256. Earl Cooley
United Ancestries pedigree chart #394, 23 Jan 1991
258. Thomas Savage
United Ancestries pedigree chart #394, 23 Jan 1991
260. Henry Wolcott
This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File:
John /WOLCOT/ (AFN:8GZT-5J) and Joan /WOLCOTT/ (AFN:9N2W-N2)Other AFN:52KV-ZM
Places of residence: (1578- ) parish Lidiard St. Lawrence, Somerset, England
(1628/1630-1636/1637) Dorchester, Suffolk, MA
(1636/1637- ) Windsor, Hartford, CTORDINANCE: IGI; Somerset, England
IGI: WOLCOTT, Henry christened 6 Dec 1578 Saint Lawrence, Lydeard, Somerset,
England. Parents: John WOLCOTT/. Batch 7017522, Sheet 80. My ref: Page 11.Banks, Charles Edward. The Winthrop Fleet of 1630.
Consulted at Red River Valley Genealogy Society, W. Fargo, ND.
Call No. 974 10. Ref: C 076. P. 105.
Passengers of the Mary and John in 1630.
WOLCOTT, Henry (8 persons in family)
County of origin: Somerset County, England.
Applied freeman 19 Oct 1630 (Mass. Colonial Records, I.79)
Freeman 1 Apr 1634 (ibid., I.368).
Removed to Windsor (STILES)."Burke's Landed Gentry". London: Burke's Peerage Ltd., 1939. Ref: CO 074.
"WOLCOTT, formerly of Tolland.
"Lineage - Henry WOLCOTT, second son of John WOLCOTT (bapt. 6 Dec 1578),
of Tolland, Somerset, emigrated to America in the ship Mary and John 20 Mar
1630, and settled in Dorchester, MA, fo which town he became a Freeman 19
Oct 1630. In 1635 he removed to Windsor, CT and was there Constable in
1636. Deputy to the General Committee 1639, and Governor's Assistant
1643-55, b. 1578; m. 19 Jan 1606, Elizabeth (bapt. 20 Dec 1585; d. 7 Jul
1655), dau. of Thomas SAUNDERS, of Lydeard St. Lawrence, Somerset, and d.
30 May 1655, having had issue, seven children..."Cooley, Mortimer E. "The Cooley Genealogy". Rutland, VT: The Tuttle Publ. Co.,
1941. Ref: CO 046.
p. 447: Data on Henry WOLCOTT.Savage. Genealogical Dictionary of New England. Baltimore: Genealogical Publ.
Co., 1969. Consulted at Red River Valley Genealogy Society, W. Fargo, ND.
Call No. 974 S2. Vol. IV, pp. 620-621. Ref: C 075.
WOLCOTT, Henry, Dorchester 1630, was born about 1578, in the southern
part of Somersetshire at or near Wellington, not far from the edge of
Deveonshire and thus, probably gained sympathy with the puritans of the
west who projected the voyage of the Mary and John in Mar of that year.
He was honored with a commission from the crown, as a justice before
leaving home, as tradition tells, and had good landed estate as perhaps
may be inferred from a very valuable letter of his brother, John, 15 Apr
1639, printed in Genealogical Record II.373. He desired administration as
freeman 19 Oct 1630, and was sworn 1 Apr 1634. His wife, Elizabeth
SAUNDERS, married about 1607, was his companion in the traverse of the
wilderness to plant the first town, named Dorchester, but soon after,
Windsor, on the Connecticut in Oct 1635, and outlived him but few weeks.
Their children, Henry, born about 1610; George; Christopher; Ann, born
about 1620; Simon, 1625; and Mary; were all brought from England. He is the
first officer named in the records of Connecticut, page 1, chosen 26 Apr
1636, constable, and in Apr 1643 Assistant, till his death was largely
engaged in business, and died 30 May 1655. No will is preserved. His widow
died 7 or 17 Jul following, aged 73. Ann married Matthew GRISWOLD; and
Mary married 25 Jun 1646, Job DRAKE. Of Christopher notice is never seen,
but that he died 7 Sep 1662.MARRIAGE: Torrey, Clarence Almon. "New England Marriages Prior to 1700". Baltimore: Genealogical Publ. Co., 1985; p. 832; Ref: M 099
WOLCOTT, Henry (immigrant) (1578-1655) & Elizabeth SAUNDERS (1584-
1655); md in Eng, 19 Jan 1606; resided Windsor, CTBIRTH-MARRIAGE-BIOGRAPHY-DEATH: "Memorial of Henry Wolcott and Samuel Wolcott"; Papers from Sid Rodunce, Fargo, ND; Rick Crume's file # Co 231.
IMMIGRATION: Robert Charles Anderson, "The Mary & John: Developing objective criteria for a synthetic passenger list"; 1630-1637; THE NEW ENGLAND HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL REGISTER, Vol 147, whole no. 586, Apr 1993; p 155.
GEDWRAP suggests checking notes for hanging indents.
261. Elizabeth Saunders
ORDINANCE: IGI; Somerset, England
IGI: SAUNDERS, Elizabeth christened 20 Dec 1584 Saint Lawrence, Lydeard,
Somerset, England. Parents: Thomas SAUNDERS/. Batch 7017522, Sheet 80.
My ref: Page 11.GEDWRAP suggests checking notes for hanging indents.
262. Roger Pitkin
NAME: Or, William PITKIN, son of William PITKIN, who married Elizabeth? Ref: United Ancestries, pedigree chart #395, 23 Jan 1991.
264. Thomas Bliss
RESIDENCES:
(1580-1635) Preston Parva or Preston Capes, near Daventry, Northamptonshire,
England.
( - ) Braintree (now Quincy), Norfolk Co, MA.
( -1640) Hartford, Hartford Co, CT.BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH-LAND-RESIDENCES-PROBATE: Aaron Tyler Bliss, GENEALOGY OF THE BLISS FAMILY IN AMERICA; 1530-1981; Midland, MI, 1982, Vol 1; pp 20, 26-32; (Rick Crume's file #Co 181).
BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: Jacobus & Waterman, HALE, HOUSE AND RELATED FAMILIES; 1590-1724; 1952; pp 476-480; (Rick Crume's file #Co 171).
MARRIAGE: Myrtle Stevens Hyde, "The Marriage of Thomas Bliss and Margaret Hulins,"; 1621-1622; THE AMERICAN GENEALOGIST, vol 60 (Oct 1984); p 202; (Rick Crume's file #Co 171, Co 181); NOTE: Thomas Bliss & Margaret Hulins were married in St Nicholas parish.
MARRIAGE: Myrtle Stevens Hyde, "Thomas and Margaret Hulins Bliss of Hartford, Connecticut"; 1590-1650; THE AMERICAN GENEALOGIST, whole no 208, vol 52, no 4 (Oct 1976); pp 193-197; (Rick Crume's file #Co 181).
MARRIAGE: Clarence Almon Torrey, NEW ENGLAND MARRIAGES PRIOR TO 1700; 1600-1700; Baltimore: Genealogical Publ Co, 1985; p 78; (Rick Crume's file #M 99); NOTE: Bliss, Thomas (-1651) & 1st wife __?__; resided Hartford. Bliss, Thomas (-1651) & 2nd wife Margaret __?__ (-1684); resided Hartford.
RESIDENCES-IMMIGRATION-MARRIAGE-DEATH: BURKE'S LANDED GENTRY; 1580-1640; London, Burke's Peerage Ltd, 1939; ; (Rick Crume's file #CO 74); NOTE: "Bliss, formerly of Preston Parva. Lineage - Thomas Bliss, the Founder of this family in America, of Preston Parva or Preston Capes, near Daventry, Northamptonshire, England, emigrated in 1635 to Braintree, MA, and settled later at Hartford, CT, b. ca. 1580; m. ca. 1612, Margaret Lawrence, and d. 1640, having had ten children,..."
RESIDENCES: Savage, GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF NEW ENGLAND; 1639-1684; Baltimore, Genealogical Publ Co, 1969, vol 1; pp 201-202; Red River Valley Genealogical Soc, Fargo, ND, Call No 974 S2 (Rick Crume's file #C 75); NOTE: BLISS, Thomas, Hartford, was an early, but not original settler of whose coming from England nothing is known, but his first residence was in that part of Boston called the mount, afterwards Braintree, now Quincy. In 1639 or 1640 he is first mentioned in Connecticut at the same time with Thomas, Jr. who may be the freeman of 18 May 1642 in Massachusetts, there left by his father whose death is early heard of, though exact date is not gained. His widow Margaret was very resolute and capable, and after two or three years removed with all her children, except Thomas and Ann, to Springfield, there died 28 Aug 1684. She had nine children and it has been absurdly said that all were brought from England. Of most, this is true. Ann, who married 29 Apr 1642, Robert Chapman of Saybrook; Mary married 26 Nov 1646, Joseph Parsons; Thomas; Nathaniel; Lawrence; and perhaps Samuel; were born in England, but our side of the water may claim, probably Sarah, married 20 Jul 1659, John Scott; Elizabeth married 15 Feb 1670, as his second wife, Miles Morgan; possibly Hannah, who died 25 Jan 1662 unmarried and certainly John.
COURT: Joseph W Smith, ed, COLONIAL JUSTICE IN WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS, 1639-1702; 1639-1702; Harvard University Press, 1961; p 375; Hampshire Co Courthouse, Northampton, MA (Rick Crume's file #CO 29).
DEATH-PROBATE: Eleanor L Rue, Nevada City, CA, & Elizabeth B Kennedy, Gilford, NH, answer to query re Bliss/Chapin; 1650-1684; NEHGS NEXUS, Vol 8, #6; p 215; copy in poss of Rick Crume; NOTE: "Thomas Bliss d. apparently so suddenly, Hartford, Conn., late 1650 or early 1651, that he had no chance to leave a written will, merely telling Margaret that he left all his estate to her and nothing to his ch. (testimony of dau. Mary (Bliss) Parsons, Hartford Co. Probate Rec., Vol II:28, 14 Feb 1650/1; noncupative will of Thomas Bliss, Hartford court Records, 20 Feb 1650/1)." Cites TAG; vol. 52 (1976); pp. 193-197.
(Rick Crume's file #Co 133 p. 9).
(Rick Crume's file #Co 191).
265. Margaret Hulins
NAME: HULINS or LAWRENCE? AFN:8GXR-2M
Smith, Joseph W., ed. "Colonial Justice in Western Massachusetts, 1639-1702".
Harvard University Press, 1961. Ref: CO 029.
BLISS, Margaret/Margarite, Widow, 13 on, 229, 233, 250, 298.
BLISS, Margaret, Widow v. DORCHESTER, Anthony, 230.
BLISS, Margarett v. MIRACK, Thomas, 230.
BLISS, Margarit, Widow v. DRISKILL, Florence, 290.NAME: Or, Dorothy WHEATLEY?
Jacobus & Waterman. "Hale, House and Related Families." 1952. pp.
476-480. Ref: Co 171GEDWRAP suggests checking notes for hanging indents.
266. Samuel Chapin Deacon
Places of residence: (1598- ) Paignton, Devon, England
(1638-1642) Roxbury, Suffolk, MA
(1642- ) Springfield, Hampden, MA
( -1675)ORDINANCE: IGI; Devon, England
IGI: CHAPIN, Samuel christened 8 Oct 1598 Paignton, Devon, England. Parents:
John CHAPIN/Phillipe EASTON. Batch 7302414, Sheet 81. My ref: Page 11.IGI: CHAPIN, Samuel married Cecily PENNY 9 Feb 1623 Paignton, Devon, England.
Batch A456581, Sheet 0121. My ref: Page 11.IGI: CHAPIN, Samuel married Cisily PENNY 1626 Paignton, Devon, England.
Batch 7234309, Sheet 37. My ref: Page 11.IGI: CHAPIN, Deacon Samuel married Cicely PENNY 9 Feb 1623 Paignton, Devon,
England. Batch A178120, Sheet 1344. My ref: Page 11.Savage. Genalogical Dictionary of New England. Baltimore: Genealogical Publ.
Co., 1969. Consulted at Red River Valley Genealogy Society, W. Fargo, ND.
Call No. 974 S2. Vol. I, p. 360. Ref: C 075.
CHAPIN, Samuel, Roxbury 1638, brought from England wife Cicely, called
Sisly on records, and several children, probably Henry, Josiah, perhaps
David, and two daughters, Catharine and Sarah, and at Roxbury had Japhet,
born 15 Oct 1642; removed that year to Springfield, there had Hannah, 2 Dec
1644; was freeman 2 Jun 1641, a proprietor of Westfield 1660, a deacon and
man of distinction, died 11 Nov 1675; his widow died 8 Feb 1683. Catharine
married 20 Nov 1646, Nathaniel BLISS; next, 3 or 31 Jul 1655, Thomas
GILBERT; and third, 28 Dec 1664, Samuel MARSHFIELD, and to each bore four
children. Sarah married 14 Apr 1667, Rowland Thomas, and died 5 Aug 1684;
and Hannah married 27 Sep 1666, John HITCHCOCK.Smith, Joseph W., ed. "Colonial Justice in Western Massachusetts, 1639-1702".
Harvard University Press, 1961. Ref: CO 029.
CHAPIN, Samuel (Deacon): commissioner, 32, 93, 96, 99, 197; erection of new
plantation at Northampton, 34; biographical sketch, 62-64; constable, 63,
215; judicial activities, 63; selectman of Springfield, 125; juror, 214,
216; freeman in the Bay, 215, 375; sealer of votes, 216; liability for
trespass, 220-221; deletion of name as juror, 222; fined for breach of
town order, 229; appraiser, 241-242.
pp. 62-64: "Bapt. Oct 1598 in parish church of Paignton, Devonshire, he
m. in Feb 1623/4 & probably came to New England in 1635 with
his father and family. At Roxbury, where he settled &
engaged in agricultural pursuits, he was a member of the
church & became a freeman on June 2, 1641. ... "Died on
Nov. 11, 1675."Torrey, Clarence Almon. "New England Marriages Prior to 1700". Baltimore:
Genealogical Publ. Co., 1985. Ref: M 099.
p. 144: CHAPIN, Samuel (1598-1674) & Cicely PENNY (1602-1683); md Paignton,
Eng, 9 Feb 1623; resided Roxbury / SpringfieldSamuel Chapin's magnificent Puritan statue stands in Springfield, Massachusetts, where we can admire it. NEHGS Newsletter, 3 Jan. 2003.
267. Cicely Penny
ORDINANCE: IGI; Devon, England
IGI: PENNY, Cicely christened 21 Feb 1601 Paignton, Devon, England.
Parents: Henry PENNY/Jane. Batch 7302414, Sheet 81. My ref: Page 11.
268. Rowland Stebbins
Places of residence: (1594-1634) Stebbing, Essex, England
(1634- ) Roxbury, Suffolk, MA
(1639-1668) Springfield, Hampden, MA
(1668-1671) Northampton, Hampshire, MABurial: Bridge St. Cemetery, Northampton, Hampshire, MA.
"Burke's Landed Gentry". London: Burke's Peerage Ltd., 1939. Ref: CO 074.
"STEBBINS, formerly of Stebbing.
"Lineage - Rowland STEBBINS, of Stebbins, Co. Essex, left England 12 Nov
1634, and settled in America, b. ca. 1592; m. Sarah WHITING..."Cutter, William R. "New England Families". New York: Lewis Historical Publ.
Co., 1914. Ref: CO 091.
p. 1059: Data on Rowland STEBBINS.Gelinas, Michael F. "The 'Long Meddowe' 1636-1716". Ref: CO 092.
Map shows land grants of 1645 at Longmeadow, MA.Hotten, John C. "The Original Lists of Person of Quality ... Who Went From
Great Britain to the American Plantations 1600-1700". Baltimore:
Genealogical Publ. Co., 1968. Ref: CO 091.
p. 279: Passengers on the "Francis" of Ipswich bound for new England the
last of Aprill 1634:
Rowland STEBING aged 40
Sarah his wife aged 43Savage. Genealogical Dictionary of New England. Baltimore: Genealogical Publ.
Co., 1969. Consulted at Red River Valley Genealogy Society, W. Fargo, ND.
Call No. 974 S2. Vol. IV, p. 177. Ref: C 075.
STEBBINS, Rowland, Springfield, came from Ipswich, County Suffolk, in the
Francis, 1634, aged, as the custom house record says, 40, with wife, Sarah,
43, and four children, Thomas, 14; Sarah, 11; John, 8; and Elizabeth, 6;
beside Mary WINCH, perhaps a relative. The family Memoir says, he first
settled at Roxbury, where however is no mention of him, but he probably
went with PYNCHEON, founder of Springfield, the next year after landing
at Boston in Jun. At Springfield his widow died 4 Oct 1649; and he some
years later removed to Northampton, there died 14 Dec 1671. In his will of
1 Mar 1670 he names only the children brought from England. Sarah had
married 14 Jan 1641, Thomas MERRICK; and Elizabeth married 2 Mar 1647,
John CLARK, both of Springfield.Sheldon, George. "A History of Deerfield". Somersworth, NH: New Hampshire
Publ. Co., 1972 (reprint of 1895-1896 edition). Ref: CO 091.Smith, Joseph W. "Colonial Justice in Western Massachusetts, 1639-1702".
Harvard University Press, 1961. Ref: CO 029.
STEBBINGE/STEBBING/STEBBIN, Rowland: p. 244; juror, p. 206; oath of
fidelity, p. 217.Starr, Frank F. "Various Ancestral Lines of James Goodwin and Lucy (Morgan)
Goodwin of Hartford, Connecticut". Hartford, 1915. Ref: CO 091.
pp. 21-28: Data on Rowland STEBBINS.Stebbins, Willis Merrill. "Genealogy of the STEBBINS family". Lincoln, Nebr:
Brown Printing Service, 1940. Ref: CO 035.
pp. 21-22: Data on Rowland STEBBINS.MARRIAGE: Torrey, Clarence Almon. "New England Marriages Prior to 1700". Baltimore: Genealogical Publ. Co., 1985; p. 704; Ref: M 099
p. 704: STEBBIN, Rowland (1594, 1592?-1671) & Sarah WHITING (1591-1649);
md Bocking, Eng, 30 Nov 1618; resided Springfield / NorthamptonGEDWRAP suggests checking notes for hanging indents.
269. Sarah Whiting
Hinman, R. R. "A Catalogue of the Names of the First Puritan Settlers of the
Colony of Connecticut". Baltimore: Genealogical Publ. Co., 1968.
Ref: CO 091.
p. 97: Data on a William WHITING of Hartford, born before 1620 and died
after 1649.GEDWRAP suggests checking notes for hanging indents.
270. Samuel Wright Deacon
Places of residence: (1614-1638) London, England
( - ) Springfield, Hampden, MA
( -1665) Northampton, Hampshire, MA"Burke's Landed Gentry". London: Burke's Peerage Ltd., 1939. Ref: CO 074.
"Samuel WRIGHT, who was active in the settlement of Springfield, and
Northampton, MA, settled in America 1638, b. in London, 1614; m.
Margaret, and d. at Northampton, MA, 1665..."MARRIAGE: Torrey, Clarence Almon. "New England Marriages Prior to 1700". Baltimore: Genealogical Publ. Co., 1985; p. 843; Ref: M 099
WRIGHT, Samuel (-1661) & Margaret __?__ (-1681, Northampton);
md in Eng, first child born 1627; resided SpringfieldOther AFN:9GPX-9T
GEDWRAP suggests checking notes for hanging indents.
271. Margaret
NAME: Or, Jane?
Other AFN:9GPX-B1
274. Thomas Goodenow
BIRTH: age 38 in 1638; Ref: AF
PROBATE: will dated 1664
Places of residence: (1608-1638) Shaftsbury, Dorset, England
( - ) Donhead, St. Andrew, England (AF)
( - ) Sudbury, Middlesex, MA
( - ) Marlboro, Middlesex, MA
( -1663/1666)Savage. Genealogical Dictionary of New England. Baltimore: Genealogical Publ.
Co., 1969. Consulted at Red River Valley Genealogy Society, W. Fargo, ND.
Call No. 974 S2. Vol. II, p. 272. Ref: C 075.
GOODENOW, GOODNOW, or GOODENOUGH, Thomas, Sudbury, younger brother of
John, elder of Edmund, came in the same ship with them 1638, aged 30,
called in the clearance of Shaftsbury, which is a borough of Dorset, in
the border of Wiltshire, and but three and five miles from the respective
homes of his brothers. He brought wife Jane, son Thomas, aged one year and
sister Ursula. The women's ages are not given in the custom house records,
but Ursula, we are told by BARRY, died at Sudbury, 23 Apr 1653. He was
freeman 10 May 1643, and by wife Jane had here Mary, born 25 Aug 1640;
Abigail, 11 Mar 1642; Susanna, 20 Feb 1643, died soon; Sarah, 20 Jan 1644,
died at 10 years; Samuel, 28 Feb 1646, before mentioned; Susanna, again, 21
Dec 1647; Elizabeth, who died 28 Dec 1653; and Jane, who, in 1672, was wife
of Christopher BANNISTER of Marlborough; but of the last two I am unable to
fix priority. He had second wife Joanna in 1662, says BARRY, and he died
late in 1663. Possibly his son Thomas was sent home in 1655, on other
business, but he may have gone to bring, 1656, Nathaniel, who may have
been born shortly before the parents came away from England and left to the
care of friends of the family.MARRIAGE: Torrey, Clarence Almon. "New England Marriages Prior to 1700". Baltimore: Genealogical Publ. Co., 1985; p. 310; Ref: M 099
GOODENOW, Thomas (1608-1666) & Jane __?__ who married 2nd William
BUTTRICK 1667; first child born 1637; resided Sudbury / MarlboroNAME: surname spelling variations GOODENOUGH, GOODNOW
GEDWRAP suggests checking notes for hanging indents.
275. Jane Ruddick
BIRTH: abt 1602? AFN:8GXR-X4, 9M58-D9
276. John How
Places of residence: (1602- ) Warwickshire, England
( - ) Sudbury, Middlesex, MA
( -1678) Marlboro, Middlesex, MASavage. Genealogical Dictionary of New England. Baltimore: Genealogical Publ.
Co., 1969. Consulted at Red River Valley Genealogy Society, W. Fargo, ND.
Call No. 974 S2. Vol. II, p. 475. Ref: C 075.
HOWE, John, Sudbury, son of John, Warwickshire, (as a very respected
writer in Worcester Magazine, II, 30, gathers the tradition, speaking of
his relation to HOWE, Earl of Lancaster, when such a title in the peerage
had not existed for near two hundred years), had been a long time at
Watertown, freeman 13 May 1640, by wife Mary had John, born 24 Aug 1640;
Samuel, 20 Oct 1642; Sarah, 25 Sep 1644; Mary, 18 Jan 1646, died young;
Isaac, 8 Aug 1648; Josiah; Mary, again, 18 Jan 1654; Thomas; Daniel, 3 Jan
1658, died young; Alexander, 1661, died soon; Daniel, perhaps twin with
the last in birth and death; and Eliezer, 1662. He had petitioned, 1656,
for the grant of Marlborough, and removed thither with his family and
died 10 Jul 1678. His widow lived twenty years later. Sarah married a
WARD; and Mary, married 1672, John WETHERBY.MARRIAGE: Torrey, Clarence Almon. "New England Marriages Prior to 1700". Baltimore: Genealogical Publ. Co., 1985; p. 392; Ref: M 099
HOW, John (immigrant) (1602-1680) & Mary __?__ (-1698); first child
born 1638? or 1640; resided Sudbury / Marlboro..Ref: Co 126
DEATH: 28 May 1680?
United Ancestries pedigree chart #399, 23 Jan 1991
GEDWRAP suggests checking notes for hanging indents.
277. Mary
..Ref: Co 126
United Ancestries pedigree chart #399, 23 Jan 1991
278. John Bent
Places of residence: (1596/1603-1638) Penton-Grafton, Hampshire, England
(1638-1672) Sudbury, Middlesex, MA"Burke's Landed Gentry". London: Burke's Peerage Ltd., 1939. Ref: CO 074.
"BENT, formerly of Penton-Grafton.
"Lineage: John BENT, the founder of this family in America, emigrated
from Penton-Grafton in Hampshire in April of 1638, sailing in the
Confidence of London, John JOBSON, Master, and settled in Sudbury, MA;
he took part in the expedition against Minigret of 1654, b. Nov 1596; m.
1624, Martha ----, and d. 27 Sep 1672, having had issue."Savage. Genealogical Dictionary of New England. Baltimore: Genealogical Publ.
Co., 1969. Consulted at Red River Valley Genealogy Society, W. Fargo, ND.
Call No. 974 S2. Vol. I, p. 169. Ref: C 075.
BENT, John, Sudbury, came in the Confidence, 1638, aged 35, from
Southampton, a husbandman of Penton in the same company with wife Martha,
and children, Robert, William, Peter, John and Ann, all, by custom house
records, under 12 years old; went home the same year to bring more of his
family and came again next year in the Jonathan, had grant of land 1639,
was freeman 13 May 1640, had Joseph, born 16 May 1641; Martha; and perhaps
others. His mother, Agnes, sister Agnes BLANCHARD, and her infant child
died on the voyage in the Jonathan. He was one of the proprietors of
Marlborough; but died at Sudbury 27 Sep 1672. He widow died 15 May 1679.
His daughter, Ann (I think called Agnes at a later day) married Edward
RICE; and Martha married 1663 Samuel HOWE. His will, made a few days
before he died, made wife Martha and eldest son, Peter executors and gives
to other son Joseph, and John, daughter Agnes RICE, and her son John,
daughter Martha, and her husband Samuel, his son John HOWE, beside two
grandchildren, Peter, son of Peter BENT and Hannah, daughter of John BENT.MARRIAGE: Torrey, Clarence Almon. "New England Marriages Prior to 1700". Baltimore: Genealogical Publ. Co., 1985; p. 64; Ref: M 099
BENT, John (1596-1672) & Martha __?__ / [BAKER?] (-1679); md in
Eng, first child born 1625; resided SudburyGEDWRAP suggests checking notes for hanging indents.
280. Thomas Gilbert
Places of residence: (1580- ) Bridgewater, England
( - ) Dorchester, Suffolk, MA
(abt 1637- ) Taunton, Bristol, MA
( -1657)Savage. Genealogical Dictionary of New England. Baltimore: Genealogical Publ.
Co., 1969. Consulted at Red River Valley Genealogy Society, W. Fargo, ND.
Call No. 974 S2. Vol. II, p. 249. Ref: C 075.
GILBERT, John, Dorchester, may have come in the Mary and John 1630, or at
least was here early with sons Thomas and John, well grown youths, perhaps
had Giles or Joseph born there, removed about 1637 to Taunton, being of the
first settlers reported 1639, died after 1654, his will being of 10 May in
that year leaving wife Winifred. Of his will, which mentions the four sons
by name, daughter Mary NORCROSS, and her daughter, Mary; and Elizabeth
PETER, grandchild of his wife, abstract is in Genealogical Register V.338.
The inventory was brought 3 Jun 1657.MARRIAGE: Torrey, Clarence Almon. "New England Marriages Prior to 1700". Baltimore: Genealogical Publ. Co., 1985; p. 302; Ref: M 099
GILBERT, John (1580-1657) and 1st wife Mary STREET (1578/9-);
md Bridgewater, Eng, 17 Jan 1602 or 1602/3; resided Dorchester /
Taunton
GILBERT, John (-1657) & 3rd wife or 2nd wife Winifred (ROSSITER)
COMBE (-1663+); md in Eng, first child born 1619; resided
Dorchester / TauntonGEDWRAP suggests checking notes for hanging indents.
281. Lydia
Other AFN:92C7-SN, 976X-2L
DEATH: Wethersfield, CT? AFN:8VNV-0P
284. Richard Belden Sir
DEATH: Hampshire Co., MA or Wethersfield, Hartford, CT? Ref: AF
Line 170 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
NAME Richard /BELDING (BAILDON)/
288. Thomas Cleveland
United Ancestries, pedigree chart #402, 23 Jan 1991
290. Edward Winn
Places of residence: ( - ) England
( -1641- ) Woburn, Middlesex, MA
( -1682)Savage. Genealogical Dictionary of New England. Baltimore: Genealogical Publ.
Co., 1969. Consulted at Red River Valley Genealogy Society, W. Fargo, ND.
Call No. 974 S2. Vol. IV, pp. 596-597. Ref: C 075.
WINN, Edward, Woburn 1641, freeman 10 May 1643, by wife Joanna or Jane, who
died 8 Mar 1649, had Increase, born 5 Dec 1641, the earliest on record of
the town; probably earlier had Joseph; beside daughters Ann and Elizabeth
yet whether these were all born in England as seems probable or only a part
of them brought over by him, can be only conjectured for no mention of him
at Charlestown is found before Dec 1640. For second wife he married 10 Aug
1649, Sarah BEAL, who probable brought him no children and died 15 Mar
1680. He took third wife Ann or Hannah, widow of Nicholas WOOD, who before
was widow of William PAGE; and died 5 Sep 1682. His will of 6 May of that
year proved 6 Oct following names son Increase, son Joseph's daughter,
Sarah, three youngest children of Moses CLEAVELAND, who had married his
daughter, Ann, and youngest three children of son, George POLLY, who had
married his daughter, Elizabeth. His widow made her will, 9 Sep 1685,
proved 1 Nov 1686; but she does not enlarge our knowledge of this family.MARRIAGE: Torrey, Clarence Almon. "New England Marriages Prior to 1700". Baltimore: Genealogical Publ. Co., 1985; p. 828; Ref: M 099
WINN, Edward (-1682) & 1st wife Joanna __?__ (-1649); first child
born 1629; resided WoburnGEDWRAP suggests checking notes for hanging indents.
294. Daniel Henchman
United Ancestries pedigree chart #403, 23 Jan 1991
295. Mary
United Ancestries pedigree chart #403, 23 Jan 1991
296. Robert Hyde
United Ancestries pedigree chart #404, 23 Jan 1991
297. Alice Crompton
United Ancestries pedigree chart #404, 23 Jan 1991
298. Capt. William French
Places of residence: (1603-1634) Halstead, Essex, England
(1635-1639) Boston, Suffolk, MA
(1639-1653) Newtowne (now Cambridge), Middlesex, MA
(1653-1681) Billerica, Middlesex, MACleveland, Edmund J. & Horace G. Cleveland. "The Genealogy of the Cleveland and
Cleaveland Families". Hartford, CT: Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co., 1899.
Ref: CO 041.
p. 70: Data on William FRENCH."Colonial and Revolutionary Lineages of America". New York: American Historical
Co., Inc., 1944. Ref: CO 072.
pp. 226-227: Biography of Capt. William FRENCH.Savage. Genealogical Dictionary of New England. Baltimore: Genealogical Publ.
Co., 1969. Consulted at Red River Valley Genealogy Society, W. Fargo, ND.
Call No. 974 S2. Vol. II, p. 208. Ref: C 075.
FRENCH, William, Cambridge, brother of John of the same, cam, with
Harlakenden, in the Defence, 1635, aged 30, wife Elizabeth 30, or 32
(both stated in the records of London custom-house); and Francis, 10, who
may have been son, brother or nephew; Elizabeth 6; Mary 2 1/2; and John,
5 months, this last was baptized at Cambridge, after arrival, by Hooker, a
fellow passenger, whose name is not found in the list, as the order of the
Privy Council would have stopped him. He is entered no doubt for purpose of
deception, as servant to Harlakenden, and probably was of County Essex. At
Cambridge he had Sarah, born Mar 1638; Jacob, 16 Jan 1640, before
mentioned; Hannah, 2 Feb 1642, died 20 Jun following but another Hannah
followed and Samuel, 3 Dec 1645, died Jul following; but another Samuel
came after; was freeman 3 Mar 1636; one of the first settlers of Billerica,
where he had second wife 6 May 1669, Mary, widow of John STEARNS, daughter
of Thomas LATHROP of Barnstable, had Mary, born 30 Apr 1670; Sarah, 20 Oct
1671; Abigail, 14 Apr 1673; died next year; and Hannah, 1676. His daughter
Elizabeth says Mitchell's Reg. an ELIOT of Dedham; the first Sarah married
11 Dec 1657, John TRULL; and Hannah the second married John BRACKETT; the
second Mary married Nathaniel DUNKLER; the second Sarah married Joseph
CROSBY; and the third Hannah married 5 Oct 1693, John CHILD. Evidence of
his engagement in the cause of Ind. instruct. is found in a tract,
"Strength out of Weakness," published at London 1652, reprinted in 3 Mass.
Historic Collection IV 193. He was a lieutenant representative being the
first from that town of Billerica 1660, and 1663, died a captain 20 Nov
1681, aged 78 by the record of Billerica, where posterity is still
numerous.MARRIAGE: Torrey, Clarence Almon. "New England Marriages Prior to 1700". Baltimore: Genealogical Publ. Co., 1985; p. 285; Ref: M 099
FRENCH, William (1603-1681) & 1st wife Elizabeth GODFREY? [SYMMES?]
(1603-1668); md in Eng, first child born 1625?, 1634?, 1639;
resided Cambridge / BillericaGEDWRAP suggests checking notes for hanging indents.
299. Elizabeth ? Symmes
NAME: GODFREY? AFN:8GXW-S0
Other AFN:92RW-RH
NAME: surname, GODFREY, not proven
300. James Kidder
..Ref: Co 125