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10/2003- All data and all dates are from the IGI record.

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!AF-b. 1660 !http://wwwl.shore.net/~ttw/
!AF-b. 1660 !http://wwwl.shore.net/~ttw/anc.html - Tom Wetmore Ancestry-pg. 32, 45-b. 1665.

SOURCE: "The History Of Hadley, Massachu
SOURCE: "The History Of Hadley, Massachusetts", Republished, 1976 by New Hampshire Publishing Company, Somersworth. With "Family Genealogies", by Lucius M. Boltwood, 1905. Pg. 108.

!NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
!NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

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! !MARRIAGE: Utah Historical & Genealog
! !MARRIAGE: Utah Historical & Genealogical Mag July 1916 pg 122 !RELATIONSHIP: Patron is not related

Nathaniel Dwight moved from Dedham, Mas
Nathaniel Dwight moved from Dedham, Mass. to Hatfield, Mass . Later (about 1695) he moved to Northampton, Mass. He wa s a trader and a farmer, and served as justice of the peac e and a surveyor of land.

JUSTICE. AF:4HWQ-ZO. 9 SIBS B/E/SP COM
JUSTICE. AF:4HWQ-ZO. 9 SIBS B/E/SP COMPLETE, ALSO PARENTS.4 CH WITH IGI COMPLETE. SEE RESEARCH PGS:SAMUEL 1696-1763,DANIEL 1699,ABIAH 1704,NATHANIEL 1712.

Northampton Vital rec 0186161 pg 33- Fat
Northampton Vital rec 0186161 pg 33- Father of Samuel Dwight Birth Death - 0186161 pg 144:Mr. Nathaniel Dwight died at Springfield 		Dwight, Justice Nathaniel (I312684223988)
 
3752 My PAF notes
10/2003- All data and all dates are from the IGI record. 		Partridge, Mehitable (I312684223934)
 
3753 My PAF notes
10/2003- All data and all dates are from the IGI record. with name Hamlin.

FIRST SETTLERS IN NEW ENGLAND BEFORE 169
FIRST SETTLERS IN NEW ENGLAND BEFORE 1692

Hamlin Family
History of the Hamlin family: This book provides genealogies of early settlers of the name in America from 1639-1894
The Hamlin family: This book is a genealogy of James Hamlin of Barnstable, Massachusetts, eldest son of James Hamlin, the immigrant, who came from London, England, and settled in Barnstable, 1639.

Death Date Imported:unkn Death Date Imp
Death Date Imported:unkn Death Date Imported:Unkn

ANCESTRAL REGISTER of HALSTED WATKINS HU
ANCESTRAL REGISTER of HALSTED WATKINS HULL-Compiled by Algot G. Steinberg-Hartford CT 1934-Connecticut State Library. Non-standard gedcom data: 1 PEDI birth

!FGR: Page 229; BOOK Ancestry of Lawre
!FGR: Page 229; BOOK Ancestry of Lawrence Williams, Part II, compiled by Cornelia Bartow Williams, Privately printed Chicago, 1915 copy % Pat Roberts, American Fork, Utah. !LDS: B: E: SP: DATES; IGI CD-ROM 1/95 ED.

SOURCE: "The History Of Hadley, Massachu
SOURCE: "The History Of Hadley, Massachusetts", Republished, 1976 by New Hampshire Publishing Company, Somersworth. With "Family Genealogies", by Lucius M. Boltwood, 1905. Pg. 108.

!NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
!NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA

The Puritans were a group of English Protestants in the 16th and 17th centuries
The Puritans were a group of English Protestants in the 16th and 17th centuries who sought to rid the Church of England of Roman Catholic practices, believing that the Church of England had not been fully reformed and should become more Protestant 1. They were dissatisfied with the limited extent of the English Reformation and with the Church of England’s toleration of certain practices associated with the Roman Catholic Church 1. Puritans formed and identified with various religious groups advocating greater purity of worship and doctrine, as well as personal and corporate piety 1. They adopted a covenant theology, and in that sense, they were Calvinists (as were many of their earlier opponents) 1. In church polity, some advocated separation from all other established Christian denominations in favor of autonomous gathered churches 1. These Separatist and Independent strands of Puritanism became prominent in the 1640s, when the supporters of a presbyterian polity in the Westminster Assembly were unable to forge a new English national church 1. By the late 1630s, Puritans were in alliance with the growing commercial world, with the parliamentary opposition to the royal prerogative, and with the Scottish Presbyterians with whom they had much in common 1. Consequently, they became a major political force in England and came to power as a result of the First English Civil War (1642–1646) 1.

1: Wikipedia.

1 en.wikipedia.org
2 worldhistory.org
3 christianity.com

! BAPTISM; ENDOWED: IGI, dates found doi
! BAPTISM; ENDOWED: IGI, dates found doing TEMPLE READY February 1999. ! RELATIONSHIP: H. Reed Black is not related.

SOURCE: "The History Of Hadley, Massachu
SOURCE: "The History Of Hadley, Massachusetts", Republished, 1976 by New Hampshire Publishing Company, Somersworth. With "Family Genealogies", by Lucius M. Boltwood, 1905. Pg. 108. Lists this spouse as # 2.

!AF-Atlas says-Santiqua, Br. dep., N.A.
!AF-Atlas says-Santiqua, Br. dep., N.A. !PRF CD #20

?? Line 62184: (New PAF MRIN=8727) 1 CHI
?? Line 62184: (New PAF MRIN=8727) 1 CHIL 2 SLGC * 18 FEB'65 SL ?? Line 62186: (New PAF MRIN=8727) 1 CHIL 2 SLGC * 18 FEB'65 S ?? Line 62189: (New PAF MRIN=8727) 1 CHIL 2 SLGC * 18 FEB'65 S ?? Line 62191: (New PAF MRIN=8727) 1 CHIL 2 SLGC * 18 FEB'65 S ?? Line 62193: (New PAF MRIN=8727) 1 CHIL 2 SLGC * 18 FEB'65 SL ?? Line 62195: (New PAF MRIN=8727) 1 CHIL 2 SLGC * 18 FEB'65 S ?? Line 62197: (New PAF MRIN=8727) 1 CHIL 2 SLGC * 18 FEB'65

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1687

Name Suffix:&ltNSFX&gt Jr. SOURCE: "The Hist
Name Suffix:&ltNSFX&gt Jr. SOURCE: "The History Of Hadley, Massachusetts", Republished, 1976 by New Hampshire Publishing Company, Somersworth. With "Family Genealogies", by Lucius M. Boltwood, 1905. Pg. 108.

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. 		Hamlin, John (I312684224425)
 
3754 Name also seen as Dr. Peter Dallman or T
Name also seen as Dr. Peter Dallman or Talmon

On June 8, 1683, Peter Tallman, late of
On June 8, 1683, Peter Tallman, late of Portsmouth, Newport County,RI, now of Guilford, CT, cordwainer, sold 8 acres at Common Fence Pointin Portsmouth to Thomas Durfee. Peter Tallman Sr., deposed in March 1702/03, that the Peter Tallmanthen living in Guilford, CT, was his eldest son. He was a cordwainer and a physician. Tallman Ancestry. This material is copyrighted but may be copied by anyone for non commercial use.

Source
Sheet of Dorothy S Hadlock with verifications from Tallman Genealogy by Emery pg 191;RI 1 Vol 4 pg 100;Savage Vol 4 pg 253;NE Reg. Vol 85.pg 69-74;Connecticut 2 b Vol 20 pg 115;American Genealogist Vol 18 pg 15,Vol 21 pg 261,Vol 20 pg 116;Am Pub H1 Vol 85 pg 74
Name,Spouse(Ann Wright),MD,pla-NEW ENGLAND MARRIAGES PRIOR TO 1700 FHL Film 0929500



Documentation
MARRIAGE: Source - Torrey, Clarence Almon, "New England Marriages Prior to
1700, page 777.


! Born prob. on Barbados; moved to Newpo
! Born prob. on Barbados; moved to Newport, RI and thence to Portsmouth and later to Guilford, Conn., where he raised his family. ! REFERENCES: NEHGR 85:73, Genealogical Research in Germany and England. (Gives his wife as Ann Walstone (actually, Ann Wright, widow/o John Walstone). Families of Early Guilford, CT., Tallman, Wolstone and Wright families.

On June 8, 1683, Peter Tallman, late of
On June 8, 1683, Peter Tallman, late of Portsmouth, Newport County,RI, now of Guilford, CT, cordwainer, sold 8 acres at Common Fence Pointin Portsmouth to Thomas Durfee. Peter Tallman Sr., deposed in March 1702/03, that the Peter Tallmanthen living in Guilford, CT, was his eldest son. He was a cordwainer and a physician. Tallman Ancestry.

!Little Compton RI families, by Wilbur
!
!Little Compton RI families, by Wilbur
!IGI gives md to Ann Wright

Shoemaker & Physician ANCESTRAL REGISTER
Shoemaker & Physician ANCESTRAL REGISTER of HALSTED WATKINS HULL-Compiled by Algot G. Steinberg-Hartford CT 1934-Connecticut State Library. Non-standard gedcom data: 1 PEDI birth

From the book "Talman/Tallman Families"
From the book "Talman/Tallman Families" by Herbert S. Ackerman

"On Muster Roll of the Old French War- transferred from 7th Reg. to 2nd Reg. to Fort William Henry. He was a representative in 1715.

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From the book, "Ancestors of Robert Abell", by Horace A. Abell, Call number CS71.A15:

Dr. Peter Tallman, "b. Mar. 22, 1658; m. Nov. 7, 1683, Ann Walstone, dau. of Benjamin and Jane Walstone."

So Peter's wife may be 'Ann Walstone', and not 'Ann Wright'! &lt=== ?????

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From the book, "English Origins of New England Families", by Gary Boyd Roberts:

Peter Tallman, "of Guilford, Conn., cordwainer and physician, b. about 1655; d. 6 July 1726; m. 7 Nov. 1683 ANN WALSTONE. On 5 Nov. 1703 he sold the land in Farnham Parish, near Dragon Swamp, Essex Co., Va., which had belonged to his maternal uncle, Robert Jill of Rappahannock County (afterwards Essex County0, Va. (Essex County, Va., Deeds, book 11, p. 115.) Three children."

So, once again, Peter's wife may have been 'Ann Walstone', and not 'Ann Wright'! &lt=== ?????

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From the Ancestral File of Allen Donald Tallman - GEDCOM file from Ancestry.com

!NOTE:The Greater Tallman Family Newsletter Autumn Issue. No.3 1985.

!HISTORY:A physician, he also pursued the occupation of shoemaker. 1683 he resided at Guilford, Ct.; freeman 1685 1715, Deputy. 1722, Jul. 27; Will proved 1726, AJul. 27: Exx. wife Anna. To her all household goods, and for her use and disposal stock of cattle, horses, sheep and swine (except one black horse to son Ebenezer).

Information for this family extracted from the Ancestrial File in the Family
History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah.

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From Ancestry.com, "Desecendants of Tunis Wells and Other Surnames", by Dave Wells &ltDaveWells@mac.com&gt:

"Lived in Guilford, Conn. in 1703. On Nov 5, 1703 sold land at Dragon Swamp in Farnham Parish, Essex Co, Va. as heir of Robert Hill (his uncle) of Rappahannock Co (later Essex Co) VA. He was a cordwainer and physician. They had 3 children. "

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From the ancestral file, "The Descendants of Thomas Durfee", by Charles I. Durfee:

"On June 8, 1683, Peter Tallman, late of Portsmouth, Newport County, RI, now of Guilford, CT, cordwainer, sold 8 acres at Common Fence Point in Portsmouth to Thomas Durfee.
Peter Tallman Sr., deposed in March 1702/03, that the Peter Tallman then living in Guilford, CT, was his eldest son.
He was a cordwainer and a physician. Tallman Ancestry. "

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From, "The Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, 1636-1776", Volume 05, Page 490-491 (www.colonialct.uconn.edu):

"[332] CONNECTICUT COLONY.

At a General Assemble and Court of Election, begun and holden at Hartford, in his Majesties Colony of Connecticut, in New England, the 12th day of May, annodom. 1715, and continued by several adjournments [to June 2d.]

Present at this Assembly were,
The Honourable Gurdon Saltonstall, Esq, Governour.
The Honourable Nathan Gold, Esq, Deputy Governour.
John Hamlin, Esq,
...

Representatives or Deputies, that were returned to attend at this Assembly, are as follows, viz:
Capt. Joseph Wadsworth, ...
...
Capt. Andrew Ward, Mr. Peter Talman, for Guilford.
... "

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From the Ancestral file of Alfred Rose &ltAlRose509@aol.com&gt:

"Rhode Island Land Evidences
1648 -1696
Pub R. I. Hist. Sox 1921
Pub Baltimore 1970

Peter Talman to Thomas Durfee Page 169
...Peter Talman junior late..of Portsmouth Now of the Towne of Gilford in the County of New Haven..Conecticutt...Cor-wainer..for..Twelve pounds of Currant mony of New England..paid by Thomas Durfee of..Portsmouth..Yeoman..Have..sold..Land lyinge..in the place called the Comon fence in..Portsmouth..Eight Acres..bounded Northwardly by the land of Richard Bulger Eastwardly by Pocassett River, Southwardly by the humuck Comon ly Called Samuell Hutchinsons humuck, Westwardly by the great Cove..alsoe the full Right of a hie way (purchassed of Richard Bular (as Exprest in
writeing)...Eight day of June..One Thowsand Six hundred Eighty three-
Peter
Talman
Wit
John Sanford
Mary Sanford
Copied as printed
C Dietz "

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From the WorldConnect Database: "Black/NobleCT", by Julie Barrows:

"RESIDENCE: Newport, RI & Guilford, CT. "
==================== End of Notes ====================

Source:
Author: Julie Barrows [j_barrows@sbcglobal.net]
Title: "WorldConnect Database: "Black/NobleCT"," database, \i RootsWeb.com\i0  
Publication Information: (http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=blackandnob : 10 September 2009)
Citation:
Page: ); Julie Barrows.
 		Tallman, Dr. Peter Jr. (I312684225535)
 
3755 name also seen as Stephen
name also seen as Stephen

[Thomas Hugo Hickman.FTW] Facts about t
[Thomas Hugo Hickman.FTW] Facts about this person: Baptism (LDS) February 01, 1940/41 Endowment (LDS) February 03, 1940/41 Sealed to parents (LDS) June 06, 1944 Logan

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From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

[JENSEN.FTW] [kkged.FTW] CRA
[JENSEN.FTW] [kkged.FTW] CRA

ORDINANCE DATE FROM ANCESTRAL FILE
ORDINANCE DATE FROM ANCESTRAL FILE 		Hand, Stephen Jr (I312684225566)
 
3756 Name and Family Update
"The will of Thomas Clarke, dated 28 July 1674, mentions Margaret, wife of his brother Joseph Clarke. An addendum to the will of Thomas Clarke names the children of Joseph Clarke that were alive on 19 December 1674: Joseph Clarke, John Clarke, William Clarke, Susannah (surname struck-out), Mary (surname struck-out), Joshua Clarke, Sarah Clarke, Thomas Clarke, Kary (Carew) Clarke, and Elizabeth Clarke." Currently on the hunt to find if this is true.

BIRTH: !GENEALOGY: AF 4.10 !GENEALOGY:
BIRTH: !GENEALOGY: AF 4.10 !GENEALOGY: Austin, John Osborne; THE GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF RHODE ISLAND; Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.; 1982; 47; "IX. Carew, m. 1693, Feb. 4, Ann Dyer of Samuel & Ann (Hutchinson) Dyer."; "CLARKE (Joseph) 2d column. IX. Carew, d. 1760, N. Kingstown. 1755, Apr 14. Will-proved 1760, July. Exr. grandson Joseph Clarke. (later called Joseph "Jr."). He mentions sons Jonathan, Hutchinson, James. Daughters Mary Whitman and Margaret Spencer. grandson William. (son of William, deceased). grandson Cary Dunn. grandsons Cary Spencer and Clark _____. granddaughters Barsheba and Hannah Dunn. grandson Joseph, son of son Elisha, deceased."; copy owned by GMA Line 2824 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: DEAT SOUR Compendium of American Genealogy Line 3660 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: MARR SOUR Compendium of American Genealogy

REL: Fifth great grandfather; aka Carew.
REL: Fifth great grandfather; aka Carew. !BIR: Vital records of Newport, Rhode Island; V.10; p. 61. !MAR: SDMR FHC film #0,333,599; Dawley Family; (1-6) generation (A-Z). Married (2) Ann Dyer. !Probate records: North Kingstown, Washington, Rhode Island 9:108-109. Cary had a will, although partially mutilated, was recorded at the North Kingstown Registry. Buried in burial ground at Quidnesset on the John Thomas Spinto place.

[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 36, Ed. 1, Tree #1
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 36, Ed. 1, Tree #1682, Date of Import: Nov 5, 1999] Carew Clarke's will was dated April 14, 1759, Quianssett, which is now Newport.

! MARRIED ANN DYER 14 FEB 1693
! MARRIED ANN DYER 14 FEB 1693

Will probated 14 July 1760 at North Kin
Will probated 14 July 1760 at North Kingstown, RI, on approval on oath of Zorobabel Westcott and Stukeley Westcott. The Clarke Genealogy, page 29

Burial Place: John Thomas Spink, Quidne
Burial Place: John Thomas Spink, Quidnesset, R.I. [Dr. Tom D. Clarke] Will dated Apr.14,1760, proved at N. Kingston Jul.14,1760 on oath of Zerubabe & Stukely Westcott. [WAD] Son of Joseph [Gen. Dict. of RI] E-mail from Lance Corey (lance@neuro.pharmacology.ubc.ca) E-mail from Craig Beeman (crb@smartnet.net) !DEATH-SPOUSE-MARRIAGE-PARENTS-CHILDREN: John Victor Duncanson, "Newport, Nova Scotia - A Rhode Island Township", Mika Publ. Co., Belleville, Ont 1985; p158 NOTE: Had eight children. Grandchildren were grantees at Newport, NS.

!SOURCE: John Sanford and his Descendant
!SOURCE: John Sanford and his Descendants p 347. FHL film # 1018897. Notes for CAREY (CAREW) CLARK: Burial Place: John Thomas Spink, Quidnesset, R.I. [Dr. Tom D. Clarke] Will dated Apr.14,1760, proved at N. Kingston Jul.14,1760 on oath of Zerubabe & Stukely Westcott. [WAD] Son of Joseph [Gen. Dict. of RI] E-mail from Lance Corey (lance@@neuro.pharmacology.ubc.ca) E-mail from Craig Beeman (crb@@smartnet.net) !DEATH-SPOUSE-MARRIAGE-PARENTS-CHILDREN: John Victor Duncanson, "Newport, Nova Scotia - A Rhode Island Township", Mika Publ. Co., Belleville, Ont 1985; p158 NOTE: Had eight children. Grandchildren were grantees at Newport, NS. 		Clarke, Carew (I312684225139)
 
3757 NAME Bathsheba /HOLCOMBE/
NAME Bathsheba /HOLCOMBE/

!The American Genealogist, Vol. 57, No.
!The American Genealogist, Vol. 57, No. 2, April 1981, by George E. McCracken, page 74-75. Not in father's will. 		Holcomb, Bathsheba (I312684223487)
 
3758 Name Changes
With much love and respect for you as a family member, and fellow geneology enthusiast. Michael Joseph Clark Is my great-great grandfather he is Buried in Clarkston, Utah His Headstone reads Michael Joseph Clark without the "E". He was buried by his loved ones who I am sure spelled his name the way that he spelled it through out his life. We cannot rewrite History or change the past, it is what it is. We cannot change the fact that Michael Joseph Clark spelled his last name without the "E" through out his life. Please feel free to spell your last name the way that you believe it should be spelled but for the sake of clarity in geneology and respect of Michael Joseph and his living and dying wish to be known as a Clark without the "E" and also out of respect for ALL of his descendents (which are many) his name should reflect how he personally spelled it through out his life. Thanks for your understanding and consideration.

NAME: There is a discrepancy in the spe
NAME: There is a discrepancy in the spelling of the CLARK surname. One line of the family spells it CLARKE. Check to see if and when the spelling changed. Which was the original? BAPTISM: On 3 Oct 1968, Michael Joseph Clark's baptism and temple ordinances were re-confirmed and ratified. Originally, Michael was taught the gospel and baptized by Erastus Snow and Parley P. Pratt. Michael Joseph Clark's parents originally came from Athboy, Ireland. He was born in Maine, but at the age of two the family moved to Providence, Rhodes Island. Also, at the age of two, Michael was sent back to Ireland for a time, under the care of ship's captain, because his father wanted his son to "stand on Irish soil." Perhaps there were grandparents there also. June 1862, Michael, his wife and son, immigrated to Utah with the LDS pioneers, traveling with Capt. Wooley's independent company. They settled first in Logan, Cache, Utah but in 1862 or 1863 they moved to Helena, Montana to work in the gold mines and then to Virginia City where they had a theatre. In 1874 they returned to Utah and settled in Clarkston, where they remained. See his life history at: http://users.deseretonline.com/archibalds/mj-clark.htm DEATH: There is a discrepancy on his death year. One source says 1827, another 1828. 		Clark, Michael Joseph (I312684222206)
 
3759 Name is generated
Name is generated

CHRISTENING:
1. Vital Records of Salem,
CHRISTENING:
1. Vital Records of Salem, Essex Co., MA To The End Of The Year 1849 (Salem, MA: The Essex Institute, 1916) vol. ll, p. 340;
Sam[ue]ll SY

MARRIAGE:
1. Clarence Torrey, "New England Marriages Prior To 1700" (Boston: NEHGS CD, 2001):
SYMONDS, Samuel (1638-1722) & Elizabeth ANDREWS (-1725); 14 Apr 1662; Salem/Boxford {Sv. 1:499, 4:247; Salem 1:392; Salisbury Fam. 602; Andrews (1890) 202; Reg. 6:206; Parker (#9) 282; Hazen Anc. 35; Holman mS: Symonds 4; Essex Ant. 3:113, 4:96; Smith-Hale 54; Peabody 22; Ferrin-Preston 56; Towne Anc. 36; Bassett-Preston 313; Wildes Anc. 131}.

Massachusetts and Maine Families, Volume III, Symonds, of Salem, Page 401;
Samuel SYMONDS, b. abt. Nov., 1638, in Salem; lived in Rowley Village (Box­ford) where he m. Elizabeth Andrews April 14, 1662; a joiner by trade, he built the pulpit of the Topsfleld church in 1682; freeman March 22, 1689/90; selectman of Boxford in 1692, 1698, 1701, 1702, 1703, 1706, 1710; Representative to the General Court in 1704; on Oct. 2, 1716, he deeded his Boxford farm to his son Joseph for the life support of himself and his wife, reserving the eastern half of the house for their use; d. Aug. 14,1722, aged 84 years, 7 months; his widow Elizabeth d. March 17,1725, aged 82.
Children, born in Boxford:
1. Elizabeth, b. July 12, 1663.
2. Hannah, b. Dec. 25, 1664.
3. Grace, b. Oct. 14, 1667; m. Zerubabel Endicott, grand­son of Gov. John Endicott, July -, (before 1691).
4. Mary, b. Feb. 26, 1669/70; m. Joseph Peabody at Ips­wich March, 1693/4.
5. Samuel, b. Aug. 6,1672; m. (1) Abigail Porter of Salem at Topsield, June 8, 1698; she d. Nov. 12, 1716; m. (2) Mary___ ; constable of Boxford 1699 and selectman 1712, 1715, 1718, 1721, 1723; d. July 7, 1755, in Middleton.
6. John, b. March 29, 1674; m. Hannah Hazen Feb. 13, 170-; selectman of Boxford 1716, 1725, 1734, 1736; Representative to the General Court 1734, 1736-8.
7. Ruth, b. Dec. 24, 1676; m. Andrew Eliot of Boston July 19,17[05]; her son, Rev. Dr. Andrew Eliot, was chosen president of Harvard College in 1773 but de­clined the office.
8. Rebecca, b. May 31, 1679; m. Jacob Smith of Boxford.
9. Phebe, b. Oct. 2, 1682; m. John Fuller of Salem Jan. 22, 170-.
10. Joseph, b. May 24, 1685 (probably the same child was also recorded as Josiah, b. May 25, 1685) ; m. Mary Peabody Jan. 3, 1710/1; town clerk of Boxford 1736 - 1742, selectman 1719, 1730, 1731, 1737, 1738, 1743, 1745, 1746, 1748; d. March 5, 1755.
11. Nathaniel, b. Jan. 26, 1687; builder; selectman of Box­ford 1727, 1733, 1747, 1749; d. unmarried in 1769.

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Still Living.
Still Living.

Seal to Parents: 1 FEB 1966 LANGE - Lo
Seal to Parents: 1 FEB 1966 LANGE - Los Angeles California

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 J
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.

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Gender is generated
Gender is generated

Non-standard gedcom data: 1 HEAL 55KG-
Non-standard gedcom data: 1 HEAL 55KG-GL

Location is generated
Location is generated

Father: John Symonds Mother: Elizabeth
Father: John Symonds Mother: Elizabeth Father: John Symonds Mother: Elizabeth

!GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF THE FIRST SE
!GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF THE FIRST SETTLERS OF NEW ENGLAND by James Savage, pp. 244-5. !HISTORY OF SALEM by Sydney Perley, Vol. 1, pp. 392-401. !Married Elizabeth ANDREWS 14 April 1662. !GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF THE FIRST SETTLERS OF NEW ENGLAND by James Savage, pp. 244-5. !HISTORY OF SALEM by Sydney Perley, Vol. 1, pp. 392-401. !Married Elizabeth ANDREWS 14 April 1662.

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. Non-standard gedcom data: 1 _IFLAGS 0

Non-standard gedcom data: 1 _IFLAGS 0
Non-standard gedcom data: 1 _IFLAGS 0

Date and Location are generated
Date and Location are generated

BIRTH: Hammatt Papers, p355. Register of
BIRTH: Hammatt Papers, p355. Register of Parish of Toppesfield, Essex

Died at 84 yrs 7mo
Died at 84 yrs 7mo

!Source: A book, "History of Don Merlin
!Source: A book, "History of Don Merlin Grover and Jennette Morris Grover, Ancestors and Descendants, FHL Call No. U.S. and Canada, Book Area 929.273, G919b1, L. Don Berchtold, author. Continuing research contained in this PAF from the IGI, LDS Option, and Ancestral File (AFN, shown in the individual screen ID box if available ). This person is only related to me by marriage and so I will not research him/her any further. Father was John Symonds.

Parents: William & Elizabeth Webster SP:
Parents: William & Elizabeth Webster SP: 13 Feb 1999 MTIMP

!AGI
!AGI

Ref; FTM, Genealogy Site; Bradford/Leach
Ref; FTM, Genealogy Site; Bradford/Leach/Gould

SAMUEL WAS POSSIBLY THE CHILD OF JOHN SY
SAMUEL WAS POSSIBLY THE CHILD OF JOHN SYMONDS AND HIS SECOND WIFE, ELIZABETH

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

This person's information was combined w
This person's information was combined while in Ancestral File. The following submitters of the information may or may not agree with the combining of the information: BARBARA LOUISE/ANDERSON/ (2093109) BEVERLY MERRILL/MCADAM/ (2094093) ALTA FAE/SHAMMO/ (2100316) R. DUANE/NELSON/ (2112938) GRACE/BAGWELL/ (2119008) JUDITH S./WILKINS/ (2120484) O. WENDELL/HYDE/ (2167186) DONALD WADDOUPS/MOORE/ (2175355) CHARLES WILLARD/CANDLAND/ (2181064) PRISCILLA BLAKE/HAINES/ (2181103) CHRIS AND PATRICIA/POUSSET/ (2181113) ELIZABETH SCHOOLER/WATKINS/ (2181358) ED/MASTERS/ (2185530) LEE/COPELAND/ (2186963) RUTH T/DOXEY/ (2187070) ALLAN H./WEAGLE/ (2190897) PAUL AND CONNIE/CHASE/ (2195643) VIVIAN L/RICKS/ (2200904) EVA R/YORK/ (2202316) KELLEY/BOLLINGER/ (2203114) DAVID F./PUTNAM/ (2205519) C. AUSTIN/SEAGER/ (2207145) DORA PRICE/FITCH/ (2207458) KAREN/HAHN/ (2207520) ROBERT L./NEWHALL/ (2208254) MAURINE H/STANFORD/ (2208961) BERRY B./MARTIN/ (2210633) MARGARET E./SMITH/ (2210742) CHARLES RONALD/BENNETT/ (2210813) DALE E./BIDDLE/ (2210844) ADELL CARR/SMITH/ (2210845) ALZINA SMITH/WHITE/ (2213793) PRISCILLA A./SMALL/ (2213940) KAREN SKIDMORE/RACKLIFFE/ (2214077) FRANCES/KNOX/ (2214168) BRADLEY CREE/KOFFORD/ (2214257) LESLIE D./SEAMAN/ (2214378) RONALD PAUL/COX/ (2214751) DONNA/DELLINGER (2228101) LEE/HAGEN/ (2238304) MARSHA LLOYD/HOWELL/ (2238529) DAVID S./HALE/ (2238608) HARRY H./BUNTON/ (2240385) M. L./IRELAND/ (2244924) LEWELL R./FERRIN/ (2244953) VIVIAN/HOLT/ (2250237) E FAYE/KIEFFER (2252820) RICHARD OR EDYTHE/LLOYD (2256231) JEANNE C./DOUGHTY/ (2258592) JUDITH ANN BORROWMAN/GLIDDEN/ (2258706) FAYE/SORENSEN/ (2264582) CLIFFORD M/NUSBAUM/ (2268436) GEROLD LYNN/WALKER/ (2275758) DR. WENDEL & DR. ELAINE/WALTON/ (2279005) WALTER/DEITZ (2282988) TAMRA/HAMBLIN/ (2284970) DEVERE G./HANSEN/ (2284993) MELANIE DAWN/FORD/ (2291960) MARJORIE HOLDEN/HENDERSON/ (2296469) JO ANN/CORNELIUS/ (2298239) MERRELL/GOMM/ (2298463) RUTH/MOELLER (2318231) Velvalee "Lee" (MANN)/REID (2320198) VERSTILLE GLENN/MCPHERSON/ (2328796) MARIE B./POPPY/ (2346806) STEVEN KARL/BURK/ (2346807) COREY D./BICKMORE/ (2347752) JUDITH ANN/FOLSOM (2352366) J.KENNETH/SAGERS/ (2353066) MARK RUSSELL/MILLER/ (2353419) JOHN & PAT/WALKER/ (2353620) KEN/CREELMAN/ (2353944) LAURI/ARRINGTON/ (2354096) ELIZABETH/HIGGS/ (2354115) LAURALYN/AARON/ (2355507) NORMAN HORACE KNOWLTON/AARON/ (2355592) GEORGE W./PEASLEE/ (2363326) KAREN J/JENSEN/ (2369887) ROBERT B/WALLACE/ (2369898) SHARON A/BRADY (2389412) KENNETH D./ROBERTS/ (2419520) BRET/CHARLESWORTH (2435781) DIANNA M./ERRINGTON/ (2462426) SAYLOR CALL/JEPPSON (2486650) LILLIAN A/MARTZ/ (2486721) PATRICIA CURL/DOWDEN/ (2501534) DON A./GROW/ (2504738) SUZANNE/SILKETT/ (2517582) CORDELL J./CANNON/ (2586113) L DON/BERCHTOLD/ (2662160) MARILYN D. (FORTIN)/HOBUSCH/ (2669364)

!Estate administered 5 Nov 1711. !Inform
!Estate administered 5 Nov 1711. !Information from Bailey ROGERS.

Listed twice in the AF, also with surna
Listed twice in the AF, also with surname of Simmons.

1 _IFLAGS 0
1 _IFLAGS 0

Will proved 16 Feb. 1673
Will proved 16 Feb. 1673

ID: Group 6/7 - #3 on Chart I-14-b
ID: Group 6/7 - #3 on Chart I-14-b

AUTH The Church of Jesus Christ of Latte
AUTH The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints TITL Ancestral File (TM) PUBL July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996 REPO @R18@

!History of Boxford, Essex County, Massa
!History of Boxford, Essex County, Massachusetts; by Sidney Perley Page 39: Samuel Symonds was born in January, 1638; m. elizabeth, daughter of Robert and Grace Andrews -- early settlers of Boxford, -- and settled here in 1663. He was made a freeman, 22 March, 1689-90. After serving the town as Selectman, and many other ways, for several years, he died 14 Aug., 1722 at the age of eighty-four years and seven months. His widow died 17 March, 1725, aged eighty-three years. The residence of this settler was undoubtedly situated westerly fo the dwelling-house of Mr. George W. Twitchel, where the ancient cellar is yet discerned. His Children were: 1. Elizabeth2, b. 12 July, 1663. 2. Hannah2, b. 27 Dec 1665. 3. Grace2 b. 14 Oct., 1667 m. Zerubabel Endicott, and early settler of Boxford. 4. Mary2 b. 26 Feb 1669; m. Joseph Peabody of Ipswich, 1693-64. 5. Samuel2 b. 6 April, 1672. 6. John2, b. 29 march 1674. 7. Ruth2, b. 24 Dec., 1676; m. Andrew Elliot of Boston, 19 July , 170-. 8. Rebecca2, b. 31 May 1679; m. Jacob smith, and lived in boxford. 9. Phebe2, b. 2 Oct 1682; m. John Fuller of Salem, 9 June, 17--. 10. Joseph2, b. 24 May 1685. 11. Nathaniel2, b. 26 Jun., 1687. Of these sons, Samuel resided in tht part of the town which was afterwareds included in the town of Middleton. He was a deacon of the church in Middletown for many years. He married three wives, and, after being the father of more than a dozen children, died 7 july, 1755, at the age of eighty-four years. John2 m. Hannah, dsu. of Thomas and Mary (Howlett) Hazen, -- early settlers of Boxford, and had a large family. He lived in Boxford, as also his brother Joseph,2 who married Mary Peabody, and settled on the old homestead, where his descendants have resided until within half a century. Nathaniel2 also lived here, but was never married. ============================================================================================== http://www.yale.edu/glc/archive/1168.htm GLC Logo Homepage | About Us | Historians | Classroom | Events | GLC Logo Homepage | About Us | Historians | Classroom | Events | Law Case, Master Samuel Symonds against Irish slaves. William Downing and Philip Welch. Salem Quarterly Court. Salem, Massachusetts. June 25, 1661. Records and Files of the Quarterly Courts of Essex County, Massachusetts, vol. II, 1656-1662. The Essex Institute: Salem, 1912. With thanks to: The Gaeil in Colonial America Project at the Gerry Tobin Irish Language School, Babylon, NY. Samuell Symonds, gentleman v. Will. Downing. For absolutely refusing to serve his master, Mr. Simonds, any longer, there being several years yet due, according to the purchase from the shipmaster who brought him over to sell.* Samll. Symonds, gentleman v. Phillip Welch. For absolutely refusing to serve his master, Mr. Simonds, any longer, there being several years yet due, according to the purchase from the shipmaster who brought him over to sell.* Writs, dated, May 15, 1661, signed by Robert Lord, for the court, and served by Theophilus Wilson, constable of Ipswich. Samuel Symonds,* gent. Complaint to Salem court, June 25, 1661, against his two servants. Defence of William Downeing and Philip Welch: “We were brought out of or owne Country, contrary to our owne wills & minds, & sold here unto Mr Symonds, by ye master of the Ship, Mr Dill, but what Agreement was made betweene Mr Symonds & ye Said master, was neuer Acted by our Consent or knowledge, yet notwithstanding we haue indeauored to do him ye best seruice wee Could these seuen Compleat yeeres, which is 3 yeeres more then ye use to sell ym for at Barbadoes, wn they are stolen in England. And for our seruice, we haue noe Callings nor wages, but meat & Cloths. Now 7 yeares seruice being so much as ye practice of old England, & thought meet in this place, & wee being both aboue 21 years of age, We hope this honored Court & Jury will seriously Consider our Conditions.” The plaintiff’s plea: That he had about ten acres of Indian corn to be tended and had to hire divers workmen; that during all this court time, his two servants, being all the men he had, were not working, and consequently all his cattle, fence and family were left destitute; that the bargain made between George Dell, the shipmaster, and the plaintiff was still in force, etc. The jury reported a special verdict, that if Mr. Del’s covenant be according to law, then they find service due from defendants to plaintiff until May 10, 1663; if not, they find for defendants. Judgment for plaintiff, Mr. Dell’s deed legal, and said Downing and Welch to serve Mr. Symonds until 10:3:1663. Appealed to Court of Assistants. They promised to serve their master faithfully until the next court. Bill of sale, dated, May 10, 1654, from George Dell,* master of the ship Goodfellow, who “sould until Mr Samuell Symonds two of the Irish youths I brought over by order of the State of England: the name of one of them is william Dallton: the other is Edward welch, to serue him,” etc., for the space of nine years, in consideration of 26li. in merchantable corn or live cattle, before the end of the following October. Wit: Georg Manning.* “17th of May 1654. “Whereas in the writing aboue mentioned there was a pviso for good assurance, and seing that the younger youth in the said writing is called Edward, and that upon his arrival at Ipswch such as doe well understand his language doe say he owneth his name to be Philip, And whereas divers English are put out apprentices who at the end of their terme are older then he wilbe; and for incouragment of his master in teaching him what he conceive may doe him good, and that it wilbe tyme soon enough to goe out of service & betake himself to mannage a family, It is agreed between the abovesaid George Dell and mr Samuel Symonds as followeth That two yeares more are added to the Terme of the said Philip who in the writing above is called Edward welch which maketh it eleven yeares from the day of the date thereof. And the said Samuell doth hereby accept of both the said youths as having good assurance.” Signed by George Dell.* Wit: Joseph S(we)tt,* Joseph — — — * and Georg Maning.* Kelecrist Ros deposed that upon a Sabbath day night before the last March court, he heard William Douney tell Mistress Symonds that he would get free if he could, when he had served seven years. Further, he heard William and Philip tell their master on the morning that the constable came for them, that if he would pay them for their time until Salem court, they would stay with him, but Symonds refused unless they would give security. When their master first brought them home, deponent asked William what Philip’s name was and he said it was Philip. Sworn, June 24, 1661, before Daniel Denison.* John King deposed that he “with divers others were stollen in Ireland, by some of ye English soldiers, in ye night out of theyr beds & brought to Mr Dills ship, where the boate lay ready to receaue them, & in the way as they went, some others they tooke with them against their Consents, & brought them aboard ye said ship, where there were divers others of their Country men, weeping and Crying, because they were stollen from theyr frends, they all declareing ye same & amongst ye rest were these two men, William Downeing & Philip Welch, and there they were kept, until upon a Lord’s day morning, ye Master sett saile, and left some of his water & vessells behind for hast, as I understood.” Sworn in court, 26:4:1661, before Hilliard Vern, * cleric. John Downing testified that William Downing and Phillip Welch, with several of their countrymen, were taken up and stolen by the ship master or some one whom he hired. The Ship-master, George Dill, was fain to go away and leave his water and much of his provisions behind for fear the country would have taken them from him. Sworn, June 24, 1661, before Daniel Denison.* John Downing further made oath that he knew that he and three or four others of his townsmen were taken up by force; that he did not know the two parties in question, but they said in the ship that they were stolen and brought by force. Naomy Hull, aged twenty years and upward, deposed that one night before her master Symonds’ servants, William and Philip, were arrested by the constable, they came into the parlor to prayer with the rest of the family, and Philip asked if Goodman Bragg’s son was coming to plow tomorrow. Her mistress said she thought so, that he said he would consider it. Philip then asked who would plow with him and her mistress said, hen said my mr, is it soe? What will you, play? Then both of them stood in it & expressed that it was soe, & that they had been with you (speaking to my master) longe enough. We have served you seaven yeares, we thinke that is longe enough; Then said my mr But we must not be our owne Judges; and said my mr you must worke for me still, unless you run away. Then said william, we scorne to run away. Then said Philip, we will goe away, & leave you before your faces. Alsoe they did both speak to this purpose; If you will free us, we will plant your corne, & mende your fences, & if you will pay us as other men, but we will not worke with you upon the same termes, or conditions as before. (And this was upon mris lake her asking of them why they would offer at such a tyme to goe away mentioning some words how my masters business did lye my mris having alsoe said, let them alone; now they are speaking let them speak their owne myndes) whereupon they answered as before. When my master had said come let us goe to prayer, Philip said you may go to prayer; we will speake more in the morning. And towards the end of ye discourse upon some occasion or question both answered & said it is soe, it is soe, they appearing resolute to leave my master as they had said. In the morning when the constable was at my masters howse (about the arrest) motion was made by the constable, or one that wa

NOTE: Killed by the fall of a horse.
NOTE: Killed by the fall of a horse.

REFN: 1385
REFN: 1385

!Source AF:
!Source AF: 		Symonds, Samuel (I312684222414)
 
3760 Name is generated
Name is generated

Gender is generated
Gender is generated

This person's information was combined w
This person's information was combined while in Ancestral File. The following submitters of the information may or may not agree with the combining of the information: LARRY D./BOWLING/ (2210721) MRS. C. J./SPRICKERHOFF/ (2323896) DON L/ABBOTT/ (2681348) 		Parke, Mary (I312684221255)
 
3761 Name is generated
Name is generated 		Schwartz, Maria (I312684218706)
 
3762 Name is generated
Name is generated 		Holl, Agnes (I312684218670)
 
3763 name may be Mercy or Mary Wills or Wells
name may be Mercy or Mary Wills or Wells

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

Line 33721 from GEDCOM File not recogniz
Line 33721 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: NAME Mercy Or Mary Wills /OR WELLS/ From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

(2 cards see Mary/Wells)
(2 cards see Mary/Wells) 		Wells, Mercy Mary (I312684222694)
 
3764 NAME SPELLING: given name may be spelled
NAME SPELLING: given name may be spelled "Lidian" SOURCE: Fam Rec Laura McCullough, SLC; Also, FGR Anc File v.4.13, has repeated temple ordinances B: 31 oct 1933, E: 7 Feb 1935, SP: 3 Jun 1955 SL SPOUSE: Giles Roberts AFN: 921G-VS, md 11 Nov 1724, no SS:

!BOOK, The Spalding Memorial, by Charles
!BOOK, The Spalding Memorial, by Charles Warren Spalding, pg. 74 in the posession of Philip Skelton. 		Wright, Lydia (I312684224966)
 
3765 Name Suffix:&ltNSFX&gt Mrs.
Name Suffix:&ltNSFX&gt Mrs.

parents John Braybrook and Elizabeth
parents John Braybrook and Elizabeth 		Brabrook, Rebecca (I312684223156)
 
3766 name(s) not shown
name(s) not shown

Resealed to parents 28 Jun 1948
Resealed to parents 28 Jun 1948

1 _FSFTID M2Y4-SV5
1 _FSFTID M2Y4-SV5

"First Church of Christ in New Haven 163
"First Church of Christ in New Haven 1639-1914", NHGS
IGI

!daughter of John and Ellen Harrison !bi
!daughter of John and Ellen Harrison !birth NHVR v 1 p 11 mar NHVR v 1 p 36 by Mathew Gilbert

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

!MARRIED: 2) ?
!MARRIED: 2) ?

1 _FSFTID KN1X-X7D
1 _FSFTID KN1X-X7D

Seal to Parents: 4 DEC 1942
Seal to Parents: 4 DEC 1942

!BIRTH:Ancient New Haven, Families of An
!BIRTH:Ancient New Haven, Families of Ancient New Haven, vo l VII, Donald Lines Jacobus, Family Tree Maker CD#179, 1749 !CHRISTENING:Ancient New Haven, Families of Ancient New Hav en, vol VII, Donald Lines Jacobus, Family Tree Maker CD#179 , 1749

1 _FSFTID KZMH-1C2
1 _FSFTID KZMH-1C2

!NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
!NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; June 1998 (c), data as of 5 JAN 1998; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA

1 _FSFTID MMQV-QGH
1 _FSFTID MMQV-QGH

Ord. No. 25241, no other spouse listed
Ord. No. 25241, no other spouse listed

!NAME: Anc File showed (THOMPSON)LINES.
!NAME: Anc File showed (THOMPSON)LINES. Apparently her maiden name was Thompson and her married name Lines.

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 J
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.

Non-standard gedcom data: 1 AFN 12XN-9
Non-standard gedcom data: 1 AFN 12XN-9M9

1 _FSFTID M2T1-JL8
1 _FSFTID M2T1-JL8

1 _FSFTID KHDQ-VBY
1 _FSFTID KHDQ-VBY

Ancestral File Number:&ltAFN&gt 94K8-2R
Ancestral File Number:&ltAFN&gt 94K8-2R

AFN # 8K2X-2T; 94K8-2R Father: John Thom
AFN # 8K2X-2T; 94K8-2R Father: John Thompson Mother: Dorothy Thompson Spouse: John Cooper (Sgt) (Md: 27 Dec 1666); Samuel Lines (md: Nov 1674); Samuel Clark (md: 18 Aor 1717)

Line in Record @I875@ (RIN 873) from GED
Line in Record @I875@ (RIN 873) from GEDCOM file not recognized: Line in Record @I875@ (RIN 873) from GEDCOM file not recognized:

!SOURCE: ANCESTRAL FILE VERSION 4.02
!SOURCE: ANCESTRAL FILE VERSION 4.02

1 _FSFTID KFRC-L7B
1 _FSFTID KFRC-L7B

[JENSEN.FTW] [kkged.FTW] CRA
[JENSEN.FTW] [kkged.FTW] CRA

(Widow Lines) do more research on other
(Widow Lines) do more research on other marriages
NOT-A-MATCH: This individual is not the same as Jane /Woolen/ ?-?, PAF ID {D6420495-0AEC-443A-B477-AFAAC8CD39E8}

Line in Record @I6322@ (RIN 6245) from G
Line in Record @I6322@ (RIN 6245) from GEDCOM file not recognized: Line in Record @I6322@ (RIN 6245) from GEDCOM file not recognized:

1 _FSFTID KN31-DVK
1 _FSFTID KN31-DVK

1 _FSFTID KZVM-RFS
1 _FSFTID KZVM-RFS

!NOTES: Mary was a widow with sirname of
!NOTES: Mary was a widow with sirname of LINES when she married Samuel Clark

1 _FSFTID M2YQ-R43
1 _FSFTID M2YQ-R43

AUTH The Church of Jesus Christ of Latte
AUTH The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints TITL Ancestral File (TM) PUBL July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996 REPO @R26@

Conn. N2b, Vol.2, p 45
Conn. N2b, Vol.2, p 45

1 _UID D5386B7E9103D611828100606E3BD45C
1 _UID D5386B7E9103D611828100606E3BD45CAD9E

!MARRIAGE:no children w/ Samuel Clark
!MARRIAGE:no children w/ Samuel Clark

She was the widow of Samuel Lines
She was the widow of Samuel Lines

Line in Record @I8572@ (RIN 8485) from G
Line in Record @I8572@ (RIN 8485) from GEDCOM file not recognized: Line in Record @I8572@ (RIN 8485) from GEDCOM file not recognized:

Non-standard gedcom data: 1 _IFLAGS 0
Non-standard gedcom data: 1 _IFLAGS 0

!SOURCE: Sealing to parents date is fro
!SOURCE: Sealing to parents date is from the Ancestral File. Mary was also sealed to parents 18 Dec 1945 SL. !NOTE: Date of birth also given as abt 1648.SOURCE CITATION: Title: Ancestral File (TM) Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Publication Information: July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996 Repository Name: Family History Library Address: 35 N West Temple Street Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA

1 _FSFTID M2Y4-1D9
1 _FSFTID M2Y4-1D9

!FGR: Page 279; BOOK Ancestry of Lawren
!FGR: Page 279; BOOK Ancestry of Lawrence Williams, Part II, compiled by Cornelia Bartow Williams, Privately printed Chicago, 1915 copy % Pat Roberts, American Fork, Utah. LDS B: E: SP: Dates; IGI 1993 Ed.

!SOURCE: Sealing to parents date is fro
!SOURCE: Sealing to parents date is from the Ancestral File. Mary was also sealed to parents 18 Dec 1945 SL. !NOTE: Date of birth also given as abt 1648.

Mary Thompson name found under under num
Mary Thompson name found under under number 8 on page 122 of volume 1 of "The Munson Record".No event dates for her are given.

! Dau/o John & Dorothy Thompson. ! REFER
! Dau/o John & Dorothy Thompson. ! REFERENCES: Families of Ancient New Haven, CT.

! my notes had Mary born ABT 1648
! Mary
! my notes had Mary born ABT 1648
! Mary's parents were John Thompson & Dorothy
! AF shows 4 other husbands for Mary

This individual has the following other
This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File: John /THOMPSON/ (AFN:G0VP-BR) and Dorothy // (AFN:G0VP-CX)

1 _FSFTID KN81-SG3
1 _FSFTID KN81-SG3

ANCIENT FAMILIES BY JACOBUS, VOL 1 P.16;
ANCIENT FAMILIES BY JACOBUS, VOL 1 P.16; 		Thompson, Mary (I312684225479)
 
3767 Name, birth information, and LDS ordinan
Name, birth information, and LDS ordinance information from temple book1*, line number 11.267. Names of parents from book 4, "Register of Lewis F. Moench, April 22,1885, No. 2", pg 37.189. This book is from the research of Louis Frederick Moench. Informationfor early individuals was copied from church records in Neuffen, Germanyin 1885. See the missionary journal of L F Moench dates April 22 toApril 28, 1885. This book was compiled by Laura Cynthia Moench Jenkinsand an unknown author, possibly Frances Wood. Update to LDS ordinance information from MJS, April 2002, seal to parent. 		Moench, Anna Maria (I312684218745)
 
3768 name/birth
!NAME: Early Bartenbach records are a transcription and last name was transcribed as Steiger. Göppingen record states Ulrich Geiger von Maitis.

!BIRTH: age at death reported as 59 years which calculates to 1658. There was another daughter named Catharina born in 1658 to Ulrich/Margarethe Geiger. Normally when a name is reused it means that the previous child died. Hohenstaufen death records begin in 1666 so there is no way to determine if the first Catharina actually died. 		Geiger, Catharina (I312684218868)
 
3769 Name: Georg Johann Friedrich Mueller (IG
Name: Georg Johann Friedrich Mueller (IGI (International Genealogical Index) sealing to spouse record)

!Bempflingen parish records, by correspo
!Bempflingen parish records, by correspondence (Rudolph A. Noss) 		Mueller, Johann Georg (I312684217865)
 
3770 Name: Katherine S. Oswald (Wester
Name: Katherine S. Oswald (Western States Marriage Record Index

Given names: Sophie Catharine (Oswald Family Bible)

!Oswald family Bible records
!Oswald family Bible records 		Oswald, Katherina Sophia (I312684218587)
 
3771 named after Lorenzo Dow
Lorenzo Dow (1777-1834) was a famous preacher.
https://www.familysearch.org/en/tree/person/details/27CQ-3Y7


LORENZO DOW YOUNG'S LIFE OF DEDICATION


LORENZO DOW YOUNG'S LIFE OF DEDICATION
(Compiled and written by David Kenison, Orem, Utah, dkenison@xmission.com)

In two previous posts, we read about experiences of Lorenzo Dow Young, brother of Brigham Young, in his early life which showed his spiritual sensitivity and preparation.

Lorenzo and his wife Persis learned about the restoration in 1832 when they had a chance to read the Book of Mormon. They were quickly converted, and moved to Kirtland. Lorenzo assisted in the building of the Temple, "having charge of the outside plastering, which was pronounced a fine piece of workmanship." He also served as a missionary.

The family moved to Missouri, where he purchased 160 acres of land and built a log house. After working the land and bringing a good crop, he was driven from his home by the enemies of the Church, leaving almost everything behind. It was said he had "a thousand bushels of corn ready to harvest" which he left, along with his house, "three cows and a yoke of oxen; the latter being killed for beef to supply General Clark's mob militia." They escaped with only a light wagon and a team of horses, and a little bedding, and traveled to Nauvoo to start over.

In Nauvoo, Lorenzo was ordained a Seventy and received his temple endowment. He also married a second wife, Harriet Wheeler, before again being forced to leave their home in the spring of 1846.

The Youngs moved west with the Saints and were in Winter Quarters during the hard winter of 1846-47. When the first party was formed for the journey to the Great Salt Lake in spring 1847, Lorenzo was a part of the group, along with his wife Harriet (one of only three women included), his son Lorenzo, and his stepson Isaac Decker (the only two children in the first company).

Lorenzo's first deed in the valley was to plant some potatoes that he had brought across the plains with him. The first year's crop was barely successful, getting such a late start, but he was able to save "a few small tubers for seed." Those were replanted the next year with better success, and Lorenzo was able to have the potatoes "dealt out in two-quart lots to some of his fellow settlers."

His wife Harriet bore a child less than two months after their arrival in the valley, the first white male child to be born there- named Lorenzo Dow Young, like his father. The baby lived only a few months. Persis and the rest of the family joined them the next year.

In 1849, Lorenzo and Harriet traveled east. In Missouri, they collected provisions: 500 sheep, 80 cattle, several horses. During the return trip, they had some difficulties with Indians:

"Near one of the Pawnee Indian villages, a young man of the tribe rode in among the sheep, and with the utmost [boldness] speared one of the lambs and rode off with it. The Pioneer's blood was up in an instant. The Indian was pursued, shot at, and, as his fellows claimed, severely wounded in the leg by a young Irishman having charge of the sheep. As indemnity the savages demanded five beeves, which the owner refused, at the same time agreeing to give two beeves. The proffer was rejected and the Indians returned to their village. At sunrise next morning hundreds of Pawnees, armed and in war paint, rode into the camp, where their chief reiterated the demand for five beeves. Again 'Uncle Lorenzo' refused, reminding them that the young Indian was the aggressor and had deserved his fate; and while for peace sake he was willing to part with two of his cattle, he was not willing to be robbed and would not give more. The chief's eyes snapped angrily as this bold answer was interpreted to him, and he looked around significantly upon his assembled braves, who apparently where only awaiting the signal to help themselves to the sheep and cattle of the company. The sturdy pioneer also looked around; his wife and little stepson were sitting in the wagon, listening, and the teams were all ready to start. Taking up his rifle and a large pistol, both well loaded, he turned to the chief and said: 'I am prepared to defend myself and my property, and our men are likewise armed and ready. If you or any of your tribe attempt to molest us or stampede our stock, I'll kill you that instant.' He then gave the order to advance, and the train moved on, all the Indians following. A mile was traversed in silence, when suddenly the chief, turning to his band, uttered a peculiar yell, whereupon they all wheeled about and returned, leaving the intrepid company to pursue its way over the plains."

Lorenzo returned to Utah and established a ranch on the west side of the Jordan River. In 1851, he was returning home when he was mistaken for a thief, and shot by guards at the ranch, "the ball severing the main artery and causing him to bleed profusely. With characteristic doggedness he rode on, but nearly bled to death before reaching the house of Daniel Daniels, a friend, about half a mile from the scene of the shooting. Says Mr. Young: 'Brother Daniels went for Brother Thomas Jeremy, close by, and they two laid hands on me, and asked the Lord to stop the flow of blood from my wounded arm. It stopped immediately. The main artery was cut above the elbow, and but for this timely relief I should have bled to death.'"

That same year, he was ordained bishop of the 18th Ward in Salt Lake City, and served in that calling for 27 years until his health failed. He then served as a "home missionary": "For the following three years he traveled, preached and visited most of the stakes of Zion, administering to the sick and afflicted and encouraging the wealthy to aid and befriend the poor."

He was ordained a patriarch by his brother, Brigham Young, in 1877 shortly before President Young passed away. "In this capacity he ministered much comfort and encouragement, especially to the poor, the sick and the sorrowful. He held this office during the remainder of his days."

Lorenzo Dow Young passed away on November 21, 1895.

(See Carter, _Our Pioneer Heritage_, 2:518-19, 8:176; Jensen, _LDS Biographical Encyclopedia_, 2:95; Whitney, _History of Utah_, 4:53-54)


LORENZO DOW YOUNG'S VISION OF HEAVEN
(Compiled and written by David Kenison, Orem, Utah, dkenison@xmission.com)

[While Lorenzo was recuperating in Watertown from his accident as described yesterday, he met and married his wife, Persis Goodall. Soon after, a third remarkable spiritual manifestation occurred to Lorenzo. He recorded that he had a dream in which he thought he had died and left his body. He was met by a "heavenly messenger, or guide" who was dressed in white. He remembered seeing his wife and sister weeping over his death, and wanted to comfort them but could not. Lorenzo recorded:]

Space seemed annihilated. Apparently we went up, and almost instantly were in another world. It was of such magnitude that I formed no conception of its size. It was filled with innumerable hosts of beings, who seemed as naturally human as those among whom I had lived. With some I had been acquainted in the world I had just left. My guide informed me that those I saw had not yet arrived at their final abiding place. All kinds of people seemed mixed up promiscuously, as they are in this world. Their surroundings and manner indicated that they were in a state of expectation, and awaiting some event of considerable moment to them.

As we went on from this place, my guide said, "I will now show you the condition of the damned." Pointing with his hand, he said, "Look!"

I looked down a distance which appeared incomprehensible to me. I gazed on a vast region filled with multitudes of beings. I could see everything with the most minute distinctness. The multitude of people I saw were miserable in the extreme. "These," said my guide, "are they who have rejected the means of salvation, that were placed within their reach, and have brought upon themselves the condemnation you behold."

The expression of the countenances of these sufferers was clear and distinct. They indicated extreme remorse, sorrow and dejection. They appeared conscious that none but themselves were to blame for their forlorn condition.

This scene affected me much, and I could not refrain from weeping.

Again my guide said, "Now let us go."

In a moment we were at the gate of a beautiful city. A porter opened it and we passed in. The city was grand and beautiful beyond anything that I can describe. It was clothed in the purest light, brilliant but not glaring or unpleasant.

The people, men and women, in their employments and surroundings, seemed contented and happy. I knew those I met without being told who they were. Jesus and the ancient apostles were there. I saw and spoke with the apostle Paul.

My guide would not permit me to pause much by the way, but rather hurried me on through this place to another still higher but connected with it. It was still more beautiful and glorious than anything I had before seen. To me its extent and magnificence were incomprehensible.

My guide pointed to a mansion which excelled everything else in perfection and beauty. It was clothed with fire and intense light. It appeared a fountain of light, throwing brilliant scintillations of glory all around it, and I could conceive of no limit to which these emanations extended. Said my guide, "That is where God resides." He permitted me to enter this glorious city but a short distance. Without speaking, he motioned that we would retrace our steps.

We were soon in the adjoining city. There I met my mother, and a sister who died when six or seven years old. These I knew at sight without an introduction.

After mingling with the pure and happy beings of this place a short time, my guide said again, "Let us go."

We were soon through the gate by which we had entered the city. My guide then said, "Now we will return."

I could distinctly see the world from which we had first come. It appeared to be a vast distance below us. To me, it looked cloudy, dreary and dark. I was filled with sad disappointment, I migh

Information from family records and subm
Information from family records and submitted by:
Marie Y. Erickson
Box 804 R.D. #1
Sandy, Ut.

Notes from Brigham Young: the New York Years page 24
Lorenzo may have lived in Mendon briefly. following the death of James Little, with whose family he had resided for several years, Lorenzo left Aurelius, visited his brothers Phinehas and John, Jr. at Hector, for a short period, then returned to Aurelius, where he apprenticed as a blacksmith. His hope to be a blacksmith were dashed when he was seriously injured lifting a log, and he once again left Aurelius to take up residence in Watertown where sister Roda Greene and family lived. He married Persis Goodall in Watertown.

1. Lorenzo Dow YOUNG (John YOUNG4, Joseph YOUNG3, William YOUNG2, William YOUNG1) was born 19 OCT 1807 in Smyrna,Chenango,Ny, and died 21 NOV 1895 in Salt Lake City,sl,Ut. He was buried NOV 1895 in Salt Lake City,sl,Ut. He married Joanna (Anna) LARSEN OR AUGUST, 18 APR 1863 in Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut. She was born 24 AUG 1843 in ,Sweden, and died 8 MAY 1925 in logan,Cache County,Ut. She was buried 10 MAY 1925 in Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut. He married Persis GOODALL 6 JUN 1826 in ,Ny, daughter of Joel GOODALL and Mary or Molly SWAIN. She was born 15 MAR 1806 in Watertown,Jffrsn,Ny, and died 16 SEP 1894 in Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut. She was buried SEP 1894 in Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut. He married Harriet Page WHEELER 9 MAR 1843, daughter of Oliver WHEELER and Hannah ASHBY. She was born 7 SEP 1803 in Hillsborough,Hillsborough,Nh, and died 23 DEC 1871 in Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut. She was buried in Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut. He married Eleanor JONES 24 NOV 1856 in Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut. She was born 16 NOV 1830 in Pantmawr,Carmarthenshire,Wales, was christened 8 AUG 1831 in Parish Record, and died 3 FEB 1912 in Vernal,Uintah,Ut. She was buried 5 FEB 1912 in Vernal,Uintah,Ut. He married Ida Hannah HEWITT 29 APR 1856 in Shrewerberry,Ma, daughter of Phillip HEWITT and Mary Ann REYNOLDS. She was born 11 JUN 1839 in Windham,Norfolk,England, and died 20 SEP 1888 in Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut. She was buried in Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut. He married Persis GOODALL 26 JUN 1826 in Salt Lake City,,Utah. She was born 15 MAR 1806 in Water Town,Jefferson,New York, and died 16 SEP 1894 in Salt Lake City.
Children of Lorenzo Dow YOUNG and Joanna (Anna) LARSEN OR AUGUST are:
2 i. Harry Augustus YOUNG was born 24 FEB 1865 in Salt Lake City,sl,Ut, and died 6 FEB 1899. He married Anna Christina MASSER.
3 ii. Francis Marion YOUNG was born 8 APR 1870 in Lake Point,Tooele County,Ut, and died 26 JUL 1949 in Aurora,Kane County,Il. He married Anna Genivra EGGBERT .
4 iii. Harry Augustus YOUNG was born 24 FEB 1871 in Salt Lake City,S. L.,Ut, and died 1898.
5 iv. Albert Francis YOUNG was born 15 DEC 1873 in Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut, and died 12 JUL 1949 in Gardena,Los Angeles,Ca.
Children of Lorenzo Dow YOUNG and Persis GOODALL are:
6 i. William Goodall YOUNG was born 21 FEB 1827 in Canandaigua,Ontario,Ny, and died 15 APR 1894 in Salt Lake City,Salt-Lake,Ut.
+ 7 ii. Joseph Watson YOUNG was born 12 JAN 1828 in Mendon,Monroe,Ny, and died 7 JUN 1873 in Harrisburg,Washington,Ut.
8 iii. Lucy Ann YOUNG was born 27 NOV 1832 in Pittsburg,Ugny,Pa, and died 27 AUG 1836.
9 iv. Harriet Maria YOUNG was born 21 JUL 1834 in Kirtland,Lake,Oh, was christened in Blessed By Proph,Nauvoo,Il, and died 16 FEB 1928 in Kanab,Kane,Ut.
10 v. John Ray YOUNG was born 30 APR 1837 in Kirtland,Geauga,Oh, and died 15 SEP 1931 in Provo,Utah,Ut.
+ 11 vi. Franklin Wheeler YOUNG was born 17 FEB 1839 in Winchester,Scott,Illinois, and died 22 JAN 1911 in Provo,Utah,Utah.
12 vii. Lorenzo Sobieski YOUNG was born 9 MAR 1841 in Winchester,Scott,Il, and died 28 MAR 1924 in Shelley,Bingham,Id.
13 viii. Lucius James YOUNG was born 12 JUL 1843 in Nauvoo,Hnck,Il, and died 9 AUG 1844.
14 ix. Lucia Jane YOUNG was born 12 JUL 1843 in Nauvoo,Hnck,Il, and died 14 AUG 1843.
15 x. Brigham Willard YOUNG was born SEP 1844 in Nauvoo,Hancock,Illinois.
16 xi. Frances Elizabeth YOUNG was born 27 JUN 1845 in Nauvoo,Hnck,Il, and died 15 JUL 1845.
Children of Lorenzo Dow YOUNG and Harriet Page WHEELER are:
17 i. John Brigham YOUNG was born 5 SEP 1844 in Waynesville,Warren,Oh, and died 5 SEP 1844.
18 ii. Lorenzo Dow YOUNG was born 20 SEP 1847 in Salt Lake Valley,Ut, and died 22 MAR 1848.
Children of Lorenzo Dow YOUNG and Eleanor JONES are:
19 i. Harriet Page YOUNG was born 10 APR 1858 in Salt Lake City,S-Lk,Ut, and died 4 MAY 1865.
20 ii. Edward Jones YOUNG was born 2 OCT 1860 in Pleasant Green,Salt Lake,Ut, and died 29 JUN 1945 in Butler Ward,Cottonwood Heigh,S-Lk,Ut. He married Mary Maud HODGKINSON
21 iii. George Edwin YOUNG was born 12 AUG 1862 in Richville,Tooele,Ut, and died 21 MAY 1941 in Vernal,Uintah,Ut.
22 iv. James Jones YOUNG was born 12 JUN 1867 in Richville,Tooele,Ut, and died 26 JUN 1868.
Children of Lorenzo Dow YOUNG and Ida Hannah HEWITT are:
23 i. Perry Legrand YOUNG was born 1 NOV 1858 in Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut, and died 14 MAY 1921 in Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut.
24 ii. Willard YOUNG was born 7 FEB 1860 in Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut, and died 20 JUL 1887. He married Mariam KECKER
25 iii. Josephine Harriet YOUNG was born 24 FEB 1863 in Richville,Tooele,Ut, and died 14 DEC 1944 in Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut. She married Charles Smith Carter 27 Nov. 1879
26 iv. Feramorz Little YOUNG was born 8 NOV 1867 in Richville,Tooele,Ut, and died 28 FEB 1941. He married Agnes Bathara PACK .
27 v. Clara May YOUNG was born 5 APR 1870 in Richville,Tooele,Ut, and died 29 AUG 1963 in Los Angeles,Los Angeles,Ca.
Children of Lorenzo Dow YOUNG and Persis GOODALL are:
6 i. William Goodall YOUNG was born 21 FEB 1827 in Canandaigua,Ontario,Ny, and died 15 APR 1894 in Salt Lake City,Salt-Lake,Ut.
+ 7 ii. Joseph Watson YOUNG was born 12 JAN 1828 in Mendon,Monroe,Ny, and died 7 JUN 1873 in Harrisburg,Washington,Ut.
8 iii. Lucy Ann YOUNG was born 27 NOV 1832 in Pittsburg,Ugny,Pa, and died 27 AUG 1836.
9 iv. Harriet Maria YOUNG was born 21 JUL 1834 in Kirtland,Lake,Oh, was christened in Blessed By Proph,Nauvoo,Il, and died 16 FEB 1928 in Kanab,Kane,Ut.
10 v. John Ray YOUNG was born 30 APR 1837 in Kirtland,Geauga,Oh, and died 15 SEP 1931 in Provo,Utah,Ut.
+ 11 vi. Franklin Wheeler YOUNG was born 17 FEB 1839 in Winchester,Scott,Illinois, and died 22 JAN 1911 in Provo,Utah,Utah.
28 vii. Lorenzo Sabieski YOUNG was born 9 MAR 1841 in Winchester,Scott,Illinois, and died 28 MAR 1924 in Shelley,Bingham,Id.
29 viii. Lucia Jane YOUNG was born 12 JUL 1843 in Nauvoo,Hancock,Illinois, and died 14 AUG 1843.
13 ix. Lucius James YOUNG was born 12 JUL 1843 in Nauvoo,Hnck,Il, and died 9 AUG 1844.
15 x. Brigham Willard YOUNG was born SEP 1844 in Nauvoo,Hancock,Illinois.
16 xi. Frances Elizabeth YOUNG was born 27 JUN 1845 in Nauvoo,Hnck,Il, and died 15 JUL 1845.


Biography of Lorenzo Dow Young
By James Amasa Little
Utah Historical Quarterly, 14:1–4 (1946), 26–132
[p.25] Lorenzo Dow Young was born October 19, 1807, in Smyrna, Chenango County, state of New York, the son of John Young and Nabby Howe Young.1 John Young was the son of Joseph and Elizabeth Tredway Young, and Joseph Young was the son of William and Hannah Young, who it is believed came from Europe and took up land in Hopkinton, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. William's will was probated in May, 1647. In it he mentions a daughter Elizabeth, and his son Joseph, as his only son. On the maternal side the ancestry of Lorenzo D. Young has been traced back to Colonel Samuel Howe, of Sudbury, Massachusetts, who was born in October, 1642, a little over twenty years after the Pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock. Lorenzo in his infancy was a feeble child and his weakness continued into his boyhood.
He remembers his mother as afflicted with consumption for many years, and as a praying, fervent woman. He says of her: "She frequently called me to her bedside and counseled me to be a good man that the Lord might bless my life. On one occasion she told me that if I would not neglect to pray to my Heavenly Father, he would send a guardian angel to protect me in the dangers to which I might be exposed." His pious, faithful friend and mother drooped and died on the 11th of June, 1814, when Lorenzo was only six years and seven months old.
Soon after her death his father broke up house-keeping, and Lorenzo was sent about sixty miles to live with Mr. John P. Green, who had married his elder sister, Rhoda, and who resided near Cayuga Bridge, in Cayuga County, New York. It being a marshy, malarious country, Lorenzo was taken very sick with fever and ague and suffered severely.
In the autumn of 1815 the family removed to Tyrone, Schuyler County. In the meantime Lorenzo's father had taken up land on [p.26] which to make a home about six miles east of an isolated settlement named Painted Post, between which place and Father Young's, John P. Green was the only settler. Between their houses was a dense forest in which wolves were very numerous. At one time several chased Lorenzo to the house of Mr. Green, and he seemed barely to escape with his life.
During the winter of 1815 and 1816, Lorenzo's brothers, John, Joseph, Phineas, and Brigham were chopping timber and clearing land for their father, and as there were no female members of the family, Lorenzo was taken home to cook and assist in the house.
In the autumn of 1816, when about nine years old, Lorenzo had a peculiar dream which he has told as follows:
I thought I stood in an open space of ground and saw a good, well defined road leading, at an angle of forty-five degrees, into the air as far as I could see. I heard a noise similar to that of a carriage in rapid motion, at what seemed the upper end of the road. In a moment it came into sight, drawn by a pair of beautiful whi 		Young, Lorenzo Dow Sr (I312684221670)
 
3772 Named in his father's will dated 1689
Named in his father's will dated 1689 		Alling, John (I312684225299)
 
3773 Needs research
This family of John Jetts Senior, Junior, II, III, etc. is very messed up. Needs research. merges. etc. I have put them together temporarily but I know there are errors. Judy Stuart judyth41@gmail.com

John Jett II and Ann Wells - The Jett and Allied Families" by Jeter Lee Jett, 1977
John Jett II was the son of John Jett I and Elizabeth Triplett. He was born c. 1695 in Richmond County, Colony of Virginia. According to the book, "The Jett and Allied Families" by Jeter Lee Jett, 1977, John Jett II married Ann Wells (?). They lived on a 200 acre tract of land lying on "Muddy Creek" in Brunswick Parish, on the western end of King George County. John and Ann Jett sold this tract of land on "Muddy Creek" in 1745 to the Rev. Daniel McDonald, who later moved to Culpeper County, Virginia. John and Ann Jett next show up in Culpeper County, where they lease 100 acres of land in "Elkwood" in 1749, adjoining land which John Jett already owned.

John Jett II died in 1771 and was survived by his wife, Ann. According to the Jett book, mentioned above, John Jett II died on his 400 acre farm at "Waterloo" which was located on the south side of the Rappahannock River where Virginia State Route 802 crosses the river. This is now Spring Road, Jeffersonton, Culpeper County, Virginia. It crosses out of Culpeper County over the Rappahannock River into Fauquier County at Fauquier White Sulphur Springs.

Abstract of lease - 14 November 1749 - William Beverley of Blandfield, in Gloucester County, Virginia, leases to John Jett of Culpeper County, Virginia, to himself, his sons, Stephen and James, or the longest liver of them, 100 acres of land lying in "Elkwood", in Culpeper County. Said land adjoins the present land of John Jett. The said John Jett is to pay to the said William Beverley, yearly, in each November 474 pounds of top-leaf tobacco, to be delivered to the tobacco warehouse at Falmouth, Virginia in the County of Stafford. (Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book A, Page 188)

John Jett II and his wife Ann had 7 children; four boys and three girls.

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Will: proven, 11-18-1771
Will: proven, 11-18-1771

Ann Elizabeth Wells........
Ann Elizabeth Wells.......is married to the other John Jett 1695-1771. John Jett is the son of William 1653-1698 and Elizabeth Hoskins Jett 1643-1699. 		Jett, John Jr (I312684220586)
 
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3775 New Eng. Hist. & Gen. Reg. vol 42 p 258-
New Eng. Hist. & Gen. Reg. vol 42 p 258-9 Am. Pub. House

!SOURCE: NEHGR vol 42 pp 257-264. SOURCE
!SOURCE: NEHGR vol 42 pp 257-264. SOURCE: A Genealogical History of the Harwood Families descended from Andrew Harwood FHL film # 1036336. SOURCE: Richard Cutter's New England Families vol II p 924.

Seal to Parents: 2 NOV 1959
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Lydia Barrett (LHJL-LFS) b.22 Sep 1659 i
Lydia Barrett (LHJL-LFS) b.22 Sep 1659 in Chelmsford,Mass.marr.James Hardwood (K2TY-XYN) could not know her LDS temple ordinances if done because of the enourmous contributors duplcation on summary page for her.
Wish I could know for certain if her temple has been done?
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3776 New England Families. http://pages.prodi
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Alden Beaman, "Some Descendants of Zachariah Jenkins of East Greenich and North Kingstown, RI," RI Genealogical Register, vol. 14, p. 225.

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(1) Sep 1998: Ancestors of Martha Susanne Finfrock, Martha Susanne Finfrock, 6354 Silver Oaks Drive, Zephyrhills, Florida 33541 phone: 813-783-8802 www.familytreemaker.com/users/f/i/n/Martha-S-Finfrock 		Jenkins, Abiah (I312684222691)
 
3777 New England Genealogical Dictionary
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"Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001", database with images, FamilySearch
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Family Record In Our Line of Descent From Major John Mason of Norwich, Connecticut, by Theodore West Mason, Published by The Grafton Press, New York, 1909. p. 15. Occupied in Stonington "an ample domain confirmed by the Colony to his father, near the borders of Long Island Sound." This estate comprised Chippacursett Island in Mystic Bay, since then called Mason Island, and a large tract of upland and meadow. He was commissioned quartermaster of the new London County Troop of Dragoons 17 Oct. 1673, in the twenty-first year of his age; was lieutenant 9 Oct., 1701, and promoted to the rank of captain. While staying in Norwich, after the death of his wife in May of 1678, he filled for a short time, in 1679, the office of instructor at the newly established "School on the Plain." He was closely identified with the interests of the town, representing it at times as Deputy to the General Court, and was influential in the affairs of the Colony.

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Margaret/Denison, 2 .../... 1 Margaret/Denison, 2 .../...

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Line 3731 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: I3537@ NOTE Line 3732 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CONC Source: A Mason Record. "Captain Daniel Mason, the youngest son, by whom Line 3733 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CONC is our descent, occupied in Stonington "an ample domain confirmed by the Line 3734 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CONC Colony to his father, near the borders of Long Island Sound." This Line 3735 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CONC estate comprised Chippacursett Island in Mystic Bay, since then called Line 3736 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CONC Mason Island, and a large tract of upland and meadow. He was Line 3737 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CONC commissioned quartermaster of the New London County Troop of Dragoons 17 Line 3738 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CONC October 1673, in the twenty-first year of his age; was lieutenant 9 Line 3739 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CONC October 1701, and promoted to the rank of captain. While staying in Line 3740 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CONC Norwich, after the death of his wife in May of 1678, he filled for a Line 3741 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CONC short time, in 1679, the office of instructor at the newly established Line 3742 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CONC "School on the Plain". Upon his marriage with Miss Hobart he returned Line 3743 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CONT to Stonington as his permanent place of residence. He was closely Line 3744 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CONC identified with the interests of the town, representing it at times as Line 3745 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CONC Deputy to the General Court, and was influential in the affairs of the Line 3746 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CONC Colony. Line 3747 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CONT Children of Daniel's second marriage: Line 3748 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CONT Peter b. 9 Nov. 1680 m. 8 July 1703 Miss Mary Hobart Line 3749 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CONT Rebecca b. 10 Feb. 1682 m. 6 Feb. 1707 Elisha Chesebrough Line 3750 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CONT Margaret b. 21 Dec. 1683 Line 3751 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CONT Samuel b. 11 Feb. 1686 Line 3752 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CONT Abigail b. 3 Feb. 1689 Line 10013 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CHIL _FREL Natural Line 10014 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: CHIL _MREL Natural

married 3 times 1st Margaret Denison 2n
married 3 times 1st Margaret Denison 2nd 3rd Rebecca Stonington

(Gen.)
(Gen.)

!#6 Married Rebecca Hobart at Stonington
!#6 Married Rebecca Hobart at Stonington (Conn) in 1736.

1 Margaret/Denison, 2 No data
1 Margaret/Denison, 2 No data

!Birth, death, and marriage dates: The a
!Birth, death, and marriage dates: The ancestors and Descendants of Oliver W. Macy by John Brandon, Columbia, S.C., 1986, pp. 45-46.

Ancestral File Number:&ltAFN&gt 9N15-ZG Anot
Ancestral File Number:&ltAFN&gt 9N15-ZG Another marriage is indicated on the groupsheet, but no name. Ancestral File Number:&ltAFN&gt 9N15-ZG Another marriage is indicated on the groupsheet, but no name.

- A genealogical dictionary of the first
- A genealogical dictionary of the first settlers of New England by Savage VOL 3, Page 166 DANIEL, Stonington 1673, s. of major John, rem. that yr. to New London or Norwich, m. a wife for wh. he had obt. liberty to come to Roxbury to her relations in the early spring of 1676, and for this yr. to dwell there, his s. Daniel was bapt. at R. 9 Apr. in that yr. and aft. her ret. prob. she d. and he at Hingham, m. Oct. 1679, Rebecca Hobart. He was that yr. sch. master at Norwich, rem. thence to Lebanon, and finally to Sonington, there d. 1736

!AGI
!AGI

Rebecca/Hobart 10 Oct 1679
Rebecca/Hobart 10 Oct 1679

! BIRTH: 974.4 D2p pg 304 Pioneers of
! BIRTH: 974.4 D2p pg 304 Pioneers of Mass by Pope. 974 B2ne Vol.15 New England Historical & Genealogical Register. 974.4 D2r Vol.1 Southeastern, Mass Gene & Bio. ! MARRIAGE: 974 B2ne Vol.15 New England Historical & Genealogical Register. 974 V2t New England Marriages Prior to 1700. ! DEATH: 974 B2ne Vol.15 New England Historical & Genealogical Register. 974.4 D2r Vol.1 Southeastern Mass, Gene & Bio. ! RELATIONSHIP: H. Reed Black is 7th G G Nephew.

HISTORY OF NORWICH, Caulkins, Pub. 1845,
HISTORY OF NORWICH, Caulkins, Pub. 1845, pg. 54: In 1678, it was voted that "Mr. Daniel Mason should be improved as a school-master for 9 months;" terms as before, except that nothing was said about provision pay.

[Fitch.FTW] Quartermaster.
[Fitch.FTW] Quartermaster.

Margaret/Dennison Unknown
Margaret/Dennison Unknown

.../... 3 Rebecca/Hobart 2 .../..., 3 Re
.../... 3 Rebecca/Hobart 2 .../..., 3 Rebecca/Hobart

Unknown Rebecca/Hobart All of these sour
Unknown Rebecca/Hobart All of these sources lists wife #2 as unknown, lists a child of second md. as Male Hezekiah/Mason 		Mason, Daniel (I312684223884)
 
3780 No Archive Copy G.S. May 21, 1958
No Archive Copy G.S. May 21, 1958

dead
dead

!MARRIAGE: From the records of Randon Wi
!MARRIAGE: From the records of Randon Wilson.

(21) dead
(21) dead 		Farnsworth, Joel W (I312684222333)
 
3781 no children


source
https://www.ncpedia.org/biography/lillington-alexander
Lillington, Alexander by James M. Clifton, 1991
 		Steward, Ann (I312684223346)
 
3782 No Documentation at this time for Marriage to Philip Minot as noted above
Still looking for documentation. 12/29/2013

Elizabeth Wolcott is the daughter of Geo
Elizabeth Wolcott is the daughter of George Wolcott and Elizabeth. She md. (2) 31 May 1704, Philip Minor. 		Wolcott, Elizabeth (I312684223574)
 
3783 No Further Temple Ordinances needed - Temple Ordinances performed previously
I have recording indicating that Temple Ordinances for Dorothy Ellis were performed previously (e.g. B - 27 May 1935, E - 11 July 1935, SP - 31 January 1947).

Alternate death date: abt 1780 (IGI (Int
Alternate death date: abt 1780 (IGI (International Genealogical Index))

!WFT CD #6-
!WFT CD #6-

AFGS
1 NOTE Line 1277 from GEDCOM File n
AFGS
1 NOTE Line 1277 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: SLGC FAMC
2 CONC @00639833@

Line 1277 from GEDCOM File not recogniza
Line 1277 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: SLGC FAMC

Line 1278 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: SOUR @S01@

(DEAD)
(DEAD)

!NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
!NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA 		Ellis, Dorothy (I312684223057)
 
3784 NON-Sourced Data
Generalized the following non-sourced data ...

Death • •
1 Aug 1739
Mansfield City, Tolland, Connecticut (or Oregon?)

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

_P_CCINFO 1-14417
_P_CCINFO 1-14417 		Fuller, Mary (I312684223165)
 
3785 not named
not named

Jane Pearson was a "commoner" who marri
Jane Pearson was a "commoner" who married James hacking, the youngest son of an English Earl, and as such could be cut off with a Shilling by his mother after his father's death. His father died before he married Jane. His mother was opposed to his marriage, primarily because Jane was a commoner, and immediately after the wedding she cut him out of her will. Since the estate was entailed, it, with the title, went to his older brother William Hacking at his father' death. William was a doctor and unmarried and therefore without issue. He was drowned in the English Channel when his boat overturned while fishing. The town of Proud Preston, located in Lancashire County, England, belonged to the Hacking family, and he rentals amounted to L400 a year. After James Hacking died, Jane Pearson and the children moved to Manchester, where James, Jr., learned to run four looms in a cloth factory and Jane and Harriet each ran two looms until the family earned enough to come to the United States in 1848. The family landed in New Orleans. James Hacking Jr. and his family went to Massachusetts, where he and his girls worked in the cloth factories in Fall River and later lived in New Bedford. James served in the Union Army during the Civil War, The rest of the family continued on their journey to seek their fortunes in the West. They crossed the plains sometime between 1848 and 1850 by ox team to Salt Lake City, Utah, where, although they were not Mormons, they tarried for awhile. Daughter Harriett died while they were crossing the plains somewhere along the Platte River. Daughter Jane married a man named King in Salt Lake City, apparently in order to get a home. A child, David Franklin, was born to them on January 9, 1853. It is not known whether Mr. King died, or they divorced, but Jane then married a man named McNeil, who was a government scout. McNeil was shot in the back by Indians and died at Camp Floyd, which later became Fairfield, Utah. They had a daughter named Josephine , who died when she was about two years old. Jane Fisher then met and married James Hanley O'Brien at Camp Floyd, Utah. They had two children, Mary and James Jr. James Sr. died in Wshington, D.C., of wounds received during the Civil War. She returned to Cedar Valley, Utah, where her mother, Jane Pearson, and brother John had settled. Jane Pearson Hacking Fisher was the nurse and mid-wife for Cedar Valley. Whenever anyone was ill or a baby born, she was always in attendance.

1) James/Hacking 27 Jan 1827, 3) Joel/Te
1) James/Hacking 27 Jan 1827, 3) Joel/Terry sld. 20 Oct 1898 SL to 1)

!NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
!NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA 		Pearson, Jane (I312684224298)
 
3786 NOT Sarah Whitney daughter of Joshua Whitney
Her maiden name is unknown. Some trees have "Doty", but Sarah Doty married James Warren not Jacob. The marriage record has both groom and bride listed as "Warin". She married Fellows secod, then Whitney third

Find A Grave record for Sarah (maiden name unknown) Warren Fellows Whitney
Sarah Whitney
Birth: 1667 Chelmsford, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA
Death: 28 Mar 1759 (aged 91–92) Plainfield, Windham County, Connecticut, USA
Burial: Burial Details Unknown

Memorial #: 73181344
Bio: Sarah (maiden name unknown) (1. Warren) (2. Fellows) Whitney (1667-1759) was born in Chelmsford, Massachusetts. In 1688, in Plainfield, Connecticut, she married (first) Jacob Warren, Jr. (1668-1727). After Jacob's death, Sarah married (second), in 1731 in Plainfield, John Fellows (1668-1748). After John's death, Sarah married (third), on 11 December 1751, in Plainfield, Joshua Whitney. Sarah (maiden name unknown) (1. Warren) (2. Fellows) Whitney died in 1750 [1759] in Plainfield, Connecticut. CHILD: John Warren (1702-1745).
Family Members
Spouses
John Fellows 1668-1748
Joshua Whitney 1666-1753
Jacob Warren 1668-1727
Children
Sarah Warren Spalding 1689-1759
Jacob Warren 1691-1764
Elizabeth Warren Whitney 1693-1767
Joseph Warren 1701-1757
John Warren 1702-1745
Abigail Warren Stevens 1708-1748
Ame Fellows Brown 1712-1786
Maintained by: 47117651 (47117651)
Originally Created by: Tennise Broeck Morse (47199989)
Added: 11 Jul 2011
 		Sarah (I312684224501)
 
3787 not shown on sheet
not shown on sheet

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

! She md. her cousin.
! She md. her cousin. 		Hand, Elizabeth (I312684225435)
 
3788 Not the daughter of Capt. Matthew Fuller
The correct daughter of Capt. Matthew Fuller is Anna, LZVQ-SJG. She was married to her 2nd cousin, Samuel Fuller. She was born in Plymouth Colony, unlike this Anna LDPG-PH4 who was born in 1634 in England. Use caution with the attached sources, some of them may belong to the other Anna.

chil. known
chil. known

Ann Fuller
There are no cogent sources presented by those who have put this Ann Fuller LDPG-PH4 born 1634, as Matthew Fuller's daughter. Their are many sources, however, that show the deleted Ann Fuller LZVQ-SJG (from this family), 1639/40 as the correct Ann Fuller. Please provide sources for each date of change.

Sources for Ann Fuller LZVQ-SJG as Samuel Fuller Jr 's wife and Matthew Fuller's daughter:
Sources
↑ MacGunnigle, Bruce Campbell. "Mayflower Families Through Five Generations Descendants of the Pilgrims who landed at Plymouth, Mass, December 1620, Volume Four, Third Edition, Family of Edward Fuller." Plymouth, MA: General Society of Mayflower Descendants, 2006, pp 3, 7, 16.

Fuller, William Hyslop. Genealogy of some Descendants of Edward Fuller of the Mayflower (C.B. Fiske & Co., 1908), pages 32-33.
Mayflower Increasings. Roser, Susan E. 2nd ed., 1996

The Lathrop Family. Roman, Michael J. 1968-2000
Family tree, bdoyle@san.rr.com. Doyle, Bradley.

e-mail from Kenneth L. Dyer to Ellen R. Baker. Fuller mailing list
Member New England Historic Genealogical Society, New York Genealogical & Biographical Society, & Connecticut Society of Genealogists. Steele, Ted.
He is a member of the New England Historic Genealogical Society, the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, and the Connecticut Society of Genealogists. He has served many terms on the Board of the St. Louis Genealogical Society.

1ST WIFE
1ST WIFE

Second Wife
Second Wife

chil known
chil known

first cousins
first cousins

!LDS ARCHIVE RECORD AS CHILD FULLER GENE
!LDS ARCHIVE RECORD AS CHILD FULLER GENEALOGY, 929.2, F968 MARRIED SAMUEL FULLER

!NAME: Also appears as Mrs. Anna Wilson
!NAME: Also appears as Mrs. Anna Wilson on our fgs. The name "Elizabeth Ann Fuller" appears as a later addition in pencil and may have been supplied by Mrs. Delores Bennet of West Covina, CA. -L. Wilson !MARRIAGES: Married (2) George Cannoway !DEATH: An added note appears on the family group sheet of Joseph E. Wilson, Jr.: "Death: 21 July, 1692, age 58" !ORDINANCES: As given on fgsheet prepared by Joseph E. Wilson, Jr.

died at age 58
died at age 58

Mrs., 2nd wife
Mrs., 2nd wife

George/Cannoway
George/Cannoway

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

Ancestral File Number:&ltAFN&gt 8N41-D8
Ancestral File Number:&ltAFN&gt 8N41-D8 		Fuller, Anna (I312684222143)
 
3789 Note
!Berne, NY - Family Files

Town of Berne, NY - www.bernehistory.org
The information in these files is maintained by our volunteer, Harold Miller . Please contact him with any updated information or to request ancestor or descendent charts.
Family Group Page For Janntje Schermerhorn Father: Reyer Jacobse Schermerhorn Mother: Ariaantje Arentse Bradt Father: Simon Volkertse Veeder Mother: Engeltie Individual: Janntje Schermerhorn
Born: ABT 1679 Married: 6 AUG 1698 at Albany, Albany, NY Died: UNKNOWN
Spouse: Volkert Veeder
Born: ABT 1680 Died: 12 AUG 1733
Children Simon Veeder Born: Died: UNKNOWN Ariaantje Veeder Born: 18 AUG 1700 Died: UNKNOWN Ryer Veeder Born: 28 DEC 1701 Died: BEF 28 OCT 1705 Engeltie Veeder Born: 7 NOV 1703 Died: UNKNOWN Ryer Veeder Born: 28 OCT 1705 Died: UNKNOWN Catalyntje Veeder Born: 8 FEB 1707/08 Died: BEF 1716 Magdalena Veeder Born: 30 OCT 1709 Died: UNKNOWN Susanna Veeder Born: 20 APR 1712 Died: UNKNOWN Johannes Veeder Born: 23 MAY 1714 Died: UNKNOWN Catalyntje Veeder Born: 1 JAN 1715/16 Died: UNKNOWN Hendericus Veeder Born: 5 OCT 1717 Died: BEF 1719 Hendericus Veeder Born: ABT 9 JUL 1719 Died: UNKNOWN
Title: e-mail (misc), Author E-mail: (see notes), Recipient: Harold Miller, Address: halned1@gmail.com,

BCNY,Albany Schermerhorn (m. Veeder) 1672. My 9th great-grandmother.
BCNY,Albany Schermerhorn (m. Veeder) 1672. My 9th great-grandmother.

Note
!1. FAMILY DATA: Genealogies of the First Settlers of Schenectady; Jonathan
Pearson; 1873; p. 158-161.
2. FAMILY DATA: Genealogies of the First Settlers of the Ancient County of
Albany; Jonathan Pearson; 1872; p. 141. 		Schermerhorn, Jannetje (I312684220051)
 
3790 Note
DAR patriot list
Zephaniah Drake: born 1-12-1736 died 10-27-1823 NJ married Anna Knapp PS NJ

Note
According to: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ctfairfi/stamford/knapp_data2.htm Many of the early Drake Pioneers and their families were buried in the Mongaup Cemetery. When the Rio Dam was built in 1926, those buried in the Mongaup Cemetery were exhumed and reburied at the Lower Mongaup Cemetery, near where the Mongaup River flows into the Delaware River. Among those headstones still legible are the stones of Zephaniah Drake, Sr, his sons and their families. As far as is known there were no children born of his second marriage to Widow Hannah (Knapp) Owens.

Note
, family file 1.ftwbackup.FTW, Date of Import: Aug 18, 1999. @S093415@ (1) Histries and Genealogies W.H. Miller # CS71.MG5 1907, Section 11, Adam Woods, Jr. n the 5th of May, 1809. (2) family file 1.ftwbackup.FTW, Date of Import: Aug 1 , 1999.

Note
, family file 1.ftwbackup.FTW, Date of Import: Aug 18, 1999. @S093415@ (1) Histries and Genealogies W.H. Miller # CS71.MG5 1907, Section 11, Adam Woods, Jr. n the 5th of May, 1809. (2) family file 1.ftwbackup.FTW, Date of Import: Aug 1 , 1999. Searched the following but found nothing: - Maryland Records - Colonial, Revolutionary, County and Church from Original Sources by Gaius Marcus Brumbaugh MS, MD, Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1985 Vol 1 & 2 		Drake, Zepheniah (I312684224814)
 
3791 NOTE 2 different Samuel Clark in New Haven Other:L6B2-TQ3
There were 2 men living in New Haven at that time, One known as" Samuel Clark of the North Sea" the other "Samuel Clark of Old Town" The later died around 1708, his homestead was on the east side of Old Town street.
Source: A Puritan Heritage
https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/viewer/459044/?offset=15#page=21&viewer=picture&o=download&n=0&q=

!Families of Ancient New Haven, Conn. Ne
!Families of Ancient New Haven, Conn. New Haven Genealogy Magazine, Vol 2, p. 408-9. Conn. N2b md #2 Mary Thompson 18 Apr 1717--daughter of John and Ellen Harrison MARRIAGE: NHVR v 1 p 46 by James Bishop FGS: sub b George B. Stabley; Heber, Utah 		Clark, Samuel (I312684225437)
 
3792 Note from Memorial Wall
Henry was the son of Samuel Dyer(or Dyre) and Ann Hutchinson (granddaughter of Ann(Marbury)Hutchinson). He was Christened in the Old North Church, Boston.
His grandparents were William & Mary (Barrett) Dyer. William was a founding settler of Portsmouth and Newport, RI and RI's 1st Attorney General. Mary Dyer was a Quaker martyr who was hung in Boston Commons.
In 1697 Henry married his first wife Mary Rice/Royce. She was born abt. 1671 in Hartford, CT and died between 1723-26 in Lebanon, CT. They had at least 5 children: Elisha b.1698, Mary b. 1698 in Bristol, RI, Anne b. 1699 in Bristol, RI, Henry b. 1703 in Lebanon, Ct and Jonas b. 1709.

On May 12, 1728 Henry married in Boston, Hannah Adams (daughter of John and Hannah(Webb) Adams, Aunt of Samuel Adams).
On April 24, 1732 he sold all his land in Lebanon,Ct to his brother Barrett of Boston. From 1732-1742, he kept the almshouse at Boston, and his wife Hannah did so after his death.

"Boston’s first almshouse was in operation by the mid-1660s. In 1682, it was destroyed by fire, and was replaced in 1696 at the corner of Beacon and Park streets. In 1723 a prison (Bridwell) was added to the site as well as a separate workhouse in 1739. The Workhouse was designed for the poor who had the ability to work. Any profits earned from the labor of the residents were expected to cover the overhead of maintaining the Workhouse and, hopefully, the Almshouse. In 1795, the Almshouse, the Bridewell prison, and the workhouse property were sold" for redevelopment.
(taken from http://primaryresearch.org/the-boston-almshouse/)

Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/146497860/henry-dyer: accessed 28 October 2022), memorial page for Henry Dyer (1676–1742), Find a Grave Memorial ID 146497860, citing Granary Burying Ground, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA; Maintained by pMcP (contributor 48680380) .

8NR8-D6; 4PH1-PRM
Henry DYER (8NR8-D6) Birth: 1674 Newport, Newport, RI Death: Feb 1690 Boston, Suffolk, Ma Burial: Newport, Ri Father: Samuel DYER (DYRE) (8NR8-65) Mother: Anne HUTCHINSON (8NR8-7B) Spouse: Mary ROYCE (C117-J8) Marriage: Abt 1698 Of Hebron, Columbo, Ct Spouse: Hannah Adams (Q8NM-WM) Mar: 12 May 1726 Of Newport, Nwprt, Ri Spouse: Elizabeth SANFORD (8NR8-JV) Also Henry Dyer (4PH1-PRM) Spouse: Mary Rice (4PH1-T1R) marriage: before 22 August 1697 Boston MA

!PRF CD #7-
!PRF CD #7-

bp 18May1935
bp 18May1935

!http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/
!http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/r/a/Hal--Bradley-CA/GENE5-0001.html - Ancestors of Harold Wheeler BRADLEY.

Henry and his first wife Mary lived in
Henry and his first wife Mary lived in Newport, and then moved to Hebron, CT by 1715 and to Lebanon, CT by 1716. In December of 1726 he was dismissed from the Columbia Church in Lebanon to the New South Church in Boston, and on April 24, 1732 sold all his land in Lebanon to his brother Barrett Dyer. He was keeper of the Alms House in Boston from 1732 to 1740, and his second wife Hannah Adams continued to play the role after his death. This Henry's wife is often given as Mary Royce, but in fact she was the wife of his son Henry.

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 J
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.

REL: Fifth great granduncle. !MAR-DEA: S
REL: Fifth great granduncle. !MAR-DEA: SDMR FHC book 974.0 V25t; New England Marriages prior to 1700; p. 237. Married (1) probably at Boston, before 22 Aug 1697, Mary ___; (2) at Boston, 12 May 1726 Hannah (Adams) Holbrook.


Per Karen McEneaney Owen, he lived in K

Per Karen McEneaney Owen, he lived in Kingstown and Newport, RI, Lebanon,
CT, and Boston, MA. After his first wife died he removed from
Connecticut to Boston. He kept the Alms House at Boston from 1732 to
1740 [Boston Gazette, August 31, 1742]. His second wife Hannah did so
after his death. According to NEHGR vol 145, p. 263: "By 22 Aug 1697
Henry and his first wife mary were of Newport, and they were at Hebron,
Conn. by July 1715 and Lebanon., by June 28, 1718. On 18 Dec 1726 Henry
was dismissed from the Columbia Church in Lebanon to the New South church
in Boston, and on 24 April 1732 he sold all of his lands in Lebanon to
his brother Barrett Dyre of Boston. From 1732-1740 he kept the almshouse
at Boston, and his wife did so after his death."

Per Frank E. Dyer, "By 22 Aug 1697 Henry and his first wife Mary were of
Newport, and they were at Hebron, Conn. by July 1715 and Lebanon by June
28 1718. On 18 Dec 1726 Henry was dismissed from the Columbia Church in
Lebanon to the New South church in Boston, and on 24 April 1732 he sold
all of his land in Lebanon to his brother Barrett Dyre of Boston. From
1732-1740 he kept the almshouse at Boston, and his wife did so after his
death." [NEHGR Vol 145, p. 263]

!BIRTH-SPOUSE-CHILDREN: THE AMERICAN GENEALOGIST, Vol 22 #4; pp. 210-218;
San Diego FHC 973.0 D25j V21-22.


Dyer, Henry, Keeper of the Alms House [
Dyer, Henry, Keeper of the Alms House [issue Aug.31,1742, Boston Gazette] !CHRISTENING: Old North church, Boston Prob born Boston. He kept the Alms House at Boston from 1732 to 1740. His wife Hannah did so after his death. Lived in Kingstown, Newport, RI, Lebanon CT, Boston, Mass. After 1st wife died (1723-1726) he removed from Connecticut to Boston. According to NEHGR Vol 145, p263: "By 22 Aug 1697 Henry and his first wife Mary were of Newport, and they were at Hebron, Conn. by July 1715 and Lebanon., by June 28 1718. On 18 Dec 1726 Henry was dismissed from the Columbia Church in Lebanon to the New South church in Boston, and on 24 April 1732 he sold all of his land in Lebanon to his brother Barrett Dyre of Boston. From 1732-1740 he kept the almshouse at Boston, and his wife did so after his death." !BIRTH-SPOUSE-CHILDREN: THE AMERICAN GENEALOGIST; ; Vol 22 #4; pp210-218;San Diego FHC 973.0 D25j V21-22; 		Dyer, Henry Sr. (I312684224976)
 
3793 Note from Susan (Penfield) Einman (Einma
Note from Susan (Penfield) Einman (Einman23/AOL) 2/6/1996, Penfield Genealogy; !NEHGR Jan 1955, Was in Lynn, then Rehoboth, and under date of 1 Sep 1681, in a list of the founders and first inhabitants of Bristol, RI, the name Samuel Penfield appears; !Genealogies of Rhode Island Families, from NEHGR, Vol. II; Is on List of Tax Payers, Town of Bristol, RI., Sep 20,1695;

Burial
Buried in the 'Village Green Cemetery' in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut Colony, British Colonial America

Abigail Penfield, daughter of Samuel Penfield and Mary Lewis
Timothy Surname / Family Name Rossiter Gender Male Birth Date 10 JUN 1725 Birth Place Durham, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA by google
e. Timothy Rossiter was born 5 Jun 1683 and died 7 Feb 1725. He married 4 Feb 1710/11 in Guilford (New Haven) Connecticut, Abigail Penfield, daughter of Samuel Penfield and Mary Lewis. Abigail was born 23 Oct 1692 in Bristol (Bristol) Rhode Island, and died 9 Sep 1756 in Branford (New Haven) Connecticut.
Timothy and Abigail had five children (Bryan, Asher, Rebecca, Rowland, Timothy), of whom we list one:
e. Timothy Rossiter was born 5 Jun 1683 and died 7 Feb 1725. He married 4 Feb 1710/11 in Guilford (New Haven) Connecticut, Abigail Penfield, daughter of Samuel Penfield and Mary Lewis. Abigail was born 23 Oct 1692 in Bristol (Bristol) Rhode Island, and died 9 Sep 1756 in Branford (New Haven) Connecticut.
Timothy and Abigail had five children (Bryan, Asher, Rebecca, Rowland, Timothy), of whom we list one:
Josiah Rossiter was born in 1646 in Guilford (New Haven) Connecticut, son of Bryan Rossiter (also seen as Bray Rossiter) and Elizabeth Alsop. He died in 1716 in Guilford. Josiah married
Sarah Sherman, daughter of Samuel Sherman and Sarah ___. Sarah was born in 1654 in Stratfield (Fairfield) Connecticut, and died in 1712 in Connecticut. Josiah was the Guilford representative to the General Court several times between 1683 and 1707, and served a term as judge for New Haven County.
Josiah and Sarah had seventeen children (Sarah, Elizabeth, Josiah, Samuel, Timothy, John, Samuel, David, Jonathan, Nathaniel, Sarah, Patience, Joanna, Mary, Theophilus, Susannah, Eleazer).
GOV. WELLES & TOMES LINES continued Preston CT; Father: Timothy Rosseter s/o Josiah & Sar Sherman ...
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!Savage Vol 3 p.388, Mass 20, Vol 4 p.21
!Savage Vol 3 p.388, Mass 20, Vol 4 p.2187 !Am. Pub. H. Vol 101 p.75-77 !Conn F1B Vol 2, p.2, p.750 !Conn N 2 b Vol 6, p.1417 !N.Y. 110 Vol 6, p.16,17 !Penfield Gen. p.1234 !Lib of Hartford, Conn., Vol 41, p.80 !Old Hist of Watertown, Mass. !Am. Gene.16, p.181 !Muro;s Hist of Bristol, R-Is, p.114 !Cornwall Gen Guilford, Vr's Vol 2, p.43

Three marriages of Samuel Penfield
"U.S., New England Marriages Prior to 1700" on Ancestry.com lists three marriages for Samuel Penfield ([1651-1711): #1 Mary Lewis (1653-1741) married Nov1675 in Lynn, Massachusetts or in Rhode Island, she later married William Stone; #2 Anne ?? married by 1692 in Bristol, Rhode Island; #3 Mary Frisbie? married by 1696 in Bristol, Rhode Island.
"American Marriages Before 1699" on Ancestry.com lists marriage on 30Nov1675 in Lynn, Massachusetts, for Samuel Penfield and Mary Lewis.
"Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988" on Ancestry.com records the following marriages for Samuel Penfield: #1 Mary Lewis (daughter of John Lewis and Mary Brown) on 30Nov1675 in Lynn, Massachusetts; #2 Ann ?? about 1690; and #3 Mary Frisbie in 1695.

Mrs. W.J. Allen 3434 S. 7 E.
Mrs. W.J. Allen 3434 S. 7 E. 		Penfield, Samuel (I312684223127)
 
3794 Note on marriage
File cabinet, top drawer, sec G. Married his cousin.

CONFLICT: Birth:Simsbury Town Records sh
CONFLICT: Birth:Simsbury Town Records show 1 May, Seaver shows 7 May.

!The American Genealogist, Vol. 57, No.
!The American Genealogist, Vol. 57, No. 2, April 1981, by George E. McCracken, page 74-75.

Caleb Holcomb married Elizabeth Griffen
Caleb Holcomb married Elizabeth Griffen September 1725 at Simsbury, Connecticut.

CONFLICT: Birth:Simsbury Town Records s
CONFLICT: Birth:Simsbury Town Records show 1 May, Seaver shows 7 May. 		Holcomb, Caleb (I312684223408)
 
3795 Note personnelle
10AGM 		Veeder, Folkje (I312684220109)
 
3796 Note personnelle
Schenectady,BCNY/NY Wemp (m. Vrooman) 1688. My 9th great-grandmother. 		Wemp, Marytje (I312684220122)
 
3797 Note Posted Elsewhere.
"This Abel is mot to be confused with Capt Abel Russell from New York State. Different families. One from New York and the other from Maine. That one has had a book written about them." 		Russell, Abel (I312684220236)
 
3798 Note, appears to name "exec Danil Tillot
Note, appears to name "exec Danil Tillotson" as executor. Also a note " he mentions son-in-law Daniel Luce ans gr-dau Sara Landon(or Landen)"

Noah Phelps may have died in Hillsdale,
Noah Phelps may have died in Hillsdale, Columbia, NY.

Information from Stilles,Ancient Windsor
Information from Stilles,Ancient Windsor Connecticut

Search for the Passengers of the Mary &
Search for the Passengers of the Mary & John by Burton W. Spear vol 7 pg 74 Birth - Connecticut Vital Records-Hebron 0002972 pg 101, Search for the Passengers of the Mary & John by Burton W. Spear vol 7 pg 74 974.4 W3s Marr - 0002972 pg 101, 974.4 W3s vol 7 pg 74 Death -974.4 W3s vol 7 pg 74-1794 age 100, Hillsdale, N.Y. where he moved with his children Ancestral File-1794 Colchester Connecticut Note 2: Phelps-Marshll Kinship by Nancy S. McBride 929.273 P518a p. 21 Noah Phelps, b. Hebron, January 23, 1694, was a third son of Timothy and Martha. He married Ann Dyer. An old letter from A.D. Phelps to Clemintine Phelps Singleton tells of his search for their ancestor ...

!BIRTH-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE: DYER SEARCH; Vo
!BIRTH-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE: DYER SEARCH; Vol 7, #2; Fall 1995 p15; Extracts from "WHITNEY FAMILY OF CONNECTICUT AND ITS AFFILIATIONS BEING........", VOL 1,2&3; by S. Whitnwy Phoenix, NY 1878; p772 Children surname PHELPS Noah Jr b 1720 married 1742 Mary Tillotson Barrett b 1722 married Hannah Bigelow Elijah b 1724 Mary b 1726 Hannah b 1727 Anne b 1729/30 James Abijah Asa Lazarus b 1742 Sarah Martha Noah Phelps Sr's will made 11 Oct 1757 and probated 4 May 1764 Colchester CT REF:TAG 22:215 Julie Mitchell:TAG 22:210; Colchester Court Recds 		Phelps, Noah Sr. (I312684225021)
 
3799 NOTE:Name also given Edith.
NOTE:Name also given Edith.

This individual has the following other
This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File: Richard /BROWNSON,/ (AFN:GG7F-9H) and Abigail /WILBOUR/ (AFN:GG7F-BN) This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File: Richard /BROWNSON,/ (AFN:GG7F-9H) and Abigail /WILBOUR/ (AFN:GG7F-BN) This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File: Richard /BROWNSON,/ (AFN:GG7F-9H) and Abigail /WILBOUR/ (AFN:GG7F-BN)

Ancestral file Dec 1991
Ancestral file Dec 1991

Daughter of second wife (name unknown). Source: The American Genealogist Vol. 38 article “The Brownson, Bronson, or Brunson Family of Earl’s Colne, Essex, England, - Connecticut, and South Carolina” (pp 204-08) by John Insley Coddington, pub in 1962/3.
Source: The American Genealogist Vol. 38 article “The Brownson, Bronson, or Brunson Family of Earl’s Colne, Essex, England, - Connecticut, and South Carolina” (pp 204-08) by John Insley Coddington, published in 1962/3.
This source is considered the definitive bio of Richard Brownson, according to the Society of the Descendants of the Founders of Hartford. According to Timothy Lester Jacobs, Genealogist with The Society (from the Society web site as of Jan 2020): "There are several genealogies dealing with Richard Bronson, none of which can be recommended due to numerous confusions between the children of Richard and his brother John, and the maintenance of a myth that the three Bronsons of Hartford were children of a Richard Bronson. The only definitive work on the Bronsons is that of John I. Coddington in “The American Genealogist” Vol. 38 article “The Brownson, Bronson, or Brunson Family of Earl’s Colne, Essex, England, - Connecticut, and South Carolina”. This extraordinary work, which was intended to be continued, ceased after 1963’s Volume 39. In 1987 he had deposited his papers at the New England Historic Genealogical Society in Boston." https://www.foundersofhartford.org/the-founders/richard-bronson/
TRANSCRIPTION from this source: He [Richard Brownson] married, first ... ca 1642-3, ___ (whose given name is usually stated to have been Abigail) Weyborn or Wyborne, apparently youngest child of John Wyborne of Wrotha, co Kent, England, yeoman, by an unknown wife ... There is, in fact, no actual proof known to the contributor that the given name of the first wife of Richard Brownson was "Abigail" ... so far as is known, her name does not appear in New England records. Richard Brownson (Bronson, Brunson) married secondly, perhaps ca 1646-7, ___, whose name is completely unknown, and who probably died at the birth of her son Samuel at Farmington in 1665. He married, thirdly, ca 1666, Elizabeth ___ (Carpenter) Orvis, widow of David Carpenter (d 1652) and of George Orvis (d 1665) ... Children of Richard Brownson by his first wife: i. ABIGAIL², b. prob at Hartford 8 Sept 1643; bapt at Farmington 30 May 1659 "aged abt 15"; d. at Suffield, Conn, 27 Mar 1710, intestate ... She m. at Farmington, 16 May 1666, Jonathan² Winchell, then of Windsor, later of Suffield ... ii. JOHN, b. at Hartford or Farmington in Aug 1645; bapt at Farmington 20 Feb 1658/9 ae abt 12; d. at Waterbury, Conn, in 1696. Children of Richard Brownson by his second wife: iii. CORNELIUS, b. prob at Farmington ca 1647/8; bapt at Farmington 19 July 1653 ae abt 5; d. at Woodbury, Conn, May 1732. iv. HANNAH, b. at Farmington ca 1649/50, bapt there 19 July 1653 "aged abt 3," d. shortly before 5 Feb 1712; m. 16 Apr 1674 (not 16 Aug 1674), Samuel² Sanford ... v. ELIZABETH, b. at Farmington ca 1651-2; bapt there 19 July 1653 "aged abt 1;" not mentioned in her father's will and prob d. young. vi. EDITH, bapt at Farmington 22 Apr 1655 as Eade ... vii. MARY, bapt at Farmington "abt 12 Feb 1658;" unmarried when her father's will was made, 27 Feb 1684/5 ... viii. SAMUEL, b. prob at Farmington in 1665; d. at Wethersfield, Conn, 23 Jan 1741/2, aged 76.


This individual has the following other
This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File: Richard /BROWNSON,/ (AFN:GG7F-9H) and Abigail /WILBOUR/ (AFN:GG7F-BN)

1 _IFLAGS 0 This individual has the fol
1 _IFLAGS 0 This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File: Richard /BROWNSON,/ (AFN:GG7F-9H) and Abigail /WILBOUR/ (AFN:GG7F-BN) This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File: Richard /BROWNSON,/ (AFN:GG7F-9H) and Abigail /WILBOUR/ (AFN:GG7F-BN) 		Brownson, Edith (I312684225232)
 
3800 NOTE:name also spelled Brownson. REF:Bar
NOTE:name also spelled Brownson. REF:Barbour Collection of Connecticut Vital Records for Marriage; MSS Genealogy of Gridley Family communicated by Duane Holmes. Hinman, CT Puritans.

1 _IFLAGS 0 This individual has the fol
1 _IFLAGS 0 This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File: Samuel /BRONSON/ (AFN:CC3G-B3) and Sarah /GIBBS/ (AFN:CC3G-C8) NAMESPELLED BRONSON OR BRO WNSON This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File: Samuel /BRONSON/ (AFN:CC3G-B3) and Sarah /GIBBS/ (AFN:CC3G-C8) NAMESPELLED BRONSON OR BRO WNSON

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This individual has the following other
This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File: Samuel /BRONSON/ (AFN:CC3G-B3) and Sarah /GIBBS/ (AFN:CC3G-C8)

1698
1698 		Brownson, Benjamin (I312684225075)
 

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