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| 4351 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Harry's father is identified in bur rec, below. Date and place of birth are approximations.
BUR: Cholesbury par reg (FHL #919225 item 4).
NOTE: Although the bur entry is clearly for "Harry," he is often referred to as "George" in published accounts of this family.
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BEP: IGI | Baldwin, Harry (I5646)
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| 4352 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. He is called "my eldest son Thomas Walley deceased" in the will of his father, Rev. Thomas Walley of Barnstable, 10 Dec 1677, proved 5 Mar 1677/8, Plymouth Colony Probate, 3:2:115 (FHL #567794). Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: No mar rec found. Thomas's will, below, mentions his wife Hannah and his children's grandfather, Nathaniel Bacon.
DEATH: No death rec found. See the will of Thomas Walley, Jr, of Sandwich, 2 May 1672, proved 7 Jun 1672, Plymouth Colony Probate, 3:1:48 (FHL #567794). | Walley, Thomas (I6622)
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| 4353 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. He is perhaps the John Lumace chr at Thaxted, Essex, 29 Jan 1562 (no parents listed), who is perhaps the son of John Lummys of Thaxted, whose will, proved 12 May 1567, mentions his children without naming them. This is the conclusion published in Elias Loomis, DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH LOOMIS IN AMERICA, rev by Elisha S. Loomis (New Haven, CT, 1875; rev edition Fresno, CA, 1981), 86 (FHL #929.273 L873Le). Although possible, there is not adequate evidence to support this conclusion. Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: No mar rec found. The will of John Lyngwood of Braintree, 6 Apr 1597, proved 3 May 1597, mentions "my son-in-law" John Lomes and his children Mary and Joseph (Commissary Court of the Bishop of London [Essex & Herts Div], orig wills, 24:2 [FHL #094375]). John's will, below, calls his wife Agnes. Hence, it is believed that John Loomis married Agnes, dau of John Lyngwood.
DEATH: No death/bur rec found (Braintree recs are lost before 1660). See the will of John Loomis of Braintree, 14 Apr 1619, proved 21 Jun 1619, Commissary Court of the Bishop of London (Essex & Herts Div), orig wills, 24:198 (FHL #094375). Also See F. G. Emmison, EARLY ESSEX TOWN MEETINGS(London, 1970), 1, which shows John Loomys, one of the parish vestrymen, was dead by 3 May 1619 (FHL #942.67 K2e).
OCC: Tailor, vestryman of Braintree parish.
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BEPS: IGI | Loomis, John (I5419)
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| 4354 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. He may be the Thomas Stanton who sailed to Virginia on the ship "Bonaventure" in 1635, age 20. See Peter Wilson Coldham, THE COMPLETE BOOK OF EMIGRANTS (Baltimore, 1987), 121-23 (FHL #973 W2col). Many histories of the Rogers family claim Thomas was first in Virginia for a brief period, although these claims may be a result of the ship list.
MAR: No mar rec found. Thomas's wife is undoubedly the Anna Stanton whose nuncupative will was recorded on 14 Sep 1688. Notice to show cause, 16 Apr 1711, indicates she is the mother of the children of Thomas Stanton proved in other documents (New London District Probate Files, #5038 [FHL #1025050]). The will of Dorothy Lord of Hartford, 8 Feb 1669, proved 14 May 1675, mentions "my daughter Stanton." See abstract from Hartford District Probate in Charles W. Manwaring, ed, DIGEST OF THE EARLY CONNECTICUT PROBATE RECORDS, 3 vols. (Hartford, 1904-1906), 1:215-16 (FHL #974.5 P2m). Although her given name is not mentioned in the will, she is evidently Thomas Stanton's wife Anna, dau of Thomas and Dorothy Lord.
DEATH: Diary of Thomas Minor of Stonington in John A. Miner, ed, THE MINOR DIARIES, STONINGTON, CONNECTICUT, THOMAS 1653 TO 1684, MANASSEH 1696 TO 1720 (Ann Arbor, MI, 1976), 146 (FHL #1036221). Part 1, the diary of Thomas Minor, is a reprint of the 1899 edition. Reference to the exhibition of the estate inv of Thomas Stanton of Stonington, 6 Jun 1678, is found in New London Court of Trials, 3:107 (FHL #005138).
BUR: "Headstone Inscriptions Town of Stonington," Charles R. Hale Collection (typescript, 1934; Conn. State Library, Hartford), Weekapaug Cemetery, #8, p. 54 (FHL #003364).
OCC: Interpreter General for the United Colonies of New England.
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BES: IGI | Stanton, Thomas (I7090)
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| 4355 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. He was said to be "of co. Stafford" in Joseph Foster, ALUMNI OXONIENSES, 1500-1714, 4 vols. (Oxford, 1891-92), 1:283 (FHL #942.57.O1 J2ox).
MAR #1: No mar rec found. Sabbath's wife is identified in the will of his father-in-law, Rev. Valentine Overton of Bedworth, Warws, 15 Feb 1646/7-30 Aug 1647, P.C.C., 172 Fines (FHL #092165).
MAR #2: No mar rec found. A wife Jane is named in his will, below.
BUR: Tarvin BTs (FHL #1850101). Also see the will of Rev. Sabbath Clark of Tarvin, 24 Feb 1663, proved 13 May 1663, Consistory Court of Chester, orig wills, supra, box A-H (FHL #090019).
OCC: Puritan minister
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BAPT: IGI | Clark, Sabbath (I6164)
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| 4356 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Henry is called eldest son in the will of his father, Thomas Perkins of Hillmorton, 16 Sep 1588, proved 11 May 1592, Consistory Court of Lichfield, orig wills, 1591-1605, box D (FHL #095495). Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: Hillmorton par reg (FHL #554754).
BUR: Ibid. Also see the adm of estate of Henry Perkins of Hillmorton, 5 Apr 1609, Consistory Court of Lichfield, Adm Act Book, 11:173 (FHL #095277).
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BEPS: IGI | Perkins, Henry (I10007)
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| 4357 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Henry is identified in death rec, below.
He apparently died as an infant before baptism.
DEATH: DORCHESTER BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, 21st Report Boston Record Commissioners (Boston, 1890), 122 (FHL #974.46/D1 V2v).
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SEAL P: FGRA | Payson, Henry (I9748)
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| 4358 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Henry is identified in the will of his father, Henry Burt of Harberton, 10 Jul 1617, proved 19 Sep 1617, Archdeaconry Court of Totnes, published verbatim in George S. Terry, "Genealogical Research in England," NEHGR, 86(1932):78 (FHL #974 B2ne). Wills from this court were destroyed in 1942. Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: F. Nesbitt, ed, "Dean Prior Parish Register," 2 vols. (transcript, 1933; Devon & Cornwall Record Society) 2:13 (FHL #917195 item 2).
DEATH: Springfield Vital Records, 1:47 (FHL #185414). Also see the nuncupative will of Henry Burt, n.d., presented 29 Sep 1662, Hampshire Co. Probate, 1:17 (FHL #879184).
OCC: Selectmen, clerk of writs (town clerk).
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BEPS: IGI | Burt, Henry (I5311)
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| 4359 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Henry is identified in the will of his father, Henry Chamberlin of Hull, 8 Dec 1673, proved 29 Jul 1674, Suffolk Co. Probate, #698, (o.s.) 6:54 (FHL #984128). Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: No mar rec found. A wife Sarah is mentioned in Henry's will, below. She is apparently the Sarah Chamberlain identified as a dau in the agreement of heirs of Thomas Jones of Manchester, 30 Mar 1681 (THE PROBATE RECORDS OF ESSEX COUNTY, 3 vols. [Salem, MA, 1916-20], 3:404-406 [FHL #974.45 P2p]). Thomas Jones was a former resident of Hull, and the inv of his estate included land in Hull (Ibid, 3:405).
DEATH: Death date is found in Henry's inv of estate. See the will of Henry Chamberlin of Hull, 2 Dec 1678, proved 14 Jan 1678/9, Suffolk Co. Probate, #1026, (o.s.) 6:264 (FHL #584128), inv sworn 14 Jan 1678 (Ibid, 12:250 [FHL #584130]).
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BEPS: IGI | Chamberlin, Henry (I12461)
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BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Henry is identified in the will of his father, William Stonestreet of Great Chart, 17 Sep 44 Eliz [1602], proved 16 Nov 1602, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 53:145 (FHL #188951). Date and place of birth are approximations. Henry was aged 30 years in 1620 mar lic, below.
MAR #1: No mar rec found, and no evidence of the name of this wife. However, Henry was called a widower on license to marry second wife in 1620, below.
MAR #2: St. Margaret's Canterbury ATs (FHL #1751625 item 2). Also see mar lic, 3 Jul 1620, abstracted in Joseph Meadows Cowper, ed, CANTERBURY MARRIAGE LICENCES, 6 vols. (Canterbury 1892-1906), 2:1009 (FHL #599484 item 3). Henry was called a clothier from Bethersden, age 30, widower. Elizabeth was called a daughter of Richard Young, late of Pluckly, deceased, age 29. The marriage is also recorded in Bethersden ATs (FHL #1751588 item 3).
MAR #3: Bethersden ATs (FHL #1751588 item 3).
BUR: Ibid. Also see the will of Henry Stonestreet of Bethersden, 19 Jun 1640, proved 24 Jun 1640, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, orig wills, 1640, 12/231 (FHL #1042855). The will mentions, among others, "Henry Wilmanton my stsres son." | Stonestreet, Henry (I13954)
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| 4361 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Henry is identified in the will of his grandfather, Henry Baldwin of Aston Clinton, 2 Jan 1599/1600, proved 2 July 1602, P.C.C., 53 Montague (FHL #092103). He is also identified in the will of his grandmother, Alice Baldwin of Aston Clinton, 4 Jun 1622, proved 14 Dec 1626, Archdeaconry Court of Buckingham, orig wills, 1626, #26 (FHL #088556); also in the will of his uncle, Richard Baldwin of Aston Clinton, 18 Feb 1632, proved 29 Nov 1636, Archdeaconry Court of Buckingham, reg wills, 36:65 (FHL #088503); also in the will of his brother, Richard Baldwin of Flitwick, Beds, 20 Nov 1637, proved 5 Mar 1637/8, Archdeaconry Court of Bedford, orig wills, #162 (FHL #088026). Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: W. Bruce Bannerman, ed, THE REGISTER OF ST. MARY LE BOWE, Publications of the Harleian Society, Parish Register Series, vol. 45 (London, 1915), 326 (FHL #094512). Also see the 1669 Visitation of Buckinghamshire, which identifies his wife as Mary, dau of Edward Hurst of Kingston, cited in Joseph L. Chester, "Report of Investigations Concerning the Family of Baldwin," NEHGR, 38(1884):293 (FHL #974 B2ne).
BUR: St. Mary Guildford par reg (FHL #804129). Also see the will of Henry Baldwin of Guildford, 11 Sep 1661, proved 20 Mar 1661/2, P.C.C., 34 Laud (FHL #092273). The will mentions land received from his brother Richard at East End in the parish of Flitwick, Beds. He also gave to the poor of Aston Clinton, Bucks.
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BEPS: IGI | Baldwin, Henry (I5647)
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| 4362 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Henry is identifieded in the will of his father, Rev. Valentine Overton of Bedworth, 15 Feb 1646/7, proved 30 Aug 1647, P.C.C., 172 Fines (FHL #092165). It is presumed that he was born in Bedworth, where his father was rector.
DEATH: No death/bur rec found. Henry was living on the date of his father's will, above. | Overton, Henry (I6178)
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| 4363 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Henry is listed as 44 yrs old on the passenger list of the ship "Elizabeth" from Ipswich to New England in 1634. He is listed next to Richard Kimball, aged 39 yrs, who had lived in Rattlesden, Suffolk (John Camden Hotten, THE ORIGINAL LISTS [New York, 1931], 280 [FHL #973 W2hot]). Both men settled in Watertown and are believed to be brothers, although proof has not been found. They may be the sons of Richard Kimball of Lawford, Essex, wheelwright, whose will, 29 Aug 1619-10 Sep 1619, mentions his eldest son Henry and other children, but names only Henry (Archdeaconry Court of Colchester, orig wills, box 8 #197 [FHL #091259]). Lawford borders Mistley, where Henry resided. And, like Richard, Henry was reportedly a wheelwright; although this, too, is unconfirmed. Richard Kimball of Watertown was also a wheelwright.
MAR: "A Transcript of the Parish Register Book 1 of Great Bromley" (transcript, 1903), unpaginated (FHL #571178 item 8).
DEATH: No death rec found. See the inv of estate of Henry Kimball of Watertown, 25 Jul 1648, Suffolk Co. Probate, #74, (n.s.) 1:46 (FHL #594359).
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BES: IGI | Kimball, Henry (I12829)
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BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Henry is listed with other proved sons of Henry Adams as "Henry Adams, Junior" in a petition to the General Court for the grant of a plantation, 1 Oct 1645 (Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, ed, RECORDS OF THE GOVERNOR AND COMPANY OF THE MASSACHUSETTS BAY, 5 vols.[Boston, 1853-54], 2:128-29 [FHL #974.4 N2s]). Also see land grant of 40 acres at Mt. Wollaston (Braintree) to Henry Adams, 24 Feb 1639/40, showing the family consisted of "10 heads." With Jonathan still in England, as shown by Aspinwall's notorial records, Henry would be required to make the "10 heads" (BOSTON RECORDS, 1634-1606, AND THE BOOK OF POSSESSIONS, 2nd Report Boston Record Commissioners [Boston, 1881], 2:49 [FHL #974.461 H2b]), and ASPINWALL NOTARIAL RECORDS, 1644-1651, 32nd Report Boston Record Commissioners, [Boston, 1903], 267 [FHL #974.461H2b]). The Henry Adams family was known to reside in the parish of Barton St. David, and it is presumed that his son Henry was born there about 1610.
MAR: Samuel A. Bates, ed, RECORDS OF THE TOWN OF BRAINTREE, 1640-1793 (Randolph, MA, 1886), 629 (FHL #974.47/B3 N2b).
DEATH: VITAL RECORDS OF MEDFIELD (Boston, 1903), 190 (FHL #974.47/M2 V2n). Henry was killed by the Indians during the attack on Medfield, 21 Feb 1675/6.
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BEPS: IGI | Adams, Henry (I6539)
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| 4365 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Henry Spring, age 6, is included with family on the passenger list of the ship "Elizabeth," 30 Apr 1634 (Peter Wilson Coldham, THE COMPLETE BOOK OF EMIGRANTS, 1607-1600 [Baltimore, 1987], 114 [FHL #973 W2col]).
MAR #1: WATERTOWN RECORDS, 8 vols. (Watertown, MA, 1894-39), 1:3:20 (FHL #014793).
MAR #2: Ibid, 1:3:65. The wife is called Susana Cocke [Cook] on mar rec. She is no doubt the widow of Gregory Cook who died in Watertown in 1690 (adm of estate, Middlesex Co. Probate Files, 1st series, #4992 [FHL #386061)]. Gregory married Susannah Goodwin there on 1 Nov 1681(WATERTOWN RECORDS, 1:3:50). Torrey suggests she may have been Susannah (Stowers), widow of George Wheeler of Newbury and Edwin Goodwin of Salisbury, but no evidence has been found (Clarence Almon Torrey, NEW ENGLAND MARRIAGES PRIOR TO 1700 [Baltimore, 1985], 311 [FHL #974 V2t]).
DEATH: No death rec found. See the will of Henry Spring of Watertown, 29 Jun 1695, proved 29 Nov 1697, inv 25 Nov 1697, Middlesex Co. Probate Files, 1st series, #21123 (FHL #421524).
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BEPS1: IGI | Spring, Henry (I7991)
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| 4366 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. His age was 70 yrs on 23 Jun 1631 when he applied for a "license to pass beyond the sea" (Q.R. Miscell, 560-22, cited in Henry F. Waters, "Genealogical Gleanings in England," NEHGR,45[1891]:237 [FHL #974 B2ne]). He was given the age of 71 in 1632 and 76 in 1638 in the journal of John Winthrop, THE HISTORY OF NEW ENGLAND, ed James Savage, 2 vols. (Boston, 1825), 1:78, 260 (FHL #974 H2w). Stephen was probably a native of Hampshire, where he spent much of his life and where the surname is common.
MAR #1: No mar rec found. However, children were born to this wife before Stephen's mar to wife #2. She was probably a close relative to Rev. John Bate, Bachiler's successor as vicar of Wherwell, Hants. In 1614 Stephen Bachiler of Wherwell, his son Stephen, and James Bate of Wherwell, clerk, and others were accused of libelling George Wighley. During the hearing, John Bate called Stephen Bachiler, Jr, his cousin, a term frequently used for nephew as well as cousin (Star Chamber proceedings, James I 297/25, cited in Robert Charles Anderson, THE GREAT MIGRATION BEGINS, 3 vols. [Boston, 1995], 1:63-64 [FHL #974 W2a]). Further evidence that Stephen's first wife was a sister of Rev. John Bate is found in Court of Requests, REQ2/678/64, dated 2 Nov 1639, in which John Bate of Holland, son of Rev. John Bate, became indebted to Samuel Bachiler, a son of Stephen Bachiler, who was also living in Holland (cited in SANBORN SIGNATURES, 4[1988]:10-11 [FHL #929.27305 Sa51s]).
MAR #2: Abbots Ann, Hants par reg (FHL #1041195). Also see mar lic, 25 Feb 1623, calling Stephen Bachiler a minister of Barton Stacey and his bride Christian Weare, widow, of Andover (Arthur J. Willis, comp, HAMPSHIRE MARRIAGE LICENSES, 1607-1640 [London, 1960], 39 [FHL #942.27 K29wi]).
MAR #3: Abbots Ann par reg. The wife is called widow Helena Mason.
MAR #4: No mar rec found. Stephen Bachiler was apparently a widower living in Portsmouth, NH on 3 May 1647, when he wrote to John Winthrop that the plantation of Strawberry Bank (Portsmouth) assigned a widow to care for his family (COLLECTIONS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 4th ser, 37[1865]:109 [FHL #974 B4m]). Stephen was married to Mary, possibly the widow mentioned above, by 9 Apr 1650, when the court ordered the couple to resume living together (RECORDS AND FILES OF THE QUARTERLY COURTS OF ESSEX COUNTY, 9 vols. [Salem, MA, 1911-75], 1:191 [FHL #974.45 P2e]). But this mar must have occurred in 1647 or 1648 because Mary Bachiler was granted a town lot on 14 Feb 1648 by the town of Kittery (YORK DEEDS, 18 vols. [Portland, ME, 1887-1910], 1:1:5 [FHL #974.195 R2m]). Mary was apparently the widow of Robert Beedle of Kittery. On 20 May 1641 Beedle was granted the identical lot in Kittery granted to Mary Bachiler in 1648 (Ibid, 1:2:11). Stephen Bachiler left his fourth wife in New England when he returned to England. She petitioned for divorce on 14 Oct 1656, stating that her husband had gone to England (Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, ed, RECORDS OF THE GOVERNOR AND COMPANY OF THE MASSACHUSETTS BAY, 5 vols. [Boston, 1853-54], 3:418 [FHL #974 N2s]). Mary had a dau Mary born abt 1650 who claimed to be a dau of Stephen Bachiler on 26 Mar 1673, when she was granted adm of his estate in New England (PROBATE RECORDS OF THE PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, 9 vols., repr of New Hampshire State Papers Series, vols. 31-39 [Bowie, MD, 1989-90], 1:141 [FHL #974.2 P2p]). However, it is known that Mary, Stephen's wife, cohabited with George Rogers of Kittery and produced a child about 1651. On 16 Oct 1651 George Rogers and Mary Bachiler, wife of Stephen Bachiler, were presented for adultery and sentenced to be whipped, Mary's sentence was to be carried out after her delivery, at which time she was also to be branded with the letter "A" (PROVINCE AND COURT RECORDS OF MAINE, 6 vols. [Portland, ME, 1928-75], 1:164, 170 [FHL #974.1 P2p]). Given the fact that Mary delivered a child of George Rogers in 1651/2 and that Stephen Bachiler and his wife were not living together in 1650, it appears more likely that Mary is a dau of George Rogers.
BUR: Par reg of All Hallows Staining, London (FHL #560020). "Steeven Batchiller minster that dyed att Robert Barbers."
OCC: Puritan minister
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BEPS1,2,3,4: IGI | Bachiler, Stephen (I10428)
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BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Humphrey was listed as about 25 yrs old on mar lic, below.
MAR: Eastwell par reg (FHL #1473755 item 2). Also see Canterbury Diocese mar lic, 15 Apr 1636, abstracted in Joseph Meadows Cowper, ed, CANTERBURY MARRIAGE LICENCES, 6 vols. (Canterbury 1892-1906), 2:246 (FHL #942.23 V25c).
BUR: Eastwell par reg (FHL #1473755 item 2). Also see the will of Humphrey Cowland of Eastwell, 21 Oct 1678, proved 21 Feb 1678, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 38:309, by corr, 21 Jun 1981, G. D. Copus.
OCC: Cook
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SEAL S: IGI | Cowland, Humphrey (I3805)
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| 4368 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Increase is identified in the will of his father, Rev Richard Mather of Dorchester, 16 Oct 1661, proved 24 May 1669, Suffolk Co. Probate, misc docket, (n.s.) 6:30 (FHL #584128). Date of birth is given in Horace E. Mather, LINEAGE OF REV. RICHARD MATHER (Hartford, 1890), 61 (FHL #186133 item 2).
CHR: RECORDS OF THE FIRST CHURCH AT DORCHESTER IN NEW ENGLAND (Boston, 1891), 151 (FHL #833385).
MAR #1: Date of mar is from Increase Mather's Bible, quoted in Mather, LINEAGE OF RICHARD MATHER, 61. The entry does not mention the name of his wife, but she is seen in Boston vital recs with the name of Maria. The will of Sarah Mather of Boston, 3 May 1670, proved 19 Jul 1676, widow of John Cotton and Richard Mather, mentions her dau Maria Mather, child of Rev. John Cotton, no doubt the wife of Increase Mather (Suffolk Co. Probate, #806, [n.s.] 6:153-54 [FHL #581128]).
MAR #2: BOSTON MARRIAGES FROM 1700 TO 1751, 28th Report Boston Record Commissioners (Boston, 1898; repr Baltimore, 1977), 94 (FHL #974.461 V2b).
Wife is called "Mrs. Anne Cotton of Brooklyn." She was the widow of Rev. John Cotton and dau of Thomas Lake. The private records of Rev. John Cotton show that he married Anna Lake on 17 Aug 1686 ("Record of the Rev. John Cotton of Hampton, N.H.," NEHGR, 34[1880]:310 [FHL #974 B2ne]). Rev. John Cotton of Hampton was dead by 6 Apr 1710 when his widow Ann administered the estate. By 2 May 1715 Ann Cotton was living in Brookline, Mass., when she was bonded to distribute the estate of her late husband (PROBATE RECORDS OF THE PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, 9 vols., repr of New Hampshire State Papers Series, vols. 31-39 [Bowie, MD, 1989-90], 1:656 (FHL #974.2 P2p).
DEATH: Date of death is from gravestone inscription, below. Also see will of Increase Mather of Boston, 7 Jun 1718, proved 23 Sep 1723, Suffolk Co. Probate, #4791, (n.s.) 12:177 (FHL #594177). Death date of "23" Aug 1723 is found in Mather, LINEAGE OF RICHARD MATHER.
BUR: EPITAPHS FROM COPP'S HILL BURIAL GROUND, BOSTON (Boston, 1851), 1 (FHL #974.461 V39b).
OCC: Puritan minister, President of Yale College.
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BEPS1,2: IGI | Mather, Increase (I4854)
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BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Isabel is identified in the will of her mother, Ellen Finney of Lenton, widow of Jeffrey Finney, 8 Aug 1606, proved 16 Jan 1606/7, P.C.Y. reg wills, 30:220 (FHL #099494).
MAR: Lenton BTs (FHL #503787 item 3). Isabel was unmarried in 1606 when her mother wrote her will. She apparently married late in life.
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SEAL S: IGI | Finney, Isabel (I6745)
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| 4370 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. It is known from the will of Thomas Atwood, brother-in-law of Isabel, that she married 2nd to a Nason (will of Thomas Atwood of Rowington, 26 Oct 1584, proved 8 Sep 1585, Consistory Court of Worcester, orig wills, #63 [FHL #097931]). While the baptisms of no children have been found, they almost certainly had a son Thomas Nason of Rowington, whose will, 17 Jan 1626, proved 30 May 1626, mentions the children of John and Thomas Eaton and Jane Williams, three of the children of Thomas Eaton and his wife Isabel (Consistory Court of Worcester, orig wills, #139 [FHL #098029]). Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: No mar rec found. Thomas's will, above, mentions his children but no wife.
DEATH: No death/bur rec found. See the will of Thomas Nason of Rowington, above. | Nason, Thomas (I11085)
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BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. It is not known when Jane was born. Her father is identified on bur rec, below. She was perhaps born in 1585. There are few gaps between the christenings of William Payne's children.
BUR: John F. Cook, ed, "Parish Registers of Lavenham" (typescript, 1934), 118 (FHL #824046 item 2).
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SEAL P: IGI | Payne, Jane (I8825)
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| 4372 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Jacob is identified as one of the "younger sons" in the will of his father, Thomas Steed of Egerton, 29 May 1648, proved 25 Apr 1649, P.C.C., 44 Fairfax (FHL #092171). Date and place of birth are approximations. No par regs or BTs have survived for Egerton, 1640/1-1661/2. | Steed, Jacob (I13842)
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| 4373 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. James is identified as a minor son in the will of his father, Richard Videon of Molash, 31 May 1591, proved 28 Mar 1593, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 50:96 (FHL #188948). Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: Molash ATs (FHL #1751982 item 1).
BUR: Molash par reg (FHL #1866548 item 1). Also see the will of James Videon of Molash, 19 Feb 1633/4, proved 7 Mar 1633/4, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 69:238 (FHL #188967).
OCC: Yeoman | Videon, James (I13536)
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BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. James is identified as the eldest son in the will of his father, Thomas Steed of Egerton, 29 May 1648, proved 25 Apr 1649, P.C.C., 44 Fairfax (FHL #092171). Date and place of birth are approximations. No par regs or BTs have survived for the year 1628/9. | Steed, James (I13840)
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BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. James is identified in the will of his father, James Rogers of New London, 11 Nov 1683, no probate act, New London District Probate, A:208-209 (FHL #005111). Date and place of birth are included in James Swift Rogers, JAMES ROGERS OF NEW LONDON (Boston, 1902), 44 (FHL #1035542 item 6). He was aged 62 yrs on gravestone inscription, below.
MAR: Elwood M. Avery, ed, "Marriage, Birth and Death Records from the Town Records of New London" (typescript, n.d.), 13 [FHL #974.65/N2 V2a]).
DEATH: "Deaths from the Diary of Joshua Hempstead [of New London]" (typescript, n.d.; New Haven Colony Historical Society, New Haven, Conn.), 69 (FHL #003028 item 4). Also see the adm of estate of James Rogers of New London, Dec 1713, division 8 Jun 1714, New London District Probate Files, #4521 (FHL #1025044).
BUR: "Headstone Inscriptions Town of New London," Charles R. Hale Collection (typescript, 1937; Conn. State Library, Hartford), Antientest Cemetery, #312-2, p. 355 (FHL #003353). Aged 62 yrs. Date on inscription of 6 Nov 1714 is incorrect, as adm of James Rogers' estate was granted in Dec 1713.
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BEPS: IGI | Rogers, James (I7077)
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| 4376 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. James Steed stated that he was a resident of Lenham on his mar lic, below. William Steed, no doubt a near relative, was one of the bondsmen for the mar lic. John Steed was having children in Lenham about the time of James's birth, but no proof of James's parentage has been found. Lenham ATs have many missing years about this time.
MAR: St. Margaret's Canterbury ATs (FHL #1751625 item 2). Also see mar lic, 23 Jun 1600, in Canterbury Diocesan Register of General Licenses, 1596-1603, 5:88 (FHL #1836330 item 3).
DEATH: No death/bur rec found. James is mentioned as living in the will of his son, Thomas Steed of Egerton, 29 May 1648, proved 25 Apr 1649, P.C.C., 44 Fairfax (FHL #092171). No par regs or BTs have survived for Egerton, 1640/1-1661/2.
OCC: Yeoman
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BES: IGI | Steed, James (I13837)
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| 4377 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Jane is identified in the will of her father, John Loomis of Braintree, 14 Apr 1619, proved 21 Jun 1619, Commissary Court of the Bishop of London (Essex & Herts Div), orig wills, 24:198 (FHL #094375). Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: No mar rec found. She is called Jane "Pengelly" in her father's will, above.
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BEP: IGI | Loomis, Jane (I5425)
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| 4378 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Jane is identified in the will of her father, Thomas "Yeton" of Rowington, 30 Apr 1571, proved 6 Jul 1571, Consistory Court of Worcester, orig wills, #83 (FHL #097911). She is listed among the "eldest daughters."
MAR: No mar rec found. She is called Jane "Williams" in the will of her half brother, Thomas Nason of Rowington, 17 Jan 1626, proved 30 May 1626, Consistory Court of Worcester, orig wills, #139 (FHL #098029). | Eaton, Jane (I11082)
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| 4379 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Jane is identified in the will of her father, Thomas Norrington of Ashford, 17 Sep 1666, proved 11 Feb 1666/7, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 72:262 (FHL #188973). The will indicates Jane was under age 20 in 1666. Date of birth is estimated from probable age at marriage.
MAR: Ashford BTs (FHL #1736522 item 3). | Norrington, Jane (I14069)
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| 4380 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Jane is identified in the will of her grandmother, Alice Baldwin of Aston Clinton, 4 Jun 1622, proved 14 Dec 1626, Archdeaconry Court of Buckingham, orig wills, 1626, #26 (FHL #088556). Date of birth is an approximation.
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BEP: IGI | Baldwin, Jane (I5650)
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| 4381 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Jane is identified in the will of her mother, Johane Marche of Sherford, 21 May 1616, proved 21 Jun 1616, Archdeaconry Court of Totnes, published verbatim in George S. Terry, "Genealogical Research in England," NEHGR, 86(1932):78 (FHL #974 B2ne). Wills of this court were destroyed in 1942. Date and place of birth are approximations.
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BEP: IGI | Marche, Jane (I5384)
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| 4382 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Jane is identified with her son William Weeks in the will of her father, William Clapp of Salcombe Regis, Devon, n.d., proved 25 Mar 1641, abstracted in Mary Lovering Holman, ANCESTRY OF COLONEL JOHN HARRINGTON STEVENS..., 2 vols. (n.p., 1948, 1951), 1:279 (FHL #929.273 St47h). Jane is also mentioned with her son Thomas Weeks in the will of her brother, William Clapp of Salcombe Regis, 6 Sep 1636, proved [incomplete date] 1636, abstracted in the Oswyn Murray Collection,vol. 6, unpaginated (FHL #916897). Devonshire wills were destroyed in 1942.
MAR #1: No mar rec found. However, the will of Jane's father, above, mentions a grandson William Weeks. The will of her brother William Clapp, above, mentions his sister's child, Thomas Weeks. William and Thomas Weeks are proved sons George and Jane Weeks. Furthermore, Jane's own will, below, mentions her Clapp relatives and was witnessed by Roger Clapp, a son of William Clapp.
MAR #2: No mar rec found. The will of widow Jane "Humphrey," below, mentions her Weeks children proving that she was formerly the wife of George Weeks. Jane was apparently the widow of Jonas Humphrey who died at Dorchester, 9 Mar 1661/2. His will mentions a wife but does not name her(Suffolk Co. Probate, #300, [o.s.] 1:383-84 [FHL #584127]).
DEATH: DORCHESTER BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, 21st Report Boston Record Commissioners (Boston, 1890), 27 (FHL #974.46/D1 V2v). Also see the will of widow Jane Humphrey of Dorchester, 29 Jan 1666/7, proved 19 Nov 1668, Suffolk Co. Probate, #490, (o.s.) 6:14, inv 5:108-109 (FHL #584128).
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SEAL S1,2: IGI | Clapp, Jane (I9476)
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| 4383 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Jane's father is identified in bur rec, below. Date and place of birth are approximations. She probably died soon after birth.
BUR: Salisbury St. Edmund par reg (FHL #1279311).
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SEAL P: FGRA | Wheeler, Jane (I7850)
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| 4384 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Jeffrey is identified in the will of his father, John Lyngwood of Braintree, 6 Apr 1597, proved 3 May 1597, Commissary Court of the Bishop of London (Essex & Herts Div), orig wills, 24:2 (FHL #094375). Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: Walter C. Metcalfe, ed, THE VISITATIONS OF ESSEX, Publications of the Harleian Society, Visitation Series, vol. 13 (London, 1878), 440 (FHL #942 B4h). She is a dau of John Sibthorpe, of "Great Bardfeld."
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BEPS: IGI | Lyngwood, Jeffrey (I5477)
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| 4385 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Joan is identified in the will of her father, George Parmenter of Little Yeldham, 8 May 1591, proved 12 Feb 1591/2, Commissary Court of the Bishop of London (Essex & Herts Div), orig wills, box 29 (FHL #094383). Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: No mar rec found. She is called Joan "Stamer" in the will of her brother, George Parmenter of Little Yeldham, 12 Nov 1612, proved 8 Jul 1613, Commissary Court of the Bishop of London (Essex & Herts Div), orig wills, box 30 (FHL #094385). Thomas Stamer had children baptized at Little Yeldham, 1582-1601/2. Thomas's wife Joan was buried there, 6 Oct 1625 (Little Yeldham par reg [FHL #857064 item 5]).
BUR: Little Yeldham par reg.
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BEP: IGI | Parmenter, Joan (I12210)
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| 4386 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Joan is identified in the will of her father, John Hammond of Lavenham, 22 Dec 1550, proved 5 Jun 1551, P.C.C., 15 Bucke (FHL #091925). Date and place of birth are approximations. Joan is mentioned last in the will and was under 21 in 1550.
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BEP: IGI | Hammond, Joan (I8814)
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| 4387 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Joan is identified in the will of her father, Thomas Miller of Bishops Stortford, 17 May 1627, no probate act, Commissary Court of the Bishop of London (Essex & Herts Div), orig wills, box 48, #22 (FHL #094414). Joan is possibly the "son" John chr 5 Dec 1596.
MAR: No mar rec found. She is called Joane "Marshall," deceased, sister of Thomas Miller in the court rolls of Hadham Hall Manor, Apr 1631, cited in Spencer Miller, "The Millers of Bishop's Stortford," NYGBR, 71(1940):50 (FHL #974 B2n). She was possibly the wife of Edward Marshall (Ibid, 70[1939]:148).
DEATH: No death/bur rec found. Joan is called deceased in the Apr 1631 manor court roll of Hadham Hall, above. | Miller, Joan (I8454)
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| 4388 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Joan is identified in the will of her father, Walter Grantham of West Dean, n.d., proved 5 Feb 1622/3, P.C.C., 10 Swann (FHL #092091). Date and place of birth are approximations.
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BEP: IGI | Grantham, Joan (I11522)
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| 4389 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Joan is identified in the will of her father, William Finch of Great Yeldham, 8 Nov 1588, proved 15 Feb 1588/9, Archdeaconry Court of Middlesex (Essex & Herts Div), reg wills, 4:131 (FHL #094731). Joan was married before the will was written. | Finch, Joan (I8077)
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| 4390 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Joan is very likely the dau of William Larfayte and Thomasyn Allyn, who were married at Dartmouth, St. Saviour, 15 Apr 1594. Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: E. J. Carnell, et al, eds, "Dartmouth, St. Saviours Parish Register," 5 vols. (transcript, n.d.; Devon and Cornwall Record Society), 3:41 (FHL #917193).
DEATH: No death rec found. Joan was living as late as 6 May 1675 when she and son Richard sold land to Richard Dore (New Hampshire Province Deeds, 3:167b [FHL #015411]). She was probably dead by 15 Mar 1679/80, when her taxes were rebated (Sybil Noyes, Charles Thornton Libby, and Walter Goodwin Davis, GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE [Portland, ME, 1928-39; repr Baltimore, 1983], 371 [FHL #974 D2n]).
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BEPS: IGI (Sealed to parents as dau of William and Thomasyn Larfayte, although more evidence of this relationship is needed). | Larfayte, Joan (I10580)
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| 4391 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Joane is identified in the will of her father, Christopher Dabinott of Upway, Dorset, 1 Jul 1637, proved 4 Aug 1637, P.C.C., 113 Goare (FHL #092138). Date and place of birth are approximations based on family history and chronology. Joane's father owned estates in Marshwood, and she lived there with her husband Thomas Newberry.
MAR: No mar rec found. Joane is identified as the wife of Thomas Newberry in the will of her father, above.
DEATH: No death/bur rec found. Joane is the mother of John Newberry, who was baptized on 19 Feb 1628/9 and named in the will of his grandfather Christopher Dabinott, above. She is not the mother of Rebecca, dau of Thomas Newberry, who was born about 1631. She probably died soon after the birth of John at the family home in Marshwood.
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BEPS: IGI | Dabinott, Joane (I5963)
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| 4392 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Joane is identified in the will of her mother, Johane Marche of Sherford, 21 May 1616, proved 21 Jun 1616, Archdeaconry Court of Totnes, published verbatim in George S. Terry, "Genealogical Research in England," NEHGR, 86(1932):78 (FHL #974 B2ne). Wills of this court were destroyed in 1942. Date and place of birth are approximations.
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BEP: IGI | Marche, Joane (I5385)
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| 4393 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Joanna deposed in May 1670 she was about 70 yrs old (RECORDS AND FILES OF THE QUARTERLY COURTS OF ESSEX COUNTY, 9 vols. [Salem, MA, 1911-75], 2:249 [FHL #974.45 P2e]). The name Blessing is extremely rare in England. The late Walter Goodwin Davis made an extensive search for Joanna's ancestors. He suggests that Joanna is the sister of three other Blessing women who married: Margaret Blessing, who married Robert Buffam at Gt. Yarmouth, 23 Aug 1613; Alice Fermace or Firmage, whose will, proved at Boston, Mass., 24 Apr 1656, mentions her sister Joanna Towne; and Julian Blessing, who married Thomas Goose at Gt. Yarmouth, 31 Jul 1622 (Walter Goodwin Davis, THE ANCESTRY OF DUDLEY WILDES, 1759-1820 [Portland, ME, 1959], 119-25 [FHL #929.273 W646d]).
MAR: Gt. Yarmouth par reg (FHL #1526327 item 16).
DEATH: No death rec found. See the petition of heirs of William Towne, 17 Jan 1682/3, for settlement of estate. The document shows that their mother, Joanna Towne, was dead (THE PROBATE RECORDS OF ESSEX COUNTY, 3 vols. [Salem, MA, 1916-20], 2:358 [FHL #974.45 P2p]). Joanna was administratrix to the estate of William Towne. The estate remained unsettled until her death.
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BES: IGI | Blessing, Joanna (I9950)
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| 4394 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Joanna is identified in will of her father, Robert Adams of Newbury, 7 Mar 1680/1, proved 28 Nov 1682, published verbatim in NEHGR, 9(1855):126 (FHL #974 B2ne). Joanna deposed in 1651 that she was about 17 years old (RECORDS AND FILES OF THE QUARTERLY COURTS OF ESSEX COUNTY, MA, 9 vols. [Salem, MA, 1911-75], 1:212 [FHL #873951]). It is believed that Joanna was born in England. Robert Adams probably immigrated in 1635, when he first appeared in Ipswich.
MAR: Newbury Vital Records (orig ms), 1:367 (FHL #886202).
DEATH: No death rec found. Joanna was living on 25 Sep 1701 when the estate of her husband, Launcelot Granger was settled (Hampshire Co. Probate, 3:82 [FHL #879184]).
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BEPS: IGI | Adams, Joanna (I5131)
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| 4395 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Joanna is identified with other family members, including several proved children of Henry Pinder, on the passenger list of the "Susan & Ellen" from London to New England, Apr/May 1635 (Peter Wilson Coldham, THE COMPLETE BOOK OF EMIGRANTS, 1607-1660 [Baltimore, 1987], 137-38 [FHL #973 W2col]). Joanna was listed as 14 yrs old.
MAR #1: VITAL RECORDS OF SALISBURY (Topsfield, MA, 1915), 472 (FHL #974.45/S3 V2t).
MAR #2: VITAL RECORDS OF AMESBURY (Topsfield, MA, 1913), 476 (FHL #974.45/A1 V2a). Joanna was the widow of Valentine Rowell who died at Salisbury, 17 May 1662. In 1672 William Sargent and his wife Joanna, "late wife of Valentine Rowell and administratrix of his estate," sued Christopher Osgood for a legacy due to the children of Valentine Rowell (RECORDS AND FILES OF THE QUARTERLY COURTS OF ESSEX COUNTY, 9 vols. [Salem, MA, 1911-75], 5:20 [FHL #974.45 P2e]).
MAR #3: VITAL RECORDS OF AMESBURY (Topsfield, MA, 1913), 327 (FHL #974.45/A1 V2a). Wife is called "widow Sargent" on mar rec. She is apparently the widow of William Sargent, whose will was proved 13 Apr 1675 (THE PROBATE RECORDS OF ESSEX COUNTY, 3 vols. [Salem, MA, 1916-20], 2:438-41 [FHL #974.45 P2p]).
DEATH: Death info from David W. Hoyt, OLD FAMILIES OF SALISBURY AND AMESBURY, 3 vols. (Providence, 1897-1916; repr in 1 vol., Baltimore, 1982), 118-19 (FHL #974.45 D2h). Death entry is not found in Amesbury vital recs.
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BEPS1,2,3: IGI | Pinder, Joanna (I10906)
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| 4396 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Joanna was probably born in Dartmouth abt 1655, where her siblings were baptized. The par regs of Dartmouth, St. Savior's have few chr entries during this period. Joanna is identified as the dau of Roger and Joane Deering in the will of her grandfather, Clement Palmer of Townstall, Devon, 20 Dec 1656, proved 20 Apr 1659, P.C.C., 221 Pell (FHL #092256). Joanna is also identified in the will of her grandmother, Sarah Palmer of Townstall, 12 Aug 1665, proved 14 Jun 1667, Archdeaconry Court of Totnes, abstracted in Charles E. Banks ms (FHL #1550098 item 32). The recs of this court were destroyed in 1942.
MAR: No mar rec found. Roger Deering and Joseph Couch sold land in Kittery, Maine to "our brother" Thomas Deering, 23 Mar 1709/10 (YORK DEEDS, 18 vols. [Portland, ME, 1887-1910], 7:197 [FHL #974.195 R2m]). Roger and Thomas are proved sons of of Roger Deering. Hence, Joseph Couch married a dau of Roger Deering. Her given name is rarely seen. She is apparently the Johanna Couch who witnessed a deed from Francis Morgan to John Bray, 1 Apr 1677 (YORK DEEDS, 3:24). It is known that Roger Deering had a dau Joanna. The only other dau of Roger Deering was Sarah who married Dennis Hicks.
DEATH: No death rec found. Joanna was dead by 15 Apr 1712, when Roger Deering appears in deed with his 2nd wife, Katherine (YORK DEEDS, 8:144).
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BEPS: IGI | Deering, Joanna (I11687)
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| 4397 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Joanne is identified by her burial rec, below.
BUR: Boughton Aluph par reg (FHL #1473746 item 1). "Daughter of John Dodd." | Dodd, Joanne (I13185)
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| 4398 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Johan is identified in the will of her father, Henry Burt of Harberton, 10 Jul 1617, proved 19 Sep 1617, Archdeaconry Court of Totnes, published verbatim in George S. Terry "Genealogical Research in England," NEHGR, 86(1932):78-79 (FHL #974B2ne). Wills of this court destroyed in 1942. Date and place of birth are approximations.
MAR: No mar rec found. Johan's husband is identified in her father's will, above.
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BEPS: IGI | Burt, Johan (I5351)
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| 4399 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Johan is identified in the will of her father, William "Bigner" of Hoxne, 25 May 1583, proved 24 Sep 1583, Archdeaconry Court of Suffolk, reg wills, 29:424 (FHL #096930). She is also identified in the will of her mother, widow Margaret Bignett of Hoxne, 19 May 1596, proved 12 Jun 1596, Consistory Court of Norwich, reg wills, 92 (Skyppon):28 (FHL #094919). Date and place of birth are approximations. She was probably one of the four unnamed children of William Bignett who received a legacy in the will of her [step]grandmother, Agnes Bignett of Hoxne, 20 May 1552, proved 7 Nov 1552, Archdeaconry Court of Suffolk, reg wills, 16:379 (FHL #096916).
MAR: No mar rec found. Johan is called the wife of Edmund Crosse in the wills of both parents. | Bignett or Bignor, Johan (I12944)
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| 4400 |
BIRTH: No birth/chr rec found. Johanna's father is identified in bur rec, below. Date and place of birth are approximations.
BUR: G. S. Cary, comp, "Abstract of Burials in the Parish of Stradbroke, Suffolk" (typescript, 1941), 1 (FHL #991991 item 9). | Bert, Johanna (I12938)
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