 in Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT Samuel Hubbard  M 10 May 1610 in Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, Englan
2 CONC d    
2 CONT Rachel Hubbard  F 1611 in Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut, USA    
2 CONT John Hubbard  M abt 1616 in Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT Bertha Hubbard  F 1616 in Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00230@
1 FAMS @fam07806@
0 @ind15927@ INDI
1 NAME JAMES (ENGLAND) /HUBBARD/
2 DISPLAY JAMES (ENGLAND) HUBBARD
2 GIVN JAMES
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN HUBBARD
1 POSITION 21100,-460
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 21032,-404,21169,-566
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1578
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 26 MAY 1655
2 NOTE James Hubbard 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1578
3 CONT Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England   
3 CONT Died:  26 May 1655
3 CONT [city], [parish], Essex, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07806@
0 @ind15928@ INDI
1 NAME TRACY /COOPER/
2 DISPLAY TRACY COOPER
2 GIVN TRACY
2 SURN COOPER
1 POSITION 21510,-700
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 21445,-644,21576,-781
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 12 FEB 1609
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1697
2 NOTE Tacy Cooper 
3 CONT Born:  12 Feb 1609
3 CONT Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England   
3 CONT Died:  1697
3 CONT Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT Naomi Hubbard  F 18 Nov 1637 in Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT Ruth Hubbard  F 11 Jan 1640 in Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Rachel Hubbard  F 10 Mar 1642 in Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, 
2 CONC USA    
2 CONT Samuel Hubbard  M 25 Mar 1644 in Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, 
2 CONC USA    
2 CONT Bethiah Hubbard  F 19 Dec 1646 in Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts,
2 CONC  USA    
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00002@
1 FAMC @fam07807@
1 FAMS @fam07810@
0 @ind15929@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /RAYNOR/
2 DISPLAY MARY RAYNOR
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN RAYNOR
1 POSITION 21710,-480
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 21645,-424,21776,-561
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1585
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1675
2 NOTE Mary Raynor 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1585
3 CONT Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut, ??????USA   
3 CONT Died:  1675
3 CONT  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT John Cowper  M 3 Jan 1601 in Hingham, [parish], Norfolk, England    
2 CONT Robert Cooper  M abt 1605 in [city], [parish], [county], England    
2 CONT Tacy Cooper  F 12 Feb 1609 in Mendelsham, [parish], Suffolk, England 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00008@
1 FAMS @fam07807@
1 FAMC @fam07808@
0 @ind15930@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /COOPER/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS COOPER
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN COOPER
1 POSITION 21420,-470
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 21355,-414,21486,-551
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 20 MAY 1583
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 5 OCT 1675
2 NOTE Thomas Cooper 
3 CONT Born:  20 May 1583
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  5 Oct 1675
3 CONT Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Thomas Cooper 
1 FAMS @fam07807@
1 FAMC @fam07809@
0 @ind15931@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /(ENGLAND)/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH (ENGLAND)
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN (ENGLAND)
1 POSITION 21790,-280
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 21722,-224,21859,-361
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1635
2 NOTE Elizabeth 
3 CONT Born:  1598
3 CONT [city], [parish], Suffolk, England   
3 CONT Died:  1635
3 CONT New, [parish], [county], England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children 
2 CONT Joseph Raynor  M abt 1623 in Ipswich, [parish], [county], England    
2 CONT Elizabeth Raynor  F 1625 in Elmsett, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT Sarah Raynor  F 1627 in Elmsett, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT Lydia Raynor  F abt 1633 in Elmsett, [parish], Suffolk, England 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00353@
1 FAMS @fam07808@
0 @ind15932@ INDI
1 NAME THURSTON (ENGLAND) /RAYNOR/
2 DISPLAY THURSTON (ENGLAND) RAYNOR
2 GIVN THURSTON
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN RAYNOR
1 POSITION 21650,-250
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 21580,-194,21720,-356
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE OCT 1667
2 NOTE Thurston Raynor 
3 CONT Born:  21 Sep 1593????
3 CONT Elmsett, [parish], Suffolk, England   
3 CONT Died:  Oct 1667
3 CONT Southampton, Lewis, New York, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Thurston Raynor 
1 FAMS @fam07808@
0 @ind15933@ INDI
1 NAME MARY (ENGLAND) /WYNE/
2 DISPLAY MARY (ENGLAND) WYNE
2 GIVN MARY
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN WYNE
1 POSITION 21510,-250
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 21442,-194,21579,-356
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1543
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1598
2 NOTE Mary Wyne 
3 CONT Born:  1543
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  1598
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children 
2 CONT Joan Cowper  F 1567 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England    
2 CONT Michael Cowper  M 1571 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England    
2 CONT Benjamin Cowper  M 1575 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England    
2 CONT Martha Cooper  F 15 Mar 1578 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, Englan
2 CONC d    
2 CONT Robert Cooper  M abt 1581 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England  
2 CONC   
2 CONT John Cowper  M 1583 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England    
2 CONT Thomas Cooper  M 20 May 1583 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, Englan
2 CONC d    
2 CONT Mary Cowper  F 1588 in Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England    
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00349@
1 FAMS @fam07809@
0 @ind15934@ INDI
1 NAME EDMUND (*ENGLAND) /COOPER/
2 DISPLAY EDMUND (*ENGLAND) COOPER
2 GIVN EDMUND
2 MIDDLE (*ENGLAND)
2 SURN COOPER
1 POSITION 21320,-240
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 21247,-184,21393,-346
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1 DEC 1542
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 4 JAN 1619
2 NOTE Edmund Cooper 
3 CONT Born:  1 Dec 1542
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England   
3 CONT Died:  abt 4 Jan 1619
3 CONT Henlow, [parish], Bedfordshire, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07809@
0 @ind15935@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /MOSHER/
2 DISPLAY MARY MOSHER
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN MOSHER
1 POSITION 20380,-900
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 20315,-844,20446,-981
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1641
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 2 FEB 1718
2 NOTE Mary Mosher-[4834]
3 CONT Mosher, Mary 
3 CONT Birth : 1641 Falmouth, Cumberland Co, Maine
3 CONT Death : 2 Feb 1718 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT 
3 CONT (1641-1718)
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Mary Mosher-
2 CONT Children:
2 CONT Maxson, John 
2 CONT Maxson, Dorothy 
2 CONT Maxson, Joseph 
2 CONT Maxson, Hannah 
2 CONT Maxson, Mary 
2 CONT Maxson, Jonathan 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00229@
1 FAMS @fam07811@
1 FAMC @fam07812@
0 @ind15936@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /MAXSON SR/
2 DISPLAY JOHN MAXSON SR
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN MAXSON SR
1 POSITION 19780,-880
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 19715,-824,19846,-986
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE MAR 1639
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 17 DEC 1720
2 NOTE John Maxson-
3 CONT Maxson, John 
3 CONT Birth : Mar 1639 Aquidneck, Rhode Island
3 CONT Death : 17 Dec 1720 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT 
3 CONT (1639-1720)
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE JOHN MAXSON, SENIOR
2 CONT 
2 CONT The advocates of the true Sabbath look with a dignified pride to the e
2 CONC xample of great and good men who have sustained the banner of truth, t
2 CONC hrough trials and sufferings, from generation to generation, till the 
2 CONC time when that faith was planted on the shores of America. Beginning c
2 CONC oeval with the establishment of civilization on this continent, they w
2 CONC ere made partakers of many hardships and perils, to which they, as fou
2 CONC nders of their church organization here, were peculiarly exposed. They
2 CONC  were nevertheless earnest, practical, God-fearing men; no mad enthusi
2 CONC asts, crazed with new doctrines, and following in misguided zeal each 
2 CONC ignis fatuus that flickered in the religious atmosphere. For, having b
2 CONC een thought liberality by persecution, and steadfastness by suffering,
2 CONC  they were at once good citizens and exalted Christians. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Among them was the subject of the present sketch, the first leading El
2 CONC der of the Seventh-day Baptist Church in Westerly, R.I. His parents ca
2 CONC me from England, and were among the earliest settlers of New England, 
2 CONC and also among the first who attempted a landing on the shores of Conn
2 CONC ecticut. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT The party with which they were connected made a temporary settlement, 
2 CONC it is supposed, near Throg’s Neck, hence for some time after called Ma
2 CONC xson’s Point. They carried on a trade with the Indians, and prospered,
2 CONC  until about the time of the breaking out of the Pequod War, in 1637, 
2 CONC when the Indians who surrounded them, instigated probably by emissarie
2 CONC s from the Pequods, suddenly abstained from intercourse with [page 50]
2 CONC  the settlers. Upon their sending to the natives to inquire why they d
2 CONC id not come in as usual to trade, they received answer, that they fear
2 CONC ed their dogs, which they allowed to go unconfined, but that if they w
2 CONC ould shut them up, they would come in again. The unsuspecting colonist
2 CONC s, blinded by their apparent good will, complied with the condition; a
2 CONC nd their watchful sentinels once confined, the savages made an attack 
2 CONC upon the settlement, and drove the whites to their shallop. A portion 
2 CONC of them landing in a boat the next day, to procure more provisions and
2 CONC  produce from their gardens, were again attacked, and Mr. Maxson and h
2 CONC is son Richard were killed. Mrs. Maxson escaped with the survivors in 
2 CONC the shallop, and after a long and tedious passage, landed on the islan
2 CONC d of Aquetneck, the nearest place on the coast at that time free from 
2 CONC danger of the hostile Indians; where, soon after landing, John was bor
2 CONC n. This was in the spring of 1638; and as the island was purchased of 
2 CONC the Sachems Miantonimoh and Canonicus on the 24th of March of that yea
2 CONC r, and settled by the English immediately thereafter, Mrs. Maxson rema
2 CONC ined there, and devoted herself to the support and education of her so
2 CONC n. Mr. Maxson, thus has the distinction of being the first white child
2 CONC  born on the island of Rhode Island, or Aquetneck as it was then calle
2 CONC d. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT This is the substance of the family traditions, and we regret that the
2 CONC y do not give us more knowledge of the Christian mother and heroine. W
2 CONC e would have been glad at least to have known that she lived to be rep
2 CONC aid for all her sorrows and privations by seeing her son advanced to t
2 CONC he great usefulness and consideration to which he attained. Oh, how th
2 CONC e great usefulness and consideration to which he attained. Oh, how dea
2 CONC r that hope to the heart of the Christian mother, and how supreme the 
2 CONC joy at its fulfillment! Then and by that only are the toils, the pains
2 CONC  and anxieties of the past recompensed, and the subdued and grateful h
2 CONC eart rests a moment in the purest happiness earth can give, ere it pas
2 CONC ses hopefully, trustingly, yet tremblingly, to the final rest. Who but
2 CONC  the Omniscient can read that holiest page in humanity’s record - - th
2 CONC e heart of the Christian mother, sanctified by privation, hallowed by 
2 CONC suffering, and finding its highest, only, and sufficient reward in the
2 CONC  fulfillment of the noblest duty God has appointed to it. None other t
2 CONC han herself can comprehend it. The matron who, in the appliances of we
2 CONC alth and ease, has reared her children, as she has not known the trial
2 CONC s, neither can she know the rapture of the sorrow-stricken soul winnin
2 CONC g its way to the throne of God by its trustful humility, and there ren
2 CONC dering back its improved talent. Such a return was the son of that wid
2 CONC owed mother an energetic, earnest, useful man. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [page 51] In 1661, Mr. Maxson, then twenty-three years old, joined a c
2 CONC ompany which was formed at Newport for the purchase and settlement of 
2 CONC a portion of the Narragansett country, called by the Indians Misquamic
2 CONC ut, as appears from the records of the company. The articles of agreem
2 CONC ent were signed on the 22nd of March, 1661, and Mr. Maxson soon after 
2 CONC removed to the new settlement, which thence became the scene of his la
2 CONC bors. He was married to Mary Mosher, the daughter or sister of Hugh Mo
2 CONC sher, one of the purchasers of Misquamicut, whose name is among those 
2 CONC recorded in the Rhode Island Historical Society’s Collection. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT We have no other information respecting Mr. Maxson until the year 1692
2 CONC . In the mean time the colony had generally embraced the views of the 
2 CONC Seventh-day Baptists, and had connected themselves with the church in 
2 CONC Newport, of which William Hiscox was pastor; and John Crandall, who be
2 CONC fore that time was an elder of the First Baptist Church, became a coll
2 CONC eague, residing in Westerly. Meetings were held weekly at Westerly, an
2 CONC d church meetings were alternately held there and at Newport. Yearly o
2 CONC r "general Meetings" were also established, and were attended in alter
2 CONC nation at Westerly and Newport. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT It is not known precisely at what time Mr. Maxson became a member of t
2 CONC his church. The first entry in the existing book of church records is 
2 CONC under date of July 3d, 1692, and the next is of July 30th, at which Jo
2 CONC hn Maxson, Jr., and his wife Judith, were admitted to membership of th
2 CONC e church. His daughter Tacy was added on the 24th of September followi
2 CONC ng. On the 24th of January, 1694, Joseph was baptized; and on the 23d 
2 CONC of July, 1710, Jonathan submitted to the ordinance. He was probably th
2 CONC e youngest son of the Elder, being born about 1680, and died in 1732. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. Maxson took an active interest in the church, and was often appoin
2 CONC ted to act as messenger to delinquent members or distant brethren. He 
2 CONC evidently had the advancement of true religion much at heart, and deli
2 CONC ghted in the service of his Divine Master, while his holy and blameles
2 CONC s life, giving him an eminent degree that influence which was calculat
2 CONC ed to harmonize conflicting views, and allay all unkindly feeling amon
2 CONC g those around him, he was enabled, according to his desires, to do mu
2 CONC ch towards the building up of Zion. His brethren, recognizing the valu
2 CONC e of his labors, desired to call him to the office of the church; and 
2 CONC at a church meeting held at his house on the 15th of 9th month, 1703, 
2 CONC "Mr. Maxson was desired by the church to officiate in the dis- [page 5
2 CONC 2] pensing of the ordinance of breaking bread in Bro. Gibson’s absence
2 CONC , which he did accept." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1708 the church was divided, and the members residing in and about 
2 CONC Westerly were formed into a separate church, when according to the rec
2 CONC ords of the new church, "taking into consideration the necessity, as a
2 CONC lso our privilege and duty, by the authority of God’s word, that one b
2 CONC e chosen to the place and office of an elder to the congregation in an
2 CONC d about Westerly, it is agreed and desired, that our aged brother John
2 CONC  Maxson, Sen., be the person." And by another paragraph we are informe
2 CONC d that "on the 20th of the same month our beloved brother John Maxson,
2 CONC  Sen., was ordained to the place and office of an elder to the congreg
2 CONC ation in and about Westerly, by fasting and prayer and laying on of ha
2 CONC nds." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. Maxson was then at the advanced age of 70 years, an elder indeed, 
2 CONC ripe in judgment and good works, tried and found worthy, not a mere bo
2 CONC ok-taught ecclesiastic, but a practical leader of the church militant.
2 CONC  He continued, even at this great age, to perform the duties of an eld
2 CONC er, and seemed particularly desirous of stirring up the gifts of the c
2 CONC hurch, that the order of the Gospel might not be interrupted, and that
2 CONC  efficient officers of the church might be ready to succeed in the pla
2 CONC ce of those who were ready to depart. His anxiety on this subject was 
2 CONC deeply impressed upon the minds of the leading members, and a response
2 CONC  was made which enabled him, on the 12th of 10th month, 1710, to submi
2 CONC t the following resolution: - 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Whereas, it hath pleased Almighty God, of his goodness, grace, and me
2 CONC rcy, to endow several brethren with the gifts of his Spirit to the edi
2 CONC fication of the church, therefore, each and every one of the said gift
2 CONC ed brethren be requested to exercise their gifts in the church of thei
2 CONC r privilege and duty, that the church might be partakers of the same."
2 CONT It was therefore agreed, that "the Elder, with William Davis and John 
2 CONC Maxson, Jr., should improve the next Sabbath; the Elder, with Joseph C
2 CONC larke, Jr., and George Stillman, should improve the Sabbath following;
2 CONC  and the Elder, with Joseph Clarke, Sen., and Joseph Crandall, the nex
2 CONC t Sabbath after them; and so on successively till the church order oth
2 CONC erwise; provided always, that if any brother be pressed in his spirit 
2 CONC by the Spirit of God, and moved thereby to speak, the aforesaid brethr
2 CONC en in their order and succession shall not obstruct or hinder such bro
2 CONC ther." 
2 CONT But the infirmities of age could could [sic] not be resisted entirely,
2 CONC  even by his zealous spirit. The voice that had proclaimed the lessons
2 CONC  of wisdom to the children of God, was beginning to falter; and on the
2 CONC  [page 53] 26th of June, 1712, Elder Maxson requested the congregation
2 CONC  to make choice of a person from among them to take the place of an el
2 CONC der of the church, alledging [sic] his age and consequent inability to
2 CONC  serve the congregation as her formerly had done. The church selected 
2 CONC Joseph Clarke, Jr., as a candidate for the sacred office, and appointe
2 CONC d a meeting for the 9th of the next month to determine the choice. At 
2 CONC this meeting, Mr. Clarke having consented, the church appointed the 21
2 CONC st of August for the ordination, when he was ordained an elder and col
2 CONC league of Eld. Maxson. John Maxson, Jr., was at the same time ordained
2 CONC  a deacon. The church at this time consisted of about 130 members. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1716, Eld. Maxson proposed to the church to resign his office, on a
2 CONC ccount of his age; but the church not considering the office revokable
2 CONC , or that they had power to release him from it for that reason, refus
2 CONC ed to accept his resignation. They however proposed to appoint a colle
2 CONC ague, and an additional number of deacons, in order to relieve him fro
2 CONC m as much of the burthen as might be. Eld. Joseph Clarke, his colleagu
2 CONC e, died June 5th, 1719, when they proposed John Maxson, Jr., as an eld
2 CONC er, to take the charge as senior elder, and nominated William Tanner, 
2 CONC Jos. Maxson, and Benj. Burdick, as deacons. These brethren declined th
2 CONC e office of deacon, on the ground that none ought to be appointed deac
2 CONC ons who had not the gifts for an elder, which they considered themselv
2 CONC es not to have. Whereupon Thomas Hiscox was appointed to the office of
2 CONC  deacon, which he accepted, and in 1719 was chosen an elder, making at
2 CONC  this time three elders, viz. John Maxson, Sen., John Maxson, Jr., and
2 CONC  Thomas Hiscox. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. Maxson lost the venerable partner of his life’s journey on the 2nd
2 CONC  of February, 1718, in her 78th year. For about half a century they ha
2 CONC d traveled hand in hand, and the fulfillment of all the promises to th
2 CONC e righteous had been theirs; and when the old man, surrounded by the c
2 CONC hildren of their joy, followed her to the tomb, for a short separation
2 CONC , we will not believe that the so near approach of death chilled one d
2 CONC egree more his blood; but now, in the twilight of life, as the earth d
2 CONC arkened around him, heaven grew brighter and more desirable; and as da
2 CONC y passes into night, he also sank peacefully to rest on the 17th of De
2 CONC cember, 1720, aged 82 years. He was buried in the Clarke burying-groun
2 CONC d, near the Pawcatuck river, in view of the old site of the Hopkinton 
2 CONC meeting-house, where, upon a blue slate-stone, is the following inscri
2 CONC ption: - 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Here lieth the body of John Maxson, died Dec.ye 17, 1720, in the 82nd
2 CONC  year of his age.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Copied from an original copy of Volume 1, No. 2, April, 1852, pp 49-58
2 CONC , of the Seventh-Day Baptist Memorial, a quarterly magazine, devoted t
2 CONC o biography, history, and statistics. Published in New York, by the Se
2 CONC venth-Day Baptist Publishing Society, No. 9 Spruce Street. 
2 CONT   
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07811@
1 FAMC @fam07813@
0 @ind15937@ INDI
1 NAME LYDIA /MAXSON/
2 DISPLAY LYDIA MAXSON
2 GIVN LYDIA
2 SURN MAXSON
1 POSITION 20500,-700
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 20444,-644,20557,-781
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1612
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Maxson, Lydia 
3 CONT Birth : 1612 England
3 CONT Death : Tiverton, Rhode Island
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children:
2 CONT Mosher, Hugh 
2 CONT Mosher, Mary 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00054@
1 FAMS @fam07812@
0 @ind15938@ INDI
1 NAME HUGH /MOSHER/
2 DISPLAY HUGH MOSHER
2 GIVN HUGH
2 SURN MOSHER
1 POSITION 20280,-710
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 20215,-654,20346,-791
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1610
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 26 SEP 1665
2 NOTE Mosher, Hugh 
3 CONT Birth : Abt 1610 England
3 CONT Death : 26 Sep 1666 Newport, Newport Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07812@
1 FAMC @fam07814@
0 @ind15939@ INDI
1 NAME REBECCA MAXSON /HARNDELL/
2 DISPLAY REBECCA MAXSON HARNDELL
2 GIVN REBECCA
2 MIDDLE MAXSON
2 SURN HARNDELL
1 POSITION 19880,-690
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 19813,-634,19947,-796
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1514
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Rebecca Maxson Harndell
3 CONT 
3 CONT (Abt 1614- )
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children:
2 CONT Maxson, Richard 
2 CONT Birth : Abt 1630 England
2 CONT Death : 1643 Throgg's Neck, New York
2 CONT Maxson, Rebecca 
2 CONT Maxson, John 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00008@
1 FAMS @fam07813@
0 @ind15940@ INDI
1 NAME RICHARD /MAXSON/
2 DISPLAY RICHARD MAXSON
2 GIVN RICHARD
2 SURN MAXSON
1 POSITION 19660,-670
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 19595,-614,19726,-751
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1602
2 PLAC England
3 _XREF @place00004@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1643
2 PLAC Throgg's Neck, New York
3 _XREF @place00012@
2 NOTE Richard Maxson
3 CONT (Abt 1602-1643)
3 CONT Birth : Abt 1602 England
3 CONT Death : 1643 Throgg's Neck, New York
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07813@
0 @ind15941@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION 20370,-510
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 20328,-468,20412,-552
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07814@
0 @ind15942@ INDI
1 NAME STEPHEN /MOSHER/
2 DISPLAY STEPHEN MOSHER
2 GIVN STEPHEN
2 SURN MOSHER
1 POSITION 20170,-500
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 20109,-444,20231,-581
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1580
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Mosher, Stephen 
3 CONT Birth : Abt 1580 England
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Mosher, Stephen 
1 FAMS @fam07814@
0 @ind09898@ INDI
1 NAME FRANCES /BROWN/
2 DISPLAY FRANCES BROWN
2 GIVN FRANCES
2 SURN BROWN
1 POSITION -17790,-1490
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -17851,-1434,-17729,-1571
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1745
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Birth: 1745 in Warwick, RI
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE CHILDREN
2 CONT 
2 CONT  Elisha Wells b: 1767, Died 1822. Married Mary Wilmarth (1769-1853). H
2 CONC ad 11 children. 
2 CONT 5. John Brown Wells b: 1769, died 1822. 
2 CONT 5. )Charles Wells b: 1770, d: 1858 
2 CONT 5. )Johanna Wells (no record) 
2 CONT 5. )  Rufus Wells (no record) probably about 1774 or 1775. Married Mar
2 CONC y Phillips of Berkshire Co., Mass. Estate admin. 1816-1819, cash from 
2 CONC Peter Wells by Samuel Weels.. Mary Phillips was a Quaker. 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00165@
1 FAMC @fam04849@
1 FAMS @fam04817@
0 @ind09902@ INDI
1 NAME FRANCIS /WATSON/
2 DISPLAY FRANCIS WATSON
2 GIVN FRANCIS
2 SURN WATSON
1 POSITION -18230,-1080
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -18287,-1038,-18173,-1161
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT  Elizabeth BROWN b: 1705 in Westerly, RI
2 CONT  Mary BROWN b: 1706 in Westerly, RI
2 CONT  Benjamin BROWN b: 1708 in Westerly, RI
2 CONT  Daniel BROWN b: 1709 in Westerly, RI
2 CONT  Elisha BROWN b: ABT 1711 in Westerly, RI
2 CONT  Dorcas BROWN b: 1713 in Westerly, RI
2 CONT  John BROWN b: 1714 in Westerly, RI
2 CONT  Desire BROWN b: 1723 in Westerly, RI
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00230@
1 FAMS @fam04819@
1 FAMC @fam04820@
0 @ind09903@ INDI
1 NAME DANIEL /BROWN/
2 DISPLAY DANIEL BROWN
2 GIVN DANIEL
2 SURN BROWN
1 POSITION -19130,-1100
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -19180,-1044,-19079,-1181
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 NOTE Birth: in prob. Newport, RI 
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1726
2 NOTE Name: Daniel BROWN 
3 CONT 
3 CONT Death: 1726 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Note: His home farm contained 429 Acres of the Shanack Purchase, 447 A
2 CONC cres in the Wood River Purchase, 
1 FAMS @fam04819@
1 FAMC @fam04821@
0 @ind09904@ INDI
1 NAME DORCAS /GARDNER/
2 DISPLAY DORCAS GARDNER
2 GIVN DORCAS
2 SURN GARDNER
1 POSITION -17850,-870
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -17915,-814,-17784,-951
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1656
2 NOTE  b. 1656, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; 
2 PLAC Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island;
3 _XREF @place00025@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1702
2 NOTE d. 1702,
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE DORCAS GARDNER, m. JOHN WATSON November 17, 1673, South Kingstown, Was
2 CONC hington County, Rhode Island; 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children
2 CONT  Frances WATSON
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00165@
1 FAMS @fam04820@
1 FAMC @fam07821@
0 @ind09905@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /WATSON/
2 DISPLAY JOHN WATSON
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN WATSON
1 POSITION -18520,-880
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -18585,-824,-18454,-961
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 BORDER 
4 OUTLINE #808080
2 FLAGS 
3 ENABLE bt
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1654
2 NOTE 1654, North Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island;
2 PLAC North Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island;
3 _XREF @place00023@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 11 MAR 1728
2 PLAC North Kingstown, Washington
3 _XREF @place00024@
2 NOTE d. March 11, 1728, North Kingstown, Washington 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04820@
1 FAMC @fam07824@
0 @ind09906@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /COOK/
2 DISPLAY MARY COOK
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN COOK
1 POSITION -18730,-900
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -18772,-858,-18688,-981
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE ALT SLOCUM
2 CONT 
2 CONT Marriage 1 Thomas COOK
2 CONT Children  OF BROWN BY FIRST WIFE ALSO NAMED MARY.
2 CONT  James BROWN b: ABT 1674
2 CONT  John BROWN b: ABT 1675
2 CONT  William BROWN b: ABT 1676
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Marriage 2 Jeremiah BROWN b: in 
2 CONT Providence, RI
2 CONT Children
2 CONT  Samuel BROWN b: 1680
2 CONT  Joseph BROWN
2 CONT  Daniel BROWN b: in prob. Newport, RI
2 CONT  Mary BROWN
2 CONT  Hannah BROWN
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00229@
1 FAMS @fam04821@
0 @ind09907@ INDI
1 NAME JEREMIAH /BROWN/
2 DISPLAY JEREMIAH BROWN
2 GIVN JEREMIAH
2 SURN BROWN
1 POSITION -19400,-880
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -19465,-824,-19334,-961
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1634
2 NOTE Birth: in Providence, RI 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Providence, RI
3 _XREF @place00097@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1690
2 PLAC Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island
3 _XREF @place00096@
2 NOTE d: 1690 in Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island
3 CONT Name: Jeremiah BROWN 
3 CONT 
3 CONT Birth: in Providence, RI 
3 CONT Death: 1690
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04821@
1 FAMC @fam04825@
0 @ind09914@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /SHARPAROWE/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH SHARPAROWE
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN SHARPAROWE
1 POSITION -19280,-680
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -19368,-624,-19191,-761
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1604
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1672
2 NOTE Name: Elizabeth SHARPAROWE 
3 CONT 
3 CONT Birth: 1604 in Melchbourne, Bedfordshire, England 
3 CONT Death: 1672 in Providence, RI
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  Elizabeth SHARPAROWE 
2 CONT Children
2 CONT  John BROWN b: 1627 in England
2 CONT  James BROWN b: in Providence, RI
2 CONT  Jeremiah BROWN b: in Providence, RI
2 CONT  Judah BROWN b: in Providence, RI
2 CONT  Daniel BROWN b: in Providence, RI
2 CONT  Chad BROWN b: in Providence, RI
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04825@
0 @ind09915@ INDI
1 NAME  REV. CHAD /BROWN/
2 DISPLAY  REV. CHAD BROWN
2 GIVN  REV. CHAD
2 SURN BROWN
1 SOURCES @source00060@
1 POSITION -19490,-680
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -19555,-624,-19424,-786
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1600
2 NOTE Birth: 1600 in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England
3 _XREF @place00098@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1650
2 PLAC Providence, RI
3 _XREF @place00097@
2 NOTE Name: Chad BROWN 
3 CONT 
3 CONT Death: 1650 in Providence, RI 
3 CONT Burial: Old North Burial Ground, Providence, RI 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE He arrived in Boston, MA in the early part of 1638 in the Ship Martin.
2 CONT 1642 he was ordained Minister of the First Baptist Church of Providenc
2 CONC e, RI
2 CONT 
2 CONT His home in Providence was at the corner of Market Square and College 
2 CONC Street which is now part of Brown University.
2 CONT 
2 CONT He was originally buried upon his lands on the site currently occupied
2 CONC  by the Court House. His remains were remove to the North Burial Groun
2 CONC d in 1792.
2 CONT Sources:
2 CONT Title: Encyclopedia of Biography, Massachusetts 
2 CONT Title: Genealogies of R. I. Families, Volume I, Chad Browne of Provide
2 CONC nce, R. I., and Four Generations of His Descendants 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04825@
0 @ind09932@ INDI
1 NAME HANNAH /NICHOLS/
2 DISPLAY HANNAH NICHOLS
2 GIVN HANNAH
2 SURN NICHOLS
1 POSITION -16180,-1060
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -16245,-1004,-16114,-1141
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 9 MAR 1684
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 7 JUN 1759
2 NOTE Hannah Nichols [Parents] was born on 9 Mar 1684. She died before 7 Jun
3 CONC  1759. She married Joseph Edmunds on 13 Dec 1708. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Hannah Nichols
2 CONT children: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    M i Thomas Edmunds was born on 16 Oct 1709.  
2 CONT    M ii Joseph Edmunds. 
2 CONT    F iii Patience Edmunds was born in 1713.  
2 CONT    F iv Mary Edmunds was born on 5 Jun 1714.  
2 CONT    F v Hannah Edmunds was born on 25 Sep 1718.  
2 CONT    M vi Andrew Edmunds was born on 23 Oct 1720.  
2 CONT    M vii William Edmunds I 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04834@
1 FAMC @fam04835@
0 @ind09933@ INDI
1 NAME JOSEPH /EDMUNDS/
2 DISPLAY JOSEPH EDMUNDS
2 GIVN JOSEPH
2 SURN EDMUNDS
1 POSITION -17210,-1080
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -17275,-1024,-17144,-1161
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 17 AUG 1685
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1767
2 NOTE Joseph Edmunds  was born on 17 Aug 1685 in Providence, East Greenwich,
3 CONC  Warwick, Rhode Island. He died in 1767 in Rhode Island. He married Ha
3 CONC nnah Nichols on 13 Dec 1708. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT Other marriages: 
3 CONT 
3 CONT Vaughan, Elizabeth
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04834@
1 FAMC @fam04836@
0 @ind09934@ INDI
1 NAME MERCY /REYNOLDS/
2 DISPLAY MERCY REYNOLDS
2 GIVN MERCY
2 SURN REYNOLDS
1 POSITION -15990,-870
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -16058,-814,-15921,-951
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 22 DEC 1664
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 27 DEC 1738
2 NOTE Mercy Reynolds was born on 22 Dec 1664 in Plymouth Colony, Plymouth, M
3 CONC assachusetts. She died before 27 Dec 1738 in Rhode Island. She married
3 CONC  Thomas Nichols. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Mercy Reynolds
1 FAMS @fam04835@
1 FAMC @fam04837@
0 @ind09935@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /NICHOLS/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS NICHOLS
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN NICHOLS
1 POSITION -16460,-870
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -16525,-814,-16394,-951
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 6 AUG 1660
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1745
2 NOTE Thomas Nichols was born on 6 Aug 1660 in Newport, Rhode Island. He die
3 CONC d in 1745 in Rhode Island. He married Mercy Reynolds. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04835@
1 FAMC @fam04838@
0 @ind09936@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /HEARNDEN/
2 DISPLAY MARY HEARNDEN
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN HEARNDEN
1 POSITION -16890,-890
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -16960,-834,-16819,-971
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1656
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1696
2 NOTE Mary Hearnden was born in 1656 in Providence, Rhode Island. She died i
3 CONC n 1696 in Rhode Island. She married Andrew Edmunds on 14 Oct 1675. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Mary Hearnden 
2 CONT children: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    F i Mary Edmunds was born on 20 Oct 1676.  
2 CONT    F ii Sarah Edmunds 
2 CONT    M iii William Edmunds 
2 CONT    M iv Andrew Edmunds 
2 CONT    M v Joseph Edmunds 
2 CONT    F vi Patience Edmunds was born on 2 Feb 1687.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04836@
1 FAMC @fam04839@
0 @ind09937@ INDI
1 NAME ANDREW /EDMUNDS/
2 DISPLAY ANDREW EDMUNDS
2 GIVN ANDREW
2 SURN EDMUNDS
1 POSITION -17320,-880
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -17385,-824,-17254,-961
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1639
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1695
2 NOTE Andrew Edmunds was born in 1639 in England?. He died in 1695 in Warwic
3 CONC h, Rhode Island. He married Mary Hearnden on 14 Oct 1675. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Andrew was an "old Indian fighter" who didn't seem to spend much time 
2 CONC at home, and the early records of Providence have quite a bit to say a
2 CONC bout him.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Andrew Edmunds, the immigrant ancestor, came of old English stock. He 
2 CONC was born in 1639 and died in 1695. He was probably related to William 
2 CONC Edmunds, who settled in Lynn, Massachusetts before 1635 and died in 16
2 CONC 93 leaving sons John, Joseph, and Samuel. Also related to Walter Edmun
2 CONC ds who settled in Concord, Massachusetts as early as 1639 and removed 
2 CONC to Charlestown, Massachusetts and died July 13, 1667 leaving sons Josh
2 CONC ua, Daniel, and John. The records show little concerning the early lif
2 CONC e of Andrew Edmunds. He settled in Warwick, Rhode Island and married M
2 CONC ary Hearnden who died in 1696, probably his second wife on October 14,
2 CONC  1675. During King Philip's war he was a captain of a Rhode Island com
2 CONC pany, and on August 6, 1676, the general assembly voted to "Captain An
2 CONC drew Edmunds and his company one-half the produce of the Indians, thir
2 CONC ty-five, brought in by them." These Indian captives were sold into sla
2 CONC very by the colonists for nine-year terms. He was granted four acres f
2 CONC or his services in the war and granted the right to operate a ferry at
2 CONC  what is now Red Bridge, March 3, 1679. In this year he deposed that h
2 CONC e was aged about forty years. In 1687, nine acres of land were given h
2 CONC im in lieu of the four previously granted, the first land given being 
2 CONC unsuitable and poor. He was granted the sum of twenty shillings a week
2 CONC  by Plymouth colony, December 25, 1689, for services in the late exped
2 CONC ition against the Indians. He was allowed the balance of his pay as ca
2 CONC ptain, March 3, 1690, for his good services in the late eastern wars a
2 CONC nd his wife was paid his wages later in 1690 during his absence in the
2 CONC  service. He returned from the war and was afterward appointed by the 
2 CONC general assembly of Rhode Island special constable for the main land. 
2 CONC His will was dated June 22, 1695 and proved August 13 following. His w
2 CONC ife Mary was executor and his sons, Andrew, William, and Joseph were l
2 CONC egatees. In 1696 his widow was allowed to keep the ferry.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04836@
0 @ind09938@ INDI
1 NAME DEBORAH /POTTER/
2 DISPLAY DEBORAH POTTER
2 GIVN DEBORAH
2 SURN POTTER
1 POSITION -15900,-700
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -15965,-644,-15834,-781
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1628
2 PLAC North Kingston, Rhode Island.
3 _XREF @place00643@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 15 OCT 1692
2 PLAC North Kingston, Rhode Island.
3 _XREF @place00643@
2 NOTE  She died on 15 Oct 1692 in North Kingston, Rhode IslanD
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE children: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    F i Mercy Reynolds 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04837@
0 @ind09939@ INDI
1 NAME JAMES /REYNOLDS/
2 DISPLAY JAMES REYNOLDS
2 GIVN JAMES
2 SURN REYNOLDS
1 POSITION -16080,-700
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -16148,-644,-16011,-781
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 13 MAY 1625
2 NOTE James Reynolds was born on 13 May 1625 in North Kingston, Rhode Island
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE AUG 1700
2 NOTE James Reynolds was born on 13 May 1625 in North Kingston, Rhode Island
3 CONC . He died in Aug 1700 in North Kingston, Rhode Island. He married Debo
3 CONC rah Potter in 1647 in North Kingston, Rhode Island. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04837@
1 FAMC @fam04848@
0 @ind09940@ INDI
1 NAME HANNAH /GRIFFIN/
2 DISPLAY HANNAH GRIFFIN
2 GIVN HANNAH
2 SURN GRIFFIN
1 POSITION -16330,-700
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -16385,-644,-16275,-781
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 17 DEC 1642
2 NOTE annah Griffin was born on 17 Dec 1642 in Newport, Rhode Island. 
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Hannah Griffin was born on 17 Dec 1642 in Newport, Rhode Island. She m
3 CONC arried Thomas Nichols in 1659 in Newport, Rhode Island. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04838@
1 FAMC @fam04846@
0 @ind09941@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /NICHOLS/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS NICHOLS
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN NICHOLS
1 POSITION -16540,-690
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -16605,-634,-16474,-771
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 17 DEC 1642
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1708
2 NOTE Thomas Nichols was born on 17 Dec 1642 in Newport, Rhode Island. He di
3 CONC ed in 1708/1711 in Newport, Rhode Island. He married Hannah Griffin in
3 CONC  1659 in Newport, Rhode Island. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04838@
1 FAMC @fam04845@
0 @ind09942@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /WHITE/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH WHITE
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN WHITE
1 POSITION -16800,-710
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -16868,-654,-16731,-791
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1609
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1701
2 NOTE Elizabeth White was born in 1609 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts. Sh
3 CONC e died in 1700/1701 in Providence, Rhode Island. She married Benjamin 
3 CONC Hearnden. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Elizabeth White
2 CONT children: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    F i Mary Hearnden 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children were: Sarah HEARNDEN, Alice HEARNDEN, Mary HEARNDEN, Benjamin
2 CONC  HEARNDEN, Joseph HEARNDEN, William HEARNDEN, John HEARNDEN, Thomas HE
2 CONC ARNDEN, Isaac HEARNDEN.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04839@
1 FAMC @fam04844@
0 @ind09943@ INDI
1 NAME BENJAMIN /HEARNDEN/
2 DISPLAY BENJAMIN HEARNDEN
2 GIVN BENJAMIN
2 SURN HEARNDEN
1 POSITION -16980,-710
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -17050,-654,-16909,-791
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1618
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 18 APR 1694
2 NOTE Benjamin Hearnden [Parents] was born in 1618 in Bath, Somerset, Englan
3 CONC d. He died on 18 Apr 1694 in Providence, Rhode Island. He married Eliz
3 CONC abeth White. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Benjamin Hearnden
2 CONT  Benjamin HEARNDEN was born about 1625.(11646) He immigrated about 164
2 CONC 0. He died about May 1687 in Providence, Providence Co., RI.(11647) (1
2 CONC 1648) He had an estate probated on 4 Apr 1688 in Newport, Newport Co.,
2 CONC  RI.(11649)
2 CONT He was married to Elizabeth WHITE about 1647 in RI. (11650)(11651) 
1 FAMS @fam04839@
1 FAMC @fam04843@
0 @ind09950@ INDI
1 NAME JOAN ANNE JENTLEMEN /CLINTON/
2 DISPLAY JOAN ANNE JENTLEMEN CLINTON
2 GIVN JOAN ANNE
2 MIDDLE JENTLEMEN
2 SURN CLINTON
1 POSITION -16950,-500
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -17024,-444,-16875,-606
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1592
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 25 DEC 1632
2 NOTE Joan Anne Jentlemen Clinton [Parents] was born about 1592 in Bath, Som
3 CONC erset, England. She died on 25 Dec 1632 in Charlestown, Middlesex, Mas
3 CONC sachusetts. She married James Harrington in 1613 in Bath, Somerset, En
3 CONC gland. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Joan Anne Jentlemen Clinton
2 CONT children: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    M i Benjamin Hearnden 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04843@
1 FAMC @fam07783@
0 @ind09951@ INDI
1 NAME JAMES /HARRINGTON/
2 DISPLAY JAMES HARRINGTON
2 GIVN JAMES
2 SURN HARRINGTON
1 POSITION -17250,-490
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -17332,-434,-17167,-571
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1592
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1631
2 NOTE James Harrington was born in 1592 in Bath, Somerset, England. He died 
3 CONC in 1630/1631 in Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts. 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE James Harrington
1 FAMS @fam04843@
1 FAMC @fam07784@
0 @ind09952@ INDI
1 NAME HANNA ELIZABETH /CADMAN/
2 DISPLAY HANNA ELIZABETH CADMAN
2 GIVN HANNA
2 MIDDLE ELIZABETH
2 SURN CADMAN
1 POSITION -16690,-490
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -16758,-434,-16621,-596
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1608
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 23 DEC 1690
2 NOTE Hanna (or Elizabeth) Cadman [Parents] was born about 1608 in Boston, M
3 CONC assachusetts. She died on 23 Dec 1690 in Boston, Massachusetts. 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Hanna (or Elizabeth) Cadman
1 FAMS @fam04844@
1 FAMC @fam07785@
0 @ind09953@ INDI
1 NAME WILLIAM /WHITE/
2 DISPLAY WILLIAM WHITE
2 GIVN WILLIAM
2 SURN WHITE
1 POSITION -16820,-510
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -16885,-454,-16754,-591
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1622
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 30 DEC 1673
2 NOTE William White was born in 1622 in England. He died on 30 Dec 1673 in B
3 CONC oston, Suffolk, Massachusetts. He married Hanna (or Elizabeth) Cadman.
3 CONC  
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04844@
0 @ind09954@ INDI
1 NAME JANE /PHILLIPS/
2 DISPLAY JANE PHILLIPS
2 GIVN JANE
2 SURN PHILLIPS
1 POSITION -16440,-450
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -16496,-408,-16383,-531
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Jane Philips  was born in England. She married Edmund Nichols about 16
3 CONC 40. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04845@
0 @ind09955@ INDI
1 NAME EDMUND (ENGLAND) /NICHOLS/
2 DISPLAY EDMUND (ENGLAND) NICHOLS
2 GIVN EDMUND
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN NICHOLS
1 POSITION -16560,-450
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -16628,-394,-16491,-556
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1616
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 27 MAR 1661
2 NOTE Edmund Nichols [Parents] was born in 1616 in Llantwitt, Major, Glamorg
3 CONC an, Wales. He died on 27 Mar 1661 in Llantwitt, Major, Glamorgan, Wale
3 CONC s. He married Jane Philips about 1640. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04845@
0 @ind09956@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION -16230,-490
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -16272,-448,-16188,-532
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam04846@
0 @ind09957@ INDI
1 NAME ROBERT /GRIFFIN/
2 DISPLAY ROBERT GRIFFIN
2 GIVN ROBERT
2 SURN GRIFFIN
1 POSITION -16340,-490
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -16394,-434,-16285,-571
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1616
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Robert Griffin was born about 1616 in England. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04846@
0 @ind09960@ INDI
1 NAME ESTHER (RUTH) /ROTH/
2 DISPLAY ESTHER (RUTH) ROTH
2 GIVN ESTHER
2 MIDDLE (RUTH)
2 SURN ROTH
1 POSITION -16000,-450
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -16053,-394,-15946,-556
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1560
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Esther Ruth (Roth) was born about 1560 in England. She died in Bermuda
3 CONC . She married William Reynolds on 2 Feb 1580 in Kent, England. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE children: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    M i James Reynolds 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04848@
0 @ind09961@ INDI
1 NAME WILLIAM  /REYNOLDS/
2 DISPLAY WILLIAM  REYNOLDS
2 GIVN WILLIAM 
2 SURN REYNOLDS
1 POSITION -16150,-470
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -16218,-414,-16081,-551
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1560
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE William Reynolds [Parents] was born in 1560 in London, Middlesex, Engl
3 CONC and. He died in Bermuda. He married Esther Ruth (Roth) on 2 Feb 1580 i
3 CONC n Kent, England. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam04848@
0 @ind09962@ INDI
1 NAME PATIENCE /EDMUNDS/
2 DISPLAY PATIENCE EDMUNDS
2 GIVN PATIENCE
2 SURN EDMUNDS
1 POSITION -16780,-1270
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -16845,-1214,-16714,-1351
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1711
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1796
2 NOTE Name: Patience EDMUNDS 
3 CONT Patience Edmunds was born in 1713. 
3 CONT Birth: ABT 1711 
3 CONT Death: 1796 in Apponaug, RI 
3 CONT Note: Died while visiting her son Joseph, who was the only member of t
3 CONC his family to remain in RI.
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT CHILDREN
2 CONT  Mary BROWN b: 1735 in Warwick, RI
2 CONT  Ruth BROWN b: 1736 in Warwick, RI
2 CONT  Roba BROWN b: 1738 in Warwick, RI
2 CONT  Elisha BROWN b: 1739 in Warwick, RI
2 CONT  Wait BROWN b: 1741 in Warwick, RI
2 CONT  Joseph BROWN b: 1743 in Warwick, RI
2 CONT  Frances BROWN b: 1745 in Warwick, RI
2 CONT  Daniel BROWN b: 1747 in Warwick, RI
2 CONT  Patience BROWN b: 1749 in Warwick, RI
2 CONT  George BROWN b: 1751 in Warwick, RI
2 CONT  Hannah BROWN b: 1754 in Warwick, RI
2 CONT  Lucy BROWN b: 1756 in Warwick, RI
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00225@
1 FAMS @fam04849@
1 FAMC @fam04834@
0 @ind09963@ INDI
1 NAME ELISHA /BROWN/
2 DISPLAY ELISHA BROWN
2 GIVN ELISHA
2 SURN BROWN
1 POSITION -18900,-1280
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -18965,-1224,-18834,-1361
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1711
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1800
2 NOTE Birth: ABT 1711 in Westerly, RI 
3 CONT Death: 1800 in Cheshire, MA 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Elisha BROWN 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Note: He was one of the first settlers of New Providence (Cheshire, MA
2 CONC ) in 1768.
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam04849@
1 FAMC @fam04819@
0 @ind15879@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH (ENGLAND) /KNYVET/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH (ENGLAND) KNYVET
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN KNYVET
1 POSITION -16880,-260
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -16948,-218,-16811,-366
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Elizabeth Knyvet
2 CONT They had the following children: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    F i Joan Anne Jentlemen Clinton 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07783@
0 @ind15880@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS (ENGLAND) /CLINTON/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS (ENGLAND) CLINTON
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN CLINTON
1 POSITION -17010,-260
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -17078,-204,-16941,-366
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1569
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 15 JAN 1618
2 NOTE Thomas Clinton] was born in 1569 in Maxtock, Warwickshire County, Engl
3 CONC and. He died on 15 Jan 1618/1619 in Tattershall, Lincolnshire County, 
3 CONC England. He married Elizabeth Knyvet. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Thomas Clinton
1 FAMS @fam07783@
0 @ind15881@ INDI
1 NAME M ARY (ENGLAND) /RODGERS/
2 DISPLAY M ARY (ENGLAND) RODGERS
2 GIVN M ARY
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN RODGERS
1 POSITION -17170,-260
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -17238,-204,-17101,-366
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1565
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1633
2 NOTE Mary Rodgers [Parents] was born in 1565/1571 in Cannington, Somerset, 
3 CONC England. She died in 1633/1634 in England. She married John Harrington
3 CONC  on 6 Sep 1583 in Cannington, Somerset, England. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT They had the following children: 
3 CONT 
3 CONT    M i James Harrington 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07784@
0 @ind15882@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN (ENGLAND) /HARRINTON/
2 DISPLAY JOHN (ENGLAND) HARRINTON
2 GIVN JOHN
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN HARRINTON
1 POSITION -17370,-270
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -17444,-214,-17296,-376
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1561
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 20 NOV 1612
2 NOTE John Harrington was born in 1561 in Cannington, Somerset, England. He 
3 CONC died on 20 Nov 1612 in Bath, Somerset, England. He married Mary Rodger
3 CONC s on 6 Sep 1583 in Cannington, Somerset, England. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07784@
0 @ind15883@ INDI
1 NAME HANNAH /HATHAWAY/
2 DISPLAY HANNAH HATHAWAY
2 GIVN HANNAH
2 SURN HATHAWAY
1 POSITION -16620,-260
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -16691,-204,-16549,-341
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1587
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Hannah Hathaway was born about 1587. She married George Cadman. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07785@
0 @ind15884@ INDI
1 NAME GEORGE /CADMAN/
2 DISPLAY GEORGE CADMAN
2 GIVN GEORGE
2 SURN CADMAN
1 POSITION -16750,-260
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -16806,-204,-16693,-341
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1583
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE George Cadman was born about 1583. He married Hannah Hathaway. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE George Cadman
1 FAMS @fam07785@
0 @ind16036@ INDI
1 NAME DORCAS /GARDNER/
2 DISPLAY DORCAS GARDNER
2 GIVN DORCAS
2 SURN GARDNER
1 POSITION -21740,-890
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -21805,-834,-21674,-971
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1656
2 NOTE  b. 1656, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; 
2 PLAC Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island;
3 _XREF @place00025@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1702
2 NOTE d. 1702,
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE DORCAS GARDNER, m. JOHN WATSON November 17, 1673, South Kingstown, Was
2 CONC hington County, Rhode Island; 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children
2 CONT  Frances WATSON
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00165@
1 FAMC @fam07861@
1 FAMS @fam07866@
0 @ind16037@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /WATSON/
2 DISPLAY JOHN WATSON
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN WATSON
1 POSITION -22150,-890
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -22215,-834,-22084,-971
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1654
2 NOTE 1654, North Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island;
2 PLAC North Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island;
3 _XREF @place00023@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 11 MAR 1728
2 PLAC North Kingstown, Washington
3 _XREF @place00024@
2 NOTE d. March 11, 1728, North Kingstown, Washington 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  Children of GEORGE GARDNER and LDYIA BALLOU: 
2 CONT LIEUT., SAMUEL GARDNER. 
2 CONT JOSEPH GARDNER, b. 1669, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d. Aug
2 CONC ust 22, 1726, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; m. CATHARINE HOLM
2 CONC ES November 30, 1693, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; b. 1673, 
2 CONC Wickford, Washington County, Rhode Island; d. October 28, 1728, Newpor
2 CONC t, Newport County, Rhode Island. 
2 CONT LYDIA GARDNER, b. 1669, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d. 1723
2 CONC , Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island; m. JOSEPH SMITH April 4
2 CONC , 1689, Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island; d. January 13, 17
2 CONC 50, Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island. 
2 CONT ROBERT GARDNER, b. May 1671, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d.
2 CONC  April 7, 1689, Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island. 
2 CONT PEREGRINE GARDNER, b. 1672, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; m. 
2 CONC SARAH ?. 
2 CONT JEREMIAH GARDNER, b. 1673; m. SARAH ?. 
2 CONT MARY GARDNER, b. 1674, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; m. ARCHI
2 CONC BALD WALKER July 18, 1690, Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island
2 CONC . 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
1 FAMC @fam07865@
1 FAMS @fam07866@
0 @ind16212@ INDI
1 NAME JULIUS /COLLINS/
2 DISPLAY JULIUS COLLINS
2 GIVN JULIUS
2 SURN COLLINS
1 PICTURES @pic00039@
2 PRIMARY @pic00039@
1 SOURCES @source00010@
1 POSITION -3020,-1470
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -3085,-1414,-2954,-1551
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 29 DEC 1728
2 NOTE Birth: 29 DEC 1728 in Dighton, Bristol County, Massachusetts 1 
3 CONT Death: 1758 in Stillwater, New York area 
3 CONT Event: Alt. Birth Alt. Birth 29 Dec 1728 Lebanon, New London County, C
3 CONC onnecticut 3 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Dighton, Bristol County, Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00553@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1758
2 PLAC Stillwater, New York area
3 _XREF @place00554@
2 NOTE Death: 1758 in Stillwater, New York area 
3 CONT 
3 CONT Event: Alt. Death Alt. Death Abt 1759 Lebanon, New London County, Conn
3 CONC ecticut 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Julius Collins  
2 CONT ""He left his wife, Priscilla, six small children and more debts than 
2 CONC his estate ..."
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Note: French-Indian War 2 
2 CONT Occupation: a stonecutter 3
2 CONT Note: [Carelton-Stickney.FTW] Died in French and Indian war in 1758. 2
2 CONC  
2 CONT Occupation: From Bill Russom: Julius Collins (1728-1758) Julius Collin
2 CONC s is another gr avestone-carver son of Benjamin Collins. He is somethi
2 CONC ng of an enigma. Af ter a short career he died at Stillwater, [unknown
2 CONC  county] New York, whil e serving in the army. There is a signed stone
2 CONC  by Julius Collins for Rich ard Curtice (1739) in the Hebron Episcopal
2 CONC  burying ground, which is not b ackdated, was carved when he was 11 ye
2 CONC ars old. More characteristic is th e signed stone, now unfortunately b
2 CONC roken, for Robert White, Jr., (1746) i n the Old Stafford graveyard. B
2 CONC oth of these stones resemble the work of h is father Benjamin in many 
2 CONC respects, but they also include elements of th e late style of Obadiah
2 CONC  Wheeler in the contour of the layered upswept win gs and the less bul
2 CONC bous nose. In addition there is a small group of stone s in Coventry, 
2 CONC Andover, and Hampton that resemble two unsigned stones, pl aced near t
2 CONC he Robert White, Jr., stone in Stafford. These stones were pro bably a
2 CONC ll produced by Julius Collins although there is no direct evidence . T
2 CONC he stones in Hampton are of particular interest in being relatively fa
2 CONC  r removed from the others and in likely being the prototypes from whi
2 CONC ch t he carver of the bizarre Hampton stones known as those of the "Ha
2 CONC mpton In dian" took his designs. It is quite surprising that no stones
2 CONC  of this typ e occur in Columbia burial ground where the work of Benja
2 CONC min and Zerubbab el is abundant.
2 CONT From: Slater, James A. The Colonial Burying Grounds of Eastern Connect
2 CONC ic ut and the Men Who Made Them. Memoirs of the Connecticut Academy of
2 CONC  Art s & Sciences, vol. 21. Hamden, Connecticut: Archon Books, 1987.
2 CONT 
2 CONT *Homer Babbidge Library call number f/Q/11/C85/v.21 stones known as th
2 CONC os e of the "Hampton Indian" took his designs. It is quite surprising 
2 CONC that n o stones of this type occur in Columbia burial ground where the
2 CONC  work of B enjamin and Zerubbabel is abundant.
2 CONT From: Slater, James A. The Colonial Burying Grounds of Eastern Connect
2 CONC ic ut and the Men Who Made Them. Memoirs of the Connecticut Academy of
2 CONC  Art s & Sciences, vol. 21. Hamden, Connecticut: Archon Books, 1987.
2 CONT *Homer Babbidge Library call number f/Q/11/C85/v.21
2 CONT Thank you ,
2 CONT Bill Russom
2 CONT 1728 Stillwater, New York 3
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00515@
1 FAMC @fam07949@
1 FAMS @fam07950@
0 @ind16296@ INDI
1 NAME FRANCIS /WATSON/
2 DISPLAY FRANCIS WATSON
2 GIVN FRANCIS
2 SURN WATSON
1 POSITION -21790,-1100
2 Z 120
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -21832,-1066,-21747,-1161
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT SEE ON THIS SAME EDDY TREE
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children
2 CONT  Elizabeth BROWN b: 1705 in Westerly, RI
2 CONT  Mary BROWN b: 1706 in Westerly, RI
2 CONT  Benjamin BROWN b: 1708 in Westerly, RI
2 CONT  Daniel BROWN b: 1709 in Westerly, RI
2 CONT  Elisha BROWN b: ABT 1711 in Westerly, RI
2 CONT  Dorcas BROWN b: 1713 in Westerly, RI
2 CONT  John BROWN b: 1714 in Westerly, RI
2 CONT  Desire BROWN b: 1723 in Westerly, RI
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00230@
1 FAMC @fam07866@
0 @ind16301@ INDI
1 NAME EDWARD (ENGLAND) /WINSLOW/
2 DISPLAY EDWARD (ENGLAND) WINSLOW
2 GIVN EDWARD
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN WINSLOW
1 POSITION -27010,-250
2 Z 120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -27078,-194,-26941,-356
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 17 OCT 1560
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1631
2 NOTE Edward Winslow 
3 CONT Born:  17 Oct 1560
3 CONT Droitwich, [parish], Worcestershire, England   
3 CONT Died:  1631
3 CONT Droitwich, [parish], Worcestershire, England  
3 CONT 
3 CONT  ALT??        Died: 1620 at , Droitwich, Worcestershire, England 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE OTHER SPOUSE  
2 CONT Name: Eleanor Pelham [5]
2 CONT          Born: 1564 at Of, Droitwich, Worcestershire, England [6]
2 CONT          Died: Abt 1589 at , Droitwich, Worcestershire, England [7]
2 CONT        Father: Herbert Pelham
2 CONT        Mother: Catherine Thatcher
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07972@
0 @ind15885@ INDI
1 NAME IDA McCHESNEY //
2 DISPLAY IDA McCHESNEY
2 GIVN IDA
2 MIDDLE McCHESNEY
1 POSITION -4690,-2290
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -4766,-2248,-4613,-2371
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07786@
0 @ind15887@ INDI
1 NAME GEORGE /STILLMAN/
2 DISPLAY GEORGE STILLMAN
2 GIVN GEORGE
2 SURN STILLMAN
1 POSITION 15840,-1120
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 15775,-1064,15906,-1201
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1654
2 PLAC Steeple Ashton, Wiltshire, England
3 _XREF @place00059@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 17 NOV 1728
2 PLAC Wethersfield, Hartford Co, Connecticut
3 _XREF @place00005@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Stillman, George 
2 CONT Life of Mr. George Stileman/Stillman
2 CONT 
2 CONT Founder of the largest North American Stillman branch, Mr. George Stil
2 CONC lman was born George Stileman - the first of three sons of George Stil
2 CONC eman (1621-    ) in 1654 - as per the spelling of the last name on the
2 CONC  bronze plaque dated 1670 that hangs in the Church of St. Mary the Vir
2 CONC gin in Steeple Ashton, Wiltshire County, England. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT A decendent of the Stylleman/Styleman/Stileman/Stilman Family of Steep
2 CONC le Ashton - which included many landowners, church officials and civil
2 CONC  officials - in 1677 George Stileman married the daughter - Jane Picke
2 CONC ring - of a deceased Baronet Sir Gilbert Pickering, Baronet of Nova Sc
2 CONC otia 1st, a strict Puritan and Oliver Cromwell's Lord Chamberlain to t
2 CONC he Protector - a combination of supreme court judge and attorney gener
2 CONC al. As was the custom of the time - George Stileman took Jane Pickerin
2 CONC g's last name - rather than the reverse - so that Jane Pickering could
2 CONC  retain her societal status and inheritance - thus George Stileman bec
2 CONC ame George Stileman Pickering. Jane Pickering gave birth to their firs
2 CONC t son - George Stileman Pickering, Jr. - in August 1679. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Through Lady Elizabeth Montagu Pickering - the wife of Sir Gilbert Pic
2 CONC kering - a royal lineage has been thoroughly documented by John R. Spr
2 CONC ague III. The Stillman Family Genealogy Home Page extends sincerest gr
2 CONC atitude to John R. Sprague for researching and documenting this lineag
2 CONC e. All direct decendents of Mr. George Stillman may rightfully claim t
2 CONC his lineage as theirs for whatever purposes such claim may serve. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT In those times, there was a tremendous amount of termoil everywhere wi
2 CONC th the monarchy in constant struggle to wrest control from the Parliam
2 CONC ent and with religious groups fighting openly to gain control as well.
2 CONC  Sir Gilbert Pickering died in 1668 leaving his elsest son Sir John Pi
2 CONC ckering in charge of the Pickering family. The throne of the King of E
2 CONC ngland was once again claimed by the Roman Catholics through the Stuar
2 CONC t family when Charles II died and his misfit brother James II - who, a
2 CONC s his beheaded father Charles I, believed in the "devine right of king
2 CONC s" - became King of Great Britain in 1685. Most likely the the strongl
2 CONC y protestant George Stileman Pickering and puritan-heritage wife - Jan
2 CONC e Pickering - became involved in the ill-fated Duke of Monmouth rebell
2 CONC ion of 1685. Though George and Jane Pickering were apprehended and cha
2 CONC rged with treason, they were enabled through wealth and influence to l
2 CONC eave England - leading to their immediate setting sail for the America
2 CONC n Colonies from London in late 1685 with all that they could carry wit
2 CONC h them. George Stileman Pickering Jr., a second son - Samuel Stileman 
2 CONC Pickering , and a daughter - Jane Stileman Pickering, were left behind
2 CONC  to be sent for when their new home in the New England colonies had be
2 CONC en established. Tragedy struck during the trip when Jane Pickering die
2 CONC d at sea of complications resulting from premature childbirth. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT George Stileman Pickering settled in Hadley, Massachusetts - dropped t
2 CONC he Pickering name - re-possessing his surname name of Stileman. George
2 CONC  was joined by his eldest son George Stileman Pickering, Jr. Why son S
2 CONC amuel Stileman Pickering and daughter Jane Stileman Pickering did not 
2 CONC remove to the colonies with their eldest brother is not known - perhap
2 CONC s they chose to stay in England and be raised by the family of Sir Joh
2 CONC n Pickering. George Stileman Pickering, Jr. - unhappy with following h
2 CONC is father's new trade - returned to England, and completed studies and
2 CONC  qualifiications to practice as a medical doctor. In 1689 George Stile
2 CONC man changed to the surname spelling of Stillman. Doctor George Stilema
2 CONC n Pickering, Jr. returned to the colonies permanently around 1700 - dr
2 CONC opped his last name of Pickering and assumed the surname spelling of S
2 CONC tillman, the same as his father. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT A man of education, George Stillman's merchantile business grew to mak
2 CONC e him wealthy and one of three in Hadley that were entitled to the tit
2 CONC le - Mr. - in front of their names. Mr. George Stillman served as a Se
2 CONC lectman - which is a member of the Board of Governors - for Hadley, MA
2 CONC . Mr. George Stillman married Rebecca Smith of Hadley, MA. When King P
2 CONC hillip's war threatened his property, wealth, and family, Mr. George S
2 CONC tillman moved everthing to Wethersfield, Connecticut, where many of hi
2 CONC s wife's [Rebecca Smith] relatives lived. As per the inscription on hi
2 CONC s grave site - Mr. George Stillman served as a Selectman for Wethersfi
2 CONC eld and was Representative at the Court of Massachusetts in 1698. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1699, Mr. George Stillman and wife Rebecca had a daughter - Anna St
2 CONC illman - who married Deacon Hezakiah May and they had a daughter - Eli
2 CONC zabeth May - who married Daniel Newcomb they had a daughter - Lydia Ne
2 CONC wcomb - who married Timothy Bush and thus began the Stillman relations
2 CONC hip to the Bush Family lineage. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. George Stillman carried on a large trade business with the West In
2 CONC dies and England until his death in 1728. His will - which I personall
2 CONC y have seen - is signed George Stileman. Mr. George Stillman left his 
2 CONC large property to his wife, children and grandchildren. Mr. George Sti
2 CONC llman established his son John Stillman in business, provided son Benj
2 CONC amin Stillman with a Yale education and a very fine residence nearby. 
2 CONC Mr. George Stillman gave his son Nathaniel Stillman a good homestead a
2 CONC nd helped his daughters at the time of their marriages. To Doctor Geor
2 CONC ge Stillman Jr., he gave 100 pounds sterling besides what he already h
2 CONC ad. The Will of Mr George Stileman - which I have personally seen - is
2 CONC  signed with the last name spelled Stileman - the l ending in a distin
2 CONC ctly downward curled loop creating a small e . Alfred William (Bill) S
2 CONC tillman, Jr. - 12 Mar 2004
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Last Will and Testament of Mr. George Stilman
2 CONT Land records and tax rolls, quoted by Judd show that his name was spel
2 CONC led both Stileman and Stillman.
2 CONT 1687 bought house and lot 
2 CONT 1688 paid taxes as Stileman 
2 CONT 1689 paid taxes as Stillman 
2 CONT 1689, 1692, 1696 Selectman 
2 CONT 1693 "had liberty to fortify Stillman house for benefit of those in No
2 CONC rth End without the palisade," His stockaded house had also a secret r
2 CONC oom in the chimney. One of the Regicides took refuge there. It is beli
2 CONC eved he was the one who appeared mysteriously during an Indian battle 
2 CONC and rallied the colonists and disappeared by the time the battle was o
2 CONC ver. 
2 CONT 1696 list of grand jury 
2 CONT 1698 Representative from Hadley to General Court 
2 CONT 1703 moved to Weathersfield, where second wife's relatives lived, for 
2 CONC greater security for his family during Indian troubles. Engaged in mer
2 CONC cantile business there and trade with West Indies and England 
2 CONT Real estate transactions in Weathersfield show that he transferred con
2 CONC siderable land to his sons before he died and his will divides a large
2 CONC  property. His children were educated - at least one (Benjamin) went t
2 CONC o Yale. 
2 CONT The preceding was written by Hannah Amelia Stillman Bradfield in FAMIL
2 CONC Y HISTORY OF HANNAH STILLMAN (MRS. RICHARD) BRADFIELD dated November 1
2 CONC , 1963 - edited for this page
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT The account of Mr. George Stillman contained in Genealogies and Biogra
2 CONC phies of Ancient Wethersfield
2 CONT is not entirely accurate and should be considered in the total context
2 CONC  of this document - curator
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Other EXCELLENT sites related to the history of the American Stillman 
2 CONC Family of Mr. George Stileman/Stillman are
2 CONT The Babcock Family
2 CONT The Bliss Family
2 CONT The Burdick Family
2 CONT The Chesbro Family
2 CONT The Crandall Family Association
2 CONT The Davis Family
2 CONT The Langworthy Family
2 CONT The Maxson Family
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children of Mr. George Stileman/Stillman
2 CONT and 2nd wife - Rebecca Smith
2 CONT daughter of Lieutenant Philip Smith and Rebecca Foote
2 CONT Lieutenant Phillip Smith was the son of Lieutenent Samuel Smith - one 
2 CONC of the founders of Wethersfield, CT - in 1634, and Hadley, MA - in 165
2 CONC 9. 
2 CONT Rebecca Foote was the daughter of Nathaniel Foote, one of the first se
2 CONC ttlers of Wethersfield, CT. 
2 CONT Mr. George Stileman/Stillman, Lieutenant Samuel Smith, and Nathaniel F
2 CONC oote are considered Pilgrims by the National Society of Sons and Daugh
2 CONC ters of the Pilgrims.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Rebecca Stillman 
2 CONT Born: 15 Jan 1688 
2 CONT Place: Hadley, MA 
2 CONT Died: 18 Oct 1712 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mary Stillman 
2 CONT Born: 12 July 1689 
2 CONT Place: Hadley, MA 
2 CONT Died: 30 June 1735 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT Married: Deliverence Blinn 
2 CONT Born: 12 July 1688 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT Died: 3 Nov 1736 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT Date Married: 5 Feb 1713 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Captain Nathaniel Stillman 
2 CONT Born: 1 July 1691 
2 CONT Place: Hadley, MA 
2 CONT Died: 1 Jan 1770 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT Married:1) Anna Southmayd 
2 CONT Born: 18 Jan 1693 
2 CONT Place: Middletown, CT 
2 CONT Died: 6 Jan 1730 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT Date Married: 3 Mar 1715 
2 CONT Married:2) Sarah Allyn 
2 CONT Born: 17 Aug 1708 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT Died: 4 Mar 1794 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT Date Married: 4 Mar 1731 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Deacon John Stillman 
2 CONT Born: 19 Feb 1693 
2 CONT Place: Hadley, MA 
2 CONT Died: 17 Aug 1775 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT Married: Mary Wolcott 
2 CONT Born: 14 May 1694 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT Died: 2 July 1777 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT Date Married: 26 May 1715 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Sarah Stillman 
2 CONT Born: 28 Dec 1694 
2 CONT Place: Hadley, MA 
2 CONT Died: 18 Jan 1774 
2 CONT Place: 
2 CONT Married: Colonel Samuel Willard 
2 CONT Born: 1693 
2 CONT Place: Saybrook, CT 
2 CONT Died: 1779 
2 CONT Place: 
2 CONT Date Married: 18 Jan 1715 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Martha Stillman 
2 CONT Born: 28 Nov 1696 
2 CONT Place: Hadley, MA 
2 CONT Died: 2 Oct 1712 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Anna Stillman 
2 CONT Born: 6 Apr 1699 
2 CONT Place: Hadley, MA 
2 CONT Died: 7 Nov 1767 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT Married: Deacon Hezekiah May 
2 CONT Born: 14 Dec 1696 
2 CONT Place: Roxbury, MA 
2 CONT Died: 5 Sep 1783 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT Date Married: 5 Feb 1713 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Elizabeth Stillman 
2 CONT Born: 19 Oct 1700 
2 CONT Place: Hadley, MA 
2 CONT Died: 22 Apr 1735 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT Married: William Blinn 
2 CONT Born: 17 Oct 1701 
2 CONT Place: Boston, MA 
2 CONT Died: ca 1740 
2 CONT Place: Boston, MA 
2 CONT Date Married: 22 Aug 1722 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Esther Stillman 
2 CONT Born: 1701 
2 CONT Place: Hadley, MA 
2 CONT Died: 9 Aug 1705 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Hannah Stillman 
2 CONT Born: 7 Nov 1702 
2 CONT Place: Hadley, MA 
2 CONT Died: 22 Apr 1755 
2 CONT Place: Hartford, CT 
2 CONT Married:1) John Caldwell 
2 CONT Born: 1688 
2 CONT Place: Hartford, CT 
2 CONT Died: 17 Sep 1734 
2 CONT Place: 
2 CONT Date Married: 1726 
2 CONT Married:2) Dr. Neil McLean 
2 CONT Born: 1701 
2 CONT Place: Scotland 
2 CONT Died: 15 Jan 1784 
2 CONT Place: Windsor, CT 
2 CONT Date Married: 5 Jan 1737 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Lydia Stillman 
2 CONT Born: 7 Nov 1702 
2 CONT Place: Hadley, MA 
2 CONT Died: 3 Sep 1750 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT Married: Reverend Daniel Russell 
2 CONT Born: 3 June 1702 
2 CONT Place: Middletown, CT 
2 CONT Died: 16 Sep 1764 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT Date Married: 13 Nov 1728 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Deacon Benjamin Stillman 
2 CONT Born: 29 July 1705 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT Died: 1780 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT Married:1) Sarah Doty 
2 CONT Born: 18 Nov 1708 
2 CONT Place: Saybrook, CT 
2 CONT Died: 4 Oct 1732 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT Date Married: 29 Aug 1727 
2 CONT Married:2) Catherine Chauncey 
2 CONT Born: 1714 
2 CONT Place: Durham, CT 
2 CONT Died:12 Jun 1736 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT Date Married: 1732 
2 CONT Married:3) Anna Pierson 
2 CONT Born: 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT Died: 
2 CONT Place: 
2 CONT Date Married: 14 Dec 1737 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Ebenezer Stillman 
2 CONT Born: ca 1708 
2 CONT Place: Wethersfield, CT 
2 CONT Died: 
2 CONT Place: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT CREDITS: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT The genealogy of Mr. George Stillman is based on Stylleman (Stillman) 
2 CONC of Steeple Ashton Co. Wilts Sheet I English Ancestry Issue 2 Amended 1
2 CONC 973 signed by Geoffrey Stillman and received from Raymond W. Stillman 
2 CONC of Holt, Trowbridge, Wiltshire County, England as contained in Stillma
2 CONC n Geneology from Steeple Ashton complied by Geoffrey Stillman of Austr
2 CONC alia in 1969 and received from Raymond Stillman of Holt, Trowbridge, W
2 CONC iltshire in 1984. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07787@
0 @ind15888@ INDI
1 NAME JANE /PICKERING/
2 DISPLAY JANE PICKERING
2 GIVN JANE
2 SURN PICKERING
1 POSITION 16240,-1110
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 16171,-1054,16309,-1191
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1659
2 PLAC London, England
3 _XREF @place00006@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1684
2 PLAC Enroute To America
3 _XREF @place00007@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Jane Pickering 
2 CONT Children of Mr. George Stileman/Stillman
2 CONT and 1st wife - Jane Pickering
2 CONT CHILDREN
2 CONT ************************
2 CONT Doctor George Stillman, Jr. 
2 CONT Born: George Stileman Pickering, Jr. - Aug 1679 
2 CONT Place: London, England 
2 CONT Died: 1760 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT Married: Deborah Crandall 
2 CONT Born: 1675 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT Died: 12 Sep 1737 
2 CONT Place: Westerly, RI 
2 CONT Date Married: 10 Apr 1706 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Jane Stileman Pickering 
2 CONT Born: circa 1680 
2 CONT Place: London, England 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Samuel Stileman Pickering 
2 CONT Born: circa 1682 
2 CONT Place: London, England 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07787@
1 FAMC @fam07832@
0 @ind15889@ INDI
1 NAME JOSEPH /MAXSON/
2 DISPLAY JOSEPH MAXSON
2 GIVN JOSEPH
2 SURN MAXSON
1 POSITION 20570,-1300
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 20505,-1244,20636,-1381
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 3 OCT 1692
2 PLAC Providence, Providence Co, Rhode Island
3 _XREF @place00009@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1747
2 PLAC Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co, New Jersey
3 _XREF @place00010@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Maxson, Joseph 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07788@
1 FAMC @fam07789@
0 @ind15890@ INDI
1 NAME BETHIA /MAXON/
2 DISPLAY BETHIA MAXON
2 GIVN BETHIA
2 SURN MAXON
1 POSITION 23100,-1300
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 23035,-1244,23166,-1381
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 31 JUL 1693
2 PLAC Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
3 _XREF @place00003@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1747
2 PLAC Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co, New Jersey
3 _XREF @place00010@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Maxson, Bethia 
2 CONT CHILDREN
2 CONT Children:
2 CONT Maxson, Bethiah 
2 CONT Maxson, Mary 
2 CONT Maxson, Judith 
2 CONT Maxson, Joseph 
2 CONT Maxson, Zebulon 
2 CONT Maxson, Simeon 
2 CONT Maxson, Susan 
2 CONT Birth : 25 Aug 1727 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
2 CONT Gender: Female
2 CONT Maxson, Mosher 
2 CONT Maxson, Content 
2 CONT Maxson, Nathan 
2 CONT Maxson, Ephraim 
2 CONT *************************************
2 CONT children: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT + 71 F i Bethiah Maxson was born on 19 Oct 1716. She died in 1754.  
2 CONT + 72 F ii Mary Maxson was born on 28 Aug 1718. She died on 12 May 1791
2 CONC .  
2 CONT + 73 F iii Judith Maxson was born on 17 Sep 1720. She died in 1778.  
2 CONT + 74 M iv Joseph Maxson was born on 20 Jan 1723. He died in 1799.  
2 CONT + 75 M v Zebulon Maxson was born on 15 Aug 1725. He died on 18 Sep 178
2 CONC 7.  
2 CONT + 76 M vi Simeon Maxson was born on 25 Aug 1727. He died on 26 Feb 180
2 CONC 2.  
2 CONT   77 F vii Susan Maxson was born 1 on 25 Aug 1727 in Westerly, Washing
2 CONC ton Co, Rhode Island.  
2 CONT + 78 M viii Mosher Maxson was born on 6 Mar 1730. He died on 24 Dec 17
2 CONC 87.  
2 CONT + 79 F ix Content Maxson was born on 31 Dec 1732. She died on 24 Oct 1
2 CONC 815.  
2 CONT + 80 M x Nathan Maxson was born on 30 Sep 1736. He died in 1786.  
2 CONT + 81 M xi Ephraim Maxson was born in 1743. He died on 10 Sep 1795.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00160@
1 FAMS @fam07788@
1 FAMC @fam07789@
1 FAMC @fam07790@
0 @ind15891@ INDI
1 NAME JOSEPH /MAXSON/
2 DISPLAY JOSEPH MAXSON
2 GIVN JOSEPH
2 SURN MAXSON
1 POSITION 20040,-1100
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 19975,-1044,20106,-1181
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1672
2 PLAC Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
3 _XREF @place00003@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE SEP 1750
2 PLAC Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
3 _XREF @place00003@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Maxson, Joseph 
2 CONT Birth : 1672 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
2 CONT Death : Sep 1750 Westerly, Washington Co, Rhode Island
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07789@
1 FAMC @fam07811@
0 @ind15892@ INDI
1 NAME TRACY /BURDICK/
2 DISPLAY TRACY BURDICK
2 GIVN TRACY
2 SURN BURDICK
1 POSITION 21100,-1110
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 21035,-1054,21166,-1191
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1670
2 NOTE Birth : ABT 1670 Newport, Newport Co, Rhode Island
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Newport, Newport Co, Rhode Island
3 _XREF @place00011@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1747
2 NOTE Death : AFT 1747 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  
2 CONT Children:
2 CONT Maxson, Joseph 
2 CONT Maxson, John 
2 CONT Maxson, Tacy 
2 CONT Maxson, Mary 
2 CONT Maxson, Judith 
2 CONT Maxson, Ruth 
2 CONT Maxson, Elizabeth 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07789@
1 FAMC @fam07804@
0 @ind15943@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /SAVERY/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS SAVERY
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN SAVERY
1 POSITION -32620,-680
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -32676,-624,-32564,-761
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 BORDER 
4 OUTLINE #808080
2 FLAGS 
3 ENABLE bt
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 PLAC ENGLAND
3 _XREF @place00015@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 6 APR 1674
2 AGE 102
2 NOTE Died aft 6 April 1674 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Thomas Savery   BIRTH DATE MUST BE WRONG!
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07815@
0 @ind15944@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /WOODRORKE/
2 DISPLAY MARY WOODRORKE
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN WOODRORKE
1 POSITION -32470,-680
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -32553,-624,-32387,-761
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1574
2 NOTE Margaret born 1575 
2 PLAC Hannington,Wiltshire,England
3 _XREF @place00045@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1650
2 NOTE  died 1650
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Margaret (Mary?) Woodrorke 
2 CONT Mary WOODRORKE.Children were: 
2 CONT 769
2 CONT  i.
2 CONT  Elizabeth SAVORY. 
2 CONT  ii.
2 CONT  Thomas SAVORY 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00509@
1 FAMS @fam07815@
0 @ind15945@ INDI
1 NAME PETER /WELLS/
2 DISPLAY PETER WELLS
2 GIVN PETER
2 SURN WELLS
1 POSITION -22220,-1280
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -22265,-1224,-22174,-1361
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1713
2 PLAC Warwick R. I.
3 _XREF @place00016@
1 DEAT Y
2 PLAC Cheshire, Mass. Berkshire Co
3 _XREF @place00017@
2 NOTE Died in Cheshire, Mass. Berkshire Co.) 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Peter Wells b: 1713 (Warwick R. I. record) Died in Cheshire, Mass. Ber
2 CONC kshire Co.) married: 
2 CONT Elizabeth Arnold 1736 (b: 1710-d: 1739) 
2 CONT Ruth Slocum 1740, dau. Ebenezer and Naomi Barton Slocum
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children by Elizabeth Arnold Wells: 
2 CONT 4.) Edward Wells b: 1736, moved to Penna. 
2 CONT 4.) Ann Wells b: 1737 
2 CONT 4.) Arnold Wells b: 1738. Married to Barbara Utter in1762 
2 CONT 4.) Elizabeth Wells b: 1739 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children by Ruth Slocum: 
2 CONT 4.) (x) John Wells, b: 1744, d: 1813. Born Kingston, R. I., Married Fr
2 CONC ances Brown (1745-1842). 
2 CONT Moved to Cheshire, Mass. About 1769. Erected house there, owned farm i
2 CONC n 1780. Five generations of Wellses lived in it, and there was always 
2 CONC a John W… (handwritten note says Naomi 1747?) 
2 CONT 4.) Samuel Wells b: ? Moved to Berlin, Renslaer County, New York (1750
2 CONC  handwritten) 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07816@
1 FAMC @fam07818@
0 @ind15946@ INDI
1 NAME RUTH /SLOCUM/
2 DISPLAY RUTH SLOCUM
2 GIVN RUTH
2 SURN SLOCUM
1 POSITION -20340,-1270
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -20395,-1214,-20284,-1351
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1715
2 NOTE b. 1715 Warwick, Kent, RI.
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Warwick, Kent, RI.
3 _XREF @place00150@
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Marriage: 23 NOV 1740
3 CONT Spouse: SLOCUM, Ruth 
3 CONT b. 1715 Warwick, Kent, RI.
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT Children by Ruth Slocum: 
2 CONT 4.) (x) John Wells, b: 1744, d: 1813. Born Kingston, R. I., Married Fr
2 CONC ances Brown (1745-1842). 
2 CONT Moved to Cheshire, Mass. About 1769. Erected house there, owned farm i
2 CONC n 1780. Five generations of Wellses lived in it, and there was always 
2 CONC a John W… (handwritten note says Naomi 1747?) 
2 CONT 4.) Samuel Wells b: ? Moved to Berlin, Renslaer County, New York (1750
2 CONC  handwritten) 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07816@
1 FAMC @fam07817@
0 @ind15947@ INDI
1 NAME EBENEZER /SLOCUM/
2 DISPLAY EBENEZER SLOCUM
2 GIVN EBENEZER
2 SURN SLOCUM
1 POSITION -20950,-1080
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -21018,-1024,-20882,-1161
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 20 JAN 1685
2 NOTE b. 20 JAN 1685/86 Jamestown, Newport, RI.
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Jamestown, Newport, RI.
3 _XREF @place00145@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE OCT 1715
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT ***************************************
2 CONT  Ebenezer and Naomi Barton Slocum.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07817@
1 FAMC @fam07886@
0 @ind15948@ INDI
1 NAME NAOMI /BARTON/
2 DISPLAY NAOMI BARTON
2 GIVN NAOMI
2 SURN BARTON
1 POSITION -20020,-1080
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -20074,-1024,-19965,-1161
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 23 JAN 1725
2 PLAC Jamestown, RI.
3 _XREF @place00144@
2 NOTE BARTON, Naomi 
3 CONT d. 23 JAN 1725/26 Jamestown, RI.
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children:
2 CONT SLOCUM, Ruth 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 2nd Family:
2 CONT Marriage: 13 JUL 1721 Warwick, RI.
2 CONT Spouse:CARR, Edward 
2 CONT Children:
2 CONT CARR, Edward 
2 CONT CARR, Benjamin 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07817@
1 FAMC @fam07890@
0 @ind15949@ INDI
1 NAME PETER /WELLS JR/
2 DISPLAY PETER WELLS JR
2 GIVN PETER
2 SURN WELLS JR
1 POSITION -22480,-1070
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -22525,-1014,-22434,-1176
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1681
1 DEAT Y
2 PLAC South Kingston, R. I.
3 _XREF @place00018@
2 NOTE died 1732 in South Kingston, R. I. ??? SHOWS A MARRIAGE IN 1735
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Peter Wells, Jr. born 1681, died 1732 in South Kingston, R. I. Made wi
2 CONC ll in 1732. 
2 CONT married: FIRST
2 CONT Family:
2 CONT Marriage: 1 FEB 1735/36 Warwick, Kent, RI.
2 CONT Spouse: ARNOLD, Elizabeth 
2 CONT b. 16 MAR 1710/11 Warwick, Kent, RI.
2 CONT d. 29 SEP 1739 Warwick, Kent, RI.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Ann Watson, daughter of John and Dorcas Gardiner Watson 
2 CONT Mrs. Susanne Weaver Barker, who died in 1733 (no children) 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07818@
1 FAMC @fam07820@
0 @ind15950@ INDI
1 NAME ANN /WATSON/
2 DISPLAY ANN WATSON
2 GIVN ANN
2 SURN WATSON
1 POSITION -21920,-1100
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -21985,-1044,-21854,-1181
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1681
2 NOTE b. 1681 South Kingston, Washington, RI.
3 CONT 
2 PLAC South Kingston, Washington, RI.
3 _XREF @place00151@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1732
2 NOTE b. 1681 South Kingston, Washington, RI.
3 CONT d. 1732 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Ann Watson, daughter of John and Dorcas Gardiner Watson
2 CONT CHILDREN 
2 CONT James Wells b: 1706 
2 CONT 3. Ann Wells b: 1708 
2 CONT 3. Rebecca Wells b: 1710 
2 CONT 3. (x) Peter Wells b: 1713 (Warwick R. I. record) Died in Cheshire, Ma
2 CONC ss. Berkshire Co.) married: 
2 CONT *********************************
2 CONT Children:
2 CONT WELLS, James 
2 CONT WELLS, Ann 
2 CONT WELLS, Rebecca 
2 CONT WELLS, Peter 
2 CONT WELLS, John 
2 CONT WELLS, Mary 
2 CONT WELLS, Dorcas 
2 CONT WELLS, Samuel 
2 CONT b. 2 FEB 1724/25 South Kingston, Washington, RI.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00349@
1 FAMS @fam07818@
1 FAMC @fam07866@
0 @ind15953@ INDI
1 NAME PETER /WELLS/
2 DISPLAY PETER WELLS
2 GIVN PETER
2 SURN WELLS
1 POSITION -22580,-840
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -22645,-784,-22514,-921
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1630
2 NOTE born 1630 in England
2 PLAC England
3 _XREF @place00004@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1687
2 PLAC KINGSTON RI
3 _XREF @place00019@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Peter Wells, born 1630 in England, died 1715 in Kingston, Rhode Island
2 CONC . 
2 CONT Came to America in 1656, in Jamestown, R. I., 1674-79, Kingston 1687. 
2 CONC Had 11 children. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Originally complied in 1942 by Jesse William Wells 
2 CONT from family records and correspondence. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07820@
0 @ind15954@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION -22380,-840
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -22422,-798,-22338,-882
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07820@
0 @ind15955@ INDI
1 NAME GEORGE /GARDINER/
2 DISPLAY GEORGE GARDINER
2 GIVN GEORGE
2 SURN GARDINER
1 POSITION -17970,-690
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -18036,-634,-17903,-771
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 15 MAY 1624
2 NOTE born May 15, 1624 in London, London, England
2 PLAC London, London, England
3 _XREF @place00021@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 20 AUG 1679
2 PLAC Kings County, Rhode Island.
3 _XREF @place00022@
2 NOTE and died August 20, 1679 in Kings County, Rhode Island.
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE GEORGE GARDNER (Thomas2, Thomas1) He married (1) HERODIAS LONG, b. Lon
2 CONC don, London, England; (2) LYDIA BALLOU June 2, 1660, Kingstown, Washin
2 CONC gton County, Rhode Island.
2 CONT OTHER FAMILY
2 CONT  Children of GEORGE GARDNER and LDYIA BALLOU: 
2 CONT LIEUT., SAMUEL GARDNER. 
2 CONT JOSEPH GARDNER, b. 1669, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d. Aug
2 CONC ust 22, 1726, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; m. CATHARINE HOLM
2 CONC ES November 30, 1693, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; b. 1673, 
2 CONC Wickford, Washington County, Rhode Island; d. October 28, 1728, Newpor
2 CONC t, Newport County, Rhode Island. 
2 CONT LYDIA GARDNER, b. 1669, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d. 1723
2 CONC , Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island; m. JOSEPH SMITH April 4
2 CONC , 1689, Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island; d. January 13, 17
2 CONC 50, Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island. 
2 CONT ROBERT GARDNER, b. May 1671, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d.
2 CONC  April 7, 1689, Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island. 
2 CONT PEREGRINE GARDNER, b. 1672, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; m. 
2 CONC SARAH ?. 
2 CONT JEREMIAH GARDNER, b. 1673; m. SARAH ?. 
2 CONT MARY GARDNER, b. 1674, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; m. ARCHI
2 CONC BALD WALKER July 18, 1690, Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island
2 CONC . 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07821@
1 FAMC @fam07822@
0 @ind15956@ INDI
1 NAME HERODIAS HICKS /LONG/
2 DISPLAY HERODIAS HICKS LONG
2 GIVN HERODIAS
2 MIDDLE HICKS
2 SURN LONG
1 POSITION -17660,-690
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -17726,-634,-17594,-796
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1623
2 NOTE Birth: 1623 in Southwark, London, England 1  
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Southwark, London, England
3 _XREF @place00026@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1722
2 PLAC Rhode Island
3 _XREF @place00008@
2 NOTE Death: 1722 in Rhode Island, 1  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Herodias Hicks LONG 
2 CONT Sex: F 
2 CONT Father: Robert Long b. 1590 in St Albans, Hertfordshire, England 
2 CONT Mother: Elizabeth b. 1605 in England 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT m. (1) JOHN HICKS March 14, 1637; (3) JOHN PORTER.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children of GEORGE GARDNER and HERODIAS LONG: 
2 CONT BENONI GARDNER, b. 1642, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d. 173
2 CONC 1, Wickford, Washington County, Rhode Island; m. MARY ELDRED 1666, Kin
2 CONC gstown, Washington County, Rhode Island; daughter of Samuel Eldred and
2 CONC  Elizabeth Miller; b. June 15, 1646, Cambridge, Middlesex County, Mass
2 CONC achusetts; d. November 16, 1729, Wickford, Washington County, Rhode Is
2 CONC land. 
2 CONT HENRY GARDNER, b. 1645, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d. Apri
2 CONC l 26, 1744, Narragansett, Washington County, Rhode Island; m. (1) JOAN
2 CONC  ?; (2) ABIGAIL RICHMOND February 25, 1691, North Kingstown, Washingto
2 CONC n County, Rhode Island; b. 1656. Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island
2 CONC ; d. 1744. 
2 CONT Notes for ABIGAIL RICHMOND: 
2 CONT m. (1) John Remington, 1679.
2 CONT GEORGE GARDNER, b. 1647, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d. 172
2 CONC 4, Narragansett, Washington County, Rhode Island; m. TABITHA TEFFT Feb
2 CONC ruary 13, 1670, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; b. 1653, Portsm
2 CONC outh, Newport County, Rhode Island. 
2 CONT WILLIAM GARDNER, b. 1649, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d. Ma
2 CONC rch 11, 1711, Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island; m. ELIZABETH
2 CONC  HORNE 1671, Swansea, Bristol County, Massachusetts; d. 1737. 
2 CONT NICHOLAS GARDNER, b. 1654, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d. 1
2 CONC 712; m. HANNAH PALMER 1680, North Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode 
2 CONC Island; b. October 10, 1663, Warwick, Kent County, Rhode Island. 
2 CONT DORCAS GARDNER, b. 1656, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d. 170
2 CONC 2, m. JOHN WATSON November 17, 1673, South Kingstown, Washington Count
2 CONC y, Rhode Island; son of John Watson and Margaret Taylor; b. 1654, Nort
2 CONC h Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island; d. March 11, 1728, North
2 CONC  Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island. 
2 CONT Notes for JOHN WATSON: 
2 CONT m. (2) REBECCA GARDNER.
2 CONT REBECCA GARDNER, b. 1658; m. JOHN WATSON. 
2 CONT Notes for JOHN WATSON: 
2 CONT m. (1) DORCAS GARDNER.
2 CONT  
2 CONT Children of GEORGE GARDNER and LDYIA BALLOU: 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00506@
1 FAMS @fam07821@
1 FAMC @fam07823@
0 @ind15957@ INDI
1 NAME MICHAEL (REV.) /GARDINER/
2 DISPLAY MICHAEL (REV.) GARDINER
2 GIVN MICHAEL
2 MIDDLE (REV.)
2 SURN GARDINER
1 POSITION -18110,-480
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -18176,-438,-18043,-586
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Rev. Michael GARDINER
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07822@
1 FAMC @fam07867@
0 @ind15958@ INDI
1 NAME MARGARET /BROWNE/
2 DISPLAY MARGARET BROWNE
2 GIVN MARGARET
2 SURN BROWNE
1 POSITION -17930,-470
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -18001,-428,-17858,-551
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07822@
1 FAMC @fam07868@
0 @ind15959@ INDI
1 NAME ROBERT /LONG/
2 DISPLAY ROBERT LONG
2 GIVN ROBERT
2 SURN LONG
1 POSITION -17710,-480
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -17775,-424,-17644,-561
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1590
2 NOTE 1590 in Of St. Albns, Hertfordshire, England 
2 PLAC St. Albns, Hertfordshire, England
3 _XREF @place00027@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 9 JAN 1663
2 PLAC Charlestown, Middesex, Ma.
3 _XREF @place00028@
2 NOTE Death: 9 JAN 1663/64 in Charlestown, Middesex, Ma. 1  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07823@
1 FAMC @fam07825@
0 @ind15960@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH //
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
1 POSITION -17580,-480
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -17648,-424,-17511,-536
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1605
2 PLAC ENGLAND
3 _XREF @place00015@
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE b. 1605 in England 
2 CONT Marriage: 1633 1  
2 CONT Children:   
2 CONT Herodias Long b. 1623 in Southwark, London, England
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT   
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07823@
0 @ind15961@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /WATSON/
2 DISPLAY JOHN WATSON
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN WATSON
1 POSITION -18620,-660
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -18677,-618,-18563,-741
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE son of John Watson and Margaret Taylor;  
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07824@
0 @ind15962@ INDI
1 NAME MARGARET /TAYLOR/
2 DISPLAY MARGARET TAYLOR
2 GIVN MARGARET
2 SURN TAYLOR
1 POSITION -18420,-660
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -18491,-618,-18348,-741
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07824@
0 @ind15963@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN (ENGLAND) /LONG/
2 DISPLAY JOHN (ENGLAND) LONG
2 GIVN JOHN
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN LONG
1 POSITION -17740,-270
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -17808,-214,-17671,-376
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 3 NOV 1560
2 NOTE b. 3 NOV 1560 in Dunstable, Bedfordshire, England 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Dunstable, Bedfordshire, England
3 _XREF @place00029@
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  John Long 
1 FAMS @fam07825@
0 @ind15964@ INDI
1 NAME MARIE (ENGLAND) //
2 DISPLAY MARIE (ENGLAND)
2 GIVN MARIE
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
1 POSITION -17620,-270
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -17688,-214,-17551,-351
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1559
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE   Marie Mrs Long b. ABT 1559 in Dunstable, Bedfordshire, England 
2 CONT     
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07825@
0 @ind15965@ INDI
1 NAME  WILLIAM /CURTIS/
2 DISPLAY  WILLIAM CURTIS
2 GIVN  WILLIAM
2 SURN CURTIS
1 POSITION -31290,-670
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -31355,-614,-31224,-751
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 BORDER 
4 OUTLINE #808080
2 FLAGS 
3 ENABLE bt
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 12 NOV 1592
2 NOTE  was born 12 Nov 1592 in Nazing, Essex, England and was christened 12 
3 CONC Nov 1592 in Nazing, Essex, England
2 PLAC Nazing, Essex, England
3 _XREF @place00034@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 8 DEC 1672
2 PLAC Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts.
3 _XREF @place00035@
2 NOTE He died 8 Dec 1672 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts. 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE William Curtis WILLIAM CURTIS  
2 CONT 
2 CONT ORIGIN: Nazeing, Essex 
2 CONT MIGRATION: 1632 
2 CONT FIRST RESIDENCE: Roxbury 
2 CONT OCCUPATION: Yeoman. 
2 CONT CHURCH MEMBERSHIP: Admitted to Roxbury church as member #37: "William 
2 CONC Curtis, he came to this land in the year 1632 & soon after joined to t
2 CONC he church; he brought 4 children with him, Thomas, Mary, John, Phillip
2 CONC , & his eldest son William came the year before; he was a hopeful scho
2 CONC lar, but God took him in the end of the year 1634" [ RChR 75]. 
2 CONT FREEMAN: 4 March 1632/3 [ MBCR 1:367]. 
2 CONT EDUCATION: Signed his deeds. 
2 CONT OFFICES: Petit jury, 19 September 1637 [ MBCR 1:203]. 
2 CONT ESTATE: On 13 March 1638/9 the General Court gave William Curtis "leav
2 CONC e to build upon his lot, his other dwelling being seated so inconvenie
2 CONC ntly" [ MBCR 1:252]. 
2 CONT On 15 March 1626 [recte 1646], Hugh Prichard of Roxbury sold to Willia
2 CONC m and Thomas Curtis seventeen acres in Roxbury, with the payment to be
2 CONC  spread over seven years [ SLR 1:139]; in the acknowledgment 22 August
2 CONC  1651 it is noted "Tho: Curtis being dead." On 21 July 1647, William C
2 CONC urtis of Roxbury and Thomas his son mortgaged eleven acres of land in 
2 CONC Roxbury to Thomas Dudley [ SLR 1:82]. 
2 CONT In the Roxbury land inventory, compiled in 1652 or 1653, William Curti
2 CONC s held four parcels of land: ten acres with house, barn and orchard; o
2 CONC ne acre of upland and meadow; three acres "which he had in way of exch
2 CONC ange between him and Jeames Morgan and Robert Pepper"; and two acres a
2 CONC nd a rood of salt marsh bought of John Ruggles Jr. [ RBOP 33]. 
2 CONT In a testamentary deed dated 11 February 1669/70, William Curtis of Ro
2 CONC xbury "for & in consideration of mine own and my wife's age & weakness
2 CONC  & our inability by reason thereof to manage that small estate in our 
2 CONC hands & our incapability to live without some able person to be a staf
2 CONC f & guide to us in our age & all my children through the goodness of g
2 CONC od being disposed into families of their own excepting my youngest son
2 CONC  Isaac" for "fatherly affection" give to "my beloved son Isaac Curtis 
2 CONC ... now living with me my whole estate now in my hands, ... my dwellin
2 CONC g house barn and outhousing & all my lands orchards and yards, cattle 
2 CONC and moveable goods, ... the several parcells of land in Roxbury, ten a
2 CONC cres of land in Roxbury by Stony River ..., two acres of salt marsh in
2 CONC  the Island in Roxbury ..., five acres of woodland near the great lots
2 CONC  ..., eight acres in the woods in the middle division ...," on the con
2 CONC sideration that Isaac Curtis shall provide for "me his said father Wil
2 CONC liam Curtis and his said mother Sarah Curtis during the time of our na
2 CONC tural life or the longest liver of us both" all things necessary, rese
2 CONC rving the right to sell any of the pieces for our maintenance and rese
2 CONC rving half the fruit in the orchard. Isaac Curtis shall cause to be pa
2 CONC id to "my beloved son John Curtis and to my beloved son-in-law Isaac N
2 CONC owell" 40s. each, "the rest of my children they have already received 
2 CONC their portion" [ SLR 8:116-18]. 
2 CONT BIRTH: Baptized Nazeing 12 November 1592, son of Thomas and Mary (Camp
2 CONC ) Curtis [ Ackley-Bosworth 204]. 
2 CONT DEATH: Roxbury 9 December 1672 "aged 80" [ RChR 180]. 
2 CONT MARRIAGE: (1) St. Margaret Moses, London, 3 December 1615 Mary Rawlyns
2 CONC  ("William Curtis of Nassinge in the County of Essex yeoman and Mary R
2 CONC awlyns of Wormley were married the iijth of December with a license" 1
2 CONC 615); died at or very soon after the birth of her son William. 
2 CONT (2) Nazeing 6 August 1618 Sarah Eliot; she was baptized Widford, Essex
2 CONC , 13 January 1599/1600, daughter of Bennet and Lettice (Agar) Eliot [ 
2 CONC Eliot Gen 3]; "Sarah Curtis, the wife of William Curtis" admitted to R
2 CONC oxbury church as member #38, immediately after her husband [ RChR 75];
2 CONC  died Roxbury 27 March 1672/3 "aged about 73" [ RChR 180]. 
2 CONT CHILDREN: 
2 CONT  With first wife  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  i WILLIAM, bp. Nazeing 21 June 1618; d. Roxbury late 1634 ("He was a 
2 CONC hopeful scholar, but God took him in the end of the year 1634" [ RChR 
2 CONC 75]).  
2 CONT 
2 CONT With second wife 
2 CONT  ii THOMAS, bp. Nazeing 12 March 1619/20; d. soon.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  iii THOMAS, bp. Nazeing 19 January 1622/3; d. Roxbury 26 June 1650 ("
2 CONC Thomas Curtis, the son of William Curtis, died of a long & tedious con
2 CONC sumption") [ RChR 174]; presumably unmarried.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  iv ELIZABETH, bp. Nazeing 13 February 1624/5; bur. there 16 January 1
2 CONC 627/8.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  v SARAH, bp. Nazeing 5 August 1627; as there is no burial for a Sarah
2 CONC  in Nazeing, and no room in the sequence of births for another child, 
2 CONC this daughter is very likely the same as the Mary named by Eliot at th
2 CONC e admission of her father to Roxbury church; no further record.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  vi JOHN, bp. Nazeing 17 July 1629; m. (1) Roxbury 26 December 1661 Re
2 CONC becca Wheeler; m. (2) after 1675 and before 1682 Dorcas Peake, daughte
2 CONC r of CHRISTOPHER PEAKE [ Parker-Ruggles 426, 465-66, citing SLR 16:342
2 CONC ; NEHGR 51:166].  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  vii PHILIP, bp. Nazeing 25 March 1632; m. Roxbury 20 October 1658 Obe
2 CONC dience Holland [see SCC 811]. She m. (2) Roxbury 11 February 1677/8 Be
2 CONC njamin Gamlin.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  viii HANNAH, b. say 1634; m. Roxbury 25 August 1651 William Gary [ RV
2 CONC R MS 129].  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  ix ELIZABETH, b. say 1637; m. Roxbury 14 December 1659 Isaac Newell. 
2 CONC  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  x ISAAC, b. Roxbury 22 July 1641 [ RVR MS 3]; m. Roxbury 10 May 1670 
2 CONC Hannah Polly.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT ASSOCIATIONS: William's uncle John Curtis came to Roxbury by 1639, and
2 CONC  then moved on to Wethersfield [ Ackley-Bosworth 204-05]. The second w
2 CONC ife of William Curtis was sister of the Reverend JOHN ELIOT [ Eliot Ge
2 CONC n 3]. 
2 CONT COMMENTS: The child William has presented a problem to those who have 
2 CONC treated the Curtis family in the past. He clearly existed, for Eliot t
2 CONC ells us about his arrival a year before his father, and his death not 
2 CONC long after. But the date of marriage of the immigrant to Sarah Eliot, 
2 CONC the baptism of son Thomas nineteen months later, and the regular arriv
2 CONC al of children after that leave no place for William. The discovery of
2 CONC  a marriage in London in 1615 for a William Curtis of "Nassinge" provi
2 CONC des him with a wife early enough to be the mother of the William bapti
2 CONC zed at Nazeing in 1618. Unfortunately, the Nazeing parish registers fo
2 CONC r these years do not name either of the parents of the child, so there
2 CONC  remains a possibility that this William belongs in another family. Th
2 CONC ere is, however, no baptism for another William anywhere near the righ
2 CONC t time, and there is no evidence for a second adult William ;[3 2723m 
2 CONC Curtis of Nazeing who could have made the London marriage, and so the 
2 CONC solution above is adopted. 
2 CONT On 5 December 1637 "William Curtis, of Roxberry," agreed to pay to Ric
2 CONC hard Browne of Watertown, "in the behalf of John Woolcot," £5 10s., in
2 CONC asmuch as Curtis owed that amount to "John Jesop, now out of this juri
2 CONC sdiction," and Jesop owed that much to Woolcot [ MBCR 1:218]. 
2 CONT  ************************************
2 CONT William1Curtis (baptized Nov. 12 1592 in Nazeing, Essex, England) the 
2 CONC son of Thomas Curtis (bapt.25 aug 1560 in Nazeing, Essex, England) and
2 CONC  Mary Camp. William1 married 1st Mary Rawlyns 3 Dec 1615 in London, En
2 CONC gland (The Great Migration Begins, by Robert Charles Anderson) and had
2 CONC  one son William2 Curtis. William2 came to America a year before his f
2 CONC ather. "He was a hopeful scholar, but God took him in the end of the y
2 CONC ear 1634" (Roxbury, Mass. church records).
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT William1 married 2nd Sarah Eliot, the sister of the "Rev. John Eliot" 
2 CONC aka "Apostle to the Indians". They married 6 Aug 1618 in Nazeing, Engl
2 CONC and. On 22 Jun 1632 William1 with his wife, Sarah and four children (T
2 CONC homas, Mary, John & Phillip) sailed from London on the ship "Lyon" and
2 CONC  arrived at Boston, Massachusetts on Sunday, September 16, 1632. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1644 the Rev. John Eliot remarks in his "Records of the First churc
2 CONC h of Roxbury": 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Soon after that one William Curtis of Roxbury was cast off from a car
2 CONC t of loggs unto the ground with such violence, yet his head & one side
2 CONC  of his face were bruised, blood gushed out of his ears, his braine wa
2 CONC s shaken, he senseless divers days, yet by degres thro' God's mercy he
2 CONC  recovered his senses , yet his cheeke drawne awry & p'alitik, but in 
2 CONC a quarter of a year, he was pretty well recovered, to the wonder of al
2 CONC l men." (A Genealogy of the descendants of William Curtis of Roxbury, 
2 CONC Mass. by Harold E. Curtis.) 
2 CONT William1 died in Roxbury on 9 Dec 1672 at the age of 80.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07826@
1 FAMC @fam07829@
0 @ind15966@ INDI
1 NAME SARAH /ELIOT/
2 DISPLAY SARAH ELIOT
2 GIVN SARAH
2 SURN ELIOT
1 POSITION -31020,-680
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -31085,-624,-30954,-761
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 13 JAN 1598
2 NOTE was born 13 Jan 1598/1599 in Nazing, Essex, England and was christened
3 CONC  13 Jan 1598/1599 in St. John Baptist, Widford, Hertford, England. 
2 PLAC Nazing, Essex, England
3 _XREF @place00034@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 27 MAR 1673
2 PLAC Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00036@
2 NOTE She died 27 Mar 1673 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts and was buried
3 CONC  1673.  
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Sarah Eliot  ii THOMAS, bp. Nazeing 12 March 1619/20; d. soon.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  iii THOMAS, bp. Nazeing 19 January 1622/3; d. Roxbury 26 June 1650 ("
2 CONC Thomas Curtis, the son of William Curtis, died of a long & tedious con
2 CONC sumption") [ RChR 174]; presumably unmarried.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  iv ELIZABETH, bp. Nazeing 13 February 1624/5; bur. there 16 January 1
2 CONC 627/8.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  v SARAH, bp. Nazeing 5 August 1627; as there is no burial for a Sarah
2 CONC  in Nazeing, and no room in the sequence of births for another child, 
2 CONC this daughter is very likely the same as the Mary named by Eliot at th
2 CONC e admission of her father to Roxbury church; no further record.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  vi JOHN, bp. Nazeing 17 July 1629; m. (1) Roxbury 26 December 1661 Re
2 CONC becca Wheeler; m. (2) after 1675 and before 1682 Dorcas Peake, daughte
2 CONC r of CHRISTOPHER PEAKE [ Parker-Ruggles 426, 465-66, citing SLR 16:342
2 CONC ; NEHGR 51:166].  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  vii PHILIP, bp. Nazeing 25 March 1632; m. Roxbury 20 October 1658 Obe
2 CONC dience Holland [see SCC 811]. She m. (2) Roxbury 11 February 1677/8 Be
2 CONC njamin Gamlin.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  viii HANNAH, b. say 1634; m. Roxbury 25 August 1651 William Gary [ RV
2 CONC R MS 129].  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  ix ELIZABETH, b. say 1637; m. Roxbury 14 December 1659 Isaac Newell. 
2 CONC  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  x ISAAC, b. Roxbury 22 July 1641 [ RVR MS 3]; m. Roxbury 10 May 1670 
2 CONC Hannah Polly.  
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00068@
1 FAMS @fam07826@
1 FAMC @fam07828@
0 @ind15967@ INDI
1 NAME  / DE VAUTION /
2 DISPLAY  DE VAUTION 
2 SURN  DE VAUTION 
1 POSITION -31720,-680
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -31777,-624,-31662,-761
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1594
2 NOTE 1594 in La Beauce, France. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT He was christened in French Huguenots reformed Church. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE FIRST GENERATION
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1. Mr. DE VAUTION 
2 CONT Mr. DE VAUTION had the following children:
2 CONT 
2 CONT +2 i. EDWARD [DE VAUTION] DEVOTION
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07827@
0 @ind15968@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION -31540,-680
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -31582,-638,-31498,-722
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07827@
0 @ind15969@ INDI
1 NAME BENNET (ENGLAND) /ELIIOT/
2 DISPLAY BENNET (ENGLAND) ELIIOT
2 GIVN BENNET
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN ELIIOT
1 POSITION -31090,-420
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -31158,-364,-31021,-526
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1573
2 PLAC Widford, Herts, England.
3 _XREF @place00037@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1621
2 NOTE He died 21 Nov 1621 in Nazeing, Essex, England. 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  Bennet Elio
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07828@
0 @ind15970@ INDI
1 NAME LETTEYE (ENGLAND) /AGGAR/
2 DISPLAY LETTEYE (ENGLAND) AGGAR
2 GIVN LETTEYE
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN AGGAR
1 POSITION -30890,-440
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -30958,-384,-30821,-546
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1577
2 PLAC Nazeing, Essex, England
3 _XREF @place00038@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1620
2 PLAC Nazeing, Essex, England.
3 _XREF @place00039@
2 NOTE 4127. Letteye Aggar was born 1577 in Nazeing, Essex, England. She died
3 CONC  16 Mar 1620/1621 in Nazeing, Essex, England.
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07828@
0 @ind15971@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS (ENGLAND) /CURTIS/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS (ENGLAND) CURTIS
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN CURTIS
1 POSITION -31380,-410
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -31448,-354,-31311,-516
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 11 DEC 1631
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  Thomas Curtis 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07829@
0 @ind15972@ INDI
1 NAME MARY (ENGLAND) /CAMP/
2 DISPLAY MARY (ENGLAND) CAMP
2 GIVN MARY
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN CAMP
1 POSITION -31220,-410
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -31288,-354,-31151,-516
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1564
2 PLAC Nazing, Essex, England
3 _XREF @place00034@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 24 NOV 1594
2 PLAC Nazing, Essex, England.
3 _XREF @place00040@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07829@
0 @ind15973@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /FOSTEN/
2 DISPLAY JOHN FOSTEN
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN FOSTEN
1 POSITION -32810,-460
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -32863,-418,-32757,-541
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07830@
0 @ind15974@ INDI
1 NAME ELLEN /MUNN/
2 DISPLAY ELLEN MUNN
2 GIVN ELLEN
2 SURN MUNN
1 POSITION -32710,-460
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -32753,-418,-32667,-541
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07830@
0 @ind15975@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /SAVORY/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS SAVORY
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN SAVORY
1 POSITION -32470,-870
2 BOUNDARYRECT -32507,-837,-32433,-917
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1617
2 NOTE 1617 (assuming he was at least sixteen when employed in the Plymouth f
3 CONC ur trade on the Kennebec). 
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 6 APR 1674
2 PLAC Plymouth
3 _XREF @place00047@
2 NOTE DEATH: Plymouth between 6 April 1674 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE NOT CLEAR ABOUT TWO DIFFERENT THOMAS SAVORYS     , BIRTH DATES SUGGEST
2 CONC  DIFFERENT GENERATIONS. PLUS DIFFERENT NAMES FOR WIFE.BUT SAME DEATH Y
2 CONC EAR  AND NO DAUGHTER ELIZABETH SOME SOURCES SAY ELIZABETH'S BROTHER.
2 CONT 
2 CONT THOMAS SAVORY  
2 CONT 
2 CONT ORIGIN: Unknown 
2 CONT MIGRATION: 1633 
2 CONT FIRST RESIDENCE: Plymouth 
2 CONT OCCUPATION: Planter. Undermarshal. 
2 CONT EDUCATION: Signed his deeds and agreements. His inventory included, at
2 CONC  the head of a long list of moveables, "1 Bible and psalm book & 3 oth
2 CONC er books." 
2 CONT OFFICES: On 4 June 1652 "Thomas Savory is indented with by the Court t
2 CONC o serve in the office of under marshal, or executioner, according to t
2 CONC he terms and nature of his said office already entered, and is to have
2 CONC  20 nobles per annum, besides his ordinary fees allowed by the Court" 
2 CONC [ PCR 3:12, 94]. 
2 CONT    On 7 June 1670 "Thomas Savory was dismissed from his office of unde
2 CONC rmarshal, having been found several times unfaithful in the performanc
2 CONC e of his said office," but after pleading by himself and others he was
2 CONC  reinstated on 7 July 1670 [ PCR 5:40, 44]. 
2 CONT    In the Plymouth section of the 1643 Plymouth Colony list of men abl
2 CONC e to bear arms [ PCR 8:188]. 
2 CONT ESTATE: On 16 September 1641 "Josuah Pratt is granted a garden plot ab
2 CONC out the house he hath bought of Thomas Savery, at Squerrell" [ PCR 2:2
2 CONC 7]. 
2 CONT    On 20 February 1662 Thomas Savory of Plymouth, planter, granted to 
2 CONC "Samuell Eedey" of Plymouth, tailor, "all that his whole right and por
2 CONC tion" at Punckateesett, in exchange for "a parcel of upland and meadow
2 CONC  ... lying at the Four Mile Brook" in Plymouth and "a parcel of upland
2 CONC  being six acres lying and being at or near Fresh Lake" in Plymouth [ 
2 CONC MD 17:244-45, citing PCLR 2:2:111]. 
2 CONT    On 7 June 1665 "Thomas Savory for his children," along with four ot
2 CONC her men, was granted one share in the Major's Purchase, "to have thirt
2 CONC y acres apiece out of the best of it, and commoning proportionable" [ 
2 CONC PCR 4:95; see also Stratton 288]. On 4 July 1673 Plymouth court "had m
2 CONC easured unto Thomas Savory and Benjamin Eaton sixty acres of upland in
2 CONC  the land called the Major's Purchase, near Namassakett" [ PCR 5:129].
2 CONC  
2 CONT    On 10 July 1667 Thomas Savory of Plymouth, planter, sold to "Sacary
2 CONC ah Eedey" of Plymouth, planter, "all that my share of land granted to 
2 CONC me lying and being near Whetstone's Vinyards in a certain tract of lan
2 CONC d commonly called Major's Purchase containing thirty acres of upland";
2 CONC  Thomas Savory signed the deed, and Ann Savory consented to the sale, 
2 CONC making her mark [ PCLR 3:81]. 
2 CONT    "The last will and testament of Thomas Savory Senior," dated 6 Apri
2 CONC l 1674 and proved 7 March 167[5/]6: "I give my soul to him that gave i
2 CONC t and my body to a decent burial and next I give to Anne my dearly bel
2 CONC oved wife all that estate that I have that is to say my house and land
2 CONC s, both my lands and meadows, with all my moveables in the house or be
2 CONC longing to the house, or all that appears to be mine from any other. T
2 CONC hus I say and will and give to Anne my dear wife, she to pay all my de
2 CONC bts and I desire my dear wife to consider my son Aron at her decease, 
2 CONC if she have anything left and the reason why I give all to my wife is 
2 CONC because I have little all my debts being paid. I leave her sole admini
2 CONC strator and executor" [ PCPR 3:1:172]. 
2 CONT    The inventory of the estate of Thomas Savory Senior, taken 28 Janua
2 CONC ry 1675[/6], was untotalled and included "his house and land, upland a
2 CONC nd meadow, and orchard, and the upland nine acres lying at home and si
2 CONC x acres lying at the fishing point and threescore acres lying at 4 Mil
2 CONC e Brook and four acres of meadow lying at the Four Mile Brook" valued 
2 CONC at £12 [ PCPR 3:1:172]. 
2 CONT    On 7 March 1675/6 "[l]etters of administration [were] granted unto 
2 CONC Anne Savory, widow, to administer of the estate of Thomas Savory, Seni
2 CONC or, deceased" [ PCR 5:189]. 
2 CONT    On 22 March 1677 "Anne Savory widow" of Plymouth deeded to "my two 
2 CONC sons Anthony Savory and Aron Savory" both of Plymouth, planters, "all 
2 CONC that my lot and share of land" in Plymouth "at a place called Four Mil
2 CONC e Brook which lot of land fell to my husband Thomas Savory deceased by
2 CONC  exchange with our brother-in-law Samuell Eedey aforesaid, tailor, ...
2 CONC  and given and willed to me the said Anne Savory by my said husband as
2 CONC  appears by his last will and testament," about threescore acres of up
2 CONC land, with the meadow belonging thereto [ PCLR 4:311]. 
2 CONT BIRTH: By about 1617 (assuming he was at least sixteen when employed i
2 CONC n the Plymouth fur trade on the Kennebec). 
2 CONT DEATH: Plymouth between 6 April 1674 (date of will) and 28 January 167
2 CONC 5[6] (date of inventory). 
2 CONT MARRIAGE: By about 1645 Ann/Annis _____. She died after 22 March 1677 
2 CONC [ PCLR 4:311]. 
2 CONT CHILDREN: 
2 CONT     i   BENJAMIN, b. about March 1645 [ MD 5:90-91, 12:133]; living on
2 CONC  2 March 1657[/?8] [ MD 12:133]; no further record.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT     ii   THOMAS, b. about March 1648 [ MD 3:139-41]; d. at Pawtucket i
2 CONC n King Philip's War, 26 March 1676 [ TAG 60:241].  
2 CONT 
2 CONT     iii   MOSES, b. Plymouth 22 January 1649[/50] [ PCR 8:8]; d. Plymo
2 CONC uth 9 June 1650 [ PCR 8:10].  
2 CONT 
2 CONT     iv   SAMUEL, b. Plymouth 4 June 1651 [ PCR 8:12]; m. by 1678 _____
2 CONC  _____ (eldest known child b. Plymouth 3 July 1678 [ PCR 8:67]).  
2 CONT 
2 CONT     v   JONATHAN, b. Plymouth 4 March 1652[/3] [ PCR 8:14]; no further
2 CONC  record.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT     vi   MARA, b. Plymouth 7 April 1654 [ PCR 8:16]; no further record
2 CONC .  
2 CONT 
2 CONT     vii   ANTHONY, b. say 1656; living on 22 March 1677 [ PCLR 4:311];
2 CONC  no further record. (In his article of 1887 A.W. Savary thought that t
2 CONC his Anthony was the one who married on 2 February 1703 Margaret Price 
2 CONC [ NEHGR 41:382], but in 1893, "according to my more mature opinion," h
2 CONC e decided that this groom must be of a later generation, son of Samuel
2 CONC  [Savery Fam 26].)  
2 CONT 
2 CONT     viii   AARON, b. say 1658; living on 22 March 1677 [ PCLR 4:311]; 
2 CONC no further record (unless he is the Aaron Savery whose will was proved
2 CONC  in Bristol County in 1717 [ BrPR 3:359; NEHGR 41:380]).  
2 CONT 
2 CONT ASSOCIATIONS: Probably related to ANTHONY SAVORY who was present in Pl
2 CONC ymouth from 1632 to 1642. 
2 CONT    Either Thomas Savory or his wife was related to SAMUEL EDDY (see hi
2 CONC s sketch for further discussion). 
2 CONT COMMENTS: Thomas Savory was a member of the Plymouth party involved in
2 CONC  the fur trade on the Kennebec in 1634 when JOHN HOCKING and MOSES TAL
2 CONC BOT were killed [ MD 2:11]. 
2 CONT    On 4 October 1636 "Tho[mas] Savery [was] found guilty of drunkennes
2 CONC s, & [the jury] thought meet he should be whipped" [ PCR 1:44]. On 7 M
2 CONC arch 1659/60 "Thomas Savory, for being drunk, fined five shillings" [ 
2 CONC PCR 3:181]. 
2 CONT    On 3 November 1657 John Shaw Sr. of Plymouth and Alice Shaw his wif
2 CONC e agreed with "Thomas Savory and Annis Savory his wife" that they woul
2 CONC d take "their son Beniamine" until the age of twenty-one "he being nin
2 CONC e years old in March next," and if John Shaw or Alice Shaw should die 
2 CONC before the end of this term of years, then Benjamin would go with thei
2 CONC r son Jonathan Shaw, who would teach him a trade and also teach him to
2 CONC  read and write; the agreement was terminated on 4 March 1657 [ MD 5:9
2 CONC 0-91, citing PCLR 2:1:91]. On 2 March 1657 Thomas Savory of Plymouth a
2 CONC nd Stephen Bryant Sr. of Plymouth agreed that Bryant would take "his s
2 CONC on Benjamine Savory" as a servant until age twenty-one "he being thirt
2 CONC een years old this present month" [ MD 12:133, citing PCLR 2:1:207]. 
2 CONT    On 2 August 1653 "Thomas Savory Senior of Plymouth and Ann his wife
2 CONC " agreed with Thomas Lettice of Plymouth, carpenter, "that their son T
2 CONC homas Savory Junior aged five years or thereabouts on the 15th day of 
2 CONC March last past" would stay with Lettice until the age of twenty-one, 
2 CONC to be instructed in carpentry [ MD 3:139-41, citing PCLR 2:1:71]. 
2 CONT    On 7 May 1661 "Ann, the wife of Thomas Savory, was presented before
2 CONC  the Court to answer for being at home on the Lord's day with Thomas L
2 CONC ucas at unreasonable time, viz:, in the time of public exercise in the
2 CONC  worship of God, and for being found drunk at the same time under an h
2 CONC edge, in uncivil and beastly manner, was sentenced by the Court as fol
2 CONC loweth, viz: for her accompanying of the said Lucas at an unreasonable
2 CONC  time as aforesaid, she was sentenced to sit in the stocks during the 
2 CONC pleasure of the Court, which accordingly was performed and executed; a
2 CONC nd for her being found drunk as aforesaid, fined five shillings; and f
2 CONC or prophaning the Lord's day, fined ten shillings, according to the la
2 CONC ws in such cases provided" [ PCR 3:212]. 
2 CONT    On 1 March 1663/4 "Richard Willis and Joseph Savery [were] fined 3s
2 CONC . 4d. for breaking the peace towards each other" [ PCR 4:50]. A.W. Sav
2 CONC ary thinks that this was another son of Thomas [ NEHGR 41:380], but ba
2 CONC sed on this single isolated record, we can only say this is a possibil
2 CONC ity. 
2 CONT    Reasonable evidence is available for the ages of all the children e
2 CONC xcept Anthony and Aaron. They are placed here as the youngest, but the
2 CONC y might possibly have been the eldest. Thomas Savory's request that hi
2 CONC s widow have special regard for Aaron might mean that he was in some w
2 CONC ay incapacitated. 
2 CONT    Thomas Savory and his wife were from time to time in trouble with t
2 CONC he courts, and he was never a freeman, yet he was for many years entru
2 CONC sted with the duties of undermarshal. This may tell us as much about t
2 CONC he nature of that office as it does about the character of Thomas Savo
2 CONC ry. 
2 CONT BIBLIOGRAPHIC NOTE: In 1887 A.W. Savary published a lengthy article on
2 CONC  "The Savery Families of America" [ NEHGR 41:369ff.] and in 1893 he fo
2 CONC llowed this up with a book on the family, which in its early sections 
2 CONC differed little from the article six years earlier [A Genealogical and
2 CONC  Biographical Record of the Savery Families (Savory and Savary) and of
2 CONC  the Severy Family (Severit, Savery, Savory, and Savary) ... (Boston 1
2 CONC 893), cited above as Savery Fam]. Stratton also gives a detailed accou
2 CONC nt of this immigrant [ Stratton 348-50]. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07831@
1 FAMC @fam07815@
0 @ind15976@ INDI
1 NAME ANNIS //
2 DISPLAY ANNIS
2 GIVN ANNIS
1 POSITION -32380,-870
2 BOUNDARYRECT -32417,-837,-32343,-903
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1645
2 NOTE  By about 1645 Ann/Annis _____. She died after 22 March 1677 
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 22 MAR 1677
2 NOTE She died after 22 March 1677 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE CHILDREN: 
2 CONT     i   BENJAMIN, b. about March 1645 [ MD 5:90-91, 12:133]; living on
2 CONC  2 March 1657[/?8] [ MD 12:133]; no further record.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT     ii   THOMAS, b. about March 1648 [ MD 3:139-41]; d. at Pawtucket i
2 CONC n King Philip's War, 26 March 1676 [ TAG 60:241].  
2 CONT 
2 CONT     iii   MOSES, b. Plymouth 22 January 1649[/50] [ PCR 8:8]; d. Plymo
2 CONC uth 9 June 1650 [ PCR 8:10].  
2 CONT 
2 CONT     iv   SAMUEL, b. Plymouth 4 June 1651 [ PCR 8:12]; m. by 1678 _____
2 CONC  _____ (eldest known child b. Plymouth 3 July 1678 [ PCR 8:67]).  
2 CONT 
2 CONT     v   JONATHAN, b. Plymouth 4 March 1652[/3] [ PCR 8:14]; no further
2 CONC  record.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT     vi   MARA, b. Plymouth 7 April 1654 [ PCR 8:16]; no further record
2 CONC .  
2 CONT 
2 CONT     vii   ANTHONY, b. say 1656; living on 22 March 1677 [ PCLR 4:311];
2 CONC  no further record. (In his article of 1887 A.W. Savary thought that t
2 CONC his Anthony was the one who married on 2 February 1703 Margaret Price 
2 CONC [ NEHGR 41:382], but in 1893, "according to my more mature opinion," h
2 CONC e decided that this groom must be of a later generation, son of Samuel
2 CONC  [Savery Fam 26].)  
2 CONT 
2 CONT     viii   AARON, b. say 1658; living on 22 March 1677 [ PCLR 4:311]; 
2 CONC no further record (unless he is the Aaron Savery whose will was proved
2 CONC  in Bristol County in 1717 [ BrPR 3:359; NEHGR 41:380]).  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07831@
0 @ind15977@ INDI
1 NAME  GILBERT (ENGLAND) /PICKERING/
2 DISPLAY  GILBERT (ENGLAND) PICKERING
2 GIVN  GILBERT
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN PICKERING
2 NPFX Sir
1 PICTURES @pic00033@
2 PRIMARY @pic00033@
1 POSITION 16140,-890
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 16071,-834,16209,-996
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 11 FEB 1610
2 NOTE Born: 11 Feb 1610/1611 - baptised 10 Mar 1610/1611 
3 CONT Place: Titchmarsh, Northamptonshire, England 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Titchmarsh, Northamptonshire, England
3 _XREF @place00056@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE OCT 1668
2 DISPOSITION 
3 PLAC buried in Titchmarsh, Northamptonshire, England
4 _XREF @place00057@
2 NOTE Died: Oct 1668 - buried 17 Oct 1668 according to Parish Register 
3 CONT Place: London, England - buried in Titchmarsh, Northamptonshire, Engla
3 CONC nd 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Sir Gilbert Pickering, Baronet of Nova Scotia 1st
2 CONT 
2 CONT Life of Sir Gilbert Pickering
2 CONT Baronet of Nova Scotia 1st
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Sir Gilbert Pickering was the son of Sir John Pickering of Titchmarsh,
2 CONC  Northamptonshire by Susannah Dryden, an aunt of John Dryden the Poet 
2 CONC Laureate. Gilbert was baptised at Titchmarsh on 10th March 1610-11. He
2 CONC  was admitted to Gray's Inn on 6th November 1629 and created [1st] Bar
2 CONC onet of Nova Scotia at some uncertain date [circa 1632]. In the Short 
2 CONC Parliament of 1640 and throughout the Long Parliament, he represented 
2 CONC the County of Northampton. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT At the beginning of the war he adopted the Parliamentary cause and, as
2 CONC  Deputy-Lieutenant and one of the Parliamentary Committee, was active 
2 CONC in raising troops and money for Parliament in his county. In the Revol
2 CONC ution of 1648 he sided with the Army and was appointed one of the King
2 CONC 's judges, but attended two sittings of the Court only and did not sig
2 CONC n the Death Warrant. Nevertheless he was successively appointed a memb
2 CONC er of each of the five Councils of State of the Commonwealth, of the s
2 CONC maller Council installed by the Army on 29th May 1653, and of that nom
2 CONC inated in accordance with the Instrument of Government in December 165
2 CONC 3. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT He sat for Northamptonshire in the "Little Parliament" of 1653 and in 
2 CONC the two Parliaments called by Cromwell as Protector. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT To the Parliament of 1656 his election is said to have been secured on
2 CONC ly by the illegal pressure which Major-General Butler put upon the vot
2 CONC ers. On 12th July 1655 Gilbert was appointed one of the Committee for 
2 CONC the Advancement of Trade. In December 1657 he was summoned to Cromwell
2 CONC 's House of Lords and about the same time was appointed Lord Chamberla
2 CONC in to the Protector. While in this capacity he employed his cousin, Jo
2 CONC hn Dryden, as secretary. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Pickering signed the proclamation of the Council of State declaring Ri
2 CONC chard Cromwell his father's successor,and continued to act both as Cou
2 CONC ncillor and Chamberlain under his government. Though qualified to sit 
2 CONC in the restored Long Parliament, he took little part in its proceeding
2 CONC s and obtained leave of absence in August 1659. When the Army quarrell
2 CONC ed with the Parliament he once more became active and was appointed by
2 CONC  the officers in October 1659 one of the Committee of Safety and, in D
2 CONC ecember following, one of the Conservators of Liberty. With the re-est
2 CONC ablishment of the Parliament in December 1659 Pickering's public caree
2 CONC r came to an end, and he owed his escape at the Restoration to the inf
2 CONC luence of his brother-in-law, Edward Montague, Earl of Sandwich. Picke
2 CONC ring's name was inserted in the list of persons excepted by the Common
2 CONC s from the Act of Indemnity for penalties not reaching to life, and to
2 CONC  be inflicted by a subsequent Act for the purpose. But thanks to Monta
2 CONC gue's intervention he obtained a pardon, was not excepted from the Act
2 CONC  of Indemnity, and was simply punished by perpetual incapacitation fro
2 CONC m office. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Sir Gilbert's wife, Elizabeth, was a daughter of Sir Sidney Montague. 
2 CONC Samuel Pepys, the diarist, makes one or two minor references to Lady E
2 CONC lizabeth. On 14th June 1660 he returned to her a quantity of plate whi
2 CONC ch she had recently loaned to her brother, Sir Edward Montague. Some f
2 CONC ive days later, "Lady Pickering told me the story of her husband's cas
2 CONC e, and desired my assistance with my Lord (the Earl of Sandwich,her br
2 CONC other) and did give me, wrapped up in paper, £5 in silver". Eight year
2 CONC s later, on 14th July 1668; "This afternoon my Lady Pickering came to 
2 CONC see us; I busy, saw her not. But how natural it is for us to slight pe
2 CONC ople out of power, and for people out of power to stoop to see those t
2 CONC hat while in power they condemned!". 
2 CONT 
2 CONT It is not clear when Sir Gilbert obtained his conditional pardon and i
2 CONC t may be that, while Lady Pickering considered it worthwhile to offer 
2 CONC a goodly bribe to Pepys, they were compelled to live in a somewhat fru
2 CONC gal manner. This is borne out by his entry for 29th November 1660 (the
2 CONC  Restoration year); (The Lord Mayor's) Show being over, we got as far 
2 CONC as Paul's with much ado where I left my Lady in the coach and went on 
2 CONC foot with my Lady Pickering to her lodging, which was a poor one in Bl
2 CONC ackfriars, where she never invited me to go in at all, which methought
2 CONC  very strange". His only reference to Sir Gilbert himself comes on 21s
2 CONC t October 1668; "But I hear that Sir Gilbert Pickering is lately dead,
2 CONC  about three days since, which makes some sorrow there, though not muc
2 CONC h, because of his being long expected to die, having been in a letharg
2 CONC y long". 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Sir Gilbert was buried on 17th October 1668 at Titchmarsh and was succ
2 CONC eeded in the Baronetcy by his son, John who passed the title to his so
2 CONC n, Gilbert, to his son, Edward who died without issue July 3rd 1749, a
2 CONC t which time the title became extinct. (The title of Baronet is only p
2 CONC assed through the direct male line.) 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Notes for the above essay [by Ken Pickering] were compiled from: 1/ Th
2 CONC e Dictionary of National Biography, vol.XLV; 2/ The Visitation of Nort
2 CONC hants,1681,published by the Harleian Society,vol.LXXXVII.; 3/ Pepys' D
2 CONC iaries. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Pepys' first reference to Elizabeth is dated 15th September 1663; "-- 
2 CONC to Hinchinbrooke -- here I saw Mrs. Betty Pickering, who is a very wel
2 CONC l-bred and comely lady, but very fat". Praise indeed! He again makes p
2 CONC assing reference to her on 19th February of the folowing year when; "T
2 CONC ook my wife and, taking a coach, went to visit my Ladies Jemima and Pa
2 CONC ulina Montague and Mrs. Elizabeth Pickering, whom we find at their fat
2 CONC her's new house in Lincoln's Inn Fields".
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Sir Gilbert Pickering, Baronet of Nova Scotia 1st [5 Jun 1638] 
2 CONT Born: 11 Feb 1610/1611 - baptised 10 Mar 1610/1611 
2 CONT Place: Titchmarsh, Northamptonshire, England 
2 CONT Died: Oct 1668 - buried 17 Oct 1668 according to Parish Register 
2 CONT Place: London, England - buried in Titchmarsh, Northamptonshire, Engla
2 CONC nd 
2 CONT Married: Sydney [Elizabeth] Montegue - daughter of Sir Sydney Montegue
2 CONC  
2 CONT Born: circa 1620 
2 CONT Place: 
2 CONT Died: 1679 
2 CONT Place: London, England - buried in Titchmarsh, Northamptonshire, Engla
2 CONC nd 
2 CONT Date Married: circa 1639 
2 CONT Married/Associated: Elizabeth Pepys - daughter of John Pepys 
2 CONT Born: 
2 CONT Place: 
2 CONT Died: 
2 CONT Place: 
2 CONT Date Married/Associated: circa 1664 
2 CONT   MARRIED 2ND Married/Associated: Elizabeth Pepys - daughter of John P
2 CONC epys  DIARIEST
2 CONT Born: 
2 CONT Place: 
2 CONT Died: 
2 CONT Place: 
2 CONT Date Married/Associated: circa 1664 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07832@
1 FAMC @fam07833@
0 @ind15978@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH (ENGLAND) /MONTEGUE/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH (ENGLAND) MONTEGUE
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN MONTEGUE
1 POSITION 16340,-890
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 16268,-834,16413,-996
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1620
2 NOTE Born: circa 1620 
3 CONT Place: 
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1679
2 PLAC Place: London, England
3 _XREF @place00058@
2 NOTE 1679 
3 CONT Place: London, England - buried in Titchmarsh, Northamptonshire, Engla
3 CONC nd 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Elizabeth Montegue
2 CONT Elizabeth Montagu was the daughter of Sir Sidney Montagu and sister of
2 CONC  Edward Montagu, Earl of Sandwich 1st
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07832@
0 @ind15979@ INDI
1 NAME SIR JOHN /PICKERINGi/
2 DISPLAY SIR JOHN PICKERINGi
2 GIVN SIR JOHN
2 SURN PICKERINGi
2 NPFX SIR
1 POSITION 16040,-680
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 15969,-638,16112,-786
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE son of Sir John Pickering and
1 FAMS @fam07833@
0 @ind15980@ INDI
1 NAME SUSANNAH /DRYDEN/
2 DISPLAY SUSANNAH DRYDEN
2 GIVN SUSANNAH
2 SURN DRYDEN
1 POSITION 16240,-680
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 16170,-638,16310,-761
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  Susannah Dryden
1 FAMS @fam07833@
0 @ind15981@ INDI
1 NAME EDWARD /GREENMAN/
2 DISPLAY EDWARD GREENMAN
2 GIVN EDWARD
2 SURN GREENMAN
1 SOURCES @source00058@
1 POSITION 13550,-1280
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 13478,-1224,13623,-1361
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1694
2 PLAC South Kingstown, RI
3 _XREF @place00071@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1763
2 NOTE Died:   1763-1769
3 CONT Place: 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE   
1 FAMS @fam07834@
1 FAMC @fam07843@
0 @ind15982@ INDI
1 NAME SARAH /CLARKE/
2 DISPLAY SARAH CLARKE
2 GIVN SARAH
2 SURN CLARKE
1 POSITION 14950,-1270
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 14885,-1214,15016,-1351
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1696
2 NOTE ABOUT  1696
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1760
2 NOTE  
3 CONT Died: aft 1760
3 CONT Place: 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07834@
1 FAMC @fam07842@
0 @ind15983@ INDI
1 NAME EBER /SHERMAN/
2 DISPLAY EBER SHERMAN
2 GIVN EBER
2 SURN SHERMAN
1 POSITION -26220,-1290
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -26285,-1234,-26154,-1371
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 20 OCT 1674
2 NOTE Born in Portsmouth, Newport, R. I.
3 CONT 20 Oct 1674
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Portsmouth, Newport, R. I.
3 _XREF @place00063@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1747
2 PLAC Swansea, , Ma.
3 _XREF @place00062@
2 NOTE 
3 CONT 1747 
3 CONT Age: 73
3 CONT  
3 CONT Died in Swansea, , Ma.
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07835@
1 FAMC @fam07836@
0 @ind15984@ INDI
1 NAME HONOR BROWNEL? /BROWN/
2 DISPLAY HONOR BROWNEL? BROWN
2 GIVN HONOR
2 MIDDLE BROWNEL?
2 SURN BROWN
1 POSITION -25320,-1270
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -25390,-1214,-25250,-1376
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1680
2 NOTE Born:  1680
3 CONT Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA  
2 PLAC Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA
3 _XREF @place00132@
1 DEAT Y
2 PLAC Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00133@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Hanora Brownell????
2 CONT CHILDREN
2 CONT Hannah Sherman B: 23 Jun 1700
2 CONT Swansea, , Ma. 
2 CONT Elizabeth Sherman B: 16 Dec 1703
2 CONT Robert Sherman B: 26 Dec 1705
2 CONT Swansea, , Ma. 
2 CONT D: 1775
2 CONT Swansea, , Ma. 
2 CONT Elisha Sherman B: 1 Jan 1707/1708
2 CONT John Sherman B: 7 Feb 1709/1710
2 CONT  Ruth Sherman B: 3 Oct 1711
2 CONT  Levi Sherman B: 24 Nov 1713
2 CONT  Peleg Sherman B: 10 Dec 1716
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT : 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07835@
0 @ind15985@ INDI
1 NAME PELEG /SHERMAN/
2 DISPLAY PELEG SHERMAN
2 GIVN PELEG
2 SURN SHERMAN
1 SOURCES @source00008@
1 POSITION -26410,-1090
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -26475,-1034,-26344,-1171
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE MAY 1638
2 PLAC Portsmouth, Newport Co., R. I.
3 _XREF @place00064@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1719
2 PLAC Kingstown, Washington Co., R. I.
3 _XREF @place00065@
2 NOTE 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07836@
1 FAMC @fam07838@
0 @ind15986@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /LAWTON/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH LAWTON
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN LAWTON
1 POSITION -26030,-1090
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -26098,-1034,-25961,-1171
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 10 SEP 1637
2 NOTE Christening
3 CONT 10 Sep 1637
3 CONT Location: Cranfield, Co. Bedfordshire, England
3 CONT  
3 CONT Born in Cranfield, Co. Bedfordshire, England
3 CONT 10 Sep 1637
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Cranfield, Co. Bedfordshire, England
3 _XREF @place00066@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 16 MAR 1720
2 NOTE 
3 CONT Age: 82
3 CONT  Died in 
3 CONT 16 Mar 1720
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE CHILDREN
2 CONT Thomas Sherman B: 8 Aug 1658
2 CONT  William Sherman B: 3 Oct 1659
2 CONT  Daniel Sherman B: 15 Jun 1662
2 CONT  May Sherman B: 11 Dec 1664
2 CONT Peleg Sherman B: 8 Oct 1666
2 CONT  Ann Sherman B: 30 Apr 1668
2 CONT  Elizabeth Sherman B: 25 Nov 1670
2 CONT  Samuel Sherman B: 15 Oct 1672
2 CONT  Eber Sherman B: 20 Oct 1674
2 CONT Portsmouth, Newport, R. I. 
2 CONT D: 1747
2 CONT Swansea, , Ma 
2 CONT John Sherman B: 28 Oct 1676
2 CONT  Benjamin Sherman B: 15 Jul 1677
2 CONT  Sarah Sherman B: 28 Jan 1679/1680
2 CONT  Isabel Sherman B: 3 Jun 1683
2 CONT  George Sherman B: 18 Dec 1687
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00381@
1 FAMS @fam07836@
1 FAMC @fam07837@
0 @ind15987@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /LAWTON/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS LAWTON
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN LAWTON
1 POSITION -26090,-870
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -26155,-814,-26024,-951
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 17 APR 1614
2 NOTE 
3 CONT  
3 CONT Christening
3 CONT 17 Apr 1614
3 CONT Location: Cranfield, Co. Bedfordshire, England
3 CONT  
3 CONT Born in Cranfield, Co. Bedfordshire, England
3 CONT ABT 1614
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Cranfield, Co. Bedfordshire, England
3 _XREF @place00066@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE SEP 1681
2 PLAC Portsmouth, , R. I.
3 _XREF @place00067@
2 NOTE 
3 CONT  
3 CONT Died in Portsmouth, , R. I.
3 CONT Sep 1681
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Thomas Lawton   
2 CONT Birth: 17 APR 1614  Cranfield, Bedford, Bedfordshire, England
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1st Marriage:  29 MAY 1635  to Elizabeth Salisbury in Cranfield, Bedfo
2 CONC rd, Bedfordshire, England
2 CONT 
2 CONT Birth of Daughter: 10 SEP 1637
2 CONT Name:  Elizabeth Lawton
2 CONT 
2 CONT Immigration:  1638
2 CONT Note:  From England to Rhode Island.  See detailed note below.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Birth of Son:  1639
2 CONT Name:  Daniel Lawton
2 CONT Place:  Portsmouth, Newport Co, Rhode Island
2 CONT 
2 CONT Note:  30 APR 1639
2 CONT Details:  Thomas and 28 others signed the following compact: 'We whose
2 CONC  names are underwritten, do acknowledge ourselves the legal subjects o
2 CONC f His Majesty King Charles, and in his name do hereby bind ourselves i
2 CONC nto a civil body politic, unto his laws according to matters of justic
2 CONC e.' 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Birth of Daughter: 1645
2 CONT Name:  Ann Lawton
2 CONT 
2 CONT Birth of Daughter: 16 SEP 1647
2 CONT Name:  Sarah Lawton
2 CONT 
2 CONT Birth of Son:  11 DEC 1650
2 CONT Name:  Isaac Lawton
2 CONT 
2 CONT Land Rec:  04 AUG 1653
2 CONT Note:  Sold William Wodell 60 acres.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Land Rec:  21 JAN 1654
2 CONT Note:  Thomas bought of Henry Knowles, 9 acres, dwelling house, fruit 
2 CONC trees, etc. for a valuable consideration. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Commissioner:  1655, 1656, 1658 and 1661.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Freeman:  1655
2 CONT 
2 CONT Land Rec:  16 APR 1657
2 CONT Note:  Thomas sold to Thomas Stafford a house, & etc. in Warwick. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Land Rec:  30 JUL 1660
2 CONT Note:  Thomas received a deed of lands in Narragansett from Cadganagua
2 CONC nt, Chief Sachem, who had 'formerly received several kindnesses' from 
2 CONC him. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 2nd Marriage:  09 AUG 1663  to Grace Parsons in Portsmouth, Newport Co
2 CONC , Rhode Island
2 CONT 
2 CONT Deputy:  1666
2 CONT 
2 CONT Land Rec:  03 APR 1670
2 CONT Note:  Gave a deed of two shares of land in or near Shrewsbury Townshi
2 CONC p, New Jersey to Giles Slocum .
2 CONT 
2 CONT Will:  06 JUN 1674
2 CONT Note:  Proved Sep 29, 1681. Executor son Daniel. Overseers, William Wo
2 CONC dell and George Sisson. 'I do hereby declare that although Grace have 
2 CONC not behaved herself towards me as a wife ought to do towards an husban
2 CONC d, yet for the manifestation of my care of her, I do hereby give, bequ
2 CONC eath unto her all the goods that are yet remaining in my custody of th
2 CONC ose that were hers when I married her and also one good feather bed an
2 CONC d boulster; also 12 pounds per annum for life in lieu of all right she
2 CONC  has. To son Daniel farm now in his possession called 'Long Swamp Farm
2 CONC ' and confirmation of another farm called 'Hunting Swamp Farm', at exp
2 CONC iration of William Wodell's lease of it. To son Isaac a farm at Puncat
2 CONC ege and all rights at Martha's Vineyard. To daughter Elizabeth Sherman
2 CONC , wife of Peleg, a quarter of a share in Dartmouth, and a piece of lan
2 CONC d in Portsmouth. To daughter Elizabeth, also all that my now dwelling 
2 CONC house with land bout it, and a pasture called 'Fifty Acres'. To daught
2 CONC er Ann Slocum, 5s with what she has already received. To daughter Sara
2 CONC h Sisson, 50 pounds. To overseers, 5 pounds apiece. To daughters Eliza
2 CONC beth Sherman and Sarah Sisson the rest of real and personal. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Probate:  14 JUN 1676
2 CONT Note:  Thomas's wife Grace, having presented her many grievances to th
2 CONC e town often, and to the Assembly several times for due and sufficient
2 CONC  maintenance, she being much neglected in her husband's absence, it wa
2 CONC s therefore ordered by the Assembly that 6s per week shall be paid by 
2 CONC his agent Daniel Lawton, and an inventory of movable goods in her cust
2 CONC ody to be taken, which inventory Daniel Lawton shall have. Grace to ha
2 CONC ve the privilege of chamber she is now possessed of, and use of necess
2 CONC ary movables, and the rights of her or any of her children now or in f
2 CONC uture to any estate are not cut off. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Probate:  20 APR 1677
2 CONT Note:  Thomas made an agreement with his stepson John Bailey, whereby 
2 CONC Grace, the present wife of Thomas Lawton, should receive 10 pounds per
2 CONC  year from John Bailey, and Elizabeth Sherman, daughter of Thomas Lawt
2 CONC on, should have 3 pounds per hear (40s being in money and the other 20
2 CONC s in good sheep's wool at 12d per pound.) In consideration of these pa
2 CONC yments, John Bailey was to have a lease of dwelling house, land and or
2 CONC chard 'for term of time my wife Grace Lawton liveth without changing h
2 CONC er name by marriage.' The term of tenancy not to expire till one year 
2 CONC after death or marriage of Grace, the mother of said John Bailey, and 
2 CONC for that year the latter was to pay 13 pounds. On the same date he sol
2 CONC d John Bailey for full satisfaction, all his household goods except a 
2 CONC bedstead, chairs, etc. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Death: 29 SEP 1681  Portsmouth, Newport Co, Rhode Island
2 CONT 
2 CONT parents are George Lawton and Isabell Smith
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
2 CONT Conditions in England were restrictive. King James in 1604 announced t
2 CONC hat he would make the Puritans conform or harry them out of the land. 
2 CONC The still more arbitrary policy of his son, Charles I, between 1625 an
2 CONC d his beheading in 1649, gave new dimensions to that exodus and result
2 CONC ed in the speedy planting of a high-spirited and powerful New England.
2 CONC  For eleven years, 1628-1639, no Parliament sat in England.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Puritan influence was strong in Bedfordshire. The King by writ, withou
2 CONC t a parliament in 1635, assessed the county 3,000 pounds for ship-mone
2 CONC y, but in 1638 some 280 pounds were still due from 660 persons. In Feb
2 CONC ruary 1639, the county was ordered to furnish 20 men for the campaign 
2 CONC against Scotland. So dissatisfaction with conditions of church and sta
2 CONC te was probably a factor in Thomas Lawton's decision to leave England 
2 CONC for the new world.
2 CONT 
2 CONT For Thomas Lawton, America was the land of opportunity. His choosing t
2 CONC o settle in Rhode Island indicates that he believed in religious and p
2 CONC olitical toleration, and that he was not a Puritan. He was a planter a
2 CONC nd a yeoman, cultivating his own land according to Rhode Island record
2 CONC s.
2 CONT 
2 CONT By grant and purchase, Thomas Lawton acquired extensive lands both in 
2 CONC Portsmouth and on the mainland. He had land near the top of Quaker Hil
2 CONC l and a tract of perhaps 40 or 50 acres near the present Town Hall, ex
2 CONC tending from East Main Road to the shore. His Hunting Swamp Farm was o
2 CONC n the west side of East Main Road about midway between Union Street an
2 CONC d the town line; and his Long Swamp Farm was east of East Main Road, a
2 CONC nd on the west side of Wapping Road between Sandy Point Road and Brama
2 CONC n Lane, these aggregating about 160 acres. His holdings outside of Por
2 CONC tsmouth included 600 acres in Warwick, lands across the Sakonnet River
2 CONC  on Puncatest Neck, a house and lot in Martha's Vineyard, land in Dart
2 CONC mouth, Massachusetts, and in Shrewsbury Township, New Jersey. In 1660 
2 CONC he received a deed to lands in Narragansett from Cadganaguant, Chief S
2 CONC achem, who had "formerly received several kindnesses" from him.
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07837@
1 FAMC @fam07841@
0 @ind15988@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /SALISBURY/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH SALISBURY
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN SALISBURY
1 POSITION -25840,-870
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -25910,-814,-25770,-951
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1615
2 NOTE Born in Cranfield, Co. Bedfordshire, England
3 CONT ABT 1615
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Cranfield, Co. Bedfordshire, England
3 _XREF @place00066@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 16 NOV 1654
2 PLAC Portsmouth, , R. I.
3 _XREF @place00067@
2 NOTE 
3 CONT 1654 
3 CONT Age: 39
3 CONT Died in Portsmouth, , R. I.
3 CONT 16 Nov 1654
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Elizabeth Salisbury   
2 CONT Birth:  ABT 1616  Cranfield, Bedford, Bedfordshire, England
2 CONT 
2 CONT Religion:  10 SEP 1637
2 CONT Note:  Elizabeth was added to the Cranfield (England) Parish register.
2 CONC  She was with her parents when they came to America circa 1638.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Death:  18 NOV 1654  Portsmouth, Newport Co, Rhode Island
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT CHILDREN
2 CONT Elizabeth Lawton B: 10 Sep 1637
2 CONT Cranfield, Co. Bedfordshire, England 
2 CONT D: 16 Mar 1720
2 CONT  Daniel Lawton B: 1639
2 CONT Portsmouth, , R. I. 
2 CONT D: 28 Jun 1719
2 CONT  Ann Lawton B: 1644
2 CONT Portsmouth, , R. I. 
2 CONT D: 1703
2 CONT  Sarah F Lawton B: Apr 1645
2 CONT Portsmouth, , R. I. 
2 CONT D: 5 Jul 1718
2 CONT Portsmouth, , R. I. 
2 CONT Isaac Lawton B: 11 Dec 1650
2 CONT Portsmouth, , R. I. 
2 CONT D 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00002@
1 FAMS @fam07837@
1 FAMC @fam07926@
0 @ind15989@ INDI
1 NAME PHILIP /SHERMAN/
2 DISPLAY PHILIP SHERMAN
2 GIVN PHILIP
2 SURN SHERMAN
1 POSITION -26620,-890
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -26685,-834,-26554,-971
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 5 FEB 1610
2 NOTE Christening
3 CONT 5 Feb 1610
3 CONT Location: Dedham, Co. Essex, England 
3 CONT Born in Dedham, Co. Essex, England
3 CONT 5 Feb 1610
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Dedham, Co. Essex, England
3 _XREF @place00068@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE MAR 1681
2 PLAC Portsmouth, , R. I.
3 _XREF @place00067@
2 NOTE 1610 
3 CONT  
3 CONT  
3 CONT 
3 CONT 1633 
3 CONT Age: 23
3 CONT  
3 CONT Marriage to Sarah Odding
3 CONT 1633
3 CONT Location: Roxbury, , Ma. 
3 CONT 
3 CONT   
3 CONT  
3 CONT  
3 CONT Died in Portsmouth, , R. I.
3 CONT Mar 1681/1687
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Philip Sherman  ALTERNATE SPELLING  Philip Shearman, 1609-1687, came t
2 CONC o Roxbury, MA, in 1633 
2 CONT ALTERNATE DATES
2 CONT Philip Shearman, 1609-1687, came to Roxbury, MA, in 1633 
2 CONT BOOK
2 CONT Some of the First Descendants of Philip Sherman The First Secretary of
2 CONC  Rhode Island -- by Roy V. Sherman, privately published, 1968. 
2 CONT ***************************************
2 CONT After immigrating from Germany our Shermans began life in early Diss, 
2 CONC Yaxley, and Dedham England. Many sources show that our first ancestors
2 CONC  were JOHN SHERMAN (1396-1487) and MARY LANCE (1400-abt 1487) of Yaxle
2 CONC y, England. In  the eighth generation of John's descendants many began
2 CONC  immigrating to America. Our family descended from the pilgrim, states
2 CONC man, land baron, and a founder of the State of Rhode Island, PHILLIP S
2 CONC HERMAN (1610-1687) (Samuel, Henry, Henry, Thomas, Thomas, John, Thomas
2 CONC , John) and SARAH ODDING (  -1681).
2 CONT 
2 CONT While Phillip originally immigrated to Roxbury, MA in 1633, he soon mo
2 CONC ved to Portsmouth, RI after considerable trouble that he got himself i
2 CONC nto over religious matters. He was an ardent follower of Anne Hutchins
2 CONC on, a religious zealot of their time, who believed in grace over works
2 CONC  - not a popular thought in those days. (© 1997)  Phillip and Sarah Sh
2 CONC erman lived out their lives in Portsmouth, RI, and it is from there th
2 CONC at many of their descendants ever after pushed westward first to NY, a
2 CONC nd then to many other corners of the United States. 
2 CONT ******************************************
2 CONT SHERMAN. No resident of the State of Rhode Island has a more honorable
2 CONC  lineage or can trace his ancestry to an earlier period in American hi
2 CONC story than the descendents of Hon. Phillip Sherman, whose connection w
2 CONC ith the Colony began in 1634.
2 CONT *******************************************
2 CONT Paraphrasing from The History of the State of Rhode Island and Provide
2 CONC nce Plantations: Biographical, by the American Historical Society, the
2 CONC  Hon. Philip Sherman was born in Dedham, County Essex, England.  He ca
2 CONC me to America in 1633, settling in Roxbury, Suffolk Co, MA.  He was ma
2 CONC de freeman on May 14, 1634, standing next on the list after Governor H
2 CONC aynes.  (A freeman is someone who possesses the rights or privileges o
2 CONC f a citizen). 
2 CONT 
2 CONT On November 20, 1637, he and others with religious differences were wa
2 CONC rned to give up arms because they stood accused of having "seduced and
2 CONC  led into dangerous errors, many of the people here in New England."  
2 CONC Instead of submitting to their order, the Hon. Phillip traveled to Rho
2 CONC de Island where he had purchased land in 1636.  On the formation of a 
2 CONC government there in 1639, he became Rhode Island's first secretary und
2 CONC er Governor William Coddington.  His name is listed here on a plaque c
2 CONC ommemorating the signing of the Portsmouth Compact. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT A prominent figure in Rhode Island, the Hon. Phillip Sherman was gener
2 CONC al recorder from 1648 to 1652, and deputy of the colony from 1665 to 1
2 CONC 667.  He was among sixteen persons requested on April 4, 1676 to be pr
2 CONC esent at a meeting of the deputies to advise the Governor in regard to
2 CONC  the Narragansett campaign (the decisive battle in King Philip's War).
2 CONC   Early records prepared by him still remain in Portsmouth, and show h
2 CONC im to have been a "very neat and expert penman, as well as an educated
2 CONC  man." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT According to information gathered at web sites on the left, the parent
2 CONC al relationship continues in England with Phillip's father Samuel (bor
2 CONC n abt. 1572), Henry Jr. (1545), Henry Sr. (1524), Thomas (1490), John 
2 CONC (abt. 1445) and Thomas of Yaxley, County Suffolk, England (1422).  I h
2 CONC ave seen one report that names Thomas' father as John (1396), but othe
2 CONC rs have it as unknown.  Very few written records exist prior to 1400, 
2 CONC so it will be hard for researchers to go back much further unless they
2 CONC  can tie into a royal bloodline.  Rest assured, many people on both si
2 CONC des of the Atlantic are working on it.  Historians are currently debat
2 CONC ing whether Henry Sr.'s wife, Agnes BUTTER, was a descendent of King E
2 CONC dward III
2 CONT 
2 CONT ******************************
2 CONT History of the surname Sherman
2 CONT  
2 CONT SHERMAN
2 CONT  Spelling variations include: Sherman, Shearman, Sharman, Shaerman, Sh
2 CONC irman and others.
2 CONT 
2 CONT First found in Norfolk where they were seated from early times and the
2 CONC ir first records appeared on the early census rolls taken by the early
2 CONC  Kings of Britain to determine the rate of taxation of their subjects.
2 CONC  
2 CONT  
2 CONT Historical American Settlers
2 CONT  Some of the first settlers of this name or some of its variants were:
2 CONC  John Sherman settled in Boston in 1634, along with Phillip, Edmund, T
2 CONC homas; William Sherman who settled in Virginia in 1652; Thomas Sherman
2 CONC  settled in the Barbados in 1634.
2 CONT 
2 CONT From 1633 to 1637 five Sherman brothers and cousins immigrated to New 
2 CONC England. They are the ancestors of many English SHERMANS in the United
2 CONC  States. Philip and Samuel were brothers and Capt. John was their cous
2 CONC in. (THE FAMOUS CT SIGNER OF DEC OF INDEPENDENCE WAS DESCENDED FROM CP
2 CONC T. JOHN.)All three of these men were second cousins to The Rev. John S
2 CONC herman and The Hon. Samuel Sherman, who were also brothers. It has not
2 CONC  been established whether William Sherman ("The Pilgrim") was related 
2 CONC or not. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT William Sherman ("The Pilgrim") 1612-1679, came to Plymouth, MA, in 16
2 CONC 32
2 CONT 
2 CONT Philip Shearman, 1609-1687, came to Roxbury, MA, in 1633 
2 CONT 
2 CONT The Reverend John Sherman 1613-1685, came to Watertown, MA, in 1634 
2 CONT 
2 CONT The Honorable Samuel Sherman 1618-1700, came to Wethersfield, CT, in 1
2 CONC 636 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Samuel Shearman 1610-1643, came to Boston, MA, in 1636.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Captain John Sherman 1612-1690, came to Watertown, MA, in 1637.
2 CONT  
2 CONT Noteworthy Shermans 
2 CONT  Henry Clapp Sherman (1875-1955) American biochemist
2 CONT John Sherman (1823-1900) American statesman
2 CONT Roger Sherman (1721-1793) American statesman, signer of Declaration of
2 CONC  Independence
2 CONT John Sherman (c.1897) American secretary of state
2 CONT William Tecumseh Sherman (1820-1891) American soldier
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07838@
1 FAMC @fam07840@
0 @ind15990@ INDI
1 NAME SARAH /ODDING/
2 DISPLAY SARAH ODDING
2 GIVN SARAH
2 SURN ODDING
1 POSITION -26360,-880
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -26425,-824,-26294,-961
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 5 FEB 1608
2 NOTE Sarah Odding B: 5 Feb 1608/1609
3 CONT Madron, Co. Cornwall, England 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Madron, Co. Cornwall, England
3 _XREF @place00069@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1696
2 PLAC Portsmouth, , R. I.
3 _XREF @place00067@
2 NOTE SD: 1696
3 CONT Portsmouth, , R. I. 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Eber Sherman B: Dec 1634
2 CONT Sarah Sherman B: Oct 1636
2 CONT  Peleg Sherman B: ABT May 1638
2 CONT Portsmouth, Newport Co., R. I. 
2 CONT D: 1719
2 CONT Kingstown, Washington Co., R. I. 
2 CONT  Edmund Sherman B: Apr 1641
2 CONT  Samson Sherman B: Apr 1642
2 CONT  William Sherman B: 1643 
2 CONT John Sherman B: Aug 1644
2 CONT  Mary Sherman B: 1645
2 CONT Hannah Sherman B: 1647
2 CONT Samuel Sherman B: 1648
2 CONT  Benjamin Sherman B: 1650
2 CONT  Philippa Sherman B: 1 Oct 1652
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00223@
1 FAMS @fam07838@
1 FAMC @fam07839@
0 @ind15991@ INDI
1 NAME GEORGE (ENGLAND) /ODDING/
2 DISPLAY GEORGE (ENGLAND) ODDING
2 GIVN GEORGE
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN ODDING
1 POSITION -26430,-650
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -26498,-608,-26361,-756
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07839@
0 @ind15992@ INDI
1 NAME MARGARET (ENGLAND) //
2 DISPLAY MARGARET (ENGLAND)
2 GIVN MARGARET
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
1 POSITION -26270,-670
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -26341,-628,-26198,-751
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07839@
0 @ind15993@ INDI
1 NAME SAMUEL (ENGLAND) /SHERMAN/
2 DISPLAY SAMUEL (ENGLAND) SHERMAN
2 GIVN SAMUEL
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN SHERMAN
1 POSITION -26730,-650
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -26798,-608,-26661,-756
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Samuel Sherman B: 11 Jan 1572/1573
2 CONT Dedham, Co. Essex, England 
2 CONT D: Jan 1615/1616
2 CONT Ardsleigh, Co. Essex, England 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07840@
0 @ind15994@ INDI
1 NAME PHILIPPA (ENGLAND) /WARD/
2 DISPLAY PHILIPPA (ENGLAND) WARD
2 GIVN PHILIPPA
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN WARD
1 POSITION -26570,-660
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -26638,-604,-26501,-766
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1575
2 PLAC Ardsleigh, Co. Essex, England
3 _XREF @place00070@
1 DEAT Y
2 PLAC Ardsleigh, Co. Essex, England
3 _XREF @place00070@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07840@
0 @ind15995@ INDI
1 NAME GEORGE /LAWTON/
2 DISPLAY GEORGE LAWTON
2 GIVN GEORGE
2 SURN LAWTON
1 POSITION -26140,-670
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -26205,-614,-26074,-751
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1581
2 PLAC Cranfield, Co. Bedfordshire, England
3 _XREF @place00066@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 26 NOV 1641
2 NOTE D: 26 Nov 1641
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07841@
0 @ind15996@ INDI
1 NAME ISABEL (ENGLAND) /SMITH/
2 DISPLAY ISABEL (ENGLAND) SMITH
2 GIVN ISABEL
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN SMITH
1 POSITION -26010,-660
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -26078,-604,-25941,-766
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1585
2 NOTE 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Cranfield, Co. Bedfordshire, England
3 _XREF @place00066@
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07841@
0 @ind15997@ INDI
1 NAME JEREMIAH /CLARKE/
2 DISPLAY JEREMIAH CLARKE
2 GIVN JEREMIAH
2 SURN CLARKE
1 POSITION 14690,-1090
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 14625,-1034,14756,-1171
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1666
2 NOTE 1666 in Newport, Newport, Ri  ALT 1668
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Newport, Newport, Ri
3 _XREF @place00076@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 10 SEP 1733
2 PLAC South Kingstown, RI
3 _XREF @place00071@
2 NOTE Died: bef 10 September 1733
3 CONT Place: South Kingstown, RI 
3 CONT ALTERNATE
3 CONT Death: 1752 in Newport, Newport, Ri 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Name: Jeremiah CLARKE 
2 CONT Surname: Clarke 
2 CONT Given Name: Jeremiah 
2 CONT Sex: M 
2 CONT Birth: 1666 in Newport, Newport, Ri 
2 CONT Death: 1752 in Newport, Newport, Ri 
2 CONT Ancestral File #: 35KK-XC 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07842@
1 FAMC @fam07845@
0 @ind15998@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /SISSON/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH SISSON
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN SISSON
1 POSITION 15290,-1070
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 15222,-1014,15359,-1151
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 18 AUG 1669
2 NOTE Born: 18 August 1669
3 CONT Place: Portsmouth, RI
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Portsmouth, RI
3 _XREF @place00073@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 19 MAR 1732
2 NOTE Died: bef 19 March 1732/3
3 CONT Place:
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Elizabeth Sisson      
2 CONT Children
2 CONT  Mary CLARKE b: ABT 1702 in Newport, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Sarah CLARKE b: ABT 1691 in Newport, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Jeremiah CLARKE b: ABT 1693 in Newport, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Walter CLARKE b: ABT 1696 in Newport, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Latham CLARKE b: ABT 1698 in Newport, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Weston CLARKE b: ABT 1700 in Newport, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Peleg CLARKE b: ABT 1704 in Newport, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Katherine CLARKE b: ABT 1706 in Newport, Newport, Ri
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00230@
1 FAMS @fam07842@
1 FAMC @fam07850@
0 @ind15999@ INDI
1 NAME EDWARD /GREENMAN/
2 DISPLAY EDWARD GREENMAN
2 GIVN EDWARD
2 SURN GREENMAN
1 POSITION 13360,-1090
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 13288,-1034,13433,-1171
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 FILL #00FF00
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1663
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 11 SEP 1749
2 PLAC Charlestown, RI
3 _XREF @place00072@
2 NOTE 
3 CONT Born:  1663
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
3 CONT Died:  bef 11 September 1749
3 CONT Place: Charlestown, RI 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Edward Greenman
2 CONT Note: Peter Greenman has the following information on Edward in his 'T
2 CONC he Greenman Family in America:' Edward was Deputy to the General Assem
2 CONC bly for Kingston, RI in 1700, 1704, 1705, 1709, and 1710. He was speak
2 CONC er of the House of Deputies in 1704. He was a member of the Hopkinton 
2 CONC (RI) Seventh Day Baptist Church. The following is from 'Early Colonial
2 CONC  Money and Its Counterfeiting 1647-1726.' On 5 Apr. 1708, for 215 poun
2 CONC ds, he bought 250 acres of land from Samuel and Isaac Worden and their
2 CONC  wives Hopestill and Rebecca. On 11 Feb. 1709, he and his wife Margare
2 CONC t sold George Hazard 120 acres of land. He deposed to land on 31 Mar. 
2 CONC 1719, calling himself fifty-six years old, or thereabouts (Austin). At
2 CONC  a General Court of Trials held at Newport the last Tuesday in March 1
2 CONC 713, Capt. Edward Greenman, of Kingston, brought suit in an action of 
2 CONC trespass and damage for 100 pounds against Edward Mott. Verdict for th
2 CONC e defendant (General Court of Trials, Newport, Book 1, p. 200). Capt. 
2 CONC Edward Greenman was the first borrower in the Town of Kingston of the 
2 CONC bills of credit issued by the 1715 bank. Capt. Edward Greenman, togeth
2 CONC er with his two sons Edward and Judge Silas Greenman, had all been in 
2 CONC jail some time on the charge of counterfeiting, when at a General Cour
2 CONC t of Trials and General Gaol Delivery, held at Newport 26 Nov. 1718, t
2 CONC hey all pleaded guilty. Capt. Edward Greenman (about 55 years old at t
2 CONC he time) was sentenced to stand in the pillory and have his ears cropt
2 CONC , or pay a fine of 600 pounds, post a bond of 700 pounds (to pay doubl
2 CONC e damage), and pay costs of prosecution, condemnation, etc. He paid th
2 CONC e fine. His son Edward Greenman, Jr., (about 24 years old at the time)
2 CONC  paid a fine of 300 pounds and posted a bond of 400 pounds. His son Ju
2 CONC dge Silas Greenman (about 28 years old at the time) paid a fine of 300
2 CONC  pounds and posted a bond of 400 pounds, a total in fines for father a
2 CONC nd two sons of 1200 pounds and bonds of 1500 pounds. Capt. Edward Gree
2 CONC nman, of Charlestown, Kings County, yeoman, calling himself ancient, m
2 CONC ade his will 30 July 1739, proved 1 Sept. 1749, in which he bequeaths,
2 CONC  after his wife's death, to daughter Abigail, 10s; to son Silas, 10s; 
2 CONC to daughter Phebe Whiting, 10s; to son Edward all the rest of the esta
2 CONC te, real and personal, at death of wife and self. Son Edward sole exec
2 CONC utor. Witnesses: Jeremiah Clarke, Experience Basset and William Basset
2 CONC . (Charlestown Probate Records, vol. 1, p. 137.) On 7 Dec. 1769 his so
2 CONC ns Silas, Edward and Nathan Greenman gave freedom to a negro named 'So
2 CONC uthwick,' formerly belonging to their father, 'for good will and for 2
2 CONC 5 pounds paid by said negro.' (Austin.) 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07843@
1 FAMC @fam07844@
0 @ind16000@ INDI
1 NAME MARGARET /GARTHROT/
2 DISPLAY MARGARET GARTHROT
2 GIVN MARGARET
2 SURN GARTHROT
1 SOURCES @source00056@
1 POSITION 13770,-1090
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 13699,-1034,13842,-1171
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 FILL #FF00FF
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1663
2 NOTE 1663  Westerly, Washington County, RI, USA  
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Westerly, Washington County, RI, USA
3 _XREF @place00074@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 13 JUL 1739
2 NOTE Died: bef 13 July 1739
3 CONT  
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT : 
2 CONT Children
2 CONT  Abigail Greenman b: ABT 1687 in Newport, Newport County, RI, USA
2 CONT  Silas Greenman b: ABT 1690 in Newport, Newport County, RI, USA and of
2 CONC  Stonington, New London County, CT, USA
2 CONT  Phebe Greenman b: 29 JAN 1690/91 in Stonington, New London County, CT
2 CONC , USA
2 CONT  Edward "Junior" Greenman III b: ABT 1694 in Newport, Newport County, 
2 CONC RI, USA
2 CONT  Nathan Greenman b: ABT 1697 in Newport, Newport County, RI, USA
2 CONT  Sarah Greenman b: ABT 1699 in Newport, Newport County, RI, USA
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00505@
1 FAMS @fam07843@
0 @ind16001@ INDI
1 NAME EDWARD /GREENMAN /
2 DISPLAY EDWARD GREENMAN 
2 GIVN EDWARD
2 SURN GREENMAN 
1 SOURCES @source00007@
1 POSITION 13240,-880
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 13168,-824,13313,-961
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1630
2 NOTE Abt 1633  or from Newport, Newport County, RI, USA  ALTERNATE SOURCE 1
3 CONC 630
2 PLAC Newport, Newport County, RI, USA
3 _XREF @place00075@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1688
2 PLAC Newport, Newport County, RI, USA
3 _XREF @place00075@
2 NOTE 1688  Newport, Newport County, RI, USA  
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Edward Greenman.
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07844@
1 FAMC @fam07869@
0 @ind16002@ INDI
1 NAME MARY //
2 DISPLAY MARY
2 GIVN MARY
1 POSITION 13430,-880
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 13388,-824,13472,-936
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1642
2 NOTE b. Abt 1642 
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  1. Edward Greenman, Jr, b. 1663, Newport, Newport County, RI, USA  
2 CONT   2. William Greenman, b. Abt 1665, Newport, Newport County, RI, USA  
2 CONT   3. John Greenman, b. 1666, Newport, Newport County, RI, USA  
2 CONT   4. Thomas Greenman, b. 1669, Newport, Newport County, RI, USA  
2 CONT   5. Mary Greenman, b. Abt 1671, Newport, Newport County, RI, USA  
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00002@
1 FAMS @fam07844@
0 @ind16003@ INDI
1 NAME JEREMIAH /CLARKE/
2 DISPLAY JEREMIAH CLARKE
2 GIVN JEREMIAH
2 SURN CLARKE
1 POSITION 14520,-880
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 14455,-824,14586,-961
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1642
2 NOTE Birth: 1642/1643 in of, Newport, Newport, Ri 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Newport, Newport, Ri
3 _XREF @place00076@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 16 JAN 1729
2 PLAC Portsmouth, Newport, Ri
3 _XREF @place00077@
2 NOTE Death: 16 Jan 1729 in Portsmouth, Newport, Ri 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07845@
1 FAMC @fam07847@
0 @ind16004@ INDI
1 NAME ANNE AUDLEY /ODLIN/
2 DISPLAY ANNE AUDLEY ODLIN
2 GIVN ANNE
2 MIDDLE AUDLEY
2 SURN ODLIN
1 POSITION 14870,-880
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 14805,-824,14936,-986
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1643
2 NOTE Birth: 1643 in Newport, Newport, Ri 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Newport, Newport, Ri
3 _XREF @place00076@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 15 DEC 1732
2 PLAC Boston, Suffolk, Mass.
3 _XREF @place00078@
2 NOTE Death: 15 Dec 1732 in Boston, Suffolk, Mass. 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  Anne CLARKE b: 1674/1675 in Newport, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Jeremiah CLARKE b: 1666 in Newport, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Frances CLARKE b: 15 Dec 1669 in Portsmouth, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Henry CLARKE b: 1671 in , Newport, Ri
2 CONT  James CLARKE b: ABT 1673 in , Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Weston CLARKE b: ABT 1677 in , Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Mary CLARKE b: 1682 in , Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Sarah CLARKE b: ABT 1677/1679 in Newport, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Samuel CLARKE b: 1677 in Portsmouth, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Susanna CLARKE b: 1667 in Newport, Newport, R.I.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00504@
1 FAMS @fam07845@
1 FAMC @fam07846@
0 @ind16005@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN AUDLEY /ODLIN/
2 DISPLAY JOHN AUDLEY ODLIN
2 GIVN JOHN
2 MIDDLE AUDLEY
2 SURN ODLIN
1 POSITION 14810,-680
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 14745,-624,14876,-786
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1600
2 NOTE Birth: 1600 in Boston, Suffolk, Ma ????
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 16 DEC 1685
2 PLAC Boston, Suffolk, Ma
3 _XREF @place00079@
2 NOTE Death: 16 Dec 1685 in Boston, Suffolk, Ma 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Name: John AUDLEY (ODLIN) 
2 CONT Surname: Audley (Odlin) 
2 CONT Given Name: John 
2 CONT Sex: M 
2 CONT Death: 16 Dec 1685 in Boston, Suffolk, Ma 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07846@
0 @ind16006@ INDI
1 NAME MARGARET //
2 DISPLAY MARGARET
2 GIVN MARGARET
1 POSITION 14980,-680
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 14909,-624,15052,-736
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1610
2 NOTE  b: 1610 in Boston, Suffolk, Ma
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Boston, Suffolk, Ma
3 _XREF @place00079@
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT  Ann AUDLEY (ODLIN) b: 1643 in Newport, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Peter AUDLEY b: 2 Jul 1646 in Boston (Suffolk), Ma
2 CONT  John AUDLEY b: 3 Jun 1635 in Boston (Suffolk), Ma
2 CONT  Peter ODLIN (AUDLEY) b: 3 Jul 1646 in . Boston, Suffolk, Ma
2 CONT  Hannah AUDLEY b: 21 Sep 1643 in Newport, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Hannah AUDLEY b: 9 Feb 1638 in Boston, Suffolk, Mass.
2 CONT  Elisha AUDLEY b: 1 Jul 1640 in Boston, Suffolk, Mass.
2 CONT  John AUDLEY b: 3 Feb 1642 in Boston, Suffolk, Mass.
2 CONT  Hannah AUDLEY b: 21 Aug 1643 in Boston, , Suffolk, Mass
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07846@
0 @ind16007@ INDI
1 NAME JEREMIAH CAPT. /CLARKE/
2 DISPLAY JEREMIAH CAPT. CLARKE
2 GIVN JEREMIAH
2 MIDDLE CAPT.
2 SURN CLARKE
1 POSITION 14370,-670
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 14305,-614,14436,-776
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 FILL #00FF00
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1 DEC 1605
2 NOTE Birth: 1 Dec 1605 in England, of, Newport, Ri 
3 CONT Jeremiah Clarke was christened on 1 December 1605 at East Farleigh, Ke
3 CONC nt, England.
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 11 JAN 1651
2 PLAC Newport, Newport, Ri
3 _XREF @place00076@
2 NOTE Death: 11 Jan 1651 in Newport, Newport, Ri ????
3 CONT Burial: 3 Jan 1661 Newport Cemetary, Newport, Newport, Ri   ????
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Name: Jeremiah CLARK Capt. 
2 CONT Surname: Clark 
2 CONT Given Name: Jeremiah 
2 CONT Suffix: Capt. 
2 CONT Sex: M 
2 CONT Birth: 1 Dec 1605 in England, of, Newport, Ri 
2 CONT Christening: 1 Dec 1605 St. Albans, Wood Street, London, England 
2 CONT Death: 11 Jan 1651 in Newport, Newport, Ri 
2 CONT Burial: 3 Jan 1661 Newport Cemetary, Newport, Newport, Ri
2 CONT ************ARTICLE I FOUND RE: JEREMIAH**********
2 CONT In early preparations for his forthcoming Magna Carta Ancestry, Dougla
2 CONC s Richardson has also traced the matrilineal line of my second royally
2 CONC -descended immigrant forebear, Acting Gov. Jeremiah Clarke of Rhode Is
2 CONC land, to Sancha Blount, daughter of Sir Thomas Blount and Margaret Gre
2 CONC sley, and granddaughter of Sir Walter Blount and the famed Sancha de A
2 CONC yala, sister of a great-great-grandfather of Ferdinand I (1452-1516), 
2 CONC generally considered the first king of United Spain, husband of Isabel
2 CONC la of Castile and sponsor of Columbus. For more on Sancha, her Spanish
2 CONC  ancestry and her immigrant American and presidential descendants, see
2 CONC  National Genealogical Society Quarterly 51 (1963): 235-38, my Ancesto
2 CONC rs of American Presidents, 1st ed. (1995, hereafter AAP), pp. 365-68, 
2 CONC and Register 152 (1998): 36-48, the latter a brilliant piece by Nathan
2 CONC iel L. Taylor and Todd A. Farmerie. Sancha Blount, granddaughter of Sa
2 CONC ncha de Ayala, married Edward Langford, and had a daughter Alice Langf
2 CONC ord who married John Stradling of Dauntsey and Richard Pole of Islewor
2 CONC th, later Sir Richard Pole, husband also of Margaret Plantagenet, Coun
2 CONC tess of Salisbury and niece of Kings Edward IV and Richard III. John a
2 CONC nd Alice left a daughter, Anne Stradling, who married Sir John Danvers
2 CONC . From the 1895 English Danvers genealogy, plus a recent successor, an
2 CONC d the 1878 English Chester of Chicheley genealogy, the line to Clarke 
2 CONC is clear. Sir John Danvers and Anne Stradling had a daughter Anne, wif
2 CONC e of Thomas Lovett and John Wyke and mother in turn of Elizabeth Lovet
2 CONC t, wife of Anthony Cave. Mary Cave, a daughter of these last, married 
2 CONC Sir Jerome Weston and was the mother of both Richard Weston, 1st Earl 
2 CONC of Portland, Lord Treasurer under Charles II, and Mary Weston, wife of
2 CONC  William Clerke and mother of Acting Gov. Jeremiah Clarke of Rhode Isl
2 CONC and.
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07847@
1 FAMC @fam07848@
0 @ind16008@ INDI
1 NAME FRANCIS /LATHAM/
2 DISPLAY FRANCIS LATHAM
2 GIVN FRANCIS
2 SURN LATHAM
1 POSITION 14640,-670
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 14575,-614,14706,-751
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 15 FEB 1609
2 NOTE Birth: 15 Feb 1609 in Kempston, Bedfordshire, England 
3 CONT Christening: 15 Feb 1609 Kempston, Bedfordshire, England 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Kempston, Bedfordshire, England
3 _XREF @place00083@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 2 SEP 1677
2 PLAC Newport, Newport, Ri, Usa
3 _XREF @place00084@
2 NOTE Death: 2 Sep 1677 in Newport, Newport, Ri, Usa 
3 CONT Burial: Sep 1677 Newport, Newport, Ri, Usa 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Marriage 1 William DUNGAN b: 1606/1607 in of Celbridge, Kildare, Irela
2 CONC nd
2 CONT Married: 27 Aug 1629 in London, Mdlsx, Eng, England
2 CONT Children
2 CONT  Frances DUNGAN b: 12 Nov 1632 in , , England
2 CONT  John DUNGAN b: ABT 1627 in London, London, England
2 CONT  William DUNGAN b: 1629 in London, London, England
2 CONT  Elizabeth DUNGAN b: ABT 1633 in St. Martin, Westminster, London, Engl
2 CONC and
2 CONT  Thomas DUNKIN DUNGAN b: 13 Feb 1635 in St. Martin, Westminster, Londo
2 CONC n, England
2 CONT  Thomas DUNGAN b: 13 Feb 1635 in London, Middlesex, Engl, England
2 CONT  Reverend Thomas DUNGAN b: ABT 1632 in <Estow (Bedford), England>
2 CONT  Barbara DUNGAN b: ABT 1622
2 CONT  Barbara DUNGAN(DUNKEN) b: 1628 in London, Middlesex, , England
2 CONT  Mary DUNGAN b: ABT 1629 in <Newport, Ri>
2 CONT  Barbara DUNKEN b: 1630 in St. Martin in Th, Lndn, Engl
2 CONT 
2 CONT Marriage 2 Jeremiah CLARK Capt. b: 1 Dec 1605 in England, of, Newport,
2 CONC  Ri
2 CONT Married: 1636 in Newport, Newport, R.I.
2 CONT Children
2 CONT  Mary CRANSTON b: 1640/1641 in Newport, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Jeremiah CLARKE b: 1642/1643 in of, Newport, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Latham CLARK CLARKE b: 1644/1645 in Newport, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Weston CLARK CLARKE b: 5 Apr 1648 in Newport, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Reverend James CLARKE b: 1648/1649 in , Newport, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Sarah CLARK CLARKE b: 1650/1651 in , Newport, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Frances CLARKE b: 1638 in of Warwick, Kent, Ri
2 CONT  Sarah CLARKE b: 1651 in <East Farleigh, Kent, England>
2 CONT  Walter CLARK CLARKE b: 1639/1640 in Newport, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Walter CLARKE b: ABT 1652 in <London, , England>
2 CONT 
2 CONT Frances Latham married Rev William Vaughan circa 18 January 1656.5 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00514@
1 FAMS @fam07847@
1 FAMC @fam07849@
0 @ind16009@ INDI
1 NAME WILLIAM (ENGLAND) /CLARKE/
2 DISPLAY WILLIAM (ENGLAND) CLARKE
2 GIVN WILLIAM
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN CLARKE
1 POSITION 14290,-460
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 14222,-404,14359,-566
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1561
2 NOTE Birth: 1561/1572 in of, East Farleigh, Kent, England was born in of, E
3 CONC ast Farleigh, Kent, England 1561.
3 CONT 
2 PLAC East Farleigh, Kent, England
3 _XREF @place00080@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 12 JUN 1610
2 PLAC St Andrew, London, Middlesex, England
3 _XREF @place00081@
2 NOTE Death: 12 Jun 1610 in St Andrew, London, Middlesex, England 
3 CONT Burial: 12 Jun 1610 , East Farleigh, Kent, England 
3 CONT died 12 June 1610 in St Andrews, London, Middlesex, England, at 48 yea
3 CONC rs of age. 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE WilliamClarke  William 
1 FAMS @fam07848@
0 @ind16010@ INDI
1 NAME MARY (ENGLAND) /WESTON/
2 DISPLAY MARY (ENGLAND) WESTON
2 GIVN MARY
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN WESTON
1 POSITION 14430,-460
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 14362,-404,14499,-566
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 26 APR 1579
2 NOTE 26 Apr 1579 in Roxwell, Essex, England 
3 CONT Christening: 26 Apr 1579 , Roxwell, Essex, England 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Roxwell, Essex, England
3 _XREF @place00082@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 13 JUL 1614
2 PLAC East Farleigh, Kent, England
3 _XREF @place00080@
2 NOTE Death: 13 Jul 1614 in , East Farleigh, Kent, England 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT  Grace CLERKE b: ABT 1615/1622 in , of East Farlei, Kent, Eng
2 CONT  Edward CLERKE b: ABT 1617/1624 in , of East Farlei, Kent, Eng
2 CONT  Weston CLARKE b: 1606 in London, England
2 CONT  William CLARKE b: 5 Jul 1601 in East Farleigh, Kent, England
2 CONT  Essex CLARKE b: 4 Dec 1603 in East Fairleigh (, England
2 CONT  George CLARKE b: 2 Dec 1604 in East Fairleigh (, England
2 CONT  Richard CLARKE b: ABT 1607 in St. Albans-Wood Street, London, Middles
2 CONC ex, England
2 CONT  John CLARKE b: 10 Apr 1608 in London, England
2 CONT  Mary CLARKE b: 1609/1610 in London, England
2 CONT  James CLARKE b: 31 Oct 1602 in of, East Farleigh, Kent, England
2 CONT  James CLARK b: 1608 in , London, Middlesex, England
2 CONT  Jeremiah CLARK Capt. b: 1 Dec 1605 in England, of, Newport, Ri
2 CONT *************************************
2 CONT Mary was the daughter of Jerome Weston and Mary Cave. Mary died 13 Jul
2 CONC y 1614 in East Farleigh, Kent, England, at 35 years of age. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00225@
1 FAMS @fam07848@
0 @ind16011@ INDI
1 NAME LEWIS (ENGLAND) /LATHAM/
2 DISPLAY LEWIS (ENGLAND) LATHAM
2 GIVN LEWIS
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN LATHAM
1 POSITION 14580,-460
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 14512,-404,14649,-566
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1584
2 NOTE Birth: 1584/1585 in , Elstow, Bedfordshire, England 
2 PLAC Elstow, Bedfordshire, England
3 _XREF @place00085@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 15 MAY 1655
2 PLAC Elveston, Bedfordord, England
3 _XREF @place00086@
2 NOTE Death: 15 May 1655 in , Elveston, Bedfordord, England 
3 CONT Burial: 15 May 1655 , Elstow, Bedfordshire, England 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Birth: 1584/1585 in , Elstow, Bedfordshire, England 
2 CONT Death: 15 May 1655 in , Elveston, Bedfordord, England 
2 CONT Burial: 15 May 1655 , Elstow, Bedfordshire, England 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07849@
0 @ind16012@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH (ENGLAND) //
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH (ENGLAND)
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
1 POSITION 14720,-460
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 14652,-404,14789,-541
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1582
2 NOTE Birth: 1582 in , Elstow, Bedfordshire, England 
3 CONT Christening: 8mmg-Gv 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Elstow, Bedfordshire, England
3 _XREF @place00085@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1619
2 PLAC Elstow, Bedfordshire, England
3 _XREF @place00085@
2 NOTE Death: 1619/1620 in , Elstow, Bedfordshire, England 
3 CONT Burial: 14 Sep 1620 , Elstow, Bedfordshire, England 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT  Frances LATHAM b: 15 Feb 1609 in Kempston, Bedfordshire, England
2 CONT  Henry LATHAM b: 1612 in of, Elveston, Bedford, England
2 CONT  Sara (Sarah) LATHAM b: 1618 in of, Elveston, Bedford, England
2 CONT  Helene Ellen LATHAM b: 1619 in , Elstow, Bedfordshire, England
2 CONT  Katherine LATHAM b: 1615 in of, Elveston, Bedford, England
2 CONT  John LATHAM b: 1610/1611 in of Elveston, Bedford, England
2 CONT  Maria LATHAM b: 1612 in of, Elveston, Bedford, England
2 CONT  Elizabeth LATHAM b: 1616
2 CONT  Ann LATHAM b: 19 Jun 1618 in of, Elveston, Bedford, England
2 CONT  Winifred LATHAM b: ABT 1624 in Elston, Bedford, England
2 CONT  Oliver LATHAM b: 4 Jun 1607 in , Cardington, Bedfordshire, England
2 CONT  Ann LATHAM b: 19 Jun 1608 in , Bletsoe, Bedfordshire, England
2 CONT  Maria Mary LATHAM b: 1614 in of, Elveston, Bedford, England
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00223@
1 FAMS @fam07849@
0 @ind16013@ INDI
1 NAME GEORGE /SISSON/
2 DISPLAY GEORGE SISSON
2 GIVN GEORGE
2 SURN SISSON
1 POSITION 15140,-880
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 15075,-824,15206,-961
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 FILL #00FF00
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 17 JUL 1636
2 NOTE Birth: 17 Jul 1636 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Mass 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Dartmouth, Bristol, Mass
3 _XREF @place00087@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 10 SEP 1718
2 PLAC Portsmouth, Newport, Ri
3 _XREF @place00077@
2 NOTE Death: 10 Sep 1718 in Portsmouth, Newport, Ri 
3 CONT Burial: Portsmouth, Newport, Rhoade Island 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Second Generation
2 CONT 
2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2 CONC ----------
2 CONT  2. George SISSON (Richard ) was born about 1645. He died 7 Sep 1718 i
2 CONC n Portsmouth, Newport Co., Rhode Island.
2 CONT 
2 CONT BIRTH PLACE:
2 CONT George Sisson may have been born in England, perhaps in Burton, Latime
2 CONC r, Northam, England, or in Portsmouth, RI, or in Dartmouth, Plymouth C
2 CONC olony. According to a letter from Dorothy Dey reprinted in the Sisson 
2 CONC Newsletter, v.2 no.2, Charles Edward Banks, in his "Topical Dictionary
2 CONC  of 2885 English Emigrants to New England, 1620 to 1650," "George Siss
2 CONC on came from Burton, Latimer parish, in Northamptonshire, England, cle
2 CONC ar up on the Scottish border...."
2 CONT 
2 CONT BIOGRAPHY:
2 CONT Extracted mainly from John L. Martin's "The Sisson Family" part 1, pag
2 CONC e 5:
2 CONT George was a farmer. In 1667 he went with his father to Dartmouth, Ply
2 CONC mouth Colony, but later he returned to Portsmouth, Rhode Island. The f
2 CONC ollowing data comes from the records of the colony of Rhode Island:
2 CONT On 5 June 1671, he served on a Grand Jury.  At the same date he and ot
2 CONC hers were appointed to view the damage done to the Indians by horses a
2 CONC nd hogs. On November 28, 1673, George was admitted as a freeman at Por
2 CONC tsmouth. On 7 April 1677, he traded his sister Anne's husband Peleg Tr
2 CONC ipp 32 acres in Portsmouth including houses, orchards, fencing, &c., f
2 CONC or 3/8 share of some property in Dartmouth, Mass.  Carol Sisson Regehr
2 CONC  quotes Carl Bridenbaugh's "Fat Mutton and Liberty of Conscience: Soci
2 CONC ety in Rhode Island, 1636-1690" (published by Brown University Press, 
2 CONC 1974): about 1681, George Sisson, a Portsmouth farmer, was paid in lan
2 CONC d by John Cooke for "the makeing of forty seven Rods of good Suffitien
2 CONC t Stone wall." [p. 35]On 19 May 1683, he sold to Isaac Lawton, for L10
2 CONC 0, a quarter share in some Dartmouth property. On 16 August (or Novemb
2 CONC er) 1684, George was on a jury investigating the death of an Indian wh
2 CONC o "died at the walnut tree." The verdict was that the Indian had "murd
2 CONC ered himself." On July 14, 1687 he was sworn in as Constable of Portsm
2 CONC outh. On June 24, 1687 he was appointed Administrator of his brother J
2 CONC ohn's widow Mary's estate. George was a deputy to the [Massachusetts?]
2 CONC  colonial assembly in 1690, 1702, 1705 & 1707, and was a Justice of th
2 CONC e Peace in 1703. He was a town councilman in Portsmouth in 1695, 1696,
2 CONC  and 1697. He was commissioned to attend the General Assembly in Provi
2 CONC dence June 19, 1696. Sources:  GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF RHODE ISLAND
2 CONC , by John Osborne Austin, Page 181; "Early Records of the Town of Port
2 CONC smouth."
2 CONT 
2 CONT HOME:
2 CONT The Sisson Newsletter, v 6 #3 p 17, quotes Mary Jo Sisson: "Mintwater 
2 CONC Brook": George Sisson (second generation) was granted land on the East
2 CONC  Main Road (Portsmouth, Rhode Island) where standing to this day (1976
2 CONC ) is the old Sisson house, referred to as 'the Richard Sisson house.' 
2 CONC Flowing through this property is the Mintwater Brook. Source: Herbert 
2 CONC H Hall, III, descendant of Richard Sisson (1st generation), living in 
2 CONC Portsmouth. The original Richard Sisson, who early settled at Mintwate
2 CONC r Brook." Source: History of Newport County, RI. 3rd: "The original ho
2 CONC mestead of Richard and Mary Sisson, at Portsmouth, is now known as the
2 CONC  Mintwater Brook Farm." Source: Biography of Nathaniel Sisson, a desce
2 CONC ndant of the Unidilla, NY, Sissons, who migrated to Ohio. "The homeste
2 CONC ad farm was given to Richard (3rd generation) the eldest son, and has 
2 CONC descended to the present time from father to son. It lies in the town 
2 CONC of Portsmouth, RI, on Rhode Island." Source: "Luther Sisson of Easton,
2 CONC  Mass., His Ancestry and Descendants," compiled and printed by Arthur 
2 CONC A. Wood, Slocum, RI, 1909. See notes for Richard Sisson, George's fath
2 CONC er.
2 CONT 
2 CONT WILL, DEATH, AND INVENTORY:
2 CONT A transcription of George's will: To eldest son Richard, "about 80 acr
2 CONC es in northerly part of farm where I dwell, also 17 acres near 'Solent
2 CONC ary Hole,' and all lands owned in Warwick." To son George, "farm now p
2 CONC ossessed by him at Touisset Neck, Swanzey." To son Thomas, "land at Ne
2 CONC wport, now possessed by him." To son John, land and housing in Tiverto
2 CONC n, he paying L70 as follows: To daughters Elizabeth Clarke, Anne Weede
2 CONC n, Hope Sanford, Ruth Tew and Abigail Tew, L10 each and L20 to grandda
2 CONC ughter Jane Sisson, daughter of John, when she is eighteen. To son Jam
2 CONC es, remainder of lands in Portsmouth, with all buildings, fencing and 
2 CONC orchards, &c., "only excepting the burial place, to be kept well fence
2 CONC d by my son James Sisson, his heirs and assigns forever, which is here
2 CONC by preserved for my posterity and any other of my relatives for a bury
2 CONC ing place," &c. To son James, also old negro man Abraham and Lucy his 
2 CONC wife, twenty sheep, two great tables, two great forms, cupboard, yoke,
2 CONC  chains, &c. "My grindstone I give equally between my sons Richard Sis
2 CONC son and James Sisson, for the improvement of them and theirs." To five
2 CONC  daughters, equally, silver money and plate, and to each a feather bed
2 CONC , &c. To granddaughter Sarah Clarke, a feather bed and L10. Rest of mo
2 CONC vables to daughters. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT The inventory of George's estate showed his property was worth L441, 1
2 CONC 8s, 8d (with subsequent addition of L10, 5s.) [Note:  In 1669, L440 wa
2 CONC s worth roughly $135,000 in late 20th century money. Each pound was wo
2 CONC rth approximately $307.] George owned wearing apparel valued at L8/11s
2 CONC /, armour worth L2, plate at 8s per ounce L8/12s/2d, silver money L13/
2 CONC 12s/6d, Bills of Public Credit L69/8s/6d, books, 4 cows, half of 5 ste
2 CONC ers, 3 yearlings, and 2 calves, 2 mares, colt, 93 sheep and lambs, hal
2 CONC f of 4 swine and 4 shoats, geese, turkeys and fowls, small table, 12 c
2 CONC hairs, woolen wheel, cradle, churn, cheese motes, pewter, iron and bra
2 CONC ss ware, &c.  Source:  GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF RHODE ISLAND, by Joh
2 CONC n Osborne Austin, Page 181. Source:  EARLY AMERICAN HOMES, October, 19
2 CONC 96, page 31. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mary Jo (Sisson) March sent this list of house furnishings in the Mint
2 CONC water Brook House as listed in his will: 2 great tables, 2 great forms
2 CONC (?), "my standing cupboard," 6 feather beds & boulsters, "Rest of move
2 CONC ables equally to five daughters." books and spectacles, small table, 1
2 CONC 2 chairs, woolen wheel (spinning wheel?), cradle, pewter, earthen, bra
2 CONC ss, [and] iron ware, tongs, andirons, linen and flannel sheets, table 
2 CONC linen. (Source:  The Will & Inventory of George Sisson(2), 1718).)
2 CONT 
2 CONT SOURCES: Sisson wills; Lawton genealogy; Austin's "Genealogical Dictio
2 CONC nary of RI; Tiverton and Portsmouth Vital Records," p. 95; Arnold, v.4
2 CONC , pp.48, 106, 107; "Historical and Genealogical Miscellany of Early Se
2 CONC ttlers of New Jersey" by Stillwell, v.5, 1932.
2 CONT  
2 CONT  George married Sarah LAWTON, daughter of Thomas LAWTON and Elizabeth 
2 CONC SALISBURY, on 1 Aug 1667 in Portsmouth, Newport Co., Rhode Island. Sar
2 CONC ah was born Apr 1644/1645 in Portsmouth, Newport Co., Rhode Island. Sh
2 CONC e died 5 Jul 1718 in Portsmouth, Newport Co., Rhode Island.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Sarah Lawton is reported in the Ancestral File as born 1 April 1647 in
2 CONC  Canfield, Bedfordshire, England (FN 9CQD-XS). Mary Jo Sisson March ha
2 CONC s researched the Lawton family for years, and reports that Sarah did n
2 CONC ot have a brother named either Thomas or Josiah. Her father was Thomas
2 CONC , and she had a son named Thomas. Sarah's father Thomas named his chil
2 CONC dren in his will. Sarah's half-brother Isaac married Mary Sisson, Sara
2 CONC h's sister-in-law, her husband George's sister. Mary died in childbirt
2 CONC h. Isaac then married Elizabeth Tallman, who became the mother of his 
2 CONC children. He married third Naomi (Hunt) Lawton, a Lawton widow.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, Befor
2 CONC e 1692", by James Savage, gives Sarah's death date as 17 July 1718.
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07850@
1 FAMC @fam07851@
0 @ind16014@ INDI
1 NAME SARAH MARY /LAWTON/
2 DISPLAY SARAH MARY LAWTON
2 GIVN SARAH
2 MIDDLE MARY
2 SURN LAWTON
1 POSITION 15430,-860
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 15365,-804,15496,-966
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 FILL #00FF00
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1 APR 1647
2 NOTE Birth: 1 Apr 1647 in of, Portsmouth, Newport, Ri 
3 CONT ALT Sarah was born Apr 1644/1645 in Portsmouth, Newport Co., Rhode Isl
3 CONC and.
2 PLAC Portsmouth, Newport, Ri
3 _XREF @place00077@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 5 JUL 1718
2 PLAC Portsmouth, Newport Co, Ri
3 _XREF @place00088@
2 NOTE Death: 5 Jul 1718 in Portsmouth, Newport Co, Ri 
3 CONT Burial: Jul 1718 , , Ri 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  Sarah Lawton is reported in the Ancestral File as born 1 April 1647 i
2 CONC n Canfield, Bedfordshire, England (FN 9CQD-XS). Mary Jo Sisson March h
2 CONC as researched the Lawton family for years, and reports that Sarah did 
2 CONC not have a brother named either Thomas or Josiah. Her father was Thoma
2 CONC s, and she had a son named Thomas. Sarah's father Thomas named his chi
2 CONC ldren in his will. Sarah's half-brother Isaac married Mary Sisson, Sar
2 CONC ah's sister-in-law, her husband George's sister. Mary died in childbir
2 CONC th. Isaac then married Elizabeth Tallman, who became the mother of his
2 CONC  children. He married third Naomi (Hunt) Lawton, a Lawton widow.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, Befor
2 CONC e 1692", by James Savage, gives Sarah's death date as 17 July 1718.
2 CONT 
2 CONT ******************************************************************
2 CONT Hope SESSION b: 24 Dec 1674 in Portsmouth, Newton, Ri
2 CONT  Thomas Lawton SISSON b: 10 Sep 1686 in of, Portsmouth, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Thomas SISSON b: 10 Sep 1686 in Portsmouth, Washington, Ri
2 CONT  John SISSON b: 26 Jun 1688 in Portsmouth, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Elizabeth SISSON b: 18 Aug 1669 in Portsmouth, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Mary SISSON b: 18 Oct 1670 in Portsmouth, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Ann SISSON b: 17 Dec 1672 in Portsmouth, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Richard SISSION b: 10 Sep 1676 in Portsmouth, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Ruth SISSON b: 5 May 1680 in Portsmouth, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  George SISSON b: 23 Mar 1682 in Portsmouth, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  Abigail SISSON b: 23 Mar 1684 in Portsmouth, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  James SISSON b: 26 Jul 1690 in Portsmouth, Newport, Ri
2 CONT ***********************************************
2 CONT They had the following children: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT + 8 F i Elizabeth SISSON was born 18 Aug 1669 and died before 1752. 
2 CONT   9 F ii  Mary SISSON was born 18 Oct 1670 in Portsmouth, Newport Co.,
2 CONC  Rhode Island. She died 1698 in Portsmouth, Newport Co., Rhode Island.
2 CONT 
2 CONT This Mary Sisson has been confused with her aunt Mary who married Isaa
2 CONC c Lawton. This Mary was probably not married. She has also been confus
2 CONC ed with a Mary Sisson of Virginia who married Nathaniel Pope, among ot
2 CONC hers. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT + 10 F iii Ann SISSON was born 17 Dec 1672 and died 19 Mar 1749. 
2 CONT + 11 F iv Hope SISSON was born 24 Dec 1674 and died 21 Jan 1752. 
2 CONT + 12 M v Richard SISSON was born 10 Sep 1676 and died 1752. 
2 CONT + 13 F vi Ruth SISSON was born 5 May 1680 and died 1775. 
2 CONT + 14 M vii George SISSON Jr. was born 23 May 1683 and died 1775. 
2 CONT + 15 F viii Abigail SISSON was born 23 Mar 1684/1685 and died 30 Aug 1
2 CONC 723. 
2 CONT + 16 M ix Thomas SISSON was born 10 Sep 1686 and died Jul 1775. 
2 CONT + 17 M x John SISSON was born 26 Jun 1688 and died 1784. 
2 CONT + 18 M xi James SISSON was born 26 Jul 1690 and died 14 Oct 1776. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00225@
1 FAMS @fam07850@
0 @ind16015@ INDI
1 NAME RICHARD /SISSON/
2 DISPLAY RICHARD SISSON
2 GIVN RICHARD
2 SURN SISSON
1 POSITION 15120,-680
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 15055,-624,15186,-761
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 FILL #00FF00
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1607
2 NOTE Birth: 1607/1608 in of, Portsmouth, Newport, Ri ????
3 CONT Christening: of Portsmouth, Newport, Ri 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Portsmouth, Newport, R
3 _XREF @place00089@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 26 FEB 1684
2 PLAC Portsmouth, Newport, R I
3 _XREF @place00090@
2 NOTE Death: 26 Feb 1684 in Portsmouth, Newport, R I 
3 CONT Burial: 1684 , , Ri 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Name: Richard SISSON 
2 CONT Surname: Sisson 
2 CONT Given Name: Richard 
2 CONT Sex: M 
2 CONT Birth: 1607/1608 in of, Portsmouth, Newport, Ri 
2 CONT Christening: of Portsmouth, Newport, Ri 
2 CONT Death: 26 Feb 1684 in Portsmouth, Newport, R I 
2 CONT Burial: 1684 , , Ri 
2 CONT *******************************************8
2 CONT Descendants of Richard (1608 -1684) and Mary (d. 1692) SISSON of Rhode
2 CONC  Island
2 CONT First Generation
2 CONT 
2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2 CONC ----------
2 CONT  1. Richard SISSON was born about 1608 in England. He died before 26 F
2 CONC eb 1683/1684 in Portsmouth, Newport Co., Rhode Island.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Richard SISSON seems to have been born about 1608 in England, judging 
2 CONC  from his age given in a deposition many years later [JnD think the de
2 CONC position may have been quoted in Lucius R. Paige’s List of Freemen of 
2 CONC Massachusetts 1630-1691. (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, 
2 CONC 1978. page number?)] He died in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, and his will
2 CONC  was probated on 26 February 1684.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Some sources have claimed that Richard's wife was a Mary “Freeman,” bo
2 CONC rn in 1619. We have found no documentation for that idea. Joan and Dav
2 CONC id Sisson, family historians, authors of The Descendants of Richard an
2 CONC d Mary Sisson, have said that the name could have arisen from confusio
2 CONC n over something like “Richard, a freeman,” i.e., a person eligible to
2 CONC  vote in town meetings.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1998, David and Joan Sisson, the diligent Sisson-family historians,
2 CONC  obtained an affidavit from the Vicar of Snaith, Yorkshire, citing the
2 CONC  parish register of the Priory Church of Snaith. The affidavit states 
2 CONC that the marriage of a Richard Sissons (note the final S) and a Mary A
2 CONC tkinson took place there on 14 February 1632. Mary was of nearby Hecke
2 CONC , Yorkshire, probably modern Great Heck or Little Heck.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The 2000 Sisson Gathering began an effort to fund research for Richard
2 CONC  and/or Mary Sisson in British records. A genealogist, Ken Smallbone, 
2 CONC was hired. He found two records for a Richard Sisson in Saxton-on-Elne
2 CONC t. The first showed that Richard had been christened there in 1615, an
2 CONC d the second was a duplicate recording of the marriage of a Richard Si
2 CONC ssons and Mary Atkinson. (Contributions toward that search may be sent
2 CONC  to Dr. David S. Martin, 10 Colonial Farm Circle, Marstons Mills, MA 0
2 CONC 2648.)
2 CONT 
2 CONT Helen Whittle, a second genealogist hired to search British records, f
2 CONC ound a second record of Richard’s christening in 1615 in Saxton-on-Eln
2 CONC et, this time adding that he was a son of Ralph Sisson and Anne Burdsa
2 CONC ll who had married in April 1615.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Other records show that Ralph's father was John Sisson who died at som
2 CONC e time after 1561. John’s parents, Ralph's grandparents, were Robert a
2 CONC nd Isabel Sisson. Isabel was originally from Shadwell, Yorkshire. Robe
2 CONC rt died before 1541 and Isabel between 1548 and 1553.
2 CONT 
2 CONT We cannot – unfortunately – be certain that this information applies t
2 CONC o the Richard Sisson who came to New England. We hope someday to find 
2 CONC confirmation in a record that ties Richard as known in New England wit
2 CONC h this (or another) Richard in England.
2 CONT 
2 CONT One clue to the identity of the English Richard and Mary with the Amer
2 CONC ican Richard and Mary has emerged: the seeming similarity of the names
2 CONC  of their English and their American children. Rob Sisson posted a mes
2 CONC sage on the Sisson email list:
2 CONT 
2 CONT “Another tip towards Richard and Mary of Snaith is that the names of t
2 CONC heir children match very closely those of Richard and Mary of Rhode Is
2 CONC land. Researchers with whom I spoke at the Society of Genealogy in Lon
2 CONC don surmise that the few names that don't match were possibly older ch
2 CONC ildren left in England or who died prior to emigration and that others
2 CONC  were born in the colony.”
2 CONT 
2 CONT However Joan Sisson wrote in December 2007 that she and David “are a b
2 CONC it doubtful that Richard of Snaith is ‘our’ Richard, mostly because of
2 CONC  the [names of the] children.” Joan took notes of the baptism and deat
2 CONC h dates of children born to Richard and Mary (Atkinson) Sissons of Sna
2 CONC ith. The known children of “our” Richard and Mary of New England must 
2 CONC be compared with that list.
2 CONT 
2 CONT For example, the English couple had a son George whose baptism is reco
2 CONC rded in the Hecke parish register. He was born on 17 July 1636. If thi
2 CONC s is the George Sisson of Portsmouth, Rhode Island, there is some disp
2 CONC arity since the American George seems to have been born in 1644. It is
2 CONC  possible that the English George died young and that the American rec
2 CONC ords indicate a second son of that name.
2 CONT 
2 CONT We can speculate on the basis of what we now know of the possible iden
2 CONC tity of Richard and Mary of Snaith with Richard and Mary of New Englan
2 CONC d, though we cannot know definitively. We can probably agree that a Yo
2 CONC rkshire origin is the most promising line of inquiry, but we cannot st
2 CONC ate it absolutely. Many researchers have tried to find Richard and  Ma
2 CONC ry’s English origin, and are also tempted by older research that favor
2 CONC ed origins in other  northern English counties, eastern or southern co
2 CONC unties, and even southern Scottish counties. One theory even posits We
2 CONC lsh roots.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In the introduction to their "Descendants of Richard and Mary Sisson" 
2 CONC (page x) David and Joan Sisson say that "records of a Richard Sisson i
2 CONC n the town of Greystoke, Cumbria, England, were found in the early 17t
2 CONC h century, among other Sissons in the Penrith area."
2 CONT 
2 CONT An interesting site on the Internet
2 CONT www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/WRY/Snaith/index.html 
2 CONT quotes a description of Snaith from the 1820s and links to sites about
2 CONC  “Great Heck” and “Little Heck.” This is the 1820s description of Snai
2 CONC th:
2 CONT 
2 CONT "SNAITH, a market and parish-town, in the wapentake of Osgoldcross, li
2 CONC berty and bailiwick of Cowick and Snaith; … 23 [miles] from York, 175 
2 CONC from London. Market, Thursday. Fairs, last Thursday in April, for horn
2 CONC ed cattle, sheep, and woollen cloth, Aug. 10, for horned cattle, wooll
2 CONC en cloth, line, cheese, and quills; and the last Thursday in Sept. whi
2 CONC ch is chartered but not now attended. Principal Inns, Blue Bell, Black
2 CONC  Lion, Bell and  Crown, and Green Dragon. Pop. 834. The Church (see Ch
2 CONC urches for photograph), peculiar, is a perpetual  curacy, dedicated to
2 CONC  St. Mary, in the deanry of Pontefract. Patron, Henry Yarburgh, Esq. T
2 CONC he town of Snaith is situated on a gently rising ground, about half a 
2 CONC mile south of the river Aire, and within five miles of the junction of
2 CONC  the Ouse with the rivers Derwent and Aire. In the Church, which is a 
2 CONC neat Gothic structure, is the family vault of Lord Viscount Downe, in 
2 CONC which his ancestors lay interred. At the west end of the town stands a
2 CONC n old Hall, formerly the residence of the Yarburghs. The country round
2 CONC  is extremely flat and uninteresting, but abundantly fertile. Flax is 
2 CONC much cultivated in the neighbourhood." Modern atlases show Great Heck 
2 CONC and Snaith about twenty miles south of the city of York and about four
2 CONC  miles apart, Snaith east of Great Heck. Saxton-in-Elnet (not  “on-Eln
2 CONC et” in Internet sites) is north-west of these villages, between the ci
2 CONC ties of York and Leeds, about twelve miles from each city but slightly
2 CONC  south of the direct line between the cities. Any map site on the Inte
2 CONC rnet, such as Mapquest or Google, can give maps of Great Heck, Snaith,
2 CONC  and Saxton-in-Elnet.
2 CONT 
2 CONT A little review of English history might be in order: In the 1640's, E
2 CONC ngland became embroiled in a civil war between King Charles I and his 
2 CONC loyalist supporters on one hand and the Puritan-controlled Parliament 
2 CONC and its army under Oliver Cromwell on the other. Neither the Establish
2 CONC ed Church of England, of which Charles was Head, nor the Puritans tole
2 CONC rated Quakers. If indeed Richard and Mary were Quakers (a rather shaky
2 CONC  theory since The Society of Friends was not formally organized until 
2 CONC 1650), they might very well have wanted to flee England. Indeed, after
2 CONC  the capture, trial, and execution of Charles in 1649, the persecution
2 CONC  of Quakers increased under the new Commonwealth of England. Whether o
2 CONC r not Richard and Mary were Quakers, they were certainly Protestants a
2 CONC nd Non-Conformists of some kind, and they probably did not agree with 
2 CONC either the Church of England or its Puritan wing. It was not legal to 
2 CONC be a Quaker in England. Quakers were hanged both in England and in Bos
2 CONC ton, Massachusetts. That probably explains why Richard and Mary came t
2 CONC o Rhode Island where the Baptist church under Roger Williams, remember
2 CONC ing its own persecution in Massachusetts, was prepared to welcome Quak
2 CONC ers.
2 CONT 
2 CONT It has been reported that Richard and Mary came to Portsmouth, Rhode I
2 CONC sland, in 1639, but it has never been confirmed, nor has evidence been
2 CONC  found yet for the birth places of the first three children: George, A
2 CONC nne, and Elizabeth (unless George was indeed the child born in 1636 in
2 CONC  Snaith, Yorkshire).
2 CONT 
2 CONT Richard and Mary may have brought three of their children with them fr
2 CONC om England when they immigrated.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In The Descendants of Richard and Mary Sisson (page 2) David and Joan 
2 CONC Sisson say, "There are two schools of thought on the immigration of Ri
2 CONC chard to New England. The first is that he immigrated to Dartmouth, Ma
2 CONC ssachusetts [then in Plymouth Colony] in 1639 and later to Rhode 
2 CONT Island. The second is that he immigrated directly to Rhode Island befo
2 CONC re 1653. In either case Richard was received as inhabitant of Portsmou
2 CONC th June 16, 1651, admitted as a freeman in Dartmouth May 17, 1653 ("ag
2 CONC e 45") and admitted as a freeman in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, in 1655.
2 CONC  Whether he arrived in Portsmouth from Massachusetts or England is not
2 CONC  stated in the record. … To the best of our knowledge, no records exis
2 CONC t indicating Richard's presence in New England prior to 1651. This see
2 CONC ms unusual in view of the many records that exist after 1653. If on th
2 CONC e other hand, the family immigrated in 1651, his marriage and the birt
2 CONC h of his first three children would have occurred in England."
2 CONT 
2 CONT In his Sisson Family in 4 Parts, John Locke Martin said, "At a town me
2 CONC eting held in Portsmouth June 16, 1651 'Richard Sisson is received inh
2 CONC abitant amongst us and hath given his engagement'. . . . He was enroll
2 CONC ed a freeman on May 17th, 1653, and in the same year 'Goodman Sisson' 
2 CONC was chosen Constable, an office in which he must have been efficient, 
2 CONC since he was repeatedly re-elected."
2 CONT 
2 CONT Martin goes on to say that at a "Meeting of the Inhabitants of portsm:
2 CONC o [i.e., Portsmouth, Rhode Island] November 30th, 1657" it was ordered
2 CONC  that the following ten men should be given planting land on Hog Islan
2 CONC d (in Mount Hope Bay between Portsmouth and Bristol) for seven years: 
2 CONT "Edward ffisher, Richard Sison [sic], John Tripp [whose son married Ri
2 CONC chard and Mary's daughter], John Anthony, ffrancis Brayton, Thomas Gin
2 CONC ings, Ralph Earll junr:, John Archar [sic], Samuell [sic] Wilson, & Jo
2 CONC hn Baslie."
2 CONT 
2 CONT Further Portsmouth records show that in August 1653, Richard served as
2 CONC  a juror. On July 6, 1658, he bought 1/300th of Quonaquett Island and 
2 CONC 1/300th of Dutch Island. In 1660 he sold both plus an additional 1/300
2 CONC th to Peleg Sanford. John L. Martin says "About 1667 he moved to Dartm
2 CONC outh, Mass., as in that year [on June 5, 1667] he was chosen on the Gr
2 CONC and Jury, and thereafter his name appears occasionally on the Dartmout
2 CONC h records, although he held no office.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Richard had a large farm on the west bank of the Coakset River [Dartmo
2 CONC uth] at the “Head.” His house was probably near what is now the corner
2 CONC  of the “road leading southerly from the Head of Westport to South Wes
2 CONC tport, and the “Rhode Island Way” leading westerly between Sandy Pond 
2 CONC and Stafford Pond to the Sakonnet River. The location was known as “Si
2 CONC sson's,” and James Sisson, his son, kept a tavern in the old homestead
2 CONC , which was so used for nearly two centuries. . . . This part of Dartm
2 CONC outh became a part of the town of Westport in 1787. At a town meeting 
2 CONC on June 5th, 1671, Richard Sisson was elected town surveyor of highway
2 CONC s [for Portsmouth], and no further records of him are found, till his 
2 CONC death in 1684."
2 CONT 
2 CONT Martin continued, "On May 27th, 1668, Richard Sisson being 60 or there
2 CONC abouts, gave the following testimony: 'John Archer, being at my house 
2 CONC did speak as followeth, and said the deed of gift made by Namumpan to 
2 CONC John Sanford and himself was a cheat, and the intent thereof was to de
2 CONC ceive Namumpan, squaw Sachem of her land: and they were to have both c
2 CONC orn and peague to secure her land from Wamsutta or Peter Tallman, and 
2 CONC was to resign up the deed at her demand.’ Mary also spoke: ‘And I, Mar
2 CONC y Sisson, do testify that I heard the same words at the same time, and
2 CONC  further, when my husband was gone out of the house, I heard them both
2 CONC  say they were troubled in conscience they had concealed it so long, a
2 CONC nd did refuse to take part of the gratification.' The above was attest
2 CONC ed upon oath before John Cooke. On June 3rd, 1668 Richard Sisson was s
2 CONC worn to this testimony before John Alden. The event probably occurred 
2 CONC in Portsmouth, before he moved from that place to Dartmouth. John Arch
2 CONC er and John Sanford were both residents of Portsmouth."
2 CONT 
2 CONT “We have never found any indication of a formal occupation. Some have 
2 CONC called Richard a surveyor, but he held that title as an appointee of t
2 CONC he town of Dartmouth, and it is unlikely that he did much actual surve
2 CONC ying as a profession.”
2 CONT 
2 CONT Richard and Mary's son George built a house in Portsmouth, Rhode Islan
2 CONC d, on land originally owned by Richard and Mary. Possibly it was Georg
2 CONC e's son Richard who built the house. The younger Richard inherited Ric
2 CONC hard and Mary’s land from his father. The house included or replaced t
2 CONC he cellar of Richard and Mary's house. It can be seen today at 1236 Ea
2 CONC st Main Road, Portsmouth, Rhode Island. About 1998 it was purchased by
2 CONC  Roland A. Morgan, a trained historical restorer. He was planning in 1
2 CONC 998 to open an antique shop there, though in 2007 he was living upstai
2 CONC rs and only storing his finds on the ground floor. A house on that lan
2 CONC d may originally have been built in the 1650s, and some people think t
2 CONC hat the cellar was incorporated into the house now there.
2 CONT 
2 CONT During the 1660s Richard and Mary lived with or near their son James, 
2 CONC in Westport, Plymouth Colony, now in Bristol County, Massachusetts. Ja
2 CONC mes owned a large piece of land there. Richard and Mary returned to Po
2 CONC rtsmouth, probably before King Philip's War in 1675-1676. See 
2 CONT http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Philip's_War for an account of that 
2 CONC war. Richard died in Portsmouth, though later Mary returned to Dartmou
2 CONC th and died there.
2 CONT 
2 CONT “Before the King Philip War it would have been venturesome to think of
2 CONC  settling eight miles from the seashore [at Westport], and so far as i
2 CONC s known only one made the attempt. If the information furnished by the
2 CONC  records is complete, the first man to locate at the head of the Noquo
2 CONC choke River was Richard Sisson, and he was bold and hardy enough to lo
2 CONC cate his home as early as 1671 on the west side of the river and on th
2 CONC e south side of the highway, for in that year he was elected surveyor 
2 CONC of the Town Roads.” From Henry B. Worth. An address at Westport’s "Old
2 CONC  Home Week," 24 August 1908. Quoted in John L. Martin's "The Sisson Fa
2 CONC mily."
2 CONT 
2 CONT "The will of Richard Sisson was dated October 18th, 1683, and was prov
2 CONC ed in Dartmouth February 26th 1684. The executor was his son James." T
2 CONC he inventory was dated Nov. 15, 1683 (The will is listed under Richard
2 CONC  Sison [sic] at http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/users/deetz/Plymouth/wil
2 CONC lsindex00.html).
2 CONT 
2 CONT "To wife Mary, my dwelling house and movables during her life, and twe
2 CONC lve pounds sterling yearly rent; with firewood, orchard fruit, land fo
2 CONC r garden, liberty to keep poultry for her use, and also a horse to be 
2 CONC maintained and kept at her command to ride on, also 2 oxen and two cow
2 CONC s that I bought with my money; all debts due me I give to my wife. She
2 CONC  shall have a milch cow maintained for her use, with winter shelter an
2 CONC d summer pasture during live and two parts of all my swine. Also she s
2 CONC hall have her corn carried to the mill and the meal brought home again
2 CONC  sufficient for use during life, and 10 bushels of Indian corn, 3 of R
2 CONC ye and half of my wheat and barley.
2 CONT 
2 CONT “To son James, all my housing and land in Dartmouth, excepting land ne
2 CONC ar Pongansett Pond and reservations to wife as aforesaid.
2 CONT 
2 CONT “To daughter Ann Tripp and her husband Peleg, tract of land near Ponga
2 CONC nsett Pond, and to daughter Tripp and her husband Peleg Tripp's childr
2 CONC en, all those sheep he is keeping.
2 CONT 
2 CONT “To son John, all my house and land in Portsmouth.
2 CONT 
2 CONT “To son George, five pounds in money.
2 CONT 
2 CONT “To daughter Elizabeth Allen, wife of Caleb Allen, five pounds.
2 CONT 
2 CONT “To Indian servant Samuel, a two-year-old mare.
2 CONT 
2 CONT “To grandchild Mary Sisson, daughter of George, three cows and one bed
2 CONC , etc., on the day of her marriage, and one pewter flagon and brass ke
2 CONC ttle which were her Aunt Mary's."
2 CONT 
2 CONT "The inventory of the estate was Ð600/19s . viz:
2 CONT 
2 CONT House & lands in Dartmouth Ð40
2 CONT 
2 CONT [ditto] Rhode Island Ð60
2 CONT 
2 CONT Cattle and horse kind Ð113/15s
2 CONT 
2 CONT Swine Ð30
2 CONT 
2 CONT Sheep Ð14/10s
2 CONT 
2 CONT Beds, etc. Ð50
2 CONT 
2 CONT New cloth, wool yarn, hemp & flax Ð13
2 CONT 
2 CONT One Negro servant Ð28
2 CONT 
2 CONT One Indian [ditto] Ð10
2 CONT 
2 CONT Money Ð12"
2 CONT 
2 CONT Useful references for Richard and his descendants are:
2 CONT 
2 CONT      * Rhodes, ed. "Colonial Families of the United States," Vol II (D
2 CONC &J Sisson’s  #4)
2 CONT 
2 CONT      * Austin, John O. "160 Allied Families" (Salem, Mass.) pages 120,
2 CONC   208-12 (D&J #5)
2 CONT 
2 CONT      * Munsell et al. "American Ancestry," (1899) Vol. 12 (D&J #6)
2 CONT 
2 CONT      * Arnold, James N. "Rhode Island Vital Records" (D&J #7)
2 CONT 
2 CONT      * Welling, B. "They Were Here, Too" (Greenwich, Washington County
2 CONC , NY: New York Historical Society, 1963-71) (D&J #8)
2 CONT 
2 CONT      * Paige, Lucius R. "List of Freemen of Massachusetts, 1630-1691" 
2 CONC (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1978) (D&J #9)
2 CONT 
2 CONT      * Austin, John O. "The Genealogical Dictionary of RI," (Albany, 1
2 CONC 887), p. 181 (D&J #10)
2 CONT 
2 CONT      * Martin, John L. "Sisson Family" (New Bedford, Mass.: typescript
2 CONC , 1930s; indexed by David S. Martin, 1991) Vol I, pp 10-4, 7, 17 (D&J 
2 CONC #11)
2 CONT 
2 CONT      * Rhode Island Historical Society. "The Early Records of the Town
2 CONC  of Portsmouth." (Freeman and Sons, 1901) (D&J #392)
2 CONT  
2 CONT  Richard married Mary about 1644 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. Mary was
2 CONC  born about 1615. She died 22 Sep 1692 in Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Mass
2 CONC achusetts.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "The wife of Richard Sisson was Mary . . . . .  The date of her birth 
2 CONC and marriage are not known, but she died in 1692. Her will dated April
2 CONC  15th, 1690 was proved in Dartmouth on December 1st, 1692, her son Jam
2 CONC es being executor, and the witnesses were Joseph Tripp, George Cadman,
2 CONC  and John Anthony." [John L. Martin. "The Sisson Family" part 1, page 
2 CONC 3]
2 CONT 
2 CONT The text of Mary’s will as given in “Abstracts from the first book of 
2 CONC Bristol County [Massachusetts] Records”:
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mary Sison of Dartmouth widow, made her will "the fifteenth day of the
2 CONC  second month Caled aprill" 1690, "being uery ill in body.”
2 CONT 
2 CONT [U=V in early writing. Sometimes f = s. Ð = the symbol for pounds ster
2 CONC ling.]
2 CONT 
2 CONT - To my loving son Georg Sison Ð35 in money and a Bible.
2 CONT 
2 CONT - To my two grandchildren John and Mary Sison, children of my son John
2 CONC  Sison Ð35 in money to be divided equally between them, to be paid to 
2 CONC my son George Sison for the use of said two grandchildren.
2 CONT 
2 CONT - All my brass, pewter, iron, linen and woolen, milk vessels and pails
2 CONC  shall be divided into three equal parts.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      + One part I give to my daughter Elizabeth wife of Caleb Allin, a
2 CONC lso Ð5/10 [Five pounds/ten shillings] in money, one chest and a wheel.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      + Another part I give to my daughter Ann wife of Peleg Tripp, als
2 CONC o Ð5..10 in money, a chest and a wheel.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      + The other part I give to my granddaughter Mary Sison daughter o
2 CONC f my son George Sison, also Ð5 in money.
2 CONT 
2 CONT - I hereby acknowledge that I have received of my son James Sison in f
2 CONC ull for all estate left me by my husband Richard Sison in his will, an
2 CONC d acquit him of the same. Said son James to be sole executor.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Witnessed by Joseph Tripp, George Cadman, and Jno Anthony, of whom the
2 CONC  first two made oath at Bristol Dec. 1, 1692 before John Saffin.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Attest
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Stephen Burton Registr.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Entered Sept: 1693 by John Cary Registr.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT This transcript was made from the New England Historic and Genealogica
2 CONC l Register, vol. 62 (1908), p 182.)
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT The receipts for the bequests were signed and witnessed:
2 CONT 
2 CONT     Georg Sison [sic] "of Road Island in the Collony of Road Island an
2 CONC d prouidence plantations" [U=V in early writing] received of my brothe
2 CONC r James Sison of Dartmuth the money and goods given me by my mother Ma
2 CONC ry Sison by her will. Dated “the feuenteenth of ye 10th mth Cald Decem
2 CONC ber 1692" and witnessed by Valentine Hudelstun and Richard Allen. Ente
2 CONC red Oct. 10, 1693 by John Cary Registr.
2 CONT 
2 CONT “George Sisson of Road Island gave receipt to my brother James Sisson 
2 CONC of Dartmouth for L35 in money that my mother Mary Sisson gave by will 
2 CONC my brother John Sisson's two children. Dated Dec. 17, 1692, and witnes
2 CONC sed by Valentine Hudelstun and Richard Allen. Entered Oct. 10, 1693 by
2 CONC  John Cary Registr.
2 CONT 
2 CONT “Elizabeth Allen wife of Caleb Allen of Sandwich, Barnstable Co., has 
2 CONC received of my brother James Sisson of Dartmouth the money and goods g
2 CONC iven me by my mother Mary Sisson in her will. Dated Dec. 17, 1692, and
2 CONC  witnessed by Vallentine Hudlestun and Deliverance Smith. Entered 
2 CONT Oct.10, 1693 by John Cary Registr.
2 CONT 
2 CONT “Ann Tripp wife of Peleg Tripp of the Colleny of Road Island and proui
2 CONC dence plantations" has received of my brother James Sisson of Dartmout
2 CONC h, the money and goods given me by my mother Mary Sisson in her will. 
2 CONC Dated Dec. 17, 1692 and witnessed by Vallentine Hudlestun and Richard 
2 CONC Allen.
2 CONT 
2 CONT “Mary Sisson daughter of George Sisson “of Road Island Colleny & provi
2 CONC dence plantations" has received of my uncle James Sisson of Dartmouth 
2 CONC all the money and goods given me by my grandmother Mary Sisson her wil
2 CONC l. Dated Dec. 17, 1692 and witnessed by Valentine Hudlestun and Delive
2 CONC rance Smith.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The house Mary lived in had probably been transferred to James. Mary's
2 CONC  inventory was: "Ð120 in silver money, plus 29 cheeses, etc."
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07851@
0 @ind16016@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /FREEMAN/
2 DISPLAY MARY FREEMAN
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN FREEMAN
1 POSITION 15270,-680
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 15205,-624,15336,-761
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1610
2 NOTE Birth: 1610 in of, Dartmouth, Bristol, Mass 1 
2 PLAC Dartmouth, Bristol, Mass
3 _XREF @place00087@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 22 SEP 1692
2 PLAC Dartmouth, Bristol, Ma
3 _XREF @place00091@
2 NOTE Death: 22 Sep 1692 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Ma 1 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT  Anne SISSIONS b: 1647/1648 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Mass
2 CONT  Elizabeth SISSON b: 8 Apr 1650 in , Dartmouth, Bristol, Mass
2 CONT  Anne SISSON b: 1660 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Mass
2 CONT  Anne SISSON b: ABT 1646 in of Dartmouth, Bristol, Ma
2 CONT  Mary SISSON b: 1653 in Portsmouth, Newport, Ri
2 CONT  George SISSON b: 17 Jul 1636 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Mass
2 CONT  James SISSON b: 8 Apr 1656 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Mass
2 CONT  Eliza (or) Elizabeth SISSON b: 8 Apr 1650 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Mass
2 CONT  Mary SISSON b: 24 Jun 1639 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Mass
2 CONT  John SISSON b: 1658 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Mass
2 CONT  James SISSON b: 8 Apr 1650 in Dartmouth, Bristol, England
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00160@
1 FAMS @fam07851@
0 @ind16038@ INDI
1 NAME GEORGE /GARDINER/
2 DISPLAY GEORGE GARDINER
2 GIVN GEORGE
2 SURN GARDINER
1 POSITION -21860,-680
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -21926,-624,-21793,-761
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 15 MAY 1624
2 NOTE born May 15, 1624 in London, London, England
2 PLAC London, London, England
3 _XREF @place00021@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 20 AUG 1679
2 PLAC Kings County, Rhode Island.
3 _XREF @place00022@
2 NOTE and died August 20, 1679 in Kings County, Rhode Island.
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE GEORGE GARDNER (Thomas2, Thomas1) He married (1) HERODIAS LONG, b. Lon
2 CONC don, London, England; (2) LYDIA BALLOU June 2, 1660, Kingstown, Washin
2 CONC gton County, Rhode Island.
1 FAMS @fam07861@
1 FAMC @fam07862@
0 @ind16039@ INDI
1 NAME HERODIAS HICKS /LONG/
2 DISPLAY HERODIAS HICKS LONG
2 GIVN HERODIAS
2 MIDDLE HICKS
2 SURN LONG
1 POSITION -21590,-670
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -21656,-614,-21524,-776
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1623
2 NOTE Birth: 1623 in Southwark, London, England 1  
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Southwark, London, England
3 _XREF @place00026@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1722
2 PLAC Rhode Island
3 _XREF @place00008@
2 NOTE Death: 1722 in Rhode Island, 1  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Herodias Hicks LONG 
2 CONT Sex: F 
2 CONT Father: Robert Long b. 1590 in St Albans, Hertfordshire, England 
2 CONT Mother: Elizabeth b. 1605 in England 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT m. (1) JOHN HICKS March 14, 1637; (3) JOHN PORTER.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children of GEORGE GARDNER and HERODIAS LONG: 
2 CONT BENONI GARDNER, b. 1642, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d. 173
2 CONC 1, Wickford, Washington County, Rhode Island; m. MARY ELDRED 1666, Kin
2 CONC gstown, Washington County, Rhode Island; daughter of Samuel Eldred and
2 CONC  Elizabeth Miller; b. June 15, 1646, Cambridge, Middlesex County, Mass
2 CONC achusetts; d. November 16, 1729, Wickford, Washington County, Rhode Is
2 CONC land. 
2 CONT HENRY GARDNER, b. 1645, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d. Apri
2 CONC l 26, 1744, Narragansett, Washington County, Rhode Island; m. (1) JOAN
2 CONC  ?; (2) ABIGAIL RICHMOND February 25, 1691, North Kingstown, Washingto
2 CONC n County, Rhode Island; b. 1656. Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island
2 CONC ; d. 1744. 
2 CONT Notes for ABIGAIL RICHMOND: 
2 CONT m. (1) John Remington, 1679.
2 CONT GEORGE GARDNER, b. 1647, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d. 172
2 CONC 4, Narragansett, Washington County, Rhode Island; m. TABITHA TEFFT Feb
2 CONC ruary 13, 1670, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; b. 1653, Portsm
2 CONC outh, Newport County, Rhode Island. 
2 CONT WILLIAM GARDNER, b. 1649, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d. Ma
2 CONC rch 11, 1711, Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island; m. ELIZABETH
2 CONC  HORNE 1671, Swansea, Bristol County, Massachusetts; d. 1737. 
2 CONT NICHOLAS GARDNER, b. 1654, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d. 1
2 CONC 712; m. HANNAH PALMER 1680, North Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode 
2 CONC Island; b. October 10, 1663, Warwick, Kent County, Rhode Island. 
2 CONT DORCAS GARDNER, b. 1656, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d. 170
2 CONC 2, m. JOHN WATSON November 17, 1673, South Kingstown, Washington Count
2 CONC y, Rhode Island; son of John Watson and Margaret Taylor; b. 1654, Nort
2 CONC h Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island; d. March 11, 1728, North
2 CONC  Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island. 
2 CONT Notes for JOHN WATSON: 
2 CONT m. (2) REBECCA GARDNER.
2 CONT REBECCA GARDNER, b. 1658; m. JOHN WATSON. 
2 CONT Notes for JOHN WATSON: 
2 CONT m. (1) DORCAS GARDNER.
2 CONT  
2 CONT Children of GEORGE GARDNER and LDYIA BALLOU: 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00506@
1 FAMS @fam07861@
1 FAMC @fam07863@
0 @ind16040@ INDI
1 NAME MICHAEL (REV.) /GARDINER/
2 DISPLAY MICHAEL (REV.) GARDINER
2 GIVN MICHAEL
2 MIDDLE (REV.)
2 SURN GARDINER
1 POSITION -21940,-500
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -22006,-458,-21873,-606
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Rev. Michael GARDINER
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07862@
0 @ind16041@ INDI
1 NAME MARGARET /BROWNE/
2 DISPLAY MARGARET BROWNE
2 GIVN MARGARET
2 SURN BROWNE
1 POSITION -21780,-490
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -21851,-448,-21708,-571
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07862@
0 @ind16042@ INDI
1 NAME ROBERT /LONG/
2 DISPLAY ROBERT LONG
2 GIVN ROBERT
2 SURN LONG
1 POSITION -21660,-490
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -21725,-434,-21594,-571
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1590
2 NOTE 1590 in Of St. Albns, Hertfordshire, England 
2 PLAC St. Albns, Hertfordshire, England
3 _XREF @place00027@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 9 JAN 1663
2 PLAC Charlestown, Middesex, Ma.
3 _XREF @place00028@
2 NOTE Death: 9 JAN 1663/64 in Charlestown, Middesex, Ma. 1  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07863@
1 FAMC @fam07864@
0 @ind16043@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH //
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
1 POSITION -21540,-490
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -21608,-434,-21471,-546
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1605
2 PLAC ENGLAND
3 _XREF @place00015@
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE b. 1605 in England 
2 CONT Marriage: 1633 1  
2 CONT Children:   
2 CONT Herodias Long b. 1623 in Southwark, London, England
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT   
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07863@
0 @ind16044@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN (ENGLAND) /LONG/
2 DISPLAY JOHN (ENGLAND) LONG
2 GIVN JOHN
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN LONG
1 POSITION -21760,-280
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -21828,-224,-21691,-386
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 3 NOV 1560
2 NOTE b. 3 NOV 1560 in Dunstable, Bedfordshire, England 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Dunstable, Bedfordshire, England
3 _XREF @place00029@
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  John Long 
1 FAMS @fam07864@
0 @ind16045@ INDI
1 NAME MARIE (ENGLAND) //
2 DISPLAY MARIE (ENGLAND)
2 GIVN MARIE
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
1 POSITION -21560,-300
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -21628,-244,-21491,-381
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1559
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE   Marie Mrs Long b. ABT 1559 in Dunstable, Bedfordshire, England 
2 CONT     
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07864@
0 @ind16046@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /WATSON/
2 DISPLAY JOHN WATSON
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN WATSON
1 POSITION -22250,-680
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -22307,-638,-22193,-761
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE son of John Watson and Margaret Taylor;  
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07865@
0 @ind16047@ INDI
1 NAME MARGARET /TAYLOR/
2 DISPLAY MARGARET TAYLOR
2 GIVN MARGARET
2 SURN TAYLOR
1 POSITION -22050,-680
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -22121,-638,-21978,-761
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07865@
0 @ind16048@ INDI
1 NAME HENRY /GARDINER/
2 DISPLAY HENRY GARDINER
2 GIVN HENRY
2 SURN GARDINER
1 POSITION -18160,-280
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -18226,-238,-18093,-361
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07867@
0 @ind16049@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION -18080,-290
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -18122,-248,-18038,-332
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07867@
0 @ind16050@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /BROWNE/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS BROWNE
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN BROWNE
1 POSITION -17980,-280
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -18038,-238,-17922,-361
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07868@
0 @ind16051@ INDI
1 NAME ALICE /CHAPMAN/
2 DISPLAY ALICE CHAPMAN
2 GIVN ALICE
2 SURN CHAPMAN
1 POSITION -17870,-280
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -17934,-238,-17806,-361
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07868@
0 @ind16052@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /GREENMAN/
2 DISPLAY JOHN GREENMAN
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN GREENMAN
1 POSITION 13140,-670
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 13068,-614,13213,-751
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1602
2 NOTE  b: Abt. 1602 in Somersetshire, England
2 PLAC Somersetshire, England
3 _XREF @place00094@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1655
2 PLAC Newport Co., Rhode Island
3 _XREF @place00095@
2 NOTE d: Aft. 1655 in Newport, Newport Co., Rhode Island  
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  England before 1611, in R.I. by 1631
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
1 FAMS @fam07869@
0 @ind16053@ INDI
1 NAME MARY //
2 DISPLAY MARY
2 GIVN MARY
1 POSITION 13340,-670
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 13298,-614,13382,-726
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1606
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Mary ???  b: Abt. 1606 in Newport, Newport Co., Rhode Island  d: in Rh
2 CONC ode Island  Age at birth of first child: 24 est.
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07869@
0 @ind16054@ INDI
1 NAME  THOMAS  /BLISS /
2 DISPLAY  THOMAS  BLISS 
2 GIVN  THOMAS 
2 SURN BLISS 
1 POSITION -15100,-450
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -15165,-394,-15034,-531
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1588
2 NOTE , born Abt. 1588 in Preston Para, Northamptonshire, England; 
2 PLAC Preston Para, Northamptonshire, England;
3 _XREF @place00101@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 21 OCT 1647
2 PLAC Rehoboth, Bristol Co, MA.
3 _XREF @place00102@
2 NOTE THOMAS BLISS, ; died Bef. October 21, 1647 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co, MA
3 CONC .
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE . THOMAS BLISS 
1 FAMS @fam07870@
1 FAMC @fam07871@
0 @ind16055@ INDI
1 NAME  DOROTHY /WHEATLEIGH./
2 DISPLAY  DOROTHY WHEATLEIGH.
2 GIVN  DOROTHY
2 SURN WHEATLEIGH.
1 POSITION -14870,-440
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -14954,-384,-14785,-521
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 22 AUG 1591
2 NOTE born Bef. August 22, 1591 in Maiden Newton, Dorset, England; 
2 PLAC Maiden Newton, Dorset, England
3 _XREF @place00103@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1638
2 NOTE died Aft. 1638.
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE ..DOROTHY WHEATLEIGH, 
2 CONT Children of THOMAS BLISS and DOROTHY WHEATLEIGH are: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT   5677 i.   ELIZABETH BLISS, born September 9, 1615 in Daventry, North
2 CONC ampshire, England; died February 1675/76 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co, MA; 
2 CONC married THOMAS (WILMOT) WILLMARTH , SR. September 18, 1640 in Rehoboth
2 CONC , Bristol Co, MA. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    ii.   Mary Bliss, born Bef. March 16, 1616/17 in Daventry, Northamp
2 CONC shire, England; married Nathaniel Harmon Bef. 1649. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    iii.   Jane Bliss, born Bef. January 14, 1617/18 in Daventry, North
2 CONC ampshire, England; died Bef. September 16, 1621 in Daventry, Northamps
2 CONC hire, England. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    iv.   Thomas Bliss, born Bef. September 19, 1618 in Daventry, North
2 CONC ampshire, England; died April 15, 1688 in Norwich, New London, CT. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    v.   John Bliss, born Bef. November 12, 1620 in Daventry, Northamps
2 CONC hire, England; died in England. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    vi.   Msrtha Bliss, born December 8, 1622 in Daventry, Northampshir
2 CONC e, England; died November 3, 1676 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co, MA; married
2 CONC  Nicholas Ide 1647 in Springfield, Hampden Co, MA. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    vii.   Nathaniel Bliss, born Bef. December 28, 1622 in Daventry, No
2 CONC rthampshire, England; died November 2, 1654 in Springfield, Hampden Co
2 CONC , MA; married Catherine Chapin November 20, 1646 in Springfield, Hampd
2 CONC en Co, MA. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    viii.   Jonathan Bliss, born March 11, 1625/26 in Daventry, Northam
2 CONC pshire, England; died Bef. June 11, 1687 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co, MA; 
2 CONC married Miriam Harmon Abt. 1648 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co, MA. 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00349@
1 FAMS @fam07870@
1 FAMC @fam07872@
0 @ind16056@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /BLYSSE/
2 DISPLAY JOHN BLYSSE
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN BLYSSE
1 POSITION -15170,-240
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -15221,-198,-15119,-321
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07871@
0 @ind16057@ INDI
1 NAME MARY / FIENES./
2 DISPLAY MARY  FIENES.
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN  FIENES.
1 POSITION -15060,-240
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -15111,-198,-15009,-321
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE MARY FIENES. 
1 FAMS @fam07871@
0 @ind16058@ INDI
1 NAME FRANK /WHEATLEIGH/
2 DISPLAY FRANK WHEATLEIGH
2 GIVN FRANK
2 SURN WHEATLEIGH
1 POSITION -14930,-240
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -15011,-198,-14848,-321
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07872@
0 @ind16059@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION -14820,-230
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -14862,-188,-14778,-272
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07872@
0 @ind16060@ INDI
1 NAME EDMUND /BOSWORTH/
2 DISPLAY EDMUND BOSWORTH
2 GIVN EDMUND
2 SURN BOSWORTH
1 PICTURES @pic00034@
2 PRIMARY @pic00034@
1 POSITION -10500,-480
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -10573,-424,-10426,-561
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1636
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07873@
0 @ind16061@ INDI
1 NAME MARY //
2 DISPLAY MARY
2 GIVN MARY
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2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -10442,-428,-10358,-526
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07873@
0 @ind16062@ INDI
1 NAME ALEXANDER / WIGNALL /
2 DISPLAY ALEXANDER  WIGNALL 
2 GIVN ALEXANDER
2 SURN  WIGNALL 
1 POSITION -10730,-250
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -10805,-194,-10654,-331
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1578
2 NOTE Birth: ABT 1578 in England 
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE MAY 1631
2 PLAC Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00109@
2 NOTE  AFT MAY 1631 in Massachusetts 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Alexander WIGNALL   
2 CONT 1. Alexander came to Watertown, Massachusetts about 1628.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 2. On October 19, 1630 Alexander asked for and on May 18, 1631 took th
2 CONC e o ath of Freeman of Massachusetts. In both lists his name has the pr
2 CONC ef ix of "Mr." showing respect. He was a either a scholar or property 
2 CONC own er with his name next above Captain William Jennison who may have 
2 CONC been ass ociated with Alexander.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 3. "The Great Migration Begins" doubts Alexander was the father of Eli
2 CONC zab eth and considers him to be the same "Jno. Wignall a 1630 list of 
2 CONC Charlest own inhabitants as included in the following:
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Jno. Wignall" is included in 1630 Charlestown list of inhabitan ts as
2 CONC  one of four who "went & built in the main on the 
2 CONT northeast side of the northwest creek of this town" [ ChTR 5]. In ne x
2 CONC t list, also for 1630, is Walter Pope, who "bought 
2 CONT Jno. Wignall's house & land" [ ChTR 6].
2 CONT 
2 CONT 3 May 1631: "Alex: Wignall" on jury for Dexter vs. Endicott [ MBCR 1: 
2 CONC 86].
2 CONT 
2 CONT 18 May 1631: "Mr. Alex: Wignall" admitted as a freeman [ MBCR 1:366 ].
2 CONC  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 16 August 1631: "Mr. Alex: Wignall" fined five marks for drunkenne ss 
2 CONC [ MBCR 1:91].
2 CONT 
2 CONT 6 Sept. 1631: "Mr. Alex: Wignall is fined 40sh., bound to his good be 
2 CONC havior, & enjoined to remove his dwelling to some settled 
2 CONT plantation before the last of May next, for drunkenness & much misdea 
2 CONC meanor by him committed at the plantation where he 
2 CONT now dwelleth" [ MBCR 1:91].
2 CONT 
2 CONT 2 July 1633: "Mr. Woolridge & Mr. Gibbons are appointed to join wi th 
2 CONC Mr. Graves & Mr. Geneson to inventory the goods & 
2 CONT chattels of Alex: Wignall" [ MBCR 1:106].
2 CONT 
2 CONT COMMENT: In the Charlestown records are two references to John Wignal 
2 CONC l, and in the Colony records are five entries for 
2 CONT Alexander Wignall, and nowhere else do we see this surname at this ea 
2 CONC rly date. John Wignall is said to have "built on the main" 
2 CONT with three others, WALTER NORTON , EDWARD GIBBONS and WILLIAM JENNIN G
2 CONC S [i.e, JENNISON]. Alexander Wignall is 
2 CONT seen in the Colony records interacting with this same group, especial 
2 CONC ly at the time of the inventory of his estate. Note that the 
2 CONT inventory record does not describe him as deceased as it does with ot 
2 CONC hers, so he may simply have abandoned his land and 
2 CONT goods, realizing that the Puritan commonwealth was not for him. (S ee 
2 CONC GMN 2:3, 5-6, 5:32 for further discussion on these points.)
2 CONT 
2 CONT We conclude that all these records refer to one man, and that the Chr 
2 CONC istian name given in the Colony records is to be preferred 
2 CONT over that in the town records. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1935 Raymon Meyers Tingley published an undocumented account of Al 
2 CONC exander Wignall, giving him two children - a son John 
2 CONT (based on the records discussed above) and a daughter Elizabeth who m 
2 CONC arried Richard Ingraham [ Tingley-Meyers 441]. Nothing 
2 CONT is known about the wife of Richard Ingraham, and this whole construct 
2 CONC ion apparently derived from Tingley's imagination.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown
2 CONT Married: BEF 1604
2 CONT Children
2 CONT  Elizabeth WIGNALL b: ABT 1604 in Frating, Essex, Suffolk, England
2 CONT 
2 CONT Sources:
2 CONT Title: Ancestral Lines
2 CONT Author: Carl Boyer
2 CONT Publication: 3rd Edition
2 CONT Note: CBoyer3154@yahoo.com, 661-259-3154, 
2 CONT PO Box 220333, Santa Clara, CA 91322-0333
2 CONT Note: Excellent
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Note: Chesebro' Reference Material
2 CONT Media: Book
2 CONT Page: page 330 
2 CONT Title: Vandenburgh Family Records
2 CONT Author: George W. Vandenburgh
2 CONT Publication: 1998
2 CONT Note: Sources include "A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers
2 CONC  of New England", by Savage; "Some Ancestor Lines", by Ramon Myers Tin
2 CONC gley; and "New England Historical and Genealogical Register" Vol . 3, 
2 CONC -
2 CONT 1004 Burlington Beach Road,
2 CONT Valparaiso IN, USA 46383
2 CONT Note: Good
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Note: 6-4279
2 CONT Media: Letter 
2 CONT   
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07874@
0 @ind16063@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION -10530,-250
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -10572,-208,-10488,-292
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07874@
0 @ind16064@ INDI
1 NAME HENRY (ENGLAND) /SUTTON/
2 DISPLAY HENRY (ENGLAND) SUTTON
2 GIVN HENRY
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN SUTTON
1 POSITION -11820,-250
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -11871,-207,-11768,-329
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1567
2 NOTE  B: 1567
3 CONT Attleborough,Englandengland,Norfolk,England 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Attleborough,Englandengland,Norfolk,England
3 _XREF @place00126@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1599
2 PLAC Attleborough,Englandengland,Norfolk,England
3 _XREF @place00126@
2 NOTE D: 1599
3 CONT Attleborough,Englandengland,Norfolk,England 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Henry Sutton
1 FAMS @fam07875@
0 @ind16065@ INDI
1 NAME SARAH /TILDEN/
2 DISPLAY SARAH TILDEN
2 GIVN SARAH
2 SURN TILDEN
1 POSITION -11710,-250
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -11745,-216,-11674,-311
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07875@
0 @ind16066@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS (ENGLAND) /ORMSBEE/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS (ENGLAND) ORMSBEE
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN ORMSBEE
1 POSITION -12570,-460
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -12638,-404,-12501,-566
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1580
2 NOTE B: 1580
3 CONT Alford,,Lincolnshire,England 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Alford,,Lincolnshire,England
3 _XREF @place00118@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1657
2 PLAC Boston,,Lincolnshire,England
3 _XREF @place00119@
2 NOTE Thomas Ormsbee  
3 CONT D: 1657
3 CONT Boston,,Lincolnshire,England 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Thomas Ormsbee  
1 FAMS @fam07876@
0 @ind16067@ INDI
1 NAME MARIA (ENGLAND) /UNDERWOOD/
2 DISPLAY MARIA (ENGLAND) UNDERWOOD
2 GIVN MARIA
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN UNDERWOOD
1 POSITION -12430,-460
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -12513,-404,-12347,-566
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1584
2 NOTE B: 1584
3 CONT Alford,,Lincolnshire,England 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Alford,,Lincolnshire,England
3 _XREF @place00118@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1661
2 PLAC Boston,,Lincolnshire,England
3 _XREF @place00119@
2 NOTE D: 1661
3 CONT Boston,,Lincolnshire,England 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Maria Underwood 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07876@
0 @ind16068@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /FITCH/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS FITCH
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN FITCH
1 POSITION -12010,-490
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -12075,-434,-11944,-571
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1590
2 NOTE Bocking,,Essex,England 
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1633
2 PLAC Bocking,,Essex,England
3 _XREF @place00120@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Thomas Fitch 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07877@
1 FAMC @fam07878@
0 @ind16069@ INDI
1 NAME ANNA /REEVE/
2 DISPLAY ANNA REEVE
2 GIVN ANNA
2 SURN REEVE
1 POSITION -11870,-490
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -11935,-434,-11804,-571
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 29 NOV 1590
2 NOTE B: 1590-11-29
3 CONT Garret Manor,Bocking,Essex,England 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Garret Manor,Bocking,Essex,England
3 _XREF @place00121@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 20 JAN 1686
2 PLAC Norwalk,Fairfield,Connecticut,USA
3 _XREF @place00122@
2 NOTE 1686-01-20
3 CONT Norwalk,Fairfield,Connecticut,USA 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Anna Reeve 
1 FAMS @fam07877@
0 @ind16070@ INDI
1 NAME GEORGE (ENGLAND) /FITCH/
2 DISPLAY GEORGE (ENGLAND) FITCH
2 GIVN GEORGE
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN FITCH
1 POSITION -12060,-270
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -12111,-227,-12008,-349
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1556
2 NOTE B: 1556
3 CONT Braintree,Bocking,Essex,England 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Braintree,Bocking,Essex,England
3 _XREF @place00123@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 12 MAY 1605
2 PLAC Bocking,,Essex,England
3 _XREF @place00120@
2 NOTE D: 1605-05-12
3 CONT Bocking,,Essex,England 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE George Fitch 
1 FAMS @fam07878@
0 @ind16071@ INDI
1 NAME JOAN /THURGOOD/
2 DISPLAY JOAN THURGOOD
2 GIVN JOAN
2 SURN THURGOOD
1 POSITION -11950,-270
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -12003,-227,-11897,-331
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1553
2 NOTE  B: 1553
3 CONT Elsenham,,Essex,England 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Elsenham,,Essex,England
3 _XREF @place00124@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1600
2 PLAC Edwardstone,,Essex,England
3 _XREF @place00125@
2 NOTE D: 1600
3 CONT Edwardstone,,Essex,England 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Joan Thurgood
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07878@
0 @ind16072@ INDI
1 NAME FRANCES /LITTLE/
2 DISPLAY FRANCES LITTLE
2 GIVN FRANCES
2 SURN LITTLE
1 POSITION -11600,-270
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -11646,-227,-11553,-331
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1596
2 NOTE 1596
3 CONT Attlebobo,,,England 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Attlebobo,,,England
3 _XREF @place00127@
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Francis Little 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07879@
0 @ind16073@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION -11470,-270
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -11504,-236,-11436,-304
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07879@
0 @ind16074@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS (ENGLAND) /COWPER/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS (ENGLAND) COWPER
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN COWPER
1 POSITION -13140,-290
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -13191,-247,-13088,-369
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1580
2 NOTE Born:  abt 1580
3 CONT Hingham, [parish], Norfolk, England   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Hingham, [parish], Norfolk, England
3 _XREF @place00128@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 22 DEC 1611
2 PLAC Hingham, [parish], Norfolk, England
3 _XREF @place00128@
2 NOTE Died:  22 Dec 1611
3 CONT Hingham, [parish], Norfolk, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Thomas Cowper 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07880@
0 @ind16075@ INDI
1 NAME MARGARET (ENGLAND) //
2 DISPLAY MARGARET (ENGLAND)
2 GIVN MARGARET
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
1 POSITION -13040,-290
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -13092,-256,-12987,-351
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07880@
0 @ind16079@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /TEFFT/
2 DISPLAY JOHN TEFFT
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN TEFFT
1 POSITION 12020,-680
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 11955,-624,12086,-761
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1614
2 NOTE John Tefft 
3 CONT Born:  1614
3 CONT Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, USA
3 _XREF @place00137@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 26 JAN 1676
2 PLAC Kingstown, Washington, Rhode Island, USA
3 _XREF @place00138@
2 NOTE Died:  26 Jan 1676
3 CONT Kingstown, Washington, Rhode Island, USA  
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07882@
1 FAMC @fam07883@
0 @ind16080@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /BARBER/
2 DISPLAY MARY BARBER
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN BARBER
1 POSITION 12330,-690
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 12265,-634,12396,-771
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1618
2 NOTE Born: 1618 in Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, USA
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, USA
3 _XREF @place00137@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1679
2 PLAC Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, USA
3 _XREF @place00137@
2 NOTE Mary Barber 
3 CONT Born: 1618 in Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, USA
3 CONT Died: 1679 in Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, USA
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Mary Barber 
2 CONT CHILDREN
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT Samel Wilson    1631 in [city], [county], Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Mary Tefft  F abt 1640 in Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Elizabeth Taft Tefft  F 1640 in Stonington, New London, Connecticut, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT Wilson Tefft  M abt 1642 in Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Mary Tift  F 1642 in Providence, [county], Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Samuel Tefft  M 1644 in Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Joshua Tefft  M 1646 in South Kingston, Washington, Rhode Island, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Tabitha Tefft  F 1653 in New Port, Newport, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT John Tefft  M 1676 in South Kingston, Washington, Rhode Island, USA 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00225@
1 FAMS @fam07882@
1 FAMC @fam07884@
0 @ind16081@ INDI
1 NAME WILLIAM /TEFFT/
2 DISPLAY WILLIAM TEFFT
2 GIVN WILLIAM
2 SURN TEFFT
1 POSITION 11920,-470
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 11855,-414,11986,-551
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1600
2 NOTE Born:  abt 1600
3 CONT Appleby, [parish], Lincolnshire, England   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Appleby, [parish], Lincolnshire, England
3 _XREF @place00139@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1648
2 PLAC Kingstown, Washington, Rhode Island, USA
3 _XREF @place00138@
2 NOTE William Tefft 
3 CONT Died:  abt 1648
3 CONT Kingstown, Washington, Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07883@
0 @ind16082@ INDI
1 NAME ANN //
2 DISPLAY ANN
2 GIVN ANN
1 POSITION 12120,-470
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 12055,-414,12186,-526
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1600
2 NOTE Born: abt 1600 in [city], [parish], [county], England
2 PLAC England
3 _XREF @place00004@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1672
2 NOTE 
3 CONT Died: 1672    
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT William Tift  M abt 1612 in Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, USA    
2 CONT John Fefft  M abt 1614 in Providence, [county], Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT John Tefft  M 1614 in Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, USA    
2 CONT Lydia Tefft  F abt 1616 in Plymouth, [parish], Devon, England    
2 CONT Sarah Tefft  F abt 1618 in Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, USA 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07883@
0 @ind16083@ INDI
1 NAME JAMES /BARBER/
2 DISPLAY JAMES BARBER
2 GIVN JAMES
2 SURN BARBER
1 POSITION 12230,-480
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 12165,-424,12296,-561
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1588
2 NOTE Born:  abt 1588
3 CONT [city], [parish], Berkshire, England   
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Berkshire, England
3 _XREF @place00140@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1648
2 PLAC Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA
3 _XREF @place00141@
2 NOTE Died:  abt 1648
3 CONT Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA  
3 CONT 
3 CONT   
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE James Barber 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07884@
1 FAMC @fam07885@
0 @ind16084@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION 12430,-480
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 12388,-438,12472,-522
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07884@
0 @ind16085@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /BARBER/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS BARBER
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN BARBER
1 POSITION 12130,-270
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 12074,-214,12186,-351
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1565
2 NOTE Born:  abt 1565
3 CONT [city], [parish], Berkshire, England   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Berkshire, England
3 _XREF @place00140@
1 DEAT Y
2 PLAC Berkshire, England
3 _XREF @place00140@
2 NOTE Died:  
3 CONT [city], [parish], Berkshire, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Thomas Barber 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07885@
0 @ind16086@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION 12330,-270
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 12288,-228,12372,-312
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07885@
0 @ind16088@ INDI
1 NAME EBENEZER /SLOCUM/
2 DISPLAY EBENEZER SLOCUM
2 GIVN EBENEZER
2 SURN SLOCUM
1 POSITION -21170,-890
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -21238,-834,-21102,-971
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 25 MAY 1650
2 NOTE b. 25 MAY 1650 Portsmouth, Newport, RI.
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Portsmouth, Newport, RI.
3 _XREF @place00146@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 13 FEB 1714
2 PLAC Jamestown, Newport, RI.
3 _XREF @place00145@
2 NOTE d. 13 FEB 1714/15 Jamestown, Newport, RI.
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE ATERNATE RECORDS in the Quaker Records: (Children born in Portsmouth, 
2 CONC Rhode Island) Children of Giles & Joan Slocum 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Ebenezer   Born: 25 Mar. 1652 Married: Hanna Tucker about 1677
2 CONT ************************************
2 CONT SLOCUMS IN AMERICA, by Charles Slocum, page 45 & 41.
2 CONT     Rev. Ebenezer settled on Canonicut Island Jamestown, RI where he r
2 CONC eceived land from his father as shown by a deed dated 25 Oct. 1678.
2 CONT     He was chosen Deputy (Representative) for Jamestown to the Rhode I
2 CONC sland General Assembly (Legistature) in the year 1679, and held that o
2 CONC ffice - sometimes acting as Speaker of that body - much of the time un
2 CONC til his death in 1715.
2 CONT     He was a very earnest and influential minister in the Society of F
2 CONC riends as is shown by various records. He gave a deed of land for a Fr
2 CONC iends meeting house in Jamestown the 27 Sept. 1710, he also gave 15 Au
2 CONC g. 1710, a deed of one acre of land, with meeting house thereon, for t
2 CONC he same purpose, in South Kingstown, RI, on the present road between W
2 CONC akefield and Riverdale.
2 CONT ***********************************
2 CONT A SHORT HISTORY OF SLOCUMS, SLOCUMBS, AND SLOCUMBS, 1637-1881, two vol
2 CONC umes.
2 CONT  Ebenezer Slocum, born Portsmouth, RI, March 25, 1650, died Jamestown,
2 CONC  RI, April 13, 1715, married Mary Thurston, born 1857, died Nov. 16, 1
2 CONC 732, the daughter of Edward and Elizabeth (Mott) Thurston. Ebenezer's 
2 CONC father left him land on Jamestown. He was a deputy to the General Asse
2 CONC mbly in 1679. In 1710, he deeded land for a Friends Meeting House in J
2 CONC amestown and also deeded land for a meeting house in South Kingstown. 
2 CONC He was a minister in the Society of Friends and for 36 years he travel
2 CONC led in New England, Long Island, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Marylan
2 CONC d in this ministry. He is buried in the Friends Cemetery on Jamestown,
2 CONC  RI.
2 CONT 
2 CONT RHODE ISLAND GENEALOGICAL REGISTER, Oct. 1979, page 66.
2 CONT     SLOCUM, Ebenezer of Conunicutt alis Jamestown. Will dated 10 Dec 1
2 CONC 714, proved 20 Apr 1715, pgs 165-167. Mentions: Wife Mary Slocum, Sons
2 CONC  Samuel Slocum eldest who rec'd land in Scituate, Ebenezer Slocum, 2nd
2 CONC  son who rec'd land in Scituate, Giles Slocum under 21, & Joseph Slocu
2 CONC m under 21. Daughters Elizabeth widow of Peter Greene dec'd, Rebecca w
2 CONC ife of William Burling, Desire, wife of Samuel Dyer, (these 3 having r
2 CONC eceived their legacy given them by their grandfather Thurston), Mary S
2 CONC locum under 18, & Abigail Slocum under 18. Neighbors John Hall & Josep
2 CONC h Mory of Jamestown, Cousin Jacob Mott of Portsmouth.
2 CONT *********************************
2 CONT Ebenezer married Mary THURSTON, daughter of Edward THURSTON and Elizab
2 CONC eth MOTT, on 1678 in Newport, Newport Co., Rhode Island. Mary was born
2 CONC  Feb 1657 in Newport, Newport Co., Rhode Island. She died 16 Nov 1732 
2 CONC in Jamestown, Newport Co., Rhode Island.
2 CONT 
2 CONT SLOCUMS IN AMERICA, by Charles Slocum, page 45 & 41.
2 CONT     //who was born in 1637, a dau. of Edward Thurston of Newport and h
2 CONC is wife Elizabeth, dau of Adam Mott. Ebenezer's sister Johanna married
2 CONC  Elizabeth's brother Jacob.
2 CONT **********************************
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07886@
1 FAMC @fam07887@
0 @ind16089@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /THURSTON/
2 DISPLAY MARY THURSTON
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN THURSTON
1 POSITION -20370,-900
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -20440,-844,-20300,-981
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE FEB 1656
2 NOTE b. FEB 1656/57 Portsmouth, Newport, RI.
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Portsmouth, Newport, RI.
3 _XREF @place00146@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 16 NOV 1732
2 PLAC Jamestown, Newport, RI.
3 _XREF @place00145@
2 NOTE d. 16 NOV 1732 Jamestown, Newport, RI.
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE THURSTON, Mary 
2 CONT Children:
2 CONT SLOCUM, Elizabeth 
2 CONT SLOCUM, Mary 
2 CONT SLOCUM, Joanna 
2 CONT SLOCUM, Samuel 
2 CONT SLOCUM, Rebecca 
2 CONT SLOCUM, Ebenezer 
2 CONT SLOCUM, Desire 
2 CONT SLOCUM, Deliverance 
2 CONT SLOCUM, Mercy 
2 CONT b. 14 SEP 1693 Jamestown, Newport, RI.
2 CONT d. 10 JAN 1713/14 
2 CONT SLOCUM, Giles 
2 CONT SLOCUM, Abigail 
2 CONT SLOCUM, Joseph 
2 CONT b. 21 APR 1697 Jamestown, Newport, RI.
2 CONT d. 2 NOV 1732 
2 CONT 
2 CONT ***********************************
2 CONT   30 F i  Elizabeth SLOCUM was born 1 Jan 1677/1678 in Portsmouth, New
2 CONC port Co., Rhode Island. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT          Elizabeth married Peter GREENE, son of James GREENE, on 17 De
2 CONC c 1695 in Portsmouth, Newport Co., Rhode Island.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Thurston Genealogy, page 519. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT   31 F ii  Mary SLOCUM was born 21 Jun 1679 in Jamestown, Newport Co.,
2 CONC  Rhode Island. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT          Mary married David GREEN on 3 Mar 1698/1699 in Portsmouth, Ne
2 CONC wport Co., Rhode Island. David was born in Warwick, Kings Co., Rhode I
2 CONC sland. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT   32 F iii  Johanna SLOCUM was born 30 Dec 1680 in Jamestown, Newport 
2 CONC Co., Rhode Island. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT          Johanna married Calab CARR on 30 Apr 1701 in Portsmouth, Newp
2 CONC ort Co., Rhode Island. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT   33 F iv  Rebecca SLOCUM was born 13 Nov 1682 in Jamestown, Newport C
2 CONC o., Rhode Island. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT          Rebecca married William BURLING.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Thurston Genealogy, page 519.
2 CONT     Married William Burlingham/Burlingame? 
2 CONT  
2 CONT + 34 M v Hon. Samuel SLOCUM was born 2 Mar 1684 and died before 4 Apr 
2 CONC 1741. 
2 CONT   35 M vi  Ebenezer SLOCUM was born 20 Jan 1686 in Jamestown, Newport 
2 CONC Co., Rhode Island. He died Oct 1715 in Jamestown, Newport Co., Rhode I
2 CONC sland.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Thurston Genealogy, page 519.
2 CONT     His widow m. 2nd, July 3, 1721, Edward Carr. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT          Ebenezer married Naomi BARTON, daughter of Benjamin BARTON. N
2 CONC aomi was born in Warwick, Kent Co., Rhode Island.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Thurston Genealogy, page 519. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT   36 F vii  Desire SLOCUM was born 12 Mar 1688 in Jamestown, Newport C
2 CONC o., Rhode Island. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT          Desire married Samuel DYER on 19 Jan 1709/1710 in Portsmouth,
2 CONC  Newport Co., Rhode Island. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT   37 F viii  Deliverance SLOCUM was born 15 Aug 1691 in Jamestown, New
2 CONC port Co., Rhode Island. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT          Deliverance married Thomas ROGERS. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT   38 F ix  Mercy SLOCUM was born 14 Sep 1693 in Jamestown, Newport Co.
2 CONC , Rhode Island. She died 10 Jan 1714 in Jamestown, Newport Co., Rhode 
2 CONC Island. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT   39 M x  Giles SLOCUM was born 19 Feb 1695 in Jamestown, Newport Co.,
2 CONC  Rhode Island. He died 10 Jan 1714 in Jamestown, Newport Co., Rhode Is
2 CONC land. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT   40 M xi  Joseph SLOCUM was born 21 Apr 1697 in Jamestown, Newport Co
2 CONC ., Rhode Island. He died 2 Nov 1732 in East Greenwich, Kings Co., Rhod
2 CONC e Island. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT   41 F xii  Abigail SLOCUM was born 21 Apr 1697 in Jamestown, Newport 
2 CONC Co., Rhode Island. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT          Abigail married George THOMAS. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00225@
1 FAMS @fam07886@
1 FAMC @fam07888@
0 @ind16090@ INDI
1 NAME GILES /SLOCUM/
2 DISPLAY GILES SLOCUM
2 GIVN GILES
2 SURN SLOCUM
1 POSITION -21230,-680
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -21295,-624,-21164,-761
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE SEP 1623
2 NOTE b. ABT. SEP 1623 England
3 CONT 
2 PLAC England
3 _XREF @place00004@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 12 MAR 1682
2 PLAC Portsmouth, Newport, RI.
3 _XREF @place00146@
2 NOTE d. 12 MAR 1682/83 Portsmouth, Newport, RI.
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE SLOCUM, Giles 
2 CONT He and his wife were members of the First Baptist Church of Newport un
2 CONC til October 1673, when they were excommunicated, having joined the Qua
2 CONC kers. On 23 August 1673
2 CONT ******************************
2 CONT 21 Nov 1642 Giles was named at 20 years old, executor in the will of h
2 CONC is mother Charity Slocombe of Old Cleeve.
2 CONT     27 Feb 1642/3. Giles signed the Somerset Protestion Roll (Library,
2 CONC  House of Lords).
2 CONT     Prior to 1648 he removed to Taunton, Plymouth Colony, where Anthon
2 CONC y Slocum lived.
2 CONT     4 Sept 1648 he was granted land in Portsmouth, RI, and resided nex
2 CONC t to Thomas Cook.
2 CONT 
2 CONT ***********************************
2 CONT GILES SLOCUM, born ca. 1616 Somersetshire, England, died probably befo
2 CONC re Mar. 12, 1682, his will dated Oct. 8, 1681, Portsmouth, RI, married
2 CONC  Joan Slocumbe in 1634, probably in or near Taunton, MA.  She was born
2 CONC  in 1618, died Aug. 31, 1679 Portsmouth.  When he came to America with
2 CONC  his parents he made his home with them and shortly after marriage, ab
2 CONC out 1638 he moved to Pocasset, which on Jul. 1, 1639 became the town o
2 CONC f Portsmouth, Newport Co., RI.  He is listed many times in the land re
2 CONC cords of the area of Portsmouth and also in Shrewsbury Twp., NJ, the a
2 CONC rea where his son John resided.  Giles also joined the Society of Frie
2 CONC nds but escaped the penalty his father met because Rhode Island had mo
2 CONC re religious freedom. 
2 CONT      An interesting note:  The ear mark of his livestock as recorded b
2 CONC y Plymouth Town Clerk, Richard Bulger, was: "The eare marke of Gyles S
2 CONC locum for his shepp, swine & cattlle is a Crope in the Right Eare and 
2 CONC a hapeny under the same one the lime eare with a slitt in the left ear
2 CONC e and a hapeny under", recorded Apr. 25, 1668.
2 CONT *****************************************
2 CONT "Mr. Savage, in his Genealogical Dictionary, (James Savage, L.L.D., Bo
2 CONC ston 1862), presumes that the "sons" referred to in Anthony Slocombe's
2 CONC  letter, (a letter written to "his brother-in-law", Wm. Harvey in Taun
2 CONC ton), were Eliezer Slocum, Giles Slocum, and Peleg Slocum, who were am
2 CONC ong the proprietors of Dartmouth in the year 1694.  This presumption i
2 CONC s undoubtedly erroneous; they were the sons of Giles #2 Slocombe of Po
2 CONC rtsmouth, Rhode Island, as the records of Rhode Island and Dartmouth c
2 CONC learly show. They may have been grand-sons to Anthony, however, as gra
2 CONC nd-sons were called "sons" at that time, and nephews were called 'cous
2 CONC ins'. " 
2 CONT 
2 CONT He further states, (Page 35),...."If Anthony had own sons living in Da
2 CONC rtmouth they probably died young—perhaps were, with him, killed in Phi
2 CONC llip's War in 1675. No further mention has been found of them, and no 
2 CONC one has been identified as descendents of theirs." ("The records of Da
2 CONC rtmouth Township previous to the year 1725 were destroyed by fire, and
2 CONC  thus much relating to it's history was lost.") 
2 CONT 
2 CONT (Page 35...footnote)....."While the question of the degree of relation
2 CONC ship that existed between Anthony, Giles, and Edward Slocombe, must re
2 CONC main in doubt until further information is obtained, the writer, (Dr. 
2 CONC Slocum), has thought best to let this record show as above after consi
2 CONC dering all the evidence found." (*At that time, that he considered.) .
2 CONC .....*He then refers to Page #26, to a statement he made in the NEHGR,
2 CONC  October, 1880;  "I classed Anthony as the father of Giles from the fa
2 CONC ct of his having referred to his sons in a letter, and no descendents 
2 CONC being found other than the children of Giles; and also that the childr
2 CONC en of Giles succeeded to the possession of the land where Anthony was 
2 CONC last known to reside." (Assumption) 
2 CONT 
2 CONT *Giles made many purchases of land at that time, and as proven since, 
2 CONC was in that area previous to 1637, as children were born there previou
2 CONC s to that time....and to quote Dr. Slocum; "he made purchases and sale
2 CONC s of land in addition to those here mentioned, (on Page #38), but enou
2 CONC gh has been cited to show that he was possessed of the characteristic 
2 CONC English desire for a large landed estate." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Volume 70, 
2 CONC July 1916, by G. Andrews Moriarty, Jr., Newport, R. I.,  pages 283-4. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Parentage of Giles Slocum of Portsmouth, R. I. -- In the Slocums of A
2 CONC merica, compiled by Dr. Charles Elihu Slocum, there is an extended not
2 CONC ice of the English Slocums; and Giles Slocum of Portsmouth, R. I., is 
2 CONC given as a son of Anthony Slocum of Taunton, Mass., in spite of the fa
2 CONC ct that in the will of Anthony Slocum of Albemarle County in the Provi
2 CONC nce of Carolina, dated 26 Nov. 1688 and proved 7 Jan. 1689/90, neither
2 CONC  Giles nor his children are mentioned. There is no doubt of the identi
2 CONC ty of the Anthony Slocum of Albemarle County in Carolina with the Anth
2 CONC ony Slocum who was formerly of Taunton, Mass., and the omission in the
2 CONC  will of any reference to Giles Slocum or his children shows conclusiv
2 CONC ely that Giles was not Anthony's son."
2 CONT "….there can be little doubt that Giles Slocombe, son of Charity of Ol
2 CONC d Cleeve, and Giles of Portsmouth, R. I., are identical. Giles was pro
2 CONC bably a near relative of Anthony of Taunton, Mass., and the latter pro
2 CONC bably came to New England in the company of Mistress Elizabeth Poole, 
2 CONC who founded Taunton and who, being a native of the West Country, broug
2 CONC ht the earliest settlers of Taunton from the counties of Devon, Somers
2 CONC et, and Dorset."
2 CONT From The American Genealogist, Volume XX, No. 2, October. 1943, page 1
2 CONC 15. 
2 CONT "SLOCUM.  Giles was undoubtedly the Giles Slocum bapt. at Old Cleeve, 
2 CONC co. Somerset, 28 Sept. 1623, son of Philip and Charity (Bickham) Sloco
2 CONC mbe, who were married there on 20 Nov. 1621. Giles was first mentioned
2 CONC  at Portmouth 4 Sepy. 1648. He had lands in Taunton which he sold to N
2 CONC icholas White, and he undoubtedly was a near relative of Anthony Slocu
2 CONC m of Taunton, who removed about 1670 to Albemarle County, N.C., where 
2 CONC he was a member of the Palantine Court in 1679 and died in 1689 testat
2 CONC e. Anthony was the ancestor of the Southern Slocum's. Joan, wife of Gi
2 CONC les, was excommunicated by the Baptist Church at Newport 16: 8: 1673, 
2 CONC and Giles on 23: 8: 1673.  They joined the Quakers.  In 1667 he was gr
2 CONC anted land at Navesink, N.J., by Robert Carr, and on 3 April 1670 he b
2 CONC ought two shares of land at Shrewsbury, N.J."
2 CONT 
2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2 CONC ----------
2 CONT 
2 CONT Note: The records of Newport, R.I., previous to 6 December, 1779, were
2 CONC  carried away during the Revolutionary War, and remained in a vessel s
2 CONC ubmerged in the East River, New York, three years. The books were reco
2 CONC vered, but were in such bad condition that much of their contents were
2 CONC  lost past recovery. 
2 CONT To clarify early generation numbers, it would follow; Giles, #1 in Ame
2 CONC rica, start of the line, in Portsmouth, Newport Co., Rhode Island.....
2 CONC .. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Giles Slocum #1, married Joan (? most likely Cooke); 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07887@
1 FAMC @fam07889@
0 @ind16091@ INDI
1 NAME JOAN /COOK/
2 DISPLAY JOAN COOK
2 GIVN JOAN
2 SURN COOK
1 SOURCES @source00004@
1 POSITION -20880,-670
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -20945,-614,-20814,-751
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1618
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1676
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Joan, perhaps the sister of Thomas Cook, of Portsmouth, (1642).
2 CONT Joan Cook was also known as Jane (?).3 Her married name was Slocum.1 S
2 CONC he was excommunicated by the Baptist Church at Newport, having joined 
2 CONC the Quakers. On 16 August 1673.4 
2 CONT Children of Giles Slocum and Joan Cook: 
2 CONT Joanna Slocum+   b. 16 May 1642, d. Jan 4-6, 1727-8 
2 CONT John Slocum   b. 26 May 1645, d. b 2 Feb 1702 
2 CONT Giles Slocum   b. 25 Mar 1647, d. 1 Jan 1713 
2 CONT Ebenezer Slocum   b. 25 Mar 1650, d. 13 Apr 1715 
2 CONT Nathaniel Slocum   b. 25 Dec 1652, d. 31 Aug 1702 
2 CONT Peleg Slocum   b. 17 Aug 1654 
2 CONT Samuel Slocum   b. 6 Apr 1657, d. 1700 
2 CONT Mary Slocum   b. 3 Jul 1660, d. 25 Sep 1689 
2 CONT Eliezer Slocum   b. 25 Dec 1664, d. 1727 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT ALTERNATE LAST NAME, SAVAGE
2 CONT SAVAGE, Joan 
2 CONT 
2 CONT CHILDREN
2 CONT SLOCUM, Joanna 
2 CONT SLOCUM, John 
2 CONT SLOCUM, Giles 
2 CONT SLOCUM, Ebenezer 
2 CONT SLOCUM, Nathaniel 
2 CONT b. 25 DEC 1652 Portsmouth, Newport, RI.
2 CONT SLOCUM, Peleg 
2 CONT SLOCUM, Samuel 
2 CONT b. 6 APR 1657 Portsmouth, Newport, RI.
2 CONT d. 1700 Jamestown, Newport, RI.
2 CONT SLOCUM, Mary 
2 CONT ************************************
2 CONT Children: 
2 CONT Johanna, born May 16, 1642
2 CONT John III, born May 26, 1645
2 CONT Giles II, born Mar. 25, 1647
2 CONT Ebenezer, born Mar. 25, 1650
2 CONT Nathaniel, born Dec. 25, 1652
2 CONT Peleg I, born Aug. 17, 1654
2 CONT SAMUEL, born ca. 1657
2 CONT Mary, born Jul. 3, 1660
2 CONT Eliezer, born Dec. 25, 1664 
2 CONT **************************************
2 CONT Children listed in the Quaker Records: (Children born in Portsmouth, R
2 CONC hode Island)
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children of Giles & Joan Slocum
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joanna      Born: 16 May 1642 Married: Jacob Mott about 1661
2 CONT 
2 CONT John         Born: 26 May 1645 Married: Meribah Parker about 1665 [no 
2 CONC children]
2 CONT 
2 CONT Giles         Born: 25 Mar. 1647 Married: Ann Lawton on 26 May 1669
2 CONT 
2 CONT Ebenezer   Born: 25 Mar. 1652 Married: Hanna Tucker about 1677
2 CONT 
2 CONT Peleg        Born: 16 Aug. 1654 Married: Mary Holder about 1680
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mary        Born: 03 July 1660 Married: Abraham Tucker on 30 Oct. 1679
2 CONT 
2 CONT Eliezer     Born: 25 Dec. 1664 Married: Elephel Fitzgerald on 26 Nov. 
2 CONC 1687
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07887@
0 @ind16092@ INDI
1 NAME EDWARD /THURSTON/
2 DISPLAY EDWARD THURSTON
2 GIVN EDWARD
2 SURN THURSTON
1 POSITION -20590,-670
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -20660,-614,-20520,-751
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1616
2 NOTE b. ABT. 1616 
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1 MAR 1706
2 PLAC Newport, RI
3 _XREF @place00149@
2 NOTE d. 1 MAR 1706/07 Newport, R
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE THURSTON, Edward 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07888@
1 FAMC @fam07983@
0 @ind16093@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /MOTT/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH MOTT
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN MOTT
1 POSITION -19960,-680
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -20028,-624,-19891,-761
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1624
2 NOTE b. ABT. 1624 Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England
3 CONT ALT 1629
2 PLAC Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England
3 _XREF @place00147@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 2 SEP 1694
2 PLAC Newport, RI.
3 _XREF @place00148@
2 NOTE d. 2 SEP 1694 Newport, RI.
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE MOTT, Elizabeth 
2 CONT CHILDREN
2 CONT THURSTON, Sarah 
2 CONT b. 10 MAR 1647/48 Newport, RI.
2 CONT THURSTON, Elizabeth 
2 CONT THURSTON, Edward 
2 CONT THURSTON, Eleanor 
2 CONT THURSTON, Mary 
2 CONT THURSTON, Jonathan 
2 CONT THURSTON, Daniel 
2 CONT THURSTON, Rebecca 
2 CONT THURSTON, John 
2 CONT b. DEC 1664 Newport, RI.
2 CONT d. 22 OCT 1690 Newport, RI.
2 CONT THURSTON, Content 
2 CONT THURSTON, Samuel 
2 CONT THURSTON, Thomas 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00160@
1 FAMS @fam07888@
1 FAMC @fam07979@
0 @ind16094@ INDI
1 NAME PHILIP /SLOCUM/
2 DISPLAY PHILIP SLOCUM
2 GIVN PHILIP
2 SURN SLOCUM
1 SOURCES @source00003@
1 POSITION -21330,-490
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -21385,-434,-21274,-571
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1597
2 NOTE was born in 1597 at Old Cleeve, Somerset, England.1,2 
2 PLAC Old Cleeve, Somerset, England
3 _XREF @place00152@
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Anthony Slocombe History
2 CONT 
2 CONT The story of Anthony Slocombe began in England in the year of 1590. En
2 CONC glish records have never revealed to us his parents or place of birth.
2 CONC  His first and second marriage also remains a mystery. The ancient rec
2 CONC ords of England and American may give us a clue as to his parents and 
2 CONC reason for coming to America at the age of about 45 years.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dr. Charles E. Slocum described Anthony [Books 1 & 2 - 1880-1908] as a
2 CONC  cultured and educated man from a high social standing. He also mentio
2 CONC ns a Coat of Arms and the family being of Nobility. The family being o
2 CONC f Nobility is not written in records but his close relationship to the
2 CONC  Harvey Family in North Caroline would certainly suggest that his fami
2 CONC ly line was well connected. In his elder years he was appointed Lord P
2 CONC roprietor Deputy of Albemarle, North Carolina. This appointment would 
2 CONC also suggest that he and his family were well connected in England and
2 CONC  that he was an intelligent and highly respected man of the community.
2 CONC  He would be expected to defend and protect the business interest of o
2 CONC ne of the eight Lord Proprietors of London and report his findings bac
2 CONC k to England and sit in court to up hold the Laws set by the Eight Lor
2 CONC d proprietors. This would also suggest that he remained loyal to King 
2 CONC and country. 
2 CONT Understanding his high social family standing would suggest only two f
2 CONC amilies in the area of Somerset, England that he would have been born 
2 CONC into. The Family of Sir David Slocombe,Esq. of Somerset or Sir Thomas 
2 CONC Slocombe, Esq. of Bristol, Gloucester, England. Both of these men were
2 CONC  wealthy merchants, shippers and traders of goods, and landholder's in
2 CONC  Somerset. Without proven records my research would suggest that he wa
2 CONC s a member of Sir Thomas Slocombe's family for only one reason, a ship
2 CONC  or ships named 'Falcon'. This is only a calculated assumption that co
2 CONC uld be proven in error with the finding of written records. Both men h
2 CONC ad later family members with connections to the new American colony. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Thomas Slocombe was listed in the Bristol records as a draper, merchan
2 CONC t, Sheriff, Mayor, Alderman and Gent. [A Draper is a dealer in fabric’
2 CONC s chiefly woolen and linen cloth and sewing needs]. He was also a memb
2 CONC er of the Bristol merchant society that listed him as shipping iron an
2 CONC d other commodities. The member's of this society were also responsibl
2 CONC e for backing the discovery of Newfoundland.
2 CONT Gyles Slocombe [AKA: Giles Slocum] is still a mystery. A DNA study con
2 CONC ducted by Melville Brown and Judy Slocum has proven that Giles and Ant
2 CONC hony Slocombe are related; however their parentage still mystifies us 
2 CONC today. Professional research is now being conducted and we hope we can
2 CONC  find the answer soon.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The early research by Dr. Charles Slocum assumed Giles was the son of 
2 CONC Anthony, however he stated this fact was indecisive. Later research st
2 CONC ated that he was the son of Philip and Charity Slocombe of Old Cleeve 
2 CONC in Somerset, however this also seems to be in error. Charity Bickham S
2 CONC locombe did not mention Grandchildren or the wife of Giles in her will
2 CONC . Another record shows that Giles Slocombe of Goathurst [parish where 
2 CONC father Philip died] lived and died in Goathurst, Somerset, England man
2 CONC y years after 1637, [year Giles arrived in America].
2 CONT 
2 CONT Research: England -www.a2a.org.uk
2 CONT North Petherton - ref. DDSASH/47/3
2 CONT 
2 CONT FILE - MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT - ref. DDSASH/47/3/16 - date: 1662
2 CONT [from Scope and Content] 13 Chas. II. Jan 20. George Blanchflower of G
2 CONC otehurst, gentleman, to Oliver Galhampton of Enmore, Clerke, & John Ha
2 CONC rvey of Bridgwater, gentleman, in trust for Jane, daughter of the said
2 CONC  Oliver, OF a messuage with the appurtenances in Sherstone, in the par
2 CONC ish of Northpetherton, in the tenure of Alexander Popham, gentleman, &
2 CONC  heretofore of Thomas House; 1 garden and orchard near adjoining; 1 Cl
2 CONC ose of land called the crest adjoining the said orchard - all containi
2 CONC ng three acres; 1 close of land called yeallandes (3 acres); 2 Closes 
2 CONC of land called Cort gardens with the old lane thereunto adjoining (6 a
2 CONC cres); 3 closes of land called the crestes (9acres); 1 close of Land c
2 CONC alled Slads (3 acres); 2 Closes of Land called Hedginge Dore or beggin
2 CONC ge Goale (6 acres); 4 closes of land called Ridons or twenty acres (20
2 CONC  acres); 1 Close of Meadow called Haggettes Poole (6 acres); 1 Close o
2 CONC f Meadowe called Modeland (3 acres), 1 close of Meadowe called Slades 
2 CONC (5 acres); 2 closes of pasture called Ridons (15 acres) -- all situate
2 CONC  in Sherston in the parish of Northpetherton sometime in the tenure of
2 CONC  the said Thomas House & now of the said Alexander Popham for a certai
2 CONC n number of years if he so long live; with common of pasture eston's &
2 CONC  tillage in Horedowne & elsewhere belonging to the said premises; in c
2 CONC onsideration of the marriage of George & Jane before Feb. 1 next ensui
2 CONC ng & of £500, marriage portion of the latter; to the use of the said G
2 CONC eorge until the marriage and after it during his life, upon his deceas
2 CONC e to the use of the said Jane for her life & upon decease to the heirs
2 CONC  of George & Jane. (Reciting (1) Lease 1656, Ap.10, William Bragge of 
2 CONC Sadbourrough, Devon, Esq., John Payne of Gotehurst, gentleman, Iohn Bu
2 CONC ncombe Northpetherton, gentleman, & Mary, his wife Thomas Coward of th
2 CONC e City of Wells, gentleman, & Katherine his wife to Francis Webber of 
2 CONC Roade in the parish of Northpetherton, gentleman, OF Messuage, 30 acre
2 CONC s of land, meadow & pasture & the appurtenances in Andersfeild in Gote
2 CONC hurst then late in the tenure of Giles Slocombe for 99 years from date
2 CONC  determinable on the lives of George Blanchflower & Iohn & Phillipp, h
2 CONC is brothers, at 20/- p.a. payable at the usual quarters; (2) Assignmen
2 CONC t, 1658, Oct.18, Francis Webber to Thomas Blanchflower, clerke, deced.
2 CONC , father of the said George of said lease; (3) Will of Thomas Blanchfl
2 CONC ower, 13 Chas. II, [1661], July 17 bequeathing same to the said George
2 CONC  conditionally upon payment to Sarah his daughter until her attainment
2 CONC  of 21 years £4.0.0. p.a. by quarterly payments of 20/- & appointing h
2 CONC is cousin John Payne, gentleman, Phillipp Cornish, his brother-in-law,
2 CONC  Mr. John Pratt, his Kinsman, Thomas Musgroue his good friend & the sa
2 CONC id George, his son, his executors in trust) the said George further as
2 CONC signs the said premises for residue of term conditional on the payment
2 CONC  above mentioned in trust for himself for life & subsequently for the 
2 CONC said Jane ner exors. & administrators
2 CONT 
2 CONT Quoting Henry Howland Crapo [‘The Slocum House at Barney’s Joy’] "The 
2 CONC dates [research dates] relating to Anthony Slocum and Giles Slocum wou
2 CONC ld not indicate that they were father and son. If they were of kin {wh
2 CONC ich DNA has now proven} they were more probably brothers."
2 CONT 
2 CONT As researcher of this article, I agree with Mr. Crapo in his above sta
2 CONC tement. All of the research found to his date gives us proof that they
2 CONC  were not father and son. If Giles went to Taunton with Anthony and fa
2 CONC mily, he left there with the Cooke family and then settled in Rhode Is
2 CONC land. It would appear that Anthony had a son named Gile’s who purchase
2 CONC d land in Taunton after Giles of Rhode Island left that fair village a
2 CONC nd also died as did his brother Edward. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Ye Old Grist Mill
2 CONT 
2 CONT Giles Slocombe built a gristmill on Cooke Property in Portsmouth, Rhod
2 CONC e Island. In a book written by Judith Hawke, ‘Everyday Life in Early A
2 CONC merica’ describes a Gristmill and its use. "A Gristmill called for a m
2 CONC uch larger capital investment and no other colonial enterprise except 
2 CONC shipbuilding required more, mainly because the stones needed to grind 
2 CONC grain had to be imported from Europe. Once the stones reached a port t
2 CONC own they had to be hauled inland which was another heavy expense and t
2 CONC hen assembled and dressed at the mill site by an expert. Milling was a
2 CONC  highly specialized craft. The ideal miller combined the skills of car
2 CONC penter, cooper, joiner, blacksmith and mason. He needed to be able to 
2 CONC judge with eye and hand the quality of the grain, its age, its moistur
2 CONC e content, its temperature, and then determine the proper speed to rot
2 CONC ate his stones for the particular batch in hand. Every community that 
2 CONC fronted on a fast-running stream did all it could to lure a miller int
2 CONC o its midst. No one exceeded the miller in practical importance. His p
2 CONC resence could mean the difference between a subsistence existence and 
2 CONC prosperity. Without him all grain had to be ground by hand and few far
2 CONC mers could produce enough surplus flour by that process to send to mar
2 CONC ket. Flour the miller shipped to port towns returned in the form of po
2 CONC ts and pans, axes and hoes, bolts of calico." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dr. Charles Slocum claimed that Anthony and Giles came from a wealthy 
2 CONC prestige family. Research of Somerset and Devon Counties helped elimin
2 CONC ate many family groups. There are only two families that might relate 
2 CONC (1) Sir Thomas Slocombe, born in Somerset and living as a rich merchan
2 CONC t in Bristol. Thomas and his son John Slocombe were connected to two s
2 CONC hips named ‘Falcon’ that sailed out of the port of Bristol. The first 
2 CONC Falcon was sailed by the pirate Captain, Sir Walter Raleigh in 1575 an
2 CONC d the second Falcon sailed and landed in Jamestown, Virginia in 1619. 
2 CONC (2) Sir David Slocombe of Somerset, a wealthy merchant who’s next gene
2 CONC ration could be found in Barbados as a sugar merchant.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT .
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07889@
0 @ind16095@ INDI
1 NAME CHARITY /BICKHAM/
2 DISPLAY CHARITY BICKHAM
2 GIVN CHARITY
2 SURN BICKHAM
1 POSITION -21050,-500
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -21115,-444,-20984,-581
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1601
2 NOTE was born in 1601 at Old Cleeve, Somersetshire, England.
2 PLAC Old Cleeve, Somersetshire, England.
3 _XREF @place00153@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1642
2 PLAC Old Cleeve, Somersershire, England.
3 _XREF @place00154@
2 NOTE Charity Bickham died in 1642/43 at Old Cleeve, Somersershire, England.
3 CONC 2 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  Charity Bickham       As of 20 November 1621,her married name was Slo
2 CONC cum.1 
1 FAMS @fam07889@
0 @ind16096@ INDI
1 NAME BENJAMIN /BARTON/
2 DISPLAY BENJAMIN BARTON
2 GIVN BENJAMIN
2 SURN BARTON
1 SOURCES @source00005@
1 POSITION -20040,-900
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -20104,-858,-19975,-981
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 NOTE Warwick, Kent Co., Rhode Island.
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Warwick, Kent Co., Rhode Island.
3 _XREF @place00155@
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Benjamin BARTON.
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07890@
0 @ind16097@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION -19940,-890
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -19982,-848,-19898,-932
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07890@
0 @ind16098@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /HACKETT/
2 DISPLAY JOHN HACKETT
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN HACKETT
1 POSITION 3340,-1400
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 3280,-1344,3401,-1481
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 24 NOV 1733
2 PLAC Salisbury, Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00160@
2 NOTE B: 24 NOV 1733
3 CONT Salisbury, Massachusetts 
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE John Hackett  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07891@
1 FAMC @fam07892@
0 @ind16099@ INDI
1 NAME ABIGAIL  /DALTON/
2 DISPLAY ABIGAIL  DALTON
2 GIVN ABIGAIL 
2 SURN DALTON
1 POSITION 5800,-1400
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 5735,-1344,5866,-1481
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 3 OCT 1730
2 NOTE Born: 3 Oct 1730 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 15 DEC 1737
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
2 NOTE Died: 15 Dec 1737 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Abigail Dalton 
2 CONT  
2 CONT Marriage: 25 Dec 1760 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   View I
2 CONC nfo  
2 CONT Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Hannah Hackett  F 13 Jan 1762 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Betty Hackett  F 23 Oct 1763 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT John Hackett  M 8 Feb 1768 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Peter Hackett  M 11 Nov 1769 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00353@
1 FAMS @fam07891@
1 FAMC @fam07903@
0 @ind16100@ INDI
1 NAME JUDAH /HACKETT/
2 DISPLAY JUDAH HACKETT
2 GIVN JUDAH
2 SURN HACKETT
1 POSITION 3230,-1210
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 3165,-1154,3296,-1291
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 2 JAN 1684
2 NOTE Born:  2 Jan 1684
3 CONT Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00159@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 13 MAR 1741
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00159@
2 NOTE Died:  13 Mar 1741
3 CONT Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Judah Hackett Family Groups  
2 CONT Spouse 1    
2 CONT Hannah Fowler 
2 CONT Born: 30 Apr 1687 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONT Died: 8 Feb 1721 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Marriage: 22 Dec 1714 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07892@
1 FAMC @fam07893@
0 @ind16101@ INDI
1 NAME TAMESON /EVANS/
2 DISPLAY TAMESON EVANS
2 GIVN TAMESON
2 SURN EVANS
1 POSITION 3770,-1210
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 3705,-1154,3836,-1291
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 5 APR 1696
2 NOTE Born: 5 Apr 1696 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00159@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1735
2 NOTE Tameson Evans 
3 CONT Born: 5 Apr 1696 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 CONT Died: 1735    
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT Tamesen Hackett  F      
2 CONT Judah Hackett  M 7 Aug 1722 in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Hannah Hackett  F 2 Jan 1725 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Elizabeth Hackett  F 17 Nov 1727 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT John Hackett  M 24 Nov 1733 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00002@
1 FAMS @fam07892@
1 FAMC @fam07896@
0 @ind16102@ INDI
1 NAME WILLIAM /HACKETT/
2 DISPLAY WILLIAM HACKETT
2 GIVN WILLIAM
2 SURN HACKETT
1 POSITION 3040,-1010
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 2975,-954,3106,-1091
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1647
2 NOTE Born:  abt 1647
3 CONT Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00159@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 6 MAR 1713
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00159@
2 NOTE Died:  6 Mar 1713
3 CONT Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE William Hackett 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07893@
0 @ind16103@ INDI
1 NAME SARAH /BARNARD/
2 DISPLAY SARAH BARNARD
2 GIVN SARAH
2 SURN BARNARD
1 POSITION 3330,-1010
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 3265,-954,3396,-1091
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 28 SEP 1647
2 NOTE Born:  28 Sep 1647
3 CONT Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00159@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 10 SEP 1717
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00159@
2 NOTE Died:  10 Sep 1717
3 CONT Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Sarah Barnard 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT Sarah Hackett  F 8 Feb 1667 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT John Hackett  M 15 Apr 1669 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Mary Hackett  F 19 Jun 1671 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Rebecca Hackett  F 5 Aug 1675 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Catherine Hackett  F 1677    
2 CONT Ephraim Hackett  M 7 Mar 1679 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Catherine Hackett  F 1681 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT William Hackett  M 10 Mar 1683 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Judah Hackett  M 2 Jan 1684 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Ebenezer Hackett  M 17 Oct 1687 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07893@
1 FAMC @fam07894@
0 @ind16104@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /BARNARD/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS BARNARD
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN BARNARD
1 POSITION 3230,-830
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 3165,-774,3296,-911
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 10 AUG 1617
2 NOTE B: 10 Aug 1617
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 7 JUL 1677
2 NOTE D: 7 Jul 1677
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Thomas Barnard
1 FAMS @fam07894@
1 FAMC @fam07895@
0 @ind16105@ INDI
1 NAME ELEANOR /HELENA/
2 DISPLAY ELEANOR HELENA
2 GIVN ELEANOR
2 SURN HELENA
1 POSITION 3430,-830
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 3365,-774,3496,-911
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1616
2 NOTE Born:  abt 1616
3 CONT Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   ???
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 27 NOV 1694
2 PLAC Amesbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00164@
2 NOTE 
3 CONT Born:  abt 1616
3 CONT Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT Died:  27 Nov 1694
3 CONT Amesbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE CHILDREN
2 CONT Thomas Barnard  M 10 May 1641 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Nathaniel Barnard  M 15 Jan 1642 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT Mary  F 2 Mar 1643 in Andover, [county], Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Mary Barnard  M 22 Feb 1645 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Martha Barnard  F 22 Sep 1645 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Mary Barnard  F 22 Sep 1645 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Sarah Barnard  F 28 Sep 1647 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Hannah Barnard  F 24 Nov 1649 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Ruth Barnard  F 16 Oct 1651 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT John Barnard  M 12 Jan 1654 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Abigail Barnard  F 20 Jan 1657 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00504@
1 FAMS @fam07894@
0 @ind16106@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS (ENGLAND) /BARNARD/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS (ENGLAND) BARNARD
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN BARNARD
1 POSITION 3130,-620
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 3062,-564,3199,-726
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1580
2 NOTE Born:  abt 1580
3 CONT Brandstone, [parish], Essex, England   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Brandstone, [parish], Essex, England
3 _XREF @place00162@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1677
2 PLAC England
3 _XREF @place00004@
2 NOTE 
3 CONT Died:  abt 1677
3 CONT [city], [parish], [county], England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07895@
0 @ind16107@ INDI
1 NAME MARGERY (ENGLAND) /ARNOLD/
2 DISPLAY MARGERY (ENGLAND) ARNOLD
2 GIVN MARGERY
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN ARNOLD
1 POSITION 3330,-620
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 3262,-564,3399,-726
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 30 AUG 1577
2 NOTE Born: 30 Aug 1581 in Ilchester, [parish], Somerset, England
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Ilchester, [parish], Somerset, England
3 _XREF @place00163@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1 AUG 1677
2 PLAC England
3 _XREF @place00004@
2 NOTE  Died:  abt 1677  in [city], [parish], [county], England    
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Margery Arnold 
2 CONT   
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT Stehpen Barnard  M      
2 CONT Thomas Barnard  M 1612 in Branstone, Lincoln Leiceste, Essex, England 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Robert Barnard  M 1615 in Nantucket, Nantucket, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Thomas Barnard  M 10 Aug 1617 in Kingston, Upon Hull, Yorkshire, Engla
2 CONC nd 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07895@
0 @ind16108@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /EVANS/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS EVANS
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN EVANS
1 POSITION 3670,-990
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 3605,-934,3736,-1071
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1663
2 NOTE Born:  1663
3 CONT Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, USA   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, USA
3 _XREF @place00165@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 24 JAN 1718
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00159@
2 NOTE Died:  24 Jan 1718
3 CONT Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Thomas Evans 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07896@
1 FAMC @fam07897@
0 @ind16109@ INDI
1 NAME HANNAH /BROWN/
2 DISPLAY HANNAH BROWN
2 GIVN HANNAH
2 SURN BROWN
1 POSITION 4150,-1000
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 4085,-944,4216,-1081
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 3 APR 1668
2 NOTE Born: 3 Apr 1668 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00159@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 2 JUN 1738
2 PLAC Andover, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00166@
2 NOTE Died: 2 Jun 1738 in Andover, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Hannah Brown 
2 CONT Anne Evans  F 5 Nov 1687 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT John Evans  M 24 Aug 1689 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Abigail Evans  F 22 Aug 1692 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Tameson Evans  F 5 Apr 1696 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Jameson Evans  M 5 Apr 1696 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Tamesin Evans  M 5 Apr 1696 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Hannah Evans  F 5 Apr 1698 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Thomas Evans  M 24 Mar 1703 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Elizabeth Evans  F 20 Nov 1707 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Ezekiel Evans  M 15 Dec 1710 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00068@
1 FAMS @fam07896@
1 FAMC @fam07900@
0 @ind16110@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /EVANS/
2 DISPLAY JOHN EVANS
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN EVANS
1 POSITION 3570,-810
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 3505,-754,3636,-891
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE MAY 1630
2 NOTE Born:  May 1630
3 CONT Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, USA   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, USA
3 _XREF @place00165@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 28 JUN 1689
2 PLAC Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, USA
3 _XREF @place00165@
2 NOTE   
3 CONT Died:  28 Jun 1689
3 CONT Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07897@
1 FAMC @fam07898@
0 @ind16111@ INDI
1 NAME ELEANOR /SWEETING/
2 DISPLAY ELEANOR SWEETING
2 GIVN ELEANOR
2 SURN SWEETING
1 POSITION 3770,-810
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 3703,-754,3838,-891
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1640
2 NOTE Born: abt 1640 in Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, USA
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, USA
3 _XREF @place00165@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1697
2 PLAC Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00161@
2 NOTE Died: abt 1697 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA   
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Eleanor Sweeting 
2 CONT  
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT Robert Evans  M 7 Apr 1640 in Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Eleanor Evans  F abt 1659 in Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, USA    
2 CONT Thomas Evans  M 1663 in Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, USA    
2 CONT John Evans  M abt 1665 in Dover, Mbc, Norfolk, England    
2 CONT Prob Edward Evans  M abt 1677 in Dover, Mbc, Norfolk, England    
2 CONT Joseph Evans  M 29 Oct 1704 in Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00505@
1 FAMS @fam07897@
0 @ind16112@ INDI
1 NAME WILLIAM /EVANS/
2 DISPLAY WILLIAM EVANS
2 GIVN WILLIAM
2 SURN EVANS
1 POSITION 3470,-600
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 3417,-544,3524,-681
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1620
2 NOTE Born:  abt 1620
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00167@
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE William Evans 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07898@
1 FAMC @fam07899@
0 @ind16113@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION 3600,-600
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 3558,-558,3642,-642
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07898@
0 @ind16114@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /EVANS/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS EVANS
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN EVANS
1 POSITION 3370,-390
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 3305,-334,3436,-471
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1594
2 NOTE Born:  abt 1594
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 27 JAN 1635
2 NOTE Died:  27 Jan 1635
3 CONT Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Thomas Evans 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07899@
0 @ind16115@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION 3570,-390
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 3528,-348,3612,-432
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07899@
0 @ind16116@ INDI
1 NAME NATHANIEL /BROWN/
2 DISPLAY NATHANIEL BROWN
2 GIVN NATHANIEL
2 SURN BROWN
1 POSITION 4060,-790
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 3990,-734,4131,-871
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 30 JUN 1642
2 NOTE Born:  30 Jun 1642
3 CONT Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 5 OCT 1723
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00159@
2 NOTE Died:  5 Oct 1723
3 CONT Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Nathaniel Brown 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07900@
1 FAMC @fam07902@
0 @ind16117@ INDI
1 NAME HANNAH /FELLOWS/
2 DISPLAY HANNAH FELLOWS
2 GIVN HANNAH
2 SURN FELLOWS
1 POSITION 4250,-800
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 4185,-744,4316,-881
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 15 SEP 1648
2 NOTE Born: 15 Sep 1648 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00159@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 23 MAR 1727
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00159@
2 NOTE Died: 23 Mar 1727 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Hannah Fellows 
2 CONT   
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT Browne  F      
2 CONT Hannah Brown  F 3 Apr 1668 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Ephraim Brown  M abt 1672 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Abigail Brown  F 1 Feb 1675 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Abra Brown  F 20 Nov 1680 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Ruth Brown  F 9 Aug 1685 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Nathaniel Brown  M 24 Jul 1689 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00505@
1 FAMS @fam07900@
1 FAMC @fam07901@
0 @ind16118@ INDI
1 NAME SAMUEL /FELLOWS/
2 DISPLAY SAMUEL FELLOWS
2 GIVN SAMUEL
2 SURN FELLOWS
1 POSITION 4200,-590
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 4135,-534,4266,-671
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1619
2 NOTE Born:  1619
3 CONT [city], [parish], Lincolnshire, England   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Lincolnshire, England
3 _XREF @place00168@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 6 MAR 1698
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00159@
2 NOTE Died:  6 Mar 1698
3 CONT Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Samuel Fellows 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07901@
0 @ind16119@ INDI
1 NAME ANN //
2 DISPLAY ANN
2 GIVN ANN
1 POSITION 4350,-590
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 4285,-534,4416,-646
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1623
2 NOTE Born:  abt 1623
3 CONT [city], [parish], [county], England   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC England
3 _XREF @place00004@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 5 DEC 1684
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00159@
2 NOTE Died:  5 Dec 1684
3 CONT Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Ann Fellows 
2 CONT Children
2 CONT Samuel Fellows  M 13 Jan 1646 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Hannah Fellows  F 15 Sep 1648 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00054@
1 FAMS @fam07901@
0 @ind16120@ INDI
1 NAME HENRY /BROWN/
2 DISPLAY HENRY BROWN
2 GIVN HENRY
2 SURN BROWN
1 POSITION 3920,-590
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 3855,-534,3986,-671
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1615
2 NOTE Born:  1615
3 CONT Salisbury, [parish], Wiltshire, England   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Salisbury, [parish], Wiltshire, England
3 _XREF @place00169@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 6 AUG 1701
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00159@
2 NOTE Died:  6 Aug 1701
3 CONT Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Henry Brown 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07902@
0 @ind16121@ INDI
1 NAME ABIGAIL /BROWNE/
2 DISPLAY ABIGAIL BROWNE
2 GIVN ABIGAIL
2 SURN BROWNE
1 POSITION 4070,-600
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 4012,-544,4128,-681
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1617
2 NOTE Born: 1617 in 
1 DEAT Y
2 NOTE Died: 23 Aug 1702 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Abigail Browne 
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT Nathaniel Brown  M 30 Jun 1642 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Abigail Brown  F 23 Feb 1644 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Jonathan Brown  M 25 Sep 1646 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Philip Brown  M Dec 1648 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Abraham Brown  M 1 Nov 1649 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Henry Brown  M 8 Feb 1659 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00505@
1 FAMS @fam07902@
0 @ind16122@ INDI
1 NAME ISSAC /DALTON/
2 DISPLAY ISSAC DALTON
2 GIVN ISSAC
2 SURN DALTON
1 POSITION 5000,-1180
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 4935,-1124,5066,-1261
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 10 OCT 1699
2 NOTE Born:  10 Oct 1699
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 16 OCT 1745
2 PLAC Cape Breton, [county], Nova Scotia, Canada
3 _XREF @place00170@
2 NOTE Died:  16 Oct 1745
3 CONT Cape Breton, [county], Nova Scotia, Canada  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Isaac Dalton 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07903@
1 FAMC @fam07917@
0 @ind16123@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /EATON/
2 DISPLAY MARY EATON
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN EATON
1 POSITION 6580,-1200
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 6515,-1144,6646,-1281
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 9 JUN 1707
2 NOTE Born:  9 Jun 1707
3 CONT Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 6 JUL 1758
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
2 NOTE Died:  6 Jul 1758
3 CONT Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Mary Eaton 
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT Samuel Dalton  M 10 Oct 1728 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Abigail Dalton  F 3 Oct 1730 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Mary Dalton  F 21 Jul 1732 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT John Dalton  M 22 Mar 1734 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Jonathan Dalton  M 8 Apr 1736 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Miriam Dalton  F 21 Mar 1742 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Moses Dalton  M 6 Mar 1744 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Ruth Dalton  F 5 Sep 1745 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00349@
1 FAMS @fam07903@
1 FAMC @fam07904@
0 @ind16124@ INDI
1 NAME JOB /EATON/
2 DISPLAY JOB EATON
2 GIVN JOB
2 SURN EATON
1 POSITION 6130,-990
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 6065,-934,6196,-1071
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 22 APR 1671
2 NOTE Born:  22 Apr 1671
3 CONT Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 10 JAN 1699
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
2 NOTE Died:  10 Jan 1699
3 CONT Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Job Eaton 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07904@
1 FAMC @fam07911@
0 @ind16125@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /SIMONS/
2 DISPLAY MARY SIMONS
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN SIMONS
1 POSITION 6980,-1000
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 6915,-944,7046,-1081
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 16 AUG 1670
2 NOTE Born:  16 Aug 1670
3 CONT Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1770
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
2 NOTE Died:  1770
3 CONT Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Mary Simons 
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT Samuel Eaton  M 5 Oct 1699 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Thomas Eaton  M 20 Feb 1702 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Abigail Eaton  F 14 Feb 1704 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Mary Eaton  F 9 Jun 1707 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00353@
1 FAMS @fam07904@
1 FAMC @fam07905@
0 @ind16126@ INDI
1 NAME SAMUEL /SIMMONS/
2 DISPLAY SAMUEL SIMMONS
2 GIVN SAMUEL
2 SURN SIMMONS
1 POSITION 6880,-800
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 6815,-744,6946,-881
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1643
2 NOTE Born:  1643
3 CONT Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1711
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
2 NOTE Died:  1711
3 CONT Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Samuel Simmons 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07905@
1 FAMC @fam07906@
0 @ind16127@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /WEBSTER/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH WEBSTER
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN WEBSTER
1 POSITION 7200,-800
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 7132,-744,7269,-881
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1639
2 NOTE Born: 1639 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00171@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1668
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
2 NOTE Died: 1668 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Elizabeth Webster 
2 CONT    
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT John Simmons  M 14 Apr 1669 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Mary Simons  F 16 Aug 1670 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Samuel Simmons  M 14 May 1672 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Jonathan Simmons  M 8 May 1678 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT William Simmons  M 30 Mar 1680 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Elizabeth Simmons  F 18 Apr 1683 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, U
2 CONC SA    
2 CONT Abigail Simons  F 18 Aug 1686 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00402@
1 FAMS @fam07905@
1 FAMC @fam07907@
0 @ind16128@ INDI
1 NAME WILLIAM /SIMMONS/
2 DISPLAY WILLIAM SIMMONS
2 GIVN WILLIAM
2 SURN SIMMONS
1 POSITION 6730,-580
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 6665,-524,6796,-661
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1610
2 NOTE Born:  abt 1610
3 CONT Newcastle, Tyne, [county], England   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Newcastle, Tyne, [county], England
3 _XREF @place00172@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 16 AUG 1667
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
2 NOTE Died:  16 Aug 1667
3 CONT Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE William Simmons 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07906@
0 @ind16129@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH //
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
1 POSITION 6940,-590
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 6872,-534,7009,-646
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1615
2 NOTE Born: abt 1615 in [city], [parish], [county], England
3 CONT 
2 PLAC England
3 _XREF @place00004@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1660
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
2 NOTE Died: abt 1660 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Elizabeth 
2 CONT   
2 CONT     
2 CONT Children  
2 CONT Elizabeth Simmons  F abt 1635 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Samuel Simmons  M 1643 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07906@
0 @ind16130@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /WEBSTER/
2 DISPLAY JOHN WEBSTER
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN WEBSTER
1 POSITION 7080,-570
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 7015,-514,7146,-651
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 27 JAN 1605
2 NOTE Born:  27 Jan 1605
3 CONT Ipswich, [parish], Suffolk, England   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Ipswich, [parish], Suffolk, England
3 _XREF @place00173@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 4 NOV 1646
2 PLAC Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00171@
2 NOTE Died:  4 Nov 1646
3 CONT Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE John Webster 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07907@
1 FAMC @fam07910@
0 @ind16131@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /SHATSWELL/
2 DISPLAY MARY SHATSWELL
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN SHATSWELL
1 POSITION 7300,-570
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 7225,-514,7376,-651
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1606
2 NOTE Born: 1606 in Ipswich, [parish], Suffolk, England
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Ipswich, [parish], Suffolk, England
3 _XREF @place00173@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 28 APR 1694
2 PLAC Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00174@
2 NOTE Died: 28 Apr 1694 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Mary Shatswell 
2 CONT  
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT Matthew Webster  M      
2 CONT Theophiles Webster  M      
2 CONT Margaret Webster  F      
2 CONT John Webster  M 27 Jan 1605 in Ipswich, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT Sarah Webster  F abt 1627 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Mary Webster  F 1630 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT John Webster  M 1632 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Hannah Webster  F 23 Dec 1635 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Stephen Webster  M 1637 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Elizabeth Webster  F 1639 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Abigail Webster  F 1642 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Israel Webster  M 1643 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Nathan Webster  M 1646 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Thomas Webster  M 1652 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00381@
1 FAMS @fam07907@
1 FAMC @fam07908@
0 @ind16132@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /SHATSWELL/
2 DISPLAY JOHN SHATSWELL
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN SHATSWELL
1 POSITION 7270,-360
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 7195,-304,7346,-441
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1574
2 NOTE Born:  1574
3 CONT Ipswich, [parish], Suffolk, England   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Ipswich, [parish], Suffolk, England
3 _XREF @place00173@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 11 FEB 1646
2 PLAC Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00171@
2 NOTE Died:  11 Feb 1646
3 CONT Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE John Shatswell 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07908@
1 FAMC @fam07909@
0 @ind16133@ INDI
1 NAME JUDITH /DILLINGHAM/
2 DISPLAY JUDITH DILLINGHAM
2 GIVN JUDITH
2 SURN DILLINGHAM
1 POSITION 7500,-360
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 7425,-304,7576,-441
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1578
2 NOTE Born: 1578 in Ipswich, [parish], Suffolk, England
3 CONT 
2 PLAC pswich, [parish], Suffolk, England
3 _XREF @place00175@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 17 APR 1648
2 PLAC Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00171@
2 NOTE Died: 17 Apr 1648 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Judith Dillingham 
2 CONT     
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT Elizabeth Shatswell  F 1600 in Sudbury, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT Sybil Shatswell  F abt 1601 in Ipswich, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT John Shatswell  M 1604 in Ipswich, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT Mary Shatswell  F 1606 in Ipswich, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT Curwin Shatswell  M 1608 in Ipswich, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT Theophilus Shatswell  M 1609 in Ipswich, [parish], Suffolk, England   
2 CONC  
2 CONT William Shatswell  M abt 1612    
2 CONT Margaret Shatswell  F 1613 in Ipswich, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT Ann Batt  F 7 Apr 1635 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00230@
1 FAMS @fam07908@
0 @ind16134@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /SHATSWELL/
2 DISPLAY JOHN SHATSWELL
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN SHATSWELL
1 POSITION 7150,-150
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 7075,-94,7226,-231
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1552
2 NOTE Born:  abt 1552
3 CONT Ipswich, [parish], Suffolk, England  
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Ipswich, [parish], Suffolk, England
3 _XREF @place00173@
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE John Shatswell 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07909@
0 @ind16135@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION 7380,-150
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 7338,-108,7422,-192
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07909@
0 @ind16136@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS (ENGLAND) /WEBSTER/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS (ENGLAND) WEBSTER
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN WEBSTER
1 POSITION 6870,-360
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 6802,-304,6939,-466
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1570
2 NOTE Born:  1570
3 CONT Ormsby, [parish], Norfolk, England   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Ormsby, [parish], Norfolk, England
3 _XREF @place00176@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1634
2 PLAC Ormesby, [parish], Norfolk, England
3 _XREF @place00177@
2 NOTE Died:  1634
3 CONT Ormesby, [parish], Norfolk, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Thomas Webster 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07910@
0 @ind16137@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH (ENGLAND) /ASHTON/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH (ENGLAND) ASHTON
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN ASHTON
1 POSITION 7090,-360
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 7022,-304,7159,-466
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1566
2 NOTE Born: 1566 in Cossington, [parish], Leicestershire, England
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Leicestershire, England
3 _XREF @place00178@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1593
2 PLAC Cossington, [parish], Leicestershire, England
3 _XREF @place00179@
2 NOTE ied: 1593 in Cossington, [parish], Leicestershire, England  
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT Elizabeth Ashton 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children  
2 CONT Faith Webster  F 9 Jun 1588 in Cassington, [parish], Oxfordshire, Engl
2 CONC and    
2 CONT Annis Webster  F 27 Aug 1592 in Cossington, [parish], Leicestershire, 
2 CONC England    
2 CONT Avis Webster  F abt 1594 in Cossington, [parish], Leicestershire, Engl
2 CONC and    
2 CONT John Webster  M 27 Jan 1605 in Ipswich, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT Thomas Webster  M 20 Nov 1631 in Ormsby, St Margaret, Norfolk, England
2 CONC  
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00002@
1 FAMS @fam07910@
0 @ind16138@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /EATON/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS EATON
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN EATON
1 POSITION 5880,-770
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 5815,-714,5946,-851
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 19 FEB 1626
2 NOTE Born:  19 Feb 1626
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Hatton, co. Warwick
3 _XREF @place00636@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 15 DEC 1708
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
2 NOTE Died:  15 Dec 1708
3 CONT Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE   THOMAS EATON m. 2  EUNICE SINGLETARY; 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Thomas Eaton 
2 CONT Spouse 1    
2 CONT Martha Kent 
2 CONT Born: abt 1629 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONT Died: 9 Mar 1657 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Marriage: 14 Aug 1656 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  Childre
2 CONC n Sex Birth 
2 CONT Martha Eaton  F 27 Feb 1657 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07911@
1 FAMC @fam07915@
0 @ind16139@ INDI
1 NAME EUNICE /SINGLETARY/
2 DISPLAY EUNICE SINGLETARY
2 GIVN EUNICE
2 SURN SINGLETARY
1 POSITION 6370,-770
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 6292,-714,6448,-851
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 7 JAN 1642
2 NOTE ; b. January 07, 1641/42, Salisbury, Massachusetts (Baptism)
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00159@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 5 OCT 1715
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
2 NOTE Died: 5 Oct 1715 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Eunice Singletary 
2 CONT    
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT Thomas Eaton  M 18 Mar 1660 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Lydia Eaton  F 23 Jul 1662 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT John Eaton  M 6 Mar 1665 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Jonathan Eaton  M 23 Apr 1668 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Job Eaton  M 22 Apr 1671 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Timothy Eaton  M 19 May 1674 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Ebenezer Eaton  M 5 Apr 1677 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Martha Eaton  F 16 Mar 1680 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Ruth Eaton  F 23 Nov 1684 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00230@
1 FAMS @fam07911@
1 FAMC @fam07913@
0 @ind16140@ INDI
1 NAME FRANCIS  (ENGLAND) /SINGLETARY/
2 DISPLAY FRANCIS  (ENGLAND) SINGLETARY
2 GIVN FRANCIS 
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN SINGLETARY
1 POSITION 6160,-390
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 6082,-334,6238,-496
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1559
2 NOTE Born:  abt 1559
3 CONT Surfleet, [parish], Lincolnshire, England   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Surfleet, [parish], Lincolnshire, England
3 _XREF @place00180@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1617
2 PLAC Surfleet, [parish], Lincolnshire, England
3 _XREF @place00180@
2 NOTE Died:  1617
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Francis Singletary 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07912@
0 @ind16141@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION 6270,-390
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 6228,-348,6312,-432
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07912@
0 @ind16142@ INDI
1 NAME RICHARD /SINGLETARY/
2 DISPLAY RICHARD SINGLETARY
2 GIVN RICHARD
2 SURN SINGLETARY
1 POSITION 6220,-580
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 6142,-524,6298,-661
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1585
2 NOTE Born:  1585
3 CONT Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00159@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 25 OCT 1687
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
2 NOTE Died:  25 Oct 1687
3 CONT Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Richard Singletary 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07913@
1 FAMC @fam07912@
0 @ind16143@ INDI
1 NAME SUSANNA /COOKE/
2 DISPLAY SUSANNA COOKE
2 GIVN SUSANNA
2 SURN COOKE
1 POSITION 6420,-570
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 6355,-514,6486,-651
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1616
2 NOTE Born: 1616 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 11 APR 1682
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
2 NOTE Died: 11 Apr 1682 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Susanna Cooke 
2 CONT Children  
2 CONT Jonathan Singletary  M 17 Jan 1640 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts,
2 CONC  USA    
2 CONT Eunice Singletary  F 7 Jan 1642 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Nathaniel Singletary  M 28 Oct 1644 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts
2 CONC , USA    
2 CONT Lydia Singletary  F 30 Apr 1648 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Amos Singletary  M Apr 1651 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Benjamin Singletary  M 4 Apr 1656 in Haverhill, [county], Massachusett
2 CONC s, USA    
2 CONT Richard Singletary  M abt 1658 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00402@
1 FAMS @fam07913@
1 FAMC @fam07914@
0 @ind16144@ INDI
1 NAME JOHANIS /COCKE/
2 DISPLAY JOHANIS COCKE
2 GIVN JOHANIS
2 SURN COCKE
1 POSITION 6360,-390
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 6295,-334,6426,-471
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1585
2 NOTE Born:  abt 1585
3 CONT [city], [parish], Worcestershire, England   
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 11 APR 1682
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex, Maryland, USA
3 _XREF @place00181@
2 NOTE Died:  11 Apr 1682
3 CONT Salisbury, Essex, Maryland, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Johanis Cooke 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07914@
0 @ind16145@ INDI
1 NAME MARTHA //
2 DISPLAY MARTHA
2 GIVN MARTHA
1 POSITION 6510,-390
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 6455,-334,6566,-446
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1584
2 NOTE Born: abt 1584 in [city], [parish], [county], England
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Martha Susan
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT George Cook  M 10 Mar 1599 in Baytown, [parish], [county], England    
2 CONT Joseph Cook  M 21 Feb 1600 in Baytown, [parish], [county], England    
2 CONT Susanna Cooke  F 1616 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Phillip Cooke  M 30 Apr 1622 in Cambridge, [county], Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A 
2 CONT  
1 FAMS @fam07914@
0 @ind16150@ INDI
1 NAME SAMUEL /DALTON/
2 DISPLAY SAMUEL DALTON
2 GIVN SAMUEL
2 SURN DALTON
1 POSITION 4900,-970
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 4835,-914,4966,-1051
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 19 SEP 1656
2 NOTE Born:  19 Sep 1656
3 CONT Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA
3 _XREF @place00187@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 23 AUG 1708
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
2 NOTE Died:  23 Aug 1708
3 CONT Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Samuel Dalton 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07917@
1 FAMC @fam07918@
0 @ind16151@ INDI
1 NAME DOROTHIIE /SWAN/
2 DISPLAY DOROTHIIE SWAN
2 GIVN DOROTHIIE
2 SURN SWAN
1 POSITION 5100,-970
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 5031,-914,5170,-1051
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 8 NOV 1666
2 NOTE Born: 8 Nov 1666 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 21 OCT 1700
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
2 NOTE Died: 21 Oct 1700 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Dorothie Swan 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     
2 CONT Marriage: 23 Nov 1683 in Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   View Info
2 CONC   
2 CONT Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Mary Dalton  F 25 May 1686 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Abiah Dalton  F 6 Mar 1688 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Elizabeth Dalton  F 16 Jan 1689 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, US
2 CONC A    
2 CONT Samuel Dalton  M 3 Mar 1691 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Caleb Dalton  M 9 Feb 1697 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Isaac Dalton  M 10 Oct 1699 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT    ANOTHER DORTHY SWAN??//
2 CONT about. 1636 3934 England
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT  Marriage about. 1656 (Age 20) Thomas Abbott - of England
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT  Death 21 October 1710 (Age 74) 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07917@
1 FAMC @fam07955@
0 @ind16152@ INDI
1 NAME SAMUEL /DALTON/
2 DISPLAY SAMUEL DALTON
2 GIVN SAMUEL
2 SURN DALTON
1 POSITION 4800,-760
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 4735,-704,4866,-841
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1629
2 NOTE Born:  1629
3 CONT Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 22 AUG 1681
2 PLAC Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA
3 _XREF @place00187@
2 NOTE Died:  22 Aug 1681
3 CONT Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Samuel Dalton 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07918@
1 FAMC @fam07919@
0 @ind16153@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION 5000,-760
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 4958,-718,5042,-802
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07918@
0 @ind16154@ INDI
1 NAME PHILEMON /DALTON/
2 DISPLAY PHILEMON DALTON
2 GIVN PHILEMON
2 SURN DALTON
1 POSITION 4700,-550
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 4634,-494,4766,-631
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1590
2 NOTE Born:  abt 1590
3 CONT Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA
3 _XREF @place00187@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 4 JUN 1662
2 PLAC Hampton, [county], New Hampshire, USA
3 _XREF @place00188@
2 NOTE Died:  4 Jun 1662
3 CONT Hampton, [county], New Hampshire, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Philemon Dalton 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07919@
1 FAMC @fam07920@
0 @ind16155@ INDI
1 NAME ANNE /COLE/
2 DISPLAY ANNE COLE
2 GIVN ANNE
2 SURN COLE
1 POSITION 4900,-550
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 4835,-494,4966,-631
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1600
2 NOTE Born: abt 1600 in Dennington, [parish], Suffolk, England
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Dennington, [parish], Suffolk, England
3 _XREF @place00189@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 11 NOV 1656
2 PLAC Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA
3 _XREF @place00187@
2 NOTE Died: 11 Nov 1656 in Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA    
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Anne Cole 
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT Mary E Dalton  F 28 Aug 1614 in Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Samuel Dalton  M 1629 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Hannah Dalton  F abt 1631 in [city], [parish], [county], England 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07919@
0 @ind16156@ INDI
1 NAME GEORGE (ENGLAND) /DALTON/
2 DISPLAY GEORGE (ENGLAND) DALTON
2 GIVN GEORGE
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN DALTON
1 POSITION 4600,-340
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 4532,-284,4669,-446
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1535
2 NOTE Born:  abt 1535
3 CONT Dennington, [parish], Suffolk, England   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Dennington, [parish], Suffolk, England
3 _XREF @place00189@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 24 FEB 1614
2 PLAC Dennington, [parish], Suffolk, England
3 _XREF @place00189@
2 NOTE Died:  24 Feb 1614
3 CONT Dennington, [parish], Suffolk, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE George Dalton 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07920@
0 @ind16157@ INDI
1 NAME UNKNOWN (ENGLAND) //
2 DISPLAY UNKNOWN (ENGLAND)
2 GIVN UNKNOWN
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
1 POSITION 4800,-340
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 4732,-298,4869,-421
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Edmund Dalton  M abt 1575 in Woolverstone, [parish], Suffolk, England 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Timothy Dalton  M abt 1577 in Woolverstone, [parish], Suffolk, England
2 CONC     
2 CONT John Dalton  M 1578 in Culford, [parish], Suffolk, England    
2 CONT Philemon Dalton  M abt 1590 in Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA
2 CONC     
2 CONT Sarah Dalton  F abt 1595 in Woolverstone, [parish], Suffolk, England  
2 CONC   
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07920@
0 @ind16169@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /SALISBURY/
2 DISPLAY JOHN SALISBURY
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN SALISBURY
1 POSITION -25860,-660
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -25930,-618,-25790,-741
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07926@
0 @ind16170@ INDI
1 NAME MARGARET /CROWLEY/
2 DISPLAY MARGARET CROWLEY
2 GIVN MARGARET
2 SURN CROWLEY
1 POSITION -25720,-660
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -25791,-618,-25648,-741
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07926@
0 @I249@ INDI
1 NAME Jean (IRELAND) /Paddoc/
2 DISPLAY Jean (IRELAND) Paddoc
2 GIVN Jean
2 MIDDLE (IRELAND)
2 SURN Paddoc
1 POSITION -32300,-620
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -32350,-577,-32249,-699
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 19 JUL 1550
2 PLAC Le Cateau, Cambrai, Nord, France
3 _XREF @place00190@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 3 APR 1603
2 PLAC Tullygovan, County Louth, Ireland
3 _XREF @place00191@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE (Research):
2 CONT Above source: Eric D Wall, 1 June Road, Stoneham, MA 02180, 617-438-16
2 CONC 85, RICKWALL@AOL.COM as quoted by Harry C. Hadaway, Jr.
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 CUSTOM_TAG1 26 Mar 2007
1 CUSTOM_TAG2 16:44
1 FAMS @F139@
1 FAMC @F140@
0 @I250@ INDI
1 NAME Jane (IRELAND) /Jennings/
2 DISPLAY Jane (IRELAND) Jennings
2 GIVN Jane
2 MIDDLE (IRELAND)
2 SURN Jennings
1 POSITION -32110,-620
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -32157,-577,-32063,-699
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE Unknown
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 15 MAY 1607
2 PLAC Tullygovan, County Louth, Ireland
3 _XREF @place00191@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE (Research):Sources: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Title: Kent Thomas Cusak
2 CONT Note: 1.Kent Thomas Cusack, 2670 Brewer Drive, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635,
2 CONC  520-803-9482,
2 CONT cusack@theriver.com
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 CUSTOM_TAG1 26 Mar 2007
1 CUSTOM_TAG2 16:44
1 FAMS @F139@
0 @I251@ INDI
1 NAME Paul /Paddoc/
2 DISPLAY Paul Paddoc
2 GIVN Paul
2 SURN Paddoc
1 POSITION -32330,-500
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -32365,-457,-32294,-561
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 14 JUN 1507
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE Unknown
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE (Research):Above source: Eric D Wall, 1 June Road, Stoneham, MA 02180,
2 CONC  617-438-1685, RICKWALL@AOL.COM as quoted by Harry C. Hadaway, Jr.
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 CUSTOM_TAG1 26 Mar 2007
1 CUSTOM_TAG2 16:44
1 FAMS @F140@
1 FAMC @F141@
0 @I252@ INDI
1 NAME Francoise /Traillour/
2 DISPLAY Francoise Traillour
2 GIVN Francoise
2 SURN Traillour
1 POSITION -32190,-500
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -32240,-457,-32139,-561
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1519
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 18 JUL 1607
2 PLAC Le Cateau, Cambrai, Nord, France
3 _XREF @place00190@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE (Research):Title: Eric D Wall, 1 June Road, Stoneham, MA 02180, 617-43
2 CONC 8-1685, RICKWALL@AOL.COM
2 CONT Note: As quoted by Harry C. Hadaway, Jr. Eric D Wall, 1 June Road, Sto
2 CONC neham, MA 02180, 617-438-1685, RICKWALL@AOL.COM. 
2 CONT Title: Eric D Wall, 1 June Road, Stoneham, MA 02180, 617-438-1685, RIC
2 CONC KWALL@AOL.COM
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 CUSTOM_TAG1 26 Mar 2007
1 CUSTOM_TAG2 16:44
1 FAMS @F140@
0 @I253@ INDI
1 NAME Henri /Padoch/
2 DISPLAY Henri Padoch
2 GIVN Henri
2 SURN Padoch
1 POSITION -32350,-390
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -32400,-347,-32299,-451
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1462
2 PLAC Le Cateau, Cambrai, Nord, France
3 _XREF @place00190@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1533
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE (Research):Henri Padoc (Paddoc) of Le Cateau, Cambrai, Nord, France, E
2 CONC squire, Lord of the Manors of Le Cateau
2 CONT and Orchies was born in 1462 and on 4 Aug. 1471 was apprenticed to Jan
2 CONC  van der Goes of Rotterdam, Holland,
2 CONT goldsmith. (Jacques Padoch of Chesney apprenticed his son Henri for th
2 CONC ree years, to send him free to Rotterdam
2 CONT to enter the employ of said Jan van der Goes to learn the art of a jew
2 CONC eler and goldsmith, the latter to support him
2 CONT and to give him a donation if he remains three years. Jan van der Goes
2 CONC  attached his personal and commercial seal.)
2 CONT On Aug 11, 1508 Henri, his wife and sons Paul and Joseph were given of
2 CONC  Le Cateau in the will of his father. Henri
2 CONT "joined the Duke of Brittany's forces in 1508. 
2 CONT Above source: Eric D Wall, 1 June Road, Stoneham, MA 02180, 617-438-16
2 CONC 85, RICKWALL@AOL.COM as quoted by Harry C. Hadaway, Jr.
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 CUSTOM_TAG1 26 Mar 2007
1 CUSTOM_TAG2 16:44
1 FAMS @F141@
0 @I254@ INDI
1 NAME Marie /Brojuin/
2 DISPLAY Marie Brojuin
2 GIVN Marie
2 SURN Brojuin
1 POSITION -32270,-390
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -32304,-347,-32236,-451
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 13 NOV 1553
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE Unknown
1 ISDEAD Y
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 CUSTOM_TAG1 26 Mar 2007
1 CUSTOM_TAG2 16:44
1 FAMS @F141@
0 @I413@ INDI
1 NAME Ruth /Hopkins?/
2 DISPLAY Ruth Hopkins?
2 GIVN Ruth
2 SURN Hopkins?
1 POSITION -28830,-1070
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -28895,-1014,-28764,-1151
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE JAN 1653
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1720
2 PLAC Freetown, Bristol Co., MA
3 _XREF @place00312@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE CHILDREN
2 CONT   William Winslow, M, (16 NOV 1674 - _______) 
2 CONT   Oliver Winslow, M, (20 FEB 1675/76 - _______) 
2 CONT   Ruth Winslow, F, (13 SEP 1678 - _______) 
2 CONT   Richard Winslow, M, (6 MAR 1679/80 - _______) 
2 CONT   Hope Winslow, F, (29 MAY 1681 - _______) 
2 CONT   Job Winslow, M, (10 JUL 1683 - _______) 
2 CONT +Joseph Winslow, M, (ABT. 1685 - ABT. 1727) 
2 CONT   James Winslow, M, (9 MAY 1687 - _______) 
2 CONT   Mary Winslow, F, (1 APR 1689 - _______) 
2 CONT   George Winslow, M, (2 JAN 1690/91 - _______) 
2 CONT   Jonathan Winslow, M, (22 NOV 1692 - _______) 
2 CONT   John Winslow, M, (20 FEB 1694/95 - _______) 
2 CONT   Elizabeth Winslow, F, (BET. 1696 - 1697 - _______) 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT ***********************************************************
2 CONT (Research):http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=steeles&id
2 CONC =I507
2 CONT Abbrev: Great Migration, 1620-1633
2 CONT Title: Anderson, Robert Charles, The Great Migration Begins (NEHGS, Bo
2 CONC ston, 1995)95.
2 CONT Page: p. 2036 
2 CONT Abbrev: New England Marriages
2 CONT Title: Torrey, Clarence Almon, New England Marriages Prior to 1700 (Ge
2 CONC nealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, Md., 1985)al Publishing Co., Bal
2 CONC timore, Md., 1985.
2 CONT Page: p. 829 
2 CONT Abbrev: Winslow Memorial
2 CONT Title: Holton, David & Frances, Winslow Memorial (D-P Holton, NY, 1877
2 CONC )
2 CONT Page: p. 80
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 CUSTOM_TAG1 26 Mar 2007
1 CUSTOM_TAG2 16:44
0 @I638@ INDI
1 NAME JAMES /LEONARD/
2 DISPLAY JAMES LEONARD
2 GIVN JAMES
2 SURN LEONARD
1 SOURCES @source00047@
1 POSITION -27760,-740
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -27825,-684,-27694,-821
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1621
2 PLAC Pontipol
3 _XREF @place00306@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1691
2 PLAC Probably Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00307@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 CUSTOM_TAG1 26 Mar 2007
1 CUSTOM_TAG2 16:44
1 FAMS @F364@
1 FAMC @F365@
1 FAMS @fam07928@
0 @I639@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /LEONARD/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS LEONARD
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN LEONARD
1 SOURCES @source00051@
1 POSITION -27850,-500
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -27900,-457,-27799,-561
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 23 MAY 1577
2 PLAC Chevening, Kent, England
3 _XREF @place00308@
2 BAPTISM 
3 DATE 23 MAY 1577
3 PLAC Chevening, Kent, England
4 _XREF @place00308@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE NOV 1638
2 PLAC Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00313@
2 DISPOSITION 
3 DATE 16 NOV 1638
3 PLAC Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
4 _XREF @place00313@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 CUSTOM_TAG1 26 Mar 2007
1 CUSTOM_TAG2 16:44
1 FAMS @F365@
1 FAMC @F366@
0 @I640@ INDI
1 NAME LYDIA BARON /WHITE/
2 DISPLAY LYDIA BARON WHITE
2 GIVN LYDIA BARON
2 SURN WHITE
1 SOURCES @source00050@
1 POSITION -27580,-440
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -27645,-384,-27514,-546
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE ~1587
2 PLAC Kent
3 _XREF @place00309@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1669
1 ISDEAD Y
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 CUSTOM_TAG1 26 Mar 2007
1 CUSTOM_TAG2 16:44
1 FAMS @F365@
0 @I641@ INDI
1 NAME MARGARET /FIENNES/
2 DISPLAY MARGARET FIENNES
2 GIVN MARGARET
2 SURN FIENNES
2 NSFX Baroness Of Dacre
1 SOURCES @source00052@
1 POSITION -27740,-380
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -27792,-337,-27687,-441
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1540
2 PLAC Pont Y Pool, Trevethan, Monmouth, Wales
3 _XREF @place00310@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 10 MAR 1611
2 PLAC Chevening, Kent, England
3 _XREF @place00308@
2 DISPOSITION 
3 DATE 10 MAR 1611
3 PLAC Botolph, Chevening, Kent, England
4 _XREF @place00311@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 TITL Baroness Of Dacre
1 CUSTOM_TAG1 26 Mar 2007
1 CUSTOM_TAG2 16:44
1 FAMS @F366@
0 @I642@ INDI
1 NAME HENRY /LEONARD/
2 DISPLAY HENRY LEONARD
2 GIVN HENRY
2 SURN LEONARD
1 SOURCES @source00053@
1 POSITION -27920,-360
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -27966,-326,-27873,-421
1 SEX M
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 CUSTOM_TAG1 26 Mar 2007
1 CUSTOM_TAG2 16:44
1 FAMS @F366@
0 @ind16172@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION -27510,-720
2 BOUNDARYRECT -27536,-694,-27484,-746
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07928@
0 @I280@ INDI
1 NAME ROBERT /WATSON/
2 DISPLAY ROBERT WATSON
2 GIVN ROBERT
2 SURN WATSON
1 SOURCES @source00049@
1 POSITION -27380,-440
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -27445,-384,-27314,-521
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1570
2 PLAC Wath Upon Dearne, Yorkshire, England
3 _XREF @place00547@
2 BAPTISM 
3 DATE 24 DEC 1576
3 PLAC West Hesterlon, Yorkshire, England
4 _XREF @place00548@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE ~1637
2 PLAC Windsor, Hartford Co., CT
3 _XREF @place00549@
2 DISPOSITION 
3 DATE 1637
3 PLAC Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
4 _XREF @place00550@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 IMMI 
2 DATE 1632
1 CUSTOM_TAG1 26 Mar 2007
1 CUSTOM_TAG2 16:44
1 FAMS @fam07929@
0 @I281@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /CHILIAB ?/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH CHILIAB ?
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN CHILIAB ?
1 SOURCES @source00048@
1 POSITION -27190,-450
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -27258,-394,-27121,-556
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE Unknown
2 PLAC England
3 _XREF @place00004@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1638
2 PLAC Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA
3 _XREF @place00551@
2 DISPOSITION 
3 PLAC Plymouth, Litchfield, Conn
4 _XREF @place00552@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 CUSTOM_TAG1 26 Mar 2007
1 CUSTOM_TAG2 16:44
1 FAMS @fam07929@
0 @ind16213@ INDI
1 NAME BENJAMIN /COLLINS/
2 DISPLAY BENJAMIN COLLINS
2 GIVN BENJAMIN
2 SURN COLLINS
1 SOURCES @source00012@
1 POSITION -4160,-1260
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -4225,-1204,-4094,-1341
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 29 MAY 1691
2 NOTE Birth: ABT 1691  
3 CONT *************************************
3 CONT b. 29 May 1691 Taunton, Bristol, (or
3 CONT Salisbury, Essex) Massachusetts
2 PLAC TAUTON MA
3 _XREF @place00563@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 29 APR 1759
2 PLAC Columbia, Tolland County, Connecticut
3 _XREF @place00556@
2 DISPOSITION 
3 PLAC Old Cemetery, Columbia, Tolland County, Connecticut
4 _XREF @place00557@
2 NOTE  
3 CONT Death: 29 APR 1759 in Columbia, Tolland County, Connecticut  
3 CONT Burial: Old Cemetery, Columbia, Tolland County, Connecticut 
3 CONT Will: APR 1759 4
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Benjamin Collins (1691-1759) A contemporary of Obiadiah Wheeler who li
2 CONC ve d in Columbia, Connecticut, Benjamin Collins was a cabinet maker as
2 CONC  wel l as a gravestone craftsman. Collins's stones at first glance fre
2 CONC quentl y closely resemble Wheeler stones in that both made frequent us
2 CONC e of the l arge six-rayed rosette, a face with projecting wings, and a
2 CONC  central hear t in a horizontal row below the face. However, close exa
2 CONC mination of Colli ns's stones will allow easy recognition. His central
2 CONC  face always has a bu lbous rather than a long, slender, aristocratic 
2 CONC nose, and his wings frequ ently end in rounded or trianguloid tips rat
2 CONC her than the sharp, arrow-poi nted tips so characteristic of Wheeler s
2 CONC tones. Many resemble the headdres s of an Indian chief. Collins freque
2 CONC ntly used a blue schist; in contras t to both Wheeler and Hartshorne h
2 CONC e signed a number on his stones. His ca binet-making background obviou
2 CONC sly influenced his gravestone carving, as h e tended to use a delicate
2 CONC , lacy, often leaf-like motif in his border pan els and his lettering 
2 CONC is very shallow. This latter, unfortunately, make s those stones that 
2 CONC have been somewhat eroded difficult, if not impossibl e, to read. Sign
2 CONC ed stones by Benjamin Collins may be found in Pachaug, Da nielson, Col
2 CONC umbia, Hebron, Tolland, Scotland, Plainfield, Norwichtown, Co ventry, 
2 CONC Lebanon, and Franklin. To see his work at its best go to Columbi a whe
2 CONC re he is buried. (His own stone was made by his son Zerubbabel).
2 CONT From: Slater, James A. The Colonial Burying Grounds of Eastern Connect
2 CONC ic ut and the Men Who Made Them. Memoirs of the Connecticut Academy of
2 CONC  Art s & Sciences, vol. 21. Hamden, Connecticut: Archon Books, 1987.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  
2 CONT Occupation: a joiner and housewright, later a stonecutter 3 
2 CONT Event: Deed 1733/34 Lebanon Crank (Columbia), Tolland County, Connecti
2 CONC cut 3 
2 CONT Will: APR 1759 4
2 CONT 
2 CONT 2ND SPOUSE CHILD
2 CONT Children
2 CONT  Zerubbabel COLLINS b: 1733
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00517@
1 FAMS @fam07949@
1 FAMC @fam07932@
0 @ind16214@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /WEARE/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH WEARE
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN WEARE
1 SOURCES @source00026@
1 POSITION -1980,-1270
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -2048,-1214,-1911,-1351
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1700
2 NOTE Elizabeth [--?--] b: ABT 1700
3 CONT  ***********************************************
3 CONT b. Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
3 CONT 
2 PLAC TAUNTON MA
3 _XREF @place00562@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 27 JAN 1778
2 PLAC TOLLAND CT
3 _XREF @place00561@
2 NOTE d. 27 Jan 1778 Prob. Tolland,
3 CONT Connecticut
3 CONT bu. Jan 1778 Columbia, Tolland,
3 CONT Connecticut
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT  Benjamin Collins Jr. b: 19 MAR 1721/22 in Massachusetts
2 CONT  Abraham Collins b: 04 JUN 1724 in either Dighton or Taunton, Bristol 
2 CONC County, Massachusetts
2 CONT  Rufus Collins b: 21 NOV 1726 in Dighton, Bristol County, Massachusett
2 CONC s
2 CONT  Julius Collins b: 29 DEC 1728 in Dighton, Bristol County, Massachuset
2 CONC ts
2 CONT  Phebe Collins b: 09 JUL 1731 in Massachusetts
2 CONT  Zerabubel Collins b: 04 OCT 1733
2 CONT  Lucy Collins b: 05 FEB 1735/36
2 CONT  Zelotes Collins b: 23 MAR 1737/38
2 CONT  Zelotes Collins b: 12 NOV 1740
2 CONT ************************************************************
2 CONT Benjamen Collins   
2 CONT Born: ABT 1691
2 CONT 
2 CONT Occupation:  A joiner, house wright and later a stone cutter.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Lived in:  1726-1728
2 CONT Place:  Dighton, Massachusetts
2 CONT 
2 CONT Land Rec:  12 FEB 1733/34
2 CONT Place:  Lebanon, Connecticut
2 CONT Note:  It was noted they were recently from Taunton, Massachusetts
2 CONT 
2 CONT Birth of Son:  19 MAR 1721/22
2 CONT Name:  Benjamen Collins
2 CONT 
2 CONT Birth of Son:  04 JUN 1724
2 CONT Name:  Abraham Collins
2 CONT 
2 CONT Birth of Son:  21 NOV 1726
2 CONT Name:  Rufus Collins
2 CONT 
2 CONT Birth of Son:  29 DEC 1728
2 CONT Name:  Julius Collins
2 CONT 
2 CONT Birth of Daughter:  09 JUL 1731
2 CONT Name:  Phebe Collins
2 CONT 
2 CONT Birth of Son:  04 OCT 1733
2 CONT Name:  Zarabubel Collins
2 CONT 
2 CONT Birth of Daughter:  05 FEB 1735/36
2 CONT Name:  Lucy Collins
2 CONT 
2 CONT Birth of Son:  23 FEB 1738
2 CONT Name:  Zelotes Collins
2 CONT 
2 CONT Birth of Son:  12 NOV 1740
2 CONT Name:  Zelotes Collins
2 CONT 
2 CONT Death:  29 APR 1759
2 CONT    
2 CONT Parents are unknown
2 CONT  
2 CONT *********************************************************
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00523@
1 FAMS @fam07949@
1 FAMC @fam07931@
0 @ind16176@ INDI
1 NAME DANIEL /WEARE/
2 DISPLAY DANIEL WEARE
2 GIVN DANIEL
2 SURN WEARE
1 SOURCES @source00027@
1 POSITION -2260,-1050
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -2325,-994,-2194,-1131
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1667
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1736
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Daniel Weare b: Bet 1667 and 1680 d: 1736
1 FAMS @fam07931@
1 FAMC @fam07943@
0 @ind16177@ INDI
1 NAME HANNAH /BOADEN/
2 DISPLAY HANNAH BOADEN
2 GIVN HANNAH
2 SURN BOADEN
1 POSITION -1410,-1100
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -1475,-1044,-1344,-1181
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 9 JUL 1658
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 4 MAY 1697
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07931@
1 FAMC @fam07940@
0 @ind16178@ INDI
1 NAME BENJAMIN /COLLINS/
2 DISPLAY BENJAMIN COLLINS
2 GIVN BENJAMIN
2 SURN COLLINS
1 POSITION -4580,-1030
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -4645,-974,-4514,-1111
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1643
2 NOTE Benjamin Collins
3 CONT b. 1643 Ipswich, Essex,
3 CONT Massachusetts
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00564@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 10 DEC 1683
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00565@
2 NOTE d. 10 Dec 1683 Salisbury, Essex,
3 CONT Massachusetts, New England
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07932@
1 FAMC @fam07933@
0 @ind16179@ INDI
1 NAME MARTHA /EATON/
2 DISPLAY MARTHA EATON
2 GIVN MARTHA
2 SURN EATON
1 POSITION -3360,-1060
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -3425,-1004,-3294,-1141
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 12 AUG 1648
2 NOTE b. 12 Aug 1648 Salisbury, Essex,
3 CONT Massachusetts, New England
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex,Massachusetts,
3 _XREF @place00566@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 19 APR 1734
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex ,Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00567@
2 NOTE d. 19 Apr 1734 Salisbury, Essex,
3 CONT Massachusetts
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Martha Eaton
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00522@
1 FAMS @fam07932@
1 FAMC @fam07975@
0 @ind16180@ INDI
1 NAME ROBERT /COLLINS/
2 DISPLAY ROBERT COLLINS
2 GIVN ROBERT
2 SURN COLLINS
1 POSITION -4860,-810
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -4925,-754,-4794,-891
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1616
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 17 JUN 1688
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00571@
2 NOTE d. 17 Jun 1688 Haverhill, Essex,
3 CONT Massachusetts
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Robert (Not certain of these
2 CONT parents) Collins
2 CONT b: Abt 1616 d: 17 Jun 1688
1 FAMS @fam07933@
0 @ind16181@ INDI
1 NAME HESTER /FOWLER/
2 DISPLAY HESTER FOWLER
2 GIVN HESTER
2 SURN FOWLER
1 POSITION -4400,-820
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -4465,-764,-4334,-901
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 16 MAR 1618
2 PLAC Marlborough, WILTS ENGLAND
3 _XREF @place00572@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 29 OCT 1666
2 PLAC Ipswich, Essex, Ma
3 _XREF @place00573@
2 NOTE d. 29 Oct 1666 Ipswich, Essex, Ma
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE NOT SURE OF THESES PARENTS
2 CONT *************************************
2 CONT Spouses
2 CONT 1Robert Collins1Death17 Jun 1688, Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
2 CONC Marriageabt 16582Jacknell Or Jathnell Bird1MarriageIpswich, Essex, Mas
2 CONC sachusetts, USA3Ezra Rolfe1
2 CONT **********************************************
2 CONT Hester FOWLER was born on 16 Mar 1618/19 in Marlboro, Wiltshire Co., E
2 CONC NG. She immigrated about 1633. She died on 29 Oct 1666
1 FAMS @fam07933@
1 FAMC @fam07935@
0 @ind16183@ INDI
1 NAME MARTHA /ROWLANDSON/
2 DISPLAY MARTHA ROWLANDSON
2 GIVN MARTHA
2 SURN ROWLANDSON
1 POSITION -2890,-770
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -2978,-714,-2801,-851
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 NOTE  SALISBURY MA
2 PLAC SALISBURY MA
3 _XREF @place00570@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 17 JUL 1712
2 PLAC Salisbury, Essex, MA
3 _XREF @place00569@
2 NOTE 
3 CONT d. 17 Jul 1712 Salisbury, Essex,
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Mary Eaton
2 CONT b. 8 Feb 1642/43 Reading, Middlesex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT c. Unmarried.
2 CONT d. 4 Apr 1732 Wenham, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT bu. North Beverley, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT John Eaton
2 CONT b. 10 Jul 1645 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT d. 17 Jan 1716/17 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT Esther Or Hester Eaton
2 CONT b. Aug 1645 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT d. Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts,
2 CONT New England
2 CONT Jonas Eaton
2 CONT b. 10 Sep 1645 Reading, Middlesex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT Thomas Eaton
2 CONT b. 17 Jan 1646/47 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT d. 9 Jul 1699 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT Jonas Eaton
2 CONT b. 28 Sep 1647 Reading, Middlesex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT d. 14 Oct 1647 Reading, Middlesex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT Martha Eaton
2 CONT b. 12 Aug 1648 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT d. 19 Apr 1734 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT Elizabeth Eaton
2 CONT b. 12 Dec 1650 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT d.
2 CONT Joseph Eaton
2 CONT b. 5 Jan 1650/51 Reading, Middlessy,
2 CONT Ma
2 CONT d. 18 May 1699
2 CONT Ann Eaton
2 CONT b. 17 Jun 1652 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT d. 12 Jun 1658 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT Joshua Eaton
2 CONT b. 4 Dec 1653 Reading, Middlessy,
2 CONT Ma
2 CONT d. 19 Nov 1717 Reading, Middlesex,
2 CONT Ma
2 CONT Sarah Eaton
2 CONT b. 28 Feb 1653/54 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT d. 13 Sep 1726 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT Lieut.Jonathan Eaton
2 CONT b. 6 Dec 1655 Reading, Middlesex,
2 CONT Ma
2 CONT d. 8 Jul 1743 Reading, Middlesex Co,
2 CONT Ma
2 CONT bu. Jul 1743 Reading, Middlesex Co.,
2 CONT Ma
2 CONT Mary Eaton
2 CONT b. 9 Dec 1656 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT d. 1 Jan 1656/57 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT David Eaton
2 CONT b. 22 Sep 1657 Reading, Middlessy,
2 CONT Ma
2 CONT d. 7 Oct 1657 Reading, Middlesex Co,
2 CONT Ma
2 CONT bu. 1657 Reading, Middlesex Co., Ma
2 CONT Samuel Eaton
2 CONT b. 14 Feb 1657/58 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT d. 1683
2 CONT Joseph Eaton
2 CONT b. 1 Mar 1660/61 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT d. 13 Jan 1742/43 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT James Eaton
2 CONT b. 1661 Reading, Middlessy, Ma
2 CONT Ephraim Eaton
2 CONT b. 12 Apr 1663 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT d. 18 Jun 1723 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00521@
1 FAMC @fam07938@
1 FAMS @fam07975@
0 @ind16184@ INDI
1 NAME PHILIP /FOWLER/
2 DISPLAY PHILIP FOWLER
2 GIVN PHILIP
2 SURN FOWLER
1 POSITION -4550,-640
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -4615,-584,-4484,-721
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1591
2 NOTE 1591/1598 
3 CONT Birth Place Ipswich, England 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Ipswich, England
3 _XREF @place00583@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 24 JUN 1679
2 PLAC Ipswich, MA
3 _XREF @place00584@
2 NOTE Death Date 24 Jun 1679 Age: 88 
3 CONT Death Place Ipswich, MA 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Philip Fowler
2 CONT Source: Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury, MA, by David Hoyt, pag
2 CONC e 162. Philip was a clothworker, came in the ship Mary and John. Resid
2 CONC ed in Ipswich, MA. The name Fowler dates back to the Norman era in Eng
2 CONC land. There was a Richard Fowler of Foxley who served Richard the Lion
2 CONC  Hearted inn the crusades. At the siege of Acre in 1191 he was knighte
2 CONC d for the work he and his bowmen did in repelling a surprise attack by
2 CONC  the Muslims. Richard Fowler later returned to England and lived in Bu
2 CONC ckinghamshire. Many English Fowlers are descended from his line, but i
2 CONC t is not known if the Philip Fowler of this study is. Philip Fowler wa
2 CONC s probably born in Marlborough, Wiltshire, England about 1594. It is u
2 CONC nknown as to what Philip's trade was in England, but it may well have 
2 CONC been a clothmaker. Family tradition has the early Norman Fowlers being
2 CONC  clothmakers, and in a 1668 "deed of gift" Philip Fowler describes him
2 CONC self as being a "clothmaker". In Mass. He was also a surveyor and a fa
2 CONC rmer . Philip married Mary Winsley (or Winslow) in England. She was th
2 CONC e sister of Samuel Winsley , a resident of Colchester and later an ear
2 CONC ly settler of Salisbury." Philip and Mary had the following children; 
2 CONC Margaret Osgood (bapt 1615-), Mary Chandler, Samuel (1618-), Hester Co
2 CONC llins, Joseph (abt 1629-), and Thomas (1636-). The family came to Amer
2 CONC ica on the "Mary and John" in May of 1634. This ship was out of London
2 CONC  and its master was Robert Sayres. The Mary and John was set to sail i
2 CONC n Feb. of 1633 when the authorities prevented the ships departure. The
2 CONC y were not allowed to proceed until the ships master put up a 100 poun
2 CONC d bond, and promised that the ship would hold daily 'Church of England
2 CONC ' services which would be attended by all of the passengers. In additi
2 CONC on, all of the passengers were required to take the "Oathes of Allegie
2 CONC nce and Supremacies" on March 24, 1633. The ship was then allowed to s
2 CONC ail and it arrived in New England in May of 1633. Also on the "Mary an
2 CONC d John" was Christopher Osgood who married Philip's daughter, Margaret
2 CONC . Philip settled in Ipswich where he received several grants of land. 
2 CONC He was also granted in 1634, 4 acres of meadow and marshland. In 1635,
2 CONC  he was granted 35 acres lying on the northwest side of the Muddy Rive
2 CONC r, 10 acres in Jeffries neck (adjoining Richard Hassall's land), 6 acr
2 CONC es of planting ground on the "hill north side of the town" (adjoining 
2 CONC Christopher Osgood's l and), a 1 acre home lot on Meeting House Lane, 
2 CONC 10 acres of upland, and 6 acres of meadow near Jeffries Neck. The home
2 CONC  lot was next to the home lots of John Gage and Thomas Scott. In 1660 
2 CONC he received another grant which consisted of 5 acres of marshland. "In
2 CONC  1672-3 (2 Jan.) he sells for 100 pounds, to "Roger Darby, sope boyler
2 CONC ," of same town, his "dwelling house and ground about it with a hous e
2 CONC  thereon, and orchyards, yards & gardens, in all containe two acres, b
2 CONC e it more or less, wit h the comonage, and all and every, . . . which 
2 CONC sayd house & land is scittuate & lyeing in Ips wich, aforesayd, on the
2 CONC  same syde of the streete, comonly called Hill street, bounded or lyei
2 CONC  ng on the west syde of Thomas Lovell's pasture land, and on the north
2 CONC  syde of Samuell Graves , his pasture, and on the east syde of John Br
2 CONC owne's house lott, together with four acres o f land, out ofmy lott at
2 CONC  Muddy River, on the Northwest syde of Richard Shatswell's pasture. Su
2 CONC bscribed, sealed & dl in the presents of us, WILLIAM NORTON. PHILLIP F
2 CONC OWLER ANDREW PEETERS. (and a seale)." Philip took the Freemen's oath o
2 CONC n September 3, 1634. Philip served Ipswich in a number of way s. He wa
2 CONC s on a Jury of Trials in 1642 and 1647, a Judge of Defaults in 1646, a
2 CONC  Surveyor and S urveyor of fences for a number of years. He also helpe
2 CONC d build the town watch-house in 1647-4 8 and a wharf for the town's us
2 CONC e in 1656. In 1658 he was appointed to a committee which was t o "give
2 CONC  their apprehensions and reasons (to the selectmen) who have a right t
2 CONC o Commonage, and w ho not, and what else they conceive may conduce to 
2 CONC the good of the town, and when they are re ady, the selectmen to call 
2 CONC the town together, to hear what they conceive". Philip Fowler was in c
2 CONC ourt on a number of other occasions. On November 25, 1648, he testifie
2 CONC  d in regards to the land of Humphrey Broadstreete. This may have had 
2 CONC a connection with his du ties as a surveyor. He was also in court on N
2 CONC ovember 22, 1660 where; " the Court issued a writ against "PHILIP FOWL
2 CONC ER, and MARY his wife, executrix to the estat e of hir late Husband, G
2 CONC eorge Norton, . . . for pounds 30, on complaint of Mr. William Norton 
2 CONC , aturney to Mr. Emanuel Downing." The case was continued 23 Nov., 166
2 CONC 5, when a case was mad e by PHILLIP FOWLER, and MARY his wife, as plai
2 CONC ntiff, against Roger Preston, defendant, in a n action of debt of poun
2 CONC ds 18, due for rent, and damages, according to attachment, dated 13th 
2 CONC , 9th mo., 1665. The jury found for the plaintiff, pounds 19 damages, 
2 CONC and 24s. 8d., cost, 28t h, 9th mo., 1665. Robert Lord his atorney, ack
2 CONC nowledged a judgment of 18s. 2d., due to Mr. Wi lliam Norton, 28th, 9t
2 CONC h mo., 1665. It seems that 4 Aug., 1656, Lucie Downing of Salem, with 
2 CONC c onsent of her husband Emanuell Downing, let and farmed, unto George 
2 CONC Norton, sometime of Salem , carpenter, her farm called Groton, in Sale
2 CONC m, near to Gov. Endicott's for the term of ten ye ars, from 1 March, 1
2 CONC 655-6, for o18 per annum. 14 March, 1658-9, an agreement was made betw
2 CONC ee n George Norton and Roger Preston, for the lease "of the farme the 
2 CONC said Norton now dwelleth o n," he to enter 15 March, 1659-60. Witness 
2 CONC Joseph Fowler. " In 1661 Philip also gave testimony in court regarding
2 CONC  a defect in the highway, possibly Hig h St. where he lived. On May 11
2 CONC , 1663 an agreement was made in court, "by which PHILIP FOWLER, Senior
2 CONC , delivered to Philip Bill of "Jubaque," "two young heifers, w ith him
2 CONC  to abide and continue for the terme of seven years" etc. It appears t
2 CONC hat Philip Bill , "had gone out of this jurisdiction," and PHILIP FOWL
2 CONC ER, Senior, entered a suit against him , 3 Nov., 1668, in the case for
2 CONC  security for a parcel of cattle, value o20, and at the same t ime app
2 CONC oints his grandchild "Phillip Fowler, to be his true and lawful atturn
2 CONC ey," when he sig ns "the marke P of PHILLIP FFOWLER" (and a green seal
2 CONC ), and acknowledged it, the same date. A ccordingly he 5 Nov., 1668, "
2 CONC Attached 3 cowes & 2 heiferes, & put into the hands James Bill , to be
2 CONC  responsible, according to the tenour of the attachment, Pr. me Philli
2 CONC p Fowler, Marsha l deputy." The case was found for PHILIP FOWLER, seni
2 CONC or, 24th, 9th mo., 1668. " Mary Winsley died on August 30, 1659. Phili
2 CONC p remained a widow until 1659 when he became engag ed to a widow, Mary
2 CONC  Norton. The marriage contract reads as follows; "Know all men by thes
2 CONC e presents, that I, PHILLIP FOWLER of Ipswich, in the county of Essex,
2 CONC  c lothworker, for & in consideration of a contract of marriage with M
2 CONC ARY NORTON, widdow, doe gr ant unto her as followeth, viz: that if it 
2 CONC please the Lord the mariage intended be compleated , and she the sayd 
2 CONC Mary my intended wife do survive, I doe covenant & grant unto her, tha
2 CONC t sh e shall injoye all my house and lands, with the appurtenances & p
2 CONC rivilidges thereunto belongi ng, untill my sonn Phillip (provided I ma
2 CONC ke him my heir), shall come of age, and when he come s of age, I do gr
2 CONC ant unto her, that she shall possess and enjoy the chamber over the ha
2 CONC ll, wi th the table forme & cabbin beds, as alsoe the garretts & halfe
2 CONC  the orchyard, and halfe the g rasse of the close, & my six acres of l
2 CONC and upon the hill, and the inward cellar to her owne p roper use & beh
2 CONC oofe, and alsoe liberty to make use of the lower roome for her necessa
2 CONC ry ocasi ons, with free liberty to make use of the well in the cellar 
2 CONC to fetch watter, & all these t o enjoye during the tyme of her natural
2 CONC l life, and then to return unto my children, or who o f them, I shall 
2 CONC dispose them unto, and further doe grant her liberty of barne roome to
2 CONC  lay i n her corne, and two load of hay, with roome in the cowe house 
2 CONC for to sett two cowes, & grass e for to make two loads of hay a yeare,
2 CONC  for the tyme of her life, as aforesayd. In wittness w hereof, I have 
2 CONC hereunto sett my hand & seale, the 27th of February, 1659. Signed, sea
2 CONC led and delivered, in the presence of us, WILLIAM NORTON. PHILLIP FOWL
2 CONC ER DANIELL DAVISON (with a marke). (with a marke & seale). ROBERT LORD
2 CONC . PHILLIP FOWLER acknowledged this wrighting, tobe his act & deed, bef
2 CONC ore me. Daniell Denison . February 27th; 1659." He and Mary lived on H
2 CONC igh Street (Ipswich), on the south side, adjoining the house lots of J
2 CONC o hn Woodam and Philip Call. In 1668 his grandchild Philip agreed to t
2 CONC ake care of him in his old age. In exchange Philip f iled the followin
2 CONC g deed of gift with the Clerk of Courts; This present writing wittness
2 CONC eth that I, Philip FFowler of Ipswich, in the county of Essex, c lothw
2 CONC orker, for and in considderation of that naturall affection I doe bear
2 CONC e unto my Grandchi ld Philip FFowler, as also in consideration of his 
2 CONC being with me, and doeing my business fo r me, as formerly, I doe by t
2 CONC hese presents freely give and grant, and by these fully confirme , unt
2 CONC o him the sayd Phillip, my Grandchild, all that my now dwelling house 
2 CONC and lands I stan d now possesst off, after my decease (exepting what b
2 CONC y agreement with my wife upon mariage, w ch is put in writing and reco
2 CONC rded), for him, the sayd Phillip, my Grandchild, Imediatly afte r my d
2 CONC ecease. To have & to hould, and quietly and peaceably to enjoy, unto h
2 CONC im & his heire s & assignes forever, all that my sayd houses and lands
2 CONC , with all and every, the apptenance s & prevaledges, thereunto belong
2 CONC ing, exsept as`aforesayd, what is`granted to my wife, durein g her nat
2 CONC urall life, and after her decease, the whole to be and remaine unto hi
2 CONC m the sayd Phi llip, my Grandchild, his heires and assignes, for ever,
2 CONC  provided still, that if by the provid ence of God, I shall be forct f
2 CONC or nesasary subsitance to sell any pt. thereof, wch in such ca se I re
2 CONC serve liberty to doe, provided, if he the sayd Phillip, dye without is
2 CONC sue, then to ret urne unto his Brother Joseph, & if Joseph dye without
2 CONC  isue, then to be & remaine his brothe r John, provided alwayes, that 
2 CONC if my Grandchild Phillip, leaves a wife behind him when he dye , then 
2 CONC she shall enjoy it durering her naturall life, & then to be & returne,
2 CONC  as above expres t. In witnes whereof, I the sayd Phillip Ffowler, hav
2 CONC e sett to my hand and seale, dated the 2 3 of December, Anno Dom. 1668
2 CONC . Signed Sealed & dl in the presence of us, Richard Kimball (the marke
2 CONC  of) Phillip P Ffowler John Severance Robert Lord Philip died on June 
2 CONC 24, 1679. His wife Mary died sometime prior to Nov. 5, 1694. Philip di
2 CONC ed intestate. He left very little as he had previously disposed of his
2 CONC  property. What he did l eave consisted of; "An Inventory of the estat
2 CONC e of PHILLIP FOWLER, senr deceased, taken on the 7th of July, 1679 , o
2 CONC f the weareing clothes of the sd PHILLIP, Impe 4 ould coates and an ol
2 CONC d cloke01-15-0 It a psell of old clothes01-00-0 It some old stock ings
2 CONC  2 caps & a pr of gaiters00-05-0 It a paire of old gloves & an old hat
2 CONC 00-02-0 It two pair e of drawers & two old shirts00-15-0 2 caps & two 
2 CONC bands, 3 old handchercheres & 2 old wasteco ats00-04-0 3-01-0 debts du
2 CONC e to the estate0-17-6 3-18-6 debts due from the estate3-19-7 1/2 these
2 CONC  things above mentioned prised by us, Simeon Stace, Nicholas Wallis. P
2 CONC hillip Fowler Amin istrator dl this Inventory upon oath to be a true I
2 CONC nventory of his the estate to the best o f his knowledge, & if more ap
2 CONC peares to add the same. In court held Ipswich, 30, (7), 1679. A s atte
2 CONC st Robert Lord, cler." Philips son Samuel was born in England and came
2 CONC  over with his parents. He was a shipwright. H e may have working in P
2 CONC ortsmouth, NH when he married for the first time. The name of his wif 
2 CONC e is unknown, but the children were; William, Mary Goodwin, Sarah, and
2 CONC  Samuel (1663-1737) wh o married Hannah Worthen. In 1668, Samuel moved
2 CONC  to Salisbury where he worked as a shipwright and worked a 10 acre plo
2 CONC  t he bought from Robert Ring. In 1669 he purchased additional land in
2 CONC  Salisbury, and in 167 3 he buys 30 acres of land in Amesbury, from Jo
2 CONC seph Peaslee. Samuel's first wife died sometime before 1673. He took a
2 CONC s his second wife, Margaret Norman, t he widow of Robert Morgan. In 16
2 CONC 84 (3 Dec.), he gives by deed of gift to his son Samuel Fowler, if he 
2 CONC marry Ezekiel Wath en's daughter Hannah, half of lot of upland where h
2 CONC e now dwells, about 12 acres, with 6 oxe n and 2 cowes, cart, etc., wh
2 CONC ich he ack. same date. Another deed of gift was given to Samuel Jr. on
2 CONC  Feb. 20, 1693/4. This deed states that; for & in Consideration of Tha
2 CONC t Care, Trouble & Expence, which my Son Samuel Ffowler, Junr, of ye To
2 CONC wne of Salisbury, abovesd, labourer, hath already bestowed, layed Out 
2 CONC and Expended, as also of what he must doe for ye future, in order unto
2 CONC  ye maintenance of & attendance upon my Selfe & Margarett my now wife,
2 CONC  after her returne from Beverly, ye place of her present Sojourning: t
2 CONC o my present habitation, or to such other as may be provided by or for
2 CONC  me for her entertainment, to Settle & abide in ye Time of Our old age
2 CONC , & under our present want of sigh t & decay of other Members & lawful
2 CONC l Considerations, .... have given... unto my son Samuel Fowler, all my
2 CONC  estate real and personal, as a deed of gift. Samuel Sr. died in Janua
2 CONC ry, 1710/11, in the town of Salisbury. Samuel Fowler Jr. was born in 1
2 CONC 663. He married Hannah Worthen on December 5, 1684. Their chil dren we
2 CONC re; Samuel (1685-aft 1727), Hannah Hackett (1687-1720), Susanna Jones 
2 CONC (1689-aft 1727) , Jacob (1690-1752), Mary Chase (1692-aft 1727), Sarah
2 CONC  Tucker (1693/4-aft 1727), Ann Goodal e (1696-1740), Ezekiel (1698-173
2 CONC 5), Robert (1699-1733), Abraham (1701-aft 1727), Thomas (1703 -1792), 
2 CONC Lydia Norton (1705-aft 1727), and Judith Collins (1712-aft 1727). Susa
2 CONC nnah married John Jones on May 29, 1711, in Amesbury, Mass. Susannah's
2 CONC  brother Jacob, ma rried John Jones' sister, Mary, on May 3, 1716. Sou
2 CONC rces; Passengers on the William and Mary, NEHG Register, vol.9 July 18
2 CONC 55. Notes and Correc tions, NEHG Register, vol 121 October 1967. A Gen
2 CONC ealogical Memoir of the Descendents of Ambrose Fowler of Windsor, Ct. 
2 CONC NEHG Register vol. 11 July 1857. Early Settlers of Salisbury, Mass . N
2 CONC EHG Register vol 8 January 1854. The Fowler Family: A Genealogical Mam
2 CONC oir of the Descendants of Philip and Mary Fowler of Ipswich, Mass. by 
2 CONC M. Stickney 1883, Salem Press, Salem, Ma. 
2 CONT  
2 CONT Children Joseph, M (1622-1676) 
2 CONT  Margaret, F (1615-) 
2 CONT  Thomas, M (1636-1727) 
2 CONT  Hester, F 
2 CONT  Mary, F (-1666) 
2 CONT  Samuel, M (~1618-1710) 
2 CONT  
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07935@
1 FAMC @fam07948@
0 @ind16185@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /WINSLOW/
2 DISPLAY MARY WINSLOW
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN WINSLOW
1 SOURCES @source00030@
1 POSITION -4250,-640
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -4315,-584,-4184,-721
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 SYMBOL #FF00FF
4 FILL #00FF00
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1592
2 NOTE Birth: 1592, Colchester, Essex, England 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Colchester, Essex, England
3 _XREF @place00581@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 30 AUG 1659
2 PLAC Ipswich, Essex Co, MA
3 _XREF @place00582@
2 NOTE Death: 30 AUG 1659, Ipswich, Essex Co, MA 
3 CONT BurialBoston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Mary Winsley or Winslow
2 CONT *************************************************
2 CONT Mary WINSLEY immigrated about 1633.
2 CONT ******************************************** 
2 CONT Hester FOWLER 
2 CONT Margaret\Margery FOWLER 
2 CONT Mary FOWLER 
2 CONT Samuel FOWLER 
2 CONT Joseph FOWLER 
2 CONT Thomas FOWLER 
2 CONT ***************************
2 CONT 
2 CONT ChildrenMargaret (1615-1659) Mary (1617-1666) Samuel (1618-1711) Heste
2 CONC r (1619-1666) John Or Joseph (~1622-1676) Phillip (1623-) Thomas (1636
2 CONC -1727) Philip (1638-) Benjamin (1638-) Phillip (1648-1715)
2 CONT **********************************************************************
2 CONC *
2 CONT Philip and Mary had the following children; Margaret Osgood (bapt 1615
2 CONC -), Mary Chandler, Samuel (1618-), Hester Collins, Joseph (abt 1629-),
2 CONC  and Thomas (1636-). 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00505@
1 FAMS @fam07935@
1 FAMC @fam07939@
0 @ind16190@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /ROWLANDSON/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS ROWLANDSON
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN ROWLANDSON
1 SOURCES @source00027@
1 POSITION -2990,-580
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -3078,-524,-2901,-661
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 SYMBOL #FF00FF
2 FLAGS 
3 ENABLE bt
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1597
2 NOTE b.1597 I pswich, Essex,
3 CONT Massachusetts
3 CONT 
2 PLAC I pswich, Essex, MA
3 _XREF @place00578@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 17 NOV 1657
2 PLAC Lancaster, Essex,
3 _XREF @place00579@
2 NOTE d. 17 Nov 1657 Lancaster, Essex,
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE CHILDREN WITH WIFE BRIDGET ANDSON
2 CONT Martha Rowlandson
2 CONT b. Of, Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT d. 17 Jul 1712 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT Thomas Rowlandson
2 CONT b. 1625 Ipswich, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT d. 7 Jul 1682 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT Elizabeth Rowlandson
2 CONT b. 1627 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT d. 29 Dec 1679 Lancaster, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT bu. 29 Dec 1679 Rowley, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT Joseph Rowlandson
2 CONT b. 1631 Of, Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT d. 23 Nov 1678 Wethersfield,
2 CONT Hartford, Connecticut
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07938@
0 @ind16191@ INDI
1 NAME BRIDGET /ANDSON/
2 DISPLAY BRIDGET ANDSON
2 GIVN BRIDGET
2 SURN ANDSON
1 POSITION -2700,-560
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -2765,-504,-2634,-641
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 SYMBOL #FF00FF
2 FLAGS 
3 ENABLE bt
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 14 JUN 1600
2 NOTE 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC England
3 _XREF @place00004@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 14 JUN 1662
2 PLAC Ipswich, Essex, MA
3 _XREF @place00580@
2 NOTE d. bef 1644 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE CHILDREN WITH HUSBAND THOMAS ROWLANDSON
2 CONT Martha Rowlandson
2 CONT b. Of, Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT d. 17 Jul 1712 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT Thomas Rowlandson
2 CONT b. 1625 Ipswich, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT d. 7 Jul 1682 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT Elizabeth Rowlandson
2 CONT b. 1627 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT d. 29 Dec 1679 Lancaster, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT bu. 29 Dec 1679 Rowley, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT Joseph Rowlandson
2 CONT b. 1631 Of, Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT d. 23 Nov 1678 Wethersfield,
2 CONT Hartford, Connecticut
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00353@
1 FAMS @fam07938@
0 @ind16192@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /WINSLOW/
2 DISPLAY JOHN WINSLOW
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN WINSLOW
1 POSITION -4350,-430
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -4412,-374,-4288,-511
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1569
2 NOTE 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC England
3 _XREF @place00004@
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07939@
0 @ind16193@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /PADDY/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH PADDY
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN PADDY
1 POSITION -4150,-430
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -4218,-374,-4081,-511
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 BORDER 
4 OUTLINE Transparent
4 FILL #FFFFFF
2 FLAGS 
3 ENABLE bt
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1573
2 NOTE  ABT 1573, England 
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07939@
0 @ind16194@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /BOADEN/
2 DISPLAY JOHN BOADEN
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN BOADEN
1 POSITION -1470,-840
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -1535,-784,-1404,-921
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 2 MAY 1630
2 NOTE Birth: Bef 2 May 1630 in Holberton, Devon, England 1 
3 CONT Death: 4 Apr 1697 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts 1 
3 CONT Baptism: 2 May 1630 Holberton, Devon, England 1 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Holberton, Devon, England
3 _XREF @place00585@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 4 APR 1697
2 PLAC Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00587@
2 NOTE Death: 4 Apr 1697 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts 1 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE John (Bouden) Boaden b: Bef 2 May 1630 d: 4 Apr 1697
1 FAMS @fam07940@
1 FAMC @fam07942@
0 @ind16195@ INDI
1 NAME GRACE /BULLY/
2 DISPLAY GRACE BULLY
2 GIVN GRACE
2 SURN BULLY
1 POSITION -1100,-840
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -1165,-784,-1034,-921
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1636
2 NOTE Birth: Abt 1636 in Sacco, York County, Maine 1 
3 CONT  
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Sacco, York County, Maine
3 _XREF @place00588@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 10 JAN 1709
2 PLAC Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00587@
2 NOTE Death: 10 Jan 1709/10 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Grace Bully b: Abt 1636 d: 10 Jan 1709/10
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00526@
1 FAMS @fam07940@
1 FAMC @fam07941@
0 @ind16196@ INDI
1 NAME NICHOLAS /BULLY/
2 DISPLAY NICHOLAS BULLY
2 GIVN NICHOLAS
2 SURN BULLY
1 SOURCES @source00029@
1 POSITION -1150,-650
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -1214,-594,-1085,-731
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1678
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE /Nicholas Bully d: BET. 7 SEP - NOV 1678
2 CONT Residence: Bet 1653 and 1688 Sacco, York County, Maine 4 
2 CONT Will: Abt 1664 5 
2 CONT Event: Alt. Death Alt. Death Abt 29 Apr 1664 Sacco, York County, Maine
2 CONC  
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00527@
1 FAMS @fam07941@
0 @ind16197@ INDI
1 NAME ELANORE /BARTH/
2 DISPLAY ELANORE BARTH
2 GIVN ELANORE
2 SURN BARTH
1 POSITION -970,-660
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -1031,-618,-909,-741
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Eleanor Barth
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00528@
1 FAMS @fam07941@
0 @ind16198@ INDI
1 NAME AMBROSE /BOADEN/
2 DISPLAY AMBROSE BOADEN
2 GIVN AMBROSE
2 SURN BOADEN
1 SOURCES @source00028@
1 POSITION -1540,-620
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -1605,-564,-1474,-701
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1589
2 NOTE Birth: Abt 1589 in Prob. Holberton, Devon, England 1 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Holberton, Devon, England
3 _XREF @place00585@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE OCT 1675
2 PLAC Maine Or Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00586@
2 NOTE Death: Oct 1675 in Maine Or Massachusetts 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Ambrose Boaden b: Abt 1589 d: Oct 1675
2 CONT Ambrose was captain of the "Margery" in 1642.
2 CONT 
2 CONT From the History of Scarborough:"Ambrose Boaden was another of the ear
2 CONC ly settlers under Cammock at Black Point. He had been captain and owne
2 CONC r of the vessel in which Cammock came over from England, and had recei
2 CONC ved from him, in part payment for the passage of himself and wife, a l
2 CONC ot of land near the mouth of the Spurwink upon which he resided until 
2 CONC 1675 the year of his death.* He was for many years the Spurwink ferrym
2 CONC an, ans was first appointed such by an order of the Court held at Spur
2 CONC wink at the house of Robert Jordan, July 12th 1658. The following from
2 CONC  the records of that Court is the appointment showing the price of fer
2 CONC riage in those days. 'Ordered yt Mr. Ambrose Boaden shall keepe the Fe
2 CONC rry over the Spurwink River to Mr. Robt. Jordan, to ferry passengers f
2 CONC rom thence as occasion serveth. In consideration whereof the said Boad
2 CONC en is to have 2 pence for every person he ferryeth or carrieth over in
2 CONC  prsent pay and 3d for each such pson as hee bookes downe. Ambrose Boa
2 CONC den willingly attempts of the Ferry on ye Tearmes by the Court appoynt
2 CONC ed.' He was also one of the Coroner's jury in the case of Charles Fros
2 CONC t who was tride in 1646 for the murder of Warwick Head. This was the s
2 CONC econd trial for murder within the Province of Maine, and for twenty ye
2 CONC ars the only one recorded. There is nothing further recorded of Boaden
2 CONC 's public services. In 1670 he became blind and remained so until his 
2 CONC death in the Spring of 1675."* [footnote] This lot is now the Higgins 
2 CONC farm at Black Point. The names of its several occupants from the time 
2 CONC of Boaden to the present have been fortunately preserved. Ther are in 
2 CONC the order of their succession, Ambrose Boaden, Ambrose Boaden, Jr, Nat
2 CONC han Bedford, Mr. Cauley, Robert Elliot, Roger Perry, David Young, Wm. 
2 CONC Watson: The last two were only lessees of the farm, and the ownership 
2 CONC passed from the heirs of Perry to Mr. Fergus Higgins, the great grandf
2 CONC ather of the present occupant."
2 CONT On 28 Jan 1624 Ambrose married Marie Lethebridge, in England.
1 FAMS @fam07942@
0 @ind16199@ INDI
1 NAME MARIE /LETHERBRIDGE/
2 DISPLAY MARIE LETHERBRIDGE
2 GIVN MARIE
2 SURN LETHERBRIDGE
1 POSITION -1330,-610
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -1424,-568,-1235,-691
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE \Marie Lethebridge
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00525@
1 FAMS @fam07942@
0 @ind16200@ INDI
1 NAME PETER /WEARE/
2 DISPLAY PETER WEARE
2 GIVN PETER
2 SURN WEARE
1 POSITION -2450,-820
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -2515,-764,-2384,-901
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 14 DEC 1618
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 25 JAN 1690
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Peter Weare b: 14 Dec 1618 d: 25 Jan 1690/91
1 FAMS @fam07943@
1 FAMC @fam07946@
0 @ind16201@ INDI
1 NAME MARY POOKE /PURINGTON/
2 DISPLAY MARY POOKE PURINGTON
2 GIVN MARY
2 MIDDLE POOKE
2 SURN PURINGTON
1 POSITION -1870,-860
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -1944,-804,-1795,-966
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 2 FEB 1632
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 29 JAN 1718
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Mary Pooke Purington b: Bef 2 Feb 1632/33 c: 2 Feb 1632/33 d: 29 Jan 1
2 CONC 718/19
1 FAMS @fam07943@
1 FAMC @fam07944@
0 @ind16202@ INDI
1 NAME GEORGE /PURINGTON/
2 DISPLAY GEORGE PURINGTON
2 GIVN GEORGE
2 SURN PURINGTON
1 POSITION -2060,-640
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -2134,-584,-1985,-721
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1599
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 3 JUL 1647
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE George Purington b: Abt 1599 d: Bet 3 Jul 1647 and 5 Jun 1649
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07944@
1 FAMC @fam07945@
0 @ind16203@ INDI
1 NAME MARY BOOKE /POOKE/
2 DISPLAY MARY BOOKE POOKE
2 GIVN MARY
2 MIDDLE BOOKE
2 SURN POOKE
1 POSITION -1770,-650
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -1835,-594,-1704,-756
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1610
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 6 OCT 1691
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Mary (Booke) Pooke b: Abt 1610 d: Abt 6 Oct 1691
1 FAMS @fam07944@
0 @ind16204@ INDI
1 NAME ROBERT /PURINGTON/
2 DISPLAY ROBERT PURINGTON
2 GIVN ROBERT
2 SURN PURINGTON
1 POSITION -2200,-420
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -2274,-378,-2125,-501
1 SEX M
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Robert Purington
1 FAMS @fam07945@
0 @ind16205@ INDI
1 NAME JOAN //
2 DISPLAY JOAN
2 GIVN JOAN
1 POSITION -1960,-440
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -2002,-398,-1918,-496
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07945@
0 @ind16206@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /WEARE/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS WEARE
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN WEARE
1 POSITION -2490,-620
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -2546,-564,-2434,-701
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1541
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Thomas Weare b: Abt 1541
1 FAMS @fam07946@
0 @ind16207@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION -2410,-620
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -2452,-578,-2368,-662
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07946@
0 @ind16210@ INDI
1 NAME PHILIP /FOWLER/
2 DISPLAY PHILIP FOWLER
2 GIVN PHILIP
2 SURN FOWLER
1 POSITION -4650,-430
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -4705,-374,-4595,-511
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1565
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Philip Fowler b: 1565
1 FAMS @fam07948@
0 @ind16211@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION -4450,-430
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -4492,-388,-4408,-472
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07948@
0 @ind16215@ INDI
1 NAME GILES /HOPKINS/
2 DISPLAY GILES HOPKINS
2 GIVN GILES
2 SURN HOPKINS
1 POSITION -29060,-800
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -29125,-744,-28994,-881
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 FILL #00FF00
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 30 JAN 1607
2 NOTE b. 
3 CONT bp. 30 January 1607/1608, Hursley, Hampshire, England
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 5 MAR 1688
2 PLAC Eastham, Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00596@
2 NOTE d. between 5 March 1688/1689 and 16 April 1690, Eastham, Massachusetts
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Born:  1608 at:  London, Middlesex, England  
2 CONT Married:  9 Oct 1639 at:  Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA  
2 CONT Died:  26 Apr 1689 at:  Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA 
2 CONT ALT
2 CONT **********************************************8888
2 CONT bp. 30 January 1607/1608, Hursley, Hampshire, England
2 CONT d. between 5 March 1688/1689 and 16 April 1690, Eastham, Massachusetts
2 CONT .
2 CONT em. 1620, on the ship "Mayflower"
1 FAMS @fam07951@
1 FAMC @fam07952@
0 @ind16216@ INDI
1 NAME CATHERINE CANTONE /WHELDEN/
2 DISPLAY CATHERINE CANTONE WHELDEN
2 GIVN CATHERINE
2 MIDDLE CANTONE
2 SURN WHELDEN
1 POSITION -28870,-800
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -28942,-744,-28797,-906
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 SYMBOL #FF00FF
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1620
2 NOTE 1620 at:  Yarmouth, Barnstable Co., MA  
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Yarmouth, Barnstable Co., MA
3 _XREF @place00626@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 5 MAR 1688
2 PLAC Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA
3 _XREF @place00627@
2 NOTE Died:  AFT 5 Mar 1689 at:  Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE CHILDREN  
2 CONT 
2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2 CONC ----------
2 CONT  
2 CONT Name:  Mary HOPKINS  
2 CONT 
2 CONT Born:  Nov 1640 at:  Yarmouth, Barnstable Co., MA  
2 CONT Married:  3 Jan 1666 at:  Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA  
2 CONT Died:  2 Jul 1700 at:  Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA 
2 CONT Spouses:  Samuel SMITH  
2 CONT 
2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2 CONC ----------
2 CONT  
2 CONT Name:  Stephen HOPKINS  
2 CONT 
2 CONT Born:  Sep 1642 at:  Yarmouth, Barnstable Co., MA  
2 CONT Married:  7 Apr 1701 at:  Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA  
2 CONT Died:  10 Oct 1718 at:  Harwich, Barnstable Co., MA 
2 CONT Spouses:  Bethia LINNELL , Mary MERRICK  
2 CONT 
2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2 CONC ----------
2 CONT  
2 CONT Name:  John HOPKINS  
2 CONT 
2 CONT Born:  1643 at:   
2 CONT Died:   at:   
2 CONT Spouses:   
2 CONT 
2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2 CONC ----------
2 CONT  
2 CONT Name:  Abigail HOPKINS  
2 CONT 
2 CONT Born:  Oct 1644 at:  Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA  
2 CONT Married:  23 May 1667 at:  Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA  
2 CONT Died:  BEF 1690 at:  Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA 
2 CONT Spouses:  William MERRICK Jr.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2 CONC ----------
2 CONT  
2 CONT Name:  Deborah HOPKINS  
2 CONT 
2 CONT Born:  Jun 1648 at:  Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA  
2 CONT Married:  27 Jul 1668 at:  Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA  
2 CONT Died:  22 Feb 1694 at:  Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA 
2 CONT Spouses:  Josiah COOKE Jr.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2 CONC ----------
2 CONT  
2 CONT Name:  Caleb HOPKINS  
2 CONT 
2 CONT Born:  Jan 1650 at:  Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA  
2 CONT Married:  BEF 10 May 1692 at:  Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA  
2 CONT Died:  BEF 22 May 1728 at:  Truro, Barnstable Co., MA 
2 CONT Spouses:  Mary WILLIAMS  
2 CONT 
2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2 CONC ----------
2 CONT  
2 CONT Name:  Ruth HOPKINS  
2 CONT 
2 CONT Born:  Jun 1653 at:  Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA  
2 CONT Married:  Abt 1673-1674 at:  Swansea, Bristol Co., MA  
2 CONT Died:   at:   
2 CONT Spouses:  Lt. Job WINSLOW , Samuel MAYO  
2 CONT 
2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2 CONC ----------
2 CONT  
2 CONT Name:  Joshua HOPKINS  
2 CONT 
2 CONT Born:  Jun 1657 at:  Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA  
2 CONT Married:  26 May 1681 at:  Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA  
2 CONT Died:  14 May 1738 at:  Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA 
2 CONT Spouses:  Mary COLE  
2 CONT 
2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2 CONC ----------
2 CONT  
2 CONT Name:  William HOPKINS  
2 CONT 
2 CONT Born:  9 Jan 1661 at:  Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA  
2 CONT Married:   at:   
2 CONT Died:  26 Jun 1718 at:   
2 CONT Spouses:  Ruth WILKINSON  
2 CONT http://www.illian.org/places/FamilySheets/d0088/F51552.html#I138357
2 CONT ************************************
2 CONT CHILDREN
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mary Hopkins
2 CONT Stephen Hopkins
2 CONT John Hopkins [Died as Infant]
2 CONT Abigail Hopkins
2 CONT Deborah Hopkins
2 CONT Caleb Hopkins
2 CONT Ruth Hopkins
2 CONT Joshua Hopkins
2 CONT William Hopkins
2 CONT Elizabeth Hopkins [Died as Infant] 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00406@
1 FAMS @fam07951@
0 @ind16217@ INDI
1 NAME STEPHEN /HOPKINS/
2 DISPLAY STEPHEN HOPKINS
2 GIVN STEPHEN
2 SURN HOPKINS
1 POSITION -29170,-590
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -29235,-534,-29104,-671
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 SYMBOL #008000
4 FILL #00FF00
3 BORDER 
4 OUTLINE #808080
2 FLAGS 
3 ENABLE bt
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1578
2 NOTE b. circa 1578, probably Hampshire, England
3 CONT bp. 
3 CONT Born:  28 Oct 1581 at:  Wortley, Wotton Under Edge, Gloucestershire, E
3 CONC ngland  
2 PLAC Hampshire, England
3 _XREF @place00597@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 17 JUL 1644
2 PLAC Plymouth, Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00598@
2 NOTE  between 6 June and 17 July 1644, Plymouth, Massachusetts
3 CONT br. 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  
2 CONT occupation. Assistant Governor of Massachusetts, 1624-36
2 CONT  
2 CONT emigrated. 1620, on the ship "Mayflower"
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3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE   There is also speculation that Giles Hopkins' wife was native Americ
2 CONC an and the daughter of Massosoit's brother.
2 CONT 
2 CONT br. 9 May 1613, Hursley, Hampshire, England
2 CONT . 
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1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE ALT ELIZ WAITE
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
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2 DATE DEC 1776
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1 NOTE Children
2 CONT  Mary BROWN b: 28 MAR 1707 in Newport,Newport,RI
2 CONT  Elizabeth BROWN b: 10 OCT 1708 in Newport,Newport,RI
2 CONT  Deborah BROWN b: 10 JUN 1711 in Newport,Newport,RI
2 CONT  Esek BROWN b: 13 AUG 1712 in Newport,Newport,RI
2 CONT  Roby BROWN b: 10 MAR 1715 in Swansea,MA
2 CONT  Deborah BROWN b: 13 OCT 1716 in Swansea,MA
2 CONT  Marcy BROWN b: 15 JAN 1718 in Swansea,MA
2 CONT  James BROWN b: 21 NOV 1719 in Swansea,MA
2 CONT  Benjamin BROWN b: 17 JUL 1721
2 CONT  Jeremiah BROWN b: 22 AUG 1723 in Swansea,MA
2 CONT  Daniel BROWN b: 22 AUG 1723 in Swansea,MA
2 CONT ***********************************************
2 CONT Children of Mercy4 Carr and Esek Brown were as follows:
2 CONT 
2 CONT     281  i.   Mary5 Brown was born 28 Mar 1707 at Newport, RI; she mar
2 CONC ried John Thurber. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     282  ii.   Daniel Brown was born 22 Aug 1723 at Swansea, MA; he ma
2 CONC rried Anne Brown. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     283  iii.   Elizabeth Brown was born 10 Oct 1708 at Newport, RI; s
2 CONC he married Robert Sherman. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     284  iv.   Deborah Brown was born 11 Jun 1711 at Newport, RI. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     285  v.   Esek Brown was born 13 Aug 1712 at Newport, RI; he marri
2 CONC ed Rachel Cole; he married Patience Cranston, daughter of Thomas Crans
2 CONC ton and Patience Gardner, 16 Nov 1732. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     286  vi.   Roba (Roby) Brown was born 10 Mar 1715 at Swansea, MA; 
2 CONC she married Jonathon Taber (Tabor). 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     287  vii.   Deborah Brown was born 13 Oct 1716 at Swansea, MA; she
2 CONC  married Joseph Rogers. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     288  viii.   Marcy Brown was born 15 Jan 1718 at Swansea, MA; she 
2 CONC married Seth Simmons. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     289  ix.   James Brown was born 12 Nov 1719 at Swansea, MA; he mar
2 CONC ried Hannah Mason. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     290  x.   Benjamin Brown was born 17 Jul 1721 at Swansea, MA; he m
2 CONC arried Elizabeth (--?--). 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     291  xi.   Jeremiah Brown was born 22 Aug 1723 at Swansea, MA; he 
2 CONC married Rebeckah Miller. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
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2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
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2 DATE 23 AUG 1657
2 PLAC Jamestown, Newport, RI
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1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 10 OCT 1700
2 PLAC Jamestown, Newport, RI
3 _XREF @place00371@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
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2 PLAC England
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1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 17 DEC 1695
2 PLAC Newport, Newport, RI
3 _XREF @place00326@
2 DISPOSITION 
3 DATE 17 DEC 1695
3 PLAC Jamestown, Newport, RI
4 _XREF @place00371@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
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2 NOTE ALT   iii.  Deborah. Born ca 1656. 
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1700
2 PLAC Jamestown, Newport, RI
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1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children of Deborah3 Sayles and Caleb Carr were as follows:
2 CONT 
2 CONT +  53  i.   John4 Carr, b. 4 Jan 1680/81 at Jamestown, RI; m. Abigail 
2 CONC Remington. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     54  ii.   _____ Carr was born 16 Sep 1682. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT +  55  iii.   Mercy Carr, b. 7 Oct 1683 at Jamestown, RI; m. Esek Brow
2 CONC n. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     56  iv.   Benjamin Carr was born 31 Oct 1685; he died 15 Mar 1701 
2 CONC at age 15. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT +  57  v.   Daniel Carr, b. 15 Nov 1687 at Jamestown, RI; m. Mary (--?
2 CONC --). 
2 CONT 
2 CONT +  58  vi.   Peleg Carr, b. 14 Mar 1689/90; m. Anne Crawford; m. Eliza
2 CONC beth (--?--). 
2 CONT 
2 CONT +  59  vii.   Deborah Carr, b. 1692 at Jamestown, RI; m. John Greene. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT +  60  viii.   Robey Carr, b. 4 Sep 1694 at Jamestown, RI; m. James Gr
2 CONC eene. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     61  ix.   Rachael Carr was born 1695. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     62  x.   Caleb Carr was born circa 1700. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT +  63  xi.   Sayles Carr, b. 24 Nov 1696 at Jamestown, RI; m. Martha C
2 CONC hild. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
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1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
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2 PLAC Plymouth Colony
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1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1684
2 PLAC Providence, Providence, RI
3 _XREF @place00373@
2 DISPOSITION 
3 DATE 1684
3 PLAC Middletown, Newport, RI Near Easton's Beach
4 _XREF @place00374@
2 NOTE  Mary died in Middletown, Newport Co., RI, in 1684; she was 51. Buried
3 CONC  in 1684 in Middletown, Newport Co., RI. near Easton's Beach.
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children of Mary2 Williams and John Sayles were as follows:
2 CONT 
2 CONT    Mary3 Sayles, b. 11 Jul 1652; m. William Greene; m. Rev. John Holme
2 CONC s. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    John Sayles, b. 17 Aug 1654 at Providence, RI; m. Elizabeth Olney. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    Deborah Sayles, b. circa 1656; m. Caleb Carr. 
2 CONT .   Isabel Sayles, b. 1657; m. Robert Hicks; m. John Tillinghast. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT   Phebe Sayles, b. 1658 at Providence, RI; m. Job Greene. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  Eleanor (Ellen) Sayles, b. 1664 at Providence, RI; m. Richard Greene.
2 CONC  
2 CONT 
2 CONT    Catherine Sayles, b. 1671 at Providence, RI; m. William Olney
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1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
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2 DATE 1603
2 NOTE WILLIAMS, who was born in 1603 in St. Sepulchre's, London, England, an
3 CONC d died in 1683 in Providence. [2, 7]
3 CONT 
2 PLAC London, London, England
3 _XREF @place00021@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 27 JAN 1683
2 PLAC Providence, Providence, RI
3 _XREF @place00373@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Roger Williams (December 21, 1603–April 1, 1684) was an English theolo
2 CONC gian, a notable proponent of the separation of Church and State, an ad
2 CONC vocate for fair dealings with Native Americans, founder of the city of
2 CONC  Providence, Rhode Island and co-founder of the colony of Rhode Island
2 CONC . He is the originator of either the first or second Baptist church es
2 CONC tablished in America.
2 CONT Early life
2 CONT Roger was born to a Puritan family in London, England in about 1603. H
2 CONC is father, James Williams (1562-1620), was a merchant in Smithfield, E
2 CONC ngland. His mother was Alice Pemberton (1564-1634).
2 CONT 
2 CONT Under the patronage of Sir Edward Coke (1552-1634), the famous jurist,
2 CONC  Williams was educated at Sutton's Hospital and at the University of C
2 CONC ambridge, Pembroke College (B.A., 1627). He seems to have had a gift f
2 CONC or languages, and early acquired familiarity with Latin, Greek, Dutch,
2 CONC  and French. He gave John Milton lessons in Dutch in exchange for less
2 CONC ons in Hebrew.[1]
2 CONT 
2 CONT After graduating from Cambridge, Williams became chaplain to a rich fa
2 CONC mily. He married Mary Barnard (1609-1676) on December 15, 1629 at the 
2 CONC Church of High Laver, Essex, England. They had six children, all born 
2 CONC in America.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Some time before the end of 1630, Williams decided that he could not l
2 CONC abor in England under Archbishop William Laud's rigorous (and High chu
2 CONC rch) administration, and adopted a position of dissent. He turned asid
2 CONC e offers of preferment in the university and in the Established Church
2 CONC , and instead resolved to seek in New England the liberty of conscienc
2 CONC e denied him at home.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [edit] Removal to America
2 CONT In 1630, Roger and Mary Williams set sail for Boston on the Lyon. Arri
2 CONC ving on February 5, 1631, he was almost immediately invited to replace
2 CONC  the pastor, who was returning to England. Finding that it was "an uns
2 CONC eparated church," Williams declined, instead giving voice to the separ
2 CONC ationist views he had surely formed in England. Among these, Williams 
2 CONC asserted that the magistrate may not punish any sort of "breach of the
2 CONC  first table [of the Ten Commandments]," such as idolatry, Sabbath-bre
2 CONC aking, false worship, and blasphemy and that every individual should b
2 CONC e free to follow his own convictions in religious matters.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The first idea—that the magistrate should not punish religious infract
2 CONC ions—meant that the civil authority should not be the same as the eccl
2 CONC esiastical authority. The second idea—that people should have freedom 
2 CONC of opinion on religious matters—he called "soul-liberty." It is one of
2 CONC  the foundations for the United States Constitution's guarantees of no
2 CONC n-establishment of religion and of freedom to choose and practice one'
2 CONC s own religion. (See First Amendment to the United States Constitution
2 CONC ). Williams' use of the phrase "wall of separation" in describing his 
2 CONC preferred relationship between religion and other matters is credited 
2 CONC as the first use of that phrase, and potentially Thomas Jefferson's so
2 CONC urce in later speaking of the wall of separation between church and st
2 CONC ate.[2]
2 CONT 
2 CONT The Salem church, which through interaction with the Plymouth colonist
2 CONC s had also adopted Separatist sentiments, invited Williams to become i
2 CONC ts teacher. His settlement was prevented by a remonstrance addressed t
2 CONC o Governor Endicott by six of the Boston leaders. The Plymouth colony 
2 CONC then received him gladly, where he remained for about two years. Accor
2 CONC ding to Governor Bradford, "his teachings were well approved."
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [edit] Relations with the American Indians
2 CONT  
2 CONT 19th century engraving, after a painting by A. H. WrayWilliams’ respec
2 CONC t for the Indians and his willingness to deal with them on a basis of 
2 CONC equality won their lasting friendship. He insisted always that any lan
2 CONC d settled by Europeans should be purchased fairly from the local tribe
2 CONC . Williams was also a vocal opponent of the forced conversion of the N
2 CONC atives to Christianity calling it one of the most "monstrous and most 
2 CONC inhumane" acts forced upon the Native peoples and a "violation of Chri
2 CONC stian principles" [3].
2 CONT 
2 CONT While in Plymouth, Williams spent much time among the Indians, his "so
2 CONC ul's desire" being "to do the natives good." He wrote: "God was please
2 CONC d to give me a painful, patient spirit, to lodge with them in their fi
2 CONC lthy, smoky holes . . . to gain their tongue." During his early years 
2 CONC in New England, he mastered the language of the natives to a remarkabl
2 CONC e degree.
2 CONT 
2 CONT During that time, his mediation at the request of Massachusetts preven
2 CONC ted a coalition of the Pequot with the Narragansetts and Mohegans. He 
2 CONC wrote of this service in later years: "Three days and nights my busine
2 CONC ss forced me to lodge and mix with the bloody Pequot ambassadors, whos
2 CONC e hands and arms methought reeked with the blood of my countrymen murd
2 CONC ered and massacred by them on [the] Connecticut River." Williams serve
2 CONC d other colonies as a mediator numerous times, particularly as dispute
2 CONC s between the Indians and colonists became more frequent.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [edit] Life at Salem, Exile
2 CONT  
2 CONT Roger Williams alleged House in Salem (or "Witch House") in c. 1910Tow
2 CONC ard the close of his ministry at Plymouth, Williams' views began to pl
2 CONC ace him in conflict with other members of the colony. The people of Pl
2 CONC ymouth quickly realized that they found his ways of thinking, particul
2 CONC arly concerning the Indians, too advanced and he left to go back to Sa
2 CONC lem.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In the summer of 1633 Williams arrived in Salem and became unofficial 
2 CONC assistant to Pastor Skelton. In August, 1634, (Skelton having died), h
2 CONC e became acting pastor and entered almost immediately into controversi
2 CONC es with the Massachusetts authorities that in a few months resulted in
2 CONC  his exile by law from Salem after being brought before the Salem Cour
2 CONC t for spreading "diverse, new, and dangerous opinions" that questioned
2 CONC  the Church. The law exiling Williams was not repealed until 1936 when
2 CONC  Bill 488 was passed by the Massachusetts House.
2 CONT 
2 CONT He was formally set apart as pastor of the church about May, 1635, aga
2 CONC inst the earnest protests of the Massachusetts authorities. An outline
2 CONC  of the issues raised by Williams and uncompromisingly pressed include
2 CONC s the following:
2 CONT 
2 CONT He regarded the Church of England as apostate, and any kind of fellows
2 CONC hip with it as grievous sin. He accordingly renounced communion not on
2 CONC ly with this church but with all who would not join with him in repudi
2 CONC ating it. 
2 CONT He denounced the charter of the Massachusetts Company because it false
2 CONC ly represented the king of England as a Christian, and assumed that he
2 CONC  had the right to give to his own subjects the land of the native Indi
2 CONC ans. He disapproved of "the unchristian oaths swallowed down" by the c
2 CONC olonists "at their coming forth from Old England, especially in the su
2 CONC perstitious Laud's time and domineering." He drew up a letter addresse
2 CONC d to the King expressing his dissatisfaction with the charter and soug
2 CONC ht to secure for it the endorsement of prominent colonists. In this le
2 CONC tter he is said to have charged King James I with blasphemy for callin
2 CONC g Europe "Christendom" and to have applied to the reigning king some o
2 CONC f the most opprobrious epithets in the Apocalypse. 
2 CONT Equally disquieting was Williams' opposition to the "citizens' oath," 
2 CONC which magistrates sought to force upon the colonists in order to be as
2 CONC sured of their loyalty. Williams maintained that it was Christ's sole 
2 CONC prerogative to have his office established by oath, and that unregener
2 CONC ate men ought not in any case to be invited to perform any religious a
2 CONC ct. In opposing the oath Williams gained so much popular support that 
2 CONC the measure had to be abandoned. 
2 CONT In a dispute between the Massachusetts Bay court and the Salem colony 
2 CONC regarding the possession of a piece of land (Marblehead) claimed by th
2 CONC e latter, the court offered to accede to the claims of Salem on condit
2 CONC ion that the Salem church make amends for its insolent conduct in inst
2 CONC alling Williams as pastor in defiance of the court and ministers. This
2 CONC  demand involved the removal of the pastor. Williams regarded this pro
2 CONC posal as an outrageous attempt at bribery and had the Salem church sen
2 CONC d to the other Massachusetts churches a denunciation of the proceeding
2 CONC  and demand that the churches exclude the magistrates from membership.
2 CONC  This act was sharply resented by magistrates and churches, and such p
2 CONC ressure was brought to bear upon the Salem church as led a majority to
2 CONC  consent to the removal of their pastor. He never entered the chapel a
2 CONC gain, but held religious services in his own house with his faithful a
2 CONC dherents. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [edit] Settlement at Providence
2 CONT In June, Williams arrived at the present site of Providence, Rhode Isl
2 CONC and. Having secured land from the natives (see Canonicus), he establis
2 CONC hed a settlement with twelve "loving friends and neighbors" (several s
2 CONC ettlers had joined him from Massachusetts since the beginning of sprin
2 CONC g). Williams' settlement was based on a principle of equality. It was 
2 CONC provided that "such others as the major part of us shall admit into th
2 CONC e same fellowship of vote with us" from time to time should become mem
2 CONC bers of their commonwealth. Obedience to the majority was promised by 
2 CONC all, but "only in civil things." In 1640, another agreement was signed
2 CONC  by thirty-nine freemen, expressing their determination "still to hold
2 CONC  forth liberty of conscience." Thus a government unique in its day was
2 CONC  created—a government expressly providing for religious liberty and a 
2 CONC separation between civil and ecclesiastical authority (church and stat
2 CONC e)
2 CONT 
2 CONT The colony was named Providence, due to Williams' belief that God had 
2 CONC sustained him and his followers and brought them to this place.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1637, some followers of Anne Hutchinson visited Williams to seek hi
2 CONC s guidance in moving away from Massachusetts. Like Williams, this grou
2 CONC p was in trouble with the Puritan theocrats. He advised them to purcha
2 CONC se land on Aquidneck Island from the Native Americans. They settled in
2 CONC  a place called Pocasset, which is now the town of Portsmouth, Rhode I
2 CONC sland. Among them were Anne Hutchinsons's husband William, William Cod
2 CONC dington and John Clarke.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1643, Williams was sent to England by his fellow citizens to secure
2 CONC  a charter for the colony. The Puritans were then in power in England,
2 CONC  and through the offices of Sir Henry Vane a democratic charter was ob
2 CONC tained.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1647, the colony on Rhode Island was united with Providence under a
2 CONC  single government, and liberty of conscience was again proclaimed. Th
2 CONC e area became a safe haven for people who were persecuted for their be
2 CONC liefs—Baptists, Quakers, Jews, and others went there to follow their c
2 CONC onsciences in peace and safety. On May 18, 1652, Rhode Island passed t
2 CONC he first law in North America making slavery illegal.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Disagreement arose between the mainland towns of Providence and Warwic
2 CONC k on the one side and the towns of Aquidneck Island on the other. Ther
2 CONC e was also disagreement (on the island) between the followers of John 
2 CONC Clarke and William Coddington. Coddington went to England and, in 1651
2 CONC , had secured from the council of state a commission to rule the islan
2 CONC ds of Rhode Island and Conanicut. This arrangement left Providence and
2 CONC  Warwick to themselves. Coddington's scheme was strongly disapproved b
2 CONC y Williams and Clarke and their followers, especially as it seemed to 
2 CONC involve a federation of Coddington's domain with Massachusetts and Con
2 CONC necticut and a consequent threat to liberty of conscience, not only on
2 CONC  the islands, but also in Providence and Warwick, which would be left 
2 CONC unprotected.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Many of the opponents of Coddington were, by this time, Baptists. Late
2 CONC r, in the same year, Williams and Clarke went to England on behalf of 
2 CONC their friends to secure from Oliver Cromwell's government the annulmen
2 CONC t of Coddington's charter and the recognition of the colony as a repub
2 CONC lic, dependent only on England. They succeeded, and Williams soon retu
2 CONC rned to Providence. To the end of his life, he continued to take a dee
2 CONC p interest in public affairs.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [edit] Relations with the Baptists
2 CONT  
2 CONT First Baptist Church in America. Williams founded the congregation in 
2 CONC 1638In 1638, several Massachusetts credobaptist Christians who had fou
2 CONC nd themselves subject to persecution removed to Providence (see pedoba
2 CONC ptism). Most of these had probably been under Williams' influence whil
2 CONC e he was in Massachusetts, while some may have been influenced by Engl
2 CONC ish antipedobaptists before they left England.
2 CONT 
2 CONT John Smyth, Thomas Helwys, and John Murton were founders (1609) and of
2 CONC  the rich literature in advocacy of liberty of conscience produced by 
2 CONC this party after its return to England. He could have hardly avoided l
2 CONC earning something of the Calvinistic antipedobaptist party that arose 
2 CONC in London in 1633, a short time after his departure, led by Spilsbury,
2 CONC  Eaton, and others.
2 CONT 
2 CONT However, Williams did not adopt antipedobaptist views before his banis
2 CONC hment from Massachusetts, for antipedobaptism was not laid to his acco
2 CONC unt by his opponents. Winthrop attributes Williams' "Anabaptist" views
2 CONC  to the influence of Katherine Scott, a sister of Anne Hutchinson, the
2 CONC  Antinomian. It is probable that Ezekiel Holliman came to Providence a
2 CONC s an antipedobaptist and joined with Mrs. Scott in impressing upon Wil
2 CONC liams the importance of believers' baptism.
2 CONT 
2 CONT About March 1639, Williams was baptized by Holliman and immediately pr
2 CONC oceeded to baptize Holliman and eleven others. Thus was constituted a 
2 CONC Baptist church which still survives as the First Baptist Church in Ame
2 CONC rica. At about the same time, John Clarke, Williams’ compatriot in the
2 CONC  cause of religious freedom in the New World, established a Baptist ch
2 CONC urch in Newport, Rhode Island. "There is much debate over the centurie
2 CONC s as to whether the Providence or Newport church deserved the place of
2 CONC  'first' Baptist congregation in America. Exact records for both congr
2 CONC egations are lacking."[4] Therefore, both Roger Williams and John Clar
2 CONC ke are variously credited as being the founder of the Baptist faith in
2 CONC  America.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Williams remained with the little church in Providence only a few mont
2 CONC hs. He became convinced that the ordinances having been lost in the ap
2 CONC ostasy could not be validly restored without a special divine commissi
2 CONC on, making the following statement upon his departure from the sect:
2 CONT 
2 CONT There is no regularly constituted church of Christ on earth, nor any p
2 CONC erson qualified to administer any church ordinances; nor can there be 
2 CONC until new apostles are sent by the Great Head of the Church for whose 
2 CONC coming I am seeking. (Picturesque America, p. 502.) 
2 CONT He assumed the attitude of a "Seeker" or "Come-outer," always deeply r
2 CONC eligious and active in the propagation of Christian truth, yet not fee
2 CONC ling satisfied that any body of Christians had all of the marks of the
2 CONC  true Church. He continued on friendly terms with the Baptists, being 
2 CONC in agreement with them in their rejection of infant baptism as in most
2 CONC  other matters.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Williams' religious and ecclesiastical attitude is well expressed in t
2 CONC he following sentences (1643):
2 CONT 
2 CONT The two first principles and foundations of true religion, or worship 
2 CONC of the true God in Christ, are repentance from dead works and faith to
2 CONC ward God, before the doctrines of baptism or washing and the laying on
2 CONC  of hands, which continue the ordinances and practises of worship; the
2 CONC  want of which I conceive is the bane of millions of souls in England 
2 CONC and all other nations professing to be Christian nations, who are brou
2 CONC ght by public authority to baptism and fellowship with God in ordinanc
2 CONC es of worship, before the saving work of repentance and a true turning
2 CONC  to God. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT [edit] Death, interment, and memorials
2 CONT Williams died in early 1684 and was buried on his own property. Some t
2 CONC ime later in the nineteenth century his remains were moved to the tomb
2 CONC  of a descendant in the North Burial Ground. Finally, in 1936, they we
2 CONC re placed within a bronze container and put into the base of a monumen
2 CONC t on Prospect Terrace in Providence. When his remains were discovered 
2 CONC for reburial, they were under an apple tree. The roots of the tree had
2 CONC  grown into the spot where Williams' skull rested and followed the pat
2 CONC h of his decomposing bones and grew roughly in the shape of his skelet
2 CONC on. Only a small amount of bone was found to be reburied. The "William
2 CONC s Root" is now part of the collection of the Rhode Island Historical S
2 CONC ociety, where it is mounted on a board in the basement of the John Bro
2 CONC wn House Museum. [1][2]
2 CONT 
2 CONT Roger Williams National Memorial, established in 1965, is a park in do
2 CONC wntown Providence. Roger Williams Park is a city park on the southern 
2 CONC edge of Providence. Williams was selected in 1872 to represent Rhode I
2 CONC sland in the National Statuary Hall Collection in the United States Ca
2 CONC pitol.
2 CONT ****************************************************
2 CONT Roger Williams, son of William Williams, was born in Wales in 1606. Wi
2 CONC th his wife Mary, he came from England and landed in Boston, February 
2 CONC 5,1631. In 1635 Roger was banished from the Plymouth colony where he h
2 CONC ad been assistant pastor to Ralph Smith, because of difference in reli
2 CONC gious belief. With some followers he made a settlement in what is now 
2 CONC Rhode Island, in 1636, and called it Providence. In March 1639 they or
2 CONC ganized a church, the first Baptist Church in America. It is still in 
2 CONC existence, and is now known as the First Baptist Church of Providence.
2 CONT 
2 CONT This church was organized with 12 members.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 TITL >
1 FAMS @F736@
1 FAMC @fam07961@
0 @I1241@ INDI
1 NAME MERCY /?/
2 DISPLAY MERCY ?
2 GIVN MERCY
2 SURN ?
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1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 21 SEP 1675
2 PLAC Newport, Newport, RI
3 _XREF @place00326@
2 DISPOSITION 
3 DATE SEP 1675
3 PLAC Newport, Newport, RI
4 _XREF @place00326@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 FAMS @F734@
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1 BIRT 
2 DATE ~1593
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 FAMS @F737@
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1 NAME BENJAMIN /CARR/
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2 DATE 1592
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1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 FAMS @F737@
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2 DATE 8 MAR 1679
2 PLAC Newport, Newport, RI
3 _XREF @place00326@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 4 DEC 1772
2 PLAC Swansea, Bristol, MA
3 _XREF @place00046@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE The following information is from The New England Historical and Genea
2 CONC logical Register - 1926, Volume LXXX, which was published by the Socie
2 CONC ty at the Robert Henry Eddy Memorial Rooms, Boston, 1926.
2 CONT 
2 CONT It was transcribed in 1996 by Hal G. Brown, editor of the Brown Family
2 CONC  Genealogical Society (19 Terrace Street, Keene NH 03431).
2 CONT ***************************
2 CONT 
2 CONT !ESEK3 BROWN (James,2 Chad1), born at Newport 8 Mar. 1679, died at Swa
2 CONC nsea, Mass., 4 Dec. 1772. He married at Jamestown, 29 Nov. 1705, MERCY
2 CONC  CARR, born 7 Oct. 1683, died in Dec. 1776, daughter of Caleb and Debo
2 CONC rah (Sayles) Carr of Newport and through her mother a descendant of Ro
2 CONC ger Williams. "He removed from Newport in 1715 to Swansea and lived on
2 CONC  Gardner's Neck. His obituary states that he was survived by 11 childr
2 CONC en, 112 grandchildren, and 129 great-grandchildren.
2 CONT 
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 FAMS @F732@
1 FAMC @F741@
0 @I1249@ INDI
1 NAME JAMES /BROWN/
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1 DISPLAY 
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2 DATE 1632
2 NOTE Birth: ABT 1632 in High Wycombe,Buckinghamshire,England 1 
3 CONT Death: BEF 1683 in Newport,Newport,RI 
2 PLAC High Wycombe,Buckinghamshire,England
3 _XREF @place00606@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE <1683
2 PLAC Newport, Newport, RI
3 _XREF @place00326@
2 NOTE Death: BEF 1683 in Newport,Newport,RI  
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE !"On 31 Dec. 1672 James Brown of Newport conveyed to Daniel Abbott a p
2 CONC arcel of land 'which was my father Chadd Browne his house lot or home 
2 CONC share he received from ye town of Providence, my said father in his la
2 CONC st will appointing the same after his wife Elizabeth Browne her deceas
2 CONC e, to revert unto my brother John Browne, which said share my brother 
2 CONC John passed over to me.' (Providence Deeds.)
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00543@
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 FAMS @F741@
1 FAMC @F742@
0 @I1250@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /CARR/
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2 DATE ~1652
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 8 DEC 1697
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT  John BROWN b: 1671 in Newport,Newport,RI c: BEF 1709 in Trinity Churc
2 CONC h,Newport,RI
2 CONT  Esek BROWN b: 8 MAR 1679 in Newport,Newport,RI
2 CONT  James BROWN b: in Newport,Newport,RI
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00008@
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 FAMS @F741@
1 FAMC @fam07953@
0 @I1251@ INDI
1 NAME CHAD /BROWNE/
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2 FLAGS 
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1 SEX M
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2 DATE 1600
2 NOTE Birth: Between 1600-1603 in High Wycombe,Buckinghamshire,England 1 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC High Wycombe,Buckinghamshire,England 1
3 _XREF @place00607@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE ~1663
2 PLAC Providence,Providence,R.I
3 _XREF @place00608@
2 DISPOSITION 
3 PLAC Providence, Providence, RI
4 _XREF @place00373@
2 NOTE alt 1665  Death: on or before 1663 in Providence,Providence,R.I
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE   Chaddus "Chad" BROWN 
2 CONT He served on a Committee to compile a list of the first lots situated 
2 CONC on the town street. His service in this direction is mentioned years a
2 CONC fter in a letter from Roger Williams to John Whipple, Jr., July 8, 168
2 CONC 9. Served also on a Committee, with three others, to settle all matter
2 CONC s of difference between Providence and Pawtuxet, regarding the divisio
2 CONC n of lines, and was the first settled8 pastor of the First Baptist Chu
2 CONC rch. His wife was Elizabeth (???).
2 CONT 
2 CONT !Their son, David Brown [Daniel], who died 1710, married, 1669, Alice 
2 CONC Hearnden [Harrington], and their daughter Hallelujah, married James, t
2 CONC he son of Epenetus and Mary (Whipple) Olney, whose daughter Mary, marr
2 CONC ied Arthur Fenner II.
2 CONT ******************************************************
2 CONT !The below information is from the web site of USGenWeb Rhode Island
2 CONT http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/article3.html
2 CONT The History of the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations:Bi
2 CONC ographical, by the American Historical Society, Inc., 1920, volume 6. 
2 CONC Descendants of Rev. Chad Brown through Eight generations Pages 188-191
2 CONC , Descendants of William Bailey: Seth Brown through Charles Stone Brow
2 CONC n, Pages 198-200
2 CONT transcribed by Susan W. Pieroth
2 CONT to whom I am grateful and acknowledge.
2 CONT 
2 CONT ! Rev. Chad Brown, immigrant ancestor and founder of the family, came 
2 CONC from England in the ship “Martin,” which arrived in Boston, in the Mas
2 CONC sachusetts Colony, in July, 1638. He brought with him his wife Elizabe
2 CONC th, son John, then eight years old, and perhaps younger children. A fe
2 CONC llow passenger died on the voyage, and Chad Brown witnessed the will s
2 CONC oon after his arrival. He did not remain long in the Massachusetts Col
2 CONC ony, probably because of his religious views, but soon removed to Prov
2 CONC idence, where he became at once a leader and one of the most valued ci
2 CONC tizens of the colony.
2 CONT 
2 CONT !That same year, 1638, he and twelve others signed a compact relative 
2 CONC to the government of the town. His work in settling the serious diffic
2 CONC ulties which had arisen between the original thirteen proprietors of P
2 CONC rovidence, and the later settlers, is thus referred to by Roger Willia
2 CONC ms: “The truth is, Chad Browne, that wise and godly soul (now with God
2 CONC ), with myself brought the remaining aftercomers and the first twelve 
2 CONC to a oneness by arbitration.” Chad Brown was soon afterward appointed 
2 CONC in the capacity of surveyor on a committee to compile a list of the ho
2 CONC me lots of the first settlers of the “Towne Street,” and the meadows a
2 CONC llotted to them. His own home lot fronted on “Towne Streete,” now Sout
2 CONC h Main street and Market Square, with the southern boundary to the sou
2 CONC thward of College and South Main streets. The college grounds of Brown
2 CONC  University now comprise a large portion of this lot.
2 CONT 
2 CONT !In 1640 Chad Brown served as member of a committee with others in reg
2 CONC ard to the disputed boundary between Providence and Pawtuxet. In the s
2 CONC ame year he, with Robert Cole, William Harris and John Warner, formed 
2 CONC the committee of Providence Colony to report their first written form 
2 CONC of government, which wad adopted and continued in force until 1644, in
2 CONC  which year Roger Williams returned from England with the first charte
2 CONC r. Chad Brown was the first of the thirty-nine signers of this agreeme
2 CONC nt. In 1642 Mr. Brown was formally ordained as the first settled pasto
2 CONC r of the Baptist church of Providence. At this time, and for more than
2 CONC  a half century afterward, the church had no meeting house, but met fo
2 CONC r worship in a grove or orchard, and in unpleasant weather in the hous
2 CONC es of its members. Rev. Chad Brown remained at the head of his church 
2 CONC until his death, which occurred about the year 1665.
2 CONT 
2 CONT !He seems to have been the first pastor of the First Baptist Church in
2 CONC  Providence, the connection of Roger Williams having been of so brief 
2 CONC duration, and of so informal a character, as to forbid that he should 
2 CONC be recognized as its firs pastor. The venerable John Howland says: “On
2 CONC  the question among the founders of Rhode Island College on what lot t
2 CONC o place the building--University Hall--they decided on the present sit
2 CONC e because it was the home lot of Chad Brown, the first minister of the
2 CONC  Baptist Church.” Throughout his life in Rhode Island he was classed a
2 CONC mong those men of culture an ability who were chosen to represent the 
2 CONC colony on official business. He was a saintly character, and his influ
2 CONC ence went far toward establishing and keeping peace among the early se
2 CONC ttlers. His remains, which were originally interred in a lot not far f
2 CONC rom where the court house, on the corner of College and Benefit street
2 CONC s, now stands, were removed in 1792 to the North Burying Ground.
2 CONT 2 
2 CONT 
2 CONT ************************************************
2 CONT Of the parentage, birthplace and early history of Chad Brown 
2 CONT nothing is now known. Accompanied by his wife Elizabeth and 
2 CONT son John, then eight years of age, and perhaps his younger sons, 
2 CONT he emigrated from England in the ship Martin, which arrived in 
2 CONT Boston, Mass., July, 1638. A fellow passenger, Sylvester Baldwin, 
2 CONT of Aston Clinton, Bucks Co., Eng., died during the voyage, 
2 CONT and Chad Brown, soon after his arrival, witnessed the 
2 CONT nuncupative will. Of this Savage gives the following account : "
2 CONT On the main ocean, bound for N. E., his nuncupative will 
2 CONT was made 21 June, and proved 13 July of that year, before Dep. 
2 CONT Gov. Dudley, by oaths of Chad Brown, Francis Bolt, James 
2 CONT Weeden and John Baldwin." 
2 CONT It is probable that his religious views were not in harmony 
2 CONT with those of the Massachusetts settlers, as he soon removed to 
2 CONT Providence, where he became at once a leader in the colony and 
2 CONT one of its most valued citizens. According to tradition, he was 
2 CONT an exile from Salem "for conscience' sake." His coming to 
2 CONT Providence was the same year of his arrival, and there, with 
2 CONT twelve others, he signed the following compact : " We whose 
2 CONT names are hereunder, desirous to inhabit in the town of 
2 CONT Providence, do promise to subject ourselves in active or passive 
2 CONT obedience to all such orders or agreements as shall be made for 
2 CONT the public good of the body, in an orderly way, by the major 
2 CONT assent of the present inhabitants, masters of families, incorporated 
2 CONT together into a town fellowship, and such others as they 
2 CONT shall admit into them, only in civil things." 
2 CONT In his capacity as surveyor, he was soon after appointed on a 
2 CONT committee to compile a list of the Lots of the first settlers 
2 CONT on the " Towne Streete" and the meadows allotted to them. It 
2 CONT is to this important work that we are indebted for our knowledge 
2 CONT of these properties. His Home Lot fronted on the "Towne 
2 CONT Streete," now South Main and Market Square, with the southern 
2 CONT boundary to the southward of College and South Main Streets. 
2 CONT It was about one hundred and twelve feet wide, and extended 
2 CONT eastwardly to the " Highway," now Hope Street. The College 
2 CONT Grounds of Brown University comprise a large portion of this 
2 CONT lot. 
2 CONT In 1640 he served on a committee with three others regarding 
2 CONT the disputed boundary line between Providence and Pawtuxet. 
2 CONT They reported in July that they had given the matter serious 
2 CONT and careful consideration. "We have gone the fairest and 
2 CONT equallest way to produce our peace."
2 CONT 
2 CONT The same year, Robert Cole, Chad Brown, William Harris and 
2 CONT John Warner, were the committee of Providence Colony who 
2 CONT reported to them their first written form of government, which 
2 CONT was adopted and continued in force until 1644, when Roger 
2 CONT Williams returned from England with the first Charter. Of the 
2 CONT thirty-nine signatures to mis agreement, Chad Brown's is the 
2 CONT first. This instrument contains the arbitration decision to 
2 CONT which in later years Roger Williams, in speaking of the dissensions 
2 CONT which so disturbed the peace of the early colonists referred 
2 CONT on this wise : " The truth is that Chad Brown, that Holy man, 
2 CONT now with God, and myself, brought the remaining after-comers 
2 CONT and the first twelve to a one-ness by arbitration." 
2 CONT In 1642 he was ordained as the first settled Pastor of the 
2 CONT Baptist Church and is thus mentioned by Hague in his Historical 
2 CONT Discourse : " Contemporary with Roger Williams, he possessed 
2 CONT a cooler temperament, and was happily adapted to sustain 
2 CONT the interests of religion just where that great man failed. Not 
2 CONT being affected by the arguments of the Seekers, he maintained 
2 CONT his standing firmly in a church which he believed to be founded 
2 CONT on the Rock of eternal truth ' even the Word of God which 
2 CONT abideth forever.' We know only enough of his character to 
2 CONT excite the wish to know more ; but from that little it is clear 
2 CONT that he was highly esteemed as a man of sound judgment and 
2 CONT of a Christian spirit. Often referred to as the arbitrator of 
2 CONT existing differences, in a state of society where individual influence
2 CONC  
2 CONT was needed as a substitute for well digested laws, he won 
2 CONT that commendation which the Savior pronounced when he said, ' 
2 CONT blessed are the peace-makers, for they shall be called the 
2 CONT children of God.'" 
2 CONT In 1643 he was on a committee to negotiate peace between the 
2 CONT Warwick settlers and Massachusetts Bay. Their efforts, however, 
2 CONT proved ineffectual, and it was not until 1065 that the 
2 CONT claims of Massachusetts Bay Colony in regard to Warwick were 
2 CONT set aside by the Royal Commissioners, and a decision rendered in 
2 CONT favor of the Rhode Island and Providence Plantations. 
2 CONT It is evident that he died some years earlier than has been 
2 CONT supposed, as the name of his widow occurs in a tax list of Sept. 
2 CONT 2, 1650. His sons allude in deeds to the will of their father. 
2 CONT Chad and Elizabeth Browne were buried in an orchard on his 
2 CONT Home Lot, College Street, corner of Benefit, where the County 
2 CONT Court House now stands. Their remains were removed in 1792 
2 CONT to the Nicholas Brown lot in the North Burial Ground where a 
2 CONT stone with this inscription marks the spot : 
2 CONT 
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 TITL >
1 FAMS @F742@
1 FAMC @fam07966@
0 @I1252@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /SHARPAROWE/
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2 SURN SHARPAROWE
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2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -24168,-814,-23991,-951
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE ~1604
2 NOTE ABT 1604 in Melchourne,England 
2 PLAC Melchbourne England
3 _XREF @place00609@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE ~1672
2 PLAC Providence, Providence, RI
3 _XREF @place00373@
2 NOTE 1672 in Providence,Providence,R.I.
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE The children of Chad and Elizabeth Browne were : 
2 CONT ****************************
2 CONT Children
2 CONT  John BROWN b: ABT 1629 in in England
2 CONT  James BROWN b: ABT 1632 in High Wycombe,Buckinghamshire,England
2 CONT  Jeremiah BROWN b: ABT 1634 in High Wycombe,Buckinghamshire,England
2 CONT  Chad "Juda" BROWN b: ABT 1636 in High Wycombe,Buckinghamshire,England
2 CONT  Daniel BROWN b: 1638 in Providence,Providence,R.I.
2 CONT *******************************************ALT
2 CONT  JOHN, b. 1630. 
2 CONT JEREMiAH 
2 CONT JODAH, or CHAD. ci. May 10, 1683, unmarried, 
2 CONT  DANIEL. 
2 CONT ***********************
2 CONT He had five sons, 
2 CONT JOHN, JAMES, JEREMIAH, CHAD AND DANIEL, 
2 CONT 
2 CONT (JOHN BROWN (Chad*),b. 1630, d. about 1706, m. Mary, 
2 CONT daughter of Rev. Obailiah and Catharine Holmes of Newport, R. I. )
2 CONT 
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 FAMS @F742@
0 @ind16219@ INDI
1 NAME ROBERT /CARR/
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2 SURN CARR
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2 SIZE X
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1 BIRT 
2 DATE ~1614
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1681
1 ISDEAD Y
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 17:47
1 TITL ~>
1 FAMS @fam07953@
0 @ind16220@ INDI
1 NAME ? /?/
2 DISPLAY ? ?
2 GIVN ?
2 SURN ?
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1 SEX F
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 FAMS @fam07953@
0 @I1255@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /BARNARD/
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2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN BARNARD
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2 DATE 24 SEP 1609
2 NOTE was christened on 24 Sept. 1609 in Worksop[1],
2 PLAC Worksop
3 _XREF @place00603@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1676
2 PLAC Providence, Providence Co, Rhode Island
3 _XREF @place00009@
2 NOTE  and died in 1676 in Providence. She married in High Laver, on 15 Dec.
3 CONC  1629, 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children of Roger1 Williams and Mary Barnard were as follows:
2 CONT 
2 CONT +  2  i.   Mary2 Williams, b. Aug 1633; m. John Sayles. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT +  3  ii.   Freeborn Williams, b. 4 Oct 1635; m. Thomas Hart; m. Walte
2 CONC r Clarke. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT     4  iii.   Providence Williams was born Sep 1638; he died Mar 1686 
2 CONC at age 47. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT +  5  iv.   Mercy Williams, b. 15 Jul 1640 at Providence, RI; m. Resol
2 CONC ved Waterman; m. Samuel Winsor. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT +  6  v.   Daniel Williams, b. Feb 1641 at Providence, RI; m. Rebecca 
2 CONC Rhodes. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT +  7  vi.   Joseph Williams, b. 12 Dec 1643 at Providence, RI; m. Lydi
2 CONC a Olney. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00402@
1 CHAN 
2 DATE 26 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:44
1 FAMS @F736@
1 FAMC @fam07960@
0 @ind16221@ INDI
1 NAME ROBERT /SWAN/
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2 SURN SWAN
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2 SIZE X
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1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1627
2 NOTE Born:  1627
3 CONT Gilberdike, Eastrington Parish, East Yorkshire, England   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Gilberdike, Eastrington Parish, East Yorkshire, England
3 _XREF @place00590@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 11 FEB 1697
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
2 NOTE Died:  11 Feb 1697
3 CONT Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Robert Swan 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07955@
0 @ind16222@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /ACY/
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2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN ACY
1 POSITION 5260,-750
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 5192,-694,5329,-831
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 24 OCT 1632
2 NOTE Born:  24 Oct 1632
3 CONT Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England
3 _XREF @place00591@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 11 AUG 1689
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
2 NOTE Died:  11 Aug 1689
3 CONT Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Elizabeth Acy 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00538@
1 FAMS @fam07955@
1 FAMC @fam07956@
0 @ind16223@ INDI
1 NAME WILLIAM /ACIE/
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2 SURN ACIE
1 POSITION 5160,-540
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 5095,-484,5226,-621
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 18 MAR 1596
2 NOTE Born:  18 Mar 1596
3 CONT Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England
3 _XREF @place00591@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 30 SEP 1690
2 PLAC Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00592@
2 NOTE Died:  30 Sep 1690
3 CONT Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE William Acie 
2 CONT Born:  18 Mar 1596
2 CONT Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England   
2 CONT Died:  30 Sep 1690
2 CONT Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07956@
1 FAMC @fam07957@
0 @ind16224@ INDI
1 NAME MARGARET /HAITON/
2 DISPLAY MARGARET HAITON
2 GIVN MARGARET
2 SURN HAITON
2 NICK HAITON
1 POSITION 5390,-540
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 5319,-484,5462,-621
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1599
2 NOTE Born:  abt 1599
3 CONT Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   ????
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 12 FEB 1675
2 PLAC Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00592@
2 NOTE Died:  12 Feb 1675
3 CONT Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Margaret Haiton 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00537@
1 FAMS @fam07956@
0 @ind16225@ INDI
1 NAME WILLIAM (ENGLAND) /ACYE/
2 DISPLAY WILLIAM (ENGLAND) ACYE
2 GIVN WILLIAM
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN ACYE
1 POSITION 5060,-330
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 4992,-274,5129,-436
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 24 JAN 1562
2 NOTE Born:  24 Jan 1562
3 CONT Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England
3 _XREF @place00591@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 6 JAN 1626
2 PLAC Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England
3 _XREF @place00591@
2 NOTE Died:  6 Jan 1626
3 CONT Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England  
3 CONT  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE William Acye 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07957@
0 @ind16226@ INDI
1 NAME JANE (ENGLAND) /SKALES/
2 DISPLAY JANE (ENGLAND) SKALES
2 GIVN JANE
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN SKALES
1 POSITION 5260,-330
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 5192,-274,5329,-436
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1565
2 NOTE Born:  abt 1565
3 CONT Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England   
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England
3 _XREF @place00591@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 4 JUL 1627
2 PLAC Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England
3 _XREF @place00591@
2 NOTE Died:  4 Jul 1627
3 CONT Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Jane Skales 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00539@
1 FAMS @fam07957@
0 @ind16227@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /SAYLES/
2 DISPLAY JOHN SAYLES
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN SAYLES
1 POSITION -23240,-880
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -23305,-824,-23174,-961
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1633
2 NOTE orn ca 1630/1633 in Charlestown, Suffolk Co., MA
2 PLAC Charlestown, Suffolk Co., MA
3 _XREF @place00601@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1681
2 PLAC Middletown, Newport Co., RI
3 _XREF @place00599@
2 DISPOSITION 
3 PLAC Middletown, Newport Co., RI.
4 _XREF @place00600@
2 NOTE B. John died in Middletown, Newport Co., RI, in 1681; he was 51. Burie
3 CONC d in 1681 in Middletown, Newport Co., RI. near Easton's Beach. 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07958@
1 FAMC @fam07959@
0 @ind16228@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /SAYLES/
2 DISPLAY JOHN SAYLES
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN SAYLES
1 POSITION -23300,-650
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -23351,-594,-23249,-731
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1600
2 NOTE S was born circa 1600 in Sudbury, Suffolk, England,
2 PLAC Sudbury, Suffolk, England,
3 _XREF @place00602@
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  . He married on 11 Aug. 1625. 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07959@
0 @ind16229@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION -23220,-680
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -23262,-638,-23178,-722
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07959@
0 @ind16230@ INDI
1 NAME RICHARD /BARNARD/
2 DISPLAY RICHARD BARNARD
2 GIVN RICHARD
2 SURN BARNARD
2 NPFX REVRICHARD
1 SOURCES @source00054@
1 POSITION -22880,-480
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -22945,-424,-22814,-561
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 30 APR 1568
2 NOTE , was born on 30 April 1568 in Epworth
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE MAR 1641
2 NOTE and died in March 1641 in Batcombe
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE REV. RICHARD2 BARNARD (John1), son of (1) John1 and Anne (WRIGHT) BARN
2 CONC ARD, 
1 FAMS @fam07960@
0 @ind16231@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION -22740,-470
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -22782,-428,-22698,-512
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07960@
0 @ind16232@ INDI
1 NAME JAMES (ENGLAND) /WILLIAMS/
2 DISPLAY JAMES (ENGLAND) WILLIAMS
2 GIVN JAMES
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN WILLIAMS
1 POSITION -23180,-440
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -23248,-384,-23111,-546
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1562
2 NOTE , was born in 1562 in St. Albans,
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 9 JUL 1620
2 PLAC St. Sepulchre, London, England.
3 _XREF @place00604@
2 NOTE , died on 7 Sept. 1620 in London and was buried on 19 Nov. 1620 in St.
3 CONC  Sepulchre, London, England.
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  JAMES2 WILLIAMS (Mark1), son of (1) Mark1 and (BZ-3) Agnes (AUDLEY) W
2 CONC ILLIAMS, was born in 1562 in St. Albans, died on 7 Sept. 1620 in Londo
2 CONC n and was buried on 19 Nov. 1620 in St. Sepulchre, London, England. He
2 CONC  married in 1595, (ABZ-2) ALICE PEMBERTON, daughter of (ABZ-1) Robert 
2 CONC and (AHB-2) Catherine (STOKES) PEMBERTON, who was born on 18 Feb. 1564
2 CONC  in St. Albans, and died on 1 Aug. 1634 in London, England. [2] 
2 CONT Will proved 19 Nov 1621 
2 CONT (NEHGR XLIII 290-297) 
2 CONT "citizen and merchant tailor of London" 
2 CONT Child: + 3 i. ROGER3, b. in 1603 in St. Sepulchre's, London, England, 
2 CONC d. in 1683 in Providence, Providence Co., Rhode Island; m. (CX-3) MARY
2 CONC  BARNARD on 15 Dec. 1629 in High Laver, Essex, England. 
2 CONT 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00541@
1 FAMS @fam07961@
0 @ind16233@ INDI
1 NAME ALICE (ENGLAND) /PEMBERTON/
2 DISPLAY ALICE (ENGLAND) PEMBERTON
2 GIVN ALICE
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN PEMBERTON
1 POSITION -23030,-440
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -23109,-384,-22951,-546
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 18 FEB 1564
2 NOTE who was born on 18 Feb. 1564 in St. Albans,
2 PLAC St. Albans
3 _XREF @place00605@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1 AUG 1634
2 PLAC London, England
3 _XREF @place00006@
2 NOTE PEMBERTON, who was born on 18 Feb. 1564 in St. Albans, and died on 1 A
3 CONC ug. 1634 in London, England. [2] 
3 CONT Will proved 19 Nov 1621 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07961@
0 @ind01471@ INDI
1 NAME GRACE /BLAKEMAN/
2 DISPLAY GRACE BLAKEMAN
2 GIVN GRACE
2 SURN BLAKEMAN
1 POSITION -7970,-2530
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -8039,-2474,-7901,-2611
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 24 NOV 1877
2 NOTE 24 NOV 1877 
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE ALT BIRTH 1878
1 FAMS @fam00747@
0 @ind01472@ INDI
1 NAME SHERMAN WILLARD /EDDY/
2 DISPLAY SHERMAN WILLARD EDDY
2 GIVN SHERMAN
2 MIDDLE WILLARD
2 SURN EDDY
1 POSITION -9460,-2540
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -9525,-2484,-9394,-2646
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 3 SEP 1876
2 PLAC Eagle Mills, NY USA
3 _XREF @place00558@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 19 AUG 1952
2 PLAC Avon, CT USA
3 _XREF @place00559@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam00747@
1 FAMC @fam07786@
0 @ind16245@ INDI
1 NAME ARTHUR (ENGLAND) /BROWNE/
2 DISPLAY ARTHUR (ENGLAND) BROWNE
2 GIVN ARTHUR
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN BROWNE
1 POSITION -24410,-650
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -24478,-594,-24341,-756
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1574
2 NOTE Birth: 1574 in High Wycombe,Buckinghamshire,England 
2 PLAC High Wycombe,Buckinghamshire,England
3 _XREF @place00606@
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07966@
0 @ind16246@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION -24210,-650
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -24252,-608,-24168,-692
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07966@
0 @ind16288@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /TISDALE/
2 DISPLAY JOHN TISDALE
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN TISDALE
1 PICTURES @pic00044@
2 PRIMARY @pic00044@
1 POSITION -28420,-890
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -28485,-834,-28354,-971
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 SYMBOL #FF00FF
4 TEXT #000080
3 BORDER 
4 FILL #FFFF00
2 FLAGS 
3 ENABLE bt
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1641
2 NOTE John Tisdale 
3 CONT Born: 
3 CONT Ripon, Yorkshire, England  
3 CONT 1645
3 CONT  9 Nov 
3 CONT   Christening 
3 CONT St Lawrence, Milk Street, London, England 
2 PLAC Ripon, Yorkshire, England
3 _XREF @place00614@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 27 JUN 1675
2 PLAC Taunton, Bristol Co., MA
3 _XREF @place00615@
2 NOTE Died: 27 Jun 1675
3 CONT Taunton, Bristol Co., M 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT  In the region of Yorkshire, England, along the River Tees, a family l
2 CONC ived and thrived. They lived on the dale, or flat land, near the river
2 CONC . Therefore, they became known as the family from Teesdale; or the Tis
2 CONC dale family. A man named John had a son whom he christened Thomas some
2 CONC time before 1596. Thomas married a woman named Ruth. Together Thomas a
2 CONC nd Ruth had at least one child, whom they named after his grandfather:
2 CONC  John Tisdale.
2 CONT 
2 CONT John Tisdale was born in 1614, and baptized on November 7 of that year
2 CONC , in Ripon, England, in the region of Yorkshire. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT In Approximately 1634 John Tisdale came to Plymouth Plantation, report
2 CONC edly bringing with him the Tisdale coat of arms (which has been passed
2 CONC  down through the generations and is with a descendant in Canada) and 
2 CONC a great table of carved English oak. This table is mentioned in the wi
2 CONC lls of later generations.
2 CONT 
2 CONT It was required, per the early laws of the colony, to get permission o
2 CONC f the magistrates before any person was allowed to live alone or keep 
2 CONC house or plant for himself. In 1636, in accordance with this law, "Joh
2 CONC n Tisdale upon good report made of him and his good carryage is allowe
2 CONC d to keep house and plant for himself provided he shall continue his c
2 CONC arryage still." He was granted 10 acres at Green Harbour of the Old Ma
2 CONC ssachusetts Bay Colony, had land at Hounds ditch, and at Namassakeeset
2 CONC  in Duxbury.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Early on in his stay at Plymouth, John Tisdale had cause to sue Stephe
2 CONC n Hopkins, one of the original Mayflower passengers, for assault. Step
2 CONC hen Hopkins was found to be at fault and ordered to pay John 40 shilli
2 CONC ngs.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Around the year 1640, John, a yeoman, or farmer, married Sarah Walker.
2 CONC  Sarah, whose mother was widowed, was born in 1618 in Weymouth, Englan
2 CONC d. She came from England on the ship "Elizabeth", either in 1633 as a 
2 CONC servant of her uncle John Browne or in 1635 with her brother James, re
2 CONC ports vary.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In March 1642 John Tisdale took the Freeman Oath, and in September of 
2 CONC that year, the General Court admitted him a "freeman", a position secu
2 CONC red only by attachment to the church and by a very exemplary life. It 
2 CONC gave him standing in the community and a place in the town meeting. Ar
2 CONC ound that same time, their son, John, Jr. was born. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT The following year – in March 1643 he was admitted to the church. He a
2 CONC lso sold his land in Duxbury and moved his family to Taunton. He built
2 CONC  his home on the east side of the Great River at Assonet, about three 
2 CONC and one-half miles from Taunton Green, and bordering what is now Berkl
2 CONC ey. Above the site rose Mount Hope, the home of the Indian known as Ki
2 CONC ng Philip.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The second son, James, was born in 1644.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In June 1645 John was appointed Constable of Duxbury. Their third son 
2 CONC Joshua was born in 1646. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1650 their first daughter Sarah was born and John was named a selec
2 CONC tman in Taunton. During this time, he served on a jury to inquire into
2 CONC  the death of Thomas Cook. During either this year or the next, his da
2 CONC ughter Sarah was born.
2 CONT 
2 CONT John found himself in court again in 1653. This time he was the defend
2 CONC ant. He appeared before Govenor Bradford, Miles Standish, John Alden a
2 CONC nd Captain Willitt and was fined 20 shillings in a dispute over a cow.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Now that John was established in Taunton, he served as constable of th
2 CONC at town in 1655. His and Sarah’s fifth child and fourth son, Joseph wa
2 CONC s born in 1656, followed in 1657 by Elizabeth, their sixth child and s
2 CONC econd daughter. In 1658 John was again elected Constable, and also sel
2 CONC ectman of Taunton, and his daughter Mary was born.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The last child of John and Sarah, a daughter, Abigail, was born in 165
2 CONC 9. That was the year that John and 25 others organized "Yee Freeman’s 
2 CONC Purchase" and bought, from the Indians, the settlement that was known 
2 CONC as Freetown. The purchase price included coats, rugs, pots, kettles, s
2 CONC hoes, hatchets and cloth. John had plot #23.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In October 1670, Ensign Leonard and John Tisdale were appointed to a c
2 CONC ommittee to see to the execution of the Court order prohibiting the tr
2 CONC ansportation of planks, boards, bolts, or bark out of the area. These 
2 CONC items were in such great demand in the West India trade that they brou
2 CONC ght high prices, but were needed for homes in Taunton.
2 CONT 
2 CONT There were problems with some of the Indians who lived in the area. In
2 CONC  1671 soldiers assembled at the Tisdale home to prepare for war agains
2 CONC t hostile Indians. This war would come to be known as King Philip’s wa
2 CONC r.
2 CONT 
2 CONT John was once again voted as selectman in 1672 and in 1674 he was a re
2 CONC presentative of the General Court at Plymouth. He served his last year
2 CONC  as selectman in 1675.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1675 King Philip’s war came to Freetown.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Either on June 27, 1675, as reported to the Plymouth Court by Shadrach
2 CONC  Wilbore, or, or on April 4, 1675, as stated in a letter by John Freem
2 CONC an, an officer in the war. John Tisdale was killed by Indians.
2 CONT 
2 CONT It was reported that three men were slain: John Tisdale, Sr., John Kno
2 CONC wles and Samuel Atkins. John Tisdale’s house was burned as was the hou
2 CONC se of his brother-in-law James Walker. John’s gun was carried off by t
2 CONC he Indians. The gun was retaken at Rehoboth on Aug 1 1675, where it wa
2 CONC s found with the body of an Indian who was slain there. The gun was la
2 CONC ter used as evidence in court.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Sarah Walker Tisdale did not outlive her husband by much. She died on 
2 CONC Dec 10 1676, in Taunton.
2 CONT 
2 CONT John’s estate was settled on March 6 1677. That same day, three Indian
2 CONC s: Timothy Jacked, Massamaquat and Pompachonshe were indicted for the 
2 CONC murder of John and the other two men, on the evidence of having John’s
2 CONC  gun. Charges against one were dropped for lack of evidence. The other
2 CONC  two wre deemed probably guilty. All three were sold into slavery, and
2 CONC  removed from the country.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In June of that year John and Sarah’s youngest daughter, Abigail, only
2 CONC  14, was given into the guardianship of James Browne of Swansea. He wa
2 CONC s the son of her mother’s uncle, John Browne.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1677 the Tisdale’s oldest son, John, committed suicide.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children
2 CONT John Tisdale
2 CONT 1637–1677John Jr. Tisdale
2 CONT 1642–1677J Tisdall (Tisdale
2 CONT 1643–1718James Tisdale
2 CONT 1644–1715Joseph Tisdale
2 CONT 1644–1721Elizabeth Tisdale
2 CONT 1646–1726Sarah Tisdall (Tisdale
2 CONT 1648–1726Mary Tisdall (Tisdale
2 CONT 1650–1731Elizabeth Tisdale
2 CONT 1657–Mary Tisdale
2 CONT 1658–1731Abigail Tisdale
2 CONT 1667–1697
1 FAMS @fam07967@
1 FAMC @fam07968@
0 @ind16289@ INDI
1 NAME SARAH /WALKER/
2 DISPLAY SARAH WALKER
2 GIVN SARAH
2 SURN WALKER
1 POSITION -28190,-880
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -28255,-824,-28124,-961
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 SYMBOL #FF00FF
3 BORDER 
4 FILL #FFFF00
2 FLAGS 
3 ENABLE bt
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1614
2 NOTE 1614 Duxbury ?
2 PLAC Duxbury
3 _XREF @place00610@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 10 DEC 1677
2 PLAC Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00313@
2 NOTE Died: 10 DEC 16 76/77
3 CONT Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT John Tisdale
2 CONT 1637–1677John Jr. Tisdale ( MARRIED ANNA ROGERS DESCENDANT OF MAYFLOWE
2 CONC R)
2 CONT 1642–1677J Tisdall (Tisdale
2 CONT 1643–1718James Tisdale
2 CONT 1644–1715Joseph Tisdale
2 CONT 1644–1721Elizabeth Tisdale
2 CONT 1646–1726Sarah Tisdall (Tisdale
2 CONT 1648–1726Mary Tisdall (Tisdale
2 CONT 1650–1731Elizabeth Tisdale
2 CONT 1657–Mary Tisdale
2 CONT 1658–1731Abigail Tisdale
2 CONT 1667–1697
1 FAMS @fam07967@
1 FAMC @fam07969@
0 @ind16290@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS (ENGLAND) /TISDALE/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS (ENGLAND) TISDALE
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN TISDALE
1 POSITION -28520,-680
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -28588,-624,-28451,-786
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1596
2 NOTE 
3 CONT Born: BEF 1596
3 CONT , , England  
2 PLAC England
3 _XREF @place00004@
1 DEAT Y
2 PLAC Yorkshire, England
3 _XREF @place00616@
2 NOTE 
3 CONT Died: 
3 CONT , Yorkshire, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07968@
0 @ind16291@ INDI
1 NAME RUTH (ENGLAND) //
2 DISPLAY RUTH (ENGLAND)
2 GIVN RUTH
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
1 POSITION -28340,-670
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -28408,-614,-28271,-751
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1592
2 NOTE Ruth 
3 CONT Born: ABT 1592
3 CONT  
3 CONT Died: 
3 CONT  
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07968@
0 @ind16292@ INDI
1 NAME JAMES /WALKER/
2 DISPLAY JAMES WALKER
2 GIVN JAMES
2 SURN WALKER
1 POSITION -28220,-690
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -28285,-634,-28154,-771
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1592
2 NOTE James Walker 
3 CONT Born: Abt 1590
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1625
2 PLAC Taunton, Bristol, , Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00617@
2 NOTE 
3 CONT England  
3 CONT Died: Abt 1625
3 CONT Taunton, Bristol, , Massachusetts  
3 CONT 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07969@
0 @ind16293@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /PHILLIPS/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH PHILLIPS
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN PHILLIPS
1 POSITION -28090,-690
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -28158,-634,-28021,-771
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 SYMBOL #FF00FF
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1590
2 NOTE 
3 CONT Born: Abt 1590/1600
3 CONT , , England  
3 CONT 
2 PLAC England
3 _XREF @place00004@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE FEB 1646
2 PLAC Rehoboth, , Massachusetts
3 _XREF @place00618@
2 NOTE 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Elizabeth PHILLIPS Or Phelps Children
2 CONT Sara Walker    –1676
2 CONT James Walker-1620–1691
2 CONT Philip Walker 1620–1679
1 FAMS @fam07969@
1 FAMC @fam07970@
0 @ind16294@ INDI
1 NAME WILLIAM /PHILLIPS/
2 DISPLAY WILLIAM PHILLIPS
2 GIVN WILLIAM
2 SURN PHILLIPS
1 POSITION -28180,-500
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -28245,-444,-28114,-581
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1570
2 NOTE Born: Abt 1570
3 CONT Weymouth, Dorset, England  
2 PLAC Weymouth, Dorset, England
3 _XREF @place00619@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1634
2 NOTE Died: 1634/1654 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE William PHILLIPS 
1 FAMS @fam07970@
0 @ind16295@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /PARKER/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH PARKER
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN PARKER
1 POSITION -28060,-500
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -28128,-444,-27991,-581
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1570
2 NOTE Elizabeth Parker 
3 CONT Born: 1570/1578
3 CONT Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts  ?????
3 CONT 
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07970@
0 @ind16297@ INDI
1 NAME ANN  /WATSON/
2 DISPLAY ANN  WATSON
2 GIVN ANN 
2 SURN WATSON
1 POSITION -18040,-1080
2 SIZE L
2 BOUNDARYRECT -18082,-1046,-17997,-1141
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE SEE ON THIS EDDY TREE
1 FAMC @fam04820@
0 @ind16298@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS /SAVERY/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS SAVERY
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 SURN SAVERY
1 POSITION -11120,-460
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -11185,-404,-11054,-541
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1572
2 PLAC ENGLAND
3 _XREF @place00015@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 6 APR 1674
2 NOTE Died aft 6 April 1674 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Thomas Savery   BIRTH DATE MUST BE WRONG!
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07971@
0 @ind16299@ INDI
1 NAME MARY /WOODRORKE/
2 DISPLAY MARY WOODRORKE
2 GIVN MARY
2 SURN WOODRORKE
1 POSITION -10970,-460
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -11053,-404,-10887,-541
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1574
2 NOTE Margaret born 1575 
2 PLAC Hannington,Wiltshire,England
3 _XREF @place00045@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1650
2 NOTE  died 1650
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Margaret (Mary?) Woodrorke 
2 CONT Mary WOODRORKE.Children were: 
2 CONT 769
2 CONT  i.
2 CONT  Elizabeth SAVORY. 
2 CONT  ii.
2 CONT  Thomas SAVORY 
1 OCCUPATIONS @occu00509@
1 FAMS @fam07971@
0 @ind04105@ INDI
1 NAME NICHOLAS (ENGLAND) /HOPKINS/
2 DISPLAY NICHOLAS (ENGLAND) HOPKINS
2 GIVN NICHOLAS
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN HOPKINS
1 POSITION -29270,-390
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -29338,-334,-29201,-496
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1548
2 PLAC Norfolk, England
3 _XREF @place00623@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1581
2 PLAC Middlesex, England
3 _XREF @place00624@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam01906@
0 @ind04106@ INDI
1 NAME MARY (ENGLAND) /POORE/
2 DISPLAY MARY (ENGLAND) POORE
2 GIVN MARY
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN POORE
1 POSITION -29100,-390
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -29168,-334,-29031,-496
1 DISPLAY 
2 COLORS 
3 GENDER 
4 SYMBOL #FF00FF
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1552
2 PLAC Norfolk, England
3 _XREF @place00623@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1581
2 PLAC Middlesex, England
3 _XREF @place00624@
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Mary Poor  
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Stephen Hopkins  M 29 Oct 1581 in Wortley, Wotton Underedge, Glouceste
2 CONC rshire, England    
2 CONT William Hopkins  M 1594 in Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam01906@
0 @ind16302@ INDI
1 NAME ELEANOR (ENGLAND) /PELHAM/
2 DISPLAY ELEANOR (ENGLAND) PELHAM
2 GIVN ELEANOR
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN PELHAM
1 POSITION -26810,-250
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -26878,-194,-26741,-356
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1564
2 NOTE    Born: 1564 at Of, Droitwich, Worcestershire, England [6]
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Droitwich, Worcestershire, England
3 _XREF @place00630@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1589
2 PLAC Droitwich, Worcestershire
3 _XREF @place00631@
2 NOTE  Died: Abt 1589 at , Droitwich, Worcestershire
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE                  
1 FAMS @fam07972@
0 @ind16307@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /EATON/
2 DISPLAY JOHN EATON
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN EATON
1 POSITION -3570,-790
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -3635,-734,-3504,-871
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1619
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1682
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07975@
1 FAMC @fam07977@
0 @ind16146@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /EATON/
2 DISPLAY JOHN EATON
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN EATON
1 POSITION 5790,-540
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 5725,-484,5856,-621
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 26 DEC 1590
2 NOTE 
3 CONT Hatton, [parish], Warwickshire, England   
3 CONT was born December 26, 1590 in Hatton, co. Warwick (Baptism), 
2 PLAC Hatton, [parish], Warwickshire, England
3 _XREF @place00182@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 29 OCT 1668
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
2 NOTE Died:  29 Oct 1668
3 CONT Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Notes for JOHN EATON:
2 CONT Immigrated to Salisbury, Massachusetts about 1640; later moved to Have
2 CONC rhill.
2 CONT 
2 CONT  JOHN4 EATON (THOMAS3, THOMAS2, JOHN1)  He married (1) ANNE (EATON) UN
2 CONC KNOWN Abt. 1620.  He married (2) PHEBE (DOW, EATON) UNKNOWN November 2
2 CONC 0, 1661 in Haverhill, Massachusetts. She died November 03, 1672.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07915@
1 FAMC @fam07976@
0 @ind16147@ INDI
1 NAME ANN //
2 DISPLAY ANN
2 GIVN ANN
1 POSITION 5990,-530
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 5944,-474,6036,-586
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 5 FEB 1660
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
2 NOTE Died: 5 Feb 1660 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children of JOHN EATON and ANNE UNKNOWN are:
2 CONT        i.       JOHN5 EATON, b. Abt. 1621; d. November 01, 1682, Salis
2 CONC bury, Massachusetts; m. MARTHA ROWLANDSON, Abt. 1644.
2 CONT        ii.       ANNE EATON, b. September 14, 1623, Hatton, co. Warwic
2 CONC k (Baptism); d. December 16, 1683, Haverhill, Massachusetts; m. GEORGE
2 CONC  BROWN; b. August 29, 1622.
2 CONT        iii.       THOMAS EATON, b. February 19, 1625/26, Hatton, co. W
2 CONC arwick (Baptism); d. December 15, 1708, Haverhill, Massachusetts; m. (
2 CONC 1) EUNICE SINGLETARY; b. January 07, 1641/42, Salisbury, Massachusetts
2 CONC  (Baptism); m. (2) MARTHA KENT, August 14, 1656, Haverhill.
2 CONT        iv.       RICHARD EATON, b. October 12, 1628, Hatton, co. Warwi
2 CONC ck (Baptism); d. March 27, 1630, Hatton, co. Warwick (Burial).
2 CONT        v.       ELIZABETH EATON, b. January 31, 1629/30, Hatton, co. W
2 CONC arwick (Baptism); d. January 21, 1682/83, Haverhill, Massachusetts; m.
2 CONC  JAMES DAVIS II, December 01, 1648, Haverhill; b. July 04, 1619, Thorn
2 CONC bury, co. Gloucester (baptism).
2 CONT        vi.       SARAH EATON, b. Bet. 1630 - 1633; d. August 04, 1633,
2 CONC  Hatton, co. Warwick (Burial).
2 CONT        vii.       DANIEL EATON, b. December 08, 1633, Hatton, co. Warw
2 CONC ick (Baptism); d. died young.
2 CONT        viii.       DANIEL EATON, b. February 26, 1634/35, Hatton, co. 
2 CONC Warwick (Baptism); d. August 13, 1635, Hatton, co. Warwick (Burial).
2 CONT        ix.       RUTH EATON, b. February 12, 1635/36, Hatton, co. Warw
2 CONC ick (Baptism); m. SAMUEL INGALLS; b. April 22, 1632, Skirbeck, co. Lin
2 CONC coln.
2 CONT        x.       HESTER EATON, b. May 06, 1638, Hatton, co. Warwick (Ba
2 CONC ptism).
2 CONT        xi.       JOB EATON, b. September 29, 1639, Hatton, co. Warwick
2 CONC  (Baptism).
2 CONT 
2 CONT ***********************************************
2 CONT    
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT John Eaton  M 1619 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Ann Eaton  F 1622 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Elizabeth Eaton  F 1625 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Thomas Eaton  M 19 Feb 1626 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Ruth Eaton  F 1628 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Daniel Eaton  M 8 Dec 1633 in Hatton, [parish], Warwickshire, England 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Hester Eaton  F 1634 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07915@
0 @ind16308@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS (ENGLAND) /EATON/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS (ENGLAND) EATON
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN EATON
1 POSITION 5690,-330
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 5622,-274,5759,-436
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1565
2 NOTE was born Abt. 1565 in Rowington, co. Warwick
2 PLAC Rowington, co. Warwick
3 _XREF @place00634@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 5 NOV 1622
2 PLAC Hatton, co. Warwick.
3 _XREF @place00635@
2 NOTE died November 05, 1622 in Hatton, co. Warwick. 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  THOMAS3 EATON (THOMAS2, JOHN1) w He married HELEN OR ELLEN (EATON) UN
2 CONC KNOWN.
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07976@
0 @ind16309@ INDI
1 NAME HELEN //
2 DISPLAY HELEN
2 GIVN HELEN
1 POSITION 5890,-330
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT 5845,-288,5935,-386
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children of THOMAS EATON and HELEN UNKNOWN are:
2 CONT 4.       i.       DAUGHTER4 EATON, b. Abt. 1588.
2 CONT 5.       ii.       JOHN EATON, b. December 26, 1590, Hatton, co. Warwi
2 CONC ck (Baptism); d. October 29, 1668, Haverhill, Massachusetts.
2 CONT        iii.       THOMAS EATON, b. December 25, 1592, Hatton, co. Warw
2 CONC ick (Baptism); d. Probably died young.
2 CONT        iv.       RICHARD EATON, b. February 18, 1593/94, Hatton, co. W
2 CONC arwick (Baptism); d. Aft. June 24, 1622, (living at time of father's w
2 CONC ill).
2 CONT 6.       v.       JOB EATON, b. August 29, 1596, Hatton, co. Warwick (
2 CONC Baptism).
2 CONT        vi.       ELIZABETH EATON, b. February 11, 1598/99, Hatton, co.
2 CONC  Warwick (Baptism).
2 CONT 7.       vii.       THOMAS EATON, b. August 30, 1601, Hatton, co. Warw
2 CONC ick (Baptism).
2 CONT        viii.       SARAH EATON, b. November 05, 1603, Hatton, co. Warw
2 CONC ick (Baptism).
2 CONT        ix.       RACHEL EATON, b. March 23, 1604/05, Hatton, co. Warwi
2 CONC ck (Baptism); d. October 21, 1639, Hatton, co. Warwick (Burial).
2 CONT        x.       SAMUEL EATON, b. June 01, 1608, Hatton, co. Warwick (B
2 CONC aptism).
2 CONT 8.       xi.       NATHANIEL EATON, b. June 19, 1610, Hatton, co. Warw
2 CONC ick (Baptism).
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07976@
0 @ind16310@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /EATON/
2 DISPLAY JOHN EATON
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN EATON
1 POSITION -3630,-580
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -3695,-524,-3564,-661
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 26 DEC 1590
2 NOTE 
3 CONT Hatton, [parish], Warwickshire, England   
3 CONT was born December 26, 1590 in Hatton, co. Warwick (Baptism), 
2 PLAC Hatton, [parish], Warwickshire, England
3 _XREF @place00182@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 29 OCT 1668
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
2 NOTE Died:  29 Oct 1668
3 CONT Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Notes for JOHN EATON:
2 CONT Immigrated to Salisbury, Massachusetts about 1640; later moved to Have
2 CONC rhill.
2 CONT 
2 CONT  JOHN4 EATON (THOMAS3, THOMAS2, JOHN1)  He married (1) ANNE (EATON) UN
2 CONC KNOWN Abt. 1620.  He married (2) PHEBE (DOW, EATON) UNKNOWN November 2
2 CONC 0, 1661 in Haverhill, Massachusetts. She died November 03, 1672.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07977@
1 FAMC @fam07978@
0 @ind16311@ INDI
1 NAME ANN /CROSSMAN/
2 DISPLAY ANN CROSSMAN
2 GIVN ANN
2 SURN CROSSMAN
1 POSITION -3340,-570
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -3412,-514,-3267,-651
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 5 FEB 1660
2 PLAC Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
3 _XREF @place00158@
2 NOTE Died: 5 Feb 1660 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA 
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children of JOHN EATON and ANNE UNKNOWN are:
2 CONT        i.       JOHN5 EATON, b. Abt. 1621; d. November 01, 1682, Salis
2 CONC bury, Massachusetts; m. MARTHA ROWLANDSON, Abt. 1644.
2 CONT        ii.       ANNE EATON, b. September 14, 1623, Hatton, co. Warwic
2 CONC k (Baptism); d. December 16, 1683, Haverhill, Massachusetts; m. GEORGE
2 CONC  BROWN; b. August 29, 1622.
2 CONT        iii.       THOMAS EATON, b. February 19, 1625/26, Hatton, co. W
2 CONC arwick (Baptism); d. December 15, 1708, Haverhill, Massachusetts; m. (
2 CONC 1) EUNICE SINGLETARY; b. January 07, 1641/42, Salisbury, Massachusetts
2 CONC  (Baptism); m. (2) MARTHA KENT, August 14, 1656, Haverhill.
2 CONT        iv.       RICHARD EATON, b. October 12, 1628, Hatton, co. Warwi
2 CONC ck (Baptism); d. March 27, 1630, Hatton, co. Warwick (Burial).
2 CONT        v.       ELIZABETH EATON, b. January 31, 1629/30, Hatton, co. W
2 CONC arwick (Baptism); d. January 21, 1682/83, Haverhill, Massachusetts; m.
2 CONC  JAMES DAVIS II, December 01, 1648, Haverhill; b. July 04, 1619, Thorn
2 CONC bury, co. Gloucester (baptism).
2 CONT        vi.       SARAH EATON, b. Bet. 1630 - 1633; d. August 04, 1633,
2 CONC  Hatton, co. Warwick (Burial).
2 CONT        vii.       DANIEL EATON, b. December 08, 1633, Hatton, co. Warw
2 CONC ick (Baptism); d. died young.
2 CONT        viii.       DANIEL EATON, b. February 26, 1634/35, Hatton, co. 
2 CONC Warwick (Baptism); d. August 13, 1635, Hatton, co. Warwick (Burial).
2 CONT        ix.       RUTH EATON, b. February 12, 1635/36, Hatton, co. Warw
2 CONC ick (Baptism); m. SAMUEL INGALLS; b. April 22, 1632, Skirbeck, co. Lin
2 CONC coln.
2 CONT        x.       HESTER EATON, b. May 06, 1638, Hatton, co. Warwick (Ba
2 CONC ptism).
2 CONT        xi.       JOB EATON, b. September 29, 1639, Hatton, co. Warwick
2 CONC  (Baptism).
2 CONT 
2 CONT ***********************************************
2 CONT    
2 CONT Children 
2 CONT John Eaton  M 1619 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Ann Eaton  F 1622 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Elizabeth Eaton  F 1625 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Thomas Eaton  M 19 Feb 1626 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Ruth Eaton  F 1628 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Daniel Eaton  M 8 Dec 1633 in Hatton, [parish], Warwickshire, England 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Hester Eaton  F 1634 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07977@
0 @ind16312@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS (ENGLAND) /EATON/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS (ENGLAND) EATON
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN EATON
1 POSITION -3730,-370
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -3798,-314,-3661,-476
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1565
2 NOTE was born Abt. 1565 in Rowington, co. Warwick
2 PLAC Rowington, co. Warwick
3 _XREF @place00634@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 5 NOV 1622
2 PLAC Hatton, co. Warwick.
3 _XREF @place00635@
2 NOTE died November 05, 1622 in Hatton, co. Warwick. 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  THOMAS3 EATON (THOMAS2, JOHN1) w He married HELEN OR ELLEN (EATON) UN
2 CONC KNOWN.
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07978@
0 @ind16313@ INDI
1 NAME HELEN //
2 DISPLAY HELEN
2 GIVN HELEN
1 POSITION -3530,-370
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -3575,-328,-3485,-426
1 SEX F
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children of THOMAS EATON and HELEN UNKNOWN are:
2 CONT 4.       i.       DAUGHTER4 EATON, b. Abt. 1588.
2 CONT 5.       ii.       JOHN EATON, b. December 26, 1590, Hatton, co. Warwi
2 CONC ck (Baptism); d. October 29, 1668, Haverhill, Massachusetts.
2 CONT        iii.       THOMAS EATON, b. December 25, 1592, Hatton, co. Warw
2 CONC ick (Baptism); d. Probably died young.
2 CONT        iv.       RICHARD EATON, b. February 18, 1593/94, Hatton, co. W
2 CONC arwick (Baptism); d. Aft. June 24, 1622, (living at time of father's w
2 CONC ill).
2 CONT 6.       v.       JOB EATON, b. August 29, 1596, Hatton, co. Warwick (
2 CONC Baptism).
2 CONT        vi.       ELIZABETH EATON, b. February 11, 1598/99, Hatton, co.
2 CONC  Warwick (Baptism).
2 CONT 7.       vii.       THOMAS EATON, b. August 30, 1601, Hatton, co. Warw
2 CONC ick (Baptism).
2 CONT        viii.       SARAH EATON, b. November 05, 1603, Hatton, co. Warw
2 CONC ick (Baptism).
2 CONT        ix.       RACHEL EATON, b. March 23, 1604/05, Hatton, co. Warwi
2 CONC ck (Baptism); d. October 21, 1639, Hatton, co. Warwick (Burial).
2 CONT        x.       SAMUEL EATON, b. June 01, 1608, Hatton, co. Warwick (B
2 CONC aptism).
2 CONT 8.       xi.       NATHANIEL EATON, b. June 19, 1610, Hatton, co. Warw
2 CONC ick (Baptism).
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07978@
0 @ind16314@ INDI
1 NAME ADAM /MOTT/
2 DISPLAY ADAM MOTT
2 GIVN ADAM
2 SURN MOTT
1 POSITION -20100,-500
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -20165,-444,-20034,-581
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1596
2 NOTE Born: 1596             at: Saffron Walden, Essexshire, England  
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Saffron Walden, Essexshire, England
3 _XREF @place00637@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 12 AUG 1661
2 PLAC at: Portsmouth, NewportCo., RI
3 _XREF @place00638@
2 NOTE 
3 CONT    Died: 12 AUG 1661      at: Portsmouth, NewportCo., RI  
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  2ND WIFE Sarah Jennings
2 CONT -  Born: 1604     at: near Horseheath, Cambridge, England  
2 CONT    Died: AFT. 1661   at: Portsmouth, NewportCo., RI  
2 CONT CHILDREN
2 CONT Name: Jacob Mott
2 CONT    Born: 1636             at:   
2 CONT Married: ABT. 1660        at: Portsmouth, Newport Co., RI  
2 CONT    Died: 15 NOV 1711      at: Portsmouth, NweportCo., RI  
2 CONT Spouses: Joanna Slocum  
2 CONT Name: Eleazer Mott
2 CONT    Born: ABT. 1638        at: Portsmouth, Newport Co., RI  
2 CONT Married:                  at:   
2 CONT    Died:                  at:   
2 CONT Spouses: 
2 CONT   Name: Gershom Mott
2 CONT    Born: ABT. 1639        at: Portsmouth, Newport, RI  
2 CONT Married:                  at:   
2 CONT    Died:                  at:   
2 CONT Spouses: Mary Bowen 
2 CONT *************************************************8 
2 CONT SARAH JENNINGS 1ST HUSBAND WAS Englebert Lott
2 CONT   Born:                  at: Drenthe, Netherlands  
2 CONT Married: ABT. 1631        
2 CONT CHILDREN
2 CONT   Name: Mary Lott
2 CONT    Born: 1631             at: Saffron Walden, Essexshire, England  
2 CONT Married: OCT 1647         at: Portsmouth, Bristol Co., RI  
2 CONT    Died: 1712             at: Portsmouth, BristolCo., RI  
2 CONT Spouses: Adam Mott 
1 FAMS @fam07979@
1 FAMC @fam07980@
0 @ind16315@ INDI
1 NAME ELIZABETH /CREEL/
2 DISPLAY ELIZABETH CREEL
2 GIVN ELIZABETH
2 SURN CREEL
1 SOURCES @source00059@
1 POSITION -19710,-490
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -19778,-434,-19641,-571
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1598
2 NOTE Born: ABT. 1598        at: near Saffron Walden, Essexshire, England  
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Saffron Walden, Essexshire, England
3 _XREF @place00637@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1633
2 PLAC Saffron Walden, Essexshire, England
3 _XREF @place00637@
2 NOTE  Died: BET. 1633 - 1634 at: Saffron Walden, Essexshire, England  
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE CHILDREN
2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2 CONC -  Name: Adam Mott
2 CONT    Born: 1623             at: Saffron Walden, Essexshire, England  
2 CONT Married: OCT 1647         at: Portsmouth, Bristol Co., RI  
2 CONT    Died: 1673             at: Portsmouth, RI  
2 CONT Spouses: Mary Lott  (HIS STEP SISTER!!!!)
2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2 CONC ----------   Name: Son Mott
2 CONT    Born: 18 JUN 1617      at: Saffron Walden, Essexshire, England  
2 CONT Married:                  at:   
2 CONT    Died: 18 JUN 1617      at: Saffron Walden, Essexshire, England  
2 CONT Spouses: 
2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2 CONC ----------   Name: John Mott
2 CONT    Born: 6 SEP 1618       at: Saffron Walden, Essexshire, England  
2 CONT Married:                  at:   
2 CONT    Died: BEF. 1621        at:   
2 CONT Spouses: 
2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2 CONC ----------   Name: Jonathon Mott
2 CONT    Born: 1629             at:   
2 CONT Married:                  at:   
2 CONT    Died:                  at:   
2 CONT Spouses: 
2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2 CONC ----------   Name: Elizabeth Mott
2 CONT    Born: 1629             at: England  
2 CONT Married: JUN 1647         at: Newport, Newport, RI  
2 CONT    Died: 2 SEP 1694       at: RI  
2 CONT Spouses: Edward Thurston  
2 CONT 
2 CONT     
1 FAMS @fam07979@
1 FAMC @fam07984@
0 @ind16316@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN /MOTT/
2 DISPLAY JOHN MOTT
2 GIVN JOHN
2 SURN MOTT
1 POSITION -20270,-260
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -20335,-204,-20204,-341
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1575
2 NOTE Birth: 1575 in Saffren Walden, Essex, England 
3 CONT 
2 PLAC Saffren Walden, Essex, England
3 _XREF @place00639@
1 DEAT Y
2 DATE 1656
2 PLAC Portsmouth, Rhode Island, USA
3 _XREF @place00640@
2 NOTE Death: 1656 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, USA
3 CONT 
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE  
2 CONT Birth: 1575 in Saffren Walden, Essex, England 
2 CONT Death: 1656 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, USA
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07980@
0 @ind16317@ INDI
1 NAME ALICE  /HARRINGTON/
2 DISPLAY ALICE  HARRINGTON
2 GIVN ALICE 
2 SURN HARRINGTON
1 POSITION -19970,-270
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -20052,-214,-19887,-351
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1579
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT  Dorothy Mott b: 1595 in Cambridge, England
2 CONT  Adam Mott b: 1596
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT ALT  ELIZABETH
2 CONT 
1 FAMS @fam07980@
1 FAMC @fam07981@
0 @ind16318@ INDI
1 NAME THOMAS  (ENGLAND) /HARRINGTON/
2 DISPLAY THOMAS  (ENGLAND) HARRINGTON
2 GIVN THOMAS
2 MIDDLE  (ENGLAND)
2 SURN HARRINGTON
1 POSITION -20070,-70
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -20152,-14,-19987,-176
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1554
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07981@
0 @ind16319@ INDI
1 NAME KATHRINE (ENGLAND) /COGGESHALL/
2 DISPLAY KATHRINE (ENGLAND) COGGESHALL
2 GIVN KATHRINE
2 MIDDLE (ENGLAND)
2 SURN COGGESHALL
1 POSITION -19870,-50
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -19954,6,-19786,-156
1 SEX F
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1564
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT  Alice Harington b: 1579
1 FAMS @fam07981@
0 @ind16322@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION -20690,-490
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -20732,-448,-20648,-532
1 SEX M
1 FAMS @fam07983@
0 @ind16323@ INDI
1 NAME  //
1 POSITION -20490,-490
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -20532,-448,-20448,-532
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @fam07983@
0 @ind16324@ INDI
1 NAME JOHN THOMAS /CREEL/
2 DISPLAY JOHN THOMAS CREEL
2 GIVN JOHN THOMAS
2 SURN CREEL
1 POSITION -19810,-280
2 SIZE X
2 BOUNDARYRECT -19866,-224,-19754,-386
1 SEX M
1 BIRT 
2 DATE 1575
2 NOTE 1575 
3 CONT Saffron Walden,,Essex,England 
2 PLAC Saffron Walden,,Essex,England
3 _XREF @place00642@
1 DEAT Y
1 ISDEAD Y
1 FAMS @fam07984@
0 @ind16325@ INDI
1 NAME NANCY /STAMPS/
2 DISPLAY NANCY STAMPS
2 GIVN NANCY
2 SURN STAMPS
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1 DESCRIPTION MAP OF sHANNOCK PURCHASE WHICHINCLUDES NICHOLAS UTTER AND TEFFT FAMILI
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1 NAME shannockMAP MODERN
1 DESCRIPTION MODERN REPRO OF MAP OF SHANNOCK PURCHASE
2 CONT Below is a copy of the above map redrawn by Timothy Nathan Tefft in 20
2 CONC 03. The land divisions of the 26 Shannock Purchase Proprietors are muc
2 CONC h more easy to see. The land that Peter Tefft owned was located near t
2 CONC he present Washington County Fairgrounds. Samuel Tefft owned land near
2 CONC by on Wilbur Hill, much of which is preserved by the Nature Conservanc
2 CONC y. His property in the northern part of the Shannock Purchase is still
2 CONC  known to this day as "Tefft Hill". John Tefft owned several propertie
2 CONC s and bought out other landholders, and many of his descendants can tr
2 CONC ace their roots to Richmond.
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1 NAME TEFFT
1 DESCRIPTION DOCUMENT ABOUT 9 YEAR OD ORPHAN PETER TEFTT SEE UNDER ELIZABETH. 
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1 NAME DEVOTION HOUSE TODAY
1 DESCRIPTION The Edward Devotion House is one of the oldest colonial structures in 
2 CONC Brookline. Owned by the town and administered by the Brookline Histori
2 CONC cal Society, it is a fine example of mid-eighteenth century architectu
2 CONC re. Edward Devotion (1621-85) settled in Brookline around 1650. At tha
2 CONC t time, Brookline was a colonial farming community known as Muddy Rive
2 CONC r. Devotion's acreage along Harvard Street included apple orchards and
2 CONC  pastureland for sheep and cattle. His son, Edward Devotion, Jr., left
2 CONC  a bequest to the town for public schooling. Its legacy is the Devotio
2 CONC n Elementary School, which today surrounds the house on three sides. 
2 CONT Although the Devotion House dates from around 1740, recent research ha
2 CONC s identified within it a house frame that dates from around 1680. This
2 CONC  older structure may have been erected by Edward Devotion, Sr. His gra
2 CONC ndson, Solomon Hill, probably built the circa 1740 structure after inh
2 CONC eriting the Devotion estate. The house passed out of the Devotion fami
2 CONC ly in 1762. It subsequently had a variety of owners and occupants. Amo
2 CONC ng them were tavern keeper William Marshall, who may have used the app
2 CONC le orchards to supply cider to the famous Punch Bowl Tavern in Brookli
2 CONC ne Village, and financier Israel Thorndike and farmer George Babcock, 
2 CONC who are remembered in the names of nearby streets. The Devotion House 
2 CONC was purchased by the Town of Brookline in 1891. The Devotion House con
2 CONC tains eighteenth- and nineteenth-century furnishings and Brookline-rel
2 CONC ated artifacts. Some of the most significant objects are gifts of the 
2 CONC Devotion family. Others are associated with early Brookline families, 
2 CONC such as the Goddards. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT In addition to being a museum, the Devotion House serves as the headqu
2 CONC arters of the Brookline Historical Society. The society is dedicated t
2 CONC o the preservation and interpretation of Brookline history. It was fou
2 CONC nded in 1901 and began meeting in the Devotion House that same year. 
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1 NAME Droitwich, Worcestershire
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1 TITL MOTHER-1
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1 TITL MOTHER-11
0 @occu00474@ Occupation
1 TITL MAYBE 1671 WESTERLY RI
1 NOTE D WESTERLY
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1 TITL YEOMAN
0 @occu00504@ Occupation
1 TITL MOTHER- 11
0 @occu00505@ Occupation
1 TITL MOTHER -6
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1 TITL MOTHER-7
1 NOTE Children of GEORGE GARDNER and HERODIAS LONG: 
2 CONT BENONI GARDNER, b. 1642, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d. 173
2 CONC 1, Wickford, Washington County, Rhode Island; m. MARY ELDRED 1666, Kin
2 CONC gstown, Washington County, Rhode Island; daughter of Samuel Eldred and
2 CONC  Elizabeth Miller; b. June 15, 1646, Cambridge, Middlesex County, Mass
2 CONC achusetts; d. November 16, 1729, Wickford, Washington County, Rhode Is
2 CONC land. 
2 CONT HENRY GARDNER, b. 1645, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d. Apri
2 CONC l 26, 1744, Narragansett, Washington County, Rhode Island; m. (1) JOAN
2 CONC  ?; (2) ABIGAIL RICHMOND February 25, 1691, North Kingstown, Washingto
2 CONC n County, Rhode Island; b. 1656. Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island
2 CONC ; d. 1744. 
2 CONT Notes for ABIGAIL RICHMOND: 
2 CONT m. (1) John Remington, 1679.
2 CONT GEORGE GARDNER, b. 1647, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d. 172
2 CONC 4, Narragansett, Washington County, Rhode Island; m. TABITHA TEFFT Feb
2 CONC ruary 13, 1670, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; b. 1653, Portsm
2 CONC outh, Newport County, Rhode Island. 
2 CONT WILLIAM GARDNER, b. 1649, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d. Ma
2 CONC rch 11, 1711, Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island; m. ELIZABETH
2 CONC  HORNE 1671, Swansea, Bristol County, Massachusetts; d. 1737. 
2 CONT NICHOLAS GARDNER, b. 1654, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d. 1
2 CONC 712; m. HANNAH PALMER 1680, North Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode 
2 CONC Island; b. October 10, 1663, Warwick, Kent County, Rhode Island. 
2 CONT DORCAS GARDNER, b. 1656, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island; d. 170
2 CONC 2, m. JOHN WATSON November 17, 1673, South Kingstown, Washington Count
2 CONC y, Rhode Island; son of John Watson and Margaret Taylor; b. 1654, Nort
2 CONC h Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island; d. March 11, 1728, North
2 CONC  Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island.  
2 CONT 
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1 TITL MOTHER-12
1 NOTE Children:
2 CONT  12439 i.  Mary (ca1649-1683) 
2 CONT  12440 ii.  Edward (Died young) (1649-<1663) 
2 CONT  12441 iii.  Elizabeth (ca1651-1679) 
2 CONT  12442 iv.  Martha (ca1653-1714) 
2 CONT  12443 v.  Hannah (ca1654-1700) 
2 CONT  12444 vi.  Deborah (ca1657-1682) 
2 CONT  12445 vii.  John (ca1659-1732) 
2 CONT  12446 viii.  Sarah (Died soon) (ca1662-) 
2 CONT  12447 ix.  Edward (Died soon) (ca1663-1664) 
2 CONT  12448 x.  Sarah (ca1665-1732) 
2 CONT  12449 xi.  Edward (ca1668-1744) 
2 CONT  12450 xii.  Thomas (Died young) (ca1670-1685) 
2 CONT 
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1 TITL MOTHER-2
1 NOTE 
2 CONT 
0 @occu00514@ Occupation
1 TITL MOTHER-21
0 @occu00515@ Occupation
1 TITL STONE CUTTER
0 @occu00516@ Occupation
1 TITL a minister 
0 @occu00517@ Occupation
1 TITL  a joiner and housewright, later a stonecutter
0 @occu00523@ Occupation
1 TITL MOTHER-10
1 NOTE Benjamin Collins
2 CONT b. 19 Mar 1721/22 Taunton, Bristol,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT d. 28 Sep 1749
2 CONT Abraham Collins
2 CONT b. 4 Jun 1724 Lebanon, New London,
2 CONT Ct (or Taunton, Bristol, Ma)
2 CONT m. Connecticut
2 CONT d. 14 Aug 1811 Dorset, Bennington,
2 CONT Vermont
2 CONT Rufus Collins
2 CONT b. 21 Nov 1726 Dighton, Bristol,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT d. 25 Nov 1790
2 CONT Julius Collins
2 CONT b. 29 Dec 1728 Dighton, Bristol,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT d. 1758
2 CONT Phebe Collins
2 CONT b. 9 Jul 1731 Dighton, Bristol,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT Zorobabel Collins
2 CONT b. 4 Oct 1733 Lebanon Crank,
2 CONT Tolland, Connecticut
2 CONT d. 22 Dec 1797
2 CONT Lucy Collins
2 CONT b. 5 Feb 1735/36 Lebanon Crank,
2 CONT Tolland, Connecticut
2 CONT Zarabubel Collins
2 CONT b. 23 Mar 1736/37 Lebanon Crank,
2 CONT Tolland, Connecticut
2 CONT Zelotes Collins
2 CONT b. 23 Mar 1737/38 Lebanon Crank,
2 CONT Tolland, Connecticut
2 CONT d. 1739 Lebanon Crank, Tolland,
2 CONT Connecticut
2 CONT Zelotes Collins
2 CONT b. 12 Nov 1740 Lebanon Crank,
2 CONT Tolland, Connecticut
2 CONT Mary Collins
2 CONT b. 8 Jan 1668/69 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT John Collins
2 CONT b. 1673 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT d. 1751 Hampton Falls, Rockingham,
2 CONT New Hampshire, New England
2 CONT Elizabeth Collins
2 CONT b. 1674 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT c. 28 May 1699 Salisbury, Essex Co.,
2 CONT Ma
2 CONT Samuel Collins
2 CONT b. 18 Jan 1675/76 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT Mary Ann Collins
2 CONT b. 1 Feb 1678/79 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT Ephraim Collins
2 CONT b. 30 Sep 1683 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT Benjamin Collins
2 CONT b. 29 May 1691 Taunton, Bristol, (or
2 CONT Salisbury, Essex) Massachusetts
2 CONT m. Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT d. 29 Apr 1759 Lebanon Crank,
2 CONT Tolland, Connecticut
2 CONT bu. 1759 Columbia, Tolland,
2 CONT Connecticut
2 CONT Benjamin Collins
2 CONT b. 1643 Ipswich, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT m. 5 Nov 1668 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT d. 10 Dec 1683 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT Hester Collins
2 CONT b. 18 Apr 1658 <Ipswich, Essex, Ma>
2 CONT d. 19 Jan 1662/63
2 CONT Phillip Collins
2 CONT b. 7 Apr 1659 <Ipswich, Essex, Ma>
2 CONT d. 7 Apr 1659
2 CONT Robert Collins
2 CONT b. 15 Mar 1659/60 <Ipswich, Essex,
2 CONT Ma>
2 CONT d. 1718
2 CONT Nathaniel Collins
2 CONT b. 18 Jan 1661/62 <Ipswich, Essex,
2 CONT Ma>
2 CONT Elizabeth Collins
2 CONT b. 16 Jan 1664/65 <Ipswich, Essex,
2 CONT Ma>
2 CONT Robert (Not certain of these
2 CONT parents) Collins
2 CONT b. <, Ipswich, Essex, Mass>
2 CONT m.
2 CONT d. 17 Jun 1688 Haverhill, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT Hester Fowler
2 CONT b. 16 Mar 1618/19 Ipswich, Essex,
2 CONT Ma
2 CONT c. 16 Mar 1618/19 Marlborough,
2 CONT Wilts, Eng
2 CONT d. 29 Oct 1666 Ipswich, Essex, Ma
2 CONT Philip Fowler
2 CONT Mary Winsley or Winslow
2 CONT Mary
0 @occu00522@ Occupation
1 TITL MOTHER-7
1 NOTE Mary Collins
2 CONT b. 8 Jan 1668/69 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT John Collins
2 CONT b. 1673 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT d. 1751 Hampton Falls, Rockingham,
2 CONT New Hampshire, New England
2 CONT Elizabeth Collins
2 CONT b. 1674 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT c. 28 May 1699 Salisbury, Essex Co.,
2 CONT Ma
2 CONT Samuel Collins
2 CONT b. 18 Jan 1675/76 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT Mary Ann Collins
2 CONT b. 1 Feb 1678/79 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT Ephraim Collins
2 CONT b. 30 Sep 1683 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT Benjamin Collins
2 CONT b. 29 May 1691 Taunton, Bristol, (or
2 CONT Salisbury, Essex) Massachusetts
2 CONT m. Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts
2 CONT d. 29 Apr 1759 Lebanon Crank,
2 CONT Tolland, Connecticut
2 CONT bu. 1759 Columbia, Tolland,
2 CONT Connecticut
2 CONT Benjamin Collins
2 CONT b. 1643 Ipswich, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT m. 5 Nov 1668 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT d. 10 Dec 1683 Salisbury, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts, New England
2 CONT Hester Collins
2 CONT b. 18 Apr 1658 <Ipswich, Essex, Ma>
2 CONT d. 19 Jan 1662/63
2 CONT Phillip Collins
2 CONT b. 7 Apr 1659 <Ipswich, Essex, Ma>
2 CONT d. 7 Apr 1659
2 CONT Robert Collins
2 CONT b. 15 Mar 1659/60 <Ipswich, Essex,
2 CONT Ma>
2 CONT d. 1718
2 CONT Nathaniel Collins
2 CONT b. 18 Jan 1661/62 <Ipswich, Essex,
2 CONT Ma>
2 CONT Elizabeth Collins
2 CONT b. 16 Jan 1664/65 <Ipswich, Essex,
2 CONT Ma>
2 CONT Robert (Not certain of these
2 CONT parents) Collins
2 CONT b. <, Ipswich, Essex, Mass>
2 CONT m.
2 CONT d. 17 Jun 1688 Haverhill, Essex,
2 CONT Massachusetts
2 CONT Hester Fowler
2 CONT b. 16 Mar 1618/19 Ipswich, Essex,
2 CONT Ma
2 CONT c. 16 Mar 1618/19 Marlborough,
2 CONT Wilts, Eng
2 CONT d. 29 Oct 1666 Ipswich, Essex, Ma
2 CONT Philip Fowler
2 CONT Mary Winsley or Winslow
2 CONT Mary
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1 TITL MOTHER-19
0 @occu00526@ Occupation
1 TITL MOTHER-4
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT  Hannah Boaden b: 9 Jul 1658 in Saco, York County, Maine
2 CONT  Lucy Boaden b: 25 Jul 1660
2 CONT  John (Bouden) Boaden b: 15 Jul 1671
2 CONT  Nicholas Boaden b: 19 Jan 1672/73
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
0 @occu00527@ Occupation
1 TITL Fisherman
1 NOTE Occupation: Fisherman 3
2 CONT 
0 @occu00528@ Occupation
1 TITL MOTHER-4
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT  Nicholas Bully b: 6 Jan 1626/27 in Stoke Fleming, Devon, England
2 CONT  Anne Bully b: Abt 1633 in Sacco, York County, Maine
2 CONT  Grace Bully b: Abt 1636 in Sacco, York County, Maine
2 CONT  Elizabeth Bully b: 1653 in Sacco, York County, Maine
2 CONT 
0 @occu00525@ Occupation
1 TITL MOTHER-7
1 NOTE Children
2 CONT  John (Bouden) Boaden b: Bef 2 May 1630 in Holberton, Devon, England
2 CONT  Mary Boaden b: 27 Oct 1631 c: 23 Oct 1634
2 CONT  Ambrose Boaden b: 1632 in Scarboro, Cumberland, Maine
2 CONT  Agnes Boaden b: Bef Nov 1637 c: Nov 1637
2 CONT  Grace Boaden
2 CONT  Agnes Boaden b: 1639 c: 3 Nov 1639
2 CONT  Abraham Boaden
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
0 @occu00406@ Occupation
1 TITL MOTHER-10
1 NOTE Mary Hopkins
2 CONT Stephen Hopkins
2 CONT John Hopkins [Died as Infant]
2 CONT Abigail Hopkins
2 CONT Deborah Hopkins
2 CONT Caleb Hopkins
2 CONT Ruth Hopkins
2 CONT Joshua Hopkins
2 CONT William Hopkins
2 CONT Elizabeth Hopkins [Died as Infant] 
2 CONT 
0 @occu00538@ Occupation
1 TITL MOTHER-13
1 NOTE Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Asa Swan  M 1649 in Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Ruth Swan  F 10 Mar 1652 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Sarah Swan  F 10 Aug 1655 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Robert Swan  M 30 May 1657 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Ann Swan  M 3 Mar 1658 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Ann Swan  F 3 Mar 1658 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Richard Swan  M 24 Feb 1660 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Timothy Swan  M 12 Mar 1662 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Dorothie Swan  F 8 Nov 1666 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA   
2 CONC  
2 CONT John Swan  M 1 Aug 1668 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Samuel Swan  M 24 Oct 1672 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Joshua Swan  M 13 Sep 1674 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT Caleb Swan  M 18 Jun 1676 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
0 @occu00537@ Occupation
1 TITL MOTHER-10
1 NOTE Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Sara Acye  F 17 Aug 1589 in Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Agnes Acye  F 12 Mar 1620 in Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Ruth Acye  F 14 Mar 1621 in Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England   
2 CONC  
2 CONT Ellena Acye  F 22 Jan 1622 in Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England 
2 CONC    
2 CONT Mary Acie  F abt 1623 in Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England    
2 CONT John Acie  M 1627 in Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England    
2 CONT Elizabeth Acy  F 24 Oct 1632 in Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, Englan
2 CONC d    
2 CONT Abigail Acey  F abt 1633 in Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT John Acy  M abt 1634 in Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England    
2 CONT Joseph Acie  M 1657 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA    
2 CONT    
2 CONT 
0 @occu00539@ Occupation
1 TITL MOTHER-4
1 NOTE Children Sex Birth 
2 CONT Thomas Acye  M 12 Jul 1595 in Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England 
2 CONC    
2 CONT William Acie  M 18 Mar 1596 in Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England
2 CONC     
2 CONT Janet Acye  F 16 Sep 1599 in Kirk Ella, [parish], Yorkshire, England  
2 CONC   
2 CONT Mergreta Acye  F 27 Sep 1614 in Kirk Ella, East Riding, Yorkshire, Eng
2 CONC land 
2 CONT 
0 @occu00540@ Occupation
1 TITL MOTHER-6
1 NOTE i.  Mary (1652-ca1717) 
2 CONT  12 ii.  John (1654-1727) 
2 CONT   iii.  Deborah. Born ca 1656.
2 CONT  
2 CONT   iv.  Isabel. Born in 1657. Isabel died aft 1716; she was 59.
2 CONT Isabel first married John TILLINGHAST, son of Pardon TILLINGHAST & ? B
2 CONC UTTERWORTH. Born in Sep 1657. John died in Dec 1690; he was 33. Occupa
2 CONC tion: Cooper. Isabel second married Robert HICKS.
2 CONT  
2 CONT   v.  Phebe. Born in 1658. On 22 Jan 1684/1685 when Phebe was 26, she 
2 CONC married Job GREENE, son of John GREENE Deputy Governor & Ann ALMY, in 
2 CONC Warwick, Kent Co., RI. Born on 6 Nov 1651.
2 CONT  
2 CONT   vi.  Eleanor. Born in 1671. Eleanor married Richard GREENE, son of J
2 CONC ohn GREENE Deputy Governor & Ann ALMY. Born on 8 Feb 1660/1661.
2 CONT  
2 CONT  13 vii.  Catharine (1671-1751) 
2 CONT 
0 @occu00541@ Occupation
1 TITL citizen and merchant tailor of London" 
0 @occu00543@ Occupation
1 TITL JOINER
0 @source00001@ SOUR
1 NOTE Sources:
2 CONT Title: The American Genealogist (TAG)
2 CONT Author: Editions 1-4 edited by William H. Whitmore, 5th edition prepar
2 CONC ed by the publishers
2 CONT Publication: Joel Munsell's Sons
2 CONT Note: None
2 CONT Note: Excellent
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Note: Chesebro' Reference Material (page exerpts)
2 CONT Call Number: 
2 CONT Media: Magazine
2 CONT Text: 1942 Vol. 19, pages 77 - 83 and Vol. 21, pages 190 - 191, Ruth W
2 CONC ilder Sherman 
2 CONT Title: Ancestral Lines
2 CONT Author: Carl Boyer
2 CONT Publication: 3rd Edition
2 CONT Note: CBoyer3154@yahoo.com, 661-259-3154, 
2 CONT PO Box 220333, Santa Clara, CA 91322-0333
2 CONT Note: Excellent
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Note: Chesebro' Reference Material
2 CONT Call Number: 
2 CONT Media: Book
2 CONT Page: page 330 
2 CONT Title: Sporny Family Records
2 CONT Author: Judy Sporny
2 CONT Publication: 1998
2 CONT Note: Albin3@ix.netcom.com Information from the American Genealogist V
2 CONC ol. 19.
2 CONT Note: Excellent
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Note: Ingraham Source File
2 CONT Call Number: 
2 CONT Media: Letter 
2 CONT 
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1 NOTE French and Whitcomb, “Sutton Family”
2 CONT PAGE: 63
2 CONT 
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1 NOTE Slocum (White), online http://www.rootsweb.com/~scwhite/slocum?. Herei
2 CONC nafter cited as Slocum (White). 
2 CONT Sarah George Zakzrewski, "Sarah Zakrzewski Family Tree". 
2 CONT 
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2 CONC 0. 
2 CONT J.H. Beers & Co.,Representative Men and Old Families of Rhode Island. 
2 CONT 
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1 NOTE Sources:
2 CONT Title: Master File.ftw
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Call Number: 
2 CONT Media: Other
2 CONT 1. Justin Windsor, Abstracts of the Earliest Wills in the Probate Offi
2 CONC ce, Plymouth, (New England Historical & Genealogical Register, Vol 5, 
2 CONC October 1851, p. 385 & subsequent.) Vol 7, p 177-8. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 2. The Great Migration Begins. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Richard Foxwell 1 2. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Documented events in his life were: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1. Emigrant Ancestor; 1635; Massachusetts Bay Colony, MA 3. From Plant
2 CONC ers of the Commonwealth: Passengers who came with Winthrop - no mentio
2 CONC n of what ship or even where the information was gathered -Richard Fox
2 CONC well , prob. of London, Tailor - Boston, Barnstable
2 CONT Mrs. ___ Foxwell
2 CONT John Foxwell 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 2. CR - Baptism of Child; 30 Aug 1635; Scituate, Plymouth Co., MA 2 4.
2 CONC  Baptism of Mary ye daughter of Brother Foxwell. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 3. Oath of Freemanship/Allegiance; 18 May 1631; Plymouth Colony, MA 2 
2 CONC 5. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 4. CR - Baptism of Child; 22 Apr 1638; Scituate, Plymouth Co., MA 2 4.
2 CONC  Baptism of Martha ye daughter of Brother Foxwell 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 5. Settler; 1640; Barnstable, Barnstable Co., MA 2 6. Listed among the
2 CONC  first settlers of Barnstable, MA in 1640: Richard Foxwell 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 6. CR - Baptism of Child; 4 Apr 1641; Barnstable, Barnstable Co., MA 2
2 CONC  7. Ruth, daughter of Richard Foxwell 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 7. Military Service; 1943; Barnstable, Barnstable Co., MA 2 8. Listed 
2 CONC among those able to bear arms 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 8. VR - Death of Child; 21 Sep 1645; Barnstable, Barnstable Co., MA 2 
2 CONC 9. Buryed - John Foxwell, son of Brother Foxwell [may be the son of th
2 CONC e other Richard Foxwell who came with Winthrop's Fleet, was a merchant
2 CONC  in Maine & returned to England in 1633 or so] 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 9. Will; 7 Apr 1668; Barnstable, Barnstable Co., MA 1 2. Richd Foxwell
2 CONC  (Barnstable) Will names sons Samuel Bacon, Hugh Cole & da. Nelson. To
2 CONC  church of Barnstable, for the poor. Names Mr. Adams, "woolen draper w
2 CONC hich did dwell in London." 1668, April 7th. In a suppliment names his 
2 CONC son Nelson, with "my daughter Ruth." Inventory 30 May 1688, by Henry C
2 CONC obb & Thomas Huckens. £28.18.6 [NEHGR 7:177] 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 10. Inventory Taken; 30 May 1688; Barnstable, Barnstable Co., MA 1 2. 
2 CONC £28.18.6 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Richard married Anne Shelly 2, daughter of Robert Shelly. (Anne Shelly
2 CONC  was born about 1614 in England 2.) 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Documented events in her life were: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1. Church Membership; 20 Apr 1634; Boston, Suffolk Co., MA 10. on 20 A
2 CONC pril 1634 "Anne Shelley [John Coggeshall's] maid servant" was admitted
2 CONC  to Boston church by letter of dismission from Roxbury [BChR 18]; 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Documented events in their marriage were: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1. VR - Birth of Child; 17 Aug 1635; Barnstable, Barnstable Co., MA 11
2 CONC . Richard Foxwell his Daughter Mary borne the 17th of August 1635 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 2. VR - Birth of Child; 24 Mar 1638/39; Barnstable, Barnstable Co., MA
2 CONC  11. [Richard Foxwell his Daughter] Martha [borne] the 24 of Mar 1638 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 3. VR - Birth of Child; Mar 1641/42; Barnstable, Barnstable Co., MA 11
2 CONC . [Richard Foxwell his Daughter] Ruth [borne] the Mar 1641 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Children from this marriage were: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT    2 F    i. Mary Foxwell 12 was born on 17 Aug 1635 in Barnstable, Ba
2 CONC rnstable Co., MA 11. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1. Justin Windsor, Abstracts of the Earliest Wills in the Probate Offi
2 CONC ce, Plymouth, (New England Historical & Genealogical Register, Vol 5, 
2 CONC October 1851, p. 385 & subsequent.) Vol 7, p 177-8. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 2. The Great Migration Begins. 
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2 CONC nd 1636-1850, Narragansett Historical Publ. Co., Providence, 1893, vol
2 CONC ume 4.
2 CONT 
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2 CONT Abbrev: Sons & Daughters of the Pilgrims
2 CONT Title: Sons & Daughters of the Pilgrims
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Name: n/a
2 CONT 
2 CONT Page: Vol II, pg 45
2 CONT Quality: 3 
2 CONT Abbrev: Ancestors of Christina Potter Fish
2 CONT Title: Ancestors of Christina Potter Fish
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Name: n/a
2 CONT Abbrev: Ancestors of Guenever Fuhriman
2 CONT Title: Ancestors of Guenever Fuhriman
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Name: n/a
2 CONT Abbrev: New England Ancestors
2 CONT Title: New England Ancestors
2 CONT Author: NancyAnn Norman nancn@exis.net
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Name: rootsweb.com
2 CONT Abbrev: Descendants of John Clarke
2 CONT Title: Descendants of John Clarke
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Name: n/a
2 CONT Abbrev: Descendants of Richard Maxson
2 CONT Title: Descendants of Richard Maxson
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Name: n/a
2 CONT Abbrev: Ancestors of Scotty Wayne Welland
2 CONT Title: Ancestors of Scotty Wayne Welland
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Name: n/a
2 CONT Abbrev: Colonial Families of the United States
2 CONT Title: Colonial Families of the United States
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Name: n/a
2 CONT 
2 CONT Page: Volume V, Clarke Family, Page 119
2 CONT Quality: 3 
2 CONT Abbrev: Sons of the American Revolution, New York
2 CONT Title: Register of the Empire State Society of the Sons of the America
2 CONC n Revolution, New York
2 CONT Publication: The Society
2 CONT New York
2 CONT 1899
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Name: n/a
2 CONT 
2 CONT Page: 172
2 CONT Quality: 3 
2 CONT Abbrev: Pastors of the Second Seventh Day Baptist Church in America
2 CONT Title: Pastors of the Second Seventh Day Baptist Church in America 
2 CONT Abbrev: Sons of the American Revolution
2 CONT Title: Sons of the American Revolution
2 CONT Author: New York State Society, 1893-94
2 CONT Publication: Republic Press
2 CONT New York
2 CONT 1894
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Name: n/a
2 CONT 
2 CONT Text: 165. GREENE, David Maxson 4165.
2 CONT Troy, N. Y.
2 CONT Civil engineer, director, etc. Born in Brunswick, N. Y., July 8, 1832.
2 CONT Son of Joseph Langford Greene and Susanna Maxson, grandson of David Ma
2 CONC xson, Jr. and Sarah Stillman, great grandson of David Maxson, and Abig
2 CONC ail Greenman, great2grandson of John Maxson, 3rd, and Thankful Randall
2 CONC , great3grandson of John Maxson, 2nd, and Judith Clarke, great4grandso
2 CONC n of John Maxson and Mary Mosher, and great5grandson of Richard Maxson
2 CONC , the emigrant. David Maxson was born in Westerly, R. I., July 24, 172
2 CONC 9, and died there before 1800. He was appointed on a committee for Wes
2 CONC terly pursuant to an act of the Legislature April 22, 1775, to procure
2 CONC  powder, bullets and flints: was receiver of moneys for paying bountie
2 CONC s, 1780 and deputy from Westerly, 1781. Many others, brothers or cousi
2 CONC ns, participated in the war. Asa was Lieutenant; Joseph, Lieutenant; P
2 CONC hineas, Captain; George, Lieutenant; Zaccheus, Ensign; and Jonathan, D
2 CONC eputy. 
2 CONT Abbrev: Colonial Families of the United States
2 CONT Title: Colonial Families of the United States
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Name: n/a
2 CONT 
2 CONT Page: Volume V, Clarke Family, Page 119 
2 CONT Abbrev: Sons & Daughters of the Pilgrims
2 CONT Title: Sons & Daughters of the Pilgrims
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Name: n/a
2 CONT 
2 CONT Page: Vol II, pg 45 
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2 CONT Abbrev: Dighton Births from about 1700/1899
2 CONT Author: Compiler: Carr, Louis Hatherly
2 CONT Publication: The Town of Dighton, Dighton, Massachusetts, January 1983
2 CONT Page: 49 
2 CONT Title: Benjamin Collins family
2 CONT Abbrev: Benjamin Collins family
2 CONT Author: Compiler: Unknown
2 CONT Publication: Unknown
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Name: transcribed by the writer
2 CONT 
2 CONT Page: 2 
2 CONT Title: Benjamin Collins family
2 CONT Abbrev: Benjamin Collins family
2 CONT Author: Compiler: Unknown
2 CONT Publication: Unknown
2 CONT Repository: 
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2 CONT Author: Compiler: Unknown
2 CONT Publication: Unknown
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Name: transcribed by the writer
2 CONT 
2 CONT Page: 2 
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2 CONT Abbrev: Carelton-Stickney.FTW
2 CONT Page: Date of Import: May 31, 2000 
2 CONT Title: GEDCOM File 606360.GED imported on 09/13/2003
2 CONT Abbrev: GEDCOM File C:\DOWNLOAD\606360
2 CONT Author: John Dodd Source 
2 CONT Title: Web site, Url: http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.c
2 CONC gi?julius, ny::collins::8667.html
2 CONT Abbrev: Web Posting
2 CONT Author: Bill Russom
2 CONT 
2 CONT Sources:
2 CONT Abbrev: Ancestral File (R)
2 CONT Title: Ancestral File (R)
2 CONT Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
2 CONT Publication: Copyright (c) 1987, June 1998, data as of 5 January 1998
2 CONT Note: 
2 CONT ABBR Ancestral File (R) 
2 CONT Abbrev: COLLINS.ged
2 CONT Title: COLLINS.ged
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Name: Not Given
2 CONT Abbrev: COLLINS.benjamin.1891.ancestors.ged
2 CONT Title: COLLINS.benjamin.1891.ancestors.ged
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Name: Not Given
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2 CONT Repository: 
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2 CONT Title: Early Vital Records of Saco and Biddeford, Maine
2 CONT Author: New England Historical And Genealogical Register
2 CONT Publication: 1917 - Vol. 71
2 CONT Date: 0047
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
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2 CONC 7506
2 CONT Note: (Research):See: http://babbage.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/bay/rr01/r
2 CONC r01_086.html#P7506 for a well-research Boaden genealogy.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
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2 CONC d=I12210
2 CONT 
2 CONT Abbrev: NEHGR
2 CONT Title: New England Historic Genealogical Society, The New England Hist
2 CONC orical and Genealogical Register
2 CONT Text: vol. 80, p. 80, "Chad Browne of Providence, R. I., and Four Gene
2 CONC rations of His Descendants" 
2 CONT Abbrev: NEHGR
2 CONT Title: New England Historic Genealogical Society, The New England Hist
2 CONC orical and Genealogical Register
2 CONT Page: vol. 80, p. 80, "Chad Browne of Providence, R. I., and Four Gene
2 CONC rations of His Descendants" 
2 CONT Abbrev: Swansea VR
2 CONT Title: Transcriber, H. L. Peter Rounds; Editors Jane Fletcher Fiske & 
2 CONC Margaret F. Costello, Vital Records of Swansea, Massachusetts to 1850 
2 CONC (New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 1992)
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Name: Personal Collection of James B. Bullock
2 CONT Littleton, CO 80120
2 CONT USA
2 CONT 
2 CONT Page: p. 201
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1 NOTE (Research):http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jbbullock&
2 CONC id=I12160
2 CONT 
2 CONT NEHGR: New England Historic Genealogical Society, The New England Hist
2 CONC orical and Genealogical Register
2 CONT Text: vol. 80, p. 77- 80, "Chad Browne of Providence, R. I., and Four 
2 CONC Generations of His Descendants" Abbrev: NEHGR
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1 TITL BELOW
1 NOTE (Research):http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jbbullock&
2 CONC id=I12205
2 CONT 
2 CONT Alden G. Beaman, Editor, Rhode Island Genealogical Register, Second Ed
2 CONC ition (Rhode Island Families Assn.; Princeton, MA; 1986-1999
2 CONT Reproduced on Family Archive CD # 215, Vital Records: Rhode Island, 15
2 CONC 00s-1900s; Genealogy.com, 2000)
2 CONT Page: vol. 2, no. 2, p. 65, Abstracts of Jamestown Wills 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  James N. Arnold, Vital Record of Rhode Island, 1636-1850 (Originally 
2 CONC published by Narragansett Historical Publishing Company; Providence, R
2 CONC I; 1891)
2 CONT Reproduced on CD-ROM: CDventure, Inc.; 1999
2 CONT Page: vol. 4, p. 17, VR 10, Jamestown Births 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  James N. Arnold, Vital Record of Rhode Island, 1636-1850 (Originally 
2 CONC published by Narragansett Historical Publishing Company; Providence, R
2 CONC I; 1891)
2 CONT Page: vol. 4, p. 17, VR 16, Jamestown Births 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  NEHGR New England Historic Genealogical Society, The New England Hist
2 CONC orical and Genealogical Register: vol. 80, p. 79, "Chad Browne of Prov
2 CONC idence, R. I., and Four Generations of His Descendants"
2 CONT Title: Chad Browne of Providence, R.I. and Four Generations of His Des
2 CONC cendants
2 CONT Author: William Bradford Browne
2 CONT Publication: New England Historical and Genealogical Register, January
2 CONC  and April, 1926
2 CONT Abbrev: Chad Browne of Providence, R.I. and Four Generations of His De
2 CONC scendants
2 CONT Page: page 79
2 CONT Date: 1 APR 2001 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
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1 NOTE (Research):http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jbbullock&
2 CONC id=I12099
2 CONT 
2 CONT  NEHGR: New England Historic Genealogical Society, The New England His
2 CONC torical and Genealogical Register
2 CONT Text: vol. 80, p. 76, "Chad Browne of Providence, R. I. . . ." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Clarence Almon Torrey, New England Marriages Prior to 1700 (Baltimore,
2 CONC  Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1985)
2 CONT Page: p. 106 
2 CONT 
2 CONT : Robert Charles Anderson, George F. Sanborn Jr., Melinde Lutz Sanborn
2 CONC , The Great Migration, Immigrants to New England, 1634 - 1635 (New Eng
2 CONC land Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 1999)
2 CONT Page: vol. 2, p. 25 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Title: Carl Boyer, 3rd, Ancestral Lines, 3rd Edition (Carl Boyer, 3rd;
2 CONC  Santa Clarita, CA; 1998) Note: Not always reliable, nevertheless is u
2 CONC seful in directing one to other sources.
2 CONT Page: p. 204
2 CONT Source: Ancestors of Augustus Brown reed Sprague
2 CONT FTM Genealogy Site @ !http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/b/e/l
2 CONC /Suzanne-S-Bell/GENE1-0014.html?Welcome=986650318
2 CONT 
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1 NOTE (Research):http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jbbullock&
2 CONC id=I19167
2 CONT 
2 CONT  Swansea VR: Transcriber, H. L. Peter Rounds; Editors Jane Fletcher Fi
2 CONC ske & Margaret F. Costello, Vital Records of Swansea, Massachusetts to
2 CONC  1850 (New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 1992)
2 CONT Quality: 2
2 CONT Page: p. 112 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  Robert Charles Anderson, George F. Sanborn Jr., Melinde Lutz Sanborn,
2 CONC  The Great Migration, Immigrants to New England, 1634 - 1635 (New Engl
2 CONC and Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 1999)
2 CONT Quality: 2
2 CONT Page: vol. 2, p. 25 
2 CONT 
2 CONT John Osborne Austin, The Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island (Orig
2 CONC inally published Albany, NY, 1887
2 CONT Reprinted with corrections by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.; Balti
2 CONC more, MD; 1995)
2 CONT Quality: 2
2 CONT Page: p. 39 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Carl Boyer, 3rd, Ancestral Lines, 3rd Edition (Carl Boyer, 3rd; Santa 
2 CONC Clarita, CA; 1998)
2 CONT Note: Not always reliable, nevertheless is useful in directing one to 
2 CONC other sources.
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Name: Personal Collection of James B. Bullock
2 CONT Littleton, CO 80120
2 CONT USA
2 CONT Quality: 2
2 CONT Page: p. 267 
2 CONT Page: p. 204 
2 CONT 
2 CONT NEHGR: New England Historic Genealogical Society, The New England Hist
2 CONC orical and Genealogical Register
2 CONT Page: vol. 80, p. 76, "Chad Browne of Providence, R. I. . . ." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  Robert Charles Anderson, George F. Sanborn Jr., Melinde Lutz Sanborn,
2 CONC  The Great Migration, Immigrants to New England, 1634 - 1635 (New Engl
2 CONC and Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 1999)
2 CONT Page: vol. 2, p. 25
2 CONT Title: Chesebro Web Site
2 CONT Author: Larry Chesebro (lana-stl@inlink.com)
2 CONT Publication: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cg
2 CONC i?op=GET&db=lanastl&id=I18347
2 CONT Abbrev: Chesebro Web Site
2 CONT Date: 24 MAR 2001 
2 CONT Title: Chad Browne of Providence, R.I. and Four Generations of His Des
2 CONC cendants
2 CONT Author: William Bradford Browne
2 CONT Publication: New England Historical and Genealogical Register, January
2 CONC  and April, 1926
2 CONT Abbrev: Chad Browne of Providence, R.I. and Four Generations of His De
2 CONC scendants
2 CONT Page: page 74
2 CONT Date: 1 APR 2001 
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1 NOTE (Research):http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jbbullock&
2 CONC id=I7303
2 CONT 
2 CONT Abbrev: RI Genealogies
2 CONT Title: Family History: Rhode Island Genealogies #1, 1600s-1800s, CD-RO
2 CONC M #180 (Broderbund Software, Inc., 1997) images from Genealogies of Rh
2 CONC ode Island Families (Baltimore, Genelogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1989
2 CONC ), article entitled Descendants of Gov. Benedict Arnold, Through His G
2 CONC reat-Grandson Gen. Benedict Arnold, excerpted and reprinted from The N
2 CONC ew England Historical and Genealogical Register.
2 CONT Chad Browne of Providence, R. I., and Four Generations of His Descenda
2 CONC nts
2 CONT p. 65 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  NEHGR: New England Historic Genealogical Society, The New England His
2 CONC torical and Genealogical Register
2 CONT vol. 80, p. 74,75 "Chad Browne of Providence, R. I. . . ." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Clarence Almon Torrey, New England Marriages Prior to 1700 (Baltimore,
2 CONC  Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1985)
2 CONT Page: p. 104 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  Buckinghamshire: - Registers of Marriages, 1582-1812 (Reproduced on C
2 CONC D-ROM by Ancestry.com; Provo, Utah; 2001)
2 CONT Buckingham Parish Registers. Marriages at High Wycombe, 1600 to 1812. 
2 CONC Transcript Extracts--Great Wycombe.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Sources:
2 CONT Title: Chesebro Web Site
2 CONT Author: Larry Chesebro (lana-stl@inlink.com)
2 CONT Publication: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cg
2 CONC i?op=GET&db=lanastl&id=I18347
2 CONT Abbrev: Chesebro Web Site
2 CONT Page: page 134
2 CONT Date: 24 FEB 2001 
2 CONT Title: Chad Browne of Providence, R.I. and Four Generations of His Des
2 CONC cendants
2 CONT Author: William Bradford Browne
2 CONT Publication: New England Historical and Genealogical Register, January
2 CONC  and April, 1926
2 CONT Abbrev: Chad Browne of Providence, R.I. and Four Generations of His De
2 CONC scendants
2 CONT Page: page 74
2 CONT Date: 1 APR 2001 
2 CONT 
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2 CONC id=I7304
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Family History: Rhode Island Genealogies #1, 1600s-1800s, CD-ROM #180 
2 CONC (Broderbund Software, Inc., 1997) images from Genealogies of Rhode Isl
2 CONC and Families (Baltimore, Genelogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1989), arti
2 CONC cle entitled Descendants of Gov. Benedict Arnold, Through His Great-Gr
2 CONC andson Gen. Benedict Arnold, excerpted and reprinted from The New Engl
2 CONC and Historical and Genealogical Register.
2 CONT Text: Chad Browne of Providence, R. I., and Four Generations of His De
2 CONC scendants
2 CONT p. 65 
2 CONT 
2 CONT NEHGR: New England Historic Genealogical Society, The New England Hist
2 CONC orical and Genealogical Register
2 CONT Text: vol. 80, p. 74, "Chad Browne of Providence, R. I. . . ." Abbrev:
2 CONC  Torrey
2 CONT 
2 CONT Clarence Almon Torrey, New England Marriages Prior to 1700 (Baltimore,
2 CONC  Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1985)
2 CONT  p. 104 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Buckinghamshire: - Registers of Marriages, 1582-1812 (Reproduced on CD
2 CONC -ROM by Ancestry.com; Provo, Utah; 2001)
2 CONT  Buckingham Parish Registers. Marriages at High Wycombe, 1600 to 1812.
2 CONC  Transcript Extracts--Great Wycombe.
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2 CONC id=I12108
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  NEHGR: New England Historic Genealogical Society, The New England His
2 CONC torical and Genealogical Register
2 CONT Quality: 2
2 CONT Page: vol. 80, p. 76, "Chad Browne of Providence, R. I. . . ." 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  Robert Charles Anderson, George F. Sanborn Jr., Melinde Lutz Sanborn,
2 CONC  The Great Migration, Immigrants to New England, 1634 - 1635 (New Engl
2 CONC and Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 1999)
2 CONT Quality: 2
2 CONT Page: vol. 2, p. 25 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  Alden G. Beaman, Editor, Rhode Island Genealogical Register, Second E
2 CONC dition (Rhode Island Families Assn.; Princeton, MA; 1986-1999
2 CONT Reproduced on Family Archive CD # 215, Vital Records: Rhode Island, 15
2 CONC 00s-1900s; Genealogy.com, 2000)
2 CONT Quality: 2
2 CONT Page: vol. 2. no. 2, p. 65, Abstracts of Jamestown Wills 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  John Osborne Austin, The Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island (Ori
2 CONC ginally published Albany, NY, 1887
2 CONT Reprinted with corrections by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.; Balti
2 CONC more, MD; 1995)
2 CONT Quality: 2
2 CONT Page: p. 39 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Robert Charles Anderson, George F. Sanborn Jr., Melinde Lutz Sanborn, 
2 CONC The Great Migration, Immigrants to New England, 1634 - 1635 (New Engla
2 CONC nd Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 1999)
2 CONT Page: vol. 2, p. 25
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1 NOTE (Research):http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jbbullock&
2 CONC id=I12206
2 CONT 
2 CONT Clarence Almon Torrey, New England Marriages Prior to 1700 (Baltimore,
2 CONC  Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1985)
2 CONT Page: p. 136 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Alden G. Beaman, Editor, Rhode Island Genealogical Register, Second Ed
2 CONC ition (Rhode Island Families Assn.; Princeton, MA; 1986-1999
2 CONT Reproduced on Family Archive CD # 215, Vital Records: Rhode Island, 15
2 CONC 00s-1900s; Genealogy.com, 2000)
2 CONT Text: vol. 11, p. 216, "A Line of Descent from Caleb Carr of Newport" 
2 CONC by Alden G. Beaman 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  Robert Charles Anderson, George F. Sanborn Jr., Melinde Lutz Sanborn,
2 CONC  The Great Migration, Immigrants to New England, 1634 - 1635 (New Engl
2 CONC and Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 1999)
2 CONT Page: vol. 2, p. 14 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Alden G. Beaman, Editor, Rhode Island Genealogical Register, Second Ed
2 CONC ition (Rhode Island Families Assn.; Princeton, MA; 1986-1999
2 CONT Reproduced on Family Archive CD # 215, Vital Records: Rhode Island, 15
2 CONC 00s-1900s; Genealogy.com, 2000)
2 CONT Page: vol. 2, no. 2, p. 65, Abstracts of Jamestown Wills 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Abbrev: NEHGR
2 CONT Title: New England Historic Genealogical Society, The New England Hist
2 CONC orical and Genealogical Register
2 CONT Text: vol. 80, p. 79, "Chad Browne of Providence, R. I., and Four Gene
2 CONC rations of His Descendants"
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2 CONT Robert Charles Anderson, George F. Sanborn Jr., Melinde Lutz Sanborn, 
2 CONC The Great Migration, Immigrants to New England, 1634 - 1635 (New Engla
2 CONC nd Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 1999)
2 CONT Page: vol. 2, p. 15 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Title: Alden G. Beaman, Editor, Rhode Island Genealogical Register, Se
2 CONC cond Edition (Rhode Island Families Assn.; Princeton, MA; 1986-1999
2 CONT Reproduced on Family Archive CD # 215, Vital Records: Rhode Island, 15
2 CONC 00s-1900s; Genealogy.com, 2000)
2 CONT Text: vol. 11, p. 216, "A Line of Descent from Caleb Carr of Newport" 
2 CONC by Alden G. Beaman 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  Clarence Almon Torrey, New England Marriages Prior to 1700 (Baltimore
2 CONC , Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1985)
2 CONT Page: p. 136 
2 CONT 
2 CONT NEHGR, New England Historic Genealogical Society, The New England Hist
2 CONC orical and Genealogical Register
2 CONT Text: vol. 80, p. 79, "Chad Browne of Providence, R. I., and Four Gene
2 CONC rations of His Descendants"
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2 CONT 
2 CONT  Great Migration 1634-35 Robert Charles Anderson, George F. Sanborn Jr
2 CONC ., Melinde Lutz Sanborn, The Great Migration, Immigrants to New Englan
2 CONC d, 1634 - 1635 (New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 199
2 CONC 9)
2 CONT Page: p. 11 Page: p. 14 
2 CONT NEHGR  New England Historic Genealogical Society, The New England Hist
2 CONC orical and Genealogical Register
2 CONT Page: vol. 74, p. 134 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Alden G. Beaman, Editor, Rhode Island Genealogical Register, Second Ed
2 CONC ition (Rhode Island Families Assn.; Princeton, MA; 1986-1999
2 CONT Reproduced on Family Archive CD # 215, Vital Records: Rhode Island, 15
2 CONC 00s-1900s; Genealogy.com, 2000)
2 CONT Text: vol. 11, p. 216, "A Line of Descent from Caleb Carr of Newport" 
2 CONC by Alden G. Beaman 
2 CONT Page: vol. 2. no. 2, p. 65, Abstracts of Jamestown Wills 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Clarence Almon Torrey, New England Marriages Prior to 1700 (Baltimore,
2 CONC  Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1985)
2 CONT Page: p. 136
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2 CONC id=I14370
2 CONT 
2 CONT Robert Charles Anderson, George F. Sanborn Jr., Melinde Lutz Sanborn, 
2 CONC The Great Migration, Immigrants to New England, 1634 - 1635 (New Engla
2 CONC nd Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 1999)
2 CONT p. 14 Abbrev: RI Genealogical Register
2 CONT 
2 CONT Alden G. Beaman, Editor, Rhode Island Genealogical Register, Second Ed
2 CONC ition (Rhode Island Families Assn.; Princeton, MA; 1986-1999
2 CONT Reproduced on Family Archive CD # 215, Vital Records: Rhode Island, 15
2 CONC 00s-1900s; Genealogy.com, 2000)
2 CONT Text: vol. 11, p. 216, "A Line of Descent from Caleb Carr of Newport" 
2 CONC by Alden G. Beaman 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Clarence Almon Torrey, New England Marriages Prior to 1700 (Baltimore,
2 CONC  Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1985)
2 CONT Page: p. 136
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2 CONC id=I7945
2 CONT 
2 CONT George Burton Thayer, Thayer and Burton Ancestry (original: Plimpton M
2 CONC fg. Co., Hartford, CT, 1894
2 CONT electronic copy: GenealogyLibrary.com)
2 CONT Page: p. 145 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Roger Williams Family Association, Roger Williams...a Brief Biography 
2 CONC (Roger Williams Family Association, http://www.mouseworks.net/rogerwil
2 CONC liams/biography.htm) 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Title: State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
2 CONT Office of the Secretary of State (http://www.state.ri.us/submenus/rihs
2 CONC tlnk.htm
2 CONT 1999)
2 CONT Text: http://www.state.ri.us/rihist/earlyh.htm, 1 Mar 1999 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration Begins, Immigrants to Ne
2 CONC w England, 1620-1633
2 CONT 3 volumes (Boston, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1995)
2 CONT Page: vol. 3, p. 2009 
2 CONT 
2 CONT James N. Arnold, Vital Record of Rhode Island, 1636-1850 (Originally p
2 CONC ublished by Narragansett Historical Publishing Company; Providence, RI
2 CONC ; 1891)
2 CONT Reproduced on CD-ROM: CDventure, Inc.; 1999
2 CONT Page: vol. 2, p. 257, VR 1-4, Providence Births 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Providence Record Commissioners, Early Records of the Town of Providen
2 CONC ce Rhode Island, Vols. 1-21 (CD-ROM #1173 by Heritage Books, Bowie, MD
2 CONC , 1999
2 CONT Originally published by Providence Record Commissioners, 1892-1915)
2 CONT Page: vol. 1, p. 7 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Representative Men and Old Families of Rhode Island, vols. 1-3 (J. H. 
2 CONC Beers & Co., Chicago, 1908
2 CONT Reprinted by Higginson Book Co., Salem, MA, 2001)
2 CONT Page: vol. 1, p. 188
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2 CONT RI Genealogical Register
2 CONT Title: Alden G. Beaman, Editor, Rhode Island Genealogical Register, Se
2 CONC cond Edition (Rhode Island Families Assn.; Princeton, MA; 1986-1999
2 CONT Reproduced on Family Archive CD # 215, Vital Records: Rhode Island, 15
2 CONC 00s-1900s; Genealogy.com, 2000)
2 CONT Page: vol. 11, p. 216, "Lines of Descent from Caleb Carr of Newport"
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2 CONC id=I14373
2 CONT RI Genealogical Register
2 CONT Title: Alden G. Beaman, Editor, Rhode Island Genealogical Register, Se
2 CONC cond Edition (Rhode Island Families Assn.; Princeton, MA; 1986-1999
2 CONT Reproduced on Family Archive CD # 215, Vital Records: Rhode Island, 15
2 CONC 00s-1900s; Genealogy.com, 2000)
2 CONT Quality: 2
2 CONT Page: vol. 11, p. 216, "Lines of Descent from Caleb Carr of Newport"
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2 CONC id=I3901
2 CONT 
2 CONT RI Web Pages  State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
2 CONT Office of the Secretary of State (http://www.state.ri.us/submenus/rihs
2 CONC tlnk.htm
2 CONT 1999)
2 CONT Text: http://www.state.ri.us/rihist/earlyh.htm, 1 Mar 1999 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Great Migration Begins
2 CONT Title: Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration Begins, Immigrants
2 CONC  to New England, 1620-1633
2 CONT 3 volumes (Boston, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1995)
2 CONT Page: vol. 3, p. 2009
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2 CONC id=I3070
2 CONT Son of Thomas and Lydia (White) Leonard---An article on this family wa
2 CONC s published in NEHGR, v. 5(1851), p. 403-414
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2 CONT Sources:
2 CONT 1) Don Dickenson Database
2 CONT http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=PED &db=
2 CONC :1757301&id=I07164&style=TABLE
2 CONT 2) Ed Burton Database, 26 Oct 2003
2 CONT http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=edburt on&i
2 CONC d=I39141
2 CONT 3) Elbert Richard Brower Database, 25 Aug 2001
2 CONT http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET &db=
2 CONC :690753&id=I11996
2 CONT 4) Ancestral File (TM), The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint
2 CONC s, Publication: June 1998 (c), data as of 5 JAN 1998
2 CONT 5) Meredith Mullett-Bulloch Database, 6 Nov 2003
2 CONT http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET &db=
2 CONC bmullem&id=I13947
2 CONT 6) Pam Shelton-Anderson Database, 2 Mar 2003
2 CONT http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=PED&db=pshelt on&i
2 CONC d=I2889
2 CONT 7) 300 Early Familys of Connecticut Vol 9, by Edward P. Jones, Microfi
2 CONC lm, Text: Robert Watson was a bell founder in London. It is said he ca
2 CONC me from the west of England with his wife Elizabeth and children to Pl
2 CONC ymouth and later Connecticut; Robert Watson married Elizabeth -----. S
2 CONC he died in Plymouth MA in 1638. Richard died in 1637.
2 CONT 8) Kenneth Frank Doig Database, 12 May 2005
2 CONT http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET &db=
2 CONC doigk&id=I5407
2 CONT 9) Ted Steele Database, 27 Oct 2003
2 CONT http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET &db=
2 CONC steeles&id=I1901
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1 NOTE (Research):Sources:
2 CONT 1) Don Dickenson Database
2 CONT http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=PED &db=
2 CONC :1757301&id=I07164&style=TABLE
2 CONT 2) Ed Burton Database, 26 Oct 2003
2 CONT http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=edburt on&i
2 CONC d=I39141
2 CONT 3) Elbert Richard Brower Database, 25 Aug 2001
2 CONT http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET &db=
2 CONC :690753&id=I11996
2 CONT 4) Ancestral File (TM), The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint
2 CONC s, Publication: June 1998 (c), data as of 5 JAN 1998
2 CONT 5) Meredith Mullett-Bulloch Database, 6 Nov 2003
2 CONT http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET &db=
2 CONC bmullem&id=I13947
2 CONT 6) Pam Shelton-Anderson Database, 2 Mar 2003
2 CONT http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=PED&db=pshelt on&i
2 CONC d=I2889
2 CONT 7) 300 Early Familys of Connecticut Vol 9, by Edward P. Jones, Microfi
2 CONC lm, Text: Robert Watson was a bell founder in London. It is said he ca
2 CONC me from the west of England with his wife Elizabeth and children to Pl
2 CONC ymouth and later Connecticut; Robert Watson married Elizabeth -----. S
2 CONC he died in Plymouth MA in 1638. Richard died in 1637.
2 CONT 8) Kenneth Frank Doig Database, 12 May 2005 (birthplace, christening d
2 CONC ate/place)
2 CONT http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET &db=
2 CONC doigk&id=I5407
2 CONT 9) Ted Steele Database, 27 Oct 2003
2 CONT http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET &db=
2 CONC steeles&id=I1901
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Abbrev: Overmire Tifft Richardson Bradford Reed
2 CONT Title: The Ancestry of Overmire, Tifft, Richardson, Bradford, Reed
2 CONT Author: Larry Overmire
2 CONT Publication: RootsWeb World Connect Project, © 2000-2005
2 CONT Date: 24 Jun 2005
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2 CONT 
2 CONT http://pages.prodigy.net/reed_wurts/heraldry/leonard.htm
2 CONT 
2 CONT Some sources give parents of Richard and Ann Throckmortin, but Thomas 
2 CONC Leonard (1577-1638), husband of Lydia White and son of Sampson Lennard
2 CONC  and Margaret Fienes. According to researcher Linda P <mailto:4291@gdi
2 CONC .net>., Thomas Leonard is the son of Margaret Fienes and Sampson Lenna
2 CONC rd and did marry Lydia White. During her research in London in 2001, L
2 CONC inda discovered a document from E. Leonard & Sons Limited of London, C
2 CONC anada with a family tree and information prepared by Ibbotson Leonard,
2 CONC  May 1934. If you write to Linda P., please mention this site.
2 CONT Both lineages seem to lead to Edward III
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2 CONC es
2 CONT 
2 CONT http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=vkngprints&id=I04323
2 CONT 
2 CONT http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:a20674&id=I1128
2 CONT http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=PED&db=:a52522&id=I116
2 CONT http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=PED&db=geoear&id=I21013
2 CONT http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2640299&id=I54530590
2 CONC 5
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2 CONT 
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1 NOTE G. Andrews Moriarty, "Genealogical Research in England", NEHGR, reprin
2 CONC ted in "English Origins of New England Families, Series 1, Volume 2", 
2 CONC p.750.
2 CONT 2. Ibid., p.751-753.
2 CONT 3. Ibid., p.753.
2 CONT 4. "English Origins of New England Families, Series 1, Volume 3", p.31
2 CONC 4.
2 CONT 5. Ibid., p.314, 317.
2 CONT 6. Mary Ross Whitman, "George Wightman of Quidnessett, R.I. and Descen
2 CONC dants", Chicago, Illinois, 1939, p.31.
2 CONT 7. Mary Dorr (Ames) Sayles, "Sayles and Allied Families", New York, 19
2 CONC 25, p.15.
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2 CONT Title: History of Stonington, Connecticut, 1649 - 1900
2 CONT Author: Richard Anson Wheeler
2 CONT Publication: New London, CT, USA, Press of The Day Publishing Company,
2 CONC  1900
2 CONT Note: None
2 CONT Note: Excellent
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Note: Chesebro' Reference Material
2 CONT Media: Book
2 CONT Page: page 405 
2 CONT Title: Greenman Family Records
2 CONT Author: Nola Greenman
2 CONT Publication: Jan 200 6 
2 CONT Note: tansymist@cooper.net
2 CONT Note: Good
2 CONT Repository: 
2 CONT Note: Chesebrough Source File
2 CONT Media: Letter 
2 CONT 
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1 NOTE 1. [S0005848]   History of Stonington, Connecticut, 1649 - 1900, Richa
2 CONC rd Anson Wheeler, (New London, CT, USA, Press of The Day Publishing Co
2 CONC mpany, 1900), pages 405 and 406
2 CONT 
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2 CONC ealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island", Pg. 108. 
2 CONT [S426] The New England Historical and Genealogical Register (Online da
2 CONC tabase: NewEnglandAncestors.org, New England Historic Genealogical Soc
2 CONC iety, 2001). Vol 14 pg 319 (Oct 1860). 
2 CONT 
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2 CONC ng of Genealogical Memoirs of a Portion of the Descendants of Chad and
2 CONC  Elizabeth Browne (Brooklyn, N.Y., 1888), p. 7-9. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT !SOURCE: http://www.genealogy.org/~smcgee/ 
2 CONT 
2 CONT !SOURCE: Gaspee Virtual Archives, http://www.gaspee.org/JosephBrown.ht
2 CONC m, 6 Aug 2002. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT !IMMIGRATION: "Came from England in the ship 'Martin,' which arrived i
2 CONC n Boston, Mass., July 1638. --A.I.B. Bulkley. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT !RESIDENCES: One of the original signers of the pact that organized Pr
2 CONC ovidence, Rhode Island, in 1638; the first signer of the charter of Pr
2 CONC ovidence, 1644. --A.I.B. Bulkley 
2 CONT 
2 CONT !DEATH: "It is evident that he died some years earlier than has been s
2 CONC upposed, as the name of his widow occurs in a tax list of Sept. 2, 165
2 CONC 0." --A.I.B. Bulkley 
2 CONT 
2 CONT !BURIAL: "Chad and Elizabeth Browne were buried in an orchard on his H
2 CONC ome Lot, College Street, corner of Benefit, where the County Court Hou
2 CONC se now stands. Their remains were removed in 1792 to the Nicholas Brow
2 CONC n lot in the North Burial Ground." --A.I.B. Bulkley 
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