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| 4151 | The record of a family descent from Ralph Dayton and Alice (Goldhatch) Tritton - by Edson Carr Dayton Another source but search only option: "The record of a family descent from Ralph Dayton and Alice (Goldhatch) Tritton, married June 16, 1617, Ashford, County Kent, England : a genealogical and biographical account of one branch of the Dayton family in America" - by Edson Carr Dayton. Originally published: Hartford; Priv. print. The Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co., 1931. https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/005753052 Will of spouse Samuel DAYTON is only doc Will of spouse Samuel DAYTON is only documentation of one surname used in some records Dorothy Miller see ".. son Josiah Miller.." ! Information picked up by historians wo ! Information picked up by historians working on the Reeve family line. ! Information also gathered from histories of Early Long Island, Suffolk County, NY 1691-1703. ABSTRACTS OF WILL Surr.office City of NY ABSTRACTS OF WILL Surr.office City of NY vol IV 1744-1753 its page 590, abstract page 80:"wife Dorothy...g'son Henry Dayton...sons Nathan(executor) and Daniel(executor) ...land adjoining Josiah Miller...son David ...father Robert Dayton.. .son Daniel...son Jonathan...son in law William Osborne and then to daughter Hannah Mulford ... my dau Elizabeth Osborne...4 youngest children of my day Joanah Serle ...witnesses Lion Gardiner,John Davis,John Davis jr proved ....April 3.1746. 2 Samuel/Dayton 21 Aug 1705 2 Samuel/Dayton 21 Aug 1705 Samuel/Dayton Samuel/Dayton | King, Dorothy (I312684223511)
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| 4152 | The records of Rachel Gardenier and two The records of Rachel Gardenier and two of her sons,Pieter & Nicholas, are incorrectly linked in this record to Johannes Van Quackenbush, son of Reynier & Claasje. Please do not combine this record with any other record. | Gardenier, Rachel (I312684220053)
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| 4153 | The surname Konijn (formerly spelt Konyn The surname Konijn (formerly spelt Konyn) means "Rabbit" in Dutch. | Conyn, Commertje (I312684220029)
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| 4154 | The Weaver Genealogy The Weaver Genealogy Author: Lucius E. Weaver Call Number: CS71.W365 This book contains the history and genealogy of the Weaver family of Wales who settled in Massachusetts. Bibliographic Information: Weaver, Lucius E. The Weaver Genealogy. The Du Bois Press. Rochester, New York. 1928. Source Media Type: Book Repository: !17. WILLIAM5 WEAVER, (William,4 (7) Clement,3 Clement,2 Clement1) born Sept. 19, 1695, in East Greenwich, R. I. He died in North Kingstown shortly before July 9, 1759, when his widow was appointed to administer his estate. (Probate Records of North Kingstown, Vol. 9, p. 80.) The latest mention of him, while living is found in a lawsuit Feb., 1758. He married Alice (???) whose surname and date of birth have not been found. She probably died in 1754, for she joined him in a land sale Nov. 29, 1753, and he married, second, in Nov., 1755, Mary Fowler, a widow, who survived him and was appointed to administer his estate as above. He was a "yeoman" or farmer and also a licensed "innholder," at least a part of the time, for in the doings of the Council of East Greenwich it is set forth that on June 30, 1733, it was "Resolved that William Weaver of this town have libertie to sell Strong Drinke in the house wherein he now Dwells, he keeping Good order upon each Training Day that Capt. (???) calls his Company to Train at said Weaver's House in this present year 1733 betweene the hours of Eight of the Clock in the morning and Twelve of the Clock at night and noe longer," on penalty of a fine. He was also licensed other years. His house was the meeting place of the Town Council. He seems to have lived continuously in East Greenwich up to 1754. He served as surveyor of highways in 1727, waywarden 1728, overseer of highways 1729-1731, 1740, 1743, town sergeant 1733-1736, and member of the town council 1738-1744. He did not remove to North Kingstown until 1754, sometime between April and August, doubtless soon after the death of his wife Alice. Jan. 12, 1716-17 his father, William Weaver, gave him a small lot which was part of his own farm and was forty-one poles by sixty-two poles. It was bounded on a highway and on the giver's land. (East Greenwich Land Evidence 2, 272.) July 18, 1718, Clement Weaver of East Greenwich deeded to his "cousin," William Weaver, son of his deceased brother William, all his right in lands owned by his said brother. (3, 59.) July 18, 1718, whereas William Weaver of East Greenwich lately deceased intestate, whereby all his lands descend to his eldest son, yet notwithstanding, said eldest son, William Weaver, for the better support of his "honored mother" and to "enable her to bring up the rest of my brothers and sisters and to put her in a better way to pay my Father's debts, as his administratrix, and that each of my Brothers may have part of their Father's lands and my Sisters have something of a portion more than the Law would allow them" deeds to his mother in lieu of her thirds, life tenure in some fifty-six acres or so of the homestead and buildings thereon, bounded by a line extending from the middle of the south line to the middle of the north line of said farm and is bounded Page 88 on a highway and on Benjamin Spencer. After her death this land shall return to my six brothers as follows: To brother Benjamin eight acres, he to pay sister Alice œ4. To brother Harrison the house father lived in and ten acres adjoining it, he to pay Alice œ5. To brother Thomas ten acres adjoining Harrison's, to pay Alice œ5 six months after receiving the land. To brother Clement ten acres adjoining Thomas', and he is to pay Alice œ5. To brother Joseph ten acres adjoining Clement, he to pay Alice œ5. To brother John eight acres adjoining Joseph, he to pay Alice œ5. (3. 59.) The law of primogeniture made him the sole heir to the estate of his father who died intestate. Instead of keeping it he magnanimously shared it with his mother, brothers and sisters. Such an example of generosity, filial love and brotherly kindness was rare in those days and not at all common in these days when the application of the Golden Rule is being urged as never before. Nov. 28, 1752, administration on the estate of Captain Richard Weaver, of East Greenwich, deceased, was offered to his eldest brother William, who declined, requesting that their father, William Weaver, be appointed, which was done. He owned several tracts of land in East Greenwich, West Greenwich and North Kingstown. CHILDREN (all recorded in East Greenwich): 42- I. William,6 b. Oct. 19, 1712. II. Richard,6 b. Nov. 4, 1714; d. in East Greenwich Oct. 11, 1752, aged 37 years, 10 months, 26 days--not 70 years as erroneously transcribed for the printed Vital Records. As far as known he never married, but the settlement of his estate shows that he left neither widow nor offspring. III. Elizabeth,6 b. March 14, 1716-7; m. Aug. 22, 1736, John Pierce, b. March 9, 1713; d. Oct. 19, 1798, of East Greenwich and Warwick, according to Pierce Gen. 1888, by F. C. Pierce, pp. 50 and 56, where also is seen the list of their eight children, born 1737 to 1758, named Susannah, William, Job, Jeremiah, Edward, Elizabeth, Philip and Charles. IV. Susannah,6 b. April 26, 1719. No further record. V. Edward,6 b. April 29, 1721. He probably died unm. Nov. 10, 1753, John Pierce of Warwick notified the Council of East Greenwich that his brother-in-law, Edward Weaver, died intestate on a voyage. 43- VI. Peter,6 b. Aug. 11, 1723. VII. Alice,6 b. Aug. 28, 1725; m. Feb. 9, 1746, Benjamin Corey, son of Joseph. He died before Nov. 9, 1751, when their daughter Alice was placed under guardianship of Capt. Richard Weaver. Alice, the mother, perhaps married, second, before March 2, 1752, Caleb Gardner of Exeter, R. I. | Weaver, William II (I312684224601)
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| 4155 | There is a history of her in the book Jo There is a history of her in the book Joseph Lewis Thompson Family byHoward Thompson (William Howard Thompson) 929.2 T 371 twh. Copy in theSt. George FHC. Page 260. | Williams, LaVeda Eliza (I312684221391)
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| 4156 | There is a history of her in the book Jo There is a history of her in the book Joseph Lewis Thompson Family byHoward Thompson (William Howard Thompson) 929.2 T 371 twh. Copy in theSt. George FHC. Page 267. Death date from IGI. | Williams, LaVon Griffin (I312684221358)
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| 4157 | There is a history of her, "Theophenia G There is a history of her, "Theophenia Griffin" By Josephine Heinrich,from "Joseph Lewis Thompson Family" by Howard Thompson (William HowardThompson) 929.2 T 371 twh. Page 13. Also "Lives of Theophenia GriffinGriffiths and Caroline Griffin Thompson (As written by a granddaughterof Theophenia). Her headstone is located in the Clarkston Cemetery, August 2002, DLG. There is history of her in the book "The William H Griffin family" (about1997) 929.273 G875 t, pg 36. Life Story of Mary Pitts Griffin by Mary P, Thompson and other historiesin the file of D. L. Griffin. Rebaptized August 1, 1875. Came to Utah in 1862. !BIRTH: Certified Copy of Birth Certifi !BIRTH: Certified Copy of Birth Certificate GS #465256 Naunton Beauchamp Parish Reg., Worcs., Engl. p.19, year 1841 (even though Theophenia's life story said her birthday was 6 January 1841. !MARRIAGE #1: Interview with Josephine Heinrich 79 East 5 North, Logan, Utah !MARRIAGE #2: Endowment House Sealings GS#183398 p.433 !DEATH: Clarkston Cemetery Records !BAPTISM: Clarkston, Utah, Ward Records, GS #25607 p.33 !ENDOWMENT: Endowments for the Living, Endowment House, GS #183405 p.331 !ENDOWMENT (husb #2): Endowments for the Living, Endowment House, GS #183405 !SEALING (wife-husb.) #1: IGI; Endowment House Sealings GS#183397 !SEALING (wife-husb.) #2: Endowment House Sealings GS#183398 p.433 !SEALING (child-parent): Logan, Utah, Temple Sealings to Parents, GS#178087 p. 528 NAME: Theophinia also spelled Theophenia by some lines of her descendants. Which is correct? BAPTISM: Theophinia was re-baptized 11 Oct 1967. BIRTH: Could this date possibly have been 7 Jan 1840? (that was the date found on 12-generation pedigree chart my grandmother had) !ANC_FILE: Individual merged with Theophania GRIFFIN ID#2F5D-D6 on 20 May 1997 with the following discrepancy. All other information was combined. !BIRTH: 7 Jan 1841 !ANC_FILE: Individual merged with Theophina GRIFFIN ID#B7TH-ZG on 15 May 1997 with the following discrepancy: !BIRTH: Abt 1815 Theophenia and John came to America in about 1861. William Jr. came two years later and the rest of the family came about 1865. Joseph Lewis Thompson Family (correction Joseph Lewis Thompson Family (corrections) 20 Apr 1982 Born & Christened at Naunton Beauchamp, Worcestershire, England Bap 1 Aug 1875 Also shows birth as 6 Jan 1841 AFN: B7TH-ZG Theophina Griffin | Griffin, Theophenia (I312684221799)
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| 4158 | There is a history of him in the book Jo There is a history of him in the book Joseph Lewis Thompson Family byHoward Thompson (William Howard Thompson) 929.2 T 371 twh. Copy in theSt. George FHC. Page 263. John never married. He was a school teacher and taught math. He was also a coach at the University of California. He coached football at Malad High in the 40s & 50s as a volunteer. | Williams, John Victor (I312684221362)
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| 4159 | There is a history of him in the book Jo There is a history of him in the book Joseph Lewis Thompson Family byHoward Thompson (William Howard Thompson) 929.2 T 371 twh. Copy in theSt. George FHC. Page 264. | Williams, Leland Griffin (I312684221377)
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| 4160 | There is a history of him in the book Jo There is a history of him in the book Joseph Lewis Thompson Family byHoward Thompson (William Howard Thompson) 929.2 T 371 twh. Copy in theSt. George FHC. Page 267. | Williams, Henry Griffin (I312684221367)
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| 4161 | There is a record stating that Joshua Te There is a record stating that Joshua Terry and Elizabeth Parshall were sealed on 21 May 1880. This is taken from information received from Nora Hall Lund. Johua Terry was born during the struggle for possession of the Wyoming Valley in Pennsylvania. The settlers had fled in 1763 after an Indian attack, and did not return until 1769. Joshua was born some area where they had taken temporary refuge. His boyhood seems to have been passed in the Wyoming Valley. His name appears on the list of those in Forty Fort the night after the massacre, 3 Jul 1778). Joshua is listed as a member of Col. Nathan Denison's Regiment in a detachment under the command of Col. Zebulon Butler. He would have been rather young (14) to be a regularly enlisted militiaman. Joshua Terry died at age 63, in Palmyra, NY. There is a record stating that Joshua Terry and Elizabeth Parshall were sealed on 21 May 1880. This is taken from information received from Nora Hall Lund. Johua Terry was born during the struggle for possession of the Wyoming Valley in Pennsylvania. The settlers had fled in 1763 after an Indian attack, and did not return until 1769. Joshua was born some area where they had taken temporary refuge. His boyhood seems to have been passed in the Wyoming Valley. His name appears on the list of those in Forty Fort the night after the massacre, 3 Jul 1778). Joshua is listed as a member of Col. Nathan Denison's Regiment in a detachment under the command of Col. Zebulon Butler. He would have been rather young (14) to be a regularly enlisted militiaman. Joshua Terry died at age 63, in Palmyra, NY. !1. Terry Parshall History by Nora Lund; !1. Terry Parshall History by Nora Lund; pg. 20-21 2. Terry-Parshall Family Saga by Edith Phillips; pg. 101 3. Archive sheet form Parshall and Hannah Terry #1. | Terry, Joshua (I312684224335)
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| 4162 | There is history of her in the book "The There is history of her in the book "The William H Griffin family" (about1997) 929.273 G875 t, pg 41. There is a history of her in the file of D. L. Griffin. Came to Omaha in 1862. Came to Utah 1869 by train. !Special Collections Film #0183406 Endow !Special Collections Film #0183406 Endowment House Endowment Records p.203 Entry 12. Lists birth, baptism, endowment dates, and parents names. | Treherne, Elizabeth Ann (I312684221915)
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| 4163 | There is some uncertainty about the iden There is some uncertainty about the identity of Andrew's wife. If I am reading my notes correctly, Torrey, New England Marriages Prior to 1700, has Andrew married to Deborah (Leffingwell) Crow, widow of Nathaniel Crow. However, there is no Deborah among the children of Sergeant Thomas and Mary (Bushnell) Leffingwell in either the Bushnell Genealogy or the Leffingwell Record. Moreover, if the date imputed for Deborah's birth (1673) is correct, it would be pushing the envelope a bit to have her parents married in September 1672 and their son Thomas born on 11 March 1674 -- unless, of course, Deborah was conceived "out of wedlock," which might possibly explain her absence from public (and published) records. According to Ancestors of the Bingham Family of Utah, Deborah was the daughter not of Sergeant Thomas, but of Lieutenant Thomas Leffingwell -- his last child, born sometime between 1660 and 1665. This attribution is based on a will, cited in the Warner genealogy, in which Lieutenant Thomas named Deborah, wife of Andrew Warner. If born between 1660 and 1665, however, Deborah would have been Andrew's senior by eight to thirteen years: not an impossible proposition, certainly, but not probable. DOCUMENTATION !SOURCE - Barbour, Lucius DOCUMENTATION !SOURCE - Barbour, Lucius Barnes, "Families of Early hartford, Conn., page 203. !MARRIAGE: Source - Torrey, Clarence Almon, "New England Marriages Prior to 1700. Deborah wife of Nathaniel Crow rec'd 2nd Church Oct 3, 1686. MARRIAGE: New England Marriages: Prior t MARRIAGE: New England Marriages: Prior to 1700 (C. A. Torrey) p. 195, 780 !Brigham Young's Records-chart 134; !Ref !Brigham Young's Records-chart 134; !Refer to Thomas Leffingwell (1649) for sources of information; | Leffingwell, Deborah (I312684224098)
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| 4164 | There were two John Smiths in Colonial America born about the same time. One was born 13 Jul 1672 in Watertown, MA, the son of Daniel and Mary (Grant) Smith. He married Susanna ----- 24 Jun 1694 and had a number of children in Milton, MA, before moving to Stonington, CT. He and Susanna and most of his children died in Connecticut. The other, a Captain, was born 9 Jan 1672 in Dover, NH, the son of Joseph and Elizabeth (Bickford) Smith and married Susannah Chesley on 17 Jun 1694 in Dover. They had a number of children in Dover and lived and died there. BIRTH: 13 JUL 1672, Watertown, Middlese BIRTH: 13 JUL 1672, Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA DEATH: 8 MAY 1739, Stonington, New London Co., CT http://www.geocities.com/~murphwillson/d0000/g0000012.html#I9437 Sources, places, and memories do not match Sources show John Smith married to Susanna and having children in Newton, Middlesex, Massachusetts. Some sources show John and Susanna having children in Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts, which may be since the two towns are situated close to each other. Then there are sources and memories for John Smith and Susannah living in Connecticut. I believe there are at least two different people here that are all mixed together. If anyone has any wisdom to straighten this out I would love it!! 1. IGI. 2. Ancestral File. 1. IGI. 2. Ancestral File. !Age 67 at death Sources of Information: !Age 67 at death Sources of Information: Family Gg Rec. of John Smith & Susannah Smith 1. Archive Rec. of Mary E. Carling Neves. 2. Births, Mds. and Deaths of Watertown, (FHL 974.44/W5 V28w). 3. First Ecclesiastical Soc. & Congregational Ch. of Preston (FHL 1,011,968). 4. History of Stonington, (FHL 974.65/S1 D2w) pgs. 570-573. 5. Ancs. & Desc. of Jonathan N. Amsden & Amelia J. Smith, (FHL 929.273 Am83a). 6. Will of John SMITH dtd 4 Mar 1730, pr. 31 May 1739, New London CT. It is likely that John's wife, Susannah, *** Not Correct *** It is likely that John's wife, Susannah, was from the Chesley family. (Ref.- The Mormon records support the Chesley connection) John and Susannah came to Preston, Conn. in 1709. (Ref.- A deed on record conveying land from William Dennison, and his wife Mary, of Storington on May 3 1709). In 1715 an earmark of the cattle of John Smith is registered. In 1718 more land is purchased from Wm. Dennison. (Ref. - Family of John Smith of Stonington from Wheeler's History of Stonington where a copy of his will is in the appendix) Parents Listed: Ephraim Smith/Abigail B Parents Listed: Ephraim Smith/Abigail Briscoe Daniel Smith, Jr./Mary Grant Henry Smith/Ann Smith Joseph Smith/Elizabeth Bickford (1672) (1672) Line in Record @I38129@ (RIN 38122) from Line in Record @I38129@ (RIN 38122) from GEDCOM file not recognized: _UID 152E28CA9ECCD61193C3973FD6E9BB5E8A2E Line in Record @I38142@ (RIN 38129) from GEDCOM file not recognized: _UID 5DF5322446A2D61193C3E88C9393015FC76D John SMITH was born 13 Jul 1672 in Wate John SMITH was born 13 Jul 1672 in Watertown, Suffolk, Massachusetts,USA. He died 8 May 1739 in Stonington, , New London Line in Record @I0306@ (RIN 762) from GE Line in Record @I0306@ (RIN 762) from GEDCOM file not recognized: PLAC SGEOR Bond Watertown Genealogies Perhaps he w Bond Watertown Genealogies Perhaps he was the John Smith who married Sarah Richard in Watertown on 8/16/1705. They had the following children: Abiezer b 3/27/1712 Lois b 10/6/1715 Silas b 1/16/1716/7 Ruth b 1/7/1719/20 Beulah b 1/14/1723/4 d next May Ephraim b 6/14/1725 If he is the John Smith who married Susanna Chesley (as shown in this data base), then he is not the same one who married Sarah because Susanna was still alive in 1705, and in fact lived until 1746. Research: Her Spouse: Another John Smith Research: Her Spouse: Another John Smith (?) RIN 3728 married Abigail Rockwell (RIN 3085) !Source: Archive record & IGI88 Research: Her Spouse: Another John Smith (?) RIN 3728 married Abigail Rockwell (RIN 3085) !Source: Archive record & IGI88 Name: Research: Possible duplicate entry RIN 836, who married Susannah Chesley (RIN 837) as another spouse. 1. Wife's Archive Record as a child. 2. 1. Wife's Archive Record as a child. 2. Ancestral File. 1672 1672 | Smith, Lieutenant John (I312684222809)
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| 4165 | These Childdren sealed to David Roteseal These Childdren sealed to David Roteseal/Miller Second Husband, and to their Mother Lovenia Ellen/Miller David Roteseal/Miller * Sealed 22 Nov 18 David Roteseal/Miller * Sealed 22 Nov 1893 SG (2) David Rotaseal/Miller * 22Nov1893 (S (2) David Rotaseal/Miller * 22Nov1893 (Sealed 17Aug1966 SL ) David Roteseal/Miller * David Roteseal/Miller * | Miller, Lovenia Ellen (I312684224718)
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| 4166 | They might have more children. (four li They might have more children. (four listed in Chapin book page 570) The other childrens na mes were on Familysearch.org and need more research. They resided at Barberton Road in Canton Center, Ct., at Otis, Ma. and at Delaware Co., Pa . His information is on this site: http://www.holcombegenealogy.com/tholcomb/d2/i0038950.htm#i38951 Joseph Messenger is DAR Patriot A078348 Female descendants may be eligible for DAR membership. !doc: Barber Genealogy pg. 54 no. 81 (Fi !doc: Barber Genealogy pg. 54 no. 81 (File No 21-Ball-Barnes.) Serial 5293-F pg. y1i pt. 3 --Genealogy History by Abiel Brown 1856 (974.62/c1 D26 Abiel Brown)--The Messenger Family of Connecticut 929.273 pg. 16-17 M562W --Probate Records of Conn. Joseph Messenger (Isaac, Joseph, Nathaniel, Edward) oldest son of Isaac and Hannah Alford Messenger, born 1741 died after 1791. Married Jemima Barber about 1762. She was born 1741, daughter of Johnathan Barber and Jemima Cornish. Joseph was the first resident on the farm afterwards owned by Theophilus Humphrey adjoining Kimberly's line in West Simsbury. This farm (in 1856) was owned by John Humphrey. Joseph removed in 1782 to Otis, Mass. and removed from Otis about 1791 to the Delaware Region, state of Pennsylvania, where it is understood he spent the rest of his life. The list of his children may not be complete. !1. Information source: Fren H Benson Fa !1. Information source: Fren H Benson Family records. Submitted by Mrs. Allen Huffaker Rt. 1 Lorenzo, Idaho. 2. Child # 1 Kesiah md Benjamin Benson 15 Dec 1795. census and local history CENSUS: 1800 Town of DeRuyter, Chenango County, New York Avinah Messenger, pg. 988, line #37 Joseph Messenger, pg. 988, line #38 Joseph Messenger, Jr. pg. 988, #39 Issac Messenger, pg. 990, line #53 "Early Local History", DeRuyter, by John W. Abell, Jr. June 24, 1925 Internet. Joseph Messenger and Samuel Thompson settled in DeRuyter in 1795. The former located on lot No 20 and built the first tavern in town. It was a large, double log house. The Messenger Tavern was for many years the famous stopping place for the numberous immigrants coming in to settle the Lincklaen purchase and many a wayworn traveler had cause to remember with grattitude the kindness of the proprietor. Mr. Messenger was employed by Mr. Lincklaen to cut through the west road (which runs on the ridge east of DeRuyter) to the town of Lincklaen, and which the older inhabitants remember to have long born the name of "Joe Road". Upon the farm that he took up, cleared, and cultivated, Joseph Messenger died and was buried. Upon the head-board above his remains the following epitaph was written, although not transferred to the marble his family reared in affectionate memory was never the less true. Here lies the remains of old Uncle Joe A messenger here a long time ago Pioneer of the woods and worker of the way He did a great deal of work for very little pay. "Holland Land Company, Lists of Lots, Tromp Township", Internet. Lot 16 - 160 acres to Ashbell Messenger, 1793 (2:216) Lot 17 - 150 acres to Joseph Messenger, Jr., 1793 (2:217) Lot 19 - 190 acres to Cornish Messenger, 1793 (2:219) Lot 20 - 150 acres to Joseph Messenger, Jr. 1793 (2:220) Lot 21 - 160 acres to Ozias Burr, 1793 (2:221) Alternate death date and place: 1791, De Alternate death date and place: 1791, Delaware, Pennsylvania (Ancestral File) Joseph Messenger died De Ruyter Madison Co NY after 1830. The death in PA based on the Abiel Brown history is incorrect as he was alive 1795 when he arrieved DeRuyter the first Baptist Church was organized 1797 at his home. I have many deeds signed by Joseph & Jemima in Madison Co NY witnessed by Ozias Burr (m Rhoda Messenger) & Unite Clark (m Jemima Messenger) (OneWorldTree, submitter: Clint Wagner) | Messenger, Joseph Sr. (I312684223287)
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| 4167 | Third Great Grandfather of Joseph Smith Descendant Joseph Smith of the Mormon faith Parents were Father Thomas Dutton.Mother Parents were Father Thomas Dutton.Mother Susan or Susannah Palmer. Also 1st wife was Rebecca Merriam 19 Aug 1685. Information on this record found in history of Wallingford, and Meridan,Connecticut,by Davis pg 741,families of New Haven Connecticut volume 3-4 pg 586,and Digest of early Connecticut probate records volume 3 pgs 44-45.Charleston Gen and Estates AJ pg 314. Vital statistics of Reading Massachusetts. Submitted by Lois S, Wickers.5317 West 116 Street, Los Angeles California. Joseph was the son of Thomas Dutton & Su Joseph was the son of Thomas Dutton & Susannah Palmer. History of Wallingford and Meridan Conne History of Wallingford and Meridan Connecticut by Davis p741; Families of New Haven, Connecticut V 3-4 p586; Digest of Early Connecticut probate records v. 3p44-45; Charlestown Gen. and Estates AJ p31; Vital statistics of Reading, Massachusetts;History of Wallingford and Meridan Connecticut by Davis p741; Families of New Haven, Connecticut V 3-4 p586; Digest of Early Connecticut probate records v. 3p44-45; Charlestown Gen. and Estates AJ p31; Vital statistics of Reading, Massachusetts; ! Genealogy of New England Vol 1-2nd Ser ! Genealogy of New England Vol 1-2nd Series P 194 Am 14 b Vol 1 pp 194-195 V.R. Reading Massachusets R1 a pt 1 P 71 Sources Moved to Lyme CT between Jan 1694 and Oct 1696. Moved from Lyme, CT to E. Haddam, CT in 1696. Purchased land in Wallingford in 1718 & 1719 which he gave to his sons. WILL: Date: 1 SEP 1733 Place: Haddam, CT. Will proved 14 Feb 1734 mentions his daughter Rebecca GATES and a son-in-law, Mathew Smith, probably husband of a daughter not here given. Mary Smith signed as a witness. Periodical Author: Archibald F. Bennett Title: The Ancestory of Joseph Smith the Prophet Periodical: The Utah Genealogical and Historical Magazine Date: April, 1929 Book Title: Genealogy of the DUTTON Family of Pennsylvania Publication: F.S. Hickman, Printer, West Chester, PA, 1871 Publication: Higginson Genealogical Books, Salem, MA Genealogies Genealogies / Robinson The First Book of East Haddam Land Records, East Haddam, CT 21 Feb 1857 Early Families of Wallingford, CT Reading, MA Vital Records to 1850 MARRIED REBECCA MERRIAM 19 AUG 1685 MARRIED REBECCA MERRIAM 19 AUG 1685 ! Genealogy of New England P 593 Vol. 2, ! Genealogy of New England P 593 Vol. 2, 2nd Series V.R.Reading, Mass. R1a Vol 1 Am. Pub. H vol. 23 P 429 B 12 C 1 P 207, 227 A 9 C 34; Anderson, Ancestry and Posterity of Joseph Smith & Emma Hale, pp. 233-36. | Dutton, Joseph (I312684223152)
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| 4168 | This "Daniel of Exeter, Rhode Island" wa This "Daniel of Exeter, Rhode Island" was the pioneer of the Gill family in Springfield, Vermont. He was a carpenter and mill-wright by trade. He moved from Exeter, R. I. to Springfield, Vt. about the year 1770. Previous to his becoming a resident of Springfield, the original proprietors of the town had, at a meeting held by them March 31, 1763, voted to give any person starting a sawmill on their grant of twenty acres of land a set of irons for the mill, on condition that said mill be kept in good repair for fifteen years. This right had been secured by Simeon Stevens and Page Harriman and they by deed, dated Feb. 8, 1771, transferred to Daniel Gill, Jr. the tract in question being locatec at the lower falls on the Black River, now the site of Goulds Mill. (1900) Daniel proceeded to blast the rock on his pruchase preparatory to building, expending considderable time and money. Richard Morris claimed the tract by title from the Province of N.Y., and although overtures were made to Mr. Gill by Mr. Morris to settle the difficulty, he abandoned the project. Mr. Gill was elected a member of the Legislature in 1784 and again in 1792. While he was attending the session at Rutland, in the latter year, he was presented with a petition signed by 195 inhabitants of Springfield and vicinity bearing the date of Oct. 19, 1792, appointing him and Captain Abner Bisbee agents to select homesteads for them in Upper Canada, in response to a proclamation issued by John G.Somcoe who was Governor of that Province. Returning from that mission, Daniel was taken sick and died at Singsing, N.Y. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. sources and history SOURCES: (1) "Bradley Wilson and Seven Sons History", pg. 3, James Harvey Wilson, 1982. (2) Vital Records, RI, vol 5 & 6. (3) 1988 IGI (3) Biography of Gill Family, "History of the Town of Springfield, Vermont" by C. Horace Hubbard and Justus Dartt, 1752-1895. Boston, 1895. pg. 306 BYU Library 974.365/F1 and Film #1000629, item 4 #3 HISTORY: "Daniel Gill, the pioneer of the Gill family in Springfield, was a carpenter and millwright, who came from Exeter, Rhode Island, about the year 1770. Previous to his becoming a resident of this town, the original proprietors at a meeting held by them March 31, 1763, voted to give any person starting a sawmill on their grant twenty acres of land and furnish a set of irons for the mill on condition that said mill should be kept in good repair fifteen years. This right had been secured by Simon Stevens and Page Harriman, and they by deed dated February 8, 1771 transferred it to Daniel Gill, the tract in question being located at the lower falls on Black River, now the site of Gould's Mills. Mr. Gill proceeded to blast the rock on his purchase preparatory to building, expending considerable time and money, but Richard Morris claimed the tract by title from the province of New York, and though overtures were made to Mr. Gill by Mr. Morris to settle the difficulty, he abandoned the project. Mr. Gill was elected a member of the Legislature in 1784 and again in 1792, and while attending the session at Rutland in the latter years, he was presented with a petition signed by one hundred and ninety-five inhabitants of Springfield and vicinity, bearing date of October 19, 1792, appointing him and Captain Abner Bisbee agents to select homesteads for them in Upper Canada, in response to a proclamation issued by John G. Simcoe, Governor of that province. Returning from that mission, he was taken sick, and died at Sing Sing, New York, December 7, 1793." !sources--R.I. VR Early church rec !sources--R.I. VR Early church rec "The Wasp" 3 Dec 1842 Line in Record @I0255@ (RIN 711) from GE Line in Record @I0255@ (RIN 711) from GEDCOM file not recognized: PLAC SLAKE !Married to Mercy Whitford 1 JAN 1760 !3 !Married to Mercy Whitford 1 JAN 1760 !3rd of 6 children. IGI batch #7208801 Call #820280 This "Daniel of Exeter, Rhode Island" wa This "Daniel of Exeter, Rhode Island" was the pioneer of the Gill family in Springfield, Vermont. He was a carpenter and mill-wright by trade. He moved from Exeter, R. I. to Springfield, Vt. about the year 1770. Previous to his becoming a resident of Springfield, the original proprietors of the town had, at a meeting held by them March 31, 1763, voted to give any person starting a sawmill on their grant of twenty acres of land a set of irons for the mill, on condition that said mill be kept in good repair for fifteen years. This right had been secured by Simeon Stevens and Page Harriman and they by deed, dated Feb. 8, 1771, transferred to Daniel Gill, Jr. the tract in question being located at the lower falls on the Black River, now the site of Goulds Mill. (1900) Daniel proceeded to blast the rock on his pruchase preparatory to building, expending considerable time and money. Richard Morris claimed the tract by title from the Province of N.Y., and although overtures were made to Mr. Gill by Mr. Morris to settle the difficulty, he abandoned the project. Mr. Gill was elected a member of the Legislature in 1784 and again in 1792. While he was attending the session at Rutland, in the latter year, he was presented with a petition signed by 195 inhabitants of Springfield and vicinity bearing the date of Oct. 19, 1792, appointing him and Captain Abner Bisbee agents to select homesteads for them in Upper Canada, in response to a proclamation issued by John G.Somcoe who was Governor of that Province. Returning from that mission, Daniel was taken sick and died at Singsing, N.Y. History of Springfield, Vermont Gill Fam History of Springfield, Vermont Gill Family Vital Records of Rhode Island, Vol. 5 & 6 Marrages p. 15 Children - History of Springfield, Vermong, Gill family (per Vera Price, Idaho Falls, Idaho) | Gill, Daniel Jr. (I312684222521)
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| 4169 | This Elijah's correct marriage This Elijah was not actually married to Miss Jennings and Miss Millard; it is a mistake in the Phelps Family of America book. Elijah's son Elijah was married to "m. 1st Lois Millard. He m. 2nd Widow Ann Hill, or Mrs. Jennings by name. She d. in Canada West, 7 July, 1843, aged 78 years. ...Child, b. Canada West, by 1st wife: Eliza, b. ___, d. aged 7 years." #1330, image page 392 It seems more probable that these ladies were married to Elijah, Jr. since more information is associated with them. It would be too much of a coincidence for both Elijah's to have wives by those names. | Phelps, Sr., Elijah Sr. (I312684225076)
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| 4170 | This girl's first name was not recorded in her birth or death record. This daughter of John and Mary (Thompson) Cooper should not be confused with the two year old Rebecca who's death record was in EAST Haven. This daughter's death record was recorded in NEW Haven in 1668. See Connecticut, New Haven, New Haven births, marriages, deaths, Volume 1, page 37, FHL #007731210, Image 23 of 580, familysearch.org | Cooper, Daughter (I312684225461)
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| 4171 | This individual has the following other This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File: John /HILLIER/ (AFN:FP4S-H6) and Ann /HILLIER/ (AFN:FQVZ-H7) will of Andrew Hillyer, filmed backwards, begin image 666, then 665, then 664 filmed backwards start at 666, then 665, then 664 will starts at image 666 ends image 664 of 702 http://interactive.ancestry.com/9049/007627223_00666?pid=319460&backurl=//search.ancestry.com//cgi-bin/sse.dll?_phsrc%3DHCd123%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26indiv%3D1%26db%3DUSProbateCT%26gss%3Dangs-d%26new%3D1%26rank%3D1%26MS_AdvCB%3D1%26gsln%3Dhil*r*%26gsln_x%3DNP_NN_NS%26msypn__ftp%3DConnecticut,%2520USA%26msypn%3D9%26msypn_PInfo%3D5-%257C0%257C1652393%257C0%257C2%257C0%257C9%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C%26msypn_x%3D1%26msypn__ftp_x%3D1%26MSAV%3D2%26uidh%3Dzny%26pcat%3DUS_WILLSPROBATE%26fh%3D101%26h%3D319460%26recoff%3D%26fsk%3DBEEZmZkIgAAjWQACv6A-61-%26bsk%3D%26pgoff%3D%26ml_rpos%3D102&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=HCd123&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true Andrew Hillyar in the Connecticut, Wills and Probate Records, 1609-1999 Name: Andrew Hillyar Probate Date: 16 Feb 1692 Probate Place: Hartford, Connecticut, USA Inferred Death Year: Abt 1692 Inferred Death Place: Connecticut, USA Item Description: Probate Records, Vol 4-6, 1677-1702 Table of Contents 1 images Will Papers 1 SAVE Cancel Source Citation Probate Records, 1649-1932; Author: Connecticut. Probate Court (Hartford District); Probate Place: Hartford, Connecticut Source Information Ancestry.com. Connecticut, Wills and Probate Records, 1609-1999 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015. Original data: Connecticut County, District and Probate Courts. !See notes of father. Mg in 1993 IGI fr !See notes of father. Mg in 1993 IGI from temple film 170514 Duane Josephson's "Emigrant Anc..." says he died at Simsbury, Hartford, Conn. !Savage, son of John !Savage, son of John !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 !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 !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 !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 IGI IGI Abigail/Drake * 17 Nov 1687 Abigail/Drake * 17 Nov 1687 From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. Non-standard gedcom data: 1 _IFLAGS 0 !Possible parents could be John Hillyer !Possible parents could be John Hillyer and Ann (Baxter?). I got this information and all his personal information and temple work from the IGI as of March 2002- I'm guessing that this is our Andrew Hillyer. Death date also: 22 Jan 1697/1698 Alter Death date also: 22 Jan 1697/1698 Alternate death date: 22 Jan 1693 (IGI (International Genealogical Index)) 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. 2. Abigail/... 2. Abigail/... !SOURCE: Savage's Compendium of Early Se !SOURCE: Savage's Compendium of Early Settlers of N. E. !1. Information source: A8D5 p 24 Decend !1. Information source: A8D5 p 24 Decendants of Jr. Drake. Conn. W9 p 2 p 391, 392. Hillier Fam 1: med Journ of John Withrop; American Genealogy Volume 38. p 104. 2. Husband Andrew md Wife (2) Abigail Drake 17 Nov 1687. 3. Child # 1 Spelled last name HILLIARD. 4. Child # 1 Hannah md (1) Thomas HUMPHREY. 5. Child # 1 Hannah md (2) James CORNISH. !Birth-GS Bk 974.62/W1 N2c, pg 62; Early !Birth-GS Bk 974.62/W1 N2c, pg 62; Early Recs of Windsor, 1639-1703 Ancestral File Number:<AFN> C117-SM Ancestral File Number:<AFN> C117-SM Hillyard as last name- I changed to Hill Hillyard as last name- I changed to Hillyer as listed in Families of Early Hartford Conn. US/CAN 974.63 D2b Pg. 127 | Hillyer, Andrew (I312684223289)
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| 4172 | This individual has the following other This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File: Job /DRAKE/ (AFN:3DP9-TM) and Mary /WOLCOTT/ (AFN:9J3T-3N) Alternate death date: 17 Nov 1696 (IGI ( Alternate death date: 17 Nov 1696 (IGI (International Genealogical Index)) !Source AF: !Source AF: (21) (d) (21) (d) DOCUMENTATION !Source - Torrey, Clarenc DOCUMENTATION !Source - Torrey, Clarence Almon, "New England Marriages Prior to 1700, page 217 2nd Husband Married 17 Nov 1687 Andrew H 2nd Husband Married 17 Nov 1687 Andrew Hillyer Parents Job Drake and MAry Wolcott 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 !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 !Source IGI !Source IGI Daughter of Sgt. Job Drake and Mary Wolc Daughter of Sgt. Job Drake and Mary Wolcott. ! Birth, Death and Marriage ! Dewey Fami ! Birth, Death and Marriage ! Dewey Family History ! Louis Marinus Dewey ! 1898, Dewey Publishing Co. ! Westfield, Mass. ! Page 721 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. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. !IGI !IGI | Drake, Abigail (I312684223351)
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| 4173 | This individual has the following other This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File: Mathew /GILBY/ (AFN:4N5D-ZN) and Francis /WOOD/ (AFN:4N5F-0S) | Gilby, Mary Ann (I312684224169)
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| 4174 | This individual has the following other This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File: William /OWENS/ (AFN:390N-Q8) and Eleanor /EVANS/ (AFN:4JVB-DC) | Owens, Cadwallader Sr. (I312684221676)
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| 4175 | This individual was found on GenCircles This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.gencircles.com/users/giollachrist/1/data/3588 | Settle, Joel (I312684220448)
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| 4176 | This individual was found on GenCircles This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.gencircles.com/users/giollachrist/1/data/3593 | Burgess, Sarah (I312684220590)
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| 4177 | this information was taken from the 1860 Census of Caledonia, Post Office,Boone County Illinois William his father was born in North Dalton, Yorkshire, England only those initials RL were in the census It gives his age as 21 it was not in heritage quest, but a read at the Family History in Idaho Falls library. I also have a Ephena 19 born in Canada she is listed as female.Whether these children died after coming here I do not know The other children are listed on William's family tree. There are the two children that i have listed RL 21 and Ephana 19 and i am concerned about them being omitted where listed in the census. Dorothy Jean Madsen Firth, Idaho 83236 also DjMadse@Ifda.net !sources--same as father William Heward !sources--same as father William Heward | Heward, William Jr (I312684224134)
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| 4178 | This is a mess! (24) d. (24) d. | Hildreth, Lieut. Jonathan (I312684220165)
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| 4179 | This is a work in progress. There are bo This is a work in progress. There are bound to be errors. Information is submitted to me by cousins, new and old, and I research data. I add such data to my records and if there are errors, please let me know. In other words, this data is not etched in st This site has dates for LIVING persons deleted. If more information is desired, contact me. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 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. !Marriage date is date of intentions 7 N !Marriage date is date of intentions 7 Nov. 1695., from Lynn VR. !Adam Hawkes Family Association holds copies of all documentation to substantiate dates and places. !Marriage date is date of intentions 7 Nov. 1695., from Lynn VR. !Adam Hawkes Family Association holds copies of all documentation to substantiate dates and places. !Marriage date is date of intentions 7 Nov. 1695., from Lynn VR. !Adam Hawkes Family Association holds copies of all documentation to substantiate dates and places. 2 children 2 children Daniel/Hitchings * int 7 Nov 1695 nc 163 Daniel/Hitchings * int 7 Nov 1695 nc 1632 ! Ordinance also: 17 May 1978, Provo 2 ! Ordinance also: 17 May 1978, Provo 27 Apr 1988 Sgeor 21 Jul 1978, Provo 4 May 1988 S.P. 20 Sep 1978, Provo 11 May 1988 Sgeor S.S. 3 Mar 1932, Logan His first wife was her cousin, Rebecca M His first wife was her cousin, Rebecca Maverick. 2 SOUR S335 To the best of my knowledge, all information is correct. Please double check all entries - there could be some mistakes !! If you find any mistakes, please, let me know. PARENTS-CHILDREN: Roser, Susan E., MAYF PARENTS-CHILDREN: Roser, Susan E., MAYFLOWER INCREASING (FOR THREE GENERATIONS); approx. 1550 - 1750; p.15; Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co. , Inc. 1989; Public Library, Oak Harbor, WA; 929.374 Roser 1989; -- 10. Sarah, b. betw. 1639-45, Plymouth (47), d. aft. 3 Dec. 1694 (48); m.3st 11 Apr. 1661, Lynn, John Hawks (49); b. 13 Aug. 16331 Charlestown (50), d. 5 Aug. 1694, Lynn (51); m.2nd 7 Nov. 1695, Lynn, Daniel Hutchings (52). 47. MQ 52:29 48. MD 17:230-231 49. MD 17:224 50· Smith:29 51. MD 17:224; Smith 52. Bowman 1; Lynn VR MARRIAGE: Torrey, Clarence Almon. NEW ENGLAND MARRIAGES PRIOR TO 1700; 1620-1700; p. 344; Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1985; Book owned by Melissa Harison, OAK Harbor, WA; . !ORDINANCE: IGI - 1993 Edition - Version !ORDINANCE: IGI - 1993 Edition - Version 3.02 | Cushman, Sarah (I312684223688)
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| 4180 | This is NOT Anne Woodyatt This Anne is NOT the Anne Woodyatt born 1670 at Cradley as proven conclusively by the will of her mother who gives her son in law as James Smith. James Smith and Ann Woodyatt had numerous children 1693-1710 at Cradley during the same time this Anne and William Griffin were having children. An abstract of the will of Ann Woodyatt follows which names her daughter Ann Smith and her son in law James Smith. Will of Anne Wooddiatt of Cradley dated 30 Apr 1694, proved Aug 1694; !John Woodiatt grandson & son of my son in law Thomas Woodiatt; Richard !Woodiatt grandson & son of my son in law James Wooddiatt; William Smith !grandson & son of my son in law James Smith; Joseph Wooddiatt my son; !Anne Woodyatt & Sarah Wooddiatt of the Upper House; Mary Long daur of !my kinsman Richard Long of Barrow Mills; Anne Long daur of my kinsman !Richard Long of Hales end; Anne Smith & Mary Wooddiatt my 2 daurss, GS#91594 | Field, Anne (I312684221759)
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| 4181 | This person is only related to me by mar This person is only related to me by marriage to a cousin and so I will not research him/her further. Parents were George Bruce and Elizabeth Clark. !Source: A book, "History of Don Merlin Grover and Jennette Morris Grover, Ancestors and Descendants", FHL Call No. U.S./Canada, Book Area 929.273, G919b1, L. Don Berchtold, author. Continuing research contained in this PAF from the IGI, LDS Options, and Ancestral File. Walter/Cranston; Peter/Ray 15 Jan 1734 Walter/Cranston; Peter/Ray 15 Jan 1734 | Bruce, Mary (I312684225061)
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| 4182 | This person's information was combined w This person's information was combined while in Ancestral File. The following submitters of the information may or may not agree with the combining of the information: GERALDINE HAAG/JAMES/ (2393721) LOWELL D/OSWALD/ (2476703) !Bempflingen parish records, by correspo !Bempflingen parish records, by correspondence (Rudolph A. Noss) | Hofelich, Caspar (I312684218153)
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| 4183 | This person's information was combined w This person's information was combined while in Ancestral File. The following submitters of the information may or may not agree with the combining of the information: JAMES EDWARD/FESER/ (2142247) JOYANNA HOFF/CARLTON (2248145) life sketch First generation to come to America from Germany. According to the Loucks Genealogy book published in 1940, he was from Illstein, Germany (can't find on map?). Johann married Maria Catharina and sailed from Rotterdam, Holland on 7/15/1709, as seen on the New York Subsistence List, page 287. There were 9 Laux/Loucks families in America by 1710. Johann and Catharina settled in West Camp, New York, near the Hudson River. He was under contract by the British Government to produce ships stores, but it was unprofitable, so they were kept in camps and supported by government grants. They eventually moved to Schenectady, Schoharie, then settled in Stone Arabia along the Mohawk Valley. They settled on a tract of land consisting of 12,700 acres with other settlers. Johan Dietrich would never have thought while coming to America that years later his son Johann Adam and two grandsons (Lieutenant Peter Laux and Joost Laux) would be involved as freedom fighters and soldiers in the Revolutionary War. Johan and all five of his sons were Patriots in the American Revolution. They were in the 2nd regiment under Colonel Jacob Klock, as were George Getman and his sons. Johann Dietrich Laux is my 7x great-grandfather. Contributor: Renee Bartlett #LY2K-FLL 2 Joseph Loucks/Laux LOUCKS GENEALOGY, Book by Edwin Merton McBrier published 1940 JOHN DIETRICH HAD SON JOHANN ADAM #2DTP-9XT (Loucks Genealogy, page 12). ALSO LISTED IS SON JOHN GEORG LAUCHS #LZ1R-651. John George is listed in Loucks Genealogy, pages 12 and 13. BOTH MEN HAVE A SON NAMED JOHANN JOST "JOSEPH" Johann Adam: son Joseph Joost Loucks UEL #GQ5X-6TF Johan Georg: son Joseph Johann Joost Loucks Sr #242T-FBM GENEALOGY OF THE LOUCKS FAMILY https://www.seekingmyroots.com/members/files/G004039.pdf Beginning with JOHANN DIETRICH LOUCKS and his descendants in direct line to JOSEPH LOUCKS Fourth Generation and all his known and traceable descendants to date. By EDWIN MERTON McBRIER. 1940. | Laux, Johann Dietrich (I312684220534)
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| 4184 | This person's information was combined w This person's information was combined while in Ancestral File. The following submitters of the information may or may not agree with the combining of the information: JOHN A./KEATON (2458959) JESSICA/ROWLAND/ (2662595) | Lillington, Alexander (I312684223338)
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| 4185 | This person's information was combined w This person's information was combined while in Ancestral File. The following submitters of the information may or may not agree with the combining of the information: REX MERLIN/MERRILL/ (2094678) PEGGY/LEVIE/ (2116438) SUSAN TOLLEY/SOMSEN/ (2119195) STEVEN L. & GLENDA M./WEEKES/ (2510259) Gender is generated Gender is generated | Tolley, Inez Deon (I312684220674)
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| 4186 | This person's information was combined w This person's information was combined while in Ancestral File. The following submitters of the information may or may not agree with the combining of the information: RONALD LEW/HENDRICKS/ (2096368) ELAINE B./POOLE/ (2096377) SHARON SCOTT/CASPER/ (2106288) DARRELL WILFORD/LEWIS/ (2163201) BRENT LEWIS/SCOTT (2592291) Name is generated Name is generated Gender is generated Gender is generated | Lewis, Mary Ellen (I312684220875)
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| 4187 | 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. 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! "First Church New Haven 1639-1914", NHGS "First Church New Haven 1639-1914", NHGS in New Haven 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. !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 !Vital Records cited in Families of Ancient New Haven, by Donald Lines Jacobus !MD MARY TAPPEN 13 JAN 1686. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. . BIRTHSRC: Birthdate is from 'Genealogical Dictionary of New England', Volume II, by James Sa vage, p. 122-123. PARENTSRC: Daniel is the son of Thomas and Mary Barnes according to the pedigree chart provi ded by Miriam Bolick. (See John Alden, F173:6, D-3.) [Thomas Hugo Hickman.FTW] Facts about this person: Blessing January 27, 1660/61 New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, USA Baptism (LDS) August 06, 1968 Endowment (LDS) March 11, 1896/97 Manti Sealed to parents (LDS) March 23, 1975/76 Alber "First Church New Haven 1639-1914", NHGS in New Haven Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 2DK9-12 I believe daniel is attached to wrong Thomas barnes-trying to correct Evidently this is a common issue. There were two Thomas BARNES’s living in the area at the same time. One of them is a very significant story, and that Thomas BARNES from Farmington Connecticut was involved in a Indian massacre and also his wife “Mary elizabeth Brockett BARNES was hung as a witch. so I think what happens is people just attach to the most famous story because it’s the one that pulls up fastest. But as far as I can see, Mary Brockett, BARNES, and Thomas BARNES from Farmington Connecticut did not have a son named Daniel. Their children are quite well documented But there was also a Thomas BARNES living in New haven Connecticut at same time, about 40 minutes (now) this would have been hours away then. And he did have a son named Daniel and Daniel was born in New Haven not Farmington so it leads me to think until I can get my hands on some more documentation that Daniel has been for years attached to the wrong family !MD MARY TAPPEN 13 JAN 1686. !MD MARY TAPPEN 13 JAN 1686. . BIRTHSRC: Birthdate is from 'Genealogi . BIRTHSRC: Birthdate is from 'Genealogical Dictionary of New England', Volume II, by James Sa vage, p. 122-123. PARENTSRC: Daniel is the son of Thomas and Mary Barnes according to the pedigree chart provi ded by Miriam Bolick. (See John Alden, F173:6, D-3.) | Barnes, Daniel (I312684225295)
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| 4188 | 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. 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! There are two Abigail Barnes This is Abigail Her birth date is 1/11/1656 Abigail's father is Thomas Barnes of New Haven. She married John F Frost. The other (Her birth dates are in question.) Abigail's Father is Thomas Barnes from Farmington CT. She married Daniel Harris Jr. on 14 December 1680 in Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut, United States | Barnes, Abigail (I312684225281)
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| 4189 | Thomas Barnes 1653-1712 Please see page 115 from Vol. 1 of "Families of Ancient New Haven". This lists the children of Thomas Barnes born and died these dates, married 1st to Mary Hubbard in 1675. Page also lists the 4 children of Thomas and Mary, and their birth dates, including Thomas Barnes, b. 1687 who married Mary Leek in 1709. Thomas married 2nd to Abigail Frost. Page 116 of same volume lists the children of this union. | Barnes, Thomas (I312684225289)
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| 4190 | Thomas Barnes and 2nd wife Abigail Frost Please see page 115 from Vol. 1 of "Families of Ancient New Haven". This lists the children of Thomas Barnes born and died these dates, married 1st to Mary Hubbard in 1675. Page also lists the 4 children of Thomas and Mary, and their birth dates, including Thomas Barnes, b. 1687 who married Mary Leek in 1709. Thomas married 2nd to Abigail Frost. Page 116 of same volume lists the children of this union. | Frost, Abigail (I312684225180)
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| 4191 | Thomas Holcombe of Connecticut http://ww Thomas Holcombe of Connecticut http://www.holcombegenealogy.com/data/p262.htm#i13084 Eunice Stratton was born on 27 July 1733. She was the daughter of Jeremiah Stratton and Eunice Case. Eunice Stratton married Dudley Higley, son of Nathaniel Higley and Abigail Filer, in 1754 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT.2 Eunice Stratton married Nathaniel Messenger, son of Joseph Messenger and Catherine Holcombe.1 Children of Eunice Stratton and Dudley Higley Lois Higley+ b. 28 Jan 1756 Hannah Higley2 b. 27 Apr 1758, d. 10 Apr 1815 Child of Eunice Stratton and Nathaniel Messenger Eunice Messenger3 b. c 1774, d. 21 Mar 1812 Citations1 [S419] Carol Laun, Beneath These Stones, Page 128. [S506] Leroy E. Higley, John Higley, CD Supplement #1. [S419] Carol Laun, Beneath These Stones, Page 127; !Record of Neola S. Stratton. File cabin !Record of Neola S. Stratton. File cabinet, top drawer. sec S. md. Dudley HIGLEY d. 1771 md. Dudley HIGLEY d. 1771 From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. Birth - Simsbury Vital rec 0002956 & 000 Birth - Simsbury Vital rec 0002956 & 0002979 pg 142: Eunice Stratton b. Jul 27, 1733 Marr - Fyler History and Genealoagy 929.273 F993f pg 39: July 27, 1753 (not in 0002979) bapt - Ord Index-31 Oct 1931 end - Ord Index-4 Nov 1931 ARIZO sld/p - Ord Index-17 Oct 1957 ARIZO, 9 Mar 1977 OAKLA, 7 Aug 1982 OGDEN sld/s - Ord Index-2 Jul 1953 Husband's last name could be Coburn Husband's last name could be Coburn | Stratton, Mrs. Eunice (I312684223479)
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| 4192 | Thomas Holcombe's Earlier Posterity !Thomas Holcombe's Earlier Posterity, pg 164, by George E. McCracken, as appearing in the American Genealogist, Vol 57, No. 2, April 1981. Father died at age 80, son of William Ward (Obadiah, William). | Ward, Anna (I312684223371)
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| 4193 | Three John Adams and their Children Two John Adams There are two John Adams who are first cousins and both are married to different Hannah’s but lived in different areas of Massachusetts and there in lies the confusion. (NOTE: There is also a third John Adams of Worcester d-1735 with a different set of children. See bottom). PLEASE BE CAREFUL NOT TO MIX UP AND COMBINE FAMILIES OR CROSS CHILDREN OVER WITHOUT SOURCES TO BACK UP YOUR CHANGES. The first John Adams (1653-1736) is the son of John Adams who is the son of Henry Adams of Braintree. John is married to Hannah Bent and the two of them raised their family in Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. Per sources, based on where the children were born, the couple had the following children: John II (1684-1754) Daniel (1685-1686) Hannah (1688-1769) Captain John Adams (1661-1702) is the other John Adams and is the son of Joseph Adams another son of Henry Adams of Braintree. Captain John lived in Braintree and Boston and was married twice. John’s first wife was Hannah Webb (1665-1694) and per birth sources, based on place of birth and date of birth before Hannah Webb's death, they had the following children: Hannah (1685-1760) Samuel I (1689-1747) Abigail (1691-1712) John II (1693-1728) Avis (1694-) Captain John’s second wife was Hannah Checkly (1674-1722) and per birth sources, based on place of birth and date of birth after Hannah Webb's death, they had the following children: Twins Joseph (1695-1701) and Mary (1695-1754) Bethia (1697-1702] Thomas (1701-1713) Abijah (1702-1768) John Adams of Worcester (about 1663-1735) per his will had the following children: Thomas Mary (about 1684-1752) Charles (about 1690-1773) Rebecca (about 1695-1735) Unknown at this time the parents of John Adams of Worcester. PLEASE BE CAREFUL NOT TO MIX UP AND COMBINE FAMILIES OR CROSS CHILDREN OVER WITHOUT SOURCES TO BACK UP YOUR CHANGES. Thank you. Miles Harris | Adams, Hannah (I312684225019)
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| 4194 | Throat cancer According to Joyce Olaveson Stallings, her granddaughter, she died of throat cancer. | Williams, Rosanna (I312684221552)
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| 4195 | Too much. There were two Isaac Johnson's in early Mass. 139!!! 139 sources, notes, and memories is more than is needed. These is a lot of duplication which is not necessary. Please do not add any more unless it is good, new information. Joseph Johnson? In Isaac Johnson's biography, is says that he and Elizabeth had a son named Joseph. In Isaac's biography it states that Joseph's baptism was in 1645, not his death. He died on February 3, 1729 in Middleton, Connecticut according to Isaac's biography. Isaac Johnson was the son of John. Among Isaac Johnson was the son of John. Among wills of Suffolk Co., Mass., is rec. that of John Johnson of Roxbury 1659 - "my sonne Isaac Johnson" was appointed testator and one of the executors. Isaac Johnson, the son, was the great Indian leader and was a very brave man. On July 6, 1675, a body of fifty-two praying Indians (Eliot's converts) marched from Boston for Mt. Hope under "Intreped" Isaac Johnson of Roxbury. On December 19, 1675, Capt. Isaac Johnson was killed while storming the Narragansett stronghold when the fierce tribe was destroyed at the famous fort fight. The roll of his company included his son-in-law Henry Bowen. His residence was next to Eliot. From “Manuscript Record the Fay Family” by Reverend A. H. Morse and others. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ (1) VIEW BIOGRAPHICAL ITEMS IN STORIES (MEMORIES) FOR THIS RECORD, LC8B-2LR. (2) See also BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH: Captain ISAAC JOHNSON of Roxbury, Massachusetts Bay Colony, was born in England, the son of John Johnson, and sailed to New England in 1630 with his father's family, probably in the company of Governor Winthrop. Isaac Johnson married ELIZABETH PORTER. on January 20, 1636/37 in Roxbury, MA. Isaac died on December 19, 1675 in the Great Swamp Fight fight with the Narragansett Indians in South Kingstown, Rhode Island. Elizabeth died August 13, 1683 in Roxbury, Children of Isaac and Elizabeth were: Elizabeth Johnson was born December 24, 1637 and married Henry Bowen, son of Griffith Bowen and Margaret Fleming, on December 20, 1658. Henry was born in Wales in 1633 and he died at the age of 90 years on March 13, 1723/4 in Woodstock, Connecticut. Henry was a lieutenant and he was in the Swamp Fight. John Johnson was born on November 3/8, 1639 in Norfolk, Roxbury, MA. John died on December 16, 1661 in Roxbury, MA. Mary Johnson was born April 24, 1642. She married William Bartholomewon December 17, 1663. Isaac Johnson was born on November 7, 1643 and baptized on January 7, 1644. Isaac married Mary Harris, the daughter of Daniel Harris, on October 26, 1669; and removed to Middletown, Connecticut. Isaac died February 3, 1719. Joseph Johnson was born on November 9, 1645; and was baptized on November 9, 1645 in Roxbury, MA. He died on February 3, 1729/20 in Middletown, Connecticut (FTM CD 367 - Notable British Families, 1600s-19oos, American Families with British Ancestry). Nathaniel Johnson was born May 1, 1647 in Branford. Nathaniel married Mary Smith in 1667, and sometime after 1688 removed to Marlborough (?) He was made a Freeman March 4, 1635. He was a member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company in 1645, and was chosen its Captain in 1667. He was Captain of the Roxbury Company in the Narragansett Expedition, and was killed at the head of his company in the famous Fort Fight on December 19, 1675, (near Four Corners, Sakonnet River, Rhode Island, Ed.). He was an original donor of the Free School. Narragansett Expedition Probate He wrote a will that was not accepted because the signature was not witnessed. According to the Suffolk Probate Vol. 6, a copy of the originial on FHL film #584128, p. 189 (p. 115 in original volume) the date was "8 of March 1675 or 73" [sic] at the top of the will. The date at the end of the will was 28 June 1675. On 10 Feb 1675[6] Jno Weld and Samuell Craft testified that the will appeared to be in Isaac's handwriting. In it he named his "Beloved Wife be the Sole Executrixe" and requested "my Brother Edward Porter & Cozen John Weld to bee Overseeeres." The estate, except for Isaac's clothing, to his wife during her lifetime. Then to his four children, with the eldest son Isaac getting a double portion. The inventory dated 1 Feb 1675/6 totaled £619,12s, 6d - debts of £40 = £579, 12, 6d. The home lot was valued at £120. There were 7 more parcells of land totaling 74 acres valued at £365, 10s. From the inventory he appeared to have been a farmer. Suffolk Deeds, Liber XIII, p. 33 (FHL film of book transcription - (Boston: Rockwell & Churchill, 1903)). After Elizebeth died, an agreement for the division of the real property was signed on 4 Oct. 1683. "The party's concerned Vizt. Isaac Johnson, Nathaniel Johnson & William Barftholmew in right of Mary his wife, and Henry Bowen with such of his Children as are come of age and in behalfe of those under age (in right of Elizabeth their mother (one of the Children of sd. Captn. Johnson) being deceased) have mutually consented and agreed to the division of the sd. Houseing & lands ..." !Died Great Swamp Fight, Old Village of !Died Great Swamp Fight, Old Village of Wickford, near North Kingston IGI Bap 21 May 1983 JRIVE; End 24 Jun 1983 JRIVE SP 13 Jul 1983 JRIVE SS 13 May 1994 ARIZO, 23 May 1997 SLAKE 17 Mar 1993 PROVO, 28 Sep 1993 ARIZO 5 Dec 1928 ARIZO Family of Captain Isaac Johnson Isaac Johnson Eldest son of JOHN and Margery ____ JOHNSON, born ____; died Dec. 19, 1675; married January 20, 1636/7, at Roxbury, Mass, ELIZABETH PORTER, daughter of ____; born ____; died Aug. 13, 1683, Roxbury, Mass. He came to this country with his father. He was made a Freeman March 4, 1635. He was a member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company in 1645, and was chosen its Captain in 1667. He was Captain of the Roxbury Company in the Narragansett Expedition, and was killed at the head of his company in the famous Fort Fight on December 19, 1675, (near Four Corners, Sakonnet River, Rhode Island, Ed.). He was an original donor of the Free School. CHILDREN 1 Elizabeth, b. Dec. 24, 1637. 2 John, b. Nov. 3, 1639; d. Dec. 16, 1661, Dec. 18 in town records. Roxbury, Mass. 3 Mary, b. Apr. 10, 1642. 4 Isaac, (b. Nov. 7, 1643 Ed.); bapt. Jan. 1, 1644. 5 Joseph, b. Nov. 9, 1645; d. Dec. 12, 1645, Roxbury, Mass. 6 Nathaniel, b. May 1, 1647. Buried: Dec 1675 Place: Near 4 Corner Buried: Dec 1675 Place: Near 4 Corners, Sakonnet River, Ft.Narraganset, Rhode Island Great Amwell, Hertford, England Parish R Great Amwell, Hertford, England Parish Register of Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials (1558-1657), 1616: Isaack ye sonne of John Johnson of Ware was baptized ffebruary vi Freeman 4 March 1635 in Roxbury, Massachusetts. Died as Captain in King Philip's War on 19th of December 1675 CHRISTENING: 1. Douglas Richardson, "Th CHRISTENING: 1. Douglas Richardson, "The Heath Connection: ...," NEHG Register, vol. 146, Jul 1992, p. 273: Great Amwell, Hertfordshire, England; Isaack the sonne of John JOHNSON of ware end baptized 11 Feb 1615/6. "Early Records of Roxbury," NEHG Register, vol 2, Jan 1848, p. 53: [on or after 1634] - Isaac Johnson, 15 1/2 acres, persons 5 02; estate 00 00. Douglas Richardson, "The Heath Connection: ...," NEHG Register, vol. 146, Jul 1992, p. 274: Isaac JOHNSON, bp. at Great Amwell 11 Feb. 1615/6; killed in service, King Philip's War, 19 Dec. 1675. He m. at Roxbury, 20 Jan. 1636/7, Elizabeth PORTER, bp. at Ware, Herts., 10 Feb. 1610/11, d. at Roxbury between 10 Feb. 1675 and 4 Oct. 1683, dau. of Adrian and Elizabeth (Allott) Porter. An article on Elizabeth Porter's ancestry by the present author is in preparation. Among Isaac and Elizabeth Johnson's descendants was Franklin Pierce, 14th president of the U.S. (G. B. Roberts, Ancestors of American Presidents [hereinafter Anc. Amer. Pres.], preliminary ed., rev. [Santa Clarita, Calif., 1989], 23-26, 249). Six children. Book: Soldiers of King Philip's War, by Book: Soldiers of King Philip's War, by George M.Bodge, Boston,1906 [ brackets my notes] (parenthese-as in book) No spelling changed ---------------------- The following list of Capt Johnson's coompany, made at Dedham, Dec 10, 1675 is preserved in Massachusetts Archives, Vol 67., page 293: >From ROXBURY: Henry Bowen John Watson Wm Lincolne Abiel Lamb John Scot Onesiphorus Stanly Isaack Morris Wm Danforth Joseph Goad Samuel Gardner Nath: Wilson John Hubbard Tho: Baker ---------- pressed for service but did not show: Thomas Cheney John Corbin John Newel **************************************************** >From DORCHESTER: Henry Mare ( his man) Hopestill Humphrey John Spurre Ebenezer Hill Nicholas Weymouth John Plummer Chales Cahan Tho: Grant Tho; Davenport Robert Stanton ------------------ pressed for service but no show: Henry Withington George Minot Isaac Ryall *****************************************************88 from MILTON: John Fennow Obadiah Wheaton Joseph Tucker Benj.Crane ***************************** >From BRAINTRY [Braintree] Ebenezer Owen Sam.Basse Wm Sable Tho: Holbrook Rich Thayer Martin Saunders Francis Nash Increase Niles Henry Bartlet Tho: Copeland James Atkins Jonathan Pitcher ************************************8 >From WEYMOUTH Hezekiah King Jonas Humphrey Joseph Richards Allin Dugland John Whitmarsh Peeter Gurnay Edward Kingman John Read James Read John Lovet Will Mellis John Hollis John Burril ************************** >From Hingham: Benj,.Bates John Jacob John Langley Edward Wilder Tho: Thaxter Ebenezer lane Sam: Lincolne Ephriam Lane Joshua Lazel John Bull Wm Hearsey Francis gardner Nath Beals Nath: Nichols Humphrey Johnson ------------------ pressed to service but no show: Wm Woodcock ****************************************8 >From HULL George Vicar john Bosworth Joseph Benson Wm Chamberllin Christo: Wheaton Isaack Prince Henry Chamberlain *************************************** The following is in the Massachusetts Archives, Vol 68, page 104: Capt Johnson's men who were slayne and wounded: Dec 1675: Slayne: Capt Isa: Johnson of Roxbury Jonathan Pitcher ,Bran (Braintree) Tho: Davenport, Dr (Dorchester) Allin Dugland of Weymouth ----------------- Wounded: Jos: Watson of Roxbury Wm Linckorn of Roxbury John Spur of Dorchester Benj.Crane of Milton Jn: Langley of Hingham Jn: Faxton of Hingham Isaack King of Weymouth Phineas Upham of Malden [Lieut] ------------------------------ End of # 17 series. Cynthia Moderator of : Ct-River-Valley-L@rootsweb.com VTWindso-L@rootsweb.com CTHartfo-L@rootsweb.com NHCheshi-L@rootsweb.com Rootsweb sponsor Descendant of Isaac JOHNSON and Elizabeth PORTER. 1. Isaac JOHNSON (11 Feb 1615-19 Dec 1675) sp: Elizabeth PORTER (23 Dec 1617-13 Aug 1683) m: (20 Jan 1636) 2. Rebecca JOHNSON (27 Jun 1680-about 1756) sp: Joseph MILLER, Sr. (21 Apr 1670-3 Mar 1717) m: (28 Oct or 28 Nov 1701 Middletown, CT) 3. Joseph MILLER, Jr. (16 Aug 1702-about 1779) sp: Thankful HUBBARD (6 Oct 1698-2 Jun 1771) m: (13 Dec 1722 Middletown, CT) (of Middlefield, CT) 4. Smith MILLER (17 Sep 1730-10 Mar 1759) sp: Anne PARSONS m: (31 Jan 1754 Middletown, CT) (of Granville, MA and Litchfield, CT) 5. Eliphas MILLER (31 Jan 1756-29 Jan 1813) sp: Esther DOUD (24 Oct 1758-3 Jul 1845) m: (9 Apr 1776 Granville, MA) (of Pomfret, VT) 6. Jerusha MILLER (17 Feb 1777-20 Apr 1829) sp: Ransom WILLIAMSON (18 Feb 1772-11 Sep 1844) m: (10/20 Dec 1797 Granville, MA) (of Pomfret and Woodstock, VT) (died 1844 or 1849) 7. Isaac WILLIAMSON (14 Apr 1807-26 Nov 1876) sp: Adeline GUERNSEY (13 Sep 1809-9 Aug 1891) (of Englewood, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1891) 8. Amelia WILLIAMSON (12 Feb 1845/6 Mobile, AL-7 Apr 1905 Cincinnati, OH) sp: Gillette STEVENSON (28 Oct 1840 Aurora, IN-26 Oct 1903 Cincinnati, OH) m: (20 Feb 1869 Cincinnati, OH) 9. Frank STEVENSON (29 Nov 1869 Aurora, IN-13 Oct 1909 Cincinnati, OH) sp: Laura DUHME (7 Nov 1880 Newport, Campbell Co., KY-13 May 1960 Cincinnati, OH) m: (5 Jun 1906 Wyoming, Hamilton Co., OH) 10. Charles STEVENSON (27 Jun 1908 Cincinnati, OH-14 Mar 1979 Bennington, VT) sp: Nora Ann CARROLL (1924 TX-) m: (1965 Ann Arbor, MI) 11. Dan STEVENSON (1966 MI-) --- See Washington County, New York web page, "Electors of Fort Ann, 1795" --- Andrew STEVENSON (about 1747-13 Sep 1816 Hector, NY, lived in Fort Ann from 1784-1806) --- may be a direct-line ancestor, son Andrew STEVENSON, Jr. (28 May 1779 of NY 1784-31 Mar 1867 Chillicothe, IA, of Dearborn Co., IN 1818-1851), grandsons, twins, James and Thomas STEVENSON born 27 Mar 1815 Hector, NY Abda and Joseph DOLPH (modified form of surname DE WOLFE) are descendants of Isaac JOHNSON and Margaret MILLER and ancestors of Senator Joseph Norton DOLPH of Oregon; they appear next to Andrew STEVENSON in list of settlers, "Electors of Fort Ann, 1795" Freeman He was made a Freeman March 4, 1635. He was a member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company in 1645, and was chosen its Captain in 1667. He was Captain of the Roxbury Company in the Narragansett Expedition, and was killed at the head of his company in the famous Fort Fight on December 19, 1675, (near Four Corners, Sakonnet River, Rhode Island, Ed.). He was an original donor of the Free School. Person note Isaac was killed on December 19, 1675 in the 'Great Swamp' fight near North Kingston (old village of Wickford), Rhode Island against the Indians of Fort Narragansett in King Philip's War (Metacomet's). While leading his men against the swamp fort, he was shot as he reached the felled tree trunk which was the only means of access to the Indian fort across the swamp, over which only one man could pass at a time. His will named his wife and four surviving children. Came from England with his father; made Came from England with his father; made freeman March 4, 1634/5. Captain of the Roxbury militia to 1653; General Court 1671. Lieutenant of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, 1666; Captain1667. Killed in the Great Swamp Fight of King Philip's War, 19 December 1675, while leading a charge against the main gate of the Indian village across a bridge made of tree trunks. Freeman 4 March 1635. !SOURCES: !Research by Alonzo L. Cook. !SOURCES: !Research by Alonzo L. Cook. Research and notes on Sir Issac Johnson from Pope's Pioneer and Gen. Dict. !GS#929.273/D321f, pp. 323-4, Dawes & Allied Families. !TIB and Temple Ordinance records. !Notes: Children #7,8 added to FGS by Vilda H. Ellis, Idaho Falls, 1969. !Sealing Stamped by Temple, 16 Aug 1972. !Suffolk County is now Norfolk County. ! freeman 4 Mar. 1635, !Killed leading M ! freeman 4 Mar. 1635, !Killed leading Massachusetts Company in a battle against Indians 1675 d. 19 Dec. 1675 ! He was of ar. co. 1645, its captain 1667, rep. 1671; was killed by the Indian at the head of his company in the gr. Narraganset fight. See Hutch. I. 299, or Mather, VII 50. !Isaac is burried near the 4 Corners, Sa !Isaac is burried near the 4 Corners, Sakonnet River, Ft. Narraganset, Rhode Island. !new infor: NEHGR,July 1992 issue,p 274 !Ref:Frank L Johnson Manuscript-File #409;Savage Gen Vol 2 p 553-4; Roxbury Vit Rec; History of Roxbury p 122 !Isaac was a freeman 4 Mar 1635 and a me !Isaac was a freeman 4 Mar 1635 and a member of the Ancient and honorable Artillery Co. in 1645. He became its Captain in 1667. He was Captain of the Roxbury Co. in the Narraganset Expedition and was killed at the Fort Fight near 4 Corners, Sakonnet River, Rhode Island. !Johnson Family References: 1. Genealogical Dictionary of New England by Savage. pp 553-554. 2. Pioneers of Ma. by Pope. p 260. 3. Commemorative and Biographical Record. pp 539 and 724. 4. Genealogy of Capt. John Johnson of Roxbury, Ma. by Paul F Johnson. pp 1-5, 8-11, 47-49. 5. TAG Vol 22, pp 47-49. !Source: Mx. 409 P. Savage Gen., Vol. 1 !Source: Mx. 409 P. Savage Gen., Vol. 1, p 443-4. Roxbury Vit. Rec. History of Roxbury, p. 122. !The birth date here came from the Anc. !The birth date here came from the Anc. File and the one the cook organisation has is about 1611, I, Wm Cook in 1999, left this date in. THIS DATE NOT VERIFIED BY COOK ORG. The place is verified. !SOURCES: Research by Alonzo L. Cook; (1) Research and notes on Sir Issace Johnson from Pope's Pioneer and Gen. Dictionary. !(2) TIB and Temple Ordinance records !(3) GS#929.273/D321f, p. 323-4. Dawes & allied families !NOTE: Children #7,8 added to this FGS by Vilda H. Ellis, Idaho Falls, 1969. SLG to parents of these children stamped by temple, 16 Aug 1972. Death: 19 DEC 1675 in Four Corners, RI ( Death: 19 DEC 1675 in Four Corners, RI (in battle) Military Service: 1675 Great Swamp Fight of King Philip's War Military Service: 1663 Captain of the Roxbury Company Military Service: 1667 In the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Military Service: 1675 Captain in the Narragansett Expedition Immigration: JUL 1630 With parents from England to New England, USA Reference Number: 536 Note: Isaac Johnson's will dated March 8, 1673, and proved Feb 10, 1676, Roxbury, Massachusetts,names sons Isaac and Nathaniel. Freeman at Roxbury, MA, Mar 4, 1635. Captain of the Roxbury Company 1663, the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company 1667, and in the Narragansett Expedition1675. Isaac was killed at the head of his company in the Great Swamp Fight of King Philip's War. His military career is detailed in "Soldiers in King Philip's War" by George M. Bodge (Leominster, MA: 1896), pages 159-163. ISAAC JOHNSON, eldest son of Capt. John and Margery Johnson was born in England and came to New England with his parents in July 1630. He was made freeman Mar. 4, 1635 and married Jany. 20, 1636-7 Elizabeth Porter. Both were members of John Eliot's church. He was elected Captain of the Rocksberry military company June 13, 1653, having previously been ensign. He was a member of the Artillery Co. in 1645 and was chosen its captain in 1667. He was representative to the General Court in 1671. He was killed Dec. 19, 1675. CAPT. ISAAC JOHNSON AND HIS MENIsaac Johnson was the son of John, of Roxbury. He was born in England, came to Massachusetts with his father's family, probably in the company with Gov. Winthrop. He was admitted freeman March 4, 1635.He was of the Artillery Company in 1645, and was its captain in 1667. He was ensign of the "Rocksberry" military company previous to 1653, and on June 13th of that year ws elected captain. He was representative in 1671.He married Elizabeth Porter, of Roxbury, January 20, 1637, and had Elizabeth, born Dec 24, 1637; John, born Nov. 3, 1639, died 1661; Mary, born 24 April 1642; Isaac, baptized Jan 1644; Joseph, baptized 9 Nov 1645, died soon; Nathaniel, born 1 May 1647. the daughter Elizabeth married Henry Bowen, who became lieutenant of his company and was in the Swamp Fight. The Bowens, with many other Roxbury people, removed sometime after 1686 to the township of New Roxbury, granted them by Massachusetts Colony, but was afterwards found to be within the connecticut bounds and was renamed Woodstock. The eldest son Isaac married Mary Harris and removed to Middletown, Conn.Isaac's son Joseph inherited his grandather's Narraganset claim, being then of Woodstock. The captain's daughter Mary married, in 1663, William Bartholomew, and removed to Branford, Conn.The youngest son, Nathaniel Johnson, married Mary Smith in 1667 and sometime after 1683 removed, probably to Marlborough. Through these four surviving children Johnson's descendants were quite numerous. His widow died Aug. 1683.On the 6th of July, 1675, while the forces under Major Savage were at Mount Hope, Capt. Johnson was sent with a smal escort to conduct the fifty-two friendly Indians, raised by Maj. Gookin, to the army. From the fragment of a letter from Capt Johnson to the court, dated at Boston July 10, 1675, we learn that a company of these Indians was sent back from Mount Hope with him, and that some trouble occurred with one of the oldest, called Tom, at Woodcock's Garriso, where they were resting on the march. This is the letter as it remains. I am not sure that this is not the whole of the letter or statement:'Upon the 4th day of this week being at Wood cockes house and the Inglish and the Indians geting some refreshment and fixing their arms there was one from the oldest of them Indians that was sent backe with us from the Army and withdrew himselfe from our company under the pretence of geting a helve for his hachet but staying long we sent out 6 men to see if they could find him. In their search they foud his hachet and a new knife: of his and returned without him we being desirous if it might be to find what had become of him sent againe 6 men they could not yet find him, we went to super (that is we seaven Inglish) before it was quite darke and while we were at super the said Tom did make aproach towards the other Indians and was deserned by them and some of them called to him (some way it was one or more of the Indian Sentinells called to him) and bid him stand but he would not but fled away upon the which there being some stire or commosion amongst the indians we rose from super and went out they telling us what was the caus of the tumult amongst them; there was an indian seen as before and now was run away telling of us which way he went I bad them follow and see if they could each him and Woodcock sent out his doggs also they did Boone take him and one of the indians laying hold of him this' indian did strike him on the side of the necke with a hatchet which he had borrowed to get a helve for his owne; but the indian that was strooke by sum indians preventing the force of the blow the hurt was small which otherwise might have beene mortall for anythihg we know; we Inglish making all the hast to them we could did rescue the man that is that Tom out of the rest of the indians hands as wee did apprehend caus lest he should have beene pulled inpeeces or killed by them we had him in to Woodcocks hous; I asked him the reson of his doing after that maner as he did doing as though he intended mischeefe where as he had promised the governor of the bay he would doe faithful service against Phillip and his men; he answered he was counseled to doe as he did by Samson and antoher long Island indian they two indians were called and I asking of them did give Tom counsel to doe us hurt or to make tro e amongst us amson first spake dening to have given Tom any such counsell; then the long island indian spook denieing any such thing: upon which said Tom laid two peeces of mony in my hand and told me they each of them gave him one of them peeces to hire hime to do what he did: they bothe denied the giving of him any mony woodcoke being by desired he might be the mony I gave it him; he says Tom had that mony of him he having BOB much lickors of him as cam to 3d he changed a shilling for the said Tom and gave him a 6 d & a 3 d and that was the 6 d & 3 d which Tom did not denie. I told Tom he pretending see as he had done to the governor as before and marching with us now part of two dayes and serve us thus he did acknowledg he had rebelld and deserved to dye only desired he might die a quick death by which I doe supose his meaning was that he might not be delivered into the ban& of the Indians Boston 18 July 1675 youer honuor Servant Isaac Johnson.Mass Archives, vol. 67, p. 219.Here we see the prejudice against the Indian blinding the Captain to the real culprit Woodcock, whose "lickors" had made the poor savage 'crazy drunk'.On July 15th, on the news of the attack upon Mendon, Capt. Johnson was sent out with a company to relieve that town, and ws jlined there by Capt. Prentice and his troop about July 21st. The two captains address letters to the court July 23d, explaining the situation of affairs at Mendon; these letters are lost, but notice of them occurs (Mass. Arch. Vol. 67, p. 226) in a Court Order of July 26th, commanding the return of both companies, except a guard to be left at Mendon by Capt. Johnson.Upon the mustering of forces for the Narraganset campaign, Capt. Johnson ws placed in command of a company made up of men from Roxbury, Dorcester, Milton, Braintree, Weymouth, Hingham, and Hull, seventy-five all told. Eight more were impressed, but did not appear. The company took part in the memorable march and attack on the fort, as before related, and the brave captain was among the first to fall while gallantly leading his men across the fallen tree trunks at the entrance to the fort. "After a night spent in the open air without covering and a toilsome march through deep snow, the combined troops of Mass. Plymouth and Conn. arrived before the great fort of the Narragansetts near Pocasset R. I. At about one o'clock the little army moved to the attacks, the advance led by Capt. Johnson, who was killed at the first fire." His widow died Aug. 13, 1683. His will dated March 8, 1673, was proved Feby. 10, 1676. Inventory œ579:12:6. BIOGRAPHY: The Johnson Family BIOGRAPHY: CAPTAIN ISAAC JOHNSON was born in 1617 in Herne, East County, England; and sailed to New England, when about 13 years of age, settling in Roxbury, Massachusetts in 1630 with his father's family, probably in the company of Governor Winthrop. Isaac Johnson was a freeman on March 4, 1685 (CD504 Early New England Settlers, 1600s-1800s in King Philip's War 1675-1677, Beginning of Hostilities in King Philip's War. Broderbund Software, Inc, Banner Blue Division). Isaac was the son of John Johnson of Roxbury. John Johnson came to New England with the Wintrop Fleet in 1630(?). John was chosen by the General Court as Constable of Roxbury, Massachusetts, in 1630. John was born in Emgland, and married (1) Margery ? in England. John died in Roxbury, Massachusetts; on September 30, 1659. Captain Isaac Johnson married ELIZABETH PORTER. on January 20, 1636/37 in Roxbury, MA. Isaac died on December 19, 1675 in the Great Swamp Fight fight with the Narragansett Indians in South Kingstown, Rhode Island. He was killed Dec. 19, 1675. .(Bowen, Clarence Wintrop, PhD. LL.D. The History of Woodstock Families (8 vols). Norwood, MA.: Plimpton Press, 1962. Schultz, E.B. and M/J/ Tougias. King Phillip's War. Woodstock, VT.: Countryman Press, 262) Children of Isaac and Elizabeth were: Will of Isaac Johnson - June 28, 1675 The Last Will and testament of Captain Isaac Johnson of Roxbury this 8 of March 1673 I haveing my perfect memory and understanding first I committ my Soule to God in Jesus Christ, Secondly I committ my body to my beloved wife and children to be decently buried. T 1. Pelton Genealogy, (B4B29) 2. Aaron Jo 1. Pelton Genealogy, (B4B29) 2. Aaron Johnson Family History. 3. Genealogical Dict.of New England by Savage Vol 2 p.553. 4. Maternal Ancestry of Ezekiel G. Gear, DD, (A5F4) 5. Capt. Isaac Johson was killed by the Indins in the King Phillip War. ANCESTRAL REGISTER of HALSTED WATKINS HU ANCESTRAL REGISTER of HALSTED WATKINS HULL-Compiled by Algot G. Steinberg-Hartford CT 1934-Connecticut State Library. Johnson-Palmer Gen. Non-standard gedcom data: 1 PEDI birth DOCUMENTATION !SOURCE - Film - 1,033,81 DOCUMENTATION !SOURCE - Film - 1,033,818 "Some Descendants of Thomas Curtis of Wethersfield, Connecticut, page 174. !SOURCE: Birth - NEHG Register, Vol. 39, page 74. Isaac Johnson was the son of John Johnson of Roxbury, Mass., He was admitted a freeman Mar 4, 1635. He was of the Artillery Company in 1645, and was its Captain in 1667. He was ensign of the "Rocksberry" military company previous to 1653, and on June 13th of that year was elected captain. he was representative 1671. Isaac was killed during King Phillip's War in an attack, which he commanded at Fort Mendon. "This brave Captain was among the first to fall while gallantly leading his men across the fallen tree-trunks at the entrance to the fort." Source - King Phillips's War - page 161. !2ND SOURCE Richardson, Douglas, "The Heath Connection: English Origins of Isaac and William Heath of Roxbury, Mass. and John Johnson, Edward Morris, and Elizabeth (Morris) Cartwright", from The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, July 1992. "Among Isaac and Eliazabeth Johnson's descendants was Franklin Pierce, 14th President of the United States" --Gary Boyd Roberts "Ancestors of American Presidents" !NOTES: Herne Hill Londn stands for Hern !NOTES: Herne Hill Londn stands for Herne Hill London Place of Birth also may be Roxbury, Massachusetts Buried Near 4 Corners, Sakonnet River, Rhode Island, Ft. Narraganset | Johnson, Captain Isaac Sr (I312684223969)
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