A POTTER-RICHARDSON MEMORIAL the ancestral lines
of William ,v. Potter of Michigan a11d his wife, Margaret (Richardson) Potter
Compiled by Doreen Potter Hanna and Louise Potter
Justice Willian1 i'. Potter
Let us now praise famous men and our fathers that begat us ••••
There be of them that have left a name behind them, that their praises might be reported.
And some there be which have no memorial; who are perished, as though they had never been born; and their children after them.
But these were merciful men, whose righteousness hath not been forgotten.
With their seed shall continually remain a good inheritance, and their children are within the covenant.
Their seed standeth fast, and their children for their sakes.
Their seed shall remain for ever, and their glory shall not be blotted out.
Their bodies are buried in peace; but their name liveth forevermore.
------· Ecclesiasticus xliv.
The genealogical material presented here was gathered by Louise Potter and Doreen (Potter) Hanna, daughters of \rilliam W. and Margaret ( Richardson) Potter. i\-tost of it may be found in published records, and genealogies; some is found only in local records of town clerks, and in cemetery records. Family tradition and circumstantial evidence have been considered when actual proof has been unavailable. This study revealed a common ancestry in several family lines. This is not surprising considering that most of these families settled, first, in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, and spread from there into Connecticut and Rhode Island. In ever widening circles the migrations carried them into New York, New Jersey, and Vermont, and after the Revolutionary War and the opening of the Erie Canal, into Ohio and Michigan, where they were reunited. An effort was niade to trace each ancestral line to its beginnings in America. Whenever this was possible the generations are numbered: the emigrating ancestor as the first generation, his children as the second gen eration, and so on to the present. A short biography is given of each individual person under the surname of his birth, and references given as to the source of the information. When the surname changes through marriage the line of descent to the present is given, indicating the individuals involved in each succeeding generation.
Line of descent from Nathaniell and Dorothy (---) Potter, emigrating ancestors, to William W. Potter:
N athankl Potter 1 I m. Dorothy ------
Ichabod Potter2 m. Martha Hazard
John Potter3 m. Sarah Wilson
John Potter4 m. Mercy Robinson
Christopher Potter5 ul. Mary Segar
Joseph Potter6 m. Esther Champlin
Elias Champlin Potter1 m. Esther Thompson
Elias Thompson.. Potter8 m. Sophronia Ladd Lucien Bonaparte Potter9 m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer
\'C'illiam W. Potterl0 m. Margaret Richardson
NATHANIEL POTTERl emigrated from England about 1638; became an early settler of Portsmouth, Rhode Island; was a signer of the Rhode Island Compact. He died in South Kingston in 1644. His widow, Dorothy, 1617-1696, married Major John Albro, and died in 1696. Children: 1. N achaniel, d. 1709, m. Elizabeth Stokes 2. Ichabod, 1639-1676, m. 1661, Martha Hazard2 (Thomas I)
References: Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island by Austin Potter Families in America by Potter
ICHABOD POTTER2 (Nathaniel 1), born in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, in 1639, married in 1661, Martha Hazard2, daughter of Thomasl and Martha(___ ) Hazard of Portsmouth. He died in 1676; his widow married Benjamin Mowry2 (Rogerl), by whom she had several children.* Children: 1. Thomas, 1663-1728, m. 1. Susanna Tripp 2. Lydia (Wilcox) Sherman 2. John, 1665-1715, m. 1690, Sarah Wilson2 (Samuell) 3. Robert, 1670-1745, m. Elizabeth Wells 4. Ichabod, d. 1750, m. Margaret Helme ( Rouse) 5. Susanna, m. ------Grousley 6. Sarah, m. James Wells
References: Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island by Austin Potter Families in America by Potter Vital Records of Rhode Island, North Kingston Hazard Genealogy
JOHN POTTER3 (lchabod2, Nathaniell), born in Kingston, Rhode Island, in 1665, married about 1689/90, Sarah Wilson2, 1666-1739, daughter of Samuell and Mary (Tefft) Wilson of Portsmouth and Kingston. He died in North Kingston in 1715; his widow died there in 1739.
Children: 1. Martha, 1692-1725, m. William Robinson2 ( Rou·land I) 2. John, 1695-1739, m. Mercy Robinson2 ( Rou·landl) 3. Samuel, 1699-1701 4. Sarah, 170 2· 1722, unm. 5. Susannah, 1704-1756, m. George Babcock 6. Mary, 1706/7-1764, m. Stephen Tallman 7. Samuel, 1715-1734, m. Sarah Grinnell
References: Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island by Austin Potter Families in America by Potter Vital Records of Rhode Island, Kingston, by Arnold
"'Mowry children: Roger, unm. Joseph, m. Sarah ---- Benjamin John, m. Mary ------
3 JOHN POTTER4 (]ohn3, Ichabod2, Nathaniell) is listed in birth records of North Kingston, Rhode Island, for 1695. This was, probably, a baptismal date since at his death in 1739, he was said to be 50 years old, thus making his birth date, 1689/90. He married in North Kingston, October 28, 1714, Mercy Robinson2, 1690-1762, daughter of Rowland 1 and Mary ( Allen) Robinson. They lived in North Kingston, and South Kingston. He is called Colonel John Potter, and died in South Kingston, April 11, 1739. His will, dated January 27, 1739, mentions his mother, Sarah; his widow, Mercy; and four of his children: John, William, Mercy, and Sarah. His widow made her will in 1756, and died November 29, 1762, in South Kingston. Children: Born in North Kingston: I. John, 1715-1788, m. 1. Mary Perry 2. Elizabeth Hazard 2. Christopher, 1717-1717 3. Christopher, 1719-1747, m. 1740, Mary Segar 4 •.Mary, 1721-1757, unm. Born South Kingston: 5. William, 1722-1814, m. Penelope Hazard 6. Samuel, 1724-1808, m. Sukey Bennett 7. Mercy, 1727, m. James Perry 8. Sarah, 1730-1785, m. ------Waterman
References: Potter Families in America by Potter Vital Records of Rhode Island by Arnold Kingston, R. I. Probate Records: Will of John Potter, and Mercy Potter
CHRISTOPHER POTTERS (John4, John3, Ichabod2, Nathaniell) was born in North Kingston, Rhode Islandp November 8, 1719, and is said to have married in 1740, Mary Segar, and to have died in 1747. It is probable that his widow remarried. She may have been the Mary Segar, born 1715, daughter of John Segar3 (John2, Richard 1) and Alice ( Hull) Segar of Kingston, and as a widow married Thomas Gould. This Mary Segar is called Mary Gould in 1757 when her father's estate was probated. She lived in Charlestown, Rhode Island, where also records are found of the Joseph Potter thought to have been her son by her first marriage.* Children: 1. joseph, 1740/1-1770, m. Esther ChamplinS (Joseph4, William3,2, Jeffreyl) Perhaps others
References: Potter Families in America by Potter Kingston and Charlestown, R. I., Town Records
JOSEPH POTTER6 (Christophe,5, John4, John3, Ichabod2, Nathaniel 1), born about 1740-1, probably in Kings ton or Charlestown, Rhode Island, married by 1758/9, Esther Champlin5, daughter of Joseph4 and Deborah (Burdick) Champlin of Charlestown, Rhode Island.** He died before March 19, 1770, as indicated by land
*Potter Families in America is the source of the informaticn concerning the marriage and death of Christopher Potter, born 1719. The parentage or remarriage of his wife, Mary Segar, have not been proven, nor any evidence found of names or numbers of children born to them. **That a Joseph Potter married Esther Champlin, daughter of Joseph and Deborah (Burdick) Champlin of Charlestown, R. I. is established by land records of Charlestown in connection with the settlement of the estate of Joseph Champlin. Book 3, p. 15: "Esther Potter, relict of Joseph Potter late of Charlestown, deceased, and Amy Champlin, single woman, both of Charlestown in Kings County and Colony of Rhode Island, and both daughters of Joseph Champlin, yeoman alias weaver, late of said Charlestown, deceased, being co-heirs, etc.", dated March 19, 1770.
4 records connected with settlement of the estate of Joseph Champlin of Charlestown, which say: ccEsther Potter, relict of Joseph Potter, etc." Family tradition says there were three children; two sons and a daughter.* Children: I. Elias Champlin, 17S8/60-1855, m. 1. ------2. Esther Thonipson ( Elias, Elias, Isaac) 2. Joseph 3. daughter
References: Land Records of Charlestown, R. I. Family tradition; Obituary of Elias T. Potter, Vermontville, Michigan, Hawk, April 6, 1881 Deposition of John ]. P. Potter to his children
ELIAS CHAMPLIN POTTER7 (]o_seph6, Christopher5, John4, ]ohn3, Jchabod2, Nathaniell) was born in Charlestown, Rhode Island, in 1758/60. ** In April, 1777, he enlisted in a company raised in Charlestown, to guard at Watch Hill, R. I., under command of Captain Samuel Thompson of Westerly. He served one year, and later, served a month under Colonel Thomas Potter at Newport. He is said to have enlisted in the American navy; been captured and held prisoner by the British until peace was declared. It is known that for a consid erable part of his early life he followed the sea. The census of 1790 indicates there were in his household; one male over sixteen (himself), two males under sixteen, three females.*** He married before 1800, Esther Thompson, 1776-1859, daughter of Elias, Jr., and Mary (Stanton) Thompson of Westerly. Until 1806 they lived in South Kingston, and removed then to Lebanon, Connecticut. January 1, 1841, he applied for a Revolution ary War pension; was living then in Hartford, Connecticut. The pension was denied, probably because his service had not been in a regularly organized military corps as required under the Act of 1832. He is thought to have died about 185S although his name does not appear in Hartford directories after 1850. His widow died in 1859 in New York State. Children: By first marriage: 1. Christopher Champlin, 1795-18S2, m. Esther Smith (David, David) By second marriage: 2. Nancy, 1800 3. Elias Thompson, 1802-1881, m. 1. Sophronia Ladd6 (Darius5, Ezekiel4, David3, Samuel2, Daniell) 2. Rachel (__ ) Lapham
*Family tradition has said that"·Elias Champlin Potter was one of three children of Joseph Potter and his wife who was a Champlin. In trying to establish the lineal descent of Elias Champlin Potter it has been necessary to consider family tradition for clues. Independently of each other, two grandsons made written accounts of the family history as they remembered it. These statements were made without benefit of any research into genealogical sources and histories, and both were agreed as to the facts and names. Tradition in the family said that Joseph Potter (see above) was the son of Christopher Potter, the date 1719 was known, and the wife was a Segar; that the family had been in this country since the 1600's, and came from Leicestershire, England. Research has established that a Christopher Potter was born in 1719 at North Kingston, R. I., the son of John and Mercy ( Robinson) Potter. The Potter Families in America says this Christopher married Mary Segar, and died very young. It seems more than a chance coincidence that the names, dates, marriage combinations, and geographical locality all fit perfectly with the names, dates, marriage combinations, and localities believed by tradit.ion in the family. Until further data is found which might contradict this line of descent we must assume it is correctly given. **The date and place of birth of Elias Champlin Potter is established by his pension application; fife no. R8367. ***The only known child of the earlier marriage or marriages of Elias Champlin Potter was Christopher Champlin Potter, born 1795, died 1852, who married August 28, 1820, Esther Smith of Goshen, Ct. At the time of his marriage he was liv ing in New Marlborough, Massachusetts; lived near Canaan Mountain, Ct. at the time of his death. The Census of 1790 indicates the family of Elias Champlin Potter then consisted of one male over 16 years (himself), two males under 16 (perhaps, sons), and three females. The latter could be a wife and two daughters; a wife, his mother, and Aunt Amy; or other combinations. 5 4. Joseph, 1804 5. Charles, 1806 6. Peleg, 1808/9 7. Isaac Thompson, 1811, m. Betsey M. James 8. Henry Stanton, 1813
References: Census of 1790 D. A. R. Lineage Book, v. 135, p. 135 Early Conn. Marriages by Bailey Conn. Vital Records Pension Record, File No. R8367, Elias Champlin Potter Family Records
ELIAS THOMPSON POTTERS ( Elias Champlin?, ] oseph6, Christopher5, ] ohn4, ] obn3, Ichabod2, Nathaniel 1) was born in South Kingston, Rhode Island, January 13, 1802; removed to Lebanon, Connecticut, with his par ents in 1806; in 1809 was apprenticed in Lebanon to Elisha Payne, a servitude of fourteen, unhappy years. He married in Franklin, Connecticut, September 7, 1823, Sophronia Ladd6, 1805-1861, daughter of Darius5 and Mary ( Frink) Ladd of Franklin. After his marriage he made several trips into the south as a Yankee pedlar. In 1827 he moved his family to New York State, and bought a farm near Camillus. This venture ended with the foreclosure of the property in 1832. Sophronia died March 24, 1861, and is buried in the Belle Isle Cemetery, near Camillus; her gravestone reads: ccsophronia, wife of Elias T. Potter, died March 24, 1861, aged 56 years and 5 months.,. After her death Elias lived with his children, and moved to Michigan where some had settled in htlaple Grove, Barry County. He married there Rachel (---) Lapham, widow of Eli Lapham; she died in 1877. He died in Maple Grove, April 1, 1881, and was buried in the Belle Isle Cemetery beside his first wife. His gravestone reads: "In Memory of our father, Elias T. Potter, died April I, 1881, aged 79 years, 2 months, 19 days." Children: 1. Mary, 1825, m. Sheldon Kimberley 2. Darius Ladd, 1827, m. Theodosia Smith 3. Elias Thompson, 1828, m. 1. Jane Anne Jones 2. ------4. George Washington, 1830, m. Ruth Corwin Showers 5. Susan, 1832, m. Franklin Mosier 6. Josephine Corwin, 1834, m. Guy Loomis 7. Francis Marion, 1836, m. 1. Beatrice Foster 2. Lucy(__ )------8. Lucien Bonaparte, 1838-1934, m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer6 (Lewis5, David4, David3, Mat thias2, John 1) 9. Elbridge Gerry, 1841, m. Irene Quick8 ( Abraham7, John6, Cornelis5, ]ohannes4, Cornelis3, Jacob2, Theunisl) 10. John Johnson Payne, 1844, m. Judith Rosalie Valiant (Adolphus) 11. Amelia E., 1848-1916, m. 1866, George Willis
References: Conn. Vital Records Family Records D.A.R. Lineage Books, v. 135, p. 135 Quick Genealogy
LUCIEN BON AP ARTE POT TER9 ( Elias ThompsonB, Elias Champlin?, Josepb6, Christopher5, John4, John3, lchabod2, Nathaniell) was born near Camillus, New York, February 8, 1838. As a child of eleven he made the loqg trip to Illinois where he had a maternal uncle, following the water route when possible and walking the remainder. Just prior to the Civil War he was working near Maple Grove in Barry County, Michigan.
6 He served during the war, becoming a Captain in the cavalry, CompanyL, :Merrills Horse, Michigan Battalion of Volunteers. February 19, 1863, Lucien Potter married at Marshall, Michigan, Clarinda Louisa Trimmer6, 1840-1907, daughter of Lewis5 and Hannah (Dillin) Trimmer of Maple Grove. ... After the war they lived in Maple Grove Township on a farm, and in 1906 moved to the village of Nashville, Michigan. Here Clarinda died January 26, 1907. Their daughter, May, continued to keep his home for him until his death, May 6, 1934, aged 96 years and 3 months. Both are buried in the Wilcox Cemetery, Maple Grove, .Michigan. ·
Children: 1. May, 1867-1943, unm. 2. William W., 1869-1940, m. 1894, Margaret Richardson9 (Charles JudsonB, Paschal?, Harper6, Sanford5, David4, Stephen3, Stephen2, Amos I) 3. Frederick George, 1873-1947, m. 1900, Catherine Elizabeth Spire 4. Bessie Alice, 1878-1952, m. Vincent Norton (Samuel, Reuben) 5. Clyde, 1881-1906, unm.
References: Family records Trimmer Bible
WILLIAM W. POTTER 10 ( Lucien Bonaparte9, Elias ThompsonB, Elias Champlin?, J oseph6, Christopher5, John4, John3, lchabod2, Nathaniell) was born in Maple Grove Township, Barry County, Mi~higan, August 1, 1869. He attended county schools near his home; graduated from high school in Nashville, Michigan, June, 1891; and had some advanced work at the Normal School in Ypsilanti, Michigan. While superintendent and teacher in the schools of Harrison, Clare County, Michigan, he studied law, and successfully, passed the state bar examinations, June, 1894. Mr. Potter married in Harrison, April 5, 1894, Margaret Richardson9, 1874-1954, daughter of Charles Judson8 and Charlotte Elizabeth (Wallis) Richardson of Harrison. After his marriage he spent a year at the Law School of the University of Michigan, and :received a Bachelor of Law degree, June, 1895. In 1930 an honorary Doctor of Law degree was conferred on him by the University of Detroit. Establishing himself in the practice of law at Hastings, the county seat of Barry County, Michigan, Mr. Potter was associated, first, with J. Edmund Barrell. The following year, 1896, he formed the partnership with Philip Taylor Colgrove which continued until 1919. Always vitally interested in the welfare and development of his community, -his state, and his country, he served them by taking an active part whenever the opportunity arose. Mr. Potter began his public career as a State Senator for the term 1899-1900; served two terms as City At torney for Hastings; was twice the Prosecuting Attorney for Barry County; was a member of the Hastings Board of Education, and chairman of the Hastings Library Commission. During the first World War he was Chairman of the District Draft Board. In 1918 he was a member of the committee appointed to revise the state tax exemption laws. When in 1919 Mr. Potter was appointed by Governor Sleeper as a member of the original Public Utilities Commission of Michigan, he withdrew from his law practice and partnership in Hastings and removed with his family to East Lansing, Michigan. In 1922 he was appointed State Fuel Administrator, and in 1926 was elected Attorney General for Michigan. In this capacity he won recognition for his part in behalf of the state against the Michigan Bell Telephone Company, and in the Lakes Level case which he argued before the United States Supreme Court in 1928. February 14, 1928, Governor Green appointed Mr. Potter to fill a vacancy in the :Mich igan Supreme Court. He continued in this office by reelection until his death • .Mr. Potter's interests and hobbies were expressed in his publications and his club memberships. He was the author of Law of Interest in Michigan, 1910; History of Barry County, 1912; Michigan Evidence, Civil and Criminal, 1920; and Judicial Power in the United States, 1940. Copies of an unpublished manuscript on the History of the Courts and Lawyers of Michigan are in the State Library at Lansing, and the Clements Library at Ann Arbor. He was a member of the American, Michigan State, and Barry County Bar Associations, the Michigan Historical Society, Michigan Author's Club, Michigan Archeological Society, Masonic Order, Knights Pythias, I.O.O.F ., Hastings Chamber of Commerce, Hastings Country Club, and the Barry County Rod and Gun Club.
7 From 1904 on the family maintained a summer.home at Wall Lake near Delton, Michigan. In 1931 a permanent home was built at the Lake, and this became the family residence after Mr. Potter's death, July 21, 1940, fol lowing an automobile accident. Margaret ( Richardson) Potter died in Delton, January 20, 1954. Both are buried in the Wilcox Cemetery, Maple Grove Township, Barry County, Michigan. Children: 1. Charlotte Louise, 1895, unm. 2. Mildred Doreen, 1899, m. 1925, Jay Eaton Hanna3 ( James2, Constantine I) 3. Philip Richardson, 1904, m. 1926, Marguerite Wood ( Fred, Theodore); divorced 4. Charles William, 1906, m. 1. Lucille Mallette; divorced 2. Lillian Dean; divorced 3. Virginia ( Reid) ------5. Frances Marguerite, 1907-1949, m. 1940, Albert H. Bingham; no issue 6. Elizabeth Richardson, 1909, m. 1932, Edwin Chellis Starr12 (Georgel 1, EdwinlO, Almon9, OrsonB, Vine?, Vine6, Jonathan5, Samuel4, Thos3, Comfort2, Thomasl)
References: Family records Michigan Vital Records Barry County Records Starr Genealogy and Family Records
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FOUR GENERATIONS
From left to right: Lucien Bonaparte Potter, Philip Richardson Potter, Philip William Potter, William W. Potter
10 Descendants of William W. and Margaret ( Richardson) Potter:
1. Charlotte Louise Potter, born Ann Arbor, Michigan, January 25, 1895; unmarried
2. Mildred Doreen Potter, born Hastings, Michigan, April 1, 1899; married Detroit, Michigan, May 16, 1925, Jay Eaton Hanna, son of James E. and Jean (Kerr) Hanna of Detroit. Children: 1. Graham Hendrie Hanna, born June 21, 1928 married 1. 1950, Elaine Rappaport, New York City; divorced, 2. 1955, Gisele de Picciotto; in Israel 2. Elizabeth Hanna, born July 16, 1930 3. Martin Slafter Hanna, born August 8, 1932 4. Louise Hanna, born January 3, 1935; married Thetford, Vermont July 18, 1953, Clinton Blake Townsend, Jr., of Montclair, N. J ~ and New York; one child, Benjamin Potter Townsend, born April 15, 1955.
3. Philip Richardson Potter, born Hastings, Michigan, February 11, 1904; married Orlando, Florida, February 19, 1926, Marguerite V. Wood, daughter of Fred and Mabel (Garrison) Wood of Hastings; divorced 1950/1..
Children: 1. Philip William Potter, bom January 13, 1928, married March, 1950, Joan Cain of Hastings, at Angola, Ind. Four children: Cathy Jean, 1951; Philip Christopher, 1952; Phalle Marie, 1953; Randi Ann, 1956. 2. Margaret Ann Potter, born January 7, 1930, married June 23, 1951, Kalamazoo, Michigan, Nelson Hoag; Two children: Karen Ann, 1952; Bethany Lynn, 1954.
4. Charles William Potter, born Hastings, Michigan, May 8, 1906; married Toledo, Ohio, August 31, 1929, Lucille Mallette: divorced 1940. One child: Phalle Louise Potter, 1936; married 1940, Lillian Dean; divorced; one child: Darlene Potter, 1940. Married, third, Virginia ( Reid) ------; one son: Lance Earl Potter, 1947.
S. Frances Marguerite Potter, born Hastings, Michigan, October 4, 1907; married December, 1940, Albert H. Bingham of Shaker Heights, Ohio; died Shaker Heights, May 13, 1949; buried Wilcox Cemetery, Maple Grove Twp., Barry County, Michigan. No issu~.
6. Elisabeth Richardson Potter, born Hastings, Michigan, February 7, 1909; married Lansing, Michigan, No vember 12, 1932, Edwin Chellis Starr, son of George E. and Jessie B. (Gaylord) Starr. Children: 1. Stephen Garrett Starr, born August 30, 1933, Detroit, Michigan; married Birmingham, Michigan, January 4, 1957, to Marjor~e ( Shiery) Sorrels. 2. Timothy Salisbury Starr, bom April 15, 1937. 3. Anne Kathleen Starr, bom December 24, 1942.
11 ALLIED FAMILIES IN ANCESTRY OF WILLIAM W. POTTER:
Allen, John Foote Parke Allen, William Foster Parker Atwater French Payne Avery Frink Pickel Ayer Frost Porter Pratt Babcock Gallup Prentis Backus Gardiner Pritchard Bacon Godfrey Purchase Barnes, Thomas Goodell Barnes, William Gorham Bartholomew Greenslade Reiterin Beach Roberts Beecher Robinson Bird Harrison Rockwell Birdseye Hazard Royce Blanchard Hills Borodell Holmes Sanford Bradley Holt Sayre Brinley Howland Segar Brockett Hubbard Sewall Brown, Sarah Hutchins Shepard, Ralph Brown, William Hutchinson Shepard, Thomas Bunnell Hyde Sims Burdick Smith, Francis Burgess Ingraham Smith, Henry Stall worthie Capen Johnson Stanton Champlin Sterling Chandler Kingsbury Stevens Chapin Stevenson Che sebrough Ladd Churchill Lake Clark Lee Tefft Clarke, Joseph Lewis Thompson, Alice Clarke, Rose Lord, Katherine Thompson, Anthony Coddington Lord, Thanks Thompson, Isaac Cooper Lord, Thomas Tilley Corliss Trimmer Crane Manning Turner Curtis Marbury Mead Vactor Darrow Merriman Davis .Minor Wainwright: Frances Deming Mix Wainwright, Francis Denison, John Morris Waters Deni son, William Webb Dillin Neighbor Wheeler Douglass Nichols, Anne Wignall Nichols, Francis Wilcoxen Elson Noyes Wilder Ensign, James Wilmot Ensign, Thomas Palmer Wilson 12 JOHN ALLEN 1, a Quaker, is said to have emigrated from Barnstable, England, to Rhode Island .. He married October 14:- 1650, Elizabeth (or 11ary) B aeon. They lived in Newport and Kingston. He died October 30, 1708. Children: 1. Elizabeth, 1651-1714, m. Nathaniel Tomfkins 2. :Mary, 1653-1706, m. Rowland Robinson 3. Joho, 1654 4. 11ercy, 165 6 S. Prise ill a, 1659-1676 6. Samuel, 1661 7. Christopher, m. Elizabeth Seyouche
References: Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island by Austin Reminiscences of Olden Times, with Genealogical Notes by Hazard
MARY ALLEN2 ( John 1) was ·born in Rhode Island, at Newport or Kingston, in 1653, and married there about 1676, Rowland Robinson 1, 1654-1716. She died in 1706. Line of descent from Mary ( Allen) Robinson:
Mercy Robin son m. John Potter Christopher Potter m. Mary Segar
Joseph Potter m. Esther Champlin Elias Champlin Potter m. Esther Thompson Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd
Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. h:fargaret Richardson
WILLIAM ALLEN 1, born in England about 1602, came to Massachusetts by 1638, when land was granted him. In 1639 he helped found Newbury and Salisbury; received land in the first Salisbury land division of 1640; is listed as townsman and commoner, 1650, and later; was a house carpenter and ship owner. He married about 1640, Ann Goodell 2, daughter of Richard 1 and Dorothy( __ ) Goodell (or Goodale) of Salisbury. She died May 31, 1678, and he married in 1684, Alice, widow of John Roper and John Dickinson. June 18, 1686, he died in Salisbury, .Massachusetts; his will was proved in Boston, July 22, 1686. His widow died in Salisbury, April 1, 1687. Children: By first marriage: 1. Abigal, 1640, m. Henry Wheeler2 (John 1) 2. Hannah, 1642-1729, m. 1659, Peter Ayer2 (John 1) 13 3. Mary, 1644, m. George Hewes 1 4. ~-fartha, 1646, m. Richard Hubbard l 5. John, 1648, m. Mary ( Pike3) Andros ( Robert2, John 1) 6. William, 1650, m. ~1ary Harris (John) 7. Benjamin, 1652, m. 1. Rachel (Squire) Wheeler 2. Hope still Leonard 8. Joseph, 165 3, m. Rachel Griggs 9. Richard, 1655, m. 1. Elizabeth 2. Rose Howard 10. Ruth, 1657, d. y. 11. Jeremiah, 1658, m. 1. Ann Bradbury3 (Wymond2, Thomas1) 2. Hannah Walker
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope History of Salisbury and Amesbury by Hoyt Essex Antiquarian, v. 3 Genealogy of Woodstock Families by Bowen, v. 2 N. E. H. & G. Reg., v. 6, p. 205 Haverhill Vital Records
2 HANNAH ALLEN (William1) was born in Salisbury, :Massachusetts, June 17, 1642, and married November 1, 1659, Peter Ayer 2, 1632/3-1698/9, son of John 1 and Hannah (Webb) Ayer of Haverhill. She died in Haverhill, Massachusetts, December 22, 1729. Line of descent from Hannah ( Allen) Ayer:
Ruth Ayer m. J chn Denison Ruth Denison m. Joseph Kingsbury Hannah Kingsbury m. Jacob Hyde Ruth Hyde m. Ezekiel Ladd Darius Ladd m._Mary Frink Sophronia Ladd. m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
DAVID ATWATER 1, son of John and Susan (Narsin) Atwater of Lenham, Kent County, England, was baptized October 8, 1615. His parents died in 1636, and he emigrated to Boston, :Massachusetts, in 1637, accompanied by his brother, Joshua, and sister, Ann. He removed to New Haven, Connecticut, by 1638; was the first free· man in New Haven. By 1646/7, he married Damaris Sayre2, daughter of Thomas Sayre1 of Southampton, Long Island. His wife died in New Haven, April 1, 1691; he died there October 8, 1692. Children: 1. Mercy, 1647-1683, m. John Austin (brother of Leonard) 2. Damaris, 1648-1711, m. John P underson (John) 3. David, 1650-1735, m. Joanna 4. Joshua, 1652, m. Lydia Rockwel13 (John2, William1) 5. John (or Job), 1654·1748, m. Abigal Mansfield3 (Moses2, Richard-I) 6. Jonathan, 1656, m. Ruth Peck3 ( Jeremiah 2, William 1) 7. Abigal, 1660, m. Nathaniel Jones2 (William 1)
14 8. Mary, 1662, m. 1. Ichabod Stow 2. David Robinson 9. Samuel, 1664, m. Sarah Alling3 ( John 2, Richard1) 10. Ebenezer, 1666, m. Abigal He aeon 2 ( James 1)
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus Atwater Genealogy and History by Atwater Sayre Family by Banta
1 DAVID ATWATER 2 (David ) was born in New Haven, Connecticut, July 13, 1650. His wife, Joanna, died in :New Haven, December 5, 1722; he died there January 10, 1735/6.
Children: 1. Joanna, 1682, m. Eb.enezer Bradley3 ( Abraham2, William 1) 2. Abigal, 1684-1742, m. Samuel Bradley3 (]oseph2, William 1) 3. Joshua, 1687-1773, m. Anna Bradley4 ( Joseph3, Joseph2, Wm. 1)
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus
ABIGAL ATWATER3 (David2, David1), born in New Haven, Connecticut, January 18, 1684, married there Decem ber 25, 1705, Samuel Bradley3, 1680-1757, son of Joseph2 and Silence (Brockett) Bradley of New Haven. She died in New Haven, January 28, 1742. Line of descent from Abigal (Atwater) Bradley:
Lydia Bradley m. Ebenezer Darrow Jemima Darrow m. Benjamin Barnes
Clarinda Barnes m. Amos Mix Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter
-. William W. Potter m. :Margaret Richardson
CHRISTOPHER AVERY 1, born in England about 1590, married there in 1616, .Margery Stevens, and lived in Ip pleden, Devonshire. With his son, James, he emigrated to Gloucester, Massachusetts; was a town officer there in 1646. His wife never emigrated. In 1658 he moved to Boston, ~Jassachusetts, and in 1665 bought land in Connecticut, and removed there. He died in Groton, Connecticut, and was buried i\farch 12, 1679. Children: 1. James, 1620-1700, m. 1. Joanna Greenslade 2. Abigal (lngraham2) Chesebrough Holmes ( Richard1)
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope The Groton-Avery Clan
JAMES AVERY 2 (Christopher1), born in Devonshire, England, in 1620, emigrated with his father to Gloucester, .Massachusetts. He married November 10, 1643, Joanna Greenslade, 1622-1693, of Boston. They lived in Gloucester until 1651, then removed to New London and Groton, Connecticut. He took part in the Great Swamp
15 Fight, King Philip's War, 1675. His wife died in 1693, and he married July 4, 1698, Abigal (lngraham2) Chesebrough Holmes, daughter of Richard Ingraham 1• He was buried in Groton, Connecticut, April 20, 1700. * 1 Children: 1. Hannah, 1644-1721, m. 1666, Ephriam Minor2 (T homas ) 2. James, 1646, m. Deborah Stallyon2 ( Edward1) 3. Mary, 1647, m. Joseph Minor 2 (Thomas1) 4. Thomas, 1651, m. 1. Hannah ~1inor 2 (Thomas 1) 2. Hannah ( Raymond) Bulkeley (Joshua) 5. John, 1653, m. Abigal Chesebroufh3 (Samue/2, William 1J 6. Rebecca, 1656, m. William Potts 7. Jonathan, 1658- 1661 8. Christopher, 1661-1683 9. Samuel, 1664, m. Susannah P almes ( William) 10. Joanna, 1669
References: The Groton-Avery Clan The History of New London by Caulkins The History of Stonington by Wheeler The History of Connecticut by Trumbull Thomas Minor Diary
HANNAH AVERY3 (James2, Christopher1) was born in Gloucester, Massachusetts, October 11, 1644, and re moved to New London, Connecticut, with her parents in 165 I. She married in New London, June 20, 1666, Ephriam Minor2, 1642-1724, son of Thomas1 and Grace (Palmer) Minor of Stonington, Connecticut. She died in Stonington, August 22, 1721. Line of descent from Hannah ( Avery) Minor:
Hannah Minor m. Samuel Frink Samuel Frink, Jr. , m. Margaret Wheeler Isaac Frink, m. Anna Noyes Isaac Frink, Jr., m. Margaret Stanton ~iary Frink m. Darius Ladd Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
*On Ttail's Corners Road, near R. 1, east of Groton, Connecticut, is the Avery Monument, with the following inscription:
•This Memorial marks the site of the Home built in 1656 by Captain James Avery, the founder of the family now known as the Groton Averys. This hive of the Averys was owned and occupied by its famous builder until his death. Its later ownership and occupancy passed in regular order of descent, from father to son, until it was burned on the night of July 20, 1894. Hine illae lacrimae. 1895 Avery Memorial Association. Successive owners of the Hive: Captain James Avery, 1656-1700 Captain James Avery, Jr., 1700-1728 Colonel Ebenezer Avery, 1728-175 2 Elder Parke Avery, 1752-1787 Lieutenant Parke Avery, Jr., 1787-1821 Youngs Avery, 1821-1837 Parke William Avery, 1837-1868 James Denison Avery, 1868-1894
16 JOHN AYER 1, son of Thomas and Elizabeth ( Rogers) Ayer, was born in Wiltshire County, England, about 1587. He married there Hannah Webb, probably sister of John Evered alias Webb of Marlborough, Wiltshire. In ~pswich, .Massachusetts, by 1630, they received land in the Salisbury divisions of 1640 and 1643, and re moved to Haverhill in 1647. He died in Haverhill, 1fassachusetts, .March 31, 1657; his will was proved Octo ber 6, 1657. His widow, ftaged", died in Haverhill, October 8, 1688.
Children: 1. John, 1623-1675, m. 1. 1646, Sarah Williams2 (John 1), d. 1662 2. 1663, Mary Wooddam (John) 2. Robert, 1625-1711, m. 1650, Elizabeth Palmer (Henry) 3. Rebecca, 1627, m. 1648, John Aslet 4. Thomas, 1630-1686, m. 1656, Elizabeth Hutchins2 ( f ohn 1) 5. Peter, 1632-1699, m. 1659, Hannah Allen2 (William1) 6. Mary, 1634- 169 2, m. 165 2, K athaniel Parker 7. Obadiah, 1636-1694, m. 1661, Hannah Pike3 (]ohn2, John1) 8. Nathaniel, 1638-1717, m. 1670, Tamesin Turloar 9. Hannah, 1644- 1676, m. 1663, Stephen Webster2 ( John 1)
References: History of Truman, Poole, and Allied Families by Truman and Poole Middlesex Co. Deed, 4:37, Nov. 2, 1669 N. E. H. & G. Reg., v. 17, p. 307; v. 6, p. 205 History of lpswich, Essex, and Hamilton by Felt History of Salisbury and Amesbury by Hoyt Five Colonial Families, v. 2, p. 1170 Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Genealogical Dictionary by Savage History of Newbury by Co{ fin Essex Antiquarian, No. 10, v. 4 History of Haverhill by Chase Hartford Times Geneal. Page, 11/6/54
Line of descent is through two sons of John 1 and Hannah (Webb) Ayer:
THOMAS AYER 2 ( John 1), born about 1630, probably in Ipswich, Massachusetts, was married in Haverhill, April I, 1656, to Elizabeth Hutchins2, daughter of Johnl and Frances( __ ) Hutchins of Haverhill. He died Haverhill, November 9, 1686; his widow died there in 1710. Children: 1. John, 165 7, m. Hannah Travers 2. Elizabeth, 1659, m. Samuel Watts 3. Mary, 1660, m. Samuel Colcord 4. Love, 1663-1735, m. 1679, Joseph Kingsbury3 (Henry2, Henry1) 5. son, 1664- 1664 6. son 7. Thomas, 1666, m. 1. Ruth Wilford (Gilbert) d. 1708 2. Dorothy ( Martzri) Blaisdell ( Richard2, Geo. 1) 8. Samuel, 1671-1672
References: Haverhill, Massachusetts, Vital Records
PETER AYER 2 ( John 1 ), born about 1632/3, probably in Ipswich, Massachusetts, married November 1, 1659, Hannah Allen2, 1642-1729, daughter of William1 and Ann (Goodell) Allen of Salisbury, Massachusetts.
17 He became a freeman, May 1666; was representative from Haverhill to the General Court in 1683, 1685, 1689, 1690. He died in Boston, January 2, 1698/9. His ~idow died in Haverhill, December 22, 1729. Children: 1. Ruth, 1660-1694/5, m. John Denison 2 (John 1) 2. Hannah, 1662, m. John.Osgood3 (]ohn2, John1) 3. Abigal, 1664, m. Robert Lord3 ( Robert2, Robert1) 4. Mary, 1666, m. Joseph Calef 5. Martha, 1667 /8, m. 1690, Peter Osgood3 ( John 2, John 1) 6. Samuel, 1669, m. Elizabeth Tuttle ( Simon) 7. William, 1673-1675 8. Rachel, 1675-1678 9. Ebenezer, 1678-1693/5
References: Haverhill, Massachusetts, Vital Records
Line of descent is through a daughter of Thomas2 and a daughter of Peter2 whose children married, thus uniting two lines from John1 and Hannah (Webb) Ayer:
LOVE AYER3 (Thomas2, ]ohn1 ), born in Haverhill, Massachusetts, April, 1663, married there April 2, 1679, Joseph Kingsbury3, 1656-1741, son of Henry2 and Susannah(--) Kingsbury oi'Haverhill, She died April 24, 1735, and is buried in the Old Franklin Plains Cemetery, Franklin, Connecticut.
References: Haverhill, Massachusetts, Vital Records Cemetery Records, Franklin, Connecticut Kingsbury Genealogy by Kingsbury
1 RUTH AYER3 (Peter2, John ), born in Haverhill, Massachusetts, October 30, 1660, married about 1683, Rev- erend John Denison2, son of John1 and Priscilla( ___ ) Denison of Ipswich, :Massachusetts. She died Feb- ruary 2, 1694/S, probably in Ipswich.
References: Haverhill, Massachusetts, Vital Records Ipswich, Massachusetts, Vital Records N.E.H. & G.Reg., v. 56, p. 207
Line of descent in the Potter line is through two sons of John 1 and Hannah (Webb) Ayer. The Richardson line also descends from this pair of emigrating ancestors, reuniting three strains through the marriage of William W. Potter and Margaret Richardson: See chart on the following page.
JAMES BABCOCK 1, born in 1612, emigrated from Essex County, England, to Portsmouth, Rhode Island, by 1642. He was a blacksmith; became a freeman by 1655; was commissioner for Portsmouth to the General Court from 1656 to 1659. His first wife, Sarah, died in 1664/5, and he married by 1666, Elizabeth. About this time he removed to Westerly, Rhode Island; became a freeman there, 1669; was baptized in the Seventh Day Baptist Church, in 1676. He died in Westerly, June 12, 1679. His widow, Elizabeth, married in 1679, William Johnson. Children: By first marriage: 1. James, 1641-1698, m. Jane Brown2 (Nicholas1)
18 Johnl and Hannah (Webb) Ayer I I I Thomas Ayer m. Peter Ayer m. Nathaniel Ayer m. Elizabeth Hutchins Hannah Allen Tame sin Turloar I I I Love Ayer m. Ruth Ayer m. Hannah Ayer m. Joseph Kingsbury John Denison Ebenezer Belknap I I I Joseph Kingsbury m. Ruth Denison Samuel Belknap m. I I Mary Dickinson I I Hannah Kingsbury m. Simeon Belknap m. Jacob Hyde Elizabeth Porter I I Ruth Hyde m. :Moses Belknap m. Ezekiel Ladd Sarah Kibbee I I Darius Ladd m. Roxana Belknap m. Mary Frink Harper Richardson I I Sophronia Ladd m. Paschal Richardson m. Elias Thompson Potter Almina Louisa Slafter I Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Charles JLson Richardson m. Clarinda Louise Trimmer Charlotte Wallis I I William W. Potter married April S, Margaret Richardson 1894
2. John, 1644-1685, m. ~fary Lawton2 (Georgel) 3. Job, d. 1718, m. Jane Crandall 2 ( / obnl) 4. Mary, 1655-1747, m. William Champlin2 (]effreyl) By second marriage: 5.. Nathaniel, 1666-1719 6. Joseph, 1670, m. 1. 1696, Dorothy Key, d. ·1727 2. 1729, Hannah(--) Coats 7. Elizabeth, m. 1706, Benjamin Sumner
References: Babcock Genealogy by Brown Babcock and Allied Families by DeForest First Puritan Settlers, Windsor by Hinman Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island by Austin
MARY BABCOCK2 ( Jamesl) was born in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, about 1655. She married in 1674, William Champlin2, 1654-1715, son of Jeffrey Champlin! of Westerly and Newport, Rhode Island. She died in Westerly in 1747. Line of descent from Mary ( Babcock) Champlin: See chart on the following page.
19 William Champlin, Jr. m. Mary Clarke I I William Champlin, 3rd Joseph Champlin m. Sarah Thompson m. Deborah Burdick I Mary Champlin m. Joseph Stanton Esther Champlin I m. Joseph Potter :Mary St an ton m. Eli as Thompson, Jr. I I Esther Tho mp son married Elias Champlin Potter I I I Elias Thompson Potter m. -Sophronia Ladd I Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer I William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
WILLIAM BACKUS!, probably from Norwich, England, was in Saybrook, Connecticut, by 1637/8. The name of his first wife, mother of his children, is unknown. He married in Saybrook, Anne (Stetson) Bingham, widow of Thomas Bingham. In 1659 they removed to Norwich, Connecticut. William Backus died in Norwich in the summer of 1661, bequeathing the tools of his cutlers trade to his son, William, and his land to his son, Stephen. Because he had never recorded his land his name does not appear as a proprietor of Norwich. His widow died in Norwich, May, 1670. Children: 1. William, 163 7-1721, m. 1. 1659, Sarah Charles (John) 2. 1664, Elizabeth Pratt2 (William I) 2. Sarah, m. John Reynolds 3. Mary, m. Benjamin Crape2 ( Johnl) 4. Lydia, m. John Bailey 1 5. Stephen, m. 1666, Sarah Spencer2 (Gerrardl)
References: ~ew England Ancestry of Dana Converse Backus by Backus Genealogical Memoirs of the Backus Family by Backus Norwich, Connecticut, Vital Records
WILLIAM BACKUS2 (Williaml) was born about 1637, and married about 1659, Sarah Charles, 1637-1663, daughter of John Charles of New Haven and Branford, Connecticut. In 1664 he married Elizabeth Pratt2, born in 1640, daughter of Williaml and Elizabeth ( Clark) Pratt of Hartford and Saybrook. They removed to Norwich, Connecticut, where he had become a freeman, October 8, 1663. He served as Marshall to the Court of Commission, 1669; on the committee to build a new meeting house, 1673; selectman; and six times was Deputy to the General Assembly. He died in Norwich, in 1721, aged 83.
20 Children: By first marriage: 1. William, 1660-1742,.m. 1. 1681, Elizabeth Royce3 (Jonathan2, Roberti) 2. 1692, Mary Dunton 2. John, 1661/2-1744, m. 1691/2, Mary Bingham 3. Sarah, 1663, m. 1681, Edward Culver (Edward) By second marriage:
4. _Samuel, 1665, d. Y.· 5. Joseph, 1667, m. 1690, Elizabeth Huntington (Simon) 6. Nathaniel, 1669-1728, m. 1. 1693/4, Lydia Edgerton (Richard) 2. 1702, Elizabeth Tracy (John) 7. Elizabeth, 1670-1729, m. 1686, Thomas Huntington (Christopher) 8. Hannah, 1676-1752, m. 1. 1691/2, Thomas Bingham (Thomas) 2. 1711/2, Daniel Tracy (Thomas) 3. 1729, Samuel Griswold (Francis) 9. Mary, 1678-1752, m. 1697, Thomas Hyde3 (Samue[2, Williaml)
References: New England Ancestry of Dana Converse Backus by Backus Cemetery Records, Franklin, Connecticut Norwich, Connecticut, Vital Records
MARY BACKUS3 (William2, Williaml ), born in Norwich, Connecticut, in 1678, married December, 1697, Thomas Hyde3, 1672-1755, son of Samuel2 and Jane (Lee) Hyde of Norwich .. She died in Franklin (Norwich West Farms), Connecticut, .March 27, 1752, and is buried in the Old Franklin Plains Cemetery. Line of descent from Mary (Backus) Hyde:
Jacob Hyde m. Hannah Kingsbury Ruth Hyde m. Ezekiel Ladd Darius Ladd m. Mary Frink ·- Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
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ELIZABETH BACON (or Mary Bacon) married October 14, 1650, John Allenl. They lived in Newport and Kingston, Rhode Isl and. Line of descent from Elizabeth ( Bacon) Allen: Mary Allen m. Rowland Robinson Mercy Robinson m. John Potter
Christopher Potter m. Mary Segar Joseph Potter m. Esther Champlin
Elias Champlin Potter m. Esther Thompson
Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson 21 References: Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island by Austin Reminiscences of Olden Times, with Genealogical Notes by Hazard
THOMAS BARNESl, son of Thomas of England, and brother of Daniel of New Haven, Connecticut, was born about 1620/1, and emigrated to New Haven before 1639. He signed the Connecticut Colony Constitution in 1644, and received land then. He served in the Pequot War. His wife, :Mary, died in East Haven in 1676. He died in Middletown, Connecticut, June 10, 1691. His widow, Elizabeth, died in 1694. Children: 1. John, 1648, m. Mercy Betts (Roger) 2. Elizabeth, 1650, m. 1. Benjamin Brockett2 (]ohnl) 2. J oho Austin 1 3. Thomas, 165 3-1712, m. 1. 167S, ~!ary Hubbard 2. 1690, Abigal Frost2 (]ohnl) 4. Mercy, 1655, m. 1. Bartholomew Jacobs 2. Joseph Thompson (John) 5. Abigal, 1657-1723, m. 1. John Frost2 (]ohnl) 2. 1689, Daniel Harris (Daniel) 6. Daniel, 1659-1730, m. ~!ary Tappen (James) 7. ~fart ha, 1661 8. Maybee, 1663-1748, m. Elizabetli' Stowe ( Samuel)
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus East Haven Register by Dodd
THOMAS BARNES2 (Thomasl) was born in New Haven, Connecticut, August 26, 1653. He married in New Haven, in 1675, Mary Hubbard, who died in 1687 /9. In 1690 he married Abigal Frost2, 1670-1748, daughter of Johnl and .Mercy (Payne) Frost of New Haven. He died in New Haven in 1712. His widow married Samuel Tutde3 (]ohn2, Williaml), by whom she had a son, Stephen, in 1716. She died in New Haven in 1748. Children: By first marriage: 1. ~1ary, 1679, m. Samuel Bidwell _ 2. Sarah, 1681, m. 1. Samuel Moulthrop3 (Matthew2, Matthewl) 2. Thomas Wilmot3 (William2, Benjaminl) 3. Thomas, 1684, d. Y.. 0 4. Thomas, 1687-1750, m. 1709 Mary Leek3 (Tbomas2, Philipl) By second marriage:
S. Rebecca, 1691, m. Samuel Towner (Richard) 6. Abigal, 1693, m. Joshua Ray 7. Eiizabeth, 1695-1765, m. Joho Beecher4 (I saac3, lsaac2, Johnl) 8. Deborah, 1698, m. 1. Joshua Tuttle4 (Samuel3, John2, Williaml) 2. :Matthias Hitchcock3 ( J ohn2, Matthiasl) 9. Hannah, 1702, m. Stephen Brooks3 (Thomas2, Henryl) 10. Samuel, 1705, m. 1. Hannah Parker (Joseph) 2. Elizabeth Tuttle4 ( Josepb3, 2, Wm.~) 3. Dorcas Turner4 (]os.3, Isaac2, Nathl) 4. Phoebe
22 11.. Nathaniel, 1707-1798, m. 1. Mary Russell (Samuel) 2. Abigal Hotchkiss4 (Samue/3,2, 1) 3. Abigal (Holt4) Howell (]oseph3, John2, Williaml) 12. Abraham, 1710, m. 1735 Mary Hotchkiss4 (Stephen3., Joshua2, Samuell)
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus
ELIZABETH BARNES3 (Thomas2, Thomasl) was born in New Haven, Connecticut, November 10, 1695, and married there about 1715/6, John Beecher4, 1689-1756, son of Isaac3 and Joanna (Roberts) Beecher of New Haven. She died in Cheshire, Connecticut, in 1765. Line of descent from Elizabeth (Barnes) Beecher:
Experience Beecher m. Joseph Beach
Lydia Beach m. Eldad .Mix
Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes
Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonapart~ Potter
William W. Potter m • .Margaret Richardson
WILLIAM BARNESl, born about 1619, was the son of William and Thomasine (Shepherd) Barnes of Eastwich, Norfolk County, England, and grandson of Edward Barnes. He married about 1640, Sarah (surname perhaps Evans), with whom he emigrated to Salem, Massachusetts. They were accompanied by his brothers, Joshua and Charles Barnes. William Barnes became a freeman in Salem, June 2, 1641. By 1644 they removed to Southampton, Long Island. His wife obtained a legal separation, and died October 13, 1648. After selling his property in Southampton, William Barnes removed to Easthampton, Long Island, ~1ay 15, 1652, accompanied by his children and brother, Charles. In 1658 he returned to England, and died there in 1661. Children: 1. William, 1640/5-1698, m. 1665, Elizabeth 2. daughter 3. daughter
References: The History of Easthampton, L. /. by Rattray
WILLIAM BARNES2 (Williaml), born about 1640/5, accompanied his parents when they removed from Salem, Massachusetts, to Southampton, Long Island. After the death of his mother he lived in Easthampton with his father, and married there in 1665, Elizabeth, 1645-1725. * He became the owner of large tracts of land in Easthampton, Long Island, and died there in 1698. His widow died February 28, 1724/5, aged about 80.
Children: 1. Thomas, 1666-1717, m. 1. Mary ( __) Bee, d. 1700 2 1701, .Mindwell Dibble4 (Samue/3, Thomas2, Robertl)
* Rattray' s History of Easthampton says the wife of William Barnes2 was Elizabeth Mulford 2, daughter of William 1 and Sarah ( Akers) Mulford of Easthampton.
23 2. William, 1667-1706, m. Mary Rogers (Noah) 3. Stephen, 1669, m. Hannah 4. Benjamin, 1671-1740, m. Abigal 5 . .Matthew, 1673-1703, m. 1702, Elizabeth Leek3 (Philip2, Philipl) 6 . .Mary, 1675 7. Isaac, 1675-1769, m. 1704, Anna Rogers (Noah) 8. Nathaniel, 1677-1715 9. Samuel, 1679, m. Elizabeth Dyke 10. Anna, 1683, m. John Edwards 11. Elizabeth, 1685 12. Recompense, 1689-1739
References: The History of Easthampton, L. I. by Rattray Refugees from L. I. to Connecticut by Mather Barnes Family Yearbook, v. 1 and 2 Hartford Times Geneal. Page, 1116154
BENJAMIN BARNES3 (William2, Williaml) was born in Easthampton, Long Island, in 1671, and became an early settler in Branford, Connecticut. He married Abigal, who was the mother of his children.* In 1732 he divided his property between his children; perhaps he remarried. He died in Branford, July 23, 1740. Children: 1. Eleanor, bp. 1700-1780, m. 1720, John Baldwin (Richard) 2. Abigal, bp. 1701-1745, m. 1738, Joseph Darwin; no issue 3. Daniel, 1704, m. _1728, Anne Brockett4 (Moses3, John2, JohnlJ 4. Nathaniel, 1707-1781, m. I. 1732, Elizabeth Bartholomew4 (Isaac3, William2, Williaml) 2. 1776, Sarah( __ ) Doolittle Lewis 5. Timothy, 1710-1750, m. 1733, Phebe Barnes4 (Thos.3, Jobn2, Thos.1) 6. Ebenezer, 1714, m. Abigal 7. Thankful, 1716, m. Stephen Lee
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus Refugees from L. I. to Connecticut by Mather Barnes Family Yearbook, v. 1 and 2 Bartholomew Genealogy Branford, Ct., Vital Records
NATHANIEL BARNES4 (Benjamin3, William2, Williaml) was bap~ized in Branford, Connecticut, October, 1707, and married November 16, 1732, Elizabeth B artholome w4, 1704-1776, daughter of Isaac3 and Rebecca (__ ) Bartholomew of Branford. In 1743/4 they removed to Farmington, and later, to Plymouth, Connecticut. North bury Church Records, Plymouth, give the death, February 10, 1776, of "Old Mrs. ~arns". July 24, 1776, Nath aniel Barnes married Sarah( __ ) Doolittle Lewis. Sergeant Nathaniel Barnes died April 28, 1781, aged 73. His widow, Sarah, married Ebenezer Darrow2 in 1782. Children: 1. Nathaniel, 1733-1796, m. 1. 1753, Lydia Elwell(Ebenezer, Samuel) 2. 1790, Esther (Merriam) Hull Curtis (Samuel, William, William) 2. Abigal, 1735-1790, unm. 3. Elizabeth, 1738 4. Isaac, 1740-1776, m. 1762, Alice Curtis5 (Samuel4, Stephen3, Isaac2, Richardl)
* Abigal, wife of Benjamin Barnes3 (William2, Williaml), may have been the daughter of John and Hannah (Grilfin) Linsl~y of Branford, Ct.
24 5. Luce, 1742, m. 1768, Noah Humiston5 (John4,3,2, Henryl) 6. Benjamin, 17 44/S, m. 1766, Jemima Darrow3 ( E benezer2, Richardl)
References: B ames Family Yearbook, v. I and 2 Waterbury, Ct., Vital Records History of Waterbury, v. 1, Family Records Ancient Burying Grounds in Waterbury, Ct., v. 2 Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus
BEN] AMIN BARNESS (Nathaniel4, Benfamin31 William2, Williaml) was born in Farmington, Connecticut, about 1744/5, and married in the Congregational Church, Northbury Parish, Plymouth, Connecticut, May 22, 1766, to Jemima Darrow3, born 1747, daughter of Ebenezer2 and Lydia(Bradley) Darrow of New Haven and Plymouth. They removed to Cheshire, Connecticut. By 1798 they are recorded in Camden, New York.* Children: 1. Clarinda, 1767-1850, m. 1784, Amos Mix6 (Eldad5, Josiah4, Thomas3, Danie[2, Thos.1) 2. Eunisia, 1769 3. Jemima, 1770 4. Oliver, 1772, m. Ruth S. Philip, 1774, m. Laura 6. Benjamin, 1776 7. Isaac, 1779 ? 8. Irene
References: Barnes Family Yearbook, v. 1 and 2 History of Waterbury, v. 1, Family Records Ancient Burying Grounds in Waterbury, Ct.,. v. ~ Early Connecticut Marriages, Cheshire, by Bailey History of Cheshire, Ct. Camden, N. Y., Church Records
CLARINDA BARNES? (Ben;amin5, Nathanie/4, Ben;amin3, William2, Williaml) was born in Waterbury, Con necticut, November 13, 1767, and married in Cheshire, Connecticut, January 4, 1784, to Amos Mix6, 1759-1844, son of Eldad5 and Lydia (Beach) Mix of Wallingford and Waterbury. She died in ~Iuskingum County, Ohio, in 1850. Line of descent from Clarinda (Barnes) Mix:
Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louise Trimmer m. Lucien Bonapart~ Pott~r William W. Potter m. ~largaret Richardson
WILLIAM BARTHOLOMEW I was born in 1602/3, son of William and Friswede (Metcalfe) Bartholomew of Bur• ford, Oxfordshire, England. With better than ordinary education he learned merchandizing under his father's
* The History of Cheshire, Ct., gives the burial record of Widow Jemima Barnes, August 20, 1813. This could refer to Jemima (Darrow) Barnes although she had removed to Camden, New York, by 1798. 25 tutelage before going to London. About 1630 he married Anne Lord, daughter of Widow Katherine( __) Lord. They emigrated on the "Griffin" in 1634, arriving in Boston, Massachusetts, where he became a freeman in 1635. He acquired large tracts of land in Ipswich, and made his home there, living adjacent his brothers in-law, Robert Lordl and Edward Brownl. Here he was prominent in public affairs; representative to the General Court. Late in life they removed to Boston, and he died in Charlestown, Massachusetts, January 18, 1680/1; his widow died January 29, 1682/3. Both are buried in the Phipps Street Cemetery, Charlestown. His stone, next that of John Harvard, reads: "William Bartholmew agd 78 yrs deed J anry 18th lq80". Children: 1•. Mary, m. 1. 165 2, Matthew Whipple2 ( Matthewi) 2. 1657, Jacob Greene (John) 2. Joseph, 1638, living in London in 1693 3. William, 1640/1-1697, m. 1663, ;\,fary Johnson3 (lsaac2, Johnl)
References: The Bartholomew Genealogy by Bartholomew History and Genealogy of Woodstock Families, v. 2, by Bowen
WILLIAM BARTHOLOMEW2 (Williaml) was born in Ipswich, Massachusetts, in 1640/1; became a carpenter, and by 1662, was overseer of a mill in Boston. He married December 17, 1663, :Mary J ohnson3, 1642-after 1705, daughter of Isaac2 and Elizabeth (Porter) Johnson of Roxbury. Before King Philip's War they had re moved to Deerfield, :Massachusetts. When Indians raided Hatfield in 1677, their daughter, Abigal, was taken prisoner and carried to Canada. After eight months she was ransomed and returned, safely, to her parents. In 1679, they moved to Branford, Connecticut. His ability, popularity, and participation in town affairs in Branford was recognized by the founders of Woodstock, Connecticut. They persuaded him to move there in 1687. He died in Woodstock in 1697. His widow was living in Branford as late as 1705. Children: 1. Isaac, 1664-1727, m. 1694, Rebecca 2. William, 1666-d. before 1697 3. ~Iary, 1668, m. 1. 1683/4, Bartholomew Goodrich 2. Benjamin Linsley 4. Andrew, 1670-1752/5, m. 1698, Hannah Frisbie3 (]ohn2, Edwardl) 5. Abigal, 1672-1752, m. 1. 1691/2, Joseph Frissell (] ames) 2. 1709, Samuel Paine3 (Stephen2, Stephenl) 6. Elizabeth, 1674/5, m. 1699, Edmund Chamberlain (Edmund) 7. Benjamin, 1677-1748/9, m. 1713, Phebe Baldwin3 (George2, Johnl) 8. John, 1679-1753, m. 1. 1702/3, Elizabeth Morris3 (Edward2, Edw.1) 2. Mary (Harrington) Frisbie 3. 1738/9, Hannah(Chandler4) Abbott (]ohn3, Thos2, Wm.~) 9~ Joseph, 1682-1724, m. 1713, Elizabeth Sanger (Nathaniel)
References: The Bartholomew Genealogy by Bartholomew History and Genealogy of Woodstock Families by Bowen Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus The Chandler Family
ISAAC BARTHOLOMEW3 (William2, Williaml) was born November 1, 1664, in Roxbury, :Massachusetts, and lived successively in Deerfield and Hatfield, Massachusetts, Branford and Woodstock, Connecticut. He re turned to Branford to live, and married there about 1694. He was a farmer. October 25, 1727, he died in North Branford, Connecticut. His widow, Rebecca,* died May 18, 1738.
*The Bartholomew Genealogy, and History and Genealogy of Woodstock Families give the identity of Rebecca, wife of Isaac Bartholomew3, as Rebecca Frisbie3 (jobn2, Edward1) of Branford. Jacobus in Families of Ancient New Haven says the wife of Isaac Bartholomew~ was not a Frisbie.
26 Children: 1. William, 1695·after 1765, m. _Mary Rogers5 (Noah4,3, •••••• .... 2, Thos.1) 2. Mary, 1697·1727, m. Benjamin Barnes3 (]ohn2, Thomasl) 3. Isaac, 1699·1750, m. 1732, Martha Barnes3 (Thomas2, Williaml) 4. Rebecca, 1702, m. 1737, Abel Collins (Daniel, William) S. Elizabeth, 1704-1776, m. 1734 Nathaniel Barnes4 (Benjamin3, Wm.2, Wm.1) 6. Ebenezer or Eleazer, 1706· 1727 7. Abraham, 1708-by 1778, m. 1. 1730, Hannah Page (Daniel, George) 2. Deborah··--···· 8. Josiah, 1710/1-1777, m. 1. 1740, Lydia Harrington 2. 1752, Phebe(--) ~funson 9. Abigal, m. 1729, William Rogers 10. Freelove, m. 1741, Abel Curtis4 (Stephen3, lsaac2, Richardl) 11. Jerusha, 1722/3, m. 1742, Daniel Finch4 (Daniel3, Nat~aniel2) Daniell)
References: The Bartholomew Genealogy by Bartholomew History and Genealogy of Woodstock Families by Bowen Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus Barnes Family Yearbook, v. 1 and 2 Ancient Burying Grounds, Waterbury, Ct. Northbury Ch. Rec.
ELIZABETH BARTHOLOMEW4 (Jsaac3, William2, Williaml) was born in Branford, Connecticut, April 12, 1704, and married November 16, 1732, Nathaniel Bames4, 1707-1781, son of Benjamin3 and Abigal (--) Barnes of Branford. They lived in Branford until 1743/4, moving then to Farmington, and later, to Plymouth, Connecti cut. She died in Plymouth, February 10, 1776. Line of descent from Elizabeth (Bartholomew) Barnes:
Benjamin Barnes m. Jemima Darrow Clarinda Barnes m. Amos Mix Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer
Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
JOHN BEACH 1, brother of Richard and Thomas, was not a proprietor of New Haven, Connecticut, but settled there about four years later. He was married about 1650, and removed then to Wallingford. Here he was a proprietor. With his wife, Mary, and family he removed to Stratford, Connecticut, in 1660. He died in New Haven. Children: 1. Elizabeth, 165 2, m. Eliasaph Preston2 (Williaml) 2. John., 1654, m. 1. Hannah Staples (Thomas) 2. Phebe (Wilcoxen2) Birdseye (Williaml) 3. :Mary, 1656, m. Thomas Yale2 (Thomasl)* 4. Thomas, 1659-1741, m. 1. 1680, Ruth Peck (Paul) 2. 1687 /8, Phebe Wilcoxen3 (Timothy2, Wm. 1)
2 2 *There is a question whether Thomas Yale married Mary Beach , daughter of John 1, or whether he married Mary(Hitcb• 1 cock) Beach, widow of Benjamin Beach2 (John ).
27 5. Nathaniel, 1662, m. Sarah Porter3 (Nathaniel2, Jobnl) 6. Hannah, 1665, m. 1. Zachariah Fairchild2 (Thomasl) 2. John Burritt 7. Sarah, 1667 8. Isaac, 1669, m. Hannah Birdseye4 ( John3, J ohn2, J ohnl) 9. Joseph, 1671, m. Abiah Booth IO. Benjamin, 1673, m. 1695, Mary Hitchcock3 (]ohn2, Matthiasl)
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus Beach in America by Beach American Genealogist, v. 9,· Ruth Peck History of Wallingford and Meriden by Davis
THOMAS BEACH2 (johnl) was born in 1659, probably in Wallingford, Connecticut. He married in ~fay, 1680, Ruth Peck, who died in 1686. In 1687/8, he married Phebe Wilcoxen3, 1668-1758, daughter of Timothy2 and Joanna (Birdseye) Wilcoxen of Stratford,. Connecticut. He died in Meriden, May 13, 1741, aged 82 years, and his widow died April 30, 1758. Children: By first marriage: 1. Hannah, 1680-1683 2. Ruth, 1683-1722, m. Samuel Fairchild3 (Samue[2) 3. Thomas, 1685-1685 4. B enoni, 1686-1686 By second marriage:
5. Timothy, 1689, m. Hannah Cooke3 ( H enry2, H enryl) 6. Nathan, 1692, m. 1713, Jemima Curtis4 (Thomas3, John2. ]ohnl) 7. ~loses, 1695, m. 1. 1722, Esther Tyler (John, William) 2. Susanna 8. Gershom, 1697, m. Deliverance How5 (Danie 14, Nathaniel3, Jeremy2, Edwardl) 9. Caleb, 1699, m. 1. Eunice Tyler 2. Margaret Thompson 10. Thankful, 1702, m. 1. Jacob Royce3 (Samuel2, Robertl) 2. Daniel Baldwin 11. Joanna, 1705, m. Abel Royce4 (Samuel3, Samuel2, Robertl) 12. Phebe, 1710-1740, m. 1731, John Tyler (John, William)
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus American Genealogist, v. 9; Ruth Peck Beach in America by Beach History of Wallingford and Meriden by Davis
NATHAN B EACH3 (T homas2, John 1) was born in Wallingford, Connecticut, August 18, 1692, and married September 29, 1713, Jemima Curtis4, 1694-1739, daughter of Thomas3 and Mary (Merriman) Curtis of New Haven and Wallingford. She died March 3, 1739. Children: 1. Joseph, 1714-179S, m. 1734, Experience Beecher5 (John4, Isaac3, lsaac2, Johnl) 2. William, 1716, m. 1. Susanna Holt4 (]oseph3, Joseph2, Wm.1) 2. Martha Clark (Joseph, Ebenezer, James) 3. Lydia, 1719, m. Benjamin Blakeslee 4. Nathan, 1721 5. Sarah, 1723, m. Joseph Deremore 6. Enos, 1726, m. Ann Squire (John) 7. Stephen, 1729
28 8. Jemima, 1732, m. Waitstill Parker4 (Joseph3, ]ohn2, Edwardl) 9. Elihu, 1734, m. Zerviah Byington (Robert, John) 10. Eunice, 1737, m. Simeon Fuller
References: History of Wallingford and Meriden by Davis History of Cheshire, Ct. Early Connecticut Marriages; Cheshire Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus
JOSEPH BEACH4 (Nathan3, Thomas2, Johnl) was born in Wallingford, Connecticut, June 10, 1714 .. He mar ried in Cheshire, October 31, 1734, Experience Beecher5, 1719-1789, daughter of J~hn4 and Elizabeth(Bames) Beecher of Cheshire. He died in Waterbury, Connecticut, July 25, 1795.
Children: 1. Lydia, 173S-1824, m. 17S6, Eld ad Mix5 (] osiah4, T homas3, Danie 12, T homasl) 2. lvfehitable, 1738, m. Benjamin Moss (Benjamin, John, John) 3. :Mary, 1740, m. David Frost3 (Samuel2, Johnl) 4. Elizabeth, 17 42-17S 3 S. John, 1744-1780, m. 1772, Hannah Hoadley (Nathaniel) 6. Joel, 1747, m. 1. 1770, Mary BeachS (Enos4, Nathan3, Thomas2, Johnl) 2. Betsey 7. Sarah,1749 8. Joseph, 1751, m. 1782, Hannah Miles6 (David5, Stephen4,3, Samuel2, Richardl) 9. Amos, 1754-1756 10. Amos, 1756 11. Asa, 1759, m. 1781, Elizabeth Benham6 (Shadrach5, Joseph4,3,2, Johnl)
References; Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus History of Cheshire, Connecticut History of Waterbury, v. I, Family records
LYDIA BEACH5 (]oseph4, Nathan3, Thomas2, ]ohnl) was born in Wallingford, Connecticut, September 13, 1735, and married June 25, 1756, Eldad Mix5, 1733-1806, son of Josiah4 and Sybil (Holt) Mix of Wallingford. He died in Waterbury, Connecticut, October 30, 1806, ar.1d she died January, 1824, in her 88th year. Line of descent from Lydia (Beach) J\fix:
Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes
Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
JOHN BEECHERl came from Kent County, England, and is believed to have been one of the men left at the site of the New Haven colony during the winter of 1636/7, and to have died there. Hannah ( ·) Potter Beecher was a widow when she brought her sons, John and William Potter and Isaac Beecher, to New Haven, Connecticut, to live. She died in New Haven in 1658, and her will was proved in 1659. 29 References: The History of New Haven by Atwater Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus Beecher Genealogy The New Haven Potters
ISAAC BEECHER 2 ( Johnl) was born in England about 1623. He was made a freeman in New ·Haven, Con necticut, in 1644, and was married about then to Mary, his wife. He died in New Haven in 1690. Children: 1. John, 1645-1712, m. Elizabeth Roberts2 (Williaml) 2. Joseph, 1647, m. Lydia Roberts2 (Williaml) 3. Isaac, 1650-1708, m. 1679, Joanna Roberts2 (Williaml) 4. Samuel, 1652, m. Sarah (Hurd) Sherwood 5. Eleazer, 1655-1725, m. 1677, Phoebe Prindle (William)
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus Beecher Genealogy
ISAAC BEECHER3 (lsaac2, ]ohnl), born in New Haven, Connecticut, August 18, 1650, married about 1679, Joanna Roberts2, 1657-1732, daughter of Williaml and Joanna ( __ )Roberts of :Milford._ He died in New Haven in 1708, and his widow died February 24, 1732. Children: 1. Isaac, 1680-1712, m. Hannah( __) ~ferwin 2. Ebenezer, 1682, d.y. 3. Joanna, 1685 4. Samuel, 1687-1760, m. Hannah Farrington (Nathaniel) 5. John, 1689-1756, m. 1716/7, Elizabeth Barnes3 (Thomas2, Thomasl) 6. Abigal, 1693, m. David Seeley of Bedford, N. Y. 7. Abiah, 1693 8. Jemima, 1698, m. John Holmes of Bedford, N. Y.
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus Beecher Genealogy
JOHN BEECHER4 (lsaac3, lsaac2, Johnl), born in New Haven, Connecticut, in 1689, married about 1716/7, Elizabeth Barnes3, 1695-1765, daughter of Thomas2 and Abigal (Frost) Barnes of New Haven. He died in Cheshire, Connecticut, April 15, 1756; his widow dies there in 1765. Children: 1. Jemima, 1717-1727 2. Experience, 1719-1789, m. 1734, Joseph Beach4 (Nathan3, Thomas2, ]ohnl) 3. Isaac, 17 21, d. y. 4. Isaac, 1723, m. 1. 1744, Susanna Dutton (Benjamin, Joseph) 2. 1762, Dorcas (Thomas4) Tuttle ( Joseph3) J oseph2, Johnl) 5. Abigal, 1726, m. 1743, Joseph Rowe (Stephen, John, Matthew) 6. Abel, 1728, d.y. 7. Elizabeth, 1729, m. 1. 1749, Jacob Parker (Samuel, John, Edward) 2. John Connor 8. Solitary, 1733-1751 9. Jemima, 1734-1813, m. 1757, David BamesS (David4, Thomas3,2, 1) IO. John, 1739, d.y.
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus Beecher Genealogy Barnes Family Yearbook, v. 2 Early Connecticut Marriages; Cheshire
30 EXPERIENCE BEECHER5 (Jobn4, lsaac3, lsaac2, ]ohnl) was born June 12, 1719, probably in New Haven, Connecticut. She married in Cheshire, October 31, 1734, Joseph Beach4, 1714-1795, son of Nathan3 and Jemima (Curtis) Beach of Wallingford. She died in Wallingford, Conpecticut, September 20, 1789. Line of descent from Experience (Beecher) Beach:
Lydia Beach m. Eldad Mix Amos .Mix m. Clarinda Barnes Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer
Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
DOROTHY BIRD, born in 1589, was the daughter of Robert and Amy( __) Bird of Peteibor.o, England. She married in Peterboro, February 20, 1611, Thomas Lordl, 1585-1667, son of Richard and Joan(__ ) Lord of Towcester, Northamptonshire. In 1635 she emigrated with her husband and children, to Boston, Massachusetts. They removed to Hartford, Connecticut, in 1636. She died in Hartford in 1675/6. The line of descent from Dorothy (Bird) Lord in the Potter line is through her daughter, Ann, who married Thomas Stanton, and whose descendants intermarried. The Richardson line descends through another daughter, Dorothy, and these lines are united as shown in the chart on the following page. References: Descendants of Thomas Lord by Kenneth Lord Planters of the Commonwealth by Ban.ks Stanton Genealogy Descendants of William Kelsey, v. 1, by Claypool
JOHN BIRDSEYEl emigrated from Reading, Berkshire County, England, in 1636, and settled in New Haven, Connecticut. He died in New Haven in 1649. Children: 1. Joseph 2. John, 1616-1690, m. I. Philipp a Smith 2 (Henry 1) 2. 1683, Alice(--) Tomlinson
References: Genealogical Guide to Early Settlers in America History of New Haven County, Connecticut
JOHN BIRDSEYE2 (John I), born in 1616, emigrated with his father in 1636 to New Haven, Connecticut, He removed to Wethersfield; in 1639 lived in Milford, and by 1649 had moved to Stratford, Connecticut_ About 1640 he married Philippa Smith2, daughter of Reverend Henry Smithl of Wethersfield and Milford. After her death he married in 1683, Alice, widow of Henry Tomlinson. He died April 4, 1690, and his widow died January 25, 1698. Children: 1. John, 1641, m. Phoebe Wilcoxen 2 (Williaml) 2. Joanna, 1642-1713, m. 1664, Timothy Wilcoxen2 (Williaml)
References: History of Wethersfield, Connecticut American. Genealogist, v. 16, Mil/ ord Church Records 31 Dorothy Lord m. John Ingersoll
Ann Lord Hannah Ingersoll m. Thomas St an ton m. Stephen Kelsey
Dorothy Stanton John Stanton Joseph Stanton Robert Stanton Hannah Kelsey m. James Noyes m. Hannah Thompson m. Hannah Mead m. Joanna Gardiner m. James Kibbe I I I I Thomas Noyes Joseph Stanton Joseph Stanton Thomas Stanton Daniel Kibbe m. Elizabeth Sanford m. Margaret Che sebrough m. Esther Gallup m. Thankful Denison m. Mary Pratt I 1 I I Anna Noyes Joseph Stanton Joseph Stanton Thankful Stanton Sarah Kibbe m. Isaac Frink m. Anna Wheeler m. Mary Champlin m. Elias Thompson m. Moses Belknap I I Isaac Flrink, Jr. m. MargaretI stanton Mary Stanton m. Elias Thompson, Jr. Roxana Belknap I I I m. Harper Richardson Mary Frink Esther Thompson m. Darius Lass m. Elias Champlin Potter Paschal Richardson I I Sophronia Ladd married Elias Thompson Potter m. Almina L. Sl after Lucien Bonaparte Potter Charles J. Richardson m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Charlotte E. Wallis William W. PJter Margaret Richardson m. Margaret Richardson a, m. William W. Potter JOANNA BIRDSEYE3 (]ohn2, Johnl) was born November 28, 1642, probably in Milford, Connecticut. She married in Stratford, December 8, 1664, Timothy Wilcoxen2, 1638-1713, son of Wi1liaml and Margaret(__ ) Wilcoxen of Stratford. She died in 1713. Line of descent from Joann~ (Birdseye) Wilcoxen: Phoebe Wilcoxen m. Thomas Beach Nathan Beach m. Jemima Curtis
Joseph Beach m. Experience Beecher Lydia Beach m. Eldad Mix
Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes
Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin
Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
THOMAS BLANCHARD! emigrated on the aJonathan" in 1639, from Pinton, Hampshire County, England. In his party were his wife, Agnes; her son, Richard Barnes; her mother, ~frs. Agnes Bent; and his sons by an earlier marriage. Before they reached Boston his wife had died in childbirth, and her mother died, also. He lived in Braintree, ~fassachusetts, in 1646-50, and in Charleston after 1651, owning land along the Mystic River. He died in Charleston, ~farch 21, 1654. His will, probated the following month, mentions his widow, Mary; three sons; and a grandson, Joseph. Children: I. George, 1622-1700, m. I. Eliz1lbeth Hills2 (]osephl) 2. Mary 2. Thomas, 1625-1650 3. Samuel, 1629/30-1707, m. I. 1654, :Mary Sweetser2.(Sethl) - 2. Hannah Dorset2 (Thomasl) 4. Nathaniel, 1636-1676, m. Susannah Bates (Edward of Weymouth) 5, 1fary, 1639, d.y.
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks The Lowells and their Seven Worlds by Greens/et Charlestown Genealogies and Estates by Wyman
GEORGE BLANCHARD2 (Thomasl), born in England about 1622, emigrated with his father in 1639, and lived in Charlestown, Massachusetts. He married about 1645, Elizabeth Hills 2, born in 1627, daughter of Joseph 1 and Rose (Clarke) Hills of Malden. After her death he was married to Mary. He died March 18, 1700. Children: I. Thomas, d. 1678, m. Anna Rolfe2 (Henry 1) 2. Mary 3. Elizabeth, m. 1675, George Grimes 4. Joseph, 1654· 1694, m. Hannah Shepard3 (Thomas 2, Ralph 1) S. George, m. 1687, Sarah Bassett 6. Joshua, d. 1716, m. 1. Elizabeth, d. 1688 2. Mehitable, d. 1742 7. Jonathan, m. Sarah Pain 8. Abraham 9. Hannah, m. 1682, Thomas Shepard3 (Thomas2, Ralphl) 10. Abigal 11. Bethia, m. 1681/2, Daniel Pain
33 12. Sarah, m. 1687, Thomas Dean (Joseph) 13. Ruth 14. Rachel, m. 1691, John Smith
References: Hills Family by Hills Charlestown Genealogies and Estates by Wyman East Haven Register by Dodd
HANNAH BLANCHARD3 (George2, Thomas!), born about 1662, in Charlestown, Massachusetts, married in 1682, Thomas Shepard3, 1659-1726, son of Thomas2 and Hannah (Ensign) Shepard of Charlestown. They re moved to Bristol, Rhode Island, by 1696, and later, lived in East Haven, Connecticut. It may be her death recorded in East Haven in 1752, as "Hannah wife of Thomas Shepard, Jr." Line of descent from Hannah (Blanchard) Shepard:
Sarah Shepard m. Richard Darrow Ebenezer Darrow m. Lydia Bradley
Jemima Darrow m. Benjamin Barnes Clarinda Barnes m• .Amos Mix Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
ANN BORODELL was the daughter of John Borodell * who was living at ~larston Moor near York, England, in 1645. She became acquainted with George Denison2, 1618-1694, during his recuperation from battle wounds which he received while serving with the Cromwellian forces. He was the son of William I and Margaret (Chandler) Denison of Roxbury, ~Iassachusetts. After their marriage he brought her to Roxbury in 1646. They removed to Stonington, Connecticut, in 1651, and made their ho.me there. She died September 26, 1712, aged 9.7 years, and is buried in Elm Grove Cemetery, ~lystic.
References: Captain George Denison by Fuller Descendants of George Denison by Baldwin and Clift
MARGARET BORODELL, sister of Ann Borodell, was the daughter of John Borodell. She married in 1647, the Reverend Thomas Shepard 1, 1604- 1649, of Cambridge, 11assachusetts. After his death in 1649, she
*Children of John Borodell: Ann, m. George Denison2 (William1) Margaret, m. 1. Thomas Shepard 1 2. Jonathan Mitchell 2 ( Matthew1) Alice, m. --- Hincks John, of Lonsom
34 married in November, 1650, Reverend Jonathan MitcheII2 ( Matthewl ), and by him had several children.* Her estate was settled in Cambridge in 1691.
References: Shepard Genealogy Records, First Church, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Lines of descent from Ann (Borodell) Denison and Margaret (Borodell) Shepard, showing their convergence:
Ann Borodell Margaret Borodell m. George Deni son m. Thomas Shepard I I George Denison Jeremiah Shepard m. Mercy Gorham m. i\1ary Wainwright I I Thankful Denison Mary Shepard m. fhomas Stanton m. Isaac Wheeler I I Thankful Stanton Margaret Wheeler m. Elias Thompson m. Samuel Frink I I Eiias Thompson, Jr. Isaac Frink m. Mary Stanton m. Anna Noyes I I Esther Thompson Isaac Frink, Jr. m. Elias Champlin Potter m•. Margaret Stanton I Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd I Elias Thompson Potter married Sophronia Ladd I . I I Lucien Bonapart~ Pott:~r m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer I William 'W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
WILLIAM BRADLEY 1, born in England, was a soldier, and is said to have been a friend of Cromwell. He emi grated to New England, settling in Springfield, ~lassachusetts. Here he married in February, 1645, Alice
*Children of Jonathan Mitchell and Margaret (Borodell) Mitchell: .Margaret Nathaniel John Samuel Margaret Jonathan 35 Pritchard2, daughter of Rogerl and Frances (- ) Pritchard of Springfield. They lived most of their lives in or near New Haven, Connecticut. He died in :Kew Haven in 1691, and his widow died in 1692.
Children: 1. Joseph, 1645-1705, m. 1667, Silence Brocketc2 (]ohnl) 2. ~1artha, 1648, m, 1. 1665, Samuel J\1unson2 (Thomasl) 2. Eliasaph Preston2 r\rilliaml) 3. 11atthew Sherman 3. Abraham, 1650-1718, m. Hannah Thompson2 (]ohnl) 4. Mary, 165 3-17 24, m. Samuel Todd2 ( Christopherl) 5. Benjamin, 1657-1728, m. 1. 1677, Elizabeth Thompson2 (johnl) 2. 1719, ~iary Sackett (John) 3. Sarah (Johnson) Wolcott (John, Robert) 6. Esther, 1659, d.y 7. N athanie 1, 1660-17 48, m. 1. Ruth Dickerman ( Abraham) 2. Mercy (Mansfield3) Thompson (Moses2, Richardl) 8. Sarah, 1665, m. Samuel Brockett2 (Johnl)
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus
JOSEPH BRADLEY2 (William I) was baptized in Springfield, Massachusetts, January 4, 1645/6. He married in New Haven, Connecticut, October 25, 1667, Silence Brockett2, born in 1648, daughter of John Brockett 1 of New Haven. He died in New Haven in 1705. Children: 1. daughter, 1669- 1669 2. Abigal, 1671-1743, •m. 1692, John Moulthrop (Matthew, Matthew) 3. itary, 167 4, m. 1. ------2. 1706, John Peck3 ( Jobn2. Williaml) 4. Joseph, 1677-1757, m. Anna Heaton2 (Jamesl) S. Samuel, 1680-1757, m. 1. 1705, Abigal Atwater3 (David2, Davidl) 2. Anna ( Sperry3) '\'folcott ( Danie 12, Richard) 6. Martha, 1683
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus Atwater Genealogy and History by Atwater
SAMUEL BRADLEY3 ( J oseph2, Wil liaml ), born in New Haven, Connecticut, January 3, 1680, married Decem ber 25, 1705, Abigal Atwater3, 1684-1742/3, daughter of David2 and Joanna(---) Atwater of New Haven. A tombston~ in the burying ground in New Haven reads: "Here lies ye body of ~1rs Abigal wife of Mr Samuel Bradley died January ye 23 1742/3 aged 57 years (maiden name Atwater)". His second wife was Anna (Sperry) Wolcott. He died in New Haven in 1757; his widow died in 1769.
Children: 1. Samuel, 1707, m. Eunice Munson4 (Thomas3, Samue[2, Thomasl) 2. Abigal, 1708-1795, m. 1729, Stephen Atwater3 (Samue/2, Davidl) 3. Jonathan, 1711-1760 4. Lydia, 1715-1782, m. 1. Jonathan Austin (DavidJ John) 2. Ebenezer Darrow2 ( Richard I) 5. Mary, 1717-1812, m. 1737, John Grannis (JohnJ Edward) 6. Ruth, 1719-1799, m. 1745, Abraham Gilbert (Joseph, Matthew, Matthew) 7 •.Martha, 1722-1805, m. David Sperry4 (]ohn3, Richard2, Richardl) 8. Desire, 1724-1796 9. David, 1728-1789, m. 1. Elizabeth Sperry4 ( Ahe[3, Daniel2, Richardl) 2. Hannah Hitchcock4 ( N athanie/3, 2, Matthiasl)
36 References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus Atwater Genealogy and History by Atwater Ancient Burying Grounds of Waterbury, Ct.
LYDIA BRADLEY4 (Samue/3, Joseph2, William!) was born in New Haven, Connecticut, March 26, 1715/6, and married, first, Jonathan Austin. About 1742 she married Ebenezer Darrow2, 1718-1800, son of Richardl and Sarah (Shepard) Darrow of New Haven. She died in Plymouth, Connecticut, i\Iarch 10, 1782. Line of descent from Lydia (Bradley) Darrow:
] emima Darrow m. Benjamin Barnes Clarinda Barnes m. Amos Mix Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
ANNE BRINLEY was born in England in 1628, the daughter of Thomas and Anna (Wase) Brinley. She married about 1650, William Coddington 1, 1598-1678, son of Edward and Anne (Gifforth) Coddington of Boston, England, She was his third wife, and returned with him to Newport, Rhode Island. He was Governor of Rhode Island at the time of his death, November, 1678. She died in Newport, May 9, 1708. Line of descent from Anne (Brinley) Coddington:
Mary· Coddington m. Peleg Sanford Elizabeth Sanford m. Thomas Noyes - Anna Noyes m. Isaac Frink
Isaac Frink, Jr. m. Margaret Stanton
Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
References: Genealogical Dictionary by Savage Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island by Austin Alphabetical.List of Passengers in the Winthrop Fleet by Banks
JOHN BROCKETT 1, born in Hertfordshire, England, about 1609, emigrated on the "Hector" in 1637. From Boston, Massachusetts, he removed to New Haven, Connecticut, in 1638; -was made a freeman in 1639. A sur veyor and civil engineer, he was frequently called to public office. He married about 1642; his wife died after 1662. [n 1667 he removed to Wallingford and died there March 12, 1689/90, aged 80.
37 Children: I. John, 1642-1720, m. Elizabeth Doolitcle2 (Abrahaml) 2. Be Fruitful, 1644, d.y. 3. Benjamin, 1644- 1679, m. Elizabeth ·Barnes2 (Thomasl) 4. :\1ary, 1646, m. Ephriam Pennington ( Ephriam) 5. Silence, 1648, m. 1667, Joseph Bradley2 (Williaml) 6. Abigal, 1649, m. John P ayne2 (Williaml) 7. Samuel, 1651-1742, m. Sarah Bradley2 (H'illiaml) 8. Jabez, 1654, m. 1691, Dorothy Lyman (John)
References: Brockett Genealogy by Brockett Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus Babcock and Allied Families by DeForest History of Wallingford and lvleriden by Davis
SILENCE BROCKETT2 (Johnl) was born in New Haven, Connecticut, and baptized June 3, 1648. She mar ried October 25, 1667, Joseph Bradley2, 1645/6·1705, son of William! and Alice (Pritchard) Bradley of New Haven. Line of descent from Silence ( Brockett) Bradley:
Samuel Bradley m. Abigal Atwater Lydia Bradley m. Ebenezer Darrow Jemima Darrow m. Benjamin Barnes Clarinda Barnes m. Amos Mix Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
SARAH BROWN, eldest ~aughter of Joseph Brown of Southampton, England, married about 1633, the Reverend James Noyesl, 1608-1656, son of the Reverend William and Anne (Parker) Noyes of Choulderton, Wiltshire. With him she emigrated in 1634 on the ":Mary and John". They wintered the first season at Ipswich, Massa chuse~ts, and were first settlers in Newbury, Massachusetts. She died in Newbury in 1687. Line of descent. from Sarah ( Broun) Noyes: Reverend James Noyes, Jr. m. Dorotqy Stanton Thomas Noyes m. Elizabeth Sanford Anna Noyes m. Isaac Frink Isaac Frink, Jr. m. Margaret Stanton
Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. ?v1argaret Richardson
References: Brown Family History by Spooner History of Newbury by Coffin History of Newbury by Currier 38 \l1LLIA;\-1 BROWNl, baptized in Horley, Surrey, England, in 1585, was the son of the Reverend Joseph and ~1argery (Patching) Brown. He married Jane Burgess, June 20, 1611. With his wife, several ch_ildren, and grandchildren, he sailed for New England in 1646/7. On the voyage his wife, Jane; son, John; and son-in-law, Thomas Lee, died of smallpox. He died in Long Island in 1650. Children: 1. Joseph, 1613 2. John, 1615- 1646/7 3. Jane, 1616-1618 4. Phoebe, 1620- 1664, m. 1. Thomas Lee 2. 1647, Greenfield Larrabee! 3. 1662, James Cornishl 5. i\iary, 1622, m. Robert Marvin 6. Thomas, 1624 7. Henry
References: Snow-Estes Genealogy Hyde Family Genealogy by Walworth Parkhurst Mms., Library, New London, Ct. History of Norwich by CC11.Llkins Cornish Families in America by Cornish
PHOEBE BROWN2 (William I), born in England, October 1, 1620, was married there to Thomas Lee. With her parents, husband, and three children, she emigrated in 1646/7. Her husband died of smallpox before reaching New England. She settled in the locality of Saybrook and Lyme, Connecticut•. About 1647, she married Green field Larrabee!, and by him had several children.• He died in 1660, and in 1662, she married James Cornish! of Saybrook.* She died in childbirth, December 22, 1664. Line of descent from Phoebe ( Brown) Lee:
Jane Lee m. Samuel Hyde Thomas Hyde m. Mary Backus Jacob Hyde m. Hannah Kingsbury Ruth Hyde m. Ezekiel Ladd Darius Ladd m. Mary Frink Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
*Larrabee children: 1. Greenfield, 1648, m. Alice Parke3 (Thomas2, Robert1) 2. John, 1649/50, m. Sarah 1 3. Elizabeth, 1652/3, m. Joshua Hempstead2 (Robert ) 4. Joseph, 1655-1657 5. Sarah, 1658, m. John Fox2 (Tbomas1) *Cornish children: I. James, 1663-1740, m. 1. Elizabeth Thrall (Timothy) 2. Hannah (Hilliard) Humphrey (Andrew) 39 WILLIAM BUNNELLl, born in England about 1617, is said to have left Cheshire in 1638, in the company of his brothers, Solomon and Benjamin. He settled in New Haven, Connecticut. In 1640, he married Ann Wilmot2, daughter of Benjamin 1 and Ann (---) Wilmot of New Haven. Town records convey a sordid picture of his life. His wife died May, 1654, and he died about 1660/1. Children: 1. Lydia, 1641/2-1708, m. 1661, Francis French2 (Wi_lliaml) 2. Benjamin, 1644, m. 1. Rebecca Mallory (Peter) 2. Elizabeth ( Post) Sperry (John) 3. Nathaniel, 1647, m. Susanna Whitehead (Isaac) 4. Mary, 1650-1724, m. Eleazer Peck2 (Henryl) S. Ebenezer, 1653
References: New Haven Town Records, and Vital Records Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks Lt. William French and Descendants by French History of Milford and Derby, Connecticut
LYDIA BUNNELL2 (Williaml) was born in New Haven, Connecticut, in 1641/2, and married in Milford, April IO, 1661, Francis French2, 1624/S-1690, of Derby, Connecticut. He was the son of Williaml and Elizabeth (Godfrey) French of Billerica, Massachusetts. She died in Derby, April 1, 1708. Line of descent from Lydia (Bunnell) French: Elizabeth French m. Joseph Holt Joseph Holt, Jr., m. Abigal Curtis Sybil Holt m. Josiah Mix
Eldad Mix m. Lydia Beach Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes Hannah Mix m. fhomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
ROBERT BURDICK! came in 1651 from England, settling in Newport, Rhode Island, where he was baptized November 19, 1652. He married November 2, 16S5, Ruth Hubbard2, 1640-1691, daughter of Samuell and Tacy (Cooper) Hubbard of Newport. He was admitted a freeman in 1657. By 1662 they had moved to Westerly, Rhode Island. She died in Westerly in 1691, and he died in 1692.
Children: 1. Thomas, 16S6, m. 1. Martha 2. Penelope Rhodes 2. Naomi, 1658, m. 1. Jonathan Rogers2 (Jamesl) 2. John Keeney2 (Williaml)
40 3. Ruth, 1660, m. John Phillips 4. Deborah, 1662, m. 1681, Joseph Crandall2 (Johnl) 5. Roger, 1664-1683 6. Benjamin, 1666, m. 1. Mary Reynolds .. 2. Jane (__ ) Shelley or Selby 7. Samuel, 1668-1756, m. :Mary Foster2 (Thomasl) 8. Tacy, 1670, m. Joseph Maxson3 ( J ohn2, Richardl) 9. Robert, 1674, m. L Rebecca Foster2 (Thomasl) 2. Dorcas Lewis3 ( Danie/2, J ohnl) 10. Hubbard, 1676, m. Hannah Maxson3 ( John2, Richardl) 11. infant, 1678
References: Descendants of Robert Burdick of Rhode Island Armorial Families in America Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode 1sland by Austin
SAMUEL BURDICK2 (Robertl), born in Westerly, Rhode Island, about 1668, was married about 1692/3, to Mary Foster2, 1675-1752, daughter of Thomasl and Susanna(Parker) Foster of New London, Connecticut. He was one of 33 persons who purchased 53,000 acres in Narragansett County, Rhode Island in 1711; a carpenter and farmer; a founding member of Westerly's Sabbatarian Church. The diary of Joshua Hempstead says: "May 27, 1745. I went down to see Samuel Burdick and wife. Her maiden name was Mary Foster of New London." She died in 1752, and Samuel Burdick died April, 1756. His will of 1752, says: "To my daughter, Deborah Champlin, 2 pounds in money, old tenor, to be paid to her at her mothers decease, if there is enough left. This I give her in addition to what I have already given her." Children: 1. Mary, 1694, m. Peter Crandall3 (]oseph2, Johnl) 2. Samuel, 1696, m. Tacy Maxson4 ( Joseph3, John2, Richardl) 3. Thomas, m. Dorothy Maxson 4. Edward, 1705/6, m. Sarah Clarke 5. Deborah, 1708, m. 1730, Joseph Champlin4 (William3,2, Jeffreyl) 6. Tacy, 1710, m. 1732, Benjamin Frink4 (John3,2, 1)
References: Descendants of Robert Burdick of Rhode Island Joshua Hempsteads Diary Foster Genealogy by Pierce Westerly and Charlestqwn, Rhode Island, Records New York Gen. and Biog. Record, v. +6, p. 324
DEBORAH BURDICK3 (Samue/2, Robertl) was born in Westerly, Rhode Island, in 1708, and married in 1730, Joseph Champlin4, 1706-1767, son of William3 and Mary (Clarke) Champlin of Westerly. They lived in Westerly and Charlestown, Rhode Island. She was a widow in Charlestown in November, 1767. Line of descent from Deborah (Burdick) Champlin:
Esther Champlin m. Joseph Potter Elias Champlin Potter m. Esther Thompson Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
41 JANE BURGESS married in England, June 20, 1611, William Brownl, 1585-1650, son of the Reverend Joseph and Margery (Patching) Brown of Horley, Surrey. With her husband, some of their children and grandchildren 7 she set out for New England in 1646/7. On the voyage she died of smallpox. Line of descent from Jane ( Burgess) Brown:
Phoebe Brown m. Thomas Lee Jane Lee m. Samuel Hyde Thomas Hyde m. Mary Backus Jacob Hyde m. Hannah Kingsbury Ruth Hyde m. Ezekiel Ladd Darius Ladd m. Mary Frink Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
References: Snow-Estes Genealogy
BERNARD CAPEN 1, born in Dorchester, England, in 1562, was married May 31, 1596, tQ Joan Purchase, 1578-1653, daughter of Oliver Purchase. They came to Massachusetts in 1630 on the ccMary and John"; in August, 1633, were founders and proprietors of Dorchester, Massachusetts. A shoemaker by trade, he became a freeman in 1636. His gravestone was the first in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, and is preserved by the New England Historical and Genealogical Society of Boston. The present stone, replacing the original, says: "Here lies the Bodies of Mr Barnard Capen and Mrs Joan Capen his wife. He died Nov 8 1638 aged 76 years and she died March 26 165 3 aged 75 years". Children: 1. Bernard 2. James, d • .1628, England 3. Ruth, 1600 4. Susanna, 1602-1666, m. 1. 1624, William Rockwelll 2. 1645, Matthew Grantl S. Dorothy, 1603-1675, m. Nicholas Upsall 6. John, 1612-1692, m. 1. Redigan Clap 2. Mary Bass 7. Elizabeth, m. 1634, Thomas Swift 8. Honor, m. William Hannum 9. Hannah, m. 1629, Robert Gifford
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Descendants of Bernard Capen by Hayden History of Dorchester, Massachusetts New England Hzst. 2nd Gen. Reg., v. 4, Cemetery Record: Family Memoirs of 14 Early Families by Thayer Rockwell Genealogy Grant Genealogy History of Windsor, Connecticut by Stiles 42 SUSANNA CAPEN2 (Bernardl) was born in Dorchester, England, April 11, 1602, and married there April 14, 1624, William Rockwell1, 1591·1640. They emigrated to New England in 1630, settling in Dorchester, Massa· chusetts. They removed to Windsor, Connecticut, and here he died May 15, 1640. In 1645 she married Matthew Grantl in Windsor, and died November 13, 1666. Line of descent from Susanna (Capen) Rockwell:
John Rock we 11 m. Sarah Ensign Ruth Rockwell m. Daniel Mix Thomas Mix m. Deborah Royce
Josiah Mix m. Sybil Holt
Eldad Mix m. Lydia Beach
Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
JEFFREY CHAMPLIN I, a shoemaker, came to the Island of Aquidneck, now Rhode Island, in 1638, and set tled in Portsmouth. He may have come from Maine, and was, probably, related to John Champlin. In 1640 he was made a freeman in Newport, and in 1661 removed to Westerly, Rhode Island. He returned to Newport dur ing King PhiHp•s War, and died by 1695. Children: 1. Jeffrey, 1652-1715/8 2. William, 1654-1715, m. 1674, Mary Babcock2 (]amesl) 3. Christopher, 1656-1732, m. 1. ------·- 2. Elizabeth (----) Davol
References: N. Y. Gen. and Biog. Rec., v. 46, p. 324 Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island American Genealogist, _v. 20, p. 185 F. 0. Champlin Mms., Westerly Library Albert Champlin Mms., Westerly Library
WILLIAM CHAMPLIN2 (Jeffreyl) was born about ,1654, probably in Newport, Rhode Island. He married in 1674, Mary Babcock2, 1655-1747, daughter of Jamesl and Sarah(__ ) Babcock of Portsmouth. He took part in King Philip's War; was admitted a freeman in Westerly, October 17, 1679. He died December 1, 1715, in his 62nd year; is said to be buried in the Wilcox Farm Cemetery near Westerly. His widow died in Westerly in 1747, aged about 92 years.*
Children: 1. Mary, 1675-1746, m. 1700, John Babcock3 (John2, Jamesl) 2. William, 1677-1747, m. 1700, Mary Clarke3 (Joseph2, Josephl) 3. Ann, 1678/9-1719, m. 1698/9, Samuel Clarke3 (]oseph2, Josephl)
* Estate of Mary (Babcock) Champlin: February 11, 1747/8, Mary Champlin refened to as uwidow, late deceased" and Mary Babcock, her daughter, was made administratrix. When the estate was settled on July 30, 1753, among the payments was this item: uneborah Champlin, 6 shillings" -
43 References: Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island N. Y. Gen. and Biog. Rec., v. 46, p. 324 Westerly Probate Records Westerly and Its Witnesses by Champlin Babcock Genealogy by Brown
WILLIAM CHAMPLIN3 (William2, ] effreyl) was born in 1677, probably in Westerly, Rhode Island. He married there January 18, 1700, Mary Clarke3, 1680-1760, daughter of Joseph2 and Bethia (Hubbard) Clarke of Westerly. A large land holder in Westerly, he served as justice of Westerly, and representative at the General Assembly in 1728, 1731, and 1732. He died in Westerly, August 3, 1746;* his widow died in 1760. Children: I. William, 1702-1774, m. 1721, Sarah Thompson2 (lsaacl) 2. Jeffrey, 1704-17 46, m. 1724, Mary Maxson4 ( J oseph3, John2, Richard 1) 3. Joseph, 1706-1767, m. 1730, Deborah Burdick3 (Samuel2, Roberti) 4. Samuel, 1708, m. 1735, Prudence Thompson2 (lsaacl) 5. Joshua, 1710, m. 1730, Bridget Thompson2 (lsaacl) 6. James, 1712, m. 1734/5, Prudence Hallam2 (]ohnl) 7. Susanna, 1714, m. 1742, Samuel Stanton3 (Samuel2, Thomasl)
References: Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island N. Y. Gen. and Biog. Rec., v. 46, p. 324 Westerly Probate and Vital Records The Clarke Family by Morrison Westerly and Its Witnesses by Champlin Robert Burdick of Rhode Island
The line of descent from William and Mary (Clarke) Champlin is through two sons: William4 who married Sarah Thompson, and Joseph4 who married Deborah Burdick.
WILLIAM CHAMPLIN4 (William3, William2, ] effreyl) was born in Westerly, Rhode Island, May 31, 1702, and married there, November 1, 1721, Sarah Thompson2, born 1703, daughter of lsaacl and ~Iary (Holmes) Thompson of Westerly. In 1734-6 he was ensign of the first company of Westerly Infantry; in 1741 and 1742 was represent ative at the General Assembly. He died in Westerly April 14, 1774. Children: 1. :Mary, 1722, m. 1738, Joseph Stanton4 ( Joseph3, J oseph2, Thomasl) 2. Samuel, 1724, m. 1744, Hannah Gardner (Henry) 3. Jeffrey, 1726, d.y. 4. Ann, 1729-1750, m• .1746, Joseph Pendleton5 (Joseph4,3, James2, Bri_anl) 5. William, 1731-1798, m• .1751, Sarah Pendleton5 (]oseph4,3, James2, Brianl) 6. John, 1733, m. 1756, Rebecca Stanton (Daniel) 7. Sarah, 1735, m. 1751, Sylvester Pendleton5 (]oseph4,3, James2, Brianl) 8. Oliver, 1737-1791, unm. 9. Anstis, 1739, m. 1758, John Dunbar 10. Rowland, 1741, m. 1. 1763, Hannah Stetson 2. Nancy Babcock 11. Eunice, 1744, m. 1764, Daniel Larkin References:. Westerly Vital Records Brian Pendleton and His Descendant~ by Pendleton
3 2 1 * Will of William Champlin (William , Je/frey ): a August 3, 1746. The will of William Champlin, yeoman, of Westerly, mentions his wife, Mary Clarke, and sons; William, Joseph, Samuel, Joshua, and James: William to be administrator, and take care aof my ancient mother if she should outlive me". To Joseph he left this bequest: aone thousand pounds in cur rent money, old tenor, to be paid within three years after my decease to be his own properiy". 44 MARY CHAMPLIN5 (William4, William3, William2, Jef freyl) was born in Westerly, Rhode Island, July 13, 1722, and married August 9, 1738, Joseph Stanton4, 1717-after 1779, son of Joseph 3 and Esther (Gallup) Stanton of Westerly. She died in Westerly in 1750. Her husband married in 1752, Mary Gardiner, daughter of Henry Gardiner.
JOSEPH CHAMPLIN4 (William3, William2, Jeffreyl) was born in Westerly, Rhode Island, in 1706, and married in 1730, Deborah Burdick3, born 1708, daughter of Samuel2 and Mary (Foster) Burdick of Westerly. They were residents of Charlestown, Rhode Island, at the time of his death, October, 1767. Children: 1. Amy, unm. 2. Esther, 1740, m. 1758, Joseph Potter6 (Christopher5, John4, John3J Ichabod2, Nathaniell) ? 3. Joseph, d. before 1767 ? 4. Elias, 1738-1759*
References: Robert Burdick of Rhode Island N. Y. Gen. and Biog. Rec., v. 46, p. 324 Charlestown, R. I. Land Records Albert Champlin Mms., Westerly Library
ESTHER CHAMPLIN5 (J.oseph4, William3, William2, J effrey1) was born about 1740, perhaps in West~rly, Rhode Island. She married by 1758/9, Joseph Pott,er6, 1740/1-1770, probably, the son of ChristopherS ~d Mary (Segar) Potter of South Kingston, Rhode Island. She was a widow in Charlestown, Rhode Island, by May 31, 1770. Lines of de scent from Jeffrey Champlin 1:
Jeffrey Champlin I William Champlin m. Mary Babcock I William Champlin m. Mary Clarke
William Champlin Joseph Champlin m. Sarah Thompson 11. Deborah B u.rdick I Mary Champlin I m. Joseph Stanton Esther Champlin I m. Joseph Potter Mary Stanton m. Elias Thompson, Jr. I Esther Thompson Elias Champlin Potter Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd . I L uc1en Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer 1 William w. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
• In 1759 there is a town meeting note, Charlestown recoi:ds, that an Elias Champlin was propOJ1nded to be made free, i.e. either became a voter or finished an apprenticeship. Since there sf"ems to be no Elias Champlin in any of the re corded families, I believe he may have been a son of Joseph and Deborah (Burdick) Champlin of Charlestown. If 21 in 1759, his birth date would have been 1738. He does not appear in later records, so perhaps died. soon, and in I 767 only the two daughte.rs were "sole heirs" of Joseph Champlin. His existence would help explain the name of his sister's son, Elias Champlin Potter, born 1759/60. MARGARET CHANDLER was baptized October 13, 1577, in Bishop Stortsford, Hertfordshire, England, the daughter of Tobias and Johanne (Momford) Chandler. She married Henry Monck, who died in 1602. November 7, 1603, she married William Denisonl, 1570/1-1653, son of John and Agnes (Willie) Denison of Bishop Storts ford. In 1632 she joined her husband and sons in Roxbury, Massachusetts. She died in Roxbury in 1645. Line of descent from Margaret (Chandler) Denison through two marriages of her son, George:
George Denison George Denison m. Bridget Thompson, first wife m. Ann B orodell, second wife 1 I Hannah Denison George Denison m. Nathaniel Chesebrough m. Mercy Gorham I I Margaret Chesebrough Thankful Denison m. Joseph Stanton m. Thomas Stanton I I Joseph Stanton Thankful Stanton m. Ann a Wheeler m. Elias Thompson I I Margaret Stanton Elias Thompson, Jr. m. Isaac Frink, Jr. m. Mary Stanton I I Mary Frink Esther Tho mp son m. Darius Ladd m. Elias Champlin Potter I I Sophronia Ladd married Elias Thompson Potter I I I Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer I William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
References: Captain George Denison by Fuller Snow-Estes Genealogy
MARTHA CHAPIN, daughter of Captain Robert and Elizabeth (Anstey) Chapin of Edmundsbury, Suffolk, England, was married in 1601, to Robert Parkel, 1580/5-1665. With her husband and children, she sailed for New Eng land, March 29, 1630, on the "Arbella". She died in Wethersfield, Connecticut, in 1643. Her husband remarried in 1644, and died in Stonington in 1664/S. Line of descent from Martha (Chapin) Parke: See chart on the fol lowing page.
References: Parke Families in Connecticut The Winthrop Fleet by Banks History of Stonington by Wheeler History of New London by Caulkins 46 Thomas Parke m. Dorothy Thompson I Martha Parke m. Isaac Wheeler; descent from two sons: J > i I Isaac Wheeler, Jr. William Wheeler m. Mary Shepard m. Hannah Gallup I Margaret Wheeler m. Samuel Frink, Jr. I Anna WheelerI Isaac Frink m. Joseph Stanton m. Anna Noyes I Isaac Frink, Jr. married MargaretI Stanton t I I Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd
Sophronia.1 Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter I Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer I William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
WILLIAM CHESEBROUGH 1 was born in Boston, Lincolnshire, England, in 1594, according to the Parish Reg ister of St. Botolph's Church. He married December 15, 1620, Anne Stevenson, born 1598, daughter of Peter
Stevenson. They came to Boston1 Massachusetts, with the Winthrop Fleet in 1630; later removed to Braintree and Rehoboth, Massachusetts. In November, 1649, they removed to Stonington, Connecticut, where they built a home in 16S 1. He was a gunsmith and blacksmitl1., and died in Stonington, June 9, 1667. The Founders Mon ument in Wequetequock Cove Burying Ground bears this inscription: awilliam Chesebrough. The first white settler of Stonington, born in England, 1594, migrated to America in John Winthrop's Company, which planted Boston in 1630. After spending a few years in Rehoboth, Mass, he with his wife and four sons in 1649 fixed his permanent home in this then wilderness, and built his dwelling house not far from this monument. He took a leading part in the organization of the town and conduct of its early affairs. He died June 9, 1667. A bold pioneer; a wise organizer; a firm christian". Children: 1. Marie, 1622-1622 2: 1'1artha, 1623-1623 3. David, 1624-1624 4. Jonathan, 1624, d.y. S. Samuel, 1627-1673, m. Abigal Ingraham2 (Richardl) 6. Andronicus, 1629-1629 7. Janice, 1629-1629 8. Nathaniel, 1630-1678, m. 16S9, Hannah Denison3 (George2, Wm.~) 9. John, 1632-1660, unm.
47 10. Jabez, 1635, d.y. 11. Elisha, 1637, m. Rebecca Palmer2 (Walterl) 12. Joseph, 1640, d.y.
References: Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope The Chesebrough Family History of Stonington History of New London by Caulkins Snow-Estes Genealogy Captain George Denison by Fuller
NATHANIEL CHESEBROUGH2 (Williaml) was baptized in Boston, England, January 25, 1630, and emigrated with his parents in that year. He married in 16S9/60, Hannah Denison3, born 1643, daughter of George2 and Bridget (Thompson) Denison of New London. He was received into the first church of Stonington, Connecticut, September 30, 1677; served in colonial wars with the Indians; was admitted a freeman in 1666. He died in Stonington, November 22, 1678. His widow married July 15, 1680, Joseph Saxton, by whom she had three child ren.* Saxton died in 1715, and she survived him, being then 72 years old.
Children: 1. Anna, 1660-1751, m. Samuel Richarcson2 (Amosl) 2. Sarah, 1662-1729, m. William Gallup3 (]ohn2, Johnl) 3. Nathaniel, 1666-1732, m. Sarah Stanton3 (Thomas2, Thomasl) 4. Bridget, 1669, m. I. William Thompson2 ( J ohnl of Brookhaven) 2. Joseph Minor2 (T homasl) S. Hannah, 1671, m. Joseph Prentice 6. Samuel, 1674-173S, m. Priscilla Alden3 (David2. Johnl) 7. Margaret, 1676/7, m. Joseph Stanton3 ( J ohn2, T homasl) 8. Mary, 1678-1678
References: The Chesebrough Family by Wilder Stanton Genealogy Descendants of George Denison by Baldwin and Clift Parkhurst Mms., Ct. State Library Ct. Cemetery Records
MARGARET CHESEBROUGH3 (Nathaniel2, William1) was born in 1676/7, probably in Stonington, Connecticut. She married in Stonington, July 18, 1696, Joseph Stanton3, 1668-1751, son of J ohn2 and Hannah (Thompson) Stanton of Stonington. She died in 1759, and is buried in the Elm Grove Cemetery, as is her husband who died August, 1749/51. Line of descent from Margaret (Chesebrough) Stanton:
* Saxton children: 1. Mary, 1681, m. I. Benjamin Minor3 (J osepb 2, Tbomas1) 2. Joseph Page 1 2. J erusha, 1683, m. I. Nehemiah Palmer3 (Nehemiah2, Walter )
3. -- 3. Mercy, 1686, m. I. Isaac Bailey (Isaac) 2. Willi am Dewey
48 Joseph Stanton m. Anna Wheeler
Margaret Stanton m. Isaac Frink, Jr. Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd
Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter
Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
JOSIAH CHURCHILL 1, born in England, came to Wethersfield, Connecticut, about 1638. He married in 1638, Elizabeth Foote2, 1616-1700, daughter of Nathaniel! and Elizabeth (Deming) Foote of Wethersfield. A farmer who owned 210 acres and two home lots in Wethersfield; a constable; Congregationalist; juror; town surveyor; and soldier in the Pequot Wars, he was cea man of more than medium est~t~ for the time in which he lived, and of reputation in the colony". He died in Wethersfield, January 1, 1686; his widow died September 8, 1700.
Children: 1. Mary, 1639, m. Samuel Church 2. Elizabeth, 1642, m. Henry Buck 3. Hannah, 1644-1689, m. Samuel Royce2 (Robertl) 4. Ann, 1647, m. ------Rice 5. Joseph, 1649-1699, m. Mary------6. Benjamin, 1652, m. Mary ------7. son, d.y. 8. Sarah, 1657, m. Thomas Wickam
References: Churchill Genealogy Royce Family Records History of Wethersfield, Connecticut Genealogy and Biog. of Ancient Wethersfield by Stiles Parkhurst Mms., Ct. State Library Families of Ancient N':w Haven by Jacobus
HANNAH CHURCHILL2 (]osiahl) was born in Wethersfield, Connecticut, November 1, 1644, and married in New London, January 9, 1666/7, co Samuel Royce2, 1642-1711, son of Robertl and Mar}," (Sims) Royce of Strat ford, Connecticut. They lived in New London, and removed to Wallingford by 1677. She died in Wallingford in 1688; her husband remarried in 1690 and died in 1711. Line of descent from Hannah (Churchill) Royce:
Deborah Royce m. Thomas Mix
Josiah Mix m. Sybil Holt
Eldad Mix m. Lydia Beach
Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes
Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin
Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer
Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson 49 JOHN CLARK 1, from Great Mundo□, Hertfordshire, England, was in New Town, now Cambridge, Massachusetts, by 1632; removed to Hartford, Connecticut, by the spring of 1637; was a founder of Hartford; served in the Pe quot War. He removed to Saybrook by 1645/6; was a representative in the Connecticut Legislature more than twenty times; served on a War Committee, 1653-4; was commissioner, 1664. In 1665 he removed to Milford, Connecticut; served as commissioner and representative from that town. He died February 5, 1673. His wife, Mary, the mother of his children, may have been a Miss Coley. In Milford he married, second, Mary (Ward) Fletcher. Children: I. Elizabeth, m. 1. 1640, William Pratt 1 2. William Parker 2. John, d. 1677, m. 1650, Rebecca Parker or Porter 3. Sarah, d. 1721, m. 1653, Simon Huntingtonl (Widow Margaret) 4. Joseph, d. 1663, no issue
References: New England Ancestry of Dana Conve~se Backus by Backus Connecticut Vital Records: Saybrook Saybrook at the Mouth of the Connecticut River by Gates Dawes-Gates Ancestral Lines by Ferris
ELIZABETH CLARK2 (]ohnl), born in England, married about 1640, Lt. William Prattl, a founder of Hartford, Connecticut. By 1645 they lived in Saybrook where births of their children are recorded. Widowed about 1678, she married after 1680, William P arkerl, who died in 1686. Line of descent from Elizabeth ( Clark) Pratt:
Elizabeth Pratt m. William Backus Mary Backus m. Thomas Hyde
Jacob Hyde m. Hannah Kingsbury
Ruth Hyde m. Ezekiel Ladd Darius Ladd m. !viary Frink Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. ~1arg aret Richard son
JOSEPH CLARKE 1, son of Thomas and Rose (Herrige) Clarke of Westhorpe, Suffolk, England, was born December 9, 1618. About 1639, he came to Dorchester, Massachusetts; removed to Newport, Rhode Island; be came a freeman in 164 I. He married by 1641/2, but the name of his wife is unknown. His second wife, Mar garet, died in 1694; he died in Newport, June 1, 1694. Children: I. Joseph, 1642-1727, m. 1. 1644, Bethia Hubbard2 (Samuezl) 2. Hannah (Weeden3) Clarke Peckham (William2, Jamesl) 2. William, d. 1683, m. Hannah Weeden3 (William2, J amesl) 3. Mary, m. Tobias Saunders 4. Sarah, m. Thomas Reynolds (John) 5. John, d. 1734 6. Susanna 7. Joshua, m. Alice Phillips (Michael) so 8. Thomas, m. Elizabeth ------9. Carewe, m. Anne Dyer3 ( Samuel2, William I) 10. Elizabeth, m. Rev. William Peckham(John)
References: The Clarke Family by Morrison Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island Snow-Estes Genealogy History of Dorchester
JOSEPH CLARKE2 (Josephl) was born in Newport, Rhode Island, February 11, 1642, and married there No vember 16, 1664, Bethia Hubbard2, 1646-1707, daughter of Samuell and Tacy (Cooper) Hubbard of Newport. He was town clerk in 1669; served as deputy to the General Assembly. Bethia died April 17, 1707, and he married his one-time sister-in-law, Hannah (Weeden) Clarke Peckham. He died January, 1727; his will was proved February 27, 1727.
Children: I. Judith, 1667, m. John Maxson3 (John2, Richa;dl) 2. Joseph, 1670, m. Dorothy Maxson3 (John2, Richardl) 3. Samuel, 1672, m. Ann Champlin3 (William2, J effreyl) 4. John, 1675 * 5. Bethia, 1678, m. Rev. Thomas Hiscox (Y.dlliam) 6. Mary, 1680-1760, m. 1699/70, William Champlin3 (Wm.2, Jeffreyl) 7. Susanna, 1683, m. Oliver Babcock 8. Thomas, 1686 9. William, 1688
References: The Clarke Family by Morrison Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island Snow-Estes Genealogy
MARY CLARKE3 (]o_~eph2, Josephl) was born in Westerly, Rhode Island, December 27, 1680, and married there January 18, 1699/ 1700, William Champlin3, 1677-1746/7, son of William2 and Mary ( Babcock) Champlin of Westerly. She died in WestP.rly in 1760. Line of descent through two sons of Mary (Clarke) Champlin:
William Champlin Joseph Champlin m. Sarah Thompson m. Deborah Burdick I I Mary Champlin Esther Champlin m. Joseph Stanton m. Joseph Potter I Mary St ant on m. Elias Thompson, Jr. I Esther Thompson married Elias Champlin Potter
Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd . I Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Po!ter m. Margaret Richardson
*Hartford Times Genealogical Page, Fehr. 15, 1947: 21 3 2 I John Clarke 3 (Joseph ' ), 1686-1719, m. 1705, Mary Beebe 4 (Samuel , Samuel, John )
51 ROSE CLARKE married about 1624) Joseph Hillsl, 1602-1688, son of George and Mary ( __ )Hilles of Great Bursted, Essex County, England. With her husband and children, she emigrated to New England in 1638; set tled in Charlestown, Massachusetts, in 1639. By 1647, they had removed to Malden, Massachusetts, where she died about 1650. Line of descent from Rose ( Clarke) Hills:
Elizabeth Hills m. George Blanchard
Hannah Blanchard m. Thomas Shepard
Sarah Shepard m. Richard Darrow
Ebenezer Darrow m. Lydia Bradley
Jemima Darrow m. Benjamin Barnes
Clarinda Barnes rn. Amos Mix
Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin
Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer
Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
References: Hills Family by Hills Charlestown Genealogies and Estates by Wyman Boston Records, N.E.H. & G. Reg., v. 4 Historical Sketches of Newbury by Coffin
WILLIAM CODDING TON 1, gentleman, was the son of Edward and Anne (Gifforth) Coddington, born February 4, 1598, Boston, Lincolnshire, England. He married Mary Burt b~fore 1626/7, and they emigrated to Boston, Massachusetts, with the Winthrop Fleet. His wife died August, 1630. In 1632 he returned to England, and married Mary Mosely, daughter of Richard Mosely. Back in New England in 1633, he became treasurer of the l\1assachusetts Bay Colony in 1634/5. Implicated in the Anne Hutchinson controversy he removed to Rhode Island in 1638, and with the Hutchinsons helped found Portsmouth. In 1639 he was one of nine original set tlers of Newport. He was a Quaker; served as Judge, Court Commissioner, Deputy Governor, and in 1644-6 and 1678 was Governor of Rhode Island. His second wife died in 1647, and he married by 1650/ 1, Anne Brinley, 1628-1708, daughter of Thomas and Anna (Wase) Brinley of England. William Coddington died Novem ber, 1678; his widow died May 9, 1708.
Children: . By first marriage:
1. Michael, 1627- 1627 2. Samuel, 1627-1629
By second marriage:
3. child, 1632, d.y. 4. Mary, 1634, d.y. 5. Benej ah, 1636 52 By third marriage: 6. William, 165 1- 1689, unm. 7. Nathaniel, 1653, m. Susanna Hutchinson3 (Edward2,.. V/illiaml) 8. Mary, 1654-1693, m. 1674, Peleg Sanford2 (Johnl) 9. Thomas, 1655, m. 1. Priscilla Jefferay (William) 2. Mary Howard 10. John, 1656- 1680 11. Noah, 1658-1658 12. Anne, 1660-1660 13. Anne, 1663-1751, m. Andrew Willett2 (Thomasl)
References: Alphabetical List, Passengers of Winthrop Fleet by Banks Genealogical Dictionary by Savage American Genealogist, v. 20, p. 185 Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island Chronicles of Massachusetts and Plymouth by Young Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope The Colonial Period of American Histqry, v. 2, by Andrews
MARY CODDINGTON2 (Williaml) was born in Newport, Rhode Island, May 16, 1654, and married December 1, 1674, Peleg Sanford 2, 1639-1701, son of Johnl and Bridget ( Hutchinson) Sanford of Portsmouth, Rhode Island. She died March, 1693. Line of descent from Mary (Coddington) Sanford:
Elizabeth Sanford m. Thomas Noyes Anna Noyes m. Isaac Frink Isaac Frink, Jr. m. Margaret Stanton Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
TACY COOPER, born in England, emigrated to Dorchester, Massachusetts, by 1634. She was one of the pioneer founders of Windsor, Connecticut, in 1635. In the same group was Samuel Hubbardl, 1610-1689, whon1 she married January 1, 1636. He was the son of James and Naomi (Cooke or Cocke) Hubbard of Mendelsham) Suffolk County, England. Her name, spelled "Tase" by her husband, may have been an abbreviation of Anas tasia. Samuel Hubbard died in Newport, Rhode Island, in 1689; she died there in 1697. Line of descent from two daughters of Tacy ( Cooper) Hubbard: See chart on the following page.
References: Genealogical Dictionary oi Rhode Island Robert Burdick of Rhode Island The Clarke Family by Morrison Babcock and Allied Families by DeForest 53 Ruth Hubbard m. Robert Burdick Bethia Hubbard m. Joseph Clarke I I Samuel Burdick m. ~Iary Foster Mary Clarke m. William Champlin I I Deborah Burdick m. Joseph Champlin William Champlin m. Sarah Thompson
EstherI Champlin- Mary ChJmplin m. Joseph Potter m. Joseph Stanton I Mary Stanton
m. Elias Thompson1 Jr. I Elias Champlin Potter m. Esther Thompson t I Elias ThoJpson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd I Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer I William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
GEORGE CORLISS!, son of Thomas Corliss of Exeter, Devonshire, England, came to Newbury, Massachusetts, in 1639, being then about 22 years of age. He married October 26, 1645, Joanna Davis2, daughter of Thomas! and Christian( __ ) Davis of Newbury and Haverhill. A farmer, he was an enterprizing and industrious man, and took a prominent part in the settlement of Haverhill, Massachusetts. His farm in the west parish was owned as recently as 1861, by the seventh generation of descendants. He died October 19, 1686, survived by his widow. Children: 1. Mary, 1646-1722, m. 1665, William Neff 2. John, 1648-1697/8, m. 1684, Mary Wilford (Gilbert) 3. Joanna, 16S0-1734, m. 1669, Joseph Hutchins2 (]ohnl) 4 •.Martha, 1652, m. 1674, Samuel Ladd2 (Daniell) 5. Deborah, 16S5, m. 1. Thomas Eastman2 ( Rogerl) 2. Thomas Kingsbury3 (Henry2, Henryl) 6. Ann, 1657-1691, m. 1677, John Robie 7. Huldah, 1661, m. 1. 1679, Samuel Kingsbury3 (Henry2, Henryl) 2. 1704, Abraham Whittaker ( Abraham) 8. Sarah, 1663, m. 1686, Joseph Ayer3 ( John2, Johnl)
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury by Hoyt History of Haverhill by Chase Frame-Dana Ancestral Lines by Bunce Norwich, Ct. Vital Records
54 MARTHA CORLISS2 (Georgel) was born June 2, 1652, probably in Haverhill, Massachusetts, and married December 1, 1674, Samuel Ladd2, 1649-1698, son of Daniell and Ann(------) Ladd of Haverhill. Her husband was killed by Indians in 1698. * Line of descent from Martha (Corliss) Ladd:
David Ladd m. Mary Waters Ezekiel Ladd m. Ruth Hyde Darius Ladd m. Mary Frink Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
SARAH CRANE was born in 1665/6, probably in New Jersey. She was the daughter either of J ohn2 and Hannah (------) Crane of Newark or of Stephen Crane of Elizabethtown. John Crane2 was the son of Jasper Cranel,** and Stephen Crane appears to have been a son of an earlier marriage or a nephew of Jasper Crane. About 1686, Sarah Crane married John Morris2, 1666-1749, son of Johnl and Elizabeth (Harrison) Morris of Newark, New Jersey. She died in Newark, September 3, 1739, aged 74 years. Line of descent from Sarah (Crane) Morris:***
*No death record has been found for Martha ( Corliss) Ladd. Norwich, Ct. records show the marriage of Mrs. Martha La.dd, November 15, 1736 to Captain Stephen Howard of Mansfield. Since she was then 84 years of age, it seems doubtful that this refers to Martha (Corliss) Ladd.
**Jasper Crane 1, born about 1605, Hampshire, England, was an original settler of New Haven, Connecticut; took the oath of fidelity, June 4, 1639; surveyor and merchant. With his wife, Alice, and family removed to Branford, 1652; in 1666 removed to Newark, Ney, Jersey. His will of October, 1678, was probated in Newark, October, 1681.
Children: I. John, 163S-1694, m. 1. Elizabeth Foote (sister of Nathanie/1) 2. 1663, Hannah ---- 2. Hannah, 1639, m. 1. Thomas Huntington 2. John Warde, Sr. 3. Delivered, 1642 4. Mercy or Mary, 1645, m. Jonathan Bell 5. Micah, 1647 6. Azariah, 1649, m. Mary Treat ( Robert) 7. Jasper, 1651-1713
JOHN CRANE2 (] asperl ), born about 1635, married Elizabeth Foote, sister of Nathaniel Footel of Wethersfield, Connecti cut. By 1663 he married Hannah ------, and in 1666 removed from Branford to Newark, New Jersey, where he was promi nent in public affairs. He died November, 1694, aged 59. The children named in his will were: John, 1671; Jasper, 1679; Daniel, 1684; and Sarah.
STEPHEN CRANE was a member of the Elizabeth Town Association by 1665. He was bom between 1630-3S, perhaps a son of Jasper Crane I by an earlier marriage. He is said to have married about 1663, a red-haired Danish woman; owned considerable land in Elizabethtown; removed to Westfield, New Jersey; died about 1700; children listed in will: John, Jeremiah, Daniel, and Nathaniel.
SARAH (CRANE) MORRIS named sons; Stephen, Daniel, and John.
***Records now available for the Morris family are very confusing. It is questionable whether there was one generation or two between Sarah (Crane) Morris and the Sarah Morris who married Edward Lewis. See records for the Morris family. 55 Stephen .Morris m. ------
Daniel Morris m. Mary ------ Sarah Morris m. Edward Lewis Phoebe Lewis m. Aaron Douglass
Sarah Douglass m. David Trimmer Lewis Trimmer m. Hannah Dillin
Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter_
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
References: Crane Genealogy by Crane Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus Somerset County, N.J. Historical Quarterly, v. 5 New Jersey Archives, XXI, XXlll History of Elizabeth, New Jersey
JOHN CURTisl, son of William and Agnes(--) Curtis of Nazing, Essex County, England, was baptized September 15, 1S77, and married April, 1610, to Elizabeth Hutchins. About 1638 he came from London, Eng land, and settled in Roxbury, Massachusetts, where he owned fifteen acres. He became a resident of Wethers field, Connecticut, in 1639, and owned land there. In 1640 he removed to Stratford, Connecticut, and died there by 1649, when his widow and sons first appear in the records. Elizabeth ( Hutchins) Curtis died June, 16S8; her will was proved in Fairfield, Connecticut. Children: 1. John, 1611/ 13-1707, m. Elizabeth ------2. William, 1618-1702, m. 1. Mary ------2. Sarah ( Marvin) Goodrich 3. Thomas, 1619 (mentioned in his mother's will)
References: Genealogy of the Curtiss Family by Curtiss Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus
JOHN CURTIS2 (Johnl), born in England in 1611/13, emigrated with his parents to Roxbury, Massachusetts, in 1638; removed to Wethersfield in 1639, and to Stratford, Connecticut, in 1640. He married Elizabeth------ about 1641; she died March 6, 1682. He was made a freeman in Stratford; was ensign in King Philip's War; town treasurer. He died in Stratford, December 6, 1707, aged 94. Children: 1. John, 1642-1704, m. 1. Hannah( __) Kimberly 2. Hannah ------2. Israel, 1644-1704, m. 1. Abiah Hubbell 2. Rebecca Beardsley2 (Williaml) 3. Elizabeth, 164 7 4. Thomas, 1648-1736, m. 167 4, Mary Merriman2 (Nathaniel 1) 56 S. Joseph, 1650-1742, m. 1676, Bethia Booth4 ( Richard3, Ebenezer2, Richardl) 6. Benjamin, 1652-1733, m. 1. 1680, Esther Judson (Joseph) 2. 1714, Bathsheba (Tomlinson) Stiles (Henry) 7. Hannah, 1654-1728, m. 1671, Benjamin Lewis
References: Genealogy of the Curtiss-Curtis Family of Stratford by Curtiss Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus
THOMAS CUR TIS3 ( J ohn2, John 1) was born in Stratford1 Connecticut1 January 14, 1648, and married in Walling ford, Connecticut, June 9, 1674, Mary Merriman2, born 1657, daughter of Nathaniel! and Joanna( __) Merri man of New Haven. He was an ensign in the militia; original proprietor of Wallingford, October, 1669; freeman, 1670; surveyor; town officer; deputy to the legislature. He died in 1736. Children: 1. Mary, 1675, m. John Crane 2. Nathaniel, 1677-1763, m. 1. 1697, Sarah Hall (John, John) 2. 1702, Sarah How (Zachariah, Jeremy) 3. 1741, Phebe (Bartholomew) Palmer 3. Samuel, 1678-1769, m. 1704, Elizabeth Frederick (William) 4. Elizabeth, 1680-173S, m. 1699, Nathaniel Hall (John, John) 5. Hannah, 168 2-170 3 6. Thomas, 168S-1758, m. Mary ·------7. Sarah, 1687-1760, m. 1705, Joseph Parker (John) 8. Abigal, 1689-1730, m. 1709, Joseph Holt3 (Joseph2, Williaml) 9. Joseph, 1691-1756, m. 1712, Martha Collins (William) 10. Jemima, 1694-1739, m. 1713, Nathan Beach3 (Tbomas2, Johnl) 11. Rebecca, 1697, m. 1. 1716, Lamber Johnson 2. William Munson (Samuel) 12. John, 1699-177S, m. 1723, Jemima Abemathy(William)
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus East Ha11en Register by Dodd
Line of descent from Thomas3 and Mary ( Merriman) Curtis through two daughters: Abigal and Jemima Curtis.
ABIGAL CURTIS4 (Thomas3, John2, Johnl) was born in Wallingford, Connecticut, November, 1689, and mar ried June 8, 1709, Joseph Holt3, 1685-1767, son of Joseph2 and Elizabeth ( French) Holt of New Haven. She died in Wallingford, January 12, 1730.
JEMIMA CURTIS4 (Thomas3. John2, ]ohnl) was born in Wallingford, Connecticut, January 15, 1694, and mar ried September 29, 1713, Nathan Beach3, born 1692, son of Thomas2 and Phoebe (Wilcoxen) Beach. She died in Wallingford, March 3, 1739. See chart on the following page.
57 Thomas Curtis m. Mary Merriman
Abigal Curtis Jemima Curtis m. Joseph Holt m. Nathan Beach I I Sybil Holt Joseph Beach m. Josiah Mix m. Experience Beecher I I Eldad Mix married Lydia Beach
Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes I Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin I Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer I Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter I William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
RICHARD DARRQWl was born in 1681/2, possibly a son of George and Mary Darrow of New London, Connecti cut.* He married August 7, 1710, Sarah Shepard4, 1685/90-1774, daughter of Thomas3 and Hannah (Blanchard) Shepard of East Haven, Connecticut. They lived in East Haven. She died in East Haven March 12, 1774, and he died in 1775. Children: 1. Richard, 1711, m. 1. Hannah Parish 2. Margaret (--) Dawson 2. John, 1712-1713 3. John, 1716, m. 1. 1739, Ann Curtis (Joseph, Isaac, Richard) 2. Elizabeth 4. Ebenezer, 1718-1800, m. 1. Lydia (Bradley4) Austin (Samuel3, Joseph2, Williaml) 2. 1782, Sarah ( __) Doolittle Lewis Barnes ? S. Sarah ? 6. Mary, m. 1743, Jonathan Towner
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus East Haven, Ct. Register, Rev. Stephen Dodd
EBENEZER DARRQW2 (Richardl) was born in New Haven, Connecticut, in 1718. He married about 1742, Lydia (Bradley4) Austin, 1715/6-1782, daughter of Samuel3 and Abigal ( Atwater) Bradley of New Haven, and widow of Jonathan Austin. They lived in New Haven and removed to Plymouth, Connecticut, in 1764. She died in Ply mouth March 10, 1782, aged 66. He married June 18, 1782, Sarah (--) Doolittle Lewis Barnes, recently the
*George Darrow of New London was married to Mary, widow of George Sharswood. She died in 1698. Four Darrow children were baptized between 1678 and 1692; perhaps there were others. The birth date of Richard Darrow, 1681/2, would make it possible for him to have been their son. 58 widow of Nathaniel Barnes of Plymouth. Ebenezer Darrow died July 5, 1800; his widow died in 1801, aged 87.
Children: 1. Ebenezer, 1743, d.y. 2. Abigal, 1745, m. 1. 1764, Jabez Johnson ( Stephen, William, Wm.) 2. 1788, Abraham Johnson ( Abraham; Abraham, John, William) 3. Jemima, 1747-? 1813, m. 1766, Benjamin Barnes4 (Nathaniel3, Benjamin2, Williaml) 4. Asa, 1750-1821, m. 1. 1772, Freelove Curtis ( Abel, Stephen, Isaac, Richard) 2. 1774, Lydia Bartholomew5 (lsaac4,3, Wm.2, 1) 5. Titus, 1753-1841, m. 1. 1780, Anna Hill 2. Lucy Blackman ( Elisha) 6. Eunice, 1755-1831, m. 1779, John Warner (John, John, John) 7. Ebenezer, 1757-1834, m. 1. Esther
2. 180S, Chloe (Humiston) Turner (David, John 11 John, Henry)
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus East Haven, Ct., Register, Rev. Stephen Dodd Ancient Burying Grounds of Waterbury, Ct. Barnes Family Yearbook, v. 1. History of Cheshire, Ct. History of Waterbury, v. 1, Family records
JEMIMA DARROW3 (Ebenezer2, Richardl) was born in New Haven, Connecticut, February 9, 1747, and married in Plymouth, May 22, 1766, Benjamin Bames,4 born 1744/5, son of Nathaniel3 and Elizabeth (Bartholomew) Barnes of Plymouth, Connecticut. They lived in Plymouth, and Cheshire, Connecticut. By 1798 they are re corded in church records of Camden, New York. The History of Cheshire gives this burial record: cc August 20, 1813, Widow Jemima Barnes," which may refer to Jemima (Darrow) Barnes. Line of descent from Jemima (Darrow) Barnes:
Clarinda Bame s m. Amos Mix Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
THOMAS DAVIS 1, probably brother of J amesl, was born in Marlborough, Wiltshire, England, in 1603, and mar ried there. With his wife, Christian, he sailed on the "James" from London, April, 1635. In the ships list he is called "sawyer"; on a deed of 1664, ftmason". He came co Newbury, Massachusetts, where he became a freeman, June, 1641; removed to Haverhill in 1642; was selectman there 1646-48. His wife died in Haverhill April 7, 1668; he died there July 27, 1683.
59 Children: 1. Joanna, m. 164S, George Corlissl 2. Joseph, d. 1671
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope History of Haverhill by Chase Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks Haverhill Vital Records History of Newbury by Co{ fin History of Amesbury and Salisbury by Hoyt
JOANNA DAVIS2 (Thomasl) emigrated with her parents in 1635. She married in Haverhill, Massachusetts, October 26, 1645, George Corlissl, 1617-1686, son of Thomas Corliss of Exeter, Devonshire, England. He had emigrated to Newbury in 1639. They lived in Haverhill. Line of descent from Joanna (Davis) Corliss:
Martha Carlis s m. Samuel Ladd David Ladd m. Mary Waters Ezekiel Ladd m. Ruth Hyde Darius Ladd m. Mary Frink Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
ELIZABETH DEMING was born in Shalford, Colchester, England, in 1595, the daughter of John Deming, said to have descended from a Huguenot family named DeMing. She married in 1615, Nathaniel Foote1, 1593-1644, son of Robert and Joan (Brooke) Foote of Shalford. With her husband and brother, John, she emigrated to Watertown, Massachusetts; later, removed to Wethersfield, Connecticut. Widowed in 1644, she married Gov ernor Thomas Welles, and died in Wethersfield, July 28, 1683. Line of descent from Elizabeth (Deming) Foote:
Elizabeth Foote m. Josiah Churchill Hannah Churchill m. Samuel Royce Deborah Royce m. Thomas Mix Josiah Mix m. Sybil Holt Eldad Mix m. Lydia Beach Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson 60 References: Foote Genealogy History of Wethersfield Genealogy and Biog-raphy of Ancient Wethersfield by Stiles First Puritan Settlers of Windsor by Hinman
WILLIAM DENISONl, son of John and Agnes (Willie) Denison, was born about 1570/1, in Bishop Stortford, Hertfordshire, England. He married November 7, 1603, Margaret (Chandler) Monck, 1577-1645, daughter of Tobias and Johanne ( Mam{ ard) Chandler, and widow of Henry Monck. In 1631, accompanied by three sons, he emigrated on the «Lion" to Roxbury, Massachusetts. They were joined by Mrs. Denison in 1632. He was a freeman in Roxbury, July 2, 1632; constable, 1633; and deputy to the General Court. His wife died in Roxbury, February, 1645; he died January 25, 1653, and is said to be buried in the old Elliott Street Cemetery, Roxbury. Children: I. John, bp. 1605, m. and lived in England 2. William, bp. 1606, lost- on the continent, 1624 3. George,.1609-1615 4. Daniel, 1612, m. Patience Dudley2 (Thomasl) S. Sarah, 1615-1615 6. Edward, bp. 1616, m. Elizabeth Welde (Joseph) 7. George, 1618-1694, m. 1. 1640, Bridget Thompson 2. 1645, Ann Bo rod ell
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope History of the First Church, Roxbury by Thwing Captain George Denison by Fuller
GEORGE DENISON2 (Williaml), born about 1618, was baptized December 10, 1620, in Bishop Stortford, Hert
fordshire, England. In 1631 he emigrated with his father to Roxbury 1 Massachusetts. He married in Roxbury in 1640, Bridget Thompson, 1622-1643, daughter of Widow Alice (Freeman) Thompson of Roxbury. Following the birth of their second child, she died in 1643. George returned to England, and joined the Cromwellian army. Wounded in the Battle of Na seby he recuperated in the· home of John Borodell, and in 1645, married the latters daughter, Ann Borodell. They returned to Roxbury in 1646, and removed to Stoningtoni Connecticut, by 1651. Here they made their permanent home. He took an active and prominent part in civic affairs. He died in Hartford, October 23/4, 1694, and is buried in the Gold Street Cemetery, "Here Lies the Body of Captain George Denison Departed October the 23 in the year of his age 1694". His widow died September 12, 1712, aged 97. In the Elm Grove Cemetery, Stonington, a stone marker reads: "1652. First Denison Burying Ground on this original land grant to George Denison, a veteran of Cromwells army and Captai'n of the Stonington Com pany in King Philip's War; his wife «Lady" Ann Borodell and his son John are burried". Children: By first marriage: 1. Sarah, 1641, m. Thomas Stanton2 (T hamasl) 2. Hannah, 1643, m. 1. 1660, Nathaniel Chesebrough2 (William 1) 2. 1680, Joseph Saxton
By second marriage: 3. John, 1646-1698, m. Phebe Lay (Robert) 4. Ann, 1649, m. Gershom Palmer2 (Walterl) 5. Borodell, 1651, m. Samuel Stanton2 (Thomasl)
61 6. George, 1653-1711, m. 1676/7, Mercy Gorham3 (John2, Johnl) 7. William, 1655, m. Sarah (Stanton2) Prentice (Thomasl) 8. Margaret, 1657, m. James Browne3 (James2, Johnl) 9. Mary, 1659-1671
References: Captain George Denison by Fuller Descendants of George Denison by Baldwin and Clift History of Stonington by Wheeler Line of descent from George Denison is from two of his children:
HANNAH DENISON3 (George2, Williaml) was born in Roxbury, Massachusett.s, in 1643, and married in Stoning ton1 Connecticut, in 1660, to Nathaniel Chesebrough2, 1630-1678, son of William! and Anne (Stevenson) Chese brough. After the death of her husband, November 22, 1678, she was married July 15, 1680, to Joseph Saxton, by whom.she had three children.* She outlived her second husband who died in 1715.
GEORGE DENISON3 (George2, Williaml) was born in Stonington, Connecticut, in 1652/3. He married in 1676/7, Mercy Gorham3, 1659-1725, daughter of John2 and Desire (Howland) Gorham of Barnstable, Massachu setts. They made their home in Westerly, Rhode Island. He died in Westerly, December 27, 1711, in his 59th year; she died September 24, 1725, in her 67th year.
Children: I. Edward, 1678-1726, m. 1. Mercy------2. Ann (Denison4) Minor (John3, Geo.2, Wm.I) 2. Joseph, 1681-1725, m. Prudence Minor3 (Joseph2, Thomasl) 3. Mercy, 1683, m. Mordecai Dunbar 4. Samuel, 1685, m. Mary (Lay) Minor 5. Desire, 1687, d. y. 6. Elizabeth, 1689-1749, m. Christopher Champlin3 ( Christopher2, J effreyl) 7. Desire, 1693-1757, m. John Williams4 (John3, Isaac2, Robertl) 8. Thankful, 1695, m. 1713, Thomas Stanton3 (Robert2, Thomasl) 9. George, 1698-1737, m. 1. Sarah Minor4 ( Joseph3, Joseph2, Thomasl) 2. Joanna Hinckley2 (Samuell)
References: Descendants of George Denison by Baldwin and Clift Westerly and Its Witnesses by Champlin Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island Parkhurst Mms., Ct. State Library
THANKFUL DENISON4 (George3, George2, Williaml) was born in Westerly, Rhode Island, in 169S, and mar ried December 30, 1713, Thomas Stanton3, born 1693, son of Robert2 and Joanna (Gardiner) Stanton of Ston ington, Connecticut.
• Saxton children: 1. Mary, 1681, m. 1. Benjamin Minor3 (]osepb2, Thomasl) 2. Joseph Page 2. Jerusha, 1683, m. 1. Nehemiah Palmer3 (Nehemiah2, Walterl) 2. ---- 3. ----- 3. Mercy, 1686, m. 1. Isaac Bailey (Isaac) 2. William Dewey 62 Lines of descent from William and Margaret (Chandler) Denison:
George Denison George Denison m. Bridget Thompson 1 first wife m. Ann Borodell, second wife I Hannah Denison George DenisonI . m. Nathaniel Chesebrough m. Mercy Gorham I I Margaret Chesebrough Thankful Denison m. Joseph Stanton m. Thomas Stanton I I Joseph Stanton Thankful Stanton m. Anna Wheeler m. Elias Thompson I I Margaret Stanton Elias Thompson, Jr. m. Isaac Frink, Jr. m. Mary Stanton I I Mary Frink Esther Thompson m. Darius Ladd m. Elias Champlin Potter I I Sophronia Ladd married Elias Thompson Potter
Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer
W1·1 ham. W. PotterI m. Margaret Richardson
JOHN DENISON I, a weaver, was an early settler in Ipswich, Massachusetts, where six acres were granted him,
February 7, 1647. He was a subscriber to the Major Denison Fund, 1648; commissioner1 1664; voter, 1679. He died in 1683, leaving his widow, Priscilla, who died February IS, 1692. His will mentions the following children. Children: 1. John, m. 1. 1683, Ruth Ayer3 ( Peter2, Johrzl) 2. Elizabeth ------2. Ruth, m. ------Pritchett 3. Sarah, m. 1680, Tobijah Perkins2 (William!) 4. Priscilla, m. 1666, Thomas Persons or Parsons
References: N. E. H & G. Reg., v. 56, p. 207 lpswi ch Vital Records Essex Co., Mass., Deeds and Probate Records
JOHN DENISON2 ( Johnl) was born, probably, in Ipswich, Massachusetts. He received the covenant of che church in Ipswich, January 25, 1673/4, and became a minister. By 1683, he married Ruth Ayer3, 1660-1694/S, daughter of Peter2 and Hannah ( Allen) Ayer of Haverhill, Massachusetts. After the death of his wife, February 2, 1694/5, he married Elizabeth------His will dated, July 24, 1725, was proved January 22, 1726/7. 63 Children: 1. Ruth, 1684- 1685 2. Ruth, 1685-1779, m. 1705/6, Joseph Kingsbury4 (Joseph3, Henry2, 1) 3. John, d. 1688 4. Hannah, 1689, m. 1709, Nathaniel Kingsbury4 (Joseph3, Henry2, 1) · S. George, of Ipswich 6. Daniel, of Windham, Ct. 7. John, 1692-1761 8. Priscilla, 1694/5, d.y. 9. Eliz~beth 10. Mary 11. Anna
References: N.E.H & G. Reg., v. 56, p. 207 Essex Co., Mass., Probate Records Kingsbury Genealogy by Kingsbury
RUTH DENISON3 (John2, Johnl) was born in Ipswich, Massachusetts, June 7, 1685, and married February 5, 1705/6, Joseph Kingsbury4, 1682-1757, son of Joseph3 and Love (Ayer) Kingsbury of Haverhill, Massachusetts. These Kingsbury families removed to Norwich, Connecticut. Ruth (Denison) Kingsbury died May 6, 1779, hav ing_ 231 descendants. She is buried in the old Franklin Plains Cemetery, Franklin, Connecticut. Line of des cent from Ruth ( Denison) Kingsbury:
Hannah Kingsbury m. Jacob Hyde Ruth Hyde m. Ezekiel Ladd Darius Ladd m. Mary Frink
Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
PETER DILLIN 1 was a Revolutionary soldier from Somerset County, New Jersey. He married in Somerset County, November 13, 1779, Mary Vactor.* He lived, afterwards, in Washington and Greene Counties, Penn- sylvania, and received a land grant in Ohio. Where he died is questionable; 1815 in Greene County, Penn sylvania, or 1824, in Coshocton County, Ohio. Children: 1. Abraham 2. Peter, 1788-1823, Coshocton Co., Ohio 3. Thomas, 1784, m. Hannah Mix7 (Amos6, Eldad5, Josiah4, Thomas3, Daniel2, Thomasl) 4. William, 1794, m. Deborah Meredith, Greene Co., Pa. 5. Israel, m. Mary Hall 6. Isaac, m. Eleanor Harrod 7. John, m. Jane Brown 8. daughter, m. ------Berry
• Mary Vactor sometimes called Polly Vactor; the name, Vactor, said to be a corruption of Veghte.
64 9. Sarah, m. John Wolfe IO • .daughter, b. abt. 1802
References: Information from A. 0. Dillon, ] anuary, 1944 Poems and Genealogy by A. 0. Dillon
THOMAS DILLIN2 (Peterl) was born in 1784, probably in Somerset County, New Jersey. He married about 1809, Hannah Louise Mix 7, 1790-1860/70, daughter of Amos6 and Clarinda (Barnes) Mix of Muskingum County, Ohio. He was a well-to-do farmer, and raised stock on his property in Knox County, Ohio. He is said to have sold his Ohio holdings and moved to Michigan just prior to the Civil War, *2 buying acreage in Eaton or Barry County near Kalamo. He died before 1860. His widow is listed in the 1860 census for Maple Grove Township, Barry County, Michigan. *3 Children: 1. Clarinda, 1810 2. Peter, 1812-1881, m. Rebecca Biggs 3. Amos, 1812 4. Thomas 5. Hannah, 1821-1872, m. Lewis Trimmer5 (David4,3, Matthias2, Johnl) 6. Philo 7. William 8. Lydia, m. 1. ------Price 2. ------Leggitt 9. Alexander, 1824 10. John Corbley, 1828, m. Rachel Babbs
References: Information by letter from A. 0. Dillon, January, 1944 History of Allegan and Barry Cos., Michigan
HANNAH DILLIN3 (Thomas2, Peterl) was born in Knox County, Ohio, January 4, 1821, and married about 1839, Lewis Trimmer5, -1814-1884, son of David4 and Sarah (Douglass) Trimmer of Champaign County, Ohio. They lived in Harrison, Knox County, Ohio, and later, in Maple Grove Township, Barry County, Michigan. She died in Maple Grove, July 2, 1872, and is buried there in the Wilcox Cemetery. Line of descent from Hannah { Dillin) Trimmer:
Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
"'2The History of Allegan and Barry Cos., Michigan, says that John Corbley Dillin came to Maple Grove Township, Barry County, in 1853, from Knox County, Ohio. *3The 1860 Census for Maple Grove Twp., Barry County, Michigan, lists in the family of Lewis Trimmer; Hannah L., aged 78, born in N. Y. State. This refers to Hannah Louise (Mix, Dillint widow of Thomas Dillin, and mother of Hannah ( Dillin) Trimmer. 65 DOUGLASS: names of parents unknown: Children: ? Margaret, 174S, m. ------Logan Abigal, 1747-1830, m. James Lewis Aaron, 1753-1819, m. 1776, Phoebe Lewis3 (Edward2, Samuell) Sarah, 17S5-1788, m. William Loveridge
AARON DOUGLASS was born in New Jersey, March 3, 17S3, according to the Douglass Family Bible. He married in 1776, Phoebe Lewis3, 1754-1847, daughter of Edward2 and Sarah ( Morris) Lewis of Morristown and Baskingridge, New Jersey. With his wife he was a grantee of land in Chester, New Jersey, in 1801-3. In 1804 Captain Aaron Douglass of Chester Township, Morris County, transferred lands in Fairfield County, Ohio (later part of Knox County), to his sons, Aaron, Jr., and George Douglass. This land had been granted him by the government in recognition of his Revolutionary War service. The estate of Aaron Douglass was settled in Morris County, New Jersey, in 1824, with his sons, Samuel and John, as administrators. Aaron Douglass died November 23/5, 1819. It has been said that his grave is in Oldwick, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, beside that of his brother. In 1956 no such graves could be located in Oldwick, and there is no record of a brother if such existed. It seems more probable that Aaron Douglass was buried in Roxbury or Chester Townships, Morris County, between Succasuna and Chester, New Jersey. In this area he had spent most of his adult life, and there the property lay which was divided between his children. As late as 1833 Widow Phoebe (Lewis) Douglass wrote to her son, George, then addressed at Flanders, a small town near Chester, New Jersey. At Succasuna are buried Elizabeth Watkins, 1796-1869, wife of John Douglass; and Aaron Lewis Douglass, 1825-1915, apparently a grandson of Aaron Douglass and Phoebe ( Lewis) Douglass. Widow Phoebe (Lewis) Douglass removed to Knox County, Ohio, and lived with her children.* She died November 20, 1847. Her gravestone in the cemetery at Mt. Vernon, Ohio, reads: "Phebe Douglass Died Nov 20th 1847 in her 94th year. Tis but a few \\rhose days amount To three score years and ten And all beyond that short account Is sorrow toil and pain." Children: 1. Mary, 1777-1862, m. 1794, Christian Rinehart 2. William, 1778, m. Harriet Lewis (James?) 3. Levi, 1781 4. Ann, 1784, m. 1805, James Loveridge (William?) 5. Samuel, 1787 6. John, 1789, m. Elizabeth Watkins 7. Sarah, 1792-1863, m. David Trimmer4 (David3, Mathias2, Johnl) 8. Aaron, 1794, m. Phoebe Lyon 9. George, 1797, m. Sarah Trimmer
""Letter, written by Phoebe (Lewis) Douglass, and sent her son, George Douglass, Morris County, New Jersey, Flanders P.O.:
"January the first, 1833, Knox County, State of Ohio. Dear Children: I take this opertunity co inform you that I am in a tolerable good health at present and likewise All our friends and it is a general time of health in this place. I received your letter of October 22 which informed me that your family was all well which I was hapy co hear. Your brother, William Douglas, has moved to the state of indian and he has got A grist mill and sawmill and fuling mill and A carding machine all in operation. J arnes Loveridge was co see him and we heard watt they say he has A much better stand than he had on owl creek. There is a great many families moving to that place. Your brother, Aaron Douglas, and family is well and is doing well. They have four children, coo sons and too daughters. You did not write how many you had sence I came from there. Your Aunt Margaret Logan is liveing yet. She was eighty seven years old last May. I have twenty six great grandchildren in this county. I did think a little about coming out with John Douglas but the weather was so hot I thought I was not able to stand the journey. I should be glad to see you all once more but I do never expect to without you come here. I think you would have been much better off if you had kept your farm and come out here. William reves is asking three thousand dollars for it. So no more at present but remain your mo st affectionate Mother till death. I wish you all a hapy New Year."
66 References: D. A. R. Lineage Book 136, p. 20 Douglass Bible, formerly in possession of Mr. George Douglass, grandson of Aaron Douglass, Jr., Fredericktown, Ohio, 1943 Register of New Jersey Officers, Adjutant General Of/ice Probate Records of Estate of Aaron Douglas: File 12, No. 54 Church Records, First Presbyterian, Morristown, N. J. Morris County Marriage Records, Gen. Mag. N. ]., v. 5 Mt. Vernon Cemetery, Mt. Vernon, Ohio Letter of 1833, written by Phoebe (Lewis) Douglass
SA.RAH DOUGLASS(Aaron) was born in Morris County, New Jersey, February 16, 1792, and married there Jan uary 25, 1812, David Trimmer4, 1785-1869, son of David3 and Margaret (Pickel) Trimmer of Hunterdon County, New Jersey. They moved to Ohio, living in Champaign County; lacer, they moved to Maple Grove, Barry County, Michigan. Here she died March 18, 1863, and is buried in the Ellis Cemetery near Maple Grove. Line of des cent from Sarah ( Douglass) Trimmer:
Lewis Trimmer m. Hannah Dillin Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
SARAH. ELSON was married in England to James Ensignl, and with him emigrated to New England. They set tled in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in 1634; by 1639 were living in Hartford, Connecticut. Widowed in 1670/ 1, she died in Hartford, May, 1676. Line of descent from Sarah ( Elson) Ensign:
Sarah Ensign m. John Rockwell Ruth Rockwell m. Daniel Mix Thomas Mix m. Deborah Royce Josiah Mix m. Sybil Holt
Eldad Mix m. Lydia Beach Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
References: Descendants of James Ensign, 1634-19 39
JAMES ENSIGN 1 was born in England, and married there, Sarah Elson, They emigrated to New England: set tled in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in 1634; in 1639, were living in Hartford, Connecticut, where he is listed 67 as a Founder. He was a Congregationalist; served as constable; chimney viewer in 1655; city council in 1656. He died in Hartford in 1670/ 1; his widow died there, May, 1676. Children: 1. Sarah, m. 1651, John Rockwell2 (Vr'illiaml) 2. Hannah, m. Joseph Easton2 ( J osephl) 3. Mary, m. Samuel Smith2 (Henryl) 4. David, m. 1. Mehitable Gunn (Thomas; divorced) 2. Sarah Wilcox 5. Lydia
References: Descendants of James Ensign, 1634- 1939 History of Hart ford, Connecticut First Puritan Settlers of Windsor, Ct., by Hinman
SARAH ENSIGN2 ( Jamesl) married in Hartford, Connecticut, May 6, 1651, Deacon John Rockwell2, 1627-1673, son of William I and Susanna (Capen) Rockwell of Windsor. She died in Hartford, June 23, 1659. Line of des cent from Sarah ( Ensign) Rockwell:
Ruth Rockwell m. Daniel Mix Thomas Mix m. Deborah Royce Josiah Mix m. Sybil Holt Eld ad Mix m. Lydia Beach Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes
Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
THOMAS ENSIGN 1 emigrated from England, and married, January 17, 1638, Elizabeth Wilder, daughter of Martha(---) Wilder of Hingham, Massachusetts. He became a freeman in Scituate, Massachusetts, March 5, 1638/9; purchased land there in 1640 and 1642; was one of the Cohasset partners in 1646; a deacon in 1653; in Sudbury in 1656. He died in 1663; his will is dated~ July 16, 1663. Children: 1. John, d. 1676 2. Hannah, bp, 1640-1697 /8, m. 1658, Thomas Shepard2 ( Ralph 1) 3. Sarah, m. Nicholas Wade
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Sheffield, Daggett, and Allied Families Charlestotun Genealogies and Estates by Wyman, v. 2, p. 860 N.E.H. & G. Reg., v. 2, p. 284; v. 6, p. 185 Blake-Glidden Genealogy W. F. Morse Genealogy, p. 87
68 HANNAH ENSIGN2 (Thomasl) was baptized in Hingham, Massachusetts, July 6, 1640, and married November 19, i658, Thomas Shepard2, 1635-1719, son of Ralphl and Thanks (Lord) Shepard of Dedham and Malden. She died March 14, 1697 /8, in Malden, Massachusetts, and is said to be buried in the old Bell Rock Cemetery. Line of descent from Hannah ( Ensign) Shepard:
Thomas Shepard m. Hannah Blanchard Sarah Shepard m. Richard Darrow
Ebenezer Darrow m. Lydia Bradley Jemima Darrow m. Benjamin Barnes Clarinda Barnes m. Amos Mix Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin
Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
NATHANIEL FOOTE 1, born in 1593, was the son of Robert and Joanne ( Brooke) Foote of Shalford, Colchester, England. In 1615, he married Elizabeth Deming, 1595-1683, daughter of John Deming of Shalford. They emi grated to Watertown, Massachusetts; removed to Wethersfield, Connecticut, where he was a large land owner. He died in Wethersfield, in 1644; his widow married Governor Thomas Welles, and died July 28, 1683. Children: 1. Elizabeth, 1616-1700, m. Josiah Churcbilll 2. Nathaniel, 1620, m. Elizabeth Smich2 (Samuell) 3. Mary, 1622/3, m. 1. John Stoddard 2. John Goodrich 3. Thomas Tracy 4. Robert, 1627, m. Sar~ P otter2 (William 1) 5. Frances, 1629, m. 1. John Dickinson2 (Nathaniel 1) 2. Francis Barnard 6. Sarah, 1632, m. 1. Jeremiah Judson 2. Francis Barnard 7. Rebecca, 1634, m. 1. Philip Smith2 (Samuell); d. 1685 2. 1688, Major Aaron Cooke
References: Foote Genealogy History of µ/ethersfield Genealogy and Biography of Ancient Wethersfield by Stiles First Puritan Settlers of Windsor by Hinman
ELIZABETH FOOTE2 (Nathaniel 1) born in England in 1616, emigrated with her parents. She married in Wethersfield, Connecticut, in 1638, Josiah Churchill 1. He died in Wethersfield, January 1, 1686; she died there, September 8, 1700. Line of descent from Elizabeth ( Foote) Churchill: Hannah Churchill m. Samuel Royce Deborah Ro}·ce m. Thomas .Mix 69 Josiah Mix m. Sybil Holt Eldad Mix m. Lydia Beach Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
THOMAS FOSTER 1, son of John of Kingsware, England, was born about 1642, and emigrated with his brothers, Edward and Bartholomew. He married March 27, 1665, Susannah Parker2, daughter of Ralph Parkerl of New London, Connecticut.* A master mariner, he sailed between Boston, Massachusetts, New London, where he made his home, and the Barbadoes. He died in 1685; his widow married John Fox2 (Thomasl) of New London. Children: 1. Susannah, 1666, m. Carey Latham3 ( Joseph2, Careyl) 2. Thomas, 1668 3. Jane, 1670 4. Jonathan, 1673, m. Elizabeth Brown 5. Mary, 1675-1752, m. 1692/3, Samuel Burdick2 (Robertl) 6. Edward, 16 77, d.y. 7. Samuel, 1678 8. Rebecca, 1681, m. Robert Burdick2 (Robertl) 9. Ebenezer, 1683
References: Foster Genealogy by Pierce Parkhurst Mms., Ct. State Library Descendants of Robert Burdick of Rhode Island
MARY FOSTER2 (Thomasl) was born in New London, Connecticut, June 14, 1675, and married about 1692/3, Samuel Burdick2, 1668-1756, son of Robertl and Ruth ( Hubbard) Burdick of Newport, Rhode Island. They lived in Westerly, Rhode Island, where she died in 1752. He died in 1756. Line of descent from Mary ( Foster) Burdick:
Deborah Burdick m. Joseph Champlin Esther Champlin m. Joseph Potter Elias Champlin Potter m. Esther Thompson Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd
Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
*Ralph Parkerl is thought to have married twice. It is not known whether Susannah Parker was the daughter of his _ first or second marriage.
70 WILLIAM FRENCH 1, born 1604, Halsted, Essex County, England, married about 1624, Elizabeth Godfrey, 1605-1668. With wife and children, he emigrated on the "Defense", 1635,. settling in Cambridge, Massachu setts. He was an original settler and landed proprietor of Billerica; Lieutenant of the Militia, 1635 to 1647; Deputy to the General Court; author of the famous tract, "Strength Out of Weakness•, published in London, and reprinted by the Boston Historical Society. His wife died March 31, 1668, and he married, 1669, Mary (Lothrop3) Stearnes, daughter of Thomas Lothrop2 (Johnl). He died in Billerica, November 20, 1681. His widow married Isaac Mixer. Children: By first marriage:
1. Francis, 1625-1690, m. 1661, Lydia Bunnell2 (William1) 2. Elizabeth, 1629, m. Robert Eliot 3. Marie, 1632-1672, m. 1651/2, Jonathan Hydel 4. John, 1635-1712, m. 1. 1659, Abigal Coggan 2. 1663, Hannah Burrage (John) 3. 1668, Mary Rogers ( / ohn) 4. 1677/8, Mary (Littlefield3) Kittredge (Francis2, Edmundl) 5. Sarah, 1638, d.y, 6. Jacob, 1639, m. Mary Champney 7. Hannah, 1641-1642 8. Hannah, 1643-1674, m. John Brackett2 (Richardl) 9. Samuel, 1645-1646 By second marriage: 10. Mary, 1670, m. 1. ------Sharp (Nathaniel) 2. Nathaniel Dunckler 11. Sarah, 1671, m. Joseph Crosby 12. Abigal, 1673-1674 13. Hann_~h, 1676, m. John Childs
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks Lt. William French and--Descendants by French Burrage Memorial History of Billerica, Massachusetts
FRANCIS FRENCH2 (Williaml), born in England in 1625, emigrated with his parents, 1635, to Cambridge, Massachusetts, and moved with them to Billerica. In 1650, he removed to Milford, Connecticut; became a founder of Derby, Connecticut, in 1654. He married in Milford, April 10, 1661, Lydia Bunnell2, 1641/2-1708, daughter of Williaml and Ann (Wilmot) Bunnell of New Haven, Connecticut. A successful farmer, he died in Derby, February 14, 1690/ 1; his widow died April 1, 1708 . . References: History of Milford and Derby, Connecticut Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus
Line of descent from two children of Williaml and Elizabeth (Godfrey) French. The Potter line descends from Francis French2 and the Richardson line from his sister, Marie French2, as shown in the chart on the following page.
71 Francis French Marie French m. Lydia Bunnell m. Jonathan Hyde I Elizabeth French I m. Joseph Holt Jonathan Hyde, Jr. I m. Dorothy Kidder Joseph Holt~ Jr. I m. Abigal Curtis Elizabeth Hyde I m. Isaac Farwell Sybil Holt m. Josiah Mix I Eldad Mix Mary Farwell m. Lydia Beach m. Edmund Hovey I I Amos Mix Elizabeth Hovey m. Clarinda Barnes m. John SI after I I Hannah Mix John Slafter, Jr. m. Thomas Dillin m. Persis Grow I I Hannah Dillin Almina Slafter m. Lewis Trimmer m. Paschal Richardson I I Clarinda Trimmer Charles Judson Richardson m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis I I William W. Potter married April 5, 1894 Margaret Richardson
JOHN FRINKl with his wife, Mary, and two sons, emigrated to Ipswich, Massachusetts. His will was proved in Ipswich, September, 167S. Children: 1. George 2. John, 1635-1717/8, m. 16S7, Grace Stevens
References: N. E. H. & G. Reg., v. 6, p. 243
JOHN FRINK2 ( Johnl) was born about 163S, and emigrated with his parents to Ipswich, Massachusetts. He married in 1657, Grace Stevens of Taunton, Massachusetts. She was, probably, a sister of Richard Stevensl of Taunton. They left Ipswich in 1666, and settled in Stonington, Connecticut, where he bought a tract of land on Taugwonk and built a home. He served in King Philip's War. In the Frink-Williams Cemetery, Stonington, there is a memorial monument to John and Grace ( Stevens) Frink: she died March 7, 1716/7; he died February 10, 1717 /8.
Children: 1. Grace, 1658, m. 1677, James Willett2 (T homasl) 2. Hannah, 1661-1705, m. 1684, William Parke3 (Thomas2, Robertl) 3. Deborah, 1665, m. Gershom Lambert
72 4. Samuel, 1668-1713, m. 1691/2, Hannah Minor3 (Ephriam2, Thomasl) 5. John, 1671-1717/8, m. 1694, Hannah Prentis3 (John2, Valentinel) 6. Thomas, 1674, m. Sarah Noyes3 (Thomas2, Jamesl) 7. Judith, 1680, m. 1698/9, Daniel Young
References: Connecticut Vita} Records; Cemetery Records
SAMUEL FRINK3 (John2, fohnl) was born in Stonington, Connecticut, February 14, 1668, and married there, January 6, 1691/2, Hannah rvtinor3, born 1671, daughter of Ephriam2 and Hannah ( Avery) Minor of Stonington•. He died in Stonington, October 12, 1713.
Children: 1. Samuel, 1692/3-1742, m. 1714, Margaret Wheeler4 (lsaac312, Thos.1) 2. Andrew, 1694, m. Jerusha 3. Grace, 1695 4. James, 1697-1762, m. 1718, Mary Stanton4 (Theophilus3, John2, Thomasl) S. Hannah, 1700, m. 1723, Samuel Utley 6. Jedidiah, 1702, m. 1726, Lucy Stanton4 (Thos.3, John2, Thomasl) 7. Jerusha, 1704, m. 1729/30, Joshua Abell 8. Elias, 1706, m. 1731, Lydia Bingham 9. Abigal, 1708, m. 1727, John Holmes4 (joshua3,2, Robertl)
References: Connecticut Vital Records History of Stonington by Wheeler Stanton Genealogy by W. A. Stanton
SAMUEL FRINK4 (Samuel3. John2, Jobnl) was born in Stonington, Connecticut, February 19, 1692/3, and married, May 26, 1714, Margaret Wheeler4, born 1698, daughter of Isaac3 and Mary (Shepard) Wheeler of Ston ington. He died April 22, 1742. Children: 1. Samuel, 1714/5, m. 1740/1, Mary Stanton4 (Samue/3,2, Thomasl) 2. Isaac, 1717, m. 1738, AnnaNoyes4(fhomas3, James2, Jamesl) 3. David-, 1720, m. Eunice GallupS (Benadam4,3, John2, Johnl) 4. Margaret, 1722, m. 1740, Thomas Holmes4 ( Josbua3,2, Robert I) 5. Andrew, 1724, m. 1746, Abigal Billings4 (lncrease3, Ebenezer2) Wm.I) 6. Hannah, 1727, m. John Gallup5 (]ohn4, fohn3, John2, Jobnl) 7. Abigal, 1729, m. R~fus Hewitt4 (Israe/3, Benjamin2, Thomasl) 8. Jabez, 1732, m. Elizabeth Hobart 9. Mary, 1734,
References: Connecticut Vital Records History of the Wheeler Family in America Stanton Genealogy by W. A. Stanton
ISAAC FRINK5 (Samue/4, Samuel3, John2, Johnl) was born in Stonington, Connecticut, December 25, 1717, and married, November 6, 1738, Anna Noyes4, born 1723, daughter of Thomas3 and Elizabeth (Sanford) Noyes of Stonington.
Children: 1. Margaret, 1739 2. Isaac, 1741-1821, m. 1762, ~largaret StantonS (]oseph4,3, John2, Thomasl) 3. Ann, 1743 4. Mary, 1745, m. 1764, Thomas HolmesS (T homas4, J oshua3, 2, Robt. 1) 5. Elizabeth Sanford, 1748, m. Jeremiah HolmesS (Thomas4, Josbua3, Joshua2, Roberti)
73 Referr.nces: Connecticut Vital Records History of Stonington by Wheeler
ISAAC FRINK6 (lsaac5, Samuel4, Samuel3, John2, Johnl) was born in Stonington, Connecticut, July 20, 1741, and married, January 23, 1762, Margaret Stanton5, 1741-1815, daughter of Joseph4 and Anna (Wheeler) Stanton. She died September 10, 1815, and he died November 18, 1821. Both are buried in the Frink--Williams Cemetery, Stonington. Children: 1. Isaac, 1762 2. Anna, 1764, m. 1789, Frederick Brewster 3. William, 1767-1852, m. Wealthy Downer 4. Elias, 1770 5. Cyrus, 1772 6. Mary, 1775-1847, m• .1. 1797, Darius Ladd5 (Ezekiel4, David3, Samuel2, Daniell) 2. Bailey Ayer 7. Darius, 1777-1863, m. Ruby Armstrong (Lebbeus, Hopestill) 8. Eunice, 1780,
References: Connecticut Vitq,l Records,· Cemet~ry Records
.MARY FRINK7 (lsaac6, Isaac5, Samue[4, Samuel3, John2, ]ohnl), known as Polly, was born in Stonington, Connecticut, February 16, 1775, and married June 11, 1797, Darius Ladd5, 1774-1833, son of EzekieI4 and Ruth ( Hyde) Ladd of Franklin, Connecticut. Widowed in 1833, she married Bailey Ayer of Franklin. She died October 11, 1847, and is buried in the P autipaug Cemetery, Franklin, Connecticut. Line of descent from Mary ( Frink) Ladd.
Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Pott~r Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
JOHN FROSTl of New Haven, Connecticut, was a brother of William Frostl of Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York. He was living in Southold, Long Island, in 1655/6; bought land in Oyster Bay in 1672 and 1679. He married in New Haven, Connecticut, June 9, 1664/5, .Mercy Payne2, daughter of William Paynel of New Haven. John Frost died in New Haven in 1700.
Children: 1. daughter, 1665, stillborn 2. John, 1668, m. Abigal Barnes2 (Thomasl) 3. Abigal, 1670-1748, m• .1. 1690, Thomas Barnes2 (Thomasl) 2. Samuel Tuttle3 ( J ohn2, Williaml) 4. Elizabeth, 1673-1740, m. 1. William Reynolds; divorced 1702 2. William Hoadley2 (Williaml) 5. Sarah, 1675-1688/1727, m. ? 1. Thomas Young 2. John Tuthill 6. Ebenezer, 1677-1750, m• .1. Mary Tuttle 2. Elizabeth Andrus 7. Mary, 1679-1718, m. 1. John Wheaton 2. Henry Cooke 74 8. Samuel, 1681, m. Sarah Towner ( Richard) 9. Hannah, 1685-1690 IO. Rebecca, 1690-1690
References: Frost Geneal.ogy by Josephine Frost Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus
ABIGAL FROST2 (Johnl) was born in New Haven, Connecticut, October 8, 1670, and married in 1690, becom- ing the second wife of Thomas Barnes2, 1653-1712, son of Thomas! and Mary(___ ) Barnes of New Haven. Widowed in 1712, she married Samuel Tuttle3 ( John2, Williaml), by whom she had a son, Stephen Tuttle4, born in 1716. Widowed again in 1733, she died in New Haven in 1748. Line of descent from Abigal ( Frost) Barnes:
Elizabeth Barnes m. John Beecher Experience Beecher m. Joseph Beach
Lydia Beach m. Eldad Mix
Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes
Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin
Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
CAPTAIN JOHN GALL UP 1, the son of Thomas and Agnes (Watkins) Gallup, was born about 1590. With his wife, Christobel, and children, he lived in Mosterton, Dorsetshire, England. In 1630 he sailed with the Win throp Fleet on the •Mary and John", and was followed in 1633 by his wife and children on the "Griffin•. They settled in Dorchester, Massachuseti:"s; later, removed to Boston. He was a mariner and fisherman; tr_aded along the coast; in 1637 aided troops in the Pequot Wars. He died in Boston, January 11, 1649/50; his widow died July or September 27, 1655.
Children: 1. John, 1615-1675, m. 1643/4, Hannah Lake 2. Joan, m. Thomas Joy 3. Samuel, m. Mary Phillips 4. Nathaniel, m. Margaret Eveley
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Gallup Genealogy, 189 3, by Gallup Geneal.ogical Dictionary by Savage
CAPTAIN JOHN GALLUP2 (Johnl) was born in England in 1615; emigrated on the "Griffin" with his mother in 1633; lived in Dorchester and Boston; removed to Taunton~ Massachusetts, by 1640. He married in 1643/4, Hannah Lake, born in 1621, daughter of John Lake of Wickford, Essex County, England, and Margaret (Reade) Lake of New London, Connecticut. Between 1651 and 1654 they lived in New London, then removed to Ston ington near Pequot$epos on the Mystic River. He was killed in the Great Swamp Fight, King Philip's War,
75 December 19, 1675. In the Whitehall Cemet~ry, Stqnington, is a monument tQ the memory of John and Hannah (Lake) Gallup. Children: 1. Hannah, 1644, m. St~phen Gifford! 2. John 1646, m. Elizabeth Hards3 (Thomas2, Thomasl) 3. Esther, 1653, m. Henry Hodges 4. Benadam, 1655-1727, m. Esther Prentis3 (]ohn2,· Valentinel) 5. William, 1658-1731, m. Sarah Chesebrough3 (NathanieJ2, Wm.1) 6. Samuel 7. Christobel, m. 1. Peter Crary 1 of Groton 2. Ebenezer Harris3 (Thomas2, Thomasl) 8. Elizabeth, m. Henry Stevens! of Stonington 9. Mary, m. John Cole 10. Margaret, m. Joseph Culver
References: Gallup Genealogy, 189 3, by Gallup History of Stonington by Wheeler History of New London by Caulkins Stephens-Stevens Genealogy Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus; Civilian Service
BENADAM GALLUP3 (]ohn2, Johnl) was born in Stonington, Connecticut, in 1655, and married about 1682, Esther Prentis3, 1660-1751, daughter of John2 and Esther (Nichols) Prentis of New London. Both were members of the Congregational Church of Stonington. He died August 2, 1727, aged 72; his widow died May or August 18, 1751. A memorial monument for them is in the Whitehall Cemetery, Stonington. Children: 1. Hannah, 1683-1754, m. 1710, William Wheeler3 (l~aac2, Wm.1) 2. Esther, 1685-1752, m. 1705, Joseph Stanton3 (]oseph2, Thos.1) 3. Mary (Mercy), 1690-1725, m. William Denison4 (Wm.3, Geo.2, Wm.1) 4. Benadam, 1693, m. Eunice Cobb3 (Henry2, Henryl) 5. Joseph, 1695, m. Eunice Williams 6. Margaret, 1698-1761, m. Nathaniel Gallup4 (]ohn3, John2, Johnl) 7. Lucy, 1701-1793, m. George Denison4 (Wm.3, Geo.2, Wm.1)
References: Gallup Genealogy, 189 3, by Gallup Connecticut Vital Records,· Cemetery Records
Line of descent through two daughters of Benadam Gallup:
HANNAH GALLUP4 (8enadam3, John2, Johnl) was born in Stonington, Connecticut, in 1683, and married, May 30, 1710, William Wheeler3, 1681-1747, son of Isaac2 and Martha (Parke) Wheeler of Stonington. He died in Stonington, August 11, 1747; she died in 1754.
ESTHER GALLUP4 (Benadam3, Jobn2, Johnl) was born in Stonington, Connecticut, in 1685, and married, January 3, 1705, Joseph Stauton3, 1674-1752, son of Joseph2 and Hannah (Mead) Stanton of Westerly, Rhode Island. They lived in Westerly where both died in 1752. See chart on the following page.
76 B enadam Gallup m. Esther Prenti.s
Hannah Gallup Esther Gallup m• .William Wheeler m. Joseph Stanton I I Anna Wheeler Joseph Stanton m. Joseph Stanton m. Mary Champlin I I Margaret Stanton Mary Stanton m. Isaac Frink, Jr. m. Elias Thompson, Jr. I I Mary Frink Esther Thompson m. Darius Ladd m. Elias Champlin Potter I I Sophronia Ladd married Elias Thompson Pott.er
Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer I William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
THOMAS GARDINER 1, housekeeper or householder, lived in Roxbury, Massachusetts, and died there, Novem ber, 1638. It is his widow, probably, whom church records call ccour aged sister Gardner" who was buried October 7, 1658. Children: 1. Thomas, 1615-1689, m. 1641, Lucy Smith2 ( Francisl) 2. Peter, m. 1646, Rebecca Cook or Crooke (Roger)
References: N.E.H. & G. Reg., v. 6: Boston Records History of Cambridge, Massachusetts, by Paige Frame-Dana Ancestral. Lines by Bunce
THOMAS GARDINER2 (Thomasl) was born in England about 161S, and emigrated to Roxbury, Massachusetts. He married there, July 4, 1641, Lucy Smich2, 1617-1687, daughter of Francis Smichl of Roxbury. She died in Brookline, Massachusetts, November 4/6, 1687; he died there July 15, 1689. Children: 1. Andrew, 1641/2-1690, m. Sarah Mason (Hugh) 2. Thomas, 1643/4-1724, m. ~fary Bowles (John) 3 • .Abigal, 164S-1649 4. Mary, 1648, m. Thomas Boylston (Dudley) 5. Pet~r, 1650-1653 6 • ..A:bigal, 1652-1725, m. 1678, Rev. John Wise2 (Josephl) 7. Lucy, 16S4/5, m. 1. John Turner (Robert) 2. John Monk 8. Joanna, 16S6/7, m. 1677, Robert Stanton2 (Thomasl) 9. Joshua, 1659-1700, m. 1680/2, Mary Weld ( John) 10. Caleb, 1662-1681 References: History of the First Church, Roxbury, by Thwing Charlestown Genealogies and Estates by Wyman History of Cambridge, Massachusetts, by Paige Frame-Dana Ancestral Lines by Bunce 77 JOANNA GARDINER3 (Thomas2, Thomasl) was born in Roxbury, Massachusetts, January 25, 16S6/7; and married September or November 12, 1677, Robert Stanton2, 1653-1724, son of Thomas! and Ann (Lord) Stanton of Stonington, Connecticut. Line of de scent from Joanna (Gardiner) Stanton:
Thomas Stanton m. Thankful Denison Thankful Stanton m. Elias Thompson Elias Thompson. Jr. m. Mary Stanton Esther Thompson m. Elias Champlin Potter
Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
ELIZABETH GODFREY, born in England about 1605, married there William Frenchl, 1604-1681. In 163S, she emigrated with husband and children to Cambridge, Massachusetts; removed to Billerica, where she died March 31, 1668. Line of descent from two children of William I and Elizabeth (Godfrey) French: The Potter line from Francis2, the Richardson line from Marie2.
Francis French Marie French m. Lydia Bunnell m. Jonathan Hyde I I Elizabeth French Jonathan Hydei Jr. m. Joseph Holt m. Dorothy Kidder I I Joseph Holt, Jr. Elizabeth Hyde m. Abig al Curtis m. Isaac F &rwell I I Sybil Holt Mary Farwell m. Josiah Mix m. Edmund Hovey I Eldad Mix ElizabeJh Hovey m. Lydia Beach m. John Slafter .I I Amos M1x John Slafter, Jr. m. Clarinda Barnes m. Per sis Grow I I Hannah Mix Almina Slafter m. Thomas Dillin m. Paschal Richardson I I Hannah Dillin Charles Judson Richardson m. Lewis Trimmer m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wall is I Clarinda Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter I William W. Potter married April 5, 1894 Margaret Richardson I I References: Pioneers of Massachusett_s by Pope Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks History of Billerica, Massachusetts Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus
78 RICHARD GOODELL I ( or Goodale) of Salisbury, Massachusetts, and his wife, Dorothy, emigrated in 1638 from Yarmouth, Norfolk County, England. He was a famous hunter; proprietor in Newbury in 1638; received land in Salisbury in the divisions of 1639, 1643, and 1654; a commoner; was taxed in 1650 and 1652. His wife died in Salisbury, January 27, 1664/5. His will dated June 7, 1666, was proved October 9, 1666. Children: 1. Ann, m. by 1640, William Allen 1 2. Richard, b. before 1630, m. Mary ------3. Elizabeth, m. John Smith
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury by Hoyt History of Newbury by Co{ fin, p. 305
ANN GOODELL2 (Richardl) was born in England; emigrated with her parents to Newbury~ Massachusetts, by 1638. She married in Salisbury by 1640, William Allenl, 1602-1686, one of the founders of Salisbury. She died in Salisbury, April 1, 1687. Line of descent from Ann (Goodell) Allen:
Hannah Allen m. Peter Ayer Ruth Ayer m. John Denison Ruth Denison m. Joseph Kingsbury Hannah Kingsbury m. Jacob Hyde Ruth Hyde m. Ezekiel Ladd
Darius Ladd m. Mary Frink Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
JOHN GORHAM! came from Huntingdonshire, England, to Marshfield, Massachusetts. He was a joiner, and is said co have made his own coffin several years before he died, and co have been buried in it.
Children: 1. John, 1621-1675, m. Desire Howland2 (John 1)
References: Wast Books Reports of 1745/6 on "The Rose of ye Family of Gorham" by Captain George Gorham
JOHN GORHAM2 ( Johnl) was born in England about 1621, and emigrated to Plymouth, Massachusetts, by 1638. He married in 1643/4, Desire Howland2, 1623-1683, daughter of Johnl and Elizabeth (Tilley) Howland of Plymouth. They lived near Barnstable, .Massachusetts. He became a freeman in 1650; was a Captain in the Narragansett fighting; posthumously was granted land for service in King Philip's War; the town of Gorham, 79 Maine was named for him. He died February 5, 1675, and was buried at Swansea, Massachusetts. His widow died in Barnstable, October 13, 1683. Children: 1. Desire, 1644, m. John Hawes 2. Temperance, 1646-1715, m. 1. Edward Sturgis3 ( Edward2, Edwardl) 2. Thomas Bmcter 3. Elizabeth, 1648, m. Joseph Hallett_ 4. James, 1650, m. Hannah Huckins (Thomas) S. John, 1651/2-1716, m. Mary Otis (John) 6. Joseph, 1653, m. Sarah Sturgis3 ( Edward2, Edwardl) 7. Jabez, 1656, m. Hannah (Sturgis3) Gray (Edwdrd2, Edwardl) 8. Mercy, 1658-1725, m. George Denison3 (George2, Williaml) 9. Lydia, 1661, m. John Thacher 10. Hannah, 1663, ni. Joseph Wheelding 11. Shubael, 1667-1750, m. Puella Hussey3 ( Stephen2, Christopherl)
References: Snow-Estes Genealogy Swansea, Mass., Vital. Records History. of Gorham, Maine Sturges Genealogy by Sturges Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Genealogical Dictionary by Savage
MERCY GORHAM3 (John2, ]ohnl) was born near Barnstable, Massachusetts, January 20, 1658, and married before 1683, George Denison3, 1652/3-1711, son of George2 and Ann (Borodell) Denison of Stonington, Con necticut. They made their home in Westerly, Rhode Island. There he died December 27, 1711; she died Sep tember 24, 1726. Line of descent from Mary (Gorham) Denison;
Thankful Denison m. Thomas Stanton Thankful Stanton m. Elias Thompson Elias Thompson, Jr. m. :Mary Stanton Esther Thompson m. Elias Champlin Potter Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer
William W, Potter m. Margaret Richardson
JOHANNA GREENSLADE was married in Boston, Massachusetts, November 10, 1643, to James Avery2, 1620- 1700, son of Christopher! and Margery ( Stevens) Avery. They lived in Gloucester, Massachusetts, and re moved to New London, Connecticut, in 1651. She died in New London in 1693. Line of descent from Johanna (Greenslade) Avery:
Hannah Avery m. Ephriam Minor Hannah Minor m. Samuel Frink Samuel Frink, Jr. m. Margaret Wheeler 80 Isaac Frink m. A.nna Noyes Isaac Frink, Jr., m. Margaret Stanton Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
References: The Groton-Avery Clan The Thomas Minor Diary History of New London by Caulkins History of Stonington by Wheeler
RICHARD HARRISON 1 was born in England, and married there. He emigrated with his wife and children from West Kirby, Cheshire; tqok the oath of allegiance in New Haven, Connecticut, August 5, 1644; lived in Bran ford and Cheshire, Connecti.cut. He died October 25, 1653.
Children: 1. Richard, m. Sarah Hubbard (George); removed to Newark, N. J. 2. Ellen, m. 1650, John Thompson 1 ( brother of Anthonyl) 3 • .Elizabeth, m• .1. Henry Lines (John) 2. 1663, Thomas Lampson 3. 1666, John Morris 1: removed to Newark, N. J •. 4. Thomas, 1630, m. 1. Dorothy (--) Thompson 2. Elizabeth Stent S. Samuel, m. Sarah Johnson; removed to Newark, N• .J. 6. Mary, m. Thomas Pierson
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus The Morris Family by Carhart Records, First Presbyterian Church, Morristown, N. J. New Jersey Archives, v. 21 N. £. H. & G. Reg., v. 70, p. 69
ELIZABETH HARRISON2 (Richardl) was brought to Cheshire, Connecticut, with her parents •. She n:iarried Henry Lines, by whom she had a daughter, Hopestill, born in 1661. Widowed in 1662/3, she married, November, 1663, Thomas Lampson. March 29, 1666, she married John Morris 1, believed to be a nephew of Thomas Morrisl of New Haven, Connecticut. They removed to Newark, New Jersey, where he died in 1675; she died between 1689-1692. Line of descent from Elizabeth (Harrison) Morris:
John Morris m. Sarah Crane
Stephen Morris m. ------ Daniel Morris m. Mary ------ Sarah Morris m. Edward Lewis Phoebe Lewis m. Aaron Douglas
81 Sarah Douglas m. David Trimmer Lewis Trimmer m. Hannah Dillin
Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
THOMAS HAZARD! was born about 1610, probably, in Dorsetshire, England. He was in Boston, Massachu• setts, by 1635; became a freeman there in 1638; removed to Portsmouth, Rhode Island, where he was admitted a freeman in 1640. His wife, Martha, died in 1669, and he married Martha(---) Sheriff, widow of Thomas Sheriff. He died in Portsmouth in 1680; his widow died in 1691.
Children: 1. Robert, 1635-1710, m. Mary Brownell 2. Elizabeth, m. George Lawton 1 3. Hannah, m. Stephen Wilcox2 (Edwardl) 4 •.Martha, m• .1. Ichabod Potter2 (Nathanie[l) 2. Benjamin Mowry2 (Rogerl) ? S. Thomas ;> 6. Nathaniel ? 7. Jonathan
References: The Hazard Family of Rhode Island by Robinson American Genealogist, v. 20, p. 185
MARTHA HAZARD2 ( Thomasl) was born about 1640, and married in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, about 1661, Ichabod Potter2, 1639-1676, son of Nathaniel! and Dorothy (---) Potter* of Portsmouth and South Kingston. Widowed in 1676, she married Benjamin Mowry2, son of Rogerl and Mary (Johnson) Mowry.** Line of descent from Martha (Hazard) Potter:
J oho Potter m. Sarah Wilson J oho Potter m. Mercy Robinson
Christopher Potter m. Mary Segar Joseph Potter m. Esther Champlin Elias Champlin Potter m. Esther Thompson Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer
'William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
JOSEPH HILLSl was born March, 1602, the son of George and Mary (---) Hilles of Great Bursted, Billerica,
*Possibly Dorothy ( Allen) Potter **Mowry children by Martha (Hazard) Mowry: Roger, unm.; Joseph, m. Sarah; Benjamin; John, m. Mary.
82 Essex County, England. He married July 22, 1624, Rose Clarke. With his wife and children, he emigrated on the "Susan and Ellen", co Boston, Massachusetts, July, 1638. The~· settled in Charlestqwn; removed to Malden, Massachusetts. His wife, Rose, died in Malden, March 24, 1650. June 24, 1651, he married Hannah ( Smith) Mellowes, who died in 1655. He married January, 1656, Helen Atkinson, who died in 1661/2. His fourth mar riage, March 8, 1665, was to Ann C--) Lune of Newbury, Massachusetts. She died in 1687; he died in New bury, February 5, 1688. Children: By first marriage: 1. .Mary, 1625-1674, m. John Waitel 2. Elizabeth, 1627, m. George Blanchard2 (Thomasl) 3. Joseph, 1629-1674, m. 16S3, Hannah Smith2 ( Matthewl ? ) 4. James, 1631, d.y. 5. John, 1632-165 2 6. Rebecca, 1634-1674, m. Thomas Green (Thomas) 7. Stephen, 1636-1637 /8 8. Sarah, 1637-1637 9. Gershom, 1639-1710/21, m. Elizabeth Chadwick2 (Johnl) 10. Mehitable, 1640/ 1-1652 By second marriage:
11. Samuel, 1652-1732, m. 1679, Abigal Wheeler3 (Oavid2, Johnl) 12. N athanie 1, 165 3-1664 13. Hannah, 1655, m. Abiel Long2 (Robertl) By third marriage: 14. Deborah, 1657-1662 15 • .Abigal, 1658-1662
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Charlestown Genealogies and Estates by Wyman Hills Family by Hills History.of Newbury by Coffin N. E. H. & G. Reg., v. 4,· Boston Records Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury by Hoyt Hills Genealogy by Hills Fam. Gen. and Hist. Association
ELIZABETH HILLS2 (Josepbl) was baptized October 21, 1627, at Great Bursced, Billerica, Essex County, England; emigrated with her parents in 1638, co Charlestown and Malden, Massachusetts. She marri"ed about 1645, George Blanchard2, 1622-1700, son of Thomas Blanchard! of Charlestown. She is said to have died in Malden, Massachusetts; her husband remarried. Line of descent from Elizabeth ( Hills) Blanchard:
Hannah Blanchard m. Thomas Shepard Sarah Shepard m. Richard Darrow Ebenezer Darrow m. Lydia Bradley Jemima Darrow m. Benjamin B ames Clarinda Barnes m. Amos Mix Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson 83 ROBERT HOLMES 1 came from England to Wequetequock, Connecticut. In 1659 he was a resident of Southertcm, and in 1662 in Stonington, Connecticut. He was a registered inhabitant in Stonington, December, 1670; a land holder; taxpayer; and served in King Philip's War. His wife was Frances Wainwright. He died in 1675.
Children: 1. Joshua, m. 1675, Abigal ( lngraham2) Che sebrough ( Richard 1)
References: Armorial Families of America, Amer. Hist. Society Snow-£ stes Genealogy History of Stoning ton by Wheeler Chesebrough Genealogy
JOSHUA HOLMES2 (Robertl) was married in Stonington, June 15, 1675, to Abigal (lngraham2) Chesebrough, born in 1636, the daughter of Richardl and Elizabeth (Wignall) Ingraham of Northampton, Massachusetts. She was the widow of Samuel Chesebrough of Stonington. Joshua Holmes served in King Philip's War; bought land in Westerly, Rhode Island, and removed there. He died in Westerly, April 14, 1694; his will was proved May 26:- 1694, and mentions his son-in-law~ Isaac Thompson. His widow married in 1698, becoming the second wife of James Avery2, 1620-1700, of Groton, Connecticut. Children: 1. Mary, 1676-1751, m. Isaac Thompson 2. Joshua, 1678-1729, m. Fear Sturges4 ( Thomas3, Edward2, Edwardl)
References: Snow-Estes Genealogy Genealogical Dictionary of Rho~e Island by Austin Westerly Vital Records Sturges-Sturgis Genealogy American Geneal.ogist, v. 13; Thompson by Jacobus
.MARY HOLMES3 (]oshua2, Robertl) was born in 1676, probably, in Stonington, Connecticut, and married in Westerly, Rhode Island, by April, 1694, Isaac Thompson. He was, probably, a son of John Thompson of Brookhaven, Long Island. Isaac Thompson died in West~rly in 1738; his widow died in 1751. Line of descent from Mary ( Holmes) Thompson through two children: Mary Holmes m. Isaac Thompson I I Sarah Thompson Elias Thompson m. William Champlin m. Thankful Stanton I Mary Champlin m. Joseph Stante>n I Mary Stanton married Elias Thompson, Jr. Esther Thompson m. Elias Champlin Potter I Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd L uc1en. Bl onaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimnier I William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson 84 WILLIAM HOLTl was born about 1610, and became an early settler of New Haven, Connecticut; he signed the constitution of the New Haven colony, July, 1644. In 1675, he removed to Wallingford, and died there, Septem ber 1, 1683. His widow, Sarah, married William Peckl of New Haven, and died in New Haven in 1717.
Children: 1. John, 1645-1733, m. Elizabeth Thomas ( John) 2. Nathaniel, 1647-1723, m. 1. Rebecca Beebe (Thomas) 2. ------3. Mercy, 1649-1688, m. Abraham Doolittl_e2 (Abrahaml) 4. Eleazer, 16S1-1736, m. 1. Tabitha Thomas (John) 2. Mary (Sanford3) Ashburn Hotchkiss (Ephri_am2, Thomasl) 5. Thomas, 16S 3-1676, unm. 6 • .Joseph, 165 S-1697, m. 1684, Elizabeth French3 ( Francis2, Wm. 1) 7. Benjamin, 1657-1690, unm.
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus The Holt Family by Durrie History of Wallingford, Connecticut
JOSEPH HOLT2 (Williaml) was born in New Haven, Connecticut, April 2, 1655, and married November 20, 1684, Elizabeth French3, 1664-1739, daughter of Francis2 and Lydia (Bunnell) French of Derby, Connecti_cut. He died December 19, 1697. Wallingford records give her death November 18, 1739.
Children: 1. Joseph, 1684-1767, m. 1. 1709, Abigal Curtis4 (Thos.3, Jobn2, 1) 2. 1730, Mary (Benedict) Royce 3. 1749, Mary Roberts 4. 1762, Elizabeth(__ ) Lewis Merwin 2. Daniel, 1687, m. Rebecca Hall 3. Benj~in, 1690, m. Abigal Johnson 4. Mary, 1693, m. Thomas Royce 5. Elizabeth., 1696, m. James Doolittle
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus The Holt Family by Durrie Wallingford Vital. Records East Haven Register by Dodd
JOSEPH HOLT3 (Joseph2, Williaml) was born June 10, 1685, near Wallingford, Connecticut, and married June 8, 1709, Abigal Curtis4, 1689-1730, daughter of Thomas3 and Mary ( Merriman) Curtis of Wallingford. She died January 12, 1730, and he married, July, 1730, Mary (Benedict) Royce, widow of Isaac Royce. Following her death in 1748, he married July, 1749, Mary Roberts, who died in 1761. His fourth marriage in 1762, was to Elizabeth(--) Lewis Merwin. She died in 1766; his death is recorded in Wallingford, June 2, 1767. Children: 1, Sybil, 1710-1738, m. 1730, Josiah Mix4 (Thos.3, Daniel2, Thos.1) 2. Tamar, 1711, m. William Johnson 3. Mary, 1714, m. Abel Matthews 4, Susanna, 1716, m. William Beach4 (Nathan3, Thos.2, Johnl) 5. Samuel, 1718, m. Abigal Hough 6. Justus, 1720, m. Thankful Blakeslee 7. Lucy, 1722, m. Caleb Lewis 85 8. Lydia, 1725, m. Ephriam Beach 9. Abigal, 1727, m. 1. Amos Johnson 2. Jonah Todd 10. Mehitable, 1729-1729
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus The Holt Family by Durrie Wallingford Vital Record
SYBIL HOLT4 (Joseph3, Joseph2, Williaml) was born March 16, 1710, and married at Wallingford, Connecticut, August S, 1730, Josiah Mix4, 1707-1752, son of Thomas3 and Deborah (8.oyce) Mix of Wallingford. She died August S, 1738. Line of descent from Sybil (Holt) Mix:
Eld ad Mix m. Lydia Beach Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
JOHN HOWLAND I, son of Henry and Anne (--) Howland of Huntingdonshire, England, was born in 1S92, and emigrated on the "Mayflower" in 1620. He was a servant or attendant of Governor Carver; 13th signer of the Compact, November 11, 1620; took an active part in the early explorations. In 1621/3 he married Elizabeth Tilley2, 1607-1687, daughter of Johnl and Elizabeth( __) Tilley~ members of the Plymouth Colony who per ished in the first winter. They settled in Plymouth, where he served as town officer; was prominent in church affairs; served as deputy; was partner in a trading company. He was one of the last survivors of the colony, and died at l(ing ston, Massachusett~, February 23, 1673; his will of May ·29, 1672, names ten children. His widow died in Swansea, Massachusetts, December 21, 1687. Children: 1. John, 1627, m• .1651, Mary Lee (Robert) 2. Isaac, m. Elizabeth Vaughan (George) 3. Jabez, m. Bethia That~her (Anthony) 4. Joseph, m. Elizabeth Southworth (Thomas, Constant) S. Desire, 1623-1683, m. 1643, John Gorham2 (Johnl) 6. Hope, m. John Chipman 7. Elizabeth, m. 1. Ephriam Hicks 2. 1651, Capt. John Dickinson 8. Lydia, m. James Brown2 (]ohnl) 9. Hannah, m. Jonathan Bosworth3 (Jonathan2, Edwardl) 10. Ruth, m. Thomas Cushman2 ( Elder Cushmanl)
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Genealogical Dictionary by Savage Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks Howland Family in America by Franklyn Howland Snow-Estes Genealogy 86 DESIRE HOWLAND2 (Johnl) was born about 1623, in Plymouth, Massachusetts, and married March, 1643, John Gorham2, 1621-1675, son of John Gorhaml of Marshfield, Massachusetts. They lived in Marshfield, Swansea, and Barnstable, Massachusetts. She died in Barnstable, October 13, 1683. Line of descent from Desire (How land) Gorham:
Mercy Gorham m. George Denison Thankful Denison m. Thomas Stanton Thankful Stanton m. Elias Thompson Elias Thompson, Jr. m. Mary Stanton Esther Thompson m. Elias Champlin Potter
Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
SAMUEL HUBBARD 1, son of James and Naomi (Cocke) Hubbard, was born in England in 1610. He was the
youngest of seven children; a sister, Rachel, and brother1 Benjamin, are said to have emigrated with him from Mendelsham, Suffolk County, arriving at Salem, Massachusetts. October, 1633. He removed to Watertown in 1634; to Windsor, Connecticut, in 1635; Wethersfield in 1636; Springfield, Massachusetts, in 1639; Fairfield, Connecticut, in 1647; and finally, to Newport, Rhode Island, in 1648. He married January 1, 1636, in Windsor, Tacy Cooper. He died in Newport in 1689; she died in 1697. Children: 1. Naomi, 1637-1637 2. Naomi, 1638-1643 3. Ruth, 1640-1691, m• .1655, Robert Burdickl 4. Rachel, 1642, m. Andrew Langworthy 5. Samuel, 1644, d.y. 6. Bethia, 1646-1707,--m. 1664, Joseph Clarke2 (Josephl) 7. Samuel, 1649-1670
References: Geneal.ogical. Dictionary of Rhode Island Babcock and Allied Families by DeForest Robert Burdick of Rhode l sland Clarke Genealogy First Century of Springfield, 1636-1736, by Burt N. E. H. & G. Reg., v. 1, p. 5 5,· v. 2, p. 981· v. 18, p. 82.
Line of descent through two daughters of Samuel Hubbard 1:
RUTH HUBB ARD2 ( Samuel 1) was born in Springfield, Massachusetts, July 10, 1640, and married in Newport,_ Rhode Island, in 1655, Robert Burdick!, She died in Westerly in 1691.
BETHIA HUBBARD2 (Samuell) was born October 29, 1646, in Springfield, Massachusetts, and married in Newport, Rhode Island, November 16, 1664, Joseph Clarke2, 1642-1726/7, son of Joseph Clarke1 of Newport. She died in Newport, April 17, 1707.
87 Samuel Hubbard m. Tacy Cooper
Ruth Hubbard B ethia Hubbard m. Robert Burdick m. Joseph Clarke I I Samuel Burdick Mary Clarke m. Mary Foster m. William Champlin • i Deborah Burdick married Joseph Champlin' William Champlin 'I • m. Sarah Thompson I I Esther Champlin Mary Champlin m. Joseph Potter m. Joseph Stanton I Mary Stanton m. Elias Thompson, Jr. I Elias Champlin Pott er married Esther Thompson
Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd
Lucien. BonaparteI Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer I William W. Poa er m. Margaret Richardson
JOHN HUTCHINS! and his wife, Frances, emigrated from England to Newbury, Massachusetts, where they were original proprietors. In 1650 they removed to Haverhill, wh_ere he died February 6, 1685. * His widow died in Haverhill, April S, 1694, aged 84 years. Children: I. Elizabeth, m. 1656, Thomas Ayer2 ( Johnl) 2. Samuel, m. Hannah Johnson 3. William, m. 1. Mary Edmunds (William) 2. Sarah Hardey 3. Elizabeth (Eaton3) Groth (]ohn2, Johnl) 4. Joseph, m. 1669, Joanna Corliss2 (Georgel) S. Benjamin, m. Sarah Lamprey 6. Love, 1647, m. Samuel Sherburne (Henry)
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope History of Newbury, Newburyport, and West Newbury by Co/ fin Newbury Vital Records
*Coffin says John Hutchins! died in 1674, aged 70 years: Haverhill Vital Records say 1685.
88 Haverhill Vital. Records History of Haverhill by Chase N. E. H. & G. Reg., v. 6, p. 339 New England Families by Quimby, v. 2
ELIZABETH HUTCHINS2 (John 1) was married in Haverhill, Massachusetts, April 1, 1656, to Thomas Ayer2, 1630-1686, son of Johnl and Hannah ( Webb) Ayer of Haverhill. He died in Haverhill, November 9, 1686; she died in 1710. Line of descent from Elizabeth (Hutchins) Ayer:
Love Ayer m. Joseph Kingsbury
Joseph Kingsbury m. Ruth Denison Hannah Kingsbury m. Jacob Hyde Ruth Hyde m. Ezekiel Ladd Darius Ladd m. Mary Frink Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
WILLIAM HUfCHINSON 1, son of Edward and Susanna C--) Hutchinson, was baptized August 14, 1586, in Alford, Lincolnshire, England. He married August 9, 1612, at St. Mary Woolnoths, London, Ann Marbury, 1591- 1643, daughter of Reverend Francis and Bridget (Dryden) Marbury. Francis Marbury was a noted clergyman of Alford, Lincolnshire, -then living in London, where he was rector of St. Margarets. The Hutchinsons made their home in Alford; all but the last of their children were born there. They came to Boston, Massachusetts, on the
"Griffin", September 18, 1634; in their party were his mother2 Susannah, and Catherine Marbury, younger sister of his wife. Ann Hutchinson as o~~ of the leaders of the Antinomians was arrested, convicted, and banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1638. The family sought refuge in Rhode Island, and helped found the colony at Portsmouth. They became prominent members of the Rhode Island settlement, and William Hutchinson was the third signer of the Aquidneck Compact. He died in Newport in 1642. His widow and several children removed to Eastchester, New York. Five of her party, were massacred with her in an Indian insurrecti9n in the summer of 1643. * Children: 1. Edward, 1613-1675, m. 1. Katherine Hamby 2. Abigal (Vermaies) Button 2. Susanna, 1614-1630 3. Richard, 1615, returned to England
*Bronze tablet, erected by Colonial Dames of New York, on the site of the home, and scene of murder of Anne ( Marbury) Hutchinson, now Pelham Bay Park, within the limits of New York City:
"Anne Hutchinson Banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1638 Be cause of her Devotion to Religious Liberty This Courageous Woman Sought Freedom from Persecution in New Netherland Near this Rock in 1643 She and her House hold were massacred by Indians".
89 4. Faith, 1617, m. Thomas Savagel 5. Bridget, 1618/9-1698, m. 1. 1636/7, John Sanford! 2. William Phillips 6. Francis, 1620-1643 7. Elizabeth, 1621-1630 8. William, 1623, d.y. 9. Samuel, 1624, lived Portsmouth, R.I. 10. Anne, 1626-1643, m. Rev•. William Collins, d • .1643 11. Mary, 1627-1643 13. William, 1631-1643 14. Susanna, 1633, m. 1657, John Cole2 (lsaacl) 15. Zuriel, 1636, d.y.
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks New York Gen. and Biog. Rec., v. 45, p. 164 Brown Family History by Spooner American Genealogist v. 14 Geneal.ogical Dictionary by Savage
BRIDGET HUTCHINSON2 (Williaml) was baptized January 15, 1618/9, in Alford, Lincolnshire, England; emi grated with her parents to Boston, Massachusetts, in 1634. She married in 1636/7, John Sanfordl, President of Portsmouth and Newport,_ Rhode Island. After his death in 1653, she returned to Boston, and married there, William Phillips, by whom she had two sons, William and Samuel Phillips. She died in Boston in 1698. Line of descent from Bridget (Hutchinson) Sanford:
Peleg Sanford m. Mary Coddington Elizabeth Sanford m. Thomas Noyes Anna Noyes m. Isaac Frink Isaac Frink, Jr., m. Margaret Stanton
Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William w. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
WILLIAM HYDEl, affectionately called •old Hide• by his contemporaries, came from England in 1632, in the Hooker party, and settled in Cambridge, Massachusetts. By 1636/40 he removed to Hartford, Connecticut; Saybrook in 1648; Norwich in 1660. The name of his fir st wife is unknown; his second wife was Joanna (__ ) Abell. He was made a freeman in Norwich in 1669; his property there lay next that of his son. He died in Norwich, January 6, 168 I; his will was proved in 1682. Children: 1. Hester, b. England, m. 1652, John Post2 (Stephenl) 2. Samuel, 1636-1677, m. 1659, Jane Lee2 (Thomasl)
90 References: Hyde Family Genealogy by Walworth Records, First Church, Cambridge, Mass., Jonathan Mitchell Several Ancestral Lines of Moses Hyde by Wells History of Norwich by Caulkins First Puritan Settlers of Windsor by Hinman
SAMUEL HYDE 2 (William 1) was born in 1636, probably in Cambridge, Massachusetts; removed to Hartford and Saybrook, Connecticut. He married in Saybrook, June, 1659, Jane Lee2, 1640-1722/3, daughter of Phoebe (Brown) Lee Larrabee, and the late Thomas Leel. They settled in Norwich. Samuel Hyde died July, 1677, in Norwich. His widow married John Birchard2 (Thomasl) and died in Lebanon, Connecticut, January 21, 1722/3. * Children: 1. Elizabeth, 1660-1736, m. 1682, Richard Lord3 (William2, Thos.1) 2. Phoebe, 1662/3-1704, m. 1683, Matthew Griswold (Edward) 3. Samuel, 1665-1742, m. 1690, Elizabeth Caulkins3 ( John2, Hughl) 4. John, 1667-1727, m. 1698, Experience or Elizabeth Abell (Caleb) 5. William, 1669/70-1759, m. 1695, Ann Bushnell4 (Richard3,2, Francisl) 6. Thomas, 1672-175 3, m. 1697, Mary B ackus3 (William2, Williaml) 7. Sarah, 1675-1675 8. Jabez, 1677-1762, m. 1709, Elizabeth Bushnell4 (Richard3,2, Francisl)
References: Hyde Family Genealogy by Walworth Norwich, Ct. Vital Records American Genealogist, v. 16, p. 157-163 Some Ancestral Lines of Moses Hyde by Wells Ct. Cemetery Records New England Ancestry of Dana Converse Backus by Backus
THOMAS HYDE3 (Samuel2, Williaml) was born July, 1672, in Norwich, Connecticut, and married there, Decem ber, 1697, Mary Backus3, 1678-1752, daughter of William2 and Elizabeth (Pratt) Backus of Norwich. She died in Norwich West Farms, now Franklin, March 27, 1752; he died April 9, 1755; both are buried in the old Frank lin Plains Cemetery. - Children: 1. Mary, 1698, m. John Pember 2. Thomas, 1699, m. 1732, Elizabeth Huncington3 (Jame s2, Simonl) 3. Phoebe, 1701, m. 1729, John French 4. Jacob, 1703-1782, m. 1727, Hannah Kingsbury5 (Joseph4,3, Henry2, Henryl) 5. Jane, 1704, m. 1728, John Birchard4 (James3, John2, Thomasl) 6. Abner, 1706, m. 1. 1729, Jerusha Huntington3 (James2, Simonl) 2. Mehitable Smith
References: Norwich, Ct., Vital Records Connecticut Cemetery Records,· Franklin Hyde Family Geneal.ogy by Walworth
JACOB HYDE4 (Thomas3, Samuel2, Williaml) was born in Norwich, Connecticut, January 20, 1703, and mar ried October 11, 1727, Hannah Kingsbury5, 1708-1770, daughter of Joseph4 and Ruth (Denison) Kingsbury of
*Birchard children of Jane (Lee) Hyde Birchard: I. Daniel, 1680, m. Elizabeth Thomas 2. Lydia, m. Samuel Raymond 91 Norwich. He served in early wars. His wife died in Bennington, Vermont, while visiting there, March 16, 1770. He died io Norwich West Farms, January 22, 1782, and is buried in the old Franklin Plains Cemetery. Children: 1. Jacob, 1730-1815, m. 175 3, Hannah Hazen (Thomas) 2. Mary, 1732-1816, m. 1784, Rev. Peabody Moseley (Increase) 3. Ephriam, 1734, m. Martha Giddings 4. Joseph, 1736-1802, m. 1. 1765, Abigal Abell (Ben;amin) 2. 1784, Juletta Abell (Simon) 5. Hannah, 1738-1775, m. 1757, Samuel Ladd4 (David3, Samuel2, Danll) 6. Ruth, 1739/40-1821, m. 1759, Ezekiel Ladd4 (David3, Saml2, Danll) 7. Jonathan, 1741/2-1743 8. Silence, 1744-1793, m. 1763, Joseph Ladd4 (David3, Samuel2, Danll) 9. Rebecca, 1745-1790, m. 1765, Lebbeus Armstrong (Hopestill) 10. Phoebe, 17S0-1771, unm.
References: Hyde Family Genealogy by Walworth Kingsbury Genealogy D. A. R. Lineage Books Norwich Vital Records Franklin Cemetery Records
RUTH HYDE5 (Jacob4, Thomas3, Samuel2, Williaml) was born in Norwich, Connecticut, January 26, 1739/40, and married January 18, 1759, Ezekiel Ladd4 1731-1803, son of David3 and Mary (Waters) Ladd of Norwich. They lived in Norwich West Farms, now called Franklin. He was killed in a barn raising, July 20, 1803, and she died September 18, 1821. Both are buried in the P autipaug Cemetery, Franklin. Line of descent from Ruth (Hyde) Ladd:
Darius Ladd m. Mary Frink
Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter
Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
RICHARD INGRAHAM 1, son of Richard of Barroby, was born in England, and married April 4, 1628, Elizabeth Wignall2, daughter of Alexander Wignalll, who emigrated in 1629. They emigrated to Watertown, Massachusetts, and removed to Rehoboth, where he is listed as a proprietor in 1645. In 1667 he moved to Northampton, Massa chusetts; about this time his wife died. He married in 1668, Joan (Rockwell2) Baker, widow of Jeffrey Baker, and daughter of William! and Susanna (Capen) Rockwell. Richard Ingraham died in Northampton, August, 1683.
Children: I. William, 1628/9, m. 1. Mary Barstow (William) 2. Esther ------2. Elizabeth, 1630-1659, m. Richard Bullock 3. Joanna, 1632, m. George Robinson I 4. John, 1634-1722, m. Elizabeth Gardner (Samuel) 5. Abigal, 1636, m. 1. 1655, Samuel Chesebrough2 (Williaml) 2. 1675, Joshua Holmes2 (Robertl) 3. 1698, Jam.es Avery2 ( Chri stopherl) 6. Jarrell, 1638-1717 /8, m. 1. 1662, Rebecca Searle ( Edward) 2. 1692, Waitstill (__ ) Sabin 92 References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Snow-Estes Geneal.ogy Some Ancestral Lines by Tingley Avery Genealogy The Groton-Avery Clan Chesebrough Genealogy History of Stonington by Wheeler History of New London by Caulkins
ABIGAL INGRAHAM2 (Richard1) was born about 1636, probably in Rehoboth, Massachusetts. She married in 165S, Samuel Chesebrough2, 1627-1673, son of Williaml and Anne (Stevenson) Chesebrough of Rehoboth and Stonington, Connecticut. Widowed in 1673, she married June IS, 167S, Joshua Holmes2, son of Robertl and Frances (Wainwright) Holmes of Stonington. He died in 1694; his widow married July 4, 1698, Captain James Avery2, 1620-1700, son of Christopher! and Margery (Stevens) Avery. Line of descent from Abigal (Ingraham) Che sebrough Holmes:
Mary Holmes m. Isaac Thompson
Sarah Thompson Elias Thompson m. William Champlin m. Thankful Stanton
Mary cJamplin m. Joseph Stanton I Mary Stanton married Elias Thompson, Jr.
Esther Thompson m. Elias Champlin Potter I Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd I Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer I William w. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
JOHN JOHNSON 1, yeoman, and his wife, Margaret, of Heme, Kent County, England, came to New England with the Winthrop Fleet in 1630. They settled in Roxbury, Massachusetts. Here he was constable in 1630; freeman, May 18, 1631; surveyor general of arms; deputy to the General Court many times. He received a land grant of 300 acres. His home burned in 164S, destroying with it all the ammunition of the community as it was stored on his property. His wife died in Roxbury in 1655; he married Grace ( Negus) Fawer, sister of Jonathan Negusl, and widow of Barnabas Fawer. He died in Roxbury, September 29, 16S9; his widow died December, 1671. Children: 1. Isaac, 1617-1675, m. 1636/7, Elizabeth Porter
93 2. Humphrey, d. 1692, m. 1. Ellen Cheney (William) 2. Abigal May ( Samuel) 3. Mary, d. 1678/9, m. 1. Roger Mowry 2. John Kingsley 1 4. Elizabeth, cl. 1683, m. Robert P epper2 ( Richardl) 5. Sarah, 1627, m. William Bartram
References: Geneal.ogy of Captain John Johnson by Paul Johnson Genealogical Dictionary by Savage Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks History of lhe First Church, Roxbury, by Thwing The Town of Roxbury by Drake Genealogy of Woodstock Families by Bowen, v. 7 Ancierzt and Honorable Artillery, Boston, v. 1 One Hundred Sixty Allied Families by Austin
ISAAC JOHNSON2 (]ohnl) was born in England, and emigrated with his parents to Roxbury, Massachusetts, in 1630. He married January 20, 1636/7, Elizabeth Porter, probably a sister of Edward Porter! of Boston. He was made a freeman in 1635; Captain of the Roxbury Militia, 1653; deputy to the General Court, 1671. He was killed in the Great Swamp Fight of King Philip's War, December 19, 1675. His widow died August 13, 1683.
Children: I. Elizabeth, 1637-1701, m. Henry Bowen2 (Griffithl) 2. John, 1639-1661 3. Mary, 1642-1705, m• .1663, William Bartholomew2 (Williaml) 4. Isaac, 1643/4, m. Mary Harris (Daniel) 5. Joseph, 1645-1645 6. Nathaniel, 1647, m. Mary Smith
References: Geneal.ogy of Captain John Johnson by Paul Johnson History of the First Church, Roxbury, by Thwing The Town of Roxbury by Drake One Hundred Sixty Allied Families by Austin Genealogy of Woodstock Families by Bowen
MARY JOHNSON3 (lsaac2, Johnl) was born in Roxbury, :Massachusetts, April 24, 1642, and married there, December 17, 1663, William Bartholomew2, 1640/1-1697, son of William! and Anne (Lord) Bartholomew of
Charlestown, Massachusetts. She died in Branford1 Connecticut, about 1705. Line of descent from Mary (Johnson) Bartholomew:
Isaac Bartholomew m. Rebecca------
Elizabeth Bartholomew m. Nathaniel Barnes Benjamin Barnes m. Jemima Darrow Clarinda Barnes m. Amos Mix Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer
Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. lv1argaret Richardson
94 HENRY KINGSBURY 1, was a brother, probably, of John Kingsburyl of Watertown and Dedham, and of Joseph Kingsbury 1 of Dedham, Massachusetts.* He sailed on the "Talbot" in 1630, accompanied by his wife, Margaret, and children. The younger children were sick with measles on the voyage, and died then or soon after. Henry and Margaret Kingsbury joined the church in Boston in 1630. Church records imply that Margaret died within a few years; it is believed her husband died or returned to England. Children: By first marriage:
1. Henry, 1615-1687, m. Susannah ------ By second marriage 2. James, 1622-1630 3. Sarah, 1624-1630
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope N.E.H. & G. Reg., v. 13, p•. 157 Kingsbury Genealogy
HENRY KINGSBURY2 (Henryl) was born in England, probably in Suffolk County, about 1615, and emigrated with his father in 1630. By 1638, he is recorded in Ipswich, Massachusetts; was a commoner in 1641. He mar ried Susannah ------• ** They removed to Rowley, Massachusetts, in 1662; to Haverhill in 1668; he commanded militia in 1676. His wife died in Haverhill, February 21, 1678/9; he died therei October 1, 1687.
Children: 1. Susannah, m• .1661/27 Joseph P ike3 ( John2, Johnl) 2. John, d. 1670/1, m. 1666, Elizabeth Button ( Matthias)
3. Ephriam1 d. 1676, m. Eunice ------4. James, m. 1673, Sarah Button ( Matthias) S. Samuel, 1649-1698, m. 1679, Huldah Corliss2 (Georgel) 6. Thomas, d. 1720, m. 1. Deborah (Corliss2) Eastman (Georgel) 2. Sarah Hanes 7. Joseph, 1656-1741, m • .1679, Love Ayer3 (Thomas2, Johnl)
References: Kingsbury Genealogy N.E.H. & G. Reg., v. 13, p. 157 Rowley, Mass., Vital Records Haverhill Vital Records Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury by Hoyt
*re is possible that John Kingsbury I and Henry Kingsbury I are the same person; the wife's name in both cases was Margaret. The will of John Kingsbury of Dedham makes a bequest to Henry Kingsbury2 of Ipswich, and calls Joseph Kingsbury 1, brother. Pope's Pioneers of Massachusetts confuses the two Henrys, and suggests that Henry2 of Ipswich was a son of John of Dedham. The parish register of Assington, Suffolk County, England, records the marriage, May 18, 1621, of Henry Kingsbury and Margaret Alabaster, and births of the two children. Margaret Alabaster was, probably~ the widow of Thomas Ala baster, and her surname originally Blyth. **Henry Kingsbury2 was born about 1615, and must have been the child of an earlier marriage. The fact that John Kingsbury I calls him kinsman in his will would indicate he was, probably, a nephew, and not a son as suggested by Pope. The surname of his wife is unknown, but he was related to John Gage 1 either thru his marriage, or himself.
95 JOSEPH KINGSBURY3 ( Henry2, Henryl) was born in 1656, probably in Ipswich, Massachusetts, and married in Haverhill, April 2, 1679, Love Ayer3, 1663-1736, daughter of Thomas2 and Elizabeth ( Hutchins) Ayer of Haver hill. In 1708, they moved to Norwich West Farms, now Franklin, Connecticut. She died in Franklin, April 24, 1735; he died April 9, 1741. Both are buried in the old Franklin Plains Cemetery. Their inscriptions read: •ttere lies interred the body of Deacon Joseph Kingsbury who died Apriell the 9th 1741 in the eighty fifth year of his age", and "Love ye late wife of Deacon Joseph Kingsbury the elder died Apriel ye 24 1735 aged 72•.
Children: 1. Joseph, 1682-1757, m. 1705/6, Ruth Denison3 (Jobn2, Johnl) 2. Nathaniel, 1684, m. Hannah Denison3 (John2, Johnl) 3. Elizabeth, 1686- 1686 4. Mary, 1687-1714, m. 1712, Stephen Bingham (Thomas, Thomas) 5. Elizabeth, 1693-1750/1, m. Samuel Ashley (J.onathan) 6. Susannah, 1695, m. Jonathan Ladd3 (Samuel2, Daniell)
References: Kingsbury Genealogy N.E.H. & G. Reg., v. 13, p. 157 Franklin Cemetery Records
JOSEPH KINGSBURY4 (Joseph3, Henry2, Henryl) was born in Haverhill, Massachusetts, June 2, 1682, and married there, February S, 1705/6, Ruth Denison3, 168,;-1779, daughter of John2 and Ruth ( Ayer) Denison of Ipswich and Haverhill. In 1708 they removed to Norwich West Farms, now Franklin, Connecticut. He died December 4, 1757; his widow died May 6, 1779, aged 92, and with 231 descendants. Both are buried in the old Franklin Plains Cemetery; their inscriptions read: ccThis monument sacred to the memory of Deacon Joseph Kingsbury who departed this life December ye 4th Anno Domino 1757 in the 76th year of his age", and ftHere lies the body of Ruth Kingsbury, wife of the Deacon. She departed this life May 6, 1779 in her 93rd year. She left five children, 61 grandchildren, 132 great grandchildren and fifteen great, great grandchildren".
Children: 1. Ephriam, 1706-1772, m. 1728, Mart~a Smith (Obadiah) 2. Hannah, 1708-1770, m. 1727, Jacob Hyde4 (Thomas3, Samuel2, Wm. I) 3. Love, 1710-1778, m. 1732, Josiah Backus4 (Nathaniel3, Wm.2, 1) 4. Ruth, 1712-1769, m. 1734/5, Joshua Edgerton 5. Joseph, 1714-1788, m. 1738, Deliverance Squire 6. Eb.enezer, 1716-1800, m. 1743, .Priscilla KingsburyS (Nathaniel4, Joseph3, Henry2, Henryl) 7. Eleazer, 1718-1785, m. 1. 1742, Freelove Rust (Samuel) 2. 1762, Elizabeth (--) Russell 8. Eunice, 1720-1751, m. 1740, Jabez Backus4 (Nathaniel3, Wm.~, 1) 9. Grace, 1722 10. Daniel, 1724, m. Abigal Barstow 11. Talitha, 1726-1789, m. 1746/7, Zaccheus Waldo4 (Edward3, John2, Corneliusl) 12. Irene, 1729-1729 13. Nathaniel, 1730/1-1784, m• .1755, Sarah Hill (Jacob)
References: Kingsbury Genealogy Norwich, Ct., Vital Records
HANNAH KINGSBURY5 (Joseph4, ]oseph3, Henry2, Henryl) was born March 13, 1708, probably in Haverhill, Massachusetts, and removed tq Norwich with her parents. She married in Norwich, Connecticut, October 11, 1727, Jacob Hyde4, 1703-1782, son of Thomas3 and Mary (Backus) Hyde of Norwich. She died March 16, 1770, in Bennington, Vermont, while visiting her children. Line of descent from Hannah ( Kingsbury) Hyde:
Ruth Hyde m. Ezekiel Ladd Darius Ladd m. Mary Frink
96 Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
DANIEL LADDl, husbandman, came on the "Mary and John", March 24, 1633/4, and is first recorded in Ip swich, Massachusetts, February 5, 1637, when he received 60 acres of land there. In 1639, he was in Salis bury; by 1646 was a resident of Haverhill, Massachusetts. He married about 1640, Ann------, who survived him, and died in Haverhill, February 9/10, 1694. He died July 27, 1693; his will dated January 30, 1692, is no long er legible.
Children: 1. Elizabeth, 1640, m. Nathaniel Smith 2. Daniel, 1642, m. Lydia Singleterry2 ( Richardl ): no issue 3. Lydia, 1645, m. Josiah Gage2 ( J ohnl) 4. Mary, 1646, m. Caleb Richardson (Edward) 5. Samuel, 1649-1698, m. 1674, Martha Corliss2 (Georgel) 6. Nathaniel, 1651, m. Elizabeth Gilman3 ( John2, Edwardl) 7. Ezekiel, 1654, m. Mary Folsom (Samuel) 8. Sarah, 165 7, m. Onesiphorous Marsh3 ( Onesiphorous2, George 1)
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope The Ladd Family by Warren Ladd History of Salisbury and Amesbury by Hoyt History of Haverhill by Chase
SAMUEL LADD2 (Daniell) was born in Haverhill, Massachusetts, November 1, 1649, and married Decernber 1, 1674, Martha Corliss2, born 1652, daughter of George! and Joanna (Davis) Corliss of Newbury and Haver hill. Samuel Ladd was killed by Indians, February 22, 1698, near Haverhill. No death or remarriage record has been found for his widow.* Children: 1. Daniel, 1676, m. 1701, Susanna Hartshorn3 (]oseph2, Thomasl) 2. Lydia, 1679-1684 3. Samuel, 1682-1736, m. I. 1705, Hannah Hartshorn3 (Benj.2, Thos.1) 2. Dorcas Haskins 4. Nathaniel, 1684, m. Abigal Bodwell (Henry) 5. Ezekiel, 1686, m. Jemima Foster; no issue 6. David, 1689-1751, m. 1. 1716, Hepsibah Hazen3 (Thos.2, Edwardl) 2. 1729, Mary Waters4 (Samuel3, James2, Richardl) 7. Jonathan, 1689, m. Susannah Kingsbury4 (Joseph3, Henry2, Henryl) 8. Abigal, 1691, m. Samuel Roberts 9. John, 1694, m. Mary Merrill (Nathaniel) 10. Joseph, 1697, d.y.
*Vital records of Norwich, Ct., give the marriage of Mrs. Martha Ladd November 15, 1736, to Captain Stephen Howard of Mansfield. Since our Martha (Corliss) Ladd was born in 1652, and was then 84 years old in 1736, this is, probably, not the same person.
97 References: The Ladd Family by Warren Ladd Norwich, Ct., Vital Records
DAVID LADD3 (Samuel2, Daniell) was born in Haverhill, .Massachusetts, April 13, 1689, a twin to Jonathan. He married in Norwich, Connecticut, October 1, 1716, Hepsibah Hazen3 (Thomas2, Edwardl) formerly of Row ley, Massachusetts. She died in Norwich, March 13/20, 1728. The following year, March 20, 1729, he married Mary Waters4, 1707-1788, daughter of Samuel3 and Anne (Sterling) Waters of Hebron, Connecticut. David Ladd died April 13, 1751, and is buried in the old Franklin Plains Cemetery; his gravestone reads: ccln Memory of Mr David Ladd who Departed this Life April 13th 1751 aged 62 ye ai-s". His widow died November 27, 1788. Children: By first marriage: 1. Azubah, 1717, m. Daniel Allen 2. Hepsibah, 1719, m. 1. Alexander Gaylord 2. 1749, Eliakim Perry 3. Bathsheba, 1721, m. Abijah Smith 4. Jeremiah, 1723, m. J erusha Sabin 5. Hannah, 1725, m. Seth Allen 6. David, 1727, m. 1. 1752, Mary Wallbridge, d. 1761 2. 1765, Eunice( __) Guild
By second marriage:
7. Samuel, 1730, m. Hannah Hyde5 (] acob4, Thos.3, Samuel2, Wm.~) 8. Ezekiel, 1731-1803, m. 1759, Ruth Hyde5 (jacob4, Thos.3, Samuel2, Williaml) 9. Joseph, 1733, m. Silence Hyde5 (] acob4, Thos.3, Samuel2, Wm.~) 10. Daniel, 1735, m. 1. 1760, Hannah Boynton 2. 1765, Rebecca Armstrong ( Hopestill) 11. Abigal,· 1738, m. Joseph Sampson 12. Abner, 1740, m. Abigal Perkins
References: The Ladd Family by Warren Ladd The History of Norwich by Calkins Norwich Vital Records; Cemetery Records
EZEKIEL LADD4 (David3, Samuel2, Daniel 1) was born in Norwich, Connecticut, August 6, 1731, and married January 18, 1759, Ruth Hyde5, 1740-1821, daughter of Jacob4 and Hannah (Kingsbury) Hyde of Norwich. They lived in Norwich West Farms, now called Franklin. He served in the Revolutionary War, having enlisted in 1778 in Captain Alcott' :S Company, and served in the Battle of Rhode Island. He was killed at the raising of a barn, July 21, 1803. His widow died in Franklin, Sept~mber 18, 1821. Both are buried in the Pautipaug Cemetery, where their gravestones read: ccln Memory of Mr Ezekiel Ladd who was killed at the raising of a barn_ July 20, 1803 in ye 72nd year of his age. May this alarming death A warning be to all To put themselves in readiness To hear their makers call", and ccThe grave of Mrs Ruth Ladd wife of .Mr Ezekiel Ladd who died September 18, 1821 aged 78 years I go the way of all the eart~ ". Children: 1. Andrew, 1759, m. Hannah Sanford 2. Phylena, 1761-1815, unm. 3. Nabby, 1763, m. James Armstrong (Lebbeus, Hopestill) 4. Mary, 1767 5. Elijah, 1769-1786 6. Elizabeth, 1772-1808, m. Daniel Ladd5 (]esse4., Jonathan3, Samue[2, Daniell) 7. Darius, 1774-1833, m. 1797, Mary Frink7 (I.saac6,5, Samuel4,3, Jobn2,1) 8. Jabez, 1777, m. Phoebe Farnham of Lisbon 9. Ruth, 1779-1872, m. Daniel Ladd5 (]esse4, Jonathan3, Samuel2, Daniell) 10. Ruby, 1782, m. Fest~s Ladd5 ( Abner4, David3, Samuef2, Daniell) 98 References: The Ladd Family by Warren Ladd Norwich Vital Records Franklin Cemetery Records .. Record of Service of Ct. Men, 1775-1848, pp. 532-587 D. A. R. Lineage Books
DARIUS LADD5 (Ezekiel4, David3, Samue/2, Daniell) was born in Franklin, Connecticut, September 4, 1774, and married in 1797, Mary Frink7, 1775-1847, daughter of Isaac6 and Margaret (Stanton) Frink of Stonington. He died in Franklin, May 19, 1833. His widow married Bailey Ayer, and died October 11, 1847 •. Both are buried in the Pautipaug Cemetery, Franklin, where their gravestones read: "Sacred to the Memory of Mr Darius Ladd who died May 18 1833 in the 58th year of his age Tis sweet to believe of the absent _we love If we miss them below we may meet them aboven, and "Mrs Mary widow of Mr Bailey Ayer and formerly· wife of Mr Darius Ladd died Oct 11 1847 ae 72". Children: 1. Noyes, 1798-1839, m. Harriet Williams of Stoningtqn 2. Curtis, 1799, unm. 3. Minerva, 1802, m. Ezra Bailey of Groton 4. Sophronia, 1805-1861, m. 1823, Elias Thompson Potter8 ( Elias C. 7, Joseph6, Christopher5, Jobn4, John3, I chabod2, Nathaniel 1) 5. Eunice Frink, 1806-1813 6. Luther Manning, 1808, m. Wealthy Eames of Lisbon 7. Ezekiel Hyde, 1811, m. Ruth Scott. of Franklin 8. Margaret .Frink, 1813, m. Lucius Scott of Franklin 9. Ruth Kingsbury, 1817, m. Eli Hazen of Franklin
References: The Ladd Family by Warren Ladd Connecti.cut Vit4l Records; Cemetery Records
SOPHRONIA LADD6 (Darius5, Ezekie/4, David3, Samuel2, Daniell) was born in Franklin, Connecti~ut, Octo ber 27, 1804/5, and ~arried there September 7, 1823, Elias Thompson PotterS, 1802-1881, son of Elias Champ lin7 and Esther (Thompson) Potter of Charlestown, Rhode Island and Lebanon, Connecticut. They removed tQ New York State, living near Camillus and Belle Isle. She died in 1861, and is buried in the cemetery at Belle Isle. Line of descent from Sophronia (Ladd) Potter:
Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W, Potter m. Margaret Richardson
MARGARET (READE) LAKE, the daughter of Edmund and Elizabeth (Cooke) Reade of North Benfleec, Essex County, England, married about 1616. She was the wife of John Lake of Wickford, Essex County. In 1635 she left her husband in London, and taking her two daughters, sailed on the tc Abigal" for New England. There she joined her sisters, Martha ( Reade) Epes and Elizabeth ( Reade) Winthrop. She settled in New London, Connecti cut. Letters received in 1654 and 165 7, indicat~ her husband's continued good health, but one written by her to her brother-in-law, Governor Wind~rop, in January, 1661, makes inquiry intq the circumstances of her hus band's death. She removed to Ipswicn, Massachusetts, and died there in 1672; her will of August 30, was pro bated September 24, 1672.
99 Children: 1. John, 1617 2. Thomas, 1618/9 3. Richard, 1620, d.y. 4. Hannah, 1621, m. 1643, John Gallup2 (Johnl) 5. Elizabeth, 1623, d.y. 6. Martha, 1624, m. 1647, Thomas Harris2 (T homasl) 7. Samuel, 1628/9, d.y. 8. Elizabeth, 1630/ 1, d.y.
References: Gallup Genealogy History of Ipswich, Essex, and Hamilton by Felt History of New London by Caulkins Hartford Times Genealogy Page, August 19, 19 39 Stanton Genealogy Wheeler Family in America
HANNAH LAKE was baptized at North Benfleet, Essex County, England, July 3, 1621, and emigrated to New England with her mother in 1635. She married in Boston, Massachusetts, about 1643, Captain John Gallup2, 1615-1675, son of J ohnl and Christobel (--) Gallup of Boston. They lived in New London and Stonington, Connecticut. Her husband was killed in the Great Swamp Fight of King Philip's War in December, 1675. Line of descent from Hannah ( Lake) Gallup:
Benadam Gallup m. Esther Prentis i • I Hannah Gallup Esther Gallup m. William Wbe eler m. Joseph Stanton I I Anna Wheeler Joseph Stantqn m. Joseph Stanton m. Mary Champlin I I Margaret Stanton Mary Stanton m. Isaac Frink, Jr. m. Elias Thompson, Jr. I I Mary Frink Esther Thompson m. Darius Ladd m. Elias Champlin Potter I I Sophronia Ladd married Elias Thompson Potter
Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer I William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
THOMAS LEE was born and married in England. His wife was Phoebe Brown2, 1620-1664, daughter of Williaml and Jane (Burgess) Brown. In 1646/7 they sailed for New England. Many of the passengers were stricken with
100 smallpox and died; Thomas Lee was one of the dead. His widow and children settled near Lyme and Saybrook, Connecticut. Phoebe (Brown) Lee married in 1647, Greenfield Larrabee 1. * 1 Widowed in 1660, she married in 1662, James Cornish 1 of Saybrook, and died in childbirth, December 22, 1664. * 2
Children: 1. Jane, 1640-1722/3, m. 1. Samuel Hyde2 (H,.illiaml) 2. John Birchard2 (Thomasl) 2. Phoebe, 1643, m. J oho Large 3. Thomas, 1644-1703, m. 1. Sarah or Ann Kirtland (Nathaniel) 2. 1676, Mary DeWolf
References: Snow-Estes Genealogy Hyde Family Genealogy by Walworth Parkhurst Mms., Ct. State Library Cornish Families in America American Genealogist, v . .13, p. 106; v. 16, p. 228 Diary of Joshua Hempstead
JANE LEE (Thomas) was baptized in Rusper, England, September 12, 1640, and was brought to Connecticut, by her mother in 1646/7. She married in 1659, Samuel Hyde2, 1636-1677, son of William Hydel of Saybrook and Norwich, Connecticut. They lived in Norwich. Widowed in July, 1677, she married by 1680, John Birchard2, son of Thomas Birchardl, and died in Lebanon, Connecticut, January 21, 1722/3.*3 Line of descent from Jane (Lee) Hyde:
Thomas Hyde m. Mary Backus Jacob Hyde m. Hannah Kingsbury Ruth Hyde m. Ezekiel Ladd Darius Ladd m. Mary Frink Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien -Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
SAMUEL LEWISl came from Glamorgan, Wales, to Baskingridge, New Jersey, in 1732.
* lLarrabee children: 1. Greenfield, 1648, m. Alice Parke3 (Thomas2, Robert1) 2. John, 1649/50, m. Sarah------3. Elizabeth, 1652/3, m. Joshua Hempstead2 ( Robertl) 4. Joseph, 1655-1657 5. Sarah, 1658, m. John Fox2 (Thomasl) * 2 Cornish children: 1. James, 1663-1740, m. 1. Elizabeth Thrall (Timothy) 2. Hannah ( Hilliard) Humphrey ( Andrew Hilliard) * 3Birchard children: 1. Daniel, 1680, m. Elizabeth Thomas 2. Lydia, m. Samuel Raymond 101 Children: 1. Edward, 1722-1792, m• .1745, Sarah Morris5 (David4, St~phen3, John2, 1) 2. Benjamin, m. Anne Doty ? 3. Eliphalet, m. Elizabeth Co sad (Jacob) 4. Thomas, m. Anne ------
Referecces: Somerset Co., Hist. Quarterly, v. 5· v. 6, p. 118
EDWARD LEW'IS2 (Samuell) was born in Wales, August 8, 1722, and came to Baskingridge, New Jersey, with his father in 1732. lie married in Baskingridge, May 30, 1745, Sarah Morris5, 1728-1808, daughter of Daniel4 and Mary (___ ) Morris of Baskingridge•. He is said to have served in the Revoluti_onary War as a private in Captain John Parker's Company, Colonel Frederick Frelinghuysen's 1st Regiment of Somerset County, New Jersey Militia. They lived in Bernardston, and B askingridge, where he died June 22, 1792. : His widow died November 6, 1808. Children: 1. Samuel, 1747 2. Joseph, 1748-1814, m. Anna Johnes5 (Timothy4, Samuel3,2, Edwardl) 3. Edward, 1750-1817, m. Nancy Crowell 4. Isaac, 1752-1812, m. Sarah------5. Phoebe, 1754-1847, m. 1776, Aaron Douglass 6. Sarah, 1756-1831, m. Henry Southard 7. Daniel, 1763, m. Elizabeth McCalvey 8. Mary, 1765 9. Elizabeth, 1768
References: Somerset Co., N. J. Hist. Quarterly, v. 6, p. 118 First Presbyterian Church, Morristown, N. J., v. 1 D. A. R. Lineage Book, v. 157, p. 40 Johnes Family of Southampton, L.l. by ]ohnes Douglas Family Bible, Geo. W. Douglas, Fredericktown, Ohio, 1943
PHOEBE LEWIS3 (Edward2, Samuel 1) was born March 2, 1754, in Morris County, New Jersey. She married in 1776, Aaron Douglass, 1753-1819. After the death of her husband she moved out to Ohio with her children. She died November 20, 1847, in her 94th year, and is buried in the Mt. Vernon Cemetery, Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Line of descent from Phoebe (Lewis) Douglass:
Sarah Douglass m. David Trimmer Lewis Trimmer m. Hannah Dillin
Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
KA THERINE ( __) LORD, said to be widow of Anthony Lord of Sudbury, came from Suffolk County, England, to Ipswich, Massachusetts, about 1634. Six acres of land were granted her then; she was made a commoner in 1641. She died in Salisbury, Massachusetts, May 12, 1650.
Children: 1. Faith, 1600-1679, m. 1. 1617, Edward Brownl 2. 1660, Daniel Warner2 (Williaml) 102 2. Robert, 1602/3-1683, m. 1630, Mary Waite 3. Grace, 1603-1684, m. Robert Fittsl of Salisbury 4. Anne, 1605-1682/3, m. 1630, William Bartholomew! ? 5. Rachel, m. William Barnes
References: Ipswich in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, v. 1 Some Ancestral Lines by Tingley
ANNE LORD, born in England, married there, about 1630, William B artholomewl, 1602/3-1680/ 1, son of William and Friswide ( Metcalfe) Bartholomew of Burford, Oxfordshire. They lived in London, and emigrated in 1634, on the ''Griffin", to Boston, Massachusetts. They owned property adjoining her brother, Robert, in Ipswich. She died in Charlestown, Massachusetts, January 29, 1682/3.
References: Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks The Bartholomew Family, published 1885 American Genealogist, v. 23, p. 195 Genealogies of Woodstock Families by Bowen Charlestown Genealogies and E st~tes by Wyman
Line of descent from two children of Widow Katherine Lord: the Potter line descends from Anne Lord, and the Richardson line from her brother, Robert:
Anne Lord Robert Lord m. William Bartholomew m. Mary Waite I William Banholomew) Jr. I m. Mary Johnson Hannah Lord I m. John Grow Isaac Bartholomew m. Rebecca I I Thomas Grow Elizabeth Bartholomew m. Rebecca Holt m. Nathaniel Barnes I I Benjamin Barnes James Grow m. Jemima Darrow m. Anne Adams I Clarinda Barnes I m. Amos Mix Timothy Grow I m. Phalle Richardson Hannah Mix I m. Thomas Dillin Persis Grow m. John Slafter, Jr. I I Hannah Dillin Alm in a SI aft er m. Lewis Trimmer m. Paschal Richardson I I Clarinda Trimmer Charles Judson Richardson m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis I I William W. Potter married April 5, 1894 Margaret Richardson
103 THANKS LORD, born in England about 1612, married there, Ralph Shepard!, 1606-1693, of Stepney Parish, London. With him she emigrated on the "Abigal", in 1635, and settled in Dedham, Massachusetts. They moved, later, to Weymouth, and then to Malden, Massachusetts, where she died 1693. Line of descent from Thanks ( Lord) Shepard:
Thomas Shepard m. Hann ah Ensign Thomas Shepard m. Hannah Blanchard Sarah Shepard m. Richard Darrow Ebenezer Darrow m. Lydia Bradley Jemima Darrow m. Benjamin Barnes
Clarinda Barnes m. Amos Mix Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer
Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte P ott_er
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
References: Charlestown Genealogies and Estates by Wyman Dedham Historical Reg., u. 14, p. 27 Genealogical Dictionary by Savage Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks
THOMAS LORDI, smith, born in 1585, was the son of Richard and Joan(__ ) Lord of Towcester, Northamp tonshire, England. He married at Peterboro, England, February 20/3, 1610/1, Dorothy Bird, 1589-1675/6, daughter of Robert and Amy ( __ ) Bird of P eterboro. With his family, Thomas Lord sailed from London on the "Elizabeth and Anne", .May, 1635, to Boston, Massachusetts. In 1636, they became first settlers in Hart ford, Connecticut, where his name is on the Founders Monument. He died in Hartford in 1667; his wife died August 21, 1675/6. Children: I. Richard, 1612-1662, m. Sarah Graves (George ? ) 2. Ann, 16 14-1688, m. Thomas St an ton 1 3. Thomas, 1616-1662, m. Hannah Thurston 4. William, 1618-1678, m. 1. ------2. Lydia (Buckland) Brown (Wm. Buckland) ·5. Robert, 1620-1678, m. Rebecca Stanley2 ( Christopherl) 6. John, 1623-1691/2, m. 1. Rebecca Bushnell2 ( Frarzcisl ), d. 1646 2. Adrian Bay sey 3. Elizabeth Vincent (Henry) 7. Amy, 1626-1691, m. JohnGilbert2(Thomasl) 8. Dorothy, 1629-1657, m. 1651, John Ingersoll!
104 References: Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks Memorial History of Hartford by Trumbull Descendants of Thomas Lord by Lord Early Probate Records of Connecticut Stanton Genealogy Descenda12ts of William Kelsey, v. 1, by Claypool
ANN LORD2 (Thomasl), born in England about 1614, emigrated with her parents in 1635. She married in Hart ford, Connecticut, about 1637, Thomas Stantonl, 1615-1677, a founder of Hartfqrd. They lived in New Haven, New London, and Stonington, Connecti~ut. : She died in 1688, probably in Stonington.
Line of descent for the Potter ancestry is through four children of Ann (Lord) Stanton. The Richardson line descends from her sister, Dorothy (Lord) Ingersoll. See chart on the following page.
PHOEBE MANNING, daughter of George and Johanna (Wallys) Manning of Downe, Kent County, England, was born about 1580, and married James Waters, an ironmonger. He died in London, February 2, 1617. She married February 23, 1618, William Plassel, a gunmaker, and with him and her children she came co America in 1637. They settled in Salem, Massachusetts. Line of descent from Phoebe ( Manning) Wat~rs:
Richard Waters m. Joice or Rejoice ------ James Waters m. Mary Stallworthie Samuel Wac~rs m. Anne Sterling Mary Waters m. David Ladd Ezekiel Ladd m. Ruth Hyde
Darius Ladd m. Mary Frink Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
References: A Waters Ancestral Line: From James, the Father of Richard, the Founder of tke American Family to Abner, a Patriot in the American Revolution. Pamphlet by Mrs. Joseph Sibley, Dallas, Oregon July, 1932
ANN MARBURY, daughter of Reverend Francis and Bridget (Dryden) Marbury, was baptized July 20, 1591, at Alford, Lincolnshire, England. She removed to London with her parents in 1605, and August 9, 1612, married William Hutchinson!, 1586-1642, son of Edward and Susanna(--) Hutchinson of Alford. In 1634 they
10S Thomas Lord m. Dorothy Bird
Ann Lord Dorothy Lord m• .Thomas Stanton m. John Ingersoll a I I I , I Joseph Stanton Robert Stanton John Stanton Dorothy Stanton Hannah Ingersoll m. Hannah Mead m. Joann a Gardiner m. Hannah Thompson m. James Noyes m. Stephen Kelsey I I I I I Joseph Stanton Thomas Stanton Joseph Stanton Thomas Noyes Hannah Kelsey m. Esther Gallup m. Thankful Denison m. Margaret Chesebrough m•. Elizabeth Sanford m. James Kibbe I I I I I Joseph Stanton Thankful Stanton Joseph Stanton Anna Noyes Danie 1 Kibbe .... m. Ai!ary Champlin m. Elias Thompson m. Anna Wheeler m. Isaac Frink m •.Mary Pratt 0 0\ I I I I Mary Stanton Elias Thompson, Jr. Margaret Stanton m. Isaac Frink, Jr. Sarah Kibbe m. Moses Belknap 'I I I I I I I Esther Thompson Mary Frink Roxana Belknap m. Elias Champlin Potter m. Darius Ladd m. Harper Richardson I I I Paschal Richardson Elias Thompson Pott~r married Sophronia Ladd m. Almin a Slafter I Lucien Bonaparte Potter Charles Judson Richardson m. Clarinda Trimmer m. Charlotte Elizabeth \l'allis I I William W. Potter married April 5 Margaret Richardson 1894 emigrated with their children, and settled in Boston, Massachusetts. Because of her activities in behalf of the Antinomians she was arrested, cried, and banished from the Bay Colony in 1638. The family found refuge in Rhode Island. After the death of her husband in 1642, Ann and several children removed to Eastchester, New York, where they were massacred by Indians in 1643. Line of descent from Ann (Marbury) Hutchinson:
Bridget Hutchinson m. John Sanford Peleg Sanford m. Mary Coddington Elizabeth Sanford m. Thomas Noyes Anna Noyes m. Isaac Frink
Isaac Frink, Jr. n1. Margaret Stanton Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
References: Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks N ..Y. Gen. and Biog. Rec., v. 45, p. 164 Brown Family History by Spooner
WILLIAM MEADl and his wife, Rebecca, lived in Roxbury, Massachusetts. His will, dated October 29, 1683, was probated a few days later. He bequeathed his small property to his wife and son-in-law, with the provi- sion chat her share go to the Roxbury Grammar School upon her death. Rebecca made her will November 5, 1683, and it was probated November 15; she survived her husband only a few days.
Children: 1. Hannah, 1650-1676, m. 1673, Joseph Stanton2 (Thomasl)
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope History of the Roxbury Grammar School by Dillaway Meade Genealogy History of New London by Caulkins
HANNAH MEAD2 (Williaml) was born about 1650, probably in Roxbury, Massachusetts. She married June 19, 1673, Joseph Stanton 2, 1646-1714, son of Thomas! and Ann ( Lord) Stanton of Stonington, Connecticut. She died in 1676. Line of descent from Hannah ( Mead) Stanton:
Joseph Stanton m. Esther Gallup Joseph Stanton m. Mary Champlin Mary Stanton m. Elias Thompson, Jr. Esther Thompson m. Elias Champlin Potter Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
107 NATHANIEL MERRIMAN 1, son of George Merriman, a cooper, of London, was born in England about 1613. In 1632 he emigrated on the «Whale" to Boston, Massachusetts; lived in New Haven, Connecticut, between 1640- 1670; served in King Philip's War. He married before 1647, Joan------, 1628-1709. He died in Wallingford, Connecticut, February 13, 1693. Children: I. Nathaniel, 1647-1675 2. John, 1649-165 I 3. Hannah, 1651, m. 1. John Ives 2. Joseph Benham3 (Joseph2, Johnl) 4. Abigal, 1654, m. John Hitchcock2 ( Matthiasl) 5. Mary, 1657, m. Thomas Curtis3 (John2, Johnl) 6. John, 1659/60, m. 1. Hannah Lines ( Ralph) 2. Elizabeth Peck (John) 3. Hannah (__ ) Dewey 4. Elizabeth Brown ( Eleazer) 7. Samuel, 1662, m. Anna Street (Samuel) 8. Caleb, 1665, m. Mary Preston3 (Eliasaph2, William1) 9. twin, 1667, d.y. 10. twin, 1667, d.y. 11. Elizabeth, 1669, m. 1. Ebenezer Lewis 2. William Frederick
References: Merriman Genealogy Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus New Haven Town Records, v. 1 American Genealogist, October, 1932 History of New Haven by Atwater History of Wallingford, Ct.
MARY MERRIMAN2 (Nathaniell) was born July 12, 1657, in New Haven, Connecticut, and married in Walling- ford, June 9, 1674, Thomas Curtis3, 1648-1736, son of John2 and Elizabeth( ___) Curtis of New Haven. :Line of descent from Mary ( Merriman) Curtis, through two daughters:
Abigal Curci s m. Joseph Holt Jemima Curtis m. Nathan Beach I I Sybil Holt m. Josiah Mix Joseph Beach m. Experience Beecher I I Eldad Mix married Lydia Beach
Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes I Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin I Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer I Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter
William W. Potter L. Margaret Richardson
108 THOMAS MINOR 1, son of Clement and Sarah ( Pope) Minor, was born April 23, 1607 /8, in Chew-Magna, Somer set~hire, England. He emigrated to Charlestown, Massachusetts, on the "Arabella" in 1630. On April 23, 1634, he married Grace Palmer2, 1608-1690, daughter of Walter Palmerl, They removed to Hingham, Massachusetts, in 1636; in 1645 removed to New London, Connecticut. He was the author of the Thomas Minor Diary; a lieu tenant in King Philip's War; deputy to the General Court for eight years. He died in Stonington, October 23, 1690; his widow died December 31, 1690. Their gravestones in Wequetequock Cove Cemetery, near Stonington, say: "Here Lyes the body of Lt Thomas Minor aged 83 departed 1690", and "His wife 1608 Grace Palmer 1690." The Founders Monument there reads: ccLieut Thomas Minor born in Chew Magna, Somerset County, England April 23, 1608. He was the first by name of Minor to migrate to this country, coming on the ship arabella which reached Salem Harbor June 14, 1630. He married Grace, daughter of Walter Palmer, at Charlestqwn, April 23, 1634. He took up his permanent abode at Quiambaug in 1653/4 where he lived till his death Oct 23, 1690. One of the founders of New London and StoningtQn, prominent in Public office, an organizer of the church".
Children: 1 1. John, 1635-1719, m. Elizabeth Booth ( Richard) 2. Clement, 1637, m. 1. Frances (Burcham) Willey (Edward Burcham) 2. Martha Wellman (William) 3. Joanna ------3. Thomas, 1640-1662, unm. 4. Ephriam, 1642-1724, m. Hannah Avery3 ( James2, Christopherl) S. Joseph, 1644, m• .I. Mary Avery3 ( J ames2, Christopherl) 2. Bridget ( Chesebrough3) Thompson ( N athanie z2, Williaml) 6. Manasseh, 1647-1728, m. 1. Lydia Moore ( Miles) 2. Frances( __) Werden 7. Ann, 1649-165 2 8. Mary, 1651-1660/1 9. Samuel, 1652/3-1682, m. Mary Lord3 (Thomas2, Thomasl); no issue 10. Hannah, 1655-1692, m. Thomas Avery3 ( James2, Christqpherl)
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks Tho mas Minor Diary Minor and Allied Families by Selleck History of New London by Caulkins History of Stonington by Wheeler
EPHRIAM MINOR2 (Thomasl) was baptized May 1, 1642, at Hingham,. Massachusett_s, and married in New Lon don, Connecticut, June 20, 1666, Hannah Avery3, 1644-1721, daughter of James2 and Joanna (Greenslade) Avery of New London. He was a farmer; served in King Philip's War; became a freeman in 1669. His wife died in Stonington, August 22, 1721; he died May 19, 1724, and is buried in the Tongwonk, Cemetery, Stonington. Children: 1. Hannah, 1667- 1667 2. Ephriam, 1668, m. Mary Stevens2 (Richardl) 3. Thomas, 1669-1688 4. Hannah, 1671, m. 1692, Samuel Frink3 (]ohn2, Jobnl) S. Rebecca, 1672, m. 1696, Josiah Grant3 ( Samue/2, Matthewl) 6. Elizabeth, 1674, m. John Brown2 (Thomasl) 7. Sarr,uel, 1675-1680 8. Deborah, 1677-1678 9. Deborah, 1679, m.. Joseph Pendleton3 (James2, Brianl) 10. Samuel, 1680, m. Ann Denison4 ( J ohn3, George2, Williaml) 109 11. James, 1682, m. 1• .Abigal Eldridge 2. Sarah Ayers 12. Grace, 1683, m. William P almer3 ( Gershom2, Walte,rl) 13. John, 1685, m. Mary Eldridge 14. son, 1687-1687 15. son, 1687-1687
References: Minor and Allied Families by Selleck Tbe Groton-Avery Clan Genealogical Dictionary of R. I.: Pendleton
HANNAH MIN0R3 ( Ephriam2, Thomasl) was born in New London, Connecticut, in 1671, and married in Ston ington, January 6, 1692, Samuel Frink3, 1667/8-1713, son of John2 and Grace (Stevens) Frink of Stonington. Line of descent from Hannah (Minor) Frink:
Samuel Frink, Jr. m. :Margaret Wheeler Isaac Frink m. Anna Noyes Isaac Frink, Jr. m. Margaret Stanton Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter
Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Oarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. :Margaret Richardson
THOMAS MIX 1, born about 1628, came to New Haven, Connecticut, about 1643 from London, England. He mar ried in New Haven in 1649, Rebecca Tur~er2, 1631-1731, daughter of Nathaniel Turnerl of New Haven. Town records show them in-,,."lved in a series of misdemeanors between 1649 and 1652. Later he became a fence viewer, constable, served in the wars, and in 1668 was a contributor to the Hopkins Grammar School. He died in New Haven in 1691; his widow died in 1731.
Children: 1. John, 1649-1711, m. Elizabeth Wilmot3 (Benjamin2, Benjaminl) 2. Nathaniel, 1651-1725, m. Mary Pantry3 (Jobn2, Williaml) 3. Daniel, 1653-1720, m. Ruth Rockwell3 (John2, Williaml) 4. Thomas, 1655, m. Hannah Fitch (Rev. James) 5. Rebecca, 1657-1734, m. John Yale2 (Thomasl) 6. Abigal, 1659, m. John Pantry 7. Caleb, 1661-1708, m. 1. Hannah Chidsey (john) 2. Mary Bradley (Nathan) 8. Samuel, 1663-1730, m. Rebecca Pardee2 (Georgel) 9. Hannah, 1666, m. Thomas 0lmsted3 ( Nicholas2, Jame sl) 10. Esther, 1668-1670 11. Stephen, 1672-1738, m. Mary Stoddard
References: New Haven Town Records Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus
110 DANIEL MIX2 (Thomasl) was born in New Haven, Connecticut, September 8, 1653, and married May 2, 1678, Ruth Rockwell3, 1655-1739, daughter of J ohn2 and Sarah ( Ensign) Rockwell of Hartford, Connecticut. He was one of the founders of Wallingford, Connecticut, and died there in 1720... His widow died in Wallingford in 1739 • Children: 1. Thomas, 1679, m. 1705, Deborah Royce3 (Samuel2, Robertl) 2. Lydia, 1682-1710, m. Ebenezer Hull3 (John2, Richardl) 3. Daniel, 1685, m. Lydia Avery 4. Ruth 5. Hannah, d. 1754, m. Theophilus J ones3 ( N athaniel2, Williaml) 6. Theophilus, 1697-1750, m. Damaris Olmsted (Thos., Nicholas, J as,)
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus
THOMAS MIX3 (Daniel2, Thomasl) was born in Wallingford, Connecticut, March 25, 1679, and married there March 21, 1705, Deborah Royce3, 1683-1738, daughter of Samuel2 and Hannah (Churchill) Royce of Wallingford. She died in Wallingford, December 15, 1738. Children: 1. Abigal, 1706-1753, m. Abijah Ives 2. Josiah, 1707-1752, m. 1. 1730, Sybil Holt4 ( J oseph3, 2, Wm. 1) 2. Abigal Porter 3. Thomas, 1709-1794, m. Ruth Manross (Nehemiah) 4. Daniel, 1712 5. Deborah, 1714, m. Jonathan Curtis 6. Sarah, 1716 7. Hannah, 1716 8. Stephen, 1718, m. 1. Rebecca Ives (Benjamin) 2. Ann Potter 9. Enos, 1720-1737 10. Sarah, 1723, m. Christopher Robinson 11. Martha, 1725 12. Timothy, 1727-1800, m. Elizabeth
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus
JOSIAH MIX4 (Thomas3, Daniell, ··rhomasl) was born in Wallingford, Connecticut, November 10, 1707, and be came a resident of Che shire Parish, Wallingford. He married August 5, 1730, Sybil Holt4, 1710-1738, daughter of Joseph3 and Abigal (Curtis) Holt of Wallingford. She died August 5, 1738, and he married Dece~ber 23, 1742, Abigal Porter. He died in Wallingford in 1752.
Children: 1. Jesse, 1731, m. Deborah Parker ( ].ohn) 2. Eldad, 1733-1806, m. 1756, Lydia Beach5 (Joseph4, Nathan3, Thos.2, Johnl) 3. Titus, 1735* 4. Sybil, 17 38· l 7 38
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus Ancient Burying Grounds in Waterbury, Ct.,. v. 2 History of Wallingford by Davis
ELDAD MIX5 (Josiah4, Thomas3, Danie/2, Thomasl) was born in Cheshire Parish, Wallingford, Connecticut,
*The History of Wallingford by Davis gives the birth of Titus, Dec., 4, 1745, to Josiah and Abigal ( Porter) Mix. If this is correct we assume the Titus, b. 1735, died young.
111 October 20, 1733. He married in Waterbury, June 25, 1756, Lydia BeachS, 1735-1824, daughter of Joseph4 and Experience (Beecber) Beach of Cheshire, Connecticut. In 1755 he was a Corporal in the French and Indian Wars; during the Revolutionary War served as private, in 1776, in Captain Prentice's Company; in 1781 was a Sergeant; is listed in the 5th Company, Second Connecticut Regiment. He died in Waterbury, October 30, 1806, aged 73. His widow died January, 1824, aged 88.
Children: 1. Titus, 1757-1776 2. Amos, 1759-1844, m. Clarinda Barnes6 (Benjamin5, Nathanie[4, Benjamin3, William2, Williaml) 3. Samuel, 1761, m. Mary Hotchkiss6 (Henry5,4, John3,2, Samuell) 4. Levi, 1763, m. Eunice Andrews7 ( Asahel6, Enos5, -Thos. 4, Samue[3, Samue[2, Williaml) S. Sybil, 1767, m. Gershom Olds 6. Uri, 1769 7. Philo, 1773, m. Anna HaU6 (Prindle5, John4, Daniel3, Thos.2., Johnl) 8. Lydia, 1777 9. Sarah, 1782
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus History of Waterbury, v . .1
AMOS MIX6 (Eldad.5, Josiah4, Thomas3, Daniel2, Thomasl) was born in Waterbury, Connecticut, February 2, 1759. He served more than seven years in the Revolutionary War, participating in the battles of Long Island, Kips Bay, White Plains, and Yorktown; is listed in the Revolutionary rolls from 1775 to 1783 •. He married in Cheshire, Connecticut, January 4, 1784, Clarinda Barnes6, 1767-1850, daughter of BenjaminS and Jemima (Darrow) Barnes of Cheshire. They removed to New York Stat~, and lat~r, took up land in Muskingum County, Ohio. His war pension was granted April 29, 1819. He died in Muskingum County, Ohio, October 16, 1844; his widow died there about 1850. Children: 1. Justice L., m. Eucebia Tuttle 2. Amos C. 3. Levi, m. Sarah Shafer 4. Clarinda m. Elijah Beeman S. Hannah Louise, 1790-1860/70, m. Thomas Dillin ( P et~r) 6. Truman 7. Sarah, m. ------Mora 8. Loly, 1801, m. ------Fleming 9. Lydia, 1803, m. ------Bryant
References: Records, Muskingum County, Ohio D. A. R. Lineage Books, v. 80, p. 362; v . .60, p. 26 Connecticut .Men in the Revolution Census, 1860, Maple Grove Twp., Barry Co., Michigan Information from Arthur 0. Dillon, 1944, by letter Pension Record of Amos Mix
HANNAH LOUISE MIX7 ( Amos6, Eldad5, Josiah4, Thomas3, Daniel2, Thomasl) was born in Stephentown, New York, in 1790, and moved westward with her family to Muskingum County, Ohio. She married in Ohio about 1809, Thomas Dillin, born 1784, son of Peter and Mary (Vactor) Dillin of New Jersey, Pennsylvaniai and Ohio. They lived in Knox County, Ohio, and removed to Eaton or Barry County, Michigan, just prior to the Civil War. She died in Michigan after 1860, as her name appears in the 1860 census records of Maple Grove Township, Barry County, in the family of her son-in-law, Lewis Trimmer. Line of descent from Hannah (Mix) Dillin: Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Pott.er m. Margaret Richardson 112 JOHN MORRISl, perhaps a nephew of Thomas Morrisl of New Haven, lived in New Haven, Connecticut. His wife, Anna, died there in 1664. On March 29, 1666, he married Elizabeth Harrison2, daughter of Richard Har rison 1 of Branford and Cheshire, Connecticut. She was the widow of Henry Lines 1 and of Thomas Lampson. They removed to Newark, New Jersey; he died in Newark in 167S. His widow died between 1689 and 1692. Children: 1. John, 1666-1749, m. 1. Sarah Crane 2. 1,-Jary (Harrison3) Condit (Samuel2, Richard)) 2. Philip, 1670-1693, m. Johanna ------
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus N. J. Archives, v. 21, v. 23
JOHN MORRIS2 ( Johrzl) was born in New Haven, Connecticut, December 16, 1666, and removed to Newark, Ne.w Jersey, with his parents. He married Sarah Crane, 1665-1739. * In 1700 he was high sheriff of Essex County, New Jersey. When his wife died September 3, 1739, he married his cousin, Mary ( Harrison3) Condit, the daugh ter of Samuel Harrison2. He died in Newark1 October 22, 1749, aged 83 years. Children: 1. Stephen 2. Daniel 3. Charity 4. Phoebe 5. John, 1697-1729, m. Mary------6. Abigal
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus Genealogy of the Morris Family by Carhart First Presbyterian Church, Records, Morristown, N. J.
STEPHEN MORRIS3 (John2, ]ohnl)
*Sarah Crane, 1665-1739, was the daughter of John2 and Hannah(--) Crane of Newark, or of Stephen Crane of Eliza beth Town. Joho Crane was the son of Jasper Cranel; his will, probated in 1694, names a daughter! Sarah. Stephen Crane was a son or nephew of Jasper Crane. Sarah ( Crane) Morris named sons: John, Stepheni Daniel.
113 References: First Presbyterian Church, Records, Morristown, N. J.
DANIEL MORRIS4 (Stephen3, John2, jobnl)
References: First Presbyterian Church, Records, Morristown, N. J.
SARAH MORRISS (Oaniel4, Stephen3, John2, Johnl) was born in 1728, probably in Baskingridge, New Jersey.* She married tQere, May 30, 1745, Edward Lewis2, 1722-1792, son of Samuel Lewis! of Baskingridge. She died in 1808. Line of descent from Sarah ( Morris) Lewis:
Phoebe Lewis m. Aaron Douglass Sarah Douglass m. David Trimmer Lewis Trimmer m. Hannah Dillin Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
LEONARD NEIGHBOR 1, or Leonhart Nachbar, was born May, 1698, probably in Germany. With his wife, Maria
*Published records of the First Presbyterian Church, Morristown, New Jersey, are confusing. It is difficult to know whether there were two generations between John Morris2 and the Sarah Morris who married Edward Lewis. From the names used for her children it seems evident that she was the daughter of a Daniel Morris, who may have been son or grandson of John Morris2.
114 Margareta, 1698-1770, he came on the "Robert and Oliver", which sailed from Rotterdam and Dover and arrived in Philadelphia, September 11, 1738. They settled in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, where he was one of six purchasers of land in the Logan tract in 1749. Called the «father of German Valley", he was the largest _sub scriber to the building fund for the Presbyterian Church. : He died .August 26, 1766, and is buried in the old churchyard at German Valley. His widow died November 17, 1770, in her 73rd year. Children: 1. Leonard, 1741-1806, m. Louisa Elizabeth ------2. Anna Margaret, m. Henry Schenckle 3. Anna Martha, n1. Matthias Trimmer2 ( Johnl) 4. Mary Elizabeth, m. John William Welsh
References: Early Germans in New Jersey, 1895, by Chambers Genealogy of First Settlers of Passaic Valley by Litt.ell Thirty Thousand Names of Immigrants in Pennsylvania by Rupp
ANNA MARTHA NEIGHBOR2 (Leonardl) was born about 1740, and married about 17S8, MattQias Trimmer2, 1723-1793, son of John Trimmer I of Hunterdon County, New Jersey. They lived in German Valley. He died in Readington, New Jersey, in 1793. Line of descent from Anna Martha (Neighbor) Trimmer:
David Trimmer m. ~1argaret Pickel David Trimmer m. Sarah Douglass Lewis Trimmer m. Hannah Dillin Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter
William W. Potter m. Margaret ;Richardson
ANNE NICHOLS was married by 1672/3, to John Neale2 of Salem, Massachusetts, and by him had five children.* Widowed November 11, 1679, she ..married April 24, 1683, in Haverhill, Massachusetts, William Sterling 1, 1639- 1719, of Haverhill. She was his third wife, and died prior to 170S/6, perhaps in Lyme, Connecticut. Line of descent from Anne (Nichols) Sterling:
Anne Sterling m. Samuel Waters Mary Waters m. David Ladd Ezekiel Ladd m. Ruth Hyde Darius Ladd m. Mary Frink Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter
*Children of John and Anne (Nichols) Neale: 1. John, 1673 2. Thomas, 1675-1705 3. Joseph, 1675-1675 4. Joseph, 1677, m. Hannah Neale3 (Joseph2, Johnl) 5. Rebecca, 1679
115 Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
References: History of Salem by Perley, v. 2 Sterling Genealogy Salem Vital Records
FRANCIS NICHOLS! was born and married in England; the name of his wife is not known. His second marriage was to Anne Wines, daughter of Barnabas Wines of Southold, England. They emigrated to New England; in 1639 he was one of the founders of Stratford, Connecticut. He died in Stratford about 1650. Children: By first marriage:
I. John, 1619-1655, m. 1. ------2. Grace ------2. Isaac, d. 1695, m. Mary Chauncey 3. daughter, m. Richard Mills 4. Caleb, d. 1696, m. Ann Warde2 ( Andrewl) By second marriage:
5. Anne, m. Christopher Young, 3rd
References: History of New Haven by Atwater Families of Old Fairfield by Jacobus Parkhurst Mms.,. Ct. State Library American Genealogist, v. 9, p. 9
JOHN NICHOLS2 ( Francis I), born in England about 1619, emigrated by 1636/7 to Watertown, Massachusetts. He married twice; the name of his first wife is unknown; his second wife was Grace ------•. They removed to Wethersfield and Fairfield, Connecticut. He died in Fairfield in 1655; his widow married Richard Perry. Children: By first marriage:
I. Esther or Hester, 1636/7-1684, m• .John Prentis2 (Valenti.nel) 2. Elizabeth, m. 1. Thomas Bowen 2. Samuel Fuller 3. Hannah, unm. By second marriage:
4. Isaac, m. Esther Clark 5. Sarah 6. John, unm. 7. Samuel, m. Mary Bowers3 (]ohn2, Georgel)
References: History of New Haven by Atwater Families of Old Fairfield by Jacobus Parkhurst Mms., Ct. State Library
116 ESTHER NICHOLS3 ( John2, Francis 1) was born about 1636/7, probably in Watertown, lvlassachusetts. She mar- ried in 1651/2, John Prentis2, 1630-1690, of Roxbury, Massachusetts, son of Valentinel and Alice (___ ) Prentis. They became residents of New London, Connecticut, in 1652. She died in New London before 1684. Line of descent from Esther ( Nichols) Prentis:
Esther Prentis m. Benadam Gallup
Hannah Gallup Esther Gallup m. William Wheeler m. Joseph Stanton I I Anna Wheeler Joseph Stanton m. Joseph Stanton m. Mary Champlin I I Margaret Stanton Mary Stanton m. Isaac Frink, Jr. m. Elias Thompson, Jr. I I Mary Frink Esther Thompson m. Darius Ladd m. Elias Champlin Potter I I Sophronia Ladd married Elias Thompson Potter
Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer I William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
JAMES NOYEsl, son of Reverend William and Anne (Parker) Noyes, was born in Choulderton, Wiltshire, Eng land, in 1608. He attended Brase·nose College, Oxford University in 1627, and became a minister. In 1633 he married Sarah Brown, daughter of Joseph Brown of Southampton. They emigrated in March, 1633/4, on the "Mary and John"; wintered the first season at Ipswich, Massachusetts; in the spring, 1635, helped found New bury. Their first residence was on the lower green; in 1646 they moved to the upper green on Parker Street. James Noyes was the church teacher, and author of several religious tracts. Reverend Thomas Parker, his cousin, ~as a bachelor, and made his home with the Noyes family. At his death, October 22, 1656, James Noyes left all his property to his wife; she died in 1667 /8, bequeathing the property to their son, Thomas. The gravestones of Reverend Parker and James Noyes are in old Newbury, Massachusetts. Children: 1. Joseph, 1637-1717, m. I. 1662, Mary Darvell 2. 1680, Mary (Dunster) Williams 2. James, 1640-1719, m. 1674, Dorothy Stanton2 (Thomas I) 3. Sarah, 1641-1653 4. Moses, 1643-1726, m. Ruth Picket (John of Lyme, Ct.) 5. John, 1645- 1678, m. Sarah Oliver; moved to Bermuda 6. Thomas, 1648-1687, m. 1. Martha Pierce2 (Daniell) 2. Elizabeth Greenleaf3 (St~phen2, Edmundl) 7. Rebecca, 1651, m. John Knight 8. William, 1653, m. Sarah Cogswell3 (William2, Johnl) 9. Sarah, 1656, m. Rev. John Hale 117 References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks Noyes Genealogy by Henry and Harriet Noyes Descendants of Rev.. William Noyes by LaVerne Noyes History of Newbury by Coffin History of Newbury by Currier Ould Newbury by Currier Noyes Genealogy by Horatio Noyes
JAMES NOYES2 (Jamesl) was born in Newbury, Massachusetts, March 11, 1640. He graduated from Harvard College in 1659; in 1664 went to Stonington, Connecticut; was ordained as fir st minister of the church in Stonington, September 10, 1674; remained pastor there forty-five years; was trustee and fellow of Yale Univer sity from 1701 to 1719. September 11, 1674, he married Dorothy Stanton2, 1651-1743, daughter of Thomasl and Ann (Lord) Stanton of Stonington. He died in 1719; his widow died in 1743. Both are buried in the old cemetery at Wequetequock Cove, Stonington; their gravestones read: "In Expectation of a Joyful Resurrection to Eternal Life Here Lyeth Interred ye Body of the Rev'd .f\.ir James Noyes Aged 80 years Who after a Faithful Serving of the Church of Christ In this Place for more than 55 years Deceased Decbr ye 30, 1719/20 Majesty Meekness and Humility Here Meet in one with Greatest Charity", and ccin Memory of Dorothy wife of ye Rev James Noyes deceased who died in 1742 in ye 91st year of her age".
Children: 1. Dorothy, 1675, m. Rev. Salmon Treat (James) 2. James, 1677, m. Ann Sanford3 (Peleg2, Johnl) 3. Thomas, 1679-1766, m. 1705, Elizabeth Sanford3 (Peleg2, Johnl) 4. Anne, 1682-1694 5. John, 1685, m. 1. Mary Gallup4 (William3, John2, Johnl) 2. Elizabeth ( Bradford) Whiting ( desc. of Wm.1) 6. Joseph, 1688, m. Abigail P ierpont3 ( James2, Johnl) 7. Moses, d.y.
References: Noyes Genealogy by Henry and Harriet Noyes Descendant~ of Rev. William Noyes by LaVerne Noyes Noyes Genealogy by Horatio Noyes Stantqn Genealogy History of Stonington by Wheeler History of New London by Caulkins Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus
THOMAS NOYES3 (]ames2, ]amesl) was born in Stonington, Connecticut, August 15, 1679, and married Sep tember 3, 1705, Elizabeth Sanford3, 1679-1762, daughter of Peleg2 and .Mary (Coddington) Sanford of Ports mouth, Rhode Island. His wife died October 23, 1762: he died June 26, 1766. Both are buried in the old cemetery at Wequetequock Cove, Stonington; their gravestones read: "In Memory of Elizabeth ye wife of Cape Thomas Noyes who died Oct ye 23 1762 aged about 77 years", and uin Memory of Cape Thomas Noyes b Aug 15 1679 d June 26 1766".
Children: 1. Elizabeth, 1706, m. Ichabod Palmeri (lchabod3, Gershom2, Walterl) 2. Dorothy, 1708, m. John Palmer3 (Moses2, Walterl) 3. Thomas, 1709, m. Mary Thompson (Isaac) 4. Mary, 1711, m. Ebenezer Billings4 ( Ebenezer3, 2, Williaml) 5. James, 1714, m. Grace Billings4 (Ebenezer3,2, Williaml) 6. Sanford, 1715-1716 7. Sanford, 1716, m. Mary Lawton 8. Rebecca, 1719, m. John DenisonS ( Edward4, George3, 2, William I)
118 9. Abigail, 1721, m. John Hallum3 ( Amos2, Johnl) 10. Anna, 1723, m. 1738, Isaac FrinkS (Samuel4,3, John2, 1) 11. Bridget, 1725, m. 1. Isaac WheelerS (Thos.4, Isaac3,2, Thomasl) 2. Joseph DenisonS ( J oseph4, d"eorge3, 2, Wm. 1) 12. Joseph, 1727, m. Barbara Wells (James)
References: Noyes Genealogy by Henry and Harriet Noyes Noyes Genealogy by Horatio Noyes Descendant~ of Rev. William Noyes by LaVerne Noyes Stqnton Genealogy Connecticut Cemetery Records
ANNA NOYES4 (Thomas3, ] ames2, Jamesl) was bapti_zed August 4, 1723, probably in Newport, Rhode Island. She married November 6, 1738, Isaac Frink5, born 1717, son of Samuel4 and Margaret (Wheeler) Frink of Ston . ington, Connecticut. Line of descent from Anna (Noyes) Frink:
Isaac Frink, Jr.,. m. Margaret Stantqn Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. ~1argaret Richardson
WALTER PALMERI, born in London, England, about 1585, sailed with his brother, Abraham, on the •Four Sisters" from Gravesend, March, 1629. He became a freeman in Charlestown, Massachusetts, in 1631; was constable, 1633-6; deputy to the General Court; and town officer. He married in England but his wife's name is unknown; she died, probably, befo~e his emigration. In 1633 he married Rebecca Short in Roxbury, Massachu setts. They removed to Rehoboth by 1642; in 1652 were living in Stonington, Connecticut. Abraham Palmer re moved to the Barbadoes. Walter Palmer died in Stoningtqn, November 10, 1661, and is buried in the old ceme tery at Wequetequock Cove, where his gravestone says: "W. Palmer 1585-1661•. • On the Founders Monument there is this inscription: "Walter Palmer one of the founders of Stonington emigrated to New England in 1629 and settled in Charlestown, Mass.; became a freeman May 18, 1631, and united with the Charlestown Church June 1, 1633; removed to Rehoboth, Plymouth Colony, in 1642, and represented that town in General Court; came to Stonington in 1652 and lived here until his death, Nov 10, 1661. At his home near this spot was held the first religious service between the Thames River and Narragansett Bay•.
*In Odell Shepard's Connecticut Past and Present, page 142: "A quite different phase of Connecticut. culture is repre sented by the huge oblong slabs of rough granite in the graveyard down at Wequetequock, which is a part of Stonington. They are called 'wolf stones' for the good reason that they were probably intended to prevent the wolves of that wild dis trict from disinterring the bodies underneath. • • • The largest one, dated 1690, is said to mark the grave of a giant. In fact I have heard in Stonington that the Palmer Family of America ••. descended from a man of s1.1perhuman height and physical power, one Walter Palmer, said to be beneath that stone."
119 Children: By first marriage: 1. Grace, 1608- 1690, m• .1634, Thomas Minorl 2. William, d. by 1697, Killingsworth 3. John, 1615-1677, unm. 4. Jonah, m. 1. Elizabeth Griswold ( Francis) 2. Abigal (Carpenter) Titus 5. Elizabeth, m. 1. Thomas Sloan 2. William Chapman By second marriage:
6. Hannah, 1634, m. 1. Thomas Hewitt2 (T homasl) 2. Roger Sperry 3. John Fish 7. Elihu, 1636-1665 8. Nehemiah, 1637, m. Hannah Stanton2 (Thomasl) 9. Moses, 1640, m. Dorothy Gilbert3 ( John2, T homasl) 10. Benjamin, 1642-1716, m. Elizabeth Green ? 11. Gershom, m. 1. Ann Denison3 ( George2, Williaml) 2. Elizabeth (Peck) Mason 12. Rebecca, m. 1. Elisha Chesebrough2 (Williaml) 2. John Bald win2 ( Sylvesterl)
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Palmer Records, published 1881 Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks Palmer Groups by Leavitt History of New London by Caulkins History of Stonington by Wheeler Connecticut, Past and Present by Odell Shepard Snow-Estes Genealogy
GRACE P ALMER2 (Walt~rl), born in England about 1608, emigrated with her father in 1629. She married April 23, 1634, Thomas Minorl, 1607/8- 1690, in Charlestown, Massachusetts. He was the son of Clement and Sarah (Pope) Minor of Chew Magna, Somersetshire, England. They removed to Stonington, Connecticut. He died Octqber 23, 1690, and she died December 31, 1690. Both are buried in the old cemetery at Wequetequock Cove, Stoningtqn. Line of descent from Grace (Palmer) Minor:
Ephriam Minor m. Hannah Avery Hannah Minor m. Samuel Frink Samuel Frink, Jr., m. Margaret Wheeler Isaac Frink m. Anna Noyes
Isaac Frink, Jr., m. Margaret Stanton Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd
Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter
Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
120 ROBERT PARKEl, born about 1580/1 in Bures, Suffolk County, England, married at Semer, Suffolk, February 9, 1601/2, Martha Chapin, 1583-1643, daught~r of Captain Robert and Elizabeth ( Anstey) Chapin. They sailed from Cowes on the "Arbella", March 29, 1630, to Massachusetts. By 1640 they were living in Wethersfield, Connecticut. Here his wife died in 1643. He married in Roxbury, Massachusetts, May 30, 1644, Alice ( Free man) Thompson, the widow of John Thompson of Preston, Northamptonshire, England. In 1649 they were liv ing in New London, and removed to Stonington, Connecticut, where he bought 2000 acres from Winthrop, and was 13th signer of the Covenant. His wife died in 1660; he died in Stonington, February 4, 1664/5; is said to be buried in Whitehall Cemetery, Mystic. "A man of wealth and importance, but not a knight". Children: 1. William, 1604/7-1685, m. Martha Holgrave2 ( Johnl) 2. Samuel, m. Hannah ------3. Thomas, 1610/15-1709, m. 1642, Dorotqy Thompson (Widow Alice) 4. Ann, d. 1641, m. Edward Payson
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks The Winthrop Fleet by Banks History of Stonington by Wheeler History of New London by Caulkins Parke Families of Connecticut, 1906 Thomas Minor Diary
THOMAS PARKE2 (Robertl), born in England about 1610/15, emigrated with his parents in 1630. He married in 1642, Dorothy Thompson, born 1624, daughter of Widow Alice ( Freeman) Thompson of Roxbury, Massachu setts. They lived in Wethersfield; by 1650 in New London, Connecticut, where their houselot was the present corner of Hempstead and Granite Streets. They owned land on Jordan Cove, and land west of the Mystic River. He served as tax collector; took part in King Philip's War. About 1690 they removed to Preston, Connecticut, where he is listed as a founder, and was deacon of the church in 1698. He died in Preston, July 30, 1709. Both he and his wife are said to be buried in the Avery Cemetery, but no stones remain.
Children: I. ~lartha, 1646-1717, m. Isaac Wheeler2 (Thomasl) 2. Thomas, 1648, m. Mary Allyn (Robert) 3. Robert, 1651, m. 1. Rachel Leffingwell (Thomas) 2. Mary Rose ( sister of Thomas) 4. Dorothy, 1652, m. Joseph Morgan2 ( Jamesl) S. Alice, m. 1673, Greenfield Larrabee2 (Greenfieldl) 6. Nathaniel, m. Sarah Geer 7. John, 1660-1716, m. Mary Witter3 ( Josiah2, Williaml) 8. ·william, m. 1. 1684, Hannah Frink3 ( John2, Johnl) 2. ------3. ------
References: History of New London by Caulkins History of Stonington by Wheeler Wheeler Families in America Parke Families in Connecticut, 1906 Parkhurst Mms., Ct. State Library Frame-Dana Ancestral Lines Winthrop-Babcock Genealogy
121 MARTHA P ARKE3 (Thomas2, Robertl) was born in Wethersfield, Connecticut,. in 1646, and married January 10, 1667, Isaac Wheeler2, 1646-1712, son of Thomas! and Mary(--) Wheeler of Stonington. She died in Stonington in 1717. Line of descent through two sons of Martha (Parke) Wheeler:
Isaac Wheeler, Jr. William Wheeler m. Mary Shepard m. Hannah Gallup I Margaret Wheeler I m. Samuel Frink, Jr. Anna Wheeler I m. Joseph Stanton Isaac Frink m. Anna Noyes I Isaac Frink, Jr. married Margaret Stanton
Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd I Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter I Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer I William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
RALPH PARKERl, probably born in England, was living in Gloucester, Massachusetts, by 1647. August 24, 1651, he sold his Gloucester property, and was a grantee of land in New London, Connecticut, in the same year. His home in New London was at the head of Close Cove. He engaged in marine affairs; sent out vessels, and sometimes went to sea himself. He is believed to have marri~d twice; his first wife 1 s name is unknown; his second marriage was to Susannah Keeney2, born in 1628, daughter of William! and Agnes C---) Keeney of Gloucester and New London. Caulkins gives the death date of Ralph Parker as 1683, but Parkhurst gives June 5, 1706, and says his wife died earlier. Children: 1. Mary, 1643, m. 1663, William Coody of BostQn 2. Susannah, m. I. 1666, Thomas F osterl 2. John Fox2 (Thomasl) 3. Rebecca, m. 1685, J oho Prentis2 (Valentinel) 4. Jonathan S. Mehitable, m. 1. William Pen dell 2. ------Stratton 6. Hannah, m. I. John Broomfield 2. Richard Wyatt 7. Ralph, 1670
References: Parker in America, 1630-1910, by Parker History of New London by Caulkins Parkhurst Mms., Ct. State Library 122 SUSANNAH PARKER2 (Ralphl), probably born in Gloucester, Massachusetts, by 1650, married March 27, 1666, Thomas Fosterl, 1642-1685, of New London, Connecticut. He was the son of John Foster of Kingsware, Eng land. Widowed in 1685, she married John Fox2, son of Thomas Foxl. Line of descent from Susannah (Parker) Foster:
Mary Foster m. Samuel Burdick Deborah Burdick m. Joseph Champlin
Esther Champlin m. Joseph Potter
Elias Champlin Potter m. Esther Thompson Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
WILLIAM PAYNE 1, probably born in England, appears in New Haven records about 1650. The name of his wife, the mother of his children, is not known. His second marriage was to Mary ( Edwards) Brown, widow of Francis Brown. He served in several minor town offices of New Haven, Connecticut. He died in 1684; his widow died in New Haven, December 7, 1693. Children: 1. Mercy, m. 1665/5, John Frostl 2. Elizabeth, m. 1666, Thomas Sanford2 (T homasl) 3. John, 1649-1729, m. 1. Abigal Brockett2 (Johnl) 2. Mary Little (Richard)
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus New Haven Town Records, v. 1. and 2 Babcock and Allied Families by DeForest
MERCY P AYNE2 (Williaml ), born about 1644/8, married in New Haven, Connecticut, June 9, 1664/5, John Frostl, 1642-1700, brother of William Frostl of Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York. Line of descent from Mercy (Payne) Frost:
Abigal Frost m. Thomas Barnes, Jr.
Elizabeth Barnes m. John Beecher
Experience Beecher m. Joseph Beach Lydia Beach m. Eldad Mix
Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer
Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter
William W. Potter m. :Margaret Richardson
123 BALTUS PICKEL 1, whose name was, probably, Balthazar Bueckel, was born in Hartingen, Germany, in 1686/7. He married in New York, August, 1718, Anna Gertrud Reiterin from Hartingen. They lived in New Jersey, be tween Readington and the Ridge; moved in 1729 to Round Valley. He was a supporter of the Raritan-in-the-Hills Church; aided in building the New Germantown Lutheran Church in 1748; left a large legacy to this last church, and was buried in it's burying ground, December, 1765, in his 79th year; was one of the foremost Lutheran cit izens in his part of Hunterdon County. A second wife, Charity, who died in 1761, is buried beside him. The inscription on his gravestone reads: ccHere Lies the body of Baltes Pickel who departed this life December 5 1765 in the 79th year of his age Remember me as you pass by, As you are now so onst was I, As I am now so must you be, Prepare for death and follow me." Children: I. Maria Catherine, 1719-1744 2. Baltus, 1720-1786, m. Sophie------3. Anna Eva, m. Rev. Johannes Schaum 4. Henry, 1729-1765
References: Early Germans of New Jersey by Chambers Marriage Records, Lutheran Church of New York City Somerset Co., N. ]. Hist. Quarterly, v. 2, "Lutheran Church of the Raritan-in-the-Hills" by Honeyman Our Home. magazine edit. by Honeyman, v. I, 1873 Probate Records of New Jersey
BALTUS PICKEL2 (Balt~sl) was born September 8, 1720, in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, and married there about 1744/S, Sophie------, 1726-1764. He died November 25, 1786. Children: 1. Baltus, m. Mary ------2. Nicholas, m. Anna------3. Frederick, m. Elizabeth ------4. Abraham, m. Peggy Farley 5. Margaret, 1758-1827, m. David Trimmer3 (Mattbias2, Johnl)
References: Early Ge,mans of New Jersey by Chambers
MARGARET PICKEL3 (Baltus2, Baltusl) was born in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, in 17S8, and married there about 1778, David Trimmer3, 1759-1824, son of Matthias2 and Anna Martha (Neighbor) Trimmer of Hunter don County. He died in 1824; and she died December 25, 1827, aged 69. Line of descent from Margaret ( Pickel) Trimmer:
David Trimmer m. Sarah Douglass Lewis Trimmer m. Hannah Dillin Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
ELIZABETH PORTER, born in England, emigrated to .Massachusetts, and married January 20, 1636/7, in
124 Roxbury, Isaac Johnson2, son of Johnl and Margaret( __) Johnson of Roxbury. She may have been a sister of Edward Porterl of Boston. Widowed in 1675, she died in Roxbury, August 13, 1683. Line of descent from Elizabeth (Porter) Johnson:
Mary Johnson m. William Bartholomew Isaac Bartholomew m. Rebecca------ Elizabeth Bartholomew m. Nathaniel Barnes Benjamin Barnes m. Jemima Darrow Clarinda Barnes m. Amos Mix Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin
Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer
Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonapart~ Pott~r William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
References: The Town of Roxbury, Massachusetts, by Drake Genealogical Dictionary by Savage Roxbury. Mass., by Ellis, p. 122 Ancient and Honorable Artillery, Boston, by Roberts, v. 1 Genealogy of Woodstock, Ct., v. 7 Genealogy of Capt. John Johnson by Paul Johnson One Hundred Sixty Allied Families by Austin
WILLIAM PRATTl, son of Reverend William Pratt, Stevenage, England, was one of the founders of Hartford, Connecticut; served in the Pequot War in 1637. He married about 1640,. Elizabeth Clark2, daughter of John Clark! of Hartford and Saybrook. They lived in Saybrook. In 1661 he was Lieutenant in the Train Band; from 1666 was a representative in the General Assembly. Widowed about _1678, Elizabeth (Clark) Pratt married after 1680, William Parker! of Saybrook. He died in 1686.
Children: 1. Elizabeth, 1640/2, m. 1664, William B ackus2 (Williaml) 2. John, 1644-1726, m. 1. 1669, Sarah Jones (Thomas) 2. 1676, Mary Andrews 3. Joseph, 1648-1703, m. 1. 1671, Margaret Parker2 (Williaml) 2. 1686, Sarah Chapman2 ( Robert I) 4. Sarah, 1651, m. 1671, Isaac Watteras of Watrous S. William, 1653-1718, m. 1678, Hannah Kirtland3 (Nathaniel2, Philipl) 6. Samuel, 1654/S-170S, m. 1. 1681, Ruth Huntington 2. 1686, Elizabeth Peek 7. Lydia, 1659, m. 1679, John Kirtland3 (Nathaniel2, Philipl) 8. Nathaniel, 1660/1-1744, m. 1. 1688, Sarah Beamont 2. 1718, Sarah Willard 3. 1723, Rebecca------
References: Connecticut Vital Records: Saybrook The Pratt Family: Lt. William Pratt by Chapman
125 Saybrook at the mouth of the Connecticut River by Gates New England Ancestry of Dana Converse Backus by Backus Dawes-Gates Ancestral Lines by Ferris
ELIZABETH PRATT2 (William I), born in Saybrook, Connecticut, February 1, 1640, married in 1664, William Backus2, 1637-1721, son of William Backusl, formerly of Saybrook. They removed to Norwich, Connecticut. Line of descent from Elizabeth ( Pratt) Backus:
Mary Backus m. Thomas Hyde Jacob Hyde m. Hannah Kingsbury Ruth Hyde m. Ezekiel Ladd Darius Ladd m. Mary Frink Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Pott~r Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. :Margaret Richardson
VALENTINE PRENTIS!, born and married in England, sailed for New England in 1631, with his wife, Alice, and two sons. One son was buried at sea. They settled in Roxbury, Massachusetts; joined the church there in 1632; he became a freeman, 1632. He died in Roxbury in 1633; his widow married in 1634, John Watson. Her death is recorded in Boston, January 8, 1643. Children: 1. son, d. 1631 2. John, d. 1690, m. Esther Nichols3 ( John2, Franc isl)
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope History of the First Church, Roxbury by Thwing Prentice-Prentiss Genealogy Ancient Woodbury, Ct., by Cothren N.E.H. & G. Reg., v. 35, p. 24 History of New London by Caulkins
JOHN PRENTIS2 (Valentinel), born in England, came to Roxbury, Massachusetts, with his parents in 1631. He married about 1651, Esther Nichols3, 1636/7-1683/4, daughter of John Nichols2 of Watertown, Massachusetts. In 1652 they became residents of New London, Connecticut. Their first six children were taken to Roxbury for baptism in 1666, a journey of more than 100 miles. He was a blacksmith by trade. After the death of his wife, Esther, he married in 1685, Rebecca Parker2, daughter of Ralphl and Susannah ( Keeney) Parker of New London. John Prentis died in New London in 1690. Children: By first marriage
1. John, 1652, m. Sarah Jones (Ryt~) 2. Joseph, 1655- 1676 3. Jonathan, 1657, m. Elizabeth Latimer2 (Robertl) 4. Esther, 1660-1751, m. Benadam Gallup3 (]ohn2, Johnl)
126 S. Peter, 1663-1670 6. Stephen, 1666-1758, m. ElizabetQ Rogers3 ( John 2, Jamesl) 7. :Mercy, 1668-1669 8. Hannah, 1672, m. 1694, John Frink3 ( John2, Johni) 9. Thomas, 1675-1741, m. Mary Rogers3 ( John2, Jamesl) 10. Elizabeth, 1675-1770, m. Daniel Comstock3 ( Daniel2, Viilliaml) 11. Valentine, 1680, m. Abig al Walker3 ( Zachariah2, Zachariah 1) By second marriage: 12. Ralph, 1685-1720/1, an idiot
References: History of New London by Caulkins Ancient Woodbury by Cothren Prentice-Prentiss Genealogy P arkburst Mms., Ct. State Library
ESTHER PRENTIS3 (] ohn2, Valentine I) was born in New London, Connecticut, July 20, 1660, and married about 1682, Benadam Gallup3, 1655-1727, son of John2 and Hannah (Lake) Gallup of Stonington. She was a member of the Congregational Church, Stonington, and died in Stonington, May 18, 1751. Line of descent· through two daughters of Esther ( Prentis) Gallup:
Esther Gallup Hannah Gall up m. Joseph Stanton m. William Wheeler I I Joseph Stanton Anna Wheeler m. Mary Champlin m. Joseph Stanton I I Mary Stanton Margaret Stantqn m. Elias Thompson, Jr. m. Isaac Frink, Jr. I I Esdier Thompson Mary Frink m. Elias Champlin Potter m. Darius Ladd I I Elias Thompson P_ _otter married Sophronia Ladd
Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer I William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
ROGER PRITCHARD 1, born and married in England, was settled with his family in Wethersfield, Connecticut, by 1640. They removed to Springfield, Massachusetts, in 1643; to .Milford, Connecticut, in 1653. His wife, Frances, died about 16S 1, and he married December 18, 165 3, Elizabeth ( Prudden) Slough, daughter of James Prudden and widow of William Slough. They lived in Milford and New Haven, Connecticut. He died in New Haven, January 26, 1670.
127 Children: By first marriage: I • .Alice, m. 1644/5, William Bradley 1 2. Joan, m. 1647, John Lambert or Lumbard 3. Nathaniel, m. 1652, Hannah Langton By second marriage: 4. Joseph, 1654-1676 S. Benjamin, 165 7-17 43, m. 1. 1683, Rebecca Jones 2. Hannah Marks
References: First Century of Springfield, Mass., 1636-1736, by Burt, v. 1 Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus American Genealogist, v. 9, p. 100; v. 16, Milford Ch. Rec. Babcock and Allied Families by DeForest
4LICE PRITCHARD2 (Rogerl), probably born in England and brought to New England by her parents, was married in Springfield, Massachusetts, January 18, 1644/5, to William Bradley 1. They removed to New Haven, Connecticut, where he died in 1691, and she died in 1692. Line of descent from Alice (Pritchard) Bradley:
] ose ph Bradley m. Silence Brockett Samuel Bradley m• .Abigal Atwater Lydia Bradley m. Ebenezer Darrow Jemima Darrow m. Benjamin Barnes
Clarinda Barnes m. Amos Mix
Hannah ~1ix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer
Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
JOAN PURCHASE, daughter of Oliver Purchase, was born in 1578, and married May 31, 1596, Bernard Capenl, 1S62-1638, of Dorchester, England. They came to .Massachusetts in 1630, on the "Mary and John"; became founders and proprietors of Dorchester, Massachusetts, in 1633. She died March 26, 1653, in Dorchester. Line of descent from Joan (Purchase) Capen:
Susanna Capen m. William Rockwell John Rockwell m. Sarah Ensign
Ruth Rockwell m. Daniel Mix Thomas Mix m. Deborah Royce
Josiah Mix m. Sybil Holt Eldad Mix m. Lydia Beach 128 Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
References: Descendants of Bernard Capen by Hayden History of Dorchester, Massachusetts Rockwell Genealogy N.E.H. & G. Reg., v. 4
ANNA GERTRUDE REITERIN emigrated from Hartingen, Germany, and married in New York, New York, Allg ust, 1718, Baltus Pickell, 1686/7-1765, an emigre from Hartingen. They settled in Hunterdon County, New Jersey. Available evidence indicates she preceded her husband in death. Line of descent from Anna Gertrude ( Reiterin) Pickel:
Baltus Pickel m. Sophie ------ Margaret Pickel m. David Trimmer David Trimmer, Jr., m. Sarah Douglass Lewis Trimmer m. Hannah Dillin Clarin~a Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
References: Early Germans of New Jersey by Chambers Somerset Co., N. J. Hist. Quart., v. 2, "Lutheran Church of the Raritan-in-the-Hills'• by Honeyman Our Home, magazine edited by Honeyman, v. 1, 1873
WILLIAM ROBERTSlt born in England about 1617, emigrated to New England and settled near New Haven, Connecticut. He married by 1650, Joanna------• He died in New Haven, August, 1689.
Children: 1. Elizabeth, 1650-1722, m. John Beecher3 (I saac2, John 1) 2. Zachariah, 1653, m. Mary Lawrence 3. Joanna, 16S7-1732, m. Isaac Beecher3 (lsaac2, J ohnl) 4. Phebe, 1659, d.y. 5. Phebe, 1661 6. William, 1663, m. Elizabeth Lobdell 7. Allice, 1666 8. Lydia, 1672, m. Joseph Beecher3 (lsaac2, Johnl)
129 References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus Beecher Genealogy
JOANNA ROBERTS2 (Williaml) was born in Milford, Connecticut, June 26, 1657, and married about 1679, Isaac Beecher3, 1650-1708, son of Isaac2 and Mary( ___) Beecher of New Haven. She died in New Haven, Febru- ary 24, 1732. Line of descent from Joanna ( Roberts) Beecher:
John Beecher m. Elizabeth Barnes Experience Beecher m. Joseph Beach
Lydia Beach m. Eldad Mix
Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin
Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
ROWLAND ROBINSON!, born about 1654, lived near Long Bluff, Cumberland County, England. He emigrated to Rhode Island in 1675, and married in 1676, Mary Allen2, 1653-1706, daughter of Johnl and Mary (Bacon) Allen of Newport and Kingston. She died in 1706; he died in 1716; both are buried in Narragansett, Rhode Island. Children: 1. John, m. Mary Hazard 2. Joseph, 3. Elizabeth, 1680, m. William Brown 4. Margaret, 1683, m. Thomas Mumford 5. Sarah, 1685, m. James Barton 6. Rowland, d.y. 7. Mercy, 1690-1762, m. John Potter4 (John3, lchabod2, Nathaniell) 8. William, 1693, m. Martha Potter4 ( / ohn3, lchabod2, Nathaniel 1) 9. Mary, m. Thomas Hazard 10. Rowland, d.y.
References: Potter Families in America by Potter Vital Records of Rhode Island Recollections of Olden Times, with genealogy of Robinson, Hazard, and Swett Families by Hazard
MERCY ROBINSON2 (Rowlandl), born in Rhode Island in 1690, married in Kingston, Oct~ber 28, 1714, <;olonel John Potter4, 1689/90-1739, son of John3 and Sarah (Wilson) Pott~r of Kingston, Rhode Island. He died in South Kingston, April 11, 1739; she died there November 29, 1762 •. Line of descent from Mercy ( Robinson) Potter:
Christopher Potter m. Mary Segar Joseph Potter m. Esther Champlin 130 Elias Champlin Potter m. Esther Thompson Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
WILLIAM ROCKWELL 1, son of John and Honor (Newton) Rockwell of Fitzhead, Dorsetshire, England, and brother of John Rockwell 1 of Windsor, Connecticut, was baptized February, 1591. He married April 14, 1624, at Holy Trinity Church, Dorchester, England, Susanna Capen2, 1602-1666, daughter of Bernard! and Joan ( Purchase) Capen. They emigrated on the ctMary and John• in 1630, and settled in Dorchester, Massachusetts; he became a freeman in 1630; was a deacon of the first church in Dorchester; signed the Dorchester Land Grants. After seven years they moved to Windsor, Connecticut. Here he died May 15, 1640. His widow mar ried Matthew Grantl, and died in Windsor, November 13, 1666.
Children: 1. Joan, 1625, m. 1. Jeffrey Baker 2. Richard Ingraham 1 2. John, 1627-1673, m. 1. 1651, Sarah Ensign2 (]amesl) 2. Deliverance Hawes or Haynes 3. Samuel, 1631, m. Mary Norton (Thomas) 4. Ruth, 1633, m. Christopher Huntington! (Widow Margar~t) S. Joseph, 1635, d.y. 6. Sarah, 1638, m. Walter Gaylord
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks History of Dorchester, Massachusetts Passengers of the Mary and John by Kuhn N.E.H. & G. Reg., v. 21, p. 173-5 Genealogy Bass-Jones Descendants of Bernard Capen by Hayden History of Windsor, Ct., by Stiles
JOHN ROCKWELL2 (Williaml ), born in England in 1627, was brought to Dorchester, Massachusetts, by his parents in 1630, and moved with them to Windsor, Connecticut, in 1637 /8. He married May 6, 1651, at Hart ford, Connecticut, Sarah Ensign2, 1630-1659, daughter of Jamesl and Sarah (Elson) Ensign of Hartford. After her death in 1659 he married Deliverance Hawes or Haynes. He died in Hartford, September 3, 1673.
Children: By first marriage:
1. Sarah, 1653, m. Daniel Hall 2. Ruth, 1654-1741, m. Daniel Mix2 (Thomasl) 3. Lydia, 1656, m. Joshua Atwater2 (Davidl) 4. John, 1658 By second marriage: 5. Hannah, 1665 6. Joseph, 1668, m. Elizabeth Drake 7. Elizabeth, 1670, m. James Ward
131 References: Descendants of James Ensign Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus
RUTH ROCKWELL3 (John2, Williaml) was born in Hartford, Connecticut, March 5, 1654/5, and married May 2, 1678, Daniel Mix2, 1653-1720, son of Thomasl and Rebecca (Turner) Mix of New Haven. They lived in Wall ingford, Connecticut, where he died in 1720; she died in 1739. Line of descent from Ruth ( Rockwell) Mix:
Thomas Mix m. Deborah Royce
Josiah Mix m. Sybil Holt Eldad Mix m. Lydia Beach Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin
Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
ROBERT ROYCE 1, born in England, lived in Martock, Somersetshire, and married June 4, 1634, Mary Sims of Long Sutton, Somersetshire. They emigrated to New England; were settled in Stratford, Connecticut, by 1650. After 1657 they lived in New London; he served as constable; was on the city council; deputy to the General Assembly; a land owner; Congregationalist; influential and respected citizen. He died in 1676; the inventory of his estate was taken in New London, September 22, 1676. His widow died in Wallingford, Connecticut, in 1696. Children: 1. Sarah, 1634-1711, m. John Calkins2 (Hughl) 2. Nehemiah, 1636-1706, m. Hannah Morgan2 (Jamesl) 3. Jonathan, d. 1690, m. 1. Mary Spinning (Humphrey) 2. Deborah Calkins2 (Hughl) 4. Samuel, d. 1711, m. 1. Hannah Churchill2 (Josiahl) 2. Sarah Baldwin (John) S. Nathaniel, d. 1726, m. 1. Esther Moss ( John) 2. Sarah Lothrop3 ( Samuel2, Johnl) 3. Hannah (Wilcoxen) Farnum 4. Abigal (Cooke) Pomeroy Hoyt (Nathaniel Cooke) 6. Isaac, d. 1681, m. Elizabeth Lothrop3 (Samuel2, Johnl) 7. Ruth, m. 1. John Lothrop3 (Samue[2, Johnl) 2. Abraham Doolittle2 ( Ahrahaml)
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by / acobus History of New London by Caulkins Parkhurst Mms., Ct. State Library Lathrop Family Memorial by Hunting ton New London Vital. Records
132 SAMUEL ROYCE2 (Robertl) was born in New England about 1642, and married January 9, 1667, Hannah Church ill2, 1644-1689, daughter of Josiah 1 and Elizabeth ( Foote) Churchill of Wethersfield, Connecticut. They lived in New London; removed to Wallingford by 1677. Following his wif.e's death in 1688/9, he married June 5, 1690, Sarah Baldwin, 1655-1729, daughter of John and Mary (Bruen) Baldwin. He died in Wallingford, Connecticut, in 1711. Children: By first marriage:
1. Robert, 1669-1759, m. Mary Porter (Nathaniel) 2. Josiah, 1670/1-1694, m. Elizabeth Parker (John) 3. Samuel, 1673-1757, m. Hannah Benedict (Thomas) 4. Abigal, 1677-1714, m. Joseph Cole S. Prudence, 1680-1742, m. John Austiµ 6. Deborah, 1683-1738, m. Thomas Mix3 (Daniel2, Thomas I) 7. Isaac, 1688-1729, m. Mary Benedict By second marriage: 8. Ebenezer, 1691 9. John, 1693-1774, m. 1. Elizabeth Chilson 2. Abigal Richardson (Thomas) 10. Mary, 1695-1767, m. John Beach 11. Jacob, 1697-1727, m. Thankful Beach3 (Thomas2, ]ohnl)
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus New London Vital Records Wallingford Vital Records Parkhurst Mms., Ct. State Library History of Cheshire, Wallingford, and Meridan, Ct.
DEBORAH ROYCE3 ( Samuez2, Rohert1) was born in Wallingford, Connecticut, Sept~mber 8, 1683, and married March 2, 1705, Thof!las Mix3, born 1679, son of Daniel2 and Ruth (Rockwell) Mix of Wallingford. She died De cember 15, 1738. Line of descent from Deborah (Royce) Mix:
Josiah Mix m. Sybil Holt Eldad Mix m. Lydia Beach Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
JOHN SANFORD!, son of Samuel and Elleanor ( __) Sanford of Alford, Linconshire, England, married about 1631, Elizabeth Webb. They sailed on the ship •Lyon", arriving in Boston, Massachusetts, November 3, 1631. Among their shipmates were John Eliot, missionary to the Indians, and John Winthrop, Jr., afterwards Governor. In Boston he was cannoneer and surveyor of arms. His wife died in 1636/7. In 1637 /8 he assisc~d in the
133 purchase of Rhode Island. He was one of eighteen original proprietors of Aquidneck; was president of Ports mouth and Newport; constable; lieutenant; and assistant to the Governor. He married in Rhode Island by 1637, Bridget Hutchinson2, 1618/9-1698, daughter of Williaml and Ann ( Marbury) Hutchinson, proprietors of Aquid neck. He died in Portsmouth in 1653; his widow married William Phillips. She died in Boston, Massachusetts; her will was proved August 18, 1698, and mentions her Sanford children, and two sons of the second marriage: William and Samue 1 Phillips. Children: By first marriage:
1. John, 1632-1687, m. 1. Elizabeth Spatchurst 2. Mary ( Gorton) Greene 2. Samue 1, 16 34-1713, m. 1. Sar ah Wodell 2. Susanna Spatchurst By second marriage: 3. Eliphal, 1637-1724, m. Bartho Str.atton 4. Peleg, 1639-1701, m. 1. Mary Brenton (William) 2. Mary Coddington2 (William 1) S. Endcome, 1640, d. y. 6. Re stcome, 1642-1687, unm. 7. William, 1644, unm. 8. Esbon, 1646 9. Frances, 1648, d.y. 10. Elisha, 16S0 11. Anne, 16S2-1654
References: Geneal.ogical. Dictionary of Rhode Island by Austi.n Sanford Genealogy by Sanford American Geneal.ogist, v. 14,· Bridget Hutchinson and her Descendants Register of Colonial Dames Descendants of Rev. William Noyes by LaVeme Noyes
PELEG SANFORD2 (Johnl), born May 10, 1639, Portsmouth, Rhode Island, was married prior to 1665, to Mary Brenton. She died in 1673/4. He married December 1, 1674, Mary Coddington2, 1654-1693, daughter of Williaml and Anne (Brinley) Coddington of Newport. He was a judge of the Admiralty Court; treasurer of Rhode Island, 1680-1683; Lieutenant Colonel, 1687. His wife died March, 1693; he died in 170 I, survived by children of his second marriage. Children: By second marriage: 1. Anne, 1675, m. 1. James Noyes3 ( James2, J amesl) 2. John Mason3 ( J ohn2, John 1) 2. Bridget, 1677, m. Job Almy 3. Elizabeth, 1679-1762, m. Thomas Noyes3 ( J ames2, Jamesl) 4. daughter, 1681 5. son, 1683 6. Peleg, 1685-1702 7. William, 1687, m. Griselda Sylvester
References: Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island by Austin Sanford Genealogy by Sanford Descendant~ of Rev. William Noyes by LaVerne Noyes American Genealogist, v. 14: Desc. of Bridget Hutchinson
ELIZABETH SANFORD3 (Peleg2, Johnl), born about 1679, Portsmouth, Rhode Island, married Sept~mber 3,
134 1705, Thomas Noyes3, 1679-1766, son of Reverend J ames2 and Dorotqy (St~nton) Noyes of Stqnington, Con necticut. She died October 23, 1762, and is buried in the Wequetequock Cove Cemetery, StoningtQn •. Line of descent from Elizabeth ( Sanford) Noyes:
Anna Noyes m. Isaac Frink Isaac Frink, Jr., m. Margaret Stanton Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Pott~r Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
THOMAS SAYRE 1, son of Francis and Elizabeth ( Atkins) Sayre, was baptized July 20, 1597, at Leighton Buz zard, Bedfordshire, England. The name of his wife is unknown. By 1638 he appears in records of Lynn, Mas sachusetts, where sixty acres were granted him. He was one of eight •undertakers" of Southampton, Long Island; in June, 1639, was granted land on the nortQ. shore of the eastern end but was driven off by the Dutch; settled "Old Town" near Southampton, and lived there eight years. In 1648 he built a house said to be the oldest English house on Long Island or New York state at the time of its demolition in 1912. The General Court chose him for a town officer in 1649; in 1651 he was one of five governing town affair~; was a member of a military ~ompany; helped train soldiers; laid out and built fences; acted as juror. His will, made September 16, 1669, was probated March 1, 1670, and names his children. Children: 1. Francis, m. Sarah Wheeler 2. Daniel, m. 1. Hannah Foster2 (Christopherl) 2. Sar ah ------3. Joseph, m. Martha ------4. Job, m. 1. Sarah ------2. Hannah (Raynor) Howell 5. Damaris, m. David.Atwater! 6. Mary, m. Benjamin Price 7. Hannah ? 8. daughter, m. Edmund Howell
References: The Sayre Family by Banta Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Vail Family by W. P. Vail Atwater History and Genealogy by Atwater Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus
DAMARIS SAYRE2 (Thomasl), born in England and brought to New England by her parents, married before 1646/7, David Atwater!, 1615-1692, of New Haven, Connecticut. She died in New Haven April 1, 1691. Line of descent from Damaris (Sayre) Atwater:
David Atwater m. Joanna ------
Abigal Atwater m. Samuel Bradley
135 Lydia Bradley m. Ebenezer Darrow Jemima Darrow m. Benjamin Barnes Clarinda Barnes m. Amos Mix Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonapart~ Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
MARY SEGAR is said to have married in 1740, Christopher Potter5, 1719-1747, son of Colonel John4 and Mercy ( Robinson) Potter of South Kingston, Rhode Island. Widowed in 1747, it is probable she remarried.* Line of descent from Mary (Segar) Potter:
Joseph Potter m. Esther Champlin Elias Champlin Potter m. Esther Thompson Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
References: Potter Families in America by Potter Kingston Vital and Probate Records Charlestown Records
PHILIPP A SEWALL, said to be a daughter of George Sewall of Hasted, Essex County, England, married Francis Wainwright!, who emigrated to New England from Essex County in 1630. They lived in Ipswich, Mas sachusetts. She died there October 9, 1669. Line of descent from Philippa ( Sewall) Wainwright:
Mary Wainwright m. Rev. Jeremiah Shepard Mary Shepard m. Isaac Wheeler, Jr. Margaret Wheeler m. Samuel Frink, Jr. Isaac Frink m. Anna Noyes
*Kingston records indicate that John Segar3 (jobn2. Richardl) and his wife, Alice (Hull) Segar had a daughter," Mary, born 1715. In probate records of his estate in 1757, she is called Mary Gould. The marriage to Thomas Gould could have been a second marriage. Thomas and Mary (Segar) Gould lived in Charlestown, R. I., where also are found records of the Joseph Potter thought to have been her son by a first marriage.
136 Isaac Frink, Jr., m. Margaret Stanton Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd
Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter
Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
References: Genealogical, Dictionary by Savage History of Ipswich, Essex, and Hamilton by Felt Ipswich in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, v. 1 Families of Bancroft by Gamble History of Rowley, Massachusetts Li/e of Rev. Jeremiah Shepard by Mangan
RALPH SHEPARD 1, tailor, was born about 1606, and lived in Stepney Parish, London, England •. His wife was Thanks Lord, 1612-1693. They sailed from Plymouth, August 1, 1635, on the cc Abigail", arriving in Boston, .Massachusetts, October 8, 1635. They were original settlers of Dedham; he was a ruling elder in Weymouth; a freeman in 1650/ 1. He was buried in Malden, Massachusetts, September 11, 1693; his wife died in 1693, also. Children: 1. Sarah, 1633 2. Thomas, 1635-1719, m. 1. Hannah Ensign2 (Thomasl) 2. Joanna White 3. John, 1637-1699, m. Sarah Goble2 (Thomasl) 4. Isaac, 1639-1676, m. Mary Smedley2 (Samuell) 5. Trial, 1641-1708, m. Walter Powers 6. Walter, 1650, m. Judith ( Sill) Philbrook (John Sill) 7. Thanks, 1651, m. Peter Dill 8. Jacob, 1653-1676, no issue 9. Ralph, 1656-1712 __
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Genealogical Dictionary by Savage Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks Puritan Ralph Shepard by Ralph H. Shepard Dedham Historical Register, v. 14 She/field, Daggett, and Allied Families Blake-Glidden Ancestry
THOMAS SHEPARD2 (Ralphl), born in Dedham, Massachusetts, in 1635, was married in Malden, November 19, 1658, to Hannah Ensign 2, 1638/9-1697/8, daughter of Thomas 1 and Elizabeth (Wilder) Ensign of Scituate, Massachusetts. They owned land in Charlestown in 1658, and lived there; later they lived in Malden. She died in Malden, March 14, 1697 /8; is buried in the old Bell Rock Cemetery. He married Joanna White; died in Milton, Massachusetts, September 26, 1719. Children: 1. Thomas, 1659-1726, m. Hannah Blanchard3 (George2, Thomasl) 2. Hannah, m. Joseph Blanchard3 (George2, Thomasl)
137 3. John, d• .1691, m. Persis Pierce3 (Samuel2, Thomasl) 4. Ralph, 1667-1722, m. Mary ------5. Jacob, m. Mercy Chickering (John) 6. Isaac, 1682, m. Elizabeth Fuller(Joshua)
References: N. E. H. & G. Reg., v. 6, p• .128 Dedham Hist. Reg., v. 14, p. 27 Charlestown Genealogies and Estates by Wyman
THOMAS SHEPARD3 (Thomas2, Ralphl ), born about 1659, probably in Charlestown, Massachusetts, married there September 11, 1681/2, Hannah Blanchard3, daughter of George2 and Elizabeth ( Hills) Blanchard of Charlestown. They were residents, successively, of Charlestown, Massachusetts; Bristol, Rhode Island, where they were admitted to the church, July 6, 1696; and East Haven, Connecticut, after 1706. He died in East Haven, April 18, 1726. It is, probably, her death recorded in East Haven in 1752: "Hannah wife of Thomas Shepard, Jr." Children: 1. Hannah, 1683-1683 2. Sarah, 1685-1774, m. 1710, Richard Darrow 3. Mary, 1686/7 4. Abigail, 1688/9 5. Ruth, 1690 6. Thomas, 1692-1755, m. Sarah Hotc:;hkiss (Samuel) 7. John, 1696-1780, m. 1. Sarah Russell (John) 2. Mary (Wright) Potter 8. Elizabeth, 1698
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus East Haven Register, Rev. Stephen Dodd
SARAH SHEPARD4 (Thomas3, Thomas2, Ralphl), born in Charlestown, Massachusett.s, May 16, 1685*, married in East Haven, Connecticut, August 10, 1710, Richard Darrow of New Haven.** She died in East Haven, March 12, 1774, aged 84. Line of descent from Sarah ( Shepard) Darrow:
Ebenezer Darrow m. Lydia Bradley Jemima Darrow m. Benjamin Barnes Clarinda Barnes m. Amos Mix Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
THOMAS SHEP ARD 1, son of William, was born November 5, 1604, in Fossecuc, Northamptonshire, England,
*Birth dates for Sarah Shepard4 are given as 1685, but at her death in 1774, she is said to have been 84, thus making her birth date 1690. **Richard Darrow may have been a son of George and Mary C--) Darrow of New London, Connecticut.
138 was orphaned at ten years, and then lived with his brother, John. Educated at Cambridge University, he grad uated from Emmanuel College in 1623; preached in various parishes, tq.e last in Newcastl.e; was a fiery dis- senter. In 1632 he married Margaret (___ ) Touteville, and in 1634 they embarked for New England. Driven ... back by storms they remained in hiding. During this period their first child died and tQe second, Thomas, was born in London, April, 1635. They were passengers on the ccDefense" arriving in Boston, Massachusetts, October 3, 1635; are list~d as "John Shepard, yeoman, 36; Margaret, 31; Thomas, 2 months". Also a passenger was his half-brother, Samuel Shepard. It is presumed that the Reverend Thomas Shepard assumed his older brother's name to escape detec tion, since in his autobiography he speaks of Samuel as having accompanied him on the voyage, and does not mention John. Margaret Shepard died February, 1636; in October, 1637, he married Johanna Hooker3, daughter of Samuel2, and granddaughter of Reverend Thomas Hooker 1. She died in 1646/7; in 1647 he married Margaret Borodell, daughter of John, and sister of Ann ( Borodell) Denison of Stonington, Connecticut. The Reverend Thomas Shepard wrote and published many books. In Charlestown he lived in a house built by John Harvard (see Sewall's Diary), and lived in Cambridge, Massachusett.s, where he was minister of the First Church. He died in Cambridge, August 25, 1649. His widow married November, 1650, Reverend Jona than Mitchell2 (Matthewl), who died in 1668. By him she had several children.* Her estate was settled in Cambridge in 1691. Children: By first marriage:
I. Thomas, 1633-1634 2. Thomas, 1635-1685, m. Anne Tyng2 (Williaml) By second marriage: 3. son) 1638/9 4. Samuel, 1641-1658 5. John, 1643-1644 6. John, 1646 By third marriage: 7. Jeremiah, 1648-1720, m. Mary Wainwrighc2 (Francisl)
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Geneal.ogical History of William Shepard of Fossecut, Northamptonshire, England by George L. Shepard, 1886 Chief Fathers of New England, by Albro, v. 4 Planters of the Commonweal.th by Banks Chronicles of Massachusetts by Young Records of the First Church, Cambridge, Massachusett~ N. E. H. & G. Reg., v. 6, p. 75: Sewal.l' s Diary Charlestown Genealogies and Estates by Wyman
JEREMIAH SHEPARD2 (Thomasl), born August 11, 1648, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, graduated from Har vard College in 1669. He married about 1674/S, Mary Wainwright2, 1657-1710, daughter of Francisl and
*Mitchell children: 1. Margaret, d.y. 2. Nathaniel 3. John 4. Samuel 5. Margaret, m. Stephen Sewall 6. Jonathan
139 Philippa (Sewall) Wainwright of Ipswich. In 1680 he became the minister of the Church of Christ in Lynn, Massachusetts, and continued there until his death, June 3, 1720. His wife died in Lynn, March 28, 1710. The inscriptions on their gravestones read: "Mrs Mary Shepard died March 28 1710 aet 53 Mother of 9 children S died A prudent wife is from the Lord Prov 31, 10,25, verses Jeremiah 1700 aet _23; Mehit~le 1688; Margaret 1688; Thomas 1709 aet 29; Francis 1692", and the tomb of Rev. Jeremiah Shepard: "The Memory of the Just is blessed Rev. Jeremiah 5hepard died June 2 1720 aet 72 Elij ahs mantle drops, the prophet dies. His earthly mansion quits and mounts the skies. So Shepards gone, His precious dust, deaths prey, indeed is here, But's nobler breath 'mong seraphs does appear He joins the adoring crowds about the throne He's conquered all and now he wears the crown". Children: 1. Hannah, 1675, m. John Downing 2. Jeremiah, 1677-1700, unm. 3. Mary, 1679-1761, m. Isaac Wheeler3 (l_saac2, Thomasl) 4. Thomas, 1680-1709, unm. 5. Nathaniel, 1681-1728 6. Mehitable, d. 1688 7. Margaret, d. 1688 8. Francis, d. 1692 9. Mehitable, m. Rev. James Tucker 10. John, m. Elsie Tucker
References: Geneal.ogical History of William Shepard of Fossecut, etc. Life of Rev. Jeremiah Shepard, 3rd minister of Lynn, Massachusetts, 1680· 1720, by J. .J •. Mangan History of Salem by Perley Old Burying Ground Inscriptions, Lynn, Mass., by Moultqn
MARY SHEPARD3 ( Jeremiah 2, Thomasl), born about 1679, married December 9, 1697, probably in Lynn, Mass achusetts, Isaac Wheeler3, 1673-1737, son of Isaac2 and Martha (Parke) Wheeler of Stonington, Connecticut. She was a merchant, and is reputed to have become the wealthiest woman in Stonington. Her husband died in 1737, and she died September 20, 1761. Line of descent from Mary (Shepard) Wheeler:
Margaret Wheeler m. Samuel Frink Isaac Frink m. Anna Noyes Isaac Frink, Jr. m. Margaret Stanton Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Pott~r Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
MARY SIMS, born in England, married June 4, 1624, Robert Roycel of Martock, Somersetshire. In 1630 they emigrated on the "Francis" from Ipswich, England. They lived in Stratford, Connecticut, and New London. Widowed in 1676, she died in Wallingford, Connecticut, in 1696. Line of descent from Mary ( Sims) Royce:
Samuel Royce m. Hannah Churchill
140 Deborah Royce m. Thomas Mix
Josiah Mix m. Sybil Holt
Eld ad Mix m. Lydia Beach
Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer
Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus History of New London by Caulkins History of Cheshir~, Wallingford, and Meriden, Ct. Connecti.cut _Vito). Records
FRANCIS SMITH! came to New England with his wife and children about 1630/1. They settled in Roxbury, Massachusetts. His wife died in Roxbury in 1643, and he married soon aft~r. Elizabeth ------, who died in 1667. Children: By first marriage: 1. Andrew, d. 1639/40 2. Lucy, 1617-1687, m. Thomas Gardiner2 (Thomasl) 3. Fr.~cis, d.y. 4. Joseph By second marriage: S. John, 1644 6. Nathaniel, 1646-1646 7. Nathaniel, 1648 8. Mercy, 1651-1652 9. James, 1653 10. Sar ah, 165 5 11. Benjamin, 1658 12. Francis, 1660 13. Mary
References: Charlestown Genealogies and Estates by Wyman N.E.H. & G. Reg., v. 6, Boston Records History of the First Church, Roxbury, by Thwing Roxbury Vital. Records History of Cambridge, Mass., by Paige Frame-Dana Ancestral Lines by Julia Bunce
LUCY SMITH 2 ( Francisl ), born in England about 1617, emigrated to Roxbury, Massachusetts, with her parents
141 in 1630/1. She was apprenticed in 1631 for a period of seven years to a Mr. Ludlow of Dorchester, Massachu• setts. July 4, 1641, she married Thomas Gardiner2, 1615-1689, son of Thomas Gardiner! of Roxbury. They lived in Charlestown and Brookline. She died in Brookline, November 4, 1687. Line of descent from Lucy ( Smith) Gardiner:
Joanna Gardiner m. Robert Stanton Thomas Stanton m. Thankful Denison Thankful Stanton m. Elias Thompson Elias Thompson, Jr., m. Mary Stanton Esther Thompson m. Elias Champlin Potter Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
REVEREND HENRY SMITHl, son of Erastus and Margaret (Cecil) Smith, was born in Leicester County, Eng• land, in 1588. He was educated at Cambridge University, and ordained a minister. About 1637 he emigrated to New England, and settled in Watertown,. Massachusetts. By 1639 he removed to Wethersfield, Connecticut, and died in Milford, Connecticut, in 1648. · He married twice; the name of his first wife is not known, his sec ond was Dorothy.* As a widow she married John Russell! of Hartford, and died in Hadley, Massachusetts, in 1694. Children: By first marriage: 1. Peregrine, d. unm. 2. Philippa, m. John Birdseye2 ( Johnl) 3. Rebecca, m. Samuel Smith2 (Samuell) By second marriage: 4. Dorothy, 1636, m. 1. John Blakeman 2. Francis Hall 3. Mark Senison 4. Isaac Moore S. Samuel, 1638, m. Mary Ensign2 (]amesl) 6. Joanna, 1641, m. Philip Russell2 ( Johnl) 7. Noah, 1643 8. Elizabeth, 1648
References: History of Wethersfield and Milford, Ct. Genealogical. Guide to Early Settlers in America History of New Haven County, Ct.
PHILIPPA S~1ITH2 (Rev. Henryl), born in England, emigrated with her father in 1637. She married in
•She may have been Dorothy Cotton.
142 Wethersfield or Milford, Connecticut, in 1640, John Birdseye2, 1616-1690, son of John Birdseye 1, a recent emi gre from Reading, Berkshire County, England. They lived in Wethersfield, Milford, and Stratford, Connecticut. She died about 1680. Line of descent from Philippa ( Smith) Birds~ye:
Johanna Birdseye m. Timothy Wilcoxen Phoebe Wilcoxen m. Thomas Beach Nathan Beach m. Jemima Curtis Joseph Beach m. Experience Beecher Lydia Beach m. Eldad Mix Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
MARY ST ALL WORTIIlE, bom about 1650, married March 24, 1668/9, James Waters2, 1647/8-1704, of Topsfield, Massachusetts. He was the son of Richard! and Joyce(____ ) Waters of Salem. She died in Topsfield about 1694/5. Line of descent from Mary ( Stallworthie) Waters:
Samuel Waters m• .Anne Sterling Mary Wat~rs m. David Ladd Ezekiel Ladd m. Ruth Hyde Darius Ladd m. Mary Frink Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
References: History of Salem by Perley, v. 1 A Waters Ancestral Line,· pamphlet by Mrs. Sibley, 1932
THOMAS ST ANTON 1, born in England, sailed on the •Bonaventura• from London in 1635, going, first, to Vir ginia, and in 1636 came to Boston, Massachusetts. June 1637, he joined the Hooker party; was one of the founders of Hartford, Connecticut. He married in Hartcord in 1637 /8, Ann Lord2, 1614/21-1688, daughter of Thomasl and Dorcthy (Bird) Lord. In 1638 they removed to New Haven, Connecticut; in 1650 established a
143 trading house in Stonington; lived awhile in New London but established their permanent residence near Ston ington. He died in Stonington, December 2, 1677, aged 62; his widow died in 1688. In Wequetequock Cove Cemetery, Stonington, his name appears on the Founders Monument with this inscription: "Thomas Stanton, interpreter general for the New England colonies, died Dec 2, 1677, aged 62 years. He came from England in 1635, was of Boston in 1636; Hartford, 1637; and Stonington, 1650; was marshal of the colony, county commis sioner, member of the General Court, and one of the founders of the first church of Stonington; a man of wide spread importance to the colonies and identified with nearly every transaction between the natives and colon ists up to the year of his death." Children: 1. Thomas, 1638-1718, m. Sarah Denison3 (George2, Williaml) 2. John, 1641-1713, m. Hannah Thompson2 (Anthonyl) 3. Mary, 1643, m. Samuel Roger s2 (James 1) · 4. Hannah, 1644, m. Nehemiah Palmer2 (Walterl) 5. Joseph, 1647-1714, m. 1. Hannah Mead2 (Williaml) 2. Hannah Lord 3. ------4. ------Prentice 6. Daniel, 1648-1688, m. Sarah Wheeier2 (T homasl) 7. Dorothy, 1651-1742/3, m. Rev. James Noyes2 (Jamesl) 8. Robert, 1653-1724, m. Joanna Gardiner3 (Thomas2, Thomasl) 9-. Sarah, 1655, m. Thomas Prentice2 (Thomasl) 10. Samuel, 1657, m. Borodell Denison3 ( George2, Williaml)
References: Stanton Genealogy by W. A. Stanton Descendants of George Denison by Baldwin and Clift Captain George Denison by Fuller Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus: Civilian Service Descendants of Thomas Lord by Kenneth Lore! History of Stonington by Wheeler History of New London by Caulkins Memorial History of Hartford by Trumbull Founding of New England by Flagg Parkhurst Mms., Ct. State Library Frame-Dana Ancestral Lines
Line of descent from Thomas and Ann (Lord) Stanton is through four of their children: John, Joseph, Dorothy, and Robert:
JOHN STANTON2 (Thomasl) was born in Hartford, Connecticut, in 1641, and married in New Haven in 1664, Hannah Thompson 2, daughter of Anthony 1 and Katherine (---) Thompson of New Haven. He graduated from Harvard College, and was missionary to the Pequot Indians. They lived in the Stonington-Groton area. He died in 1711/13; is buried in the Elm Grove Cemetery. Children: I. John, 1665, m. Mary Starkweather3 ( John2, Robert I) 2. Joseph, 1668-1749/51, m. Margaret Chesebrough3 (Nath'l2, Wm.1.) 3. Thomas, 1670, m. Ann Stanton3 (Thomas2, Thomasl) 4. Ann, 1673-1680 5. Theophilus, 1676, m. Elizabeth Rogers3 (Samuel2, Jamesl) 6. Dorothy, 1680-1699
References: Stanton Genealogy by Stanton Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus History of the Thompson Family, 1637-1860 Thompson Lineage, with Allied Families by Thompson 144 JOSEPH STANTON3 (John2, Thomasl), born June 22, 1668, in Stonington, was married July 18, 1696, to Margaret Chesebrough3, 1677-1759, daughter of Nathaniel2 and Hannah ( Denison) Chesebrough of Stonington. They lived in Stonington in the old homestead. He died August, 1749/51; she died in 1759. Both are buried in the Elm Grove Cemetery, Stonington.
Children: 1. Hannah, 1698-1747, m. William Morgan (William) 2. Margaret, 1701-1740, m. Jonathan Copp4 (jonathan3, David2, Wm.1.) 3. Zerviah, 1704-1771, m. Nehemiah Mason3 ( Daniel2, John 1) 4. Sarah, 1706-1787, m. Asa or William Halsey (Jeremiah) 5. Anna, 1708-1759, m. John Avery5 (Christopher4, James3,2, Christ.I) 6. Dorothy, 1710-1714 7. Joseph, 1712-1773, m. Anna Wheeler4 (Wm.3, lsaac2, Thomasl) 8. John, 1714, m. Prudence Chesebrough4 (Samue/3, Nath'l2, Wm.1) 9. Nathaniel, 1716, m. Mary Coit (Joseph)
References: Stanton Genealogy by Stanton The Chesebrough Family by Anna Wilder
JOSEPH ST ANTON4 ( J oseph3, John2, Thomasl ), Lieutenant, born May 1, 1712, in Stonington, Connecti_cut, married there November 6, 1735, Anna Wheeler4, 1715-1799, daughter of William3 and Hannah (Gallup) Wheeler. He died March 14, 1773; his widow died October 20, 1799. Both are buried in the Elm Grove Cemetery, Stonington.
Children: 1. Hannah, 1736, m. Charles Hewict5 (Israel4, Benjamin3, Thos.2, 1) 2. Joseph, 1739-1832, m. Hannah ChesebroughS (Amos4, Saml3, Nath2, Wml)
3. Margaret 1 1741-1815, m. Isaac Frink6 (lsaac5, Samuel4,3, Jobn2, 1) 4. Isaac Wheeler, 1743-1829, m. Ruth Ayer (John) 5. William, 1745-1828, m. I. Hannah Williams 2. Hannah Foster 6. Anna, 1746-1814, m. James Allyn (James) 7. Nathan, 1749-1835, m. Anna StantonS (Phineas4, Danl3, Saml2, Thos.1) 8. E~nice, 1751-1813, m. James Denison6 (Benadam5, Wm.4,3, Geo.2, Wm.I) 9. Martha, 1753, m. John Holmes4 (John3, Joshua2, Robertl) 10. Mary, 1756-1835, m. David Geer 11. Dorothy, 1760-1829, m. Noyes PalmerS (Noyes4, John3, Moses2, Walt.1)
References: Stanton Gerlealogy by Stanton History of the Wheeler Family in America Connecticut Vital Records; cemetery records
MARGARET ST ANTONS ( Joseph4, J osepb3, J ohn2, Thomasl ), born in Stonington, Connecticut, November 3, 1741, married there January 21, 1762, Isaac Frink6, 1741-1821, son of lsaac5 and Anna (Noyes) Frink. She died September IO, 1815; he died November 18, 1821. Both are buried in the Frink-Williams Cemetery, Ston ington. Line of descent from Margaret ( Stanton) Frink:
Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter
Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
145 JOSEPH ST ANTON2 (Thomasl), born in Hartford, Connecticut, in 1646, married June 19, 1673, Hannah Mead2, 1650-1676/7, daughter of William 1 and Rebecca (___ ) Mead of Roxbury, Massachusetts. After the death of his wife in 1676/7, he married in 1677, Hannah Lord3, 1656-1681, daughter of Thomas2 and Hannah (Thurstorz) Lord; his cousin. His third marriage ended in 1683, and he married in 1690, ------Prentice. She died March 12, 1704; he died in 1714. He held court in New London with his father. Children: By first marriage: 1. Joseph, 1674-1752, m. Esther Gallup4 (Benadam3, John2, Johnl) 2. Hannah, 1676, m. Dr. James York By second marriage: 3. Thomas, d.y. 4. Rebecca, 1681, m. Joseph Babcock3 ( J ohn2, James 1) By fourth marriage:
5. Thomas, 1691, m. Esther Babcock4 (Job3, John2, Jamesl) 6. Daniel, 1694, m. 1. Mercy Babcock4 (Job3, John2, J amesl) 2. Elizabeth Brown (George) 7. Samuel, 1698, d.y.
References: Stanton Genealogy by Stanto_n Meade Genealogy History of the Grammar School, Roxbur)' by Dillaway
JOSEPH STANTON3 (Joseph2, Thomas1), born in New London, or Stonington in 1674, married January 3, 1705, Esther Gallup4, 1685-1752, daughter of Benadam3 and Esther (Prentis) Gallup of Stonington. They lived in Westerly, Rhode Island, where they both died in 1752. His estate was inventoried at 10,008 pounds. Children: 1. Joseph, 1707, d.y. 2. Esther, 1708, m. Robert Hazard 3. Mary, 1711, m. Peleg Sanford Mason4 (John3, John2, Johnl) 4. Hannah, 1714, m. Dr. Joshua Babcock4 (]ames3, John2, Jamesl) 5. Marcy, d. unm; had bastard child 6. Joseph, 1717, m. 1. Mary Champlin5 (Wm.4,3,2, Jeffreyl) 2. :Mary Gardiner (Henry) 7. Sarah, 1719, m. Dr. James Babcock4 (James3, John2, Jamesl) 8. Lucy, 1722, m. Christopher Champ!in4 (Christopher3, 2, J effreyl)
References: Stanton Genealogy by Stanton Gallup Genealogy, 189 3 by Gallup Records, Westerly, R. I. Babcock-Maine Genealogy
JOSEPH STANTON4 (Joseph3, Joseph2, Thomasl), born in Westerly, Rhode Island, April 23, 1717, married there August 9, 1738, Mary Champlin5, 1722-1750, daughter of William4 and Sarah (Thompson) Champlin of Westerly. After her death in 1750, he married in 1752, Mary Gardiner, daughter of Henry Gardiner. He served as Colonel in the French and Indian War; his name appears last in Charlestown records in 1797. Children: By first marriage: 1. Joseph, 1738, m. Thankful B abcock5 ( N athan4, Oliver3, J ohrz2, J as. ~) 2. Esther, 1741, m. Ichabod BabcockS (lchabod4, John3, John2, Jamesl) 3. Mary, 1743, m. Elias Thompson, Jr. (Elias, Isaac)
146 4. Augustus, 1745, m. Eunice Crandall S. Hannah, 1746, m. Daniel Wells 6. Lodowick, 17 49, m. Nancy ------By second marriage: 7. Gardiner, d. unm. 8. Marlborough, d. unm. 9. Henry, m. Cynthia Lewis 10. Abigail. m. Rev. William Gardiner
References: Stanton Genealogy by Stanton Westerly Records Champlin Mms., Westerly Library Charlestown, R. I. Toum. Records
MARY STANTONS (Joseph4, ]oseph3, Joseph2, Thomasl), born in Westerly, Rhode Island, June 18, 1743, married there October 14, 1762, Elias Thompson, Jr., 1741-1780/5, son of Elias and Thankful (Stanton) Thomp son. Her husband was irresponsible, died young, and left her with a large family of children without means of. support. No record has been found of her death. Line of descent from Mary ( Stanton) Thompson:
Esther Thompson m. Elias Champlin Potter Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
DOROTHY ST ANTON2 (Thomasl), born in 1651, probably in Stoningtqn, Connecticut, married there September 11, 1674, the Reverend James Noyes2, 1640-1719, son of Reverend Jamesl and Sarah (Brown) Noyes of New bury, Massachusetts. He was ordained as minister of the first church of Stonington the day before their mar riage. She died in Stonington in 1742/3. Line of descent from Dorothy (Stanton) Noyes:
Thomas Noyes m. Elizabeth Sanford Anna Noyes m. Isaac Frink Isaac Frink m. Margaret Stanton Mary Stanton m. Darius Ladd Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Pott~r Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
References: Stanton Genealogy by Stanton Noyes Genealogy by Horatio Noyes Noyes Genealogy by Henry and Harriet Noyes Records of the First Church, Stonington, Ct.
ROBERT ST ANTON2 (Thomasl), born in Stonington, Connecticut, in 1653, married in 1677, Joanna Gardiner3, born 1656/7, daughter of Thomas2 and Lucy ( Smith) Gardiner of Roxbury and Brookline, Massachusetts. He served in King Philip's War; was a judge of the Admiralty Court of New London; lived and died in Stonington.
147 His tombstone in Wequetequock Cove Cemetery reads: ftHere lyeth the body of Robert Stanton Gen who dyed October ye 25th 1724 in ye 71st year of his age." His widow survived him.
Children: 1. Joanna, 1679, m. Robert Denison4 (John.3, George2, Williaml) 2. Lucy, 1681-1687 3. Anna, 1684, m. William Stanton3 (Thomas2, Thomasl) 4. Mary, 1687, m. Daniel Denison4 (]ohn3, George2, \Villiaml) 5. Robert, 1689, m. Katherine Simpkins (Thomas) 6. Thomas, 1693, m. 1. Thankful Denison4 (George3,2, Williaml) 2. Sarah ( Hilliard) Fish 7. Lucy, 1696, m. James McDowell 8. Gardiner, 1701-1704
References: Stanton Genealogy by Stanton Roxbury, Mass., Records Charlestown Genealogies and Estates by Wyman
THOMAS ST ANTON3 (Robert2, Thomasl), born in Stonington, Connecticut, January 9, 1693, married December 30, 1713, Thankful Denison4, born 1695, daughter of George3 and Mercy (Gorham) Denison of Westerly, Rhode Island. They lived in Stonington. After her death he married Sarah ( Hilliard) Fish.
Children: 1. Robert, 1716, m. Anna Stanton4 ( Danie[3, S amuel2, Tho mas 1) 2. Thankful, 1718, m. Elias Thompson (Isaac) 3. Mary, 1720, m. Nathan Babcock 4. Elizabeth, 1722, m. Phineas Stanton4 (Danl3, Saml2, Thomasl) 5. Mercy, 1724, m. Ebenezer Goddard 6. Prudence, 1726, m. 1. Juda Coleman 2. Giles Russell4 ( Daniel3, Noadiah2, Wm.1) 7. Nathan, 1728, d.y. 8. Thomas, 1729, m. Sarah ChesebroughS (Nathan4, Nathl3,2, Wm.1) 9. Rebecca, 1731, m. Daniel Collins 10. Anna, 1732, m. Nath an ChesebroughS ( N athan4, N athaniel3, 2, Wm. ~) 11. Desire, 1734, m. Amos Hallam4 (]ohn3, Amos2, Johnl) 12. Hannah, 1736, m. 1. Robert PotterS ( Robert4, 3, Ichabod2, N athl 1) 2. Joseph Hoxie
References: Stanton Genealogy by Stanton Descendants of George Denison by Baldwin and Clift Westerly Vital Records
THANKFUL STANTON4 (Thomas3, Robert2, Thomasl), born in Stonington, Connecticut, July 21, 1718, mar ried March 24, 1736, Elias Thompson, 1708-1778, son of Isaac and Mary (Holmes) Thompson of Westecly, Rhode Island. They lived in Westerly. Line of descent from Thankful ( Stanton) Thompson:
Elias Thompson~ Jr., m. :Mary Stanton
Esther Thompson, m. Elias Champlin Potter Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd Lucien Bona:_Jarte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. J\.1argaret Richardson
Lines of descent from Thomas! and Ann ( Lord) Stanton shown in chart:
148 Thomas and Ann ( Lord) Stanton I I I I I Joseph Stanton Robert Stanton Dorothy Stanton John Stanton m. Hannah Mead · m. Joanna Gardiner m. James Noyes m. Hannah Thompson I I I I Joseph Stanton Thomas Stanton Thomas Noyes Joseph Stanton m. Esther Gallup m. Thankful Denison m. Elizabeth Sanford m. Margaret Chesebrough I I I I Joseph Stanton Thankful Stanton Anna Noyes Joseph Stanton m. Mary Champlin m. Elias Thompson m. Isaac Frink m. Anna Wheeler I I I I Mary Stanton m. Elias Thompson, Jr. Isaac Frink, Jr. m. Margaret Stanton I • I I I Esther Thompson Mary Frink' m. Elias Champlin Potter m. Dari us Ladd I I Elias Thompson Potter married Sophronia Ladd
Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer
W1· 11 1am· W. PotterI m. Margaret Richardson
*Stanton Motto: ttln God we trust. Moderate acquisitions are lasting."
WILLIAM STERLING 1, born near London, England, in 1637, emigrated to New England. He married about 1659, Elizabeth ---·---- , who died in Haverhill, Massachusetts, in 1675. His second marriage, in 1676, was to Mary ( Blaisdell) Stowers, daughter of Ralph Blaisdell 1, and widow of Joseph Stowers. She died in 1681. In April, 1683, he married Anne (Nichols) Neale of Salem, widow of John Neale2 (Johnl). * They lived in Haverhill until 1697, then removed to Lyme, Connecticut. She died before 1705/6, when he married Mary (Hubbard) Sawyer. He died in 1719, and was buried at Sterling City, Lyme; is called mariner, ship carpenter, and miller. Children: By first marriage:
1. William, 1660, m. :Mary ------2. Elizabeth, 1662, m. ------DeLand 3. Richard, 1663, m. Grace ------4. Mary, 1664 5. John, 1666
"'The children of John2 and Anne (Nichols) Neale: 1. John, 1673 2. Thomas, 1675-1705 3. Joseph, 1675-1675 4. Joseph, 1677, m. Hannah Neale3 (Joseph2, Johnl) 5. Rebecca, 1679
149 6. Hannah, 1667, m. Josiah Heath 7. Sarah, 1669, m. 1685, Ralph Farnum2 ( Ralphl) 8. Abigal, 1670, m. Daniel Silliman ? 9. Nathaniel, 1671, m. Mary Starr 10. Daniel, 1672-1673 11. Daniel, 1673, m. 1. Mary (/'v1arvin) Ely 2. ~lary ( Lee) Beckwith (Thomasl) 12. James, 1674, d.y. By second marriage: 13. Jonah or Josiah, 1677- 1690 14. Jacob, 1678, m. Hannah (Odell) Seeley 15. Ruth, 1679-1710, m. Benjamin Graves3 (Ben;amin2, Johnl) 16. twins, 1681-1681 By third marriage:
18. Anne, 1684, m. Samuel Waters3 ( J ames2, Richardl)
References: Sterling Genealogy History of Salem by Perley, v. 2 Haverhill Vital Records A Waters Ancestral Line, etc., pamphlet, 1932, by Mrs. Sibley
ANNE STERLING2 (Williaml), born in Haverhill, Massachusetts, March 14, 1684, married about 1702, probably in Lyme, Connecticut, Samuel Waters3, 1679-1743, son of J ames2 and Mary (Stallworthie) Waters of Topsfield, Massachusetts. Widowed in 1743, she was still living in July, 1749. Line of descent from Ann·e (Sterling) Waters:
Mary Waters m. David Ladd Ezekiel Ladd m. Ruth Hyde Darius Ladd m. Mary Frink Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
GRACE STEVENS married in Taunton, Massachusetts, in 1657, John Frink2, 1635-1717/8, son of Johnl and Mary (---) Frink, ·recent emigrants to Ipswich, Massachusetts. She was, probably, a sister of Richard Stevens 1 of Taunton. About 1666 they became residents of Stonington, Connecticut. She died in Stoningtqn, March 7, 1716/7; he died there February 10, 1717/8. Line of descent from Grace (Stevens) Frink:
Samuel Frink m. Hannah Minor Samuel Frink, Jr., m. Margaret Whe~ler Isaac Frink m. Anna Noyes
150 Isaac Frink, Jr., m. Margaret Stanton Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
References: Ct. Vital Records; cemetery records History of Stonington by Wheeler History of the Wheeler Family in America Thomas Minor Diary
ANNE STEVEN SON, daughter of Peter Stevenson, was born in England about 1598, and married there in 1620, William Chesebrough 1, 1594-1667, of Boston, England. They emigrated in 1630 to Reheboth, Massachusetts; later moved to Boston and Braintree, Massachusetts; in 1649 removed to Stonington, Connecticut. Line of descent from Anne ( Stevenson) Chesebrough:
Nathaniel Chesebrough m. Hannah Denison
Margaret Chesebrough m. Joseph Stanton Joseph Stanton m. Anna Wheeler
Margaret Stanton m. Isaac Frink, Jr. Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m;· Margaret Richardson
References: The Chesebrough Family by Anna Wilder
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JOHN TEFFT 1, brother of William Tefftl of Boston, Massachusetts, settled in Portsmouth and Kingston, Rhode Island. He was made a freeman there in 1655. His will of 1674, probated in 1676, named his son-in law, Samuel Wilson, executor of his estate. His widow, Mary, died in 1679. Children: 1. ~1ary, m. Samuel Wilson 1 2. Samuel, 1644, m. Elizabeth J enckes 3. Joshua, m. Sarah ------4. Tabitha, 1653, m. George Gardiner2 (Georgel)
References: Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island by Austin Genealogy of the Tefft Family by Tefft
151 MARY TEFFT2 ( John 1), born about 1640/S, married in 1660/1, probably in Kingston, Rhode Island, Samuel Wilson 1, 1622-1682. They lived in Kingston. Line of descent from Mary (Tefft) Wilson:
Sarah Wilson m. John Potter J oho Potter m. Mercy Robinson Christopher Potter m. Mary Segar
Joseph Potter m. Esther Champlin Elias Champlin Potter m. Esther Thompson Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. :Margaret Richardson
ALICE (FREEMAN) THOMPSON, the daughter of Henry and Margaret (Edwards) Freeman of Cranford, North amptonshire, was the widow of John Thompson of Preston Capes, Northamptonshire, England. The baptisms of their children are recorded in the parish register of Preston Capes. Widowed in 1627, she came with her child ren to Roxbury, Massachusetts, by 1640. She married May 30, 1644, as second wife, Robert Parke 1, 1580/8S- 1664/S, of Wethersfield and Stonington, Connecticut. She died by 1660. Children: 1. Mary, 1619, m. Rev. Blinman, Gloucester and New London 2. Dorothy, 1621-1621 3. Bridget, 1622-1643, m. George Denison2 (Williaml) 4. Dorothy, 1624, m. Thomas Parke2 (Robertl) S. Nathaniel, 1625 6. Martha, 1626
References: History of New London by Caulkins History of Stonington by Wheeler American Genealogist, v ..13 Boston Transcript Geneal. Page, May 16, 19 38
Line of descent through two daughters of Alice ( Freeman) Thompson:
BRIDGET THOMPSON, baptized at Little Preston, Preston Capes, Northamptonshire, England, September 11, 1622, was married in Roxbury, Massachusetts, in 1640, to George Denison2, 1618-1694, son of Williaml and .Margaret (Chandler) Denison of Roxbury. After the birth of her second child she died in 1643, and was buried in Roxbury.
DOROTHY THOMPSON, baptized at Little Preston, Preston Capes, Northamptonshire, England, July 5, 1624, was married in Roxbury, Massachusetts, in 1642, to Thomas Parke2, 1610/15-1709, son of Robertl and Martha (Chapin) Parke. They lived in Wethersfield, New London, and Preston, Connecticut. See the chart on the following page.
152 Alice ( Freeman) Thompson
Bridget Thompson Dorothy Thompson m. George Denison m. Thomas Parke I I Hannah Deni son Martha Parke m. Nathaniel Chesebrough m. Isaac Wheeler I Margaret Chesebrough William Wheeler Isaac irneeler, Jr. m. Joseph Stanton m. Hannah Gallup m •.Mary Shepard I I I Joseph Stanton married Anna Wheeler Margaret Wheeler m. Samuel Frink I Isaac Frink m. Anna Noyes I Margaret Stanton married Isaac Frink, Jr.
Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd I Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter I Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer I William W. Potter m. ~1argaret Richardson
ANTHONY THOMPSON 1, his wife and children; his brothers, J ohnl and Williaml; and others of Coventry, em barked at London, England, on the ccHector", and arrived in Boston, Massachusetts, June 26, 163 7, according to Winthrop> s Journal. They were dissenters from the church. In 1638 the Thompsons settled, permanently, in New Haven, Connecticut. John Thompson I married Ellen Harrison2 ( Richardl ); lived in East Haven, and died in 1674, without male issue. William Thompsonl remained a bachelor, and died in 1682 in New Haven. The name of the first wife of Anthony Thompson! is unknov..-n. His second wife, Katherine, survived him. He died ~larch 23, 1647, leaving property to his sons, John and Anthony; money to Bridget, daughter of his first wife; the remainder to Katherine and her three children. Her share was to continue during her widowhood; probably reverted to the children since she remarried in 1652, becoming the wife of Nicholas Camp. Anthony2 chose his uncle, \Villiam, as his guardian, and died in ~-lilford, Connecticut, December 29, 1654, leaving his share co his brother, John. Children: By first marriage:
1. John, 1632-1707, m. 1656, Anne Vicars 2. Anthony, 1634- 1654 3. Bridget, 1636, m. Rev. John Bowers2 (Georgel)
153 By second marriage:
4. Hannah, 164S-1713, m. John Stanton2 (Thomasl) 5. Lydia, 1646/7, m. 1. Isaac Crittenden 2. John Meigs 6. Ebenezer, 1647 /8, m. Deborah Dudley
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus New Haven Town Records, v. 1 History of the Thompson Family, 1637-1860 Thompson Lineage with Allied Families by Thompson Banning Genealogy and Allied Families
HANNAH THOMPSON2 ( Anthonyl), baptized in New Haven, Connecticut, June 8, 1645, married in 1664, John Stanton2, 1641-1711/13, son of Thomas! and Ann (Lord) Stanton of Stonington, Connecticut. She is said to have died in 1713. Line of descent from Hannah (Thompson) Stanton:
Joseph Stanton m. Margaret Chesebrough Joseph Stanton m. Anna Wheeler Margaret Stanton m. Isaac Frink, Jr. Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
ISAAC THOMPSON was born about 1670/75, probably in Connecticut. Quoting from Jacobus in the American Genealogist, volume 13: "Tradition clearly mixes the families of William and Isaac Thompson, and this sug gests that they were brothers, and both sons of John of Brookhaven; Long Island, and formerly of Stamford, Connecticut. Such a theory may be based not only on the historian Thompson's confusion of William and Isaac, but on their appearance in Stonington at about the same time and on ocher factors. An uncle of William's wife had been the former husband of the mother of Isaac's wife, so the girls they married were connected. Isaac named a son, William, after his supposed brother. Both men named a son, Samuel, after their brother in Brook haven. Isaac named a daughter, Bridget, perhaps for William's wife. Both men named a son, Nathaniel, pos sibly a tribute to the Reverend N achaniel Brewster under whose religious instruction they had grown to man hood, and whose daughter had, traditionally, become their brother, Samuel's wife. William Thompson married in Stonington, December 7, 1692, Bridget Chesebrough, and had sons: William, 1695; Nathaniel; John; Samuel; and Jedidiah. Isaac Thompson does not appear in Brookhaven records, but he may have followed William to Stonington, and hence received money instead of land from his father, as his portion. He married Mary Holmes." He married by May, 1694, Mary Holmes3, 1676-1751, daughter of Joshua2 and Abigal (Ingraham) Chesebrough Holmes of Westerly, Rhode Island. They lived in Stonington and Westerly. He was chosen Justice of the Peace in Westerly, May, 1708; was admitted a freer.1an, May, 1716; was Deputy in 1719; a member of the Gen eral Assembly in 1721. He died in Westerly, July 24, 1738; his widow died in 1751.
154 Children: 1. Mary, 169 7, d. y. 2. Isaac, 1698 3. Samuel, 1700 4. Abigal, 1701, d.y. 5. Sarah, 1703, m. \filliam Champlin4 (Wm.3, Wm.2, J effreyl) 6. W'illiam, 1704, m. Ruth Thompson3 (Samuel2, Johnl of Brookhaven) 7. Nathaniel, 1705 8. Anna, 1707, m. Stephen Babcock 9. Elias, 1708-1778, m. Thankful Stanton4 (Thos.3, Robt.2, Thos.1) 10. ,\1ary, 1710, m. Thomas Noyes4 (Thomas3, James2, Jamesl) 11. Abigal, 1711, m. Daniel Babcock 12. Bridget, 1713, m. Joshua Champlin4 (U:''m.3, Wm.2, Jeffreyl) 13. Susanna, 1713, m. Joseph Babcock (Joseph, John) 14. Joshua, 1714, m. Sarah Stanton 15. Prudence, 1716, m. Samuel Charnplin4 (Wm.3, Wm.2, Jeffreyl)
References: American Genealogist, v. 13, p. 221 Westerly and Its Witnesses Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island by Austin Vital records of Rhode Island by Arnold Narragansett Hist. Reg., v. 1, p. 188
Line of descent through two children of Isaac and Mary ( Holmes) Thompson:
SARAH THOMPSON (Isaac), born in Westerly, Rhode Island, March 3, 1703, was married there November 1, 1721, to William Champlin4, 1702-1774, son of William3 and Mary (Clarke) Champlin of Westerly.
ELIAS THOMPSO~ (Isaac), born in Westerly, Rhode Island, November 14, 1708, was married .March 24, 1736, in Stonington, Connecticut, to Thankful Stanton4, born 1718, daughter of Thomas3 and Thankful (Denison) Stanton. He was made a freeman at Newport, Rhode Island, April 30, 1734; in 1742 was a member of the council to form a Congregational Church at Charlestown, Rhode Island, and at Westerly. He was a recognized patroit and soldier in the colony; Captain in the Westerly military company, 1747-1753; Major of the King's County Regiment, 1762; aided materially in the Revolutionary War, and his home in Westerly was made a ren devous for enlisted men by order ·of the General Assembly of Rhode Island, August, 1776. During January, 1777, several meetings were held in him home for organizing the soldiers, and again in May, 1777; he was then a Colonel. The Thompson home was near Brand's Mill on the Pawcatuck River; he owned all the land on Thompson's Cove; was a man of considerable wealth, and owned slaves. He died in Westerly in 1778; his will mentions three sons of Elias, Jr.
Children: 1. Thankful, 1737, m. John Champlin5 (Christopher4,3,2, Jeffreyl) 2. Mary, 1739, d.y. 3. Elias, 1741-1780/85, m. ~Jary Stanton5 (Joseph4,3,2, Thomasl) 4. Mary, 1743-1800, m. Asa Champlin5 ( Christopher4, 3, 2, Jeffreyl) 5. Thomas, 17 45, m. Hannah ------6. Samuel, 174 7, m. I. :\lary Champlin5 ( Christopher4, 3, 2, J ef freyl) 2. 1784, Abigail Coggeshall 7. Isaac, 1749 8. Robert, 175 2, m. Anna Babcock (William)
References: Rhode Island Vital Records by Arnold \fill of Elias Thompson, Westerly Narragansett Hist. Reg., v. 1, p. 188 i\lemories of Charlestown, Scrapbook, iresterly Library
155 ELIAS THOMPSON, JR. (Elias, Isaac), born in Westerly, Rhode Island, June 28, 1741, was married October 14, 1762, to Mary Stanton5, born in 1743, daughter of Joseph4 and Mary ( Champlin) Stanton of Westerly.* He served in the Revolutionary War as an ensign; as a Lieutenant in February, 1777; was dishonorably discharged, February 11, 1780. Records show that Rhode Island regiments were sent to Penobscot Bay, Maine. It is be lieved he was sent there; is said to have drowned while crossing Penobscot Bay to mill. Traditionally his wife and children walked from Maine to Rhode Island, having been left destitute. Westerly records of 1785 in dicate the widow of Elias Thompson, Jr., applied for help from the town, and her application speaks of her "destroyed circumstances".
Children: I. Elias, 1764 2. Thankful, 1765-1826, m. Benjamin Carpenter 3. Lodowick, 1767, m. 1788, Hannah Burdick ( Samuel) 4. Hannah, rn. 1803, Russell Brand (Thomas) 5. Stanton 6. Joseph 7. Isaac 8. Esther, 1776-1859, m. Elias Champlin Potter7 (Joseph6, Christopher5, John4,3, lchabod2, Nathaniel 1) 9. Peleg S., m. 1805, Hannah (Treedwell) Sands (Edward, Jr.)
References: Vital Records of Rhode Island by Arnold Westerly Town Records Narragansett Hist. Reg., v. 1, p. 27 4 D. A. R. Lineage Book Family tradition
ESTHER THOMPSON (Elias, Elias, Isaac), born about 1776, probably in Westerly, Rhode Island, was married about 1799/1800, to Elias Champlin Potter7, 1758/60-1850/5, son of Joseph6 and Esther (Champlin) Potter of Charlestown, Rhode Island. About 1806 they removed to Lebanon, Connecticut; lived briefly in New York State; lived in Hartford, Connecticut, where her husband died. She died in New York State about 1859.
Line of descent from Isaac and Mary ( Holmes) Thompson:
Isaac and Mary ( Holmes) Thompson
Sarah Thompson Elias Thompson m. William Champlin m. Thankful Stanton I Mary Champlin m. Joseph Stanton I Mary Stanton married Elias Thompson, Jr.
Esther Thompson m. Elias Champlin Potter Elias Thomptn Potter m. Sophronia Ladd
Lucien. B onaparteI Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer
William W. Piecer m. Margaret Richardson
*Rhode Island birth records give only the first two children of Elias Thompson, Jr; marriage records reveal the names of Lodowick and Peleg S.; the grandfather's will names Elias, Stanton, and Joseph as sons of Elias, Jr. Miss Lillian Armstrong, late of Providence, Rhode Island, and a descendant of Elias, Jr., through his daughter, Thankful (Thompson) Carpenter, has recorded a story told by her maternal aunt: Mary (Stanton) Thompson's husband drowned when 156 JOHN TILLEY 1 of St. Andrews Under shaft, London, England, saifed on the c'Mayflower" in 1620, accompanied by his wife, Elizabeth,* and only child. Both he and his wife died during the first winter in Plymouth, Massa chusetts.
Children: 1. Elizabeth, 1607-1687, m. John Howland!
References: English Ancestry and Homes of Pilgrim Fathers by Banks Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks Saints and Strangers by Williston Snow-Estes Genealogy
ELIZABETH TILLEY2 (Johnl), born in England about 1606/7, came with her parents on the "Mayflower" in 1620 to Plymouth, Massachusetts. She married in 1621/4, John Howland 1, 1592-1673, a fellow passenger of the voyage over. She died in Swansea, Massachusetts, December 21, 1687. Line of descent from Elizabeth (Tilley) Howland:
Desire Howland m. John Gorham Mercy Gorham m. George Denison, Jr. Thankful Denison m. Thomas Stanton
Thankful Stanton m. Elias Thompson
Elias Thompson, Jr., m. Mary Stanton Esther Thompson m. Elias Champlin Potter Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd
Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
JOHN TRIMMER 1, or Hans Trimmer, came to America from Holland or Germany •. He arrived at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on the ship "Davey", October 25, 1738, the boat having sailed from Amsterdam and Cowes. In 1744 he was naturalized, and lived in Amwell Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, where he held 300 acres. His will, dated January 10, 1749, was probated February 22, 1749, and names his children by his first and second marriages, and his wife, Mary Caterina. It is believed his widow was his third wife.
Children: By first marriage: 1. Matthias, m. Anna ~lartha Neighbor2 ( Leonard 1) 2. Anthony 3. Andrew he went across Penobscot Bay to mill. This Mrs. Thompson walked from Maine to Rhode Island with several children, one a babe in arms. Indians called the baby "Clear Sky". Her children were; Elias, Thankful, Hannah, Esther, Peleg, Stanton, Isaac, Joseph, and a baby. This list of names is confirmed by the existent birth and marriage records. Further credence is given to the story by the fact the story said one daughter married a Brand who was lost in a storm at sea, and that another daughter married a Potter. *\t'illiston in "Saints and Strangers" says John Tilley married Elizabeth Comyngs. f .i 0
157 4. George, m. Catherine ------5. Harbert or Harmon, m. Martha Case By second marriage: 6. Anna 7. Christiana 8. William, m. 1. ------·----- 2. ------(___ ) Weaver, widow 9. John, 1740-1820, m. Susanna Servis 10. Judith, m. Matthias Dufford (Jacob) 11. Hendrick 12. Nicholas, 1745-1825, m. I. Ann Bowman 2. Catherine (--) Thomas
References: Thirty Thousand Names of Immigrants in Pennsylvania by Rupp Early Germans in New Jersey by Chambers Will of J obn Trimmer, Trenton Lib. 6, fol. 335
MATTHIAS TRIMMER2 (Johnl) came to New Jersey with his father, and married by 1743, Anna Martha Neigh bor2, daughter of Leonard! and Maria Margareta( __ ) Neighbor, whose farm adjoined the Trimmer property. He was naturalized in 1744, so was of age by that time. By 1748 they lived in Long Valley or German Valley; owned about 845 acres of the Logan tract. He died in Readington, New Jersey, in 1793. Children: I. Mary, 17 43-1826, m. Georges Dufford (Jacob) 2. Matthias, incompetent 3. John, m. 1. Catherine Roelofson (Hermane) 2. Ann Catherine Sharp (John) 4. Leonard, m. Anna Mary Kern (Christopher) S. Sophia, m. John Able ( Michael) 6. Jacob, m. Anna Mary (Kern) Trimmer, widow of his brother 7. Elizabeth, m. ------Snook 8. David, 1759-1824, m. Margaret Pickel3 (Balt~s2, Baltusl)
References: Early Germans of New Jersey by Chambers
DAVID TRIMMER3 (Matth.ias2, ]ohnl), born in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, in 1759, was married about 1778/9, to Margaret Pickel3, 1758-1827, daughter of Baltus2 and Sophie( __) Pickel of Hunterdon County. He died March, 1824; she died December 25, 1827, aged 69 years.
Children: 1. Elizabeth, 1779, m. George Flomerfelt (George) 2. John, 1781, m. Elizabeth Lanterman 3. Leonard, 1782, m. Eva Cramer 4. David, 1785-1869, m. Sarah Douglass ( Aaron) 5. William, 1787, m.. Elizabeth Roelofson (Isaac) 6. George, 1789, m. Sarah Saeger ( Adam) 7. Mary, 1791, m. John Gray (Richard) 8. Fred, 1794, d.y. 9. Matthias, 1797, d.y. 10. Nicholas, 1801-1814 11. Jacob, 1802, m. Susan Melick (Tunis)
References: Early Germans of New Jersey by Chambers
158 DAVID TRIMMER4 (David3, Matthias2, Johnl), born September 20, 1785, in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, was in business in Jersey City as a young man. He married January 25, 1812, Sarah Douglass, 1792-1863, daughter of Aaron and Phoebe (Lewis) Douglass of Chester, Morris County,..,New Jersey. He made considerable money; moved west into Ohio, owning a large tract of land near Urbana, Champaign County; went into Illinois and helped found Urbana, Champaign County. Returning to Ohio they lived near Delaware until their removal to Michigan. There they acquired a farm of 120 acres in Assyria Township and 240 acres in Maple Grove Township, Barry County. This was one of the oldest farms in the county, having been settled in 1834/5.. His wife died in 1863; he died in 1869. Both are buried in the Ellis Cemetery, Maple Grove Township; their gravestones read: ccsarah wife of David Trimmer died Mar 18 1863 aged 71 yrs 1 mo 2 days", and ccDavid Trimmer died Jan 1 1869".
Children: 1. Mary, 1813, m. 1835, Samuel A. Ramsey (James) 2. Lewis, 1814-1884, m. 1839, Hannah Dillin (Thomas, Peter)
References: History of Morrow County, Ohio; Trenton Twp. Cemetery records, Ellis Cemetery, Maple Grove Twp., Barry Co., Mich. Trimmer Family Bible; family records
LEWIS TRIMMERS (David4, David3, Matthias2, Johnl), born in New Jersey, October 30, 1814, removed to Ohio with his parents. He married July 4, 1839, Hannah Dillin, 1821-1872, daughter of Thomas and Hannah (Mix) Dillin of Knox County, Ohio. They lived in Harrison, Knox County; removed to Maple Grove Township, Barry County, Michigan, where they both died. They are buried in the Wilcox Cemetery, Maple Grove, and their stones read: ftHannah D wife of Lewis Trimmer died July 2 1872 aged 51 yr 5 mon 28 days", and ftLewis Trimmer Octo ber 30 1811 aged 73 yrs". This inscription is completely inaccurate. The Trimmer Bible gives his birth as 1814, and family records indicate he died in 1884, aged 70 years.
Children: 1. Clarinda Louisa, 1840-1907, m. 1863, Lucien Bonaparte Potter9 (Elias ThompsonB, Elias Champ lin?, Josepb6, Christopher5, John4, 3, lchabod2, Nath' ll) 2. Sarah Frances, 1843, m. 1862, Benjamin .Miller
References: Family history; Trimmer Family Bible Wilcox Cemetery, Maple Grove Twp., Barry Co., Michigan
CLARINDA LOUISA TRIMMER6 (Lewis5, David4, David3, Matthias2, Johnl), born in Harrison, Knox County, Ohio, March 22, 1840; received ~ excellent education; spent her childhood for the most part in the home of her paternal grandparents. At the time of the Civil War she taught school in the Ellis School, Assyria Township, Barry County, Michigan. She married at Marshall, Michigan, February 19, 1863, Lucien Bonaparte Potter9, 1838- 1934, son of Elias Thompson8 and Sophronia ( Ladd) Potter of New York State. They lived on a farm in Maple Grove Township, Barry County, Michigan; removed to Nashville, Michigan, in 1906. She died in Nashville, Jan uary 26, 1907, and is buried in the Wilcox Cemetery, Maple Grove. Line of descent from Clarinda Louisa (Trim mer) Potter:
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
NATHANIEL TURNER!, born in England, is thought to have married Mehitable Rigby. With his wife he came in the Winthrop Fleet in 1630, and settled in Lynn, Massachusetts, where he was made a freeman in 163 2; rep resented the town in the first General Court of Massachusetts. In 1633 he was Captain of the militia, and of ficer in the Pequot War of 1637. His home in Lynn burned in 1636/7, and they removed to New Haven,
159 Connecticut, in 1637 /8. From the beginning he was entrusted with command and ordering martial affairs in the New Haven colony; was chosen Deputy Magistrate in 1639; was an agent for the people when Stamford was bought from the Indians, July 1, 1640. He was Captain of Lambertson's great ship which sailed from New Haven, bound for Europe, January, 1646, and was lost with all aboard. His widow married Samuel van Goodenhousen. Children: 1. Nathaniel, d.y. 2. Mary, m. Thomas Yale 3. Rebecca, 1631-1731, m. Thomas Mixl 4. Abigail, m. John Hudson 5. Isaac, m. Mary Todd (Christopher) 6. Hannah, m. Samuel Hopkins
References: History of Lynn, Massachusetts by Newhall Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus History of New Haven by Atwater New Haven Town Records, v. 1
REBECCA TURNER2 (Nathaniel 1), born in 1631, probably in Lynn, Massachusetts, was married in New Haven,. Connecticut, in 1649, to Thomas Mixl, 1628-1691, who had emigrated there in 1643. She died in New Haven in 1731. Line of descent from Rebecca (Turner) Mix:
Daniel Mix m. Ruth Rockwell
Thomas Mix m. Deborah Royce
] osiah Mix m. Sybil Holt Eldad Mix m. Lydia Beach
Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
MARY VACTOR or Polly Vactor was married November 13, 1779, to Peter Dillin, a Revolutionary soldier of Somerset County, New Jersey. Line of descent from Mary (Vactor) Dillin:
Thomas Dillin m. Hannah Mix Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
References: Information by letter from Arthur Orison Dillon
160 FRANCES WAINWRIGHT was the wife of Robert Holmesl who was a registered inhabitant of Stonington, Con necticut, in 1670. Line of descent from Frances (Wainwright) Holmes:
Joshua Holmes m. Abigail (Ingraham) Chesebrough !Mary Holmes m. Isaac Thompson Elias Thompson m. Thankful Stanton
Elias Thompson1 Jr., m. Mary Stanton Esther Thompson m. Elias Champlin Potter Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd
Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
References: History of Stonington by Wheeler History of New London by Caulkins The Chesebrough Family by Anna Wilder Snow-Estes Genealogy
FRANCIS WAINWRIGHTl, merchant, came from Chelmsford, Essex County, England, in 1630, and settled in Ipswich, Massachusetts. He was a voter in town affairs; a commoner; soldier in the Pequot War of 1637; soldiered against the Indians, 1642; was Corporal in Major Denison' s Company~ 1664; signed a loyalist peti tion, 1666; transferred property, __ 1671; became a freeman, 1671; and served in King Philip's War. His first wife was Philippa Sewall, daughter of George Sewall of Hasted, Essex County, England. After her death, October 9, 1669, he married Hannah------, who survived him, and became the second wife of Daniel Epesl. Francis Wainwright died, suddenly, in Salem, Massachusetts, while there on business, May 19, 1692. His will is in the Suffolk Registry. He was a "wealthy, useful and respectable merchant; diligent and sagacious." Children: 1. John, 1648-1708 2. Sarah, m. Jacob Perkins 3. Martha, m. Joseph Proctor 4. Me hit able, m. John Atwater 5. Simon, 1656, m. Mary (Williams2) Silver (John 1) 6. Mary, 1657-1710, m. Jeremiah Shepard2 (Thomasl) 7. Elizabeth, m. Jonathan Cogswell3 (William2, John 1) 8. Francis, 1664-1711, m. Sarah Whipple ? 9. Benjamin, d. 1686
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Genealogical Dictionary by Savage Ipswich in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, v. 1 Families of Bancroft by Gamble, 1906 History of Ipswich, Essex, and Hamilton by Felt
161 Suffolk Registry, v. 13 Life of Rev. Jeremiab Shepard by Ma12gan Cogswell Genealogy Boston Transcript Gen. Page, March 17, 1909
MARY WAINWRIGHT2 ( Francisl ), born in Ipswich, Massachusetts, in 1657, married about 1674/5, Reverend Jeremiah Shepard2, 1648-1720, son of the Reverend Thomas! and Margaret (Borodell) Shepard of Cambridge, Massachusetts •. They lived in Lynn •. She died there March 28, 1710. Line of descent from Mary (Wainwright) Shepard:
Mary Shepard m. Isaac Wheeler, Jr. Margaret Wheeler m. Samuel Frink, Jr. Isaac Frink m. Anna Noyes
Isaac Frink, Jr.,. m. Margaret Stanton .Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. :Margaret Richardson
PHOEBE (MANNING) WATERS, daughter of George and Johan (Wallys) Manning of Downe, Kent County, Eng land, was the widow of James Waters of London who was buried in London, February 2, 1617. She married February 23, 1618, William Plasse!, a gunmaker. With her children and husband she emigrated to Salem, Massachusetts, in 1637. Mr. Plasse died April 15, 1646; his gunsmith tools were bequeathed to his step-son, Richard Waters! of Salem. Children: 1. John, bp. 1600 2. Phoebe, bp. 1602 3. Richard, bp. 1604, m. Joyce ------4. Judith, bp. 1607 5. Elizabeth, bp. 16 IO 6. Mary, bp. 1613
References: A Waters Ancestral Line. From James, the Father of Richard, the Founder of the American Family, to Abner, a Patriot in the American Revolution, pamphlet, 19 32, by Mrs. Sibley History of Salem, Mass., by Perley, 1.,;. 1
0 RICHARD W'ATERSl, son of James and Phoebe (Manning) Waters, was baptized at St. Botolphs, Aldergate, London, England, March 3, 1604. He married about 1627 /8, Joyce ------• * They emigrated to Salem, Massa chusetts, in 1637; became proprietors of Salem, 1637, where ten acres were granted them; he was admitted a freeman, May 23, 1639. A gunsmith by trade he received the tools of his step-father at the latters death. ·
*The surname of the wife of Richard Watersl is sometimes given as Joyce Plaisted. 162 They removed to Topsfield, Massachusetts. The will of Richard Waters, "being ancient", with autograph and seal, was dated July 16, 1676, and proved in Salem court, September 28, 1677. His widow, Joyce, was named sole executrix, and was still living in 1687.
Children: 1. Sarah, 1630-1700, m. Joshua Rea2 (Daniel 1) 2. Phoebe, m. Thomas West (Thomas) 3. William 4. Martha, unm. in 1676 S. John, 1640-1707, m. Sarah Tompkins 6. Elizabeth, 1642/3-1661/2, unm. 7. Mary, m. 1. Clement English 2. John Stevens 8. Abigail, 1645, m. William Punchardl 9. James, 1647 /8-1704, m. 1. 1668/9, Mary Stallworthie 2. 1695, Rachel Hart 10. Ezekiel, 1648/9 11. Susanna, 1649/50, m. Benedict Pulsifer 12. Hannah, 165 2/3, m. Joseph Striker 13. daughter
References: A Waters Ancestral Line, pamphlet, 19 32, by Mrs. Sibley Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope History of Salem, Mass. by Perley, v. 1, p. 382
JAMES WATERS2 (Richardl), bom in Topsfield, Massachusetts, about 1647/8, married in Topsfield, March 24, 1668/9, Mary Stallworthie. She died before May 22, 1695, when he married Rachel Hart. He took the oath of allegiance in Topsfield, December, 1677, and January, 1678, appearing before Ensign John Gould. He died in Topsfield, September 11, 1704. Children: By first marriage: 1. Mary, 1669/70 2. Elizabeth, 1672 3. Abigal, 1677 4. Samuel, 1679-1743, m. Anne Sterling2 (William 1) 5. Danie 1, 1682 6. Stallworthie, 168S/6 7. Roger, 1685/6 By second marriage: 8. Elizabeth, 1700/ 1
References: Topsfield Vital Records
SAMUEL WATERS3 (]ames2, Richardl), born in Topsfield, Massachusetts, May 22, 1679, removed to Saybrook and Lyme, Connecticut. He married about 1702, Anne Sterling2, born in 1684, daughter of Williaml and Anne (Nichols) Sterling of Lyme. First records of Samuel Waters in Saybrook are in December, 1706; he purchased land in Hebron in 1708, and probably removed there at that time. The deed is recorded at Deep River, Con necticut. He was appointed to the General Assembly; was ensign of a company of trainband, October, 1722. Samuel Waters died in Hebron, February 12, 1743; his will and probate papers are in the State Library, Hart ford. His widow was still living in 1749.
Children: 1. Stallworthie, 1703, m. Sarah Carrier3 _r__ 2, Thomasl) 2. Anne, 1704
163 3. Mary, 1707-1788, m. David Ladd3 ( Samuel 2, Daniel 1) 4. Gideon, 1710 5. Lois, 1713, m. 1745, John Roberts 6. Eunice, 1715, m • .1735, Amos Owen 7. Samuel, 1719 8. Adam, 1720 9. Joseph, 1723 10. Temperance, 1724/5, m. Elijah Wright4 (Samuel3, James2, Samuell)
References: Ct. Vital Records: Hebron, Colchester, Norwich, Franklin
MARY WATERS4 (Samuel3, James2, Richardl), born in Saybrook, Connecticut, in 1707, married in Colchester, March 20, 1729, David Ladd3, 1689-1751, son of SamueI2 and Martha (Corliss) Ladd of Haverhill, Massachu setts. They lived in Norwich West Farms, now Franklin, Connecticut. Widowed in 1751, she died in Franklin, November 27, 1788. Line of descent from Mary (Waters) Ladd:
Ezekiel Ladd m. Ruth Hyde
Darius Ladd m. Mary Frink
Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter
Lucien Bonaparte Potter m • .Clarinda Louisa Trimmer William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
HANNAH WEBB, born in England, married there John Ayerl, 1590-1657, son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Rogers) Ayer of Wiltshire. She is believed to have been a sister of Captain John Evered alias Webb and Stephen Evered alias Webb who are listed as passengers from Marlborough, Wiltshire, on the "James", in 1634. The Ayer family settled in Ipswich, Massachusetts; removed to Salisbury, and to Haverhill. She died in Haverhill, Massachusetts, October 8, 1688. Line of descent through three sons of Hannah (Webb) Ayer; two in the Potter line, one in the Richardson line: See the chart on the following page.
References: Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks History of Haverhill by Chase History of Salisbury and Amesbury by Hoyt History of Newbury by Coffin History of Ipswich
THO.MAS WHEELER 1, born in England about 1602, came to Lynn, Massachusetts, in 1635; was admitted a freeman in 1642. He married in 1645, .l\·iary ------• They removed to Stonington, Connecticut, in 1667. He
164 Thomas Ayer Peter Ayer Nathaniel Ayer m. Elizabeth Hutchins m. Hannah Allen m. Tamesin Turloar I I I Love Ayer Ruth Ayer Hannah Ayer m. Joseph Kingsbury m. John Denison m. Ebenezer Belknap I I I Joseph Kingsbury m. Ruth Denison Samuel Belknap • I m. Mary Dickinson I I Hannah Kingsbury Simeon Belknap m. Jacob Hyde m. Elizabeth Porter I I Ruth Hyde Moses Belknap m. Ezekiel Ladd m. Sarah Kibbe I I Darius Ladd Roxanna Belknap m. Mary Frink m. Harper Richardson I I Sophronia Ladd Paschal Richardson m. Elias Thompson Potter m. Almin a Slafter I I Lucien Bonaparte Potter Charles Judson Richardson m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Charlotte E. Wallis I I William W. Potter married Margaret Richardson
died in Stonington, March 4/6, 1686, aged 84. Both he and his wife are said to be buried in Whitehall Ceme tery, Stonington.
Children: 1. Isaac, 1646-1712, m. Martha Parke3 (Thomas2, Robertl) 2. Elizabeth, 1648-1672, m. Josiah Witter2 (William 1) 3. Sarah, 1650, m. Daniel Stanton2 (Thomas I) 4. Z------, m. John Bolles
References: History of the Wheeler Family in America Parkhurst Mms., Ct. State Library History of Stonington by Wheeler Frame-Dana Ancestral Lines
ISAAC WHEELER2 (Thomasl), born in Lynn, Massachusetts, in 1646, married in Stonington, Connecticut, January 10, 1667, Martha Parke3, 1646-1717, daughter of Thomas2 and Dorothy (Thompson) Parke. He died in Stonington, January 5, 1712; his widow died February 14, 1717. Both are buried in Whitehall Cemetery, Ston- . 1ngton.
Children: 1•. Mary, 1668-1709, m. Ebenezer Williams3 (Samuel2, Robertl) 2. Martha, 1670, m. John Williams3 (lsaac2, Robertl) 3. Thomas, 1671-1691, murdered by Indians 4. Isaac, 1673-1737, m. :Mary Shepard3 ( Jeremiah2, Thomasl) 5. Anna, 1675, m. John Tongue3 (George2, Georgel) 6. Richard, 1677-1712, m. Prudence Payson (John) 7. Dorothy, 1679-1736, m. 1. Nehemiah Smith3 [Nehemiah2, Nehemiahl) 2. Samuel Fish
165 8. William, 1681-1747, m. Hannah Gallup4 (Benadam3, john2, Johnl) 9. Elizabeth, 1683-1735, m. John Gallup4 (]ohn3, John2, Johnl) 10. Experience, 1685-1759, m. Rev. Joseph Coit (Joseph)
References: History of the Wheeler Family in America Parkhurst Mms., Ct. State Library History of Stonington by Wheeler Life of Rev. Jeremiah Shepard by Mangan Ct. Vital Records; cemetery records Gallup Genealogy, 189 3, by Gallup
Line of descent through two sons of Isaac and Martha ( Parke) Wheeler:
ISAAC WHEELER3 (lsaac2, Thomasl), born in Stonington, Connecticut, August 6, 1673, married December 9, 1697, Mary Shepard3, 1679-1761, daughter of the Reverend Jeremiah2 and Mary (Wainwright) Shepard of Lynn, Massachusetts. They lived in Stonington. He died June 25, 1737, and she died September 20, 1761.
Children: 1. Margaret, 1698, m. Samuel Frink, Jr.4 (Samuef3, John2, Johnl) 2. Thomas, 1700, m. Mary Minor4 (Ephriam3, Ephriam2, Thomasl)
References: History of the Wheeler Family in America Li{e of Rev. Jeremiah Shepard by Mangan Ct .. Vital Records; Stonington
WILLIAM WHEELER3 (lsaac2, Thomasl), born in Stonington, Connecticut1 September 9, 1681, married there May 30, 1710, Hannah Gallup4, 1683-1754, daughter of Benadam3 and Esther (Prentis) Gallup of Stonington. He died August 7/11, 1747; she died August 28, 1754. Both are buried in Whitehall Cemetery, Stonington.
Children: 1. Hannah, 1712, m. Simeon Minor4 ( Ephriam3, Ephriam2, Thomasl) 2. Isaac, 1714, m. Mary Wheeler4 (Thomas3, lsaac2, Thomasl) 3. Anna, 1715-1799, m. Joseph Stanton4 (]oseph3, John2, Thomasl) 4. John, 1716-1716 5. Martha, 1717, m. William Williams (John) 6. Dorothy, 1721, m. Nathan Crary 7. Esther, 1722-1814, m. Daniel Denison5 (Daniel4, John3, Geo.2, Wm.1) 8. Sarah, 1725-1725 9. Eunice, 1727, m. Joseph Williams
References: History of the Wheeler Family in America Ct. Vital Records; cemetery records Stanton Genealogy Gallup Genealogy
MARGARET WHEELER4 (lsaac3, lsaac2, Thomasl), born in Stonington, Connecticut, in 1698, married May 26, 1714, Samuel.Frink4, Jr., 1693-1742, son of Samuel3 and Hannah (Minor) Frink of Stonington.
ANNA WHEELER4 (William3, Isaac2, Thomasl ), born in Stonington, Connecticut, in 1715, married November 6, 1735, Joseph Stanton4, 1712-1773, son of Joseph3 and Margaret (Chesebrough) Stanton of Stonington. She died in Stonington in 1799.
Line of descent from Isaac and Martha (Parke) Wheeler:
166 Isaac Wheeler m. Martha Parke
Isaac Wheeler William Wheeler m. Mary Shepard m. Hannah Gallup I Margaret Wheeler I m. Samuel Frink, Jr. Anna Wheeler I m. Joseph Stanton Isaac Frink m. Anna Noyes I I Isaac Frink, Jr. married Margaret Stanton
Mary Frink m. Darius Ladd I Sophronia Ladd m. Elias Thompson Potter I Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer I William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
ALEXANDER WIGNALL 1 sailed from Gravesend, England, in March, 1629, on the "Four Sisters", and settled in Salem, Massachusetts. Here he was a freeman in 1631; was a juryman, May, 1631. He returned to England, and died there.
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks Snow-Estes Genealog)'
ELIZABETH WIGNALL2 ( Alexander I), born in England, married there April 4, 1628, Richard Ingraham 1, son of Richard Ingraham of Barroby. They emigrated to Rehoboth, Massachusetts. She died in 1667 /8, in Rehoboth or Northampton, Massachusetts. Line of descent from Elizabeth (Wignall) Ingraham: See the chart on the follow- 1ng page.
WILLIAM WILCOXEN 1, linen weaver, perhaps the son of John Wilcoxen of St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England,.
167 Abigal Ingraham m. Joshua Holmes I .Mary Holmes m. Isaac Thompson
Sarah Thompson Elias Thompson m. William Champlin m. Thankful Stanton I Mary Champlin m. Joseph St ant on I Mary Stanton r.1arried Elias Thompson, Jr.
Esther Thompson m. Elias Champlin Poet.er
Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia' Ladd I Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer I William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson was born about 1601. With his wife, Margaret*, aged 24, and son, John, 2 years, he came on the "Planter", ar riving in Boston, Massachusetts, May 26, 1635. They lived in Concord, Massachusetts, where he was a free inan, December, 1636. After 1640 they lived in Stratford, Connecticut. His will of May 29, 1651, was probated in Stratford in 1652/3, and mentions ccBrother Birdseye". His widow married William Hayden 1, a founder of Hartford, and died in Killingsworth, Connecticut, in 1655.
Children: 1• .John, 1633, m. 1. Johannah Tittreton ( 0 aniel) 2. Elizabeth (Bourne) Wells 2. Joseph, 1635, m. Ann------3. Timothy, 1638-1713, m. Joanna Birdseye3 (John2, Johnl) 4. Samuel, 1640, m. Hannah Rice ( Richard) 5. Elizabeth, 1642, m. Henry Stiles2 (]ohnl) 6. Hannah, 1644, m. Daniel Hayden2 (William 1) 7. Sarah, 1646, m. John Meigs (Vincent) 8. Obadiah, 1648, m. 1. Mary Griswold 2. Lydia Alling 3. Silence Mansfield3 ( Joseph2, Richard 1) 9. Phoebe, 1651, m. 1. John Birdseye3 (J ohn2, John 1) 2. John Beach2 (Johnl)
References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks William Wilcoxen by Thomas Wilcox History of Concord, Massachusetts History of Stratford, Connecticut
""The mentioning of "Brother Birdseye" in the will of William Wilcoxen has given rise to the conjecture that Margaret, his wife, may have been a sister of John Birdseye2.
168 TIMOTHY WILCOXEN2 (William 1), born in Concord, Massachusetts, in 1638, married in Stratford, Connecticut, December 8, 1664, Joanna Birdseye3, 1642-1713, daughter of J ohn2 and Philippa ( Smit~) Birdseye of Stratford. He died in August, 1713.
Children: 1. Joanna, 1667, m. Joseph Fairchild 2. Phoebe, 1668, m. Thomas Beach2 ( Johnl) 3. Sarah, 1670, m. Robert McEwen 4. Elizabeth, 1673, m. Joseph Hawley 5. Ruth, 1677, m. Robert Walker 6. Rebecca, 1680, m. 1. ------Rice 2. Eliasaph Preston3 ( Eliasaph2, Williaml) 7. Hannah, 1685, m. Thomas Gridley
References: William Wilcoxen by Thomas Wilcox Beach in America by E. T. Beach
PHOEBE WILCOXEN3 (Timotqy2, Williaml), born in 1668, probably in Stratford, Connecticut, married about 1688, Thomas Beach2, 1659-1741, son of Johnl and Mary(, __ ) Beach of .:itratford. They lived in Walling ford and Meriden, Connecticut. Line of descent from Phoebe (Wilcoxen) Beach:
Nathan Beach m. Jemima Curtis Joseph Beach m. Experience Beecher
Lydia Beach m. Eldad Mix Amos :Mix m. Clarinda Barnes Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer
Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
MARTHA(___ ) WILDER, widow of Thomas Wilder of Shiplake, Oxfordshire, England,* emigrated on the "Confidence" about 1635. She was accompanied by her daughter, Mary, and is thought to have been preceded by Elizabeth and Edward. She settled in Hingham, Massachusetts, where five acres were granted her in 1638. She died in Hingham, April 20, 16S 2.
Children: 1. Isaac 2•. Matthew 3. Abraham 4. Alice, m. Henry Warner 5. Elizabeth, m. 1638, Thomas Ensignl 6. Mary, m. 1638, Joseph Underwood2 (Johnl) 7. Edward, 1619-1690, m. 1652, Elizabeth Eames2 (Anthonyl)
*Thomas Wilder died in 1619. His will mentions Isaac, Matthew, and Abraham, and the unborn child, Edward. Alice Wilder who married Henry Warner of London may have been his daughter.
169 References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks Charlestoum. Genealogies and Estates by Wyman History of Hingham by Lincoln, v. 4 N. E. H. & G. Reg., v. 2, 6, 70 Blake-Glidden Ancestry Hartford Times Gen. Page; Nov. 9, 1940; July 10, 1948
ELIZABETH WILDER, born in England in 1618 or earlier, was married in Hingham, Massachusetts, January 17, 1638, co Thomas Ensign 1. They lived in Scituate, Cohasset, and Duxbury, Massachusetts. Widowed in 1663/8 in Scituate, she is last recorded in 1676. Line of descent from Elizabeth (Wilder) Ensign:
Hannah Ensign m. Thomas Shepard Thomas Shepard m. Hannah Blanchard Sarah Shepard m. Richard Darrow Ebenezer Darrow m. Lydia Bradley Jemima Darrow m. Benjamin Barnes Clarinda Barnes m. Amos Mix Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonapart~ Potter William W. Potter m. Margaret _Richardson
BENJAMIN WILMOT!, born in England in 1S90, emigrated to the New Haven Colony, and took the Oath of Fidelity, May 2, 1648. He is listed as having a home lot in the second division of land. His widow, Ann, presented the inventory of his estate following his death in New Haven, April 8, 1651. She died October 7, 1668. Children: 1. Ann, m. 1640, William Bunnell 1 2. Benjamin, m. Elizabeth (__ ) Heaton 3. William, m. Sarah Thomas (Thomas)
References: Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus Wilmot Genealogy by Wilmeth New Haven Town Records, v. 1 History of New Haven b) Atwater
ANN WILMOT2 (Benjaminl), born in England, emigrated with her parents to New Haven, Connecticut. She married in New Haven in 1640, William Bunnelll, 1617-1660/1. They lived in New Haven where she died in 1653/4. Line of descent from Ann (Wilmot) Bunnell: Lydia Bunnell m. Francis French
170 Elizabeth French m. Joseph Holt Joseph Holt m. Abigal Curtis Sybil Holt m. Josiah Mix Eldad Mix m. Lydia Beach Amos Mix m. Clarinda Barnes Hannah Mix m. Thomas Dillin Hannah Dillin m. Lewis Trimmer Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte P.otter
William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
SAMUEL WILSON 1, born in England about 1622, emigrated to Portsmouth and Kingston, Rhode Island. He mar ried about 1660/1, Mary Tefft2, daughter of Johnl and Mary(.--) Tefft of Portsmouth and Kingston. He died in 1682. Children: 1. Samuel, 1661/2-1690 2. Mary, 1663, m. 1. Robert Hannah 2. George Webb 3. Sarah, 1666-1739, m. John Potter3 (lchahod2, Nathaniell) 4. James, 1673, m. Alice Sabeere 5. Jeremiah, 167 4, m. I. Ann Manoxon 2. Mary ------
References: Te/ft Genealogy by Tefft Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island by Austin Pott.~r Families in America by Pott.er
SARAH WILSON2 (Samuell), born in Rhode Island, probably Kingston, in 1666, was married there in 1689/90, to John Potter3, 1665-1715, son of Ichabod2 and Martha (Hazard) Potter of Portsmouth. She died in North King ston, Rhode Island, in 1739. Line of descent from Sarah (Tefft) Potter:
John Potter m• .Mercy Robinson Christopher Potter m. Mary9 Segar Joseph Potter m. Esther Champlin Elias Champlin Potter m. Escher Thompson Elias Thompson Potter m. Sophronia Ladd Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer ,William W. Potter m. Margaret Richardson
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INDEX TO ANCESTORS OF WILLIAM W. POTTER
(For Index to Ancestors of Margaret Richardson,... see page 313)
ABBOTT Elizabeth( __) ...... 14 ANDRUS Elizabeth (Seyouche) ...... 13 Hannah (Chandler J...... •...... 26 Hannali ...... 13' 17 Elizabeth ...... 74 Hannali (Wal.ker) ...... 14 ABELL Hope still ( Leonard) ...... 14 ARMSTRONG Jeremiah ...... 14 .Abigal ...... 92 John ...... 13, 14, 21, 130 Jam.es ...... 98 Experience ( or Elizabeth) ...... 91 Joseph ...... 14 Lebbeus ...... 92 Joanna (__ ) ...... S)() ~a ...... 14 Llllian., ...... 156 Joshua ...... 73 Mary ...... 4, 13, 14, 130 Rebecca ...... 98 Juletta ...... 92 Mary ( Bacon) ...... 13, 130 Ruby .....•...... •.....•.. 74 Mary ( Harris) ...... 14 ABERNATIIY Mary ( Pike) .Andros ...... 14 ASHLEY ~rcy ...... 13 Jemima ...... 57 Pr"iscilla ...... 13 iSam.uel .•..•...... •.....•.•...•.•.•.•...... •...• 96 Rachel (Griggs) ...... 14 ABLE Rachel (Squire) Wheeler ...... 14 ATKINSON Ri.char-d ...... •...... 14 Joon ...... 158 Rose ( Hou;ard) ...... 14 Helen ...... 83 s;eth ...... 98 AKERS Salnuel ...... 13 ATWATER
William ...... 13,, 141 17, 79 Sarah················································· 23 Abigal ...... 14, 36 Abigal ( Heaton) ...... 15 ALABASTER .Abigal ( Mans{ ield) ...... 14 .An.n ······················································14 Margaret ( ___) ...... 95 ALLING Anna (Bradley) ...... 15 Thomas ...... 95 David ...... 14, 15, 36, 135 Lydia ...... 168 Damaris ...... 14 ALBRO Sarali ...... 15 Damaris (Sayre) ...... 14 Ebeo.ezer ...... 15 John ...... 3 ALLYN Joanna ...... 15 Joanna( __) ...... 14, 15, 36 ALDEN James ...... 145 John ...... :...... 14, 161 Mary ...... 121 Jooathan., ...... 14 Priscilla ...... 48 Joshua ...... 14, 15, 131 ALMY Lydia ( Rockwell) ...... 14 ALLEN Mary ...... 15 Job ...... 134 ~rcy ...... 14 Abigal ...... 13 Ruth (Peck) ...... 14 Alice ( __.) ...... 13 ANDREWS Sam.uel ...... IS Ann (Bradley) ...... 14 ~ah ( Alling) ...... 15 Ann (Goodell) ...... 13, 17 Eunice ...... 112 Stepien ...... 36 .Benjanun ...... 14 Mary ...... •...... 125 Oiristopher ...... 13 AUSTIN :Dan.iel ...... •.. 98 ANDROS Eliza.1:,eth ...... -13 John ...... 14, 22, 133 Eliza.beth (Bacon) ...... 13, 130 Mary ( Pike) ...... 14 Jooathan ...... 36, 58
173 AUSTIN-continued Ruth (Wilford) ...... 17 John ...... 21 Samuel ...... 18 Joseph ...... 21 Lydia (Bradley) ...... 58 Thomas ...... 13, 17, 89, %, 164 Josiah ...... 96 Lydia ...... 20 AYERS Lydia ( Edgerton) ...... 21 Mary ...... 20, 21, 91 AVERY Sarah...... 110 Mary (Bingham) ...... 21 Mary (Dunton) ...... 21 Abigal ( Chesebrough) ...... 16 Nathan.iel ...... :...... 21 Abigal ( Ingraham) Chesebrough BABBS Sarah ...... 20, 21 Holmes ...... 16 Rachel ...... 65 Sarah ( Charles) ...... 20 Cliristopher ...... 15, 80, 93 Sarah (Spencer) ...... 20 Deborah (Stal.Lyon) ...... 16 Stephen ...... 20 Ebenezer ...... 16 William ...... 20, 21, 91, 126 Hannah ...... 16, 73, 109 BABCOCK Hannah (Minor) ...... 16 Hannah ( Raymond) Bulkeley ...... 16 .A:ruia ...... 155 BACON Da.niel ...... 15 5 James ...... 15, 16, 80, 84, 92, 109 Mary or Elizabeth ...... 13, 21 James Denison ...... 16 Dorothy (Key) ...... 19 Joan.na ...... 16 Elizal,etlt ...... 19 BAILEY Joanna (Greenslade) ...... 15, 80, 109 Elizabeth (__ ) ...... 18 Esmer ...... 146 John ...... 16 Ena ...... 99 Lydia ...... 111 George ...... 3 Hannah (, __) Coats ...... 19 Isaac .. ······· ...... 48, 62 Margery (Stevens) ...... 15, 80, 93 Ichabod ...... 146 John ...... 20 1fary ...... 16, 109 Parke ...... 16 Jam.es ...... 18, 43, 146 BAKER Parke William ...... 16 Jane ( Brown) ...... 18 (Crandal.!) ...... 19 Rebecca ...... 16 Jane Job ...... 19 Jeffrey ...... 92, 131 Samuel ...... 16 Joan (Rockwell) ...... 92 Susannah ( Palmes) ...... 16 John ...... 19, 43 Thomas ...... 16, 109 Joseph ...... 19, 146, 155 BALDWIN Yo-ungs ...... 16 Joshua ...... 146 Mary························ .. ···················• 19, 43 Mary- ( La-wton) ...... 19 Da.ciiel ...... 28 Mercy ...... 146 John ...... 24, 120, 133 AYER Nancy ...... 44 1fary ( Bruen) ...... 133 Nadiari ~ ...... 148 Phebe ...... 26 .Abigal ...... 18 Nath.wiel ...... - .... 19 Sarali ...... ······ ...... 13 3 Bailey ...... 7 4, 99 Oliver ...... 51 Dorothy ( Martin) Blaisdell ...... 17 Sarah (,--) ...... 18, 43 BARNARD Elizabeth ...... 17 Stephen ...... 155 Elizabeth ( Hutchins) ...... 16, 96 Thankful ...... 146 Francis ...... 69 Elizabeth ( Rogers) ...... 17, 164 Elizabeth (Tuttle) ...... 18 BARNES Harin ah ...... 18 Hannah ( Allen) ...... 17, 63 BACKUS Abigal ...... 22, 24, 74, 75 Hannah (Travers) ...... 17 Abigal (--) ...... 24, 27 Hannah (Webb) ...... 14, 89 Anne ( Stetson) Bingham ...... 20 Abigal ( Frost) ...... 22, 30 John ...... 14, 17,89, 164 Eli zal:,eth ...... 21 Abigal ( Holt) Howell...... 23 JosefX} ...... 54 Elizabeth (Huntington) ...... 21 Abigal ( Hotchkiss) ...... 23 Love ...... 18, % Elizabeth (Pratt) ...... 20, 91 Abraliarn ...... 23 ~a ...... 18 Elizabeth ( Royce) ...... 21 Agnes (Bent) ...... 33 ~ ···················· ...... 17, 18 Elizabeth (Tracy) ...... 21 Alice ( Curtis) ...... 24 Peter ...... 13, 17, 63 Han.n a1:i .• . • ...... • . • ...... • . . . .• •. .. . 21 ..Arina ...... 24 Ruth ...... 18, 63, 145 Jabez ...... 96 Anna ( Rogers) ...... 24
174 BARNES-continued Recompense ...... 24 BARTON Richard ...... 33 Anne ( Brockett) ...... 24 Ruth ( __) ...... ~.... 25 Jarnes ...... 130 Benjamin ...... 24, 25, 27, 59, 112 Samuel ...... 22, 24 Oiarles ...... 23 Sarah ...... ··········· ...... 22 BARTRAM Clarinda ...... 15, 112 Sarah(__ ) Doolittle Lewis .. 24, 59 Dan.iel ...... 22, 24 Sarah ( Evans) ...... 23 W'illiam ...... 94 David ...... 30 Stef'l1en ...... 24 l)eborah ...... 22 Thankful ...... 24 BASS Dorcas (Turner) ...... 22 Thomas ...... 22, 23, 30, 75 Ebenezer ...... 24 Thomasine ( Shepard) ...... 23 Mary ······················ ······························42 Eleanor ...... 24 Timothy ...... -:...... 24 Elizabeth...... 22, 23, 24, 30, 38 William ...... 23, 24, 103 BASSETT Elizabeth (__ ) ...... 22 Elizabeth (Bartholomew)...... 24, 59 Sar-al:t ·················································· 33 Elizabeth (Dyke) ...... 24 BARSTOW Elizabeth ( Leek) ...... 24 BATES Elizabeth ( Mulford ?) ...... 23 Abigal ...... 96 Elizabeth ( Stowe) ...... 22 ~ ·················································· 92 Susannali ...... 33 · Elizabeth (Tuttle) ...... 22 Esther ( Merriam) Hull Curtis ...... 24 BARTHOLOMEW BAYSEY EWLisia ...... 25 Haiinah ...... ········· ...... 22, 24 Abigal ...... 26, 27 Adrian...... 104 Hannah (Park er) ...... 22 Abraham ...... 27 frene ...... 25 .Ari.drew .• ...... • ...... • . . . .. •...... 26 BAXTER Isaac ...... 24, 25 Anne (Lord) ...... 26, 94 Jemima ...... 25 .Ben j amin ...... 26 Thomas ...... 80 Jemima (Darrow) ...... 25, 112 Deborah (--)...... 27 John ...... 22 Elizabeth ...... 24, 26, 27 BEACH Joshua...... 23 Elizabeth (1\,1orris) ...... 26 Laura ( __) ...... - ...... 25 Elizabeth (Sanger) ...... 26 Abiah (Booth) ...... 28 Lydia ( Elwell) ...... 24 Freelove ...... 27 .Antos ...... •...•...... 29 Luce ...... 25 Friswide (Metcalf) ...... 25, 103 Ann (Squire ) ...... 28 ~a ...... 22, 27 Hannah (Chandler) Abbott ...... 26 Asa ...... 29 .\fary ...... 22, 24· Hannah ( Frisbie) ...... 26 Ben j a.min ...... 27, 28 Mary ( __) ...... 12, 75 Hannah (Page) ...... 27 .Betsey ( __) ...... 29 Mary ( __) Bee ...... 23 Isaac ...... 24, 26, 27 Caleb ...... 28 Mary ( Hotchkiss) ...... 23 J erusha ...... 27 Deliverance (How) ...... ~ ...... 28 Mary ( Hubbard) ...... 22 John ...... 26 Elihu ...... 29 Mary ( Leek) ...... 22 Joseph ...... 26 Elizabeth ...... 27 J\,fary (Rogers) ...... 24 Josiah ...... 27 Elizabeth ( Benham) ...... 29 Mary ( Russell) ...... 23 Lydia ...... 59 Erios ...... 28 Muy (Tappen) ...... 22 Lydia ( Harrington) ...... 27 Ephriam ...... 86 ~tthew :...... 24 Martha ( Barnes) ...... 27 Esther (Tyler) ...... 28 tvfaybee ...... 22 Mary ...... 16, 27 Eunice ...... 29 ~Jercy ...... 22 Mary ( Harrington) Frisbie ...... 26 Eunice (Tyler) ...... 28 Mercy (Betts) ...... 12 ~ (Johnson) ...... 26 Experience (Beecher) ...... 28, 112 Mindwell ( Dibble) ...... 23 Mary (Rogers) ...... 27 Gershom ...... 28 Nathaniel ...... 23, 24, 27, 59 Phebe ...... 57 Hannah ...... 28 Oliver ...... 25 Phebe (Balduin)...... 26 Hannah ( Birdseye) ...... 28 Phebe ( Barnes) ...... 24 Phebe ( __) Munson ...... 27 Hannah (Cooke)...... 28 Pl:iilip ...... ······ ...... 25 Rebecca ...... 27 Hannah (Hoadley) ...... 29 Phoebe ( __) ...... 22 Rebecca ( __) ...... 24, 26 Hannah (:\tiles) ...... 29 Rebecca ...... 22 William ...... 25, 26, 27, 94, 103 Hannah (Staples) ...... 27
175 BE Ao-I-continued BEEOIER BETTS
Abiall ...... 30 Mercy ...... 22 Isaac ...... 28 Abigal ...... 30 Jemima ...... 29 Dorcas (Thomas) Tuttle ...... 30 BIDWELL Jemima ( Curtis) ...... 28, 31 Eleazer ...... 30 Joailna ...... 28 Elizabeth ...... 30 Sarn.uel ...... 22 Joel ...... 29 Elizabeth (Barnes) ...... 22, 30 John ...... 27, 29, 133, 168, 169 Elizabeth (Roberts) ...... 30 BIGGS Joseph ...... 28, 29, 30, 31, 112 Experience ...... 28, 30, 31 Lydia ...... 25, 28, 29, 112 Hannah ( F arrirzgton) ...... 30 Rebecca ...... 65 Margaret (Thompson) ...... 28 Hannah (,--) Merwin ...... 30 Martha ( Clark) ...... 28 Hannall ( __)Potter ...... 29 BILLINGS Mary ...... 27, 29 Isaac ...... 22, 30, 129 Mary( __ ) ...... 27, 169 Jemima ...... 30 Abigal ...... 73 Mary (Beach) ...... 29 Joanna ...... 30 Ebenezer ...... 118 Mary ( Hitchcock) ...... 27, 28 Joanna ( Roberts) ...... 22, 30 Q-ace ...... 118 ~hitable ...... 29 John ...... 22, 23, 28, 29, 30, 129 Moses ...... 28 Joseph ...... 30, 129 BINGHAM Nathan ...... 28, 31, 57 Lydia ( Roberts) ...... 30 Nathaniel...... 28 Mary ( __) ...... 30, 129 Albert H ...... 11 Phc:,eibe ...... 28 Phoebe ( Prindle) ...... 30 Anne ( Stetson) ...... 20 Phoebe (Wilcoxen) ...... 28, 57 Sam.uel ...... 30 Lydi.a ...... 73 Phoebe (Wilcoxen) Birdseye ...... 27 Sarah ( Hurd) Sherwood ...... 30 Mary ...... ····· ...... 21 Ri.char-d ...... 27 Susanna ( Dutton) ...... 30 &e,Pl'im ...... % Rudi ...... 28 Thomas ...... 20, 21 Ruth (Peek) . ....•. .. ..•...... 27 BEEMAN Sarah ...... 28, 29 BIROiARD Sarah (Parter) ...... 28 Elijah ...... 112 Ste_plien ...... 28 Dariiel ...... 91, 101 Susanna ( __ ) ...... 28 BELL Elizabeth (Thomas) ...... 91, 101 Susanna ( Holt) ...... 28 Jolin ...... 91, 101 Ihanldul ...... 28, 13 3 Jooatlian...... S5 Lydia ...... 91, 101 Thomas ...... 27, 28, 57, 169 Thomas ...... 101 Timotliy ...... 28 BENEDICT William ...... 28, 85 BIRD 2.erviah (Byington) ...... 29 lfannali ...... -. 133 i\1ary ...... 133 Amy (___ ) ...... 31, 104 BEAJ.\1ONT llirothy ...... 31, 104 BENHAM Robert 31,104 Sal'ali ····················· .... ······ ...... 125 Elizabeth ...... 29 BIRDSEYE BECKWITif Joseph ...... 108 Alice(,--.) Tomlinson ...... 31 ~ ( Lee) ...... 150 BEi\.J'NETI Hannall ...... 28 Joanna ...... 31, 168 BEE Sukey ...... 4 John ...... 31, 143, 168 Joseph ...... 31 Mary ( __) ...... 23 BENT Philippa ( Smith) ...... 31, 168 Phoebe (Wilcoxen) ...... 27, 31 BEEBE Agnes (,--) ...... 33 BLAC.KJ.\fAN Mary .. ···················· .. ·························· 51 BERRY Re be,cca ...... BS ·············································· 64. Lucy ...... 59
176 BLAISDELL BODWELL BRADBURY
Dorothy (Martin) ...... 17 Abigal ...... 97 .Arm ·...... ·· · ...... 14
BLAKEM&~ BOLLES BRADLEY
John ...... 142 John ...... 165 Abigal ...... 36 Abigal (Atwater) ...... 36, 58 BLAKESLEE BOOTII Abraham ...... 36 Alice ( Pritchard) ...... 36, 38 Ben j arnin ...... 28 Abiali ...... 28 Arma ...... 15 Thankful ...... 85 Bethia ...... 57 Anna ( Heaton) ...... 36 Elizabeth ...... 109 Anna (Sperry) Wolcott ...... 36 BLANCHARD Ben j am.in ...... 36 BORODELL David ...... 36 Abigal ...... 33 I)esire ...... 36 Abralirun...... 33 Alice ...... 34 El::>enezer ...... 15 Agnes (Bent) Barnes ...... 33 Ann ...... ············ ...... 34, 61 Elizabeth (Sperry) ...... 36 Anna (Rolfe) ...... 33 John ...... 34, 61, 139 Elizabeth (Thompson) ...... 36 Bethia ...... 33 Margaret ...... 34, 139 Eunice ( Alunson) ...... 36 Elizabeth ...... 33 Hannah ( Hitchcock) ...... 36 Elizabeth (__ ) ...... 33 BOSWORIB Hannah (Thompson) ...... 36 .Elizabeth (Hills) ...... 33, 138 Jooadian ...... 36 George ...... 33, 83, 138 J ooathan ...... 86 Joseph ...... 15, 36, 38 Hannali ...... 33, 137 Lydia ...... 36, 58 Hannali (Dorset) ...... 33 BOWEN ~a ...... 36 J ooathan ...... 33 ~my ··········· ...... 36, 110 Joseph ...... 33, 137 Henry ...... 94 Mary (Sackett) ...... 36 Joshua ...... 33 Thomas ...... 116 Mercy (Mansfield) Thompson ...... 36 Nathaniel ...... 36 BLANOIARD BOWERS Rudi ...... 36 Ruth (Dickerman) ...... 36 Mary ...... ············· ... ·············· 33 !v.fary ...... 116 Samuel ...... 14, 36, 58 Mary (_) ...... 33 John ...... 153 Sarali ...... 36, 38 Mary (Sweetser) ...... 33 __ Sarah (Johnson) Wolcott ...... 36 Mehitable ( __)...... 3 3 BOWLES Silence ( Brockett) ...... 15, 36 Nathaniel ...... 3 3 William ...... 35, 38, 128 Rachel ...... 34 ~farv✓ ·············· ················ ······················ 77 Ruth ...... 34 BR.ru.~D Samue 1...... 3 3 BO\r:\!A.i.~ Sarali ...... 34 Russell ...... • 156 Sarali (Bassett) ...... 33 .Arm ...... 158 Sarali (Pain) ...... 33 BRENTON Susanna (Bates) ...... 33 BOYLSTON Thomas ...... 33, 83 ~1a.ry .. ········· ...... ··············· ...... 134 Thomas ...... 77 BREWSTER BLINMAN BOYNTON Frederick ...... 74 Reverend ------...... 15 2 Harmah ...... 98 Nathaniel ...... 154
BLYTH BRACKETT BRINLEY
Margaret ...... 95 Jolin ...... 71 Arme ...... 37, 52
177 BRINLEY -continued BROWNELL Rebecca ( Foster) ...... 41 Robert ...... 40 41 70 87 ' ' ' Anna (Wase) ...... 37, 52 !~ ...... ·························· 82 Ru.th ..... ········ ...... 41 Thomas ...... 37, 52 Ruth ( Hubbard) ...... 40, 70 BRYANT Samuel ...... 41, 45, 70 BROCKETT Sarah ( Clarke) ...... 41 ...... ······ ...... 112 Tacy ...... 41 Abigijl...... 38, 123 Tacy (Maxson)...... 41 An.rie ...... 14 BUCK Thomas ...... 40, 41 Benjamin ...... 22, 38 Dorothy ( Lyman) ...... 38 Henry ...... ········ 49 BURGESS Elizabeth (Barnes) ...... 38 Elizabeth (Doolittle) ...... 38 BUECKEL Jane ...... 39, 42 Jabez ...... 38 John ...... 36, 37, 38 Balthazar ...... 124 BURRAGE 1vfary ······················ ...... ······ 38 Samuel ...... 36, 38 BULKELEY I-Iarm ah ...... 71 Sarah (Bradley) ...... 38 Silence ...... 36, 38 Hannah ( Raymond) ...... 16
BROOKS BULLOCK John ················--·····--··· .. ·.. ················· 28
Stephen ...... 22 Richard ...... 92 BURT
BROOMFIELD BUNNELL ~ ·················································· 52
John ...... 122 Ann (Wilmot) ...... 40, 71 BUSHNELL Benjamin ...... 40 BROWN Ebenezer ...... 40 Ann ...... 91 Elizabeth ( Post) Sperry ...... 40 Elizabeth ...... 91 Edward ...... 26, 102 Lydia ...... 40, 71 Rebecca ...... 104 Elizabeth ...... 70, 108, 146 Mary ...... ······ ...... 40 Francis ...... 123 Nathaniel ...... 40 BUTTON Heney ...... •..... 39 Rebecca (Mallory) ...... 40 James ...... 86 5<> lomon ...... 40 Abigal (Vermaies) ...... 89 Jane ...... 18, 64 Susanna (Whitehead) ...... 40 Elizabeth ...... 95 Jane ( Burgess) ...... 39, 100 William ...... 40, 71-, 170 Sarah ...... ···································· 95 Joon ...... 39, 109 Joseph ...... 38, 39, 42, 117 BURDICK BYL~GTON Lydia ( Buckland) ...... 104 Margery (Patching) ...... 39, 42 Ben jam.in ...... 41 2.erviali ...... 29 ~ ·············· ...... 39 I>eborah ...... 4, 41, 45 Mary ( Edwards) ...... 123 Dorcas (Lewis) ...... 41 CAIN Phoebe ...... 39, 100 Dorothy ( Alaxson) ...... 41 Sarali ······· ...... 38, 117 Edward ...... 41 Joan ...... II Thomas ...... 39 Hannah ( Maxson) ...... 41 William ...... 39, 42, 100, 130 Hubbard ...... 41 CALEF Jane( __) Shelley or Selby ...... 41 Martha (__ ) ...... 40 Joseph ...... 18 ~ ··························· ...... 41 Mary (Foster) ...... 41, 45 CALKINS BROWNE Mary (Reynolds) ...... 41 Naomi ...... 40 ~borah ...... 132 James ...... 62 Penelope (Rhodes) ...... 40 John ...... 132
178 CAMP Hannah ( Stetson) ...... 44 ClfENEY Jarn.e s .•...... ••..•.•.•.•...•...•.•.•••.•••...•.•.....•44 Nicholas ...... 15 3 Jeffrey ...... 19, 4~, 44 Ellen ...... 94 John ...... 43, 44, 155 CAPEN Joseph ...... 4, 41, 44, 45 OfESEBROUGI Joshua ...... 44, 155 Bernard ...... 42, 128, 131 Mary .... ························43, 44, 146, 155 Abigal ...... 16 Dorothy ...... 42 Mary (Babcock) ...... 43, 51 Abigal (Ingraham) ...... 47, 84 Elizabeth ...... 42 Mary ( Clarke) ...... 41, 43, 155 Anna ...... 48 Harin ah ...... 4 2 tv.fary ( Maxson) ...... 44 Anne (Stevenson) ...... 47, 62, 93 Honor ...... 42 Nancy (Babcock) ...... 44 Bridget ...... 48, 109, 154 Jam.es ...... 42 Oliver ...... 44 Elisha ...... 48, 120 Joan (Purchase) ...... 42, 131 Prudence ( Hallam) ...... 44 Hailllali ...... 48, 145 John ...... 42 Prudence (Thompson) ...... 44 Hailllah ( Denison) ...... 47, 145 !\1aey ( Bass) ...... 42 Rebecca ( Stanton) ...... 44 John ...... 47 Redigan (Clap) ...... 42 Rowland ...... 44 Margaret ...... 48, 144 Ruth ...... 42 Sa.muel ...... 44, 15 5 Nathan ...... 148 Stisanna ...... 42, 131 Sarah ...... ····· .... ··········...... 44 Nathaniel ...... 47, 48, 62, 144 Sarah (Pendleton) ...... 44 Priscilla ( Alden) ...... 48 CARPENTER Sarah (Thompson) ...... 44, 146 Prudence ...... 145 &i.sann a ...... 44 Rebecca (Palmer) ...... 48 Benjamin ...... 156 William ..... 19, 41, 43, 44, 46, 51, 155 Samuel ...... 47, 48, 84, 93 Thankful (Thompson) ...... 156 Sarah ······ ... ······· ...... 48, 76, 148 Sarah ( St cm.ton) ...... 48 CASE William ...... 47, 62, 93, 151 OI.Ai.\1PNEY ~a ...... 158 QilCKERING .Mary ...... 71 CAULKINS ~rcy ...... 138 CHANDLER Elizabeth ...... 91 CHIDSEY Johanne ( Momford) ...... 46, 61 OIADWICK ~far garet ...... 46, 61 lfaimah ...... 1I 0 Tobias ...... 46, 61 Elizabeth ...... 83 OilLDS ClIAPIN OfAMBERLAIN John ...... 71 Elizabeth (Anstey) ...... 46, 121 Edrriund ...... 26 ~fartha ...... 46, 121 GIILSON Robert ...... 46, 121 OIAMPLIN Elizabeth ...... 133 OfAPMAN .Arny ...... ·········· ····················· ... 4, 45 CHIPMAN .Arm ...... 43, 44, 51 Sarali ..... ······ ...... ········· ..... ·········· ...... 125 Anstis ...... 44 Wl.lliam ...... 120 John ...... 86 .Asa ...... 155 Bridget (Thompson) ...... 44 OiARLES OiUROf Cliristopher ...... 43, 62, 146 Deborah (Burdick) ...... 4, 44, 45 John ...... 20 Samuel ...... 49 Elias ...... •· •··· 45 Sarali ...... ········· 20 Elizabeth ( __) Davol ...... 43 Esther ...... 4, 45 ClIAUNCEY GIUR.Ollll. Ellilice ...... • 44 Hannah (Gardner) ...... 44 ~ ...... 116 .Ann ...... 49
179 Cl-HJR.GllLL-continued COATS COLLINS
.Benj am.in ...... 49 Hannah (__ ) ...... 19 Abel ...... 27 Elizabeth ...... 49 Daniel ...... 148 Elizabeth ( Foote) ...... 49, 133 COBB ~a ...... 57 Hannah············· ... ·...... 49, 133 William ...... 90 Joseph ...... 49 Eunice ...... 76 Josiah ...... 49, 69, 133 COMSTOCK ~fary ...... 49. CODDINGTON Mary <--) ...... 49 Dariiel ...... 127 Sarah ...... 49 Anne ...... 53 Anne (Brinley) ...... 52, 134 CO~·fYNGS CLAP Anne (Gifforth) ...... 37, 52 Benaj ah ...... 52 Elizabetli ...... 15 7 Redigan ...... 42 Edward ...... 37, 52 l\.1ary' ...... ········ ...... 53, 134 CONOY QARK ~ (Burt) ...... 52 Mary ( Howard) ...... 53 William ...... 122 Elizabeth ...... 50, 125 Mary (Moseley) ...... 52 Esther ...... 116 Natlianiel ...... S3 CONNOR Jol:m ········ ...... 50, 125 Priscilla (] efferay) ...... 53 Joseph ...... 50 Susanna ( Hutchinson) ...... 53 John ...... 30 Martha ...... 28 Thomas ...... 53 ~ (__ ) ···································· 50 William ...... 37, 52, 53, 134 COOKE Miry (Ward) Fletcher ...... 50 Rebecca.(Parker or Porter) ...... 50 COGGESHALL Aaron ...... 69 Sarali ...... ··--·-···· ········ 50 Hannah ...... ····· .... ······· ...... 28 Abigal ...... 155 Henry ...... 74 CLARKE Rebecca ...... 77 COGGAN Alice ( Phillips) ...... SO COOPER Anne ( Champlin) ...... 51 Abigal ...... 71 Anne (Dyer) ...... S1 Tacy ...... 53, 87 Betliia ...... ·····••oo• ...... 51 COGSWELL Bethia (Hubbard) ...... 43, 51 COPP Carewe ...... 51 Jonathao...... 161 Dorothy (Maxson) ...... 51 Sarali ...... ···················· 117 Jonathan ...... 145 Elizabeth ...... 51 Elizabeth (__ ) ...... 51 COIT Hannah ( Weeden) ...... 50 John ...... 50, 51 Joseph ...... 166 CORLISS Joseph ...... 44, 50, 51, 87 Joshua ...... 50 COLCORD Arm ...... 54 Judith ...... 51 r::>eborah...... 54 Margaret (__ ) ...... 50 Srun.uel ...... 17 George ...... 54, 60, 97 Mary ...... 43, 44, 50, 51 Huldah ...... 54, 95 Mary ( Beebe) ...... 51 COLE Joanna ...... 54, 88 Rose ...... 52, 83 Joanna (Davis) ...... 54, 97 Rose ( Herrige) ...... 50 John ...... 76, 90 John ...... 54 Samuel ...... 43, 51 Joseph ...... 133 Martha ...... 54, 55, 97 Sarali ...... 41, 50 ~ ...... 54 Susanna ...... 50, 51 COLEMA.i.~ Mary (Wilford) ...... 54 Thomas ...... 51 Sarah ...... 54 William ...... 50, 51 Juda ...... 148 Thomas ...... 54, 60
180 CORNISH CROOKE Sarah (Hal.I) ...... 57 Sarah ( How) ...... 57 Elizabeth (Thral.l) ...... 39, 101 Rebecca ...... 77 Sarah (.\·tarvin) Goodrich ...... 56 Hannah ( Hilliard) Humphrey .... 39, 101 Thomas ...... 28, 56, 57, 85, 108 Jarnes ...... 39, 101 CROSBY William ...... 56
J oseJ>li ...... 71 CUSI-1.i\fAN CQ5AD
Elizabeth...... 102 CROWELL Thomas ...... 86
Nancy ...... 102 DARROW COTTON CULVER Abigal ...... 59 llirothy ...... 142 Ann ( Curtis) ...... 58 Ed.ward ...... 21 .Arlna ( Hill) ...... 59 CRAMER Joseph ...... 76 Asa ...... 59 Cllloe (Humiston) Turner ...... 59 Eva ...... 158 CURTIS Ebenezer ...... 24, 36, 59 Elizabeth (__ ) ...... 58 CRANDALL Abel...... 27 Esther ( __) ...... 59 Abiah ( Hubbell) ...... 56 Eooice ...... 59 EUC1ice ...... 147 Abigal ...... 57, 85 Freelove (Curtis) ...... 59 Jan.e ...... 19 Agnes (___ ) ...... 56 George ...... 58, 138 Joseph...... 41 Ali.ce ...... 24 Hannah (Parish) ...... 58 Peter ...... 41 .Aim...... ············ ...... 58 Jemima ...... 25, 59 · Bathsheba (Tomlinson) Stiles ...... 57 John...... 58 CRANE Benjamin ...... 57 Lucy ( Blackman) ...... 59 Bethia (Booth) ...... 57 Lydia (Bartholomew) ...... 59 Alice ...... 55 Elizabeth ...... 56, 57 Lydia (Bradley) Austin ...... 25, 58 Azariah ...... 55 Elizabeth( __) ...... 56, 108 IMargaret ( __) Dawson ...... 58
:Ben j ant.in ...... 20 Elizabeth (Frederick) ...... 57 00 Mary ················ .. ·····•• ••················--··· 58 Dariiel...... 55 Elizabeth (Hutchins) ...... 56 Mary ( __) Sharswood ...... 58, 138 I)eli vered...... 55 Esther (Judson) ...... ·- . 57 Richard ...... 37, 58, 138 Elizabeth (Foote)...... 55 Esther (Merriam) Hull ...... 24 Sarah ...... ······· ...... 58 Hannah ...... 55. Freelove ...... 59 Sarah <--.) Doolittle Lewis Hannah(__ ) ...... 55, 113 Hannah ...... 57 Banies ...... 58 Jasper...... 55, 113 Hannah (__ ) ...... 56 Sarah (Shepard) ...... -3 7, 58 Jererru all ...... 55 Hannah <--.) Kimberly ...... 56 Titus ...... :...... 59 John...... 55, 57, 113 Israel ...... 56 Mary (Treat) ...... 55 Jemima...... 28, 31 DARVELL lvlercy ...... 55 Jemima ( Abernathy) ...... 57 ~cah ...... 55 John ...... 56, 57, 108 1.1a.ry ...... 117 Nathaniel ...... 55 Jonatlian ...... 111 Sarari ...... 55, 113 J oseJ>li ...... 57 DARWIN" Stephen ...... 55, 113 Martha (Collins) ...... 57 Mary ...... 57 Jose_pll ...... •. 24 CRARY ,Mary ( __,) ...... 56, 57 Mary (Merriman) ...... 28, 56, 85 Naman ...... ············· ...... 166 Nathaniel ...... 57 DAVIS Peter...... 76 Phebe (Bartholomew) Palmer ...... 57 Rebecca ...... 57 Christian (--) ...... 54, 59 CRITTENDEN Rebecca (Beardsley) ...... 56 Joaima ...... 54, 60 Samuel ...... 57 Joseph ...... 60 Isaac ...... •······ • 154 Saralt ...... •...... 57 Thomas ...... 54, 59
181 DAVOL Ruth (Ayer) ...... 63, 96 John ...... 64 Samuel ...... 62 John Corbley ...... 65 Elizabeth( __ ) ...... 43 Sa.rah...... 61, 63, 144 Lydia ...... 65 Sa.rah. (\1inor) ...... 62 Mary (Hal.I) ...... 64 DAWSON Sarah ( Stanton) Prentice ...... 62 Mary (Vactor) ...... 64, 112 Thankful ...... 62, 148 Peter ...... 64, 65, 112, 160 Margaret (___ ) ...... 58 William ...... 34, 46, 61, 62, 76, 152 Philo ...... 65 Rachel ( Babbs) ...... 65 DEAN DEREMORE Rebecca ( Biggs) ...... 65 Sarah...... 65 Li· 111· an ...... B' 11 Joseph ...... 28 Thomas ...... 65, 112, 159 Thomas ...... 34 William ...... 64, 65 DEWEY DEMING OOOLITTI..E Hannah (___ )...... 108 Elizabeth ...... 60, 69 William ...... 48, 62 Abraham ...... 85, 132 John ...... 60, 69 Elizabeth ...... 38 DeLAND James ...... 85 DENISON ----- ...... 149 DORSET Agnes (Willie) ...... 46, 61 Ann ...... 61, 62, 109, 120 DeWOLF Hartnah ...... 33 Anna ...... 64 Ann (Borodell) ...... 61, 80, 139 l\:fary ...... 101 001Y Ann ( Denison) Minor ...... 62 Borodell ...... 61, 144 DIBBLE Amie ...... 102 Bridget (Thompson)...... 48, 61 Daniel...... 61, 64, 148, 166 &find we 11...... 23 DOUGLAS ~sire ...... 62 Edward ...... 61, 62 DICKERMAN Aaron ...... 66, 102, 159 Elizabeth ...... 62, 64 Abigal ...... (5(5 Elizabeth (_...... ,) ...... 63 Ruth ...... 36 Arin ...... 66 Elizabeth (Welde) ...... 61 Elizabeth (Watkins) ...... 66 George DICKL.~SON George...... 66 .. 34, 48, 61, 62, 64, 76, 80, 148, 152 Harriet ( Lewis) ...... 66 Hannah ...... 47, 48, 61, 62, 64, 96 John ...... 13, 69, 86 John...... 66 James ...... 145 Levi ...... 66 Joanna (Hinckley) ...... 62 DILL .\far garet ...... 66 John ...... 18, 46, 61, 63, 64, 96, 118 ~\,fary ·································--··············· 66 Joseph ...... 62, 118 Peter ...... 137 Phoebe ( Lewis) ...... 66, 159 Margaret ...... 62 Phebe ( Lyon) ...... 66 Margaret (Chandler) ...... 34, 61, 152 DILLIN Samuel ...... 66 iv1acy ·················································· 64 Sarah...... 66, 159 Mary (Lay) ~Iinor ...... 62 .4.braham ...... 64 Sarah (Trimmer) ...... 66 i\iercy ...... 62 ."-1.exander ...... 65 William ...... 66 tvfercy (___ ) ...... 62 Amos ...... 65 Mercy (Gorham) ...... 62, 148 Clarinda ...... 65 Patience (Dudley)· ...... 61 Deborah ( ·V1eredith) ...... 64 DOWNER Phebe (Lay) ...... 61 Eleanor (Harrod) ...... 64 Priscilla ...... 63 Hannah ...... 65, 159 Wealthy ...... 74 Priscilla (___ ) ...... 18; 63 Hannah ( Mix) ...... 65, 159 Prudence ( Atinor) ...... -..... 62 Isaac ...... 64 OOWNL.l\JG Robert ...... ····~··· ...... 148 Israel ...... 64 Ruth ...... 63, 64, 96 Jane ( Brown) ...... 64 John ...... 140
182 DRAiXE EATON Sarah ( Elson) ...... 67, 131 Sarah (Wilcox) ...... 68 Elizabeth ...... 131 Joseph ...... ~... 68 Thomas ...... 68, 137, 169
DUDLI:.-Y EDGERTON EPES
· De borali ...... 154 Joshua ...... 96 Dan.iel ...... 161 Patience ...... 61 Lydia ...... 21 .i\fartha ( Reade) ...... 99 DUFFORD EDMUNDS EV&~S Georges ...... 158 Mary ...... 88 Sarah ...... 23 ~fatthias ...... 158
EDWARDS DUNBAR EVELEY
John ...... 24 ~fargaret ...... 75 John ...... 44 .Mordecai ...... 62 ELDRIDGE EVERED DUNCKLER alias Webb Abigal ...... 110 !\llary ...... 110 Stephen ...... 17, 164 Natliariiel ...... 71 John ...... 17, 164 ELIOT DUNTON FAIRCHILD John ...... 133 ~fary ...... ··········· ······ ...... 21 Robert ·········· ...... 71 Joseph ...... 169 Samuel ...... 28 DUTTON ELSON Za.chariah ...... 28 Su.sarma ...... 30 Sarah ...... ···············... 67 FARLEY DYKE ELWELL Peggy ...... 124
Eliza.beth ...... 24 Lydia ...... 24 DYER ELY Phoebe ...... 98
00 Arine ·····••oo••·········• ••··"··················· .. 51 .\fary (.\larvin) ...... 150 FARNUM . EA.\IES &~GLISH Hannah ( Wilcoxen) ...... 132 Elizabeth ...... 169 Ralph ······ .. ··--··· ...... 150 Clement ...... 163 Wealthy ...... 99 F ..-\.RRL~GTON E~SIGN Hannah ...... 30 David ...... 69 Deborah ( Corliss) ...... 05 Eliza.beth (Wilder) ...... 68, 137 Thomas ...... 54 FAWER Hannali ...... 68, 137 Jarnes ...... 67, 131 Barnabas ...... •• ...... •... 93 John ...... 68 Grace (Negus) ...... 93 Lydia ...... 68 EASTON ~lacy ...... 68, 142 FINCH ~fehitable (Gunn) ...... : ...... 68 Joseph ...... 68 Sarall ...... 68, 131 Dariiel ...... 27
183 FISH Jon a than ...... 70 Darius ...... 74 Johri ...... 70, 123 I>a.vid ...... 73 John ...... 120 ~fary ·····················--········--··········· 41, 70 Deborah ...... 72 Samuel ...... 166 Rebecca ...... 41, 70 Elias ...... 73, 74 Sarah ( Hilliard) ...... 148 Samuel ...... 70 Elizabeth Sanford ...... 73 Susannah ...... 70 Elizabeth ( Hobart) ...... 73 FITQ-l Susannah (Parker)...... 4 I, 70 Eun.ice ...... 74 Thomas ...... 41, 70, 122, 123 Eun.ice (Gal,lup) ...... 73 Han.nah ...... !IO George ...... 72 FOX Grace ...... 72, 73 FITTS Grace (Stevens) ...... 72, 110 John ...... 39, 70, 101, 122 Hannah ...... 72, 73, 121 Rol::,ert ······················· .. ·················· ... 103 Thomas ...... 122 Hannah (.itinor) ...... 73, 166 Hannah ( Prentis) ...... 73 FLE!vlli'JG FREDERICK Isaac ...... 73, 74, 99, 119, 145 Jabez ...... 73 --- ...... 112 Elizabeth ...... 57 James ...... 73 William ...... 108 Jedidiah...... 73 FLETCHER Jerusha ...... 73 FREEi.tAN Jerusha <--)...... 7 3 lvfary (Ward) ...... 50 John ...... 72, 73, 110, 127, 150 Henry ...... 152 Judith ...... 73 FLOMERFELT Margaret ( Edwards) ...... 152 Lucy ( Stanton) ...... 73 Lydia (Bingham) ...... 73 George ...... 158 FRENCH ~garet ...... 73 Margaret (Stanton) ...... 73, 74, 99 FOLSOM Abigal (Coggan) ...... 71 Margaret (Wheeler) ...... 73, 119 Elizabeth ...... 71, 85 tvfary ...... 74, 98, 99 ~.fary . ········· .... ········ ...... 97 Elizabeth (Godfrey) ...... 40, 71 Mary ( __) ...... 72, 150 Francis ...... 40, 71, 85 Mary ( Stanton) ...... 73 FOOTE Han.nab ...... 71 Ruby (Armstrong) ...... 74 Hannah (Burrage) ...... 71 Samuel ...... 73, 109, 110, 119, 166 Elizabeth ...... 49, 55, 69 Jacob ...... 71 Sarah ( Noyes) ...... 73 Elizabeth (Deming) ...... 49, 69 John ...... 71, 91 Thomas ...... 73 Elizabeth ( Smi.th) ...... 69 Lydia (Bunnell) ...... 71, 85 Wealthy (Downer) ...... 74 Frances ...... 69 ~ie ...... 71 William ...... 74 Joanne (Brooke) ...... 60, ·69 ~ ...... 71 Mary ...... 69 Mary (Champney) ...... 71 FRISBIE Nathaniel ...... 49, 55, 60, 69 Mary ( Little/ield) .Kittredge ...... 71 Rebecca ...... 69 Mary (Lothrop) Stearnes ...... 71 Hannah·········· ...... 26 Robert ...... 60, 69 Mary (Rogers) ...... 71 Mary (Harrington) ...... 26 Sarah...... 69 Sarah ...... 71 Rebecca ...... 26 Sarah (Potter) ...... 69 William ...... 40, 71, 78 FRISSELL FOSTER FRI.N'K Josepli ...... 26 Bartholomew ...... 70 Abigal ...... 73 Beatrice ...... 6 Abigal ( Billings) ...... 73 FROST Ebenezer ...... 70 Andrew ...... 73 Edward ...... 70 Arm ...... 73 Abigal ...... 22, 75 Elizabeth ( Braum) ...... 70 .Arina ...... 74 Abigal (Barnes) ...... 74 Hannah ...... 135, 145 Anna (Noyes) ...... 73, 145 David ...... 29 Jan.e ...... 70 Benjanun ...... 41 Ebenezer ...... 74 Jern.ima ...... 97 Cyrus ...... 74 Eliza.beth ...... 74
184 FROST-continued GARDINER GOBLE
Elizabeth (Andrus) ...... 74 Abigal ...... \,•• .. . 77 Sarah ...... ········ ...... ···········...... 13 7 John ...... 22, 74, 75, 123 .Aridrew ...... 77 J\1ary ..... ············································· 74 Elizabecli ...... 92 GODDARD Mary (Tuttle) ...... 74 George ...... 151 Mercy (Payne) ...... 22, 74 Henry ...... ······· ...... 146 Ebenezer ...... 148 Samuel ...... 74 Joanna ...... 77, 143, 144, 147 Sarah...... 74 Joshua ...... 77 GODFREY Sarah (Towner) ...... 74 Lucy ...... 77 William ...... 74, 123 Lucy (Smith) ...... 77, 147 Elizabeth ...... 71, 78 Mary ...... ·····...... 77' 146 FULLER ldary ( Bowles) ...... 77 GOODELL Mary ( Weld) ...... 77 Elizabeth...... 138 Peter ...... 77 km ...... 13' 79 Samuel ...... 116 Rebecca ( Cook or Crooke)...... 77 Dorothy ( __) ...... 13, 79 Simeon ...... 29 Sarah (Ma.son) ...... •...... 77 Elizabeth ...... 79 Thomas ...... 77, 141, 142, 147 ~ ···················································· 79 William ...... 147 Richard ...... 71, 79 GAGE GARDNER GOODRIOI John ...... 95 Josiah...... 97 Haitnah...... 44, Bartliolomew ...... 26 Jdin ...... ······ ...... 69 GAYLORD Sarah. ( Mt:lTVin) ...... •...... 56 GALLUP Afexmder ...... 98 GORHAM ¾J:tes (Wat.kins) ...... 75 Walter ...... 131 Benadam ...... 76, 126, 127, 146, 166 I:>e, sire . .. •...... •. .• • . •• •. .. .• . . . .• . .. .. •. •. • . • 80 Oiristobel ...... 76 GEER I:>e,sire ( Howland) ...... 62, 80 Clu-istobel (--) ...... 75, 100 Eliza.beth ...... 80 Elizabeth...... 76 :Da.vid ...... 145 .Hann.ah. ·············································· 80 Elizabeth (Harris) ...... 76 Saral:'i ... ··········•·•········ ...... ·•··•···•••·· 121 Hannah. (Huckins) ...... 80 Esther ...... 76, 146 Hannah. (Sturgis) Gray ...... 80 Esther (Prentis) ...... 76, 146, 166 GIDDINGS Jabez ...... 80 EtJD.ice ...... 73 JaIIle 5 ...... ················ .. ····· 80 EtJD.ice (Cohb) ...... -76 l\.:fardi a ...... 92 Joho ...... 62, 79, 80, 87 EtJD.ice (Williams) ...... 76 Joseph ...... 80 Harmali ...... ·············. 76, 166 GIFFORD Lydia ...... 80 Hannah (Lake) ...... 75, 126, 127 t~ (Otis) ...... 80 Joan...... 7 5 Robert ...... 42 I~rcy ...... 62, 80 John .... 73, 75, 76, 100, 126, 127, 166 Stephen ...... 76 Puella (Hussey) ...... 80 Joseph ...... 76 Sarah ( Sturgis) ...... 80 Lucy ...... 76 GILBERT S:iubael ...... 80 ~Jar gar et ...... 76 Temperance ...... 80 Margaret ( Eveley) ...... 75 Abrah.arn ...... 36 l.J'ary ...... 76, 118 I:x>rothy ...... 120 GOULD Mary (Phillips) ...... 75 Jolln ...... ····· ...... ·········· ...... 104 ~rcy ...... 76 Joho ...... ··········· ...... ······· ...... 163 Nathaniel ...... 75, 76 Mary (Segar) ...... 136 Samuel ...... 75, 76 Thomas ...... 136 Sarah ( Chesehrough) ...... 76 GIL\iAN Tho1nas ...... 75 GRANNIS William ...... 48, 76 Eli zabetli ...... 97 Joho ...... ~ ...... 36
185 GRANT Sarn.ue I ...... 21 HANES
Josiah...... 109 GROTH Sarah ...... 95 Matthew ...... 42, 43, 131 Elizabeth ( Eaton) ...... 88 HANNA GRAVES GROUSLEY Elaine (Rappaport) ...... I I Beri j anun ...... 150 Elizabet:li ...... 11 Sa.rali ...... 104 ---- ················································ 3 Gisele ( de Picciotto) ...... 11 Grall.am Hendrie ...... 11 GRAY GUILD James E...... 11 Jay Eaton ...... 8, 11 Hannah ( Sturgis) ...... 80 Ewiice (--) ...... 98 Jean (Kerr) ...... I I John ...... 158 Louise ...... 11 GUNN ~ Slafter ...... 11 GREEN Mildred Doreen (Potter) ...... 8, 11 Mehitable ...... 69 Eliza.bem ...... 120 HANNAH Thonias ...... 83 HALE Robert ...... 171 GREENE John ...... 117 HANNUM Jacob ...... 26 HAIL Mary ( Gorton) ...... 134 William ...... 42 .Aclna ...•...... •.•.•...•...... •...•.....•...... 112 GREENLEAF l)a,n,iel ...... 131 HARDEY Fra11cis ...... 142 Elizabeth ...... 117 .Mary- ······--··············--···· ...... 64 Sar-ah.·················································· 88 Natha11iel ...... 57 GREENSLADE Rebecca ...... BS HARRINGTON Sar-all...... ······· ...... 57 Joanna ...... IS, 80, 109 Lydi.a ...... 27 HALLAM GRIDLEY HARRIS .Ain.os ...... •.•...•.•.....•.•.•...•.•...•...•...•.... 148 Thomas ...... 169 Pr'udence ...... -. « Dali.iel...... 22 El>ene zer ...... 76 GRIGG5 HALLETT Elizabeth ...... 76 .Mary- ...... 14, 94 Rachel ...... 14 Joseph ...... 80 Thomas ...... _...... 100
GRildES HAllUM HARRISON George ...... 33 John ...... 119 Dorot:liy ( __) Thompson ...... 81 GRINNELL HALSEY Elizabeth ...... 81, 113 Elizabeth ( Stent) ...... BI Sar-ah····································· ...... 3 Asa ...... 14S Ellen ...... 81, 15 3 William ...... 145 .Mary- •... ···•···· .•. ············· ·····•·······•········ 81 GRISWOLD Richard ...... 81, 113 Sa.rnuel ...... 81 Elizabeth ...... 120 HAMBY Sar-ah ( Hubbard) ...... BI Mary ...... 168 Sarah (Johnson) ...... 8 I ~ew ...•...... 91 Ka.merine ...... 89 Thomas ...... 81
186 HARROD HAZEN Gershom ...... 83 Hall.nali ...... 8 3 Eleanor ...... 64 Eli ...... ····· ...... 99 ... Harmah ( Smith) Mellowes ...... 83 Hannah...... 92 Helen ( Atkinson) ...... 83 HART Hepsibah...... 97, 98 Joseph ...... 33, 52, 82, 83 Mary ...... 83 Rachel ...... 163 HEA1H Rebecca ...... 83 Rose ( Clarke) ...... 33, 52, 83 HARTSHORN Josiah ...... 150 Sa.muel ...... 83
Harmah...... 97 HEATON HINCKLEY St.isanna ...... 97 Abigal ...... 15 Joanna...... 62 HARVARD Anna ...... 36 Elizabeth (___ ) ...... 170 HINCXS Je>lm ...... 25
HELME ------················································ 34 HASKINS ~garet ...... 3 lllSCOX Dorcas ...... 97 HEMPSTEAD Thomas ...... 51 HAWES Joshua ...... 39, 41, 101 HITOICOCK Deliverance ...... 131 John ...... 80 HEWES Hann.ah...... 36 John ...... 108 HAWLEY George ...... 14 ~ ...... 27, 28 ~as ...... 22 Joseph ...... 169 HOADLEY IIAYDEN Oiarles ...... 145 Rufu.s ...... 7 3 Hann.ah...... 29
T'\--1·Udll el ••••••••••••••••••••••••••·•••••••••·•·••••••• 168 Thomas ...... 120 William ...... 74 William ...... _. 167, 168 HICKS HOAG HAYNES Ephriam ...... 86 Bethany Lynn ...... 11 Deliverance ...... 131 Karen Ann ...... _ ...... 11 HILL Margaret Ann (Potter) ...... 11 Nelson ...... 11 HAZARD .Arina ...... 59 Sarali ...... 96 Elizabeth ...... 4, 82 HOBART HILLES Harmall .. ············································ 82 Elizabeth ...... 73 Jonathan...... 82 Martha ...... 3, 82 George ...... 52, 82 Mary ( ____) ...... ········· ...... 52, 82 Martha(___ )...... 3, 82 HODGES Martha(___ ) Sheriff ...... 82 ~ ··············· .. ················· .... ·...... 130 HILLS Henry ...... 76 Mary (Brounell) ...... 82 NacliaI1.iel ...... 82 Abigal (Wheeler) ...... 83 Peneloi,e ...... 4 Ann ( __) Lunt ...... 8 3 HOLGRAVE Robert ...... 82, 146 Elizabeth ...... 3~, 83 Thomas ...... 3, 82, 130 Elizabeth ( Chadwi.ck) ...... 83 ~ma ...... 121
187 HOLMES HOPKINS HOYT
Abigal (Ingraham) Chesebrough Samuel ...... 160 Abigal ( Cooke) Pomeroy ...... 132 ...... 84, 154 Fear (Sturgis) ...... 84 HOTGIKISS HUBBARD Frances (Uainwright) ...... 84, 92 J ererniali ...... 73 Abigal ...... 23 Benjamin ...... 87 John ...... 30, 73, 145 ~ ...... 23, 112 Bethia ...... 43, 51, 87 Joshua ...... 84, 92, 154 Sarali ...... 138 James ...... 53, 87 Mary ...... 84, 154 Mary ...... 22 Robert ...... 84, 92, 161 HOUGH Naomi (Cocke) ...... 53, 87 Thomas ...... 73 Rachel ...... 87 Abigal ...... 85 Richard ...... 14 HOLT Rudi ...... 40, 87 HOW Samuel...... 41, 51, 53, 87 Abigal ...... 86 Sarah...... 81 Abigal (Curtis) ...... 85, 111 I)e Ii verance ...... 28 Tacy (Cooper) ...... 40, 43, 87 Abigal ( Hough) ...... 85 Sarali ...... 57 Abigal ( Johnsorz) ...... 85 HUBBELL I3en j arnin ...... 85 HOWARD l)ariiel ...... 85 Abiah...... 56 Eleazer ...... 85 .Mary" •······••··•·•···• .•...... •...... •...•.•.... 53 Elizabeth ...... 8 5 Rose ...... 14 HUCKINS Elizabeth ( __) Lewis Merwin .... 85 Ste]?l:ien ...... 55 , 97 Elizabeth ( French) ...... 57, 85 liann.ah. ···············································.80 Elizabeth (Thomas) ...... 85 HOWEll John ...... 85 HUDSON Josepi ...... 57, 71, 85, 111 Abigal ( Holt) ...... 23 Justus ...... •········· ...... 85 Ed.mund ················ ...... 135 John .•.....•...•.....•...•...•.•.•.•.•...... •....•..... 160 Lydia ...... 86 Hannah. (Raynor) ...... 135 Lucy ...... ··· ··· 85 HULL Mary ·········································· ·········· 85 HOWLAND Mary (Benedict)Royce ...... 85 Ebenezer ...... 111 Mary ( Roberts) ...... 85 Anne ( __) ...... 86 Mary (Sanford) Ashburn Hotchkiss .. 85 Bethia (Thacher) ...... 86 HUMISTON ~rcy ...... 85 I:>esire ...... 79, 86, 87 Nathariiel ...... 85 Elizabeth ...... 85 Cliloe ...... 59 Rebecca (Beebe) ...... 85 Elizabeth ( Southworth) ...... 86 Noah ...... 25 Rebecca ( Hal.l) ...... 85 Elizabeth (Tilley) ...... 79, 86 Samuel ...... 85 Elizabeth (Vaughan) ...... 86 HUMPHREY Sarah (__ ) ...... 71, 85 Hatinah ...... ······································ 86 Su.sannah ...... 28, 85 Henry ...... 86 Hannah ( Hilliard) ...... 39, 101 Sybil ...... 85, 111 Hope ...... 86 Tabitha (Thomas)...... 85 Isaac ...... 86 Tamar ...... 85 Jabez ...... 86 Thankful (Blakeslee)...... 85 John ...... 79, 86, 157 William ...... 71, 85 Josepi ...... 86 HUNTINGTON Lydia ...... 86 ~(Lee) ...... 86 Ou-istopher ...... 131 HOOKER Ruth ...... 86 Elizabeth ...... 21, 91 Jerusha ...... 91 Joharina ...... 138 HOXIE Ruth ...... 125 Samuel ...... 138 Sarali ( Clark) ...... 50 Thomas ...... 138 Josepi ...... 148 Thomas ...... 21, 5S
188 HUSSEY Jan.e ...... 91 JACOBS Jane(Lee) ...... 21, 90 Pt.iella ...... 80 Jerusha ( Huntington) ...... 91 Bartholomew ...... 22 Joanna(__ ) Abell ...... " 90 IillTOilNS John ...... 91 JAMES JonathaI1 ...... 71 Ben j anun ...... 88 J ose.J?ll ...... 92 Betsey M...... 6 Elizabeth ...... 16, 56, 88, 89 Juletta (Abell) ...... 92 Elizabeth (Eaton) Groth ...... 88 Martha (Giddings) ...... 92 JEFFERAY Frances (__ ) ...... 16, 88 Mary ...... 91, 92 Hannah (Johnson) ...... 88 Mary ( Backus) ...... 91, % Prise illa ...... 53 Joanna ( Corliss) ...... BB Mehitable (Smith) ...... 91 John ·······················-···· ...... 16, 88 Phoebe ...... 91 JENCXS Joseph ...... 54, 88 Rebecca ...... 92 Love ...... 88 Ruth ...... 92, 98 Elizabeth ...... 151 Mary (Edmunds) ...... 88 Samuel...... 21, 90, 91, 100 Saxn.uel ...... 88 Silence ...... 92, 98 JOHNES Sarah (Hardey) ...... BB Thomas ...... 21, 91, 96 Sarah (Lamprey) ...... BB William ...... 90, 91, 100 .Alina ...... 102 William ...... 88
HUTOilNSON JOHNSON INGERSOLL Abigal (Vermaies) Button ...... 89 Abigal ...... 85 .Al'lne ...... •. •. •• • • • • 89, 90 Abigal (May) ...... •...... 94 Ann (Marbury) ...... 89, 13 John·················································· 104 3 .Abraba.m ...... •...... 59 Bridget ...... 90, 13 3 .Am.os ••.••.•••.••••••••••.•.•.••.••••..•..•.•.•.•.•.•.• 86 Edward ...... 89, 105 Ellen (Cheney) ...... 94 Faith ...... ~ Elizabeth ...... 94 Katherine (Hamby) ...... 89 INGRAHAM Elizabeth (Porter) ...... 26, 93, 94 filchaI'd ...... 89 Grace (Negus) Fawer ...... 93 Sa,m.uel ...... -.... •.... •• • • •· •· •· • 90 Abigal ...... 15, 47, 84, 92 Haonali.. ... ······· ...... ··•········ ...... 88 Stl.sanna ...... 53, Elizabeth ...... 92 90 Humphrey ...... 94 Stl.sannah (.--) ...... 89, 105 Elizabeth (Gardner) ...... 92 Isaac ...... 26, 93, 94, 124 William ...... 89, 105, 133 Elizabeth (Wignall) ...... 84, 92 Jabez ...... 59 Esther (.--) ...... 92 John ······ ...... 93, 94, 124 Jarrell ...... 92 Lamber ...... 57 HYDE JOall.Oa ••.•••.•••••••.•..••.•.•.•••••••.•••.•.•.•..•• 92 Margaret(__ ) ...... ·..... 93, 124 Joan ( Rockwell) Baker ...... 92 Mary ...... 26, 94 Abigal (Abell) ...... 92 John ...... 92 Mary (Harris) ...... 94 Abner ...... 91 ~(Barstow) ...... 92 Mary (Smith) ...... 94 Ann ( Bushnell) ...... 91 Rebecca ( Searle) ...... 92 Nathariiel ...... 94 Elizabeth ...... 91 Richard ...... 15, 47, 84, 92, 131, 167 Sarah...... 81, 94 Elizabeth or Experience ( Abell) .... 91 Waitscill ( __) Sabin ...... 92 William ...... 18, 85 Elizabeth ( Bushnell) ...... 91 Willia111 ...... 92 Elizabeth (Caulkins) ...... 91 Elizabeth (Huntington) ...... 91 Epliriam ...... 92 JONES Hannali ...... 92, 98 Hannali (Kingsbury) ...... 91, 98 IVES Jan.e Arlll.e .•...... •. ..•. ..•...... 6 Hannali (Hazen) ...... 92 Nadtariiel ...... 14 Hester ...... 90 Abijah ...... 111 Rebecca ...... 128 Jabez ...... 91 John ...... 108 Sarali ...... 125' 126 Jacob ...... 91, 92, 96, 98 Rebecca ...... 111 Theophilus ...... 111
189 JOY Martha ( Smith) ...... 96 Festus ...... 98 ~1ary ...... 96 lfannali ...... 98 Thomas ...... 75 Mary (Barstow) ...... 96 Hannali ( Boynton) ...... 98 Nathaniel ...... 64, 96 Hannah ( Hartshorn) ...... 97 JUDSON Priscilla (Kingsbury) ...... 96 Hannah ( Hyde) ...... 98 Ruth ...... 96 Hannali ( San{ord) ...... 98 Esdter ...... 57 Ruth ( Denison) ...... 91, 96 Harriet (Williams) ...... 99 Jeremiah ...... 69 Samuel...... 54, 95 Hepsibali ...... 98 Sarah ( Button) ...... 95 Hepsibah (Hazen) ...... 97, 98 KEENEY Sarali ( Hanes) ...... ~ .. 95 Jabez ...... 98 Sarali (Hill) .•...... 96 Jemima (Foster) ...... 97 Agnes C.--) ...... 122 Susannah ...... 95, 96, 97 Jeremiah ...... 98 John ...... 40 Susannah ( __) ...... 18, 95 J erusha ( Sabin) ...... 98 Stis arin ah ...... 12 2 Talidta...... 96 John ...... 97 Wi.lliaII1 ...... 122 Thomas ...... 54, 95 J madian...... 9(5, 97 Joseph ...... 92, 98 KERN KING5LEY Luther Manning ...... 99 Lydia ...... 97 .Anna Mary ...... 158 John ...... 94 Lydia (Singleterry) ...... 97 Margaret Frink ...... 99 KEY KIRTLAND Martha ( Corliss) ...... 97, 164 Mary .····· ······ ...... ···················· 97, 98 I>orothy ...... 19 Ann or Sarali ...... 101 Mary ( Folsom) ...... 97 llannali ...... 12 S Mary ( Frirzk) ...... • .6, 99 KIMBERLY Jolm...... •...... •...•...... •. .. ..•.. 125 Mary (Merrill) ...... 97 Mary (Wal.lbridge) ...... •...... 98 Hannah ( _ __,,) ...... S6 KITTREDGE Mary (Waters) ...... 92, 97, 98 Sieldon ...... 6 Minerva ...... 99 Mary (Lz.ttlefz·eld'\I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 71 Nabby ·· ····· ··· · ·· ···· ···· · ...... 98 KINGSBURY Nathaniel ...... 97 KNIGfIT Noyes .... ··········· .... ···················· ...... 99 Daniel ...... 96 Phoebe ( F amham) ...... 98 Deborah ( Corliss) Eastman ...... 95 John ...... 117 Phylena ...... 98 (Squire) ...... Deliverance 96 Rebecca (Armstrong) ...... 98 E'bell.ezer ...... •...... 96 LADD Ruby ...... 98 Eleazer ...... 96 Rudi Kingsbliry ...... 99 Eliza.beth ...... 96 .Abner ...... 98 Ruth ( Hyde) ...... 74, 98 Elizabeth (.--) Russell ...... 96 .Abigal ...... 97, 98 Ruth ( Scott) ...... 99 Elizabeth (Button) ...... 95 .Abigal (Bod-well) ...... 97 Samuel...... 54, 55, 92, 97, 98, 164 EpiiriaII1 ...... % 95, .Abigal (Perkins)...... 98 Sarali ...... 97 Eun.ice ...... 96 Ann ( __) ...... 55, 97 Silence (Hyde) ...... 98 Eunice (__ ) ...... 95 .Andrew ...... 98 Sophrooia ...... 6, 99 Freelove (Rust) ...... 96 Azuba ...... 98 Stisanna (Hartshorn) ...... 97 Cirace ...... •96 Bathsheba ...... 98 Susannah ( Kingsbury) ...... 97 l:Iaclnali ...... 91 , 96 Cmtis ...... 99 Wealdiy (Eames) ...... 99 Hannali ( Denison) ...... 96 Daniel...... 55, 97, 98 Henry ...... 18, 95 Darius ...... 6, 74, 98, 99 Huldah ( Corliss) ...... 95 David ...... 92, 97, 98, 164 ] aIIleS ...... ············· 95 Dorcas ( Haskins) ...... 97 LAKE John ...... 95 Eliza.beth ...... 97, 98 Joseph ...... 18, 64, 91, 95, % Elizabeth (Gilman) ...... 97 Harinah ······· ...... ·········· ...... 75, 100 Love ...... •··········· 96 Eunice ( __) Guild ...... 98 John ...... 75, 99 Love ( Ayer) ...... 64, 95, % Ezekiel ...... 74, 92, 97, 98, 99 Margaret ( Reade) ...... 75, 99 Margaret (.--) ...... 95 Ezekiel Hyde ...... 99 Martha ...... 100 190 LAMBERT LATIMER Cynthia ...... 147 Daiiiel ...... 102 Gershom ...... 72 Eli za.betll ...... 126 Dorcas ...... 41 ... John ...... 128 Ebenezer ...... 108 LAWRENCE Edward...... 66, 102, 114 LAMPREY EliJ>li.alet ...... 102 ~1ary ...... 129 Elizabeth ...... 102 Sarah...... 88 Elizabeth ( Cos ad) ...... 102 LAWTON Elizabeth (McCalvey) ...... 102 LAMPSON Harriett...... 66 l\1ary ...... 19, 118 Isaac ...... 102 ThoIIlas ...... 81 George ...... 82 James ...... 66 Joseph ...... 102 LANGTON LAY ~ ...... ··············· 102 Nancy ( Crowell) ...... 102 Harinali ...... 128 ~ ...... 62 Phoebe ...... 66, 102 Phebe ...... 61 Samuel ...... 101, 102 LANGWORTHY Sarah .. ····· ...... 102 LEE Sarah ( __) ...... 102 .An.drew ...... 87 Sarah (MorrisJ ...... 66, 102 Ann ( Kirtland) ...... 101 Sarah C--) Doolittle ...... 24 LANTERMAN Jane ...... 90, 91, 101 Thomas ...... 102 ~ ...... 86 Elizabeth ...... 1S8 ~ (DeWolf) ...... 101 LINES Phoebe ...... 101 LAPHAM Phoebe ( Brown) ...... 101 }'Ian.nail...... •.....•...... •...... •.•..108 Sarah (Kirtland) ...... 101 Henry- ...... 81 Eli ...... 6 Stephen ...... 24 Hopescill ...... 81 Rachel (.--) ...... 6 Thomas ...... 39, 91, 100, 101 LINSLEY LARGE LEEK Berij amin ...... 26 John ...... 101 Elizabecli ...... 24 Hannah (Gri/fin) ...... 24 ~ ...... 22 John ...... 24 LARKIN LEFFINGWELL Da:ri.i e1...... 44 Rachel ...... 121 UTILE LARRABEE LEGGITT ~ ...... ······· ...... 123 Alice (Parke) ...... 39, 101 Elizabeth ...... 39, 101 ------...... 65 LOBDELL Greenfield ...... 39, 101, 121 John ...... 39, 101 LEONARD Elizabeth ...... 129 Phoebe ( Brown) Lee ...... 39, 91, 101 Sarah...... "······ .. · 39, 101 Hope still ...... 14 Sarah. (__ ,) ...... 39, 101 LOGAN LEWIS ------...... ········· ... ···········66 Anna ( Johnes) ...... 102 Margaret ( Vouglas ? ) ...... 66 Anne (.----:) ...... 102 LA1HAM .Anne (Doty) ...... 102 LONG Benjamin ...... 57, 102 Carey ...... 70 Caleb ...... 85 Abial ...... 83
191 LOOMIS LUNT MARVIN
~ ...... ·········· ...... 6 Ann( __) ...... 83 Robert ...... 39 Sarah ...... ····· ...... ·····. 56 LORD LYtJAN MASON Adrian ( Baysey) ...... 104 I:>c>rothy...... 38 Ainy ...... 104 Elizabeth (Peck) ...... 120 Arin ...... 104, 143 LYON John ...... 134 .Arine ...... 25, 10 3 Nehemiah ...... 145 .Arlthony ...... 102 Phoebe ...... 66 Peleg Sanford ...... 146 Ix>rodiy...... 104 ~ah ...... ········· ················ 77 Dorothy (Bird) ...... 104, 143, 144 MALLETTE Elizabeth (Vincent) ...... 104 MATTIIEWS Faith ...... 102 Lucille ...... 8, 11 G!:'ace ...... •.....•...•...... •.•.•.....•.•.....• 103 Abel ...... 85 liarlnah ...... 144, 146 MALLORY Hannah (Thurston) ...... 104 MAXSON Joan (___ ) ...... 104 Rebecca ...... 40 Joho ...... 104 Dorothy ...... 41, SI Katherine( __) ...... 25, 102, 103 MANNING l-larln.ah ...... 51 Lydia (Buckland) Brown ...... 104 John ··········••oo•oo••······························· 51 ~ ...... ···································· ...... 109 George ...... 105, 162 Jos~_ph ...... 41 Mary (Waite)...... 103 Johan (Wallys) ...... 105, 162 tvfa.ry ···················································· 44 Rachel ...... 103 Phoebe ...... 105, 162 Tacy ...... 41 Rebecca (Bushnell) ...... 104 Rebecca (Stanley) ...... 104 MANOXON Richard ...... 91, 104 Robert ...... 18, 25, 103, 104 .Arln ...... •...... 171 Sarah (Graves) ...... 104 MAY Thomas ...... 31, 104, 143, 144 MANROSS Wi.lliam...... I 04 Abigal ...... 94 Ruth ...... 111 LOTHROP MEAD MANSFIELD Elizabedi ...... 132 Hannah ...... 107, 144, 146 John ...... 132 .Abigal ...... 14 Rebecca ( __) ...... 107, 146 tvfa.ry ...... ······················ 71 Silence ...... 168 William ...... 107, 146 Sarali ...... 132 Thomas ...... 71 MAR.BURY
LOVERIDGE .Arin ...... 89' 105 Bridget ( Dryden) ...... 89, 105 James ...... 66 Catherine ...... 89 MEIGS William ...... 66 Francis ...... 89, 105 John ...... 154, 168 . LUDLOW MARKS MELICK ...... ··...... 142 Hannah ...... 128 Stisan ...... 158
LUMBARD MARSH MELLOWES
John ...... 128 ()J.esiphorous ...... 97 Hannah ( Smi.th) ...... 83
192 l\1EREDITH Elizabeth (Booth) ...... 109 Eldad ...... 25, 29, 112 Ephriam ...... 16, 73, 109 Elizabeth (__ ) ...... 111 r:>eborah ...... 64 Frances (__ ) Werden ...... , ..... 109 Elizabeth (Wilmot) ...... 110 Frances (Burcham) Willey ...... 109 Eucebia (Tuttle) ...... 112 MERRILL Grace ...... 110 Eunice ( Andrews) ...... 112 Grace (Palmer) ...... 16, 109 Hannall ...... 110, 111 Mary ...... 97 Hannah ...... 16, 73, 109 Hannali Louise ...... 65, 112 Hannah (Avery) ...... 73, 109 Hannah ( Chidsey) ...... 110 MERRI~vfAN James ...... 110 Hannah ( Fitch) ...... 110 Joanna ( __) ...... 109 Jolm ...... 110 ..,\.bi gal ...... 108 John...... 109 Jesse ...... 111 Anna ( Street) ...... 108 Joseph ...... 16, 48, 109 Josiah ...... 29, 85, 111 Caleb ...... 108 Lydia (Moore) ...... 109 Justice ...... 112 Elizabeth...... 108 !\.fan as seh ...... 109 Levi ...... 112 Elizabeth ( Brown) ...... 108 Martha (Wellrnan) ...... 109 Loly ...... 112 Elizabeth (Peek) ...... 108 Mary ..... ····· ...... ············· 166 Lydia ...... 111, 112 George ...... 108 Mary ( Avery) ...... 109 Lydia (Avery) ...... 111 Harinali ...... 108 Mary ( Eldridge) ...... 109 Lydia ( Beach) ...... 25, 112 Hannah ( Lines) ...... 108 !-vfary (Lay) ...... 62 ~1artha ...... 111 Hannah(__ ) Dewey ...... 108 Mary ( Lord) ...... 109 lvfary (Bradley) ...... 110 Joan (.--) ...... 56, 108 Mary ( Stevens) ...... 109 .Mary ( Hotchkiss) ...... 112 Jolm ...... 108 Prudence ...... 62 Mary (Pantry) ...... 110 ~ ...... 56, 108 Rebecca ...... 109 :Mary (Stoddard) ...... 110 Mary ( Preston) ...... 108 Salnuel ...... 109 Nadl.alliel ...... 110 Nathaniel...... 56, 108 Sarali ...... ········· ······· ...... 62 Philo ...... 112 Samuel ...... 108 Sarah ( Ayers) ...... 110 Rebecca ...... 110 Sarali (Pope) ...... 109, 120 Rebecca (Ives) ...... 111 MERWIN Si.meon ...... 166 Rebecca ( Pardee) ...... 110 Thomas ...... 16, 109, 120 Rebecca (Turner) ...... 111, 131 Elizabeth (.--) Lewis ...... 85 Ruth ...... 111 Hannall ( ) ...... 30 f&TGIELL Ruth (Manross) ...... 111 Ruth ( Rockwell) ...... 110, 111, 133 MILES Jonathan ...... 34, 35, 139 Samuel ...... 110, 112
John •••••·•••••••••••••••••Hoo••••••••••••••• 35, 139 Sarali ...... 111, 112 Hannali ······· ...... 29 ~mgaret ················--····--·······--··· 35, 139 Sarah ( Sha{ er) ...... 112 Nathaniel ...... 35, 139 Stephen ...... 110, 111 Mll..LER Samuel ...... •·· ...... •··· 35, 139 Sybil ...... 112 Sybil (Holt) ...... ~ ...... 29, 111 Benj arnin ...... 159 MIX Theophilus ...... 111 Thomas ... 85, 110, 111, 131, 133, 160 ~ill.LS Abigal ...... 110, 111 Timoth.y ...... 111 Abigal (Porter) ...... 111 Titus ...... 111 Richard ...... 116 Ann (Port er) ...... 111 TruIDan ...... 112 Amos ...... 25, 65, 112 Uri ...... 112 Amos C...... 112 MINOR Anna ( Hall) ...... 112 Caleb ...... ······· ... 110 MIXER Abigal (Eldridge) ...... 110 darinda ...... 112 Ann (Denison) ...... 62, 109 Oarinda (Barnes) ...... 65, 112 Isaac ...... 71 Bridget ( Che sebrough) Thompson 109 Damaris (Olmsted) ...... 111 Benjamin ...... 48, 62 Daniel ...... 110, 111, 131, 133 MONCK Cement ...... 109, 120 I>eborali ...... 111 I)eborali ...... ••.. 109 I)eborali (Parker) ...... 111 Henry ...... 46, 61 Elizabeth...... 109 I>eborah ( Royce) ...... 85, ~11 Margaret (Chandler) ...... 61
193 MONK Jo1in ...... •. ..•...... 3, 82 NEGUS Josepi ...... 3, 82 John...... 77 Jooathari ...... 93 Mary <--) ································ 3, 82 Mary ( Jobnsorz) ...... 82, 94 MOORE Roger ...... 3, 82, 94 NEIGHBOR Sarah (_..... ) ······················ .. ······ 3, 82 Isaac ...... 142 .Anna Margaret ...... 115 Lydia ...... 109 MULFORD .Anna Mardi.a ...... 115, 157 Leonard ...... 114, 115, 157 .MORA Elizabetli...... · 23 Louisa Elizabeth (__ ) ...... 115 Sarah ( Akers) ...... 23 tvfaria Margareta(--) ...... 115, 157 ------...... 112 William ...... 23 Mary Elizabetli ...... 115
MORGAN MUMFORD NICHOLS
Harin.ali ············································ 132 Thomas ...... 130 Anne ...... 115, 116, 149 Jose,E>li. ••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••.•••••••••..•••• 121 .Ann (Warde) ...... 116 'Wi.lliain ...... 145 MUNSON Anne (Wines)...... 116 Caleb ...... 116 MORRIS Et.J[lice ...... 36 - Elizabem ...... 116 Phebe ( ____) ...... 27 Esther ...... 116,117,126 Daniel...... 55, 102, 113, 114 Sa.rn.u el . .. . . • . .. .. •. •. . . • ...... 36 Esther ( Clark) ...... 116 Elizabetli...... 26 'Wi.lliam...... 57 Francis ...... 116 Elizabetli. ( Harrison) ...... 55, 113 Grace ( __) ...... 116 John ·································· 55, 81, 113 McCALVF:l Hmmali ····················· ...... 116 Mary ( __) ·················· ················ 102 !fester ...... 116, 117 .5aral:i ...... •.•...•...... •.•...•...... •.. 102, 11.4 Eliza.bcocll . .. . .•...... • ...... 102 Isaac ...... 116 Sarah ( Cr(lll,e)...... 113 John ...... 116, 126 Stephen ...... 55, 113, 114 McOOWELL Mary (Bowers) ...... 116 Thomas ...... 81, 113 Mary ( Chazmcey) ...... 116 Jmnes .....•...•.•...... 1,48 Sam.uel ...... 116 MOSELEY ~al:i ...... ···················· .116 McEWEN ~ .... ~...... 52 Rev. Peal:>c>dy ...... 92 Robert ...... 169 NOYES Ri.char-d ...... S2 NAOIBAR Abigal ...... 119 MOSIER Abigal ( Pierpont) ...... 118 Leonhart ...... 114 Ann ( San/ord) ...... 118 Frarlklin ...... 6 Anna ...... 73, 119 NEALE Anne (Parker) ...... 38, 117 MOSS Barbara (Wells) ...... 119 Anne ( Nichols) ...... 115, 149 Bridget ...... 119 Ben j arni.n ...... 29 Harinali ...... 115 Dorothy ...... 118 Estlier ...... 132 John ...... 115, 149 Dorothy (Stanton) ...... 117, 118, 134 Josepli ...... 115 Eli zabeth ...... 118 MOULTIIROP Rebecca ...... 115 Elizabetli. ( Brad/ord) Whiting ...... 118 Thomas ...... 115 Elizabeth (Greenleaf) ...... 117 John ...... 36 Elizabeth (Sanford) ...... 73, 118 Samuel ...... 22 Grace ( Billings) ...... 118 James MOWRY NEFF ...... 38, 117, 118, 119, 134, 144, 147 John ...... l 17, 118 Benjaxnin ...... 3, 82 William ...... 54 Josefii ...... 117, 118, 119
194 NOYES-continued Joseph ...... 48, 62 PARISI-I
Martha (Pierce) ...... 117 PAIN Hmi.n alt...... • ...... 58 ~ ·············· .... ·········· ·········· ...... 118 Mary ( Darvell) ...... 117 Dailiel ...... 33 PARKE Mary (Dunster) Williams ...... 117 Sarali ...... ········· ...... 33 Mary (Gallup) ...... 118 Alice ...... 39, 62, 121 Mary ( Lawton) ...... 118 PAINE .Aii.n ...... ·····················•· ··················· 121 Mary (Thompson)...... 118 Ix>rodiy ...... 121 f.J.c> ses ...... 117 Sainuel ...... 26 Ix>rodiy (Thompson) ...... 121, 165 Rebecca ...... 117, 118 Hannah <--)...... 121 Ruth (Picket) ...... 117 PALMER Hannah ( Frink) ...... 121 Sallford ...... 118 John ...... 121 Sarali ...... 73' 117 Abigal (Carpenter) Titus ...... 120 Martha ...... 121, 165 Sarali. (Brown) ...... 117, 147 Al:,raha.tll ...... ····•·· ...... 119 Martha (Chapin) ...... 121, 153, 154 Sarali. ( Cogswell) ...... 117 Ann ( Denison) ...... 120 Martha ( Holgrave) ...... 121 Sarali. (Oliver) ...... 117 Beri.j arnin ...... 120 ~ (Allyn) ...... 121 Thomas ...... 73, 117, 118, 134 Dorothy ( Gilbert) ...... 120 l~ (Rose) ...... • 121 William ...... 38, 117 Elihu ...... 120 Mary (Witter) ...... 121 Elizabeth ...... 120 _Nadi.an.i el ...... 121 NORTON Elizabeth (Green) ...... •.. 120 . Rachel ( Le{fingwellJ ...... 121 Elizabeth (Griswold)...... 120 Robert ...... 46, 121, 15 2 ~ ········ ························ ...... 131 Eliza.beth (Peck) Mason ...... 120 Sam.uel...... 121 Vmcent ...... 7 C,erslJ.om ...... 61, 120 Sarali (Geer) ...... •...... 121 Cit-ace .•...•.•.•...... •.•.•.•••••.•.•..••.• 1<>9, 120 Thomas ...... •.... 121, 152, 165 OLDS Hannah············································ 120 W-tlliam ...... -····-······-·············121 Hannah (Stant on)...... 120 Ger--sh.om .•...... •...... •... 112 Icb.abod...... 118 Jalll ..... ·······················...... 118, 120 OLIVER Jonali ...... 120 PARKER l\,foses ...•...•••.••.••.•.•••.•.•••.....•••...••...•. 120 Sarali...... •...•...... 11 7 Nehemiali ...... 48, 62, 120, 144 ~bc:rah ...... 111 Noyes ...... 145 Elimbeth ...... 133 OLMSTED Phebe ( Bartholomew) ...... 57 Hmlnali ······································ 22, 122 Rebecca ...... 48, 120 Jacob ...... 30 Dain.aris ...... 111 Rebecca (Short) ...... 119 Jooaman...... 122 Thomas ...... 110 Walter ...... 109, 119 Joseixi ...... 57 William ...... 110, 120 ~garet ...... : ...... 125 OSGOOD ~ ············ ················· ...... ·············· 122 ~hitable ...... 122 PAL\IBS John...... 18 Ralph ...... 70, 122, 126 Pet'er ...... 18 Susa!lnah ...... 16 Rebecca ...... 50, 122, 126 Susannah ...... 70, 122, 123, 126 OTIS Susannah (Keeney) ...... 122, 126 Thomas ...... 117 PANTRY ~ ...... ·········· ·············· ...... 80 Waitstill ...... 29 William ...... 125 OWEN Joltn ...... ········· ...... 110 Mar"y ·•················•·•·········· ·················· 110 .AIIlos ...... 164.
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.Hmnah ...... 27 Rebecca...... 110 Thomas ...... 6 3
195 PAYNE PERRY PIERSON
Abigal ( Brockett) ...... 123 Eliakim ...... 98 Thomas...... 81 Elisha ...... 6 Jan1es ...... 4 Elizabeth...... 123 ~ ·························"··"········"·"········ 4 PIKE John ...... 38, 123 Mary ( Edwards) Brown ...... 123 PERSONS Joseph ...... 95 Mary ( Little) ...... 123 ~rcy ...... 123 Thomas ...... 63 PLAISTED William ...... 75, 123 PHILBROOK Joyce ...... 162 PAYSON Judith (Sill) ...... 137 PLASSE Ed.ward ...... 121 PHILLIPS William ...... 105, 162 PECK Alice ...... 50 PORTER Eleazer ...... 40 John ...... 41 Elizabeth ...... 108, 125 ~ ...... ········· ······ ...... ··········· 75 .Abigal ...... 111 Jol:ui ...... •...... • 36 Sainuel ...... 90, 13 3 .Aila. ···•····················•··· ··•··················· 111 Rudi ...... 14, 27, 28 William ...... 90, 133 Edward ...... 94, 125 William ...... 85 Elizabeth ...... 93, 94, 124 PICKEL .Mary' ·························· ························ 133 PECKHAM Rebecca ...... 50 .Al:x'allam...... 124 Sarali...... •...... 28 'Wi. lliam...... 51 Alina Eva ...... 124 Alina ( __) ...... 124 POST PE.\fBER Anna Gertrude ( Reiterin) ...... 124 Baltus ...... 124, 129, 158 Joh.n ...... ·········· ...... 90 John...... 91 Cllarity (.-~) ...... 124 Elizabeth ( __) ...... 124 POTTER PENDELL Hecl.cy'...... 124 Margaret ...... 124, 158 .Aine lia E...... 6 Wtlliam ...... 122 Maria Catherine ...... 124 Beatrice (Foster) ...... 6 Mary (.--) ·································· 124 Bessie .Alice ...... 7 PENDLETON Nicholas ...... 124 Betsey (James) ...... 6 Peggy ( Farley) ...... - ... 124 Catherine Elizabeth (Spire) ...... 7 Joseph...... 44, 109 Sophie ( __) ...... 124, 158 Cllarles ...... 6 Sarali ·················· ··············...... 44 Cliarles William ...... 8, 11 Sylvester ...... 44 PICKET Cliarlotte Louise ...... 8, 11 Oiristopher ...... 4, 45, 136 PENNINGTON Ruth ...... 117 Oiristophe r Oiamplin ...... 5 Clarinda Louisa (Trimmer) ...... 6 Ephriam...... 38 PIERCE Oyde ...... 7 Darius Ladd ...... 6 PEPPER ~a ...... 117 Darlene ...... 11 Persis ...... 138 Dorothy ( __) ...... 4, 82 Robert ...... 94 Elbridge Gerry ...... 6 Elias Champlin ...... S, 45, 99, 156 PERKINS Elias Thompson ...... 5, 6, 99, 159 Elizabeth Richardson ...... 8, 11 Abigal ...... 98 PIERPONT Elizabeth (Hazard) ...... 4 Jacob ...... 161 Elizabeth (Stokes) ...... 3 Tobij all ...... 63 Abigal ...... 118 Elizabeth (Wells) ...... 3
196 POT1ER-continued Robert ...... 3, 148 PRENTIS Ruth Corwin Showers ...... 6 Samuel ·······································i:.···· 3, 4 Abigal (Wal.ker) ...... 127 Esther ( Champlin) ...... 4, 5, 156 Sarali ...... 3, 4, 69 Alice (__ ) ...... 116, 126 Esther ( Smith) ...... 5 Sarali ( Grinnell) ...... 3 Eliza.betli ...... 127 Esther (Thompson) ...... 5, 99 Sarah (Wilson) ...... 3, 130 Eliza.betli (Lat.imer) ...... 126 Frances Marguerite ...... 8, 11 Sophronia ( Ladd) ...... 5, 6, 159 Eliza.betli ( Rogers) ...... 127 Francis Marion ...... 6 Sukey ( Bennett) ...... 4 Esther ...... 76, 126, 127 Frederick George ...... 7 Susan ...... 6 Esther ( Nichols) ...... 76, 126 George Washington ...... 6 Susanna ...... 3 Ha11nali ...... 73, 127 Hannah (__ ) ...... 29 Susanna (Tripp) ...... 3 John ...... 76, 116, 117, 122, 126 Henry Stanton ...... 6 The_odosia ( Smith) ...... 6 Jonat:h.an...... 126 Ichabod ...... 3, 82, 171 Thomas ...... 3, 6 Mary ( Rogers) ...... 127 Irene ( Quick) ...... 6 V1rginia ( Reid) ------...... B, 11 Rebecca (Parker) ...... 126 Isaac Thompson ...... 6 William ...... 4, 29 Sarali (Janes) ...... 126 Jane Anne (Jones) ...... 6 William W...... 7, 11, 209 Stephen ...... 127 Joan ( Cai.n) ...... Il Thomas ...... 127 John ...... 3, 4, 29, 130, 136, 171 POT1S Valentine ...... 117, 126, 127 John Johnson Payne ...... 6 Joseph ...... 4, 5 , 45 , 156 William ...... 16 PRESTON Josepb.ine Corwin ...... 6 Judith R. (Val.iant) ...... 6 POWERS Eliasaph ...... 27, 36, 169 .Ka.thy Jean ...... 11 Mary ...... •...... ······ ... 108 .un.ce Earl ...... 11 Wal.ter ...... 13 7 Llllian (Dean) ...... B, II PRICE Lucien Bonaparte ...... 6, 7 PRATI Lucille ( Mal.lette) ...... 8, 11 ----- ...... 65 :Berl j amin ...... 13 5 Lucy (___ ) ------...... 6 Elizabeth ...... 20, 125, 126 Lydia (Wilcox) Sherman ...... 3 Elizabeth ( Clark) ...... 20, 125 Margaret .Ann ...... 11 Elizabeth ( Peck) ...... 125 PRINDLE Margaret ( Helme) ...... 3 Hannah (Kirtland) ...... 125 Margaret (Richardson) .... 7, 8, 11, 209 John ...... ······· ····· ...... 125 Phoebe ...... 30 Marguerite (Wood) ...... 8, 11 Joseph . ······················· ...... 125 Mardia ...... 3 Lydia ...... ·········· 125 PRITOIARD Mardia ( Hazard) ...... 3, 17.1 Margaret (Parker) ...... 125 Mary ..... ··········· ········ ..... ··········· ...... 3, 6 Mary ( Andrews) ...... 125 Alice ...... 36, 128 Mary (Perry) ········································ 4 Natlianiel ...... 125 Ben j amin ...... 128 Mary (Segar) ...... 4, 5, 45 Rebecca ( · ) ...... 125 Elizabeth (Prudden) Slough ...... 127 Mary (Wright) ...... 138 Ruth ( Huntington) ...... 125 Frances ( __) ...... 35, 127 May ...... 7 Samuel ...... ····· ...... ········· ...... 125 Hannah ( Langton) ...... 128 ~rcy ...... •.... •·········· •··· 4 Sarah...... 125 Hannah (Marks) ...... 128 Mercy ( Robinson) ...... 3, 4, 136 Sarah. ( Beamont) ...... 125 Joan ...... 128 Mildred Doreen ...... 8, 11 Sarah ( Chapman) ...... 125 Nath ani e 1...... 128 Nancy ...... 5 Sarah. (Jones) ...... 125 Rebecca (Jones) ...... 128 Nathaniel ...... 3, 82 Sarah. (Willard) ...... 125 Roger ...... 3 5, 127 Peleg ...... ••·· 6 William ...... ······· ...... ······· 20' 125 Penelope ( Hazard) ...... 4 Phalle Louise ...... •·• 11 PRITOIETT !'lialle Marie ...... •. •·· •• •· • 11 PRENTICE !'liilip Ou-istopher ...... 11 ------·············································· 63 !'liilip Richardson ...... 8, 11 ------...... 144, 146 Philip William ...... 11 Josepli ...... 48 PROCTOR Rachel ( __) Lapham ...... 5, 6 Sarah (Stant.on) ...... 62 Ran.di Ann ...... 11 Thomas ...... 144 Joseph ...... 161
197 PRUDDEN REVES ROBIE
Jan1e s ...... 127 Wi. lliarn ...... 66 John ...... 54
PULSIFER REYNOLDS ROBINSON
Benedict ...... 163 Jolin ...... 20 Cliristopher...... 111 Mary" ...... ······· ·················· 41 David ...... 15 PUNCHARD Thomas ...... 50 Elizabedi ...... 130 William ...... 74 George ...... 92 William...... l63 Jam ...... 130 RHODES Joseph ...... 130 PUNDERSON ~garet ...... 130 Pen.elope ...... 40 Martha (Potter)...... 130 John ...... 14 Macy ...... ····· ...... 130 RICE Mary (Allen)...... 3, 4, 130 PURCHASE Mary (Hazard) ...... 130 ----...... 49' 169 ~cy ...... ··········· ...... 3, 130 JOail ...... ·• 42, 128 Hao,nal:i ...... 168 Rowland ...... 4, 13, 130 Oliver ...... 42, 128 Sarali ...... ··········· ...... 130 RICHARDSON William ...... 3, 130 QUICK Abigal ...... 133 ROCKWELL Ire11e ...... •...... •...... 6 Ca.leb ...... 97 Cliarles Judson ...... 7, 209 Deliverance (Hawes or Haynes) .... 131 RAMSEY Cliarlotte Elizabeth (Wa/.lis) .....7, 209 Eli zabe'Ch...... 13 1 ~gm-et ...... 7, 209 Elizabeth ( Drake) ...... 131 s. A. ························ ...... ·········· 159 Sam.uel ...... 48 Hano.all.············································ 131 Honor ( Newton) ...... 131 RAY RIGBY ] Oall .•••.•.•.•.•••••••••.•.••• · ••• • •.••• ·• . •. • 92, 131 John ...... 67, 111, 131 Joshua ...... 22 ~hitable ...... 159 Jose,Eii ...... 131 Lydia ...... 14, 131 RAYMOND RINEHART Mary ( Norton) ...... 131 Ruth ...... 110, 111, 131 Sam.uel ...... 90. 101 Oiri sci an ...... 66 Samuel ...... 131 Sarali...... 131 REA Sarali.(Ensign) ...... 111, 131 Susanna (Capen) ...... 68, 92, 131 Joshua...... 16 3 ROBERTS William...... 42, 68, 92, 131 READE .Alli ce ...... 129 ROELOFSON Elizabeth ...... 30, 129 Edmund ...... 99 Elizabeth ( Lobdell) ...... 129 Cadierine ...... 158 Elizabeth ( Cooke) ...... 99 Joanna ...... 30, 129, 130 Elizabeth ...... 158 Joanna C--J ...... 30, 129 Jolin ...... ······ ...... ······ 164 ROGERS REID Lydia ...... 30, 129 Mary" ...... 85 .&ina ...... 24 Virginia ...... 8, 11 Mary ( Lawrence) ...... 129 Elizabeth ...... 127, 144 Rl.ebe, ...... 129 Jona'th.ail...... 40 REITER.IN Sain.uel ...... 97 Mary ...... 24, 27, 71, 127 Willi am ...... 30, 129 Samuel ...... 1-44- Anna Gertrude ...... 124, 129 .2.a.ch ari all ...... 129 Willi am .. .• . .. • ...... •. . . •...... •...... •...... 27
198 ROLFE Thankful (Beach) ...... 133 Hannali ...... 98 Thomas ...... 85 John ...... 53, 89, 133, 134 A.t:l.na ... •. ... .• .• .•. •. .•. .• . .. .. •...... • .. . . . 33 Mary (Brenton) ...... 134 RUSSELL Mary (Coddington) ...... 118, 134 ROPER Mary ( Gorton) Greene ...... 134 Elizabeth (__ ) ...... 96 Peleg ...... 53, 118, 134 John ...... 13 Giles ...... 148 Restcome ...... 134 John ...... 142 Samuel ...... 133, 134 ROSE Mary ·······-- .. ···· ...... 23 Sarah (Wadell) ...... 134 Pliilip ...... 142 Susanna ( Spate burst) ...... 134 ,t,J'ary ...... 121 Sarah ...... 138 Thomas ...... 123 William ...... 134 ROWE RUST SANGER Josepli ...... 30 Freelove ...... 96 Elizabetli...... 26 SABEERE ROYCE SAUNDERS .Alice ...... 171 Abel ...... 28 Tobias ...... SO .Abigal ...... 133 SABIN Abigal ( Cooke) Pomeroy Hoyt ...... 132 SAVAGE Abigal (Richardson) ...... 133 Jerusha ...... 98 Deborah ...... 110, 111, 133 Waitstill (__ ) ...... 92 Thomas ...... 90 Deborah (Cal.kins) ...... 132 El:,ene zer ...... 13 3 SACKETT SAWYER Eliza.hem ...... 21 Elizabeth ( Chilson) ...... 133 Mary (Hubbard) ...... 149 Mary ·································· ·················· 36 Elizabeth (Lothrop)...... 132 Elizabeth (Parker) ...... 133 SAEGER Esther (Moss) ...... 132 SAXTON Hannah (Benedict) ...... 133 Sarali ...... 158 Hannah (Churchill) ...... III, 132 Jerusha ...... 48, 62 Hannah ( Morgan) ...... 132 SAMPSON Joseph ...... 47, 48, 61, 62 Hannah (Wilcoxen) Farnum ...... 13~_ Mary ...... 48, 62 fsaac ...... 85, 132, 133 Jo sei:,11...... 98 lvfercy ...... 48, 62 Jacob ...... 28, 133 John ...... 133 SANDS Jonathan ...... 132 SAYRE Josiah ...... 133 Hannah (Treedwell) ...... 156 ~ ...... 133 Damaris ...... 14, 135 Mary (Benedict) : ...... 85, 133 SANFORD Daniel ...... 135 Mary (Porter) ...... 133 Elizabeth ( Atkins) ...... 135 Mary (Sims) ...... 49, 132 .Artne ...... 118, 134 Fran.cis ...... 135 Mary (Spinning) ...... 132 Bridget ...... 134 Hannah ...... 135 Natlianiel ...... 132 Bridget (Hutchinson) ...... 52, 134 Hannah (Foster) ...... 135 Nehemiah ...... 132 Elipi al ...... 134 Hannah (Raynor) Howe 11 ...... 13 5 Prudence ...... 133 Elisha ...... 134 Job ...... 13 5 Robert ...... 49, 132, 133, 140 Elizabeth ...... 118, 134 Jose_pli ...... 13 5 Rum ...... 132 Elizabeth (Spatchurst) ...... 134 Martha (__ ) ...... 13 5 Elizabeth (Webb) ...... 133 Samuel ...... 49, 111, 133 ~ ····································· ...... 135 Sarali ········· ...... 132 Elleanor ( ___) ...... 13 3 Sarah C--) ...... 13 5 Sarali (Baldwin)...... 132 Esoon ...... 134 Sarah (Wheeler) ...... 135 Sarali (Lothrop) ...... 132 Griselda (Sylvester) ...... 134 Thomas ...... 14, 135
199 SCHAUM SHARP Walter ...... 13 7 William ...... 138 Johannes ...... 124 ------...... 71 Ann Catlierine ...... 158 SHERBURNE SCHENCKLE Samuel ...... 88 Henry ...... 115 SHARSWOOD SHERIFF SCOTT George ...... 58 Martha (__ ) ...... 82 Lucius ...... 99 SHELLEY Thomas ...... 82 Ruth ...... 99 Jane ( __) ...... 4 I SHERMAN SEARLE SHEPARD Lydia (Wilcox) ...... 3 Rebecca ...... 92 ~tthew ··········••oo• .. ···· ...... 36 Abigal ...... 138 SEELEY Anne (Tyng) ...... 139 SHERWOOD Elizabetli ...... 138 l)a.vid ...... 30 Elizabeth (Fuller)...... 138 Sarah ( Hurd) ...... 30 Hannah ( Odell) ...... 150 Elsie (Tucker) ...... 140 Hannah ...... 33, 137, 140 SHORT SEGAR Hannah (Blanchard)...... 58, 137, 138 Hannah (Ensign) ...... 33, 58, 137 Rebecca ...... 119 Alice ( Hull) ...... 136 Isaac ...... 13 7 John ...... 136 Jacob ...... 13 7, 138 SHOWERS l'Jary' ·········· ...... ········· 4, 136 Jeremiah ...... 139, 161, 162, 166 Joanna (White) ...... 137 Rum Corwin...... 6 SELBY Johanna (Hooker) ...... 139 John...... 137, 138, 139, 140 SILLIMAN Jane <--) ...... 41 Judith (Sill) Philbrook ...... 137 Margaret ( ) Touteville ...... 139 .Da,n.iel ...... 149 SENISON Margaret (Borodell) ...... 139, 162 !vlary ...... 138, 140, 165, 166 SILVER ~k ...... 142 Mary <.----) ...... 138 Mary (Smedley) ...... 137 ~vlary (Williams) ...... 161 SERVIS Mary (Wainwright) ...... 139, 165, ~66 ;\{a,ry (Wright) Potter ...... 138 S1~KINS Susama ...... 158 Mehitable ...... 140 .Mercy ( Chickering) ...... 138 Kadierine ...... 148 SEWALL Nadian.iel ...... 140 Persis (Pierce) ...... 138 George ...... 136, 161 Ralph ...... 68, 137, 138 SIMS Philippa ...... 136, 161 Rudi ...... 138 Stephen ...... 139 Samuel ...... 139 ~ ...... 132, 140 Sarali ...... 58, 138 Sarah ( Goble) ...... 137 SEYOUGIE Sarah ( Hotchkiss) ...... 138 SINGLETERRY Sarali ( Russell) ...... 138 Elizabetli ...... 13 Thariks ...... 137 Lydia ...... 97 Thanks ( Lord) ...... 68, 137 SHAFER Thomas ...... 33, 34, 58, 68 SLOAN 137, 138, 139, 161, 162 Sarali ...... ·············· ...... 112 Trial...... 137 Thomas ...... 120
200 SLOUGH SOUIBWORIB Anna ( Stanton) ...... 145, 148 Anna (Wheeler) ...... 73, 145 Elizabeth (Prudden) ...... 127 Elizabeth ...... ,...... 86 Augustus ...... 14 7 William...... 127 Borodell (Denison) ...... 144 SPATCHURST Cynthia (Lewis)...... 147 SMEDLEY Daniel ...... 144, 146, 165 Elizabeth ...... 134 I)esire ...... 148 ~ ·························· ························ 137 Susanna ...... 134 Dorothy ...... 118, 119, 144, 145, 147 Elizabeili ...... 148 SMITH SPENCER Elizabeth ( Brown) ...... 146 Elizabeth ( Rogers) ...... 144 Abij ali ...... 98 Sarah...... 20 Esther...... 146 .An.drew ...... 141 Esther ( Babcock) ...... 146 Ben j am.in ...... 141 SPERRY Esther (Gallup) ...... 146 I:>orothy ...... 142 E-uni.ce...... 145 I:>orothy (.--) ...... 142 .Alma ...... 36 Eunice ( Crandal.I) ...... 147 Elizabeth ...... 69, 142 :David ...... 36 Gardiner ...... 147 Elizabeth (__ ) ...... 142 Elizabeth ...... 36 Hannah .. 120, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148 Erasrus ...... 14 2 Elizabeth (Post)...... 40 HaI10.ah ( Chesebrough) ...... 145 Estlier ...... 5 Roger ...... 120 Hannah ( Foster) ...... 145 Francis ...... 77, 141 Hannah ( Lord) ...... 144, 146 HaI10.ah...... 83 SPINNING Hannah. (ft.lead) ...... 76, 144, 146 Henry········································ 31, 142 Hannah (Thompson) ...... 48, 144 Jam.es ...... 142 Mary ...... ······..... 132 Hannah (Williams) ...... 145 Joanna ...... 142 Hemy ...... 147 John ...... 34, 79, 141 SPIRE Isaac Wheeler ...... 145 Jose}?li ...... •...... 141 Joaillla ...... 148 Catherine Elizabeth...... 7 Lucy ...... 77, 141 Joanna (Gardiner) ...... 62, 144, 147 Margaret ( Cecil) ...... 142 John ··························48, 144, 145, 154 SQUIRE .Mardia ...... 96 Joseph ...... 44, 48, 73, 76, 107, 144 ~ ·········································· 94, 141 .Arin ...... 28 145, 146, 155, 156, 166 Mary ( Ensign) ...... 142 Katherine (Simpkins) ...... 148 ~ Ii verance ...... 96 ~hitable ...... 91 Lodowick ...... 147 Nathaniel ...... 97, 141 Lucy ...... 73, 146, 148 STALLWORTHIE Nehemiah ...... 166 ~cy ...... ······· 147 Noah...... 142 ·· ~garet ...... 73, 145 ~ ...... 143, 163 J?b.ilip ...... 69 Margaret (Chesebrough) .. 144, 145, 166 Philippa ...... 31, 142 STALLYON Marlborough ··························:···········147 Rebecca ...... 142 ~a ...... 145 Samuel...... 68, 142 Ikborah...... 16 Mary ·························· 73, 144, 145, 146 Sarali ...... 141 147, 148, 155, 156 Theodosia ...... 6 STANLEY Mary (Champlin) ...... 144, 146, 155, 156 Mary (Coit) ...... 145 SNOOK Rebecca ...... 104 Mary (Gardiner) ...... 146 Mary (Starkweather) ...... 144 ...... 158 STANTON Mercy ...... 148 Mercy (Babcock) ...... 146 SORRELS ------(Prentice) ...... 145, 146 Nancy ( __ ) ...... 147 Abigal ...... 147 Nathan ...... 145 Marjorie ( Shiery) ...... 11 .Ann ...... 144 Nadianiel ...... 145 Ann ( Lord) ...... 77, 107, 118 Phineas ...... 148 SOUIBARD 143, 148, 154 Prudence ...... 148 Ann ( Stanton) ...... 144 Prudence ( Che sebrough) ...... 145 Henry ...... 102 Anna ...... 145, 148 Rebecca ...... 43, 44, 146, 148
201 STANTON-continued Elizabedi ...... 149 STOW Elizabeth ( __) ...... 149 Robert ...... 62, 77, 144, 147, 148 Grace (__ ) ...... 149 Ichabod ...... 15 Ruth (Ayer) ...... 145 lfan.n ali ...... 15 0 Samuel ...... 44, 61, 144 Hannali (Odell) Seeley ...... 150 STOWE Sarah ...... 48, 62, 144, 145, 146, 155 Jacob ...... 150 Sarah ( Chesebrough) ...... 148 John ...... 149 Elizabeth ...... 22 Sarah (Denison) ...... 144 Mary ················································ 149 Sarah ( Hilliard) Fish ...... 148 Mary ( Blaisdell) Stowers ...... 149 STOWERS Sarah (Wheeler) ...... 144 Mary<.--) ·································· 149 Thankful ...... 148, 155 Mary ( Hubbard) Sawyer ...... 149 Mary ( Blaisdell) ...... 149 Thankful ( Babcock) ...... 146 Mary (Lamb) Beckwith ...... 150 Thankful ( Denison) ...... 148, 155 Mary ( Marvin) Ely ...... ISO STRATTON Theophilus ...•...... 144 Mary (Starr) ...... ISO Thomas ...... 61, 62, 77, 104, 107, 119 Nadian.iel ...... ISO ------...... 122 143, 144, 146, 148, 154, ISS Ridiard ...... 149 Bardio ...... 134 William ...... 145, 148 Ruth ...... 150 STREET ~iall. .. ······················ ············ ...... 145 Sa.t--alJ. •••. · ·· •...•. •• .. .• .. .• .. . • • . • ...... •. .. . 150 William...... 115, 149, 16 3 STAPLES .Al:ina ...... 108 STETSON Hminah...... ············ ...... 27 STRIKER .Aiin.e ...... 20 rrARKWEArruER Hann-'- 44 Josepi ...... 16 3 S'.l .10 i:lll ••••••••·•••••••••••••••••••••••••·•••••••·•••
~ ············ ············ ...... 144 STEVEN'S STURGIS
STARR wee ...... 72, 150 Edward ...... 80 Hmry ...... 76 Fear ...... 84 .Anne Kath.leen ...... 11 John 163 ················································ Sarali...... •...... 80 .Ed.win Oiellis ...... ••· ..... 8, 11 Margery 15 80 93 ································ , ' Elisabeth Richardson (Potter) ... B, 11 Mary ...... •...... 109 SUMNER George E. •······· •··················· •·· •· •······ 11 Ri-'-ardUl •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 72 , 150 Jessie B. (Gaylord) ...... II Benjamin ...... 19 Marjorie (Shiery) Sorrels ...... 11 ~ ··· · · · · · ··· ·· ·· · · · · · · ·· ·· ·· · ·· · ·· ·· ·· ·· · · .. ·· ·· · 150 SWEETSER Stephen Garrett·································· ll STEVENSON Timoth.y SalisbtJJ:y ...... 11 ~ ...... 33 Anne ...... 47, 151 STEARN ffi Peter ...... 47, 151 SWIFT
Mary ( Lot brop) ...... ·· · ... ·· .. ·· · · · · · · · · ·· · 71 STILF.S Thomas ...... 42
STENT Bathsheba (Tomlinson) ...... 57 SYLVESTER Hemy ...... 168 Elizabeth ...... 81 Griselda ...... 134 STODDARD TALLMAN STERLING John ...... 69 :tv.hry ...... 110 .SCephen ...... 3 .Abigal ...... 150 Anne ...... 150, 163 STOKES TAPPEN Anne (Nichols) Neale ...... 149, 163 Dariie l ...... 150 Elizabeth ...... 3 ~ ...... 22
202 TEFFf Martha ...... 152 TOMPKINS Mary ········· ...... ······ 118, 152, 155 Elizabeth ( Jenckes) ...... 151 .Mary ( Champlin) ...... 15 5 Natlian.iel ...... 13 John ...... 151, 171 Mary (Holmes) ...... 44, 148," 154 Sarah...... 163 Joshua ...... 151 .Mary (Stanton)...... 5, 155, 156 Mary ...... 151, 152, 171 Mercy ( Mans/ ield) ...... 36 TONGUE Mary ( __) ...... 151, 171 Nathaniel...... 152, 155 Samuel ...... 151 Peleg S...... 156 John ...... 1(5(5 Sarah ( __) ...... 151 Prudence ...... 44, 155 Tabitha ...... 151 Robert ...... 155 TOU1EVILLE William ...... 151 Ruth ...... 155 Ruth (Thompson) ...... 155 Margaret ( __) ...... 138 THACHER Samuel ...... 5, 155 Sarah .. ·············· .. ······ ·········· ...... -44, 155 TOWNER Bethia ...... 86 Sarah ( Stant.on) ...... 155 Joho...... 80 Stanton ...... 156 JooathaI1 ...... 58 Stisanna ...... 155 Sa,m,uel ...... 22 1HOMAS Thankful ...... 155, 156 ~alt·················································· 74 Thankful (Stanton) ...... 145, 155 Catherine <-~)...... 158 Thomas ...... 155 TOWNSEND Elizabeth ...... 8S, 91, 101 William...... 48, 154, 155 Sat-alt...... 170 Benjamin Potter ...... 11 Tabidia ...... 85 1HRALL Clinton Blake, Jr...... 11 Louise ( Hanna) ...... 11 TIIOMPSON Elizabeth ...... 39, 101 TR.ACY Abigal ...... ········· ...... ········· ····· 15 5 THURSTON Abigal ( Coggeshall) ...... 155 Dari.iel ...... 21 Alice (Freeman) ...... 61, 121, 152, 153 Elizabeth...... 21 Hann ah ··············································104 .Arina ...... •...... 155 Thomas ...... 69 Anna ( Babcock) ...... 155 TILLEY Anne (Vicars) ...... -...... 153 TRAVERS Anthony ...... 144, 153 Elizabeth ...... 86, 157 Bridget ...... 44, 61, 152, 153, 155 Elizabeth ( __) ...... 86, 157 Han.nal'.i ·············································· 17 Bridget ( Chesebrough) ...... 109 John ...... 86, 157 Deborah (Dudley) ...... 154 ·- 1REAT Dorothy ...... 121, 152 TIT1RETCN Dorothy ( __) ...... 81 ~ ...... ····························.-··········· ss Ebenezer ...... 154 Johamah...... 168 Salmon ...... 118 Elias ...... 146, 147, 148, 155, 156 Eliza.betli ...... •• • • • .. •· • 36 TITUS 'TRThfMER Esther ...... 5, 156 Hannah ...... 36, 144, 154, 156 Abigal (Carpenter) ...... 120 ------( __) Weaver ...... 158 Hannah (__ ) ...... 15 S .Axidrew ...... 157 Hannah ( Burdick) ...... 155 TODD Ann ( Bowman) ...... 158 Hannah (Treedwell) Sands ...... 156 Ann C.atherine (Sharp) ...... 158 Isaac ...... 44, 84, 148, 154, 155, 156 Jonah...... 86 .Arina ...... 158 John ...... 81, 84, 152, 153, 154 ~ ···············--· ...... 160 Anna Martha (Neighbor) ...... 124, 157 Josepi ...... 22, 156 Samuel ...... 36 Anna Mary ( Kem) ...... 158 Joshua ...... 155 Antliony ...... 157 Katherine ( __) ...... 144, 15 3 TOMLINSON Catherine ( __)...... 158 Lodowick ...... 156 Catherine ( Roelofson) ...... 158 Lydia ...... 154 Alice ( __) ...... 31 Catherine(__ ) Thomas ...... 158 Margaret ...... 28 He11cy ...... 31 Oiristia11a ...... 158 203 TRIMMER-continued 1UIBILL VEGHTE
John ...... 74 00 Clarinda Louisa ...... 5, 6, 159 Mary ...... ··············•• •""··· •• 64, 16() David ...... 65, 66, 124, 158, 159 Elizabeth ...... 15 8 TUTTI£ VICARS Elizabeth (LClllterman) ...... 158 Elizabeth (Roelofson) ...... 158 Dorcas (Thomas) ...... 30 Ailne ...... 15 3 Eva (Cramer) ...... 158 Elizabetli ...... 18, 22 George ...... 158 Eucebia ...... 112 VINCENT Hannah ( Dillin) ...... 7, 159 Joshua ...... 22 Harbert or Harmon ...... 158 ~ ...... 74 Elizabeth...... 104 Heridrick ...... 158 Saniuel ...... 22, 75 Jacob ...... 158 Stephen ...... 22, 75 WADE John ...... 115, 157, 158 Juditli ...... 158 TILER Nicholas ...... 68 Leonard ...... 158 Lewis ...... 7, 65, 159 Esther ...... 28 Margaret ( Pickel) ...... 66, 158 Ewi.ice ...... 28 WAINWRIGHT Martha ( Case) ...... 158 Jdin ...... 28 1v.fary ...... 158, 159 Ben j aini.n ...... 161 Mary Caterina ( __) ...... 157 Elizabeth ...... 161 Matthias ...... 115, 124, 157, 158 Frances ...... 84, 161 Nidiolas ...... 158 Francis ...... 136, 139, 161 1YNG Sarall ...... 66 Hannah ( __) ...... 161 Sarah Frances ...... 159 Joon ...... 161 Sarall (Douglas)...... 65, 158, 159 .Ano.e ····••••·••·•····•••·••••··•·•••••·•·•·•·•·•••·• 139 ~a ...... 161 Sarah (Saeger) ...... 158 Mary ...... -- ...... -...... 139, 161, 162 UNDERWOOD &>phia ...... 158 Mary (Williams) Silver ...... 161 Susan (Melick) ...... 158 Mehitable ...... 161 Jose.?1 .•...... •.•...•••...•...... 169 Susanna (Servis) ...... 158 ~ah ...... 161 Wi.lliam...... 158 ~ah (Whipple) ...... 161 UPSALL Simon ...... 161 Nicholas ...... 42 Philippa (Sewall) ...... 139, 161 TRIPP U1LEY St.i.sanna ...... 3 Sainuel ...... 73 WAITE TUCKER VACTOR Jolm ······ .. ·············--·· ...... 83 Elsie ...... 1-40 ~ ...... ·············· ...... ·········103 Jarnes ...... • 140 Mary ...... 64, 160 Polly ...... 64, 160 WALDO TURNER VALIAl.\J"T .2.accheus ...... 96 Abigal ...... 160 Oiloe ( Humistonj ...... 59 Judith. Rosalie...... 6 WALKER fucas ...... 22 Haxmah ...... 16() VAN GOODENHAUSEN Abigal ...... 127 Isaac ...... 160 Harm.ah ...... ··········· ························ 14 Joho...... n Sain.uel ...... 159 Robert ...... 169 Mary ···················--·...... 160 Mary (Todd) ...... l 60 VAUGH.AN WAILBRIDGE Nathaniel ...... 110, 159 Rebecca ...... 110, 160 Elizabeth...... 86 .MaJ:-y ·························· ························ 98 204 WARD Temi:,erarice ...... 164 Eli za.l:etli...... 3 William ...... 163 Elizabetli. ( Boume) ...... 168 Jam.es ...... 131 Jam.es ...... 3 WATKINS WARDE WELSH Elizabetli...... 6(5 Ann ...... 116 John Willi am. ..•...•..•.....•.....•.•.....•.••• 115 John ...... 55 WATROUS WERDEN WARNER Isaac ...... 125 Frances ( ___) ...... 109 Daniel ...... 102 WATSON Heney ...... 169 WEST John ...... 59 John ...... 126 Thoma.s ...... 16 3 WATERMAN WAT1S
················································ 4 Sarn.uel ...... 17 WHEATON
WAT1ERAS WEAVER Joon ...... 74
Isaac ...... 125 ------(_____ ) ...... 158 WHEELDING
WEBB Jose,EI1 ·····•···•······•····•···•·······•·•···•·•···· 80 WATERS Elizabeth 133 Abigal ...... 163 George ...... 171 WHEELER .Adam ...... 164 Hannah ...... ···················· 17, 164 Atln..e ...•.. .• •...... ••• .•. •.•...•. •. .•.. ••. •••• .. ... • 163 .Abigal ················································ 83 Anne (Sterling) ...... 98, 163 .Ao.na ················································ 166 Da:ci.iel ...... 16 3 WEEDEN I>c>r c>thy ...... 166 Elizabeth...... 16 3 Elizabeth ...... 165, 166 Elln.ice ...... 164. .llannah .. ·•·····························•·•···· 50, 51 Esth.er ...... 166 Ezekiel ...... 163 E'UD.ice ••.•...•.•.....•..•...... •••.•.•...•.•••.•..•. 166 Gideon ...... 164 WELD Experience ...... 166 l-lailnali ...... ·········...... 163 &mah...... ····················· ...... 166 James ...... 105, 143, 150, 162, 163 Mary ··························~······················· 77 Hannah (Gal.lup) ...... 145, 166 Joon ...... ······. 16 3 Henry- ...... ~ ...... 13 Joseph ...... 164 WEIDE Isaac 73, 76, 118, 121, 139, 165, 166 Joyce ( __) ...... 143, 162 IMargaret ...... 73, 166 Lois ...... 164 Elizabem ...... 61 Martha ...... 165, 166 Martha ...... 163 Martha (Parke) ...... 76, 139, 165 Mary ...... 97, 98, 163, 164 WELLMAN !. .fary ...... ·········· ..... ········· ...... 165 Mary ( Stallworthie) ...... 150, 163 Mary ( __) ...... 121, 164 Phoebe ...... 163 Marth.a .. . . . • ...... 109 .Mary (Minor) ...... 166 Phoebe (Manning)...... 162 Mary (Shepard) ...... 73, 166 Rachel (Hart) ...... 163 WELLES .Mary (Wheeler) ...... 166 Richard ...... 143, 162 Prudence ( Payson) ...... 16S Roger ...... ········· ... 163 Thoma.s ...... 60,69 Rachel (Squire) ...... •.. .. 14 Samu~!...... 98, 150, 163 Ri.cb.aI'd ...... 16S Sarali ...... ·········· ...... ········· 16 3 WELLS Sarah······················ ...... 135, 144, 165 Sarah (Tompkins) ...... 163 Thomas ...... 121, 139, 164, 165, 166 Stallworthie ...... 163 Barbara ············································ 119 Wi.lliam ...... 76, 145, 166 e Stl.sallDa ...•...... •...... •...•..•.•...... •·. 16 3 .I:)aiii I ...... 147 z---- ·········································· 165 205 WHIPPLE SaIIluel ...... 168 WILMOT Sarali ...... ······ ...... 168, 169 ~ttliew ...... 26 Silence ( Mans/ield) ...... 168 Ann ...... 40, 170 Sarali ...... ··········· ...... 161 Timothy ...... 28, 31, 168 Ann (___ ) ...... 40, 170 William ...... 31, 167, 168 Benjamin ...... 40, 170 WHITE Elizabeth...... 110 Elizabeth. (. __) Heaton...... 170 Joanna ...... 137 Sarah (Thomas) ...... 170 WILDER Thomas ...... 22 WHITEHEAD William ...... 170 Abraliain ...... 169 Alice ...... 169 Slisanna ...... 40 WILSON Edward ...... 169 WHITING Elizabeth ...... 68, 169 Alice ( Saheere) ...... :...... 171 Elizabeth ( Eames) ...... 169 .Ann ( Manoxon) ...... 17 l Isaac ...... 169 Elizabeth ( Brad/ord) ...... 118 James ...... 171 Mirtha (__ ) ...... 68, 169 Jeremiah ...... 171 l~ ...... 169 WHITTAKER t~ ...... ········· ...... ········· 171 Mat-diew ...... 169 Miry ( __) ··············· ...... 171 Thomas ...... 169 .Abraliarn ...... 54 Mary (Te{ft) ...... 3, 171 Samuel...... 3, 151, 152, 171 Wl~\.f WILFORD Sarah ...... 3, 171
Thomas ...... 49 ~ ································ ·········· ...... 54 WINES Ruth...... 17 WIGNALL .An.ne ...•...... •...•.• .•.. .•.•...... •..•.• 116 WILLARD Ba['Dabas ...... I 16 Alexander ...... 92, 167 Sa[,ali, .• ·•·•·•·•·• ·•······•· .•....•....•••...... 125 Elizabeth ...... 92, 167 WIN1HROP WILLETT WILCOX Eli7.abeth (Reade) ...... 99 John ...... 133 .Ail.dt--ew .. . . . • • •• ...... •. •• .. • • • . • . • . •. .• • . • . • . •. •. •. . S3 Sarah...... ·························· ... ·············. 69 Jarnes .... .•...•...... •...... •.•...... •.•.. 72 Steph.en...... 82 WISE WILLEY WILCOXEN Jolm ...... 77
Frances (Burcham) ...... 109 Ann (_) ...... 168 WITTER Elizabet:ll ...... 169 Elizabeth (Bourne) Wells ...... 168 Josiah ...... 165 Hannali ...... 168, 169 WILLlAM.5 Mary ...... 121 Hannali (Rice) ...... 168 Joanna ...... 169 Ebenezer ...... 165 WODELL Joanna (Birdseye) ...... 28, 169 Ewiice ...... 76 Johannah (Tittreton) ...... 168 lfannali ...... 145 Sa.rali ...... 134 Joho ...... 168 1-farriett ...... 99 Joseph ...... 168 John ...... 62, 165 WOLCOTT Lydia ( Alling) .. ~...... 168 Joseph ...... 166 Margaret (___ ) ...... 31, 168 Mary (Dunster)...... 117 Anna (Sperry) ...... 36 Mary ( Griswold) ...... 168 William ...... 166 Sarah (Johnson) ...... 36 Cl>a.diali ································ ·········· .. · 168 Phoebe ...... 28, 31, 168, 169 WILLIS WOLFE Rebecca ...... 169 R'Uth. ·······•················. ·········· ...... 169 George ...... 6 John ...... 65 206 WOOD WYATT YORK
Fred ...... 11 Richard ...... , 122 Jaznes ...... 146 Mabel ( Garrison) ...... 11 Marguerite V ...... 8, 11 YOUNG YALE WRIGHT Christopher ...... I 16 Jolin ...... 110 Dariiel ...... 73 Eli j all ...... 164 Thomas ...... 27, 160 Thomas ...... 74
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Line of descent from the emigrating ancestor in the Richardson line, Amos Richardsonl, to Margaret Richardson:
Amos Richardson 1 m. Mary Smith I Stephen Richardson2 m. Lydia Gilbert I I I Jonathan Richardson3 Stephen Richardson3 m. Ann Edwards m. Abigal ( __ ) Pelham I Amos Richardson4 m. Rachel Yarrington I Rae hel RichardsonS married David Ri:hardson4 : I Sanford RichardsonS Phalle RichardsonS m. Roxalana Burroughs m. Timothy Grow I I Harper Richardson6 Persis Grow m. Roxana Belknap m. John Slafter, Jr. I Paschal Richardson 7 married Almina LouisaI Slafter I J I Charles Judson Richardson8 m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis I Margaret Richardson9 m. William W. Potter
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AMOS RICHARDSONl, born not later than 1617/8, was, possibly, son of Eleazer Richardson of Field House, Worcestershire, England. The earliest record of him is in Boston, Massachusetts, May 22, 1639, when he was witness to a deed for Governor Winthrop. His close association with the Winthrop family is indicated by the many transactions and letters bearing his name, among the Winthrop papers. He was an active attorney in the law courts; merchant tailor; trader; and crusted to serve in public office. In Boston he acquired several pieces of property, and bought large acreages in Rhode Island and Connecticut. In 1642 Amos Richardson married Mary, thought to be daughter of John Smichl, who emigrated from Lancaster in 1635. Later associations show a close, if not a family, relationship to Richard Smith2, and John Tinker, husband of Alice Smith 2. Richard and Alice were children of John Smith 1, and had an older sister, Mary. The "Stonington, Connecticut, Chronology" says: "June 22, 1661. Amos Richardson house raised near Lamberts Cove; all the neighbors helped." The family moved from Boston in 1662, to Quiambaug Farm, in Stonington. Amos Richardson is not listed as a church member in Boston or Stonington, but his wife, Mary, united with the First Church in Boston, December 26, 1647, and their children were baptized by John Cotton, the minister. She was an original member of the Stonington church, and attended the first communion service, September 10, 1674. Their oldest son, John, was educated for the ministry at Harvard College. Amos died at Quiambaug Farm, August 5, 1683, and his widow died the following month; both wills were probated in 1683.
Children: 1. Mary, 1644/5-1681, m. 1. Jonathan Gatliffe 2. ------Starr 2. John, 1647-1696, m. Mary ------3. Amos, 1650, d.y. 4. Stephen, 1652-1694, m. 1673/4, Lydia Gilbert3 ( Jonathan2, Thos.1) S. Catherine, 1655-1701, m. 1. 1671, Capt. David Anderson 2. 1679, Capt. Richard Sprague 6. Sarah, 1657, m. Timothy Clarke 7. Samuel, 1659-1712/3, m. Anna Chesebrough3 ( Nathaniel2, Wm. 1) 8. Prudence, 1661, m. 1. 1683, John Hallaml, d. 1700 2. Elnath an Minor3 ( Manasseh2, Thomas 1)
References: Amos Richardson by Richardson Boston, Mass., Vital Records One Branch of the Minor Family by Selleck Church Records, First Congregational Church, Stonington Genealogical Page, Hartford Times, 11125/1950
STEPHEN RICHARDSON2 ( Amosl), born June 14, 1652, in Boston, Massachusetts, removed to Stonington, Connecticut, with his parents in 1662. He married about 1673/4, Lydia Gilbert3, 1654-1738, daughter of Jona chan 2 and Mary (Wells) Gilbert of Hartford, Connecticut. He served in King Philip's War; became a freeman, 1679; acted as Indian interpreter; constable, 1680; representative from Stonington to the General Court, 1687. His home was near the Pawcatuck River, about five miles east of Quiambaug Farm. He died in Stonington in 1694. His widow married Captain John Chapman of Haddam, and died in East Haddam, Connecticut, in 1738.
213 Children: 1. Jonathan, 1674-1700, m. 1696, Ann Edwards3 ( Richard2, Wm. 1) 2. Stephen, 1676-1749, m. 1. Joanna Minor3 (]oseph2, Thomasl) 2. 1728, Abigal ( __ ) Pelham 3. i\t!ary, 1678/9, m. 1. Richard Carder, d. 1707 2. ------Lake 4. Amos, 1681, d.y. S. Samuel, 1683 6. Rachel, 1686 7. Lemuel, 1688-1713, m. 11ehitable Chapman (John) 8. Jemima, 1692, m. 1. 1708/9, Green Hungerford3 (Thomas2, Thos.1) 2. 1741, Matthew Fuller 9. Nathaniel abt. 1694 d.y.
References: Amos Richardson by Richardson Church Records, First Congregational Church, Stonington Stonington Vital Records Early Probate Records, Connecticut Parkhurst Mms., State Library, Hartford, Ct.
Line of descent from J onathan3 and Stephen3, sons of Stephen2 and Lydia (Gilbert) Richardson; whose lines converged in the marriage of David Richardson4 (Stephen3, Stephen2, Amosl) and Rachel RichardsonS ( Amos4, Jonathan3, Stephen2, Amosl). See chart.
JONATHAN RICH.ARDSON3 (Stephen2, Amosl) born in 1674, was baptized in Stonington, Connecticut, June 19, 1681. He married in 1696, Ann Edwards3, 1678-1764, daughter of Richard2 and Elizabeth (Tuttle) Edwards of Hartford. After his death, May 7, 1700, his widow returned co Hanford. In 1702 she married William Daven porc2 (Humphrey I), 1660-1742, a widower.* She lived in Hartford Uutil August, 1708, then removed to Stoning ton, and in 1718, moved to Coventry, Connecticut. Here she died in 1764. Children: 1. Jonathan, 1697-1773, m. Anna Treat4 ( Salmon3, James2, Richardl) 2. Amos, 1699-1779, m. Rachel Yarrington2 (Peterl)
References: Amos Richardson by Richardson Coventry Vital Records; cemetery records Stonington Vital Records
AMOS RICHARDSON4 ( J onathan3, Stephen2, Amosl ), born December, 1699, in Stonington, Connecticut, was baptized in Hartford, June 23, 1700, a month after his father's death. He lived with his mother in Hartford, and removed to Stonington with her in August, 1708. A deed of May 2, 1724, indicates he was residing in Stonington,
* Ann ( Edwards) Richardson married, 1702, William Davenport 2, 1660-1742, and had six children; half-brothers and sis ters to J onathan4 and Amos Richardson4: Davenport children: 1. Humphrey, 1703, m. Hannah Fitch 2. Ann, 1705, m. Habakuk Turner 3. Elizabeth, 1708, m. Nathaniel Gove 4. Rachel, 1715, d.y. 5. Richard, 1716, m. Alice 6. Rachel, 1718
214 and was a carpenter. He married, about 1724, Rachel Yarrington2, 1707-1775?, daughter of Peterl and Abial (U'oodward) Yarrington of Preston and North Stonington. After 1725, they lived in Coventry, Connecticut; his home was the second built in the North parish. He died in Coventry in 1779, leaving a will dated September 18, 1775. Since his wife is not mentioned in the will, she was, probably, already dead. Children: 1. Nathan, 1725, m. Phoebe Crocker; moved to Manchester, Vt. 2. Lemuel, 1726-1777, m•. Anna Rust5 ( S amue/4, N athl3, I srael2, Henry 1) 3. Amos, 1728-1802, m. 1. Ruth Stiles, d. 1777 2. Phoebe ------, d. 1802 4. Rachel, 1729-1807, m. 1747, David Richardson4 (Stephen3, 2, Amosl) S. Jonathan, 1731-1799, m. Jerusha 6. Stephen, 1732-1809, m. Mabel Marsh 7. Ann, 1734, m. Uri ah Brigham 8. Zebulon, 1735 9. Humphrey, 1737-d. by 1775, m• .Mary Brown 10. Abigal, 1739 11. Lois, 1741-d. by 177S, m. Jonathan Porter 12. Justus, 1743-1813, m. Submit Throop 13. Eunice, 1746, m. Elam Jewett 14. Abial, 1749, m. 1766, Henry Ladd
References: Stonington Vital Records; Land Records Coventry Vital Records; Land Records,· Cemetery Records Probate Records, Hartford, Ct.
RACHEL RICHARDSONS ( Amos4, Jonathan3, Stephen2, Amosl), born in Coventry, Connecticut, May 16, 1729, married October 28, 1747, David Richardson 4, 1729-1811, son of Stephen3 and Abigal (__ ) Richardson of Lebanon. They lived in Lebanon until 1757, then in Coventry, and in 1766 moved to Somers, Connecticut. She died in Somers, January 13, 1807, in her 78th year.
References: Coventry Vital Records Lebanon Vital Records; Land Records Somers Church Records
STEPHEN RICHARDSON3 (Stephen2, Amosl), born in 1676, was baptized in Stonington, Connecticut, June 19, 1681. Stonington Church admitted him and his wife as members, April 26, 1702. He had married Joanna Minor3, 1680-1726, daughter of Joseph2 and Mary ( Avery) Minor of Stonington. She died January 15/6, 1726; March 25, 1728, he married in Trinity Church, Newport, Rhode Island, Abigal, widow of Thomas Pelham3 (Edward2, Herbertl). * She was admitted to the church in Stonington, August 12, 1733. He was representative to the General Court in 1719; selectman; assisted on the church council at Volunton, 1726. In January, 1745, they removed to Lebanon, Connecticut; were admitted to the church there, January 13, 1745. He died in Lebanon, August 11, 1749. His will made his widow, Abigal, and son, David, his sole heirs•. Abigal removed to Cov entry, Connecticut, in 1757, and died there prior to 1766. Children: By first marriage: I. Stephen, bapt. 1715 By second marriage: 2. David, 1729-1811, m. 1747, Rachel Richardson5 (Amos4, Jonathan3, Stephen2, Amosl)
* Abigal and Thomas Pelham3 had a son, John Pelham4, baptized in 1714. Thomas Pelham3 died in Newport, R.I. in 1726. 215 References: Stonington Church Records; Vital Records; Land Records Lebanon Church Records; Vital Records; Land Records Diary of Joshua Hempstead 1t1inor Genealogy
DAVID RICHARDSON4 (Stephen3, Ste(Jhen2, Amos1), baptized in Stonington, Connecticut, April 6, 1729, re moved co Lebanon, Connectlcut, with his parents in January, 1745. October 28, 1747, he married Rachel Rich ardson5, 1729-1807, daughter of Amos4 and Rachel (Yarrington) Richardson of Coventry. They lived in Leba non until 1757, then in Coventry. In 1766 they moved to Somers, Connecticut. They were recommended to the Somers Church July 12, 1772, by the Second Church in Coventry (North Coventry Church).* Rachel died in Somers, January 13, 1807, in her 78th year. David died August S, 1811, in his 83rd year. Both are buried in the North Cemetery, Somers, Connecticut. A single, large stone is inscribed: "In Memory of l\i1r David Rich ardson who died August 5 1811 in his 83rd year", and "Also of Mrs Rachel consort died January 13 1807 in her 79th year", and underneath these, "This monument was procured by their son David Richardson May 20 1817". ** Children: I. Rachel, 1748-1796, m. 1769, Joseph Sexton, 3rd, 1744-1807 2. Abigal, 1749, d.y. 3. Abigal, 1751-1770 4. Stephen, 1752, m. 1773, Anna Hunt S. Betty, 1754, m. 1779, Daniel Benton6 (Daniel5,4, Samuel3, Andrew2, Johnl) 6. Annis, 1755 7. David, 1757-1824, m. 1. 1780, Eunice Wood, d. 1784 2. 1785, Sarah Hudson 8. Jesse, 1758-1843, m. 1. 1778, Anna Jones (Zebulon), d. 1807 2. 1808, Lydia Rowley 9. Sanford, 1761-1818, m. 1780, Roxalana Burroughs4 ( Abner3, John2, Johnl) 10. Phalle, 1763-1828, m. 1781, Timothy Grow4 (]ames3, Thos.2, Johnl)
References: Stonington Church Records,· Vital Records Lebanon Vital Records, Land Records
*The North Coventry Church, or Second Church, lost their records through fire. The last three children of David4 and Rachel ( Richardson) Richardson were born in Coventry, Connecticut, but no birth record is available. The proof that Jesse, Sanford, and Phalle Richardson were their children is established by circumstantial evidence. Somers Land Records, Vol. E, p. 198, show a transaction between Jesse and Stephen Richardson in which they are called brothers, and in which Jesse calls David and Rachel, ctmy honored parents". Jesse and Sanford Richardson served in the same Revolutionary companies, were mustered out at the same time, later owned adjoining property in Royalton, Vermont, indicating a close relationship between them. Stephen whom we know to have been brother of Jesse, named two sons, Sanford, thereby showing himself to be related to Sanford Richardson. Phalle Richardson's marriage to Timothy Grow of Tolland is in the Somers Church Records, along with the marriages of other Richardson children of David and Rachel. Her first son was named David, and she named a daughter, Rachel. Among her grandchildren are Sanford Richardson Grow, David Richardson Grow, etc., indicating again a close relationship to San ford and David Richardson. It was known by recent descendants that her grand-daughter, Almina Slafter, married a grand son of Sanford, Paschal Richardson; that they were "cousins" in relationship. The birth dates of Jesse, Sanford, and Phalle form a proper sequence with the recorded births of the first seven children of David and Rachel; these in Lebanon, Connecticut. ** Allen's History of Enfield, and R. L. Richardson's Amos Richardson, are both in error concerning the inscription on the marker of the graves of David and Rachel Richardson. They say, ttprocured by their son, Daniel", When viewed in 1951, the stone says quite plainly, 216 Coventry Land Records Somers, Ct., Vital Records; Church Records; Cemetery Records N. E. H. & G. Reg., v. 60, p. 340; Benton Line of descent from Sanford5 and Phalle5, children of David4 and Rachel ( Richardson) Richardson, whose lines converged with the marriage of Paschal Richardson 7 and Almina Louisa Slafter: See chart. SANFORD RICHARDSON5 (David4, Stephen3, Stephen2, Amosl), born in 1761, in Coventry, Connecticut, re moved to Somers in 1766, with his parents. He served in the Revolutionary War for several terms,* beginning in 1776, and ending with his discharge, December, 1780, at Highlands, New York. In February or March, 1780, he married in East Windsor (Ellington), Connecticut, Roxalana Burroughs4, 1762-1837, daughter of Abner3 and Margaret (Harper) Burroughs of East Windsor.** They bought land in Royalton, Vermont, in 1783, and moved there. In 1806, they moved to Bethel, Vermont. Here he died June 7, 1818, and his widow died March 12, 1837. Both are buried in Cherry Hill Cemetery, near Bethel. Their gravestones read: ccln Memory of Sanford Richardson who died June the 7th 1818 in the 57th year of his age", and "Roxalana wife of Sanford Richardson died March 12 1837 aged 75 years". Children: 1. :Margaret, 1781-1827, m. 1800, Moses Belknap7 (Moses6, Simeon5, Samuel4, Ebenezer3, Sam uel2, Abrahaml) 2. Roxie, 1783-1790 3. Harper, 1786-1838, m• .1808, Roxana Belknap 7 ( Moses6, Simeon5, Sa111.uel4, Ebenezer3, Sam- uel2, Abraham 1) 4. Eunice, 1789-1790 5. Sanford, 1791, d.y. 6. Roxie, 1793, m. 1811, Isaac Pinney6 (Isaac5,4, ------3, ------2, Humphreyl) 7. Eunice, 1797, m_ 1814, Daniel Johonnot5 (Daniel4,3, Arzdrew2, Danll) References: Pension Record No. W 17531, Sanford Richardson East Windsor, Ct., Land Records, v. 1, p. 236; v. 3, p. 30, 60. Ct. Hist. Soc. XII, Revolut. Lists and Returns,· p. 18, p. 206 Ct. Men in the Revolution, p. 20 3; p. 5 33 *u.S. Pension Record, W 17531: "In 1776 he enlisted at Somers, Ct., as private for a term of eight months in Capt. Abel Peases Co., in Col. Wolcotts Regiment, and was stationed at New London, and other towns between there and New York, and served out his term. In March, 1777, he was drafted and served in the militia for three months in Capt. Elijah Robinsons Co., and served the time out in Rhode Island. In June or July, 1777, he again enlisted in Elijah Robinsons Co., for six months as private in Col. Ely's Regiment, and was part of the time in Rhode Island until the term expired. On February 1, 1779, he enlisted for one year as private in Capt. Adam Chapley's Artillery Co., in Major William i..edyard's Battalion, and was stationed at New London, and the 1st of June, 1779, he was appointed sergeant, and served out his term as such, being eight months, and warrant is herewith enclosed: that in June or July, 1780, he enlisted for six months in Capt. Chapman's Co., in Col. Swift's Regiment, and served out his term, and was discharged at Highlands in the State of New York, in December, 1780, as per discharge herewith sent." **The pension record above, also established the identity of the wife of Sanford Richardson as Roxalana Burroughs, and that they were married in Ellington, Ct., at the end of February or first of March, 1780. East Windsor Land Records, Vol. 3, p. 30, for January 29, 1782, indicate that Sanford Richardson bought back land which Abner Burroughs had lost by an earlier court judgement. East Windsor Vital Records show that the wife of Abner Burroughs was Margaret. The Gault Bible in the possession of Mr. Frank Gault of Catskill, New York (1946) indicates that the Margaret Harper, born 1731, daughter of Joseph2 and Miriam (Thompson) Harper, married a Burroughs. That Abner and Margaret (Harper) Burroughs were the parents of Roxalana is evidenced by the land records cited above, and the fact that her first child was named Margaret, and her first son, Harper Richardson. The Thompson Genealogy by Elliot has confused the Margaret Harpers. The Margaret Harper who married in 1765, William Gault, was born in 1740, and was daughter of John2 and Abigal (Montgomery) Harper of New York State. 217 Royalton, Vt., Land Records; Vital Records Bethel, Vt., Cemetery Records Probate Records, Woodstock, Vermont Randolph, Vt. Vital Records N. E. H. & G. Reg., v. 6, p. ,357, Johonnot PHALLE RICHARDSON5 (David4, Stephen3, St€;phen2, Amosl), born July 6, 1763, in Coventry, Connecticut1 married in Somers, January 25, 1781, Reverend Timothy Grow4, 1755-1842, son of Reverend J ames3 and Anne ( Adams) Grow of Tolland, Connecticut. In 1782, they removed to Hartland, Vermont. She died in Hartland, December 29, 1828, in her 66th year. Her husband died .May 17, 1842. Both are buried in the old cemetery northwest of Hartland Center, Vermont. References: Somers, Ct. Church Records History arid Genealogies of Woodstock, Ct., Families by Bowen John Grow of Ipswich by Davis Hart land, Vermont, Records HARPER RICHARDSON6 (Sanford5, David4, St~phen3, St~phen2, Amosl), born October 1, 1786, in Royalton, Vermont, married in Randolph, Vermont, March 29, 1808, Roxana Belknap 7, 1787-1864, daughter of Moses6 and Sarah (Kibbe) Belknap of Randolph. They owned property on Farwell Turnpike, probably north of the present village of East Randolph. He was a blacksmith. He died in Randolph in 1838. His widow removed to Michi gan with her sons, and died in Tuscola. Her gravestone there reads: ccTo the Memory of Roxanna Richardson who departed this life at Tuscola Michigan March 10, 1864, aged 76 years 7 months". Children: 1. Paschal, 1808-1879, m. 1. 1831, Elizabeth Lord, d. 1837 2. 1839, Sarah Tobey, 1843 3. 1843, Almina Slafter5 (john4,3, Samuez2, Johnl) 2. George, 18 IO 3. John, 1812, m. 1841, Cynthia Henry 4. Philo, 1814, m. Abigal Graves S. Sanford, 1816, m. Elizabeth Stone References: Royalton, Vt., Vital Records Randolph, Vt., Vital Records; Land Records History of Tuscola and Bay Cos., Michigan, Page and Co., 1883 Tuscola, Michigan, Cemetery Record The Slafter Memorial by Slafter PASCHAL RICHARDSON? (Harpe,6, Sanford5, David4, St~phen3, Stephen2, Amos1), born December 29, 1808, in Randolph, Vermont, married in 1831, Elizabeth Lord, who died in 1837. In 1839, he married Sarah Tobey. During this period he lived in Danvers, Massachusetts, and began the practice of medicine in Massachusetts. Sarah died in February, 1843, and is buried in Monumental Cemetery, Peabody. September 6, 1843, he married Almina SlafterS, 1819-1907, daughter of John4 and Persis (Grow) Slafter of Norwich, Vermont. She was a great granddaughter of David Richardson4; Paschal was a great-grandson. In 1844 they moved to Michigan, settling in Genesee County. They removed to Tuscola, Michigan, in 1848. Here he engaged in the milling business with his brother-, John. Dr. Richardson was postmaster of Tuscola in 1850; Representative to the State Legis lature, 1854-1860; a member of the Baptist Church. He died in Tuscola, April 1, 1879. His widow died in 1907. Both are buried in the Tuscola Cemetery; their tombstones read: «Paschal Richardson born 1808 died 1879", and cc Almina Richardson born 1819 died 1907". Children: By first marriage: I. Emeline, 1832, m. Electus Harrison 218 2. John Lord, 1834, m. Ellen Richardson8 ( John7, H arper6, Sanford5, David4, Stephen3, Stephen2, Amosl) 3. Ingersoll, 1836/7, d. y. By second marriage: 4. Sarah, 1840, d.y. 5. Mary Josephine, 1842, m. .Augustus Fisher By third marriage: 6. Austin Paschal, 1844-1863 7. Charles Judson, 1848-1912, m. 1870, Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis2 (William Gabriel 1) 8. Ida Aln.lina, 1854-1945, m. Oscar Schoff References: Randolph, Vt., Vital Records Danvers, Mass., Vital Records Slafter Memorial by Slafter Family Records History of Tuscola and Bay Cos., Mich., Page and Co., 1883 Tuscola Cemetery Record CHARLES JUDSON RICHARDSON8 (Paschal?, Harper6, Sanford5, David4, Stephen3, Stephen2, Amosl), born June 5, 1848, in Tuscola, Michigan, married there, August 3, 1870, Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis2, 1852-1915, daughter of William Gabriell and Eliza (McLallen) Wallis. She was born near Shedden, Ontario, Canada, and came to Tuscola with her mother .and step-father, Mr. Goodwin. They lived in Tuscola, and moved, in 1881, to Harrison, Clare County, .Michigan, where he engaged in lumbering; was postmaster; and had a grocery business. He died in Harrison, October 29, 1912. His widow died in Saginaw, Michigan, October 2, 1915. Both are buried in Harrison, Michigan. Children: 1. Austin Paschal, 1871, m. I. 1895, Jennie Rogers ( Anthony), d. 1900 2. 1904, Harriet Hughes 2. Zora Elizabeth, 1872, m. William Heisman; no issue 3. Margaret, 1874-1954, m. 1894, William W. Potterl0 (Lucien9, Elias T.8, Elias C. 7, ]osepb6, Christopher5, ] obn4, ] obn3, lchabod2, Nathl 1) 4. Grace Esther, 1881, m. Watson Merchant 5. Lila Mary, 1883, ~- 1909, Harry Wortmann Kinney, d. 1944 6. Bonibel, 1891, m. 1914, Charles Luke Foreman 7. Charles, 1893-1914 References: The Slafter Memorial by Slafter Family Records MARGARET RICHARDSON9 (Charles JudsonB, Paschall, Harper6, Sanford5, David4, Stephen3, Stephen2, Amos 1), born November 5, 1874, in Tuscola, Michigan, removed to Harrison, Michigan, with her parents in 1881. There she was graduated from high school in 1892, and awarded a scholarship to Adrian College. Un able to attend college, she taught in the rural schools of Clare County. April 5, 1894, she married the Super intendent of Schools in Harrison, William W. Potter 10, 1869-1940, son of Lucien Bonaparte9 and Clarinda Louisa (Trimmer) Potter of Maple Grove Township, Barry County, Michigan During 1894-S, they lived in Ann Arbor, and her husband received his degree in law, June, 1895. He had ccread law" in Harrison, and was admitted to the bar June 27, 1894 before attending the University. Mr. Potter established his practice in Hastings, .Michigan, and there the family made their home until 1919. From 1919 to 1940 they lived in East Lansing, and Mr. Potter was, successively, on the First .Michigan Public Utilities Commission, Attorney General of Michigan, and Justice of the Supreme Court. A summer home was maintained from 1904 to 1954, at Wall Lake, near Delton, Michigan. 219 Mrs. Potter was interested in educational, civic, and patriotic activities. In Hastings she was a member of the D.A.R.; P.T.A.; City Park Commission; and was Barry County Chairman of the Women's Committee, Council for National Defense, 1917/8. In East Lansing she was active in the Women's Society of the Community Church. Reading, gardening, swimming, hiking, fishing, and travelling were among her interests, as well as home mak ing and raising a family. She visited most of this country from East to West; made an extended European trip in 1926, and spent many winters in Florida. In 1933 she was seriously injured in an automobile accident, and thereafter limited her activities to family and friends. Widowed in 1940, she made her home at Wall Lake. She died in Delton, Michigan, January 20, 1954, and is buried in the Wilcox Cemetery, Maple Grove Township, Barry County, Michigan. 220 Left to right: Margaret ( Richardson) Potter, Elizabeth Richardson Potter, Frances .Marguerite Potter 221 ALLIED FAMILIES IN ANCESTRY OF MAtlGARET RICHARDSON: Adams Kelsey Allen Kibbe Andrews, Robert Kidder Andrews, Samuel Ayer Lasken Learned Lewis Barker Lord, Katherine Barlow Lord, Thomas Belcher Belknap McLallen Best Bird Moore Birdsall ~Jousall Bowyer Burroughs Napper Clarke Partradge Cooke Pemberton Porter Dane Potter Dickinson Pratt Dodge Prince Putnam Edwards Rumrill Farrar Farwell Short Felt Slafter Fenton Smith Ferman Stearnes French Stone Gilbert Thomson Godfrey Toll Gould Turloar Grow Tuttle Harper Waite Herrick Wallis Holt Webb Hovey Welbie Hunt Wells Hyde Wilkinson Wood Ingalls Woodbury Ingersoll Woodward Jones Yarrington 223 ANNE ADAMS, born 1733/4, married in Pomfret, Connecticut, March 6, 1754, Reverend James Grow3, 1727- 1799, son of Thomas2 and Rebecca (Holt) Grow of Pomfret. In 1760, they removed to Monson, Massachusetts; to Tolland, Connecticut, in 1776; to Norwich, Vermont, by 1784. James Grow died October 29, 1799, and is buried near Norwich. She died February 11, 1813, aged 79. Her grave is in the .McLaren Cemetery, Greens boro, Vermont. Line of descent from Anne ( Adams) Grow: Reverend Timothy Grow m. Phalle Richardson Persis Grow m. John Slafter Almina Slafter m. Paschal Richardson Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis .Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Early Connecticut .Marriages, Pomfret by Bailey John Grow of Ipswich by Davis Genealogies of Woodstock Families by Bowen American Genealogist, V. 12, Monson Ch. Rec. Cem. Rec. Greensboro, Vt. ANDREW ALLEN 1, born in England, about 1618, was living in Lynn, .Massachusetts, by 1640. He married there, Faith Ingalls2, born 1623, daughter of Edmundl and Ann (__ ) Ingalls of Lynn. By 1652, they re moved to Andover, Massachusetts. He died of smallpox, October 24, 1690, in Andover.* Children: 1. Mary, m. 1665, Roger Toothacer 2 •.Martha, d. 1692, m. 1664, Thomas Carrier 3. Sarah, m. Samuel Holt2 (Nicholas1) 4. Hannah, 1652-1698, m. 1675, James Holc2 (Nicholasl), d. 1690 5. Andrew, 165 7- 1690, m. Elizabeth Richardson3 ( James2, Ezekiel 1) 6. John, 1661-1690, m. 1686, Mercy Peters2 (Andrewl). d. 1690 References: History of Lynn, Massachusetts by Lewis and Newhall History oj Andover, .\lass., by Bailey Andover Vital Records Geneal. and History of the Ingalls Family by Burleigh American Genealogist, October, 1929 Essex Antiquarian Coll., 1899, p. 7 Holt Genealogy by Durrie HANNAH ALLEN2 (Andrew1), born October 28, 1652, in Andover, .Massachusetts, married there, October 12, *Tragedy pursued this family. Mary (Allen) Toothacer was killed by Indians; Martha (Allen) Carrier was hung for witch craft in 1692; Andrew Allen 1 died of smallpox in 1690, as did two sons, a son-in-law, and daughter-in-law. 225 1675, James Holt2, 1651-1690, son of Nicholas! and Elizabeth (Short) Holt of Andover. She died in Andover, September 30, 1698. Line of descent from Hannah ( Allen) Holt: Rebecca Holt m. Thomas Grow James Grow m. Anne Adams Timothy Grow m. Phalle Richardson Persis Grow m. John Slafter Almina Slafter m. Paschal Richardson Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter ROBERT ANDREWS 1, owner and master of the ship, "Angel Gabriel", was cast ashore with his family at Tam maquid, Maine, when a storm destroyed the boat in 1635. He settled in Ipswich, Massachusetts; became a freeman there in 1635. His will of March, 1643, was probated in Ipswich, January 26, 1644. It mentions his wife, Elizabeth, and children. Children: 1. Alice, m. William Franklyn 2. Abigal, m. Daniel Hovey! 3. John 4. Thomas, d. 1683, unm. References: History of the Andrews Family by Andrews Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope History of Ipswich, Essex, and Hamilton by Felt Probate Record, Essex Co., Mass. N. E.H. & G. Reg., v. 6, p. 205 Hovey Genealogy ABIG AL ANDREWS2 ( Robert 1), born in England, emigrated with her parents in 1635. She married in Ipswich, Massachusetts, about 1641, Daniel Hovey 1, 1618-1692, son of Richard Hovey of Essex, England. She died between 1676 and 1683. Line of descent from Abigal ( Andrews) Hovey: James Hovey m. Rebecca Dane James Hovey m. Deborah Barlow Edmund Hovey m. Mary Farwell Elizabeth Hovey m, J oho Slafter John Slafter, Jr. m. Persis Grow Almina SI after m. Paschal Richardson Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter 226 SAMUEL ANDREWsl emigrated on the fflncrease'>, April 14, 1635, aged 37. He was accompanied by his wife, Jane, 30, and children. They settled in Charlestown, Massachusetts. October 13, 1654, he was appointed to explore the northern bounds of the Massachusetts Plantations, and afterwards built a home in Biddeford, Maine. Inventory of his estate was presented in October, 1659. His widow married Arthur Mackworth, and died in Bos ton, Massachusetts; her will was recorded, May, 1676. Children: 1. James, 1625, m. 1. Dorcas Milton 2. Margaret Halsey 2. Jane, 1632, m. Francis Nealel 3. Elizabeth, 1633, m. 1. Richard Pike 2. Thomas Purchase I 3. 1678, John Blaney, Sr. 4. Philippa, d. 1709, m. I. 1662, George Felc2 (Georgel) 2. 1682, Samuel Platsl 3. 1690, Thomas Nelson2 (Thomasl) References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire PHILIPPA ANDREWS2 (Samuel 1), born after her parents emigrated to Charlestown, Massachusetts, removed with them to Maine. She married in Falmouth, Maine, November 25, 1662. George Felt2. 1639/40-1676, son of George! and Elizabeth (Wilkinson) Felt of Charlestown. Widowed in 1676, she married in Salem, Massachu setts, December 19t 1682, Samuel Platsl of Rowley. By him she had a daughter, Mary, in 1684. Again widowed, she married April 9, 1690, Thomas Nelson2 (Thomasl). She died in Rowley, Massachusetts, September 29, 1709. Line of descent from Philippa ( Andrews) Felt: Mary Felt m. Josiah Wood Mary Wood m. Ebenezer Pratt Mary Pratt m. Daniel Kibbe Sarah Kibbe m. Moses Belknap Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: History of Salem, Mass., by Perley Rowley Vital Records Early Settlers of Rowley, Mass., by Blodgette JOHN AYERl, son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Rogers) Ayer, was born in Wiltshire County, England, about 1587. He married there Hannah Webb, probably sister of John Evered alias Webb of Marlborough, Wiltshire. In Ipswich, 227 Massachusetts, by 1630, they received land in the Salisbury divisions of 1640 and 1643, and removed to Haver hill in 1647. He died in Haverhill, Massachusetts, March 31, 1657; his will was proved October 6, 1657. His widow, "aged",. died in Haverhill, October 8, 1688. Children: 1. John, 1623-1675, m. 1. 1646, Sarah Williams2 (John 1 ), d. 1662 2. 1663, .Mary Wooddam (John) 2. Robert, 1625-1711, m. 1650, Elizabeth Palmer (Henry) 3. Rebecca, 1627, m. 1648, John Aslet 4. Thomas, 1630-1686, m.. 1656, Elizabeth Hutchins2 (] ohn 1) 5. Peter. 1632-1699, m. 1659, Hannah Allen2 (William 1) 6 • .Mary 1 1634-1692, m. 1652, Nathaniel Parker 7. Obadiah, 1636-1694, m. 1661, Hannah Pike3 (]ohn2, Johnl) 8. Nathaniel, 1638-1717. m. 1670, Tamesin Turloar 9. Hannah, 1644-1676, m. 1663, Stephen Webster2 (John 1) References: History of Truman, Poole, and Allied Families by Truman and Poole Middlesex Co. Deed, 4:37, Nov. 2, 1669 N. E. H. & G. Reg. , v. 17, p. 3 0 7: v. 6, p. 20 5 History of Ipswich, Essex, and Hamilton by Felt History of Salisbury and Amesbury by Hoyt Five Colonial Families, v. 2. p. 1170 Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Genealogical Dictionary by Savage History of Newbury by Co{ fin Essex Antiquarian, No. 10, v. 4 History of Haverhill by Chase Hartford Times, Geneal. Page, 1116/54 NATHANIEL AYER2 (John 1), born 1638, probably in Ipswich, Massachusetts, married in Haverhill, Massachu setts, May 10, 1670, Tamesin Turloar. He took the oath of allegiance. November, 1677. His wife died in Haverhill, November 13, 1700, and he died there November 17, 1717. Children: 1. Hannah, 1671-1671 2. Hannah, 1672-1779, m. 1690/1, Ebenezer Belknap3 (Samuel2, Abrahaml) 3. Elizabeth, 1674-1730, m. 1690/1, Abraham Belknap3 (Samuel2, Abrahaml) 4. Nathaniel, 1676-1754, m. Esther(__ ) Palmer 5. Abiah, 1678 6. Obadiah, 1680-1681 7. Ruth, 1681-1681 8, child, 1683-1683 9. Benjamin, 1684-1685 10. Mary, 1687 11. Ruth, 1689, m, James Corline References: Haverhill, Massachusetts, Vital Records HANNAH AYER3 (Nathaniel2, John1), born in Haverhill, Massachusetts, December 19, 1672, married there, February 25, 1690/1, Ebenezer Belknap3, 1665-1760.- son of Samuel2 and Sarah (Jones) Belknap of Haverhill. She died in Haverhill, November, 1779, aged 106 years, 11 months. References: Haverhill Vital Records Line of descent from three sons of Johnl and Hannah (Webb) Ayer: one in the Richardson line, two in the Potter line: See the chart on the following page. 228 Nathaniel Ayer2 Thomas Ayer2 Peter Ayer2 m. Tamesin Turloar m. Elizabeth Hutchins m. Hannah Allen I I I Hannah Ayer Love Ayer Ruth Ayer m. Ebenezer Belknap m. Joseph Kingsbury m. John Denison I I I Samuel Belknap Joseph Kingsbury, Jr. m. Ruth Denison m. Mary Dickinson I I I I Simeon Belknap Hannah Kingsbury m. Elizabeth Porter m., Jacob Hyde I I Moses Belknap Ruth Hyde m. Sarah Kibbe m. Ezekiel Ladd I I Roxana Belknap Darius Ladd m. Harper Richard son m. Mary Frink I I Paschal Richardson Sophronia Ladd m. Almina Slafter m. Elias Thompson Potter I I Charles Judson Richardson Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer I I Margaret Richardson married William W. Potter April 5, 1894 229 MARY BARKER, daughter of John and Margaret(__ ) Barker of Stoke Nayland, Suffolk County, England, married there in 1622, Isaac Stearnes 1. They emigrated on the "Arabellan, April, 1630, to Watertown, Massa chusetts .. He died in Watertown in 1671, and she died there, April 2, 1677. Line of descent from Mary(Barker) Stearnes: Mary Stearnes m. Isaac Learned Hannah Learned m. Joseph Farwell Isaac Farwell m. Elizabeth Hyde Mary Farwell m. Edmund Hovey Elizabeth Hovey m. John Slafter John Slafter m. Persis Grow Almina Slafter m. Paschal Richardson Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Genealogical Dictionary by Savage History of Watertown by Bond Stearnes Geneal.ogy and Memoirs by Avis S. VanWagenen EDMUND BARLOW 1, born in England by 1630, emigrated to Charlestown, Massachusetts. He married in 1659. Mary Pemberton2, 1636-1707, daughter of Jamesl and Margaret(--) Pemberton of Charlestown. They lived in Charlestown. His will, dated May 16, 1696, was probated there, December 24, 1697. His widow died in 1707. Children. 1. Edmund, d. 1695, in Surinam 2. Thomas, m. Elizabeth Mellins or Mellowes 3. James 4. :Mary,. m. 1674, John Chadwick2 (]ohnl) 5. Sarah, m. Thomas Grover 6, Elizabeth, m. James Whiting 1 7. Deborah, d. 1749, m. James Hovey3 ( J ames2, Daniel 1) References: Charlestown Genealogies and Estates, 1629-1818 by Wyman Hovey Genealogy Hartford Times Gen. Page, July 8, 1950 Mansfield, Ct., Vital Records 230 DEBORAH B ARLQW2 ( Edmundl ), born in Charlestown. Massachusetts, about 1674/6, married there, about 1694, James Hovey3, 1674-1760, son of James2 and Rebecca(Dane) Hovey of Brookfield, Massachusetts. They lived in Malden until 1716, then removed to Mansfield, Connecticut. She... died in tv1ansfield, May 15, 1749. Line of descent from Deborah (Barlow) Hovey: Edmund Hovey m. Mary Farwell Elizabeth Hovey ra. John Slafter John Slafter m. Persis Grow Almina Slafter m. Paschal Richardson Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter FRANCES BELCHER was married about 1620, to Hugh Wellsl, 1590-1645, son of Thomas Wells of Colchester, England. They emigrated in 163S to Hartford, Connecticut, and later, removed to Wethersfield. Widowed in 1645, she married Thomas Coleman of Hadley, Massachusetts. She died in Hadley, March., 1678. Line of des cent from Frances (Belcher) Wells: Mary Wells m. Jonathan Gilbert I Lydia Gilbert m. Stephen Richardson Jonathan Richardson Stephen Richardson m. Ann Edwards m. Abigal ( -- ) Pelham I Amos Richardson m. Rachel Yarrington I Rachel Richardson married 1747 David Richardson Sanford Richardson Phalle Richardson m. Roxalana Burroughs m. Timothy Grow I Harper Richardson Persis lrow m. Roxana Belknap m. John Slafter I I Paschal Richardson married 1843 Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis I Margaret Richard son m. William W. Potter References: Ancestry and Descendants of Daniel Wells by Samuel C. Wells Plant~rs of the Commonwealth by Banks Amos Richardson by Richarctson N. E. H. & G. Reg., V. 4, p. 229 Hartford Times Gen. Page. May 13, 1939 231 ABRAHAM BELKNAP 1, born ~larch 10, 1590, lived in North Weald, Essex County, England. He married by 1620, and removed to Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire, With his wife, .Mary, and children, he emigrated in 1635, to Lynn, Massachusetts. A farmer, he had forty acres in 1638. He died July 1, 1643, and his will was pro bated in Salem, .Massachusetts, December 20, 1643. His widow, Mary, survived him, Children: 1. Abraham, cl. 1620 2. Abraham, 1622, d. unm. 3. David, d. 1624/5 4. Samuel, 1627/8-1731, m. 1653/6, Sarah Jones2 (Robertl) 5. Dorcas, 1629/30, d.y. 6. Joseph, 1633-1712, m. 1. Ruth (Williams) Brackett 2. Lydia Ingalls2 ( Francisl) 3. Hannah Meekins 7. John, 1635-1655, unm. 8. Hannah, 1639/40-1679, m. 1663, Christopher Osgood2 ( Christopherl) References: History of Lynn, Massachusetts by Lewis and Newhall Essex County, Mass. Probate Records, v. 1, p. 26 N.E.H., & G. Reg., v. 104, p. 316 History of Framingham by Barry Ingalls Genealogy by Burleigh Geneal. Descend. of John, Wm., Christo.pher Osgood by Ira Osgood Belknap Mms. of Admiral Charles Belknap SAMUEL BELKNAP 2 ( Abraham 1) baptized :March 16., 1627/8, North Weald, Essex County, England, emigrated with his parents to Lynn, Massachusetts, in 1635. He married in 1653/6, Sarah Jones2., daughter of Robert Jonesl of Hingham. He lived in Salem, 1653-1666; was a joiner. They removed to Malden. and by 1696, to Haverhill, .Massachusetts. Sarah died in Haverhill, April 18, 1689, and he died there in 1731. Children: 1. :Mary, 1653/6 2. Sarah, 1656/8, m. 1673, Nathaniel Singletary2 ( Richard 1) 3. Abraham, 1660, m. 1690/1, Elizabeth Ayer3 (Nathaniel2, Johnl) 4. Samuel, 1662, m. Mary Pease 5. Ebenezer, 1665-1760, m. 1690/1, Hannah Ayer3 (Nathaniel2, Johnl) 6. Joseph, 1672-1672 7. Patience, 1675 References: Haverhill, A11assachusetts, Vital Records History of Salem by Perley History of Hingham, v. 3 & 4 EBENEZER BELKNAP3 (Samuel2, Abrahaml), born 1665, probably, in Salem, Massachusetts, married in Haver- 11ill, February 25, 1690/1, Hannah Ayer3, 1672-1779, daughter of Nathaniel2 and Tamesin (Turloar) Ayer of Haverhill. He was a farmer and joiner, and lived in Haverhill until his death in 1760. His widow died in Haver hill, November, 1779, aged 106 years and 11 months. Children: I. Sarah, 1691-1790, m. Isaac Newton 2. Hannah, 1693-1799~ m. ------Flagg 3. Mary, 1694/5, m. before 1716, Nathaniel Merrill 232 4. John, 1697-1802, m. 1. Ruth Farr 2. Mehitable Nurse 5. Joseph, 1700, m. 1724, Prudence Morris 6. Samuel, 1703-1757, m. 1723, Mary Dickinson4 (]ame;3,2, Thomasl) 7, Moses, 1704-1803/4, m. 1735, Mary Roberts 8. Abiah, 1707, m. 1731, Jonathan Roberts 9. Obadiah, 1715, m.. 1. 1742, Sarah Mitchell 2. 1756, Mary (, __ ) Marble References: Haverhill, Massachusetts, Vital Records Vioodstock, Ct., Vital Records Records of Hyrum Belnap, and Henry Wycoff Belknap Mansfield, Ct., Vital Records SAMUEL BELKNAP4 ( Ebenezer3, Samuel2, Abrahaml ), born in 1703, in Haverhill, Massachusetts, married in Mansfield, Connecticut, July 9, 1723, Mary Dickinson4, born 1703, in Rowley, Massachusetts, daughter of J ames3 and Mary (Wood) Dickinson. They removed from Mansfield to Somers, Connecticut, in August, 1729. Samuel died in Somers in 1757. Children: 1. Mary, 1724-1747 2. Simeon, 1726-1804, m. 1750, Elizabeth Porter5 (John4,3, Samuel2, Jobnl) .3. Job, 1729, m. Phoebe Newton 4. Samuel, 1731-1775, m. Mary Newton 5. Ebenezer, 1734-1760, m. Susanna------, d. 1759 6. Abel, 1736, m. 1. Elizabeth Stevens 2. Anne (Gray) Belknap 7. Jesse, 1739, m. 1.. Eunice ------2. Deborah Hathaway 8. David, 1742 References: Rowley, Massachusetts, Vital Records iv1ansfield, Ct., Vital Records Somers, Ct., Vital Records History of Enfield by Allen Ellington Cemetery Records Belknap Mms. of Admiral Charles Belknap SIMEON BELKNAP5 (Samuel4, Ebenezer3, Samuel2, Abrahaml), born June 7, 1726, in Mansfield, Connecticut, was baptized in Somers, August 10, 1729. He married November 8, 1750, Elizabeth PorterS, 1726-1793, daugh ter of J ohn4 and Elizabeth ( Putnam) Porter of Ellington, Connecticut. She died in Ellington, February 5, 1793, and he died there, December 3, 1804. Children: 1. ~iose s, 1751-175 3 2. Simeon, 1753-1753 3. 1ioses, 1754-1836, m. 1775, Sarah Kibbe5 (Daniel4, j ames3, Elisha2, Edwardi) 4. Elizabeth, 1756, m. James Davis 5. Simeon, 1758-1841t m. I. 1783, Mary Gibbs5 (Giles4, Samuel3,2, Gilesl) 2. 1804, Miriam Edson 6. David, 1760, m. 1790, Jane Ayer 7. Mary, 1762 8. Danie 1, 1764 9. Lydia, 1766 10. Porter, 1768, m. Cynthia Strong 233 References: Hinman' s First Puritan Settlers Ellington, Ct., Vital Records Somers, Ct., Vital Records History of Enfield by Allen Probate Record, Ct., Estate No 1732, John Porter MOSES BELKNAP6 (Simeon5, Samue/4, Ebenezer3, Samuel2, Abrahaml ), born September 7, 1754, in Ellington,, Connecticut, married in Somers, March 9, 1775, Sarah Kibbe5, 1755-1822, daughter of Daniel4 and Mary (Pratt) Kibbe of Somers. They removed to Vermont in 1775, and settled in Randolph. Sarah died June 26t 1822, and he died September 21, 1836. Their gravestones in East Randolph read: "Mrs Sarah wife of Mr Moses Belknap died June 26 1822 in her 67th year" and "Moses Belknap died Sept 21 1836 aged 82 years". Children: 1. Sarah (Sally), 1776-1796, m. 1792, Ambrose Kibbe6 (James5,4,3, Elisha2, Edwardl) 2. Mary (Polly), 1778-1812, m. 1800, Abraham Sargent 3• .Moses, 1780-1836, m. 1. 1800, Margaret Richardson6 (Sanford5, David4, Stephen3,2, Amosl) 2. 1828, Minerva Miles 4. Betsey, 1782, m. Samuel Billings 5. Orpha, 1784-1840, m. 1801, Benjamin Sargent 6. Roxana, 1787-1864, m. 1808, Harper Richardson6 (Sanford5, David4, Ste,phen3, Stephen2, Amosl) 7. Sophronia, 1791-1890, m. 1810, Walter Perrin 8. Walter, 1792-1874, m. Priscilla------9. Chester, 1795-1872, m. 1819, Hannah Cole 10. Susan (Sukey), 1798-1889, m. 1818, John Miles References: Ellington, Ct., Vital Records Somers, Ct., Vital Records History of Royalton, Vermont Historical Souvenir of Randolph, Vt., 1895 Randolph, Vt., Vital Records Randolph Cemetery Records ROXANA BELKNAP 7 ( Moses6, Simeon5, Samuel4, Ebenezer3, Samuel2, Abrahaml ), born August 9, 1787, in Randolph, Vermont, married there, March 29, 1808, Harper Richardson6, 1786-1838, son of Sanford5 and Roxa lana (Burroughs) Richardson of Royalton and Bethel, Vermont. They lived on the Farwell Turnpike, probably near North Randolph. Widowed in 1838, she removed to Michigan, and died in Tuscola, March 10, 1864. Line of descent from Roxana (Belknap) Richardson: Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Randolph, Vt., Vital Records History of Tuscola and Bay Counties, Michigan, 1883 Sf after Memorial by Slafter Tuscola, Michigan, Cemetery Records ELIZABETH BEST married in England, William Huncl, and emigrated with him in 1635. They settled in Con· cord, Massachusetts. She was a sister of Robert Bestl of Sudbury. His will of 1654, made bequests to the 234 children of William Hunt of Concord. She died in Concord, December 27, 1661. Line of descent from two chil dren of Elizabeth (Best) Hunt: Ann Hunt Nehemiah Hunt m. Thomas Wood m• .Mary Toll I I I Josiah Wood Thomas Wood married Mary Hunt m. Mary Felt I I I Nlary Wood Mary WoodI m. Ebenezer Pratt m. James Dickinson I I Mary Dickinson Mary Pratt m. Samuel Belknap m. Daniel Kibbe I Simeon Belknap m. Elizabeth Porter I I Sarah Kibbe married Moses Belknap Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson I Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter I Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis I Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Genealogy of the Hunt Family by Hunt and Wyman DOROTHY BIRD, born in 1589, was the daughter of Robert and Amy (---) Bird of Peterboro, England. She .oarried there, February 20, 1611, Thomas Lordl, 1585-1667, son of Richard and Joan(--) Lord of Tow cester, Northamptonshire. She emigrated in 1635, with her husband and children, to Boston, Massachusetts. They removed to Hartford, Connecticut, in 1636. She died in Hartford in 1675/6. Line of descent from two daughters of Dorothy ~ Bird) Lord: one in the Richardson line, one in the Potter line: See the chart on the fol lowing page. References: Descendants of Thomas Lord by Kenneth Lord Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks Descendants of William Kelsey by Claypool Stanton Genealogy 235 Dorothy Lord m. John Ingersoll Ann Lord m. Thomas Stanton Hannah Ingersoll I I I I m. Stephen Kelsey Dorothy St~nton John Stanton Joseph Stanton Robert Stanton m • .James Noyes m. Hannah Thompson m. Hannah Mead m. ) oanna Gardiner Hannah Kelsey I I I I m. James Kibbe Thomas Noyes Joseph Stanton Joseph Stanton Thomas Stanton m. Elizabeth Sanford m. Margaret Chesebrough m. Esther Gallup m. Thankful Denison Daniel Kibbe I I I m. !vlary Pratt Anna NoyesI Joseph St ant on Joseph Stanton Thankful Stanton tv m. Isaac Frink m. Anna Wheeler m. Mary Champlin m • .Elias Thompson ~ 0\ Sarah Kibbe I I I I m. Moses Belknap Isaac Frink, Jr. m. Margaret Stanton Mary Stanton m. Elias Thompson, Jr. I I I I I I Roxana Belknap Mary Frink Esther Thompson m. Harper Richardson m. Darius Ladd m. Elias Champlin Potter I . I Pasch al Richard son Sop h 1on1a Ladd married Elias Thompson Potter m•. Almina L. Slafter Lucien Bonaparte Potter Charles Judson Richardson m. Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis I Margaret Richardson------married------William W. Potter 1894 JUDITH BIRDSALL married in Salem, 11assachusetts, in June, 1639, Henry Cookel. She was, probably, daugh ter of Henry Birdsall 1, a proprietor of Salem in 1635; freeman, 1639; juryman, 1639; sexton of the church, 1644; and died in Salem in 1651. Widowed in 1661, she died in Salem, Septer,,1ber 11, 1689. Line of descent from Judith (Birds all) Cooke: Rae he 1 Cooke m. Elisha Kibbe James Kibbe m. Hannah Kelsey Daniel Kibbe m. Mary Pratt Sarah Kibbe m. Moses Belknap Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Salem Vital Records Town Records of Salem Histqry of Salem by Perley Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope FRANCES BOWYER, daughter of Thomas and Margaret(--) Bowyer of Hertfordshire, England, married John Dane 1. With her husband and children she emigrated in 1638, to Ipswich, .Massachusetts. They removed to Roxbury, and she died there in 1642~ Line of descent from Frances (Bowyer) Dane: John Dane, Jr., m. Eleanor Clarke Rebecca Dane n1. James Hovey James Hovey·, Jr. m. Deborah Barlow Edmund Hovey m. ;\iary Farwell Elizabeth Hovey m. John Slafter, Sr. John Slafter, Jr. m. Persis Grow Almina Slafter m. Paschal Richardson Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William \r. Potter References: Pedigree of the Dane Family by Deane Some Ancestral Lines by Raymond Tingley 237 JOHN BURROUGHS!, born about 1653, lived in Enfield, Connecticut, with his wife, Hannah, and children. He died there, May 25, 1693. His will of 1691, was probated September 28, 1693. His widow married August 30, 1693, William Booth of Enfield, and died September 8, 1729, aged 70 years. Children: 1. Hannah, 1680, m. 1700, Samuel Allen3 (John2, Samuell) 2. Rebecca, 1683- 1684 3. John, 1685-1757, m. 1. Elizabeth Pasco3 (John2, Hughl) 2 • .1718, Sarah ( Rumrill2) Nichols ( Simonl) 4. Sarah, 1687 References: History of Enfield, Ct., by Allen First Puritan Settlers of Windsor by Hinman Ancient Windsor, Connecticut by Stiles JOHN BURROUGHS2 (Johnl), born August 10, 1685, in Enfield, Connecticut, married about 1710, Elizabeth Pasco3, daughter of John2 and Rachel(---) Pasco of Enfield. She died June 18, 1715. He married in 1718, Sarah ( Rumrilf 2) Nichols, widow of William Nichols, and daughter of Simon 1 and Sarah (Ferman) Rumrill of En field. They lived in Ellington Parish, East Windsor. He petitioned for the church in Ellington in 1735. His gravestone in the Ellington Cemetery reads: "In Memory of Ensign John Burroughs who died F ebry 14 175 7 in ye 72nd year of his age". Children: By first marriage: 1. John, 1711, m. Sarah Abbe4 (]ohn3, Thomas2, Johnl) 2. Mary, 1712-1807, m. Nehemiah Chandler4 (Henry3, Thomas2, Wm. I) 3. Hannah, 1714 By second marriage: 4. Simon, 1719, m. Lydia PorterS (John4,3, Samuel2, Johnl) S. David, 1721-1747, m. 1744, Sarah Tyler 6. Jonathan, 1725-1762, m. Judith Webb 7. Abner, 1728, m. Margaret Harper3 (Joseph2, Jamesl) 8. Sarah, 1731-1806, m. James Harper3 (Joseph2, Jamesl) References: History of Enfield by Allen Ellington Cemetery Records Families of Abbe and Abbey by Abbey and Nichols Chandler Family by George Chandler Ct. Probate Record, No. 1732, John Porter Harper Bible, Frank Gault, Catskill, N. Y. Early Massachusetts Marriages: Springfield ABNER BURROUGHS3 (John2, ]ohnl), born June 20, 1728, in East Windsor (Ellington), Connecticut, married about 1752/3, Margaret Harper3, born 1731, daughter of Joseph2 and Miriam (Thomson) Harper of East Windsor. No death record has been found for Abner, nor for Margaret, and only two children are known. Children: 1. Abner, 1754-1810, m. Eunice Read (Joseph) 2. Roxalana, 1762-1837, m. Sanford Richardson5 ( David4, St~phen3, Stephen2, Amosl) References: Windsor Connecticut, Vital Records 238 East Windsor Vital Records East Windsor Land Records, January, 1782 ROXALANA BURROUGHS4 ( Abner3, John2, Johnl ), born in 1762, in East Windsor, Connecticut, married there February or March, 1780, Sanford RichardsonS, 1761-1818, son of David4 and Rachel (Richardson) Richardson of Somers, Connecticut. They bought property in Royalton, Vermont, June, 1783, and lived there until 1806, when they removed to Bethel. Widowed June 7, 1818, she died in Bethel, March 12, 1837, aged 75. Line of descent from Roxalana (Burroughs) Richardson: Harper Richardson m. Roxana Belknap Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis ~1argaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Bethel, Vt., Cemetery Records U.S. Pension Rec., W. 17531, Sanford Richardson Land and Vital Records, Royalton, Vt. ELEANOR CLARKE, daughter of William Clarke, married, about 1635/6, John Dane2, 1613-1684, son of Johnl and Frances (Bowyer) Dane of Bishop Stortford, Hertfordshire, England. She emigrated to Ipswich, Massachu setts, in 1638, with her husband and his family. Line of descent from Eleanor ( Clarke) Dane: Rebecca Dane m. James Hovey James Hovey m. Deborah Barlow Edmund Hovey m. Mary F arwe 11 Elizabeth Hovey m. John Slafter John Slafter m. Persis Grow Almina Slafter m. Paschal Richardson Charles Judson Richardson M. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. 'William W. Potter References: Pedigree of t~e Dane Family by Deane Some Ancestral Lines by Raymond Tingley N. E. H. & G. Reg., V. 6, p. 243 HENRY COOKE 1, born in Blyth, Yorkshire, England, was admitted a resident of Salem., Massachusetts, Octo ber 29, 1638. He married in Salem, June 16, 1639, Judith Birdsall, probably the daughter of Henry Birdsall 1 239 of Salem.. Henry Cooke died in Salem, December 25, 1661, and his widow died there 1 September 11, 1689. Children: 1. Isaac, 1640, m. Elizabeth Buxton (Anthony) 2. Samuel, 1641-1712, m. 1. 1667, Hope Parker (Edward) 2. Mary Small 3. i\1ary (Mallory) Roberts (Peter Mallory) 3. Judith, 1643, m. John Pudney 4. Rachel, 1645-1740, m. 1667, Elisha Kibbe2 (Edwardl) 5. John, 1647, m. J\1ary Buxton ( Anthony) 6. Martha, 1650 7. Mary, 1650, m. Robert Moulton3 (Robert2, Roberti) 8. Henry, 165 2, m. Mary Hall (John) 9. Elizabeth, 1654-1654 10. Hannah, 1658, m. Daniel Cannady or Kennedy References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope History of Salem by Perley Salem Vital Records Probate Rec. Essex Co. Mass., V. 1, p. 384 RACHEL COOKE2 (Henryl), born July 25, 1645, in Salem, Massachusetts, married there, October 12, 1667, Elisha Kibbe2, 1643-1735, son of Edwardl and Mary (Partradge) Kibbe of Brookline, Massachusetts. They re moved to Enfield, Connecticut, in 1682. Widowed April 3, 1735, she died in Enfield, September 10, 1740. Line of descent from Rachel ( Cooke) Kibbe: James Kibbe m. Hannah Kelsey Daniel Kibbe m. Mary Pratt Sarah Kibbe m. Moses Belknap Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: History of Enfield, Ct. by Allen Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus Colonial Families oi the U.S.A., 1907, p. 104 N. E. H. & G. Reg., V. 6, p. 248 JOHN DANEl married in England, Frances Bowyer, daughter of Thomas and .Margaret(---) Bowyer. He lived in Berkhamsted, Bishop Stortford, Hertfordshire. With his wife and children he emigrated in 1638, to Ipswich, .Massachusetts; later removed to Roxbury, where he became a freeman, June, 1641. His wife died in Roxbury in 1642, and he married July 2, 1643, Agnes (Bayford) Chandler, widow of William Chandler! of Rox bury. John Dane died in Roxbury, September 14, 1658, aged about 71. His widow married in 1660, John Par menter of Sudbury. She died in Roxbury, March 15, 1682/3. 240 Children: 1. John, 1612/3-1684, m. 1. Eleanor Clarke 2. Alice ( Dutch) Newman (Osmond Dutch) 2. Elizabeth, 1614-1693, m. James Howel 3. Francis, 1615-1696, m. 1. Elizabeth Ingalls2 (Edmund I) 2. Mary (__ ) Thomas 3. Hannah (Chandler2) Abbot (Williaml) References: Pedigree of the Dane Family by Deane Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Chandler Family by Chandler Some Ancestral Lines by Tingley History of Rowley, Mass., by Blodgette JOHN DANE2 (Johnl), born about 1612/3, in Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, England, married there, Eleanor Clarke, daughter of William Clarke. They emigrated with his parents, in 1638, to Ipswich, Massachusetts. After his wife died, he married Alice (Dutch) Newman, widow of John Newman, and daughter of Osmond Dutch. He died in Ipswich, September 29, 1684. His widow married Jeremiah Meacham. Children: 1. Elizabeth, m. Reginald Foster2 (Reginaldl) 2 •.Mary, 1639-1679, m. William Chandler2 (Williaml) 3. John, 1644-1707, m. Abigal Warner3 (Daniel2, William!) 4. Sarah, 1645-1701/2, m. Daniel Warner3 (Daniel2, Williaml) 5. Philemon, 1646-1716, m. 1. Mary Thompson 2. Ruth Converse (James) 6. Rebecca, 1650, m. 1670, James Hovey2 (Daniel 1) References: A Declaration of Providence in the Course of My Life by John Dane, Ipswich, 1682 REBECCA DANE3 (Joh122, Johnl), born about 1650, in Ipswich, Massachusetts, married in 1670, James Hovey2, 1650-1675, son of Daniel 1 and Abig al ( Andrews) Hovey of Ipswich. Widowed in the massacre at Brookfield, Massachusetts, in 1675, she died a widow. Line of descent from Rebecca (Dane) Hovey: James Hovey m. Deborah Barlow Edmund Hovey m. ~1ary Farwell Elizabeth Hovey m. John Slafter John Slafter m. Persis Grow Almina Slafter m. Paschal Richardson Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Pedigree of the Dane Family by Deane Noyes-Gilman Ancestry by Noyes Some Ancestral Lines by Raymond Tingley Hovey Genealogy THOMAS DICKINSON 1 and his wife, Jennet, were residents of Rowley, Massachusetts, by 1640. He was bur ied in Rowley, January 29, 1662. His will, dated March 8, 1661, was probated April 17, 1662. His widow 241 married John Whipple 1 of Ipswich, and was buried February 1, 1686. Children: 1. J arnes, 1640-1698, m. Rebecca ------2. ~Jary, 1642, m. 1666, Abel Langley 1 3. Sarah, 1644, m. Jeremiah Jewett2 (]osephl) 4. Mercy, 1646, m. Nathaniel Adams2 (William 1) 5. Martha, 1648, m. William Quarles2 (William I) 6. Thomas, 1655-1659 References: Early Settlers of Rowley, Mass., by Blodgette Rowley Vital Records, and Town Records Ipswich Vital Records Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope JAMES DICKINSON 2 (Thomasl ), born July 6, 1640, in Rowley, Massachusetts, married about 1663, Rebecca ------• He died in Rowley, June 26, 1698. His widow married January 7, 1701/2, Lt. John Dre sser2 (John 1), and died April 2, 1718, in Rowley. Children: 1. Sarah, 1664, m. John Andrews2 (Roberti of Boxford) 2. Thomas, 1666, m. Elizabeth Plats2 (Jonathanl) 3. Mercy, 1669, m. John Dresser3 (]ohn2, Johnl) 4. John, 1671/2 5. Mary, 1675, m. 1696, Joseph Andrews2 ( Robertl of Boxford) 6. James, 1678-1706, m. 1701, Mary Wood4 (Thomas3, Thomas2, Edw.1) 7. Samuel, 1680/1, m. Ruth Nelson3 (Philip2, Thomasl) 8. George, 1683/4, m. Martha Nelson3 (Philip2, Thomasl) 9. Rebecca, 1688-1689 References: Rowley Vital Records Early Settlers of Rowley by Blodgette JAMES DICKINSON3 (]ames2, Thomasl), born June 30, 1678, in Rowley, Massachusetts, married there, July 16, 1701, Mary Wood4, born 1684, daughter of Thomas3 and Mary (Hunt) Wood of Rowley. He died January S, 1705; his gravestone in Rowley reads: "Here lyes ye body of James Dickinson aged about 27 years deceased January 5 1705•. His widow was granted administration of his estate. She married in Newbury, Massachusetts, December 9, 1708, Daniel Pearson3 (Benjamin2, ]ohnl), and died after 1754, probably in Connecticut•. Children: 1. Mary, 1703, m. 1723, Samuel.Belknap4 (Ebenezer3, Samue/2, Abrahaml) 2. James, 1705-1756, m. 1727/8, Ruth (Hartshorn4) Birchard (Jonathan3, ------2, Thomasl) References: Rowley Vital and Cemetery Records History of Enfield by Allen Norwich, Ct. Vital Records American Genealogist, V. 16, p. 157 Mansfield, Ct. Vital Records Newbury, Mass. Vital Records MARY DICKINSQN4 (]ames3, James2, Thomasl), born November 29, 1703, in Rowley, Massachusetts, married in Mansfield, Connecticut, July 9, 1723, Samuel Belknap4, 1703-1757, son of Ebenezer3 and Hannah ( Ayer) Belknap of Haverhill, .Massachusetts. They removed to Somers, Connecticut, in 1729. He died in Somers in 1757. Line of descent from Mary (Dickinson) Belknap: 242 Simeon Belknap m. Elizabeth Porter Moses Belknap m. Sarah Kibbe Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter WILLIAM DODGE!, born in 1604, was the oldest son of John and Margery(--) Dodge of Middle Chinnock, Somersetshlre, England. With his wife, Elizabeth, he emigrated in 1629, on the ftLions Whelpe". They settled in Salem, Massachusetts, and later, removed to Beverly. He was a founder of the First Church, Beverly, in 1667; a useful, influential citizen. His wife died in Beverly in 1690, and he died by 1692. Children: I. Josiah, d. 1675/6, at Bloody Brook 2. John, 1636-1723, m. I. Sarah Proctor 2. Elizabeth (Tenney) Woodbury 3. William, 1640-1720, m. 1. Mary (Conant2) Balch (Rogerl) 2. Joanna (Hale) Larkin (Robert Hale) 3. Mary (,___ __) Creatty 4. Hannah, 1642-1688, m. L. 1657/8, Samuel Porter2 (]ohnl) 2. 1660/2, Thomas Woodbury3 (Humphrey2, Johnl) References: Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks History of Salem, Mass., by Perley A Porter Pedigree: Desc. of John Porter of Salem by Porter Genealogy of the Dodge Family by Dodge Charlestown Genealogies and Estates by Wyman Old Planters of Beverly and Their Lands by Lapham HANNAH DODGE2 (Williaml), born July 24, 1642, probably in Salem, Massachusetts, married about-1657/8, Samuel Porter2, 1636-1660, son of Johnl and Mary(__ ) Porter of Salem. Widowed in 1660, she married by 1662, Thomas Woodbury 3, son of Humphrey2 and Elizabeth(___ ) Woodbury. By him she had eight children.* She died January 2, 1688/9. Line of descent from Hannah (Dodge) Porter: *Children of Thomas Woodbury3 and Hannah (Dodge) Porter Woodbury: 1. William, 1662-1725, m. J~ anna Wheeler 2. Samuel, 1665-1689 3. Thomas, 1667-1698, m. Abigal 4. Israel, 1670, d.y. 5. Hannah, 1671/2, m. John Ober 6. Elizabeth, 1675/6-1748, m. Joseph Herrick3 (Joseph2, Henryl) 7. Susannah, 1679, d.y. 8. Jonathan, 1682-1774, m. Eleanor Ellenwood (Benjamin,, Ralph) 243 John Porter m. Lydia Herrick John Porter m. Elizabeth Putnam Elizabeth Porter m. Simeon Belknap Moses Belknap m. Sarah Kibbe Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Some Ancestral Lines by Tingley A Porter Pedigree: Desc. of John Porter of Salem by Porter Genealogy of Richard and John Porter by Porter Dawes-Gates and Allied Families WILLIAM EDWARDSl was the son of Richard Edwards, D.D., of London, England, and Agnes (or Anne)(--) Edwards. His father died in 1645, and his mother married James Cole. William Edwards married in Hartford, Connecticut, about 1646, Agnes, widow of William Spencerl. * He died before 1672. Children: 1. Richard, 1647-1718, m. 1. 1667, Elizabeth Tuttle2 (Williaml) 2. 1691/2, Mary Talcott References: First Puritan Settlers by Hinman Windsor Farmes by Stoughton American Genealogist, July, 1951, p. 162-4 RICHARD EDW ARDS2 (William 1), born May 16, 1647, Hartford, Connecticut, married November 19, 1667, Eliz abeth Tuttle 2, born 1645, daughter of William 1 and Elizabeth (---) Tuttle of New Haven. Divorced in 1691, because of the insanity of his wife, he married Mary Talcott, 1691/2. He was a lawyer and merchant. He died April 20, 1718, Hartford, Connecticut; and is buried there in the Gold Street Cemetery. Children: By first marriage: 1. .Mary, 1668; said to be child of Joseph Preston; unclaimed by Edwards 2. Timothy, 1669, m. Esther Stoddard 3. Abigal, 1671, m. 1. Benjamin Lathrop 2. Thomas Stoughton 4. Elizabeth, 1675, m. 1. Jacob Deming 2. ------Hinckley 5. Ann, 1678-1764, m. 1. 1696, Jonathan Richardson3 ( Stf!;phen2, Amosl) 2. 1702, William Davenport2 ( Humphreyl) 6. Mabel, 1685-1765, m. Jonathan Bigelow3 (Jonathan2, Johnl) ? 7. Martha *D.L. Jacobus, in the American Genealogist, July, 195 I, says that Agnes, ·widow of William Spencer 1, may have been daughter of Richard and Agnes (Wyatt) Tucker of Hartford. 244 By second marriage: 8. Jonathan, 1693, d.y. 9. Job, 1694, m. Christi an Williamson 10. Hannah, 1696, m. Joseph Backus4 ( J oseph3, Wm. 2, Wm.1) 11. Richard, 1698-1713 12. Daniel, 1701, m. Sarah Hooker 13. Samuel, 1702, m. Jerusha Pitkin References: Windsor F armes by Stqughton Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus Amos Richardson by Richardson ANN EDWARDS3 (Richard2, Williaml), born 1678, Hartford, Connecticut, married, 1696, Jonathan Richardson3, 1674-1700, son of Stephen2andLydia(Gilbert).Richardson of Stonington, Connecticut. Widowed, May, 1700, she returned to Hartford; married there, 1702, William Davenport2 (Humphreyl), 1660-1742, widower. By him she had six children.* They lived in Hartford until August, 1708, removing to Stonington; removed to Coventry, Connecticut, 1718. He died Coventry, 1742; she died there, 1764. Line of descent from Ann (Edwards) Richardson: Amos Richardson m. Rachel Yarrington I Rachel Richardson m. David Richardson Sanford Richardson Phalle Richardson m. Roxalana Burroughs m. Timothy Grow I I Harper Richardson Persis Grow m. Roxana Belknap m. John SI after I I Paschal Richardson married Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis I Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Amos Richardson by Richardson Hartford, Ct., Vital Records Stoningtqn, Ct., Vital Records Preston, Ct., Church Records Coventry, Ct., Vital Records, Church Records *Children of William2 and Ann ( Edwards) Davenport: Humphrey, 1703-1750 Ann, I 705, m. 1734, Habakkuk Turner4 ( Robert3, Habakkuk2, Robt 1.) Elizabeth, 1708 Rachel, 1715, d.y. Richard, 1716 Rachel, 1718 245 DOROTHY FARRAR was, undoubtedly, daughter or grand-daughter of J acobl and Anne( ___ ) Farrar, early settlers of Lancaster, i\lassachusetts. After the second massacre in Lancaster, the F arrars removed to Woburn. Woburn records give the marriage of Dorothy Farrar and Robert Fentonl, February 27, 1688; also births of two children. The names, Jacob and Anne, among her children indicates a close relationship. The Fenton family moved to .Mansfield, Connecticut, by 1693; to Willington, Connecticut, by 1730. Line of descent from Dorothy (Farrar) Fen ton: Dorothy Fenton m. Samuel Slafter John Slafter m. Elizabeth Hovey John Slafter m. Persis Grow Almina Slafter m. Paschal Richardson Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Annals of Lancaster, with Vital Records Early Records of Lancaster by Nourse N.E.H. & G. Reg., v. 6, p. 313 Woburn, Mass. Vital Records Fenton Genealogy by Weaver Mansfield, Ct., Vital. Records Biog. Rec. of Tolland and Windham Co., Ct., part 2 Slafter Memorial by Slafter HENRY FARWELL 1, born 1605, son of William Farwell of TauntonJ Somersetshire, England, married in Boston, England, April 16, 1629, Olive Welbie, 1604-1691/2, daughter of Richard and Frances (Bulkeley) Welbie of Moulton, Lincolnshire. She was niece of Reverend Peter Bulkeley 1 of Concord, Massachusetts. The F arwells emigrated, 1639; settled in Concord, where he became freeman; removed to Chelmsford, Massachusetts. He died Chelmsford, August 1, 1670; his widow died there, March 1, 1691/2. Children: 1. Elizabeth, 1630-1670, m. 1651, Joseph Wilbore (Samuel) 2. Samuel, 1633-1634 3. John, 1635-1686, m. 1. 1658, Sarah Wheeler (Timothy) 2. Sarah Fiske (John) 4. Joseph, 1640-1722, m. 1666, Hannah Learned3 (/saac2, V/illiaml) 5. Mary, 1642-1713/4, m. 1665, John Bates (Edward) 6. Olive, 1645, m. 1668, Benjamin Spalding2 (Edwardl) References: The Farwell Family, v. I N. E. H. & G. Reg., v. 4, Boston Records; v. 9 I, p. 297 Chelmsford, Mass., Vital Records History of Chelmsford Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope 246 JOSEPH FARWELL2 (Henryl), born in Concord, ~iassachusetts, December 26, 1640, married in Chelmsford, December, 1666, Hannah Learned3, born 1648, daughter of Isaac2 and Mary ( Stearnes) Learned of Chelmsford. He died in Dunstable, J\lassachusetts, December 31, 1722. His gra"iestone at South Nashua, New Hampshire (originally part of Dunstable), reads: "Here Lyes ye Body of Ensign Joseph Farwell Dec'd December ye 31 1722 in ye 82nd year of his age". His widow survived him. Children: 1. Hannah, 1667-1739/43, m. 1. 1685, Samuel Woods2 (Samuell) 2. 1721, Peter Joslin3 (i\athanie/2, Thos.1) 2. Joseph, 1670-1740, m. Hannah Colburn (Thomas) 3. Elizabeth, 1672-1728/9, m. John Richardson3 (Josiah2, Ezekiell) 4. Henry, 167 4-1738, m. Susanna Richardson3 ( Josiah2, Ezekiel 1) 5. Isaac, 1676/8-1753, m. 1705, Elizabeth Hyde3 (Jonathan2, 1) 6. Mary, 1681-1739, m. Thoraas Colburn (Thomas) 7. Sarah, 1683-1736, m. Jonathan Howard (Nathaniel) 8. John, 1686-1709, unm. 9. William, 1688-1756, m. Elizabeth Solendine (John) 10. Oliver, 1692-1725, m. ~1ary Cummings (Thomas) References: The Farwell Family, v. 1 Farwell Ancestral A1emorial by Holton Snow-Estes Genealogy ISAAC F ARWELL3 ( J oseph2, Henryl ), born in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, 1676/8, owned property in Groton, Massachusetts, 1700; in Dunstable, 1704; called ubrickmaker". He married at Medford, Massachusetts, 1705, Elizabeth Hyde3, born 1680, daughter of Jonathan2 and Dorothy (Kidder) Hyde of Billerica. They lived in Medford until 1715, removing to Willington, Connecticut; later to Mansfield. He died June 28, 1753, Mansfield, Connecticut. Children: 1. Elizabeth, 1707 2• .Mary, 1709-1746, m. 1727, Edmund Hovey4 (James3, James2, Daniell) 3. John, 1711-1756, m. Dorothy Baldwin 4. William, 1712-1801, m. Bethia Eldridge S. Dorothy, 1715 References: Farwell Ancestral 1"-lle.morial by Holton Snow-Estes Genealogy Mansfield, Ct., Vital Records MARY FARWELL 4 (lsaac3, Joseph2, Henryl), born in ~1edford, Massachusetts, November 19, 1709, married in Mansfield, Connecticut, February 8, 1727, Edmund Hovey4, 1699-1788, son of James3 and Deborah (Barlow) Hovey of Mansfield. She died in Mansfield, January 27, 1746. Line of descent from Mary (Farwell) Hovey: Elizabeth Hovey m. John Slafter John Slafter m. Persis Grow Almina Slafter m. Paschal Richardson Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Mansfield, Ct. Vital Records Hovey Genealogy Slafter Memorial by Slafter 247 GEORGE FELTl, probably the son of William Felt, baptized February 28, 1609/10, Leighton Buzzard, Bed fordshire, England; was an inhabitant of Charlestown, Massachusetts, 1633; lived on the Mystic side, 1640. He married Elizabeth Wilkinson, daughter of Widow Prudence (___ ) Wilkinson of Charlestown and Malden. They lived in CharlestoMi; attended church in Malden. He owned land in Casco Bay, Maine; perhaps removed there; helped found North Yarmouth, Maine. Malden town records indicate he and his wife returned there about 1680; were in straightened circumstances, supported by son-in-law, James Nichols. They became the first pub lic charges of Malden, May 26, 1691. Malden records say he died May, 1693, aged 92; his wife died, 1694. Children: I. Elizabeth, m. 1655, William Larrabee 2. George, 1639/40-1676, m. 1662, Philippa Andrews2 (Samuell) 3. Mary, m. 1660, James Nichols 4. Moses, d.y. 5. Aaron 6. Moses, m. Lydia Mains (John) References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope History of Malden, Massachusetts · Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire Charlestown Genealogies and Estates by Wyman History of Salem, Mass., by Perley Early Massachusetts Marriages GEORGE FEL T2 (Georgel), baptized January 26, 1639/40, Malden, Massachusetts, married in Falmouth, Maine, November 25, 1662, Philippa Andrews2, 1639/40-1709, daughter of Samuell and Jane(__ ) Andrews of Biddeford, Maine. An aggressive pioneer, mason, carpenter, he settled on land in Casco Bay. He was fa tally wounded by Indians near Portland Harbor, September 23, 1676. His widow removed to Salem, Massachu setts; married there December 19, 1682, Samuel Platsl of Rowley; had by him daughter, Mary Plats, 1684. Widowed again, she married April 9, 1690, Thomas Nelson2 (Thomasl); died September 29, 1709, Rowley, Massachusetts. Children: 1. George, d. 1729, m. I. Hannah Holmes (John) 2. Jemima (Bonfield) Luckus (Geo. Bonfield) 2. Mary, d. 1753, m. 1689, Josiah Wood3 (Thomas2, Edwardl) 3. Samuel, m. Elizabeth ------4. Jonathan, m. 1. 1685, Elizabeth (Williams) Purchase 2. Elizabeth Blaney2 ( Johnl) 5. child References: Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hamp shire Felt Genealogy by Mo"is Felt and Allied Families by Dorr Felt History of Salem, Mass., by Perley History of Rowley, Mass., by Blodgett.e ~1ARY FELT3 (George2, Georgel), born in Maine about 1665, married in Rowley, :Massachusetts, October 17, 1689, Josiah Wood3 1 1664-1728, son of Thomas2 and Ann (Hunt) Wood of Rowley. She died in Enfield, Con necticut, August 4, 1753. Line of descent from Mary ( Felt) Wood: Mary Wood m. Ebenezer Pratt 248 Mary Pratt m. Daniel Kibbe Sarah Kibbe m. Moses Belknap Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William \\'. Potter References: Early Settlers oj Rowley, Mass. by Blodgette History of Enfield, Ct., by Allen ROBERT FENTON 1, perhaps of Welsh ancestry, is first recorded in Woburn, Massachusetts, where he married February 27, 1688, Dorothy Farrar. She was, probably, daughter or grand-daughter of Jacob 1 and Anne (---) Farrar of Lancaster and Woburn. By 1693 he removed to Windham County, Connecticut; patentee of Mansfield, 1703; carpenter; built first bridge across Natchaug River; removed to Willington before 1730. Children: 1. Robert, 1688 2. Francis, 1690, m. Anne ------3. Samuel, m. 1. Catherine Warrin 2. Experience Ingalls 4. Bridget, 1695 5. Jacob, 1698-1763, m. Mary Pierce 6. Dorothy, 1700-1783, m. 1721/2, Samuel Slafter2 (fohnl) 7. Anne, 1703, m. John Rigbe 8. Violata, 1706, m. John Harris 9. Ebenezer, 1710, m. I. 1740, Mehicable Fuller (Jo12athan) 2. Lydia Conant 10. Abigal, 1710, m. Abraham Snow? References: \.Voburn, Mass. Vital Records Fen ton Genealogy by Weaver I3iog. Rec. of Tolland and Windham Cos, Ct., Dart 2 Mansfield, Ct., Vital Records Slafter Memorial by Slaiter DOR OT HY FEN TON 2 ( R.obert 1), born September 4, 1700, Mansfield, Connecticut, married there January 24, 1721/2, Samuel Slafter2, 1696/1770, son of John Slafterl of i\·1ansfield. Both died in ~lansfield, buried in old cemetery, North Mansfield. She died September 29, 1783. Line of descent from Dorothy rFenton) Slafter: John Slafter m. Elizabeth Hovey John Slafter m. Persis Grow Almina Slafter m. Paschal Richardson Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis .Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter 249 JOHN FERMAN 1 and wife, Elizabeth, appear in Salem, Massachusetts, records when their daughter, Elizabeth, was born, February 11, 1674. * By 1683 they removed to Enfield, Connecticut. He died December 13, 1684; inventory of his estate was presented, 1684; settlement made February 2, 1713/4. His widow, Elizabeth, was executrix; the children were listed by name. Children: I. Sarah, 1672-17 43, m. 1. 1690, Simon Rumrill 1 2. 1717, John Stiles3 ( John2, Johnl) 2• .Elizabeth, 167 4, m. 1693, John Mitchell 3. John, m. 1. Sarah ------2. Hannah Spaulding 4. Dorothy, m. 1713, Nicholas .Miles 5•. Abigal, m. 1700, Benoni Gains 6. James, 1683-1721, m• .1711, Patience French References: History of Salem, Mass., by Perley History of Enfield, Ct., by Allen First Puritan Settlers by Hinman Fairman Family Genealogy by Allen Stiles Genealogy: John of Windsor SARAH FERMAN2 (Johnl), born about 1672, probably in Salem, Massachusetts, removed to Enfield, Connecti cut, with her parents, 1683. Here she married February 3, 1690, Simon Rumrill!, 1663-1705, recent emigre from the Isle of Jersey. Widowed April 13, 1705, she married December 25, 1717, as second wife, John Stiles3 (John2, Johnl). She died about 1743. Line of descent from Sarah (Ferman) Rum.rill: Sarah Rumrill m. Ensign John Burroughs Abner Burroughs m • .Margaret Harper Roxalana Burroughs m. Sanford Richardson Harper Richardson m. Roxana Belknap Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter WILLIAM FRENCH 1, born 1604., Haisted, Essex County, England, married about 1624, Elizabeth Godfrey, 1605-1668. With wife and children, he emigrated on the cccefense", 1635, settling in Cambridge, Massachusetts. *Popes Pioneers of Massachusetts, Savages Genealogical Dictionary, and Banks Planters of the Commonwealth record John Firman of Nayland, Suffolk County, England, who came with Winthrop Fleet, 1630; made freeman, 1631, Watertown, Massachusetts; born about 1588, died 165 3. He could have been father of the above, or grandfather. 250 He was an original settler and landed proprietor of Billerica; Lieutenant of the :Militia, 1635 to 1647; Deputy to the General Court; author of the famous tract, ccStrength out of Weakness", published in London, and re printed by the Boston Historical Society. His wife died March 31, 1§68, and he married, 1669, Mary ( Lothrop3) Stearnes, daughter of Thomas Lothrop2 (Johnl). He died in Billerica, November 20, 1681. His widow married Isaac Mixer. Children: By first marriage: 1. Francis, 1625-1690, m. 1661, Lydia Bunnell2 (Williaml) 2. Elizabeth, 1629, m. Robert Eliot 3 . .Marie, 1632-1672, m. 1651/2, Jonathan Hyde 1 4. John, 1635-1712, m. 1. 1659, Abigal Coggan 2. 1663, Hannah Burrage (John) 3. 1668, Mary Rogers (John) 4. 1677/8, Mary ( Littlefield) Kittredge ( Francis2, Edmundl) 5. Sarah, 1638, d.y. 6. Jacob, 1639, m. Mary Champney 7. Hannah, 1641-1642 8. Hannah, 1643, m. John Brackett 9. Samuel, 1645-1646 By second marriage: 10. Mary, 1670, m. 1. ------Sharp ( Nathaniel) 2. Nathaniel Dunckler 11. Sarah, 1671, m. Joseph Crosby 12. Abigal, 1673-1674 13. Hannah, 1676, m. John Childs References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks Lt. William French and Descendants by French Burrage Memorial. History of Billerica, Massachusetts MARIE FRENCH2 (Williaml), born 1632, emigrated with her parents, 1635; married in Billerica, Massachusetts, about 1651/2, Jonathan Hydel, 1626-1711. She died in Billerica, May 27, 1672. Line of descent from two children of William! and Elizabeth (Godfrey) French: the Richardson line descends from Marie, the Potter line from her brother, Francis: See the ch art on the following page. References: Descendants of Samuel and Jonathan Hyde by Warner Kidder Genealogy Hovey, Farwell, Slafter, Grow Genealogies THOMAS GILBERT 1, born about 1582 in England, emigrated with wife, Lydia, and children, to Braintree, Massachusetts, by 1640; bought property in Windsor, Connecticut, 1644. Lydia ( __ ) Gilbert was indicted for witchcraft, 1653-4 convicted, probably executed. Thomas removed to Wethersfield, Connecticut, 1658; died there September S, 1659. 251 Williaml and Elizabeth (Godfrey) French Marie French Francis French m. Jonathan Hyde m. Lydia Bunnell I I Jonathan Hyde, Jr. Elizabeth French m. Dorothy Kidder m. Joseph Holt I I Elizabeth Hyde Joseph Holt, Jr. m. Isaac Farwell m. Abigal Curtis I I ~1ary Farwell Sybil Holt m. Edmund Hovey m. Josi ah Mix I I Elizabeth Hovey Eldad Mix m. John Slafcer m. Lydia Beach I I John Slafcer, Jr. Amos tv1ix m. Persis Grow m. Clarinda Barnes I I Hannah :Mix Almina Slafter m. Thomas Dillin m. Paschal Richardson I Hannah Dillin I m. Lewis Trimmer Charles Judson Richardson I m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter I I Margaret Richardson married 1894 William W. Potter Children: 1. Jonathan., 1618-1682, m. 1. 1645/6, Mary Whice2 (]ohnl) 2. 1651, Mary Wells2 ( Hugh 1) 2. Thomas, d. 1662, m. Catherine ( Chapin) Bliss ( Samuel) 3. Ezekiel 4. Sarah, 1624, m. Joel Jenkins or Judkins 5. Josiah, 1628, m. 1. Elizabeth Belcher2 (Gregoryl) 2. J\lary ( Harris) Weld (William Harris) 6. John, 1630, m. Amy Lord2 (Thomasl) 7. Obadiah, d. 1674, m. Elizabeth (Burr) Olmsted (John Burr) References: Families of Old Fairfield, Ct., by Jacobus Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus JONATHAN GILBER T2 (Thomasl), born about 1618, emigrated with his parents to Braintree, Massachusetts, removing to Wi_ndsor, Connecticut, by 1644. He owned land in Hartford, Connecticut, where he married J anu ary 29, 1645/6, Mary White2, daughter of Elder John Whitel of Hartford. She died in 1650; he married, 1651, Mary Wells2, 1626-1700, daughter of Hughl and Frances (Belcher) Wells of Wethersfield. He was Indian in terpreter; marshal! of Connecticut Colony, 1646-1682; trooper; cornet; Deputy to General Court; customs col lector at Hartford, 1659. He died December 10, 1682; his widow died July 3, 1700 .. Both are buried in the old churchyard, Gold Street, Hartford. Children: By first marriage: 252 1. Jonathan, 1648-1697 /8, m. Dorothy Stow ( Rev. Samuel) 2• .Mary, 1649, d.y. By second marriage: 3. Sarah, 1651-1688/9, m. Andrew Belcher2 ( Andrewl) 4. Mary, 1652/3, m. 1. John Rossiter ( Brayton) 2. Samuel Holton S. Lydia, 1654-1738, m. 1. 1673/4, Stephen Richardson2 ( Amosl) 2. John Chapman 6. Thomas, 1655-1708, m. 1. Lydia Ballett (Samuel) 2. Mary (Lilly) Trowbridge 7. Nathaniel, d. by 1700, unm. 8. Samuel, 1663-1733, m. Mary Rogers3 (Samuel2, Jamesl) 9. Ebenezer, d. 1736, m. Esther Allyn 10. Rachel, m. Josiah ~1arshfield 11. Hester, m. Charles Dickinson 12. Ann, m. James Harris 13. Daniel References: Families of Ancient New Have1,., Ct., by Jacobus N. E. H. & G. Reg., v. 4, p. 339 Early Connecticut Wills Families of Old Fairfield, Ct., by Jacobus LYDIA GILBERT3 (Jonathan2, Thomasl), born 1654, Hartford, Connecticut, married about 1673/4, Stephen Richardson2, 1652-1694, son of Amosl and Mary (Smith ? ) Richardson of Stonington. He died in Stonington, Connecticut, 1694; she married Captain John Chapman, and died, 1738, in East Haddam, Connecticut. Line of descent from two sons of Stephen2 and Lydia (Gilbert) Richardson: Jonathan Richardson Stephen Richardson m. Ann Edwards m. Abigal (--) Pelham Amos RicLardson m. Rachel Yarrington I I Rachel Richardson married David Richardson Sanford Richardson Phalle Richardson m. Roxalana Burroughs m. Timothy Grow I I Harper Richardson Persis Grow m. Roxana Belknap m. John Slafter I . I Paschal Richardson m. Alm1na Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis I Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Amos Richardson by Richardson ELIZABETH GODFREY, born in England about 1605, married there William French1, 1604-1681. In 1635, she emigrated with husba.rid and children to Cambridge, Massachusetts; removed to Billerica, where she died March 253 31, 1668. Line of descent from two children of Williaml and Elizabeth (Godfrey) French: the Richardson line descends from Marie, the Potter line from her brother, Francis; Marie French Francis French m• .Jonathan Hyde m. Lydia Bunnell I I Jonathan Hyde, Jr. Elizabeth French m. Dorothy Kidder m. Joseph Holt I I Elizabeth Hyde Joseph Holt, Jr. m. Isaac Farwell m. Abigal Curtis I I Mary Farwell Sybil Holt m. Edmund Hovey m. Josiah Mix I I Elizabeth Hovey Eldad lvtix m. John Slafter m. Lydia Beach I I John Slafter, Jr. Amos Mix m. Persis Grow m. Clarinda Barnes I I Hannah Mix Almina Slafter m. Thomas Dillin m. Paschal Richardson I Hannah Dillin I m. Lewis Trimmer Charles Judson Richardson I m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Clarinda Louisa Trimmer m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter I I .Margaret Richardson married, 1894 William W. Potter References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Planters of thP. Commonwealth by Banks History of Billerica, Massachusetts Descendants of Samuel and Jonathan Hyde by Warner PRISCILLA GOULD married John Putnaml, 1S79/80-1662, son of Nicholas and Margaret (Goodspeed) Putnam of Wingrave, Buckinghamshire, England. They emigrated from Aston Abbots, Berkshire, to Salem, .Massachu setts, where they were granted land in 1640. Line of descent from Priscilla (Gould) Putnam: John Putnam m. Rebecca Prince Jonathan Putnam m. Lydia Potter Elizabeth Putnam m. John Porter Elizabeth Porter m. Simeon Belknap Moses Belknap m. Sarah Kibbe 254 Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: History of Salem, Mass., by Perley Salem Vital Records Chronicles of Danvers, Old Salem Village by Tapley JOHN GROWl, born about 1636, emigrated co Ipswich, Massachusetts. Here he married, December 15, 1669, Hannah Lord2, daughter of Robert! and Mary (Waite) Lord of Ipswich. A weaver and small land owner, he died in Ipswich, January 9, 1727; his widow died November 16, 1728. Children: 1. John, 1670, d.y. 2. Samuel, 1671, m. 1694, Ruth Foscer4 (lsaac3, Reginald2, 1) 3. John, 1673 4. Joseph, 1677-1748 5. Hannah, 1679 6. Nathaniel, 1682 7. Thomas, 1684-1753, m. 1710, Rebecca Holc3 (James2, Nicholasl) 8. William, 1690-1747, m. 1715/6, Joanna Poor3 (Samuel2, Daniell) References: John Grow of Ipswich by Davis History and Genealogies of Woodstock, Ct., by Bowen THOMAS GROW2 (JohnlJ, born October 20, 1684, Ipswich, Massachusetts, married June 8, 1710, Andover, Massachusetts, Rebecca Holt3, 1688-1762, daughter of James2 and Hannah ( Allen) Holt of Andover. He is called "maltster" in Andover records. They removed to Pomfret, Connecticut, in 1731; helped establish the Congregational Church, Abington Parish, 1743. He died January 13, 1753, in Pomfret; his widow died Novem ber 9, 1762. Both are buried at Pomfret Center; their gravestones read: "Here Lies the Body of Mr Thomas Grow who died January the 13th 1753 in the 68th year of his age", and "November 9 1762 Departed this Life Mrs Rebecca Grow in ye 75th year of her age". Children: 1. Rebecca, 1712-1762, m. 1734, Stephen Ingalls4 ( John3, Henry2, Edm.1) 2. Thomas, 1714, m. 1. Susannah Eaton4 (Jonathan3, Joh122, johnl) 2. Martha Winter 3. Joseph, 1717, m. 1741, Abigal Dana4 (Samue/3, Jacob2, Richardl) 4. Ruth, 1720, m. 17 40, Joseph Williams (John) S. Hannah, 1723, m. 1752, Ephriam Barker 6. James, 1727-1799, m. 1754, Anne Adams References: Andover, Mass., Vital Records N. E. H. & G. Reg., v. 67, p. 371; v. 7 3, p. 105 History of Windham Co., Ct. JAMES GROW3 (Thomas2, Johnl), born October 25, 1727, Andover, Massachusetts, moved to Pomfret, 255 Connecticut, with parents, 1731; became a minister, Abington Parish, Pomfret. There, March 6, 1754, he mar ried Anne Adams, the Reverend David Ripley officiating. They removed to .Monson, Massachusetts, 1760; to Tolland, Connecticut, 1776/7; to Norwich, Vermont, in 1784. Here he died October 29, 1799; his gravestone in an old cemetery between Norwich and Union Village, Vermont, reads: ccsacred to the Memory of Mr James . Grow who departed this Life October 27 1799 aged 73. Oh death thou unrelenting monster, Thy ruthless fangs spares neither infant nor suckling, And thou bringest down to the grave the man of gray hairs, Eternity trans porting sound while God exists my heaven remains, Fullness of joy that knows no bounds Shall make my soul forget her pains". His widow died in Greensboro, Vermont, February 11, 1813; is buried there in the McLaren Cemetery, where her gravestone reads: ttDied F ebr 11 1813 Anna wife of James Grow Aet 79". Children: Born in Abington: 1. Timothy, 1755-1842, m. 1781, Phalle Richardson5 (David4, Stephen3, Stephen2, Amosl) 2. Anne, 1757-1765 3. Susannah, 1759, m. Joel Stimson Born in Monson: 4. Dalinda, 1762-176S 5. Silas, 1764-1765 6. Abisha, 1767-1807, m. Olive Phelps of Norwich, Vt. 7. James, 1769-1859, m. 1. Elizabeth EdmundsS (Ebenezer4-,3, Jobn2, Williaml) 2. Betsey (--) Elliott 8. Sarah, 1772, m. 1. Royal Hatch 2. Frederick Smith 9. :Marv in, 1776-1851, m. Hope Whipple References: Bailey, Early Connecticut Marriages; Pomfret History and Genalogies of Woodstock, Ct., Bowen Monson, Mass. Church Records Tolland and Pomfret Land Records Will of James Grow, Woodstock, Vermont Norwich, Vt., Cemetery Greensboro, Vt., Cemetery Records TIMOTHY GRow4 (James3, Thomas2, Johnl), born May 2, 1755, Abington Parish, Pomfret, Connecticut, mar ried in Somers, Connecticut, January 25, 1781, Phalle RichardsonS, 1763-1828, daughter of David4 and Rachel (Richardson) Richardson of Somers. In 1782 they moved to Hartland, Vermont, where he served as minister until his death, May 17, 1842. His wife died in Hartland, December 29, 1828; both are buried in an old ceme tery, northwest of Hartland Center. The inscriptions on their gravestones read: "In Memory of i\,lrs Phalle wife of Elder Timothy Grow who Died December 29 1828 ae 6s • and ttElder Timothy Grow died tvtay 17 1842 aged 87 years". Children: 1. Dalinda, 1781-1854, m. Elihu Bronson 2. Persis, 1783-1877, m. 1805, John Slafter4 (]ohn3, Samue/2, Jobnl) 3. Candace, 1785-1806, unm. 4. Amelia, 1787-1872, m. David Frost Slafter4 (Anthony3, Moses2, John 1) S. Olive, 1788-1790 · 6. Olive, 1791-1854, m. Elijah Slafter4 (John3, Samue/2, Johnl) 7. David, 1793-1858, m. Lydia Tinkham 8. Silas, 179S-1822, m. Lamoile Walbridge 9. Dustin, 1797-1874, m. Sarah Lamson 10. Levina, 1799-18S4, m. 1. Edmund Hovey 2. De aeon ------Bald win 11. Rachel, 1801-1871, m. Newell Lamson 12. Christiana, 1804-1882, m. George Taylor 256 References: John Grow of Ipswich by Davis History and Genealogies of Woodstock, Ct., by Bowen S01,ters, Ct., Church Records Hartland, Vt. Vital Records Hartland, Vt., Cemetery Record Will of Timothy Grow, Woodstock, Vt. PERSIS GROW5 (Timothy4, James3, Thomas2, Johnl), born June 17, 1783, Hartland, Vermont, married Janu ary 14, 1805, John Slafter, Jr.4, 1776-1856, son of John3 and Elizabeth (Hovey) Slafter of Norwich, Vermont. In 1850 they moved to Tuscola, Michigan. He died in Tuscola, November 21, 1856; she died November 27, 1877. Both are buried in Tuscola. Line of descent from Persis (Grow) Slafter: Almina Slafter m. Pa sch al Richardson Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Slafter Memorial by Slafter Cemetery Records, Tuscola, Michigan JAMES HARP ER 1, his wife, Jennet Lewis, and four children, left County Derry, Ireland, in 1720, and settled in Casco Bay, Maine. During the French and Indian War the family sought refuge in Boston, Massachusetts. After three years of fighting the sons rejoined them. Part of this family moved to Windsor, Connecticut; part went tq New York State. James Harper died in Harpersfield, New York, about 1775, aged 99. Children: 1. Joseph, 1699-1791, m. Miriam Thomson (Widow Margaret) 2. William, d • .1740, unm. Boston 3. John, 1705-1785, m • .1 • .1728, Abigal Montgomery (William), d. 1768 ·- 2. Rebecca ------, d. 1802 4. Sarah, d. 1749, m. John Montgomery 5. Anne, m. James Miller, remained in Ireland References: The Thompson Family by Elliott Ancient Windsor by Stiles JOSEPH HARP ER2 ( J amesl ), born about 1699, emigrated from Ireland to Casco Bay, Maine, with his parents, in 1720. He married, 1721/2, Miriam Thomson, 1689-1772, daughter of Widow Margaret (__ ) Thomson. After serving three years in the French and Indian War, he removed to "Irish Row", East Windsor, Connecti cut (now Melrose); built Osborn's Mill on the Scantic River in 1729. His wife died February 12, 1772; the inscription of her gravestone in Ellington, Connecticut, reads: "In Memory of Mrs Mariam wife of Mr Joseph Harper who died F ebry 12 1772 in ye 83rd year of her age". He died March 30, 1791: his gravestone in Mel rose cemetery reads: "In Memory of .Mr Joseph Harper who died March 30 AD 1791 in the 92nd year of his age". Children: 1. James, 1722-1808, m. 1752, Sarah Burroughs3 (John2, Johnl) 2. Miriam, 1724, m. John Shaw 3. Joseph, 1726, m. Isabel McKnight 257 4. Catherine, 1730 5. Margaret, 1731, m. 1752/3, Abner Burroughs3 (John2, ]ohnl) References: The Thompson Family by Elliott History of Enfield, Ct., by Allen Ellington, Ct., Cemetery Records Melrose, Ct., Cemetery Records MARGARET HARPER3 ( Joseph2, James 1), born in East Windsor, Connecticut, in 1731, married there about 17S 2/3, Abner Burroughs3, born 1728, son of John2 and Sarah ( Rumrill) Burroughs of Ellington, Connecticut.* Line of descent from Margaret (Harper) Burroughs: Roxalana Burroughs m. Sanford Richardson Harper Richardson m. Roxana Belknap Paschal Richardson m. Almin a Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Gault Bible, Frank Gault, Catskill, New York East Windsor, Ct., Vit41, Records HENRY HERRICK I, fifth son of Sir William Herrick of Beaumanor Park, Loughborough, Leicester County, England, born in 1604, came to New England on the -Lion,, in 1629. He became a freeman at Salem, Massa chusetts, May 18, 1631; bought large tracts of land in Salem, Wenham, and Cape-Ann-Syde, now Beverly, Mas sachusetts. He married by 1636, Edith Lasken2, 1612-1674, daughter of Hugh1 and Alice(__ ) Lasken of Salem. They were founding members of the first church in Beverly. He died in Salem, March, 1671; his widow died, 1674. Children: 1. Thomas, m. Hannah Ordway *The Thompson Family by Elliott is in error about the identity of the Margaret Harper who married, 1765 William Gault. Information recorded in the bible in the possession ( 1946) of Frank Gault, Catskill, New York, shows this Margaret, bom 1740, to be the daughter of John2 and Abigal (Montgomery) Harper, New York State. Margaret Harper, born 1731, daughter of Joseph2 and Miriam (Thomson) Harper, cousin of the above, married 1752/3, Abner Burroughs. A third Margaret Harper, born 1766, married 1786, Ro swell Hotchkiss. She was niece of Margaret (Harper) Gault, and daughter of John3 and Miriam (Thomson) Harper of New York State. No marriage record has been found for Margaret Harper, b. 1731, and Abner Burroughs, but circumstantial evidence sub- stantiates this conclusion: 1. Her brother, James Harper married Sarah Burroughs, sister of Abner Burroughs. 2. The Harper and Burroughs families lived in the same locality. 3. Roxalana (Burroughs) Richardson, daughter of Abner, named her first daughter, Margaret; her first son, Harper Richardson. 4. East Windsor Vital Records give Abner and Margaret Burroughs as parents of Abner, Jr., born 1754. 258 2. Zachary, 1636-1695, m. Mary Dodge ( Richard) 3. Ephriam, 1638, m•. Mary Cross (Thomas) 4. Henry, 1640-170 2, m. 1. 1660, Lydia Woodbury 2 (Jo kn 1) 2. 1670, Sarah (Alcock2) Giddings (johnl) S. Joseph, 1644-1717, m. 1. Sarah Leach3 (Richard2, Lawrencel) 2. Mary Endicott 3. Mary G--) ~iarch 6. Elizabeth, 1647-1727, m. Philip Fowler3 (joseph2, Philipl) 7. John, 1650-1680, m. Mary Reddington (John) 8. Benjamin, d. 1677 References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks Old Planters of Beverly and Their Lands by Lapham Porter Pedigree: Desc. of John Porter of Salem by Porter History of Salem by Perley HENRY HERRICK2 (Henry 1), baptized January 16, 1640, Beverly, Massachusetts, married, 1660, Lydia Wood bury 2, 1643-1669, daughter of Johnl and Agnes (Napper) Woodbury of Salem. She died in 1669, and he married by 1670, Sarah ( Alcock) Giddings, daughter of John Alcock 1. He died June, 1702. Children: By first marriage: 1. Lydia, 1661-1737, m. John Porter3 (Samuel2, Johnl) 2. Joseph, 1666-1727, m. 1. Mary Dodge3 (William2, Williaml) 2. Mary (Thaxter) Cushing 3. Elizabeth, 1668, m. Isaac Woodbury3 (Nicholas2, Williaml) By second marriage: 4. Samuel, 1670-1743, m_ Sarah Leach4 (John3, Richard2, Lawrencel) S. Jonathan, 1672-1724, m. 1. Elizabeth Dodge3 (William2, Wm.1) 2. Bethiah Conant3 ( John2, Rogerl) References: History of Salem by Perley Genealogy of Richard and John Porter by Porter Porter Pedigree: Desc. of John Porter of Salem by Porter Vawes-Gates and Allied Families LYDIA HERRICK3 ( Henry2, Henry I), born in 1661, Beverly, Massachusetts, married about 1680, John Porter3, 1658-1753, son of Samuel2 and Hannah (Dodge) Porter. They lived in Wenham, Massachusetts. She died Feb ruary 19, 1737. Line of descent from Lydia (Herrick) Porter: John Porter m. Elizabeth Putnam Elizabeth Porter m. Simeon Belknap Moses Belknap m. Sarah Kibbe Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter 259 References: Genealogy of Richard and John Porter by Porter Porter Pedigree: Desc. of John Porter of Salem by Porter Wenham, Mass., Vital Records NICHOLAS HOLT 1, tanner or dish turner, of Romsey, Hampshire County, England, emigrated on the "James" of London, to Newbury, ~Jassachusetts, June, 1635. He was 27 years old. His wife, Elizabeth Short, daughter of Henry Short of England, was, probably, sister of Henry Short 1, emigre to Newbury about the same time. In 1644 they moved to Andover, Massachusetts; there she died November 9, 1656. He married June 20, 1658, Hannah ( Bradstreet) Rolfe, daughter of Humphrey Bradstreet 1. She died June 20, 1665, and he married, third, May 21, 1666, Martha, widow of Roger Preston. Nicholas Holt died in Andover, January 30, 1685; his widow died March 21, 1703. Children: By first marriage: 1. Elizabeth, 1636-1710, m. 1658, Ralph Famum2 (Ralpbl), d. 1715 2. Mary, 1638-1700, m. 1657, Thomas Johnson2 (]ohnl) 3. Samuel, 1641, m. Sarah Allen2 ( Andrewl) 4. Henry, 1644, m. 1669, Sarah Ballard 5. Nicholas, 1647-1715, m. 1679, Mary Russell 6. Hannah, m. 1668/9, Robert Gray 7. James, 1651-1690, m. 167S, Hannah Allen2 (Andrewl) 8. Priscilla, 165 3, d.y. By second marriage: 9. Rebecca, d.y. 10. John, 1663-1686/7, m. 1685, Sarah Geerey References: The Holt Family by Durrie Historical Sketches of Newbury by Coffin Historical Sketches of Andover by Bailey History of Salem by Perley Andover Vital Records Farnham Genealogy Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks JAMES HOL y2 ( Nicholasl ), born in Andover, .Massachusetts, 1651, married there October 12, 167S, Hannah Allen2, 1652-1698, daughter of Andrewl and Faith (Ingalls) Allen of Andover. He was a soldier in King Phil ip's War. He died of smallpox, December 14, 1690; his widow died in Andover, September 30, 1698. Children: 1. Hannah, 1677, m. 1697/8, Samuel Farnum3 (Ralph2, Ralphl) 2.·Priscilla, 1679, m. Ephriam Farnum3 (Ralph2, Ralphl) 3. Lydia, 1681, m. Samuel Peabody 4. Timothy, 1683, m. Rhoda Chandler3 (William2, Williaml) 5. Joseph, 1686-1774, m. 1. Abigal Rich 2. Zerviah Winch 3. Mary (Harm an) Donnell (John Harm an) 6. Rebecca, 1688-1762, m. 1710, Thomas Grow2 (]ohnl) 7. James, 1690-1690 260 References: The Holt Family by Durrie Andover, Mass., Vital Records Farnham Genealogy by Farnham Chandler Family by Chandler ] ohn Grow of Ipswich by Davis REBECCA HOLT3 ( James2, Nicholasl), born in Andover, Massachusetts, .March 24, 1688, married there June 8, 1710, Thomas Grow2, 1684-1753, son of Johal and Hannah (Lord) Grow of Ipswich. They lived in Andover, removing to Pomfret, Connecticut, by 1731 .. She died in Pomfret, November 9, 1762. Line of descent from Rebecca ( Holt) Grow: James Grow m. Anne Adams Timothy Grow m. Phalle Richardson Persis Grow m. John Slafter Almina Slafter m. Paschal Richardson Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: / ohn Grow of Ipswich by Davis Pomfret, Ct., Cemetery Records DANIEL HOVEY 1, son of Richard Hovey of Waltham Abbey, Essex County, England, was baptized August 9, 1618, at Ipswich, England.* He emigrated to Ipswich, Massachusetts, on the "Griffin", in 1633; married there, about 1641, Abigal Andrews2, daughter of Robertl and Elizabeth (___ ) Andrews of Ipswich. She died be- tween 1676 and 1683. He died April 24, 1692; his will was proved October 31, 1692. Children: 1. Daniel, 1642, m. 1. Rebecca ------2. Esther Treadwel12 (Thomasl) 2. John, 1644, m. I. 1666, Dorcas Ivory 2. Mercy (Boynton) Goodhue (John Boynton) 3. Thomas, 1648, m. Sarah Cook ( Aaron) 4. James, 1650-1675, m. 1670, Rebecca Dane3 (]ohn21 Johnl) 5. Joseph, 1653, m. Hannah Pratt ( Richard) 6. Abigal, m. John Ayers 7. Nathaniel, 165 7, m. Sarah Fuller2 (John 1) References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope History of Ipswich, ,\1assachusetts *From the flyleaf of a book in Boston, Mass., Public Library: "Daniel Hovey, his hoke, hee was born in Waltham Aby ye 9th of August, 1618. Son of Richard Hovey of ye sam town. Sent him by Mr. John Gibons ye minister of that town. Sent him as a token from him in '37 ye year of the Pequod Wars. Daniel Hovey'' 261 Hovey Genealogy N. E. H. & G. Reg., v. 6, p. 339 History of the Andrews Family by Andrews JAMES HOVEY2 (Daniel 1), born in Ipswich, tv1assachusetts, about 1650, received a homelot in Brookfield, Mas sachusetts, in 1668. He married, 1670, Rebecca Dane3, born 1648/9, daughter of John2 and Eleanor (Clarke) Dane of Ipswich. They lived in Brook£ ield. He was killed in the Indian massacre in Brookfield, August 2, 1675. His wife was executrix of his estate; died a widow. Children: 1. Priscilla, 1670/1-1720, m. 1699, Samuel Smith3 :Matthew2, A1atthewl) 2. Daniel, 1672-1741/2, m. 1697, Mercy------3. James, 1674-1760, m. 1. Deborah Barlow2 (Edmundl) Elizabeth ------3. Susanna Dexter References: Hovey Genealogy History of Ipswich, Massachusetts American Genealogist, v. 20, p. 163 JAMES HOVEY3 ( Jq..mes2, Daniel 1), born in Brookfield, Massachusetts, 1674, married about 1694, Deborah Barlow2, daughter of Edmundl and Mary (Pemberton) Barlow of Charlestown, .Massachusetts. They lived in Malden, Massachusetts; removed to Mansfield, Connecticut, in 1716. She died in Mansfield, May 15, 1749. He married, second, Elizabeth ------, and third, Susanna Dexter. He died in Mansfield, his will being proved, May 6, 1760. Children: 1. James, 1695, m. Joanna Bassett (Nathaniel) 2. Deborah, 1697, m. Eleazer Huntington3 (T hos. 2, Christopherl) 3. Edmund, 1699-1788, m. 1. 1727, Mary FarweU4 (Isaac3, Jos.2, Henryl) 2. 1747, Anne Huntington3 (Thos.2, Christ.1) 4. John, 1700, m. 1. Mary Nash (Ebenezer) 2. Rebecca Hall ( William) 5. Mary, 170 2, m.. 1. John Austin 2. Nath an Sprague 6. Joseph, 1704, m. 1. Ruth Closson (Nehemiah) 2. Thankful Hovey 7. Thomas, 1706, m. 1. Abigal Phelps (Ben;amin) 2. Abigal Phelps (] edidiah) 8. Priscilla, 1708, m. Shubael Dimmick (Timothy) 9. Daniel, 1710, m. Elizabeth Slap (John) 10. Samuel, 1713, m. Elizabeth Colson 11. Abigal, 1714, m. Jonathan Curtis References: Charlestown Genealogies and Estates by Wyman Hovey Genealogy Farwell Genealogy Mansfield, Ct., Vital Records EDMUND HOVEY4 ( James3, James2, Daniel 1), born in Malden, Massachusetts, July 10, 1699, moved to Mans field, Connecticut, in 1716. Here he married February 8, 1727, Mary Farwell4, 1709-1746, daughter of Isaac3 and Elizabeth (Hyde) Farwell of Mansfield. She died July 27, 1746. In 1747, he married Anne Huntington3, daughter of Thomas Huntington2. They moved to Norwich, Vermont, in 1766. He died there January 21, 1788; 262 his gravestone in the old cemetery between Norwich and Union Village reads: «In Memory of Mr Edmund Hovey Died January 21 1788 in his 89th year Depart my friends dry up your tears I must lie here till Christ appears". Anne ( Huntington) Hovey is buried in the old cemetery, Thetford Ce... nter, Vermont. Children: By first marriage: 1. Edmund, 1728, m. 1. ~1ary Gilbert 2 . .Margaret Knowlton 2. Isaac, 1730-1761 3. Mary, 1732-1749 4. Aaron, 1735, m. 1. Olive Farwell5 (john4, [saac3, Joseph2, Henryl) 2. Abigal Freeman ( Edward) 5. James, 1737-1766, d. of tuberculosis 6. William, 1740-1748 7. Elijah, 1741-1747 8. Elizabeth, 1744-1811, m. 1767, John Slafter3 (Saml2, Johnl) By second marriage: 9. Ann, 1747 /8, m. Yimothy Smith 10. William, 1749 11. Priscilla, 1751, m. 1. ------Whittaker 2. John Slafter3 (Samuel2, Johnl) 12. Amos, 1753 13. Mary, 1756-1846, m. Josiah Hubbard References: Hovey Genealogy Slafter Memorial by Slafter Mansfield, Ct., Vital Records Cemetery Records, Norwich, Vt.; Thetford Ctr., Vt. ELIZABETH HOVEYS (Edmund4, James3, James2, Daniell), born in Mansfield, Connecticut, June 22, 1744, married there, March 26, 1767, John Slafter3, 1739-1819, son of Samuel2 and Dorothy (Fenton) Slafter of Mans field. They were pioneers in Norwich, Vermont. She died in Norwich, January 6, 1811; is buried in the Water man Hill Cemetery above Pompanoosuc, Vermont. Line of descent from Elizabeth ( Hovey) Slafter: John Slafter, Jr. m. Persis Grow Almina Slafter m. Paschal Richardson Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Slafter Memorial by S la{ter :'•v1ansf ield, Ct., Vital Records 1\Torwich, Vt., Cemetery Records WILLIAM HUNTl, probably brother of Richard Hunt of Yorkshire, born in England about 1605, married there Elizabeth Best. They emigrated from Yorkshire, 1635; were first settlers in Concord, Massachusetts. He be came a freeman, June 2, 1641; a landed proprietor; his family was prominent in Concord, and adjoining towns 263 of Acton and Sudbury. Elizabeth, mother of his children, died December 27, 1661. In 1664, he married Mercy Hurd, widow of Thomas Brigham and Edmund Rice. They removed to .Marlboro, Massachusetts, where he died, October, 1667; his will was proved December 17, 1667. Children: I. Samuel, 1633/5, m. 1655, Elizabeth Redding (Joseph) 2. Isaac, m. Mary Stone 3. Susannah, 1637-1710, m. John Todd 4. Hannah (Ann), 1640-1714, m. 1654, Thomas Wood2 (Edwardl) 5. Elizabeth, m. John Barron or Barns 6. Nehemiah, 1642-1726, m. 1663, J\1ary Toll 2 (John 1) 7. William 8. Mary, d. 1697 /8 1 m. John Grant References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope History of Concord, Mass., v. 1, by Hudson Genealogy of the Hunt Family by Hunt _and Wyman American Genealogist, v. 21, p. 123 Marlboro Vital Records Early Settlers of Rowley, Mass., by Blodgette Line of descent from two children of William and Elizabeth (Best) Hunt: ANN HUNT2 (Williaml), probably the "Hannah, daughter of William Hunt, born Concord, Massachusetts, Decerr_ ber 12, 1640", married in Rowley, Massachusetts, June 7, 1654, Thomas Wood 2, 1634-1687, of Rowley, son of Edwardl and Ruth (Mousall) Wood, late of Charlestown, Massachusetts. They lived in Rowley, where she died December 29, 1714. References: American Genealogist, v. 21, p. 123 Early Settlers of Rowley by Blodgette Rowley Vital Records NEHEMIAH HUNT2 (Williaml), born about 1642, probably in Concord, Massachusetts, married June 1, 1663, Mary Toll2, born 1643, daughter of Johnl and Katherine(___ ) Toll of Sudbury, Massachusetts. He has been called ccLord of Punkatassett•; lived on property his father bought from Reverend Peter Bulkeley. He died Oc tober, 1726; administration of his estate was granted to his widow. Children: 1. Mary, 1664-1754, m. I. 1683, Thomas Wood3 (T homas2, Edward 1) 2. 1707, Simon Davis 2. John, 1666- 1666 3. John, 1667-1669 4. Nehemiah, 1669-1718, m. Eleanor Hunt, no issue 5. '1'illiam, 1671-1673 6. John, 1673-1765, m. 1. J\1ary Brown 2. Dorothy Merriam 7. Mercy, 1676, m. 1707, David or Daniel 'Whitaker 8. William, 1678-1755, m. Mary Carly 9. Hannah, 1681, m. George Robbins 10. Simon, 1682-1702 11. Elizabeth, 1684, m. Jere mi ah Hopkinson 12. Rebecca, 1686, m. Thom as Bateman References: Genealogy of the Hunt Family by Hunt and Wyman Sudbury Vital Records 264 Concord Vital Records History of Concord, Mass., V. 1, by Hudson MARY HUNT3 (Nehemiah2, Williaml), born in Concord, Massachusetts, September 28, 1664, married in Rowley, June 6, 1683, her cousin, Thomas Wood3, 1658-1702, son of Thomas2 and Ann (Hunt) Wood of Rowley, Massa chusetts. After his death, 1702, she married, about 1707, Simon Davis of Concord; had by him a son, Peter, born 1708. In the settlement of her father's estate, 1726, she is called Mary Davis. Rowley Church records say; "September 18, 1726, Mary Davis, formerly ye relict of Thomas Wood, dismissed to ye church in Mansfield." She died in :Mansfield, Connecticut, November 7, 1754, leaving a will which names children and grandchildren. References: Rowley Vital Records; Rowley Church Records Concord Vital Records Mansfield, Ct., Vital Records Line of descent from two children of William! and Elizabeth (Best) Hunt: Ann Hunt Nehemiah Hunt m. Thomas Wood m. Mary Toll t I I Josiah Wood Thomas' Wood married Mary Hunt m. Mary Felt I I I I Mary Wood Mary Wood m. Ebenezer Pratt m. James Dickinson I I Mary Pratt Mary Dickinson m. Daniel Kibbe m. Samuel Belknap I Simeon Belknap m. Elizabeth Porter I Sarah Kibbe married ~loses Belknap Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson I Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter I Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis I Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter JONATHAN HYDE!, born in England about 1626, embarked on the "Jonathan•, April, 1639, bound for Boston, 265 Massachusetts, accompanied by his older brother, Samuel Hyde 1. * By 1647, he settled in Cambridge Village; this part became Newton, Massachusetts, in 1691. He married about 1651/2, Marie French2, 1632-1672, daugh ter of William 1 and Elizabeth (Godfrey) French of Billerica. She died ~1ay 27, 1672. He married January 8, 1673, Mary Rediat, who died September 5, 1708. May 27, 1663, he became a freeman; served in King Philip's War; was selectman for Newton, 1691. He died at Newton, October 5, 1711, aged 85 years. Children: By first marriage: 1. Jonathan, d.y. 2. Samuel, 1653, r.1. Hannah Stedman 3. Joshua, 1653 4. Jonathan, 1655-1726, m. 1673, Dorothy Kidder2 (Jamesl) 5. John, 1656, m. Hannah (Jackson) Kenrick 6. Abraham, 1658 7. Elizabeth, 1659 8. William, 1662, m. Elizabeth Hyde3 ( J ob2, Samuel 1) 9. Eleazer, 1664, m. Hannah Hyde3 (Job 2, Samuel 1) 10. Daniel, 1665, m. Sarah Hyde3 ( Job2, Samuel 1) 11. Ichabod, 1668, m. Hannah ------12. Joseph, 1672, m. Mary Williams By second marriage: 13. Hannah, 1677-1679 14. Sarah, 1679, m. John Osland (Humphrey?) 15. Ruth, 1682, d.y. 16. Isaac, 1685 17. Jacob, 1687, m. Bethia Hyde3 (Job2, Samuell) 18. Lydia, 1689 19. Anne, 1692, m. 1715, Richard Barnes References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Descendants of Samuel and Jonathan Hyde by Warner History of Newton, Mass., by Jackson JONATHAN HYDE2, Jr. (Jonathanl), born April 1, 1655, Cambridge Village, Massachusetts, married June 6, 1673, Dorothy Kidder2, 1651/2-1724, daughter of Jamesl and Anna (Moore) Kidder of Billerica. They left Bil lerica about 1675; lived in Cambridge Village and Medford, Massachusetts; moved to Canterbury, Connecticut, about 1708. His wife died in Canterbury by 1724; he died there in 1726. Children: 1. Jonathan, 1673/ 4, m. 1698/9, Elizabeth Williams, 1678-1771? 2. Dorothy, 1675, m. 1690, Joseph Perham or Peckham2 (Johnl) 3. Hannah, 1677, m. John Woodward 4. Mary, 1678, m. Jonathan Hunt 5. Elizabeth, 1680, m. 1705, Isaac F arwell3 ( Joseph2, Henry 1) 6. James, 1683, m. Mary Utter (Jabez) 7. Ebenezer, 1685, d.y. *Samuel Hydel, m. Temperance, and had: I. Joshua, d.y. 2. Job, 1643, m. Elizabeth Fuller 3. Sarah, 1644 4. Samuel, 1647 5. Elizabeth, m. 1667, Humphrey Osland 266 8. Sarah, 1685, m.. John Pike 9. Abigal, 1688, m. Joseph Cleveland3 (Samuel2, Mosesl) 10. Ann, 1690, d.y. 11. Isaac, 1693, d.y. References: Descendants of Samuel and Jonathan Hyde by Warner Kidder Genealogy by St~fford History and Genealogy of Watertown by Bond Early Mass. Marriages: Billerica History of Newton, Mass., by Jackson Hart ford Times Genealogy Page, 1111215 5 ELIZABETH HYDE 3 ( J onathan2, Jonathan 1), born May 23,- 1680, prob ably in Cambridge Village, Massachusetts, married at Medford, 1705, Isaac Farwell3, 1676-1753, son of Joseph2 and Hannah (Learned) Farwell of Chelms ford and Dunstable, Massachusetts. They lived in Medford, Massachusetts, until 1715, removing to Willington, Connecticut; later to Mansfield .. Isaac died in Mansfield, June 28, 1753. Line of descent from Elizabeth (Hyde) Farwell: Mary Farwell m. Edmund Hovey Elizabeth Hovey m. John Slafter John Slafter, Jr., m. Persis Grow Almina Slafter m. Paschal Richardson Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Farwell Genealogy Mansfield, Ct., Vital Records EDMUND INGALLS!, born about 1598, son of Robert and Elizabeth(__ ) Ingalls of Skirbeck, Lin!=olnshire, England, emigrated to Salem, .Massachusetts, on the cc Abigail" with Governor Endicott's company, 1628. In 1629, with his brother, Francis, and four others, he helped found the settlement of Lynn. Here he held 120 acres in 1638. His wife was Ann; her surname possibly Tripp. He was drowned, March, 1648; his will probated that year. The Hi story of Lynn says: cc 1648. Edmund Ingalls, first white inhabitant of Lynn, drowned in .March, crossing the Saugus River-leaving eight children, who petitioned and were granted a forfeit of 100 pounds from the village, because their father's death was due to the inadequacy of the bridge. This proceeding is based upon an old Welsh law." Children: 1. Robert, 1621-1698, m. 1646, Sarah Harker or Barker (William) 2. Elizabeth, 1622, m. Francis Dane2 ( Johnl) 3. Faith, 1623, m. Andrew Allen! 4. John, 1625-1721, m. 1667, Elizabeth Barrett 5. Sarah, 1626, m. William Bitnar 6. Henry, 1627-1718/9, m. I. 1653, Mary Osgood2 (Johnl) 2. 1687, Sarah (Farnum2J Abbot (Ralphl) 267 7. Samuel, 1634-1717, m. 1656, Ruth Eaton2 (Johnl)* 8. Mary, m. John Eaton3 ( J ohn2, John 1) ? 9. Joseph, 1646, d.y. References: Ingalls Genealogy: Posterity of Edmund Ingalls by Burleigh History of Lynn by Newhall Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Old Families of Amesbury and Salisbury by Hoyt Eaton Families by Molyneux Desc. of John, Wm., and Christopher Osgood by Osgood FAITH INGALLS2 ( Edmund 1), born in Engl and, 1623, emigrated with her parents in 1628. She married in Lynn, Massachusetts, about 1643, Andrew Allenl, early settler of Lynn. By 1652 they removed to Andover, Massa chusetts. He died of smallpox in Andover, October 24, 1690. Line of descent from Faith (Ingalls) Allen: Hannah Allen m. James Holt Rebecca Holt m. Thomas Grow James Grow m. Anne Adams Timothy Grow m. Phalle Richardson Persis Grow m. John Slafter, Jr. Almina Slafter m. Paschal Richardson Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis ~1argaret Richardson m. William W. Potter JCHN INGERSOLL 1, born in Bedfordshire, England, about 1615, became a founder of Hartford, Connecticut. He married, 16S1, Dorothy Lord2, 1631-1657/8, daughter of Thomasl and Dorothy (Bird) Lord of Hartford. About 16S5, they moved to Northampton, Massachusetts. Here his wife died in 1657/8. He married, 1658, Abigal Bascom, who died in 1666/7. He married, third, in 1667, Mary Hunc2, daughter of Johnl and Mary (Webster) Hunt. He died September 3, 1684, probably in Westfield, Massachusetts. His widow, Mary, died in 1690. Children: By first marriage: 1. Hannah, 1652-1714/5, m. 1672, Stephen Kelsey2 (Williaml) 2. Dorothy, 1654, m. 1. 1672, Jacob Phelps2 (Georgel) 2. ------Root 3. Margery, 1656, m. 1. 1679, Jacob Goffe 2. Jonathan Buck * Eaton Genealogy by Molyneux, says: 1. Ruth Eaton2 ( J ohnl ), married John Ingalls. All other sources say she married Samuel lngalls2, as I have listed her. 2. John Eaton3 (John2, Johnl) is given as marrying Mary------. Ingalls sources say Mary Ingalls married John Eaton. I have put it so. 268 By second marriage: 4. Abigal, 1659, m. 1. Thomas Rix 2. Joshua Wills 5. Abiah, 1663, m. Jedidiah Strong 6. Esther, 1665, m. 1. William Gurley 2. Benoni Jones 7. Sarah, 1666, m. ------· Barnes By third marriage: 8. Thomas, 1668, m. 1. 1692, Sarah Ashley3 (David2, Robertl) 2. Abigal Dickinson 3. Ruth Childs 9. John, 1669-1750, m. Isabelle Brown 10. Abel, 1671 11. Ebenezer, 1673-1681 12. Joseph, 1675-1704 13. Mary, 1677-1690 14. Benjamin, 1679-1686 IS. Jonathan, 1681, moved to :Milford, Ct. References: Descendants of William Kelsey, v. 1, by Claypool First Century of Springfield, Mass., v. 2, by Burt N. E. H. & G. Reg., v. 6, p. 265, 243 HANNAH INGERSOLL2 ( Johnl), born in Hartford, Connecticut, 1652, married in Wethersfield, November IS, 1672, Stephen Kelsey2, 1647-1710, son of William Kelsey I of Hartford. They lived in Hartford; she died there after December S, 1714/S. Line of descent from Hannah (Ingersoll) Kelsey: Hannah Kelsey m. James Kibbe Daniel Kibbe m. Mary Pratt Sarah Kibbe m •.Moses Belknap Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter ROBERT JONESl, a planter of Hingham, Massachusetts, by 1636, moved to Rehoboth in 1644. He returned to Hingham; died there November 17, 1691: his will signed April 20, 1688, lists his children by name. His first wife is unidentified; his second wife, Elizabeth, survived him, dying September 25, 1712. Children: By first marriage: 1. Robert, m. Anna Biddle 2. Joseph 269 3. Sarah, d. 1689, m. 1652/3, Samuel Belknap2 ( Abraham I) 4. Jane, m. Thomas Collier 5. Benjamin, the elder 6. Ephrian1 7. John By second marriage: 8. Elizabeth 9. Benjamin, the younger, 1666 References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope History of Hingham, A1assachusetts, v. 3 and 4 SARAH JONES2 (Robertl), born in England, emigrated with her parents to Hingham, Massachusetts, by 1636. She married about 165 2/3, Samuel Belknap 2, 1628-1731, son of Abraham 1 and Mary (__ ) Belknap of Lynn and Salem, Massachusetts. They lived in Salem, 165 3 to 1666, later in Malden, and Haverhill. She died in Haverhill, Massachusetts, April 18, 1689. Line of descent from Sarah (Jones) Belknap: Ebenezer Belknap m. Hannah Ayer Samuel Belknap m. Mary Dickinson Simeon Belknap m. Elizabeth Porter Moses Belknap m. Sarah Kibbe Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: History of Salem by Perley Haverhill Vital Records WILLIAM KELSEY 1, born in England about 1600, probably in Essex County, was a member of Hooker's party who settled New Towne, afterwards called Cambridge, Massachusetts. He became a freeman, March 4, 1634/5; sold his property in 1636; removed to Hartford, Connecticut, by February, 1637. His name appears on the Founders Monument, Hartford. He died about 1680 in Killingsworth, Connecticut. He married in England be fore 1628, Bethia Hopkins (?), born 1605/ 10, who may have died in 1636. If so the last four children were by a second marriage. Children: 1. Mark, 1628-1722, m. Rebecca Hoskins 2. Bethiah, 1630, m. David Phillips 3. Priscilla, 1632, m. Cornelius Gillett2 (Jonathan 1) 4. Mary, 1633-1676, m. Jonathan Gillett2 (Jonathan 1) S. John, 1636-1709, m. Hannah Disborough 6. Abig al, 1645-1717, m. John Hull 7. Stephen, 1647-1710, m. 1672, Hannah lngersoll2 (Johnl) 270 8. Daniel, 1650-1727, m. 1. Mary Stevens 2. Jane Chalker 9. William, 1654, d.y. References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Descendants of William Kelsey, v. 1, by Claypool STEPHEN KELSEY 2 (William 1), born November 7, was baptized November 17, 164 7, at Hartford, Connecticut. He married in Wethersfield, November 15, 1672, Hannah Ingersoll2, 1652-1714/5, daughter of Johal and Doro thy (Bird) Ingersoll of Northampton, Massachusetts. They lived and died in Hartford. He died November 30, 1710; she died about 1714/5. Children: 1. Dorothy, 1673, d.y. 2. Mary, 1674, d.y. 3. Hannah, 1675-1730, m. 1703, James Kibbe3 (Elisha2, Edwardl) 4. Stephen, 1677-1745, m. Dorothy Bronson 5. John, 1679-1767, m •.Mary Buck (Ezekiel 1) 6. Daniel, 1682-1752, m. Eunice Jarvis 7. William, 1684-1747, m. Rebecca Messenger 8. James, 1687-1761, m. Elizabeth------9. Charles, 1692-1777, m. Hannah (Kibbe4) Larcom (john3, Elisha2, Edwardl) 10. Ebenezer, 1694-1711, unm. References: Descendants of William Kelsey, v. I, by Claypool History of Enfield, Ct., by Allen HANNAH KELSEY3 (Stephen2, William 1), born in Hartford, Connecticut, 1675, married January 20, 1703, James Kibbe 3, born 1675, son of Elisha2 and Rachel ( Cooke) Kibbe of Enfield, Connecticut. She is said to have died in 1730. Line of de scent from Hannah (Kelsey) Kibbe: Daniel Kibbe m. Mary Pratt Sarah Kibbe m• .Moses Belknap Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Descendants of William Kelsey, v. I, by Claypool History of Enfield, Ct., by Allen EDWARD KIBBE 1, born May 11, 1611, son of Edward and Deborah( __) Kibbe of Exeter, England, married there, 1639, Mary Partradge. * They emigrated to Boston, Massachusetts, in 1640; settled at Muddy River, *The marriage of Edward Kibbe to Mary Partradge is given as 1639. There is strong evidence that the Lidea Kibbe of Lancaster, Massachusetts, may have been a child of Edward Kibbe, and if so his marriage must have occurred about two years earlier or Mary Partradge was a second wife. Lidea Kibbe was born about 1638. 271 now Brookline, where he had a sawmill. Mrs. Mary Kibbe was admitted to the church in Boston, September 29, 1645. He died in Brookline, April 3, 1693. Children: I. Mary, 1640 2. James, 1642, m. 1. 1667, Hannah ------2. 1679, Sarah ( Ste,phenson) Lowden ( Andrew) 3. Elisha, 1644-1735, m. 1667, Rachel Cooke2 (Henryl) 4. Deborah, 1647 5. John, 1649-1652 6. Reuben, 1652-1652 7. Elizabeth, 1654 8. Rebecca, 165 7 9. Joshua, 1661-1731 ?, m. 1688, Mary Corney (David) 10. Edward, d. 1694 11. Hannah, d. 1695 References: Genealogical Dictionary by Savage .. Pio~eers of Massacbusetts by Pope ' .. Mms. letter, Burton Historical Library, Detroit Boston Vital Records Roxbury Vital Records Reading Vital Records Woburn Vital Records ELISHA KIBBE2 ( Edwardl ), born in Boston, Massachusetts, December 20, 1644, was baptized there September 30, 1645. He moved to Salem, Massachusetts, about 1663; married there October 12, 1667, Rachel Cooke2, 1645-1740, daughter of Henryl and Judith (Birdsall) Cooke of'Salem. He was a joiner. About 1680/2, they moved to Enfield, Connecticut. He died in Enfield, April 3, 1735; his widow died September 10, 1740. Children: I. John, 1668-1755, m. 1• .1695, Mary Brown3, d. 1696 (]ames2, Thomasl) 2. 1698, Hannah P helps3 ( Jacob2, George 1) 2. Edward, 1670-1756, m. 1. 1692, Rebecca Hadlock, d. 1692 2. 1693, Dorothy Phelps3 ( Jacob2, Georgel) 3. Elisha, 1673-1688 4. James, 1675, m. 1703, Hannah Kelsey3 (Stephen2, Williaml) 5. Mary, m. ------·- Parker 6. Thom as, d.y. 7. Isaac, 1683-1766, rn. 1720, Dorothy Smith 8. Rachel, 1688-1786, m. I. 1708/9, Jonathan Bush3 (Jonathan2, Johnl) 2. John Meachum (Isaac) References: History of Salem, Mass., by Perley History of Enfield, Ct., by Allen Salem Vital Records Descendants of William Kelsey, v. 1, by Claypool JAMES KIBBE3 (Elisha2, Edwardl), born in Salem, Massachusetts, December 27, 1675, moved to Enfield, Connecticut, with his parents in 1680/2. He married January 20, 1703, Hannah Kelsey3, 1675-1730, daughter of Stephen2 and Hannah (Ingersoll) Kelsey of Hartford, Connecticut. They lived in Somers, Connecticut. Children: I. Hester, 1704, m. William Brooks 2. James, 1706-1788, m. Anna Kibbe4 (Edward3, Elisha2, Edwardl) 3. Mary, 1708, m. Samuel Billings 272 4. Isaac, 1711/2, m. 1. 1744, Deborah Meachum, d. 1745 2. 1746, Eunice Miller, d. 1760 3. 1760, Mary Hills 5. Stephen, 1714, m. 1743, Hepsibah Cooms 6. Jerusha, 1717, m. 1739/40, Samuel Pearson 7. Daniel, 1720-1810, m. 1741, Mary Pratt4 (Ebenezer3,2, Thomasl) 8. David, 1723, m. 1746, Miriam Kibbe4 (John3, Elisha2, Edwardl) References: History of Enfield, Ct., by Allen Somers, Ct., Vital Records DANIEL KIBBE4 (]ames3, Elisba2, Edwardl), born in North Somers, Connecticut, about 1720, married in Somers, October 29, 1741, Mary Pratt4, 1721-1803, daughter of Ebenezer3 and Mary (Wood) Pratt of Somers. He owned land in North Somers; operated a saw and grist mill on the Scantic River; a successful farmer, he became prominent in the town. He served in the Revolution; is said to have participated in the Battle of Bunker Hill. Mary (Pratt) Kibbe died October 10, 1803; he died December 15, 1810. Both are buried in North Cemetery, Somers. Children: 1. D~iel, 1742/3-1772 2. Abner, 17 45-1826 3. Amariah, 1747-1829, m. 1. 1775, Anna Buel (Joseph) 2. .1778, Hannah Kibbe5 ( David4, James3, Elisha2, Edw.1) 4. Mary, 1749, m. 1767, William Elmor, Jr.] 5. Lemuel, 17S2-1827, m. Love------6. Sarah, 1755-1822, m. 1775, Moses Belknap6 (Simeon5. Samuel{ F.henezer3, Samue/2, Ahrahaml) 7. Jerusha, 1757, m • .1 • .1777, Abraham Coy 2. 1783, AsaKibbe6 (Asa5, lsrael4, Edw.3, Elisha2, Edwardl) 8. Frederick, 1762-1841, m• .1786, Zelinda FrattS (Ebenezer4,3,2, Tbomasl) References: Somers Vital Records; Church Records Will of Daniel Kibbe, Ct. Stqte Library, Probate Division Commem. and Biog. Rec. of Windham and Tolland Co., Ct. SARAH KIBBE5 (Daniel4, James3, Elisha2, Edwardl), born in Somers, Connecticut, April 2, 1755, married there March 9, 1775, Moses Belknap6, 1754-1835, son of Simeon5 and Elizabeth (Porter) Belknap of Somers. Land was granted them in Vermont, 1781, and they settled in Randolph. She died June 26, 1822., and is buried in the old cemetery, East Randolph, Vermont. Line of descent from Sarah ( Kibbe) Belknap: Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. 'William w. p Otter References: Somers, Ct., Vital Records Randolph, Vt., Vital Records: Cemetery Records JAMES KIDDER I, born about 1626, at East Grimstead, near London, England, married in Cambridge, Massachu- setts, 1649/50, Anna Moore2, daughter of Francis! and Katherine (___ ) Moore of Cambridge. He was active 273 in the settlement of Billerica, removing there in 1659. He was killed in a skirmish with Indians, April 16, 1676. His widow married William Underwood, and died in 169 I. Children: 1. Hannah, 1650/ 1-1699, m. Nathaniel Kettell ( Richard) 2. Dorothy, 1651/2-1724, m. 1673, Jonathan Hyde2 (Jonathanl) 3. James, 1653-1732, m. Elizabeth Brown (V,/illiam) 4. John, 1655-1731, m. Lydia Parker ( Abraham) 5. Thomas, 1657, m. Elizabeth ------6. Nathaniel, 1659-1690/ 1, unm. 7. Ephriam, 1660-1724, m. 1. Rachel Crosby (Simon) 2. Elizabeth Cary (John) 8. Stephen, 1662-1748, m. Mary Johnson (Isaac) 9 • .Enoch, 1664-1752, m. 1. Mary Hayward (John) 2. Hannah (Crosby) Danforth (Simon Grosby) 10. Samuel, 1666-1724, m. Sarah Griggs (John) 11. Sarah, 1667, m. Captain George Brown (William) 12. Joseph, 1670-1683 References: Kidder Genealogy by Sta{ ford Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope History of Cambridge, Mass., by Paige DOROTHY KIDDER2 (James 1), born January 29, 1651/2, Cambridge, Massachusetts, married in Billerica, May 1673, Jonathan Hyde2, 1655-1726, son of Jonathanl and tv1arie (French) Hyde of Cambridge Village. They lived in Cambridge, Medford, and about 1708, moved to Canterbury, Connecticut. She died in Canterbury, before 1724. Line of descent from Dorothy ( Kidder) Hyde: Elizabeth Hyde m. Isaac Farwell Mary Farwell m. Edmund Hovey Elizabeth Hovey m. John Slafter John Slafter, Jr., m. Persis Grow Almina Slafter m. Paschal Richardson Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William \r. Potter References: Descendants of Samuel and Jonathan Hyde by Warner Medford Families by Whitmore Billerica Vitai Records HUGH LASK EN 1 ( or Larkin) and his wife, Alice, were early settlers in Salem, Massachusetts; came from Child hay, Dorsetshire, England, on the cc Abigal", in 1628. They lived on Front Street,. Salem. Alice died July 23, 1658; her husband died the following winter, 1658(9. Children: 1. Edith, 1612- 1677, m. 1633/4, Henry Herrick 1 2. Timothy, m. Damaris ------ 274 References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks History of Salem by Perley, v. 1, p. 306 "' Porter Pedigree: Descendants of John Porter of Salem by Porter Amerzcan Genealogist, v. 14 N. E. H. 6 G. Reg., v. 6, p. 339 EDITH LASKEN2 ( Hugh 1), born in England about 1612, emigrated with her parents, 1628, to Salem, Massachu setts. Here she married, about 163 3/4, Henry Herrick 1, 1604-1671. They settled in Beverly, Massachusetts, where they were founding members of the First Church. She died in 1674/7. Line of descent from Edith ( Las ken) Herrick: Henry Herrick, Jr.,. m. Lydia Woodbury Lydia Herrick m. John Porter John Porter, Jr., m. Elizabeth Putnam Elizabeth Porter m. Simeon Belknap Moses Belknap m. Sarah Kibbe Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter WILLIAM LEARNED 1 came from Bermondsey, Surrey County, England, on the ccT albot", 1630, accompanied by his wife, Judith, and children. They settled in Charlestown, Massachusetts; were admitted to the church, Oc tober 6, 1632; he was made freeman, 1634. They moved to Woburn, Massachusetts, in 1640; he was selectman there, 1641. His wife, Judith, died; he married Sarah (or Jane), who died in 1661. He died in 'Woburn, March, 1645/6. Children: 1. Sarah, 1607, m. 1. Thomas Ewer 2. Thomas Lothrop2 (Johnl) 2. Bethiah, 1612-1683, m. John Halll 3. Mary, 1615 4. Abigal, 1618 5. Elizabeth, 1621 6. Isaac, 1624-1657, m. 1646, Mary Stearnes2 (Isaac 1) References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks 160 Allied Families by Austin History of Framingham, Mass., p. 622 Woburn Records ISAAC LEARNED2 (William 1), born in England, February 25, 1623/4, accompanied his parents to Charlestown, 275 ~-tassachusetts, in 1630; to Woburn in 1640. He married July 9, 1646, Mary Stearnes2, 1626-1663, daughter of Isaacl and Mary (Barker) Stearnes of Watertown, Massachusetts. After 1652, they lived in Chelmsford, where he signed the original land grant petition. He was one of nine petitioners who took up land and lived in Chelms ford. He died November 27, 1657; his widow married, 1662, John Burge of Weymouth, and died January, 1663. Children: 1. Mary, 1646/7, m. i'vloses Barron 2. Hannah (or Anna), 1648, m. 1666, Joseph Farwell2 (Henryl) 3. William, 1650-1684, unm. 4. Sarah, 1653, m. Jonathan Burrett 5. Isaac, 1655-1737, m. 1679/80, Sarah Bigelow2 (Johril) 6. Benoni, 1657-1738, m. I. Mar>· Fanning (Thomas) 2. Sar ah .Moore 3. Sarah Wright ( Edward) References: Stearnes Genealogy and Memoirs by VanWagen_en Chelmsford Vital Records History of Chemsford by Waters History of Sherborne by Morse HANNAH LEARNED3 (lsaac2, l'/illiaml), born in 1648, probably in Woburn, was baptized in Chemsford, 1656, when eight years old. She married in Chelmsford, December, 1666, Joseph Farwell2, 1640-1722, son of Henryl and Olive (Welbie) Farwell of Chelmsford. She was living at his death, December 31, 1722 in Dunstable, Mas sachusetts. Line of descent from Hannah (Learned) Farwell: Isaac Farwell m. Elizabeth Hyde Mary Farwell m. Edmund Hovey Elizabeth Hovey m. John Slafter John Slafter, Jr., m. Persis Grow Almina Slafter m. Paschal Richardson Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Chelmsford Vital Records Farwell Genealogy JENNET LEWIS, wife of James Harper 1, emigrated with her husband and children from North Ireland, in 1720. They sett.led in Casco Bay, Maine; were refugees in Boston~ Massachusetts, during the French and Indian Wars; removed to East Windsor, Connecticut, and New York State. James Harper died in Harpersfield, New York, in 1775; have no record of her death. Line of descent from Jennet ( Lewis) Harper: Joseph Harper m. lvtiriam Thomson Margaret Harper m. Abner Burroughs Roxal ana Burroughs m. Sanford Richardson 276 Harper Richardson m. Roxana Belknap Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis .Margaret Richardson m. V:'illi arn W. Potter References: Thompson Genealogy by Elliott llistory of Enfield, Ct., by Allen KATHERINE (___ ) LORD, said to be widow of Anthony Lord of Sudbury, came from Suffolk County, England, to Ipswich, Massachusetts, about 1634. Six acres of land were granted her then; she was made a commoner in 1641. She died in Salisbury, Massachusetts, ~1ay 12, 1650. Children: 1. Faith1 1600-1679, m. 1. 1617, Edward Brownl 2. 1660, Daniel Warner2 (Williaml) 2. Robert, 1602/3-1683, m. 1630, Mary Waite 3. Grace, 1603-1684, m. Robert Fittsl of Salisbury 4. Anne, 1605-1682/3, m. 1630, William Bartholomewl ? 5. Rachel, m. William Barnes References: lpswich in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, v ..1 Some Ancestral Lines by Tingley ROBERT LORD 1, born in England, about 1602/3, married at Filchingfield, Suffolk County, November 11, 1630, Mary Waite, daughter of Samuel and Mary (Ward) Waite of Wethersfield, England. They emigrated to Ipswich, Massachusetts, about 1634/5. He was made freeman, 1636; Deputy to the General Court, 1638; Clerk of Writs; Register of Deed and Probate, 1635 to 1683; "a useful, upwright, and worthy man." He held land adjoining his brother-in-law, William Bartholomewl. August 21, 1683, he died in his 80th year; was buried in the old High Street Cemetery, Ipswich. His will of June 28, 1683, was probated the following September. His wife survived him. Children: 1. Robert, d. 1696, m. Hannah Day ( Robert) 2. Thomas, m. 1. 1660, Alice Rand 2 • .1686, Mary Brown 3. Abigal, d • .1729, m. 1666, Jacob Foster2 ( Reginald 1) 4. Samuel, m. 1. 1667, Elizabeth Ted or Tread (Samuel) 2. 1684, Rebecca Edington 5. Hannah, d. 1728, m• .1669, John Grow 1 6. Susannah, m. 1674, Thomas Osgood2 ( Christopherl) 7. Sarah, m. 1678, Joseph Wi I son 8. Nathaniel, d. 1733, m. 1685, Mary (Call) Bolles (Philip Call) ? 9. daughter, m. ------Chandler References: Pioneers of 1"4.ttassachusetts by Pope Ancient Records of Town of Ipswich History of Ipswich, Essex, and Hamilton by Felt lpswich Vita) Records 277 Andover Vital Records History of Rowley by Blodgette Salem Vital Records Some Ancestral Lines by Tingley Charlestown Genealogies and Estates by iryman Geneal. Desc. of John, Wm., and Christopher Osgood by Osgood Old Families oi Salisbury and Amesbury by Hoyt HANNAH LORD2 (Roberti), probably born in Ipswich, Massachusetts, married there December 15, 1669, John Growl, 1636-1727. She died November 16, 1728. References: John Grow of Ipswich by Davis Ipswich Vital Records Line of descent from two children of Widow Katherine (___ ) Lord; the Richardson line descends from Robert, the Potter line from his sister, Anne: Robert Lord Anne Lord m•. Mary Waite m. William Bartholomew I I William Bartholomew, Jr. Hannah Lord m. Mary Johnson m. John Grow I Isaac Bartholomew I m. Rebecca ------Thomas Grow 1 m. Rebecca Holt Elizabeth Bartholomew m. Nathaniel Barnes I . . B James Grow B en Jam1n I arne s m. Anne Adams m. Jemima Darrow I I Timothy Grow Clarinda Barnes m. Phalle Richardson m. Amos Mix I I Persis Grow Hannah Mix m. John Slafter, Jr. m. Thomas Dillin I I Almina Sl after Hannah Dillin m. Paschal Richardson m. Lewis Trimmer I Charles Judson Richardson Clari nd)Trimmer m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis m. Lucien Bonaparte Potter I I Margaret Richardson married 1894 William W. Potter THOMAS LORDI, smith, born in 1585, was the son of Richard and Joan(__ ) Lord of Towcester, Nort~amp tonshire, England. He married at Peterboro, England, February 20/3, 1610/1, Dorothy Bird, 1S89-1675/6, 278 daughter of Robert and Amy (___ ) Bird of Peterboro. With his family, Thomas Lord sailed from London on the "Elizabeth and Anne", May, 1635, to Boston, Massachusetts. In 1636, they became first settlers in Hart ford, Connecticut, where his name is on the Founders Monument. H, died in Hartford in 1667; his wife died August 21, 1675/6. Children: 1. Richard, 1612- 1662, m. Sarah Graves ( George ? ) 2. Ann, 1614- 1688, m. Thomas Stanton 1 3. Thomas, 1616-1662, m. Hannah Thurston 4. William, 1618- 1678, m. I. ------2. Lydia (Buckland) Brown (Wm. Buckland) S. Robert, 1620-1678, m. Rebecca Stanley2 ( Christopherl) 6. John, 1623-1691/2, m. 1. Rebecca Bushnell2 (Francisl), d. 1646 2. Adrian Baysey 3. Elizabeth Vincent (Henry) 7. Amy, 1626-1691, m. John Gilbert2 (Thomasl) 8. Dorothy, 1629-165 7, m. 1651, John Ingersoll 1 References: Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks Memorial History of Hartford by Trumbull Descendants of Thomas Lord by Lord Early Probate Records of Connecticut Stanton Genealogy . Descendants of V/illiam Kelsey, v. 1, by Claypool DOROTHY LORD2 (Thomasl), born in England about 1631, came to Hartford, Connecticut, by 1636. She mar ried there, in 16:51, John Ingersolll, 1615-1684, a founder of Hartford. About 1655, they removed to Northamp ton, Massachusetts. She died there, January 3, 1657. Line of descent from two daughters of Thomasl and Dorothy (Bird) Lord; the Richardson line descends from Dorothy Lord, the Potter line from her sister Ann Lord: See the chart on the following page. McLALLEN: Names of the parents are unknown, but the following children are said to have been the brothers and sisters of Eliza .McLallen. Names of her brother-in-laws were David Marr, Joseph Norton,------Watson, and------Bodine. The latter was husband of Catherine McLallen. Names of two sisters-in-law are recorded in land records of St. Thomas, Ontario. Children: 1. Catherine, m. ------Bodine 2. Angeline 3. Julia Ann 4. Charlotte S. Benjamin 6. Ne Ison, m. Margaret --·----- 7. James, m. Esther ------8. Eliza, 1818-1896, m. 1. William Gabriel Wallisl 2. ------Goodwin References: Land and probate records, St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada Information irom living descendants 279 Thomas Lord m. Dorothy Bird I • Dorothy Lord I m. John Ingersoll Ann Lord m. Thomas Stanton I I Hannah Ingersoll I I I I m. Stephen Kelsey Joseph Stanton Robert Stanton John Stanton Dorothy Stanton I m. Hannah Me ad m. Joanna Gardiner m. Hannah Thompson m. Jarues Noyes Hannah Kelsey I I I I m. James Kibbe Joseph Stanton Thomas Stanton Joseph Stanton Thomas Noyes I m • .Esther Gallup m. Thankful Denison m. Margaret Chesebrough rn. Elizabeth Sanford DanieJ Kibbe I I I I m. Mary Pratt Joseph Stanton Thankful Stanton Joseph Stanton Anna Noyes t-J co m. Elias Thompson m. Anna Wheeler m. Isaac Frink 0 m. Mary Champlin Sarah Kilbe I I I m. lvtoses Belknap Mary St an ton m. Elias ThJmpson, Jr, Margaret Stanton m. Isaac Frink, Jr. I I I I • I I Roxana Belknap Esther Thompson Mary Frink m. Harper Richardson m. Elias Champlin Potter m. Darius Ladd I I I Paschal Richardson Elias Thompson Potter married Sophronia Ladd m. Almina Slafter I I I I Charles Judson Richardson Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis m. Clarinda Trimmer I I Margaret Richardson William W. Potter married 1894 ELIZA tyicLALLEN, born October 6, 1818, married in Pennsylvania, about 1834/6, William Gabriel Wallis 1, 1811/7-1852, who had recently emigrated from Southold, England. They lived in Ohio, near Marion; removed about 1850 to Ontario, Canada, near Shedden, in the Talbot Settlement. He died suddenly, November 13, 185 2; his will was probated February, 1853. About 1860, Eliza n1arried in Tuscola, Michigan, Mr. Goodwin,* a wid ower with two daughters, Delia and Anna Goodwin. She died September, 1896, in Tacoma, 'fashington, where she is buried. Line of descent from Eliza (A1cLallen) Wallis: Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis m. Charles Judson Richardson Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter FRANCIS MOOREl, born in England, emigrated to Cambridge, b.-1assachusetts. He received land there, 1638; became a freeman, May, 1638; was an elder in the church, Cambridge. His wife, Katherine, whom he married in England, died December 28, 1648. December 6, 1653, he married Elizabeth (,___ )Ferriman.** He died Au gust 20, 1671, aged 85; his widow died November 5, 1683, aged 84. Children: By first marriage: 1. Francis, m. Albee Eaton 2. Samuel, removed to the Barbadoes 3. Thomas, m. Sarah Hodges 4. Anna, d. 1691, m. 1. 1649/50, James Kidder1 2. William Underwood 5. Sarah, b. 1643 6. John, b. 1644/5 References: Records, First Church, Cambridge, Massachusetts Boston Vital Records History of Cambridge by Paige ANNA .MOORE2 (Francisl), probably born in England, emigrated with her parents to Cambridge, Massachusetts. She married there about 1649/50, James Kidder 1, 1626-1676, recently come from London, England. They lived in Billerica, where he was killed in 1676. She married, second, William Underwood, and died in 1691. Line of descent from Anna (Moore) Kidder: Dorothy Kidder m. Jonathan Hyde, Jr. Elizabeth Hyde m. Isaac Farwell Mary Farwell m. Edmund Hovey Elizabeth Hovey m. John Slafter *Possibly the Warren W. Goodwin buried at Tuscola, Michigan, who died in 1873 aged 64 years. "'*Genealogical page, Hartford Times, May 31, 1947: Elizabeth ( __) Perriman, widow, who married December, 1653, Francis Moore 1, as second wife, was, probably mother of: 1. Frances Ferriman, m. 1. Isaac Amsden 2. Richard Cutter 2. Rebecca Perriman, m. Daniel F arrabas 281 John Slafter, Jr., m. Persis Grow Almina Slafter m. Paschal Richardson Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis J\largaret Richardson m. \l1illiam W. Potter References: Kidder Genealogy by Sta/ fora Register of Medfora Families by Whitmore Records, First Church, Cambridge, Massachusetts RALPH MOUSALLl, probably brother of John Mousalll, was born about 1596, in England; married there his wife, Alice, with whom he emigrated on the "Talbot" in 1630. They settled in Charlestown, Massachusetts. Here he was a member of the original church; deacon; town officer; representative to the General Assembly, 1632; a carpenter. He died April 30, 1657; his will was proved June 23, 1657. His widow, Alice, died in 1674/7. The will of John Govel gave his daughter, Mary Gove, to Ralph and Alice Mousall. Children: 1. John, m. 1. Elizabeth ------2. Eleanor How 3. Mercy Mirick2 (Johnl) 2. Thomas, m. 1. Mary Richardson2 (Samuell) 2. 1679, Mary ( __) Moore, widow of John 3. Mary, m. Thomas Goble2 (Thomasl) 4. Ruth,. d. 1642, m. Edward Wood 1, d. 1642 References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks Charlestoum Genealogies and Estates by Wyman Will of John Govel: The Gove Book by Gove Early Massachusetts Marriages: Charlestown RUTH MOUSALL2 (Ralphl), born in England, married there Edward Woodl. They emigrated to Charlestown, Massachusetts; were admitted co the church, 1640. She and her husband died in 1642. Line of descent from Ruth ( Mousall) Wood: See the chart on the following page. References: Charlestown Genealogies and Estates by Wyman N. E. H. & G. Reg., v. 4, Boston Records American Genealogist, v. 21, p. 123 AGNES NAPPER, daughter of Thomas Napper,. married in England, John Derby. Widowed, she married before 1629, John Woodbury 1, 1576-1743. They removed to Salem, .Massachusetts, by 1630. She died February 14, 1672. Line of descent from Agnes (Napper) Woodbury: 282 Thon:as Wood m•. Ann Hunt Josiah Wood Thomas Wooa m. Mary Felt m. Mary Hunt I I Mary Wood Mary Wood m. Ebenezer Pratt m. James Dickinson I I Mary Dickinson Mary Pratt m. Samuel Belknap m. Daniel Kibbe I Simeon Belknap m. Elizabeth Porter I Sarah Kibbe married Moses Belknap Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson I Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter I Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis I Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter Lydia Woodbury m. Henry Herrick Lydia Herrick m. John Porter John Porter, Jr., m. Elizabeth Putnam Elizabeth Porter m. Siineon Belknap Moses Belknap m. Sarah Kibbe Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Some Ancestral Lines by Tingley History of Salem by Perley Descendants of John Porter of Salem by Porter MARY PARTRACGE was married in England, by 1639. to Edward Kibbe 1, 1611-1693, son of Edward and 283 Deborah (___ ) Kibbe of Exeter. They emigrated to Boston, .Massachusetts, in 1640; settled at Muddy River, now Brookline, where he had a sawmill. Mrs. Mary Kibbe was admitted to the church in Boston, September 29, 1645. Line of descent from Mary (Partradge) Kibbe: Elisha Kibbe m. Rachel Cooke James Kibbe m. Hannah Kelsey Daniel Kibbe m. Mary Pratt Sarah Kibbe m. Moses Belknap Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m• .Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Genealogical Dictionary by Savage Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Mms. letter, Burton Historical Library, Detroit Boston Vital and Church Records JAMES PEMBERTON 1 and his wife, Alice, came from Essex County, England, with the Winthrop Fleet, in 1630. They settled in Charlestown, .Massachusetts; later, lived in Malden and Hull. He became a freeman in Charlestown, October 19, 1630; proprietor, 1633; was admitted to the church, 1633. His second wife was named Margaret. He and his wife died February 5, 1661/2, in Malden, Massachusetts. Children: 1. J arnes, 1633 2. Mary, 1636/7-1707, m. Edmund Barlow I 3. Sarah, 1638, m. Samuel Gibson 4. John, 1642 References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks The Winthrop Fleet by Banks Charlestown Genealogies and Estates by Wyman ~lAR Y P EJ\iBER TON 2 (James I), born i\1arch 2, 1636, Charlestown, Massachusetts, married there in 1659, Ed mund Barlow!. He died in Charlestown, 1696; she died in 1707. Line of descent from Mary (Pemberton) Barlow: Deborah Barlow m. James Hovey Edmund Hovey m. Mary Farwell Elizabeth Hovey m. John Slafter John Slafter, Jr., m. Persis Grow Almina Slafcer m. Paschal Richardson 284 Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Charlestown-Genealogies and Estates by Wyman Hovey Genealogy JOHN PORTER 1, farmer, born about 1596, in England, was a freeman, 1633, in Roxbury, .Massachusetts; in Hingham, 1635; bought land in Salem in 1644. His wife, .Mary, was admitted to the church in Salem in 1644. He was the largest land owner in Salem; established the first tannery in New England; was a friend of Governor Endicott; noted for integrity; held in high regard in civil, patriotic, and religious matters. He died in Salem, September 6, 1676. Children: 1. John, 1634-1684, unm~ 2. Samuel, 1636-1660, m. 1657, Hannah Dodge2 (Williaml) 3. Joseph, 1638-1714, m. Anna Hathorne (William) 4. Benjamin, 1639-1724, unm. 5. Israel, 1643-1706, m. Elizabeth Hathorne (William) 6. Mary, 1645-1695, m. Thomas Gardner (Tho mas) 7. Jonathan, 1647 8. Sarah, 1649-1731, m. Daniel Andrews (Thomas) References: Pioneers of ivtassachusetts by Pope A Porter Pedigree: Desc. of John Porter of Salem by Port~r Geneal. of J oh12 and Richard Porter Chronicles of Danvers, Old Salem Village by Tapley History of Hingham, Massachusett$ SAMT.;EL PORTER2 (Johnl), born i~ 1636, probably in Hingham, Massachusetts, married about 1657, Hannah Dodge2, 1642-1688, daughter of Williaml and Elizabeth ( __) Dodge of Beverly. He owned property in Wen ham, :Massachusetts, near Wenham Pond. A mariner, he died on a trip to the Barbadoes in 1660. His widow married Thomas Woodbury3 (Humphrey2, Johnl), by whom she had eight children. She died in Beverly, .Massa chusetts, January 2, 1688. Children: 1. John, 1658-1753, m. 1680, Lydia Herrick3 (Henry2, Henryl) References: A Porter Pedigree: John Porter of Salem by Porter Some Ancestral Lin es by Tingley JOHN PORTER3 (Samuel2, Johnl), born in Wenham, Massachusetts, 1658, married about 1680, Lydia Herrick3, 1661-1737, daughter of Henry2 and Lydia (Woodbury) Herrick of Beverly. They lived in Wenham on a farm deed ed him, J\·1ay 10, 1690, in Salem, by his maternal grandfather, William Dodgel. This land in Wenham belonged to lineal descendants for 200 years. He was a maltster; active and influential citizen; moderator; representative to the General Assembly. His wife died in 1737; he died March 8, 1753; both are buried in the old graveyard, Wenham. Their gravestones read: "Here lies buried the body of Mr John Porter who departed this life March 8 1753 in the 95th year of his age" and "Here lies buried the body of i\lrs Lydia Porter who died February 19 1737 in the 76th year of her age." 285 Children: 1. Samuel, 1681-1770, m. 1. Sarah Bradstreet ( John) 2. Experience Batchelder 2. John, 1683-1775, m. 1708/9, Elizabeth Putnam4 (Jonathan3, John2, 1) 3. Lydia, 1685-1745, m. 1706, William Lamson3 (John2, Williaml) 4. Hannah, 1687-1787, m. Thomas Kimba114 (Thomas3, Richard2, Richardl) 5. Elizabeth, 1690-1790, m. 1. Daniel Gilbert (John) 2. Joseph Goodhue 6. Benjamin, 1692-1778, m. Sarah Tyler (Moses) 7. Nehemiah, 1694-1784, m. Hannah Smith3 (Hazardiah2, Jamesl) 8. Jonathan, 1696-1759, m. Lydia Tyler (Moses) · 9. Mehitable, 1698-1786, m. Caleb Kimball4 (Caleb3, Richard2, 1) 10. Mary, 1700-1795, m. 1. Robert Cue 2. Samuel Tarbox 11. Sarah, 1706-1794, m. 1724, Thomas Dodge (Josiah) References: A Porter Pedigree: Desc. of John Porter of Salem by Porter Geneal. of John and Richard Porter Wenham Cemetery Records Kimball Genealogy Desc. of William Lamson by Lamson History of Boxford, Mass., by Perley Aspinwall Genealogy JOHN PORTER4 (John3, Samuel2, Johnl), born in 1683, Wenham, Massachusetts, married in Salem, February, 1708/9, Elizabeth Pucnam4, 1686-1750, daughter of Jonathan3 and Lydia (Potter) Putnam of Salem. They re moved to Ellington parish, East Windsor, Connecticut, about 1740. She died in Ellington, February 23, 1750; he died June 7, 1772. His gravestone in the Ellington cemetery reads: •in Memory of Mr John Porter who died June the 7th AD 1772 in the 89th year of his age." His will, dated July 5, 1769; recorded in 1772, mentions his children by name.* Children: 1. Jonathan, 1712 2. Elizabeth, 1726-1793, m. 1745, Simeon BelknapS (Samuel4, Ebenezer3, Samuel2, Ahrahaml) 3. Daniel, d. before 1772, m. Eunice ------4. Lydia, 1717, m. Simeon or Simon Burroughs3 (John2, Johnl) 5. Ruth, m. ------Bowls 6. Jerusha, m. John Gleason References: Salem, Mass., Vital Records Ellington Cemetery Records History of Windsor, Ct., by Stiles Estate No ..1732, John Porter, Probate Records, Ct. State Library ELIZABETH PORTER5 (John4, John3, Samuel2, Johnl), born in Wenham, Massachusetts, May 23, 1726, moved to Ellington parish, East Windsor, Connecticut, about 1740. There she married, 1745, Simeon Belknap5, 1726- 1804, son of Samuel4 and Mary (Dickinson) Belknap of Ellington. She died in Ellington, February S, 1793; he died there in· 1804. Line of descent from Elizabeth (Porter) Belknap: *on a separate paper, dated May 3, 1773, it says: ttReceived of our brother, Jonathan Porter, executor of the last will and testament of our honored father, John Porter of East Windsor, 33 pounds, the legacy given in said will to Elizabeth Belknap, and do hereby discharge said Jonathan Porter from further demands. Signed Simeon Belknap and Elizabeth Belk nap, her mark." Similar receipts were signed, October 2, 1773, by John and Jerusha Gleason; by Simeon and Lydia Bur roughs, February 1, 1774. 286 Moses Belknap m. Sarah Kibbe Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Ellington Vital Records ANTHONY POTTER 1, born in England about 1627 /8, emigrated to Ipswich, Massachusetts. Here he married about 1647/8, Elizabeth Whipple2, daughter of John Whipple 1 of Ipswich. She died in 1648. By 1651/2, he mar ried Elizabeth Stone2, 1628/9-1712, daughter of Gregory I and Lydia(__ _,) Stone of Cambridge, Massachusetts.* Their home in Ipswich was built and first occupied by Daniel Denison2 (Williaml). They presented to the church of Ipswich, a silver cup, inscribed: "AP and EPn. He owned a good farm on the Salem road. He died in 1690. The tombstone of his wife, at Ipswich, reads: ceHere lys burried Mrs Elizabeth Potter who died March ye 10 1712 aged 83 years, A tender mother a prudent wife, At God's command resigned her life." Children: 1. John, 1653-1718, m. Sarah Kimball3 (John2, Richardl) 2. Edmund, 1655-1702, m. 1. Abigal Wells 2. Joanna (Tuttle) Pickard 3. Samuel, 1657-1714, m. 1. Joanna Wood 2. Ruth Dunton 3. Sarah(__ ) Burnett 4. Elizabeth, 1659-1730, m. Thomas Kimball3 ( Richard2, Richardl) 5. Lydia, 1661, m. 1683, Jonathan Putnam3 (]ohn2, Johnl) 6. Thomas, 1664-1745, m. Mary Kimball3 (Caleb2, Richard!) 7. Anthony, 1667-1756, m. Martha Dresser3 (]ohn2, Johnl) References: Potter Families in America by Potter Genealogy of Deacon Gregory Stone Some Ancestral Lines by Tingley Vlills of John Whipple, and Gregory Stone Kimball Genealogy LYDIA POTTER2 (Anthonyl), born in Ipswich, Massachusetts, about 1661, married, 1683, Jonathan Putnam3, 1659-1739, son of J ohn2 and Rebecca ( Prince) Putnam of Salem and Roxbury, Massachusetts. Line of descent from Lydia (Potter) Putnam: Elizabeth Putnam m. John Porter Elizabeth Porter m. Simeon Belknap Moses Belknap m. Sarah Kibbe Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson *The will of John Wbipplel of Ipswich says of Anthony Potterl: "I give to my son-in-law sometimes, 40 shillings". In the will of Gregory Stone 1, it says: •my son-in-law, Anthony Potter". 287 Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: History of Salem, Mass., by Perley THOMAS PRATTl, born in England about 1619, was in Watertown, Massachusetts, by 1647; admitted a freeman there, 1652; removed to Framingham. In 1682, land was assigned him in Sherborn, Massachusetts. He died in Sherborn, in 1692, leaving his widow, Susannah. Children: 1. Thomas, 1656-1741, m. 1681, Lydia Parmenter (John) 2. John, m. Ruth ------3. Ebenezer, m. 1692/3, Mary ------4. Joseph, m. 1695/6, Hannah Provender S. Philip, m. Rebecca ( ) Newton 6. David, m. 1. Rachel ------2. 1704, Sarah Ban croft 7. Jabez, m. 1714, Hannah Gales3 (John2, Richardl) 8. Nathaniel, m. I. Abigal ------2. Lydia Bigelow 9. Abial, m. Daniel Bigelow2 ( / ohn I) 10. Ephriam, m. Elizabeth ------11. Jonathan, m. Sarah Gales3 (John2, Richardl) References: History of Watertown, Mass., by Bond History of Framingham by Barry Framingham Vital Records History of Sherborn and Holliston by Morse EBENEZER PRATT2 (Thomasl), born in Watertown or Framingham, Massachusetts, married about 1692/3, Mary ------. They lived in Sherborn. He died in Sherborn, Massachusetts, May 2, 1737. Children: 1. Sarah, 1693, m. 1717, Ebenezer Twitchell 2. Ebenezer, 1695-1769, m. 1719, Mary Wood4 (]osiah3, Thomas2, Edwardl) 3. Jacob, 1697-1720, m. Lydia ------4. Gershom, 1700, m. 1729, Abigal Rice 5. Mercy, 1702 References: Framingham Vital Records Sherborn Vital Records History of Sherborn and Holliston by Morse History of Framingham by Barry EBENEZER PRATT3 (Ebenezer2, Thomasl), born June 13, 1695, Sherborn, Massachusetts, married in Boston, January 28, 1719, Mary Wood4, 1698-1776, daughter of Josiah3 and Mary (Felt) Wood of Mendon, Massachusetts. They lived in Sherborn until 1726, when he purchased land in Enfield (Somers), Connecticut. He died in Somers, 288 September 7, 1769; his will, dated 1760, mentions his daughter, Mary Kibbe. His widow died March 3, 1776. Both are buried in the north cemetery, Somers; their gravestones read: ''In Memory of Ebenezer Pratt who died Sept 7 1769 in his 75th year Why do we mourn departing friends, Cr ~hake at Deaths alarms, Tis but the voice that Jesus sends, To call them to his arms", and "In Memory of Mrs Mary wife of Capt Ebenezer Pratt who died March 3 1776 in Her 78th year". Children: 1. Mary, 1721-1803, m. 1741, Daniel Kibbe4 (James3, Elisha2, Edwardl) 2. Jacob, 1723/4-1799, m. 1746, Elizabeth Jones 3. Sarah, 1727, m. 1747, Elias Chapin 4. Ebenezer, 1729-1804, m. 175 3, Zilpha Wood, d. 1807 5. Abner, 1735-1741 References: History of Enfield, Ct., by Allen Somers Vital Records: Church Records: Cemetery Records Estate No. 1736, Ebenezer Pratt: Probate Records, Ct. State Libr. MARY PRATT4 (Ebenezer3, Ebenezer2, Thomasl), born in Sherborn, Massachusetts, October 3, 1721, married in Somers, Connecticut, October 29, 1741, Daniel Kibbe4, 1720-1810, son of James3 and Hannah (Kelsey) Kibbe of Somers. She died in Somers, October 10, 1803; he died December 15, 1810. Line of descent from Mary (Pratt) Kibbe: Sarah Kibbe m. Moses Belknap Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Somers Vital Records: Church Records: Cemetery Records REBECCA PRINCE, called "stepdaughter" by John Gedney, tavernkeeper of Salem, Massachusetts, was sister of Robert, Bethia, and Lydia Prince. They were the children of Mary or Sarah ( ) Prince, widow, who mar- ried John Gedney as his second wife. Rebecca married in Salem, July 3, 1652, John Putnam2, 1627-1710, son of John 1 and Priscilla ( Gould) Putnam. The Prince house in Salem was next the Putnam house. Line of des cent from Rebecca ( Prince) Putnam: Jonathan Putnam m. Lydia Potter Elizabeth Putnam m. John Porter Elizabeth Porter m. Simeon Belknap Moses Belknap m. Sarah Kibbe Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter 289 References: History of Salem, Mass., by Perley Genealogy of the Prince Family by Prince American Genealogist, v ..14, p. 83-6 JOHN PUTNAM 1, son of Nicholas and Margaret (Goodspeed) Putnam, was baptized January 17, 1579/80, Win grave, Buckinghamshire, England. He married about 1611, Priscilla Gould. They emigrated to Salem, Massa chusetts; received land there, 1640; were admitted to the church, 1647. He died in Salem, December 30, 1662. Children: 1. Elizabeth, 1612 2. Thomas, 1614-1686, m. 1. Ann Holyoke (Edward) 2. Mary(___ ) Veren or Wren 3. John, 1617-1620 4. Nathaniel, 1619, m. Elizabeth Hutchinson ( Richard) 5. Sarah, 1622 6. Phoebe, 1624 7. John, 1627-1710, m. 1652, Rebecca Prince References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope History of Salem by Perley, v. 2 Chronicles of Danvers, Old Salem Village by Tapley JOHN PUTN.AM2 (Johnl), born in 1627, was brought to Salem, Massachusetts, by his parents. He married there, July 3, 1652, Rebecca Prince, sister of Robert Princel of Salem. They lived in Salem and Roxbury, Massachu setts. He died April 7, 1710. Children: 1. Rebecca, 1653, m. 1. 1672, John Fuller2 (Thomasl) 2. John Shepard2 (Williaml) 2. Sarah, 1654, m. John Hutchinson 3. Priscilla, 1657, m. Joseph Bailey 4. Jonathan, 1659-1739, m. 1. 1680, Elizabeth Whipple 2. 1683, Lydia Potter2 ( Anthonyl) 5. James, 1661, m. 1. Sarah ------2. Mary ( Read) Rea 6. Hannah, 1663, m. Henry Brown 7. Eleazer, 1665, m. 1. Hannah Boardman 2. Elizabeth Rolfe 8. John, 1667, m. Hannah ------9. Susanna, 1670, m. Edward Bishop 10. Ruth, 1693 References: Salem Vital Records History of Salem by Perley, v. 2 JONATHAN PUTNMt3 (John2, Johnl), born in Roxbury, Massachusetts, in 1659, married about 1680, Elizabeth Whipple, who died in 1682. In 1683, he married Lydia Potter2, born 1661, daughter of Anthony 1 and Elizabeth rStone) Potter of Ipswich. He was a farmer; lived in Salem; died March 2, 1739. 290 Children: By first marriage: 1. Samuel, 1682- 1682 By second marriage: 2. Lydia, 1684, m. Thomas Flint 3. Elizabeth, 1686-1750, m. 1708/9, John Porter4 (John3, Samuel2, Johnl) 4. Ruth, 1689-1700 5. Susanna, 1690 6. Jonathan, 1691 7. Esther, 1693, m. Daniel Marble 8. Jerusha, 1696-1697 9. J erusha, 1700-1706/ 16 10. David, 1706 References: History of Salem by Perley, v. 2 Salem Vital Records ELIZABETH PUTNAM4 (Jonathan3, John2, Johnl), born in 1686, married in Salem, Massachusetts, February, 1708/9, John Porter4, 1683-1772, son of John3 and Lydia (Herrick) Porter of Wenham. In 1740 they moved to Ellington parish, East Windsor> Connecticut. She died in Ellington, February 23, 1750. Line of descent from Elizabeth ( Putnam) Porter: Elizabeth Porter m. Simeon Belknap Moses Belknap m. Sarah Kibbe Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Salem Vital Records Ellington, Ct. Vital. Records SIMON RUMRILL 1, born about 1663, came from the Isle of Jersey, Channel Islands, to Enfield, Connecticut. He married in Enfield, February 3, 1690, Sarah Ferman2, 1672-1743, daughter of Johnl and Elizabeth (.--) Ferman. He died April 13, 1705, in Enfield; administration '.lf his estate was granted his widow, Sarah, Janu ary 1, 1706. She married, December 25, 1717, John Stiles3 (John2, Johnl), and died about 1743. Children: 1. Sarah, 1691, m. 1. 1711/2, William Nichols ? 2. 1718, John Burroughs2 (Johnl) 2. Simon, 1694, d.y. 3. Simon, 1696- d. by 175 7, m. Mercy Spaulding 4. Ebenezer, 1700-d. by 1764, m. 1725, Sarah Evans: lived Newport, R. I. S. John, 1704-1770, m. 1728, Abigal Chandler4 (Henry3, Thos.2, Wm.1) 291 SARAH RUMRILL2 (Simonl) was born in Enfield, Connecticut, February 14, 1691. She married in Springfield, .Massachusetts, March 15, 1711/2, William Nichols of Somers, Connecticut. Widowed, she married about 1718, John Burroughs2, 1685-1757, son of Johnl and Hannah(___ ) Burroughs of Enfield. Line of descent from Sarah ( Rumrill) Burroughs: Abner Burroughs m. Margaret Harper Roxalana Burroughs m. Sanford Richardson Harper Richardson m. Roxana Belknap Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: History of Enfield, Ct., by Allen First Puritan Settlers, Windsor by Hinman Genealogical Page, Hartford Times, January 31, 1942 The Stiles Genealogy; Connecticut Family by Stiles George Abbot and Descendants by Abbot Chandler Family by Chandler Early Massachusetts Marriages; Springfield ELIZABETH SHORT, daughter of Henry Short of England, married there, about 1634/5, Nicholas Holt 1, 1608- 1685, with whom she emigrated to Newbury, Massachusetts, June, 1635. She was, probably, sister of Henry Shortl, emigre to Newbury about the same time. The Holts removed to Andover, Massachusetts, in 1644. She died in Andover, November 9, 1656. Line of descent from Elizabeth ( Short) Holt: James Holt m. Hannah Allen Rebecca Holt m. Thomas Grow James Grow m. Anne Adams Timothy Grow m. Phalle Richardson Persis Grow m. John Slafter, Jr. Almina Slafter m. Paschal Richardson Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: The Holt Family by Durrie The History of Newbury by Coffin Andover Vital Records JOHN SLAFTERl came to Lynn, Massachusetts, about 1680, perhaps from Wales. By 1716, he removed to 292 Connecticut; purchased land on the Willimantic River in Mansfield. Whom he married is unknown, as is the date of his death. Children: 1. Mary, 1688-1793, m. Isaac Wellman3 (Isaac2, Thom..asl) 2. Anthony, 1690-1723, m. 1712, Mary Eaton (William) 3. Elizabeth, 1693-1734, m. 1711, Thomas Hutchinson ( H ananiah ? ) 4. Samuel, 1696-1770, m. 1721/2, Dorothy Fenton2 (Robertl) 5. Joseph, 1698-1787, m. Esther ------6. Sarah, 1700, m. 1720, Samuel Paulk (Samuel ? ) 7. Moses, 1702-1778, m. 1743, Jemima Scripture (John) 8. Abigail, 1704-1738, m. 1727, George Sawin (Munning) 9. Benjamin, 1706-1760, m. 1744, Bethia Eaton (William),· no issue 10. James ? References: The Slafter Memorial by Slafter SAMUEL SLAFTER2 (Johnl), born August, 1696, Lynn, Massachusetts, married January 24, 1721/2, Dorothy Fenton2, 1700-1783, daughter of Robertl and Dorothy (Farrar) Fenton of :Mansfield, Connecticut. They lived in Tolland and Mansfield. He was an original proprietor of Norwich, Vermont, but never lived there. They died in Mansfield; both are buried in the old cemetery, North Mansfield; the headstones read: "Here lies ye body of ~Jr Samuel Slafter He departed this life July 31 AD 1770 in the 75th year of his age Death is a debt to nature due, Which I have paid and so must you", and "In memory of Mrs Dorothy Slafter wife of Mr Samuel Slafter who died Sept 29 1783 aged 83 years Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord". Children: 1. son, 1722-1722 2. Dorothy, 1723, d.y. 3. Abigail, 1724-1811, m. 1746, Joseph Johnson5 (Wm.4,3,2, Edwardl) 4. Elizabeth, 1727-1775 5. Dorothy, 1729-1811, m. 1749/50, Hezekiah JohnsonS (Wm.4,3,2, Edw.1) 6. Eunice, 1731/2-1825, m. 1758, Thomas Jewett (Eliezer) 7. Samuel, 1734-1825, m. 1756, Anna Freeman6 (Nathanie/5, Edm.4,3,2, 1) 8. Lois, 1736-1813, unm. 9. John, 1739-1819, m. 1. 1767, Elizabeth Hovey5 (Edmund4, James3, James2, Daniell) 2. 1815, Priscilla ( Hovey5) Whitaker ( Edm. 4, J ames3, J ames2, Daniel 1) 10 • .Anne~ 1742-1816, unm. 11. Eleazer, 1744-1828, m. 1. 1773, Mary Freeman6 (Sylvarzus5, Edmund4,3,2, 1) · 2. 1795, Eunice Fenton4 (I~benezer3,2, Robertl) 12. Mary, 1747-1818, unm. References: The Slafter Memorial by Slafter JOHN SLAFTER3 (Samuel2, John1), born in Mansfield, Connecticut, May 26, 1739, married March 26, 1767, Elizabeth HoveyS, 1744-1811, daughter of Edmund4 and Mary (Farwell) Hovey of Mansfield. They lived in Mansfield; later in Norwich, Vermont, being original settlers there. His wife died January 6, 1811; he married her half-sister, Priscilla (Hovey5) Whitaker, October 5, 1815. He died October 8, 1819. John Slafter, his wives, several children, grandchildren, and three sisters are buried in the Waterman Hill cemetery, near Pompanoosuc, Vermont. The gravestones of John and Elizabeth (Hovey) Slafter read: "In Memory of Mrs Elizabeth, Consort of Deac John Slafter who died Jan 6 1811 aged 66 year and 6 months Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord, For they rest from their labour. And their works do follow them", and "Deacon John Slafter died Oct 8 AD 1819 aged so•. Children: 1. Christiana, 1768-1815~ m. 1793, Richard Crafts Seaver5 (Nath/4, Joseph3, Suhae/2, Robertl) 2 • .Asahel, 1770-1770 293 3. Asaph, 1770-1770 4. Far we 11, 177 1-177 l 5. Edmund Farwell, 1772-1812, m. 1798, Clarissa Tolman (Peter) 6. John, 1776-1856, m• .1805, Persis Grow5 (Timothy4, J ames3, Thomas2, Johnl) 7. Sylvester, 1780-1850, m. I. 1803, Mary Armstrong Johnson (Calvin, V/illiam, William) 2. 1836, Anna White r Nicholas) 8 • .Elijah, 1784-1864, m. 1809, Olive Grow5 (Timothy4, J ames3, T hos. 2, John 1) References: The Slaft-er Memorial by Slafter Waterman Hill Cemetery, Norwich, Vt. History and Genealogies of Woodstock, Ct. Families by Dowen JOHN SLAFTER4 (Jobn3, Samuel2, Johnl), born in Mansfield, Connecticut, October 31, 1776, married January 14, 1805, Persis Grow5, 1783-1877, daughter of Timothy4 and Phalle (Richardson) Grow of Hartland, Vermont. He inherited the paternal estate in Norwich, Vermont; was prominent in town affairs; Justice of the Peace, Selectman, Overseer of Poor; and engaged in surveying. He sold his Vermeat property in 1850, and removed to Tuscola, ~Iichigan. Here he died November 21, 18S6; his widow died November 27, 1877. Their gravestones at Tuscola read: "John Slafter born .Mansfield Conn Oct 31 AD 1776 died Tuscola Mich Nov 21 1856", and "Persis Grow wife of John Slafter born at Hartland Vt June 17 AD 1788 died at Tuscola Mich Nov 27 AD 1877". Children: 1. Phalle Richardson, 1806-1863, m. 1828, N aham Newton Wilson (John) 2. William, 1807, m. 1. 1830, Roisa Hovey Johnson (Samuel, Calvin, William, William) 2. 1861, Mary Pierson ( Sutherland) Waters 3. Persis Grow, 1809, m. 1. Austin Hutchinson ( Samuel) 2. John Marsh 4. Elizabeth Hovey, 1812-1814 5. John Farwell, 1814-1847, unm. 6. David Grow, 1817-1908, m. 1. 1843, Ann Calista Lucas (John) 7. Almina Louisa, 1819-1907, m. 1843, Paschal Richardson7 (Harper6, Sanford5, David4, Stephen3, Stephen2, Amosl) 8. Judson, 1822-1863, m. 1852, Fannie (Rogers) Tice (Silas Beebe) 9. Augusta Malvina, 1826-1914, m. 1851, Oliver Paul Tobey ( Samuel) References: The Slafter Memorial by Slafter Tuscola, Michigan, Cemetery Records Danvers, A-1ass.: Vital Records; Marriages, Richardson Randolph, Vt .. VLtal Records ALMINA LOUISA SLAFTER5 (]ohn4, John3, Samuel2, Johnl), born in Norwich, Vermont, July 25, 1819, mar ried September 6, 1843, Paschal Richardson 7, 1808-1879, son of Harper6 and Roxana (Belknap) Richardson of Randolph, Vermont. They removed to Michigan in 1844, settling in Tuscola. She died in 1907, and is buried in Tuscola, Michigan. Line of descent from Almina Louisa ( Slafter) Richardson: Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter JOHN SMITH 1 of Lancaster, England, born about 1595, emigrated on the "Planter", in 1635, accompanied by 294 his wife, Alice, and children. This family lived in Boston, Watertown, Sudbury, and Lancaster, Massachusetts. Lancaster records give the death, October 27, 1659, of Mary, wife of John Smith; a second wife. He died in Lancaster, July 16, 1669. Children: 1. lvlary, 1617-1683, m. 1642, Amos Richardsonl 2. Hannah, 1617, m. 1654, John Moore (John) 3. Richard, 1620/1, m. 1. 1647, Mary Kerley2 (William I), d. 1654 2. 1655, Joanna(--) Quarles 4. John, 1622, m. 1647, Sarah Hunt (Robert) 5. Alice, 1629-1687, m. 1. 1649, John Tinkerl, d. 1662 2. William .Measure References: John Smith of Lancaster by Smith Sudbury Vital Records Lancaster Vital Records One Branch of the Minor Family by Selleck Genealogical Page, Hartford Times: April 5, May 10, Sept. 13, 1947: Nov. 25, 1950 Parkhurst Mms., New London, Ct. Library MARY S~HTH2 (]ohnl), born in England about 1617, emigrated with her parents in 1635. She married about 1642, Amos Richardson 1, 1617-1683, of Boston, Massachusetts.* They lived in Boston; in 1662, removed to Quiambaug Farm, Stonington, Connecticut. She died in Stonington, September, 1683, a month after the death of her husband. Line of descent from Mary (Smith) Richardson: Stephen Richardson m. Lydia Gilbert Jonathan Richardson Stephen Richardson m. Ann Edwards m. Abigal {__ ) Pelham I Amos Richard son m. Rachel Yarrington I Rachel Richardson married David Richardson Sanford Richardson Phalle Richardson m. Roxalana Burroughs m. Timothy Grow I I Harper Richardson Persis Grow m. Roxana Belknap m. John Slafter, Jr. I I Paschal Richardson married Almina Slafter I Charles Juds~n Richardson ' m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis I Margaret Richardson m. \l'illiam W. Potter *The wife of Amos Richardson 1 was named Mary. Wbether she was .Mary Smith2 ( Johnl) is controversial. Later asso ciations of Amos Richardson to Richard Smith2, and to John Tinker, husband of Alice Smith2, indicate a close, if not, a family relationship. Both Richard and Alice Smith were children of John Smith 1 of Lancaster. They had an older sister named Mary: it has been assumed she became the wife of Amos Richardson 1. 295 ISAAC STEARNES! married in 1622) J\Jary Barker, daughter of John and ~Iargaret ( __ ) Barker of Stoke Nay land, Suffolk County, England. They left Yarmouth, England, on the "Arabella", April 8, and arrived in Salem, Massachusetts, June 12, 1630. They settled in Watertown; he became a freeman, 1631. June 19, 1671, he died in Watertown; his widow died April 2, 1677. Children: 1. child, 1623 2. Mary, 1626-1663, rr1. l. 1646, Isaac Learned2 (Williaml) 2. 1662, John Burge 3. Hannah, 1628-1656, m. Henry Freeman: no issue 4. John, 1630/1, m. 1. Sarah ~-1ixer :Isaac) 2. i\1ary Lothrop3 (Thomas2, Johnl) 5. Isaac, 1633- 1676, m. Sarah Beers ( Richard) 6. Sarah, 1635-1700, m. Deac. Samuel Stone2 (Gregoryl) 7. Samuel, 1638-1683, m. Hannah Manning (William) 8. Elizabeth, 1640- 1671, m. Samuel Manning (William) 9. Abigail, d. 1690, m. 1666, Deacon John Morse References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Genealogical Dictionary by Savage Stearnes Genealogy and /t.·lemoirs by VanWegenen MARY STEARNES2 (lsaac 1), baptized in England, January 6, 1626, was brought to Watertown, Massachusetts, by her parents in 1630. She married in Woburn, July 9, 1646, Isaac Learned2, 1624-1657, son of William1 and Judith (___ ) Learned of Woburn, Massachusetts. He died in Chelmsford, November 27, 16S7. She married June 9, 1662, John Burge of Weymouth, Massachusetts, and died January 8, 1663. Line of descent from Mary (Stearnes) Learned: Hannah Learned m.. Joseph Farwell Isaac Farwell m. Elizabeth Hyde Mary Farwell m,. Edmund Hovey Elizabeth Hovey m. John Slafter John Slafter, Jr. m. Persis Grow Almina Slafter m. Paschal Richardson Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: History of Chelmsford by Waters Chelmsford Vital Recorc/,s Stearnes Genealogy and Memoirs by VanWagenen DEACON GREGORY STONE 1, son of David and Ursula( __,) Stone, was baptized April 19, 1592, in Great Bromley, Essex County, England. He married July 20, 1617, at Nayland, Suffolk County, Margaret Garrard, Vlho 296 died in 1626. In 1627, he married at Nay land, Lydia( ___) Cooper, a widow with two children.* They came to Watertown, i\lassachusetts, in 1635; he became a freeman there, May, 1636. In 1636/7, they removed to Cambridge. He was Deputy to the General Court, 1638; became deacon of the First Church, Cambridge, 1643; was one of the Committee of Four who presented the Can1bridge Petition, 1664. The house of his son, Samuel, is preserved in Cambridge by the Historical Society. He died November 30, 1672, and is buried in the old graveyard, Cambridge. His widow died June 24, 1674. Children: By first marriage: 1. John, 1618, m. Anne ------2. Daniel, 1620, m. Mary ------3. David, 1622, m. Dorcas ------4. Elizabeth, 1624-1626 By second marriage: S. Elizabeth, 1628/9-1712, m. 1652, Anthony Potterl 6. Samuel, 1630/1, m. 1. Sarah Stearnes2 (lsaacl) 2. Abigal (Carter) Fowle Walker 7. Sarah, 1632/3, m. 1653, Joseph Merriam2 (Joseph 1) References: Pioneers of /v1assachusetts by Pope Genealogy of Deacon Gregory Stone Records, First Church, Cambridge, Massachusetts Some Ancestral Lines by Tingley Frame-Dana Ancestral Lines ELIZABETH STONE2 (Gregoryl), baptized in England, March 6, 1628/9, emigrated with her parents in 1635. She married about 1652, Anthony Potterl, of Ipswich, Massachusetts, as his second wife. He died in Ipswich, 1689/90; she died there ~Jarch 10, 1712. Line of descent from Elizabeth (Stone) Potter: Lydia Potter m. Jonathan Putnam Elizabeth Putnam m. John Porter Elizabeth Porter m. Simeon Belknap Moses Belknap m. Sarah Kibbe Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William \r. Potter MARGARET(___ ) THOMSON., widow, came to Casco Bay, Maine, with her children in 1720. This family, *Lydia ( __) Cooper, was widow of Simon Cooper. Their children: 1. John Cooper, 1618-1691, m. Anna Sparhawk2 (Nathanie/1) 2. Lydia Cooper, m. ------Fiske 297 originally from Argyleshire, Scotland, had emigrated to North Ireland where the father, William Thomson, died. Later the Thomsons removed to Ellington Parish, East Windsor, Connecticut. In the Ellington Cemetery is a memorial shaft which says: "Here lyes the Body of Mrs Margaret Tomson who died January 20th A D 1752 in the 87th rear of Her Age." Children: I. \l:'illiam, 1686-1763, n:. . .Esther ------) 1688-1771 2. Miriam, 1689-1772, m. Joseph Harper2 ( J amesl) 3. Samuel, 1691-1782, m. Elizabeth McKinney 1 d. 1776 4. John, m. Margaret------, 1696-1769 5. James, 1696-1776, m. Janet Scott, 1706-1795 6. Robert, 1700-1782, m. Rachel ------, 170 3-1786 7. Ruth, 1704-1786, unm. 8. Hugh, m. Elizabeth Ellsworth 9. Joseph, 1709-1741 References: The Thomson Genealogy by Elliott MIRIAM THOMSON (Widow ~:largaret), born in Scotland in 1689, emigrated with her mother to Casco Bay, Maine, in 1720. There she married by 1721/2, Joseph Harper2, 1699-1791, son of Jamesl and Jennett (Lewis) Harper of Casco Bay. They removed to East Windsor, Connecticut, where they had a farm and mill. She died Febru ary 12, 1772, and is buried at Ellington, Connecticut. Line of descent from Miriam (Thomson) Harper: Margaret Harper m. Abner Burroughs Roxalana Burroughs m. Sanford Richardson Harper Richardson m. Roxana Belknap Paschal Richardson m. Alrr.. ina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William U'. Potter References: The Thomson Genealogy by Elliott Ellington Cemetery Records JOHN TOLL 1 and his wife, Katherine, lived in Sudbury, Massachusetts. He was made a freeman there, May, 1647; was a town officer, 1647. His wife died in Sudbury, February 21, 1675, and he died November 4, 1690. Children: I. John, 1641-1642 2. Mary, 1643, m. 1663, Nehemiah Hunt2 (¾-'illiaml) 3. Rebecca, 1646, m. John Grout 4.• John, 1647-1656 References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope History of Sudbury Sudbury Vital Records MARY TOLL2 (John 1), born in Sudbury, Massachusetts, December 8, 1643, married June 1, 1663, Nehemiah 298 Hunt2, 1642-1726, son of William! and Elizabeth (Best) Hunt of Concord. She was granted administration of her husband's estate at his death, October 1 1726. Line of descent from Mary (Toll) Hunt: Mary Hunt m. Thomas Wood, Jr. Mary Wood m. James Dickinson Mary Dickinson m. Samuel Belknap Simeon Belknap m. Elizabeth Porter Moses Belknap m. Sarah Kibbe Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William \'t'. Potter References: Sudbury Vital. Records Genealogy of the Hunt Family by Hunt and Wyman TAMESIN TURLOAR was married in Haverhill, Massachusetts, May 10, 1670, to Nathaniel Ayer2, 1638-1717, son of Johnl and Hannah (Webb) Ayer of Haverhill. She died in Haverhill, December 13, 1700. Line of des cent from Tamesin (Turloar) Ayer: Hannah Ayer m. Ebenezer Belknap Samuel Belknap m. Mary Dickinson Simeon Belknap m. Elizabeth Porter Moses Belknap m. Sarah Kibbe Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina SI after Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m.. William W. Potter References: Haverhill Vital Records WILLIAM TUTTLE1, born in England about 1609, lived with his wife, Elizabeth, 1609/ 12-1684, and three children in Ringstead, Northamptonshire. They emigrated on the ccPlanter", 1635, and settled in New Haven, Connecticut. He died in New Haven in 1673; his widow died December 30, 1684. 299 Children: 1. John, 1631-1683, m. Katherine Lane (John) 2. Hannah, 1632-1683, m. 1. John P antry2 (William 1) ) 2. Thomas Welles 3. Thomas, 1634-1710, m. Hannah Powell (Thomas) 4. Jonathan, 1637-1703, m. Rebecca Bell ( Francis) 5. David, 1639-1693, incompetent 6. Joseph, 1640-1690, m. Hannah Munson2 (Thomasl) 7. Sarah, 1642-1676, m. John Slauson (Sarah murdered by Benjamin) 8. Elizabeth, 1645, m. Richard Edwards2 (W'illiaml); divorced, insane 9. Simon, 1647-1719, m. Abigal Beach2 (]ohnl) 10. Benjamin, 1648- 1677, executed for murder of Sarah 11. Mercy, 1650, m. Samuel Brown (became insane; murdered her child) 12. Nathaniel, 1652-1721, m. Sarah How (Ephriam) References: Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus East Haven Register, Rev. Stephen Dodd ELIZABETH TUT1LE2 (Williaml), born in New Haven, Connecticut, November 9, 164S, married there Novem- ber 19, 1667, Richard Edwards2, 1647-1718, son of Williaml and Agnes(___ ) Edwards of Hartford. She be- came insane, and was divorced by her husband in 1691. Line of descent from Elizabeth (Tuttle) Edwards: Ann Edwards m. Jonathan Richardson Amos Richardson. m.I Rae h e 1 Y arr1ngton. I Rachel Richardson m. David Richardson Sanford Richardson P halle Richardson m. Roxalana Burroughs m. Timothy Grow I I Harper Richardson Persis Grow m. Roxana Belknap m. John Slafter, Jr. I I Paschal Richardson married Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis I Margaret Richardson m. \l'illiam \l'. Potter References: Families of Ancient l\·eu· Haven by Jacobus Amos Richardson by Richardson ~..1ARY WAITE, daughter of Samuel and Mary (Ward) Waite, was born in Wethersfield, Essex County, England, aoout 1610. She married at F ilchingfield, Suffolk County, November 11, 1630, Robert Lord 1, 1602/3-1683. They 300 emigrated and settled in Ipswich, Massachusetts, before 1635. She was widowed in 1683. Line of descent from Mary (Waite) Lord: Hannah Lord m. John Grow Thomas Grow m. Rebecca Holt James Grow m. Anne Adams Timothy Grow m. Phalle Richardson Persis Grow m. John Slafter, Jr. Almina Slafter m. Paschal Richardson Charles Judson Richardson m.. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: History of Ipswich, Essex, and Hamilton by Felt History of Newbury by Co{ fin Ancient Records of the Town of Ipswich WILLIAM GABRIEL WALLIS! was born Octqber ,/6, 1811/7, in Southold, England. Witq his brother, Isaac, he emigrated to Pennsylvania as a young man. There he married about 1836, Eliza McLallen, 1818-1896, who was of Scotch-Pennsylvania Dutch ancestry. They removed to Ohio in the vicinity of Marion, and all but the young est of their children were born there. About 1850 they moved to Ontario, and bought property in the Talbot Set tlement near Shedden. Isaac Wallis also settled in Ontario, as did two of Eliza's brothers, James and Nelson ~1cLallen. Gabriel Wallis died November 13, 1852, and is buried in the Frome Cemetery, Elgin County, Ontario. His will was recorded in St. Thomas February 13, 1853; in it he mentions all his children by name. . Eliza ( McLallen) Wallis was married about 1860 to Mr. Goodwin, a widower with two daughters. She··removed to Michigan settling in Tuscola. Widowed again, she removed to Tacoma, Washington, and was living with her children there at the time of her death, September or October, 1896. She is buried in Tacoma, in the Oakwood Cemetery. Children: I. Mary, m. 1. William Sells, 1832-1856, ( Abraham, John) 2. Max Rosencrans: divorced 3. Joseph Cogs we 11 2. Catherine Maria, m. George Mathewson: lived Parkhill, Ont. 3. William James, 1840-1905, m. 1. Margaret Dawson, 1841-1890 2. Jane Ball: lived Tacoma, Wash. 4. Ann Eliza, 1841-1924, m. Charles E. Goddard: lived Tuscola, Mich. 5. Esther Jane, 1844-1916, m. I. John Bolton, 1844-1904 2. ------Davis 6. Alvira Murilla, m. Wheelock Hunter: lived Presque Isle, Mich. 7. George, 1848-1917, m. Lucinda Dean 8. Charlotte Elizabeth, 1852-1915, m. 1870, Charles Judson Richardson8 (Paschall, Harper6, San ford5, David4, Stephen3, Stephen2, Amosl) References: Will, No. 646, Registry Of/ice, St .. Thomas, Ontario Sells Mms., by Morrish, Burton Historical Library, Detroit Information by letter, William R. Wallis, Tacoma, Washington Information from other descendants 301 CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH WALLIS2 (William Gabriel 1) was born February 29, 1852, near Shedden, Ontario, Canada, and was nine months old at the time of her father's death. With her mother she removed to Tuscola, Michigan. She was married in Tuscola, August 3, 1870, to Charles Judson Richardson8, 1848-1912, son of Paschal7 and Almina ( Slafter) Richardson of Tuscola. They lived in Tuscola, and for a short time in Vernon, Isabella County. In 1881 they settled in Harrison, Clare County, Michigan. Widowed in 1912, she died in Saginaw, Michig:m, September, i915, at the home of her daughter, Lila. She is buried in the cemetery at Har rison, Michigan. Line of descent from Charlotte Elizabeth (Wallis) Richardson: .Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter HANNAH WEBB, born in England, married there John Ayerl, 1S90-16S7, son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Rogers) Ayer of Wiltshire. She was, probably, sister of Captain John Evered alias Webb from Marlborough, Wiltshire. The Ayers settled in Ipswich, .Massachusetts, about 1630; later removed to Salisbury, and Haverhill. She died in Haverhill, October 8, 1688. Line of descent from three sons of Hannah (Webb) Ayer: one in the Richardson line, two in the Potter line: Nathaniel Ayer Thomas Ayer Peter Ayer m. Tame sin Turloar m. Elizabeth Hutchins m. Hannah Allen I I I Hannah Ayer Love Ayer Ruth Ayer m. Ebenezer Belknap m. Joseph Kingsbury m. John Denison I I I Samuel Belknap Joseph Kingsbury, Jr. m. Ruth Denison m. Mary Wood I I I I Simeon Belknap Hannah Kingsbury m. Elizabeth Porter m. Jacob Hyde I Moses Belknap Ruth HydeI m. Sarah Kibbe m. Ezekiel Ladd I I Roxana Belknap Darius Ladd m. Harper Richardson m. ?v1ary Frink I I Paschal Richardson Sophronia Ladd m. Almin a Sl after m. Elias Thompson Potter I I Charles Judson Richardson Lucien Bonaparte Potter m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis m. Clarinda Trimmer I I Margaret Richardson married, 1894 William w. Potter References: Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks History of Salisbury and Amesbury by Hoyt History of Haver bill by C base Haverhill Vital Records 302 OLIVE WELBIE, daughter of Richard and Frances ( Bulkeley) Welbie, was baptized 1604, in Moulton, Lincoln shire, England. She married in Boston, England, April 16, 1629, Henry Farwelll, 1605-1670, son of William Farwell. They emigrated to Concord, Massachusetts, in 1639; later, removed to Chelmsford. She died in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, .March 1, 1691/2. Line of descent from Olive (Welbie) Farwell: Joseph Farwell m. Harinah Learned Isaac Farwell m. Elizabeth Hyde Mary Farwell m. Edmund Hovey Elizabeth Hovey m. John Slafter John Slafter, Jr. m. Persis Grow Almina Slafter m. Paschal Richardson Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: The Farwell Family by Farwell The Bulkeley Genealogy by Jacobus HUGH WELLSl, said to be son of Thomas Wells of Colchester, England, was born about 1590. He married by 1620, Frances Belcher. With his wife and children, he emigrated in 163S, perhaps on the "Globe". By 1636, they were in Hartford, Connecticut; later removed to Wethersfield. He died in Wethersfield in 1645. His widow married about 1659, Thomas Coleman of Hadley, Massachusetts, and died there, March, 1678. Children: 1. Thomas, 1620-1676, m. Mary Beardsley (William) 2. Hugh, 1625, m. Mary Rusco2 (V/illiam 1) 3. Mary, 1626-1700, m. 1650/ 1, Jonathan Gilbert2 (Thomasl) 4. John, 1628, m. Sarah Curtis3 (William2, Johnl) References: Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks Ancestry and Descendants of Daniel Wells by V,7ells N. E. H. & G. Reg., v. 4, p. 229 Genealogical page, Hartford Times, 1129/1949; 5/1311939 MARY WELLS2 ( Hugh 1), born in England, about 1626, emigrated with her parents in 1635. She married in Hart ford, Connecticut, in 1650/1, Jonathan Gilberc2, 1618-1682, son of Thomasl and Lydia(.---.) Gilbert of Wind sor, Connecticut. She died July 3, 1700, and is buried by her husband in the old churchyard, Gold Street, Hart ford. Line of descent from Mary (Wells) Gilbert: See the chart on the following page. References: Amos Richardson by Richardson Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus Families of Old Fairfield by Jacobus 303 Lydia Gilbert m. St~phen Richardson Jonathan Richardson Stephen Richardson m. Ann Edwards m• .Abigal (__ ) Pelham I Amos Richardson m. Rachel Yarrington I Rachel Richardson married David Richardson Sanford Richardson Phalle Richardson m. Roxalana Burroughs m. Timothy Grow I I Harper Richardson Persis Grow m. Roxana Belknap m. John Slafter, Jr. I I Paschal Richardson married Almina Slafter I I I Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson-I m. William W. Potter PRUDENCE ( ___,) WILKINSON, a widow, came to Charlestown, Massachusetts, with the Winthrop Fleet, in 1630. She removed to Malden by 1640. Her will was probated July 26, 165 5. Children: 1. John, m. Joan Skelton 2. Elizabeth, m. George Feltl 3. Sarah, m. William Buckman or Bucknam! References: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope Charlestown Genealogies and Estates by Wyman Planters of the Commonwealth by Banks ELIZABETH WILKINSON, daughter of Widow Prudence (__ ) Wilkinson, emigrated with her mother in 1630, to Charlestown, Massachusetts. She married between 1635/9, George Felt 1, 1601-1693, of Charlestown. They lived in Charlestown; removed to Maine about 1662; returned to Malden, Massachusetts, by 1680. She died in Malden in 1694. Line of descent from Elizabeth (Wilkinson) Felt: George Felt, Jr. m. Philippa Andrews Mary Felt m. Josiah Wood Mary Wood m. Ebenezer Pratt Mary Pratt m. Daniel Kibbe Sarah Kibbe m•. Moses Belknap 304 Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis ~iargaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Charlestown Genealogies and Estates by Wyman History of Malden, Massachusetts Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire EDWARD WOODl married in England, Ruth Mousall, daughter of Ralphl and Alice(__ ) h,fousall. The Wood and Mousall families emigrated to Charlestown, Massachusetts. Edward Wood, a baker by trade, purchased a half-house in Charlestown in 1639; became a freeman, May 13, 1640; was admitted to the church in Charles town in 1640. His wife died June 29, 1642; he died Sept~mber 27, 1642. Children: 1. Elizabeth, 1619, m. Solomon Phipps 2. Obadiah, 1624, 1:1. ------Hazeltine ? 3. Thomas, 1634·1687, m. 1654, Ann Hunc2 (William!) 4. Josiah, 1635/6 S. Ruth, 1636, m. W. Sheaf 6. Tabitha, 1641-1642 ? 7. Edward, m. Elizabeth ------ References: Charlestown Genealogies and Estates by Wyman American Genealogist, v. 21, p. 123 N. E. H. & G. Reg., v. 4, Boston Records THOMAS WOOD2 (Edwardl), born about 1634, probably in England, emigrated with his parents to Charlestown, ~Jassachusetts. He became a carpenter. June 7, 1654, he married in Rowley, Massachusetts, Ann Hunt2, 1640- 1714, daughter of William! and Elizabeth (Best) Hunt of Concord, Massachusetts. They lived in Rowley. He was buried there September 12, 1687; his widow died December 29, 1714. Children: 1. :tviary, 1655, m. 1673, James Chute of Ipswich 2. John, 1656, m. Isabel Hazen2 (Edward!) 3. Thomas, 1658-1702, m. 1683, Mary Hunt3 (Nehemiah2, Williaml) 4. Ann, 1660, m. Benjamin Plummer 5. Ruth, 1662, m. Joseph J ewett2 (Joseph 1) 6. Josiah, 1664-1728, m. 1. 1685) Sarah Elithorpe3 (Nath/2, Thos.1) 2. 1689, Mary Felt3 (George2, Georgel) 7. Elizabeth, 1664, m. Joseph Boynton 8. Samuel, 1666, m. ~1argaret Elithorpe3 ( Nathaniel2, Thomasl) 9. Solomon, 1669, m. Mary Hazeltine3 (David2, Robertl) 10. Ebenezer, 1671, m. Rachel Nichols2 (Thomasl) 11. James, 167 4- 1694 12. Daniel, m. 1. 1674; Sarah Andrews2 ( Robertl of Boxford) 2. h,1ary Foster ( Reginald) References: Essex Inst. Hist. Coll. v • .6, p. 37; v. 5, p• .162 305 Early Settlers of Rowley, Mass., by Blodgett. Line of descent is through two sons of Thomas and Ann ( Hunt) Wood: THOMAS WOOD3 (Thomas2, Edwardl), born in Rowley, Massachusetts, August 10, 1658, married June 6, 1683, his cousin, Mary Hunt3, 1664-1754, daughter of Nehemiah2 and Mary _(Toll) Hunt of Concord. They lived in Rowley. He was buried December 1, 1702; his estate settled, finally, May 25, 1713. His widow married, about 1707, Simon Davis.* Rowley church records say: «September 18, 1726, Mary Davis formerly ye relict of Thom as Wood dismissed to ye church in Mansfield." She died, a widow, in .Mansfield, Connecticut, November 7, 1754; her will was dated January 3, 1754. Children: 1. Mary, 1684, m. 1. 1701, James Dickinson3 (James2, Thomasl) 2. 1708, Daniel Pearson3 (Benjamin2, Johnl) 2. Thomas, 1686, m. 1711, Abigal Hartshorne 3. Nehemiah, 1688-1688 4. Ephriam, 1689 5. Samuel, 1692 6. Elizabeth, 1694, m. Philip Turner 7. Mehitable, 1695, m. ------Hall 8. Stephen 9. Ann, 1700, m. ------Sargent 10. Hannah, 1703, m. ------Storrs References: Early Settlers of Rowley. Mass .• by Blodgette Rowley Church Records Concord, Mass., Vital Records Mansfield, Ct. Vital Records JOSIAH WOOD3 (Tbomas2, Edwardl), born in Rowley, Massachusetts, September 5, 1664, married March 5, 1685, Sarah Elithorpe3, daughter of Nathaniel Elithorpe2 of Rowley. She died 1688/9; he married October 17, 1689, Mary Felt3, 1669-1753, daughter of George2 and Philippa (Andrews) Felt. They lived in Rowley; re moved to Concord in 1710; later to Mendon; and in 1724, to Somers, Connecticut. He died in Somers, Decem ber 10, 1728. His widow died there, August 4, 1753. Children: By first marriage: 1. Joseph, 1687 By second marriage: 2. Samuel, 1691 3. Sarah, 1692/3 4. James, 1695, m. 1. 1716, Bridget Jones (John) 2• .1740, Thankful(--) Sikes 5. Josiah, 1697, d.y.. ·6. Mary, 1698/9-1776, m• .1719, Ebenezer Pratt3 (Ebenezer2, Thomasl) 7. Josiah, 1700/1, m. Hannah Killum 8. Ruth, 1704, m. Edmund Evens 9. Elizabeth, 1706, m. Samuel Rockwood • Children of Simon and Mary ( Hunt) Wood Davis: I. Peter Davis, 1708 306 10. George, 1708, m. Mercy ------11. Ann, 1710 12. Ebenezer, 1712, m. ~tehitable Hayward4 (Wm.~, Samuel2, Wm.1) 13. Daniel, 1714, m. Lidia Dorchester References: Early Settlers of Rowley, Mass., by Blodgette Concord, Mass., Vital Records History of Sherborn and Holliston, Mass., by Morse History of Enfield, Ct. by Allen Genealogy page, Hartford Times, 4/ 1011948,· 112211949 MARY WOOD4 (Thomas3, Thomas2, Edwardl), born in Rowley, Massachusetts, August 29, 1684, married July 16, 1701, James Dickinson3, 1678-1705/6, son of James2 and Rebecca(___ ) Dickinson of Rowley. Widowed January 5, 1705/6, she married in Newbury, lvJassachusetts, December 9, 1708, Daniel Pearson3 (Benjamin2, Johnl). * They removed to Mansfield, Connecticut, by 1715/6. She was living at the time of her mother's death in .Mansfield, November, 1754. References: Rowley Vital Records Newbury Vital Records Byfield Vital Records Mansfield, Ct., Vital Records Will of Mary ( Hunt) Wood Davis. Mansfield, 1754 MARY wooo4 (Josiah3, Thomas2, Edwardl), born in Rowley, Massachusetts, in 1689/9, married in Boston, January 28, 1719, Ebenezer Pratt3, 1695-1769, son of Ebenezer2 and Mary (--) Pratt of Sherborn, Massa chusetts. They removed to Somers, Connecticut. She died in Somers, March 3, 1776. References: Rowley, Mass., Vital Records History of Sherborn and Holliston by Morse Sherborn Vital Records History of Enfield, Ct., by Allen Somers Vital and Cemetery Records Line of descent fron1 Edward I and Ruth ( Mousall) Wood: See the chart on the following page. JOHN WOODBURY 1, brother of William I and Jonathan Woodbury 1, born about 1576, was son of John Woodbury of South Petherton, Somersetshire, England. He married, June 21, 1596, Joan Humphrey of Burlescomb. In 1624, he came to Massachusetts on the "Zouch Phenix"; settled at Glouce seer; in 1626 removed to Salem. * Children of Daniel and Mary (Wood) Dickinson Pearson: Born in Byfield, Mass.: I. Simon, 1709 2. Ephriam, 1711 Born in Mansfield, Ct.: 3. Mary, 1715/6 4. Hannah, 1718 307 Thomas Wood m. Ann Hunt Thomas Wood Josiah Wood m. Mary Hunt m. Mary Felt I Mary Wood I m. James Dickinson Mary Wood I m. Ebenezer Pratt Mary Dickinson m. Samuel Belknap I Mary Pratt Simeon Belknap m. Daniel Kibbe m. Elizabeth Porter I I Moses Belknap married Sarah Kibbe Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson I Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charle) Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis I Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter He returned to England in 1626/7; there he married, March 19, 1627/8, Annis or Agnes (Napper) Derby, 1598- 1672, daughter of Thomas Napper, and widow of John Derby. They were in Salem by 1630, when he was made a freeman. He was the first envoy to England; first constable; Deputy to the General Court several times. His will was probated June 27, 1643; his widow died February 14, 1672. Children: By first marriage: 1. Humphrey, 1609 / 10- 1685 / 6, m. Elizabeth (__ ) Hunter By second marriage: 2. John, 1630-1672, m. Elizabeth ------3. Sarah, 1634-1667, m. Richard Hollingsworth 4. Hannah, 1636-1714, m. Cornelius Baker 5. Abigal, 1637-1708, m. John Hilll; no issue 6. Peter, 1640-1704, m. 1. Abigal Batchelder (John) 2. Sarah Dodge ( Richard) 7. Lydia, 1643-1669, m. 1660, Henry Herrick2 (Henryl) i B.- Josiah, m. Lydia Herrick References: Some Ancestral Lines by Tingley Old Planters of Beverly and Their Lands by Lapham History of Salem by Perley A Porter Pedigree: Desc. of John Porter of Salem by Porter Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope 308 LYDIA WOODBURY2 (]ohnl), born in Salem, Massachusetts, 1642/3, married in 1660, Henry Herrick2, 1640- 1702, son of Henryl and Edith (Lasken) Herrick of Beverly. She died in 1669. Line of descent from Lydia (Woodbury) Herrick: Lydia Herrick m. John Porter John Porter, Jr. m. Elizabeth Putnam Elizabeth Porter m. Simeon Belknap Moses Belknap m. Sarah Kibbe Roxana Belknap m. Harper Richardson Paschal Richardson m. Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter NATHANIEL WOODWARDl, surveyor for the :Massachusetts Bay Colony, was in Boston by 1638/9. His first wife died in England, and he married in Boston, Massachusetts, Margaret, who survived him. He died in Bos ton after 1661. Children: By first marriage: 1. Nathaniel, 1613-1694, m. 1. Mary Jackson 2. Katherine ------2. John, 1615-1688 3. Robert, 1618-1653, m. 1640, Rachel Smith 4. Sarah, 1620 S. Ezekiel, 1622-1699, m. I. 1650, Anne Beamsley2 (Williaml) 2. 1672, Elizabeth(__ ) Solart 3. 1678, Sarah (Edwards) Piper (Rice) By second marriage: 6. Thomas, 1639, m. 1. 1659, Mary Gunn 2. 1661, Esther ------7. Prudence, 1640/1, m. 1661, Christopher Mosse References: Nathaniel Woodward Genealogy by Woodward and Holman Boston Vital Records EZEKIEL WOODWARD2 (Nathaniell), born in England about 1622, emigrated to Boston, Massachusetts. He married there about 1650, Anne Beamsley2, daughter of William Beamsleyl. In 1660, they removed to Ipswich, Massachusetts. Here his wife died in 1671. He married in Wenham, December 20, 1672, Elizabeth, widow of John Solart. She died in 1678. His third marriage, 1678/9, was to Sarah (Edwards) Piper, widow of Nathaniel Piper, and daughter of Rice and Joan (---) Edwards. He died in Wenham, Massachusetts, January 29, 1698/9. Children: By fir st marriage: I. Anne, 1651, m• .1672, Thomas Day 309 2. Sarah, 165 3, m. 1671, William Row 3. Margaret, 1655, m. 1672, William Andrews 4. Elizabeth, 1657 5. Prudence, 1660, m. 1677, Benjamin Marshall 6. Martha, 1662, m. 1685, Nathaniel Emerson 7. Mary, 1664 8. Ezekiel, 1666, m. Hannah Perkins 9. Rachel, 1668 :> 10. Abial, 1670/5, m. Peter Yarrington1 References: Wenham Vital Records ABIAL OR ABIAH WOODWARD3 (Ezekiel2, Nathaniel 1), probably born between 1670/5, in Ipswich, Massachu setts, married about 1690, Peter Yarrington. I They lived in Beverly, Massachusetts; removed to Preston, Con necticut, about 1706. With her son, Ezekiel, she was made administrator of her husbands estate in 1725. Line of descent from Abiah (Woodward) Yarrington: Rae hel Yarrington m. Amos Richardson I Rachel Richardson m. David Richardson Sanford Richardson Phalle Richardson m. Roxalana Burroughs m. Timothy Grow I I Harper Richardson Persis Grow m. Roxana Belknap m. John SI after I I Paschal Richardson married Almina Slafter Charles Judson Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis I Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter References: Beverly Vital Records Amos Richardson by Richardson Records of First Corzgregational Church, Preston, Ct. Y411tn,¼on PETER YARRINGTON I and his wife, Abial, are recorded in Beverly, ~iassachusetts, from July 12, 1696, through March 1705. * Seven children were baptized. They removed to Preston and North Stonington, Connecticut, *It has been said that Peter Yarrington was the son of Williaml and Alice (Woodward) Yarrington; that Alice Woodward was daughter of Peter Woodward 1 of Dedham, Massachusetts. Richardson, in Amos Richardson, suggests there was no William Yarrington 1, but that Peter Yarrington is first of his name in New England. He also suggests that Alice Woodward is a substitution for Abie!, Abial, or Abiah, which has taken place as family tradition has been handed down. Thus far no research has indicated that William Yarrington or Alice (Woodward) Yarrington ever existed. The earliest Yarrington record found is 1696, in Beverly, Massachusetts; the baptismal record of two children of Peter and Abiel Yarrington. It has been said that Abie! (Abial or Abiah) Yarrington was daughter of Ezekiel Woodward. Such a daughter was born to Ezekiel Woodward, in 1670/5, at the right time, and location, Ipswich, Massachusetts. Also the Yarringtons named a son, Ezekiel, and other names correspond to Woodward sisters of Abial or Abiah. 310 about 1706. Two children were baptized in Preston. He died in North Stonington in 1725; inventory of his estate dated October 5. His widow, Abial or Abiah, and son, Ezekiel, were named administrators. Children: I. William, bp. 1696, d.y. .. 2. Elizabeth, bp. 1696, m. 1713, John Hill3 (Ebenezer2, Johnl) 3. Peter, bp. 1697-1772/3, m. 1. 1721, Abigal Lamb (john) 2. 1749, Elizabeth ( __) Bailey 4. Hannah, bp. 1699 5. Mary, 1701-1742/55, m. Obed Benjamin4 (Joseph3,2, Johnl) 6. William, 1703-1746, m. 1737, Rebecca Dayton (Jonathan) 7. Ezekiel, 1705-1759, m. 1731, Jerusha Avery5 (joseph4, fohn3, James2, Christopherl) 8. Rachel, 1707-1775, ?, m. 1724, Amos Richardson4 (]onathan3, St~phen2, Amosl) 9. Ebenezer, 1710-1756, m. Mary------ References: Amos Richardson by Richardson Beverly Vital Records Preston, Ct. Church Records John Hill of Dorchester by Bartlett Avery Genealogy Benjamin Families of Columbia Co., N. Y. by Benjamin Preston Vital Records Stonington Vital Records Early Connecticut Marriages Cleveland Genealogy Genealogy Page, Hartford Times: 8-3-1946 7-31-1948 10-2-1948 2-5-1949 2-19-1949 1-28-1950 7-1-1950 RACHEL YARRINGTON (Peter), born in Stonington, Connecticut, was baptized August 10, 1707, First Congre gational Church, Preston. She married there about 1724, Amos Richardson4, 1699-1779, son of Jonathan3 and Ann (Edwards) Richardson. After 1725 they lived in Coventry, Connecticut. She died by 1775. Line of des cent from Rachel (Yarrington) Richardson: Rachel Richardson m. David Richardson Sanford Richard son Phalle Richardson m. Roxalana Burroughs m. Timothy Grow I I Harper Richardson Persis Grow m. Roxana Belknap m. John Slafter I Paschal Richardson married Almin JSl after I J Charles Juds!n Richardson m. Charlotte Elizabeth Wallis I Margaret Richardson m. William W. Potter 311 INDEX TO ANCESTORS OF MARGARET-- RICHARDSON (For Index to Ancestors of William W. Potter, see page 1 73) ABBE Elizabeth ...... 227 Nathariiel ...... 228, 232, 299 Elizabedt ( __) ...... 225, 261 Obadi all ...... 228 Sarali ...... 238 J arnes ...... 226 · Peter·········--·············--·········--··--····· .. 228 J arie ...... 226 Rebecca ...... 228 ABBOT J arie (.--) ...... 126, 248 Robert ...... 228 Joh.n ...... 225, 242 B.uth ...... 228 Hannah (Chandler) ...... 241 Joseph ...... 242 Sarah (Williams) ...... 228 Sarah ( F amurn) ...... 267 Margaret ( Hal.sey) ...... 226 Tame sin (Turloar) ...... 228, 232 Philippa ...... 226, 248 Thomas ...... 227, 228, 302 ADA.~ Robert ...... ~ ...... 225, 261 Sarnuel ...... 226, 248 AYERS Anne ...... 225, 255, 256 Sarah ...... 305 Nathaniel ...... 142 Thomas ...... 225 Jdin ...... 261 William ...... 310 ALCOCK BACKUS ASHLEY John ...... 259 Jose.PJ...... •.• 245 Sarali ...... 269 ALLEN BAILEY ASLET Andrew ...... 225, 260, 267 I Elizabeth (__ ) ...... 311 Faith (Ingalls) ...... 225, 260 Jdin ... ·············· ················ ...... 228 Jose .Pl- ...... 290 Hannah ...... 225, 228, 260 John ...... 225 AUSTIN BAKER ~a ...... 225 ~ ...... 225 John ...... 262 C:::Omelius ...... 308 Mercy ( Peters) ...... 225 Sa.mu.el ...... 238 AVERY BALCll Sarah ...... 225' 260 .. Jerusha ····································· ...... 311 tv.fa.ry ( Conarzt) ··················· ...... 243 ALLYN BALDWIN Esdter ...... 253 AYER [)eacon ------...... 256 A.\1SDEN .Abiah...... 228 Dorothy ...... 247 Elizabedt ...... 228, 232 Isaac ...... 281 Elizabeth (Hutchins) ...... 228 Elizabeth (Palmer) ...... 228 BALL A.'I\J'DERSON Elizabeth (Rogers) ...... 227, 302 Esther ( __) Palmer ...... 228 Jarie ...... 301 David ...... 213 Hannah ...... 228, 232 Hannah ( Allen) ...... 228 BALLARD ANDREWS Hannah ( Pi Jae) ...... 228 Hannali (Webb) ...... 227, 299 Sarah...... 260 Abigal...... 226, 261 JaI1e ...... 233 Alice ...... 226 John ...... 227, 228, 299, 302 BALLETT Dariiel ...... 285 ~fary ...... 228 Dorcas ( Milton) ...... 227 rvfary (Woodd.am) ...... 228 Lydia ...... 253 313 BANCROFT BATOIBLDER Elizabeth (Porter) ...... 233, 273 Elizabeth (Stevens) ...... 233 Sarah...... 288 Abigal ...... 308 Eunice <--) ...... 233 Experience ...... 286 Hannali ...... 232 BARKER Hannah. ( Ayer) ...... 232, 242 BATEMAN Hannali ( Cole) ...... : ...... 234 Epliriam ...... 255 Hannah. (Meekins) ...... 232 Jolm ························· .... ··········· 230, 296 Thomas ...... 264 Jane ( Ayer) ...... 233 Margaret (__ ) ...... 230, 296 Jesse ...... 233 Mary ...... 230, 296 BATES Job ...... 233 Sa.rah ...... 267 Jdm ...... 232, 233 John ...... 246 Joseph ...... 232, 23 3 BARLOW Lydia ...... 233 BAYSEY Lydia (lngal.ls) ...... 232 Deborah ...... 230, 231, 261 Margaret (Richardson) ...... 234 F.dmwid ...... 230, 261, 284 Adrian...... 279 Mary ...... 232, 233, 234 Elizabeth ...... 230 Mary ( ) ...... 232, 270 Elizabeth ( Mell ins or Mellowes) .. 230 BEAOI Mary (Dickinson) ...... • 233, 286 Jarnes ...... 230 Mary ( Gibbs) .•...... 233 Mary ...... 230 Abigal ...... 300 Mary (.--.) Marble ...... 233 Mary (Pemberton) ...... 230, 261 Mary (Newton) ...... 233 230 Sarah ...... ··········...... BEAMSLEY Mary ( Pease) ...... 233 Thomas ...... 230 Mary (Roberts) ...... 233 Aim..e ..•.•.••.•••...•.•.•...... •.••...... •...•.• 309 !dehitable (Nurse) ...... •...•.•.•...... 233 William ...... 3()S) Minerva (Miles) ...... •...... 234 Miriam ( Edson) ...... 23 3 BARNF.S BEARDSLEY Moses ...... 217, 218, 233, 234, 273 Cl:,adiah...... •...... 23 3 ---- ...... ·········· ·········· .. 269 ~...... 303 Orpha...... 234 Ri.chard ...... •. • . . . . . • . . .• ...... 2<5<5 Patie:rJ.ce ...... 232 Wi.lliarn ...... ······· ...... 2n BEERS Phoebe ( Net.Lt on) ...... 233 Potter ...... 233 Sarah ...... ·········· ...... 296 Priscilla(--) ...... 234 Prudence (Morris) ...... 233 BARRETT BELOIBR Roxana ...... 217, 218, 234 Ruth (Farr) ...... 233 Elizabeth ...... 267 .An.drew ...... 25 3 Ruth (Williams) Brackett ...... 232 Elizabeth ...... 252 Samuel. .. 228, 232, 233, 242, 270, 286 BARRON Frances...... 231, 303 Sarah ...... 232, 233, 234 Sa.rah. (Jones) ...... 228, 232 Jolm ...... 264 BELKNAP Sarali (Kibbe) ...... 217, 218, 233, 234 ~ses ...... 276 Sarali (Mitchell)...... 233 .Abel ...... ······· ...... ················· 233 Simeon ...... 233, 273, 286 BARTHOLOMEW .Abiah ...... 233 Sophronia ...... •.234 Abraliam ...... 228, 232, 270 Susari ...... 234 Williain ...... 277 Anne (Gray) ...... 233 Susanna (--)...... 233 Betsey ...... 234 Walter ...... 234 BASCOM Oiester ...... 234 Cynthia (Strong) ...... 233 Abigal ...... 268 Daniel ...... 233 David ...... 232, 233 BAS5ETT Deborah (Hathaway) ...... 23 3 BELL Ebenezer ...... 228, 232, 233, 242 JOallila ...... 262 Elizabeth ...... 233 Rebecca ...... 300 314 BENJAMIN Joon ...... 221 BRIGHAM C:>l:>ed .•...... •.•...... •.•...... •.•.•.. 311 Thomas ...... 263 Uriali...... 215 BENTON Catherine (Chapin) ...... 252 BRONSON Da.niel...... 216 BOARDMAN llirothy ...... 271 BEST Haii.nall...... ······ ...... 29() Elihu ...... 256 Elizabeth ...... 234, 263 BODINE BROOKS Robert...... 234 ------...... 279 Wi.lliam...... _272 BIDDLE BOLLE.5 BROWN .Arina ...... •...... 269 Mary(Cal.l) ...... 277 .Ed.ward ...... 277 BIGELOW Eliza.1:,eth...... 27 4 BOLTON George ...... •...... •...... 27 4 :Da.n.ie I ...... • ...... 2EE Henry-...•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•••.••...•.••.•.••.••.• 2S>(:) Jooatb.an...... 244 Joon ...... 301 Isabelle ...... 269 Lydia ...... 288 Lydia (Buckland) ...... 279 BOOTII Sat'ali...... ······················ ...... 276 Mary ...... 215, 264, 272, 277 Sa,muel ...... 300 BILI.INGS William.············································ 238 BUCK Sam.uel ...... 234, 272 BOWLS J011adian...... ········:~···--···· 268 ·············································· 28'5 BIRCHARD Mary ············· ...... ··············· ..... ········. 271 Ruth ( Hartshorn) ...... 242 BOWYER BUCKMAN Fran.ces ...... 237, 240 BIRD William...... •...... 304- Margaret ..... ······················· ...... 237, 240 Amy <--)...... 23 5, 278 Thomas ...... 237, 240 BUCKNAM Dorothy ...... 23 5, 278 Robert ...... 23 5, 278 BOYNTON William ...... 304 Josef>li ...... 305 BIRDSALL BUEL ~rcy ...... 261 Henry ...... 23 7, 239 Alm.e .....•...... •...... •... 273 Judith ...... 237, 239 BRACKETT BULKELEY BISHOP Jdin ...... 25 I Frances ...... 246, 303 Ed.ward ...... 290 Ruth (Williams) ...... 232 Peter...... 246, 263, 264, 303 BITNAR BUNNELL Wi.lliam...... 267 BRADSTREET Lydia ...... 251 BLANEY Han.nail...... 260 BURGE Humphrey ...... 160 Eli.za.be,m ...... 248 Sm'ali. ················ ...... ········ ...... 186 Joon ...... 215, 2% 315 BURNETT CARDER OllLDS Sarah (--)...... 287 Richard ...... 2 I4 John ...... 251 Ruth ...... 269 BURR CARLY OfUTE Elizabeth ...... 252 J\fa.ry ······················ ...... 264 Jarnes ...... 305 BURRAGE CARRIER 0..ARKE Harm.all...... • ...... 2 51 Martha ( Allen) ...... 225 Thomas ...... 225 Eleanor or Elizabeth ...... 239, 241 BURRETT Timodiy ...... 213 CARY William ...... 239, 241 Jooatlian...... 276 Elizabetli ...... 27 4 CT..OSSON BURROUGHS OIADWICK Rudi...... •...... 262 Abner ...... 217, 238, 258 Da.vid ...... 238 John ...... 230 COGGAN Elizabeth ( Pasco) ...... 238 Eunice ( Read) ...... 238 OIALKER Abigal ...... 251 I-Ia,nn.ah ...... 238 Hannah <--)...... 238, 292 Jane ...... 271 COGSWELL Jam ...... 238, 258, 292 J roaman ...... 238 OIAMPNEY Joseph ...... 301 Judit.li (Webb)...... 238 Lydia (Porter)...... 238, 286 ~ ················································ 251 COLBURN Margaret (Harper) ...... 217, 238, 239 Hann..al:i ...... 247 'Mary- ·············· ········ ············ ...... 238 OIANDLER Roxalana ...... 216, 217, 238, 239 Thomas ...... 247 Sarah ...... 238, 257, 258 ----- ·············································· 277 Sarah ( Abbe) ...... 238 Abigal ...... 291 COLE Sarah ( Rumrill) ...... 238, 258 Agnes ( Bayford) ...... 240 Sarah ( Rumrill) Nichols...... 238, 258 I'ian,nali...... ··•·····• .. ...•...... •...... 241 HaI10.al:i...... 2.34 Sarah (Tyler) ...... 238 Nehemi.ah...... 238 James ...... 244 s.imon ...... 238, 286 Rhoda ...... 260 William ...... 240, 241 BUSH GIAPIN COLEMAN Jooadian...... 272 Elias...... 289 Thomas ...... 231, 303 BUSHNELL COLLIER Rei:>ecca ...... 279 OfAPMAN Thomas ...... 270 BUXTON John ...... 213 Mehitable ...... 214 COLSON Elizabedi ...... 240 Mary ...... ····· .. ····· ...... 240 Elizabeth ...... 262 CANNADY OIESEBROUGH COMEY Dariiel ...... 239 Alina ...... 213 Mary·················································· 272 316 CONANT COY Franees (Bowyer) ...... 239, 240 Francis ...... 241, 267 .Beth.ia ...... • 259 Abrall.am. •··············· •······ •·················· 273 Hann-Lall (Cb WJ.a- Jler) ...•.... •••••••••••• ...... 241 Lydia ...... 249 John ...... 237, 239, 240, 241, 261 CREAT1Y Mary ...... ······· ...... 241 CONVERSE Mary (--) Thomas ...... 241 Mary (--)...... 243 Mary (Thompson) ...... 241 Ruth ...... 241 Philemon...... 241 CROCKER Rebecca ...... 241, 261 COOK Ruth (Converse) ...... 241 J?lioe be · ·· •· · ·· · ·· · · · · · · · · · · ·· ·.. · ·· · · ·· .. ·· ·· · · · ·· 215 Sarah ...... 241 Sat'al:'i. ··················· ·························· .... 261 CROSBY DANFORTii COOKE (C~osby) A Joseph·············································· 251 Hannah , ' ...... 27'~ Elizabeth (B••..non)""""' ...... 240 Radie! ...... 274 lfallnali...... ·...... ··· ·· ·.... ·· ... 240 DAVENPORT Henry ...... 237, 239, 240, 272 CROSS Hope (Parker) ...... 240 Alice (--)...... 214, 245 Isaac ...... 240 A.141!!:1 ...,. •••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••• ••••••••••• •••••••• 259 Ann 214 245 .LY.-..L,, • •• •• • • •• • • •• •• • • •• • • •• ••• ••• • • • • •• • • • • • • • ' Jdin ...... ·· . · · .·· ·· ·· ·· · ·· · · · ·· •· • · · 240 Elizabeth .•...... •...•...•...•.•.. 214 ' 245 Jud.i.tli ...... ·············•···· 240 0J"E Hannah (Fi·tch) ...... 214 ' 245 Jud.i.th(Birdsall) ...... 239,272 Humphrey ...... 214,245 iV,i::L[UJ,.__J..a • •· •• • • •• • • • ... • .. •• • • • .. ••• .. • • • • • .. •• •• • • • • • 240 Rol:>ett ...... 28<5 Rach e I ...... •• .. ., •• .. •• ...... •• •• ••... 214 , 245 Mary ...... ················· 240 Richard 214 245 .•.•.•.•.....•...•...•..••...... ' Mary (Buxton) ...... 240 aJMMINGS William...... 214, 245 ~ ( Ha/.1) .•...... •.•...... 240 Mary (Mallory) ...... 240 Mary ...... ·······247 DAVIS Mary ( Small) ...... 240 Rachel ...... 240, 272 OJRTIS Jam.es ...... 233 Saml.lel ...... 240 Mary ( Hunt) Wood ...... 306 Jroatb.aii ...... 262 Peter ...... 265, 3()(5 Sarah··········· ...... :...... 303 Simon ...... 264, 265, 306 COO.MS CUSHING Hepsibali...... 273 Mary (Thaxter) ...... 259 DAWSON COOPER CUTTER Anna (Sparhawk) ...... 297 ~garet ...... 301 Richard ...... 281 Jolin ...... 297 Lydia ...... 297 DAY Lydia (--)...... 297 DANA Simon ...... 297 Halmah ...... 277 Ahl.gal ...... 255 Thomas ...... 309 DANE DAYTON CORLINE Abigal ( Wamer) ...... 241 Rebecca ...... 311 James ...... -2-28------Agnes (Bay/ord) Chandler ...... 240 Alice (Dutch) Newman ...... 241 DEAN COTTON Eleanor (Clarke) ...... 241, 262 Elizabeth ...... 241 Cynthia...... 301 John ...... 213 Elizabeth (Ingalls) ...... 241 Lucinda ...... 301 317 DE~G Josiali...... 243 EDWARDS ~ •••••••••oooo••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. •• 00 259 Jacob ...... •.. •· •· •· •• • • •· •· •· •· •· •244 Mary ( Conant) Balch ...... 243 .Abigal...... 244 Mary (--) Creatty ...... 243 Agnes ( __) ...... 244 DENISON Sarah ...... 308 Ann ...... 214, 244, 245 Sarah (Proctor) ...... 243 Oiristian (Williamson) ...... 245 Dariiel ...... 287 Thomas ...... 286 .Daniel ...... 245 William ...... 243, 285 Elizal>eth ...... 244 DERBY Elizabeth (Tut,tle) ...... 214, 244 DONNELL Esther (Stoddard) ...... 244 Agnes (Napper) ...... 307 Harma.h...... 245 Joon ...... 282, 307 r'1ary ( Harrnarz.) ...... 260 Jerusha (Pitkin) ...... 245 Joan ( )...... 309 DEXTER OORCHESTER Job ...... 245 Mabel ...... 244 SllSarm.ali, ...... ·················· 262 .1..1T =ciia ••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 307 ~a...... 244 ~ ······························ ·················· 244 DICKINSON DRESSER Mary (Talcott) ...... 244 Rice ...... 309 Abigal...... 269 John ...... 242 Richard ...... 214, 244, 300 Oiarle s...... 25 3 ~a...... 287 Saniuel ...... 245 Elizabeth (Plats) ...... 242 Sara.h. (Hooker) ...... 245 (;eorge ...... 242 DUNCKLER T.iniothy ...... 244 James ...... 233, 242, 306, 307 William ...... 244, 300 Jennet( __) ...... 241 Nadian.iel ...... 251 Jdm ...... 242 ELDRIDGE M:al::-di,a ••••••••••.•••••••••••.•••.••••••••••••••••••• 242 DUNTON Marth.a (Nelson)...... 242 Bethia ...... 247 Mary ...... 23 3, 242 Ruth ...... 287 Mary (Wood) ...... 233, 242 ELIOT ~cy ... ················· ...... 242 DUTOI Rebecca ( __) ...... 242, 307 Rol>en...... 251 Ruth (Hart shorn) Birchard ...... 242 Osmond...... 241 Ruth ( Nelson) ...... 242 ELIIBORPE SaimI.el ...... 242 EATON Sarali ····················· ...... 242 ~garet ...... 305 Thomas ...... 241, 242 .All>ee ...... 281 Nathan.iel ...... 305 I3ethia ...... 293 Sara.h...... 305 D~llCX Jolm ······· ...... 268 ~fary ...... 293 ELLENWOOD Siliubae 1...... 26 2 Rum ...... 268 Susarmali ...... 25 5 Elean.or...... 243 DISBOROUGH EDINGTOO ELLIOTT Han.nm ...... 270 Rebecca ...... 277 Betsey (__ ) ...... 256 OODGE ED\illNDS ELLSWORTII Elizabeth ...... 259 Elizabeth ( __) ...... 243, 285 Elizabetli ...... 256 Elizabeth ...... 298 Elizabeth (Tenney) Woodbury ...... 243 Haimali ················ .. ·········· ...... 243, 285 EDSON EL\K)R Joanna ( Hale) Larkin ...... 243 .. John ...... 243 .LMir 1am ········••oo• ...... 233 William ...... 273 318 E..YERSON Ix>rothy ...... 247 Experience (lngalls) ...... 249 Ix>rothy ( Bal.dwin) ...... 247 Frar1cis ...... 249 Nathaniel ...... 310 Elizabeth ...... 246, ...247 Jacob ...... 249 Elizabeth (Hyde) ...... 247, 262 Lydia (Conant) ...... 249 ENDICOTT Elizabeth ( Solendine) ...... 247 Mary (Pierce) ...... 249 Harinab...... 247 Mehitable (Full er) ...... 249 ~ ······································ ············259 Hannah ( Colburn) ...... 247 Robert ...... 246, 249, 293 Hannah (Learned) ...... 246, 247, 267 Sarnuel ...... 249 EVANS Henry ...... 246, 247, 276, 303 Violata ...... 249 Isaac ...... 247, 262, 266, 267 Sarah...... ·········· ...... ············ ······ 291 Joon ...... 246, 247 FE&\fAN Joseph ...... 246, 247,267,276 EVENS Mary ...... 246, 247, 262 Abigal ...... 250 Mary ( Cummings) ...... 247 llirothy ...... 250 EdrnlUl d ...... 3 ()(5 Olive ...... 246, 263 Elizabeth ...... 250 Olive (Welbie) ...... 246, 263 Elizabeth (__ ) ...... 250, 291 EVERED Oliver ...... 247 Hannah ( Spaulding) ...... 250 alias Sarali ...... 247 Jaines ...... 250 WEBB Sarali. (Fiske) ...... 246 Jdin ...... 250, 291 Sarah (Wheeler) ...... 246 Patience (French) ...... 250 Jdin··················· ...... ········· 302 Susanna (Richardson)...... 247 Sarali ...... 250, 291 William ...... 246, 247, 303 Sarah <--> ...... 250 EWER FELT T horna.s ...... 27 5 Aa.rC>ll ...... 248 FANNING Elizabeth ...... 248 FISHER Eliz.abeth (Blaney) ...... 248 ~wy ...... 276 Elizabeth (__ ) ...... 248 Augustus ...... 219 Elizabeth (Wilkinson) ...... 226, 248 FARNUM Elizabeth (Williams) Purchase ...... 248 FISKE George ...... 226, 227, 248, 304, 306 Ef>liriarn ...... 260 Hannah ( Holmes) ...... 248 ------...... ············ ...... 297 Ralph ...... 260 Jemima. (Bonfield) Luckus ...... 248 Sarah ············· ...... 2~ Samuel ...... •260 J ooatlian ...... 248 Sarali...... 267 Lydia ( Mains) ...... 248 FITCH Mary ...... 248, 305, 306 FARR ~foses ...... 248 Hannah ...... 214, 245 Philippa (Andrews) ...... 248, 3CX5 Rudi ...... 233 Samuel ...... 248 FITTS William...... 248, 304 FARRABAS Robert ...... 277 Dan.iel ...... 281 FE~TON FLAGG FARRAR Abigal ...... 249 ------...... 232 .Aime ...... 249 Ann ( __ ) ...... 246, 249 Anne (--) ...... 249 FLINT Dorothy ...... 246, 249 Bridget ...... 249 Jacob ...... 246, 249 Catherine (Warrin) ...... 249 Thomas ...... 291 Dorothy ...... 249, 293 FARWELL Dorothy (Farrar) ...... 249, 293 FOREMAN Ebenezer ...... 249 Bethia ( Eldridge) ...... 247 Eunice ...... 293 Olarles Luke ...... 219 319 FOSTER GALES Ezekiel ...... 252 Hester ...... 25 3 Jacob ...... 277 Hann.ah...... 288 John ...... 252, 279 ~ ...... ·········· .. 305 Sar"ali ..... ·········· ...... ········ ...... 288 Jonathan ...... 213, 252, 253, 303 Reginald ...... 241 Josiali ...... 252 Ruth ...... 255 GARDNER Lydia ...... 213, 25 3 Lydia(__ ) ...... 251, 303 FOWLER Thomas ...... 285 Lydia (Bal.Lett) ...... 253 ~ ········································ 253, 263 Philip ...... 259 GARRARD Mary ( Harris) Weld ...... 252 Mary ( Lilly) Trowbridge ...... 253 FRANKLYN ~garet ...... 296 Mary (Rogers) ...... 25 3 Mary (Wells) ...... 213, 252 William ...... 226 GATLIFFE Mary(White) ...... 252 Natl:ianiel ...... 25 3 o1in ...... 213 FREEMAN J c::>1:,adiah. ••••••.••••• ••••·••••••••••••••••••• .•.••••. 252 Rae-he! ...... 253 .AbigaI...... 263 GAULT Sa.in.uel ...... 253 Aon.a ...... •.....•...... ··········· ...... 293 Sarali...... 252, 253 Hell.J:}7 ...... 296 Frank ...... 217, 258 Thomas ...... 251, 252, 253, 303 ~ ·················································· 293 Margar et (Harper) ...... 258 William ...... 217, 258 FRENCli GEDNEY GILLETT Abigal (Coggan) ...... 251 Elizabeth ...... 251 Joon ...... 289 Cornelius ...... 270 Elizabeth (Godfrey) ...... 250, 265 Jooathan ...... 270 Francis ...... 251 GEEREY Hann.all...... 251 GLEASON Hannali. (Burrage) ...... 251 Sarali ...... 260 Jacob ...... 251 Jerusha (Port er) ...... 286 00 Jdin ·········--·············•• •• .. •• ...... 251 GIBBS Jdin ...... 285 Lydia (Bunnell) ...... 251 Marie ...... 251, 265 MaJ:y" ...... ·············· ·······•·• 233 GOBLE .Mary ...... •. 251 Mary (Champney) ...... 251 GIBSON Thomas ...... 282 Mary ( Littlefield) Kittte4ge ...... 251 t'1a.ey (Lothrop) Stearnes ...... 251 Samuel...... 284 GODDARD Mary ( Rogers) ...... 251 Patience...... 250 GIDDINGS Otar!es ...... 301 ~all..······ ...... ······ ...... ·······..... 251 Anne (Wal.Lis) ...... 301 William ...... 250, 25 3, 26 5 Sarah (Alcock)...... 259 GODFREY FULLER GILBERT Elizabeth ...... 250, 25 3 Elizabeth ...... 266 Amy (Lord)...... 25 2 JOrul ...... _.... ·· ... ·, •...... ·· · 290 .Alm ...... 253 GOFFE ~t'Cli.ew ...... 214 Catherine ( Chapin) Bliss ...... 252 ~hltable ...... 249 Daniel ...... 253, 286 Jacob ...... 268 Sat"ah. ····················· ...... ·········· ...... 261 Dorothy ( Stow) ...... 253 Ebenezer ...... 253 GOODHUE GAINS Elizabeth (Belcher) ...... 252 Elizabeth (Burr) Ohnsted ...... 252 Jose_pli ...... 286 .Benoni ...... 250 Esther ( Allyn) ...... 253 Mercy (Boynton) ...... 261 320 GOODSPEED Dalinda ...... 256 ~ ...... 240 Da.vid ...... 216, 256 Rebecca ...... 262 Margaret...... 254, 290 David Richardson ...... ,216 I>u.stin...... 256 HALLAi\1 GOODWIN Elizabeth (Edmunds) ...... 256 Hannall ...... 255 John ·····••■- ...... 213 ------Mr ...... 279 ' 301 Hannah ( Lord) ...... 25 5, 261 .Arma ...... 301 Hope (Whipple) ...... 256 HALSEY I>elia ...... 301 James ...... 218, 225, 255, 256 Joanna (Poor) ...... 255 ~garet ...... 226 GOULD John ...... 255, 261, 2n, 278 Josepll ...... 255 HARKER Priscilla ...... 254, 290 Lamoile (Wal.bridge) ...... 256 Levina ...... 256 Sarah ...... 267 GOVE Lydia (Tinkham) ...... 256 Martha (Winter) ...... 255 Joon ...... 282 Marvin ...... ········· ...... 256 .Mary- ...... •...... 282 Natlianiel ...... 25 5 HARPER Nathaniel...... 214, 245 Olive ...... 256, 294 Olive (Phelps) ...... 256 Abigal (Montgomery) ...... 217, 257, 258 GRANT Persis ...... 256, 257, 294 .An,n,e ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••.•••••••••••• 257 258 Phalle (Richardson) ...... 256, 294 Ca.di.erine ...... Joon ...... 264- Rachel ...... 256 Isabel (McKnight) ...... 257 Rebecca ...... 255 Jam.es ...... 238, 257, 258, 276, 298 GRAVES Rebecca (Holt) ...... 225, 255 Jennett (Lewis) ...... 257, 298 Rudi...... 2,5 John ...... 217, 257, 258 .Ahigal...... 218 Ruth (Foster) ...... 255 Joseph ...... 217, 238, 257, 258, 298 SaJ:i,ah .. ············ ...... ··········...... 279 Sam.uel ...... 25 5 ~garet ...... 238, 258 Sanford Richardson ...... 216 'Miriam ...... 257 GRAY Sar-ah························· ...... ·····...... 256 Miriam (Thomson) .. 217, 238, 257, 258 Sas:ah ( Lamson) ...... 256 Rebecca (--) ...... 257 Robert ...... 260 Silas ...... 2S6 5ar'-ali ...... • ...... 2 57 Stisannali ...... 256 Sarah (Burroughs) ...... 257, 258 GRIGG5 Susannah (Eaton) ...... 25 5 William ...... 257 Thomas ...... 225, 255, 260 Sarah ...... 274 Timothy ...... 216, 218, 256, 294 Willi am...... 25 5 GROUT HARRIS GUNN John...... 298 JaJiles ...... 253 ~ ...... 309 John ...... 249 GROVER ~1ary ...... 252 GURLEY Thomas ...... 230 HARRISO~ William ...... 269 GROW Electus ...... 218 HADLOCK Abigal ( Dana) ...... 255 HARTSHORN Abisha ...... 256 Rebecca ...... 272 Arne lia ...... 256 Abi gal ...... 3()(5 Anne (Adams) ...... 218, 255, 256 HALL Betsey ( __ ) Elliott ...... 256 HATOf Caitdace ...... 256 ---...... 306 OtristiaI1.a ...... 256 John ...... 275 Royal ...... 256 321 HATHAWAY Sarah. ( Alcock) Giddings ...... 259 Sarah ( Geerey) ...... 260 Sarah (Leach) ...... 259 Timodiy ...... 260 I>eborah...... 233 Thomas ...... 258 Zerviah (Winch) ...... 260 William ...... 258 HATI-IORNE Zachary ...... 259 HOLTON .Arma ...... 285 HILL Samuel ...... 25 3 Elizabedi ...... 285 John ...... 308, 311 HOLYOKE HAYWARD HILLS &in ...... 290 ~ ·················································· 274 Mehitable ...... 307 ~ ········· ...... ······· ...... 273 HOOKER HAZELTINE IIlNCKLEY Sarah...... ············...... 245 ------...... · 305 ------·············································· 244 HOPKINS ~ ··················· ...... 305 HODGES Be,thia ...... 270 HAZEN SaI'ah ...... 281 HOPKINSON Isa.be! ...... 305 HOLLINGSWORIB Jeremiah ...... 264 HENJAN .Ri.cli.aI'd .•...... •...•.....•.... 308 HOSKINS William...... 219 HOLMES Rebe-cc a ...... 270 HENRY HOTOIKISS C-yn.thia ...... 218 I-la.ml.ah. •....•••.•.. •••····••··•·· .••..•.••• ••••·• .• 248 HOLT Roswell ...... 258 HERRICK Abigal (Rich) ...... 260 HOVEY Eli 260 . . za.bem ...... BenJami.n ••••••••.•••.•••••.•••••••••••.•.•••••.••• 259 Elizabeth (Short) ...... 225, 260 .Aa!:"00 ...... 263 Bethia ( Conant) ...... 259 H811.Dah. ... ·········· ...... 260 Abigal...... 261, 262 Edith ( Lasken) ...... 258, 308 Hannah ( Allen) ...... 255, 260 Abigal (Andrews) ...... 241, 261 Elizabetli ...... 259 Hannah (Bradstreet) Rolfe ...... 260 Abigal (Freeman) ...... 263 Elizabeth (Dodge) ...... 259 Hemy ...... 260 Abigal ( Phelps) ...... 262 Ephriam ...... 259 James ...... 225, 255, 260 Ainos ...... 263 Hannah. (Ordway) ...... 258 Joon ...... 260 .Aim ...... 263 Henry .... 258, 259, 274, 275, 285, 308 Joseph ...... 260 .Aime (Huntington)...... 262 John ...... 259 Lydia ...... 260 Daniel...... 226, 241, 261, 262 Jonadian...... 259 Martha(__ ) Preston ...... 260 I>eborah ...... 262 Joseph ...... 243, 259 ~fa.ry ...... 260 Deborah (Barlow) ...... 247, 262 Lydia ...... 259, 285, 308 Mary (Harman) Donnell ...... 260 Dorcas (Ivory) ...... 261 Lydia (Woodbury)_ ...... 259, 285 Mary ( Russell) ...... 260 Edmund ...... 247, 256, 262, 263, 293 Mary (Cross) ...... 259 Nicholas ...... 225, 260, 292 Elizabedi ...... 263, 293 Mary (Dodge) ...... 259 Priscilla ...... 260 Elizabeth ( __)...... 262 Mary ( Endicott) ...... 259 Rebecca ...... 255, 260, 261 Elizabeth ( Colson) ...... 262 Mary ( __) March ...... 259 Rhoda (Chandler) ...... 260 Elizabedi (Slap) ...... 262 Mary ( Reddington) ...... 259 Samuel...... 225, 260 Esther (Treadwell) ...... 261 Mary (Thaxter) Cushing ...... 259 Sarah ( Allen) ...... 260 Hannah (Prat.t) ...... 261 Sam.uel...... 259 Sarah ( Ballard) ...... 260 Isaac ...... 263 322 HOVEY-continued HURD James ...... 230, 231, 241, 247 Jolui...... 270 ~rcy ...... 263 261, 262, 263 Joanna (Bassett) ...... 262 HUMPHREY HUTOllNS John ...... 261, 262 Joseph ...... 261, 262 ] Oail .•••.•.•.•••.•.....••..•.•.•.•.•...•.•.•.•.•.•.... 307 Elizabeth ...... 228 Margaret (Knowlton) ...... 263 ~ ...... 262, 263 HUNGERFORD HUTOilNSON Mary (Farwell) ...... 262, 293 Mary (Gilbert) ...... 263 Qoeen ..... ······•······· ..... ·•···•· ...... 214 Austin ...... 294 Mary (Nash) ...... 262 Elizabetli ...... 290 Mercy (--)...... 262 HUNT Joon ...... 25)() Mercy (Boynton) Goodhue ...... 261 Thomas ...... 293 Natlianiel ...... 261 Arm ...... 264, 305 Olive (Farwell) ...... 263 .Anna .... .•...... 216 Priscilla ...... 262, 263, 293 Dorothy ( Merriam) ...... 264 HYDE Rebecca (~-) ...... 26 I Eleanor (Hunt) ...... 264 Rebecca (Dane) ...... 231, 261, 262 Elizabeth ...... 264 .Ahigal...... 267 Rebecca (Hall) ...... 262 Elizabeth (Best) ...... 263, 298, 305 Abraham ...... 266 Richard ...... 225, 261 Elizabeth (Redding)...... 264 .Ailne ...... 266 Ruth (Closson) ...... 262 Hallnal'i. ············································ 264 Bethia (Hyde) ...... 266 Sam.uel ...... 262 lsaa.c ...... 264 Da,niel ...... 266 Sarah (Cook)...... 261 Joon ...... 264, 268 l)c)rothy ...... 266 Sarah (Fuller) ...... 261 Jonadian ...... 266 Dorothy (Kidder)...... 266, 267 Susanna (Dexter)...... 262 Mary························ 264, 265, 268, 3CX5 Eleazer ...... 266 Thankful (Hovey) ...... 262 Mary ( BroU/1Z) ...... 264 Elizabeth ...... 247, 266, 267 Thomas ...... 261, 262 Mary (Carly) ...... 264 Elizabeth (Hyde)...... 266 William...... 26 3 Mary (Stone) ...... 264 Elizabeth (Williams) ...... 266 Mary (Toll) ...... 264, 3CX5 Hannali...... 266 HOW Mary (Webster) ...... 268 Hannali. (__ ) ...... 266 ~rcy ...... 264 Hannah (Hyde) ...... 266 Elean.or ...... 282 Mercy (Hurd) Brigham Rice ...... 263 Hannali. .(Jackson) Kenrick ...... 266 Sar-all...... 300 Nehemiah ...... 264, 298, 3CX5 Hannali. ( Stedman) ...... 266 Rebecca ...... 264 Ichalx>d ...... 266 HOWARD Ri.chard...... 263 Isaac...... 266 SaIIlllel ...... 264 Jacob ...... 266 Jonatlian ...... 247 Saraii ······· ········ ...... 295 Jam.es ...... ~ ...... 266 &isannah ...... 264 Job ...... 266 HOWE William ...... 234, 263, 264, 298, 305 John ...... 266 Jonathan ...... 247, 2S 1, 265, 266, 274 Jarnes ...... 241 Joseph ...... 266 Joshua ...... 26'5 HUBBARD Lydia ...... 266 HUNTER Marie (French) ...... 266, 27 4 ]osiali ...... 263 Mary ...... 2(5(5 Elizabeth ( __)...... 308 Mary ( Rediat) ...... 2(5(5 HUDSON '\Vliee lock ...... 301 Mary (Utter) ...... 266 Mary (Williams) ...... 2(5(5 Sarah ...... 216 HUNTINGTON Sarnue l ...... 266 Sarali ...... 266, 267 HUGHES .Alme ...... 262 Sarah ( Hyde) ...... 266 Eleazer...... 262 Tem_peraIIce (__ ) ...... 266 Harriet ...... 219 Thomas ...... 262 William...... 2(5(5 323 INGALLS JENKINS Bethia ( Hopkins) ...... 270 Cliarles ...... 271 Ann (--)...... 225, 267 Joel ...... 253 Daniel ...... 271 Edmwid ...... 225, 267 Dorothy (Bronson) ...... 271 Elizabeth ...... 241, 267 JEWETT Ebenezer ...... 271 Elizabeth (Barrett) ...... 267 Elizabeth(__ ) ...... 271 Experience ...... 249 Elam ...... 215 Eunice (Jarvis) ...... 271 Faith ...... 225, 267 Jerem.iah...... 242 Han.nab ...... 271, 272 Henry- ...... 267 Joseph ...... 305 Hannah. ( Disborough) ...... 270 John ...... 267 Thomas ...... 293 Hannah (Ingersoll) ...... 271, 272 Lydia ...... 232 Han.nali (Kibbe)...... 271 Mary ...... 268 JOHNSON Jam.es ...... 271 Mary ( Osgood) ...... J.67 Jane (Chalker) ...... 271 Rol>ert ...... 267 Heze.kiali ...... 293 Jolin ...... 270, 271 Ruth ( Eaton) ...... 268 Joseph ...... 293 Mat-k ...... •...... 270 Sam.uel...... 268 ~ ·············································· .... 274 ~ ················································ 270 Sarah...... 267 Mary Armstrong ...... 294 Mary ( BZLCk) ...... 271 Sarah. ( F amum) Abbot...... 267 Raisa Hovey ...... 294 Mary (Stevens) ...... 271 Sarah (Harker or Barker) ...... 267 Thomas ...... 260 Pl:'iscilla ...... 270 Stephen ...... 255 Rebecca ( Hoskins) ...... 270 JOHONNOT Rebecca (Messenger)...... 27 l INGERSOLL Stephen ...... 268, 270, 271, 272 l)ari.iel ...... 217 William ...... 268, 270, 271 .Abel ...... 269 .Abiah...... ············· ... 269 JONES KENRICK .Abigal ...... 269 Abigal (Bascom) ...... 268 Anna .•.•..•....•••.•.•.•...... •...... •.•.....• .. 216 Hannah (Jackson) ...... 266 Abigal (Dickinson) ...... 269 Anna ( Biddle) ...... 269 C>c>roth.y ...... •...... 268 Bei:i.j aini.n .•.••... .•...... •.•...• 270 KERLEY Dorothy (Lord) ...... 268, 271 Benoni...... 269 Esther ...... 269 Bridget ...... 3Cl6 Mar'y ················································ 295 Hannah ...... 268, 269, 271 Elizabeth...... 270, 289 Isabel (Brown) ...... 269 Elizabeth (__ ) ...... 269 KET1EI.L John ...... 268, 269, 271, 279 Epliriam ...... 270 Jonathan ...... 26 9 Jane ...... 270 Natlian.iel ...... 27 4 Joseph ...... 269 Jolm ...... 270 Margery ...... 268 Joseph ...... 269 Mary (Hunt) ...... 268 Robert ...... 232, 269 KIBBE Ruth (Childs) ...... 269 Sarali ...... 232, 270 Sarah. .. ········ ...... 269 .Abner ...... 273 Sarah ( Ashley) ...... 269 Amariah...... 273 Thomas ...... 269 .Ainbrose...... 2.34, JOSLIN Anna (Buel) ...... 273 NORY Anna (Kibbe)...... 272 Peter ...... 247 Asa...... 273 llircas ...... 261 Daniel...... 234, 272, 273, 289 JUDKINS .Da.vid ...... 273 JACKSON Deoorah ...... 272 Joel...... 252 Deoorah ( __) ...... 271, 283 ~ ...... 309 Deoorah ( Meachum) ...... 273 KELSEY Dorothy (Phelps) ...... 272 JARVIS Dorothy (Smith) ...... 272 Abigal ...... 270 Edward ...... 240, 271, 272, 283 Elm.ice ...... 271 Bet:li.ia .•...... •...... 270 Elisha ...... 239, 240, 271, 272 324 KIBBE-continued Rachel (Crosby) ...... 27 4 LANGLEY Saxnuel ...... 27 4 Elizabetll...... 272 Sar"a:lt. ••.•.•.•.•••.•••••••...•.•...•.•.•.•..••••.•.• .,. 27 4 Abel ...... 242 Ewiice (Miller) ...... 273 Sara:lt. (Griggs) ...... 274 Frederick ...... 273 Stephen ...... 27 4 LARKIN I-Ia,nn.ah ········· ...... 272 Thomas ...... 274 Hannah( __) ...... 272 Joanna ( Hal.e) ...... 243 Hannah (Kelsey) ...... 272, 289 Hannah (Kibbe) ...... 273 KIILUM Hannah (Phelps) ...... 272 LARRABEE Hepsibah (Cooms) ...... 273 Hannah ...... 306 Hester ...... 272 'William...... 2-48 Isaac ...... 272, 273 James ...... 271, 272, 289 L.ASKEN Jerusha ...... 273 KIMBALL Jerusha (Kibbe) Oly ...... 273 Alice (__ )...... 258, 27 4 Joho ...... 272 Ca.leb ...... 286 Damaris ( __) ...... 27 4 Joshua ...... 272 ~ ·•········•··•·······················•·········• 287 .Ec:li.di ...... ··•·••··••· ·•·•·•••·• 258, 27 4 Lemuel ...... •...... 273 Sarah ...... 287 Hugli...... 258, 27 4 Love ( ___) ...... •.... 273 Thomas ...... 286, '2B7 Timomy ...... 274 Mary ...... 272, 273 ~ ( Broum) ...... 272 KINNEY Mary ( Corney) ...... 272 LATHROP Mary ( Hills) ...... 273 l-laa'y' Woitllla.n...... 219 Mary (Partradge) ...... 240, 271 Beti j amin ...... 244 Mary ( Pratt)...... 234, 273 Miriam (Kibbe) ...... 273 LEAOI Rachel ...... 272 KITTREDGE Rachel (Cooke) ...... 271, 272 Sarah ...... 259 Rebecca...... 272 Mary ( Littlefield) ...... 251 Rebecca (Hadlock)...... 272 Sai--ah ······································· 233' 273 KNOWLTON LEARNED Sarah (Stephenson) Lowden ...... 272 Steplien ...... 273 Margaret ...... 263 Abigal.. ••••••••••• ••"• •••••••••••••••••oo•••••••• • 275 Zelinda ( Prat.t) ...... 273 Beti.oni ...... 276 LADD Bedi.i a...... 27 5 Eli zabetll...... 27 5 IaDDER Henry ...... 2 IS Hannah ...... ~. 246, 276 Isaac ...... 246, 275, 276, 296 Anna (Moore) ...... 266, 273 LA.1\ffi Jane (__ ) ...... 275 Dorothy ...... 265, 27 4 Judith (__ ) ...... 275, 296 Elizabeth (__ ) ...... 27 4 .Abigal ...... 311 1',fa.ry ...... 275, 276 Elizabetll. ( Brown) ...... 27 4 Mary (Fanning) ...... 276 Elizabeth (Cary) ...... 27 4 Mary (Stearnes) ...... 246, 275 En.och ...... 274 Sarah ...... 275, 276 E!)liriam ...... 27 4 LAMSON Sarah <--) ...... 275 Hannah...... 27 4 Sarah (Bigelow) ...... 276 Hannah (Crosby) Danforth...... 27 4 Newell ...... 256 Sarah ( Moore) ...... 276 James ...... 266, 273, 274, 281 Sar-ah ····· ...... 256 Sarah (Wright) ...... 276 Jolin ...... 274 William...... 286 William...... 275, 276, 296 Lydia (Parker) ...... 274 Mary ( Hayward) ...... 274 LANE LEWIS Mary (Johnson) ...... 27 4 Nathaniel ...... 274 Katherin.e ...... 300 Jennet ...... 257, 276 325 LORD LUQ(US MEEKINS Ahigal ...... 277 Jemima ( Bonfield) ...... 248 Hannah ...... ··········· ············· .. 232 Adrian (Baysey )...... 279 Alice ( Rand) ...... 277 MAINS MELUNS .Aniy ...... 252, 279 Aim ...... 279 Lydia ...... 248 Elizabem ...... 230 .Aiine ...... 277 .Anthony ...... 277 MANNING MELLOWES Dorothy ...... 268, 279 Dorothy (Bird) ...... 268, 278 Ha.I'lfl.a:li...... 296 Elizabeth ...... 230 Elizabeth...... 218 Sainuel ...... 296 Elizabeth (Ted or Tread) ...... 277 MEROfANT Elizabeth (Vincent) ...... 279 I\fARBLE Faim ...... 277 Watson ...... 219 Qoace .....•...•.•.•...•...... •...... •.....•...•.... 277 Dari.i el ...... :29 1 Hannah ...... 255, 277, 278 Mary (_____ ) ...... •...... 23 3 MERRIAM Hannah (Day) ...... •• 277 Hannah (Thurston) ...... 279 MARCH Dorotliy ...... 264 Joan (___ ) ...... 235, 278 Joseph ...... ~7 John ...... 279 Mary (__ ) ·································· 259 Katherine (__ ) ...... : ...... 277 MERRILL Lydia ( Buckland) Brown ...... 279 MARR Mary (Broun)...... 277 Nathailiel ...... 232 Macy ( Ca/.l) Bolles...... 277 Da.vid ...... 279 Miry (Waite) ...... 255, 277 MESSENGER Nadlaniel ...... 277 Ra.die! ...... 277 MARSH Rebecca ...... 271 Rebecca ( Bushnell) ...... 279 Jolin...... •...... •...... 294 Rebecca (Edington)...... 277 MILES ~I ...... 215 Rebecca (Stan.Ley) ...•...... •...•.••279 Richard ...... 235, 278, 279 John ...... 234 MARSHALL Mi,n,erva .•.•...•...•.•...... •...... •.•.•...• 234 Robert ····················255, 277, 279, 300 Sam.uel ...... 277 Nicholas ...... 250 Berl j amin ...... 310 Sarali ··············································· 277 Sarali ( Graves) ...... 279 MILLER Slisailllah ...... 277 MARSHFIELD Thomas ...... 235, 268, 277, 278, 279 E'Wl.ice ...... 27 3 osiali ...... 25 3 William ...... 279 J Jain.es . ······ ············ ...... 257 MAIBEWSON MILTON LOTIIROP George ...... 301 [)ore as ...... 226 J\1ary ········································ 251, 296 Thomas ...... 251, 275 MEACHillvf LOWDEN Elnatliari ...... 213 I)eborah ...... 273 Joanna ...... 214, 215 Jeremi alt ...... 241 Sarah (Stephenson) ...... 272 Joseph ...... 215 Jolin...... 272 ~ (Avery) ...... 215 LUCAS MEASURE MIRICK .Ailn CaI.i sta ...... •..... -.. •• •· :294 William ...... 295 ~cy ...... 282 326 MITOIBLL Mary (Richardson) ...... 282 NEWMAN Mercy (Mirick) ...... 282 Joho ...... 250 Ralph ...... 282, 305 Alice (Dutch) ...... 241 Sarall ...... 233 Ruth ...... 282," 305 John ...... 241 Thomas ...... 282 MIXER NEWTON MUNSON Isaac ...... 250 Isaac ...... 233 Saral'i ...... ········. 296 I-Ian.nali ...... 300 Mary ...... 233 Plloebe ...... 233 MONTGOMERY McKINNEY Rebecca(__ ) ...... 288 .Abigal ...... ····· ...... 257 Elizabeth ...... 298 NICliOLS John ...... 257 McKNIGHT James ...... 248 MOORE Ra.che 1 ...... 305 Isabel ...... 257 Sarah (Rumrill) ...... 238, 291, 292 Albee ( Eaton) ...... 281 William ...... 238, 291, 292 Alina ...... 273, 281 McLALLEN Elizabeth ( ) Perriman ...... 281 NORTON Francis ...... 273, 281 .Angeline ...... 279 John ...... 281, 295 Benjamin ...... 279 Jose_pli ...... 279 Katherine(__ ) ...... 273, 281 Ca.therine ...... "'Zl9 Mary C--) ...... 282 Oiarlotte ...... 279 NURSE Sarnue 1...... 281 Eliza...... 279, 30 I Sarali ...... 276, 281 Esther (__ ) ...... 279 Mehitable ...... 233 Sarah (Hodges) ...... 281 Jam.es ...... 279, 301 Thomas ...... 281 Julia .Axln ...... 179 OBER Margaret ( __) ...... 279 Nelson ...... 279, 30 I John ...... 243 MORRIS OLMSTED PI'udence ...... 23 3 NAPPER Elizabeth ( BllTT) ...... 252 lvfORSE Agties or .Annis ...... 282 ORDWAY John ...... 296 Thomas ...... 282, 307 Hall.nab ...... •...... 25 8 MOSSE NASH Q;GOOD Olristopher ...... 3()9 ~1ary ...... 262 Oiristopher ...... 232 !v1ary ...... 267 ~OULTON NEALE Thomas ...... 277 Robert ...... 240 Fraricis ...... 226 OSLAND MOUSALL Hurn.phrey ...... 266 Alice ( __) ...... 282, 305 John ...... 266 Eleanor (Haw) ...... 282 NELSON Elizabeth ( __} ...... 282 PAL\fER John ...... 282 ~ ·············································· 242 ~fary ...... 282 Ruth ...... 242 Elizabedi ...... 228 Mary( __) Moore ...... 282 Thomas ...... 226, 248 Esther(__ ) ...... 228 327 PANTRY John ...... 215 PIERCE Thotna.s ...... 215 Jolm...... •...... •.•.•.•... 300 &y ... ···················· ...... ······· 249 PEMBERTON PARKER PIKE Alice C--) ...... 284 ------...... 272 James ...... 230, 284 Harinall...... ·········· ... ········· ...... J.28 Hope ...... 240 John ...... 284 John ...... 267 Lydia ...... 27 4 Margaret ( __ ) ...... 284 R.ichar-d ...... 227 NadiaI1.iel ...... 228 ~ ...... 230, 284 Sar-alt ...... 284 PINNEY PARMEN1ER PERHAM Isaac ...... 217 Jolm. .•..•....•.•.•.•.•...... •...... •.•....•.. 240 Lydia ...... 288 Joseph ...... 266 PIPER PARTRADGE PERKINS NathaJ:l.iel ...... •...... •..•...... •... 3CFJ Sarah ( Edwards) ...... 309 Mary'······························· ...... 271, 283 Hat1nah ...... 310 PITKIN PASCO PERR.IMAN Jer-usll.a ...... •. .245 Elizabe,ch ...... 238 Elizabeth (. _____ ) ...... 281 John ...... 238 Fra[lces ...... 281 PLATS Rachel ( __) ...... 238 Rebecca ...... 281 Elizabeth ...... 242 PAULK PERR.IN Ma.l:'y" ··········································227, 248 Samuel...... 226, 227, 248 Samuel ...... 293 Wal.tel' ...... •...•...... 234 PLUMMER PEABODY PETERS Be11jaIDi.n ...... 305 Samue I ...... 260 ~cy ...... ·················· 225 POOR PEARSON PHELPS Joanna ...... 255 Dmiiel ...... 242, 307 Abigal ...... ····~· 262 Ephriam ...... 307 :I:>c:>rothy .•...... •...... 272 PORTER Harinali ...... 307 f-lalm.ah ...... ····· ...... 272 Mary'·················································· 307 Jacob ...... 268 Anna ( Hat.home) ...... 285 Sam'Ue 1 ...... 273 Olive...... 256 Benjanl.in ...... 285, 286 Sim.on ...... 307 Dari.ie I ...... 286 PHIILIPS Elizabeth...... 23 3, 286 PEASE Elizabeth ( Hathorne) ...... 285 David ...... 270 Elizabeth (Putnam) ...... 233, 286 Mary ...... ········· 232 Eunice <-----) ...... 286 Experience (Batchelder) ...... 286 PECKHAM PlflPPS Ramah...... 286 Hannah. (Dodge) ...... 243, 259, 28S JoseJ>li ...... ••• •. • • • • • . • . • . • . • . • • •. .. •. .. . • . . • . .• .• . 266 iS<>lomon ...... •...... •...... 305 Hannah (Smith) ...... 286 Israel ...... 285 PEIBAM PICKARD Jerusli a ...... 286 John ...... 233, 243, 259, 285, 286, '291 Abigal ( __) ...... 214, 215 Joanna (Tuttle) ...... 287 Jooathan ...... 215, 285, 286 328 PORTER-continued Hann alt ...... 261 PUROIA5E Hannah ( Gales) ...... 288 Joseph ...... 285 Hannah (Provender) ...... 288 Elizabeth (Williams)...... 248 Lydia ...... 238, 286 Jabez ...... 288 Thomas ...... 227 Lydia (Herrick) ...... 285, 291 Jacob ...... 288, 289 Lydia (Tyler) ...... 286 John ...... 288 ~ ········································ 285, 286 J onath.an ...... 288 Mary ( __) ...... 243, 285 J ose!Xl ...... 288 PU1NAM Mehitable ...... 286 Lydia (,---_) ...... 288 Nehemiali...... 286 Lydia (Bigelow) ...... 288 Ann (Holyoke) ...... 290 Rum ...... 286 Lydia (Parmenter) ...... 288 David ...... 291 Samuel...... 243, 259, 285, 286 !Jary ...... 272, 289 Eleazer ...... 25)() Sarall...... 285, 286 liary (, __) ...... 288, 307 Elizabeth ...... 285, 291 Sarah (Bradstreet) ...... 286 .Mary (Wood) ...... 273, 288 Elizabeth (Hutchinson) ...... 290 Sarah (Tyler) ...•...... 286 1fercy ...... 288 Elizabeth (Rolfe) .•...... •...... 290 Natliaiuel ...... 288 Elizabeth (Whipple) ...... •..... 290 POTTER Philip ...... 288 Esther ...... 291 Rachel(__ ) ...... 288 Han.n.ah ...... 290 Abigal (Wells) ...... 287 Rebecca(__ ) Newton ...... 288 Hannah (--)...... 290 Anthony ...... 287, 290, 297 Ruth ( ) ...... 288 Hannah (Boardma.n) ...... 290 Clarinda Louisa (TriTl'llTler) ...... 219 Sarah ...... 288, 289 J811:M: s ······································ ...... 290 Echnun.d ...... 287 Sarah (Bancroft) ...... ~8 John························ 254, 287, 289, 290 Elizabeth ...... 287 Sarah (Gales) ...... 288 Jonathan ...... 286, 287, 290, 291 Elizabeth ( Stone) ...... 287, 290 Susannah ( __) ...... 288 Lydi.a ...... 291 Elizabeth (Whipple) ...... 287 Thomas ...... 288 Lydia (Potter) ...... 286, 290 Joanna (Tut.tie) Pickard ...... 287 Zelinda ...... 273 Margaret (Goodspeed)...... 254, 290 Joanna (Wood) ...... 287 Zilpha (Wood) ...... 289 Mary (--) Veren or Wren ...... 290 John ...... 287 Mary ( Read) Rea·········-··················· 290 Natb.an.iel ...•...•.•...... •...... 25)() Lucien Bonaparte ...... 219 PRffiTON Lydia ...... 287, 290 Nicholas ...... 254, 290 290 Martha (Dresser) ...... 287 Phoebe ...... Joseph ...... •...... 244 PI-iscilla ...... 290 Mary ( Kimbal.I) ...... 287 Martha (__ ) ...... 260 Priscilla (Goul.d) .•.•.•••.•.•.•..••.• 289, 290 Ruth ( Dunton) ...... 287 Roger ...... •...... 260 Samuel ...... ~7 Rebecca ...... 290 Sarah (__ ) Burnett ...... 287 Rebecca (Prince) .•.•...•.....•....•. 287, 290 PRINCE .Sarah ( Kimball) ...... 287 Rii.m ...... -...... 290 Sm-all...... 290 Thomas ...... 287 Bethia ...... 289 Susaima .•...•.....••••••.•••••...... •... 290, 291 William W...... 219 Lydi.a ...... 289 T ho(llas ...... 290 Mary or Sarah (__ ) ...... 289, 290 POWELL Rebecca ...... 289, 290 Robert ...... 289, 290 Han.nali ...... 300 QUARLES PRATT PROCTOR Joanna (__ ) ...... 295 Abial ...... 288 Sal'al:i ·•················•· ...... ··· 243 William...... 242 Abigal (___ ) ...... 288 Abigal ( Rice) ...... 288 PROVENDER RAND David ...... 288 Ebenezer ...... 273, 288·, 289, 306, 307 Hannah ...... 288 Alice ...... 277 Elizabeth(__ ) ...... 288 Elizabeth (Jones) ...... 289 PUrnEY REA Epliriam ...... 288 Gers horn ...... 288 John ...... 240 Mary (Read) ...... 290 329 READ Eleazer ...... 213 Sanford ...... 216, 217, 218, 234, 238 Ellen (Richardson) ...... 218 Sarah ...... 213 Em.ice ...... 238 Elizabeth ...... 225 Sarah (Hudson) ...... 216 Elizabeth (Lord) ...... 218 Sarah (Tobey) ...... 218 REDDING Elizabeth (Stone)...... 218 Stephen .. 213, 214, 215, 216, 245, 252 .Emeline ...... 218 Submit (Throop) ...... 215 Elizabeth ...... 264 Eunice ...... 215 , 217 Stisarina ...... 247 Eunice (Wood) ...... 216 Zeoolon ...... 215 George ...... 218 Zora Elizabeth ...... 219 RFDDINGTCN Grace Esther ...... ~ ... 219 Harper ...... 217, 218, 234, 294 RIGBE Mary·················································· 259 Harriet (Hughes) ...... 219 HUII1.phrey ············--···· ...... 215 J din············· ...... 249 RIDIAT Ida Al.In.i.na ...•...•.•...... •.••...•...•.•.... 219 Jentlma ...... 214 RIPLEY Mary ...... 26 5 JeI1nie (Rogers) •..•...•.•.•...•...••.....•..... 219 Jerusha (.--) ...... 215 David...... 256 RICE Jesse ...... 216 Joanna (Minor) ...... 214, 215 RIX .Abigal ...... 288 Joon ...... 213, 219, 247 Edxnund ...... 263 Joon Lord ...... 219 Thomas ...... 269 Mercy (Hurd) Brigham ...... 263 Jonathan ...... 214, 215, 245, 311 Justus ...... 215 ROBBINS RIOI ~muel...... 214, 215 Llla Mary ...... 219 Gecrge ...... 264 .Abigal ...... 260 Lois ...... 215 Lydia (Gilbert)...... 213, 245 ROBERTS RIOIARDSON Lydia (Rowley) ...... 216 Mabel(Marsh).-...... 215 00 Jooathan •• •-·········· ...... 233 .Abial ...... •...... 215 Margaret ...... 17, 217, 219, 234 Mary ...... 233 .Abigal ...... 215, 216 Mary ...... 213, 214, 282 Mary (Mallory) ...... 240 Abigal ( Graves)...... 218 Mary Josephine ...... 219 Abigal (__ ) Pelham ...... 215 Mary(.-->·········-························· 213 ROCKWOOD Almina ( Slafter) ...... 218, 302 Mary (BrOUJTZ) ...... · ...... 215 Amos ...... 211, 213, 214, 215, 253, 294 Mary (Smith) ...... 213, 253 Smnuel ...... ••······-- ••·· •· ... 3<>6 311 Mehitable (Chapman) ...... 214 .Arin ...... •...... •.•.•...... 215 Nathan ...... 215 ROGERS .Arin (Edwards) ...... 214, 311 Natllartiel ...... 214 Anna ( Chesebrougb) ...... 213 Paschal ...... 216, 218, 294, 302 Jennie ...... •· 219 .Arma ( HztTZt) ...... 216 Phalle ...... 216, 217, 218, 256 Mary······· ...... 251, 253 Anna (Jones) ...... 216 Philo ...... 218 Anna (Rust) ...... 215 Phoel::,e (--) ...... 215 ROLFE Anna(Treat) ...... 214 Phoe l::,e (Crocker) ...... 215 .Annis ...... ········· ..... ····· ...... 216 Prudence ...... ••·· ...... •• 213 Elizabeth ...... ····· 2S)(:) Austin Paschal ...... 219 Rachel...... 213, 215, 216, 238, 256 Hannah (Bradstreet) ...... 260 :Betty .... ······························ ...... 216 Rachel (Richardson) ...... 215, 216, 238 Bonil::>el ...... 219 256 ROOT Ca.m.erine ...... •... 213 Rachel (Yarrington)...... 214, 215, 311 Qi.a[' le s ...... 219 Roxalana (Burroughs) .... 216, 217, 234 ------.······ ...... ············ ...... 268 Qi.aI'les Judson ...... 17, 219, 301 258 OiaI'lotte Elizal::,eth (Wal.lis) ...... 219 Roxana (Belknap)...... 217, 218, 294 Cynthia (Henry) ...... 218 Roxi.e ...... ····················· ...... 217 RQ;ENCRANS Dmiel ...... 216 Ruth (Stiles) ...... 215 David ...... 215, 216, 239, 25S Samuel ...... 213, 214 ~--·················································· 301 330 ROSSITER. SOUPTURE .Annp (Freeman) ...... 293 .&ma (White) ...... 294 Joon ...... 2s 3 Jenii.ma ...... -.: 293 .Arme ...... 293 Antliooy ...... •• .. 293 ROW SEAVER Augusta Malvina...... 294 Wi.lliaII1 ...... 310 .Beil j aniin ...... 29 3 Richard C.rafts ...... 293 Betliia(Eaton) ...... 293 Cliristiana ...... 293 Rc»'LEY SEU..S Clarissa (Tolman) ...... ~ .•...... 294 Lydi.a ...... 216 David Frost ...... 256 WilliaID...... •.....•.•.•...... 301 David Grow ...... 294 I:>clrotliy ...... •293 RUMRII.L SEXTON Dorothy ( Fenton) ...... 263, 293 Abigal (Chandler) ...•...... 291 Edm.wd F~II...... 294 Josepli ...... 216 Ebe,ne ur ...... •• •. •· ••· •• • • • • • 291 Eleazer ...... •• • .. •· •· •• • • •· •293 John ...... 291 Elijah ...... 256, 294 SHARP Mercy ( Spmdding) ...... 291 Elizabeth...... ······ .... :i.93 Sarah ...... 238, 258, 291, 292 Elizabeth (Hovey) ...... 257, 293 Sarah (Evans) ...... 291 ----- ·············································. 251 Esther (_____ ) ...... •············· •··· 293 E'lJD.ice .•...... •.•...•...... •.•.•.•...•.•.•. 293 Sarah (Ferman) ...... 238, 291 SHAW Simon ...... 238, 250, 291 Etio.ice (Fmon.) .•...... •...... • 293 Fannie (Rogers) Tice ...... •···· 294 Joon ...... 257 J acnes •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 293 RUSCO Jemima (Scripture) ...... 293 SHEAF Jcbn ...... 218, 219, 249, 256, .257 ~ ·················································· 303 262, 292, 293, 294 W. J osepi ...... 293 RIBSEU. ···················································· 305 JOOS<>n ...... 294 I.ois ...... 293 Mat}' ..•.•.••••.•.•••.••••••••••••••.••••.•.•.••••••••• 260 SHEPARD Mary ..•.•.•....•...•••.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.••••...•..••.•.•• 293 RUST·· Jolin ...... •...... •...•.•...... • 25)0 Mary (Eatoo) ...... 293 Mary ( Free1TlQTl.) ...... 293 .Ann.a .•.•••.••••.•••••.•••••••.•.••••..••.•..••••...••• 215 SHORT Marv Armsttrog (Johnson)...... 294 Mlry Piersoo ( Sut.herland) Waters .. 294 Elizal>et:li ...... •...... SARGENT 260, 292 ~ses ...... •··············· 293 HeflIY ...... 260, 292 Oli "ve ( Gt-OUJ) •••••••••••••••• •• ••• •• •• •• •• •••• •• •• •294 ------...... 306 Persis G:row ...... •...... 294 Persis (Gt-ow) •••••••.••••.•••••.•.•. ■ -•• 218, 294 Ahr'ali.axn ...... •...... ···•··· •.•....•...... •... 234- SIKES .Ben j arili. n ...... •·. •. •• • • • • • •· •• • 234- Phalle Richardson ...... •············· •····· 294 Thankful ( ____-') ...... 3()(5 Priscilla (Hovey) Whitaker ...... 293 Rois a Hovey (Johnson) ...... 294 SINGLETARY Samuel...... 249, 263, 293 Sat"ah ...... 293 SAWIN Nathmiiel ··································· ...... 232 Sy Ivester ...... •· •• •· •······ ••··· •·· 294 Wi.lliam...... 294 George ...... •· 293 SKELTON SLAP SOIOFF Joan...... •············ 3()4. Eliza.beth ...... 26 2 Oscar················································ 219 SLAFTER SCOTT .Abi gal ...... 29 3 SLAUSOO Almina Louisa ...... 216, 218, 294 Janet ...... •· •• •· •• • • • 298 .Ann Calista (Lucas) ...... 294 John ...... -300 331 SMALL SPRAGUE STONE MaI'Y' ...... 240 Nadiari...... 262 Abigal (Carter) Fowle Walker ...... '197 Richard ...... 213 Anne (_____ ) ...... '197 S\1ITH Dariiel ...... 297 David ...... 296, 297 Al.ice ...... •...... •..•.... ••·· ..... • 213, 295 STANLEY Doccas (-----) ...... 297 Alice (-----) ...... 213, 295 Re l:,e,cc a ... •. . . • ...... • ...... • ...... 279 '197 I:lc:,rothy .•...... •...... 272 Elizabedi ...... 218, 287, Frederick ...... •· 256 Gregory ...... 287, 297 Hannah ...... 286, 295 STANTCN Jo1:in. .•.••••••....•.•.•••••••••.••• ·••••••••• ••• .• .• •. . 297 Lydia (__ ) Cooper ...... 297 Joanna (--) Qiar le s ...... •295 Thomas ...... J.79 Margaret (Garrard) ...... John ...... 213, 294, 295 296 264 MaI'Y' ...... •...... •...... •...•..•.....•....•.. 213, 295 STARR Mary-·················································· Mary (_____ ) ....•...... 295 Mary- ( _____ ) ...... 297 SaID.uel ...... 296, 1.97 ~ (Kerley) ...... 295 ----...... 213 Rachel...... 309 Sarah ...... 1.97 Sarah ( Stearnes) ...... •.•...... 297 Richard ...... •··· 213, 295 STEARNF.S SmI1uel ...... 262 Ursula ...... 296 Sm-all. ( ff'lDll,,) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.• 295 Abigal ...... ················· 296 STCRRS T.ixoodiy ...... 26 3 Elizabeth...... 296 Hao.nail...... •...... • ·· · · .• ·. · ·· ·· · ·· 296 ------•• • • • • • • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • 3()(5 Hannah (Manning)...... 296 SNOW Isaac ...... 230, 275, 296 Jolm. .•...... •.•••.•...••••...... •...•..•..•.•.••.••.• 296 S10UGITON .Al:rahaID...... ············249 Mary ···········································J.75, 296 Mary(BarkerJ ...... 275, 296 Thomas ...... 2-44 SOLART Mary (Lothrop)...... 25 I, 296 Sam..ue I ...... 296 srow Elizabeth (.--)...... 309 Sarah ...... 296' 297 John .....•...... •...... •...•...... •...... 309 Sarah (Beers) .•.....•...... •...... 296 I:lc>rodiy ...... •. ••· •· •· •·· •• 25 3 Sarah (Mixer) ...... • 296 SOLENDINE S'IRONG Elizabeth ...... 247 STEDMAN Cynmia ...... 233 Jedidiali ...... •· 269 SPALDING Hacinah ...... 266 TALCOTT .Benj aIIli.,n ...... •...... •. 2,46 STEVENS Mary ...... ········. ····· ...... 244 Elizabeth ...... 23 3 Mar-y ...... •...... 271 TARBOX SPARHAWK STILES Sam.uel ...... ••· •• •· •• • • •· •• •· •286 Arul.a. ....•...... •...... ••...... 297 Jelm...... 2S0, 291 SPAULDING Ruth ...... 215 TAYLOR Hailll.ah ...... 250 STIM5ON ~rcy ...... 291 George...... 256 Joe 1...... 25(5 SPENCER STODDARD TED or 1READ Agnes (-----.,) ...... •...... 244- Wi.lliaIIl ...... 244- Esth.er ...... 2-44 Elizal:,e,th ...... 277 332 TIDM.AS TOLL John ...... 300 Jooathan ...... 300 Mary ( _____ ) .. . • . • . • . .. •. •. •. .. . .•. •... •...... 241 Joon ...... -2~, 298 Josej>li ...... 300 Katherine (___ ) ...... 264, 298 Katherine (Lane) ...... 300 THOMPSON Mary ...... 264' 298 ~cy ...... 300 Re 1:,ec ca •• • • • •• •• • . •• • • • • • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • . •• • • • • • • • • • '298 Natliariiel...... 300 Mary.. ·······························•·•··•············· 241 Rebecca ( Bel. l) ...... •.•...... 300 TOLMAN Sarall. ·················································· 300 THOMSON Sarali (How) ...... 300 0at"issa...... 294 ~n ...... 300 Elizabeth (Ellsworth) ...... 298 Thoma.s ...... 300 Elizabeth (McKinney) ...... 298 TOOTrlACER Williain ...... 244, 299 Esther (,... ____) ...... •• • • • • • 298 Hugli ...... 298 t~ ( Allen) ...... 225 TWITClIEIL Jan1es ...•...... 298 Roger················································ 225 Janet (Scott) .•.....•.....•...... •.•...... •··. 298 Ebe:ne zer ...... 288 Jobn...... 298 1READWEll Jose,t:ii ••.. ...•.••••. ••.••...... •••.•...•...•.•.•.. 298 TILER Margaret (__ ) ...... 257, 297, 298 Esther ...... 261 Wrimn...... •.•...... ············ ...... 257, 298 Lydia ...... 286 Rache 1 (_____ ) ••••••••••••••••••.•••• •• •· •· •· • 2Slt3 1REAT Saral:i ...... _...... 238, 286 Ro~t ...... 298 298 Ru.m ...... Anna·················································· 214 UNDERWOOD Samu.el ...•...... •...... •...... • ·. ·· · · · ·· · 298 William ...... 258 1ROVBRIOOE 'William ...... 273, 281 nmooP Mary (Lilly) ...... 253 Stibllit ...... ·················· 215 TIJCKER ~ ••••.•••••••••••••••••••••.•.•.•••••••.•.••••••••• 26(5 .Agties (Wyatt) ...... 244 THURSTCN VEREN .Ri.cliar-d ...... 244 Hmn.ali ·············································· 279 Mary <-----)...... :290 1URLOAR TICE VINCENT Tainesin ...... 228, 232, 299 Fannie (Rogers) ...... 294 Elizabeth ·········································· 279 TURNER TINKER WAITE Habakkuk...... 214 , 2,45 John...... •.•..•..•...... •.. 213, 295 Philip ...... ····· 306 ~ .. ···················· ···················· 2'77, 300 Mary (Ward) ...... 111, 300 TINKHAM TUTTLE 5aJiluel ...... 277, 300 Lydia ...... ······ 256 Abigal (Beach) ...... 300 .Agties (-----) ...... •...... •...... • 300 TOBEY Beti j a.cni.n .•.•.•.•.•.•.....•.•.•.•••.•.•.....•.....••• 300 WALBRIIXiE Da.vid ...... 300 Oliver Paul ...... 294 Elizabeth ...... 244, 300 L8Ill()ile ...... 256 Sarah ················································ 218 Elizabeth (--)...... 244, 299 Hmn.ali ...... ·· · 300 TODD Hannali (Munson) .•...... •...... 300 WALKER Hannah (Powell) ...... 300 obn ...... J 264 Joarma ...... ·················• 287 Abigal (Carter) Fowle ...... 297 333 WALLIS WELLES WILKINSON Alvira Murilla ...... 30 I Thomas ...... •·· 300 Elizabeth ...... 248, 304 An.n. Eliza ...... 30 I Joan (Skelton) ...... 304 Catherine Maria ...... 30 I WELLMAN John ...... 304 Oiarlotte Elizabeth ...... 219, 301, 302 Prudence(--) ...... 248, 304 Lucinda (Dean) ...... 301 Isaac ...... •······ •···· •··· 293 Sarali ...... · ·· ····· 304 Eliza (McLallen) ...... 219, 301 Esther J arie ...... 30 I WELLS WILLIAMS GeOC' ge ...... 30 I Isaac ...... 301 .Abigal ...... 287 Elizabeth...... 266 Jarie (Ball) ...... 301 Frances (Belcher) ...... 231, 252, 303 JOSe{Xl ...... 255 Margaret ( Dawson) ...... 301 Hugh ...... 231, 252, 303 Mary ...... 266 ~ ········································ ············ 301 John ...... 303 Sat:'ali ...... •...•...... 228 William Gabriel...... 219, 279, 301 ~ ...... 252, 303 William Jrunes ...... 301 Mary (Beardsley) ...... 303 Mary (Rusco) .•...... •...... 303 WARNER Sarali (Curtis) ...... 303 WILLIAMSON Thomas ...... 303 .Abigal ...... 241 Oiristia[), .... ·········· ...... 245 Dmiel ...... 241, 277 WILLS WARRIN WHEELER Joshua ...... 269 Cath.erine ...... 249 Joat10a ...... 243 Sarali...... 2-46 WILSON WATERS WHIPPLE Joseph ...... 277 Mary Pierson (Sutherland)...... 294 NaliaIIl Newton ...... 294 Elizabeth ...... 287, 290 WATSON Ho~ ...... 256 WINCE Jolm ...... 241, '2B7 ___ _._ ···················•······ ...... 279 Ze.rviali ...... 260 WHITAKER WEBB David or Daniel ...... • 264 Han.nail ...... 227, 302 Priscilla (Hovey) ...... 262 WINTER Joon alias Evered ...... 227, 302 Juditli ...... 238 WHITE Martlia ...... 255 WEBSTER Atl.na ...... 294 WOOD Joon ...... 252 St:ephen ...... 228 Mary ·············--····--·············--· ...... 252 Abigal (Hartshorne) ...... 306 Ann ...... 305 , 306, 307 WELBIE Ann (Hunt) ...... 248, 265, 305 Bridget (Jones)...... 306 Frances (Bulke(ey) ...... 246, 303 Dariiel ...... 305, 307 Olive ...... 246, 303 WHITING Ebenezer ...... 305, 307 Richard ...... 246, 303 Edward ...... 264, 282, 305 James ...... 230 Elizabeth ...... 305, 306 Elizabeth ( __) ...... 305 WELD WILBORE E{'ltri am ...... · ... · .. · 3()('5 Eunice ...... 306 Mary ( Harris) ...... 252 Sa.rn.u el ...... •...... 246 George ...... 307 334 HWIJPhrey ...... 308 WOOD-continued Mary ( G"/811l. J...... •...... •...... 309 Isaac ...... 259 ~ (J acksoo) ...... 309 Harmal'i...... 306 Joan (Humphrey) ...... 307 Natlianiel ...... 309 Hannal-i ( Killum)...... 306 Joanna (Wheeler) ...... -: .... 243 Peter ...... 310 Isabe I (Hazen) ...... 305 John ...... 259, 282, 307, 308 Prudence ...... 3()S), 310 J arnes .•...... •...... 306 Jonathan ...... 243, 307 Rache L...... •...... •...... •.•.• 310 Joanna ...... 287 Josial-i ...... 300 Rachel (Smi.th) ...... 309 John ...... 305 Lydia ...... 258, 308 Rorert ...... 309 Joseph ...... 306 Lydia (Herrick) ...... 308 Saral-i ...... ·············· 309' 310 Josial-i ...... 248, 289, 305, 306 Peter ...... 308 Saral-i (Edwards) Piper ...... 3C>S> Lidia (Dorchester j ...... 307 SaI"ali ...... ······· ... ·· 308 Thomas ...... 309 Margaret ( Elithorpe) ...... 305 Sarali (Dodge) ...... 308 Mary ...... 242, 288, 289, 305, 306, 307 Thomas ...... 243, 285 Mary (Felt) ...... 288, 289, 305, 306 William ...... 243, 307 Mary (Foster) ...... 305 WREN Mary (Hazeltine) ...... 305 Mary (Hunt) ...... 242, 305, 306 WOODDA..\1 Mary <-----) ...... 290 ~hi table ...... 306 ~hitable (Hayward) ...... 307 Ma.r-y- .•••...•..••...•....••.••...•.••••••.•...... •..•. 228 ~cy (.-----) ·································· 307 (l>adi. rui ...... 30 s Rachel (Nichols) ...... 305 WRIGHT Rudi ...... 305, 306 WOODS Ruth ( Mous al. I) . . . . . •. . . •...... • . . . 264, 305 Saral:i ...... 27 6 Sam.uel ...... 306 Sarn.u.e 1...... ······ ..... 247 Sar-ali .• . .. .. •. • . . .• ...... • . . .• . . • ...... 306 Sarah (Andrews) ...... 30:5 Saral-i (Elithorpe) ...... 305, 306 Solomon ...... 305 WOODWARD YARRINGTON Stephen ...... 306 Thankful (.--) Sikes ...... 306 Ahia! ...... 310 Ahia! (Wood.word) ...•.•...... 214, 310, 311 Thomas ...... 242, 248, 264, 305, 306 .Alice ...... 310 Abigal (Lani,) ...... 311 Zilpha ...... 289 .Anne·················································· 309 Alice (Woodward) ...... 310 .Anne (Beamsley) ...... 309 Ebeiiezer ...... • 31 I WOODBURY Elizareth ...... 310 Elizabe,'th ...... 311 Elizabeth( __) Solart ...... 309 Elizabe,'th (--) Bailey ...... 311 Abigal ...... ················· ...... 308 Esther ( _____ ) ...... 309 Ezekiel ...... 311 Abigal <--).. ···················· ···········•243 Ezekiel...... 309, 310 Harm.alt ...... 311 Abigal (Bat.chelder ) ...... 309 Hannah (Perkins)...... 310 Jerusha (Avery) ...... ~...... 311 Agnes (Napper) Derby ...... 259, 307 John ...... 266, 309 Mary ...... •...... · ...... 311 Eleanor ( Ellenwood) ...... 243 Katherine ( __) ...... 309 Mary ( _____ ) ...... 311 Elizabeth ...... 243 Margaret ...... 310 Peter ...... 214, 310, 311 Elizabeth (--)...... 308 Margaret C--) ...... 309 Rachel...... 214, 311 Elizabeth (Tenney)...... 243 Mar--tha ...... ····························· 310 Rerecca (Dayton) ...... 311 HaI1nali ...... 243, 308 Mary···-··············································· 310 Williain ...... 310, 311 335 Gerrectiana 1 P• 20 In th8 list 9'£ ch!ld..'Pfln ef ~11ll!aa Backu8 1 this line aMuld be: 3. Ma~. m. Bftnjaain Grane2(,Tehnl) net Gr~I>e tn the l!neaae chart the naP.1e Bh8t1ld be l}ar!us IAlddt. n~t Lass. Jijumbe!'s ef. the B&nffra.t;i8ns fer Benjamin Ba.mes she\ll.d be char'6ed in twe places: Jemima Da..?Tew, 1147• 11813, n. 1?66, Ben1aa1n 5 1 Ba..-r-nes (Nathan1el~• Benjan!.Jl31 W1ll!ua21 W1111a11) 1 P• 68 In the littt •~ ohildren eE JMe11 rna~ , th1s l!ne sheulcl read: 4. DaT!de •• 1. Mfth!table ~uni\ ( '1'4~iw[1 d1yez,,ed_ 2. Sarah lfiloex P• 279 All•ns ths McLAllen ch!lrlrten thei--e shetll.d he a Mar1ah wile JaUU-riecl Jes~ph Nert•n &coe~ding t. W1111aa R. Wallie •t facNlle Blther there wu anethez- d&1J6hte7.' s• n8118fl. er tmft et the dat1:hte:ra al• read1 11at8d hare had Jl&r.1.ah as a rartet9 her g1 ,ren n•••• P• 281 Elisa {McLallen wa11 !s P1ar1-1ed her a,eoend ht1PJband, Mr. Gep4!1!J. 1n Ont8.?'1 , net boe1a P-• 294' J>aTi.d Grew Slatter llal'ried enly •nee• The .lt. after hla wu.rr1ag• sheuld be ..1 tted. and aheul.d JMtt ll'4'l,- a eeoena marriage• P• 301 !allla: lie eTi.dence has been teund te oentlrll the ata t ...nt b7 deaoend(lllta that this aan•s naae was Willlaa Gabriel. Ria will is sianed siBply Gabt-1el Wall !a, and his t.llbatene is marked the aa11e. OeNput!ng i're11 !iiteJ"llat!•n en the teab11t.ne hla biri\da\'te waa Oct~be~ 51 1816. '.1.be atone,' Nada: "1.n Melle17 et Gabriel Wallis whe died Wey l3e 1852• aged 36 :rs, l ... 8 da7•• He l••t the werld witheut a tear Saye fer the triends he held •• dear." P• 302 Charltttte Elisabeth (f!alllti) R!,ohar~en dle(\ Ootebe:r 2, 1915, 1n 3asinaw1 M!.ohigan. P• 306 Addi t!enal material abeutthe children et t.lheaaa and iiarJ (Hunt} Zo15: 6h1 I. H&-"7• 168-4• •1• 1. 1'101, Jws Illckinsea i. l '708, naru.. • l Pear11en 2. 1'h•mA.s• 16A6e "• 1. 1'711• Ahielll. Hartsherne { WM 1 t th18 .1\1.91'1&8 whe Re l '711/2• Sarah Hew• anrJ/el' Pie 1,.,15, SarAh Clae~ t see Rewley V.R.) ~. N8h8nd.8h, l68A-l68A 4. li1ph.~ ... 1689 5e ,- 81ll18 le 1692 6. Elisabe~ 1694-1'131, •• l'n.91 Philip Turner 7• Mehitable• 16950 ••---•Hall a. Stephen T 9. Ann, 1700.. 1792• 11. 1728• Iaaao Sargent 10. Hannah, l '103-·l 764• •• l '724• Cerdial Sterra(flaaiel) Cep1ea et tb1• beGk may be ebta!ned b:, wr-!t!ng tel ($18.50 eaoh) T>ereen Pette:r Hanna er TAtdae Petter 8509 Buok!n"1,a11 Rd.• htt6rd Cent•r• B1rm1nghall. Michigan V6111ent _Ad-ii +:tons ~nd Cor:rec+ions P• 20 BACKUS: In the list or oh1ldren or Wm.Backus1, this line should read': 3o 1"1ary., m. Benjamin Crane2(Johnl)., not crape. p. 32 LADD: In the lineage chart the name should read Darius Ladd not Lass as pri11ted. Po 42 CAPEN: In the account of Bernard Capen1 the name er the society is New England Historic Genealogical Society. Po 56 CURTIS: No family accoynt is included for Elizabeth Hutchins, wife or John Curtis, as her parentage is not known. Po 59 DARROW: Numbers or generations for B'njamin Barnes should be ohanc;ed in twoc.'p1aces : Jemima Da;t'row , l 7~7-?1813., 1 m. l 766, Benjamin Barnes.;;, (Nath' 1 4,Benjamin.::S, Willian1 , t,./illiarn-) _ p. 68 ENSIGN: In the list of children of James Enaign1, this line should read: 4. David, mo l. Mehitable Gunn (Thomas); divorced. 2. Sarah Wilcox P• 159 TURNER: If this Nathaniel Turner1 married a Mehitable Rigby, his marriage 1s hot to be confused with that recorded in Scit uate Vital Records., 1664/5. P• 219 RICHARDSON: Omit Willirun in the name of Gabrie1 ~allis1, father of wife of Charles Judenn Richardson. p. 234 B.ELKNAP: Under children o.f Moses Belknap-6, e.dd this information .from "Follansbee Genealogy" by Colwnbus Smith: 80 Wa1ter, 1792-1874, m. 1818, Priscilla Follansbee5 (Ivloses 4, Moses3, William2 , Thomasl.) P• 263 HOVEY: Under children or Edmund Hovey4., correction .frgm"Freeman Genealogy": L~o Aaron, 1735, m.l. Olive Farwel1~(John4,Isnac3 Joseph2., Ifenry;l) 2. Abigal Freeman°(Edmund>4321) P• 264 HUNT: Concord Vital Records correct in.formation on this .family. Nehemiah Hunt2 (Wml) died March 6, 1717, at 86; thererore born about 1632. His widow, Mary (Toll) Hunt died August 29 1 1727, aged 840 Their daughter, l·iary (Hunt;) Wood married October 19, 1714, Dr. Simon Davis of Concord. Peter Davis, bo 1707, was child of Simon and Elizabeth (Woodhouse) Davis;this wire d.1711. p. 271 KELSEY: Under Stephen Kelsey2 the parents of his wi.fe were John1 and Dorothy (Lord) Ingersoll, not Bird as given. p. 273 KIBBE: Under children o.f Daniel K1bbe4 correct this line: 3. Arnariah, l '7!~7-1829, m.l. 1775, Anna Buel {Jgseph) 5 2. 1778, Hannah Kibbe (Zerah 1 Elisha,4 Edward3, Elisha~, Edward1 ) P• 279 MoLA.LLEN: The late William R.Wa111s or Taooma, Wash • ., said it was Mari~who married Joseph Norton. If so another daughter was so named, or one ot those already listed had Mariah au pArt 0£ her 31v•n nmn•• l P• 281 On the first line om1·b William from name of Gabriel \ve.llis • Eliza (McLallen} Wallis married I1r. Goodwin in Ontario before moving to Tuscola, Michigan. P• 294 S!AFTER: In the children of John4 and Persis (Grow) Sla.fter there should be no implication that David Grow Sla.fter n1ar1~ied twice. p. 299 TOLL: Concord Vita1 Reco,rds give the death or Mary (Toll) Hunt as August 29, 1727., aged 84. P·• 301. WALLIS: Omit William from the name 0£ Gabriel Wal1is1 • He was the eon or William ruid Mary (Buokeridge) Wallis o~ Fosonte, Co 0 Hants, England, and had a brother, William, who did not emigrate. Tombstone information says Gabriel died Nov.13, 1852, aged 36 yrs, l mo, 8 days; therefore born Oct.5,1816. P• 302 Date or death or Charlotte Eliza.beth (Wallis) Rior1nrclson wns Oct .2, 1915, in Saginaw, Michigan; burial in linrrison, l"1ichigan. Po 306 WOOD: The correct date of the second marriage of Mary (Hunt) Wood should be October, 1714. She was not mother of Peter Davis, b O 1707 0 This information about her children is from !•1ansfield, ct. Vital Records: 6. Elizabeth, 169L~-1731, m. 1719, Philip Turner 7. :t-1ehitable, 1695-1758, m. 1716, James Hall (\-/illirun) 9. Ann, 1700-1792, m. 1722, Isaac Sargent in. Hnnrinh_ 17n~-17f->M... m. 17~" r!'"''r'diaJ. Storrs (Sronuel)