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3951 resealed to parents 17 Aug 1966 SL
resealed to parents 17 Aug 1966 SL

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.

1712
1712

(1712)
(1712)

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. 		Lines, Daniel (I312684225472)
 
3952 resealed to parents 19 Apr 1968 SL
resealed to parents 19 Apr 1968 SL

[Thomas Hugo Hickman.FTW] Facts about t
[Thomas Hugo Hickman.FTW] Facts about this person: Baptism (LDS) May 26, 1969 Endowment (LDS) November 13, 1879 Sgeor Sealed to parents (LDS) April 19, 1968 Slake  		Hand, Guy (I312684225575)
 
3953 resealed to parents 6 Jan 1967 IF
resealed to parents 6 Jan 1967 IF

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

Mistaken death and burial records are attached to Rachel Bradley in Family Search.
The death and burial records for 23 Nov 1813 are not correct. They should be attached to Rachel Dinkerman Bradley, who married Charles Bradley.

Rachel Bradley married Patrick McKean, and as yet there is no record of her death and burial.

!"The Register" vol 57 p 141 Apr 1903
!"The Register" vol 57 p 141 Apr 1903 		Bradley, Rachel (I312684225635)
 
3954 resealed to parents 6 Jan 1967 IF
resealed to parents 6 Jan 1967 IF

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. 		Bradley, Freelove (I312684225634)
 
3955 resealed to parents 7 Apr 1952 LG or LA
resealed to parents 7 Apr 1952 LG or LA

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. 		Bradley, Daniel (I312684225658)
 
3956 Research
(Thomas of New Haven) was born 26 August 1623 and died 10 June 1691 in Middletown, CT.
Wife: 1: Mary ___ - ?- 1676 • GYML-1G1 - m. about 1643
2: Elizabath ___- ?- 1694 • GYML-1G1 - m. ?
Research -
Memories (A) 'General Society of Colonial Wars Membership Applications, 1893-1949 for Edwin Sedgwick Chittenden' claims Thomas Barnes was married to Mary Andrews.

Source 'Genealogy of the Barnes Family' [http://www.bellavistaranch.net/genealogy/barnes.html] Claims

Thomas Barnes of New Haven married a woman named Elizabeth about 1647 and lived with her there until about 1660 or 1665, afterwhich they moved to North Haven, then later to that part of Middletown known as Middlefield, where he died in either 1691 or 1693. He left a will, dated Feb. 25, 1683, in which he names his children. Various online genealogies give his birthplace as Barking, Essex, name his parents, and give the surname of his wife, but as none provide any documentation, these claims are suspect.
children -
John Barnes (b. 1648) is mentioned in his father's will.
Elizabeth Barnes (b. 1650) is mentioned in her father's will.
Thomas Barnes (1653-1712) is mentioned in his father's will.
Mercy Barnes (b. 1655) is mentioned in her father's will.
Abigail Barnes (1656/57-1723) is mentioned in her father's will.
Daniel Barnes (1659-c.1740) is mentioned in his father's will.
Martha Barnes (b. 1661) is mentioned in her father's will.
Maibee (Maybe) Barnes (1663-1749) is mentioned in his father's will.

Memories 'Families of Ancient New Haven, CT Vol. 1 pg 115' Claims Thomas Barnes was Married to Mary ___ who d Apr 1676 and then married Elizabeth ___ who d 1694. ( This puts Mary as the Mother of all Thomas's children.

Question - Are there two wifes or One wife named Mary Elizabeth Andrews?

Mixing up the Barnes

Little is known about Thomas Barnes' parentage. He is often called "Thomas of Farmington" to distinguish him from other Thomas Barnes' of the era.
Thomas Barnes arrived on the ship William and John with 101 passengers that landed in Boston 1635. In 1636 he became a Proprietor of Hartford, Ct.; a soldier in Pequot Battle of 1637; Sergeant of Farmington Train Band, 1651; admitted as freeman, 1669; received 50 acres for service in Pequot War, 1671. A Thomas Barnes appeared on the Freeman List of the Massachusetts Bay Colony 1630-1645. He became a Freeman - a man who could vote because he took the oath of allegiance to the government of the colony and joined the church - in May 1645 at Hingham, Massachusetts.
He was one of the soldiers in the Pequot War fought in 1637. The Pequot War (1637), the first major conflict between Indians and whites in New England, set a brutal precedent for subsequent Indian-white warfare. The Pequot's were accused of murdering two white men but refused to yield up the suspected killers. Puritan authorities decided to retaliate, a decision reinforced by Pequot resistance against new Connecticut settlements. On May 26, 1637, a force of white soldiers together with Mohegan and Narragansett warriors attacked the principal Pequot village, burned it, and slaughtered its inhabitants. The surviving Pequot's were relentlessly pursued, until the tribe was largely destroyed. . In 1639, Thomas Barnes received land grants from the Colony for that service: 6 acres in Hartford and later 50 acres in Farmington, where he settled with the first party in 1646. Farmington at this early period included the territory of Southington, New Britain, Plainville, Bristol, Burlington, and Avon of the present day. After 1646, he resided in Farmington until his
Untangling the Many Thomas Barnes family excerpt: Thomas Barnes, whom we entitle THOMAS of HARTFORD, set sail from England to the West Indies on the 2nd of September, 1635 on the ship "William & John" transported to Saint Kitts or Saint Christopher. Thomas possible arrived in New England on a trading ship from the West Indies. He was born circa 1615 in Essex County England and died in 1688 in Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut. This Thomas Barnes is the Progenitor of the Barnes family in this book.

Note: There are multiple Thomas Barnes as described in The Barnes Family Yearbook. It appears that they have been commingled in the past in the various records. See
https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?from=fhd&dps_pid=IE98356

Will dated 25 Feb 1683/4 mentions "my wife, my sons John, Thomas, Daniel, Maibe ... daug Mercy Jacobs, Martha, Elizabeth, Abigail, witness validated 6 Oct 1692, accepted and recorded 7 Sept 1693

Connecticut County, District and Probate Courts. Middletown 1692, #345-a Hartford Probate District. Thomas Barnes. Probate Packets, Barker, Ethan-Barrows, B, 1641-1880. at Ancestry.com. Connecticut, Wills and Probate Records, 1609-1999

Thomas Barnes was "a soldier in the Pequot battle of 1637 in which 600 savages were killed by 90 colonists, he was of Sentinel Hill, Hartford, 1639, sergeant of Farmington train band 1651, joined church Jan. 30, 1652, adm. freeman 1669, was probably the first of the family in America. Name derived from the Norse bjorne, a warrior."

From the book "American Ancestry: Giving the Name and Descent, in the Male Line, of Americans Whose Ancestors Settled in the United States Previous to the Declaration of Independence, A.D. 1776. Vol. IV Embracing the Lineages From the Whole of the United States 1889." page 3

John Brockett and Thomas Barnes were granted the "Meadow" in the 2nd division of Upland, June, 1649.

(21) for Self (8) Came to USA 1635

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

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

The first Barnes people who emigrated to America from England came from Surrey, Middlesex and Norfolk counties.

Md (2) Elizabeth.
Had a brother, Daniel.
Called Thomas of New Haven

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

!SOURCES: Page 204, ANCESTRY OF ROBERT WILLIAM BARNES. Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin, Spring 1991 Vol. 32 #2.

!CHILD: THE GENEALOGY OF THE KIMBERLY FAMILY; compiled by Donald L. Jacobus, M.A.; George Banta Pub. Co., Neenah, WI; 1950; Arizona State Dept. of Library Archives & Public Records, 929.2 K49; p. 15.

THOMAS BARNES of New Haven, son of Thomas Barnes of England, born about 1623, died at Middleton, Ct., 1693.

Children.--John, Thomas, Daniel, Maybee and Elizabeth.--See p. 7.

p 7: THOMAS Barnes New Haven, 1643, son of Thomas Barnes, and
brother of Daniel of same place, b. about 1623 and d. at Middleton,
Ct., 1693. He served in the Pequot war, 1637, was at New Haven,
Ct., before 1639, rem, to Middleton, Ct., soon after 1660, m. about
1647. His children were John; Thomas, b. 26 Aug., 1653; Daniel,
29 Aug., 1659: Abigail: Mabee, born 25 June, 1663.--American
Ancestry, SAVAGE'S Gen Dic.

"THOMAS Barnes, son of Thomas Barnes of New Haven, had
Mary; Thomas, 26 July, 1687; Sarah; Rebecca; Abigail; Eliz. 1695;
Deborah; Hannah; Samuel, 11 Apr., 1705; Nathaniel, 11 Jan.,
1707; Abraham, 1711."--SAVAGE'S Gen. Dic.

"THOMAS Barnes, a soldier in the Pequot battle of 1637, in which
600 savages were killed by 90 colonists, was of Sentinel Hill,
Hartford, 1639, sergeant of Farmington train band, 1651, joined
church, Jan. 30, 1652, adm. freeman, 1669, was probably the first
of the family in America. Name derived from the Norse 'bjorne', a
warrior."--American Ancestry.

BIOGRAPHY: Thomas Barnes (ca. 1621-June 10, 1691; son of Thomas); came from Eng., settled at New Haven, Conn, ante 1639; shared in land distribution at New Haven, 1644; removed to North Haven, 1660-65, thence to that part of Middletown now Middlefield, Conn.; served in Pequot War, 1637; m. ca. 1647, Elizabeth (d. 1694);2 OBJE
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Date and place of death also given as 7
Date and place of death also given as 7 Feb 1689 in Farmington, CT. 1. Ancestral File.

[This is
Thomas of Farmington or Hartford

This Record is under Review. Please do not Merge, Add, or Change it.
This Record is under review. Please do not merge, add, or change it.
A group of Genealogists are reviewing all the records.

PLEASE READ ALL THE NOTES BEFORE CHANGING.
If you have any records or information you think needs to be included or disagree with any of the facts in the record, Please create a note with the Information and Sources (with a link to the source).
A source to another family tree is NOT a source! Only document links are valid sources!

1615 birth
Married Mary Andrews daughter of John Andrews of Farmington.

DNA
So I was wondering how and if DNA has been documented through this line? I've been linked through this Thomas Barnes 1615, to a recent dna cousin, through Thomas's son Ebenezer Barnes 1676-1756 which I don't see here. Pat

Military
THOMAS Barnes, a soldier in the Pequot battle of 1637, in which 600 savages were killed by 90 colonists, was of Sentinel Hill, Hartford, 1639, sergeant of Farmington train band, 1638 Pequot War

Please stop adding Thomas Barnes of Middletown to Thomas Barnes of Farmingtons geneology.
I have corrected this on many occasions and some uninformed people keep adding T.Barnes of Middletown to this. T.Barnes of middletown was NOT a founder in Hartford, did not fight in the Pequot War, did not come over on the Wm/John in 1635. he is a different person and you are confusing these two people without doing the proper research. The age of Thomas barnes in 1635 is stated as 21 on the ships log. The Pequot War was in 1637. t.b.middletown was 13 or 14 at this time. too young. Mary Andrews of Farmington was not Mary Eliz. please STOP messing up my 7xggfs geneology site.

!Source, Anderson's History of Waterbury
!Source, Anderson's History of Waterbury. Born: 1619.

Land note
Petitioned the town for a piece of land at the Iron works, for Ralph Russel, which, by advice of the townsmen was granted. That lot is now occupied by Thomas Barnes.

Thomas Barnes first wife
Mary was hanged as a witch in 1662

Early settler of Hartford and Farmington
Early settler of Hartford and Farmington, CT. Soldier in Pequot War in 1637. Received a grant of land in the Soldiers' Field in Hartford, CT, for his service. 1646-49: moved to Farmington, CT.

!Sources: Hist of First Church in Hartfo
!Sources: Hist of First Church in Hartford,CT,1833/83, written by George Leon Walker Savage, Vol I, p 122, additions and corrections in Vol III.

!Vital Records cited in Families of Anci
!Vital Records cited in Families of Ancient New Haven, by Donald Lines Jacobus

SOURCE OF INFORMATION FOR THOMAS BARNES
SOURCE OF INFORMATION FOR THOMAS BARNES FAMILIES: THOMAS BARNES OF HARTFORD, CONN, BY FREDERICK R. BARNES. LUCIUS BARBOUR COLLECTION OF VITAL REC. OF CONN. THE GENERATIONS OF THE BARNES FAM., VOL 1 AND 2. NUPTIAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN BARNES AND ANDRUS, AM. GEN. VOL 9, P 40. FIRST PURITAN SETTLERS OF CONN, P6, BY HINMAN. GEN. NOTES ON THE BARNES FAMILY, BY GEO. A. BARNES. MARY BARNES, MAIDEN NAME UNKNOWN, THE FIRST WIFE OF THOMAS BARNES WAS HUNG AS A WITCH AT HARTFORD IN 1662. HER ONLY CRIME WAS THAT SHE REFUSED TO GO TO CHURCH AND LISTEN TO THE "HELL FIRE, DAMNATION" PREACHING OF THE MINISTERS. EVIDENTLY THOMAS DID VERY LITTLE IF ANY THING TO SAVE HER. HE SOON MARRIED A WOMAN TWENTY YEARS HIS JUNIOR, AND MORE OR LESS CAST OUT HIS CHILDREN BY HIS FIRST MARRIAGE. SARAH, THE OLDEST CHILD REFUSED THE AGREEMENT HER FATHER WOULD MAKE, AND SHE MARRIED AT AGE 16 AND TOOK HER TWO BROTHERS TO REAR. SHE MARRIED JOHN SCHOFIELD, AGE 35. The second wife of Thomas Barnes was Mary Andrus.

Thomas Barnes 1615-1688
This is my 7x ggf. I don't know who changed this but he was born in 1615 and came here in 1635 on the Wm/John ship. he was 20 years old at the time. He fought in the Pequot War in 1637 which gave him a piece of land and founders status in Hartford. He settled in Farmington as a founder with his wife Mary.(first wife) she was hanged as a witch in 1662-3 in Hartford. He then marrried Mary Andrews of Farmington born 1643 to John Andrews of Farmington. The town records show this to be true.
why? do people insist on changing his bio. are you that desperate to have a founder as your ancestor? please, stop changing my ancestors bio. as I am getting older and am trying to preserve the history for my descendants.

!Source of Information: 1) The American
!Source of Information: 1) The American Genealogist, Vol. 38, No. 4 Whole No. 152 pp 113 to 211

Biography
Thomas Barnes was "a soldier in the Pequot battle of 1637 in which 600 savages were killed by 90 colonists, he was of Sentinel Hill, Hartford, 1639, sergeant of Farmington train band 1651, joined church Jan. 30, 1652, adm. freeman 1669, was probably the first of the family in America. Name derived from the Norse bjorne, a warrior."

From the book "American Ancestry: Giving the Name and Descent, in the Male Line, of Americans Whose Ancestors Settled in the United States Previous to the Declaration of Independence, A.D. 1776. Vol. IV Embracing the Lineages From the Whole of the United States 1889." page 3

Court note
Thomas Barnes informed the court that he served a warrant upon James Till two or three monethes sinc, but he could not gitt him to appeare, but hath allway shifted him of one way or other, but this he hath to inform the court against [225] ||him, that he, the said James, stole a site which he left in the feild, taking it of from the snath and vseing it as his owne, wch charge James Till owneth & acknowledgeth it to be true, and that he had slandered Thomas Barnes by reporting that he did but take his sithe as he, ye said Barnes, had been grubbing axe of his, whenas Thomas Barnes had borrowed the axe of james Till as he now confesseth....

The sentece of the court is that for his contempt of the court in not obeying warrants served,....for his lying, cheating and slandering that he be severely whipped, and he acknowledg the wronge he hath done to Thomas Barnes in slandering of him, & that he sitt in ye stockes as long as the weather will pmitt with respect of mercy to him...

Please stop adding Thomas Barnes of Middletown to Thomas Barnes of Farmingtons geneology.
I have corrected this on many occasions and some uninformed people keep adding T.Barnes of Middletown to this. T.Barnes of middletown was NOT a founder in Hartford, did not fight in the Pequot War, did not come over on the Wm/John in 1635. he is a different person and you are confusing these two people without doing the proper research. The age of Thomas barnes in 1635 is stated as 21 on the ships log. The Pequot War was in 1637. t.b.middletown was 13 or 14 at this time. too young. Mary Andrews of Farmington was not Mary Eliz.

There were four Thomas Barnes and they are often confused
I'm a direct descendant of Thomas Barnes. Four Thomas Barneses migrated from England to America from approximately 1634 and 1656, and all settled relatively closely (CT and MA). They are OFTEN confused, and Ancestry is a mess. From our family history:
Thomas of Hingham was born in England in 1602 and died in Hingham MA 29 November 1672.
Thomas of New Haven was born 26 August 1623 and died 10 June 1691 in Middletown, CT.
Thomas of Marlboro was born 18 October 1636 in Barking, Essex and died c. 1697 in Marlboro, MA.

My ancestor set sail from England to St. Kitts on 2 September 1635. The manifest of the William and John lists his age at 20, making him born c. 1615, POSSIBLY in Essex County England. He died 9 June 1688 in Farminton, CT.

Sorry lost who post this. I just changed the alert flag.

Immigration
Thomas Barnes found in:
Family Archive #354 Passenger and
Immigration Index, 1538-1940
Place: New Haven, CT Year: 1639
Source publication code: 9450 Source publication page number: 174 Source name:
VIRKUS, FREDERICK A., editor. Immigrants to America before 1750. An Alphabetical List of Immigrants to the Colonies, before 1750, Compiled from Official and Other Records. Surnames 'A through Battles.' Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1965. 220p. Source annotation: Published extracts from The Magazine of compilation but incomplete, since publication of the magazine was suspended; it contains names from beginning of alphabet through 'Battles' only. Sources include manuscript, printed works and public and private records in great variety. Source: Passenger and Immigration Lists Index #354 Passenger and Immigration Index, 1538-1940
Place: New Haven, CT Year: 1643
Source publication code: 1262 Source publication page number: 18 Source name: COLKET, MEREDITH B., JR. Founders of Early American Families: Emigrants from Europe, 1607-1657. Cleveland:General Court of the Order of Founders and Patriots of America, 1975. 366p. Source annotation: Date and place of settlement or date and place of arrival. Names not restricted to the Order of Founders Source: Passenger and Immigration Lists Index

Thomas Barnes found in: Family Archive #354 Passenger and Immigration Index, 1538-1940
Place: New Haven, CT Year: 1644 Source publication code: 1936 Source publication page number: 26
Source name: FARMER, JOHN. A Genealogical Register of the First Settlers of New-England; Containing an Alphabetical List of the Governours, Deputy-Governours, Assistants or Counsellors, and Ministers of the Gospel in the Several Colonies, from 1620 to 1692; Graduates of Harvard College to 1662; Members of the Ancient and Honourable Artillery Company to 1662; Freemen Admitted to the Massachusetts Colony from 1630 to 1662; With Many Other of the Early Inhabitants of New-England and Long-Island, N.Y. from 1620 to the Year 1675.... Lancaster, Mass.: Carter, Andrews, & Co., 1829. 352p. Reprinted with additions and corrections by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1964. Repr. 1976, 1983. Source annotation: Excellent directory of the first settlers of New England. Drake's additions and corrections (no. 1666) are found in the G.P.C. reprint and in no. 9151, Tepper, Passengers to America, pp. 468-470.Source: Passenger and Immigration Lists Index

!SOURCES: Page 204, ANCESTRY OF ROBERT W
!SOURCES: Page 204, ANCESTRY OF ROBERT WILLIAM BARNES. Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin, Spring 1991 Vol. 32 #2.

MARRIAGE:
1. Clarence Torrey, "New Engl
MARRIAGE:
1. Clarence Torrey, "New England Marriages Prior to 1700", NEHGS CD, 2001:
BARNES, Thomas & 2/wf Mary ANDREWS (1643-), m/2 Jacob BRONSON by 1679?; m cont 23 Mar 1662/3; Farmington, CT {Barnes Y.B. 4, 9; Hamlin 219; Sv. 1:54; Andrews (1872) 52; Hartford Prob. 1:269, 401-2; TAG 9:40, 35:84; Bassett (1926) 88; Barnes (1946) 10, 249}

Thomas Barnes of Farmington/Hartford
Thomas Barnes was born 1615. His first wife Mary Chapman was hanged for being a witch. She was the last person to die by hanging in Connecticut. Thomas and Mary Chapman had 3 children, as recorded; one girl almost 13 and two younger boys. Sarah, Joseph, and Benjamin.

He then married Mary Andrews of Farmington. He came over on the Wm./John in 1635 and was 21 years old as the record of the ship state. He fought in the Pequot War and was a founder in Farmington and Hartford.

He and Mary Andrews married out of necessity, since he was a widower and left with young children. Chances are she had come to help in the home after Mary Chapman. They had three children and maybe more. Maybe Barnes- 1663–1749. Thomas Barnes - 1665–1742 Ebenezer Barnes - 1676-1756.

I am a descendent from this line: Thomas Barnes. (8th great grandfather)

Mother was Mary Chapman 1631 - 1663
Sarah Barnes
1650–1689
Benjamin Barnes
1653–1731
Joseph Barnes
1655–1741
Abigail Barnes
1656-1656

Mother was Mary Andrews 1643 - 1708
Maybe Barnes
1663-1749
Thomas Barnes
1665-1742
Ebenezer Barnes (Captain)
1676-1756

!According to "McArthur-Barnes Ancestral
!According to "McArthur-Barnes Ancestral Lines" pg. 136, he was b. abt. 1610 -1615 in England, d. bef 7 Feb 1689/90 at Farmington, CT. He m. (1) Mary _____ who was executed for witchcraft Jan 1662/3 (2) Mary ANDRUS/ANDREWS 23 Mar 1662/3. His parents are not given (Doc. #899). 1988 CT IGI gives his m. sealing date in batch #8232002-54.

Wrong Thomas Barnes
b 1615 Eng d. 1688 Bristol, Ct

Property note
John Brockett and Thomas Barnes were granted the "Meadow" in the 2nd division of Upland, June, 1649.

Research
Hereafter referred to as "Thomas of New Haven," came to New Haven when still a boy, and no mention is found of his name until about 1644, when he became of age, and shared in the land distribution. (Savage confused the Thomases, assuming several different persons to have been one individual.) Thomas of New Haven m. abt. 1647, Elizabeth, whose family name has not been found. She appears to have been his only wife. They resided in New Haven until 1660 or 1665, then they moved to North Haven, and later to that part of Middletown, now Middlefield, where he d. in 1693. They brought up a family of eight ch. all of whom are supposed to have left families who have transmitted the Barnes blood through a dozen generations, and perhaps are at the present time the most numerous and widely distributed branch of the family in America. There were three Thomas Barnes that came from England to America, previous to 1638, known as Thomas Barnes of Hartford, Thomas Barnes of New Haven, and Thomas Barnes of Hingham, how were ancestors of three large branches of Barnes families in America.


COURT
Thomas Barnes required satisfaction of Ralph Dighton for a cow of his which perished as he conceives through his sons neglect who kept the heard thattt day, butt Ralph Dighton alleadged thatt a cow of thattt heard being swamped, his son came home to the towne to gett help, and left his partner with the cow in the interim, and before they had gott the cow out of the swamp itt was night and the heard was coming home, and they nott knowing of any dangerous place betwixt the bridge and the place where the cattell vsed to come over, did not conceive itt necessary to follow the cattell, butt came over the bridge, and though they came on the other side of the river over against the place where his cow was afterwards found perished with her foote in a hole betwixt the banck and the roote of a tree, yett they did neither heare nor see her. Itt was testified by others that there was noe knowen place of danger in thatt place before menconed. The mudgmt of the Court was thatt itt was an afflicting providence of God which the said Barnes was to beare himselfe, and that the boy was innocent in the case.

Thomas Barnes informed the court that he served a warrant upon James Till two or three monethes sinc, but he could not gitt him to appeare, but hath allway shifted him of one way or other, but this he hath to inform the court against [225] ||him, that he, the said James, stole a site which he left in the feild, taking it of from the snath and vseing it as his owne, wch charge James Till owneth & acknowledgeth it to be true, and that he had slandered Thomas Barnes by reporting that he did but take his sithe as he, ye said Barnes, had been grubbing axe of his, whenas Thomas Barnes had borrowed the axe of james Till as he now confesseth....

The sentece of the court is that for his contempt of the court in not obeying warrants served,....for his lying, cheating and slandering that he be severely whipped, and he acknowledg the wronge he hath done to Thomas Barnes in slandering of him, & that he sitt in ye stockes as long as the weather will pmitt with respect of mercy to him...
Henry Pecke, Robert Basset & Thomas Barnes was fined each of them 5 s, because they are not provided with each man a ladder for his house, to stand by his chimny, thoughe they haue had warning oft times in ye generall court, & pticulerly by he marshall.1 PROP the 2nd division of Upland,
2 DATE JUN 1649
2 PLAC The Meadows
2 NOTE John Brockett and Thomas Barnes were granted the "Meadow" in the 2nd division of Upland, June, 1649.
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Thomas and Ebenezer
Only sons of Thomas and Mary Andrews Barnes

Thomas Barnes of Farmington/Hartford
Thomas Barnes was born 1615. married Mary Andrews of Farmington. came over on the Wm./John in 1635 and was 21 years old as the record of the ship state. He fought in the Pequot War and was a founder in Farmington and Hartford. He WAS NOT Thomas Barnes of Middletown.(born 1623-wrong age for wm/john. too young to have been in the Pequot War. and NOT married to Mary Andrews of Farmington and NOT the father of Ebenezer Barnes.
Thomas Barnes of Farmington, father of Ebenezer is my 7x ggf. NOT Thomas Barnes of Middletown/New Haven. born 1623 and married to mary elizabeth andrews.

Court note
Henry Pecke, Robert Basset & Thomas Barnes was fined each of them 5 s, because they are not provided with each man a ladder for his house, to stand by his chimny, thoughe they haue had warning oft times in ye generall court, & pticulerly by he marshall. 		Barnes, Thomas (I312684225203)
 
3957 Research and source notes: Deborah Sweet
Research and source notes: Deborah Sweet - According to That Sacred Plant of Paradise, Desire was 'a descendant ofan early colonnial New England family'

! BIRTH: 974 B2ne Vol.2 pg 104 New Engla
! BIRTH: 974 B2ne Vol.2 pg 104 New EnglandHistorical & Genealogical Register ! MARRIAGE: 974.492/B1 D2o Genealogical Notes of Barnstable, Mass Families. ! DEATH: 974.64/M1 V2d Mansfield, Conn Vital Records. ! RELATIONSHIP: H. Reed Black is 6th G G Nephew. 		Dunham, Desire (I312684222893)
 
3958 Research needed: conflicting maiden name for wife.
A marriage record or a will for the wife's father might clarify. 		Fuller, Matthew (I312684223228)
 
3959 Research Notes
John Clark in the U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current
Name: John Clark
Birth Date: 10 Apr 1656
Birth Place: Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut, United States of America
Death Date: Sep 1715
Death Place: Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut, United States of America
Cemetery: Palisado Cemetery
Burial or Cremation Place: Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut, United States of America
Has Bio?: Y
Father: Daniel Clark
Spouse: Mary Clark Randall
Children: Daniel Clark
URL: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-...


I have seperated and deleted John Robert Clark and his data that was this John Clark. John Robert Clark was born in Virginia, not Connecticut.(Sharon McLean)
Do not merge with John Robert Clark 1656-1715 • 9N49-LW8 --there has been a bad merge somewhere and he may have the same vitals, but all his other relationships are not correct.
John Clark was born 10 Apr 1656, and died Sep 1715 in Windsor. He married in 1685 Mary Crowe, his step-niece, who was born Oct 1665. She afterward married 1720 William Randall. John and Mary had children Hannah born 6 Aug 1686, married 26 Feb 1705 Thomas Gillette; John died 7 Mar 1709; Mary died 3 Jul 1781, married 24 Oct 1711 Samuel Cooley; Jemima died Oct 29, 1732, married Daniel Cooley; Martha born 19 Mar 1697, died 25 May 1728 married 28 Aug 1719 James Eggleston; Solomon born 20 May 1699 married 24 Feb 1720 Ann Eggleston and died 5 Mar 1767; Elizabeth born 16 May 1701; Sarah born 28 Oct 1702, died young; Daniel, born 31 Dec 1704 married 31 Dec 1704 Esther Bridges; Ann born 12 Jan 1707 and died 13 Aug 1716; and Benoni, was born 21 Oct 1708 and died young. (North America, Family Histories)

PROBATE: Manwaring, Charles Wm. A Digest of the Early Connecticut probate records [974.6 P2m], Vol 2, p. 370: Vol IX, p. 43: John Clarke, Windsor, Inventory taken 1715 by Daniel Loomis & Eleazer Hill. Court Record, p. 3 dated 3 Jan 1715: Adms granted to Mary Clarke, the widow. P. 148 dated 5 Apr 1721: Mary Randall, alias Clark. Adms account, accepted. Order to dist to Mary Randall, alias Clarke, eldest son Solomon Clarke, Daniel, Benoni & Elizabeth Clarke, Jemima Cooley, the heirs children of Hannah Gillett & Martha Eglestone. Daniel & Timothy Loomis distributors.

John Clark in the North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000

Name: John Clark
Gender: Male
Age: 59
Birth Date: 10 Apr 1656
First Marriage Date: 1685
Death Date: Sep 1715
Death Place: Windsor
Father: Daniel Clark
Mother: Mary Newberry
Spouse: Mary Crowe
Child: Hannah Clark
John Clark
Mary Clark
Jemima Clark
Martha Clark
Solomon Clark
Elizabeth Clark
Sarah Clark
Daniel Clark
Ann Clark
Benoni Clark



PROBATE:
PROBATE: Manwaring, Charles Wm. A Digest of the Early Connecticut probate records [974.6 P2m], Vol 2, p. 370: Vol IX, p. 43: John Clarke, Windsor, Inventory taken 1715 by Daniel Loomis & Eleazer Hill. Court Record, p. 3 dated 3 Jan 1715: Adms granted to Mary Clarke, the widow. P. 148 dated 5 Apr 1721: Mary Randall, alias Clark. Adms account, accepted. Order to dist to Mary Randall, alias Clarke, eldest son Solomon Clarke, Daniel, Benoni & Elizabeth Clarke, Jemima Cooley, the heirs children of Hannah Gillett & Martha Eglestone. Daniel & Timothy Loomis distributors. 		Clark, John G (I312684224939)
 
3960 Research Notes
Research Notes
An Elizabeth Cade was born 8 April 1620 in Alvingham, Lincolnshire, England to Richard Cade. A marriage between an Elizabeth Cade and William Gutterson took place on May 14, 1644 in Yarburgh, Lincolnshire, England. There is no information to support that this is the same Elizabeth. In fact, based on Elizabeth (___) (Gutterson) Callum giving birth to a daughter, Joanna in 1672, it is very unlikely that the Elizabeth Cade born in 1620 is the same as this Elizabeth ______. 		Elizabeth (I312684224910)
 
3961 Research Notes on Abigail Clark~~Conflicting information re: her father's given name(s).
"Abigail Clark" is listed as a daughter of "George Clark", a "Farmer," in the book "Deacon George Clark(e) of Milford, Connecticut, and some of his descendants", by George Clarke Bryant and Donald Lines Jacobus, 1949, pages 15-16. This book is available online at: https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE937769. This book states (on page 15) that Abigail Clark was "b. Jan. 29, 1653/4; bapt. Feb. 25, 1653/4; d. at Killingworth, Conn., Mar. 15, 17267/7, ae. 73 (gravestone)."

Deacon George Clark(e) of Milford, CT had~~Conflicting information regarding relationship with father/parents.
Deacon George Clark(e) of Milford, CT had only one daughter named Sarah, not an Abigail. This Abigail info is for daughter of Farmer George Clark(e) of Milford, CT. Data from Bryant (1949) "Deacon George Clark(e) .... Descendants", Abbott (1979) "Families of Early Milford, CT". 		Clark, Abigail (I312684225515)
 
3962 Research of Maurine Root for Percy Myer:
Research of Maurine Root for Percy Myer: Hoes Roswell R. Old Dutch church of Kingston.

http://genealogytrails.com/ny/ulster/marriages_pre1750.html--1723 03 May; Matheus Terwilligen; jm, born Shawangunk; Marytjen Oosterhout, jd, born Rochester, both liv there.

Matheus Terwilliger Notes
General Notes: Bapt. recorded Old Dutch church: parents; Jan Evertse and Sytje van Etten. No witnesses named. Same church
marriage record: Matheus Terwilligen; j.m. born in Savengonk*, resided in Raysester [Rochester]. Served in the Ulster County
Militia. Was a foot soldier under the command of Captain Cornelius Hoornbeck in Rocester.
Noted events in his life were:
• He was baptized on 30 Oct 1698 in Recorded At (Old) Reformed Dutch Church, Kingston, Ulster County, New York. 2
• He had a residence in 1723 in Rochester Township, Ulster County, New York.2
• Military: 1738.
(Source: Terwilliger Genealogy Disk, 2007) 		Terwilliger, Matheus Janse (I312684220037)
 
3963 Research results
History and Genealogies of Ancient Windsor has a Bliss family which Mary may belong to. Thomas Bliss came to Hartfor 1639 and died 1650. His widow then moved to Springfield. My guess is that Mary is a grandchild of this couple.

Pioneers of MA by Pope gives date of bir
Pioneers of MA by Pope gives date of birth; lists Mary as ch of Nathaniel and Katharine Chapin. Also that the Mary who md. Jospeh Parsons in 1646 may be this Mary. However, this marriage to Joseph occurred before this Mary's birth.

Birth - Springfield-Warren Manuscript 01
Birth - Springfield-Warren Manuscript 0185408 pg 70: Mary Bliss,b.7m 23d,1651; m.Nathaniel Holcomb, Ordinance Index:Abt 1651/20 Jul 1651/23 Sep 1651 Marr - Anc F Death - Bliss Fmily in America pg 41: She d- 1722 (?) Anc F:5 Mar 1740/1741 Springfield bapt -Ord Index-16 Jan 1932 ARIZO, 20 Jun 1932 LG,16 Dec 1959,10 Jul 1974 PV end - Ord Index-15 Apr 1932 ARIZO, 24 Jun 1932 LOGAN,13 Nov 1932 ARIZO, 22 Jan 1960 SLAKE, 26 Jul 1974 PROVO sld/p -Ord Index-12 Jul 1933 SLAKE,11 Oct 1939 LOGAN,8 Nov 1944 SGEOR, 17 Sep 1974 PROVO,11 Nov 1983 SEATT,16 Jun 1992 JRIVE, 8 Apr 1993 ARIZO, 18 May 1993 SGEOR, 8 Feb 1994 PROVO sld/s -Ord Index-13 Nov 1932 SLAKE Genealogy of the Bliss Family in America Vol 1 compiled by Aaron Tyler Bliss 929.273 B618B pg 41: Mary, b. Sept, 1651, m. Feb 27, 1679 to Nathaniel Holcomb (son of Thomas Holcomb of Windsor, Conn.) who was b. Nov 4, 1648 and was a farmer. They res. at Simsbury, Conn. wher she d. 1722 (?).

Source
Family Group Sheet for Nathaniel Bliss and Catherine Chapin; 1621
McLennan County Library

Nathaniel Bliss: Information sources listed as Mass. 529 Hist. of Springfield Mass. p. 531; V.R. Springfield N.E. Reg Vol.18 P. 84

BIRTH:
BIRTH:
1. Records of Springfield, Mass. (NEHG Register, vol. 18, Jan 1864) p. 8:
Margaret BLISS daughter of Nathaniel Bliss was borne 12 day of ye 9 mon. 1649.

! Dau/o Nathaniel Bliss of Springfield w
! Dau/o Nathaniel Bliss of Springfield who d. in Eng. in 1650, and Catherine Chapin who d. 1712 and was the d/o Samuel Chapin of Springfield, MA. He was one of the original land owners there. Thomas Bliss, grandfather of Mary, was an original land owner of Hartford, who came in 1635 and d. in 1640. ! References: Our Banyan Tree, by Beulah Warner Russon, pg. 8.

BIRTH - DEATH: McPherrson, p. 101 NOTE:
BIRTH - DEATH: McPherrson, p. 101 NOTE: several sources state that Mary died abt 1722- -"The Houghton-Dale Family History", by Justine M. Harris, and others...bears checking.(JTH-8/28/97)

Sources
BIRTH:
1. Records of Springfield, Mass. (NEHG Register, vol. 18, Apr 1864, p. 142):
Mary Bliss daughter of Nathaniel Bliss borne ye 23 of ye 7 mon. 1651. [23 Sep 1651].
2. George E. McCracken, "John Brown's Body", The American Genealogist, Vol. 35, 1959, p. 21

MARRIAGE:
1. Judge Pynchon's Marriage Record: 1685-1711, NEHG Register, vol. 123, Oct 1969, p. 258:
Nathanell Holcomb of Windsor & Mary Bliss of Springfeild Joined in Marriage ffebr 27th 1670 - Sam Chapin & Jo: Hitchcock attested their Legall Publication.
2. "Longmeadow Families," NEHGS Register, vol 31, p. 320.

DEATH: [ BEF. 17 JAN 1723 in probably Springfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts]
1. William Richard Cutter, "New England Families Genealogical & Memorial, Third Series, Vol. III" (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1997) p. 1249.

Mary Bliss was born 23 September 1651 a
Mary Bliss was born 23 September 1651 and died 1722. She m arried 27 February 1670 to Nathaniel Holcomb at Springfield , Hampshire (now Hampden) Co., MA. He was born 4 Novembe r 1648 at Windsor (now in Hartford Co.), CT and died 5 Marc h 1740/1 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. For information o n his parents see the Holcomb Family. They had the followi ng children: Nathaniel Holcomb II b. 11 June 1673 at Springfield, Hampshire (now Hampden) Co ., MA or Windsor, Hartford Co., CT d. 29 September 1766 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT m. 1 November 1695 to Martha Buell (27 Dec 1675-6 Sep 1760 ) at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT and had the following child ren Catherine Holcomb (1687-), David Holcomb (25 Oct 1696-F eb 1784), Nathaniel Holcomb III (25 Oct 1696-1782), Benjami n Holcomb (15 Feb 1697/8-3 Apr 1701), Elizabeth Holcomb (1 3 Mar 1699/1700 or 4 Mar 1700-13 Apr 1700), ___ Holcomb (c1 701-23 Apr 1701), Martha Holcomb (15 Mar 1701-2 Jan 1725/6) , Elizabeth Holcomb (1704-), Jacob Holcomb (1707-), Judah H olcomb (12 Jan 1705/6 or 1706/7-5 Jan 1802), Daniel Holcomb , Mary Holcomb (c27 Oct 1709-10 Oct 1810), Sarah Holcomb (1 2 July 1713-1780) and Peter Holcomb (1715-1803) Mary Holcomb b. 17 May 1675 at Springfield, Hampshire (now Hampden) Co. , MA or Windsor, Hartford Co., CT d. c27 May 1745 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT Jonathan Holcomb b. 15 February 1678/9 d. 7 October 1761 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT m. c1700 to Mary Buell (23 Dec 1677-21 June 1720) at Simsb ury, Hartford Co., CT and had children Jonathan Holcomb (2 5 Dec 1701-22 Oct 1705), Elizabeth Holcomb (14 Jan 1703/4-2 3 Aug 1727), ___ (-22 Oct 1705), Jonathan Holcomb (1706-173 7), Azariah Holcomb (22 Feb 1707/8-1771), Persis Holcomb, D amaris Holcomb (c12 July 1713-), Jacob Holcomb (14 Apr 1715 -29 July 1737), Marcey Holcomb (1717-) and Mary Holcomb (1 0 July 1717-27 Jan 1802) m. 28 June 1721 to Mary Saxton (4 May 1678-), she marrie d first William Gillett (1673-27 Jan 1719) m. Mary Sillyer John Holcom b b. 1680 d. 11 July 1744 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT m. 19 March 1706 to Ann Pettibone (-1753) and had childre n Ann Holcomb (1707-), Dinah Holcomb (1708-1788), John Holc omb, Jr. (1709-1807), Ruth Holcomb (1711-1737), Hester Holc omb (1714-1735, married her first cousin Brewster Higley, J r. see below), Moses Holcomb (1714-1752), Martha Holcomb (1 717-), Miriam Holcomb (1719-), Sarah Holcomb (1719-1800) an d Ashel Holcomb (1720-1807) Martha Holcomb b. 1682 d. 9 January 1717/8 m. Daniel Hayes m. Rene Cossitt Hannah Hester or Esther Holcomb b. February 1684 d. 5 November 1775 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT m. 17 February 1707/8 to Brewser Higley and had children B rewster Higley, Jr. (1709-1794, married his first cousin He ster Holcomb, see above), David Higley (1712-), Joseph Higl ey (1715-1790), Hannah Higley (1717-1812), Hester Higley (1 719-1807), John Higley (1722-1802), Elizabeth Higley (1723- 1774) and Naomi Higley (1728-1817) Elizabeth Holcomb b. 1685 d. 1700 Katherine Holcomb b. 1689 d. 1769 m. 1707 to Joseph Messenger for further information see the Holcomb Family Margaret Holcomb b. c1690 m. 1704 to Nathaniel North and had child Joseph North Sarah Holcomb b. 1691 d. 1787 m. 17 December 1712 to Samuel Barber (1673-1725) and had t he following children Samuel Barber II (1714-1797), Thoma s Barber (1716-1792), Jonathan Barber (1717-1745), John Bar ber (1719-1799), Mercy Barber (1721-1745) and Sarah Barbe r (1722-1785) Benjamin Holcomb b. 15 February 1697/8 or 16 February 1698 at Simsbury, Har tford Co., CT d. 27 January 1758 m. 4 October 1727 to Hannah Case (c1698-19 Jan 1769) and h ad children Benjah Holcomb II and Simeon Holcomb

Source
Genealogy of the Bliss Family; p. 41; FHL book 929.273 B619b; Vol. 1 of 3.

Source:
Hist & Gen. of Ancient Windsor Conn. Stiles p. 394/ "The Holcombe"- McPhersen p. 10 LA Pub. Lib.

There is a Mary Bliss daughter of Nathaniel Bliss and Catherine Chapin born 12 Nov. 1649 Springfield, H., Mass.

Baptism
a second Baptism date, bp. 16Jan1932, written by hand. Also written by hand, 27Feb, b23Sep1651 and Hampden. 		Bliss, Mary (I312684223214)
 
3964 Richard Brown Male 1684 - Abt 1765 (80 years) Individual Ancestors Descendants Relationship Timeline ADDITIONS or CORRECTIONS Personal Information | All | PDF Name Richard Brown Born 6 Apr 1684 Southold, Suffolk Co., LI, NY Find all indi
Richard Brown
Male 1684 - Abt 1765 (80 years)


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In the name of God, Amen, August 15, 1765. I, RICHARD BROWN, of Southold, in Suffolk County, husbandman, "being arived to an advanced age, but of perfect mind." I leave to my eldest son, Richard, all my lands and meadows lying in Oyster Ponds, both Upper Neck and Lower Neck, with one of my dwelling houses, which he shall choose, and all other buildings and land except one dwelling house, And all my farming tackling; Also my sword and cane, and he is to pay to my son Henry 40 shillings in lieu thereof, and he is also to pay to my son Henry œ30, in three payments. I leave to my son Henry all my land lying at Hawcabaug (Accabogue), "reserving to my son Richard the privilege to drive cattle upon the Right of Commonage as usual." I also give to my son Henry my Great Bible and my wearing apparell. I leave to my two daughters, Mehitabel and Dorothy, all my movable estate equally between them. I order my son Richard to pay to my grandson, Peter Brown, 10, in four years after my decease. If he refuses, then I direct that so much of my land lying between Jeremiah Tuthill's land and Thomas Fanning's land upon the north side of the highway to be sold, as will pay the same. I leave to my grandson, Richard Brown, son of my son Richard, one of my dwelling houses, and one acre of land adjoining, with the privilege of keeping 2 cows and one horse, and of getting firewood. I direct that Sarah Brown may have a privilege in one of my houses while she remains single, if she pleases, without hindrance. I make my son Richard and Asa King, executors.

Witnesses, Robert Sheffield, John King, Jr., Willim King, Jr. Proved, September 27, 1771, before Jared Landon.
Person ID I01755 Brown
Last Modified 8 Jan 2015

Father Richard Brown, b. Abt 1650, Salem, Essex Co, MA Find all individuals with events at this location, d. 11 Jul 1701, Orient, Suffolk Co., LI, NY Find all individuals with events at this location (Age ~ 51 years)
Mother Dorothy King, b. 11 Jul 1664, Orient, Suffolk Co., LI, NY Find all individuals with events at this location, d. 22 Mar 1749/50, East Hampton, Suffolk Co., LI, NY Find all individuals with events at this location (Age 85 years)
Married 8 May 1683 Southold, NY Find all individuals with events at this location
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From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

!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

Ancestral File and or LDS Pedigree
Ancestral File and or LDS Pedigree Resource Disc

!1. Information source: New York Geneal
!1. Information source: New York Genealogical and Biographical record. Vol 31 D 65-70, 166-170. 2. Child # 3 Richard md Hannah HAWKE, 24 Dec 1730. 3. Child # 4 Henry md Mary PAINE, 25 Nov 1731. 4. Child # 7 Peter md Mary KING, May 1746. 5. Child # 8 Dorothy md James Brown, 15 Jun 1748.

! The Hist of Southold, Long Is. by Whitaker
! The Hist of Southold, Long Is. by Whitaker. 		Brown, Capt. Richard (I312684223447)
 
3965 Robert/Lucy
Robert/Lucy

will dated 13 Aug 1722 with codicil 28 Oct 1722
mentions
daughter-in-law Mary Awbrey wife of late son Dr Timothy Awbrey
grandchildren Mariana and Elizabeth Awbrey
grandson William Awbrey
grandson Thomas Price
grandchildren Sybil Price and my godson Awbrey Price
grandchildren Daniel Price, Rees Price, Elizabeth Price and Catherine Price
granddaughter Anne Prythero and her son and my godson David Prythero, and her son William Prythero and her daughters Elizabeth and Margaret
daughter Martha Watkins
grandsons William Watkins, Walter Watkins and godson Timothy Watkins
daughter Havard wife of Lewis Havard, he shall not intermeddle,
her daughter Elizabeth Havard
grandson John Havard
granddaughter Mary Simmonds wife of Richard Simmonds
granddau and god dau Elizabeth Simmonds
nephew _eilb[illegible] Harris son of my late brother William Harris
brothers Dr Harris and Charles Harris
sister Olivia Price
sister Anne Mason and her husband
sister Harris wife to my late brother Hopton Harris
sister Jeffereys
sister Barbara Harris
daughter Mary Awbrey

In the name of god Amen the 13th day of August in the year of our lord 1722 I Elizabeth Lucy of the town of Brecon in the county of Breconshire widow being of Sound and perfect mind and memory Blessed Be God and considering the uncertainty of this mortal life do make and publish this my last will and testament in manner following that is to say

first and principally I commend my soul to almighty god my creator .. by beleving that I shall receive full pardon and free remission of my sins and be saved by the .. death and merits of my blessed saviour Jesus Christ and my body to the Earth to be buried in such decent and Christian manner as to my executors herein after named Shall be thought most and convenient but to be intered in that grave wherein the bodies of my dead first husband and my dear son William were laid

and as for such worldly estate as the lord in Mercy have blessed me with my will and meaning is the same shall be employed and bestowed as HereinAfter by this my will

first I give and bequeath to my daughter-in-law Mary Awbrey the sum of 200 pounds for and in satisfaction of a bond .dot.dot upon or after her intermarried with my late son Dr Timothy Awbrey and of the money .. thereby and

I do also give unto my grandchildren Mariana and Elizabeth Awbrey the sum of 100 Pounds apiece and towards payment of the aforesaid .. do give and appropriate the two following sums namely 300lbs due to me from Thomas Lloyd gentleman and 100 lb due to me by Bond from Christopher Portrey of Ynis Rodroyn gentleman

Item I give to my said daughter Awbrey the sum of 100 pounds my silver coffee pot one silver hand candlestick my green satin embroidered toylet with its appurtenances and two other toylets one one of lawn and the other of striped muslin

Item I give to my said granddaughter Marianna Awbrey my large silver basin with the foot toit

and to my said granddaughter and god daughter Elizabeth Awbrey my gold .. hair and hook and my silver for table

Item I give devise and bequeath unto my grandson William Awbrey all the mortgage money and interest due to me as directed of my late son William Awbrey and sourced upon the credit of the lands of John Turboroill and Richard Turboroill of Mangattork in the county of Brecon: upon condition nevertheless that he my said grandson William Albury shall within 18 months nett after he shall arrive to his full age of 21 years in and form of Law ratify and confirm the bargain and sale by me made unto Thomas Lloyd gentlemen of all that massuage or dwelling house out houses and garden called the old boar in the said farm of Brecon and shall .dot.dot to such propses conoeyantes and apertinences in the law for that and all for conveying the same finishes or releasing his right and interest therein unto the said Thomas Lloyd his heirs and assigns forever as by .. shall be advised according to the purpose and effect of the deed or deeds by me reached unto the said Thomas Lloyd his heirs and assigns for ever or any other in trust for him

Item I give to my said grandons william awbrey my gold seal with the family coat of arms engraved thereon .. and all the furniture of the houses I now live in I dispose with parts as I have or shall herinafter dispose of

AND my will and meaning is that his mother shall have the use of all the plate and furniture .. if he shall not attain his full age then shall be by remainder to his heirs sisters if they or either of them shall survive him

ITEM I give unto my grandson Thomas Price all those shares and partnership which I have and am entitled to in copper works at Swanzey in the county of Glamorgan and all the term and advantage and benefit thereof upon condition that thomas price shall pay unto my daughter Havard in case she shall survive her husband Lewis Havard the yearly sum of five pounds .. during the erm of her natural life.

ITEM I give to my daughter Elizabeth Price my single pair of silver candlesticks snufflers and pan
I give to my grandchildren Sybil Price and my godson Awbrey Price the sum of 50 pounds apiece
And I also give my other grandchildren Daniel Price, Rees Price, Elizabeth Price and Catherine Price the sum of 20 pounds apiece

ITEM I give to my granddaughter Anne Prythero 20 pounds and also to her son and my godson David Prythero 40 pounds and to her son William Prythero 20 pounds and to her daughters Elizabeth and Margaret the sum of 10 pounds apiece

ITEM I give unto my daughter Martha Watkins 50 pounds ,, best bed with the chairs stools but it shall not be taken away during such time as my said dau in law shall continue to live in the house wherin I now dwell or until such time as she shall marry or remove to reside elsewhere

I give unto my grandsons William Watkins and Walter Watkins 20 pounds apeice and to my grandson and godson Timothy Watkins 40 pounds

Item I will that my executors pay out of my person estate unto my kinsmen and friends charles penry of brecon: .. rodderick Prythero gentleman and william owsely of brecon grocer the yearly sum of 20 pounds during the lifetime of Lewis Havard of the town of brecon gentleman only and if my said daughter Havard wife of the said Lewis Havard shall so long .. by two equal half yearly payments to the intent and purposes that the said charles penry rodderick Prythero and william owsely or their executors shall pay and dispose of the said yearly sum of twenty pounds as the same shall be widowed to the own and separate use of my said daughter havard and not unto the said lewis havard .. and he shall not intermeddle
Item I will and order that my said daughter havard shall have the use of my silber candlestick my silver porronger and silver spoon for her life and after her decease to her daughter Elizabeth Havard

Item I give unto my grand daughter Elizabeth Havard 500 pounds and towards the payment thereof do give and appropriate the two following sums namely 300 pounds due to me as executrix of my late son william awbrey by bond from silvannus Bevams of swanzey and others and 200 pounds and in like manner by bond from john jones of Creebarth within the parish of Lanavanvawr gentleman and other but my will is that such interest shall be due by virtue of the said bonds to the time of my decease shall be paid to or retreived by my executors and I do further give and devise to my grandau havard 20 pounds

Item I give to my grandson John Havard 50 pounds towards sorting him out an apprentice and my will and meaning is that Lewis Havard the father of Elizabeth and John Havard be not suffered to intermeddle in any manner with all or any of the legacies bequeathed by me

Item I give and bequeth to the siad charles penry rodderick Prythero and william owsely 20 pounds to be by them paid to the sole and separate use of my granddaughter Mary Simmonds wife of Richard Simmonds .. and 20 pounds more to be by them laid out in buying a piece of plate or otherwise for the benefit of my granddau and god dau Elizabeth Simmonds and richard simmonds shall not intermeddle with the two last mentioned legacies in any sort neither shall the same or either of them be liable to his debts

Item I give to my nephew Ceilb[illegible] Harris son of my late brother William Harris 10 pounds
Item I give to my brothers Dr Harris and Charles Harris to my sister Olivia Price to my sister Anne Mason and to her husband to my sister Harris wife to my late brother Hopton Harris to my sister Jeffereys to my sister Barbara Harris to my grandsons Rodderick Prythero Richard and thomas Awbry and also to the said charles Bury and wiliam Owesley to each of them a mourning ring of a guineas price or value

Item I give to thomas shermon if living with me at my decease _ pounsd and to my chief maid servant then living with me _ pounds and also 20 shillings apiece to the other servants that shall be then in my service

Lastly I nominate and appoint my said daughters Mary Awbrey and my dau Elizabeth Price and Martha Watkins executrixes of this my last will and give [??unto them] the residue of my personal estate

Codicil 28 Oct 1722
 		Harris, Elizabeth (I312684221489)
 
3966 Rootsweb.com
Robert Spink (Immigrant Robert Spink) sailed from London in 1635 on the ship "Speedwell" bound for Virginia. From 1648 to 1665 he was in Newport and Portsmouth, Rhode Island. He resided in 1665 in Quidnesset, Rhode Island. In 1665 he purchased an estate in Quidnesset south of Davisville docks on Narragansett Bay shoreline. He died before Mar. 1695 in Kingstown, Washington Co. Rhode Island.


!1. will proved 27 Mar 1695.
!1. will proved 27 Mar 1695.

Came across to America in 1635 on the Speedwell
Came across to America in 1635 on the Speedwell. The passenger list from the ship lists a 20 year old Robert Spynk. Robert’s passage was paid as a headright by Arthur Bayly (Richard Baylie?) arriving at Jamestown, Va. in Aug. 1635.
[copied from a custom event for readability - kh9] 		Spink, Robert (I312684222619)
 
3967 Ruth Emma Maughan Griffin Memorial Photos Flowers Edit Share Learn about removing the ads from this memorial... Birth: Oct. 15, 1865 Death: Sep. 6, 1936 Family links: Spouse: Thomas Griffin (1856 - 1939) Children: Albert William Griffin (188
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Birth: Oct. 15, 1865
Death: Sep. 6, 1936


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Spouse:
Thomas Griffin (1856 - 1939)

Children:
Albert William Griffin (1887 - 1919)*
Rhoda Maria Griffin Dahle (1891 - 1968)*
Phoebe Griffin Jardine (1893 - 1959)*
Raymond Maughan Griffin (1896 - 1973)*
Henry Dewey Griffin (1898 - 1979)*
Joseph Donald Griffin (1903 - 1985)*
Brigham Maughan Griffin (1905 - 1988)*

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Burial:
Clarkston City Cemetery
Clarkston
Cache County
Utah, USA
Plot: 8_6_3

Created by: Burnt Almond Fudge
Record added: Jul 12, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 39394002


There is a history of her in the book "T
There is a history of her in the book "The Thomas Griffin Family" by VerlThompson and Kaylene A. Griffin, 1997. Page 49. Information on spouseand children from that source. Her headstone is in the Clarkston Cemetery, Aug 2002, DLG.

!BIRTH: Richmond, Utah, Ward Records, G
!BIRTH: Richmond, Utah, Ward Records, GS #25601 p.85 !MARRIAGE: Clarkston, Utah Ward Records, GS #25607 Membership Cards #71 !DEATH: Death Certificate Cemetery Record, Clarkston, Utah !BAPTISM: Weston, Idaho Ward Records, GS #7633 p.13 !ENDOWMENT: Logan Temple, Endowments for the Living Book A p.77 Temple Index Bureau Cards !SEALING (wife-husb.): Temple Index Bureau Card 		Maughan, Ruth Emma (I312684221961)
 
3968 Ruth/Dudley * 23 Oct 1764; Abigail/Bradl
Ruth/Dudley * 23 Oct 1764; Abigail/Bradley * 1 Nov 1769; Anna/Evarts * 3 Feb 1793; Dinah/Evarts * 1 May 1796

Above ordinance date (Heir-Walter E./Wil
Above ordinance date (Heir-Walter E./Wilcox, rel il)

23 Oct 1764 Ruth/Dudley *. 1 Nov 1769 Ab
23 Oct 1764 Ruth/Dudley *. 1 Nov 1769 Abigail/Bradley *. 3 Feb 1793 Anna/Evarts *. 5 Jul 1802 Rachel/Ray *.

[John Evarts Descendants.ftw] SOURCE fo
[John Evarts Descendants.ftw] SOURCE for date of death and burial from Headstone Inscriptions Town of Guilford, CT. copied in 1934 under the auspices of F.E.R.A. and W.P.A. sponsored by the CT. State Lib. compiled under supervision of Charles R. Hale, State Military Necrologist, Hartfort, CT. Dec 1937. Repository: Guilford Free Lib.

Ruth/Dudley, Anna/Evarts, Dinah/Evarts,
Ruth/Dudley, Anna/Evarts, Dinah/Evarts, Rachel/Ray

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

23 Oct 1764 Ruth/Dudley * ,1 Nov 1769 Ab
23 Oct 1764 Ruth/Dudley * ,1 Nov 1769 Abigail/Bradley * , 1 May 1796 Dinah/Evarts *, 5 Jul 1802 Rachel/Ray *.

Abigail/Bradley * 1Nov1769 Anna/Evarts 3
Abigail/Bradley * 1Nov1769 Anna/Evarts 3Feb1793, Dina/Evarts 1May1796, Rachel/Ray 5Jul1802

1 Nov 1769 Abigail/Bradley. 3 Feb 1793 A
1 Nov 1769 Abigail/Bradley. 3 Feb 1793 Anna/Evarts. 1 May 1796 Dinah/Evarts. 5 Jul 1802 Rachel/Ray. 		Evarts, Benjamin (I312684225671)
 
3969 s)
s)

!Bempflingen parish records, by correspo
!Bempflingen parish records, by correspondence (Rudolph A. Noss) 		Veil, Catharina (I312684218032)
 
3970 Samuel son of Robert Dayton and Elizabeth Woodruff
the Samuel Dayton who dies 30 Jan 1746 by his age at death was born in 1665 and is not the Samuel shown as Samuel Junior who was the son of Roberts brother Samuel. The Will of Samuel Dayton gives his fathers name as Robert not Robard. It also gives his current wife's name as Dorothy Who according to the Southold Town records he married 21 August 1705 his first wife having died 31 August 1704 according to one source in Genealogical and Family History on page 237 Gives his first wife's name as Wilhelmina.

Samuel's first wife maybe named Dorothy and possibly a Miller or Hobart
First wife's name may have been Dorothy and she may have been a Miller or a Hobart, according to Jeannette Edwards Rattray compilation "East Hampton History including Genealogies of Early Families" published 1953 - Dayton family section page 269.

NAME: from Dayton-Tritton Genealogy by E
NAME: from Dayton-Tritton Genealogy by Edson C. Dayton, 1931, p.22. SOURCE: Early Daytons and Descendants of Henry, Jr., by Donald Lines Jacobus and Arthur Bliss Dayton, 1959. MARRIAGE: believed to be unmarried DEATH: drowned when boat capsized. BIRTH: "guess" by Donald Lines Jacobus.


See the American Monthly Magazine, Aug

See the American Monthly Magazine, Aug 1900 for names and dates.

There is a note of a Samuel baptized 1701, as his grandchild, but which mother.

Source:
Author: Edson C. Dayton
Title: The Dayton Genealogy
Citation:
Page: P78



Samuel’s death was noted as this: He an

Samuel’s death was noted as this: He and two others took their grain to Connecticut to be ground. On the way back the boat was capsized, their hats found but their bodies were not recovered. (Pg23)

Source:
Author: Edson C. Dayton
Title: The Dayton Genealogy

 		Dayton, Samuel (I312684223673)
 
3971 Samuel married Elizabeth Smith 15 Nov 16
Samuel married Elizabeth Smith 15 Nov 1699.

original endowment was shown as 11 Nov 1
original endowment was shown as 11 Nov 1838 resealed to parents 28 Jun 1948

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

! Samuel m. Elizabeth SMITH 15 NOV 1699 SS 16 OCT 1964

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

original endowment was shown as 11 Nov 1838 resealed to parents 28 Jun 1948

Conn. N2b, Vol.2, p 45

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

!wife Elizabeth SMITH was the daughter of Thomas SMITH and Elizabeth PATTERSON birth NHVR v 1 p 63; marriage v 1 p 128 by Moses Mansfield

Samuel married Elizabeth Smith 15 Nov 1699.

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

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

! Samuel m. Elizabeth SMITH 15 NOV 1699
! Samuel m. Elizabeth SMITH 15 NOV 1699 SS 16 OCT 1964

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

!wife Elizabeth SMITH was the daughter o
!wife Elizabeth SMITH was the daughter of Thomas SMITH and Elizabeth PATTERSON birth NHVR v 1 p 63; marriage v 1 p 128 by Moses Mansfield 		Cooper, Samuel Sr (I312684225494)
 
3972 Samuel Swann Will
Also, his trade in England and all his money to his last four children Samuel, John, Elizabeth and Sarah. Gave alot of land to Henry and Thomas but William and Sampson personal items and 5 pounds to Sampson saying both having advanced sufficient for them in his lifetime. Naming Richard Bland of Virginia to help the children in joint trading stock Wife Elizabeth or Elisabeth sole Executor.. 		Swann, Colonel and Honorable Samuel (I312684223400)
 
3973 Samuel was named as sole heir by his par
Samuel was named as sole heir by his parents and left 1 1/4 acres of land at Barlows Plain, Fairfield, Connecticut. He was on many land records and witnessed probate records at Fairfield from as early as 1680 and continuing through 1692. His land purchases in Fairfield County were made from Joseph James, Nathaniel Adame, John Cabel, Josiah Harvey, Joseph Rowland, Cornelius Hull and Thomas Sherwood. It is believed that he first married a daughter of Edward Adams. In his will, Edward stated that he gave land to Samuel, probably an inheritence to his daughter. Samuel's will was dated 2 April 1698, his considerable estate was left to his young wife, Abigail Lockwood, and their daughter. 		Robinson, Samuel (I312684223826)
 
3974 Samuel/Cory
Samuel/Cory

Helen Schatvet Ullmann, CG, FASG, "David
Helen Schatvet Ullmann, CG, FASG, "David and Abigail (Winter) Russell of Lexington, Concord, and Littleton, Massachusetts," MASSOG 33 (2009):75-81 at 79. 		Russell, Abigail (I312684220252)
 
3975 Sankt Gallen is also called St. Gallen.
Sankt Gallen is also called St. Gallen.

1) Michael/Bromberger* sealed 6 Feb 1959
1) Michael/Bromberger* sealed 6 Feb 1959 SL

2Nov1670 Johannes/Wandel *
2Nov1670 Johannes/Wandel *

!Family History Library archival record
!Family History Library archival record 		Wandel, Mrs. Barbara (I312684219697)
 
3976 SAR Membership 24420


Line 238502 from GEDCOM File not recogni
Line 238502 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: MARR DATE 29 FEB 1723

Samuel Ingalls 1654-1733 called to testify
On September 25, 1690, Samuel Ingalls, son of Henry Ingalls and Mary Osgood Ingalls, and brother of Mary Ingalls Swan, was called to testify in a case involving Mary Ingalls Swan's husband Joshua Swan's younger brother Samuel Swan. Samuel Swan, an 18 year-old acted irrationally and struck a horse belonging to Captain Wainwright. His father, Robert Swan confronted the young man and beat him before he was tried and sentenced to jail. The elder Swan faced no recrimination for physically beating his son as the law allowed corporal punishment by parents against their children. Essex County Court Docs, LDS, note attached to Robert Swan.

1704
1704

1689
1689

Sources: Birth: (1) p914 & (4) p22, p25
Sources: Birth: (1) p914 & (4) p22, p25 Death:(4) p25 Marriage: (1) p914 & (4) p22, p25 & (187) p193 Married Sarah Hendrick. Source (8): p142: selectman in 1703. p107: on list of Andover, MA, men, 17 years or older, who pledged allegiance to the King. p120: on tax rolls at end of fifty years of the settlement. (4) p25: "... On the records he is called Sergeant."

LDS bp. 24 Sep 1923
LDS bp. 24 Sep 1923

Birth, Death, Marr: Vital and Town Recor
Birth, Death, Marr: Vital and Town Records, Andover, Essex, Mass.,(GS 974.45/A2V2t, 878780).

!BIRTH:Posterity of Edmund Ingalls, Post
!BIRTH:Posterity of Edmund Ingalls, Posterity of Edmund Ing alls !DEATH:Book, Genealogy & History of the Ingalls Family in A merica, The Genealogy & History of the Ingalls Family in Am erica, giving the descendants of Edmund Ingalls who settle d at Lynn, Charles Burleigh, Baltimore MD: Gateway Press, 1 984 		Ingalls, Samuel I (I312684224896)
 
3977 Sarah Who?
The child of Sarah and John Porter named Sarah? May be the child of Edward Salter in his will of 1734, it states Mrs. or Madam Sarah Porter is taking care of his daughter Sarah??? She is to raise her and keep her Estate given to her from her father" until" she reaches 18 or is married. 		Lillington, Sarah (I312684223674)
 
3978 Sarah's Parents
How do we know that the Sarah Thomas bapt 1730 in Connecticut (dau of Charles Thomas and Martha Hobby) was the same as the Sarah who married Job St John?


died BEF 1773?
died BEF 1773?

1807 death record
There is an 1807 death record attached as a source to this profile. That is for a different Sarah-- wife of Stephen St John, not for Sarah wife of Job. 		Thomas, Sarah (I312684221577)
 
3979 Sarah/Fuller * 1787
Sarah/Fuller * 1787

bp. 9 Aug 1921
bp. 9 Aug 1921

family representative is a direct desce
family representative is a direct descendant of this child

Martha/Kellum, 10Jul1694, 1st wife
Martha/Kellum, 10Jul1694, 1st wife

Non-standard gedcom data: 1 HIST @N1@
Non-standard gedcom data: 1 HIST @N1@

_P_CCINFO 1-14417
_P_CCINFO 1-14417

!BIR-MAR-DEATH-ORDINANCES: FGR in LDS A
!BIR-MAR-DEATH-ORDINANCES: FGR in LDS Archives; FHL Film # 1,274,077

Ancestral File Number:&ltAFN&gt 9VWR-PN
Ancestral File Number:&ltAFN&gt 9VWR-PN

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. 		Follett, John I (I312684223252)
 
3980 Sarah/Terry, Elizabeth/Gardiner (2) 6 No
Sarah/Terry, Elizabeth/Gardiner (2) 6 Nov 1735, (3) 30 Nov 1745

! The Hist of Southold, Long Is. by Whit
! The Hist of Southold, Long Is. by Whitaker. A Cordwainer.

Sarah/Terry 6 Nov 1735; Elizabeth/Gardin
Sarah/Terry 6 Nov 1735; Elizabeth/Gardiner 30 Nov 1745

The GED you are downloading represents t
The GED you are downloading represents the research efforts of manyindividualsover many years. A number of sources are hundred years old andcannot be fullyverified. I have made every attempt to cross reference mysources and have picked what I felt wa 		Youngs, John (I312684223697)
 
3981 Sarah/Whiting 30 Jan 1770
Sarah/Whiting 30 Jan 1770 		Cornish, Jabez (I312684223534)
 
3982 Savage: m 9 Feb 1674 Non-standard gedcom
Savage: m 9 Feb 1674 Non-standard gedcom data: 1 REFN NJH9-JB 2 SOUR LDS Ancestral File, Version 416F

JOHN EDGECOMB AND SARAH STALLION just some research
EDGECOMB, JOHN, New London 1670, m. 9 Feb. 1673, Sarah, d. of Edward Stallion, the rec. calls him " s. of Nicholas E. of Plymouth, old Eng." had Margaret, b. 1674; John, 14 Nov. 1675; Sarah, 29 July1678; Joanna, 3 Mar. 1680; Nicholas; Samuel, 1690; and Thomas; d. Apr. 1721, at gr. age. NICHOLAS, Scarborough 1640, took o. of submis. to Mass. 13 July 1658; but as I find his subscript, by a mark, lie was not, prob. (as Farmer thot.) of the fam. of Sir Richard E. of Mount Edgcombe in Devon. Yet he may have been a depend, of that ho. He rem. a. 1660 to Saco. In Southgate, p. 25, we learn that his d. Mary m. George Page of Saco ; and next, John Ashton of Scar borough ; and that his other d. Joanna m. a Pynchon of Boston. Christopher, John, Michael, and Robert, soldiers at Blackpoint, Scar borough, 1676, were, we may well imagine, his s. John was one of the selectmen of Saco 1676; Robert m. Rachel, d. of James Gibbins of Saco, and there d. 1730, aged 74.
GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY.
VOLUME II. page 100
GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF THE FIRST SETTLERS OF NEW ENGLAND, SHOWING THREE GENERATIONS THOSE WHO CAME BEFORE MAY, 1693, BASIS OF FARMER S REGISTER, FORTES CREANTUR FORTIBUS

BY JAMES SAVAGE, FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY AND EDITOR OF WINTHROP S HISTORY OP NEW ENGLAND. IN FOUR VOLUMES
VOL. II.
BOSTON:
LITTLE, BROWN AND COMPANY
1860.

(AND some more)
John, chr 12 Mch 1647/8 Plymouth St. Andrew. He trained as a tanner but decided that his future lay not in Plymouth but in America. Around 1673 he settled at New London, Connecticut, where he married and raised a family. Numerous descendants including E.F.G.H. members Pauline Albers and Constance, wife of Ted Barraclough, are known. Lieutenant John Edgcombe of New Hartford, the ancestor of many more E.F.G.H. members -see E.F.G.H.16, pp. 402-412 - may have been his grandson.

(AND some more stuff)

John Edgecombe aka Edgecomb

Born about 1647 in Plymouth, Devon, England [uncertain]Son of Nicholas Edgecombe and Joan (Unknown) Edgecombe[sibling(s) unknown]Husband of Sarah (Stallyon) Edgecombe — married February 9, 1672 in New London, Connecticut Husband of Elizabeth (Larrabee) Edgecombe — married about 1699 in New London, Connecticut Father of John Edgecombe, Sarah (Edgecombe) Bolles and Thomas EdgecombDied April 11, 1721 in New London, ConnecticutProfile manager: Chase Ashley [send private message]Last modified 9 September 2015.This page has been accessed 233 times.

Biography

John Edgecombe of New London, Connecticut was the the son of Nicholas Edgecombe of Plymouth, England and Joan (Unknown) Edgecombe.[1][2][3] Although Caulkins suggests,[4] and many family trees state, that John Edgecombe of New London was the same John Edgecombe who was the son of Nicholas Edgecombe and Wilmot (Randell) Edgecombe of Saco, Maine, research subsequent to Caulkins has disproven that relationship.[1][2][3] John Edgecombe himself testified that he was the son of Nicholas Edgecombe of Plymouth, Old England.[3] (For a discussion of all the Edgecombes in America prior to the Revolutionary War, see Alan Taylor's article Edgecombes of Early Colonial America.)

John was probably born in early 1647/8 and was baptized in St. Andrews church in Plymouth, England on March 12, 1647/8.[1][3]

John's father, Nicholas, died in 1649, when John was only one or two years old.[1][5] John's mother, Joan, headed the household and continued to manage Nicholas's brewery business until 1666, when John's older brother, Nicholas Jr., took over as head of the business.[1] Since it was intended that Nicholas Jr. was to inherit the brewing business, John was trained as a tanner.[1]

John came to America and settled in New London, Connecticut about 1673.[1][6] He married Sarah Stallyon in New London on February 9th or November 9th of that year or the following year.[7][8]

John and Sarah had the following children:

1. John, b. November 14, 1675, m. Hannah Hempstead

2. Sarah, b. July 29, 1678, m. John Bolles

3. Joanna, b. March 3, 1679/80, m. Henry Delamore

4. Nicholas, b. January 23, 1681/2

5. Samuel, b. 1690

6. Thomas[3][4]

After Sarah died, perhaps about 1694,[9] John married Elizabeth (Larrabee) Hempstead, the widow of Joshua Hempstead and the mother-in-law of his son, John,[4] perhaps in 1699.[9]

In October 1704, John Edgecombe was among 77 New London men named in a colony grant extending the town’s boundaries northward to include the Mohegan reservation, which had long been claimed by the town but had not been within its legal borders.[10]

Converse speculated that John Edgecombe came to New England to look out for the family's interests in the region. In 1637, Sir Richard Edgecombe had been granted land in Maine (a large portion of the current town of Bowdoinham) by Sir Ferninando Gorges. Because of conflicting claims, the Edgecombe's rights to these lands were disputed for many years. In 1713, John Edgecombe appeared before a commission in Massachusetts on behalf of Sir Richard Edgecombe's heirs to assert their rights to the lands. The issue was not finally resolved, however, until 1769, almost 50 years after John Edgecombe's death, when a court in Portland, Maine found in favor of the conflicting claim of James Bowdoin who had acquired his rights from the Kennebec Company.[3] John Edgecombe's claim on behalf of the heirs of Sir Richard Edgecombe can be seen in the Book of Eastern Claims.[11]

John Edgecombe died in New London on April 11, 1721.[3][4] His estate was valued at £681 and consisted of his home in the town plot and two large farms.[4]



Sources

[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [12] [9] [10] [11]

↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 Alan Taylor, "Some Merchants at Plymouth"↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Edgecombe DNA Family Tree↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 Charles Allend Converse, "Edgecombe of Devonshire, England and Connecticut, New England" 1907↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 Francis Manwaring Caulkins, "History of New London, Connecticut," H.D. Utley, 1895, p 366↑ 5.0 5.1 Ancestry.com. UK, Extracted Probate Records, 1269-1975 (database on-line). Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2009.↑ 6.0 6.1 Francis Manwaring Caulkins, "History of New London, Connecticut," H.D. Utley, 1895, p 264↑ 7.0 7.1 White, Lorraine Cook, ed. The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records. Vol. 1-55. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1994-2002.↑ 8.0 8.1 Clemens, William Montgomery. American Marriage Records Before 1699. Pompton Lakes, NJ, USA: Biblio Co., 1926.↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 Date cited in unsourced family trees on ancestry.com.↑ 10.0 10.1 Frances Manwaring Caulkins, "History of New London, Connecticut," H.D. Utley, 1895, pp 259-262↑ 11.0 11.1 "Book of Eastern Claims," pp 30, reprinted from Maine Historical and Genealogical Recorder, v. 4-8, S.M. Watson, 1887-1895, pp 200-201↑ Yates Publishing. U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 (database on-line). Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004.

See also:

* Alan J C Taylor, "Edgecombes at New London," Edgecombe Family History Genealogy and History, edited by Alan Taylor, 30 October 1997, pp 799-817






1649
1649

Mrs. Elizabeth/Hempstead #2
Mrs. Elizabeth/Hempstead #2

THE ROGERENES, by John R. Bolles & Anna
THE ROGERENES, by John R. Bolles & Anna B. Williams, 1904, pg. 213: The wife of John Bolles is dau. of Mr. John Edgecomb, another prominent planter of New London, also of gentle blood of Old England. (Edgecombs of Mount Edgecomb.) As his father's sole heir and by right of his wife in her father's estate, as well as through his own prudence and enterprise, this young man is destined to be one of the richest men in New London. On account of a remarkable escape from death while an infant in arms, John Bolles was led, while still a youth, to pledge himself to the service of God. Now, arfter careful examination into the doctrines of John Rogers, he devotes himself, in abedience to his youthfuf pledge, reverently and enthusiastically to that cause. (See Pat I., Chapter VI.).

English


"Saco Valley Settlements and Families,"
"Saco Valley Settlements and Families," by G.T. Ridlon, Sr., 1895.

Removed to Saco, and was selectman there in 1686. No record of a family.

!Parkhurst Manuscript, Early Families of
!Parkhurst Manuscript, Early Families of New London and Vicinity; 		Edgecomb, John (I312684223743)
 
3983 Schenectady,BCNY Vrooman 1687. My 9th great-grandfather.
Schenectady,BCNY Vrooman 1687. My 9th great-grandfather. 		Vrooman, Capt Hendrick Adamse (I312684220143)
 
3984 sealing to John Jones Williams
EH location number 1149514 page 564 #3847 14 September 1861

Note from Hattie Young Sorenson: "Aunt M
Note from Hattie Young Sorenson: "Aunt Mary was 12 when the family came across the plains in the handcart company." 		Jones, Mary (I312684221372)
 
3985 sealing to parents
Book 19 page 377 9 June 1915

!Baptism redone.
!Baptism redone. 		Jones, Margaret (I312684221640)
 
3986 See "Genealogical History of the Town of Reading, Ma" Page 110
Page 110 " Roberts, Giles by wife Deborah had a daughter : Deborah born 1711 and married 1731 Ebenezer Foster, of Wilmington. This Giles may have been the son of David Roberts of Woburn who had a son Giles.

Is this the correct Deborah to seal to Giles Roberts?
The attached source gives Deborah Peirce's birth date as 5 December 1700. The sources following that are supposed children of this Deborah and Giles Roberts, however, the first birth year is 1711 when Deborah Peirce was only 11 and the next ones are similarly very early for someone of this ages. 		Deborah (I312684224960)
 
3987 See also AFN: PJFX-S5 (bd. 24 Sep 1665).
See also AFN: PJFX-S5 (bd. 24 Sep 1665).

Ancestral File AFN: PJFX-S5 and or LD
Ancestral File AFN: PJFX-S5 and or LDS Pedigree Resource Disc

B:DVRp9
B:DVRp9 		Thorpe, Hannah (I312684223891)
 
3988 See also AFN: WFHJ-48.
See also AFN: WFHJ-48.

26 Dec 1696 Mary/Bullard
26 Dec 1696 Mary/Bullard

!PRF CD #7
!PRF CD #7

2 Mary Mackenall 21 Jun 1705 died 30 Jan
2 Mary Mackenall 21 Jun 1705 died 30 Jan 1752

!SOURCE FAMILY: DESCENDANTS OF GEORGE H
!SOURCE FAMILY: DESCENDANTS OF GEORGE HOLMES; Film 824413; Item 2.

Mary/Bullard 1696 Dedham, Norfolk, Mass.
Mary/Bullard 1696 Dedham, Norfolk, Mass.

!Frank's direct line.
!Frank's direct line.

proxy is female to male bapt.
proxy is female to male bapt.

Additional information may be found on
Additional information may be found on back

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. 		Holmes, Samuel I (I312684223763)
 
3989 See notes under both father and mother r
See notes under both father and mother relative to information about Hannah. The following came from Smith - Tilton Genealogy (page 293) on internet (www.google.com) related to Abigail Clark. Children of Abraham PIERSON (President of Yale Co) and Abigail CLARKE were as follows: + 16 vi Hannah3 PIERSON, born 1684/87 in Newark Essex Co New Jersey. She married Isaac LYON.

Abraham Pierson Descendants lists Hannah's birth as 1687 		Pierson, Hannah (I312684225532)
 
3990 See notes under both father and mother r
See notes under both father and mother relative to information about Ruth. The following came from Smith - Tilton Genealogy (page 293) on internet (www.google.com) related to Abigail Clark. Children of Abraham PIERSON (President of Yale Co)and Abigail CLARKE were as follows: + 18 viii Ruth3 PIERSON, born 1693. She married John FRENCH.

New family search has Ruth listed as married to a John Finch with no children listed. A WC "mikemather" for Ruth Pierson, born 1693 in New Jersey was the only entry on www.rootsweb.com lisintg Ruth with children (2). Ruth had 10 WC WC entries with 8 listing her spouse s John French, only one listing children. .

! REFERENCES: Families of Early Guilford
! REFERENCES: Families of Early Guilford, Conn., pg. 498 (French)

bp 26Nov1934
bp 26Nov1934

Husband was a Deacon(Minister)
Husband was a Deacon(Minister) 		Pierson, Ruth (I312684225553)
 
3991 See notes under both father and mother r
See notes under both father and mother relative to information about Susannah. The following came from Smith - Tilton Genealogy (page 293) on internet (www.google.com) related to Abigail Clark. Children of Abraham PIERSON (President of Yale College) and Abigail CLARKE were as follows: + 12 ii Susanna3 PIERSON, born 1677/82 in Newark Essex Co New Jersey. She married Benjamin BISHOP.

Abraham Pierson Descendants lists Susannah's marriage on 24 Aug 1696.

LDS Ancestral File, ver.4.19, Family Gro
LDS Ancestral File, ver.4.19, Family Group Record, Descendancy Chart. Record states she had another marriage, but no name recorded.

Line 477 from GEDCOM File not recognizab
Line 477 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: NAME Susannan /PIERSON/ GIVN Susannan Line 478 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: NAME Susannan /PIERSON/ SURN PIERSON Line 481 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: SOUR @S01@

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

bp 26Nov1934
bp 26Nov1934 		Pierson, Susanna (I312684225538)
 
3992 See Research on the Azubah Munger Ancestry, 22 February 2016, 12 pages, located in her memories. See (L7JX-9LT).
See Research on the Azubah Munger Ancestry, 22 February 2016, 12 pages, located in her memories. See (L7JX-9LT).

!Birth date from Genealogy of Connecticu
!Birth date from Genealogy of Connecticut Families from the NEHGR, Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, 1983. FHL US/CAN 974.6 D2g.

!Death date from Families of Early Guilford,
Connecticut by Alvan Talcott, Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, 1984.

!Ordinances: Listed in IGI file under birth date of "abt 1662".

This file is as error-free as my source
This file is as error-free as my sources. IF you should discover an error, I would appreciate it if you would bring it to my attention and provide me with the correct information and source for that information. Many thanks.

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

!Info received from Marilyn Bobseine, Al
!Info received from Marilyn Bobseine, Allegany, NY

Samuel was a farmer. He was a member of
Samuel was a farmer. He was a member of the Congregational church.

! Charles Woodworth has been referred to
! Charles Woodworth has been referred to as Caleb, prob. because Sarah Hand Munger's youngest dau. Jane md. Caleb Woodworth.

! BIOGRAPHY: Samuel MUNGER was a Farmer;
! BIOGRAPHY: Samuel MUNGER was a Farmer; A member of the Congregational Church. He was permitted in 1696 to build a Sabbath Day house on the rocks in back of Lt. Bradley's house, in Guilford. ! CHILDREN: Had eight children. ! DEATH: We have two death dates: 5 or 12 March 1717/1718. ! REFERENCES: "The Munger Book," (1639-1914), by J.B. Munger, 1894-1914. Russsell Roots & Branches, pg 153-5. NEHGR, 1900, 54:46-50.

!Birth date from Genealogy of Connecticu
!Birth date from Genealogy of Connecticut Families from the NEHGR,Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, 1983. FHL US/CAN 974.6 D2g. !Death date from Families of Early Guilford, Connecticut by Alvan Talcott, Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore,1984. !Ordinances: Listed in IGI file under birth date of "abt 1662". 		Munger, Samuel (I312684225453)
 
3993 See RIGR 1:153-163.
See RIGR 1:153-163.

!source--see John Whitford
!source--see John Whitford

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

Line in Record @I0984@ (RIN 1396) from G
Line in Record @I0984@ (RIN 1396) from GEDCOM file not recognized: PLAC ARIZO 		Whitford, Henry (I312684222546)
 
3994 Settle Reid
1794 born in North Caro
Settle Reid
1794 born in North Carolina
1850 census North Carolina, Rockingham Co. Eastern Dist.
1860 census North Carolina, Rickingham Co. Southern Division, living with son Hugh Reid
1870 died in North Carolina, cemetery records 		Settle, Elizabeth (I312684220734)
 
3995 Settled in Pomfret, Conn.
Settled in Pomfret, Conn.

Toby Fetters's - Spouse of second cousin
Toby Fetters's - Spouse of second cousin 8 times removed Mary Rogness's - Spouse of second cousin 8 times removed

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. 		Paine, Edward (I312684221422)
 
3996 Seventy. Bradly Barlow Wilson in Sealing
Seventy. Bradly Barlow Wilson in Sealing Record.

ordinances and history
ORDINANCES: Baptism May 20, 1836, Green Twp, Richland, Ohio by Oliver Granger; Elder, June 3, 1837, Kirtland, Ohio; Seventy Apr 9 1845 Nauvoo.; Endowment, January 24, 1846, Nauvoo Temple; Sealing to Spouse, January 24, 1846, Nauvoo Temple; Sealing to Parent, September 28, 1949, Salt Lake Temple.

RESIDENCE: Resided in Nauvoo from 1839-1846 (nearly 7 years) Left Nauvoo with Daniel A. Miller Company

HISTORY: Moved with his father and family to Green Twp, Richland, Ohio in 1821 (15 yrs old); resided there until August 30, 1837; joined other Saints and moved to Tenny's Grove 25 miles from Farwest arriving 28th day of October 1837; expelled from Missouri February 8, 1838; stayed in Adams County one year before continuing their journey to Commerce (later to be named Nauvoo), arriving there in1839; resided in Nauvoo nearly seven years. Left Nauvoo February 18, 1846 for Salt Lake taking refuge in Bonaparte, Iowa until January 1847, removed to Garden Grove, then on to Mt. Pisgah February 12, 1847; moved on to Council Bluffs April 27, 1847 , residing there until their journey to Salt Lake on June 6, 1853.

COUNCIL BLUFFS: From the journal of Lewis D. Wilson: On January 20, 1848 a petition was signed by the Saints at Pottawattamie County, Iowa requesting the U.S. Government to establish a Tabernacle Post Office. Signing the petition along with Brigham Young and others were: Bushrod Washington Wilson, Henry Hardy Wilson, Bradley Barlow Wilson, Joseph Wilson, Cyrus Wilson, Charles Wilson, Ephraim Wilson, Lycurgus Wilson, David Wilson, Newton Wilson, Franklin Wilson, Hyrum Wilson, Charles H. Wilson and Guy Wilson.

Records are from the Nauvoo Land Office
Records are from the Nauvoo Land Office

Ray County is adjacent to Caldwell Count
Ray County is adjacent to Caldwell County.

!sources--1770 migration sources 929.1,
!sources--1770 migration sources 929.1, R.I. VR Early church rec "The Wasp" 3 Dec 1842  		Wilson, Bradley Barlow Jr (I312684222138)
 
3997 Sex unknown, listed as male to seal to p
Sex unknown, listed as male to seal to parents

Temple ordinances for a female:
Sealing to parents: 23 Aug 2006 HOUST

!Bempflingen parish records, by correspo
!Bempflingen parish records, by correspondence (Rudolph A. Noss) 		Duerr (I312684218172)
 
3998 Sex unknown, listed as male to seal to p
Sex unknown, listed as male to seal to parents

Temple ordinances for a female:
Sealing to parents: 23 Aug 2006 HOUST

!Grossbettlingen parish records, by corr
!Grossbettlingen parish records, by correspondence (Rudolph A. Noss) 		Geiger (I312684218432)
 
3999 Sex unknown, listed as male to seal to p
Sex unknown, listed as male to seal to parents

Temple ordinances for a female:
Sealing to parents: 23 Aug 2006 HOUST 		Duerr (I312684218143)
 
4000 She is not Susanna Chelsey GG6B-1S8
She is not Susanna Chelsey GG6B-1S8 		Chesley, Susannah (I312684222393)
 

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