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| 4051 | Source: www.familysearch.org AF Source: www.familysearch.org AFN:2Q0J-DT | Hendrix, Harriet (I312684224781)
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| 4052 | Source: www.familysearch.org AF Source: www.familysearch.org AFN:2Q0J-G6 | Hendricks, Asa (I312684224751)
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| 4053 | Source: www.familysearch.org AF Source: www.familysearch.org AFN:2Q0J-HC (21) dead (21) dead 1ST WIFE 1ST WIFE | Hendrix, Lydia (I312684224775)
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| 4054 | Source: www.familysearch.org AF Source: www.familysearch.org AFN:2Q0J-JJ | Hendricks, Mary Polly (I312684224765)
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| 4055 | Source: www.familysearch.org AF Source: www.familysearch.org AFN:2Q0J-KP | Hendrick, George Barrett (I312684224756)
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| 4056 | Source: www.familysearch.org AF Source: www.familysearch.org AFN:9K6Q-65 From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. | Phelps, Martha (I312684225031)
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| 4057 | Source: www.familysearch.org AF Source: www.familysearch.org AFN:XTM1-24 Military service: American Revolutionary soldier in Capt. Oliver Lyman's company; Col. Dike's regiment Occupation: Tinker Residence: Aft. 1749, Reading, Middlesex County, Mass, USA Israel and Rebecca lived first in Readi Israel and Rebecca lived first in Reading and then Wilmington, later moved to Killingly, CT. where they lived for until the 1770's when they moved to "Pascommuck" which was the Indian name for what is now Easthampton, MA. They were among the first settlers of Easthampton. in 1776 Israel served in the Revolutionary Army for three months in Captain Oliver Lyman's Company, in Colonel Dike's Regiment. In 1792 he moved with his son Moses to Berlin, NY (when his wife died is uncertain). AFGS 1 UID 21F92BE08A34D511A3F4444553540 AFGS 1 UID 21F92BE08A34D511A3F444455354000090FD (21) dead (21) dead | Hendrick, Israel (I312684224694)
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| 4058 | Source: www.familysearch.org Compact Source: www.familysearch.org Compact Disc #4 Pin #289884 AFN:9K6T-5D (21) dead (21) dead | Bronson, Martha (I312684224988)
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| 4059 | SOURCES !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 Anna Scott Father: Unknown Mother: Unknown Father: Pieter Quackenbosch Mother: Neeltje Marinus Individual: Anna Scott Born: ABT 1708 Married: 11 MAY 1723 at Albany Dutch Church, Albany, Albany, NY Died: UNKNOWN Spouse: David Quackenbosch Born: JUN 1702 _______________ Title: Internet (various), Url: various Author: Brian Bakeman | Scott, Annatje or Anna (I312684219913)
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| 4060 | SOURCES !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 Ariaantje Veeder Father: Volkert Veeder Mother: Janntje Schermerhorn Father: Unknown Mother: Unknown Individual: Ariaantje Veeder Born: 18 AUG 1700 Married: Died: UNKNOWN Spouse: William Daasen Born: ABT 1700 ________________ Individual Details Page For Ariaantje Veeder Birth Date: 18 AUG 1700 Title: Internet (various), Url: various Author: Brian Bakeman | Veeder, Aryaentje (I312684220077)
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| 4061 | SOURCES !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 Dirk Takelse Hemstraat Father: Takeel Heemstradt Mother: Maritje ? Father: Johannes Quackenbosch Mother: Matcheld Jans Post Individual: Dirk Takelse Hemstraat Born: ABT 1678 Married: 3 NOV 1700 at Albany, Albany, NY Died: UNKNOWN Spouse: Claartje Quackenbosch Born: ABT 1680 Died: UNKNOWN Children Machtelt Hemstraat Born: APR 1704 Died: UNKNOWN Martije Hemstraat Born: 25 DEC 1706 Died: UNKNOWN Johannes Hemstraat Born: ABT 1710 Died: BET 1746 AND 1801 Tryntje Heemstradt Born: 23 SEP 1713 Died: 1812 Dirk was from Halve Maan (Half Moon) pri Dirk was from Halve Maan (Half Moon) prior to his marriage to Claartje QUACKENBOS (QUACKENBUSH) Heemstraat - My 10th great-granduncle Heemstraat - My 10th great-granduncle | Hemstraat, Dirk Takelse (I312684220049)
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| 4062 | SOURCES !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 George (Jurrie) N. Ecker Father: Nicholas Ecker Mother: Margaretha Father: Unknown Mother: Unknown Individual: George (Jurrie) N. Ecker Born: 12 NOV 1716 Married: 19 OCT 1742 at Reformed Church, Stone Arabia, Montgomery, NY Died: 28 JAN 1789 Spouse: Maria Elisabetha Snell Born: 10 DEC 1722 Died: 21 NOV 1799 ____________________ 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. Individual Details Page For George (Jurrie) N. Ecker Birth Date: 12 NOV 1716 Place: Schoharie, NY Sex: Male Baptism Date: Place: Death Date: 28 JAN 1789 Place: Stone Arabia, Herkimer, NY Burial Date: 30 JAN 1789 Place: Reformed Church Cemetery, Stone Arabia, Montgomery, NY _________________ : e-mail (misc), Author E-mail: (see notes), Recipient: Harold Miller, Address: halned1@gmail.com, Author E-mail: various ________________ 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. Source Info Title: Glen Swartz, Gainesville, VA., Recipient: Harold Miller, Address: Gainesville, VA, Author E-mail: GISwartz@AOL.com Author: Glen Swartz Publisher: various Source Notes Note1: ABBR Glen Swartz Note2: TEXT From Glen Swartz, Gainesville, VA. GISwartz@@AOL.com | Ecker, George (I312684220460)
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| 4063 | sources !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 Harmanus Albertse Vedder Father: Albert Harmense Vedder Mother: Maria Sanderson Glen Father: Volkert Veeder Mother: Janntje Schermerhorn Individual: Harmanus Albertse Vedder Born: 27 AUG 1704 Married: 16 NOV 1733 Died: BEF 1750 Spouse: Susanna Veeder Born: 20 APR 1712 Died: UNKNOWN Children Albert Harmanus Vedder Born: ABT 1734 Died: 20 MAR 1805 Jannetje Vedder Born: ABT 1735 Died: UNKNOWN Volkert Vedder Born: ABT 1737 Died: ABT 1803 Maria Vedder Born: ABT 1738 Died: UNKNOWN Calyntje Vedder Born: ABT 1741 Died: UNKNOWN Anna Vedder Born: 7 OCT 1742 Died: 16 JAN 1816 Agnietje Vedder Born: ABT 1744 Died: UNKNOWN Johannes H. Vedder Born: 30 AUG 1750 Died: DEC 1824 | Vedder, Harmenus Albertse (I312684220103)
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| 4064 | SOURCES !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 Margarita Vedder Father: Johannes Vedder Mother: Maria Van Der Fort Father: Volkert Veeder Mother: Janntje Schermerhorn Individual: Margarita Vedder Born: ABT 1710 Married: 13 OCT 1735 Died: UNKNOWN Spouse: Ryer Veeder Born: 28 OCT 1705 | Vedder, Margaret Janse (I312684220102)
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| 4065 | SOURCES !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 Maria Elisabetha Snell Father: Unknown Mother: Unknown Father: Nicholas Ecker Mother: Margaretha Individual: Maria Elisabetha Snell Born: 10 DEC 1722 Married: 19 OCT 1742 at Reformed Church, Stone Arabia, Montgomery, NY Died: 21 NOV 1799 Spouse: George (Jurrie) N. Ecker Born: 12 NOV 1716 Died: 28 JAN 1789 ____________________ 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. Individual Details Page For Maria Elisabetha Snell Birth Date: 10 DEC 1722 Place: Schoharie, NY Sex: Female Baptism Date: Place: Death Date: 21 NOV 1799 Place: Palatine, Montgomery, NY Burial Date: UNKNOWN Place: Reformed Church Cemetery, Stone Arabia, Montgomery, NY ___________________ Title: Glen Swartz, Gainesville, VA., Recipient: Harold Miller, Address: Gainesville, VA, Author E-mail: GISwartz@AOL.com Author: Glen Swartz Publisher: various Source Notes Note1: ABBR Glen Swartz Note2: TEXT From Glen Swartz, Gainesville, VA. GISwartz@AOL.com ______________________ | Snell, Elisabeth (I312684220425)
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| 4066 | SOURCES !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 Maria Magdalena Horn Father: Unknown Mother: Unknown Father: George Eckard Mother: Gertrude (unknown) Individual: Maria Magdalena Horn Born: BET 1700 AND 1720 Married: ABT 1737 at NY Died: ABT 1741 Spouse: Nicholas Ecker Born: ABT 1694 Died: BEF AUG 1774 Children Joost (Joseph ) Ecker Born: BEF 20 MAY 1738 Died: ABT 1815 ___________________ 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. Individual Details Page For Maria Magdalena Horn Birth Date: BET 1700 AND 1720 Place: Sex: Female Baptism Date: Place: Death Date: ABT 1741 Place: Beaver Dam (now Berne), Albany, NY ______________________ 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. Source Info Title: supposition based on re-marriage of spouse Author: Craig Bowen ________________ 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 Nicholas Ecker Father: George Eckard Mother: Gertrude (unknown) Father: Unknown Mother: Unknown Individual: Nicholas Ecker Born: ABT 1694 Married: ABT 1716 at / of, Schoharie, NY Died: BEF AUG 1774 Spouse: Margaretha Born: ABT 1695 Died: ABT 1736 Other Spouses: Maria Magdalena Horn , Catharina Scheid Children George (Jurrie) N. Ecker Born: 12 NOV 1716 Died: 28 JAN 1789 (Maria) Gertrude Ecker Born: ABT 1720 Died: AFT SEP 1778 Nicolaus Ecker Born: ABT 1720 Died: BEF AUG 1774 (Maria) Elisabetha Ecker Born: 7 NOV 1725 Died: 6 OCT 1792 Jacob Ecker Born: ABT 1726 Died: UNKNOWN Peter Ecker Born: ABT 1727 Died: BET 1774 AND 1775 Catherine N Ecker Born: 7 APR 1729 Died: 2 FEB 1756 Lambert Ecker Born: BEF 14 NOV 1732 Died: UNKNOWN Johannes Ecker Born: BEF 14 OCT 1735 Died: 10 FEB 1817 _______________ Title: supposition based on re-marriage of spouse Author: Craig Bowen | Wyant, Mrs. Anna B. (I312684220578)
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| 4067 | sources !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 Susanna Veeder Father: Volkert Veeder Mother: Janntje Schermerhorn Father: Albert Harmense Vedder Mother: Maria Sanderson Glen Individual: Susanna Veeder Born: 20 APR 1712 Married: 16 NOV 1733 Died: UNKNOWN Spouse: Harmanus Albertse Vedder Born: 27 AUG 1704 Died: BEF 1750 Children Albert Harmanus Vedder Born: ABT 1734 Died: 20 MAR 1805 Jannetje Vedder Born: ABT 1735 Died: UNKNOWN Volkert Vedder Born: ABT 1737 Died: ABT 1803 Maria Vedder Born: ABT 1738 Died: UNKNOWN Calyntje Vedder Born: ABT 1741 Died: UNKNOWN Anna Vedder Born: 7 OCT 1742 Died: 16 JAN 1816 Agnietje Vedder Born: ABT 1744 Died: UNKNOWN Johannes H. Vedder Born: 30 AUG 1750 Died: DEC 1824 Title: Internet (various), Url: various Author: Brian Bakeman | Veeder, Susanna Folkertse (I312684220091)
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| 4068 | SOURCES !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. Individual Details Page For Abraham Quackenbosch Birth Date: NOV 1704 Place: Sex: Male __________________ 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 Abraham Quackenbosch Father: Pieter Quackenbosch Mother: Neeltje Marinus Father: Unknown Mother: Unknown Individual: Abraham Quackenbosch Born: SEP 1708 Married: Died: UNKNOWN Spouse: Maria (unknown) Born: Died: UNKNOWN Children Nellie Quackenbosch Born: ABT 1732 Died: UNKNOWN William Quackenbosch Born: ABT 1732 Died: 20 OCT 1817 Rachel Quackenbosch Born: 1738 Died: UNKNOWN | Quackenbush, Abraham (I312684220021)
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| 4069 | SOURCES !Individual Details Page For Ryer Veeder Birth Date: 28 DEC 1701 Place: Sex: Male Baptism Date: Place: Death Date: BEF 28 OCT 1705 Title: Internet (various), Url: various Author: Brian Bakeman Margrieta/Vedder * Margrieta/Vedder * (1705) (1705) Immetje/Christiaanse * 14Nov1747 Immetje/Christiaanse * 14Nov1747 | Veeder, Reyer Volkertse (I312684220085)
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| 4070 | SOURCES !Title: Internet (various), Url: various Author: Brian Bakeman Family Group Page For Catalyntje Veeder Father: Volkert Veeder Mother: Janntje Schermerhorn Father: Mother: Individual: Catalyntje Veeder Born: 8 FEB 1707/08 Died: BEF 1716 | Veeder, Catelyntje Volkertse (I312684220071)
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| 4071 | SOURCES !Title: Internet (various), Url: various Author: Brian Bakeman Individual Details Page For Engeltie Veeder Birth Date: 7 NOV 1703 Place: Sex: Female | Veeder, Engeltje Volkertse (I312684220064)
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| 4072 | sources !will proven for date of death "The Hendrick Genealogy..." "The Hendrick Genealogy: Daniel Hendrick of Haverhill MA & his Descendants," by Charles P. Hendrick, Rutland VT: Tuttle Co., 1923. Haverhill Vital Records Haverhill Vital Records, pg. 269. | Roberts, Ephraim Sr. (I312684224891)
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| 4073 | Sources *Sources: Title: Hughes, John G.*Repository: *Call Number: *Media: Other*Text: Date of Import: Jan 5, 2002 Title: JOHN Peet 1597-1684 of Stratford, Connecticut & His Descendants*Author: Peet, Terry Charles*Publication: 1986, Gateway Press, Inc.*Note: Terry C. Peet*4917 Herkimer St.*Annandale, VA 22003*Compiled the lifelong work of researchers Carol Conover and William Edward Peet*Repository: *Note: NYSHA*Call Number: 929.2/P375*Media: Book*Page: p. 21 [v56t0536.ged] Baptised May 13, 1703 [v56t0536.ged] Baptised May 13, 1703 [Couch.ged] [Couch.ged] Baptised May 13, 1703 Baptised May 13, 1703 | Peet, Mary (I312684225064)
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| 4074 | sources https://www.ncpedia.org/biography/lillington-alexander Lillington, Alexander by James M. Clifton, 1991 http://files.usgwarchives.net/nc/perquimans/wills/lillingt498wl.txt Perquimans County NcArchives Wills.....Lillington, Alexander 1697 From John Brayton's "Order of First Familes of NC, Vol 1", page 125 "Alexander Lillington, the son of James Lillington and Anne [___] was baptized 28 July 1644, All Hallows, Goldsmith Street, Exeter, Devon, and died 11 Sept 1697, Perquimans Co., NC." According to Brayton, Alexander had 3 wives and nine children. marriages Births, Marriages and Deaths in Berkeley Alexr. Lillington & Sarah James was Married by Mr. Taylor Minister of the gospell on the 11th of June 1668. Alexr. Lillington & Elizabeth Cooke was Married By Mr. John Woode Minister of the gospell on the 13th of June 167-. Captn. Henderson Walker & Ann Lillington the daughter of Alex. Lillington & Elizabeth his wife ware Maried by Thomas Harvey Esqr. the 20th of Feby. 1693. evidence of birth date From affidavits made in a suit between Benjamin Davis, and Joshua Lamb, to whom tobacco was consigned, the following named persons gave their ages in January, 1680-1, as follows: George Foster, 60 years. Thos. Harrison, 34 years. John Willoughby. 60 years. Peter Mayfield, 28 years. George Durant, 49 years. John Hunt, 36 years. Alexander Lillington,37 years. Edward Wood, 38 years. William Wilkinson, 36 years. Edward Smithwick, 33 years. Anthony Slocum, 90 years, one of the Deputies of the Lord Proprietors. source: https://archive.org/details/northcarolinahi00hathgoog/mode/2up The North Carolina historical and genealogical register, Vol 1, pg. 139. 1681 North Carolina Land Grant Alexander Lillington - Precinct of Berkeley; 400 acres beginning at Bentley's Crieque & fronting to ye sound 1681 - no witnesses. 640 acres 30 March 1694 640 acres 31 March 1694 will of Alexander Lillington ALEXANDER LILLINGTON'S WILL. In the name of God Amen. The ninth Day of September, Anno. Dom., 1697. I, Alexander Lillington, of Prcint of Pequemons, being Sick & Weak in Body, But of Good & perfect mind and memory, praysed be God, Doe make and ordayne this my Last Will and Testament in forme following: First and principally, I surrender my Soul to Jesus Christ my only Saviour and redeemer trustin his Merritts & Precious ? Death to have full pardon of all my Sinns; and my Body I remitt to the Earth from whence it came to be decently interred according to the Discretion of my Executor hereafter named; and for my wordly Estate, after my Debts and funerall Expenses are paid, I give as followeth: Imprimis, I give and bequeath unto my Son, John Lillington, and his heirs forever, my plantation whereon I now live, and the plantation which was formerly Stephen Hancocks over agt. mine, and all the Land to each of them belonging, together with my Still & the Implements to them belonging, also my Silver hilted Sword and Belt, the Mills, and my Long Gunn. I give to my Son John my ffeely'. Gunn and Backsword. Item, I give to my Son, George Lillington, and to his heirs forever, my plantation att Yawpins River, called my Quarter, and my plantation att Little River whereon Francis Penrine lived, w'th all the Land to Each of them belonging. And if in Case that either of my Sons Dyes before they come to age, I give the part of him Soe dying to the Surviver and his heirs, and if both of them Dyes before they come to age then I give my plantation I now live on to my Daughter, Ann Walker & her heirs; and my plantation att Little River to my Daughter, Elizabeth Fendall, and her heirs; and my plantation called my Quarter, to my Daughter, Mary Lillington, & her heirs; and my plantation which was Stephen Hancocks to Sarah Lillington, and her heirs. Item, I give and bequeath to my Children, Mary Lillington, John Lillington, Sarah Lillington & George Lillington, & to Each of them thirty pounds apeece, to be paid them by my executors hereafter named, when they shall Severally come to age or Marriage. I having advanced Soe much already to my Eldest Daughters in Marriage. Item, I doe Will that my wife, Ann Lillington, have a Decent livelihood out of my Estate Soe long as Shee keeps her self a Widow; and that She Shall have the management of my plantation in buying and Selling, Soe as that my Said Wife shall dispose of nothing but of the ground of the Said plantation, and that for and towards the maintenance of her Self and my Children, and to noe other use. Item, I will that my wife shall have the disposal' of fifty pounds att her Decease to be paid to whom Shee shall give it to, by my Executors hereafter named. Item, I will that my children Shall likewise have their maintenance out of the produce of my Stock and plantation, Soe long as they live together on the Same. Item, I will that all the rest and residue of my Estate, be Equally divided among all my Children, to Say, Ann, Eliz., Mary, John, Sarah, and George, and to the survivors of them. Item, it is my Desire that what I have given to my Daughter, Sarah, be laid out to buy her a negro, to be delivered to her att age or Marriage. Item, I will that if any of my children dyes before they come to Enjoy the Thirty pound I have given them, the same Shall fall to the rest of my Children or the Survivors of them. Item, I will that my Executors carry on my Son, John, in his learnings as I have begun, and that All my Children be brought up in Learning as conveniently can bee. I doe appoint my Son in Law, Henderson Walker, ex'tor to John Fendall, dect. Item, I doe appoint Coll. Willm. Wilkerson & my said Son, Henderson Walker, Executors of this my last Will and Testment and if Either of them dyes before this my will is Executed, I appoint my Son, John, ex'tor in his Roome. Item, I doe Will that my Executor have the management of my other plantations till my Children comes to age. And I revoake all other Wills by me made, as Wittness my hand & Seal this Day and year above Written. ALEX LILLINGTON (Seal) (Impression of Coat of Arms on Seal) Sealed and Delivered in presence of. CALEB CALLOWAY. JOHN BARRON, ROBERT HARMAN, Sen. Att a Genrall Court held S'ber the 8th, 1697, this will was proved by the Evidences Subscribed thereunto By the hono'ble, the Palatin of Court. N. GLOVER, C. Cor. NORTH CAROLINA. Whereas, Major Alexander Lillington is deceased, having made by his Last Will & Testament, a true Coppy whereof is hereunto Annexed, Coll. William Wilkeson and Captn. Henderson Walker, his Executors. These are to impower the Said Wm. Wilkison & Hen. Walker, to Enter in & upon all & Singular the Goods & Chattles, Rights & Credits of the Sd. Alex. Lillington, de. And a true Inventory thereof to returne w'thin one year after the Date hereof, and the Same to dispose of as by the Sd. Will. Dated the 9th. day of October, 1697. FRA. TOMES, SAML. SWANN, THO. HARVEY, DAN. AHEHURST. Recorded in Will Book 1, page 78. Office of the Secretary of State. | Lillington, Governor Alexander (I312684223667)
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| 4075 | sources Sources: 1) Lancaster, Massachusetts Register, 1643-1850, edited by Henry S. Nourse, 1890; pg. 24, 26, 271, 410, 285 (Film # 547550) Benjamin and is wife Rebekah, baptized members of the Church of Christ, Lancaster, Massachusetts, by John Prentice, Pastor on July 2, 1716. (1) Line in Record @I0864@ (RIN 1294) from G Line in Record @I0864@ (RIN 1294) from GEDCOM file not recognized: PLAC IFALL 1694 1694 (21) d. (21) d. | Wilson, Benjamin (I312684222336)
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| 4076 | sources Sources: 1) "The Benson Family Records", Fred H. Benson, Syracuse, N.Y.: Craftsman Press, 1920. 2) Will, John Lewis, 16 March 1774, Internet @ www.lewisstreet.com/historical_society 3) Dates and names of children from Rootsweb Fred H. Benson book, pg. 121. "John Lewis, our first known Lewis ancestor, lived probably in the Charlotte Precinct of Dutchess County, N.Y., for many years, and at some time before 1765 removed to the extreme northwest part of the town of Washington, Berkshire, Mass. a few miles east of Pittsfield. He united with the church at Pittsfield March 24, 1765. He married Bathsheba -- . His will is dated March 16,1774. He died April 1777, and is said to have been 'upwards of eighty." His widow and son Matthew were the executors. They deeded the home farm to Abram Williamson, the husband of Dorothy Lewis, in 1782, at which time both were "of Sunderland, Vermont." This is the last we know of her. We do not know the date of her death. As we do not know the exact date of his birth, nor the maiden name of his wife, we have no way to identify him in searching for his ancestry. The name of John Lewis was a very common one in New England at that time. It is quite probable that he was a grandson of Captain William Lewis of Farming ton, Conn. whose will was dated in 1690." Note: The records of Massachusetts show that all of these sons, excepting perhaps John, were soldiers in the Revolution from Berkshire county, Mass., some of them having several enlistments, some of which were in Continental service. James enlisted June 5, 1778 in Continental service for 9 months, age 23, stature 5 ft. 8 in. complexion sandy. In 1788 Benjamin, Matthew, and James "all of Hoosick, N.Y." bought a parcel of land in Pownal, Vermont. In 1793 Matthew and Benjamin conveyed their interest to James(Fred H. Benson book, pg. 122) #2 In the name of God, I John Lewis on the grant of land made to Beriah Tree in the County of Berkshire and Province of the Massachusetts Bay Being Old and not knowing the Day of my Death and being at Present of sound mind and memory Do this Sixteenth Day of March one Thousand seven hundred Seventy Four Make this my Last Will and Testament In Manner following (that is to say) first I give to My son John Lewis over and above what he has all ready had five Shillings. Also, I give to my sons James and Samuel Lewis five Shillings over and above what they have had before. And to my Son Joseph Lewis I give five Shillings above what he has had before. Also to my Daughter Sarah Holloway five Shillings over what she has had. And to my Daughter Mary Leonard Five Shillings more than what she has received. And to my Daughter Bathsheba Benson four Pounds above what I have paid for them. To my Daughter Dorithea Williamson Seven Pounds. And to my Daughter Abigail Frost Nine Pounds Ten Shillings. And to my Son Daniel Lewis Five Shillings above what he has had already. Also I give to my Well Beloved Wife Bathsheba Lewis one half of the House I now Dwell in with half of the Income of the Farm During her life, and to have the said Income Brought to her, and also all my Household Stuff with my Stock after the debts are paid. (Except a Fifty Pound Pond to my Son Benjamin Lewis which is to be paid otherwise) I give to my Said Wife to Dispose of as She Shall think proper, and to have her firewood got to her hand. Also I give to my Son Matthew Lewis My House and Land and All my Farming tools And Also I do hereby appoint and ordain my Son Mathew Lewis to be my Sole Executor of this My Last Will and Testament in trust for the Intents and Purposes to this my Last Will contained, and that he the said Mathew after the end of one year after mine and my Wifes Death pay out to Each the Sums above mentioned and also pay the aforesaid Bond to my Son Benjamin Lewis. In Witness whereof I the said John Lewis have to this my Last Well and Testament Set my hand and Seal the Day and Year above written. Signed Sealed and Delivered by the Said John Lewi as and for his Last Will and Testament. In the presence of us who were Present at the Signing and Sealing thereof John Lewis (Seal) Nathan Ingraham Sam'l Ingraham John Ingraham The Interlining in the twenty ninth line was Done before signing and Sealing. [Note] The sentence refers to the interlining of the bond to Benjamin Lewis. If Stutson Benson pays Mathew Debois a note of Eight Pounds York currency then for Mathew Lewis to give his Sister Bathsheba five Pounds Ten Shillings more than is in the Will. [Berkshire} At a Court of Probate holden at Stockbridge within and for the County of Berkshire on the Fifteenth Day of December A D 1778 before Timothy Edwards, Judge of Said Court. This will is presented by Mr Matthew Lewis the Executor therein Named, and Nathan Ingraham and Samuel Ingraham personally appear and make Solemn Oath that they Saw John Lewis Sign and Seal this Will and that they heard him Publish Pronounce and Declare the Same to be his Last Will and Testament, and that he then appeared to them to be of a Sound Mind and Memory and that they together with John Ingraham Subscribed their names as Witnesses in the Presents of the Said John the Testator and in the Presents of Each other Wherefor the Said Will is approved Ratified and Confirmed as the Last Will and Testament of the Said John Lewis. /s/ Timothy Edwards Judge of Probate ! May have been born in Farmington, Conn ! May have been born in Farmington, Conn. Source may be Benson Family Records, by Fred H. Benson page 121. John Lewis settled in Berkshire, Mass., between 1760 and 1766. John Lewis 1698-1777 (not born 1694), husband of Martha Knight The John Lewis, who married Martha, and had five children in Reading, MA Was born in Malden, MA in 1698/9, NOT in Farmington, CT in 1694. This alternate birthplace and year came by conflating him with a different John Lewis who was born to James Lewis and Mary Meakins of Farmington, Hartford, CT. This other John Lewis born in 1694 lived in Jamaica, Long Island and never lived in Reading, MA. Also, the John Lewis of Reading, MA was not married to Martha Mills Denton. Martha Mills Denton was the spouse of Samuel Denton. Samuel Denton lived in Jamaica, Long Island and had sold John Lewis born 1694, a portion of his house in 1716. Samuel Denton died about 1719. There was a theory that this other John Lewis married Samuel Denton's widow, and that they were the John and Martha who had children in Reading. This is false. 1. y-DNA shows that the descendants of John Lewis 1699-1777 of Reading, MA are closely related to descendants of the John Lewis 1613-1657 in Malden, MA. 2. John and Martha Lewis of Reading, MA sell their property in 1733 to Samuel Lewis 1684-1760, son of Samuel Lewis 1641-1699 and grandson of John Lewis 1613-1657 of Malden, MA. 3. The will of Sarah Dix, widow of Samuel Lewis 1641-1699, names Samuel Lewis 1684-1760 and John Lewis 1699-1777 as her sons. The will describes property that matches the description of the property that John and Martha Lewis sold Samuel Lewis in 1733, mentioned in #2. John Lewis 1699-1777 married Martha Knight 1700-1740. 1. John's older brother Samuel Lewis 1684-1760. He married Sarah Boutwell on 6 Dec 1706 in Reading, MA. Sarah Boutwell had an older sister Hannah Boutwell who married Samuel Lillie. Samuel Lillie had a younger half-brother named Reuben Lillie. Reuben Lillie was the first husband of Martha Knight's mother Martha Gibson. 2. Sarah Boutwell had a brother John Boutwell 1669-1748. John's son Thomas married Ruth Knight on 17 Nov 1720 in Reading, MA. Ruth Knight was the sister of Martha Knight. 3. John Lewis and Martha Knight likely married about 1721 or 1722 in Reading, MA. Their first child was John born 4 Jan 1722/3 in Reading, MA. 4. Martha Knight's sister Rebecca Knight married John Boutwell (son of John Boutwell previously mentioned) on 1 Oct 1723 in Reading, MA. Rebecca was Martha Knight's sister. 5. Martha Knight's half-brother Reuben Lilley (aka Lillie) died 17 Oct 1723 in Woburn, MA. John and Martha Lewis had a son Reuben Lewis born 29 Sep 1724 in Reading, MA. Their son Reuben was likely named after Martha's half-brother Reuben who died the previous year. 6. John Lewis' niece Lydia Lewis (daughter of Samuel Lewis and Sarah Boutwell) married Martha Knight's nephew Thomas Boutwell (son of Ruth Knight and Thomas Boutwell) in abt. 1745. 7. John and Martha Lewis had a daughter Dorothy Lewis born 9 Dec 1739. She was likely named after Martha's sister Dorothy Knight. Probably lived in Charlotte Precinct of Probably lived in Charlotte Precinct of Duchess Co., NY. 1765 - removed to extreme NW part of Washington, Berkshire Co., MA 1765 - Joined church at Pittsfield, MA. 1777 - Will dated 16 Mar. Son Matthew and widow were executors. BATHSHEBA his 2nd wife. There is no absolute proof that this JOHN LEWIS is the son of JAMES LEWISand grandson of WILLIAM LEWIS. JAMES LEWIS had a son, JOHN, who was baptizedon October 14, 1694 at Farmington. JOHN was "upwards of 80" when he died in1777 in Berkshire, MA. Fred Harvey Benson also points to the similarity ofthe names of JOHN's children and the children of his grandfather, WILLIAMLEWIS. Eight names are duplicated in the two families. !BIRTH: A second entry lists birthplace !BIRTH: A second entry lists birthplace as Charlotte, Dutchess, NY and death location as near Pittsfield, Berkshire, MA. No birth date; death date of Apr 1777. !1. Information obtained from Benson Fam !1. Information obtained from Benson Family Records by F. H. Benson submitted by Mrs. Allen Huffaker Route # 1 Lorenzo, Idaho. 2. Child # 1 Bathsheba md Stedson Benson. | Lewis, John Sr. (I312684223047)
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| 4077 | Sources SOURCES: The Manning Family, page 99. Researched by Gertrude Clifton Pierce Nelson. (Sheet in Salt Lake City Library Archives - Heir, Joseph L. Heywood, 3rd G.G. Son) Biography 24—Corporal Samuel Stearns (7), b., Apr. 24, 1638, son of Isaac and Mary (Barker) Stearns, of Watertown, Mass.; d., Aug. 3, 1683. He md., Feb. 1, 1662-3, Hannah Manning, b., June 21, 1642, eldest dau. of William and Dorothy Manning, of Cambridge, Mass., and sister of Samuel Manning, who md. Elizabeth Stearns (8). Hannah (Manning) Stearns d., Feb. 26, 1723-4. Mr. Stearns's farm or "homestall," fell into the possession of his son John, then to his grandson, Josiah, then to his great grandson, Phinehas Stearns, and did "lately" belong to the heirs of Mr. Abijah White (130-a) his great-greatgrandson. Inventory, Oct. 9, 1683, £481, 4s. He had ten children. 25—SAMUEL STEARNS JR., b., May 4, 1664; birth recorded in Cambridge, Mass.; d., June 7, 1671. 26—HANNAH STEARNS, b., Dec. 8, 1666; md., (1), Dec. 26, 1684, Thomas Biscoe, by whom she had two sons. He d., previous to Oct. 15, 1690, and she md. (2), Sept. 28, 1708, (his second wife), Samuel Gookim, Esq., b., Apr. 21, 1652, son of Maj. Gen. Daniel Gookim. In 1690 Samuel Gookim was "Attorney to Mr. John Philips, Esq., Treasurer of the Colony of Massachusetts." In 1691, he was "Marshal General" of Middlesex, and in 1697, he was High Sheriff. She had no children by her second husband. . . . (a)—John Biscoe, b., Oct. 22, 1685. . . . (b)—Thomas Biscoe Jr., Capt., b., May 16, 1689. 27—NATHANIEL STEARNS (85), b., Dec. 13, 1668; d., Aug. 24, 1716. In the division of his father's estate, he received the farm which had been the residence of his grandfather, Isaac Stearns. 28—SARAH STEARNS, b., Apr., 23, 1671; md., Oct. 27, 1714. Joseph Winship, b., 1661, son of Lieut. Edward and Elizabeth Winship of Cambridge, Mass. His first wife, Sarah Harrington, d., Nov. 28, 1710, and Sarah Stearns was his second wife. He d., Sept. 25, 1725. 29—SAMUEL STEARNS Jr., (99), b., Mar. 29, 1673; was Town Clerk and represented Watertown from 1714 to 1731 ; many years selectman and assessor. 30—ISAAC STEARNS— (109), b., Dec. 31 1674; d., 1737. 31—JOHN STEARNS (116), b., June 24, 1677; d., 1729; settled on his father's homestead. 32—MARY STEARNS, b., Apr. 5, 1679; md. Nov. 2, 1699, Samuel Jennison, b., Oct. 12, 1673, who d., Dec. 2, 1732, son of Samuel and Judith (Macomber) Jennison, of Watertown, Mass, . . . (a)—Mary Jennison, b., Aug. 17, 1700; md., Nov. 6, 1773, John Gerrish, of Salem, Mass. . . . (b)—Hannah Jennison, b., July 17, 1702; md. (1), Feb. 15, 1724-5, Jonathan Stone Jr.; md. (2), John Goddard, of Brookline, Mass. . . . (c)—Samuel Jennison, b., Sept. 26, 1704. . . . (d)—William Jennison, b., Feb. 9, 1706-7; grad. Harv. Coll., 1724; d., Apr., 1750, in Watertown, Mass. . . . (e)—Nathaniel Jennison, b., Apr. 5, 1709; md., Oct. 23, 1729, Abigail Mead, of Weston, Mass. . . . (f)—John Jennison, b., Feb. 19, 1710-11; md., July 21, 1740, in Lunenburg, Mass., Mary Hubbard, sister of Ruth Hubbard, who was wife of Rev. David Stearns (334)- He d., 1751. . . . (g)—Lydia Jennison, b., Apr. 2, 1712; md., Jan. 11, 1736-7, Rev. Ebenezer White of Brookline, Mass. . . . (h)—Abigail Jennison, b., Apr. 22, 1715; md., Sept. 24, 1739, in Lunenburg, Jonathan Hubbard Jr. . . . (i)—Mercy Jennison, b., Mar. 11, 1717-18; md., June 26, 1740, Dr. Stanton Prentice, a physician, of Lancaster, Mass. . . . (j)—Sarah Jennison, b., Aug., 1720, d., Nov., 1720. . . . (k)—Eunice Jennison, b., Feb., 1721-2; md., July 11, 1739, Joshua Richardson, of Woburn, Mass. 33—ABIGAIL STEARNS, b., Apr. 16. 1680; md., Jan. 10, 1706-7, Benoni Garfield, son of Capt. Benjamin and Mehitable (Hawkins) Garfield. She d., July 11, 1710, leaving one child. . . . (a)—Abigail Garfield, b., Mar. 5, 1707-8; md., Dec. 6, 1728, James Jones, of Weston, Mass. 34—JOSEPH STEARNS, b., Dec. 11, 1682; d., Feb. 4, 1683-4. Mrs. Avis Stearns Van Wagenen, "Genealogy and Memoirs of Isaac Stearns and his Descendants", (Syracuse, N. Y.: Courier Printing Co., 1901), pages 27-29. ___________________________________________________ Served as a soldier in King Philip's War, 1676. "Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Minnesota" ___________________________________________________ Samuel married Hannah Manning, eldest daughter of William and Dorothy Manning of Cambridge, and sister to Samuel Manning, who married Elizabeth Stearns, sister to Samuel. They were married on 1 Feb 1662 in Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA. He settled on a farm at the northwest corner of the cross-roads made by the roads from Cambridge to Waltham and by that going north to Lexington.[2/4545] Samuel died at a young age but nonetheless held many offices of trust in Watertown. He was chosen surveyor of highways in 1666;[4/1:86] surveyor of cattle, fences, and hogs 1669;[4/1:93] constable in 1670;[4/1:96] selectmen in 1673,[4/1:112] 1675,[4/1:121] 1676,[4/1:125] 1678,[4/1:132] 1679,[4/1:136] 1682,[4/2:10] and 1683;[4/2:13] town appraiser 1676[4/1:125] and 1678.[4/1:132] He was first referred to as "corporal" in 1683.[4/2:13] On July 10, 1694 Phillip Shattuck was ordered to "take care of the Widdow Relict of Samll Sternes with her Children and provide for them from this Day for one month (they being Represented Poor and in necessity of Reliefe)"[4/2:76] Watertown records list the date of death of Corporal Samuel Stearns as the last of August 1682,[5/1:54] but the inventory of the estate has the death date as August 21. Inventory of his estate was taken Sept. 28, 1683 by Samuel Stone, John Mose (probably Morse), William Bond, Sr., and John Biscoe and totaled 481.04.00.[3/6:136] REF: [1] Genealogy and Memoirs of Isaac Stearns and his Descendants - Mrs. Avis Stearns Van Wagenen, 1901 [2] History of Watertown - Henry Bond, 1860 (pgs.454-455) [3] Middlesex County Probate (First Series Docket 21324) [4] Watertown Records, 1894 [5] Watertown Records, 1894 (Birth, Marriage, and Death Register) ~~Information found on Roots Web THE STEARNS FAMILY Source BIRTH Bond's Hist of Watertown pg 453 MARRIAGE Hist of Watertown pg 454 DEATH Hist of Watertown pg 453 Sources Sources: Birth: (14) p704 & (256) p5 & (274) p19 & (275) p27 Death: (14) p704 & (275) p27 Marriage: (14) p704 & (274) p4, p19 & (275) p27 (274) p19: "...the ancient homestead in Waltham first fell into the possession of his son, John, then to his grandson Josiah, then to his great-grandson, Capt. Phinehas; it has since been owned by a descendant of the family by the name of White..." (275) p27: "...his estate inventory was dated 9 October 1683 and valued at 481pounds, 4shillings..." Source BIRTH: 1. Records of Births, Deathes and Marriages in Watertown, MA - First Book and Supplement: Samuell STERNE, son of Isaac and Mary Sterne, borne ye 24th 2m 1638. MARRIAGE: 1. Clarence Torrey, "New England Marriages Prior to 1700," NEHGS CD: STEARNS, Samuel (1638-1683), Watertown & Hannah MANNING (1642-1724); 1 Feb 1662, 1662/3; Cambridge {Stearns (#1) 1:27; Reg. 90:167; Watertown 454; Manning 119; Utah Gen. Mag. 19:Chart; Boddie 208; Warner-Harrington 622} DEATH: 1. Records of Births, Deathes and Marriages in Watertown, MA - First Book and Supplement; p. 54: Corparall Samuell STERNES decessed the last of August 1683. Researcher note See notes for his father. The FGRA sheet gives his birth, marriage (without place) and date of death. LDS proxy temple ordinances are from the FGRA sheet, proxy sealing of marriage from the LDS IGI. Source 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: KAREN/HAHN/ (2207520) RANAE/ASHTON/ (2240382) C. V./SWANSON/JR. (2240455) VIRGINIA/SHARP/ (2245406) GRETCHEN ROBERTS/OVERRIGHT/ (2664215) HELEN D/JOHNSON/ (2676129) SOURCE SOURCE: Copy of Archive Record in FHL, Salt Lake City, UT, in possession of Judith L. Bingham, which cites as sources, "Watertown Vital Records", pp 3, 4, 5, 33; "Cambridge Vital Records", p 371; "Stearns Genealogical Memoirs" by Van Wagnen,1:17 MARRIAGE: New England Marriages: Prior to 1700 (C. A. Torrey) p. 704 Biography bio from - in Walt Chamberlin, Los Alamos, NM's book by his mom: The Record of My Ancestry The Stetson - Perkins Family by Katharine Beecher Stetson Chamberlin, Pasadena 1961, page 20 Samuel settled on a farm at the northwest corner of cross roads made by the direct road from Cambridge to Woburn and by that going north to Lexington. This farm or homestead fell into the possession of his son John, then his grandso Josiah and then to his great grandson Phinehas and now does or did lately belong to the heirs of Mr. Abijah White his great, great, grandson. - in Walt Chamberlin, Los Alamos, NM's book by his mom: The Record of My Ancestry The Stetson - Perkins Family by Katharine Beecher Stetson Chamberlin, Pasadena 1961, page 20 Sources Sources: 1. Van Wagenen, Mrs. Avis Stearns. Genealogy and Memoirs of Isaac Stearns and his descendants; 2. Records submitted to LDS church, needs verification; Source Source: Book Written by L. Don Berchtold, "History of Don Merlin Grover and Jennette Morris Grover, Ancestors and Descendants, FHL Call No. US and Can, Book Area 929.273, G919Bδ. Ordinance Data taken from the IGI and statistical data from the Ancestorial File. Biography Samuel married Hannah Manning, eldest daughter of William and Dorothy Manning of Cambridge, and sister to Samuel Manning, who married Elizabeth Stearns, sister to Samuel. He settled on a farm at the northwest corner of the cross-roads made by the roads from Cambridge to Waltham and by that going north to Lexington.[2/4545] Samuel died at a young age but nonetheless held many offices of trust in Watertown. He was chosen surveyor of highways in 1666;[4/1:86] surveyor of cattle, fences, and hogs 1669;[4/1:93] constable in 1670;[4/1:96] selectmen in 1673,[4/1:112] 1675,[4/1:121] 1676,[4/1:125] 1678,[4/1:132] 1679,[4/1:136] 1682,[4/2:10] and 1683;[4/2:13] town appraiser 1676[4/1:125] and 1678.[4/1:132] He was first referred to as "corporal" in 1683.[4/2:13] On July 10, 1694 Phillip Shattuck was ordered to "take care of the Widdow Relict of Samll Sternes with her Children and provide for them from this Day for one month (they being Represented Poor and in necessity of Reliefe)"[4/2:76] Watertown records list the date of death of Corporal Samuel Stearns as the last of August 1682,[5/1:54] but the inventory of the estate has the death date as August 21. Inventory of his estate was taken Sept. 28, 1683 by Samuel Stone, John Mose (probably Morse), William Bond, Sr., and John Biscoe and totaled 481.04.00.[3/6:136] REF: [1] Genealogy and Memoirs of Isaac Stearns and his Descendants - Mrs. Avis Stearns Van Wagenen, 1901 [2] History of Watertown - Henry Bond, 1860 (pgs.454-455) [3] Middlesex County Probate (First Series Docket 21324) [4] Watertown Records, 1894 [5] Watertown Records, 1894 (Birth, Marriage, and Death Register) Children: 1. Samuel, b. Cambridge, MA May 4, 1664, d. Watertown June 7, 1671 2. Hannah, b. Watertown Oct. 10, 1666, m(1) Watertown Dec. 24, 1684 Thomas Biscoe, b. Watertown April 1, 1655, m(2) Sept. 28, 1708 Samuel Gookin 3. Nathaniel, b. Watertown Dec. 13, 1668, d. Aug. 24, 1716, m? Elizabeth ____, d. Watertown June 16, 1712 4. Sarah, b. Watertown April 23, 1671, m. Oct. 27, 1714 Joseph Winship 5. Samuel, b. Watertown March 29, 1673 6. Isaac, b. Watertown Dec. 31, 1674, d. 1737 7. John, b. Watertown, MA June 25, 1677, d. 1729, m. Watertown Feb. 24, 1701-2 Abigail Fiske, b. Watertown, MA June 12, 1684 8. Mary, b. Watertown April 5, 1679, m. Watertown Nov. 2, 1699 Samuel Jennison, b. Oct. 12, 1673, d. Dec. 2, 1732 9. Abigail, b. Watertown April 16, 1681, d. Watertown July 11, 1710, m. Watertown Jan. 10, 1706-7 Benoni Garfield, b. Watertown Dec. 4, 1675 10. Joseph, b. Watertown Dec. 11, 1682, d. Feb. 4, 1683-4 JOHN STEARNS [#240], b. Watertown, MA June 25, 1677, d. 1729, m. Watertown Feb. 24, 1701-2 ABIGAIL FISKE (daughter. of John Fiske and Abigail Parks), b. Watertown, MA June 12, 1684, d. after June 12, 1732. John Stearns resided on the homestead of his father[2] and died in 1729. Inventory of his estate was taken early in 1731 by Thomas Straight, John Coolidge, and Samuel Pearce. It amounted to 952.3.10 of which 751 pounds were in real estate and was sworn to June 13, 1732 by the widow, Abigail Stearns.[3/19:348] A committee was appointed to appraise John's real estate. It was made up of Joseph Mason, Deacon Nathan Fiske, Deacon John Coolidge, Lt. Samuel Stearns, and Samuel Pierce. Josiah Stearns, one of the sons of the deceased, showed the property to the committee.[3/20:280] Josiah was the second son of John and was to receive two thirds of the estate and to pay their shares to his brothers and sisters. Son John was to receive a double share as the eldest son.[3/20:281] REF: [1] Genealogy and Memoirs of Isaac Stearns and his Descendants - Mrs. Avis Stearns Van Wagenen, 1901 [2] The History of Watertown - Henry Bond, 1860 (pg.458) [3] Middlesex County Probate (First Series Docket 21260) [4] Watertown Records, 1894 (Birth, Marriage, and Death Register) Source BIRTH: FATHER: SPOUSE: MARRIAGE: Genealogy- The Great Migration Begins: Robert Charles Anderson: 1995: Vol III, PG 1749. Source information about family was found in the Geneological Dictionary of First Settlers of New England Biography SAMUEL Stearns, Watertown, son of Isaac the first, married 1 Feb 1663, Hannah, eldest daughter of William Manning, had Samuel, born 4 May 1664, who dies at 7 years; Hannah, 8 Dec 1666; Nathaniel, 13 Dec. 1668; Sarah, 23 Apr. 1671; Samuel, again, 29 Mar. 1673; Isaac, 31 Dec. 1674; John, 24 June 1677; Mary, 5 Apr. 1679; Abigail, 16 Apr. 1680; and Joseph, 11 Dec. 1682, died in a few months. He died 1683, and his widow died 16 Feb 1724, aged near 82 years. Source !SOURCE: Book: "Genealogy and Memoirs of Isaac Stearns and His Descendants" by Mrs. Avis Stearns VanWagenen. EHofW - Bond EHofW - Bond Source !SOURCE: Memoranda of the Stearns Family Including Records of Many of the Descendants, by Willard E. Stearns, Sentinel Printing Co., Fitchburg, 1901. p.3. | Stearns, Corporal Samuel Sr. (I312684223770)
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| 4078 | Sources and Memories Please check already documented sources and memories. Duplicates are being attached that are not necessary. Thank you. | Terry, Joshua (I312684224383)
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| 4079 | Sources found and verified by Rhonda Bawden Name,BD,pla(Marshfield,Coventry,MA),parents,Spouse,MD(17 Dec),pla,DD,pla, Bap(11 Nov 1919),End(12 Jan 1927SL),SP(17 Sep 1964SL),SS(7 Jan 1981SL) -Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998. Name,Byr,Bpl,parents,Spouse,MD(17 Dec),DD,Bap(11 Nov 1919),End(12 Jan 1927SL),SP(17 Sep 1964SL)-Archive sheet or Leland H Gentry with varifications from ByG9 "Some Ancestral Lines by Tingley;Family Group Sheet of Beverly Bawden Name,Spouse,MD,pla-Watertown Vital Records FHL BK 974.44 D2b Vol 1 Name,parents,Spouse,MD(17 Dec),Bap(11 Nov 1919),End(12 Jan 1927SL)-TIB Name,parents,BD(abt 1677),pla,Spouse,MD(17Dec),pla(Watertown,Tiverton,E.Greenwich,Billerica)-Clements King and His Descendants of Marshfield BK FHL film 564471 Name,Byr,pla,parents,Spouse,MD(17 Dec)-Some Ancestral Lines by Tingey Name,Spouse,MD,pla(Billerica,Cambridge,Middlesex,MA),SS(7 Jan 1981SL))-IGI extraction M500751;M500581 SP(17 Sep 1964SL)-Stamped Archive Date | King, Ebenezer (I312684223802)
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| 4080 | SOURCES OF INFO: HIST. OF WEST SIMSBURY SOURCES OF INFO: HIST. OF WEST SIMSBURY, CONN, BY BROWN, PP 25-6 CHAPIN GEN. VOL 1, P. 147 BARBER GEN. BY WILSON PART 1 P. 90-1 Bildad Barber was in the militia. He was of Capt. John Brown's Co., Eighteenth Conn. Militia. !BIRTH:Information from Early Settlers o !BIRTH:Information from Early Settlers of W. Simsbury(now Hartford) CT by Abigail Brown. Reported by Dewina W. Watt of Idaho Falls, ID. | Barber, Bildad (I312684223212)
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| 4081 | Sources of Information: 1. Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England 1634-1635, Vol. IV, pp. 287-292. Sources of Information: 1. Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England 1634-1635, Vol. IV, pp. 287-292. Death note NameHannah Melvin Event TypeDeath Event Date27 May 1696 Event PlaceCharlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States GenderFemale Marital StatusMarried Spouse's NameJohn Spouse's GenderMale CITING THIS RECORD "Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001," database with images,<i>FamilySearch</i> (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FH2W-PWL : 13 July 2016), Hannah Melvin, 27 May 1696; citing Death, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States, , town clerk offices, Massachusetts; FHL microfilm 740,995. !Cutter's Middlesex Co., Vol 1, p.147 !P !Cutter's Middlesex Co., Vol 1, p.147 !Pope's Pioneers of Massachusetts, p.285 BD-DD: NEGHR vol 27 pg 314,5. RELIGION: BD-DD: NEGHR vol 27 pg 314,5. RELIGION: Admitted to full communion in First Church, Charlestown, MA. 30 Jan 1680. (NEGHR vol 23 pg 438 (GENEALOGIES AND ESTATES says 30 Jan 1681.) MARRIAGE: Phoebe Cortessi First Church was the State Church, or the Congregational Church, now the United Church of Christ. (information from Penny Culver) | Lewis, Hannah (I312684223067)
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| 4082 | Sources of Information: 1. Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England 1634-1635, Vol. IV, pp. 287-292. Sources of Information: 1. Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England 1634-1635, Vol. IV, pp. 287-292. | Davis, Mary (I312684223135)
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| 4083 | Sources of Information: Sources of Information: 1) "The Will of Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter Orvis Brunson" The American Genealogist (FHL 973, B2ag, vol. 41). 2) Orvis Family in America (FHL 929.273, OR90). 3) Will of husband & wife (FHL 974.6, P ZM V. 1 pp. 414-5) Richard Bronson, Hartford Founder Compiled by Timothy Lester Jacobs, SDFH Genealogist Richard Bronson, Hartford Founder Compiled by Timothy Lester Jacobs, SDFH Genealogist RICHARD BRONSON, HARTFORD FOUNDER (ROGER BROWNSON) was baptized 23 Jul 1615 in Earl’s Colne, Essex, England, and died bef. 26 Sep 1687 in Farmington, CT (inventory). He married (1) ABIGAIL? WYBORNE abt. 1643 in prob Hartford, CT, daughter of JOHN WYBORNE. She was born abt. 1613 in England, and died bef. 1646 in Hartford, CT. He married (2) ___________ abt. 1647 in prob Hartford, CT. She died abt. 1665 in Farmington, CT. He married (3) ELIZABETH ____ abt. 1666 in Farmington, CT. She was born in England, and died bef. 26 Apr 1694 in Farmington, CT (inventory). Richard Bronson (Brunson, Brownson) emigrated to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1635, probably aboard the ship “Defence” with his brother John and sister Mary (who would later marry Nicholas Disborough), but there is no record of him in Massachusetts. This family must have removed to the new settlement at Hartford in May to June 1636. There is no mention of land ownership in the Original Distribution of Land in Hartford. Perhaps he was living in the home of his older brother John on a two acre plot located on the west side of the road to the Neck of Land. The only mention of him in the early records of Connecticut is in Hartford Town Votes, in which it is noted on 9 March 1648/9 that the town owed him 10 shillings. He seems to have been a land owner in Farmington in 1648/9, and was certainly there when his wife joined the church 19 July 1653. His will was dated 27 February 1684/5, and his inventory was taken 26 September 1687. Genealogy: 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. Concerning the 3 wives and 8 children of Richard Brownson 3 WIVES AND 8 CHILDREN OF RICHARD. 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 1963. 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 (on the Society web site on 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”…." https://www.foundersofhartford.org/the-founders/richard-bronson/ TRANSCRIPTION from this source: 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. Richard married Abigail Weyborn 1642. Richard married Abigail Weyborn 1642. !Manwarig Vol 1,p278 Winthrops med.jol. !Manwarig Vol 1,p278 Winthrops med.jol. p52-90; Bronson Bros. hist. Waterbury p137-Braintree Eng.;1600 Camb. Mass 1632; Hartford 1636, Farmington 1641; joined church 13 Oct 1642 ;Am. Gen p299;Gen. of Gr Puritans Conn,16-342; N.E.Dict Vol p280 ;There is another family group under the name of Brownson see RIN 713; !Could have died as late as 1687. Savage !Could have died as late as 1687. Savage Gen. Dict., Hinnan Puritan Families Bronson Bros. , Hist., Waterbury Bronson Linages. Winethorp Medical Journal. Dr. E.E. Brownson. Hartford Times - 1935; Comp Am Gen, Vol 4 p. 586.!Could have died as late as 1687. Savage Gen. Dict., Hinnan Puritan Families Bronson Bros. , Hist., Waterbury Bronson Linages. Winethorp Medical Journal. Dr. E.E. Brownson. Hartford Times - 1935; Comp Am Gen, Vol 4 p. 586. Richard Brownson's Will as Reported in WikiTree; URL:http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Brownson-150. Date Acessed 26 February 2015. I Richard Bronson of Farmington do give to my wife during her life half the Use or benefit of my whole Homestead, as also the Lower room of that called the old house & the chamber next above it, & a good Cowe. She having beding & household Implements necessary of her owne, I ad nothing herein, but doe ordain & appoint my son Samuel Bronson my soale executor To my personal and reall estate at the end & Term of my naturall Life, only the Legacies hereafter expressed I doe appoynt him my sayd son Samuel Brunson to pay, viz: That which as abovesayd is bequeathed to my wife he is not to enter upon during her natural Life, & then to take possession of that part of my estate as my whole & soale executor, as also to pay these following Legacies: I having given to my two other sons their portions, I give to my daughter Hannah £4 more, to my daughter Eddy £3 more, to my daughter Abigail 40s more, to my daughter Mary one bed, a new Blanket, one payre of sheets, & to be paid 40s per annum so long as she liveth unmarried, & on her marriage day a good Cowe. What I doe give unto my son Samuel Bronson, my Executor, is as followeth: all my Homelott with houses, out howses, barn orchyard, garden or gardens, timber wood, underwood, with all the appurtenance thereon or thereunto belonging, excepting that part given to my wife during her Life; then this Instrument standeth good to my son Samuel to possess the whole of my Homelott except that part which is given to my son John Brunson. I give to my son Samuel 5 acres of Pequabock meadow adjoyning John Wadsworth's Land, John Stanly's Land, and on Samuel Gridley's Land, As also 4 acres more or less in Pequabock meadow adjoyning a highway, Moses Ventruss & Thomas Barnes his Land. I also give to my son Samuel Bronson all my other estate, as cattell, horses, neet sheep or swine, with all my Implements of Husbandry, brass or pewter, beding, whatsoever is truly mine, to him and his heirs forever. RICHARD X BRUNSON Witness: Wlliam Lewis sen., Samuel Lewis. NOTE: Primary Sources listed therein on WikiTree's site. !Source of Information: 1) Parish regist !Source of Information: 1) Parish register of St. Andrew's Church, Earl's Colne, Essex, England Baptisms, 1559-1651 2) Parish registert of Holy Innocent's Church, Lamarsh, Essex, England 3) Name spelling BRONSON, BRUNSON & BROWNSON. “The American Genealogist” Vol. 38 article “The Brownson, Bronson, or Brunson Family of Earl’s Colne, Essex, England, - Connecticut, and South Carolina”. According to Timothy Lester Jacobs, Society of the Desc. Founders Hartford, Genealogist: John d. 1696 m. Sarah is son of Richard; John d. 1711 m. Hannah is son of John. He writes: 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”. REF:Hinman, CONNECTICUT PURITANS; Coddin REF:Hinman, CONNECTICUT PURITANS; Coddington, "Brownson Family" TAG Oct 1962. REF:Death from Court Records, Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut. "Richard Brownson (in later life usuall "Richard Brownson (in later life usually Bronson or Brunson), fourth son and sixth child of Roger and Mary (Underwood) Brownson, was baptized at Earl's Colne, Essex, 23 July 1615, and died at Farmington, Conn., shortly before 26 Sept. 1687, aged 72. He married, first, probably at Hartford, Conn., ca. 1642-3, _______ (whose given name is usually stated to have been Abigail) Weyborn or Wyborne, apparently youngest child of John Wyborne of Wrotham, co. Kent, England, yeoman, by an unknown wife. According to S. Flethcher Weyburn, Weyborn-Wyborn Genealogy, 1911, p. 2, her name was Abigail, and she was born about 1613; Mr. Weyburn gives the names and dates of eight of her older brothers and sisters, extracted from the Parish Registers of Wrotham, but Abigail's baptism was not recorded at Wrotham, nor were the burials of her parents, so the family apparently moved away from Wrotham before 1613 and we do not know where they went. There is, in fact , no actual proof known to the contributor that the given name of the first wife of Richard Brownson was "Abigail," though this may well be correct; so far as it is known, her name does not appear in New England records. At all events, the first wife of Richard Brownson was certainly a daughter of John Wyborne, sometime of Wrotham, Kent, and a much younger sister of Mrs. Margaret (Wyborne) Pantry. Margaret Wyborne was baptized at Wrotham 7 Jan. 1591/2, daughter of John Wyborne; she was married by Canterbury Marriage License dated 24 Nov. 1619 to William Pantry of Ashford, co. Kent, carpenter, and her father John Wyborne, tanner consented to the marriage. William and Margaret (Wyborne) Pantry settled at New Town (Cambridge), Mass., in 1634, and removed to Hartford by 1641, where William died prior to 16 Nov. 1649, leaving an estate valued at slightly more than £1000. His widow Margaret (Wyborne) Pantry made her will at Hartford 12 Sept. 1651, in which she devised most of her estate to her son and daughter, but also bequeathed "un to my sister Brunson her two children by Richard Brunson, John and Abigail Bronson, to each of them £6 sterling." From this language we deduce that Mrs. Pantry's "sister Brunson" was deceased, leaving two minor children who were remembered by their wealthy aunt. It is probable that Mrs. Pantry's sister the first wife of Richard "Brunson," came to New England with the Pantry family, and shared their peregrinations to Cambridge and then to Hartford. [Charles H. Pope, The Pioneers of Massachusetts, 1900, p. 311; Lillian L. M. Selleck and Donald L. Jacobus, One Branch of the Miner Family, 1928, p. 144; Hosea Starr Ballou, "Dr. Thomas Starr, Surgeon in the Pequot War," NEHGR, 96:370-1; Manwaring, Probates, 1:142.] 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. 1664), and by her Richard had no issue. Richard was not as prominent in civic affairs as his older brother John. He seems to have been a landowner in Farmington in 1648. His (unnamed) wife joined the church at Farmington 19 July 1653, when three of her children were baptized; Richard joined the church there Apr. 1654. He and his third wife were listed as communicants of the church there on 1 March 1679/80 ["Farmington Church Records, NEHGR, 11:323-6; 12:35]. The will of "Richard Brunson of Farmington" was dated 27 Feb. 1684 [1684/85]. He devised to his wife (unnamed) during her life the use of the whole homestead, the lower room of the house, "& one good cowe," bedding and household implements. Son Samuel to be sole executor and to have residue, "having given my two other sons their portions"; to daughter Hannah, £4 more; to daughter Eddy £3 more; to daughter Abigail 40s. more; to daughter Mary, 40s. per annum as long as she liveth unmar ried, and on her marriage a good cow; homelot to son Samuel. The inventory, amounting to £405-08-00. Was taken 26 Sept. 1687, and the will was proved 26 Oct. 1687. [Manwaring, Probates, 1:279.] The will of Elizabeth Brunson of Farmington, widow, was dated 6 Apr. 1694. She bequeathed to her Carpenter and Orvis children and grandchildren, and did not mention any Brunsons. Inventory, amounting to £69-14-08, was taken 26 Apr. 1694. [Ibid., 1:414-415.] Ernest R. Brownson, MD, Genealogy of One Branch of the Richard Brownson Family, Manville, North Dakota, 1951, is (sad to say) a book which should be used with great caution, for it contains a number of errors, beginning with the belief in the existence of "Old Richard" Brownson. On 10 April 1658 the Farmington minister made a list of "The Children that were in adult [i.e. not adult], when we entered into covenant at Farmington… not being above 13 years old." The list included 34 children in nine family groups, of whom 24 were under fourteen, the other 10 between fourteen and seventeen, years of age. This list includes "Richard Bronson's Children" - "Abigail Bronson, 14 years old, abought 8th Sept 1657" and "John Bronson, 12 years old abought August 1657." Apparently this list was drawn up to show the ages of children, not yet baptized, of church members, those still under 14 being eligible for baptism in the right of their parents. Hence dates of birth may be figured from this list. The two named children of Richard "Bronson" are recorded as baptized at a somewhat later date which appear in the list. [Farmington Church Records, NEHGR 11:325-6.]" Above taken from The American Genealogist Whole Number 152, October 1962, Volume 38, No. 4. Book called "The Winchell Genealogy" fou Book called "The Winchell Genealogy" found in Salt Lake City L.D.S. Genealogy Library, Starts in chapter called - Windsor Branch Name sometimes written Brownson. Richard came to New England with his bro Richard came to New England with his brother, John and his family, and his sister, Mary, on the ship "Defence" which left London in July 1635 and arrived in Boston 8 Oct 1635. REF: Bronson Lineage 1636-1917- H.B.Sibley- 1917- p 56; Appendix XXI,p 135 [Brownson,Bronson,or Brunson Family of Earl's Colne,Essex,Eng.-Conn. & S.Carolina- John I.Coddington..(Amer.Genealogist-Oct 1962-pp 193-201)] Margeret Pantry in her will dated 12 Se Margeret Pantry in her will dated 12 Sept 1651, mentions her "sister Brunson" and her children by Richard Brunson, John and Abigail (1-p142). Richard died in Farmington in 1687 (1-p279). Inventory of his estate was taken 26 September 1687, by Thomas Porter, Jonathan Smith, and John Norton and his will dated 27 February 1684 (1-p279). Sources: (1). Digest of Early Connecticut Probate Records; Charles William Manwaring; Hartford CT: RS Peck & Co. Printers, 1904; Volume 1 Hartford District 1635-1700 (FHL Film 0873816 it 1) The name was variously written Brownson, The name was variously written Brownson, Brunson, Brimson and Brinco n. Richard lived at Farmington, Hartford County, CT. On 5 November 1668, the court desired John and Richard Brunson to as sist widow Mary Wyatt in the administration of the estate of her decease d husband John Wyatt of Haddam. !Richard had two other marriages. !Richard had two other marriages. | Brownson, Richard (I312684225184)
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| 4084 | Sources of Information: Sources of Information: 1) Family Year Book, Vol. I 1907 Trescott C. Barnes. 2) Correspondence D.W. Neally, Wilcox, Arizona 3) IGI Connecticut 1981. 4) FGR Archives. 5) History of Bristol, Connecticut. 6) Early Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut by Barbour pp. 12 (FHL#974.63 D2b) !He was b. aft 1667 at Farmington, CT an !He was b. aft 1667 at Farmington, CT and d. there (in the part now known as Bristol) 1756. He m. (1) Deborah ORVIS 8 Apr 1699 at Farmington, CT (2) Mabel HANCOX abt. 1720. His parents are Thomas BARNES and Mary ANDREWS according to "McArthur-Barnes Ancestral Lines", pg 134, 136, (Doc. #899). 1988 CT IGI says he was b. 1676, s/o Thomas BARNES & Mary ANDREWS, in film #1396131. ! Source\ Norton Genealogy from DR.Stanl ! Source\ Norton Genealogy from DR.Stanley B. Norton Conn Vital Records GS Ser 1452 pt. 5 Conn Probate GS Ser 1762 pt.3 See baptismal records for the Town of So See baptismal records for the Town of Southington, CT. Ref: Barnes Family yearbook 1907-1910; Bristol, CT History; History of Southington, CT; Records of Prescott Barnes in CT Historical Society Some sources list birthyear as 1628. Th Some sources list birthyear as 1628. This is obviously wrong. !Married Deborah Orvis, 8 Apr 1699 !Married Deborah Orvis, 8 Apr 1699 | Barnes, Ebenezer (I312684225105)
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| 4085 | Sources of Information: Sources of Information: 1. 1900 US Census, South Boise Precinct, Ada County, Idaho, ED 18, sheet 6A, dwelling 110, family 110 (FHL #1240231) – William Polson household 2. 1920 US Census, Roberts Precinct, Township 5, Jefferson County, Idaho, ED 182, page 5A, dwelling 90, family 91 – William H. Polson household 3. 1930 US Census, Roberts Precinct, Jefferson County, Idaho, ED 22, page 2b, dwelling 52, family 53 – William H. Polson household 4. Ancestry World Tree Project 5. 1870 census: Andrew Paulson household, Manti, Sanpete, Utah Notes: 1. Name possibly William Hyrum Polson (Ancestry World Tree Project and OneWorldTree) ancestral file lists middle name as Hyru ancestral file lists middle name as Hyrum | Polson, William Hyrum (I312684220910)
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| 4086 | Sources of Information: Sources of Information: 1. 1920 US Census, Roberts Precinct, Township 5, Jefferson County, Idaho, ED 182, page 5A, dwelling 90, family 91 – William H. Polson household 2. 1930 US Census, Roberts Precinct, Jefferson County, Idaho, ED 22, page 2b, dwelling 52, family 53 – William H. Polson household 3. Ancestry World Tree Project | Ott, Minnie Elizabeth (I312684220894)
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| 4087 | Sources of information: Sources of information: 1. Provided by client 2. "The Coppernoll Family in America, Volume II" by Arlene Coppernoll Cuba (FHL #929.273 C793c v.2) FamilyTree Maker IGI Daughter of George FamilyTree Maker IGI Daughter of George Langraff !Coppernoll Families in America, Vol. II !Coppernoll Families in America, Vol. II, 1978, by Arlene Coppernoll Cuba | Landgraff, Engeltie Angelica (I312684220513)
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| 4088 | Sources of Information: Sources of Information: 1. Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England 1634-1635, Vol. IV, pp. 287-292. !Cutter's Middlesex Co., Vol 1, p.147 !P !Cutter's Middlesex Co., Vol 1, p.147 !Pope's Pioneers of Massachusetts, p.285 **ISAAC LEWIS, SON of JOHN and MARY (BROWNE) LEWIS (Not son of William and Mary Lewis)** | Lewis Sr, Isaac Sr (I312684223070)
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| 4089 | Sources of Information: Sources of Information: 1. Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England 1634-1635, Vol. IV, pp. 287-292. !Cutter's Middlesex Co., Vol 1, p.147 !P !Cutter's Middlesex Co., Vol 1, p.147 !Pope's Pioneers of Massachusetts, p.285 | Lewis, Abraham (I312684223007)
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| 4090 | Sources of Information: Sources of Information: 1. Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England 1634-1635, Vol. IV, pp. 287-292. Notes: 1. John Lewis & Mary Brown 2 Sep 1650 Marriage in Malden, Middlesex, Massachusetts. !BD: CHARLESTOWN GENEALOGIES AND ESTATE !BD: CHARLESTOWN GENEALOGIES AND ESTATES Parents of John Lewis are unknown Parents of John Lewis May 7, 2021 I am a direct descendant of John Lewis and have searched for his parents for 50 years. I have even hired a genealogist in England, to no avail. There is no evidence whatsoever that Edward and Mary - or any other couple - were his parents. Likewise, the information on FindaGrave is incorrect. Please! Stop adding parents! Edward Lewis1 1. John Lewis & Mary Brown 2 Sep 1650 Ma 1. John Lewis & Mary Brown 2 Sep 1650 Marriage in Malden, Middlesex, Massachusetts No evidence as to the parents of John Lewis There is no evidence as to the parents of John Lewis. Edward and Mary are pure speculation and should not be listed. This is after my 50 years of research on John Wrong John Lewis To RonParker4 and Mingle 76 - You have the totally wrong John Lewis. This John Lewis was born @1613 in England and died in Malden Massachusetts in 1657. Please reverse and restore your entries as soon as possible. Thank you! !SOURCE: Torrey's NE Marr prior 1700 p46 !SOURCE: Torrey's NE Marr prior 1700 p463; Sav v3 p87; Amos Otis's Genealogical notes of Barnstable Families v2 p115; Pope's Pioneers of MA p285; !NOTES: John was our 9th gr grand uncle..he was of Tenterden, Kent, Eng.. he came in the "Hercules" in 1635 with his wife Sarah, The vicar & Mayor of Tenterden certify for him and his wife Sarah.. They had one known child, a dau Sarah bp at Boston 1650...His wife Sarah died 12 July 1657 at Boston.. He md2) 22 Nov 1659 Alice the widow of Nathaniel Bishop..she joined him in a deed of land 24 Aug 1659. they had Samuel b 18 jan 1681, Joseph 4 Feb 1662 and benoni 25 Feb 1664. Origins Unknown John Lewis,[1] the immigrant ancestor, was born in England about 1613 based on his estimated marriage. His parents and origins are unknown. He migrated by 1634 and settled first among the earliest at Charlestown, Massachusetts. By 1652, he removed from there to Malden, Massachusetts. He was made a freeman 6 May 1646.[1][2] | Lewis, John (I312684222961)
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| 4091 | Sources of Information: Sources of Information: 1. Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England 1634-1635, Vol. IV, pp. 287-292. Notes: 1. John Lewis & Mary Brown 2 Sep 1650 Marriage in Malden, Middlesex, Massachusetts. Marriage note NameJohn Lewis Spouse's NameMary Brown Event Date02 Sep 1650 Event PlaceMalden, Middlesex, Massachusetts CITING THIS RECORD "Massachusetts Marriages, 1695-1910," database, <i>FamilySearch</i>(https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FCSG-D31 : 4 December 2014), John Lewis and Mary Brown, 02 Sep 1650; citing reference page 208 line c.c.; FHL microfilm 14,774. !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 Line 25046 from GEDCOM File not recogniz Line 25046 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: SLGC FAMC @07860750@ Line 25047 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: SOUR @S01@ Children of Mary Brown Cutler The first two listed children of Mary Brown with John Cutler were born before the death of Mary's first husband, John Lewis. John Lewis died in 1657 around the time of the birth of Triall Lewis. It is likely that the first two children (John and Susannah Cutler were John Cutler's children from his first marriage to Olive Thompson. They are listed as such under John Cutler and Olive Thompson. See John Cutler L5RM-SL3 and Olive Thompson LTJ5-19Q. SURNAME: Also shown as Browne AFN: Me SURNAME: Also shown as Browne AFN: Merged with a record that used the AFN GM48-LD BIRTH: Also shown as Born 1630 bp. 9Nov1928 bp. 9Nov1928 Ancestral File Number:<AFN> FZ4X-83 Ancestral File Number:<AFN> FZ4X-83 1. IGI. 2. Ancestral File. 1. IGI. 2. Ancestral File. !Book: Bonds of Watertown, Ma !Book: Bonds of Watertown, Ma Married - (1) John LEWIS - 10 Apr 1650 Married - (1) John LEWIS - 10 Apr 1650 !BOOK: BROWNE GENEALOGY !BOOK: BROWNE GENEALOGY 2 h Thomas/Hewet md abt 1650 2 h Thomas/Hewet md abt 1650 | Browne, Mary (I312684223015)
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| 4092 | Sources of Information: Sources of Information: 1. Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England 1634-1635, Vol. IV, pp. 287-292. one record gives her name as Lewis (auth one record gives her name as Lewis (authority not known) !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 Renee Carbee Lowder, www.intercom.net/us Renee Carbee Lowder, www.intercom.net/user/sana/persons.html Note from Susan (Penfield) Einman (Einma Note from Susan (Penfield) Einman (Einman23/AOL) 2/6/1996, Penfield Genealogy; !New England Marriages Prior to 1700 by Torrey; Dates from Ancestral File (Mar 11,1996); Marriage to Richard Hughes not possible as shown, 1651. Early Records of Malden, Massachusetts, page 233, records Mary, daughter of John Lewis was born January 1652/3. | Lewis, Mary (I312684223024)
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| 4093 | Sources of Information: Sources of Information: 1. Loomis, Elias. The Descendants (by the Female Branches) of Joseph Loomis, Who Came From Braintree, England, in the Year 1638, and Settled in Windsor, Connecticut, in 1639. Internet Archive. New Haven: Tuttle, Morehouse and Taylor. https://archive.org/details/descendantsbyfe00loomgoog/page/116/mode/2up. 2. "Connecticut, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1609-1999," database (www.ancestry.com: accessed 5 December 2023), for Ebenezer Skinner, 1755, #4889, Bolton, Hartford, Connecticut. Notes: 2. Ebenezer Skinner of Bolton, Hartford, Connecticut. Will dated 18 October 1755. Named "three Sons": Ebenezer, Joseph, and Gideon. Named "four Daughters, viz" Sarah Taylor, Deborah Pain, Abigail Bigelow, and Ann Hitchcock. Appoints his "Well Beloved Wife" as Executrix. Witnesses swore in 1755. From AF and OI; Jun 1999. MARRIAGE: Was From AF and OI; Jun 1999. MARRIAGE: Was in the Second Church. AF. Bp.19May1931. Bp.19May1931. (24) Tufts Rec. (24) Tufts Rec. TITL Email AUTH Family Members & Fellow TITL Email AUTH Family Members & Fellow Researchers REPO CALN MEDI Book PAGE Marilyn Current, <MarilynRuth51@aol.com>, 30Aug2001 Sources of Information: Sources of Information: 1. Loomis, Elias. The Descendants (by the Female Branches) of Joseph Loomis, Who Came From Braintree, England, in the Year 1638, and Settled in Windsor, Connecticut, in 1639. Internet Archive. New Haven: Tuttle, Morehouse and Taylor. https://archive.org/details/descendantsbyfe00loomgoog/page/116/mode/2up. Ref: Records from her family are from LD Ref: Records from her family are from LDS files of the IGI and have not been checked.Ref: Birth ; IGI extraction : FHL film # 2952; birth records of Connecticut. chil. known chil. known !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (R); ; Copyright (c) 1987, June 1998, data as of 5 January 1998; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA [download.ged.FTW] REFN: 9NC3-X2 [download.ged.FTW] REFN: 9NC3-X2 Sources. IOWA PIONEERS: THEIR ANCESTORS Sources. IOWA PIONEERS: THEIR ANCESTORS AND DESCENDANTS. Contributed by members of Iowa Chapters, Daughters of the American Revolution. March 1, 1969. Thelma Gentry Shepherd, State Chairman of Genealogical Records. Pages 12 - 16, and 88 "The Skinner Kinsmen." Fernald's Genealogical Exchange. Dawson Genealogy Skinner Kinsmen (Natalie Fernald) (1) 5 Sep 1998: www.ptbruce.kanservu.ca/ (1) 5 Sep 1998: www.ptbruce.kanservu.ca/Genealogy/Ahnentafel.html Ancestors of Bruce Connor Johnson. | Skinner, Deborah (I312684221428)
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| 4094 | Sources of information: Archive copy by Sources of information: Archive copy by Wilford M. Christensen 1605 East 1700 South, Idaho Falls, Idaho. Nodager Par Reg 9421 pts 1,2; Hyrum Ward Records 6314; History of Niels Christensen in possession of Frank Edward Boyd. | Christensen, Andrew (I312684222341)
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| 4095 | sources--birth cert no. 402; Manti Te sources--birth cert no. 402; Manti Tem Rec 8 Nov 1888; 1851 cen Toxteth Park F England 14 Pt 69 13671 Pg 48 Archives rec !first end rec lost re end 25 Jun 1964 | Lupton, Ann Jane (I312684224029)
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| 4096 | Sources: Sources: 1. Henry Eastman Day Family, 1824-2002. Rolayne Day and Sidnee Day Spencer. | Day, Hannah Priscilla (I312684224262)
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| 4097 | SOURCES: SOURCES: 1. Joseph Bartholomew Family; A Genealogical Collection; Lavon Bartholomew Olsen; GS 2056065, items #10-12. 2. Genealogical Collection; Marie Barthlomew Larsen; GS 1598375, item #14. 3. Pedigree Charts of Calvin Henry Bartholomew; GS 1421963, item #7. 4. Record of the Bartholomew Family: Historical, Genealogical and Biographical; George Bartholomew Wells; published 1885, Austin, Texas; GS 301118, item #1 (pp. 497, 498, 509, 510). 5. General Joseph Bartholomew: personal histories, his descendants, his children, his ancestors, by Emmeline Chatterton McKay; GS 2055415, item #6. 6. "Genealogical Record of McNaught-Franklin-Bartholomew Families", by Virginia Eliza Hodges McNaught, GS 631. 7. Temple Index Bureau Cards (TIB cards) at FHL, Salt Lake City, Utah. 8. Manti Temple: Sealings of Children to Parents, 1888-1944, GS 170494, Bk C, pp. 452-453. 9. Bartholomew family temple record books, 1883-1949, GS 982381, items #6-9. 10. Other LDS Ordinance Entries: B 14 Jun 1991, SLAKE, E 20 Nov 1991, SLAKE, SP 10 Dec 1991, SLAKE (GS 1553787, Batch 5025516, Sheet 7). 11. "Life Story of Marth Bartholomew Vail" (sent to Alice White O'Neil by her cousin Angela Packer), copy in poss of W. Bart Christenson, Provo, Utah. | Bartholomew, Martha (I312684222926)
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| 4098 | Sources: 1. Terry Book by William Z. Ter Sources: 1. Terry Book by William Z. Terry 1945. 2. Parshall Terry Family History by Nora Lund 1956. 3. Hackett Family Album by George W. Hackett 4. Jurnal, Elizabeth Terry Heward, Reprint Parshall Terry Family History by Nora H. Lund. 5. Autobiography of Clarissa (Harden) Wilhelm in possession of Paul Carroll, 719 N 500 West, Provo, UT. These sources are the same for all children of this family. | Terry, Stephen (I312684224355)
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| 4099 | Sources: Great Aunt's Family Tree www.fa Sources: Great Aunt's Family Tree www.familysearch.org AFN:15T1-PC0 | Nichols, Sarah (I312684224918)
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| 4100 | Sources: Great Aunt's Family Tree www.fa Sources: Great Aunt's Family Tree www.familysearch.org AFN:1MQ2-064 (21) dead (21) dead (11) (11) | Phelps, Electa Palmyra (I312684224738)
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