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| 2701 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Father is identified by death rec, below.
DEATH: VITAL RECORDS OF SALISBURY (Topsfield, MA, 1915), 634 (FHL #974.45/S3 V2t).
NOTE: This Sarah may be identical to the one born on 4 Apr 1641.
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SEAL S: IGI | Worcester, Sarah (I10942)
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| 2702 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. George was a servant of Edward Winslow, fellow passenger on the "Mayflower," and signer of the Mayflower Compact in 1620; hence, he was an adult at that time. See "The Mayflower Compact," MAYFLOWER DESCENDANT, 1(1899):77-79 (FHL #974.4D25md).
MAR: No mar rec found. George was single when he emigrated in 1620, but he must have married in Plymouth Colony by 1626. He had a wife Mary and son Zachariah listed in the division of cattle, 22 May 1627 (Nathaniel B. Shurtleff and David Pulsifer, eds, RECORDS OF THE COLONY OF NEW PLYMOUTH, 12 vols. [Boston, 1855-61], 12:12 [FHL #974.4 N2n]). A study of single women named Mary arriving in the colony before 1626 leaves only the Mary Beckett who came on the "Anne" in 1623 unaccounted for (Eugene A. Stratton, PLYMOUTH COLONY: ITS HISTORY & PEOPLE [Salt Lake City, UT, 1986], 243-44 [FHL #974.4 H2s]).
DEATH: No death rec found. See the will of George Soule of Duxbury, 11 Aug 1677, codicil 20 Sep 1677, no probate act, inv 22 Jan 1679/80, Plymouth Colony Probate, 4:50-51 (FHL #567794).
OCC: Servant to Edward Winslow, yeoman. "Mayflower" passenger of 1620 and signer of the "Mayflower Compact."
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BES: IGI | Soule, George (I6186)
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| 2703 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. George was married in St. Nicholas, Bristol in 1589 but seems to have left the city until about 1600/1 when his dau Mary was baptized at St. Stephen's.
MAR: St. Nicholas, Bristol par reg (FHL #1596630 item 7).
DEATH: No death/bur rec found. George was living in Bristol as late as 27 Jun 1629, when his son-in-law, Andrew Sargent, was discharged as his apprentice (Bristol Apprenticeship Register, 1626-1636, fo. 100 [FHL #1565024]).
OCC: Joiner | Wathen, George (I10691)
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| 2704 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Griffith Jones is a common Welch name. There was also a Morgan Jones in Springfield contemporary to Griffith. Morgan is also a Welch name. Griffith and Morgan are possibly brothers and very likely from Wales.
MAR #1: No mar rec found. Margeret, "wife of Griffith Jones," died 6 May 1665 ("Hampshire Records of Births, Marriages, Deaths," [private ms of John Pynchon], entries for Springfield. p. 72 [FHL #014766]). Death rec in Springfield Vital Records, 1:48, does not include given name, only "Griffith Jones wife" (FHL #185414).
MAR #2: No mar rec found. Wife is called Sarah on 1670 court rec (Thomas B. Warren, "Springfield Families" [typescript, 1935; Conn. Valley Historical Museum, Springfield, Mass.], 387 [FHL #014787]).
DEATH: Springfield Vital Records, 1:49 (FHL #185414). Also see the adm of estate of Griffith Jones of Springfield, 25 Sep 1677, Hampshire Co. Probate, 1:192 (FHL #879184).
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BES: IGI (marriage sealing "cleared" 1994 IGI). | Jones, Griffith (I4354)
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| 2705 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. He is perhaps the son or brother of William Stonestreet of Bethersden, whose estate was administered on 24 Mar 1567 (Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, Adm Act Books, 18:48 [FHL #189270]). Another possibility is that he is the son Thomas identified in the will of Robert Stonestreet of Pluckley, 22 Feb 1533, proved 11 June 1534[?], Consistory Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 16:42 (FHL #188841).
MAR #1: No mar rec found, and no evidence of the name of this wife. However, Thomasine, the wife named in Thomas's will was apparently not the mother of all of his children. The will of son William Stonestreet calls Thomasine his "mother-in-law," which meant stepmother in the language of the day. Moreover, the youngest son, Daniel, was nearly 30 years younger than his eldest brother, Reuben.
MAR #2: A wife Thomasine is identified in the will of Thomas Stonestreet, below.
BUR: Bethersden ATs (FHL #1751588 item 3). Also see the will of Thomas Stonestreet of Bethersden, 6 Jan 1579/80, proved 24 Feb 1579/80, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 43:264 (FHL #188942).
OCC: Probably a weaver. Thomas left his kersey loom to his son Daniel. | Stonestreet, Thomas (I13964)
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| 2706 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. He may be the Benjamin, son of William Coley, chr at Tring, Herts, 25 Feb 1615. See Robert L. Ward, "English Clues: Tyng, Coley, Cooley and Seabrook," TAG, 50(1974):93-95 (FHL #973 D25aga).
MAR: No mar rec found. Sarah, "widow of Ensign Benjamin Cooley," died 23 Aug 1684 (Springfield Vital Records, 1:51 [FHL #185414]).
DEATH: Ibid, 1:51. Also see the incomplete will of Benjamin Cooley, n.d., recorded 30 Sep 1684, inv 8 Sep 1684, settlement presented 30 Sep 1684, Hampshire Co. Probate, 1:238-39, 2:23 (FHL #879184).
OCC: Ensign in militia.
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BES: IGI | Cooley, Benjamin (I4881)
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| 2707 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. He may be the, son of William Killam, baptized at Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, 10 Aug 1558, as asserted by Sheila Spencer Stover, "New Information about the Ancestry of Austin Kilham/Killam," THE AUGUSTAN SOCIETY OMNIBUS, 8(1986):74-79 (FHL #929.105 Au450). However, Bury St. Edmunds is a great distance from Dennington, and no supporting evidence is found to suggest the two Henrys are identical.
MAR: C. E. Botwright, comp, "Transcription of the Registers of Baptisms, Marriages & Burials of the Parish of Dennington" (typescript, 1963), unpaginated (FHL #993242 item 4).
BUR: Ibid. Also see the will of Henry Killam of Dennington, n.d., proved 3 Jun 1631, Archdeaconry Court of Suffolk, reg wills, 60:242 (FHL #096960).
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BES: IGI | Killam, Henry (I12289)
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| 2708 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. He may have come from the vicinity of Hingham, Norfolk, Eng, where many of the early settlers of Hingham, Mass. originated.
MAR: No mar rec found. A wife Elizabeth is mentioned in his will, below.
DEATH: "Hobart's Journal" [Rev. Peter Hobart, et al], unpaginated (FHL #423526). Also see the will of George Marsh of Hingham, 2 Jul 1647, no probate act, Suffolk Co. Probate, #66, (n.s.) 1:43-44 (FHL #594359).
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BES: IGI | Marsh, George (I8996)
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| 2709 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Henry married and had children baptized at Cambridge beginning in 1615.
MAR #1: St. Mary-the-Great Cambridge BTs (FHL #1818407).
MAR #2: No mar rec found. Although there is no mention of Henry's 2nd wife, he apparently married Elizabeth, widow of Robert Andrews, between 1647 and 1655. The will of Robert Andrews of Ipswich, 1 Mar 1643, proved 26 Mar 1644, mentions a wife Elizabeth and the children of Humphrey Griffin, among others, but he does not explain his relationship to Griffin (THE PROBATE RECORDS OF ESSEX COUNTY, 3 vols. [Salem, MA, 1916-20], 1:27-28 [FHL #974.45 P2p]). Widow Andrews was admonished for reviling her son-in-law Humphrey Griffin on 30 Mar 1647 (RECORDS AND FILES OF THE QUARTERLY COURTS OF ESSEX COUNTY, 9 vols. [Salem, MA, 1911-75], 1:113 [FHL #974.45 P2e]). Humphrey Griffin of Ipswich sold his house and land in Ipswich to Simon Tompson, 9 Feb 1655/6. Henry Pinder witnessed the deed, and Elizabeth Pinder released her claim to the land (Essex Co. Deeds, 25:190 [FHL #866025]). Hence, Robert Andrews' widow married a Pinder between 1647 and 1655. Henry was the only available Pinder, and he was a witness to the 1655 deed. Furthermore, Elizabeth Pinder was called "widow" in a deed to Elizabeth Deare, 31 Jul 1662 (Ipswich Deeds, 3:3 [FHL #873019). Henry died in Feb 1661(/2?).
DEATH: VITAL RECORDS OF IPSWICH, 3 vols. (Salem, MA, 1910-19), 2:649 (FHL #974.45/I2 V2e).
OCC: Carpenter
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BES1: IGI | Pinder, Henry (I11263)
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| 2710 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Henry may be a son of Edward and Martha White of Dorchester, but proof is lacking.
MAR: No mar rec found. However, Henry and Mary White of Dorchester deeded land in Dorchester to George Sumner of Milton on 18 Mar 1713, which is described as formerly "in partnership between two brothers namely William Weeks and Amuell Weeks both dec'd, the said land falling to be part of a childs portion to the aforesaid Mary White daughter of the said William Weeks" (Suffolk Co. Deeds, 28:29 [FHL #493941]). Furthermore, the baptismal entry of son William White in 1685 indicates his mother is a dau of William Weeks (RECORDS OF THE FIRST CHURCH IN DORCHESTER IN NEW ENGLAND [Boston, 1891], 196 [FHL #856696]).
DEATH: DORCHESTER BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, 21st Report Boston Record Commissioners (Boston, 1890), 128 (FHL #974.46/D1 V2r). Also see the estate recs of Henry White of Dorchester, Suffolk Co. Probate, #3484, (o.s.): adm of estate, 24 Jul 1713, (18:131 [FHL #584133]), inv 25 Jun 1713 (Ibid, 18:131-32), additional inv 15 Dec 1713, acct 25 Mar 1718 (20:351 [FHL #584134]), division 7 Apr 1729 (27:423-26 [FHL #584138]).
OCC: Husbandman, planter.
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BES: IGI | White, Henry (I9571)
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| 2711 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Her name is not found on any rec, including her death rec, which calls her simply "wife of Edmund Hart." Edmund's son, Elisha Hart, chose his "uncle" George Phelps to be his guardian in 1673 (Hampshire Co. Probate, 1:154 [FHL #879184]). Hence, it is possible that Edmund Hart's wife is a sister of George Phelps. Other possibilities also exist.
DEATH: VITAL RECORDS OF WEYMOUTH, 2 vols. (Boston, 1910), 2:276 (FHL #974.47/W1 V2n).
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BAPT: IGI | (unknown) (I4455)
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| 2712 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Her son John Merrill was chief beneficiary in the will of Gregory Wolterton of Hartford, 17 Jul 1674. Mary Lovering Holman makes Susanna a sister of Gregory in ANCESTRY OF CHARLES STINSON PILLSBURY, 2 vols. (Privately printed, 1938), 2:1037-1040 (FHL #929.273 P646h). However, Donald Lines Jacobus believed the relationship was more remote. See Jacobus, "Gregory Wolterton's Connections," TAG, 32(1956):197-99 (FHL #973 D25aga).
MAR #1: No mar rec found. A wife Susanna is identified in the will of Nathaniel Merrill of Newbury, 8 Mar 1654, proved 27 Mar 1655, THE PROBATE RECORDS OF ESSEX COUNTY, 3 vols. (Salem, MA, 1916-20), 1:204-206 (FHL #974.45 P2p).
MAR #2: No mar rec found. Adm of estate of Susanna Jordan of Newbury, 25 Mar 1673, was granted to Abel Merrill, "her youngest son." (THE PROBATE RECORDS OF ESSEX COUNTY, 1:322). The will of Stephen Jordan of Newbury, 5 Apr 1667, proved 29 Mar 1670, does not mention wife's name, but inv 8 Feb 1669, mentions debts to 3 of Susanna's sons (PROBATE RECORDS OF ESSEX COUNTY, 2:187-88). Hence, Susanna married 2nd to Stephen Jordan.
DEATH: VITAL RECORDS OF NEWBURY, 2 vols. (Salem, MA, 1911), 2:630 (FHL #974.45/N1 V28v). Also see estate recs, above.
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BES1,2: IGI | (Wolterton?), Susanna (I5251)
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| 2713 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. It appears that Matthias died as an infant prior to baptism. Father is identified on bur rec, below.
BUR: Ashford ATs (FHL #1751481 item 2). | Miller, Matthias (I6404)
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| 2714 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. It is believed that John was considerably older that his wife, as he was released from training by the Massachusetts General Court on 7 Nov 1634 because of age and infirmities (Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, ed, RECORDS OF THE GOVERNOR AND COMPANY OF THE MASSACHUSETTS BAY, 5 vols. [Boston, 1853-54], 1:133 [FHL #974.4 N2s]).
MAR: No mar rec found. The will of John Benjamin, below, calls John Eddy of Watertown "brother," suggesting that Abigail, wife of John Benjamin, is John Eddy's sister. John Benjamin's will does not call his wife by name, but she is identified as Abigail, widow of John Benjamin, in a deed of exchange with Thomas Merrit and John Eddy, 18 Oct 1649 (Middlesex Co. Deeds, 2:83 [FHL #554000]). Abigail Benjamin deposed in court, 3 Oct 1671 that she was aged about 72 years (Middlesex Co. Court Papers, fo. 59, pt.1 [FHL #901001]). Abigail, dau of William Eddy, was baptized at Cranbrook, Kent, 25 Oct 1601 (Cranbrook par reg, [FHL #1473753]).
DEATH: WATERTOWN RECORDS, 8 vols. (Watertown, MA, 1894-1939), 1:3:12 (FHL #974.44/W5 V28w). Also see the nuncupative will of John Benjamin of Watertown, n.d., proved 3 Jul 1645, Suffolk Co. Probate, misc docket, (o.s.) 1:36 (FHL #584127).
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BES: IGI | Benjamin, John (I8216)
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| 2715 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. It is known that Obadiah Miller, another early Springfield settler, was a brother of Thomas. For a review of the evidence, see Donald Lines Jacobus and Edgar Francis Waterman, HALE, HOUSE AND RELATED FAMILIES (Hartford, 1952), 716-17 (FHL # 929.273 H135j).
MAR: Springfield Vital Records, 1:13 (FHL #185414).
DEATH: Ibid, 1:49. Thomas Miller was killed by the Indians during an attack on Springfield in King Philip's War. For an account of Miller's death, see Henry Morris, EARLY HISTORY OF SPRINGFIELD (Springfield, MA, 1876), 34-37 (FHL #974.426/S1 H2m). Also see the inv of estate of Thomas Miller of Springfield, 25 Mar 1676; settlements, 30 Mar 1680 and 27 Mar 1683, Hampshire Co. Probate, 1:174, 207, 228 (FHL #879184). The settlement names the widow and surviving children except son Ebenezer.
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BES: IGI | Miller, Thomas (I4575)
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| 2716 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. It is unclear whether Daniel belongs to one of the established Bradley families in New England.
MAR: VITAL RECORDS OF HAVERHILL, 2 vols. (Topsfield, MA, 1910-11), 2:39 (FHL #974.45/H1 V29h).
DEATH: Ibid, 2:365. Also see the adm of estate Daniel Bradley of Haverhill, "slaine by the hand of the Heathen," 30 Sep 1690, inv 23 Sep 1689, Essex Co. Probate, (o.s.) 304:269-70 (FHL #860269), division 5 Apr 1697 (Ibid, 305:274-75), receipts of heirs (Ibid, 309:352-55 [FHL #875126]), agreement of heirs 25 Oct 1689 (Ibid, 309:354), adm granted to Stephen Dow in Apr 1698 (Ibid, 305:251 [FHL #860486]), inv 6 Apr 1697 (Ibid, 305:284).
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BEPS: IGI | Bradley, Daniel (I9007)
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| 2717 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Jane married her 2nd husband in St. Olave's, Southwark and had several children baptized there.
MAR #1: No mar rec found. However, Jane must have been a widow when she married her 2nd husband as Jane Clark in 1611, as she called Sarah (Walker) Warren, wife of Nathaniel Warren, "grandchild" in her deposition of 11 Jun 1653 (Plymouth Colony Deeds, 2:1:73-65 [FHL #567789]). None of her Collier daughters were old enough to have had a dau the age of Sarah (Walker) Warren.
MAR #2: W. H. Challen, ed, "Transcription of the Marriages of St. Olave, Southwark, 1583-1755" (typescript, 1927), 51 (FHL #416709).
DEATH: No death rec found. Jane was living in Duxbury, 2 Dec 1661, when she consented to a deed for her husband William Collier. See Eugene A. Stratton, PLYMOUTH COLONY (Salt Lake City, 1986), 268 (FHL #974.4 H2s).
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SEAL S: IGI | Jane (I6457)
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| 2718 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Jane was living in Northam, from at least 1631-1635, when children were baptized (W. H.Rogers, ed, "Northam Parish Register," 2 vols. [transcript, n.d.; Devon & Cornwall Record Society], 1:66, 68, 71 [FHL #917204]).
MAR: No mar rec found. Nicholas Lobdel and wife Jane had a dau Ann chr at Northam, 8 Mar 1634/5. Wife's name is not given on baptisms other children.
DEATH: "Hobart's Journal" [Rev. Peter Hobart, et al], unpaginated (FHL #423526). "Goodman Lobdell's wife died."
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BES: IGI | Jane (I5511)
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| 2719 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Joan married at Dartmouth and had siblings baptized there. Joan is identified in the will of her father, Clement Palmer of Hardnes in the parish of Townstall, 20 Dec 1656, proved 20 Apr 1659, P.C.C., 221 Pell (FHL #092256).
MAR #1: E. J. Carnell, et al, eds, "Dartmouth, St. Saviours Parish Register," 5 vols. (transcript, n.d.; Devon and Cornwall Record Society), 3:57 (FHL #917193).
MAR #2: No mar rec found. Joane Crafts of Kittery gave her house and land to son Joseph Deering of Kittery, 23 Jun 1703 (YORK DEEDS, 18 vols. [Portland, ME, 1887-1910], 7:128 [FHL #974.195 R2m]). Later this property was disputed. Six depositions were taken on 20 Jan 1727/8. The deposition of Ebenezer More and George Bray indicate Joane was the widow of William Crafts (Ibid, 12:229). She was married before 1 Oct 1695, when she was licensed to keep a public house as Joane Crafts (PROVINCE AND COURT RECORDS OF MAINE, 6 vols. [Portland, ME, 1928-75], 4:50-51 [FHL #974.1 P2p]).
DEATH: No death or probate rec found. See the deposition of Robert Mitchell, 20 Jan 1727/8, where he testified that Joane died about 14 yrs ago (YORK DEEDS, 12:229).
OCC: Tavern keeper
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BEPS1: IGI | Palmer, Joan (I11701)
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BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. John B. Threlfall suggests that William is probably a son of James Nune, but evidence is lacking ("The English Ancestry of Joseph Bixby...," NEHGR, 141[1987]:241 [FHL #974 B2ne]).
MAR #1: No mar rec found, and no evidence of wife's name, but a child of William Nune was baptized at Rattlesden in 1562.
MAR #2: Rattlesden par reg transcript, published in J. R. Olorenshaw, ed, NOTES ON THE CHURCH AND PARISH OF RATTLESDEN (Privately printed, 1900), 223 (FHL #991988 item 5).
MAR #3: No mar rec found. Children of William Nune and his wife Johan were baptized at Rattlesden, 1567/8-1576.
MAR #4: Olorenshaw, NOTES ON THE CHURCH & PARISH OF RATTLESDEN, 248.
BUR: Ibid, 257. Also see the will of William Nune of Rattlesden, 10 Jan 1605/6, proved 7 Oct 1613, Archdeaconry Court of Sudbury, reg wills, 44:267 (FHL #097078).
OCC: Yeoman
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BES,2,3: IGI | Nune, William (I10168)
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| 2721 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. John had brothers Richard Weston and Philip Weston. The will of John Weston, below, mentions his brother Richard. Brothers John and Richard are mentioned in the will of Philip Weston of Wye, 30 Mar 1561, proved 10 Oct 1561, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 35:191 (FHL #188939).
MAR #1: No mar rec found, but Cicely is clearly not John's first wife, nor is she the mother of all of his children. The language of John's will shows that she was previously the wife of George Gotely and came into their marriage as a widow. Furthermore, of the eight children identified in John's will, only two, Alexander and Elizabeth, are identified in the will of widow Cicely Weston of Kennington, 3 Dec 1591, proved 18 Dec 1591, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 48:262 (FHL #188946).
MAR #2: A wife Cicely is identified in the will of John Weston, below. Cicely was bequeathed the house and lands in Kennington. See discussion above.
BUR: Crundale par reg (FHL #1850187 item 6). Also see the will of John Weston of Crundale, 12 Mar 1563 [1562/3], proved 22 Apr 1563, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 37:19 (FHL #188938). | Weston, John (I13891)
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| 2722 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. John is identified as a son of John and Ruth Sherburne in chr rec, below. He was baptized with 2 siblings.
CHR: "A Book Conteining ye Account of the Gathering & Carrying on ye Church of Christ in Portsmouth Anno 1671" (typescript, n.d.), 1:270 (FHL #015572).
MAR #1: Priscilla Hammond, ed, "A Record of Births, Marriages, and Deaths in Portsmouth, NH, 1699-1742" (typescript, 1939), 48 (FHL #974.26/P1 V2h). The wife died in 1740 (Roland D. Sawyer, comp, "Kensington Vital Statistics - Marriages and Deaths" [typescript, 1943], pt. 2, p. 1 [FHL #015563 item 13]).
MAR #2: Sawyer, "Kensington Vital Statistics - Marriages and Deaths," pt.1, p. 1.
DEATH: Ibid, pt. 2, p. 6. Aged 57 yrs, "nervous fever." Duplicate entry "3" Mar 1767. Also see the adm of estate of John Sherburne of Kensington, 6 Apr 1767 (PROBATE RECORDS OF THE PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, 9 vols., repr of New Hampshire State Papers Series, vols. 31-39 [Bowie, MD, 1989-90], 8:434-35 [FHL #974.2 P2p]).
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BEP: FGRA
SEAL S1: IGI | Sherburne, John (I10495)
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| 2723 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. John is identified as a stepson in the will of Richard Hampden of Thornbury, 7 Jan 1550, proved 22 Jan 1551/2, P.C.C., 2 Powell (FHL #091926). Hampden's will shows that he married the widow Cicely Hilpe. Cicely was apparently the widow of Thomas Hilpe who appears in an undated chancery suit, no doubt from the early 1520s, alleging that he married Cicely, dau of Thomas Hickes, but was deprived of his rightful legacy from the will of Thomas Hickes by the widow Ellen Hickes (Chancery Proceedings, PRO C1/528/2 21531, by corr, James Butler-Sloss, London, 1996).
DEATH: No death rec found. John is mentioned in the will of John Tayer, 31 Dec 1600, proved 19 Mar 1600/1, Consistory Court of Gloucester, orig wills, 1600, #86 (FHL #091387). | Hilpe, John (I8959)
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| 2724 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. John is identified in the will of his mother, Agnes Davis, widow, of Acton Turville, 10 Mar 1587, proved 9 Jul 1589, Consistory Court of Gloucester, orig wills, 1589, #2 (FHL #091384). As executor and residual legatee it is probable that John is the eldest son.
MAR #1: The identity of this wife cannot be determined with certainty. She died before 17 Jul 1624 when John married his 2nd wife. She is probably the Agnes Davis buried at Acton Turville, 23 Jan 1622/3. Ann Davis is mentioned in the undated will of John's brother, Thomas Davis of Acton Turville, proved 3 Mar 1623/4, Consistory Court of Gloucester, orig wills, 1623, #120 (FHL #091398). No relationship is stated in the will, but Ann is mentioned immediately following his bequest to John. The names Ann and Agnes were used interchangeably during this time.
MAR #2: Acton Turville BTs (FHL #417098).
DEATH: No death/bur rec found. See the will of John Davis of Acton Turville, Apr 1625, proved 21 Nov 1626, Consistory Court of Gloucester, 1626, #144 (FHL #091400). | Davis, John (I8965)
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| 2725 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. John is listed in the lay subsidy roll of Great Shelford in 1524. See John I. Coddington and Maclean W. McLean, "The Blossom Family of Cambridgeshire, England, and New England," TAG, 63(1988):70 (FHL #974 D25aga).
BUR: T. P. R. Layng, ed, "St. Mary's Church, Great Shelford [parish register]" (typescript, n.d.), 200 (FHL #942.59/G5 K29c). He is called "Father Blossome" on bur rec. | Blossom, John (I7606)
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| 2726 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. John is said to have been a weaver from Chippenham, Wilts (Joshua Coffin, A SKETCH OF THE HISTORY OF NEWBURY [Boston, 1845], 18, 294 [FHL #6050089]). However, John's children were not chr at Chippenham but in the nearby parish of Bromham.
MAR: C. W. Shickle, comp, "A Copy of the Register of the Parish of Bromham, Wiltshire" (typescript, 1908), unpaginated (FHL #1526698 item 18).
DEATH: VITAL RECORDS OF NEWBURY, 2 vols. (Salem, 1911), 2:547 (FHL #974.45/N1 V28v). "Old." Also see the will of John Bailey of Newbury, 28 Oct 1651, proved 13 Apr 1652, inv 12 Nov 1651 (THE PROBATE RECORDS OF ESSEX COUNTY, 3 vols. [Salem, MA, 1916-20], 1:145-46 [FHL #974.45 P2p]). The will mentions a son John in New England, son Robert, an unnamed wife, and unnamed daughters living in England.
OCC: Weaver
NOTE: The family tradition recorded by Coffin is that John Bailey and his son John came to New England in 1635 aboard the "Angel Gabriel," which was shipwrecked in a storm off Pemaquid (now Bristol), Maine. Unwilling to risk the voyage, the wife and other children remained in England. The Essex County court ordered John to bring his family to New England, but in Apr 1649 it was decided that "she utterly refusing to come, [John] shall not be constrained to go over to her, using still what means he may to get her over" (RECORDS AND FILES OF THE QUARTERLY COURTS OF ESSEX COUNTY, 9 vols. [Salem, MA, 1911-75], 1:166 [FHL #974.45 P2e]).
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BEP: IGI | Bailey, John (I11541)
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| 2727 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. John married in Ware, Herts and had several children baptized there and at nearby Gt. Amwell.
MAR #1: Ware par reg (FHL #991326 item 2).
MAR #2: No mar rec found. Margery, wife of John Johnson, was buried at Roxbury, 9 Jun 1655 (VITAL RECORDS OF ROXBURY, 2 vols. [Salem, MA, 1925-26], 2:563 [FHL #974.46/R2 V2r]). Margery was admitted to the Roxbury church in 1633 as the wife of John Johnson (ROXBURY LAND AND CHURCH RECORDS, 6th Report Boston Record Commissioners [Boston, 1881], 79 [FHL #974.461 H2b]).
MAR #3: No mar rec found. In May 1656 the estate of Barnabas Fawer was divided between Eleazer Fawer, his only son, and his widow Grace, now the wife of John Johnson (Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, ed, RECORDS OF THE GOVERNOR AND COMPANY OF THE MASSACHUSETTS BAY, 5 vols. [Boston, 1853-54], 3:401-402 [FHL #974.4 N2s]). The will of Grace Johnson, 21 Dec 1671, proved 29 Dec 1671, directs that her estate be divided between her brothers, Jonathan Negus and Benjamin Negus (Suffolk Co. Probate, misc docket, [o.s.] 7:175-76 [FHL #584128]). Hence, it appears that Grace Negus married (1) Barnabas Fawer, and (2) John Johnson.
DEATH: VITAL RECORDS OF ROXBURY, 2:563. Also see the will of John Johnson of Roxbury, 3 Sep 1659, proved 15 Oct 1659, inv sworn 15 Oct 1659, Suffolk Co. Probate, #218, (o.s.) 1:334, 3:154-57 (FHL #584127).
BUR: ROXBURY LAND AND CHURCH RECORDS, 176.
OCC: Tavern owner, deputy to General Court, member of Ancient and Honorable Artillery Co., Surveyor General of the Armies of the Massachusetts Bay Colony.
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BEPS1,3: IGI | Johnson, John (I12674)
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| 2728 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. John may be the son of Peter and Bridget Gage of Edwardstone, as reported in Duane Marshall Gage, JOHN GAGE OF IPSWICH (Decorah, IA, 1983), 22 (FHL #929.273 G121gd). Proof is lacking, however.
MAR: C. Partridge, ed, "A Transcript of the Parish Registers of Boxford, 1557-1640," 6 vols. (transcript, 1938), 4:149 (FHL #993244). | Gage, John (I7454)
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| 2729 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. John mentioned his brother Stephen in his will, below. Stephen's epitaph in Fleet Church, Dorset displays the arms granted to John Hyde, Sr. in 1525. For epitaph, see John Hutchins, THE HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF THE COUNTY OF DORSET, 2 vols. (Westminster, 1863), 2:743 (FHL #Q974.33 H2hu). For arms of John Hyde, Sr, see NOTE & QUERIES FOR SOMERSET AND DORSET, 18(1926):154-55 (FHL #942.3 B2n).
MAR: The will of John Hyde, below, mentions, among others, wife Margaret, son Thomas Hyde, and dau Elizabeth Cartmyle. John Butler was coexecutor of the will. To dau Elizabeth he gave the lease of his manor at Aldbury, Herts. The will of William Butler of Aldbury, 10 Sep 1555, proved 24 Jun 1556, mentions "cousins" John Cartmyle and Thomas Hyde, gentleman of London. The latter was named coexecutor of the will. Also mentioned was his brother John Butler (P.C.C., 9 Ketchyn [FHL #091929]). It seems reasonable to conclude that Margaret, wife of John Hyde, is a sister of William Butler of Aldbury, Herts.
DEATH: Date of death is from i.p.m. of John Hyde made at Dorset, 24 Oct 1545, cited in THE HERTS GENEALOGIST AND ANTIQUARY, 3(1899):258 (FHL #091759). Also see the will of John Hyde of the King's Exchequer, 14 Aug 1543, proved 1 Oct 1545, P.C.C., 36 Pynnyng (FHL #091920).
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BEPS: IGI | Hyde, John (I6926)
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| 2730 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. John was apparently a single man when he was living in Springfield, Mass. in 1636.
MAR #1: No mar rec found. Two records show that John Woodcock's wife was Sarah. On 1 Jan 1660 John Woodcock and wife Sarah of Rehoboth sold land to Joseph Carpenter (Plymouth Colony Deeds, 3:5 [FHL #567789]). Sarah, "wife of John Woodcocke," died at Rehoboth, 10 May 1676 (Nathaniel B. Shurtleff and David Pulsifer, eds, RECORDS OF THE COLONY OF NEW PLYMOUTH, 12 vols. [Boston, 1855-61], 8:63 [FHL #974.4 N2n]).
MAR #2: No mar rec found. A wife Joanna is identified in "articles of agreement" of the heirs of John Woodcock, late of Attleborough, 4 Dec 1701, Bristol Co. Probate, 2:37 (FHL #461882).
DEATH: VITAL RECORDS OF ATTLEBOROUGH (Salem, MA, 1934), 744 (FHL #974.485/A2 C28v). Also see the estate recs of John Woodcock of Attleborough: inv, 29 Oct 1701; agreement of heirs, 4 Dec 1701 and 6 Mar 1703; account, 2 Nov 1704 (Bristol Co. Probate, 2:36-37, 106-107 [FHL #461882]).
OCC: Merchant, tavern keeper.
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SEAL S1: FGRA | Woodcock, John (I9291)
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| 2731 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. John was listed as 24 yrs old on passenger list of the ship "Abigail" from London to Boston in 1635. See William B. Dibble, "John and Anne Burbank: A Suggested Identity," NEHGR, 94 (1940):393-94 (FHL #974 B2ne). However, this entry is transcribed as "Joseph Borebanck" in Peter Wilson Coldham, THE COMPLETE BOOK OF EMIGRANTS, 1607-1660 (Baltimore, 1987), 42 (FHL #973 W2col).
MAR #1: No mar rec found. A child is recorded for John and Anne Burbank at Rowley in 1641 (VITAL RECORDS OF ROWLEY, 2 vols. [Salem, MA, 1928-31], 1:38 [FHL #974.45/R1 V28v]).
MAR #2: No mar rec found. Children are recorded for John and Jemima Burbank at Rowley, 1644-55 (VITAL RECORDS OF ROWLEY, 1:38).
DEATH: No death rec found. See the will of John Burbank of Rowley, 5 Apr 1681, proved 10 Apr 1683, verbatim copy in George B. Sedgley, GENEALOGYOF THE BURBANK FAMILY (Farmington, ME, 1928), 8-9 (FHL #929.273 B891s).
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BES1,2: IGI | Burbank, John (I5102)
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| 2732 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. John was probably born in the area around Dorset, Somerset, or Devon, where the founders of the Dorchester Company of Adventurers were situated. Tilley was employed by the Dorchester Co. in 1623 to oversee the fisheries at Cape Anne.
MAR: No proof has been found that John was the husband of the widow Eady Tilley of Windsor. However, it is known that John Tilley of Dorchester was married and that after his death in 1636 his widow is listed as a land owner in Dorchester town recs. See DORCHESTER TOWN RECORDS, 4th Report Boston Record Commissioners (Boston 1883), 2, 11, 18, 26, 27, 30, 305, 322 (FHL #974.46/D1 N2d). "Mrs. Tillie" is last of record in Dorchester on 2 Jan 1637/8. An Eady Tilly was granted a homelot at Windsor, Conn., 25 Dec 1640 (Windsor Deeds, 1:30 [FHL #006188]). Most of the original settlers of Windsor were from Dorchester.
DEATH: There are several contemporary accounts of the death of John Tilley. See John Winthrop, THE HISTORY OF NEW ENGLAND, 2 vols. (Boston, 1825), 1:200 (FHL #974 H2w); letter from Lyon Gardiner to Robert Chapman and Thomas Hurlburt, 12 Jun 1660, cited in Gilman C. Gates, SAYBROOK AT THE MOUTH OF THE CONNECTICUT (New Haven, CT, 1935), 35-36 (FHL #974.66/O1 H2g); and John Underhill, NEVVES [NEWS] FROM AMERICA (London, 1638; repr New York, 1971), 22-23 (FHL #973.22 Un2n). Tilley was killed by the Indians, one of the 1st casualties of the Pequot War.
OCC: Merchant, coastal trader. | Tilley, John (I5199)
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| 2733 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. John's father is identified in chr rec, below.
CHR: VITAL RECORDS OF SALEM, 6 vols. (Salem, MA, 1916-25), 1:312 (FHL #974.45/S1 V2e).
DEATH: John was not mentioned in his father's will in 1670 and is presumably the seaman from Manchester (then part of Salem), whose death is recorded in Boston in 1655 (BOSTON BIRTHS, BAPTISMS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, 9th Report Boston Record Commissioners [Boston, 1883; Baltimore, 1994], 52 [FHL #974.461 V2a]).
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BEP: IGI | Foote, John (I11136)
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| 2734 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Joseph may be son of "Widow Elizabeth Wise" of Sudbury, Suffolk, Eng, and Roxbury, Mass. See Douglas Richardson, "Widow Wise of Roxbury...," TAG, 55(1979):149-50 (FHL #973 D25aga).
MAR: VITAL RECORDS OF ROXBURY, 2 vols. (Salem, MA, 1925-26), 2:442 (FHL #6014108).
DEATH: Ibid, 2:675. Also see the adm of estate of Joseph Wise of Roxbury, 15 Sep 1684, inv 16 Sep 1684, Suffolk Co. Probate, #1366, (o.s.) 9:190, 204 (FHL #584129).
OCC: Butcher
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BAPT/ENDW: TIB (FHL #1267049-R). | Wise, Joseph (I5789)
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| 2735 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Lettice Aggar married in Widford and had four children baptized there.
MAR: Widford par reg (FHL #991404).
BUR: Nazeing par reg by corr, Essex Record Office, Chelmsford, 1 Apr 1996.
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BES: IGI | Aggar, Lettice (I6609)
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| 2736 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Malachi's father is identified in chr rec, below.
CHR: VITAL RECORDS OF SALEM, 6 vols. (Salem, MA, 1916-25), 1:313 (FHL #974.45/S1 V2e).
DEATH: No death rec found. Malachi is not mentioned in his father's will, dated 21 Sep 1670.
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BEP: IGI | Foote, Malachi (I11137)
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| 2737 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Mar record identified father as Henry Greene.
MAR: Thorpe-Achurch par reg (FHL #6129050).
BUR: VITAL RECORDS OF ROXBURY, 2 vols. (Salem, MA, 1925-26), 2:591 (FHL #974.461/R2 V2r).
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BAPT/ENDW: IGI
SEAL S: IGI | Greene, Katherine (I5032)
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| 2738 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Mary is identified as a dau of John and Ruth Sherburne in chr rec, below. She was baptized with 2 siblings.
CHR: "A Book Conteining ye Account of the Gathering & Carrying on ye Church of Christ in Portsmouth Anno 1671" (typescript, n.d.), 1:270 (FHL #015572).
MAR: No mar rec found. Mary is identified as the wife of Caleb Philbrick of Greenland, NH in a deed from the heirs of John Sherburne of Portsmouth, deceased, to Nathaniel Sherburne, 19 Mar 1739/40 (New Hampshire Province Deeds, 24:422 [FHL #015420]). Mary's husband is also identified in the will of her mother, Ruth Lang of Greenland, 19 Mar 1759, proved 10 Feb 1761 (PROBATE RECORDS OF THE PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, 9 vols., repr of New Hampshire State Papers Series, vols. 31-39 [Bowie, MD, 1989-90], 6:392 [FHL #974.2 P2p]).
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BES: IGI
SEAL P: FGRA | Sherburne, Mary (I10494)
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| 2739 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Mary married and had children at Cambridge beginning in 1615.
MAR: St. Mary-the-Great Cambridge BTs (FHL #1818407).
DEATH: No death rec found. Mary was dead by 9 Feb 1655/6, by which time her husband had married Elizabeth, widow of Robert Andrews.
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SEAL S: IGI | Rogers, Mary (I11264)
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| 2740 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Nathaniel is identified as a son of John and Ruth Sherburne in chr rec, below. He was baptized with 2 siblings.
CHR: "A Book Conteining ye Account of the Gathering & Carrying on ye Church of Christ in Portsmouth Anno 1671" (typescript, n.d.), 1:270 (FHL #015572).
MAR: Priscilla Hammond, ed, "A Record of Births, Marriages, and Deaths in Portsmouth, NH, 1699-1742" (typescript, 1939), 36 (FHL #974.26/P1 V2h).
DEATH: No death rec found. See the adm of estate of Nathaniel Sherburne of Portsmouth, 26 Sep 1769, inv 5 Oct 1769 (PROBATE RECORDS OF THE PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, 9 vols., repr of New Hampshire State Papers Series, vols. 31-39 [Bowie, MD, 1989-90], 9:311 [FHL #974.2 P2p]). The apparently erroneous death date of 23 May 1772 is found in Edward Raymond Sherburne, "John Sherburne of Portsmouth, NH," NEHGR, 59(1905):58 (FHL #974 B2ne).
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BEP: FGRA | Sherburne, Nathaniel (I10493)
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| 2741 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Nathaniel is identified in the will of his father, John Merrill of Wherstead, 2 Dec 1600, proved 11 Dec 1600, Archdeaconry Court of Suffolk, reg wills, 38:242 (FHL #096939).
MAR: C. Partridge, ed, "A Transcript of the Parish Registers of Belstead" (transcript, 1940), 229 (FHL #993222). Only the year of mar is given in this transcript. For complete date, see Belstead extracts in Samuel Merrill, A MERRILL MEMORIAL (Cambridge, MA, 1917-28), 40 (FHL #929.273 M552m).
BUR: "Transcripts of Suffolk Parish Registers," Wherstead, 1590-1683, pp. 705-37 (transcript, n.d.), 722 (FHL #992004 item 5).
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BEPS: IGI | Merrill, Nathaniel (I5265)
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| 2742 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Nicholas was living in Northam, from at least 1631-1635, when children were baptized (W. H.Rogers, ed, "Northam Parish Register," 2 vols. [transcript, n.d.; Devon & Cornwall Record Society], 1:66, 68, 71 [FHL #917204]).
MAR: No mar rec found. Wife Jane is identified on chr of dau Ann at Northam.
DEATH: No death or probate rec found. Nicholas was granted land in Hingham in 1636 and was still there in Nov 1648, when he signed a letter of attorney to Richard Shelton (ASPINWALL NOTARIAL RECORDS, 1644-1651, 32nd Report Boston Record Commissioners, [Boston, 1903], 174 [FHL #974.461 H2b]). William Aspinwall was a Boston attorney and recorder of the Suffolk Co. Court.
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BES: IGI | Lobdell, Nicholas (I5510)
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| 2743 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Nicholas was probably the son of Robert Derby of Askerswell, but this is not yet proved. See discussion in G. Andrews Moriarty, "Genealogical Research in England-Derby," NEHGR, 79(1925):429-31 (FHL #974 B2ne).
MAR: No mar rec found. Adm of estate of Nicholas Derby of Sterthill, below, was granted to widow Catherine. It is believed that she is the dau Catherine identified in the will of Alexander Buckler of Woolcombe Matravers, Dorset, 24 Feb 1567, proved 30 Mar 1568, P.C.C., 6 Babington (FHL #091946). Alexander Buckler, age 34, apparently a grandson of the above testator, deposed in the chancery suit of John Every v. Christopher Derby, 9 June 1602, that Nicholas Derby was his uncle (Town Depositions, Chancery, Trinity Term, 44 Eliz. [1602], cited in Moriarty, "Genealogical Research," NEHGR, 79:419-20.
DEATH: Inquisition post mortem of Nicholas Derby, 19 May, 42 Eliz. [1600], Chancery Inquisitions Post Mortem, series 2, vol. 260, no. 122 (Ibid, 79:416). Also see the adm of estate of Nicholas Derby of Sterthill, 28 Apr 1600, P.C.C., Adm Act Book, 46 ("Genealogical Research," NEHGR, 79:411). This page is missing from the m/film copy of the Act Book at FHL, but it is listed in the index (FHL #093247).
OCC: Gentleman
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BAPT/ENDW: TIB (FHL #1267352-R)
SEAL S: IGI | Derby, Nicholas (I6847)
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| 2744 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. No proof has been found that Benjamin is the son of Humphrey Wythe who died at Harkstead, 19 Oct 1567, but the repetition of the name Humphrey in Benjamin's family, chronological factors, and the lack of other candidates in the area strongly suggest such a relationship.
MAR #1: No mar rec found. This mar is suggested by the fact that Benjamin had two married daughters when he wrote his will in 1601[/2]. Since Benjamin's known mar to Emme Jannings occurred in 1586, the married daughters are almost certainly from a previous mar.
MAR #2: "Registers of Holbrook" (transcript, n.d.; Ipswich Public Library), 8 (FHL #991940).
MAR #3: No mar rec found. A widow Joanne is mentioned in the probate of Benjamin's will, below.
DEATH: No death/bur rec found; pre-1654 Harkstead par regs are lost. See the will of Benjamin Wythe of Harkstead, 7 Jan 1601, proved 7 May 1602, P.C.C., 34 Montague (FHL #092012).
OCC: Sailor | Wythe, Benjamin (I7980)
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| 2745 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. No proof is found that Sarah is the dau of Robert Bodfish, but it can hardly be doubted, as Robert's was the only Bodfish family in the colony at this time. Furthermore, Robert's widow removed to Barnstable after her marriage to Samuel Hinckley in 1657. Sarah married in Barnstable in 1663.
MAR: "Barnstable, Mass. Vital Records," MAYFLOWER DESCENDANT, 3(1901):53 (FHL #974.4 D25md).
DEATH: No death rec found. Sarah was living on 5 Oct 1706 when the estate of her husband, Peter Blossom, late of Barnstable, was divided (Barnstable Co. Probate, 3:30-31 [FHL #904598]).
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BEPS: IGI | Bodfish, Sarah (I7635)
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| 2746 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Pasco may have come from Bedfordshire. One of two mar entries for Pasco's son Isaac, calls him a son of Caleb Foote "of Bedfordshire, Eng." While Caleb is an obvious error, there may be truth to the Bedfordshire origin. See VITAL RECORDS OF SALEM, 6 vols. (Salem, MA, 1916-25), 3:373 (FHL #974.45/S1 V2e).
DEATH: VITAL RECORDS OF SALEM, 5:253. Also see the will of Pasco Foote of Salem, 21 Sep 1670, proved 30 Jun 1671 (THE PROBATE RECORDS OF ESSEX COUNTY, 3 vols. [Salem, MA, 1916-20], 2:229-230 [FHL #974.45 P2p]).
OCC: Merchant, Constable of Salem, Mass.
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BAPT/ENDW: IGI | Foote, Pasco (I11135)
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| 2747 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Richard is identified as the son of Robert Baldwin, deceased, in the manor court roll of Chesham, Bucks, 16 Apr 1537 (G. Andrews Moriarty, "Baldwin of Bucks and Connecticut," NEHGR, 110 [1956]:310 [FHL #974 D2s]).
MAR: No mar rec found. Richard's will, below, mentions a wife Ellen and a brother John Apuke, possible a brother of his wife. There are other possibilities.
DEATH: No death/bur rec found. See the will of Richard Baldwin of Aston Clinton, 16 Jan 1552/3, proved 21 Feb 1552/3, Archdeacorny Court of Buckingham, reg wills, 9:156 (FHL #088495).
OCC: Yeoman
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BEPS: IGI | Baldwin, Richard (I5671)
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| 2748 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Richard is identified in the will of his father, William Newberry of Yarcombe, 26 May 1596, proved 6 Dec 1596, P.C.C., 90 Drake (FHL #091996), and in the adm of his mother, Ellen Newberry of Yarcombe, 4 Sep 1609, P.C.C. Adm Act Book, 1605-1610, p. 172 (FHL #093248).
MAR: C. A. T. Fursdon, ed, "Yarcombe Parish Register," 2 vols. (transcript, 1934; Devon & Cornwall Record Society), vol. 2, unpaginated (FHL #917559).
BUR: Ibid.
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SEAL S: IGI | Newberry, Richard (I5975)
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| 2749 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Richard is probably the son of the Richard Cutting, "old man," who was buried at Ardleigh, 15 Apr 1601, and of widow Alice Cutting who was buried there, 3 Sep 1615.
MAR: Ardleigh par reg (FHL #1565698 item 19). | Cutting, Richard (I12831)
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| 2750 |
BIRTH: Date and place of birth are approximations. Richard may be the son of Thomas Gould of Bovingdon, whose will, 29 Aug 1520, proved 24 Sep 1520, identifies a son Richard (Archdeaconry Court of Huntingdon [Hunts Div], reg wills, 2:295 [FHL #187856]). However, this Richard seems too young to be the ancestor, as most of his siblings were minors in 1520. This identification of Richard's parents is advanced in Benjamin Apthorp Gould, THE FAMILY OF ZACCHEUS GOULD (Lynn, MA, 1895), 2-4 (FHL #929.273 G738g). Gould gave Richard a birth year of about 1479, which still makes him a generation older than most of his siblings. He then adjusted the chronology of later generations unrealistically narrow to accomodate the 1479 birth year.
MAR: A wife Joan is mentioned in his own will, below.
DEATH: Epitaph in brass located in Bovingdon church is quoted in Robert Clutterbuck, THE HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF THE COUNTY OF HERTFORD, 3 vols. (London, 1815-27), 1:326 (FHL #Q942.58 H2c). Also see the will of Richard Gould of Bovingdon, 25 Aug 1531, proved 11 Oct 1531, Archdeaconry Court of Huntingdon (Hunts Div), reg wills, 2:295 (FHL #187856).
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BES: IGI | Gould, Richard (I10230)
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