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Ancestors of Matilda L HUNTING

Generation No. 1

1. Matilda L HUNTING, born March 21, 1847 in Lockport, Niagara Co, NY; died October 21, 1885 in Montrose, Chicago, Cook Co, IL. She was the daughter of 2. Moses Solomon HUNTING and 3. Josephine Jennett GOODWIN. She married (1) Mark H REYNOLDS October 28, 1869 in Lockport, Niagara Co, IL. He was the son of Gideon REYNOLDS and Martha TUCKER.

Notes for Matilda L HUNTING: From Autograph Book of Matilda Hunting Dedicated April 30, 1864

It may be your privilege to move the world by reason and the stern logic of facts, but is it not rather yours to strengthen faith in your own perception and love of the beautiful instead? Alexander and Raphael have lived and conquered yet whose was the greater victory? One conquered by the force of arms; - the other by the spirit of beauty; one stamped his soul in blood, - the other in sunlight. (Love?) - Mattie - you may not catch and imitate the rosy light of the summer (cloud?) with a Raphael, or sweep the trembling lyre with a Mozart, or make the cold marble speak pleasure or stern agony; - but a far brighter page of the book of Life is open wherein it is yours to write. Painters are we all - of our own and others life scenes - scenes of whose gorgeous beauty Raphael never dreamed. It is ours to paint in glowing colors - Charity, Confidence and Holy Love so that when our work is done - though blotted here and there with many tears - God will approve. With great respect Yours - M. H. Reynolds ************

Letter written to Mattie Hunting: Nashville Tenn. June 12, 1864

Long, long ago I wrote to my dear friend at Lima hoping soon to be the joyful recipient of one of her ever welcome and interesting letters. But alas, my expectations were only a castle in the air for I have heard nothing from her since. Why is this delay? Has she forgotten me? I hope that is not so but that I may soon realize my expectations and from patient waiting suffer no loss. J.E. Pound Care Capt. J.C. Crane A.Q.M. U.S.A. To: Miss "Impersonation of selected things" Lima N.Y. ****** NEWSPAPER CLIPPING

'Matilda Hunting (Mrs Reynolds, now dead) a singer of twenty-five years ago, will be remembered by many. She had a voice of great beauty in quality and was a charming singer who always touched the hearts of her listeners. She was leading soprano in the First Presbyterian Church of this city for several years.... Miss 'Cornie' Hunting who died some twenty years ago, when quite young, gave great promise. She was a daughter of M.S.Hunting, formerly of this city, and a sister to 'Mattie' Hunting (Mrs. Reynolds) who recently died in Chicago.

Montrose Died: October -- 1885, after a few days of struggling and terrible suffering from diphtheria, Mrs. Matilda A. Reynolds, leaving a husband and four small children, two boys and two girls, to mourn her loss. Such is the common announcement which conveys the intelligence of death to a listless world, or overwhelms with grief the bereaved and loving ones left behind to mourn the loss of one so amiable, so kind, so useful, so loving and self-sacrificing. The casual reader merely sees the name. He knows not who she is nor pauses to give it further thought. The more thoughtful experience pang as the tender words "leaving a husband and four small children, two boys and two girls to mourn her loss," is read. But to those who knew her the announcement strikes deep into the heart and brings back all the tender recollections of her womanly virtues, her sweet Christian character, her exalted piety, her devotion to family and friends, and all the sterling qualities that belonged to the credit side of her life and works, while those near and dear to her who were loving and beloved are bowed in sorrow and overwhelmed with grief at her loss. Mrs. Reynolds was born in Lockport N.Y. and enjoyed the benefit of a polished education, both classical and musical and possessing to a high degree...traits of character which go...the perfect woman, and ...thereto, and combining therewith the rare gift of vocal culture and intonation, she at once became the admired of all admirers, the favorite of all favorites and though...with praise, and deluged with flatery, her meekness of disposition was never counterpoised nor tarnished with vanity. Marrying at an early age, she cast her fortunes with her husband coming west, and settled with him at Irving Park, when she drew around her the local musical talent, as well as the best elements of society--and while she was the idol of her associates, she became unconsciously the beloved of the entire community. Her tender heart and benevolent disposition led her into dangers to which great strength and vitality must have succumbed. But always unmindful of self when to her duty pointed out the way and unwittingly exposed her..confronting dangers of disease? with calm.. Having just passed through a severe trial of watchfulness and care over her beloved Ralph, her youngest son, and being in an exhausted state of vitality, disease found an easy lodgment, and by exposure, she became the victim of malignant diphtheria, and a martyr to self-sacrificing benevolence, and has gone to reap her reward. Mortals weep at the loss of such an exemplary character, and angels weep at their grief; but they forgot not to bear the liberated spirit of one so pure, so angelicto its place of Heavenly rest, and the influences of her last words in holy council to those most dear to her, aided by her dearer and sweeter memory, magnified by her absence here, will exert a lasting and holy influence, and buoy the hopes of those who witnessed the closing scene, and stood in mute and silent grief at her bedside, while the struggling spirit, liberated from its frail and transcient tenement of clay, winged its way heavenward.

More About Matilda L HUNTING: Fact 2: October 23, 1885, buriedLakeview, Chicago, Cook Co, IL

Notes for Mark H REYNOLDS:

Jefferson Township High School Cook Co, Illinois October 23, 1885 Mr. Mark Reynolds and Family Dear Friends: Your recent bereavement has prompted the pupils and teachers of the Jefferson High School to send to you the accompanying testimonial of the esteem in which the departed was held by us. We mourn the loss of the mother of our pupil and schoolmate, and with him we sorrow. Our sympathy is extended to the family, and in common with them and a large circle of acquaintances throughout our township we feel the loss of a public spirited, earnest working Christian. Earth's songs with her have ended, but we rejoice in the belief that the "sweet singer of Israel" is now in the choir of the Redeemed. Sincerely yours, C.A. Cook Principal Jefferson Twnshp High School

More About Mark H REYNOLDS: Fact 2: July 16, 1900, Chicago, Lakeview, Cook Co, IL

Children of Matilda HUNTING and Mark REYNOLDS are: i. Fred Hunting REYNOLDS, born July 04, 1871 in Lockport, Niagara Co, NY; died October 30, 1929 in Oak Park, Cook Co, IL; married Cecelia Leona MURRAY September 07, 1901 in IL.

Notes for Fred Hunting REYNOLDS: Poem written by Fred Hunting Reynolds about his son Fred Hunting Reynolds Jr

A WISH

I watch with fear his little feet Uncertain - plunging by, So bravely onward, aimed to meet Some prize before his eye And heeding not his wish at all I stop the baby's joy, And halt his steps to guard a fall- He's such a little boy-

And wondering thoughts come to me then Of what will be his fate, In later days when ways of men Will all in turn await His youthful moods, towards Plesure turned Without the curb of Fear, What huiding hand, so much concerned May keep his pathway clear?

For when he treads life's later ways With dangers spread for men, And I have passed my earthly days, And could not aid him, then Perhaps no one in life's queer game There'll be at hand to care- No one with Love to help his arm Keep straight and true and fair.

Or if I fail or guide him wrong towards paths with Evil rife, Or he give heed to Satan's song And make a waste of Life, What joy could fill eternity For me, if I should find That Fate has strangely brought me free But left his soul behind?

Death may lay saving hands on him While yet his years are few Or I soon cross o'er Life's sharp rim Earth's future lost to view Then let me keep one vision clear If Heaven's rules allow- At Judgement hour, may he appear To me - as he is now.

For when that reckoning Day begins, If ought be due to me Instead of pardon for my sins I'll only ask to see Come stumbling up the Path of Light To enter Heaven's joy- A little figure - smiling - bright Unchanged - my little Boy.

More About Fred Hunting REYNOLDS: Fact 2: 1929, Forest Park, IL More About Cecelia Leona MURRAY: Fact 2: Forest Park, IL

ii. Josephine H REYNOLDS, born 1874 in IL; died Abt. 1919. iii. Ralph Rufus REYNOLDS, born 1876 in IL. iv. Margaret A "Midgie" REYNOLDS, born 1878 in NY; died July 09, 1969 in Haledon, NJ.

Generation No. 2

2. Moses Solomon HUNTING, born October 29, 1814 in Ulster Co, NY; died November 11, 1898 in Chicago, Cook Co, IL. He was the son of 4. Edward HUNTING and 5. Margaret KRUVER. He married 3. Josephine Jennett GOODWIN June 05, 1845 in Kidders Ferry, Seneca Co, NY. 3. Josephine Jennett GOODWIN, born January 04, 1825 in Kidders Ferry, Seneca Co, NY; died July 01, 1884 in Lockport, Niagara Co, NY. She was the daughter of 6. Amos GOODWIN and 7. Abigail Comstock KIDDER.

Notes for Moses Solomon HUNTING: Obituary November 12, 1898 Lockport Daily Journal

M.S.HUNTING DEAD

Passed Away at Son's Home in Chicago. ___________ WAS BORN IN ULSTER COUNTY 1814--CAME TO LOCKPORT IN 1849--A WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR CITIZEN.

Moses S. Hunting died at the residence of his son, C. Fred Hunting, in the City of Chicago, Illinois, yesterday morning, November 11th 1898. Moses S Hunting was a son of Edward and Margaret (Kruver) Hunting, and was born in ULster County, New York, October 29th 1814. His paternal grandfather, Dr. Edward Hunting, was a native of England, where he practiced medicine for several years, and then came to New York about the opening of the Revolutionary War. His son Edward Hunting, was born in Ulster County in 1778, and at about 38 years of age removed to Tompkins County, where he died in 1861, in the 83rd year of his age. His wife Margaret Kruver was a native of Ulster County of German descent. Moses S Hunting grew to manhood on the farm, and attended the public schools of that day. He entered Hamilton College, from which he was graduated in the year 1838. After graduation, he read law with Horatio Ballard of Cortland, and George C Beers of Ithaca, New York and was admitted to the bar in May 1842. In that year he opened an office at Farmerville in Seneca County, where he practiced successfully for seven years. He then came to Niagara County, where he purchased a farm and was engaged for 15 years in farming and practicing his profession. At the end of that time, in 1864, he came to Lockport where he continued in active practice until a few years ago. when he retired. In political belief, Mr Hunting was a straight Democrat, and believed in the tenets of that party. He never was a candidate for office but once, and that was for the position of school commissioner, to which office he was elected by a good majority. He was married June 5th, 1845 to Josephine G. Goodwin, who died in 1884. To them were born four children, two sons and two daughters. Matilda (deceased), Ben Johnson (now dead) who was a graduate of Cornell University and after entering upon the practice of law, served one year as District Attorney of Niagara County, C. Fred, a real estate owner in the City of Chicago, Illinois, and Cornie M. (deceased). Mr. Hunting was a man of great reading, fine memory, and will long be remembered by those who knew him for the many pleasant attributes possessed by him. Funeral will be held at Grace Church, Monday morning, November 14th, 1898 at 11 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend.

"Biography & History of Niagara County"

Moses S. Hunting, a resident of Lockport and a member of the bar for nearly half a century, is a son of Edward and Margaret (Kruver) Hunting. and was born in Ulster county, New York, October 29, 1814. His paternal grandfather, Dr. Edward Hunting, was a native of England where he practiced medicine for several years, and then came to New York abouth the opening of the Revolutionary War. His son , Edward Hunting (father), was born in Ulster county in 1778, and at about thirty-eight years of age removed to Tompkins county, where he died in 1861, in the eighty-third year of his age. He was a farmer by occupation, and was drafted in the war of 1812 but procured a substitute. He was a Methodist in religious belief and church membership, while in political faith he had been originally a demorcrat, but when Fremont ran he voted for him and soon became a strong abolitionist. His wife, Margaret Kruver, a native of Ulster county and of German descent, bore him seven children, of whom two are living: Catherine, widow of a Mr. Jagger of Cortland county, where she now resides; and Moses S Hunting. Another son Israel Hunting, was a retired farmer living at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin , and died September 14, 1891, in the eighty-fourth year of his age. Moses S Hunting grew to manhood on the farm, and atteneded the public schools of that day. He entered Hamilton college, from which he was graduated in the class of 1888. After graduation he read law with Horatio Ballard, of Cortland, and George C Beers, of Ithaca, New York, and was admitted to the bar in May 1842. In that year he opened an office at Farmerville, in Seneca county, where he practiced successfully for seven years. He then came to Niagara county, where he purchased a farm, and was engaged for fifteen years in farming and practicing his profession. At the end of that time, in 1864, he came to Lockport, where he has remained ever since in active practice. He hives due attention and careful consideration to all of his cases, never neglects his client's interests, and enjos a ver good practice. Besides real estate and other property in this county, he has real estate interests in the great city of Chicago. In political belief Mr Hunting is a straight democrat who believes that the supremacy of American institutions, and the successful upholding of our National honor will be best attained under democratic administrations. Aside from his legal work to which he gives nearly all of his time he once and only once, allowed the use of his name as a candidate for the office of school commissioner, to which he was elected by a good majorit. Though taking a deep interest in political matters he is strongly averse to running for office, on account of the methods resorted to by candidates. On June 5, 1845, Mr Hunting married Josephine G Goodwin, who died in 1884. To them were born four children, two sons and two daughters; Matilda, (deceased); Ben Johnson (now dead), who was a graduate of Cornell university, and after entering upon the practice of law served one term as district attorney of Niagara county; C. Fred, a real estate owner and dealer in Chicago, Illinois; and Cornie M. (deceased).

STATE OF ILLINOIS COOK COUNTY CITY BOARD OF HEALTH 7883-61-19906 (numbers in various parts of certificate) Name: Moses S Hunting Sex: male Color: White Age: 84 Date of Death: Nov. 11 98 Widower Nationality and place where born: New York How long resident in this State: 10 years Place of Death: 2659 Hunting Ave (44h nor?) 27th Ward Cause of Death: Cerebral Hemmorhage Duration of Disease: 3 days Place of Burial: Lockport, New York Name of Undertaker: Hussen Bros.

Dated at Nov 11 1898 M.T. Moore M.D. Residence: 92 Higgins Ave

"Landmarks of Niagara Co NY" Wm Pool 1897 p 375 The following is a list as nearly complete as it has been possible to make it of Niagara county attorneys with post-office address and date of their admission to the bar............M.S. Hunting Lockport, May, 1842

CORRESPONDENCE TO DOROTHY REYNOLDS

To: Miss Dorothy C Reynolds 204 S Ridgeland Ave Oak Park, IL From: Mr. George Curtis Lewis, Lawyer Savings Bank Building Lockport, N.Y. October 11, 1933

Madam: Your communication of October 4th to the Chamber of Commerce of Lockport with reference to family geneology has been referred to me, a Director of the Lockport Historical Society, for answer. I recall very well Mr. Moses S. Hunting, your maternal grandfather. When I commenced the study of the law in Lockport in 1885. He was one of the older members of the Bar, quite a fine looking old gentleman with white curly hair, who was still very vehement in his addresses to the jury, quoting Shakespeare and the classics and waiving his arms and gesticulating in the manner of the advocate of that day - a school that was passing away. He must have been an excellent lawyer in his time. Associated with him in business was his son, Benjamin J. Hunting - also a trial lawyer who was District Attorney of the County of Niagara 1877-1880. In the files of the Niagara County Clerk's Office are found the census reports for this city as of June 1, 1865. On Page eight of the volume of that report appears the following: Moses S. Hunting, Lawyer, age 47 Josephine " wife age 40 Matilda " child age 19 Benjamin " child age 17 Fred " child age 15 Cornelia " child age 10 It also appears from the records that Moses S Hunting and Josephine G. his wife conveyed various pieces of land so that you can establish another point of identification here with your grandmother - the G. in her name undoubtedly standing for "Goodwin". .......I am told, although I have not yet verified the fact, that the Hunting burial lot is in Glenwood Cemetery in this city.... Moses S. Hunting and his son, Benjamin J. died many years ago and I presume Mrs. Hunting also died because when I knew Moses S. Hunting he was a widower. I also recall that my aunt who was principal of an Intermediate School in this city for something like over fifty years was very fond of a particularly bright and beautiful girl who attended her school known as "Cornie" Hunting, who must have been the Cornelia who appears in the census report. She died a school girl. ....the Hunting name does not appear in the (Lockport) directory of 1859 and 1860.

October 13th, 1933 Madam: ....I have learned that the markers on the Hunting lot in Glenwood Cemetery contain the following inscriptions: Moses S. Hunting, born 1814 died 1885 Mattie Reynolds died 1885 age 38 Cornie Hunting died 1873 age 17 Benjamin Hunting died 1886 age 36 These dates correspond with the Census report except that what I read as "47" should have been "41".

October 18th, 1933 Dear Miss Reynolds: I was in the Grosvenor Library at Buffalo yesterday and ran across the brief biographical sketch of Moses S. Hunting in the Biographical and Portrait Cyc. of Niagara County published in 1892. It stated that he was the son of Edward and Margaret (Kruver) Hunting and was born in Ulster County, N.Y. October 29th, 1814. He was a graduate of Hamilton College in the class of '38, admitted to the Bar in 1842, came to Niagara County in 1849 and purchased and operated a farm for some years. Moved into Lockport in 1864 and opened a law office there. On Jone 5th, 1845 he married Josephine G. Goodwin, who died in 1884.

Sources: 1. "Landmarks of Niagara Co NY Wm Poole 1897 2. Obituary - Moses and Josephine, Lockport Daily Journal 3. Niagara County History 4. Edward Hunting Will 5. "Biography and History of Niagara Co NY" 6. Death Certificate.. Moses S Hunting

More About Moses Solomon HUNTING: Fact 2: November 14, 1898, buried Lockport, Niagara Co, NY

Notes for Josephine Jennett GOODWIN: LOCKPORT DAILY JOURNAL Died at one PM July 1 1884, Josephine G. Hunting, wife of M.S. Hunting at her home on Genesee St., Lockport. She was the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Amos Gooding of Kidder's Ferry, Seneca County, NY. She was aged 58 years. (from letter written by I. Richard Reed Niagara County Historian dated May 20, 1980)

"William & Mary Quarterly" Vol 8, p 84 Josephine Jennette Goodwin (Amos, Abraham, Abraham) married Moses S Hunting, born October 17, 1814, in Tompkins County, NY. Their son C. F. Hunting resides Irving Park, Chicago; office 145 LaSalle Street.

More About Josephine Jennett GOODWIN: Fact 2: buried Glenwood Cem, Lockport, NY

Children of Moses HUNTING and Josephine GOODWIN are: 1 i. Matilda L HUNTING, born March 21, 1847 in Lockport, Niagara Co, NY; died October 21, 1885 in Montrose, Chicago, Cook Co, IL; married Mark H REYNOLDS October 28, 1869 in Lockport, Niagara Co, IL. ii. Benjamin Johnson HUNTING, born 1848 in NY; died 1886; married Mary.

Notes for Mary: Will written Feb 22, 1886 Codicil written March 7, 1886, Will proved March 22,1886 City of Lockport, County of Niagara, New York Last Will and Testament of Mary Hunting, Deceased Be it Remembered, that heretofore, to-wit: On the 12th day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-six, Moses S Hunting and John E Pound the executors named in the last Will and Testament of Mary Hunting late of the City of Lockport in the County of Niagara deceased...............on the 22nd day of March A.D. 1886 satisfactory evidence was produced and presented to said Surrogate....and onthat day said petitioner appeared and it appearing that -- Richard C Hunting, Edith Hunting and Josephine Hunting are minors Edward J Taylor on his consenting thereto was appointed the Special Guardian for said minors to appear for them and take care of their interests in this matter......... WILL I, Mary Hunting of the City of Lockport Niagara County New York widow of Ben J Hunting deceased do make publish and declare this my last will and testament in manner following viz First I hereby authorize and direct my executors hereinafter named to use and expend any money that may come into their hands belonging to me in clearing the house and lot Number 251 East Genesee Street in the City of Lockport from the Judement or decree or forclosure of mortgage in favor of Mary C Wortes? which is now owned by Stanley E Filseius? of Medina and also from all taxes assessed against said house and lot and which are a lieu thereon it being my desire and intent to save said house and lot for the benefit of my children. Second, I hereby authorize and direct my said executors to cause to be erected on the lots owned by me in Montrose, Cook County, Illinois two dwelling houses at an expense not exceeding two thousand dollars to be paid for as in the first Item herein. Third: I earnestly desire that my three children should be brought up & educated under Cahtolic influence & educated asfar as practicable in Catholic schools. I desire that my son Richard C should receive a good Catholic Education fitting him as far as practicable for such calling in life as he may show himself fitted for & as the means at the command of my said Executor will allow & I am especially anxious that my daughter edith shall be well and thourghy educated. Her father was tenderly attached to her & it was his last expressed desire before his death so that she might be fitted for Teaching or other desireable calling or position in life. I desire that Richard & Edith go to the Convent here for some years & then if practicable to a better & higher grade of Catholic school. I commit my little darling baby girl Josephine to the fatherly & motherly care of Fred & Kittie Hunting whom I greatly respect & tenderly love enjoining especially on them to see that the little darling is educated & brought up a Catholic as their mother if living would herself desire to bring her up. Fourth: Whatever money may come into the hands of my said executors belinging to me not herein before appropriated I direct my said Executors to invest in good securities hoping that the principal of what money I may have may be saved for said children until they are twenty one years of age or as hereinafter married. Fifth: I hereby give devise & bequeath to my three children all my estate & property both real & personal to be divided between them equally share and share alike unless sickness or other exigency in the opinion of my executors should clearly make it best & proper to expend more for the benefit of some or (other?) of said children than for the rest. Should any of said children die before twenty one years of age without lawful issue then the share going to said deceased shall go to the survivors. Whatever sums may be going to said children under this will shall be paid to each on arriving at the age of twenty one years or sooner on marriage. Should either marry before twenty one years of age. Sixth: I hereby authorize & empower my said executors to lease or sell & convey any or all my real estate & wherever located & give good & sufficient deeds for the same with or without warranty& for such prices & on such terms of payment as they may think proper & investthe proceeds in good real estate securities. Seventh: I hereby make constitute & appoint Moses S. Hunting and John E Pound executors of this my last will & testament relying on them to protect care for & watch over my three orphan children hereby revoking all former wills by me made In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand & seal this 22d day of Feb A.D. 1886

Mary Hunting

The above instrument was at the date thereof signed sealed published & declared by the said testratrix Mary Hunting to be her last will & testament in the presence of us & each of us who at her request & in her presence & in the presence of each other have subscribed our names as witnesses thereto.

Celia Cahill residing at Lockport NY Bridget Flynn residing at Lockport NY X (her mark)

Sunday Morning March 7th I Mary Hunting do desire this thing changed in this my last will I wish Josephine my youngest to go to the Convent with Edith to stay as long as Edith does till they are both educated & afterwards if they like Fred Hunting & Kittie may take her. Signed by me this morning sunday March 7 Mary Hunting Witness Bridget Flynn Celia Cahill

iii. C Fred HUNTING, born 1850 in Somerset, NY; died November 02, 1906 in Chicago, Cook Co, IL; married Kittie.

Notes for C Fred HUNTING: Obituary FRED HUNTING IS DEAD. Prominent Mayfair Real Estate Man C. Fred Hunting, a resident of Mayfair for 32 years, died yesterday after a short illness. The funeral will take place tomorrow, burial being at Rosehill. Mr. Hunting was once the owner of the entire tract of Montrose, now included in Mayfair, but he subdivided much of it. In 1863 he came to Chicago from Somerset, N.Y where he was born in 1850? and entered the employ of Field, Leiter & Co., where he remained until 1874, when he resigned to give attention to his real-estate interests. The Chicago & Northwestern reilway station, at Hunting Ave Mayfair was built by him and presented to the (suburb?) He left a widow and two adopted daughters , the children of a dead brother. More About C Fred HUNTING: Fact 2: Rose Hill Cem, Chicago, IL

iv. Cornelia HUNTING, born 1856; died 1873.

Generation No. 3

4. Edward HUNTING, born 1778 in Ulster Co, NY; died April 11, 1861 in Dryden, Tompkins Co, NY. He was the son of 8. Dr Edward HUNTING and 9. person unknown. He married 5. Margaret KRUVER. 5. Margaret KRUVER, born in Ulster Co, NY; died October 24, 1850 in Dryden, Tompkins Co, NY.

Notes for Edward HUNTING: Last Will And Testament of Edward HUNTING Dated 26th day of September 1857

I, Edward Hunting of the town of Dryden in the County of Tompkinsand state of New York being of sound mind and memory do make publish and declare this my last will and testament in manner of following and is to (sign?) First..I give devise and bequeath to my Five Children Christiana Lewis wife of Nathaniel? E Lewis, Israel Hunting, Catharine L Jagger wife of Mathew Jagger, Mosther?L? Hunting and Aseneth Hunting, all of my real and personal estate, goods and ... of which nature in kind soever to be divided equity between them share and share alike. And hereby authorise and impower my executors herein after nominated & appointed to sell and dispose of my said real and personal estate, public or private There is then more....(difficult to read)

Proved Tompkins Co NY Village of Ithaca 3rd day of June 1861

Ebenezer B Nichols of the town of Dryden, in the county of Tompkins Being first duly sworn, deposeth and saith, that he was acquainted with the above mentioned Edward Hunting deceased, in his life-time; that he heard the said Edward Hunting acknowledge that he subscribed the end thereof the instrument now shown to this deponent, purporting to be the last Will and Testament of the said Edward Hunting and above described; that he heard the said Edward Hunting declare the same to be his last Will and Testament that this deponent subscribed his name as a witness.....that the said Edward Hunting was at the time in the opinion and belief of this deponent, of sound mind and memory -- and not under any restraint; and that he was about seventy nine years of age; that he died on or about the eleventh day of April in the year 1861 and was a resident of the town of Dryden in the county of Tompkins at the time of his death.

Same document was signed by James W Montgomery

Tombstone Green Hills Cemetery, Dryden Tompkins Co NY (color Photo) Edward Hunting DIED April 11, 1861 Aged 83 (could be 88) Margaret his wife DIED Oct 24, 1850

Letter from Dryden Town Historian Ruth Sweetland dated Feb 15, 1988 ........In the "History of Dryden" 1797-1897 it mentions a few persons of the Methodist persuasion meeting in private homes and the old school house. It mentions a Mr. Hunting as one of those persons. The Methodist Church was built in the early 1840's.

"History of Tompkins Co NY" 1879 METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF DRYDEN VILLAGE In the year 1816 a young itinerant, then traveling on the Cayuga circuit, in passing through the village of Dryden, felt strongly moved to dismount and pass from house to house, praying and exhorting the people to turn to God. He was urged to preach at the school-house that evening. The request was complied with and another appointment left. Thus began Methodism in this village, and the youthful itinerant, Rev. Alvin Torrey, soon saw his labors blessed and succeeded in organizing a class. Henceforth the itinerant preached here regularly, sometimes in the school-house, sometimes in capacious barns. and very often in the woods. ...Edward Hunting were among the original members.

Sources: 1. Will...Dryden, Tompkins Co, NY 2. National Genealogical Society Quarterly vol 54 3. Tombstone,,Green Hills Cemetery 4. "History of Tompkins Co NY" 1879 5. "Biography & Hist of Niagara Co NY" 6. Obituary of son Moses 7. 1850 &1860 US Census Dryden NY 8. Dryden Town Historian, Ruth Sweetland 15 Feb 1988

More About Edward HUNTING: Fact 2: 1861, buriedGreenHill Cem, Dryden, NY

More About Margaret KRUVER: Fact 2: Green Hill Cem, Dryden, NY

Children of Edward HUNTING and Margaret KRUVER are: i. Christiana HUNTING, married Nathaniel LEWIS. ii. Israel HUNTING, born 1808; died September 14, 1891 in Fond du Lac, WI. 2 iii. Moses Solomon HUNTING, born October 29, 1814 in Ulster Co, NY; died November 11, 1898 in Chicago, Cook Co, IL; married Josephine Jennett GOODWIN June 05, 1845 in Kidders Ferry, Seneca Co, NY. iv. Catharine HUNTING, born 1815 in New York; married Mathew JAGGER. v. Asenath HUNTING, born 1820 in New York; died 1880.

6. Amos GOODWIN, born September 16, 1786 in Kingston, Luzerne Co, PA; died May 22, 1862 in Kidders Ferry, Seneca Co, NY. He was the son of 12. Abraham2 GOODWIN and 13. Catherine KING. He married 7. Abigail Comstock KIDDER December 11, 1811 in Kidders Ferry, Seneca Co, NY. 7. Abigail Comstock KIDDER, born March 31, 1795 in Kidders Ferry, Seneca Co, NY; died April 24, 1848 in Kidders Ferry, Seneca Co, NY. She was the daughter of 14. James5 KIDDER and 15. Jennett MCCALL.

Notes for Amos GOODWIN: Sources: 1. "The Kidder Genealogy" 2. 1850 United States Census, Ovid Township, Seneca Co, New York Dwelling # 1752, Family # 1786 3. "The Harvey Book" Oscar Harvey 1899 4. "Goodwin Families in America" by John Goodwin in William & Mary Quarterly vol VIII #2 Oct 1899 5. Clarence Goodwin, 327 Hoyt St, Buffalo, NY 14213

More About Amos GOODWIN: Fact 2: 1862, buried Lakeview Cem, Interlaken, NY

More About Abigail Comstock KIDDER: Fact 2: 1848, Lakeview Cem, Interlaken, NY

Children of Amos GOODWIN and Abigail KIDDER are: i. Maria Louisa GOODWIN, born September 19, 1812 in Kidders Ferry, NY; died April 24, 1848 in Farmers Village, NY; married (MONDAY) Samuel MUNDY January 23, 1834 in Kidders Ferry, NY. ii. Katherine Janet m GOODWIN, born October 09, 1814 in Kidders Ferry, NY; died February 18, 1816. iii. Hester Ann Roe GOODWIN, born November 10, 1816 in Kidders Ferry, Seneca Co, NY; died June 10, 1885 in Ithaca, NY; married Charles G DAY July 25, 1837 in Kidders Ferry, NY.

More About Hester Ann Roe GOODWIN: Fact 2: 1885, Lakeview Cem, Interlaken, NY

iv. Caroline Matilda GOODWIN, born May 07, 1819 in Kidders Ferry, NY; died February 02, 1894 in Southport, McKean Co, PA; married Seth A BACKUS July 25, 1837 in Kidders Ferry, NY. v. JamesMcCall Melanethon GOODWIN, born April 21, 1821 in Kidders Ferry, NY; died April 04, 1893 in Farmers Village, NY; married Elizabeth L McNEIL November 02, 1848 in Farmers Village, NY. vi. Charles Benjamin Franklin GOODWIN, born February 22, 1823 in Kidders Ferry, NY; died September 15, 1890 in Ithaca, NY. 3 vii. Josephine Jennett GOODWIN, born January 04, 1825 in Kidders Ferry, Seneca Co, NY; died July 01, 1884 in Lockport, Niagara Co, NY; married Moses Solomon HUNTING June 05, 1845 in Kidders Ferry, Seneca Co, NY. viii. Hannibal Stewart GOODWIN, born April 20, 1827 in Kidders Ferry, NY; died January 27, 1906. ix. William Pitt GOODWIN, born September 09, 1829 in Kidders Ferry, Seneca Co, NY; died January 02, 1891 in San Francisco, CA; married Emily S WEAVER January 03, 1891 in California. x. Mark Emmett GOODWIN, born August 03, 1831 in Kidders Ferry, NY; died January 07, 1855 in Chicago, IL. xi. Catherine (Kate) Margaret GOODWIN, born May 26, 1834 in Kidders Ferry, NY; died October 18, 1914 in Ithaca, NY; married MARVIN Francis BROWN October 05, 1852 in Kidders Ferry, NY. xii. Livia MCCALL GOODWIN, born March 04, 1837 in Kidders Ferry, NY; died July 27, 1889 in Southport, PA; married Lucius ROGERS May 31, 1860 in Kidders Ferry, NY.

Generation No. 4

8. Dr Edward HUNTING. He married 9. person unknown. 9. person unknown.

More About Dr Edward HUNTING: Fact 3: Dr

Child of Dr HUNTING and person unknown is: 4 i. Edward HUNTING, born 1778 in Ulster Co, NY; died April 11, 1861 in Dryden, Tompkins Co, NY; married Margaret KRUVER.

12. Abraham2 GOODWIN, born 1750 in DelawareWaterGap, PA; died July 18, 1822 in Exeter, Luzerne Co, PA. He was the son of 24. Abraham1 GOODWIN and 25. person unknown. He married 13. Catherine KING 1782 in DelawareWaterGap, PA. 13. Catherine KING, born 1762; died October 24, 1814 in Exeter, Luzerne Co, PA. She was the daughter of 26. John KING and 27. Margaret Lois MILLER.

Notes for Abraham2 GOODWIN: Sources: 1. "The Harvey Book" by Oscar Harvey 1899 2. DAR Patriot Index 1966 3. DAR Magazine Nov 1981 4. "Goodwin Families in America" Wm & Mary Quarterly vol 8 Oct 1899 5. Pennsylvania Archives Series 5, vol 8 6. Will of Abraham Goodwin Signed 29 April 1822 proved 6 Aug 1822 7. Clarence Goodwin, 327 Hoyt St, Buffalo, NY 14213 8. Photograph Tombstone in Forty Fort Cemetery, Forty Fort PA Inscription.. "In Memory of Abraham Goodwin Who Departed this life July 18th 1822 Aged 72 years" " In Memory of Catharin wife of Abraham Goodwin Who departed this life Oct 24th 1814 Aged 52 years" 9. Judith Osborne, Box 41414, St Petersburg, FL 33743 (1983)

More About Abraham2 GOODWIN: Fact 2: 1822, Forty Fort Cem, Forty Fort, PA

More About Catherine KING: Fact 2: Forty Fort Cem, Forty Fort, PA

Children of Abraham2 GOODWIN and Catherine KING are: i. William GOODWIN, married Almeda CLARK. ii. Henry GOODWIN, married Sarah KENNEDY. iii. Charlotte GOODWIN, married Josiah MARSHALL. iv. Polly GOODWIN, married Elliott WHITNEY. v. Catherine "Caty" GOODWIN, married Shepard PATRICK. vi. John GOODWIN, born January 23, 1783; married Sally BROWN. 6 vii. Amos GOODWIN, born September 16, 1786 in Kingston, Luzerne Co, PA; died May 22, 1862 in Kidders Ferry, Seneca Co, NY; married Abigail Comstock KIDDER December 11, 1811 in Kidders Ferry, Seneca Co, NY. viii. David GOODWIN, born November 16, 1788; married (1) Sarah CHAPIN; married (2) Rachel JENKINS. ix. Abraham GOODWIN, born July 06, 1790 in Kingston, Luzerne Co, PA; died May 15, 1880 in Kingston, PA; married Sarah MEYERS November 12, 1812 in Kingston, Forty Fort, PA. x. Benjamin C GOODWIN, born March 12, 1792 in New Jersey?; died September 1877 in Vinton, IA; married Rosanna SHOEMAKER. xi. Isaac GOODWIN, born 1798; died July 09, 1842; married Deborah Kidder ROBINSON.

More About Isaac GOODWIN: Fact 2: 1842, buried Lakeview Cem, Interlaken, NY

xii. Eliza GOODWIN, born March 13, 1802 in Wyoming Valley, PA; died June 1884 in Kings Ferry, NY; married David OGDEN May 1828.

14. James5 KIDDER, born September 29, 1768 in New Marlboro, Berkshire Co, MA; died August 10, 1850 in Ellicottville, Cattaraugus Co, NY. He was the son of 28. Abel KIDDER and 29. Amy BRIGGS. He married 15. Jennett MCCALL August 05, 1790 in Lebanon Springs, Columbia Co\, NY. 15. Jennett MCCALL, born February 02, 1772 in Lebanon Springs, Columbia Co, NY; died January 28, 1827 in Kidders Ferry, NY. She was the daughter of 30. Benajah MCCALL and 31. Abigail COMSTOCK.

Notes for James5 KIDDER: Sources: 1. "The Kidder Genealogy" 2. "Between the Lakes: History of South Seneca Co" Patterson 1976

************* The Town of Ellicottville was formed from Ischua, now Franklinville, on April 13, 1820. Ashford was taken off in 1824. It is located in the interior part of Cattaraugus County. Its surface is a hilly upland, broken by the deep and narrow ravines of the streams. The principal stream is Great Valley Creek, running through the center of the town. Ellicottville was incorporated on April 1, 1837. It is the original county seat of Cattaraugus County, and in 1860, contained the county buildings, 4 churches, 3 newspapers, and an iron foundry. Its population was 695. It was named after Joseph Ellicott, an agent for the Holland Land Company.

Plato and Ash Park are post offices. The first settlements were made in 1815, by David Waldo, of Oneida County, and Orin Pitcher from Massachusetts. The first religious services was held at the house of William Vinton, by the Rev. John Spencer, in 1818.The first permanent settler was Grove Hurlburt, who built the first house in 1815, on Lot 57. Other early settlers included: Rickartson Burlingame and Ephraim Fitch, in 1816. The first child born was Orlando F Pitcher, in June 1816.

The first school was taught by Eunice Carpenter, at the house of Orin Pitcher in 1817. Also in 1817, the first inn and store was opened by Baker Leonard. A sawmill was built by Orin Pitcher, in 1821, on the Great Valley Creek.

More About James5 KIDDER: Fact 3: Doctor

More About Jennett MCCALL: Fact 2: 1827, Lakeview Cem, Interlaken, NY

Children of James5 KIDDER and Jennett MCCALL are: 7 i. Abigail Comstock KIDDER, born March 31, 1795 in Kidders Ferry, Seneca Co, NY; died April 24, 1848 in Kidders Ferry, Seneca Co, NY; married Amos GOODWIN December 11, 1811 in Kidders Ferry, Seneca Co, NY. ii. Charles Wesley KIDDER, born March 30, 1799 in Kidders Ferry, NY; died November 19, 1813 in prob Kidders, Ferry, NY. iii. Livia MCCALL KIDDER, born February 17, 1802 in Kidders Ferry, NY; died July 11, 1837 in Kidders Ferry, NY; married Richard B STEWART February 22, 1820. iv. William Washington KIDDER, born May 19, 1804 in Kidders Ferry, NY. v. Paulina Mellina KIDDER, born October 25, 1807; died June 22, 1840 in Ellicotville, NY. vi. Sally Ann KIDDER, born June 02, 1811; died November 08, 1842 in Kidders Ferry, NY; married William Pitt STONE January 31, 1830.

Child of James5 KIDDER and Paulina BARKER is: i. Amy Jennett KIDDER, born June 23, 1830 in Ovid, Seneca Co, NY; died November 21, 1912 in Omaha, NE.

Generation No. 5

24. Abraham1 GOODWIN, born 1719 in Bucks Co, PA or Essex Co NJ; died in DelawareWaterGap, PA. He married 25. person unknown. 25. person unknown.

Notes for Abraham1 GOODWIN: Long thin face, Brown hair, 5 feet 11 inches Carpenter Came to Delaware Water Gap, PA from Essex co NJ Sources: 1. William & Mary Quarterly Oct 1899 "Goodwins in America" 2. Pennsylvania Archives Series 5 vol 1 page 151, 155, 157 3. "Five Colonial Families" Treman & Poole

Children of Abraham1 GOODWIN and person unknown are: i. Elijah GOODWIN, died 1812 in Huntington Twp, Luzerne Co, PA. ii. William GOODWIN, born 1744 in Pennsylvania; died January 20, 1826 in Lansing, Tompkins Co, NY; married Ruth GIBBS. iii. Benjamin GOODWIN, born 1746 in Pennsylvania; died 1822; married Mary MACK January 04, 1769 in DelawareWaterGap, PA. iv. Richard GOODWIN, born February 17, 1747/48. 12 v. Abraham2 GOODWIN, born 1750 in DelawareWaterGap, PA; died July 18, 1822 in Exeter, Luzerne Co, PA; married Catherine KING 1782 in DelawareWaterGap, PA.

26. John KING, born 1726; died December 09, 1801. He married 27. Margaret Lois MILLER. 27. Margaret Lois MILLER.

Notes for John KING: Sources: 1. "King Family" American Genealogical Research Institute, Washington DC 1972 2. "The Harvey Book" Oscar Harvey 1899 3. "Heads of Families - Pennsylvania 1790" (First US Census) 4. "Pennsylvania Archives 1784" p 636, 645

Child of John KING and Margaret MILLER is: 13 i. Catherine KING, born 1762; died October 24, 1814 in Exeter, Luzerne Co, PA; married Abraham2 GOODWIN 1782 in DelawareWaterGap, PA.

28. Abel KIDDER, born February 03, 1743/44 in Coventry, Tolland Co, CT; died August 13, 1831 in Kidders Ferry, Seneca Co, NY. He was the son of 56. Ephraim1 KIDDER and 57. Freedom BARNARD. He married 29. Amy BRIGGS March 03, 1764 in MA. 29. Amy BRIGGS, born 1746 in MA; died January 27, 1837. She was the daughter of 58. BRIGGS and 59. Patience BRADLEY.

Notes for Abel KIDDER:

Captain in Revolutionary War Occupation: Blacksmith ********* My Abel Kidder?? from DELAWARE CO NY USGenWeb Site DELHI - was formed from Middletown, Kortright, and Walton, March 23, 1798. A part of Bovina was taken off in 1820, and a part of Hamden in 1825. A part was annexed to Walton in 1812. It occupies a nearly central position in the co. Its surface is a hilly upland, broken by the deep valleys of the streams. The W. branch of the Delaware flows S.W. through the center of the town, receiving from the N.W. Platners, Peeks, Steels, and Elk Creeks, and from the S.E. Little Delaware River. The valleys are generally narrow and bordered by steep hills. The soil is a clay loam, and the surface is very stony in places. Delhi, (p.v.,) the county seat, is finely situated on the N. bank of the W. branch of the Delaware. It was incorp. March 16, 1821. Besides the co. buildings, it contains the Delhi Academy, 4 churches, a bank, 2 printing offices, a woolen factory, an iron foundry, a gristmill, and a sawmill. Pop. 919. the first settlement was commenced by Abel and John Kidder, in 1785. The first religious meetings were conducted by Elder Kidder Beck, in 1786.* the first church (Cong.) was formed in 1798 ********* 1790 First Federal Census Delaware Co New York 22 Kidder, Abel 3 10 Delhi 23 Kidder, John 2 4 5 Delhi At the time of the first Federal Census there was no Delaware County. At that time all land north of the west branch of the Delaware River, now in the County of Delaware was included in the Town of Harpersfield in Montgomery County. This township also included some land now in Chenango and Broom Counties. All land now in Delaware County south of said river was included in the townships of Woodstock and Middletown. Portions of these townships extended into what are now Ulster, Green, and Sullivan Counties. (see sketch on Delaware County NY USGenWeb page).

Column #1 gives the enumerator's number in each township. Column #2 lists the head of the household. Column #3, Free White males of 16 years and upward including the head of the household. Column #4, Free White males under 16 years of age. Column #5, Free White females including heads of families. Column #6, All other free persons. Column #7, Slaves

MARSHA MCCLELLAND, mcleland@ccia.com i. Abel Kidder.  Notes for Abel Kidder: Much written about him in Revolutionary War

First moved to Benton, Yates County, NY then settled in Ontario County, NY. Ontario Co., was so big the State of NY divided the county many times.

Maybe the Abel in the 1790 New York Census Name of head of family: Kidder, Abel Free white males of 16 years and upward, including heads of families: 3 Free white females, including heads of families: 10 All other free persons: illegible ******

Seneca County was formed March 29, 1804 from Cayuga County and comprised an area of 820 square miles. Over the next years, Seneca County gained and/or lost land to Tompkins, Wayne, Ontario and Yates counties. It now comprises 390 square miles, is 156 miles from Albany (the State Capital of New York), and lays between Seneca and Cayuga Lakes in the beautiful Finger Lakes Region.

Sullivan's expedition, which passed along the banks of Seneca Lake in 1779, first brought the area to the attention of settlers. Many of the soldiers were so attracted by the beauty and fertility of the lands that they settled there after the war. The first settler, Job Smith, settled in Seneca Falls in 1787, and the second, Andrew Dunlap, settled in Ovid in 1789. After 1790, settlement progressed rapidly. The county was part of the extreme western portion of the Military Tract.

Seneca County is a half-shire with the county seats located at Ovid and Waterloo. Other towns in Seneca County are Covert, Fayette, Junius, Lodi, Romulus, Seneca Falls, Tyre, and Varick. ********** Sources: 1. "The Kidder Genealogy" 2. Boston Transcript 12 June 1935 3. "The American Genealogist" Vol 43

Children of Abel KIDDER and Amy BRIGGS are: 14 i. James5 KIDDER, born September 29, 1768 in New Marlboro, Berkshire Co, MA; died August 10, 1850 in Ellicottville, Cattaraugus Co, NY; married (1) Jennett MCCALL August 05, 1790 in Lebanon Springs, Columbia Co\, NY; married (2) Paulina m BARKER November 02, 1829 in Humphrey, Cattaraugus Co, NY. ii. William KIDDER, born October 23, 1770 in New Marlboro, MA. iii. Asenath KIDDER, born November 05, 1772 in New Marlboro, MA. iv. Deborah KIDDER, born March 15, 1774 in New Marlboro, MA; married Isaac Goodman ROBINSON. v. Mary KIDDER, born June 14, 1777 in Kidders Ferry, NY; married (1) FRISBY; married (2) Unknown perSON; married (3) Judge ELY. vi. Phoebe KIDDER, born September 15, 1779; married (1) SHEPERD; married (2) Russell CHAPEL. vii. Martha KIDDER, born March 04, 1781; married BUCKINGHAM. viii. Amy KIDDER, born May 29, 1784; married Daniel or Samuel RAWLEY. ix. Pauline KIDDER, born January 30, 1787; died June 22, 1840. x. Hannah KIDDER, born January 16, 1790; died May 31, 1869; married Thomas Jr HAMLIN March 29, 1813. xi. Abel Carlton KIDDER, born March 24, 1794; died Abt. 1834.

30. Benajah MCCALL, born September 12, 1743 in Colchester, New London, CT; died December 18, 1824 in Walton, Delaware Co, NY. He was the son of 60. James4 MCCALL and 61. Eunice BATES. He married 31. Abigail COMSTOCK January 17, 1768 in Lyme, New London Co, CT. 31. Abigail COMSTOCK, born 1726 in Lyme, New London, CT; died 1776 in Lebanon Springs, Columbia Co, NY. She was the daughter of 62. William4 COMSTOCK and 63. Mary BATES.

Notes for Benajah MCCALL: Albany Co NY Militia.. Revolutionary War NSDAR #44453

Sources: 1. "The McCall Family" Etta McCall 1931 2. "McCall Family" A.J. McCall 1884 3. "Gen & Desc of Thomas Lord" Kenneth Lord 1946 4. "Between the Lakes: History of Seneca Co" Patterson 1976 5. Everton GEDSRCH Phillip Ferguson, pmfergie@eonet.com 6. Scott Kaczor, Lmjk@aol.com

Notes for Abigail COMSTOCK:

SCOTT KACZOR, Lmjk@aol.com Abigail Comstock, born 1726; died 1776 in Lebanon Springs, Columbia county, NY. She was the daughter of 874. William Comstock and 875. Mary Bates.

Notes for Abigail Comstock: died of small pox

More About Abigail COMSTOCK: Fact 1: April 27, 1726

Children of Benajah MCCALL and Abigail COMSTOCK are: i. Levia MCCALL, born March 15, 1769 in Lebanon Springs, NY. ii. Ansel MCCALL, born July 05, 1770 in Lebanon Springs, NY; died August 31, 1815; married Sarah WEED June 15, 1792. 15 iii. Jennett MCCALL, born February 02, 1772 in Lebanon Springs, Columbia Co, NY; died January 28, 1827 in Kidders Ferry, NY; married James5 KIDDER August 05, 1790 in Lebanon Springs, Columbia Co\, NY. iv. James MCCALL, born January 06, 1774 in Lebanon Springs, NY; died March 24, 1856 in Rushford; married Elizabeth DYE January 01, 1800.

Children of Benajah MCCALL and Lois BRINSMADE are: i. Lois MCCALL, born March 23, 1784 in Walton, NY; died May 26, 1861. ii. John MCCALL, born October 25, 1786 in Walton, NY; died September 09, 1861. iii. Henry MCCALL, born July 28, 1788 in Walton, NY; died January 25, 1839. iv. Eunice BATES MCCALL, born May 17, 1790 in Walton, NY; died September 09, 1870.

Generation No. 6

56. Ephraim1 KIDDER, born February 28, 1715/16 in Mansfield, Tolland Co, CT. He was the son of 112. James4 KIDDER and 113. Mary ABBOTT. He married 57. Freedom BARNARD December 26, 1738 in Coventry, Tolland Co, CT. 57. Freedom BARNARD, born March 08, 1714/15 in Coventry, Tolland Co, CT; died Bef. 1795. She was the daughter of 114. Benoni BARNARD and 115. Freedom CARPENTER.

Notes for Ephraim1 KIDDER:

MARSHA MCCLELLAND, mcleland@ccia.com 16. Ephraim Kidder (Source: Marriage Record.), born February 28, 1715/16 in Coventy, Conneticut (Source: Correspondense, George Kidder, 1998.); died Unknown. He was the son of 32. James Kidder II.

Notes for Ephraim Kidder: First to move the to "Western Frontier" Dutchess County, NY

Lived at Nine Partners, Dutchess Co., NY. His family was large, 11 children - George Kidder, 1998 ********** Sources: 1. "The Kidder Genealogy" 2. "The American Genealogist" Vol 43 3. Coventry Land Records 4. LDS Ancestral File

Children of Ephraim1 KIDDER and Freedom BARNARD are: i. John KIDDER.

Notes for John KIDDER:

MARSHA MCCLELLAND, mcleland@ccia.com Notes for John Kidder: First moved to Benton, Yates County, NY then settled in Ontario County, NY. Ontario Co., was so big the State of NY divided the county many times.

ii. Stephen KIDDER, born in New York; died 1812 in Eric Co NY; married (1) MAPES; married (2) Susannah.

Notes for Stephen KIDDER: Generation No. 4 -- MARSHA MCCLELLAND, mcleland@ccia.com

8. Stephen Kidder (Source: Military Records.), born in NY (Source: Census Records, 1880 Pleasants County, Daniels records.); died 1812 in Eric County, NY. He was the son of 16. Ephraim Kidder. He married 9. Unknown Mapes (Source: Correspondence - UNVERIFIED.).        9. Unknown Mapes (Source: Correspondence - UNVERIFIED.), born in NY (Source: Census Records, 1880 Pleasants County, WV.); died Unknown.

Notes for Stephen Kidder: First moved to Benton, Yates County, NY then settled in Ontario County, NY. Ontario Co., was so big the State of NY divided the county many times.

Will left no wife mentioned but 5-6 sons and 1 daughter (David F., Gideon and Axie) - wife sold house in 1813 and moved to Ohio with her other children. The liber, volumn, page number - wrote the court clerk in Erie Co., Buffalo sending that information - all they had to do was go to the book and copy the pages etc - the Judge in Buffalo wanted $70.00 to research and copy the page.

Not listed in NY Mormon IGI files

Tthe abstract of the will info - along with the sale of the property in Erie Co., the Axie descendants believed the mother's name or wife of Stephen Kidder to be "Elizabeth" - they didn't have positive proof on this.

Why wasn't the wife of Stephen Kidder on the Estate Records and only their kids??? Notes for Susana (Kidder): Parents listed in 1880 Pleasants County Census as being born in ME

       Children of Stephen Kidder and Unknown Mapes are:

 i. Dan B. Kidder, born Abt. 1819 in OH (Source: Census Records, 1880 Pleasants County.); married Harriet (Kidder).  Notes for Dan B. Kidder: 1880 Pleasants County Cenus indicates that he would have been born about 1819, Stephen is listed as dying in 1812?

 ii. Gideon Kidder.  4iii. David Franklin Kidder, born September 07, 1809 in NY; died June 17, 1889; married (1) Abriah R. Fetty; married (2) Catherine Barnhart March 21, 1830 in Washington County, OH.  iv. Axie Kidder.  Notes for Axie Kidder: Family bible of Axie which states her parents were Stephen and Catherine (Mapes) Kidder

 v. William Kidder.  vi. James Kidder.  vii. Edmond Kidder.

iii. Mary KIDDER, married HERRICK. iv. Huldah KIDDER, married FRISBIE. v. Esther KIDDER, born July 17, 1739 in Coventy, Tolland Co, CT. vi. Anne KIDDER, born January 22, 1739/40 in Coventry, CT. vii. Phebe KIDDER, born October 02, 1742 in Coventry, CT; married VANVALKENBURGH. viii. Oliver KIDDER, born December 19, 1743 in Coventry, CT; died November 29, 1812; married Eunice BURR.

Notes for Oliver KIDDER: Revolutionary War Soldier

28 ix. Abel KIDDER, born February 03, 1743/44 in Coventry, Tolland Co, CT; died August 13, 1831 in Kidders Ferry, Seneca Co, NY; married Amy BRIGGS March 03, 1764 in MA. x. Chloe KIDDER, born May 11, 1747 in Coventry, CT; married Samuel WHEELER February 05, 1766 in Sharon, Litchfield Co, CT. xi. Abigail KIDDER, born July 29, 1748 in Coventry, CT; married PATCHEN. xii. Sarah KIDDER, born September 19, 1749 in Coventry, CT; married WASHBURN. xiii. Ephraim KIDDER, born Abt. 1754 in Nine Partners, Dutchess Co, NY; married Sarah SPENCER.

Notes for Ephraim KIDDER: Revolutionary War Soldier

58. BRIGGS. He married 59. Patience BRADLEY. 59. Patience BRADLEY.

Child of BRIGGS and Patience BRADLEY is: 29 i. Amy BRIGGS, born 1746 in MA; died January 27, 1837; married Abel KIDDER March 03, 1764 in MA.

60. James4 MCCALL, born March 06, 1714/15 in Marshfield, Plymouth Co, MA; died February 02, 1767 in Lebanon, New London Co, CT. He was the son of 120. James3 MCCALL and 121. Rachel TURNER. He married 61. Eunice BATES November 20, 1740 in Lebanon, CT. 61. Eunice BATES, born June 11, 1722 in East Haddam, Middlesex Co, CT; died March 20, 1768 in Lebanon, CT. She was the daughter of 122. James4 BATES and 123. Mary Lord.

Notes for James4 MCCALL: Sources: 1. "The McCall Family" Ettie McCall 1931 2. "McCall Family" A.J. McCall 1884 3. "Gen & Desc of Thomas Lord" Denneth Lord 1946 4. Paul Dingwell 5. Clarence Goodwin

More About James4 MCCALL: Fact 2: buried Goshen Church, Lebanon, CT

More About Eunice BATES: Fact 1: July 08, 1722, East Haddam, CT Fact 2: Goshen Church, Lebanon, CT

Children of James4 MCCALL and Eunice BATES are: 30 i. Benajah MCCALL, born September 12, 1743 in Colchester, New London, CT; died December 18, 1824 in Walton, Delaware Co, NY; married (1) Abigail COMSTOCK January 17, 1768 in Lyme, New London Co, CT; married (2) Naomi CRAMPTON 1777; married (3) Lois BRINSMADE February 03, 1783. ii. James MCCALL, born July 03, 1745 in Lebanon, New London Co, CT; died May 16, 1772. iii. Ephraim MCCALL, born December 07, 1747 in Lebanon, CT; married Elizabeth CLARK September 17, 1769. iv. Samuel MCCALL, born May 26, 1751 in Lebanon, CT; married Lydia STRONG. v. Elibu MCCALL, born April 15, 1754 in Lebanon, CT; died 1814; married Hannah MURRAY. vi. John MCCALL, born 1756 in Lebanon, CT. vii. Eunice BATES MCCALL, born August 22, 1759 in Lebanon, CT.

62. William4 COMSTOCK, born June 15, 1698 in Lyme, CT; died 1765. He was the son of 124. William3 COMSTOCK and 125. Naomi NOYES. He married 63. Mary BATES. 63. Mary BATES, born 1711; died March 29, 1743. She was the daughter of 126. James4 BATES and 127. Mary Lord.

Notes for William4 COMSTOCK: Sources: 1. "History of the Comstock Family in America" John Adams Comstock 1949 2. "Genealogy & Descendants of Thomas Lord" K Lord 3. Paul Dingwell 4. Phillip Ferguson, pmfergie@eonet.com 5. Paul Noyes, noyes@mindspring.com 6. Scott Kaczor, Lmjk@aol.com

More About Mary BATES: Fact 1: July 01, 1711, East Haddam, CT

Children of William4 COMSTOCK and Mary BATES are: 31 i. Abigail COMSTOCK, born 1726 in Lyme, New London, CT; died 1776 in Lebanon Springs, Columbia Co, NY; married Benajah MCCALL January 17, 1768 in Lyme, New London Co, CT. ii. William Comstock, born Abt. 1730 in Lyme, New London, CT; died September 1773 in Sullivan, NH; married (1) Elizabeth; married (2) Hepzibah Lord. iii. Jesse Comstock, born Abt. 1733 in Lyme, CT. iv. Naomi Comstock, born 1739 in Lyme, CT; died December 21, 1831 in Swanzey, NH; married Benjamin OLCOTT Abt. 1763. v. Ruth Comstock, born April 18, 1741 in Lyme, CT; married Levi CROSBY. vi. Anne Comstock, born Aft. 1733. vii. James Comstock, born Abt. 1731; died July 23, 1773; married Thankful CROSBY May 09, 1763. viii. Mary Comstock, born Aft. 1733.

Child of William4 COMSTOCK and Abigail is: i. Ichabod COMSTOCK, born Abt. 1746; died January 18, 1771.

Children of William4 COMSTOCK and Elizabeth BECKWITH are: i. Peter COMSTOCK. ii. Elizabeth COMSTOCK. iii. Noah COMSTOCK.

Generation No. 7

112. James4 KIDDER, born June 27, 1679 in Billerica, Middlesex Co, MA; died May 18, 1729 in Mansfield, Tolland Co. He was the son of 224. James3 KIDDER and 225. Elizabeth BROWN. He married 113. Mary ABBOTT November 08, 1703 in Concord, Middlesex Co, MA. 113. Mary ABBOTT, born July 23, 1686 in Andover, Essex Co, MA. She was the daughter of 226. Thomas ABBOTT and 227. Sarah STEWARD.

Notes for James4 KIDDER: Sources: 1. "Kidder Family" F.E.Kidder 1886 2. "The Kidder Genealogy" 3. "Concord Mass Births, Marriages & Deaths 1635-1850" 4. "Descendents of George Abbott of Rowley MA" L. A. Abbott 1906 5. LDS Ancestral Files

Children of James4 KIDDER and Mary ABBOTT are: i. Ann KIDDER, born in Mansfield, CT; died August 15, 1748 in Mansfield, CT. ii. James KIDDER, born February 16, 1702/03 in Mansfield, Tolland Co, CT; died in Delhi, Delaware Co, NY; married Hannah CURTIS. iii. Elizabeth KIDDER, born March 11, 1704/05 in Mansfield, CT; died October 17, 1729. iv. John KIDDER, born June 04, 1707 in Mansfield, CT. v. Mary KIDDER, born March 07, 1707/08 in Mansfield, CT; died July 27, 1726. vi. Phebe KIDDER, born November 08, 1710 in Mansfield, CT; died June 16, 1726. vii. Nathaniel KIDDER, born October 30, 1712 in Mansfield, CT; died Abt. 1812 in Mansfield, CT; married Ann ROYCE January 15, 1737/38 in Mansfield, CT. viii. Hannah KIDDER, born January 21, 1713/14 in Mansfield, CT.

More About Hannah KIDDER: Fact 1: 1753, Mansfield, CT

56 ix. Ephraim1 KIDDER, born February 28, 1715/16 in Mansfield, Tolland Co, CT; married Freedom BARNARD December 26, 1738 in Coventry, Tolland Co, CT. x. Joseph KIDDER, born October 13, 1720 in Mansfield, CT. xi. Sarah KIDDER, born March 10, 1725/26 in Mansfield, CT; married Jedediah FULLER August 10, 1743 in Mansfield, CT.

114. Benoni BARNARD, born April 02, 1683 in Springfield, Hampden Co, MA; died September 06, 1750 in Coventry, Tolland Co, CT. He was the son of 228. Richard BARNARD and 229. Sarah CLARK. He married 115. Freedom CARPENTER June 13, 1712 in Coventry, Tolland Co, CT. 115. Freedom CARPENTER, born July 13, 1692 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA. She was the daughter of 230. Benjamin CARPENTER and 231. Hannah STRONG.

Notes for Benoni BARNARD: Sources: 1. LDS Ancestral File 2. "Barlett-Little Files" Milwaukee WI Public Library 3. "The American Genealogist" Vol 43

Notes for Freedom CARPENTER: ubj: Freedom Barnard Date: 9/5/98 3:14:41 PM Central Daylight Time From: Bbbgrm@aol.com

Re your query usgenweb...Freedom Carpenter b 13Jul1692 Northampton Ma (dau of Benjamin & Hannah Strong) m 13Jun 1712 at Coventry Benoni Barnard. Both families were neighbors near present intersection of Rte 31 and Ripley Hill Rd. The Carpenter house is long gone and I am pretty sure the Barnard place is too.

Betty Messier ******** Subj: Re: Freedom Barnard Date: 9/5/98 7:26:59 PM Central Daylight Time From: Bbbgrm To: I AM PILOT

Vicky

In 1960 we bought an antique house in Coventry (now sold). Eventually I became interested in the pedigree of the house...and one thing led to another. The Barnard and Carpenter homesites are only a few hundred feet from my old home. To figure out who built my house I had to plot the whole area. Several years later Janet Aronson and I received a grant for the town of Coventry to publish "The Roots of Coventry Connecticut" Library of Congress 87-070950 (1987) in which on page 11 is a map showing the proximity of the 2 families. Benjamin Carpenters wife was Hannah Strong...her mther was Freedom Woodward. families from Northampton were original settlers of Coventry.

Both Carpenter and Barnard moved to the north parish of Coventry as the land became available. There are still a few Carpenter descendants here but I dont think any Barnards. I dont think the remaining Carpenters know about past details.

I am new to the internet too. I will be intouch with you unless thru some error I lose you. My family came to the US oround 1845 from England so up to now research has been difficult.

Betty

Children of Benoni BARNARD and Freedom CARPENTER are: i. Jasper BARNARD, born April 10, 1713 in Coventry, CT. 57 ii. Freedom BARNARD, born March 08, 1714/15 in Coventry, Tolland Co, CT; died Bef. 1795; married Ephraim1 KIDDER December 26, 1738 in Coventry, Tolland Co, CT. iii. Samuel BARNARD, born September 14, 1718 in Coventry, CT; died August 03, 1792 in Coventry, CT.

Notes for Samuel BARNARD: STRONG CEMETERY Coventry, Tolland Co, CT BARNARD: Samuel, d Aug. 3, 1792, 73 yrs (F & I War)

iv. Joseph BARNARD, born June 11, 1720 in Coventry, CT; died November 14, 1752. v. Abigail BARNARD, born March 16, 1724/25 in Coventry, CT; died December 08, 1736. vi. Miriam BARNARD, born February 23, 1726/27 in Coventry, CT; died December 09, 1818 in Coventry, CT; married Peter BREWSTER November 30, 1786. vii. Dan BARNARD, born May 15, 1730 in Coventry, CT; married Lydia DODGE July 12, 1755 in Coventry, CT.

120. James3 MCCALL, born October 30, 1690 in Marshfield, Plymouth, MA; died December 27, 1755 in Lebanon, New London Co, CT. He was the son of 240. James2 MCCALL and 241. Anna WINTER. He married 121. Rachel TURNER November 15, 1711 in Marshfield, MA. 121. Rachel TURNER, born April 09, 1687 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; died December 08, 1716 in Marshfield, Plymouth, MA. She was the daughter of 242. Daniel TURNER and 243. Hannah RANDALL.

Notes for James3 MCCALL: Sources: 1. GEDSRCH Everton Greg Wickinburg, greg@eskimo.com 2. "The McCall Family" Ettie T McCall 1931 3. "McCall Family" A J McCall 1884 4. "Marshfield MA Vital Records" Sherman 1970 5. NEHGR Vol 5-6

Notes for Rachel TURNER: Sources: 1. Vital Records of Scituate, Massachusetts to the Year 1850, NEHGS, Boston, 1909, two volumes.

Children of James3 MCCALL and Rachel TURNER are: i. Benajah MCCALL, born August 17, 1712 in Marshfield, MA; died 1758; married Hannah OTIS November 06, 1735. ii. Ebenezer MCCALL, born 1714 in Marshfield, MA; married Rachel ORDWAY January 25, 1738/39. 60 iii. James4 MCCALL, born March 06, 1714/15 in Marshfield, Plymouth Co, MA; died February 02, 1767 in Lebanon, New London Co, CT; married Eunice BATES November 20, 1740 in Lebanon, CT. iv. Rachel MCCALL, born November 26, 1716 in Marshfield, MA.

Children of James3 MCCALL and Hannah GREEN are: i. Elijah MCCALL, born 1720 in Marshfield, MA. ii. Archippus MCCALL, born August 09, 1723 in Lebanon, CT. iii. John MCCALL, born April 03, 1726 in Lebanon, CT; died October 09, 1862. iv. Joseph MCCALL, born June 30, 1728 in Lebanon, CT. v. Olive MCCALL, born January 22, 1733/34 in Lebanon, CT. vi. Jacob MCCALL, born February 01, 1735/36 in Lebanon, CT.

122. James4 BATES, born February 15, 1661/62 in Dorchester, MA; died March 13, 1731/32 in East Haddam, CT. He was the son of 244. James3 BATES and 245. Ann WITHINGTON. He married 123. Mary Lord Bef. 1696. 123. Mary Lord, born 1679 in East Haddam, CT. She was the daughter of 246. William2 LORD and 247. Sarah BROOKS.

Notes for James4 BATES: Sources: 1. "The McCall Family" A.J.McCall 1884 2. "McCall-Tidwell & Allied Families" Ettie McCall 1931 3. Paul Dingwell 4. "Gen and Desc of Thomas Lord" Ken Lord 1946 5. Boston Transcript 6. NEHGR vol 16 7. "Early CT Settlers" Hinman 8. WFT #0743

More About James4 BATES: Fact 1: February 20, 1661/62, Dorchester, MA Fact 2: East Haddam, CT

Children of James4 BATES and Mary Lord are: i. Alice or Chloe BATES, married David HALL.

More About Alice or Chloe BATES: Fact 1: May 21, 1704, East Haddam, CT

ii. Anna BATES.

More About Anna BATES: Fact 1: July 24, 1716, East Haddam, CT

iii. Rebecca BATES, married John Comstock February 17, 1724/25 in Lyme, CT.

Notes for John Comstock: one source states b Aug 9, 1696

iv. Ruth BATES, married Ebenezer GIBBS.

More About Ruth BATES: Fact 1: May 21, 1704, East Haddam, CT

63 v. Mary BATES, born 1711; died March 29, 1743; married William4 COMSTOCK. vi. Abigail BATES, born February 21, 1716/17 in East Haddam, CT; married (1) Nathaniel SAXTON; married (2) Nathaniel SAXTON. 61 vii. Eunice BATES, born June 11, 1722 in East Haddam, Middlesex Co, CT; died March 20, 1768 in Lebanon, CT; married James4 MCCALL November 20, 1740 in Lebanon, CT.

124. William3 COMSTOCK, born January 09, 1668/69 in Lyme, New London, CT; died March 15, 1727/28 in Lyme, New London, CT. He was the son of 248. John COMSTOCK and 249. Abigail CHAPPELL. He married 125. Naomi NOYES September 10, 1696 in Lyme, CT. 125. Naomi NOYES, born Abt. 1676 in Stoningen, New London, CT; died February 10, 1761 in Lyme, New London, CT. She was the daughter of 250. Moses NOYES and 251. Ruth PICKETT.

Notes for William3 COMSTOCK: Sources: 1. "Hist & Genealogy of Comstock Family in America" John Comstock 1949 2. "Lyme CT Vital Records" 1976 3. NEHGR vol 23 4. "McCormick Etc Anc Lines" 1957 5. GEDSRCH Everton Phillip Ferguson, pmfergie@eonet.com 6. Paul Noyes, noyes@mindspring.com 7. khaden@mindspring.com 8. Scott Kaczor, Lmjk@aol.com

Children of William3 COMSTOCK and Naomi NOYES are: i. Ruth Comstock, born Aft. 1700 in Lyme, CT; married (1) Jonathan REED; married (2) CLARK?. ii. Samuel Comstock, born Aft. 1700 in Lyme, CT; died 1787; married (1) Silence TIFFANY; married (2) Elizabeth ACKLEY. iii. Mary Comstock, born Aft. 1705 in Lyme, CT; married BECKWITH. iv. Elizabeth Comstock, born Aft. 1706 in Lyme, CT; married MCCRARY. v. Abigail Comstock, born August 09, 1696 in Lyme, CT; died 1773; married (1) Josiah DeWolfe; married (2) Joseph Lord March 11, 1723/24.

Notes for Abigail Comstock: One source says born 1700 Notes for Josiah DeWolfe: 1st husband

62 vi. William4 COMSTOCK, born June 15, 1698 in Lyme, CT; died 1765; married (1) Mary BATES; married (2) Abigail Aft. 1743; married (3) Elizabeth BECKWITH Aft. 1746. vii. John Comstock, born 1700 in Lyme, CT; died March 28, 1769 in Lyme, CT; married Rebecca BATES February 17, 1724/25 in Lyme, CT.

Notes for John Comstock: one source states b Aug 9, 1696

viii. Phebe Comstock, born Abt. 1705 in Lyme, CT; died December 01, 1790; married Lemuel GRIFFIN. ix. Naomi Comstock, born 1708 in Lyme, CT; died May 29, 1743 in Lyme, CT; married Consider TIFFANY November 26, 1731.

126. James4 BATES, born February 15, 1661/62 in Dorchester, MA; died March 13, 1731/32 in East Haddam, CT. He was the son of 252. James3 BATES and 253. Ann WITHINGTON. He married 127. Mary Lord Bef. 1696. 127. Mary Lord, born 1679 in East Haddam, CT. She was the daughter of 254. William2 LORD and 255. Sarah BROOKS.

Notes for James4 BATES: Sources: 1. "The McCall Family" A.J.McCall 1884 2. "McCall-Tidwell & Allied Families" Ettie McCall 1931 3. Paul Dingwell 4. "Gen and Desc of Thomas Lord" Ken Lord 1946 5. Boston Transcript 6. NEHGR vol 16 7. "Early CT Settlers" Hinman 8. WFT #0743

More About James4 BATES: Fact 1: February 20, 1661/62, Dorchester, MA Fact 2: East Haddam, CT

Children of James4 BATES and Mary Lord are: i. Alice or Chloe BATES, married David HALL.

More About Alice or Chloe BATES: Fact 1: May 21, 1704, East Haddam, CT

ii. Anna BATES.

More About Anna BATES: Fact 1: July 24, 1716, East Haddam, CT

iii. Rebecca BATES, married John Comstock February 17, 1724/25 in Lyme, CT.

Notes for John Comstock: one source states b Aug 9, 1696

iv. Ruth BATES, married Ebenezer GIBBS.

More About Ruth BATES: Fact 1: May 21, 1704, East Haddam, CT

63 v. Mary BATES, born 1711; died March 29, 1743; married William4 COMSTOCK. vi. Abigail BATES, born February 21, 1716/17 in East Haddam, CT; married (1) Nathaniel SAXTON; married (2) Nathaniel SAXTON. 61 vii. Eunice BATES, born June 11, 1722 in East Haddam, Middlesex Co, CT; died March 20, 1768 in Lebanon, CT; married James4 MCCALL November 20, 1740 in Lebanon, CT.

Generation No. 8

224. James3 KIDDER, born January 03, 1652/53 in Cambridge, Middlesex Co, MA; died December 15, 1732 in Billerica, Middlesex, MA. He was the son of 448. James2 KIDDER and 449. Anna MOORE. He married 225. Elizabeth BROWN September 23, 1678 in Billerica, Middlesex Co, MA. 225. Elizabeth BROWN, born May 05, 1659 in Billerica, MA; died August 10, 1691 in Billerica, Middlesex Co, MA. She was the daughter of 450. William BROWN and 451. Elizabeth RUGGLES.

Notes for James3 KIDDER: Sources: 1. "Descendants of George Abbott of Rowley, MA" L.A. Abbott 2. "Hist of Kidder Family" F.E.Kidder 1886 3. "New England Families" vol 2 William Cutter 1914 4. "The Kidder Genealogy" 5. "American Ancestry" Vol 6 1891 6. "Hist of Cambridge" Paige 1877 7. "American Marriage Records Before 1699" 8. "Records of First Church of Cambridge" Sharples 9. Savage vol 3 10. Ruby Coleman..rubyc84281@aol 11. LDD ancestral Files

More About James3 KIDDER: Fact 1: First Church, at Cambridge, Cambridge, MA

Children of James3 KIDDER and Elizabeth BROWN are: 112 i. James4 KIDDER, born June 27, 1679 in Billerica, Middlesex Co, MA; died May 18, 1729 in Mansfield, Tolland Co; married Mary ABBOTT November 08, 1703 in Concord, Middlesex Co, MA. ii. John KIDDER, born January 27, 1680/81 in Billerica, MA; died March 27, 1707 in At Sea; married Mary PHILLIPS June 18, 1706 in Charlestown, MA. iii. Elizabeth KIDDER, born March 30, 1686 in Billerica, MA; died April 14, 1703. iv. Hannah KIDDER, born April 27, 1689 in Billerica, MA; died April 06, 1759 in Chelmsford, MA; married Benjamin HEYWOOD 1706.

226. Thomas ABBOTT, born 1634 in MA; died May 15, 1695 in Andover, Co Essex, MA. He married 227. Sarah STEWARD December 15, 1664 in Andover, MA. 227. Sarah STEWARD, born Abt. 1646; died February 16, 1714/15 in North Andover, MA.

More About Thomas ABBOTT: Fact 3: Capt

Children of Thomas ABBOTT and Sarah STEWARD are: i. Dorothy ABBOTT, born in Andover, MA; married Bravitor GRAY November 21, 1710. ii. Thomas ABBOTT, born 1668 in Andover, MA; died December 25, 1753 in prob N Andover, MA; married Elizabeth FRENCH December 25, 1706. iii. Sarah ABBOTT, born January 08, 1670/71 in Andover, MA; died Bef. 1735; married Joseph CHANDLER November 26, 1691 in Andover, MA.

More About Joseph CHANDLER: Fact 3: Capt

iv. Joseph ABBOTT, born August 16, 1674 in Andover, MA; died Aft. 1735 in prob Marblehead, MA; married Sarah DEVEREAUX. v. Nathaniel ABBOTT, born January 19, 1677/78 in Andover, MA; married Mary HUTCHINSON April 18, 1710 in Andover, MA. vi. John ABBOTT, born September 23, 1681 in Andover, MA; died Aft. 1763 in prob Andover, MA; married (1) Hannah CHUBB April 01, 1708 in Andover, MA; married (2) Hephzibah FRYE October 29, 1734. 113 vii. Mary ABBOTT, born July 23, 1686 in Andover, Essex Co, MA; married James4 KIDDER November 08, 1703 in Concord, Middlesex Co, MA. viii. Ebenezer ABBOTT, born November 23, 1689 in Andover, MA; died December 19, 1771 in Shrewsbury, Worchester Co, MA; married (1) Elizabeth TUCKER Abt. 1716; married (2) Mary INGALLS December 04, 1744.

228. Richard BARNARD, born Abt. 1646 in Springfield, Hampden Co, MA; died November 19, 1683. He married 229. Sarah CLARK February 13, 1669/70 in Springfield, Hampden Co, MA. 229. Sarah CLARK, born December 27, 1649 in Springfield, MA. She was the daughter of 458. John CLARK and 459. Elizabeth STEBBINS.

Notes for Richard BARNARD: Sources: 1. NEHGR Vol 19 2. LDS Ancestral File

Children of Richard BARNARD and Sarah CLARK are: i. Mary BARNARD, born December 11, 1672 in Springfield, MA. ii. Samuel BARNARD, born Abt. 1677 in Springfield, MA; died July 11, 1713; married Sarah BAGG. iii. Joseph BARNARD, born Abt. 1679 in Springfield, MA; died December 1728; married Elizabeth MERRICK. iv. Sarah BARNARD, born September 01, 1681 in Springfield, MA. 114 v. Benoni BARNARD, born April 02, 1683 in Springfield, Hampden Co, MA; died September 06, 1750 in Coventry, Tolland Co, CT; married Freedom CARPENTER June 13, 1712 in Coventry, Tolland Co, CT.

230. Benjamin CARPENTER, born October 20, 1663 in Rehoboth, Bristol, MA; died April 18, 1738 in Coventry, Tolland Co, CT. He was the son of 460. William CARPENTER and 461. Priscilla BENNETT. He married 231. Hannah STRONG March 14, 1690/91 in Rehoboth, MA. 231. Hannah STRONG, born February 03, 1670/71; died March 20, 1762 in Coventry, Tolland Co, CT. She was the daughter of 462. Jedediah STRONG and 463. Freedom WOODWARD.

Notes for Benjamin CARPENTER: Subj: Re: Freedom Carpenter Date: 9/6/98 9:03:07 PM Central Daylight Time From: kcarpent@mvillage.com (Kris Carpenter) Reply-to: kcarpent@mvillage.com To: IAMPILOT@aol.com

Here's some info for you: * Benjamin Carpenter, born October 20, 1663 in Bristol County, Rehoboth, MA; died April 18, 1738 in Tolland County, Coventry, CT. He was the son of William Carpenter and Priscilla Bennett. He married Hannah Strong March 14, 1690/91. *Hannah Strong, born Abt. 1671; died March 20, 1762 in Tolland County, Coventry, CT. She was the daughter of Jedediah Strong and Freedom Woodward. Children of Benjamin Carpenter and Hannah Strong are: i. Prudence Carpenter, born July 13, 1692 in Hampshire County, Northampton, MA. ii. Freedom Carpenter, born July 13, 1692 in Hampshire County, Northampton, MA. iii. Amos Carpenter, born Nov 06, 1693 in Hampshire County, Northampton, MA; died 1793 in Tolland County, Coventry, CT; married Deborah Long October 23, 1718. iv. Benjamin Carpenter, born Oct 03, 1695 in Hampshire County, Northampton, MA; died in Tolland County, Coventry, CT; married Rebecca Smith April 12, 1726. v. Jedediah Carpenter, born Oct 01, 1697 in Hampshire County, Northampton, MA; died Dec 15, 1731 in Bristol Co., Rehoboth, MA; married Mary Brown May 24, 1725. vi. Hannah Carpenter, born Aug 15, 1699 in Hampshire County, Northampton, MA; married David Round. vii. Eliphalet Carpenter, born Oct 16, 1701 in Hampshire County, Northampton, MA; died August 28, 1702. viii. Eliphalet Carpenter, born Nov 29, 1703 in Tolland County, Coventry, CT; died Feb 22, 1792; married (1) Elizabeth Andrews Nov 01, 1727; married (2) Abigail Ladd Oct 26, 1773. ix. Noah Carpenter, born December 24, 1705 in Tolland County, Coventry, CT; married (1) Kesiah; married (2) Elizabeth (curtis) September 01, 1744. x. Elizabeth Carpenter, born June 15, 1707 in Tolland County, Coventry, CT. xi. Ebenezer Carpenter, born Nov 19, 1709 in Tolland County, Coventry, CT; died Jan 30, 1777 in Orange Co., Hartford, VT; married Eunice Thompson Jun 09, 1739. xii. Rebecca Carpenter, born November 23, 1711 in Tolland County, Coventry, CT.

******** ********** From: jamila@thuntek.net (Linda Hannah) To: IAMPILOT@aol.com Dear Cousin Vicki, In the "Carpenter Memorial" by Amos B. Carpenter on Page 53 List Benjamin Carpenter, b. 20 Oct 1663; married hannah Strong, daug. of Jededian Strong by his wife, Freedom Woodward or Woodard as takaen from the record. (He doesn't say which record!) and grand-daug. of Elder John Strong, March 14, 1691 He d. April 18, 1738. His wife d. March 20, 1762 , age 91 or 92 years. A farmer. He removed to Northampton, Mass. in 1708 and soon after to Covertry, Ct. where he died. > Ben's father was William # 18 son of William #16 the immigrant. There are 2 quit claim deeds printed. On page 65, Freedom is second born, 13 July 1692 a twin to Prudence born at Northampton Mass Do you want rest of Ben's family or do you have what I have given above. Email me, Welcome to a long line of Carpenters. I also have the RI Reynolds that intermarried with Carpenters. Met a cousin this Aug. who has many in both lines. Hope I have helped, Linda

********* Subj: Freedom CARPENTER Date: 9/7/98 1:53:34 PM Central Daylight Time From: grandma_upnorth@hotmail.com (Loretta Smith) To: IAMPILOT@aol.com

Vicki -

Here is what I have on your Freedom CARPENTER:

Benjamin (William, William, William, Robert, William, Robert, Richard, William, John the Younger, John the Senior, Richard, John or Jean Le Carpentier, Maurice Carpentier, Jean Le Carpentier, Siger, Elgan Carpenter, Ailric, Ralph, Godwin, William "the Carpenter" de Melun, William, Herve) b. 20 October 1663 in Mass d. 18 April 1738 in CT m. Hannah STRONG 4 March 1690/1691 in CT

Children: Prudence Freedom b. 13 July 1692 in Northampton, Bristol, MA d. 1793 (Number 119 on pg 65 of Carpenter Memorial) Amos Benjamin Jedediah Hannah Eliphalet Eliphalet Noah Elizabeth Ebenezer Rebecca

Benjamin is of the 23rd generation from Herve de Melun. Loretta grandma_upnorth@hotmail.com ****** Subj: Re: CARPENTER Date: 9/11/98 6:21:35 PM Central Daylight Time From: GeneZub Secondary sources I've seen do indicate that Benjamin[4] of Northampton, Mass., and Coventry, Conn., was the son of William[3] (William[2-1]) of Rehoboth. (Ignore the numbering initiated by Amos B. Carpenter and followed by others [e.g., Bowen, HIST. OF WOODSTOCK], which assigns generational number [1] to a William born about 1540; he not only didn't immigrate but wasn't the father of the elder William [b. ca. 1576] who did.)

I don't have copies of the page(s) of Amos Carpenter's A GENEALOGICAL HISTORY OF THE REHOBOTH BRANCH OF THE CARPENTER FAMILY IN AMERICA that deal with Benjamin, so I don't know what evidence he presents to support the contention that this Benjamin was he of the same name born at Rehoboth, 20 October 1663, son of William[3] and Priscilla (Bennet) Carpenter. A shared forename is, of course, insufficient. As you may know, Amos Carpenter's work is fraught with errors. But insofar as he indicates his sources (which he does occasionally but not always accurately) and/or transcribes or quotes from a relevant document, he provides the reader with a rationale for his postulating a particular link and the opportunity to check his work (which you should by all means do).

While there doesn't appear to be any record of William[3]'s son Benjamin as an adult in Rehoboth (compatible with possible migration--or early death), I notice that none of Northampton/Coventry Benjamin's children is named William, Priscilla, or Miriam (the last, Rehoboth Benjamin's stepmother). While the names of children Amos, Eliphalet, and Rebecca match those of three of Rehoboth Benjamin's brother John[4]'s children, that's not sufficient, either. Does the Northampton marriage record of Benjamin Carpenter and Hannah Strong say that he's of Rehoboth? What about the deed of Benjamin's first (if any) land purchase at Northampton?

Simply because you find it stated repeatedly in the secondary literature (including the Internet) that your Benjamin was the son of William[3] doesn't make it so. Insist on primary evidence that is preferably direct; circumstantial evidence will do if it's strong and abundant. (One such circumstantial item--but one only--would be the names of children Amos, Eliphalet, and Rebecca.)

If you determine that secondary sources are correct in stating that your Benjamin is part of the Rehoboth family, you should obtain all the sources cited in my two GenForum Carpenter postings of 3/24 (I see you posted a follow-up to one of them). There's a lot of erroneous information and speculation stated as fact out there concerning the early Rehoboth Carpenters and their ancestry; you must be careful not to be taken in by it.

Gene Zubrinsky Ojai, CA Sources: 1. Betty Messier, bbbgrm@aol.com 2. Georgene Humphries, humphri@northrim.net 3. Linda Hannah, jamila@thuntek.net 4. Kris Carpenter,

Children of Benjamin CARPENTER and Hannah STRONG are: 115 i. Freedom CARPENTER, born July 13, 1692 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA; married Benoni BARNARD June 13, 1712 in Coventry, Tolland Co, CT. ii. Prudence CARPENTER, born July 13, 1692 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA. iii. Amos CARPENTER, born November 06, 1693 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA; died 1793 in Coventry, Tolland Co, CT; married Deborah LONG October 23, 1718. iv. Benjamin CARPENTER, born October 01, 1695 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA; died May 29, 1785 in North Coventry, Tolland Co, CT; married Rebecca SMITH April 12, 1726.

More About Benjamin CARPENTER: Fact 2: buried Old Porter Farm

v. Jedediah CARPENTER, born October 01, 1697 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA; died December 15, 1731 in Rehoboth, Bristol, MA; married Mary BROWN May 24, 1725. vi. Hannah CARPENTER, born August 15, 1699 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA; married David ROUND. vii. Eliphalet CARPENTER, born November 29, 1703 in Coventry, Tolland Co, CT; died February 22, 1792; married (1) Elizabeth ANDREWS November 01, 1727; married (2) Abigail LADD October 26, 1773. viii. Noah CARPENTER, born December 24, 1705 in Coventry, Tolland Co, CT; married (1) Kesiah; married (2) Elizabeth CURTIS September 01, 1744. ix. Elizabeth CARPENTER, born June 15, 1707 in Coventry, Tolland Co, CT. x. Ebenezer CARPENTER, born November 09, 1709 in Coventry, Tolland Co, CT; died January 30, 1777 in Hartford, Windsor, VT; married Eunice THOMPSON June 09, 1739. xi. Rebecca CARPENTER, born November 23, 1711 in Coventry, Tolland Co, CT.

240. James2 MCCALL, born 1659 in Braintree, MA; died May 09, 1693 in Marshfield, MA. He was the son of 480. James1 MCCALL and 481. Mary FARR. He married 241. Anna WINTER. 241. Anna WINTER, died 1709 in Marshfield, Plymouth, MA.

Notes for James2 MCCALL: Sources: 1. " The McCall Family" Ettie McCall 1931 2. "McCall Family" A.J.McCall 1884 3. "Braintree Records" ed by Samuel Bates 1886 4. "Marshfield MA Vital Records" Sherman 5. Clarence Goodwin

Child of James2 MCCALL and Anna WINTER is: 120 i. James3 MCCALL, born October 30, 1690 in Marshfield, Plymouth, MA; died December 27, 1755 in Lebanon, New London Co, CT; married (1) Rachel TURNER November 15, 1711 in Marshfield, MA; married (2) Hannah GREEN January 28, 1717/18 in Marshfield, MA.

242. Daniel TURNER, born 1641 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA. He was the son of 484. Humphrey TURNER and 485. Lydia GAMER. He married 243. Hannah RANDALL June 20, 1665 in Scituate, Plymouth Co, MA. 243. Hannah RANDALL, born March 1643/44 in Scituate, Plymouth Co, MA; died August 23, 1714 in Scituate, MA. She was the daughter of 486. William RANDALL and 487. Elizabeth BARSTOW.

Notes for Daniel TURNER: David Pane-Joyce, djoyce@clarku.edu: David Pane-Joyce, djoyce@clarku.edu

Daniel Turner. Born ca 1641 in Scituate, MA.(10) "Daniel removed to Barstow's (now North river) bridge."[20] On 20 Jun 1665 or 1666 when Daniel was 24, he second married Hannah Randall, daughter of William Randall (146) (1609-13 Oct 1693) & Elizabeth Barstow (145) (ca 1619-24 Dec 1672), in Scituate, MA.[24] Born in Mar 1644 in Scituate, MA.[24],[16] At the age of 1, Hannah was baptized in First Parish Church, Scituate on 23 Nov 1645.[24] Hannah died in Scituate, MA on 23 Aug 1714; she was 70.

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Sources: 1. "The McCall Family" A J McCall 1884 2. "Randall & Allied Families" Frank A Randall 1943 3. "Marriage Records Before 1699" Clemens 4. Savage Vol 4 5. NEHGR Vol 19 6. GENDEX Keith Berry, kab@compusmart.ab.ca 7. Ed Burton, edburton@mnsinc,com 8. mardie21@aol.com 9. "History of Scituate MA" Samuel Dean 10. David Pane-Joyce, djoyce@clarku.edu a.)10. Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration Begins: immigrants to New England 1620-1633, New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 1995, Three volumes. b) 20. Samuel Deane, History of Scituate, Massachusetts, from Its First Settlement to 1831.

More About Hannah RANDALL: Fact 1: November 23, 1645, bapt. Scituate, MA

Children of Daniel TURNER and Hannah RANDALL are: i. Lazarus TURNER, died 1690 in on Phips Exped, to Canada.

Notes for Lazarus TURNER: Lazarus died in 1690. Lazarus died in Phip's expedition to Canada.[20]

ii. Elihab TURNER, born February 14, 1669/70 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; married Elnothan HINKSMAN November 22, 1694 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA.

Notes for Elihab TURNER: Eliab Turner. Born on 14 Feb 1670 in Scituate, MA.[24] On 22 Nov 1694 when Eliab was 24, he married Elnothan Hinksman, in Scituate, MA.[24] They had the following children: i.Lazarus. Born on 14 Aug 1695 in Scituate, MA.[24] ii.Sarah. Born on 2 Aug 1697 in Scituate, MA.[24] iii.Hannah. Born in Feb 1700 in Scituate, MA.[24]

iii. Hannah TURNER, born August 14, 1668 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; married John MAGOON April 30, 1703 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA.

Notes for Hannah TURNER: Born on 14 Aug 1668 in Scituate, MA.[24] On 30 Apr 1703 when Hannah was 34, she married John Magoon, son of John Magoon, in Scituate, MA.[24] Born in 1668 in Scituate, MA.[20]

iv. Amasa TURNER, born December 10, 1674 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; died December 08, 1711 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; married Anna SMITH December 14, 1704 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA.

Notes for Amasa TURNER:  Born on 10 Dec 1674 in Scituate, MA.[24] Amasa died in Scituate, MA on 8 Dec 1711; he was 36.[24] On 14 Dec 1704 when Amasa was 30, he married Anna [Smith], in Scituate, MA.[24] Anna, widow. Children of Amasa and Anna: Anna, Benjamin, Amasa 1705, Eliab 1706, and Hannah 1708.[24] 24. Vital Records of Scituate, Massachusetts to the Year 1850, NEHGS, Boston, 1909, two volumes.

v. Mary TURNER, born April 13, 1679 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; married FISH. vi. Abner TURNER, born July 1672 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; married Naomy SILVESTER November 29, 1705 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA.

Notes for Abner TURNER:  Born in Jul 1672 in Scituate, MA.[24] On 20 Nov 1705 when Abner was 33, he married Naomy Silvester, in Scituate, MA.[24] Children of Abner and Naomi: Nehemiah 1711, and Abner 1714.[24] v.Abner. Born in Jul 1672 in Scituate, MA.[24] 24. Vital Records of Scituate, Massachusetts to the Year 1850, NEHGS, Boston, 1909, two volumes.

vii. Elizabeth TURNER, born December 18, 1680 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; died January 10, 1754 in Marshfield, MA; married Isaac HOLMES.

Notes for Elizabeth TURNER: Born on 18 Dec 1680 in Scituate, MA.[24] Elizabeth died in Marshfield, MA on 10 Jan 1754; she was 73.[13] Elizabeth, or Bethie. Elizabeth married Israel Holmes, son of Israel Holmes (ca 1661-24 Feb 1685) & Desire Doty (196) (1645/46-22 Jan 1731). Born on 17 Feb 1683 in Marshfield, MA.[13] Israel died in Marshfield, MA on 8 Sep 1760; he was 77.[

121 viii. Rachel TURNER, born April 09, 1687 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; died December 08, 1716 in Marshfield, Plymouth, MA; married James3 MCCALL November 15, 1711 in Marshfield, MA.

244. James3 BATES, born 1624; died March 13, 1717/18 in Haddam, CT, or Huntington, LI. He was the son of 488. James2 BATES and 489. Alice GLOVER. He married 245. Ann WITHINGTON 1647 in MA. 245. Ann WITHINGTON, born 1625 in London, England; died 1700 in Huntington, LI, NY. She was the daughter of 490. Henry WITHINGTON and 491. Elizabeth SMITH.

Notes for James3 BATES: Sources: 1. "The McCall Family" A.J.McCall 1884 2. LDS Ancestral File 3. Paul Dingwell 4. Savage 5. NEHGR vol 5; 16; 41; 75; 124 6. Boston Transcript 7. "Bates Genealogy" Peggy Bates 8. "American Ancestry" vol 6 9. "One Branch of the Booth Family" C.E.Booth 10. "Early CT Settlers" Hinman 11. DAR National Hist Mag" LXXXIV(74) #11 12. WFT #0743

More About James3 BATES: Fact 1: December 19, 1624, Lydd, Kent, England

Children of James3 BATES and Ann WITHINGTON are: i. Samuel BATES, born 1648; died December 28, 1699 in Saybrook, CT; married Mary CHAPMAN May 02, 1676 in Saybrook, CT.

More About Samuel BATES: Fact 1: April 19, 1648, Dorchester, MA

ii. Elizabeth BATES, born Abt. 1654; married Thomas SPENCER Abt. 1672. 122 iii. James4 BATES, born February 15, 1661/62 in Dorchester, MA; died March 13, 1731/32 in East Haddam, CT; married Mary Lord Bef. 1696. iv. Margaret BATES, born May 17, 1664 in Dorchester, MA; married William SPENCER 1679.

More About Margaret BATES: Fact 1: June 19, 1664, Dorchester, MA

v. Mary BATES, born 1666; married Samuel HOUGH August 18, 1685 in Saybrook, CT.

More About Mary BATES: Fact 1: March 10, 1665/66, Dorchester, MA

vi. John BATES, born October 1666 in Haddam, CT; married Hannah. vii. Hannah BATES, born September 07, 1668 in Haddam, CT.

More About Hannah BATES: Fact 1: March 07, 1668/69, Haddam, CT

246. William2 LORD, born October 1643 in Saybrook, CT; died December 04, 1696 in East Haddam, CT. He was the son of 492. William1 Lord and 493. Hattie or Dorothy NICKERSON. He married 247. Sarah BROOKS Abt. 1678 in East Haddam, CT. 247. Sarah BROOKS, born December 1662 in East Haddam, CT. She was the daughter of 494. Thomas BROOKS and 495. Marah SPENCER.

Notes for William2 LORD: Sources: 1. "Gen & Desc of Thomas Lord" Kenneth Lord 1946 2. Savage 3. Boston Transcript 1932 4. WFT #0743 5. GEDSRCH Terri Main

Children of William2 LORD and Sarah BROOKS are: 123 i. Mary Lord, born 1679 in East Haddam, CT; married James4 BATES Bef. 1696. ii. William Lord, born 1681 in CT; died October 29, 1736 in prob East Haddam, CT; married Hannah PARKER. iii. Sarah Lord, born 1683 in East Haddam, CT; married Ebenezer SKINNER Abt. 1702. iv. Jonathan Lord, born 1686 in East Haddam, CT; died 1760; married Bridget. v. Nathaniel Lord, born 1688 in East Haddam, CT; died June 12, 1740; married Hannah EMMONS June 12, 1712. vi. Hannah Lord, born 1690 in East Haddam, CT; married John BOOGE April 11, 1717 in East Haddam, CT. vii. John Lord, born 1694 in East Haddam, CT; died 1761 in Bolton, CT; married (1) Hannah ACKLEY December 25, 1718 in Colchester, CT; married (2) Experience CRIPPEN December 26, 1724. viii. Dorothy Lord, born March 1695/96 in East Haddam, CT; married William BOOGE December 06, 1720 in East Haddam, CT.

More About William BOOGE: Fact 2: August 17, 1737, East Haddam, CT

248. John COMSTOCK, born 1624 in Culmstock, Devonshire, England; died January 16, 1679/80 in Lyme, CT. He was the son of 496. William2 COMSTOCK and 497. Elizabeth DANIEL. He married 249. Abigail CHAPPELL 1661 in Lyme, CT. 249. Abigail CHAPPELL, born September 01, 1644 in Wethersfield, Hartford Co, CT; died 1709 in New London, CT. She was the daughter of 498. George CHAPPELL and 499. Christian BELL.

Notes for John COMSTOCK: (Thomas Bliss Jr) house-lot in Saybrook consisted of thirty acres, east of the Lyme River. He sold this property July 23, 1662 to John Comstock (Caulkin's History). ****** Residences: Weymouth, MA; Saybrook, CT; Lyme, CT ****** Sources: 1. "History and Genealogy of the Comstock Family in America" John Comstock 1949 2. Lyme CT Vital Records pub 1976 3. Savage Vol 1 4. "The American Genealogist" Vol 10 5. "McCormick etc Ancestral Lines" 1957 6. LDS Ancestral Files 7. Ruth Crane 8. Bob Benton, GBENT@USA.PIPELINE.com 9. Ray Moultrie, Vancouver, WA 10. Barbara Parker, bparker1@voicenet.com

Children of John COMSTOCK and Abigail CHAPPELL are: i. Abigail Comstock, born April 12, 1662 in Lyme, CT; died 1745; married William PIKE June 24, 1679 in Lyme, CT. ii. Elizabeth Comstock, born June 09, 1665 in Lyme, CT; died 1692; married Joseph MINER March 12, 1688/89. 124 iii. William3 COMSTOCK, born January 09, 1668/69 in Lyme, New London, CT; died March 15, 1727/28 in Lyme, New London, CT; married Naomi NOYES September 10, 1696 in Lyme, CT. iv. Christian Comstock, born December 11, 1671 in Lyme, CT; married Robert MENTOR. v. Hannah Comstock, born February 22, 1672/73 in Lyme, CT; married Bacus GILLIARD. vi. John Comstock, born September 30, 1676 in Lyme, CT; died March 1746/47 in Lyme, New London, CT; married Mary Elizabeth COLT 1712. vii. Samuel Comstock, born July 06, 1678 in Lyme, CT; died 1743 in Saybrook, CT; married Martha PRATT July 05, 1705.

250. Moses NOYES, born December 16, 1643 in Newbury, Essex Co, MA; died November 10, 1729 in Lyme, New London Co, CT. He was the son of 500. James NOYES and 501. Sarah BROWN. He married 251. Ruth PICKETT Abt. 1675 in prob Lyme, New London, CT. 251. Ruth PICKETT, born 1654 in New London, CT; died September 14, 1690 in Lyme, CT. She was the daughter of 502. John PICKETT and 503. Ruth BREWSTER.

Notes for Moses NOYES: First Minister of Lyme CT - served 63 years

Sources" 1. "Annals of the American Pulpit" William Sprague Vol 1 2. "Noyes Genealogy" 3. "Brewster Genealogy" Emma Brewster Jones 4. Savage 5. "Lyme CT Vital Records" 1976 6. NEHGR Vol 32 7. "Hist of Town of Stonington" Wheeler 1900 8. "Hyde Genealogy" Walworth 9. Everton GEDSRCH Phillip Ferguson, pmfergie@eonet.com Mayflower Database Emma Jo Davis, Williamsburg, VA Paul M Noyes, paulnoyes@mindspring.com Robert Weller, RWGENENUT@aol 10. GENDEX L S Steadman@worldnet.att.net HughZorger, haz157@worldnet.att.net 11. WFT #3929,4918,5933,5284

More About Moses NOYES: Fact 2: 1729, Lyme, CT, Old Cemetery

More About Ruth PICKETT: Fact 2: 1690, Old Lyme, CT

Children of Moses NOYES and Ruth PICKETT are: 125 i. Naomi NOYES, born Abt. 1676 in Stoningen, New London, CT; died February 10, 1761 in Lyme, New London, CT; married William3 COMSTOCK September 10, 1696 in Lyme, CT. ii. John NOYES, born Abt. 1679 in Lyme, New London, CT; died Bef. July 20, 1733 in New London, CT; married HUDSON. iii. Moses NOYES, born August 02, 1678 in Lyme, New London, CT; died October 10, 1743 in Lyme, New London, CT; married (1) Hannah SELDEN; married (2) Mary ELY January 15, 1712/13 in Lyme, New London, CT. iv. Ruth NOYES, born January 06, 1680/81 in Lyme, CT; married James WADSWORTH. v. Rufus NOYES, born January 06, 1680/81 in Lyme, CT. vi. Sarah NOYES, born 1683 in Lyme, CT; died August 16, 1756; married Timothy MATHER Abt. 1710.

Notes for Sarah NOYES: May have died in 1761 More About Sarah NOYES: Fact 2: bur Duck River Cem, Old Lyme CT

252. James3 BATES, born 1624; died March 13, 1717/18 in Haddam, CT, or Huntington, LI. He was the son of 504. James2 BATES and 505. Alice GLOVER. He married 253. Ann WITHINGTON 1647 in MA. 253. Ann WITHINGTON, born 1625 in London, England; died 1700 in Huntington, LI, NY. She was the daughter of 506. Henry WITHINGTON and 507. Elizabeth SMITH.

Notes for James3 BATES: Sources: 1. "The McCall Family" A.J.McCall 1884 2. LDS Ancestral File 3. Paul Dingwell 4. Savage 5. NEHGR vol 5; 16; 41; 75; 124 6. Boston Transcript 7. "Bates Genealogy" Peggy Bates 8. "American Ancestry" vol 6 9. "One Branch of the Booth Family" C.E.Booth 10. "Early CT Settlers" Hinman 11. DAR National Hist Mag" LXXXIV(74) #11 12. WFT #0743

More About James3 BATES: Fact 1: December 19, 1624, Lydd, Kent, England

Children of James3 BATES and Ann WITHINGTON are: i. Samuel BATES, born 1648; died December 28, 1699 in Saybrook, CT; married Mary CHAPMAN May 02, 1676 in Saybrook, CT.

More About Samuel BATES: Fact 1: April 19, 1648, Dorchester, MA

ii. Elizabeth BATES, born Abt. 1654; married Thomas SPENCER Abt. 1672. 122 iii. James4 BATES, born February 15, 1661/62 in Dorchester, MA; died March 13, 1731/32 in East Haddam, CT; married Mary Lord Bef. 1696. iv. Margaret BATES, born May 17, 1664 in Dorchester, MA; married William SPENCER 1679.

More About Margaret BATES: Fact 1: June 19, 1664, Dorchester, MA

v. Mary BATES, born 1666; married Samuel HOUGH August 18, 1685 in Saybrook, CT.

More About Mary BATES: Fact 1: March 10, 1665/66, Dorchester, MA

vi. John BATES, born October 1666 in Haddam, CT; married Hannah. vii. Hannah BATES, born September 07, 1668 in Haddam, CT.

More About Hannah BATES: Fact 1: March 07, 1668/69, Haddam, CT

254. William2 LORD, born October 1643 in Saybrook, CT; died December 04, 1696 in East Haddam, CT. He was the son of 508. William1 Lord and 509. Hattie or Dorothy NICKERSON. He married 255. Sarah BROOKS Abt. 1678 in East Haddam, CT. 255. Sarah BROOKS, born December 1662 in East Haddam, CT. She was the daughter of 510. Thomas BROOKS and 511. Marah SPENCER.

Notes for William2 LORD: Sources: 1. "Gen & Desc of Thomas Lord" Kenneth Lord 1946 2. Savage 3. Boston Transcript 1932 4. WFT #0743 5. GEDSRCH Terri Main

Children of William2 LORD and Sarah BROOKS are: 123 i. Mary Lord, born 1679 in East Haddam, CT; married James4 BATES Bef. 1696. ii. William Lord, born 1681 in CT; died October 29, 1736 in prob East Haddam, CT; married Hannah PARKER. iii. Sarah Lord, born 1683 in East Haddam, CT; married Ebenezer SKINNER Abt. 1702. iv. Jonathan Lord, born 1686 in East Haddam, CT; died 1760; married Bridget. v. Nathaniel Lord, born 1688 in East Haddam, CT; died June 12, 1740; married Hannah EMMONS June 12, 1712. vi. Hannah Lord, born 1690 in East Haddam, CT; married John BOOGE April 11, 1717 in East Haddam, CT. vii. John Lord, born 1694 in East Haddam, CT; died 1761 in Bolton, CT; married (1) Hannah ACKLEY December 25, 1718 in Colchester, CT; married (2) Experience CRIPPEN December 26, 1724. viii. Dorothy Lord, born March 1695/96 in East Haddam, CT; married William BOOGE December 06, 1720 in East Haddam, CT.

More About William BOOGE: Fact 2: August 17, 1737, East Haddam, CT

Generation No. 9

448. James2 KIDDER, born 1626 in East Grinstead, Sussex Co, England; died April 16, 1676 in Billerica, Middlesex Co, MA. He was the son of 896. James1 KIDDER and 897. Elizabeth. He married 449. Anna MOORE 1649 in Cambridge ,Middlesex, MA. 449. Anna MOORE, born 1630 in England; died 1691 in Billerica, Middlesex Co, MA. She was the daughter of 898. Francis MOORE and 899. Katherine MONFORD.

Notes for James2 KIDDER:

James's baptism is not recorded in the East Grinstead parish registers, as is believed by his descendants. He may have been related to Stephen Kidder who had tried to establish a settlement in 1633 at Newichewanock (now South Berwick), York Co, Maine. It is not known why this colony failed. I cannot find a relationship between these two men, but James did name his sixth son Stephen. There are no Stephen Kidders in the surviving entries of the parish registers of East Grinstead or Maresfield in Sussex. James was of Cambridge, MA 1649, but his means of coming to New England is unknown. It is believed he did so for the strength of his Puritan sympathies. In 1653 he leased a 289 acre farm in West Cambridge from Deacon Nathaniel Sparhawk, on the north shore of the Monotony River and Fresh Pond (near the present-day Arlington). James and his wife, Anna, were admitted to full communion of the Church of Cambridge and seven of their children were baptised there. By 1656 he was living in Shawshin (now Billerica). In 1662 he was recorded as a juror in Cambridge and the same year made sergeant of the militia company at Billerica. In 1675, during King Philip's War, his company kept guard over a small tribe of Indians at Wameset (now part of Lowell) and soon after this James was appointed to command a garrison house that protected seven families, including his own. He subsequently received several tracts of land from the church or town, including a tract of 60 acres south-east of Fox Hill (thought to have been occupied by his son, James, in later years), 31 acres in what is now part of Tewkesbury and 2 1/2 acres on the highway adjoining his house lot, running to Concord River. He died at Billerica 16 Apr 1676. One of James's great-grandsons, Samuel Kidder (1734-1776) related the story of James's death to his grandchildren: James died as the result of wounds received in a skirmish with Indians who were making a foray against the town of Billerica. He did not die on the day, but instead several days later. His name does not appear on the list of those killed in the skirmish ******** Christine VanKleeck, vanklecm@catskill.net 29. James6 KIDDER (James5, John4, John3, Richard2, Richard of the "Hole"1) was born 1626 in East Grinstead, Sussex Co., England, and died 16 April 1676 in Billerica, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. He married Anna MOORE 1649 in Cambridge, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts, daughter of Elder MOORE and Katherine UNKNOWN.

Notes for James KIDDER: He came to this country before 1649, when he was at Cambridge, MA. He removed to Billerica about 1660, where he had a grant of ten acres for a house lot and other land. His house was used as a garrison in 1675, and he was ensign in Captain Danforths Co. and placed in charge of the Indians at Wamesit. Killed in King Philip's War. (Reference: Kidder Genealogy, pg. 8.) ******** Sources: 1. History of Cambridge, Ma 1630-1877 page 437-442, Lucious Paige 2. New England Families, Vol II page 519-521, William Cutter 3. A Genealogy of the Kidder Family by Morgan H. Stafford page 1-9

Sergt James Kidder was born 1626 in E Grinstead, Sussex, England and married 1649 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Ma to Anna Moore, dau of Francis Moore, Elder, who was born about 1628. James died 16 apr 1776 in Billerica, Mid, Ma. Anna died after 1676. He is first mentioned in Cambridge records in 1650 when he settled and married there. In 1653, he occupied a farm of 289 acres situated in what is now West Cambridge. By 1656 he was living in Shawshine, now Billerica. In 1662 ,he was a juror in Cambridge; and in the same year he was made Sergeant of the militis company at Billerica. In 1675, dueing the King Philip's War, his company kept guard over a small tribe of Indians at Wamwset, now a part of Lowell, and soon afterward he was appointed to the command of a garrison house which protected seven families, his own included. *******

Sources: 1. "Hist of the Kidder Family" 1886 F E Kidder 2. "New England Families" 1914 Wm Cutter 3. "Pioneers of Mass" Pope 4. "American Ancestry" vol 6 1891 5. Genealogical Pub Co 1968 (orig Munsell's) 6. "The Kidder Genealogy" 7. "Comstock-Thomas Ancestry" H. Minot Pittman 8. "History of Cambridge" Paige 1877 9. "Records of First Church of Cambridge" Sharples 1906 10. Savage vol 3 11. LDS Ancestral Files 12. GENDEX Internet.. I386 Sarah Kidder 13. Ruby Coleman .. rubyc84281@aol 14. World Family Tree #4405, #1006 15. Marjorie Krull, MAKrull@aol May have had additional daughter Anne b 1668

Children of James2 KIDDER and Anna MOORE are: i. Hannah KIDDER, born March 01, 1649/50 in Cambridge, MA; died 1699 in Cambridge, MA; married Nathaniel KETTELL October 30, 1672 in Charlestown, MA.

More About Hannah KIDDER: Fact 1: First Church, of Cambridge

ii. Dorothy KIDDER, born January 29, 1650/51 in Cambridge, Middlesex, MA; died December 17, 1693 in Newton, Middlesex, MA or Canterbury, Windham Co, CT; married Jonathan HYDE May 06, 1673 in Billerica, MA.

Notes for Dorothy KIDDER: May have died in Canterbury, Windham, CT More About Dorothy KIDDER: Fact 1: First Church, of Cambridge

224 iii. James3 KIDDER, born January 03, 1652/53 in Cambridge, Middlesex Co, MA; died December 15, 1732 in Billerica, Middlesex, MA; married Elizabeth BROWN September 23, 1678 in Billerica, Middlesex Co, MA. iv. John KIDDER, born December 1655 in Cambridge, MA; died Bef. October 07, 1731 in Chelmsford, MA; married Lydia PARKER September 03, 1684 in Chelmsford,Middlesex, MA.

More About John KIDDER: Fact 1: First Church, of Cambridge

v. Thomas KIDDER, born March 01, 1656/57 in Cambridge, MA; died May 10, 1742; married Elizabeth.

More About Thomas KIDDER: Fact 1: First Church, of Cambridge

vi. Nathaniel KIDDER, born Abt. February 1658/59 in Cambridge ,Middlesex, MA; died January 07, 1689/90 in Newton, MA.

Notes for Nathaniel KIDDER: Died unmarried More About Nathaniel KIDDER: Fact 1: February 27, 1658/59, Cambridge, MA

vii. Ephraim KIDDER, born August 31, 1660 in Billerica, Middlesex, MA; died September 25, 1724 in Billerica, Middlesex, MA; married (1) Elizabeth CARY; married (2) Rachel CROSBY August 04, 1685 in Billerica, Middlesex, MA.

Notes for Ephraim KIDDER: Mail: Subj: Re: KIDDER Date: 98-03-19 17:33:06 EST From: SHAN58 To: I AM PILOT

Dorothy Baldwin was the daughter of Thomas Baldwin 3-15-1697/98 and Dorothy Kidder 9-2-1696. Dorothy Kidder was the daughter of Ephraim Kidder 8-31-1660 and Rachel Crosby 8-20-1660 Ephraim also married a Elizabeth Cary in 1724. He was 64 Ephraim Kidder and Rachel Corsby had nine children, they are: Ephraim 4-26-1687 married a Abigail Frost. Joseph 4-21-1689 married a Dorothy Dowse. Rachel either 3-10 1690/91 or 4-1-1691 married a Thomas Taylor. Alice 2-1692/93 married a Benjamin Thompson Dorothy (TWIN) 9-2-1696 married a Thomas Baldwin Hannah (TWIN) 9-2-1696 married a Jonathan Ballard Thomas 8-3-1700 married a Susannah (Kitteridge) Phelps Benjamin 8-3-1702 married a Hannah Richardson Richard 5-10-1705 married a Hannah Rich (might be Richardson too) More About Ephraim KIDDER: Fact 1: May 26, 1661, Cambridge, MA

viii. Stephen KIDDER, born November 26, 1662 in Billerica, MA; died July 05, 1748 in Charlestown, MA; married Mary JOHNSON. ix. Enoch KIDDER, born September 16, 1664 in Billerica, MA; died December 01, 1752 in Billerica, MA; married (1) Mary HAYWARD June 01, 1685; married (2) Hannah DANFORTH June 04, 1743. x. Samuel KIDDER, born January 07, 1664/65 in Billerica, MA; died July 04, 1724 in Cambridge, MA; married Sarah GRIGGS October 23, 1689 in Cambridge, MA.

More About Samuel KIDDER: Fact 3: Deacon

xi. Sarah KIDDER, born June 01, 1667 in Billerica, MA; died February 27, 1716/17 in Billerica, MA; married George BROWN January 30, 1688/89 in Billerica, MA.

Notes for George BROWN: Source: 1. neil crosby, ncrosby@Worldnet.att.net More About George BROWN: Fact 3: Capt

xii. Joseph KIDDER, born November 20, 1670 in Billerica, MA; died 1683 in Billerica, MA.

450. William BROWN, born in Boston, MA. He married 451. Elizabeth RUGGLES February 24, 1654/55 in Boston, MA. 451. Elizabeth RUGGLES, born in Braintree, Norfolk, MA. She was the daughter of 902. George3 RUGGLES and 903. Elizabeth.

Notes for William BROWN: Sources: 1. Neil Crosby, ncrosby@Worldnet.att.net

More About Elizabeth RUGGLES: Fact 1: December 08, 1633, Boston, MA

Children of William BROWN and Elizabeth RUGGLES are: 225 i. Elizabeth BROWN, born May 05, 1659 in Billerica, MA; died August 10, 1691 in Billerica, Middlesex Co, MA; married James3 KIDDER September 23, 1678 in Billerica, Middlesex Co, MA. ii. George BROWN, born April 05, 1668 in prob Billerica, MA; died September 17, 1738 in Billerica, MA; married Sarah KIDDER January 30, 1688/89 in Billerica, MA.

Notes for George BROWN: Source: 1. neil crosby, ncrosby@Worldnet.att.net More About George BROWN: Fact 3: Capt

458. John CLARK, born Abt. 1622 in prob England; died 1684 in Springfield, Hampden Co MA. He married 459. Elizabeth STEBBINS January 02, 1645/46 in Springfield, MA. 459. Elizabeth STEBBINS, born 1628 in Bocking, Essex Co, England; died October 28, 1700 in Springfield, MA. She was the daughter of 918. Rowland STEBBINS and 919. Sarah WHITING.

Notes for John CLARK: Sources: 1. LDS Ancestral File 2. WFT #1377

Children of John CLARK and Elizabeth STEBBINS are: i. John CLARK, born September 06, 1647 in Springfield, MA; died December 24, 1717. 229 ii. Sarah CLARK, born December 27, 1649 in Springfield, MA; married Richard BARNARD February 13, 1669/70 in Springfield, Hampden Co, MA. iii. Elizabeth CLARK, born February 26, 1650/51 in Springfield, MA. iv. Mary CLARK, born March 31, 1654 in Springfield, MA; died April 22, 1755; married David MORGAN.

460. William CARPENTER. He was the son of 920. William CARPENTER. He married 461. Priscilla BENNETT. 461. Priscilla BENNETT.

Child of William CARPENTER and Priscilla BENNETT is: 230 i. Benjamin CARPENTER, born October 20, 1663 in Rehoboth, Bristol, MA; died April 18, 1738 in Coventry, Tolland Co, CT; married Hannah STRONG March 14, 1690/91 in Rehoboth, MA.

462. Jedediah STRONG, born May 07, 1637 in Windsor, Hartford, CT. He was the son of 924. John2 STRONG and 925. Abigail FORD. He married 463. Freedom WOODWARD November 18, 1662 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA. 463. Freedom WOODWARD, born July 1642 in Dorchester, Suffolk, MA; died May 17, 1681 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA. She was the daughter of 926. Henry WOODWARD and 927. Elizabeth.

Notes for Jedediah STRONG: Sources: 1. Georgene Humphries, humphri@northrim.net

More About Jedediah STRONG: Fact 1: April 14, 1639, Windsor, Hartford, CT

Children of Jedediah STRONG and Freedom WOODWARD are: 231 i. Hannah STRONG, born February 03, 1670/71; died March 20, 1762 in Coventry, Tolland Co, CT; married Benjamin CARPENTER March 14, 1690/91 in Rehoboth, MA. ii. Jedediah STRONG. iii. Ford STRONG. iv. Thankful STRONG. v. John STRONG. vi. Sarah STRONG. vii. Lydia STRONG. viii. Mary STRONG. ix. Experience STRONG. x. Preserved STRONG. xi. Elizabeth STRONG. xii. Abigail STRONG.

480. James1 MCCALL, born in Scotland; died 1660 in Braintree, MA. He married 481. Mary FARR October 11, 1657 in Braintree, MA. 481. Mary FARR, born January 06, 1643/44 in Lynn, MA; died January 07, 1716/17 in Groton, Middlesex, MA. She was the daughter of 962. George FARR and 963. Elizabeth STOWERS.

Notes for James1 MCCALL: Sources: 1. "McCall Family" A.J. McCall 1884 2. Clarence Goodwin 3. "Braintree Records" ed by Samuel Bates 1886 4. "Tucker Genealogy" T Morris 5. "American Marriage Records before 1699" Wm Clemens 1926

Children of James1 MCCALL and Mary FARR are: 240 i. James2 MCCALL, born 1659 in Braintree, MA; died May 09, 1693 in Marshfield, MA; married Anna WINTER. ii. Rebecca MCCALL, born 1659 in Braintree, MA; died 1732; married Richard THAYER 1679.

484. Humphrey TURNER, born October 22, 1594 in Kent, Essex Co, England; died June 05, 1673 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA. He was the son of 968. John TURNER and 969. mom. He married 485. Lydia GAMER October 24, 1618 in Sandon, Essex Co, England. 485. Lydia GAMER, born 1598 in England; died 1673 in Scituate,Plymouth, MA. She was the daughter of 970. Richard GAMER and 971. Margaret MASON.

Notes for Humphrey TURNER: DAVID PANE-JOYCE, djoyce@clarku.edu 129. Humphrey Turner. Born on 22 Oct 1593 in Kent, England. Humphrey died in Scituate, MA on 5 Jun 1673; he was 79. Buried in South Parish Cem., Norwell. Occupation: tanner.

Humphrey came to Plymouth in 1628 with his wife and eldest son John, perhaps also a second John, and tradition would have him bring two more from a part of England hitherto undetermined where he had been a tanner. He removed to Scituate in 1634 and was one of the founders of the church there in Jan 1635. He wa constable, rep. in 1640, 1652, and 1653.[4]

"Humphery Turner arrived, with his family, in Plymouth 1628. He had a house lot assigned him 1629, and he erected a house and resided there until 1633 probably; the latter being the date of they laying out of his house lot on Kent street, viz, the 4th. lot from the corner of Satuit brook. The farm, however, on which he resided, was east of Colman's hills, near the spot occupied by his descendant James Turner. Ther house was on the side of the road next the hill. He also had 80 acres granted by the freemen of Scituate, at the place now known as Union bridge on the west side of North river in 1636. This land remains in possession of his descendants. Humphery Turner erected a tannery as early as 1636. He was a usefula and enterprising man in the new settlement, and often employed in public business. His wife was Lydia Gamer, who deceased before her husband. He died 1673, and left children named in his will, in the following order, 'John, Joseph, young son John, Daniel, Nathaniel, Thomas, daughter Mary Parker--daughter Lydia Doughty--Grandchildren, Humphrey (son of Thomas) Mary Doughty--Jonathan, Joseph and Ezekiel (sons of John, sen.) and Abigail, daughter of Nathaniel.' Executors Nathaniel and young son John. These all left families except Joseph."[20]

Deane mentions that a genealogy of the Turners was prepared by Charles Turner Jr.

"Samuel Humphrey Turner, of the seventh generation, now [1852] owns and occupies the old farm in Scituate where Humphrey Turner lived and died."[32]

He was one of the seventeen organizers of the Church of Scituate 18 Jan 1634. He was a constable, surveyor of highways, grand and traverse juryman. He was a Deputy to the Colony Court for 13 years between 1640 and 1654 excepting 1643. He assisted in fixing the bounds of teh Hatherly grant; was on the committee to dispose of lands in the Two-Mile, and, with two others, was chosen to protect the 'common lands' of the town against trespassers. In 1636 when the great lots along North River, of 60 and 80 acres each, were granted to the earliest settlers, Humphrey Turner received a lot of 80 acres adjoining that of Edward Foster on the east and Ephraim Kempton (later John James) on the west, upon which his eldest son, John Turner, Sr., settled in 1645.[1]

On 24 Oct 1618 when Humphrey was 25, he married Lydia Gamer, daughter of Richard Gaymer (-Oct 1613) & Margaret Mason (-2 Jul 1602), in Sandon, Essex, Eng. Born ca 1602 in England. Lydia was baptized in Terling, Essex, Eng. on 18 May 1602.[6] Lydia died in Scituate, MA bef 28 Feb 1670; she was 68.

They had the following children: 334i.John (1620->1697)335ii.John "young son" (ca1624-1687)336iii.Lydia (ca1630-)337iv.Thomas (ca1632-1688)338v.Mary (ca1635-1706)vi.Joseph. Born ca 1637 in Scituate, MA. Joseph was baptized in First Parish Church, Scituate on 1 Jan 1637.[24] Joseph died in Scituate, MA on 1 Nov 1715; he was 78.[6]

Joseph was "called by Pratt 'a scapegoat and ne'er-do-well' in his younger years; retrieved his reputation by his services in King Philip's War, in which he was an Ensigh. He was severely wounded in the expedition against the Narragansetts in 1673. On his return to Scituate the twon 'chose Serj. John Damon to go with Joseph Turner and procure a cure for him; also to support him at the town's expense so lon as he liveth.' He recovered, and rejoined the troops under Governor Winslow, and was at the stroming of the Narragansett fort 19 Dec 1675. In 1681 Joseph Turner, having served in the Narragansett fight, is freed from military duty. He was unmarried."[1]

339vii.Nathaniel (ca1639-1715)340viii.Daniel (ca1641-) ---sources: 1. L. Vernon Briggs, History and Genealogy of the Briggs Family, 1254-1937, 1938, Three volumes. 6. Ralph Dean Clark, "Ralph Clark's Genealogy Page," http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/5869/genealogy.htm, June 1998. 4. Joseph Savage, Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, Originally published 1860. 20. Samuel Deane, History of Scituate, Massachusetts, from Its First Settlement to 1831. 32. Jacob Turner, Genealogy of the descendants of Humphrey Turner, D. Turner, Boston, 1852.

*********** My Sources: 1. "McCall Family" A J McCall 1884 2. "Randall & Allied Families" Frank Randall 1943 3. Milwaukee WI Public Library Files 4. "Brewster Genealogy" Emma Brewster Jones 5. NEHGR Vol 19, 123 6. "The American Genealogist" Vol 19 7. NYGR vol 48 8. "Hist of Lexington MA" Hudson 9." Mayflower Descendant" Vol 32, 24, 5, 31 10. Savage Vol 4 11. "Old Houses of Ancient Norwich" Perkins 12. American Ancestry Vol4 13. "Topping-Turner" 14. "Three Hundred Colonial Ancestors and War Service" 15. Jacqueline Bartholomew, Los Alamos, NM 16. GENDEX keith Berry, kab@compusmart.ab.ca 17. Ed Burton, edburton@mnsinc.com 18. WFT Vol 1 #5047, 1181 19. Jeffrey Manson, JeffManson@i-link.net 20. stephen robbins, srobins@toccofalls.edu 21. Susan Shannon, susanorl@sundial.sundial.net

More About Humphrey TURNER: Fact 2: 1673, 1st Parish Cem, Meeting House, Lane Scituate, MA

Notes for Lydia GAMER: ********* 6. Ralph Dean Clark, "Ralph Clark's Genealogy Page," http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/5869/genealogy.htm, June 1998.

On 24 Oct 1618 when Humphrey was 25, he married Lydia Gamer, daughter of Richard Gaymer (-Oct 1613) & Margaret Mason (-2 Jul 1602), in Sandon, Essex, Eng. Born ca 1602 in England. Lydia was baptized in Terling, Essex, Eng. on 18 May 1602.[6] Lydia died in Scituate, MA bef 28 Feb 1670; she was 68. **********

More About Lydia GAMER: Fact 1: May 18, 1602, bapt Terling, Essex, England

Children of Humphrey TURNER and Lydia GAMER are: 242 i. Daniel TURNER, born 1641 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; married Hannah RANDALL June 20, 1665 in Scituate, Plymouth Co, MA. ii. John Senior TURNER, born in Essex Co, England; died 1695-1697 in Scituate, MA; married Mary BREWSTER November 10, 1645 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA.

Notes for John Senior TURNER: 334. John Turner Sr. Born on 22 Oct 1620 in England. At the age of 1, John was baptized in Terling, Essex, Eng. on 24 Mar 1622.[6] John died in Scituate, MA aft 20 May 1697; he was 76.

John settled 30 rods north-west of Union bridge, where he erected a tannery. Twenty acres were laid out for John, east of Barstow's hill and adjoining the third Herring boork; his son Isaac lived on this land.[20] He held numerous town offices, and with his younger brotgher, John Turner, known as John, Jr., served on many committees for division of common lands, and on those chosen to carry out various actions of the town. The brothers were often serving together on juries at the Plymouth Court, as well as upon inquests. John,m Sr., served in the campaign against the Narragansetts with his brother, Joseph Turner.[1]

On 12 Nov 1645 when John was 25, he married Mary Brewster (444) , daughter of Elder Jonathan Brewster (171) (12 Aug 1593-7 Aug 1659) & Lucretia Oldham (ca 1600-), in Scituate, MA.[16] Born on 16 Apr 1627 in Plymouth, MA.[41] Mary died in Scituate, MA aft 23 Mar 1698; she was 70.[9]

They had the following children: 664i.Jonathan (1646-1724)ii.Joseph (Died as Infant). Born on 12 Jan 1648 in Scituate, MA.[24],[16] Joseph died on 15 Jan 1648 in Scituate, MA.[24],[16]

665iii.Joseph (1650-1724)666iv.Ezekiel (1651-1704)667v.Lydia (1653-1714)668vi.John (1654-<1706)669vii.Elisha (1657-1700)670viii.Mary (1658-1738)671ix.Benjamin (1660-<1734)672x.Ruth (ca1662-1729)xi.Isaac. Born ca 1665 in Scituate, MA. Isaac was baptized in Second Church of Scituate on 30 Apr 1665.[24]

iii. John Junior TURNER, born January 1627/28 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; died June 28, 1697 in Scituate, MA; married Ann JAMES April 25, 1649 in Scituate, MA.

Notes for John Junior TURNER: 35. John "young son" Turner. Born ca 1624 in England. John "young son" died in Scituate, MA in 1687; he was 63.[4] David Pane-Joyce, djoyce@clarku.edu: "Young son John (so named probably at request of a godfather) lived north-east of Hick's swamp, (near now Leonard Clap's)."[20]

"Although an active man he was not physically strong, and was freed from military duty or training. He was active in town affairs on various committees with his elder brogher, John, Sr.; ws one of the local Council of War, and a colonial collector of the excise on 'tarr, borads and oysters.' He lived northeast of Hick's Swamp, on the Country Way, near the old Clap mansion-house at Greenbush."[1]

On 25 Apr 1649 when John "young son" was 25, he married Ann James, daughter of Anna [James], in Scituate, MA.[24]

Deane conjectures Anne was William James' sister. William came to Sciutate in 1673.

They had the following children: 675i.Japheth (1650-1690)676ii.Israel (1654-)677iii.Meriam (1658-)iv.Samuel. Born ca 1661 in Scituate, MA. Samuel was baptized in Second Church of Scituate on 4 Aug 1661.[24]

v.Ann. Born on 23 Feb 1662 in Scituate, MA.[24]

In 1695 when Ann was 32, she married Joseph Greene.[4]

Joseph of Weymouth was in Scituate 1690.[20]

678vi.Sarah (1665-1739)679vii.Jacob (1667-1723)680viii.David (1670-1698)681ix.Philip (1673-)x.Ichabod. Born on 9 Apr 1676 in Scituate, MA.[24] Ichabod died in 1687; he was 10.

iv. Thomas TURNER, born Abt. 1632 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; died November 1688 in Hingham, MA; married Sarah HYLAND January 06, 1651/52 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA.

Notes for Thomas TURNER: 37. Thomas Turner. Born ca 1632. Thomas died in Hingham, MA in Nov 1688; he was 56.[4]

"Thomas lived near the Harbour (probably on the Kent street lot)."[20]

He succeeded his father at the tannery south of Colman Hills, but lived on Kent Street on the lot laid out in 1633, the fourth lot from the corner of Kent Street and First Parish Road.[1]

On 6 Jan 1652 when Thomas was 20, he married Sarah Hyland (319) , daughter of Thomas Hyland (125) (ca 1604-1683) & Deborah [Hyland], in Scituate, MA.[24],[16] Born ca 1634 in England. Sarah was baptized in Tenterden, Kent, Eng. on 9 Mar 1634.[1] Sarah died in Scituate, MA in Nov 1688; she was 54.[24]

They had the following children: 636i.Nathan (1654-)ii.Elizabeth. Born in Jul 1656 in Scituate, MA.[24],[16] Elizabeth died in Scituate, MA on 3 Mar 1672; she was 15.[24]

637iii.Mary (1658-)638iv.Eunice (1661-)v.Humphrey. Born in Sep 1663 in Scituate, MA.[24]

Humphrey and Mary had Sarah, Ephraim, Mary and Humphrey.[32]

Humphrey married Mary Hall.

639vi.Grace (1665-)vii.Epherim. Born on 16 Jun 1667 in Scituate, MA.[24],[1]

640viii.Thomas (1670-1721)641ix.Josiah (1672-)642x.Charles (1675-)

v. Lydia TURNER, born 1632 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; married James DOUGHTY August 15, 1649 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA.

Notes for Lydia TURNER: 336. Lydia Turner. Born ca 1630 in England. Lydia was baptized in Little Baddow, Essex, Eng. on 17 Feb 1630.[6]

On 15 Aug 1649 when Lydia was 19, she married James Doughty (147) , son of Doughty (64), in Scituate, MA.[24] Born ca 1624.

James was early in Scituate. He ws a soldier in Philip's war, and 1678, was paid by the Town for nine weeks' campaign in 1676.[20]

They had the following children: 377i.Mary (1650-1681)ii.James. Born on 21 Feb 1651 in Scituate, MA.[24]

378iii.Elizabeth (1654-)iv.Martha. Born ca 1657 in Scituate, MA. Martha was baptized in Second Church of Scituate on 12 Apr 1657.[24]

v.Lydia. Born on 24 Feb 1658 in Scituate, MA.[24]

vi.Sarah. Born on 2 Apr 1662 in Scituate, MA.[24]

vii.Samuel. Born on 29 Sep 1664 in Scituate, MA.[24]

viii.Robert. Born on 14 Feb 1667 in Scituate, MA.[24]

ix.Susanna. Born on 15 Feb 1670 in Scituate, MA.[24] More About Lydia TURNER: Fact 1: February 17, 1628/29, Little Baddow, Co Essex, England

vi. Mary TURNER, born November 25, 1634 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; died 1703-1706 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; married William PARKER November 13, 1651 in Scituate, MA.

Notes for Mary TURNER: 338. Mary Turner. Born ca 1635 in Scituate, MA. Mary was baptized in First Parish Church, Scituate on 25 Jan 1635.[24] Mary died in Scituate, MA in 1706; she was 71.

Mary m. 13 Nov. 1651, William Parker, as his sec. w.[4]

On 13 Nov 1651 when Mary was 16, she married William Parker, in Scituate, MA.[24],[16] William died in 1684 in Scituate, MA.[4]

"William Parker was a freeman 1640. He had sixty acres of land north of Edward Foster's North river lot. His house stood in Parker lane, west of the small brook."[20]

They had the following children: i.Lydia. Born on 9 May 1653 in Scituate, MA.[4],[16]

ii.Miles. Born on 25 Jun 1655 in Scituate, MA.[16]

iii.Joseph. Born on 4 Oct 1658 in Scituate, MA.[16]

iv.Nathaniel. Born on 8 Mar 1661 in Scituate, MA.[16] Nathaniel died in 1690; he was 28.[4]

Nathaniel died in Phips's expedition against Quebec.[4] More About Mary TURNER: Fact 1: January 25, 1634/35, Scituate, MA

vii. Nathaniel TURNER, born Abt. 1639 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; died January 31, 1714/15 in Scituate, MA; married (1) Mehitable RIGBY March 29, 1665 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; married (2) Abigail JAMES Bef. 1691 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA.

Notes for Nathaniel TURNER: 339. Nathaniel Turner. Born ca 1639 in Scituate, MA. Nathaniel was baptized in Scituate, MA on 10 Mar 1639.[24] Nathaniel died in Scituate, MA on 31 Jan 1715; he was 76.[24]

Nathaniel and Mehitabel lived on the paternal farm, east of Colman's hill.[20] "Nine generations of his descendants have lived upon this farm. The house now (1936) standing on the property is on the opposite side of the way from teh side of the original house and tannery. It is called the 'Samuel Turner house,' and is owned by the Scituate Sand and Gravel Company, who used it as a clubhouse for its employees for a few years."[1]

On 29 Mar 1665 when Nathaniel was 26, he first married Mehitable Rigby, daughter of John Rigby.[24] Mehitable died on 22 Mar 1680 in Scituate, MA.[24]

They had the following children: i.Abigail. Born on 10 Feb 1666 in Scituate, MA.[24] Abigail died in Scituate, MA in Apr 1689; she was 23.[24]

682ii.Samuel (1671-1759)iii.Mehitabel. Born on 29 Mar 1673 in Scituate, MA.[24]

iv.Nathaniel. Born on 24 Dec 1678 in Scituate, MA.[24]

v.Lydia. Born in Aug 1675 in Scituate, MA.[24]

On 25 Jun 1718 when Lydia was 42, she married Dea. John James (941) , son of John James (ca 1640-1676) & Lydia Turner (667) (24 Jan 1653-20 Jun 1714), in Scituate, MA.[24] Born on 10 Jan 1677 in Scituate, MA.[1] At the age of 1, John was baptized in Scituate, MA on 4 Apr 1678.[9]

John succeeded to the James homestead near the 'block-house' at the bend of North River (the elbow). He was deacon of the Second Church.[1]

vi.(infant son) (Died as Infant). Born on 22 Mar 1680 in Scituate, MA.[24] (infant son) died ca 22 Mar 1680 in Scituate, MA.[24]

bef 1691 when Nathaniel was 52, he second married Abigail [Stockbridge].[10]

Who was Abigail? d. of Anthony and Margery Pierce? Or Abigail James Pierce, b. ca. 1636, Hingham, d. of Michael and Ann Pierce? More About Nathaniel TURNER: Fact 1: March 10, 1638/39, bapt Scituate, Plymouth, MA

viii. Joseph TURNER, born Bef. January 01, 1635/36 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; married Bathsheba HOBART Abt. 1660 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA.

More About Joseph TURNER: Fact 1: January 01, 1635/36, bapt Scituate, Plymouth, MA

486. William RANDALL, born 1609 in London, Middlesex, England; died October 13, 1693 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA. He was the son of 972. Simon RANDALL and 973. Jane STEPHENS. He married 487. Elizabeth BARSTOW 1640 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA. 487. Elizabeth BARSTOW, born Abt. 1619 in Yorkshire, England; died December 24, 1672 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA. She was the daughter of 974. Matthew2 BARSTOW and 975. Isabel HILL.

Notes for William RANDALL: David Pane-Joyce:

William Randall. Born in 1609 in London, England. William died in Scituate, MA on 13 Oct 1693; he was 84.[24] In 1640 when William was 31, he married Elizabeth Barstow (145) , daughter of Matthew Barstow (62) (29 Jun 1565-) & Isabell Hill (1592-), in Scituate, MA. Born ca 1619 in Yorkshire, England. Elizabeth died in Scituate, MA on 24 Dec 1672; she was 53.

******** Sources: 1. "Randall & Allied Families" 2. "American Ancestry" vol 3 3. Savage Vol 3 4. "Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth" Davis 5. Everton GENSRCH I denise Randall, fort Worth TX Charleen Dunn Brigham City, UT 6. GENDEX Earl Crandall, eperry@capital.net Keith Berry, kab@compusmart.ab.ca 7. WFT Vol 1 #2690 8. David Pane-Joyce, djoyce@clarku.edu a)24. Vital Records of Scituate, Massachusetts to the Year 1850, NEHGS, Boston, 1909, two volumes.

Children of William RANDALL and Elizabeth BARSTOW are: 243 i. Hannah RANDALL, born March 1643/44 in Scituate, Plymouth Co, MA; died August 23, 1714 in Scituate, MA; married Daniel TURNER June 20, 1665 in Scituate, Plymouth Co, MA. ii. Sarah RANDALL, born 1640 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; died Aft. 1693; married John Jr PALMER 1664 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA.

Notes for Sarah RANDALL: Sarah. Born ca 1640 in Scituate, MA. At the age of 5, Sarah was baptized in Scituate, MA on 23 Nov 1645.[24] In 1664 when Sarah was 24, she married John Plamer. 24. Vital Records of Scituate, Massachusetts to the Year 1850, NEHGS, Boston, 1909, two volumes. More About Sarah RANDALL: Fact 1: November 23, 1645, bapt

iii. Joseph RANDALL, born March 1641/42 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; died February 21, 1722/23 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; married Hannah MACOMBER October 1672 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA.

Notes for Joseph RANDALL: Joseph Randall. Born in Mar 1642 in Scituate, MA.[24],[16] At the age of 3, Joseph was baptized in Scituate, MA on 23 Nov 1645.[24] Joseph died in Scituate, MA on 21 Feb 1723; he was 80.[24]In Oct 1672 when Joseph was 30, he married Hannah Macomber, in Scituate, MA.[24] Born in 1652 in Marshfield, MA. Hannah died in Rochester, MA on 23 Aug 1714; she was 62. They had the following children: i.Elizabeth (Twin). Born on 3 Jul 1673 in Scituate, MA.[24] ii.Ursula (Twin). Born on 3 Jul 1673 in Scituate, MA.[24] On 2 May 1717 when Ursula was 43, she married Josiah Foster, in Second Church of Scituate.[24] Josiah, of Pembrook. iii.Joseph. Born on 7 Jul 1675 in Scituate, MA.[24] Joseph died in Scituate, MA on 26 May 1713; he was 37. Buried in GR13. On 13 May 1709 when Joseph was 33, he married Elizabeth Turner, in Scituate, MA.[24] Elizabeth died on 7 Aug 1712 in Scituate, MA.[24] iv.Hannah. Born on 7 Mar 1678 in Scituate, MA.[24] On 22 May 1706 when Hannah was 28, she married Cornelius White, in Second Church of Scituate.[24] Cornelius, of Marshfield. v.Sarah. Born on 16 Sep 1680 in Scituate, MA.[24] vi.Margaret. Born on 18 Dec 1683 in Scituate, MA.[24] On 14 Dec 1710 when Margaret was 26, she married Nathan Sprague, in Scituate, MA.[24] Nathan, of Swanzie. vii.Mercy. Born on 10 Mar 1685 in Scituate, MA.[24] On 20 Dec 1709 when Mercy was 24, she married Benjamin Barstow, in Second Church of Scituate.[24] More About Joseph RANDALL: Fact 1: November 23, 1645, bapt Scituate, Plymouth, MA

iv. William RANDALL, born December 1647 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; died April 11, 1712 in Providence, RI; married Rebecca FOWLER 1674 in Providence, RI.

Notes for William RANDALL: William. Born in Dec 1647 in Scituate, MA.[24],[16] William died in Providence, RI on 11 Apr 1712; he was 64. In 1674 when William was 26, he married Rebecca Fowler, in Providence, More About William RANDALL: Fact 1: January 02, 1647/48, bapt

v. John RANDALL, born April 28, 1650 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; died February 23, 1711/12 in Rochester, MA; married (1) Mary GREEN; married (2) Alice SPOONER; married (3) Patience PARKER 1676 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA.

Notes for John RANDALL: John Randall. Born on 28 Apr 1650 in Scituate, MA. John died in Rochester, MA on 23 Feb 1712; he was 61.

In 1676 when John was 25, he married Patience Parker, daughter of William Parker (-1684) & Mary Rawlins (-Aug 1651), in Scituate, MA. Born in Feb 1649 in Scituate, MA.[16] Patience was baptized in Scituate, MA on 6 May 1649. Patience died in Rochester, MA on 23 Feb 1712; she was 63.

They had the following children: i.John. Born on 6 May 1677 in Scituate, MA. At the age of 1, John was baptized in Second Church of Scituate on 16 Jun 1678.[24]

On 31 Oct 1717 when John was 40, he married Jerusha Woodworth, daughter of Thomas Woodworth (326) (ca 1641-ca 1718) & Deborah Damon (627) (25 Apr 1645-), in First Parish Church, Scituate.[24] Born on 1 Dec 1688 in Scituate, MA.[24] Jerusha died on 15 Dec 1768; she was 80.

ii.Patience. Born on 13 Jan 1678 in Scituate, MA. At the age of 1, Patience was baptized in Second Church of Scituate in Aug 1679.[24]

On 21 Feb 1700 when Patience was 22, she married Richard Handy.

iii.Thomas. Born on 25 Jan 1681 in Scituate, MA.

iv.Mary. Born on 20 Jan 1683 in Scituate, MA.

Children: Jerusha, Archelus, Jedediah, Seth, Jonathan, and Sylvanus.

On 4 Mar 1705 when Mary was 22, she married Seth Hammond, son of Samuel Hammond (1655-1728) & Mary Hathaway (ca 1657-), in Rochester, MA. Born on 13 Feb 1683 in Rochester, MA. Seth died in Rochester, MA on 28 Feb 1737; he was 54.

v.William. Born on 6 Feb 1685 in Scituate, MA.

vi.Job. Born on 3 Mar 1688 in Rochester, MA. Job died on 14 Jul 1768; he was 80.

On 11 Mar 1707 when Job was 19, he married Alice Hunter.

vii.Judith. Born on 29 Apr 1690 in Rochester, MA.

Judith married Joseph Westgate.

viii.Lazarus. Born on 25 Sep 1691 in Rochester, MA.

On 9 Oct 1727 when Lazarus was 36, he married Mercy Spooner. More About John RANDALL: Fact 1: April 28, 1650, bapt Scituate, Plymouth, MA

vi. Elizabeth RANDALL, born October 1652 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; died Aft. 1693 in Boston MA; married James DAVIS 1673 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA.

Notes for Elizabeth RANDALL: Elizabeth. Born in Oct 1652 in Scituate, MA.[24],[16] Elizabeth was baptized in Scituate, MA on 17 Oct 1652.

In 1673 when Elizabeth was 20, she married John Davis, in Scituate, MA. More About Elizabeth RANDALL: Fact 1: October 16, 1652, bapt

vii. Job RANDALL, born February 08, 1654/55 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; died September 19, 1727 in Norwell, MA; married Elizabeth DOTY 1679 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA.

Notes for Job RANDALL: 375. Job Randall. Born on 8 Feb 1655 in Scituate, MA.[24],[16] Job was baptized in Scituate, MA on 4 May 1655. Job died in Scituate, MA on 19 Sep 1727; he was 72.[24] Buried in GR13. In 1679 when Job was 23, he married Elizabeth Doughty (378) , daughter of James Doughty (147) (ca 1624-) & Lydia Turner (336) (ca 1630-), in Scituate, MA. Born on 5 Mar 1654 in Scituate, MA.[24]

They had the following children: i.Mary. Born on 29 Oct 1680 in Scituate, MA.[24]

On 9 Oct 1729 when Mary was 48, she married Joseph Dwelley, in First Parish Church, Scituate.[43]

713ii.Job (1683-1723)iii.James. Born on 28 Jan 1686 in Scituate, MA.[24] James died in Scituate, MA on 21 Jun 1709; he was 23.[24]

714iv.Nehemiah (1688-1745)715v.Lydia (1690-)vi.Samuel. Born on 10 Mar 1695 in Scituate, MA.[24] Samuel died in Scituate, MA on 21 Feb 1723; he was 27.[24] Buried in GR13.

viii. Benjamin RANDALL, born November 08, 1656 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA.

Notes for Benjamin RANDALL: .Benjamin. Born ca 1657 in Scituate, MA. Benjamin was baptized in Second Church of Scituate on 8 Nov 1657.[24]

ix. Isaac RANDALL, born 1657 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; died July 10, 1759 in Scituate or Pembroke, MA; married (1) Susannah BARSTOW November 19, 1684 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; married (2) Deborah BUCK November 29, 1692 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA.

Notes for Isaac RANDALL: 376. Isaac Randall. Born ca 1658. Isaac was baptized in Second Church of Scituate on 9 Jan 1658.[24] Isaac died on 10 Jul 1759; he was 101.

On 19 Nov 1684 when Isaac was 26, he first married Susannah Barstow (372) , daughter of George Barstow (144) (1614-18 Aug 1652) & Susannah Merrett, in Scituate, MA.[24] Susannah died on 16 Feb 1692 in Scituate, MA.[24]

They had the following children: i.Isaac. Born on 11 Aug 1685 in Scituate, MA.[24]

711ii.Susanna (1687-1732)iii.Jacob. Born on 19 Mar 1690 in Scituate, MA.[24]

On 29 Nov 1692 when Isaac was 34, he second married Deborah Buck (614) , daughter of Cornet John Buck (307) & [Buck], in Scituate, MA.[24] Born on 15 Nov 1670 in Scituate, MA.[24]

They had the following children: 716i.Deborah (1693-)ii.Robert. Born on 7 Sep 1695 in Scituate, MA.[24] At the age of 1, Robert was baptized in Second Church of Scituate in 1697.[24]

iii.Ruth. Born on 27 Sep 1697 in Scituate, MA.[24] At the age of 1, Ruth was baptized in Second Church of Scituate in 1699.[24]

On 12 Nov 1719 when Ruth was 22, she married John Lambert, in Second Church of Scituate.[24]

iv.Gideon. Born on 13 Sep 1699 in Scituate, MA.[24]

v.Rachel. Born on 13 Aug 1701 in Scituate, MA.[24]

On 1 Oct 1719 when Rachel was 18, she married Joseph Smith, in Second Church of Scituate.[24]

vi.Caleb. Born on 29 Jul 1703 in Scituate, MA.[24] At the age of 1, Caleb was baptized in Second Church of Scituate on 20 Aug 1704.[24] vii.Elizabeth. Born on 27 Aug 1705 in Scituate, MA.[24] viii.Mary. Born on 31 Jul 1707 in Scituate, MA.[24] ix.Grace. Born on 12 Jan 1712 in Scituate, MA.[24] At the age of 1, Grace was baptized in Second Church of Scituate on 12 Apr 1713.[24] On 9 Feb 1737 when Grace was 25, she married James Gilkey, in Scituate, MA.[24] James, of Braintree. x.Perez. Born on 2 Dec 1716 in Scituate, MA.[24] On 30 Jan 1744 when Perez was 27, he first married Susannah Sturtavant, in Halifax. Susannah, of Halifax. On 4 Nov 1746 when Perez was 29, he second married Sarah Cooke, in Kingstown, MA.[24] Sarah, of Kingston.

More About Isaac RANDALL: Fact 1: January 09, 1657/58, bapt Scituate, Plymouth, MA

488. James2 BATES, born 1582 in Lydd, Co Kent, England; died November 1655 in Dorchester, Co Suffolk, MA. He was the son of 976. James1 BATES and 977. Mary MARTINE. He married 489. Alice GLOVER September 13, 1603 in Saltwood, England. 489. Alice GLOVER, born 1583 in England; died August 14, 1657 in Dorchester, MA.

Notes for James2 BATES: Husbandman

Sources: 1.Savage vol 1& 2 2. NEHGR Vol 5, 14, 41,51, 58 3. "American Ancestry" vol 6 4. "Pioneers of Mass" Pope 5. "OneBranch of the Booth Family" C E Booth 6. "Early Ct Settlers" Hinman 7. DAR National Hist Magazine Vol 74 #11 8 . "Original List of Persons of Quality" Hotten 9. "Journal of American Genealogy" Vol 5 10. "Bates Genealogy" Peggy Bates 11. LDS Ancestral File 12. Paul Dingwell 13. Gee Gee Hughes 14. Everton GEDSRCH Emily Rogers...MMROGERS@aol 15. DianeBates@aol 16. WFT #5373

More About James2 BATES: Fact 1: December 02, 1582, Lydd, England bapt Fact 3: Elder

Children of James2 BATES and Alice GLOVER are: i. William BATES, born 1607; died September 29, 1625 in England.

More About William BATES: Fact 1: July 19, 1607, Lydd, England

ii. Richard BATES, born in England; died March 06, 1655/56 in England; married (1) Susan Isham; married (2) Ellen WALLIS April 1637.

More About Richard BATES: Fact 1: November 12, 1609, Lydd, England

iii. Thomasine BATES.

More About Thomasine BATES: Fact 2: April 16, 1624, England

iv. Lydia BATES, married (1) William FLETCHER; married (2) Roger WILLIAMS Abt. 1649.

More About Lydia BATES: Fact 1: October 22, 1615, England

v. Mary BATES, died January 04, 1702/03; married Hopestill FOSTER Abt. 1639.

More About Mary BATES: Fact 1: November 21, 1619, Lydd, England

vi. Margaret BATES, married Christopher GIBSON.

More About Margaret BATES: Fact 1: September 16, 1621, England

244 vii. James3 BATES, born 1624; died March 13, 1717/18 in Haddam, CT, or Huntington, LI; married Ann WITHINGTON 1647 in MA. viii. Elizabeth BATES, born in England; died 1679 in Dorchester, MA; married Thomas LAWRENCE Abt. 1635 in MA.

490. Henry WITHINGTON, born 1588 in England; died February 02, 1666/67 in Dorchester, MA. He was the son of 980. George WITHINGTON and 981. Margaret PENNINGTON. He married 491. Elizabeth SMITH September 30, 1622 in Leigh, Lancaster, England. 491. Elizabeth SMITH, born Abt. 1601 in Leigh, Lancaster, England; died February 16, 1659/60 in Dorcester, MA.

More About Henry WITHINGTON: Fact 1: February 22, 1589/90, Leigh, Lancaster Co, England

Children of Henry WITHINGTON and Anne LEECH are: i. Richard WITHINGTON, born Abt. 1618 in England; died December 22, 1701 in Dorchester, MA.

More About Richard WITHINGTON: Fact 3: Deacon

ii. Faith WITHINGTON, born 1620 in England; died February 03, 1687/88 in Dorchester, MA.

More About Faith WITHINGTON: Fact 1: October 13, 1616, Leigh, England

Children of Henry WITHINGTON and Elizabeth SMITH are: i. Mary WITHINGTON, born Abt. 1623 in London, England; died March 26, 1697 in Cambridge, MA; married Thomas DANFORTH February 23, 1643/44.

More About Thomas DANFORTH: Fact 3: Dpty Gov

245 ii. Ann WITHINGTON, born 1625 in London, England; died 1700 in Huntington, LI, NY; married James3 BATES 1647 in MA.

492. William1 Lord, born 1618 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died May 17, 1678 in Saybrook, CT or Lyme CT. He was the son of 984. Thomas Lord and 985. Dorothy BIRD. He married 493. Hattie or Dorothy NICKERSON January 18, 1640/41 in Saybrook, CT. 493. Hattie or Dorothy NICKERSON, died Bef. 1664.

Notes for William1 Lord: Sources: 1. Savage 2. "Gen & Desc of Thomas Lord" Kenneth Lord 3. NEHGR vol 4 4. "McCormick-Hamilton-Lord-Day Ancestral Lines" McCormick 1957 5. WFT #73, 3, 3972, 1229, 552, 4634, 649 6. GENDEX Earl Crandall, eperry@capital.net Warner Lord, wplord@connix.com 7, GEDSRCH Linda Mow ivan@halcyon.com Terri Main, Newton, IA Ron Olsen, rrolsen@everton.com E John Graichen, ejohn@deltanet.com

More About William1 Lord: Fact 1: December 27, 1618, Towcester, England

Children of William1 Lord and Hattie NICKERSON are: 246 i. William2 LORD, born October 1643 in Saybrook, CT; died December 04, 1696 in East Haddam, CT; married Sarah BROOKS Abt. 1678 in East Haddam, CT. ii. Thomas Lord, born December 1645 in Saybrook, CT; died June 22, 1730 in Lyme CT; married Mary Lee RANSOM December 22, 1693.

More About Thomas Lord: Fact 2: 1730, Duck River Cem, Lyme, CT

iii. Richard Lord, born May 26, 1647 in Saybrook, CT; died April 27, 1727 in Lyme, CT; married Elizabeth HYDE 1682.

More About Richard Lord: Fact 2: 1727, Dutch River Cem, Lyme, CT Fact 3: Lieut

iv. Mary Lord, born May 1649 in Saybrook, CT; died September 14, 1736 in East Haddam, CT or Stonington Ct; married Samuel OLMSTEAD Abt. 1675. v. Robert LORD, born August 16, 1651 in Saybrook, CT or Fairfield CT; died 1739 in Fairfield, CT; married Esther WARD HILL January 20, 1689/90. vi. John Lord, born September 1653 in Saybrook, CT; died November 25, 1689 in Lyme, CT. vii. Joseph Lord, born September 1656 in Saybrook, CT; died November 25, 1687 in prob Lyme, CT.

More About Joseph Lord: Fact 3: Capt

viii. Sarah Lord, born 1657 in Hartford, CT; died January 02, 1750/51; married John COLT.

494. Thomas BROOKS, born Abt. 1639 in England; died October 18, 1668 in Haddam, CT. He married 495. Marah SPENCER 1662. 495. Marah SPENCER, born 1641 in Lynn, MA; died December 1714 in Haddam, CT. She was the daughter of 990. Jared2 SPENCER and 991. Hannah HILLS or CRAFT.

Notes for Marah SPENCER: May be named Alice

Children of Thomas BROOKS and Marah SPENCER are: 247 i. Sarah BROOKS, born December 1662 in East Haddam, CT; married (1) William2 LORD Abt. 1678 in East Haddam, CT; married (2) Samuel INGHAM February 25, 1702/03. ii. Thomas BROOKS, born June 1664 in Haddam, CT; died April 04, 1734 in Haddam, CT; married Susannah ARNOLD March 16, 1694/95 in Haddam, CT.

More About Thomas BROOKS: Fact 3: Deacon

iii. Mary BROOKS, born June 1666 in Haddam, CT; married Henry SMITH. iv. Alice BROOKS, born December 1668 in Haddam, CT.

496. William2 COMSTOCK, born July 04, 1595 in Culmstock, Devonshire, England; died 1683 in New London, CT. He was the son of 992. William1 COMSTOCK and 993. person unknown. He married 497. Elizabeth DANIEL 1622-1623 in Devonshire, England. 497. Elizabeth DANIEL, born October 17, 1608 in Hull, Devonshire, England; died 1665 in New London, New London, CT. She was the daughter of 994. Henry DANIEL and 995. Person Unknown.

Notes for William2 COMSTOCK: ******** William2 COMSTOCK (William1) was born in Culmstock, Devonshire, England 4 JUL 1595. William died 1683 in New London, New London, CT. His body was interred 1683 in England. He married Elizabeth Daniel in England. Elizabeth was born in England 8 JAN 1608. She was the daughter of Henry Daniel and Mrs. Henry Daniel. Elizabeth died in England. Her body was interred 1665 in England. He was christened in England, 4 JUL 1595. Stan & Vickie Courtney, courtney@family-net.net ********* William Comstock (1594-1679) Elizabeth Daniel (1607-?) William Comstock, son of William Comstock, was born in Culmstock, Devonshire, England. His baptismal record appears in Surname Index of Records for 1550-1636, St. Martins in the Field Church, London, England. The text is in Latin:

Guilielmus Coomstocke baptized 4 July 1596

William married Elizabeth Daniel. She was a daughter of Henry Daniel. (Henry Daniel was born about 1582 in Much Hadham, Hertford, England. He was a son of John Daniel and Elizabeth Pebite.) William and Elizabeth had six children. The first three were born in England, and the three youngest were born in Connecticut:

John Comstock 1624-1680 m. Abigail Chappell in 1661; died in Lyme CT Samuel Comstock 1628-1660 m. Ann Tucker in 1652; died in Providence RI Daniel Comstock 1629-1682 m. Palthiah Elderkin in 1653 Elizabeth Comstock 1633-1659 m. Edward Shipman in 1650; died in Saybrook CT William Comstock 1634-? Christopher Comstock 1635-1702 m. Hannah Platt in 1663; died in Norwalk CT

The above data suggests that the family left for America about 1631 or '32.

The following information on William Comstock comes from the book, A History and Genealogy of the Comstock Family in America by John Adams Comstock. Published by The Commonwealth Press, Inc., Los Angeles, CA, 1949. Book found in Ft. Wayne, Indiana Library. About 1635, or shortly thereafter, there came from England to the Massachusetts settlements one William Comstock. From whence he sailed, and on what ship, has not been ascertained. It is believed that he first lived in the vicinity of Watertown, Massachusetts, but that very shortly he moved to Wethersfield, Connecticut. He is recorded as having been one of twenty-six men from Wethersfield in the expedition commanded by Capt. John Mason, that captured the Pequot Fort at Mystic, Connecticut, May 26, 1637, killing about five hundred Indians. It is a matter of record that he held lands on the Connecticut River in Wethersfield in the year 1641, and that these lands had been purchased from one Ric. Milles. Richard Mylls was plaintiff against Willi Combstocke and John Sadler, defendants, in an action for slander, Aug. 1, 1644, before the Court of Elections, Hartford, to the damage of 200 pounds. About 1650 he moved to Pequot, now New London, where he had previously (in 1647) received a grant of land. At a town meeting held there in November, 1650, he voted to cooperate with John Winthrop to establish a corn mill, and in July 1651 he Wrought on the mill dam with Tabor and other inhabitants of New London. The old mill is still in existence. In 1659 it is recorded that with consent of my now wife Elizabeth he sold property in New London. On February 25, 1661 or '62, Old Goodman Comstock was elected Sexton, to order youth in the meeting house, sweep the meeting house and beat out dogs at 40 shillings a year, and to dig all graves, and have 4s for a grave for a man or woman, and 2s for children, to be paid by the supervisors. Elizabeth died in 1665 in New London CT. William died in 1679. The History of New London states that he lived on Post Hill near the north corner of Williams and Vauxhall Streets. esinger@aloha.net

*********** DEVON "A county of England, reaching from the Bristol to the English Channel, and bounded by Cornwall, and Somersetshire, and Dorsetshire. It is 69 miles in length, and 60 in breadth, and is divided into 31 hundreds. It is very hilly, and abounds in huge granite rocks, some of whose peaks are above 1500 feet in height. The highland is covered with wide moors, of which Dartmoor is the most extensive. But in the valleys and lower ground the soil is fertile. Its rivers are the Exe, the Culm, the Dart, the Tamar, the Otter, &c. Some parts of its coasts are composed of lofty cliffs, but at others there is a beautiful sandy shore. The air and climate are so mild and salubrious that invalids often retire to its sea-ports for the winter. Limestone, granite, some building-stone, and a species of wood-coal are found here, as well as some kinds of variegated marble. It produces corn, &c. and fruit trees, especially apples, whence much cider is made. Its fisheries also are of value. Exeter is its chief city. Population, 533, 460. It sends 22 members to parliament." (From Barclay's Complete and Universal English Dictionary, 1842.) *********** CULMSTOCK A parish in Hemyock Hundred, under the Peculiar jurisdiction of the Dean and Chapter of Exeter, 7 miles N.E. of Cullompton, that had 1519 inhabitants in 1831. Church Records Parish Registers going back to 1645 are held in the Devon Record Office - for details see Parish Registers in the Devon Record Office. Transcripts of the Parish Registers going back to 1545, and of the Bishops' Transcripts going back to 1608, are held in a special collection in the Westcountry Studies Library - for details see Parish Registers in the Devon & Cornwall Record Society's Collection. Entered into the IGI (as of Jan 1993): Parish Church Christenings 1608-1837, and Marriages 1608-1635, 1646-1837, Prescot Baptis Chapel Christenings 1787-1836. History Doble, William. Miscellaneous notes archaeological & historic on Culmstock. Manuscript] (1905) 200p. [Westcountry Studies Library] Sanders, M.J. Culmstock Village History. Typescript (1957) 6p. [Westcountry Studies Library - B/CUL 7/0001/SAU] Culmstock: a Devon village. Culmstock Local History Group (1982) [4],104p: ill,maps. [Westcountry Studies Library - pB/CUL 7/0001/CUL]

******* March 1, 1648/49, he was again bound for Lewis' appearance and also that William Comstock should appear. On June 7, 1649, "Walter Leawis and Mr Trott his security are freed from either of theire Recogniscances for the said Walter his appearing at this Courte," and Mr Trott was also freed from his recognizance for William Comstock. Died in home on Post Hill Soldier in Pequot War ******** HISTORY -- The town of New London is at once the oldest and the smallest in area of New London county. Its boundaries are the same as those of the city of New London, namely: On the north, the town of Waterford; on the east, the town of Groton, from which it is separated by the estuary of the Thames River, forming New London harbor; on the south by Long Island Sound; on the west by Waterford.

Its founder, John Winthrop the younger, was the son of the John Winthrop who, leading the second Puritan emigration from England became governer of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. ********* Sources: 1. "Hist & Genealogy of Comstock Family in America" John A Comstock 1949 2. "the Comstock-Thomas Anc of Richard Wilmot Comstock" H Minot Pitman 1964 3. Savage Vol 1 4. Boston Transcript 25 May 1914 5. Americana Vol 29 6. "McCormick etc Anc Lines" 1957 7. "Hist of Anc Wethersfield" Stiles 8. NCHEPEUS@aol 9. GEDSRCH March Beall, 7774 thrush Ct, Alexandria, VA 22306 Rodney Cluff, rcluff96@cdsnet.ne Bob Benton, GBEN@USA.PIPELINE.com Ray Moultrie, Vancouver, WA 10. GENDEX 11. Randy Jones, rj44908@navix.net 12. Barbara Parker, bparker1@voicenetcom 13. khaden@mindspring.com 14. W David Samuelson, dsam@wasatch.com 15. rjsnyder@phoenix.at.com

More About William2 COMSTOCK: Fact 1: 1596, London, England

Notes for Elizabeth DANIEL: Poss Birth Oct 17 or Nov 8 May have been returned to England for burial

Children of William2 COMSTOCK and Elizabeth DANIEL are: 248 i. John COMSTOCK, born 1624 in Culmstock, Devonshire, England; died January 16, 1679/80 in Lyme, CT; married Abigail CHAPPELL 1661 in Lyme, CT. ii. Samuel COMSTOCK, born 1628 in London, Middlesex, England; died March 09, 1659/60 in Providence, RI; married Anne TUCKER 1652 in Providence, RI. iii. Daniel COMSTOCK, born July 21, 1630 in Culmstock, Devonshire, England; died 1683 in New London, CT; married Paltiah ELDERKIN 1653 in Lynn, MA.

Notes for Daniel COMSTOCK: Daniel Comstock (1629)-1682) Palthiah Elderkin (1634-1712) Daniel Comstock was born in 1629/30 in London, England. In 1631 or '32 he traveled to America as an infant with his father and two brothers, John and Samuel, age about 4 and 8. In 1653, at age 24 he married Palthiah Elderkin. (Link to the Elderkin family here.) Over the next 24 years they had 14 children: Daniel Comstock 1653-1746 m. Elizabeth Prentiss Mary Comstock 1655-? m. Samuel Young Sarah Comstock 1657-? Hannah Comstock 1659-? Hope Comstock 1660-? Ann Comstock 1662-? m. Ebenezer Billings Zipporah Comstock 1663-? Elizabeth Comstock 1665-? Abigail Comstock 1666-? Bethia Comstock 1667-? Rebecca Comstock 1671-? m. Daniel Stebbins Kingsland Comstock 1673-? m. Mary Atweel Patience Comstock 1675-? Samuel Comstock 1677-1757 m. Sarah Douglas Daniel died in 1683 at age 53. Palthiah died in 1713 at age 78. esinger@aloha.net

iv. Elizabeth COMSTOCK, born Abt. 1633 in Hull, Devonshire?, England; died July 15, 1659 in Saybrook, CT; married Edward SHIPTON January 01, 1650/51 in Saybrook or Norwalk CT. v. William COMSTOCK, born October 23, 1639 in Wethersfield, New London, CT; married Abigail. vi. Christopher COMSTOCK, born 1635 in Devonshire, England; died December 28, 1702 in Norwalk, CT; married Hannah PLATT October 06, 1663 in Norwalk, CT.

Notes for Christopher COMSTOCK: Innkeeper, Tavern Owner Sgt Colonial Militia Residences: Fairfield, CT; Norwalk, CT **** Sources: 1. "History and Genealogy of the Comstock Family in America" John Adams Comstock 1949 2. Savage Vol 1 3. "The Comstock-Thomas Ancestry of Richard Wilmot Comstock" H Minot Pitman 1964 4. "Norwalk Records" 5. "Hall's Norwalk Records" Edwin Hall 1973 6. "McCormick etc Ancestral Lines" 1957 7. Ted Merrill, Chapparall NM 8. Ray Moultrie, Vancouver, WA 9. Dede Freece, mfcf@citcom.net More About Hannah PLATT: Fact 1: October 06, 1643, Milford, CT

vii. Gideon COMSTOCK, born in prob Lynn, MA; died 1648 in New London, New London, CT.

498. George CHAPPELL, born 1614 in England; died 1709 in New London, CT. He married 499. Christian BELL Abt. 1640. 499. Christian BELL, born Abt. 1630; died 1649 in Wethersfield, CT. She was the daughter of 998. BELL and 999. mom.

More About George CHAPPELL: Fact 1: April 28, 1616, Barnstable, Co Devon, England

Children of George CHAPPELL and Christian BELL are: i. Mary CHAPPELL, born 1642 in Wethersfield, Hartford Co, CT; died Aft. 1709; married John DANIELS January 19, 1664/65 in New London, CT. 249 ii. Abigail CHAPPELL, born September 01, 1644 in Wethersfield, Hartford Co, CT; died 1709 in New London, CT; married (1) Moses HUNTLEY; married (2) John COMSTOCK 1661 in Lyme, CT. iii. Sarah CHAPPELL, born September 26, 1647 in Wethersfield, CT; died November 24, 1660. iv. Rachel CHAPPELL, born October 10, 1649 in Wethersfield, CT; died Aft. 1709; married Thomas CROCKER.

500. James NOYES, born 1608 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; died October 22, 1656 in Newbury, Co Essex, MA. He was the son of 1000. William NOYES and 1001. Anne PARKER. He married 501. Sarah BROWN 1633 in Cholderton, Wilts, England. 501. Sarah BROWN, born 1610 in Southampton, Hampshire, England; died September 13, 1691 in Newbury, Co Essex, MA. She was the daughter of 1002. Joseph BROWN and 1003. Sarah.

Notes for James NOYES: Child Sarah b 12 Aug 1641 d 1653 ******** PAUL M NOYES, 4528 Robie Rd, Lilburn, GA 30247 1. James NOYES1,2,3 was born about 1608 in Cholderton, Wiltshire, England.4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11 He was educated Brasenose College, Oxford, England on 22 Aug 1627.12,13,14,15 Matriculated; did not graduate, being called to teach at Newbury, Berkshire, England. He emigrated on 23 Mar 1633/34 from London, England.16 Sailed on ship Mary & John of London, Robert Sayres, Master, on 23 Mar. 1633. He immigrated in 1634 to Medford, Middlesex, Massachusetts.17,18 Medford was first known as Mistick. He resided about 1635 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts.19 He signed a will on 16 Oct 1656.20,21,22 Gave all his real estate and personal property to his wife. In the inventory, filed in the Probate Office in Salem, mention is made of a house with seven acres of land adjoining, and an orchard all valued at 100 pounds.

Noyes' Genealogy says Oct. 17, 1656. He died on 22 Oct 1656 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts.23,24,25,26,27,28,29 Aged 48. He had will proved on 26 Nov 1656.30,31 Savage, Vol 3: JAMES, Newbury, one of the two first min. b. 1608, at Choulderton, in Wilts, near the edge of Hants, betw. Amesbury in W. and Andover in H. s. of Rev. William, who was instit. I find by the registry of that diocese, in 1602 as rector, but in 1621, resign. in favor of Nathan Noyes. His mo. was sis. of Robert Parker a very learned Puritan, driv. to Holland for his heterodoxy a. forms; and he was bred at Brazen Nose, Oxford, as his nephew, Rev. Nicholas in his acco. for Magn. III. cap. 25, Append. writes, and was call. away by his cous. Thomas Parker to assist him at the sch. of Newbury, in Berksh. He m. 1634, Sarah, eldest d. of Mr. Joseph Brown of Southampton, and in Mar. of that yr. emb. for N. E. in co. with his br. Nicholas and cous. Thomas Parker, in the Mary and John of London, preach. some short time at Medford, was freem. 3 Sept. 1634, and invit. to Watertown ch. but in 1635 went to Newbury, and tho younger than his collea. cous. d. first, 22 Oct. 1656. His will, made five days bef. ment. w. Sarah and ch. br. Rev. Nicholas N. and cous. Rev. Thomas Parker; the inv. show. good est. We owe gratitude to Mather for rare modesty in being content with the faithful and judic. contrib. of the Salem kinsman, of wh. in our day Eliot's Biogr. Dict. has well abbrev. the charact.

Descendants of Reverend William Noyes: James Noyes Rev. Born, 1608, in Cholderton, Wilts, England. Died, 22 Oct 1656, in Newbury, Massachusetts. He married Sarah Brown, daughter of Joseph Brown, 1633. Matriculated at Brasenose College, Oxford University, 22 Aug 1627, but was not graduated. In Mar 1633, he and his wife Sarah, brother Nicholas, and cousin Thomas Parker, with others, took the oath of "Supremacy and Allegiance", to pass for New England, in the "Mary and John", of London, Robert Sayres, master. In 1633-34 he preached in Mystic, now Medford, Massachusetts and was made freeman 3 Sep 1634, was invited to Watertown but declined and with his brother Nicholas and cousin Thomas Parker, was among the first settlers of Newbury, Massachusetts in May 1634 or 35. Rev. Mr. Parker and Rev. Mr. Noyes began, almost immediately, to form a church. The first meeting was on the Sabbath and held in the open air, under a tree. Rev. Mr. Parker was chosen pastor "in the waye of church discipline which he then preached for, the congregational waye" (Newbury, p.17). Mr. James Noyes was, at the same time, chosen teacher of the church and remained so for more than 20 years. Will made 17 Oct 1656, five days before his death, and proved 26 Nov 1656. In it he mentions wife Sara and children, brother Deacon Nicholas Noyes and cousin Rev. Thomas Parker. Inventory of estate amounted to £657, 11 shillings, 4 penney.

On IGI as parents, but no marriage is recorded here James is listed as being born of "Godly parents". His own father was a minister of "the same town". One of James' sons was one of the founders of Yale University. James married Sarah Brown not long before coming to New England in 1634. He was married to Sarah BROWN before 1634 in England.

Rev. Nicholas Noyes' Account of His Uncle Rev. James Noyes

"Mr. James Noyes was born in 1608, in Choulderton, Wiltshire, of Godly parents. His father was a Minister of the same town - a very learned man, - the school-master of Mr. Robert Parker, and he had much of his education and tutorage under Mr. Thomas Parker. He was called by him from Brazen Nose College in Oxford, to help him in teaching the Free School at Newbury, where they taught school together til the time they came to New England. He was converted in his youth by the ministry of Dr. Twiss and Mr. Thomas Parker, and was admired for his piety, and his virtue in his younger years. The reason of his coming to New England was because he could not comply with the ceremonies of the Church of England. He was married in England to Miss Sarah Brown, of South Hampton, not long before he came to New England, which was in 1634. In the same ship came Mr. Thomas Parker, Mr. James Noyes, and a younger brother, Nicholas Noyes, who was then a single man; Mr. Parker and Mr. Noyes, and others that came over with them, fasted and prayed together many times before they undertook this voyage; and on the sea Mr. Parker and Mr. Noyes preached or expounded, one in the forenoon, and the other in the afternoon, every day during the voyage, unless some extraordinary thing intervened; and were abundant in prayer. When they arrived, Mr. Parker was first called to preach at Ipswich, and Mr. Noyes at Mistick, at which places they continued nigh a year. He had a motion made unto him to be minister at Watertown; but Mr. Parker and others of his acquaintance, settling at Newbury, and gathering a tenth of the churches in the colony, and calling Mr. Noyes to be teacher of it, he preferred that place, being loth to be separated from Mr. Parker and brethren that had so often fasted and prayed togetheer, both in England and on the Atlantic sea. So he became the teacher of that church, and continued, painful and successful in that station something above twenty years, without any considerable trouble in the church. Notwithstanding his principles, as to Dicipline were something differing from many of his brethren, there was such condescension on both parts, that peace and order were not interrupted. He was much loved and honored in Newbury, - his memory is precious there to this day, and his Catachism (which is a publick and standing testimony of his understanding, and orthodoxy in the principles of religion), is publicly and privately used in that town hitherto. He was very learned in the Tongues, and in the Greek, excelled most. He was much read in the Fathers and the Schoolmen, and much esteemed in the Ministry. His conversation was so unquestionably Godly, that they who differed from him in the smaller matters as to discipline, held a most amicable correspondence with him, and had an high estimate of him. *** He was as religious at home as abroad, in his family and in secret, as he was publickly; and they that best knew him, most loved and esteemed him. *** He had a long and tedious sickness, which he bore patiently and cheerfully; and he died joyfully, in the forty-eighth year of his age, Oct. 22, 1656. He left six sons and two daughters, all of which lived to be married and have children, though since one son and one dughter be dead. He hath now living, fifty-six children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren; and his brother that came over with him a single man, is, through the mercy of God, yet living, and hath of children; grandchildren and great-grandchildren, above an hundred; which is an instance of divine favor, in making the families of his servants in the wilderness like a Flock."

"Massachusetts & Maine Families in the Ancestry of Walter Goodwin Davis"

He also calls 'Thomas Parker' the cousin of James & William (p. 57): "James matriculated at Brasenose College, Oxford, on Aug. 22, 1627, but did not gradute, having been pursuaded by his cousin, Mr. Thomas Parker, to help him teach the free school at Newbury in Berkshire and to continue his own education with him. When the Mary and John reached Boston in New England in May, 1634, on the voyage from Southampton, these two cousins and several other kinsmen, including James's brother Nicholas, were among the passengers. Parker and Noyes took the Freeman's Oath on Sept. 3, 1634...." "Mr. [James] Noyes's will, made Oct. 17, 1656, gave to his wife while unmarried the ordering of his substance, she to take counsel of cousin Thomas Parker, brother Nicholas Noyes and William Gerrish." [Essex Probate , I:245] "Mrs. [James] Noyes cared for Mr. Parker during his years of blindness and his feeble health until his death on April 24, 1677. By his will she was given all his Newbury property, except land in possession of Nicholas Noyes, and all arrears due for his ministry." [Ibid., III:153]

******** NEWBURY - A Brief History

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The settlers of Newbury were much like those of much of what is now northern Essex county. They were not religious enthusiasts or pilgrims who fled from religious persecution in England. They were substantial, law abiding, loyal English tradesmen, of that staunch middle class that was the backbone of England.

Those that settled Newbury came at different times and on different ships, between the end of April, 1634 and July, 1635. In one of the first ships arriving in 1635, came Thomas Parker a minister along with a small company of settlers. They went first to Agawam (Ipswich) and later along with their countrymen, who came from Wiltshire, England, to Newbury.

On May 6, 1635, before the settlers had moved from Ipswich to Newbury, the House of Deputies passed a resolution that Quascacunquen was to be established as a plantation and its name was to be changed to Newbury. So Newbury was named before the first settlers arrived, interestingly Thomas Parker had taught school in Newbury, Berkshire, England before coming to America.

The first settlers came by water from Ipswich, through Plum Island Sound, and up the Quascacunquen River, which was later renamed the Parker River. There had been a few fisherman occupying the banks of the Merrimack and Parker rivers before this, but they were not permanent settlers. These settlers came to Newbury in May or June of 1635. Ships from England began to arrive almost immediately with cattle and more settlers. Governor Winthrop, in his history of New England under the date of June 3, 1635, records the arrival of two ships with Dutch cattle along with the ship "James", from Southampton bringing more settlers.

Newbury was, therefore, begun as a stock raising enterprise and the settlers came to engage in that business and to establish homes for themselves. In total fifteen ships came in June and one each in August, November and December bringing still more families to the settlement.

There is no record of how many families arrived in the first year. Houses were erected on both sides of the Parker River. The principal settlement was around the meeting house on the lower green. The first church in Newbury could not have been formed before June, as some of those recorded at its formation are not recorded as having arrived until June.

In the division of land the first settlers recognized the scripture rule, "to him that hath shall be given," and the wealth of each grantee can be estimated by the number of acres given him.

The reason for establishing Newbury, as stated above, was not in fleeing from religious persecution but to utilize vacant lands and to establish a profitable business for the members of a stock-raising company.

When they arrived in Massachusetts, the settlers found that the state had established the Congregational form of religion. Everyone was taxed to support the Congregational Society and was commanded to attend worship at the meeting house. The Reverend Thomas Parker was a member of the stock raising company and was also the minister of the settlers.

The outlying settlers had a long journey to the meeting house. The congregations were in danger of attacks from Indians and wild beasts on their way to and from worship. There was a constant dread of attack during the time of services and all able bodied inhabitants were required to bring their weapons to church. Sentinels were posted at the doors.

In spite of the hardship and danger, the population steadily increased in number and gradually improved its worldly condition. Being cramped for room, the settlers moved up to the upper or training green. This was in order to get tillable land and engage in commercial pursuits. This movement began in 1642. Each had been allotted half an acre for a building lot on the lower green, on the upper green each was to have four acres for a house lot. Also on the upper green a new pond was artificially formed for watering cattle.

The new town gradually extended along the Merrimack River to the mouth of the Artichoke River. It appears that all desirable land in this region was apportioned among the freeholders by October 1646. The land beyond was ordered to lie perpetually common. This tract of common land was a part of Newbury and what is now West Newbury. The Indian threat had disappeared as most of the Indians in the region had been exterminated by an epidemic. The first record of an Indian living in Newbury is in January 1644, when a lot was granted to "John Indian."

Over the following years some notable, though not earth shaking events occurred in Newbury.

In 1639, Edward Rawson began the manufacture of gun powder in what was probably America's first powder mill.

Newbury had a trial for witchcraft thirteen years before the trials in Salem. In 1679, Elizabeth Morse was accused. She was condemned three times to die, but was reprieved and spent her last years in her home, at what is now Market square in Newburyport.

The first American born silversmith was Jeremiah Dummer of Newbury who apprenticed to John Hull, an Englishman. He practiced his trade in what is now Newburyport. Jeremiah was the father of Governor William Dummer the founder of Gov. Dummer Academy. Jeremiah's brother-in-law, John Coney, engraved the plates for the first paper money made in America.

In 1686, when the upper Commons (West Newbury) were divided among the freeholders of the town of Newbury, Pipestave Hill was covered with a dense forest of oak and birch. These trees were cut and used to make staves for wine casks and molasses hogsheads. For many years, this industry, the first of its kind in America, flourished and the place is still called Pipestave Hill.

Limestone was discovered in Newbury in 1697. Previous to this all the lime used for building was obtained from oyster and clam shells. Mortar made from this lime was very durable and came, in time, to be almost as hard as granite. This business prospered for many years until a superior quality of lime was discovered elsewhere.

The first toll bridge and shipyard in America were also in Newbury. The latter giving rise to the ship building industry which was to determine the prosperity of Newburyport in the coming centuries.

In West Newbury, in 1759, Enoch Noyes began making horn buttons and coarse combs of various kinds. This was the beginning of the comb making business in Newbury and other places. This business continued and grew, moving to Newburyport in its later years, closing in 1934. ****** First Settlers of Newbury This listing was extracted by Joshua Coffin from the proprietor's book of records, folio forty-four. The record is dated December 1642 and is the first known list of the first Settlers of Newbury.

Walter Allen - Nathaniel Badger - Richard Badger - Giles Badger - Christopher Bartlet - Richard Bartlet - John Bartlet - Nicholas Batt - William Berry - Thomas Blumfield - John Bond - Mr. John Browne - Richard Browne - Thomas Browne - George Browne - Joseph Carter - John Cheney - Mr. John Clarke - Robert Coker - Thomas Coleman - Thomas Cromwell - Mr. John Cutting - Thomas Davis - Thomas Dow - Mr. Richard Dummer - Mr. Stephen Dummer - John Emery - Richard Fitts - William Franklin - John Fry - Samuel Gile - John Goff - Mr. Edmund Greenleaf - Thomas Hale - Nicholas Holt - Abel Huse - John Hutchins - William Ilsley - John Kelly - Stephen Kent - Richard Kent, Jr - Richard Knight - John Knight - Richard Littlehale - Mr. John Lowle - Mr. PercivalLowle - Henry Lunt - John Merrill - Mr. John Miller - William Moody - William Mors - Anthony Morss - John Musselwhite - Mr. James Noyes - Nicholas Noyes - Mrs. John Oliver - John Osgood - William Palmer - Henry Palmer - Mr. Thomas Parker - Joseph Peasley - John Pemberton - John Pike Jr - John Pike, Sr - Francis Plumer - John Poor - Mr. Edward Rawson - Henry Rolfe - John Russ - Samuel Scullard - Mr. Henry Sewall - Anthony Short - Henry Short - Thomas Silver - Thomas Smith - Anthony Somerby - Henry Somerby - Mr. John Spencer - Wid. (William) Stevens - John Stevens - John Swett - William Thomas - Daniel Thurston - William Titcomb - Abraham Toppan - Henry Travers - Nathaniel Weare - William White - Mr. John Woodbridge - Mr. Edward Woodman - Archelaus Woodman. Sources: 1. NEHGR Vol 1, 2, 48, 53 2. "Noyes Genealogy" vol 2 3. "Annals of the American Pulpit" Wm Sprague Vol 1 4. "Ould Newbury" John Currier 1896 5. "Hist of Medford" Charles Brooks 1886 6. "History of Newbury" Joshua Coffin 1845 7. " Dir Anc Heads NE Families" Holmes 8. Savage 9. "Hist of Stonington CT" Wheeler 1900 10. Essex Antiquarian Vol 7,9 11. "History of Wallingford CT" Charles Davis 1870 12. "Cheseborough Genealogy" Wildey 13. "American Ancestry" vol 3,5 14. NYGR vol 20 15. "Hyde Genealogy" Walworth 16. "History of Newburyport" John Currier Vol 1 & 2 17, Everton GEDSRCH Emma Jo Davis, Williamsburg, Va John Kuhns, 73307.2052@compuserve.com Paul Noyes, paulnoyes@mindspring.com Robert Weller, RWGENENUT@aol.com 18. WFT #3929, 4918, 946,5673, 5284,4682, 6145, 3049 19. "Ancestry of Abel Lunt" Walter Goodwin Davis 1963

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Children of James NOYES and Sarah BROWN are: i. Joseph NOYES, born October 15, 1637 in Newbury, Essex, MA; died November 16, 1717 in Bermuda Islands; married (1) Mary WILLIAMS; married (2) Mary Darvell November 12, 1662; married (3) Mary WILLARD July 04, 1680; married (4) Mary DUNSTER July 14, 1680.

Notes for Joseph NOYES: May have died in Newbury, MA More About Mary WILLARD: Fact 3: Mrs

ii. James NOYES, born March 11, 1639/40 in Newbury, MA; died December 30, 1719 in Stonington, New London, CT; married Dorothy STANTON September 11, 1674 in Stonington, New London, CT.

Notes for James NOYES: The Reverend James NOYES resided with the family of Thomas STANTON, Sr., until ordained 11 September 1674.  The following day Rev. NOYES married Miss Dorothy STANTON, daughter of Thomas and Ann (LORD) STANTON.  Rev. James NOYES was chaplain with Captain George DENISON's expedition that captured Canonchet, Chief sachem of the Narragansett Indians, April 1676. -   DENISON NEWSLETTER (The Denison Society, December 1987), No.82, p.4;  Williams Haynes, STONINGTON CHRONOLOGY (1976), p.22. More About James NOYES: Fact 2: 1719, Stonington, CT, Palmer Cemetery Fact 3: Rev

250 iii. Moses NOYES, born December 16, 1643 in Newbury, Essex Co, MA; died November 10, 1729 in Lyme, New London Co, CT; married Ruth PICKETT Abt. 1675 in prob Lyme, New London, CT. iv. John NOYES, born June 03, 1645 in Newbury, Essex, MA; died November 09, 1678 in Boston, Suffolk, MA; married (1) Sarah OLIVER in Boston, Suffolk, MA; married (2) Mary POOR. v. Thomas NOYES, born August 10, 1648 in Newbury, Essex, MA; died April 24, 1730 in Newbury, Essex, MA; married (1) Elizabeth Ilsley; married (2) Martha PIERCE December 28, 1669; married (3) Elizabeth GREENLEAF September 24, 1677 in Newbury, Essex, MA. vi. Rebecca NOYES, born April 01, 1651 in Newbury, Essex, MA; died in prob Newbury Ma; married John KNIGHT January 01, 1670/71 in Newbury, Essex, MA. vii. William NOYES, born September 22, 1653 in Newbury, Essex, MA; died March 10, 1743/44 in Boston, Suffolk, MA; married Sarah COGSWELL November 06, 1685. viii. Sarah NOYES, born March 25, 1656 in Newbury, Essex, MA; died May 20, 1695 in Beverly, Suffolk, MA; married (1) John PAXON 1684; married (2) John HALE March 31, 1684 in Newbury, Essex, MA. ix. Sarah NOYES, born August 12, 1641 in Newbury, Essex, MA; died February 21, 1753; married BROWN.

502. John PICKETT, born Abt. 1627 in New London, CT; died August 16, 1667 in At Sea, Returning from, Barbadoes. He married 503. Ruth BREWSTER March 14, 1650/51 in New London, CT. 503. Ruth BREWSTER, born October 03, 1631 in Jones River, Plymouth MA; died May 01, 1677 in New London, CT. She was the daughter of 1006. Jonathan BREWSTER and 1007. Lucretia OLDHAM.

Notes for John PICKETT:

********* ANCESTORS OF MARY (MASON) SPILMAN (1813-1903) 1651 -    John PICKET came from Salem, Mass.to New London about 1647 and on 14 March 1651 he married Ruth BREWSTER, daughter of Jonathan and Lucretia (OLDHAM) BREWSTER.  In 1653 he bought from UNCAS about 700 acres of land in the present town of Ledyard, Connecticut.  John and Ruth (BREWSTER) PICKET had had children:  Mary PICKETT m.1672 Benjamin SHAPELY; Ruth PICKET m. Rev. Moses NOYES; William; John; Adam PICKETT m.1680 Hannah, dau. of Daniel WETHERELL; and Mercy PICKETT m. (1) Samuel FOSDICK and (2) John ARNOLD.  All three of their sons were lost at sea, and PICKET himself was lost in a voyage to Barbadoes in 1667.   His widow married Charles HILL. -  James H. Allyn, SWAMP YANKEE FROM MYSTIC (1980), pp.15-16.

1662 -    John PICKETT, on 14 Feb. 1661/2, relinquished his rights to the property inherited from his father-in-law, Jonathan BREWSTER, and provided that his "mother-in-law, Mrs. BREWSTER, the late wife of his father, Mr. Jonathan BREWSTER, shall have a full and competent means out of the estate during her life, from the said Benjamin BREWSTER at her own dispose freely and fully to command at her own pleasure."  THE MAYFLOWER QUARTERLY, v.34, p.45-46; v.52, No.2, pp.72-83. 1667 -     John PICKET died at sea on 16 August 1667 "while returning from Barbados."  His widow, Ruth (BREWSTER) PICKET, married second, 18 July 1668, to Charles HILL; and she died 1 May 1677.  Charles HILL married secondly, at New London 12 June 1678, Rachel MASON, daughter of John and Anne (PECK) MASON ************* Sources: 1. GEDSRCH Phillip Ferguson, pmfergie@eonet.com Paul Noyes, noyes@mindspring.com 2. GENDEX Earl Crandall, eperry@capital.net Jan Oldham, joldham@indy.net 3. WFT Vol 1 #277 Vol 2 #636, 4682, 3024 Vol 3 #2182, 0094

Children of John PICKETT and Ruth BREWSTER are: i. Mary PICKETT, born 1652 in New London, CT; died January 15, 1734/35 in New London, CT; married Benjamin SHAPELY April 10, 1672 in New London, CT.

More About Mary PICKETT: Fact 1: January 16, 1659/60, bapt More About Benjamin SHAPELY: Fact 3: Capt

251 ii. Ruth PICKETT, born 1654 in New London, CT; died September 14, 1690 in Lyme, CT; married Moses NOYES Abt. 1675 in prob Lyme, New London, CT. iii. John PICKETT, born July 25, 1656 in New London, CT; died in At Sea. iv. Adam PICKETT, born November 15, 1658 in New London, CT; died 1691 in At Sea; married Hannah WETHERELL May 16, 1680. v. Mercy PICKETT, born January 16, 1660/61 in New London, CT; died November 28, 1725 in New London, CT; married (1) Samuel FOSDICK November 01, 1682 in New London, CT; married (2) John ARNOLD December 06, 1703. vi. William PICKETT, born Abt. 1663 in New London, CT; died Abt. 1690 in At Sea.

504. James2 BATES, born 1582 in Lydd, Co Kent, England; died November 1655 in Dorchester, Co Suffolk, MA. He was the son of 1008. James1 BATES and 1009. Mary MARTINE. He married 505. Alice GLOVER September 13, 1603 in Saltwood, England. 505. Alice GLOVER, born 1583 in England; died August 14, 1657 in Dorchester, MA.

Notes for James2 BATES: Husbandman

Sources: 1.Savage vol 1& 2 2. NEHGR Vol 5, 14, 41,51, 58 3. "American Ancestry" vol 6 4. "Pioneers of Mass" Pope 5. "OneBranch of the Booth Family" C E Booth 6. "Early Ct Settlers" Hinman 7. DAR National Hist Magazine Vol 74 #11 8 . "Original List of Persons of Quality" Hotten 9. "Journal of American Genealogy" Vol 5 10. "Bates Genealogy" Peggy Bates 11. LDS Ancestral File 12. Paul Dingwell 13. Gee Gee Hughes 14. Everton GEDSRCH Emily Rogers...MMROGERS@aol 15. DianeBates@aol 16. WFT #5373

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Children of James2 BATES and Alice GLOVER are: i. William BATES, born 1607; died September 29, 1625 in England.

More About William BATES: Fact 1: July 19, 1607, Lydd, England

ii. Richard BATES, born in England; died March 06, 1655/56 in England; married (1) Susan Isham; married (2) Ellen WALLIS April 1637.

More About Richard BATES: Fact 1: November 12, 1609, Lydd, England

iii. Thomasine BATES.

More About Thomasine BATES: Fact 2: April 16, 1624, England

iv. Lydia BATES, married (1) William FLETCHER; married (2) Roger WILLIAMS Abt. 1649.

More About Lydia BATES: Fact 1: October 22, 1615, England

v. Mary BATES, died January 04, 1702/03; married Hopestill FOSTER Abt. 1639.

More About Mary BATES: Fact 1: November 21, 1619, Lydd, England

vi. Margaret BATES, married Christopher GIBSON.

More About Margaret BATES: Fact 1: September 16, 1621, England

244 vii. James3 BATES, born 1624; died March 13, 1717/18 in Haddam, CT, or Huntington, LI; married Ann WITHINGTON 1647 in MA. viii. Elizabeth BATES, born in England; died 1679 in Dorchester, MA; married Thomas LAWRENCE Abt. 1635 in MA.

506. Henry WITHINGTON, born 1588 in England; died February 02, 1666/67 in Dorchester, MA. He was the son of 1012. George WITHINGTON and 1013. Margaret PENNINGTON. He married 507. Elizabeth SMITH September 30, 1622 in Leigh, Lancaster, England. 507. Elizabeth SMITH, born Abt. 1601 in Leigh, Lancaster, England; died February 16, 1659/60 in Dorcester, MA.

More About Henry WITHINGTON: Fact 1: February 22, 1589/90, Leigh, Lancaster Co, England

Children of Henry WITHINGTON and Anne LEECH are: i. Richard WITHINGTON, born Abt. 1618 in England; died December 22, 1701 in Dorchester, MA.

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ii. Faith WITHINGTON, born 1620 in England; died February 03, 1687/88 in Dorchester, MA.

More About Faith WITHINGTON: Fact 1: October 13, 1616, Leigh, England

Children of Henry WITHINGTON and Elizabeth SMITH are: i. Mary WITHINGTON, born Abt. 1623 in London, England; died March 26, 1697 in Cambridge, MA; married Thomas DANFORTH February 23, 1643/44.

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245 ii. Ann WITHINGTON, born 1625 in London, England; died 1700 in Huntington, LI, NY; married James3 BATES 1647 in MA.

508. William1 Lord, born 1618 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died May 17, 1678 in Saybrook, CT or Lyme CT. He was the son of 1016. Thomas Lord and 1017. Dorothy BIRD. He married 509. Hattie or Dorothy NICKERSON January 18, 1640/41 in Saybrook, CT. 509. Hattie or Dorothy NICKERSON, died Bef. 1664.

Notes for William1 Lord: Sources: 1. Savage 2. "Gen & Desc of Thomas Lord" Kenneth Lord 3. NEHGR vol 4 4. "McCormick-Hamilton-Lord-Day Ancestral Lines" McCormick 1957 5. WFT #73, 3, 3972, 1229, 552, 4634, 649 6. GENDEX Earl Crandall, eperry@capital.net Warner Lord, wplord@connix.com 7, GEDSRCH Linda Mow ivan@halcyon.com Terri Main, Newton, IA Ron Olsen, rrolsen@everton.com E John Graichen, ejohn@deltanet.com

More About William1 Lord: Fact 1: December 27, 1618, Towcester, England

Children of William1 Lord and Hattie NICKERSON are: 246 i. William2 LORD, born October 1643 in Saybrook, CT; died December 04, 1696 in East Haddam, CT; married Sarah BROOKS Abt. 1678 in East Haddam, CT. ii. Thomas Lord, born December 1645 in Saybrook, CT; died June 22, 1730 in Lyme CT; married Mary Lee RANSOM December 22, 1693.

More About Thomas Lord: Fact 2: 1730, Duck River Cem, Lyme, CT

iii. Richard Lord, born May 26, 1647 in Saybrook, CT; died April 27, 1727 in Lyme, CT; married Elizabeth HYDE 1682.

More About Richard Lord: Fact 2: 1727, Dutch River Cem, Lyme, CT Fact 3: Lieut

iv. Mary Lord, born May 1649 in Saybrook, CT; died September 14, 1736 in East Haddam, CT or Stonington Ct; married Samuel OLMSTEAD Abt. 1675. v. Robert LORD, born August 16, 1651 in Saybrook, CT or Fairfield CT; died 1739 in Fairfield, CT; married Esther WARD HILL January 20, 1689/90. vi. John Lord, born September 1653 in Saybrook, CT; died November 25, 1689 in Lyme, CT. vii. Joseph Lord, born September 1656 in Saybrook, CT; died November 25, 1687 in prob Lyme, CT.

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viii. Sarah Lord, born 1657 in Hartford, CT; died January 02, 1750/51; married John COLT.

510. Thomas BROOKS, born Abt. 1639 in England; died October 18, 1668 in Haddam, CT. He married 511. Marah SPENCER 1662. 511. Marah SPENCER, born 1641 in Lynn, MA; died December 1714 in Haddam, CT. She was the daughter of 1022. Jared2 SPENCER and 1023. Hannah HILLS or CRAFT.

Notes for Marah SPENCER: May be named Alice

Children of Thomas BROOKS and Marah SPENCER are: 247 i. Sarah BROOKS, born December 1662 in East Haddam, CT; married (1) William2 LORD Abt. 1678 in East Haddam, CT; married (2) Samuel INGHAM February 25, 1702/03. ii. Thomas BROOKS, born June 1664 in Haddam, CT; died April 04, 1734 in Haddam, CT; married Susannah ARNOLD March 16, 1694/95 in Haddam, CT.

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iii. Mary BROOKS, born June 1666 in Haddam, CT; married Henry SMITH. iv. Alice BROOKS, born December 1668 in Haddam, CT.

Generation No. 10

896. James1 KIDDER, born 1595 in Maresfield, Sussex, England. He was the son of 1792. John 2 KIDDER and 1793. Joane BURGES. He married 897. Elizabeth. 897. Elizabeth, born Abt. 1599 in Sussex Co, England.

Notes for James1 KIDDER: BETH CHASE GREY, chasegrey@compuserve.com This James reputedly removed from Maresfield to East Grinstead. There is however no record of him or his immediate family in the East Grinstead parish registers.

Sources: 1. Ruby Coleman.. rubyc8428@aol 2. Robert Battle, battle@iname.com

Child of James1 KIDDER and Elizabeth is: 448 i. James2 KIDDER, born 1626 in East Grinstead, Sussex Co, England; died April 16, 1676 in Billerica, Middlesex Co, MA; married Anna MOORE 1649 in Cambridge ,Middlesex, MA.

898. Francis MOORE, born 1592 in England; died August 20, 1671 in Cambridge, MA. He was the son of 1796. Enoch MOORE and 1797. Catherine. He married 899. Katherine MONFORD 1629 in England. 899. Katherine MONFORD, born in England; died December 28, 1648 in Cambridge, MA.

Notes for Francis MOORE:

BETH CHASE GREY , chasegrey@compuserve.com Francis was a freeman at Cambridge 22 May 1639. He m. secondly Elizabeth Periman, thought to be the widow of Thomas Periman. Francis had a brother, Golden Moore, who lived nearby in Cambridge. An inventory of his estate was taken on 24 Aug 1671.

Sources: 1. "New England Families" Vol 2 William Cutter 1914 2. "Pioneers of MA" Pope 3. "The Kidder Genealogy" 4. "Hist of Cambridge" Paige 1877 5. Savage 6. "Rec of First Church of Cambridge" Sharples 1906 7. NEHGR Vol 3-4; 9; 122 8. LDS Anc Files 9. Ruby Coleman rubyc8428@aol 10. WFT #2604, 4301, 4405, 1318, 0058

More About Francis MOORE: Fact 1: September 02, 1592, Maldon, Co Essex, England, All Saints Churc

Notes for Katherine MONFORD: Sources: 1. WFT #3738

Children of Francis MOORE and Katherine MONFORD are: i. Thomas MOORE, born 1523 in England; died January 05, 1688/89; married Sarah HODGES November 09, 1653. ii. Francis MOORE, born Abt. 1620 in England; died February 23, 1688/89 in MA; married (1) Catherine; married (2) Abby EATON September 07, 1650. iii. Matthew MOORE, born Abt. 1628 in Newbury, Essex, MA; died March 20, 1690/91 in Woodbridge, New Jersey; married Sarah SAVORY May 27, 1662 in Newbury, Essex Co, MA. iv. Samuel MOORE, born Abt. 1630 in Newbury, MA; married Hannah PLUMER. 449 v. Anna MOORE, born 1630 in England; died 1691 in Billerica, Middlesex Co, MA; married (1) James2 KIDDER 1649 in Cambridge ,Middlesex, MA; married (2) William UNDERWOOD March 17, 1684/85 in Chelmsford,Middlesex, MA. vi. Rebecca MOORE, born 1642 in MA. vii. Sarah MOORE, born February 03, 1642/43 in Newbury, Co Essex, MA; married Samuel DENNIS. viii. John MOORE, born 1645 in Middlesex Co, MA.

902. George3 RUGGLES, born Abt. 1607 in Suffolk, England; died June 18, 1669 in Boston or Braintree, MA. He was the son of 1804. George2 RUGGLES and 1805. mom. He married 903. Elizabeth. 903. Elizabeth, born Abt. 1611 in Boston, MA.

Notes for George3 RUGGLES: Sources: 1. Milwaukee Library Family Files 2. VR Boston 3. "Ancestral Lines" Ed Paul 4. "Records of Boston" NEHGR vol July 1849 5. "Braintree Records" 1640-1793 ed Samuel Bates 1886 6. "Memorial Hist of Boston" J Windsor 1881 7. NEHGR Vol 11, 12, 36 8. savage Vol 3 9. NYGR Vol 28, 41 10. "Pioneers of MA" Pope 11. WFT Vol 4 #1236, 4007

Children of George3 RUGGLES and Elizabeth are: 451 i. Elizabeth RUGGLES, born in Braintree, Norfolk, MA; married William BROWN February 24, 1654/55 in Boston, MA. ii. Mary RUGGLES.

More About Mary RUGGLES: Fact 1: January 03, 1635/36, Boston, MA

iii. John RUGGLES, born December 21, 1637 in Braintree, MA; died 1709 in Braintree, MA; married Rebecca BUTCHER FARNSWORTH 1709 in Braintree, MA.

More About John RUGGLES: Fact 1: December 31, 1637, Boston, MA

iv. Rachel RUGGLES, born December 15, 1642 in Braintree, MA; died 1682; married Philip SQUIRE 1670. v. Sarah RUGGLES, born July 29, 1645 in Braintree, MA; married John WILMOT. vi. Samuel RUGGLES, born November 03, 1648 in Braintree, MA; died 1697; married Sarah. vii. Mehitable RUGGLES, born May 16, 1650 in Braintree, MA; married Humphrey RICHARDS.

918. Rowland STEBBINS, born 1592 in Bocking, Essex Co, England; died December 14, 1671 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA. He was the son of 1836. Thomas STEBBINS and 1837. Mrs. He married 919. Sarah WHITING November 30, 1618 in Bocking, England. 919. Sarah WHITING, born 1591 in England; died 1649 in Springfield, MA.

More About Rowland STEBBINS: Fact 1: November 05, 1592, Bocking, England Fact 2: 1671, Bridge St Cem, Northampton, MA

More About Sarah WHITING: Fact 2: October 04, 1649, Springfield, MA

Children of Rowland STEBBINS and Sarah WHITING are: i. Thomas STEBBINS, born 1620 in Bocking, England; died September 15, 1683 in Springfield, MA; married Hannah WRIGHT November 16, 1645 in Springfield, MA. ii. Sarah STEBBINS, born 1623 in Bocking, England; married Thomas MERRICK. iii. John STEBBINS, born 1626 in Bocking, England; died March 07, 1677/78 in Northampton, MA; married (1) Anne MUNDEN March 14, 1645/46 in Springfield, MA; married (2) Abigail BARTLETT December 17, 1657 in Northampton, MA.

More About John STEBBINS: Fact 2: Bridge St Cem, Northampton, MA

459 iv. Elizabeth STEBBINS, born 1628 in Bocking, Essex Co, England; died October 28, 1700 in Springfield, MA; married John CLARK January 02, 1645/46 in Springfield, MA.

920. William CARPENTER.

Child of William CARPENTER is: 460 i. William CARPENTER, married Priscilla BENNETT.

924. John2 STRONG, born 1605 in Taunton, Somerset, England; died April 14, 1699 in Northampton, Hampton, MA. He was the son of 1848. Richard STRONG and 1849. Eleanor DEANE. He married 925. Abigail FORD December 30, 1636 in Dorchester, Suffolk, MA. 925. Abigail FORD, born October 18, 1619 in England; died July 06, 1688 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA. She was the daughter of 1850. Thomas FORD and 1851. Elizabeth CHARD.

Notes for John2 STRONG: Sources: 1. Georgene Humphries

More About Abigail FORD: Fact 1: October 08, 1619, bapt Bridgeport, Dorset, England Fact 2: 1688, buried Bridge St Cem, Northampton, MA

Children of John2 STRONG and Abigail FORD are: 462 i. Jedediah STRONG, born May 07, 1637 in Windsor, Hartford, CT; married Freedom WOODWARD November 18, 1662 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA. ii. John STRONG. iii. Return STRONG. iv. Ebenezer STRONG. v. Thomas STRONG. vi. Josiah STRONG. vii. Abigail STRONG. viii. Elizabeth STRONG. ix. Experience STRONG, born August 04, 1650 in Windsor, Hartford, CT. x. Samuel STRONG. xi. Joseph STRONG. xii. Mary STRONG. xiii. Sarah STRONG. xiv. Hannah STRONG. xv. Hester STRONG. xvi. Jerijah STRONG.

926. Henry WOODWARD, born May 22, 1607 in Much Worton, Lancashire, England; died April 09, 1685 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA. He was the son of 1852. Thomas WOODWARD and 1853. Elizabeth TYRER. He married 927. Elizabeth September 04, 1679 in Suffolk, England. 927. Elizabeth.

Notes for Henry WOODWARD: Sources: 1. Georgene Humphries, humphri@northrim.net

Children of Henry WOODWARD and Elizabeth are: 463 i. Freedom WOODWARD, born July 1642 in Dorchester, Suffolk, MA; died May 17, 1681 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA; married Jedediah STRONG November 18, 1662 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA. ii. John WOODWARD. iii. Experience WOODWARD. iv. Thankful WOODWARD.

962. George FARR, born 1594-1604 in England, or Lynn, MA; died October 24, 1662 in Lynn, MA. He was the son of 1924. FARR and 1925. mom. He married 963. Elizabeth STOWERS November 16, 1643 in Lynn, MA. 963. Elizabeth STOWERS, born 1619-1622 in Charlestown, Suffolk, MA; died March 11, 1686/87 in Lynn, MA. She was the daughter of 1926. Nicholas STOWERS and 1927. Amy JAMES.

More About Elizabeth STOWERS: Fact 2: March 11, 1686/87, Lynn, MA

Children of George FARR and Elizabeth STOWERS are: i. Joseph FARR, born 1637 in Lynn, MA; died February 03, 1726/27; married (1) Hannah WALDEN September 22, 1680 in Lynn, MA; married (2) Rebecca KNIGHT 1696 in Lynn, MA. ii. John FARR, born 1640 in Lynn, MA; died October 29, 1672 in Lynn, MA. iii. Lazarus FARR, born 1642 in Lynn, MA; died December 09, 1669 in Lynn, MA. iv. Benjamin FARR, born 1644 in Lynn, MA; died December 09, 1669; married Elizabeth BURRELL July 28, 1680 in Lynn, MA. 481 v. Mary FARR, born January 06, 1643/44 in Lynn, MA; died January 07, 1716/17 in Groton, Middlesex, MA; married (1) James1 MCCALL October 11, 1657 in Braintree, MA; married (2) Joseph NILES September 15, 1661 in Braintree, MA. vi. Martha FARR, born February 25, 1645/46 in Lynn, MA; died 1672; married William CLARK September 18, 1661 in Boston, MA. vii. Sarah FARR, born Abt. 1648 in Lynn, MA. viii. Elizabeth FARR, born 1648 in Lynn, MA; married Nicholas HUTCHINS April 04, 1666. ix. Phebe FARR, born May 1650 in Lynn, MA.

968. John TURNER, born October 30, 1564 in Kent, England. He married 969. mom. 969. mom, born Abt. 1571.

Notes for John TURNER: Descendants of John TURNER-286

First Generation

1. John TURNER-286 was born 30 Oct 1554 in Of Kent, England. He died in No Group Sheet. (I changed the birth year from 1654 to 1554. I think the 1654 was an error because that would have made him younger than his son. John married (1-MRIN:172) Mrs. John TURNER-287. Mrs. was born about 1571.

They had the following children:

+ 2 M i. Humphrey TURNER-169 was born 22 Oct 1593 and died 5 Jun 1673.

Second Generation

2. Humphrey TURNER-169 was born 22 Oct 1593 in Kent, England. He died 5 Jun 1673 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Humphrey married (1-MRIN:107) Lydia GAMER-170 before 1620 in England. Lydia was born 1598 in England. She died in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts.

They had the following children:

3 M i. John TURNER-171 was born 22 Oct 1620 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts and was christened in England. He died 28 Jun 1697 in (Wp), Plymouth, Massachusetts and was buried 1697. Marriage to Mary Brewster verified in American Marriages before 1699. AJTM 4 Apr 1997. John married (1-MRIN:96) Mary BREWSTER-353 on 12 Nov 1645 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, Colonial USA. John also married (2-MRIN:97) Elizabeth MARSH-354 on 1646 in Massachusetts, Colonial USA. John also married (3-MRIN:98) Deborah WILLIAMS-355 on Feb 1648 in Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts, Colonial USA. John also married (4-MRIN:99) Alice-356 in Massachusetts, Colonial USA. John also married (5-MRIN:100) Ann JAMES-357 on 24 Apr 1649 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, Colonial USA. + 4 F ii. Lydia TURNER-103 was born 1629. 5 F iii. Mary TURNER-172 was born 25 Jan 1634 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts and was christened 25 Jan 1635 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She died 1703/1706 in Scituate, Massachusetts. Marriage verified in American Marriages before 1699. AJTM 4 Apr 1997. Mary married (1-MRIN:101) William PARKER-358 on 13 Nov 1651 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, Colonial USA. Marriage verified in American Marriages before 1699. AJTM 4 Apr 1997 6 M iv. Joseph TURNER-173 was born 1 Jan 1636 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts and was christened 1 Jan 1636 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He died 1647. Joseph married (1- MRIN:102) Bathsheba HOBART-359 about 1660 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, Colonial USA. 7 M v. Thomas TURNER-174 was born about 1637 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He died Nov 1688 in Scituate, Massachusetts and was buried Nov 1688. Marriage verified in American Marriage Records before 1699. AJTM 4 Apr 1997. Thomas married (1- MRIN:103) Sarah HYLAND-360 on 6 Jan 1652 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, Colonial USA. Marriage verified in American Marriage Records before 1699. AJTM 4 Apr 1997 8 M vi. Nathaniel TURNER-175 was born 10 Mar 1639 in Of Scituate, Plymouth, Mass and was christened 10 Mar 1639 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He died 31 Jan 1715 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Marriage verified in American Marriage Records before 1699. AJTM 4 Apr 1997. Nathaniel married (1- MRIN:104) Mehitable RIGBY-361 on 29 Mar 1665 in Dorchester, Suffolk, Massachusetts, Colonial USA. Marriage verified in American Marriage Records before 1699. AJTM 4 Apr 1997. Nathaniel also married (2-MRIN:105) Abigail JAMES-362 before 31 Mar 1691 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, Colonial USA. 9 M vii. Daniel TURNER-176 was born 1641 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Daniel married (1-MRIN:106) Hannah RANDALL- 363 on 20 Jun 1665 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, Colonial USA. Hannah was born Mar 1644 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, Colonial USA. She died 23 Aug 1714 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, Colonial USA.

Third Generation

4. Lydia TURNER-103 was born 1629 and was christened 17 Feb 1629 in Little Baddow, Essex, England. Marriage verified in American Marriages before 1699. AJTM 4 Apr 1997. Lydia married (1-MRIN:61) James DOUGHTY-102, possible son of Edward DOTY-1883 (MRIN:754) on 15 Aug 1649 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, Colonial USA. James was born 1624 in Of Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He died in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Marriage verified in American Marriages before 1699. AJTM 4 Apr 1997

James and Lydia had the following children:

+ 10 F i. Mary (Or Doty) DOUGHTY-69 was born 23 Jun 1650 and died 1680/1683. 11 M ii. James (Or Doty) DOUGHTY-104 was born 21 Feb 1651 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. 12 F iii. Elizabeth DOTY-105 was born 5 Mar 1654 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Elizabeth married (1-MRIN:59) Job RANDALL-325 on 1679 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, Colonial USA. Job was born 8 Feb 1654/1655 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, Colonial USA. He died 19 Sep 1727 in Norwell, Massachusetts, Colonial USA. 13 F iv. Martha (Or Doty) DOUGHTY-106 was born 12 Apr 1657 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. 14 F v. Lydia (Or Doty) DOUGHTY-107 was born 14 Feb 1658 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Lydia married (1-MRIN:60) Samuel RUSSELL-314. 15 F vi. Sarah (Or Doty) DOUGHTY-108 was born 2 Apr 1662 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. 16 M vii. Samuel (Or Doty) DOUGHTY-109 was born 29 Sep 1664 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. 17 M viii. Robert (Or Robard) DOUGHTY-110 was born 14 Feb 1667 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. 18 F ix. Susanna (Or Doty) DOUGHTY-111 was born 15 Feb 1670 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts.

Child of John TURNER and mom is: 484 i. Humphrey TURNER, born October 22, 1594 in Kent, Essex Co, England; died June 05, 1673 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; married Lydia GAMER October 24, 1618 in Sandon, Essex Co, England.

970. Richard GAMER, died October 1613. He married 971. Margaret MASON. 971. Margaret MASON, died July 02, 1602.

Notes for Richard GAMER: David Pane-Joyce, djoyce@clarku.edu: Lydia Gamer, daughter of Richard Gaymer (-Oct 1613) & Margaret Mason (-2 Jul 1602), in Sandon, Essex, Eng. Born ca 1602 in England. Lydia was baptized in Terling, Essex, Eng. on 18 May 1602.[6] 

(6. Ralph Dean Clark, "Ralph Clark's Genealogy Page," http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/5869/genealogy.htm, June 1998.) **********

Child of Richard GAMER and Margaret MASON is: 485 i. Lydia GAMER, born 1598 in England; died 1673 in Scituate,Plymouth, MA; married Humphrey TURNER October 24, 1618 in Sandon, Essex Co, England.

972. Simon RANDALL, born Abt. 1574 in Grantham, Lincolnshire, England. He married 973. Jane STEPHENS January 10, 1598/99 in Grantham, Lincolnshire, England. 973. Jane STEPHENS, born Abt. 1578 in Grantham, Lincolnshire, England.

Notes for Simon RANDALL: David Pane-Joyce, djoyce @clarku.edu Simon Randall. Born ca 1574 in Grantham, Lincolnshire, Eng. On 10 Jan 1599 when Simon was 25, he married Jane Stephens, in Grantham, Lincolnshire, Eng. Their child: William Randall (1609-1693)

Sources: 1. Everton GEDSRCH Charleen Dunn, Brigham City, UT Richard Cooke, Bedford, MA 2. GENDEX Keith Berry, kab@compusmart.ab.ca

Child of Simon RANDALL and Jane STEPHENS is: 486 i. William RANDALL, born 1609 in London, Middlesex, England; died October 13, 1693 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; married Elizabeth BARSTOW 1640 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA.

974. Matthew2 BARSTOW, born Abt. 1590 in Shelf, Halifax, Yorkshire, England; died in Shelf, Halifax, Yorkshire, England. He was the son of 1948. Matthew1 BARSTOW and 1949. person unknown. He married 975. Isabel HILL. 975. Isabel HILL, born 1592 in Halifax, Yorkshire, England.

Notes for Matthew2 BARSTOW: ******* David Pane-Joyce, djoyce@clarku.edu

Barstow family: Matthew Barstow. Born on 29 Jun 1565 in Shelf, North Halifax, Yorshire, Eng. Matthew married Isabell Hill. Born in 1592 in Halifax, Yorkshire, Eng. They had the following children: i.Michael. Born ca 1610 in Yorkshire, England. Michael died on 23 Jun 1674; he was 64. On 16 Feb 1625 when Michael was 15, he married Grace Halsted. 143ii.William (ca1612-1668)144iii.George (1614-1652)iv.John. Born ca 1616 in Yorkshire, England. John died bef 1625; he was 9. 145v.Elizabeth (ca1619-1672)vi.Susan. Born in 1621 in Yorkshire, England. Susan married Willis Perry. vii.John. Born in 1625. John died in Dedham, MA on 13 Feb 1657; he was 32. John married Hannah [Barstow]. *******

Sources: 1. "Randall & Allied Families" Frank Randal 1943 2. "Hist of Watertown, MA" Bond 3. Milwaukee WI Public Library Family files 4. Savage Vol 1 5. "Pioneers of MA" Pope 6. GEDSRCH Charleen Dunn, Brigham City, UT 7. Donald Barstow, 3301 Surry Pl, Fremont, CA 94536 (Writes BARSTOW newsletter) 8. WFT Vol 1 #2690

More About Matthew2 BARSTOW: Fact 1: March 25, 1590, bapt Halifax, Yorkshire, England

Children of Matthew2 BARSTOW and Isabel HILL are: 487 i. Elizabeth BARSTOW, born Abt. 1619 in Yorkshire, England; died December 24, 1672 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; married William RANDALL 1640 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA. ii. Michael "Miles" BARSTOW, born Abt. 1610 in Halifax, Yorkshire, England; died June 23, 1674 in Watertown, MA; married Grace HALSTEAD February 16, 1623/24 in Halifax, Yorkshire, England. iii. William BARSTOW, born 1612 in Shelf, Halifax, Yorkshire, England; died January 01, 1667/68 in Scituate, MA; married Anna HUBBARD May 08, 1638 in Dedham, Norfolk, MA.

Notes for William BARSTOW: 143. William Barstow. Born ca 1612 in Shelf, Yorkshire, Eng. William died in Scituate, MA on 1 Jan 1668; he was 56.

William settled for a time at Dedham, then removed to Scituate where he was a freeman in 1649. His house was about one hundred rods northwest of Hanover corners on the east side of the Plymouth road. He built 'Barsto's bridge' in 1656.[20]

On 8 May 1638 when William was 26, he married Anna Hubbard, daughter of James Hubbard (1565-) & Naomi Cockes (ca 1570-), in Dedham, Norfolk, MA. Born in 1614.

They had the following children: 366i.Joseph (1639-1712)367ii.John (ca1640-)368iii.Mary (1641-1708)iv.Patience. Born on 3 Oct 1643 in Dedham, MA. Patience died on 18 Mar 1676; she was 32.

In 1662 when Patience was 18, she married Moses Simmons, son of Moses Simmons (ca 1605-17 Jun 1689) & Sarah Chandler (-bef 15 Dec 1691), in Duxbury, MA. Born ca 1639.[10]

369v.Sarah (1645->1717)370vi.Jeremiah (-1676)vii.Deborah. Born in Aug 1650 in Scituate, MA.[24],[16] Deborah was baptized in Scituate, MA on 18 Aug 1650. Deborah died on 24 Nov 1679; she was 29.

On 9 Nov 1670 when Deborah was 20, she married Philip Shattuck, in Watertown, MA.

371viii.William (1652-1711)ix.Martha. Born in 1655 in Scituate, MA.[20] Martha was baptized in Second Church of Scituate on 22 Apr 1655.[24]

iv. George BARSTOW, born 1614 in Shelf, Halifax, Yorkshire, England; died August 18, 1652 in Cambridge, M; married Susannah MARRETT in Scituate, Plymouth, MA. v. John BARSTOW, born 1625 in Shelf, Halifax, Yorkshire, England; died February 13, 1657/58 in Charles River, Dedham, MA; married Anna Agnesa Yaroslava KIEV January 29, 1649/50 in France. vi. Susan BARSTOW, born 1621 in Yorkshire, England; married William PERRY Abt. 1635.

976. James1 BATES, born 1562 in Lydd, Kent, England; died March 02, 1613/14 in Lydd, England. He was the son of 1952. John3 BATES and 1953. Mildred WARD. He married 977. Mary MARTINE June 06, 1580. 977. Mary MARTINE. She was the daughter of 1954. James MARTIN and 1955. Joan ADAM.

Notes for James1 BATES: Sources: 1. Savage 2. DAR National Mag Vol 74 #11 3, NEHGR vol 51 4. "Pioneers of MA" Pope 5. "Journal of American Genealogy" vol 5 6. "Bates Genealogy" Peggy Bates 1988 7. LDS Ancestral File 8. Everton GEDSRCH Ford Family Database, Anniston, AL 9. DianeBates@aol

More About James1 BATES: Fact 1: April 10, 1562, bapt All Hallows, Lydd,Kent,England

Children of James1 BATES and Mary MARTINE are: i. Mary BATES, born 1589 in Lydd, Kent, England.

More About Mary BATES: Fact 1: August 24, 1600, bapt

ii. Rachel BATES, born in Lydd, Kent, England.

More About Rachel BATES: Fact 1: February 05, 1603/04, bapt

iii. Thomas BATES, born in Lydd, Kent, England.

More About Thomas BATES: Fact 1: July 19, 1590, bapt

iv. Isaac BATES, born in Lydd, Kent, England.

More About Isaac BATES: Fact 1: February 21, 1600/01

v. John BATES, born November 15, 1588 in Lydd, Kent, England; died 1606.

More About John BATES: Fact 1: November 17, 1588, bapt Fact 2: March 06, 1605/06, buried

vi. Joseph BATES, born in Lydd, Kent, England.

More About Joseph BATES: Fact 1: February 05, 1597/98

vii. William BATES, born in Lydd, Kent, England. viii. Robert BATES, born 1580 in Lydd, Kent, England; died 1610; married Judith BURWORTH October 09, 1602.

More About Robert BATES: Fact 1: March 05, 1579/80

488 ix. James2 BATES, born 1582 in Lydd, Co Kent, England; died November 1655 in Dorchester, Co Suffolk, MA; married Alice GLOVER September 13, 1603 in Saltwood, England. x. Edward BATES, born October 08, 1592 in Lydd, Kent, England; died October 23, 1616; married Susannah. xi. Clement BATES, born 1595 in Lydd, Kent, England; died September 17, 1671 in Hingham, MA; married Ann DALRYMPLE 1620.

Notes for Clement BATES: Tailor More About Clement BATES: Fact 1: January 22, 1594/95, Lydd, England

xii. Susanna BATES, born 1610 in Lydd, Kent, England; died 1704; married Edward.

980. George WITHINGTON. He married 981. Margaret PENNINGTON. 981. Margaret PENNINGTON.

Child of George WITHINGTON and Margaret PENNINGTON is: 490 i. Henry WITHINGTON, born 1588 in England; died February 02, 1666/67 in Dorchester, MA; married (1) Anne LEECH September 1615 in Leigh, England; married (2) Elizabeth SMITH September 30, 1622 in Leigh, Lancaster, England; married (3) Margaret PAUL 1662.

984. Thomas Lord, born 1585 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died February 1666/67 in Hartford, Hartford,CT. He was the son of 1968. Richard Lord and 1969. Joan BIRD. He married 985. Dorothy BIRD February 23, 1609/10 in Towcester, England. 985. Dorothy BIRD, born May 25, 1588 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died August 02, 1675 in Hartford, Hartford,CT. She was the daughter of 1970. Robert BIRD and 1971. Amy MARSEAD.

Notes for Thomas Lord:

BETH CHASE GREY, chasegrey@compuserve.com Thomas was an original proprietor of Hartford. He came to New England in the "Elizabeth and Ann", 1635, from London, aged 50, with wife Dorothy, 46, and children Thomas, 16; Ann, 14; (through) Dorothy, 4. Their marriage was recorded in the ancient Marriage Licence Book of Peterborough, p. 25, being the licence issued to them on 20 Feb 1610/11. His date of death is unknown to me. He was armigerous, bearing the Laward coat of arms. ******* 1610 -    Thomas LORD (1585-1667), son of Richard and Joan LORD, married first 23 February 1610/11, at Towcester, Northampton, England, to Dorothy BIRD (b.1588), dau. of Robert and Amy BIRD.   Some say that Dorothy (BIRD) LORD died ca.1616, and Thomas LORD married second to Dorothy BULKELEY (ca.1589-1614), daughter of Rev. Edward and Olive (IRLBY) BULKELEY.   Thomas and Dorothy (BIRD) LORD had children:  Richard LORD (1611-1662) m.1635 Sarah GRAVES; Thanks LORD (1612-1693) m. Ralph SHEPARD; and Anne LORD (1614-1688) m.1637 Thomas STANTON.  LDS Salt Lake Temple No.18837, Bk.3N, p.668; Bertha Jane Thomas Libby, GENEALOGY OF JANE ELIZABETH WHEELER THOMAS (1974), pp.177-225.            (Note:  There seems to be some confusion about whether Thomas LORD married twice.  If he did, it is evident that both his wives were named "Dorothy".  See Virkus, COMPENDIUM OF AMERICAN GENEALOGY, v.VII, p.865.) 1635 -    Dr. Thomas LORD (1585-1667) came to America, 29 April 1635, in the "Elizabeth and Ann".  Stanton, William A., THOMAS STANTON, OF CONNECTICUT, and HIS DESCENDANTS (1891), p.12. 1652 -     At the Court in Hartford, 30 June 1652, Doctor Thomas LORD was granted the first medical license in the New England Colonies, and the fees that he could charge were set by law:           "Thomas Lord, having engaged to this Courte to continue his aboade in Hartford for the next ensuing yeare, and to improve his best skill amongst the inhabitants of the Townes upon the River within this jurisdiction both for setting of bones and otherwise, as at all times, occasions and necessities may or shall require; This Courte doth grant that he shall bee paid by the Countey the sum of fifteene pounds for the said ensuing yeare, and they doe declare that for every visit or journey that he shall make, being sent for to any house in Hartford, twelve pence is reasonable; to any house in Wyndsor, five shillings; to any house in Wethersfield, three shillings; to any house in Farmington, six shillings; to any house in Mattabeseck, eight shillings; (he having promised that he will require no more,) and that he shall bee freed for the time aforesaid from watching, warding and training; but not from finding armes, according to lawe."  Stanton, William A., THOMAS STANTON, OF CONNECTICUT, and HIS DESCENDANTS (1891), p.12. ********

Sources: 1. Savage 2. "Gen & Desc of Thomas Lord" Kenneth Lord 3. "McCormick-Hamilton-Lord-Day Ancestral Lines" Robert McCormick 1957 4. "American Ancestry" vol 10 5. "Essex Institute Hist Collection" vol 54 6. " Goodwin's Genealogical Notes" 7. Michigan Surname Index vol 1 8. WFT #5673, 3972, 2884, 1229, 3981 9. GENDEX SARandall@aol Warner Lord, wplord@connix.com Earl Crandall, eperry@capital.net 10. Everton GEDSRCH Lynda Mow ivan@halcyon.com Dean Coston, deancosmo@aol Joe V Jones, jones@socomm.net John Feagin, feagin@clark.net Ricky Ingersoll, dnrdi@acad2.alaska.edu Joujian Baker, jeanb@scsn.net Craig Rice, ricec@aa.wl.com 11. Randy Jones, rj44908@navix.net

Some sources have listed Thank Ye the LORD as daughter of Thomas and Dorothy...b 1612 London? m 1632 Ralph SHEPERD, d 1693 Malden, MA And also Rachel b Salisbury MA 1617 m William BARNES..since family didn't live in these areas doubt it..

More About Thomas Lord: Fact 2: February 23, 1666/67, buried Hartford, CT

Notes for Dorothy BIRD: Dorothy was the daughter of Robert and Amy Bird of Towcester. She sealed her will with the Bird coat of arms. ******** ANCESTORS OF MARY (MASON) SPILMAN (1813-1903) 1669 -    The last will of Mrs. Dorothy LORD of Hartford, Connecticut was dated 8 February 1669.   Inventory of her estate was taken 12 May 1675 by George GRAVE and John SHEPHERD.  She left her dwelling house and homelot to the children of son Thomas LORD, deceased.  She left the remainder of her estate to her daughter Amy GILBERT and her children; daughter STANTON; son Robert LORD; son William LORD; son John LORD; grandson Richard LORD; granddaughters Hannah INGERSOLL, Dorothy INGERSOLL, and Margaret INGERSOLL; and the wife of Nicholas CLARKE.   Witnesses were John ALLYN and Steven HOPKINS.  In a codicil to her will, Dorothy LORD, among other bequests, left to her daughter STANTON, "my Great Brass Pann & my great Bible."   Hartford County Probate Records, Bk.3, p.142; Court Record, pg.149 (14 May 1675). 1614 -    According to some references Dorothy (BIRD) LORD, first wife of Thomas LORD, may have died ca.1614 or 1615, perhaps during the birth of her daughter, Anne.

More About Dorothy BIRD: Fact 1: May 25, 1588, Towcester, England, St Lawrence Fact 2: Hartford, CT, First Church of, Hartford

Children of Thomas Lord and Dorothy BIRD are: i. Richard Lord, born 1611 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died May 17, 1662 in New London, CT; married Sarah GRAVES March 1634/35 in Hartford, Hartford,CT.

Notes for Richard Lord: 1643 -    On 12 October 1643, Richard LORD (1611/12-1662), son of Thomas and Dorothy (BIRD) LORD, engaged his brother-in-law, Thomas STANTON, in a quarrel about trading for Indian corn.  He used very threatening language, and drew his sword, but before he could use it he was arrested and fined five pounds by the Hartford Court. More About Richard Lord: Fact 1: January 05, 1610/11, Towcester, England Fact 2: 1662, New London, CT, "old burial grd" Fact 3: Capt

ii. Ann Lord, born 1614 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died September 04, 1688 in Stonington, New London, CT; married Thomas STANTON 1637 in Hartford, CT or Stonington, CT.

More About Ann Lord: Fact 1: September 18, 1614, bapt.Towcester, England Fact 2: 1688, Stonington, CT

iii. Thomas Lord, born 1616 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died March 1661/62 in Wethersfield, CT; married Hannah THURSTON September 28, 1652 in Boston, MA.

More About Thomas Lord: Fact 1: November 15, 1616, Towcester, England Fact 3: Dr

492 iv. William1 Lord, born 1618 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died May 17, 1678 in Saybrook, CT or Lyme CT; married (1) Hattie or Dorothy NICKERSON January 18, 1640/41 in Saybrook, CT; married (2) Lydia BUCKLAND BROWN June 03, 1664 in Saybrook/Rehoboth, Middlesex, CT. v. Robert Lord, born 1620 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died July 13, 1678 in Charlestown, MA; married Rebecca STANLEY 1650 in Boston, Suffolk, MA.

More About Robert Lord: Fact 1: May 12, 1620, Towcester, England Fact 3: Captain

vi. John Lord, born 1623 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died Bef. 1692 in Statford, VA or Hartford, CT; married (1) Adrean BASEY; married (2) Elizabeth VINCENT; married (3) Rebecca BUSHNELL May 15, 1648 in Guilford, CT.

More About John Lord: Fact 1: June 21, 1623, Towcester, England

vii. Aymie Lord, born 1626 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died January 08, 1690/91 in Hartford, Hartford,CT; married John GILBERT May 06, 1647 in Hartford, Hartford,CT.

More About Aymie Lord: Fact 1: November 30, 1626, Towcester, England

viii. Dorothy Lord, born 1629 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died January 03, 1656/57 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA; married John INGERSOLL April 1651 in Hartford, Hartford,CT.

More About Dorothy Lord: Fact 1: July 01, 1629, Towcester, England

ix. Irene Lord, born 1626 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died Bef. 1690.

990. Jared2 SPENCER, born Abt. 1614 in Stotfold, Bedford, England; died September 03, 1685 in Haddam, Middlesex, CT. He was the son of 1980. Jared1 SPENCER and 1981. Alice WHITBRED. He married 991. Hannah HILLS or CRAFT Abt. 1636 in Lynn, Essex, MA. 991. Hannah HILLS or CRAFT, born Abt. 1615; died Bef. September 1683.

Notes for Jared2 SPENCER: Sources: 1. Savage 2. Milwaukee Wi Library Family Files 3. "Col Families of US" McKenzie 4. TAG vol 9, 19,27,45 5. "McCormick etc Anc. Lines" 1957 6. "Genealogical Notes" Goodwin 7. "Anc of Thomas Brainerd" D Brainerd 8. "One Branch of Booth Fam" C E Booth 9. "The Old Chimney Stacks of East Haddam" Niles 10. "Early Conn Probate Records" Manwaring Vol 1 11. "Detroit Soc for Gen Research Mag" vol 8 12. "American Ancestry" Vol 11 13. "Americana" vol 33 14. Everton GEDSRCH Terry Main, Newton IA 15. Kathryn Ybarra, kwybarra@aol

More About Jared2 SPENCER: Fact 1: April 25, 1614, Stotfold, Co Bedford, England Fact 3: Ensign

Children of Jared2 SPENCER and Hannah CRAFT are: i. John SPENCER, born August 17, 1638 in Lynn Essex, MA; died August 03, 1682 in Haddam, CT; married Rebecca HOWARD 1665 in Hartford, CT. ii. Hannah SPENCER, born 1640 in Lynn, MA; died Abt. 1690 in Haddam, CT; married Daniel BRAINARD 1660 in Haddam, CT.

More About Daniel BRAINARD: Fact 3: Rev

495 iii. Marah SPENCER, born 1641 in Lynn, MA; died December 1714 in Haddam, CT; married (1) Thomas SHAYLOR; married (2) Thomas BROOKS 1662. iv. Mehitable SPENCER, born 1642 in Lynn, MA; died 1691 in East Haddam, CT; married Daniel CONE Bef. 1661 in Hartford, CT. v. Thomas SPENCER, born 1648 in Lynn, MA; died February 03, 1698/99 in Saybrook, CT; married Elizabeth BATES Abt. 1672. vi. Sarah SPENCER, born 1644 in Lynn Essex, MA; married Stephen BACKUS December 1666. vii. Elizabeth SPENCER, born 1646 in Lynn Essex, MA; married Joseph STANNARD Abt. 1666. viii. Samuel SPENCER, born 1646 in Lynn, MA; died August 07, 1705 in East Haddam, CT; married (1) Miriam MOORE; married (2) Hannah WILLEY 1673 in Haddam, Middlesex, CT. ix. William SPENCER, born 1656 in Lynn, MA; died 1731 in East Haddam, CT; married (1) Sarah ACKLEY; married (2) Margaret BATES 1679.

More About Margaret BATES: Fact 1: June 19, 1664, Dorchester, MA

x. Ruth SPENCER, born 1654 in Lynn, MA; died November 28, 1744 in Haddam, CT; married Joseph CLARK Abt. 1682. xi. Timothy SPENCER, born 1652 in Lynn, MA; died May 06, 1704 in Haddam, CT; married Sarah CLARK 1675. xii. Nathaniel SPENCER, born 1658 in Lynn, MA; died 1722 in Haddam, CT; married Lydia SMITH 1681 in Haddam, Middlesex, CT. xiii. Rebecca SPENCER, born 1660 in Lynn Essex, MA; died Bef. 1706 in East Haddam, CT; married (1) John TANNER; married (2) John KENNARD Abt. 1682.

992. William1 COMSTOCK, born 1569. He married 993. person unknown. 993. person unknown.

Notes for William1 COMSTOCK: Sources: 1. Barbara Parker, bparker1@voicenet.com 2. Nadine, NCHEPEUS@aol.com 3. W. David Samuelson, dsam@wasatch.com

Child of William1 COMSTOCK and person unknown is: 496 i. William2 COMSTOCK, born July 04, 1595 in Culmstock, Devonshire, England; died 1683 in New London, CT; married Elizabeth DANIEL 1622-1623 in Devonshire, England.

994. Henry DANIEL, born Abt. 1582 in Much Hodham, Hertford, England. He was the son of 1988. John DANIEL and 1989. Elizabeth PEBITE. He married 995. Person Unknown. 995. Person Unknown, born Abt. 1586.

Notes for Henry DANIEL: Sources: 1. GEDSRCH Rodney Cluff, rcluff96@cdsnet.net 2. NCHEPEUS@aol 3. Randy Jones, rj44908@navix.net 4. Barbara Parker, bparker1@voicenet.com

Child of Henry DANIEL and Person Unknown is: 497 i. Elizabeth DANIEL, born October 17, 1608 in Hull, Devonshire, England; died 1665 in New London, New London, CT; married William2 COMSTOCK 1622-1623 in Devonshire, England.

998. BELL. He married 999. mom. 999. mom.

Children of BELL and mom are: i. Thomas BELL, died 1672; married Susanna. ii. Edward BELL. iii. Catherine BELL, married Thomas MAKINS. 499 iv. Christian BELL, born Abt. 1630; died 1649 in Wethersfield, CT; married George CHAPPELL Abt. 1640.

1000. William NOYES, born 1568 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; died Bef. April 30, 1622 in Cholderton, Wilts, England. He was the son of 2000. Robert2 NOYES and 2001. person unknown. He married 1001. Anne PARKER 1595 in Cornet, England. 1001. Anne PARKER, born 1575 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; died Bef. March 06, 1656/57 in Cholderton, Wilts, England. She was the daughter of 2002. Robert PARKER and 2003. Mary Edith BURGE-COLLINS.

Notes for William NOYES:

*********** PAUL M NOYES, 4528 Robie Road, Lilburn, GA 30247 . Rev. William NOYES32,33 was born about 1568 in Cholderton, Wiltshire, England.34,4,35,36,37 He was educated University College Oxford between 1588 and 1592 in Oxford, England.38,39 Matriculated 15 Nov 1588; admitted to the B.A. degree 31 May 1592. He was a Rector in 1601 in Cholderton, Wiltshire, England.40,41 Instituted rector of Cholderton in 1601, according to the Salisbury Diocesan Register. He died before 30 Apr 1622 in Cholderton, Wiltshire, England.42,43,44 NEHG Register, Vol. 149: William Noyes Rev. Born, 1568. Died, before the 30th of April 1622, in Cholderton, Wilts, England (near the edge of Hants, between Amesbury in the west and Andover in Hampshire). William Noyes, plebian, was matriculated, age 20, at University College, Oxford, 15 Nov 1588, being admitted to the B.A. degree 31 May 1592. He was instituted rector of Cholderton in 1601, according to the Salisbury "Diocesan Register".

The register of the Diocese shows that he officiated in the Parish from 1602 to 1620, at which time he resigned. He was then appointed Attorney General to the King. In 1621, he was succeeded as rector by his son Nathan. In the NEHG Register, Vol. 42, Oct 1888, p.403 Edward Deering Noyes received a letter from the current Rector of Cholderton, Rev. Edwin P. Barrow in which is the following extract from the Registry Book: "Mr. William Noyes Rector of Choldington about 30 years departed this life anno 1616. Mr. Nathan Noyes succeeded his father in the Rectorie of Choldrington and departed this life in ye year 1651." Among the burials extracted from the register is "Mrs. Ann Noyes, widow & Relict of Mr. William Noyes sometime Rector of Choldrington, March 7, 1657, age 82.

Cholderton is about eleven miles from Salisbury, which contains the great Salisbury Cathedral, built in the year 1220 A.D., whose lofty tower overlooks the dead Roman city of Sarum and "Stonehenge." the ruins of the wonderful pre-historic temple of the ancient Celtic Druids, in the midst of the Salisbury Plain. Nearby is Wilton House, the seat of the Earl of Pembroke.

He married Ann Parker, who was a sister of Rev. Robert Parker, a learned Puritan divine, and a graduate of Oxford, who was driven to Holland for "non-conformity" to Queen Elizabeth's forms.

He died intestate before 30 April 1622, when an inventory of his estate was made. 28 May 1622, his widow Anne was appointed administratrix (Court of Archdeacon of Sarum).

NEHG Register, Vol. 149: The inventory of "all the goods & cattles of Wm Noise clarck l[ate of] of West Choldrington in the County of Wiltsh[ire] taken and prized by John Bacheler & Richard Noyse the 30th of Aprill 1622" included: Imprimis his wearing app[ar]ell & money in his purse s Item in the Chamber ov[er] the hall 2 bedsteds i chest i flasket one little binery bord i bedpan 2 old coffers i forme & other old household implents viiis iiij Item linnen iijs Item 2 old flock beds 2 flock pillowes a fether bolster 3 little fether pillowes 3 blankets & 2 cov[er]leds, one pound and halfe of fethers xxs Item in the chamber ov[er] the buttry 2 old bedsteads a peece of a presse and a few other household implements ijs Item in the buttry 1 old combe, i old barrell 3 little tables 2 old formes 1 little hiver 1 old powdring tub search i seeve, i peck, i peele i torne i pewter platter 2 sawcers one old pottinger 1 chamber pott one little brasen candlestick 1 little old pot 2 little skillets & other old household implem[en]ts vjs Item in the kitchen one little bord, 2 old formes 1 frying pan, 1 greeiron 1 brech one tramell 1 pothanger one cradle 1 chaire 1 driping pan and a fewe other household implem[en]ts iijs iiijd Item in the backside one capon and 4 hens one old rack and 2 or three old troughs iijs Item 2 bushels of wheate and a little bacon viijs

The total was an extremely modest £3, 2 shillings, 8 pence. We may assume that he had disposed of his library and other valuables before his death. Anne Noyse took administration with a bond, dated 28 May 1622 and co-signed in a well-educated hand by Cuthbert Parker, yeoman, of Whitchbury, Hampshire, presumable Anne's brother; both used heraldic seals.

NEHG Register, Vol. 12, Jul 1858, p. 276. "Examination of a Register of the diocese of Sarum, from early in the 13th century, printed by Sir Thomas Philips, a distinguished Antiquary, but never published, helped James Savage, Esq. to one or two of our New England divines from Wiltshire: Wilielmus Noyes p.m. at the church of Choldrington 1602, and Nathaniel Noyes p.r. Wm Noyes at the church of West Chaldrington 1621. He states that p.m. is an abbreviation for per mortem and p.r. for per resignationem. He was married to Anne PARKER in 1595 in Cornet, England.

*********** Sources: 1. "Noyes Genealogy" 2. NEHGR vol 53 3. "Annals of American Pulpit" Vol 1 Wm Sprague 4. "Ould Newbury" John Currier 1896 5. Savage 6. "Hist of Town of Stonington CT" Wheeler 7. "CHeseborough Genealogy" Wildey 8. American Ancestry Vol 3,5 9. NYGR vol 20 10. "Hyde Genealogy" Walworth 11. GEDSRCH Robert Weller, RWGENENUT@aol Emma Jo Davis, Williamsburg, VA Paul Noyes, paulnoyes@gnn.com Geoffrey Scott Samson, Listion Falls ME JohnWyman@ worldnet.att.net John Kuhns, 73307.2052@compuserve.com 12. WFT #3929, 946, 4918, 5284, 6145, 3049, 4840, 3327 13. "The Ancestry of Abel Lunt" Walter Davis 1963

More About William NOYES: Fact 2: 1621, bur Church of Cholderton, England

Notes for Anne PARKER: Anne PARKER was born about 1575/76 in Cholderton, Wiltshire, England.45,47,48,49,50 Based on age at death 82 years. She signed a will on 18 Mar 1655/56 in Cholderton, Wiltshire, England.51 She died before 6 Mar 1657/58 in Cholderton, Wiltshire, England.45 She was buried on 7 Mar 1657/58 in Cholderton, Wiltshire, England.52,53,54,55 Buried in Cholderton churchyard aged 82. She had will proved on 20 Apr 1658.56 NEHG Register, Vol. 149: Anne Noyes, of Cholderton, in the County of Wilts., widow, in her will dated 18 Mar 1655[/6], proved 20 April 1658, named Robert Rede sole executor, and bequeathed: ... to James and Nicholas Noyes, my sons, now in New England, twelve pence apiece and to such children as they have living twelve pence apiece... to son-in-law Thomas Kent of Upper Wallop twelve pence, to his wife five shillings and to their children twelve pence apiece. To Robert Read of East Cholderton, in County of Southampton, gentleman, all the rest and residue I ordain that the said Robert Rede shall be sole executor. Witnesses John Tesdale and T. Tesdale. Signed by Anne Noyes. Her will is at Somerset House, London (P.C.C., 130 Wooten),

In her will, Anne NOYES names only the youngest NOYES children, including James and Nicholas. This "division of interests" suggests that William may have had an earlier wife who was mother of the older boys who were born ca. 1596-1600. Although Anne PARKER was of a suitable age to have been mother to all the known children, Ann STEPHENS, could possibly have been the first wife. It would be interesting to pursue this possibility since the newspaper clipping update speaks only to updated "proof" that Ann STEPHENS was wife to William NOYES as opposed to specifically saying she was mother to James and Nicholas It is curious that Ann named only the youngest Noyes children in her will, while eldest child Ephraim named only his brother John and the children of deceased brother Nathan. Widows had much more latitude in choosing legatees than their husbands did, yet it is unusual that Ann bothered to make token bequests to children in New England while ignoring children relatively nearby. This division of interests suggests that Ann may have been mother of the youngest children and that William had an earlier wife who was mother of the older boys. Despite Walter Goodwin Davis' "The Ancestry of Abel Lunt" (Portland, Me., 1963), pp.71-78 willingness to accept multiple wives for Rev. William, no other evidence supports this interpretation, and Ann was of a suitable age to have been mother to all the known children. Rev. Cotton MATHER, pastor of the North Church in Boston, wrote to Rev. Nicholas NOYES of Salem requesting more information on Rev. Thomas PARKER of Newbury. Rev. NOYES was a grandson of Rev. William NOYES of Cholderton, by Rev. James NOYES. Rev. N. NOYES replied to Rev. MATHER with the following information: "Mr. James NOYES was born, 1608, at Cholderton in Wiltshire, of godly and worthy parents. His father [Rev. William] was minister of that same town, a very learned man, the school master of Mr. Thomas PARKER. His mother was sister to the learned Mr. Robert PARKER, and he [James] had much of his education and tutorage under Mr. Thomas PARKER." This contemporary reference by a grandson would seem to support the contention that the mother of James and Nicholas was indeed Anne PARKER as opposed to Ann STEPHENS. Savage also notes that "This s. [Thomas PARKER] serv. short time at the altar in Newbury, Eng. and came in the Mary and John, May 1634, with his neph. Rev. James Noyes, ...." This reference to Rev. James NOYES as the nephew of Thomas PARKER also is supportive of the Anne PARKER theory.

She was buried at Choulderton 7 Mar 1657, aged eighty-two years (Parish Register).

"Massachusetts & Maine Families in the Ancestry of Walter Goodwin Davis", Vol III p 54 states "His [William Noyes] certain wife was Anne Parker whom he married before 1608."

More About Anne PARKER: Fact 2: March 07, 1656/57, Choulderton, Co Wilts, England

Children of William NOYES and Anne PARKER are: i. Ephraim NOYES, born 1596 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; died October 28, 1659 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; married Parnell BREWER November 05, 1640 in Orcheston, St Mary.

More About Ephraim NOYES: Fact 2: October 28, 1659, Choulderton, England

ii. Nathan NOYES, born May 15, 1597 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; died September 06, 1651 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; married Mary PARKER Abt. 1620.

Notes for Nathan NOYES: May have died in Salisbury England More About Nathan NOYES: Fact 2: 1651, Salisbury, England

iii. Unknown NOYES, born Abt. 1604; died Bef. 1698; married Robert READ. 500 iv. James NOYES, born 1608 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; died October 22, 1656 in Newbury, Co Essex, MA; married Sarah BROWN 1633 in Cholderton, Wilts, England. v. Female NOYES, born Abt. 1610 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; died October 16, 1671 in Gloucester, Essex, MA; married Thomas KENT Abt. 1632 in prob Cholderton, England. vi. John NOYES, born Abt. 1612 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; died Bef. 1703 in prob Newton, Wilts, England; married Elizabeth BULPIT February 03, 1639/40 in Faccombe, Hampshire, England. vii. Mowit NOYES, born 1613 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; died Bef. 1707. viii. Nicholas NOYES, born November 23, 1614 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; died November 23, 1701 in Newbury, Essex, MA; married (1) Ann STEPHENS; married (2) Mary CUTTING 1640 in Newbury, Essex, MA. ix. Thomas NOYES, born Bef. 1616; died Bef. 1696. x. Ann NOYES, born December 16, 1617 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; died Bef. 1711.

1002. Joseph BROWN, born 1580 in Southampton, Hampshire, England; died in Southampton, Hampshire, England. He married 1003. Sarah. 1003. Sarah, born 1582 in Southampton, Hampshire, England.

Notes for Joseph BROWN: Sources: 1. GEDSRCH Robert Weller RUGENENUT@aol.com 2. WFT #1329, 5933, 3049, 6145 3. Paul Noyes, noyes@mindspring.com

Children of Joseph BROWN and Sarah are: i. Moses BROWN, born 1604 in Southampton, Hampshire, England; died June 1688 in prob Southampton, Hampshire, England. ii. Thomas BROWN, born 1606 in Southampton, Hampshire, England; died 1688 in prob Southampton, Hampshire, England. iii. James BROWN, born 1608 in Southampton, Hampshire, England; died November 13, 1676 in Salem, Essex, MA; married Sarah CUTTING 1651. iv. Margaret BROWN, born 1609 in Southampton, Hampshire, England. 501 v. Sarah BROWN, born 1610 in Southampton, Hampshire, England; died September 13, 1691 in Newbury, Co Essex, MA; married (1) James NOYES 1633 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; married (2) John HALE March 31, 1684. vi. Dorothy BROWN, born 1612 in Southampton, Hampshire, England.

1006. Jonathan BREWSTER, born August 12, 1593 in Scrooby, Nottingham, England; died August 07, 1659 in Poquetannock, CT. He was the son of 2012. William3 BREWSTER and 2013. Mary. He married 1007. Lucretia OLDHAM April 10, 1624 in Plymouth, MA. 1007. Lucretia OLDHAM, born 1600 in Derby, Derbyshire, England; died March 04, 1677/78 in Poquetannock, CT. She was the daughter of 2014. William OLDHAM and 2015. Phillippa SOWTER.

More About Jonathan BREWSTER: Fact 2: 1659, Brewster Cem, Brewster's Neck, Preston, CT

Notes for Lucretia OLDHAM: 1623 -    Lucretia OLDHAM and her brother John OLDHAM came over from Derby, England, in the "Anne," arriving about 10 July 1623. ****** Sources: 1. "Mayflower Increasings" 2. GENDEX Henry Schmitt henry@schmitt.org Hugh Zorger, haz157@worldnet.att.net

More About Lucretia OLDHAM: Fact 1: January 14, 1599/00, bapt Derby, England, All Saints Par Fact 2: 1678, burBrewsters Cem, Brewster's Neck, Preston, CT

Children of Jonathan BREWSTER and Lucretia OLDHAM are: i. Lucretia BREWSTER. ii. William BREWSTER, born March 09, 1624/25 in Plymouth, MA; died in England; married Mary PEAME October 15, 1651. iii. Mary BREWSTER, born April 16, 1627 in Plymouth, MA; died 1687 in Scituate, MA; married John Senior TURNER November 10, 1645 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA.

Notes for John Senior TURNER: 334. John Turner Sr. Born on 22 Oct 1620 in England. At the age of 1, John was baptized in Terling, Essex, Eng. on 24 Mar 1622.[6] John died in Scituate, MA aft 20 May 1697; he was 76.

John settled 30 rods north-west of Union bridge, where he erected a tannery. Twenty acres were laid out for John, east of Barstow's hill and adjoining the third Herring boork; his son Isaac lived on this land.[20] He held numerous town offices, and with his younger brotgher, John Turner, known as John, Jr., served on many committees for division of common lands, and on those chosen to carry out various actions of the town. The brothers were often serving together on juries at the Plymouth Court, as well as upon inquests. John,m Sr., served in the campaign against the Narragansetts with his brother, Joseph Turner.[1]

On 12 Nov 1645 when John was 25, he married Mary Brewster (444) , daughter of Elder Jonathan Brewster (171) (12 Aug 1593-7 Aug 1659) & Lucretia Oldham (ca 1600-), in Scituate, MA.[16] Born on 16 Apr 1627 in Plymouth, MA.[41] Mary died in Scituate, MA aft 23 Mar 1698; she was 70.[9]

They had the following children: 664i.Jonathan (1646-1724)ii.Joseph (Died as Infant). Born on 12 Jan 1648 in Scituate, MA.[24],[16] Joseph died on 15 Jan 1648 in Scituate, MA.[24],[16]

665iii.Joseph (1650-1724)666iv.Ezekiel (1651-1704)667v.Lydia (1653-1714)668vi.John (1654-<1706)669vii.Elisha (1657-1700)670viii.Mary (1658-1738)671ix.Benjamin (1660-<1734)672x.Ruth (ca1662-1729)xi.Isaac. Born ca 1665 in Scituate, MA. Isaac was baptized in Second Church of Scituate on 30 Apr 1665.[24]

iv. Jonathan BREWSTER, born July 17, 1629 in Plymouth, MA; died Bef. 1659 in England. 503 v. Ruth BREWSTER, born October 03, 1631 in Jones River, Plymouth MA; died May 01, 1677 in New London, CT; married (1) John PICKETT March 14, 1650/51 in New London, CT; married (2) Charles HILL July 02, 1668 in New London, CT. vi. Benjamin BREWSTER, born November 17, 1633 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA; died September 14, 1710 in Norwich CT; married Ann ADDIS DART February 28, 1658/59.

Notes for Benjamin BREWSTER: Notes for Benjamin Brewster: Benjamin Brewster ( November 17, 1633 - September 14, 1710 )

"Benjamin Brewster served as Deputy to the General Court of the Colony of Connecticut in 1668, '89, '90, '93-'97. He was a Lieutenant of New London troops in 1673, and Captain of the Military Company of Norwich, 1693. Benjamin settled on the family homestead at Brewster's Neck, having acquired the land from his father in 1658, and from his brother-in-law John Pickett, in February 1661/2." 'William Brewster of the Mayflower and His Descendants for Four Generations' Barbara Lambert Merrick More About Benjamin BREWSTER: Fact 2: 1710, Brewter Plain

vii. Elizabeth BREWSTER, born May 01, 1637 in Duxbury, MA; died February 01, 1707/08 in New London, CT; married (1) Peter BRADLEY September 07, 1653 in New London, CT; married (2) Christopher CHRISTOPHERS 1676 in New London, CT.

More About Elizabeth BREWSTER: Fact 2: 1708, New London, CT Notes for Peter BRADLEY: Notes for Peter Bradley: Peter Bradley ( - April 03, 1662 )

"Peter Bradley, mariner, was at New London by 1654."

'William Brewster of the Mayflower and His Descendants for Four Generations' Barbara Lambert Merrick Notes for Christopher CHRISTOPHERS: Christopher Christophers ( Abt 1631 - July 23, 1687 )

"Christopher Christophers, mariner, was at New London 26 June 1665 when he entered partnership with Charles Hill and purchased warehouses and wharfage on Mill Cove. As successful merchant-traders, they had vessels built by Mould & Coit, shipwrights, including the New London, 1666, the barque Regard, 1668, and the sloop Charles, 1672. He purchased farms at Pine Neck and Fort Hill on 10 January 1670/1, built a home on Main Street iin 1680, and on 1 July 1687, purchased land at Black Point from Tattobitton, an Indian. A prominent citizen, he was New London's Deputy to the General Assembly of Connecticut at Hartford, 11 October 1683 and 8 October 1685."

'William Brewster of the Mayflower and His Descendants for Four Generations' Barbara Lambert Merrick

viii. Grace BREWSTER, born November 01, 1639 in Duxbury, MA; died April 22, 1684 in New London, CT; married Daniel WETHERELL August 04, 1659 in New London, CT. ix. Hannah BREWSTER, born November 03, 1641 in Duxbury, MA; died Aft. November 1691 in New London, CT; married Samuel STARR December 25, 1664 in New London, CT.

Notes for Hannah BREWSTER: 1664 -   Samuel STARR (1640-1668), son of Thomas and Rachel (HARRIS) STARR, married 25 Dec. 1664, to Hannah BREWSTER, dau. of Jonathan and Lucretia (OLDHAM) BREWSTER, and grand-daughter of William BREWSTER, Mayflower Passenger.   They had children:  Samuel, b. 11 Dec. 1665; Thomas b. 27 Sept. 1668; Comfort, b. 7 Aug. 1671; and Jonathan, b.23 Feb. 1673/4.  Samuel STARR died before 1687.   His widow, Hannah (BREWSTER) STARR married (2nd) to John THOMPSON.  Mather, Frederic G. THE REFUGEES of 1776  from LONG ISLAND to CONNECTICUT (1972 reprint of the 1913 edition), p.579,594; THE MAYFLOWER QUARTERLY, v.52, No.2, p.82.

1669 -    Hannah (BREWSTER) STARR, widow of Samuel STARR, married (2nd), ca.1669, to John THOMPSON, son of Rev. William THOMPSON.  Mather, Frederic G. THE REFUGEES of 1776  from LONG ISLAND to CONNECTICUT (1972 reprint of the 1913 edition), p.579,594.

1008. James1 BATES, born 1562 in Lydd, Kent, England; died March 02, 1613/14 in Lydd, England. He was the son of 2016. John3 BATES and 2017. Mildred WARD. He married 1009. Mary MARTINE June 06, 1580. 1009. Mary MARTINE. She was the daughter of 2018. James MARTIN and 2019. Joan ADAM.

Notes for James1 BATES: Sources: 1. Savage 2. DAR National Mag Vol 74 #11 3, NEHGR vol 51 4. "Pioneers of MA" Pope 5. "Journal of American Genealogy" vol 5 6. "Bates Genealogy" Peggy Bates 1988 7. LDS Ancestral File 8. Everton GEDSRCH Ford Family Database, Anniston, AL 9. DianeBates@aol

More About James1 BATES: Fact 1: April 10, 1562, bapt All Hallows, Lydd,Kent,England

Children of James1 BATES and Mary MARTINE are: i. Mary BATES, born 1589 in Lydd, Kent, England.

More About Mary BATES: Fact 1: August 24, 1600, bapt

ii. Rachel BATES, born in Lydd, Kent, England.

More About Rachel BATES: Fact 1: February 05, 1603/04, bapt

iii. Thomas BATES, born in Lydd, Kent, England.

More About Thomas BATES: Fact 1: July 19, 1590, bapt

iv. Isaac BATES, born in Lydd, Kent, England.

More About Isaac BATES: Fact 1: February 21, 1600/01

v. John BATES, born November 15, 1588 in Lydd, Kent, England; died 1606.

More About John BATES: Fact 1: November 17, 1588, bapt Fact 2: March 06, 1605/06, buried

vi. Joseph BATES, born in Lydd, Kent, England.

More About Joseph BATES: Fact 1: February 05, 1597/98

vii. William BATES, born in Lydd, Kent, England. viii. Robert BATES, born 1580 in Lydd, Kent, England; died 1610; married Judith BURWORTH October 09, 1602.

More About Robert BATES: Fact 1: March 05, 1579/80

488 ix. James2 BATES, born 1582 in Lydd, Co Kent, England; died November 1655 in Dorchester, Co Suffolk, MA; married Alice GLOVER September 13, 1603 in Saltwood, England. x. Edward BATES, born October 08, 1592 in Lydd, Kent, England; died October 23, 1616; married Susannah. xi. Clement BATES, born 1595 in Lydd, Kent, England; died September 17, 1671 in Hingham, MA; married Ann DALRYMPLE 1620.

Notes for Clement BATES: Tailor More About Clement BATES: Fact 1: January 22, 1594/95, Lydd, England

xii. Susanna BATES, born 1610 in Lydd, Kent, England; died 1704; married Edward.

1012. George WITHINGTON. He married 1013. Margaret PENNINGTON. 1013. Margaret PENNINGTON.

Child of George WITHINGTON and Margaret PENNINGTON is: 490 i. Henry WITHINGTON, born 1588 in England; died February 02, 1666/67 in Dorchester, MA; married (1) Anne LEECH September 1615 in Leigh, England; married (2) Elizabeth SMITH September 30, 1622 in Leigh, Lancaster, England; married (3) Margaret PAUL 1662.

1016. Thomas Lord, born 1585 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died February 1666/67 in Hartford, Hartford,CT. He was the son of 2032. Richard Lord and 2033. Joan BIRD. He married 1017. Dorothy BIRD February 23, 1609/10 in Towcester, England. 1017. Dorothy BIRD, born May 25, 1588 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died August 02, 1675 in Hartford, Hartford,CT. She was the daughter of 2034. Robert BIRD and 2035. Amy MARSEAD.

Notes for Thomas Lord:

BETH CHASE GREY, chasegrey@compuserve.com Thomas was an original proprietor of Hartford. He came to New England in the "Elizabeth and Ann", 1635, from London, aged 50, with wife Dorothy, 46, and children Thomas, 16; Ann, 14; (through) Dorothy, 4. Their marriage was recorded in the ancient Marriage Licence Book of Peterborough, p. 25, being the licence issued to them on 20 Feb 1610/11. His date of death is unknown to me. He was armigerous, bearing the Laward coat of arms. ******* 1610 -    Thomas LORD (1585-1667), son of Richard and Joan LORD, married first 23 February 1610/11, at Towcester, Northampton, England, to Dorothy BIRD (b.1588), dau. of Robert and Amy BIRD.   Some say that Dorothy (BIRD) LORD died ca.1616, and Thomas LORD married second to Dorothy BULKELEY (ca.1589-1614), daughter of Rev. Edward and Olive (IRLBY) BULKELEY.   Thomas and Dorothy (BIRD) LORD had children:  Richard LORD (1611-1662) m.1635 Sarah GRAVES; Thanks LORD (1612-1693) m. Ralph SHEPARD; and Anne LORD (1614-1688) m.1637 Thomas STANTON.  LDS Salt Lake Temple No.18837, Bk.3N, p.668; Bertha Jane Thomas Libby, GENEALOGY OF JANE ELIZABETH WHEELER THOMAS (1974), pp.177-225.            (Note:  There seems to be some confusion about whether Thomas LORD married twice.  If he did, it is evident that both his wives were named "Dorothy".  See Virkus, COMPENDIUM OF AMERICAN GENEALOGY, v.VII, p.865.) 1635 -    Dr. Thomas LORD (1585-1667) came to America, 29 April 1635, in the "Elizabeth and Ann".  Stanton, William A., THOMAS STANTON, OF CONNECTICUT, and HIS DESCENDANTS (1891), p.12. 1652 -     At the Court in Hartford, 30 June 1652, Doctor Thomas LORD was granted the first medical license in the New England Colonies, and the fees that he could charge were set by law:           "Thomas Lord, having engaged to this Courte to continue his aboade in Hartford for the next ensuing yeare, and to improve his best skill amongst the inhabitants of the Townes upon the River within this jurisdiction both for setting of bones and otherwise, as at all times, occasions and necessities may or shall require; This Courte doth grant that he shall bee paid by the Countey the sum of fifteene pounds for the said ensuing yeare, and they doe declare that for every visit or journey that he shall make, being sent for to any house in Hartford, twelve pence is reasonable; to any house in Wyndsor, five shillings; to any house in Wethersfield, three shillings; to any house in Farmington, six shillings; to any house in Mattabeseck, eight shillings; (he having promised that he will require no more,) and that he shall bee freed for the time aforesaid from watching, warding and training; but not from finding armes, according to lawe."  Stanton, William A., THOMAS STANTON, OF CONNECTICUT, and HIS DESCENDANTS (1891), p.12. ********

Sources: 1. Savage 2. "Gen & Desc of Thomas Lord" Kenneth Lord 3. "McCormick-Hamilton-Lord-Day Ancestral Lines" Robert McCormick 1957 4. "American Ancestry" vol 10 5. "Essex Institute Hist Collection" vol 54 6. " Goodwin's Genealogical Notes" 7. Michigan Surname Index vol 1 8. WFT #5673, 3972, 2884, 1229, 3981 9. GENDEX SARandall@aol Warner Lord, wplord@connix.com Earl Crandall, eperry@capital.net 10. Everton GEDSRCH Lynda Mow ivan@halcyon.com Dean Coston, deancosmo@aol Joe V Jones, jones@socomm.net John Feagin, feagin@clark.net Ricky Ingersoll, dnrdi@acad2.alaska.edu Joujian Baker, jeanb@scsn.net Craig Rice, ricec@aa.wl.com 11. Randy Jones, rj44908@navix.net

Some sources have listed Thank Ye the LORD as daughter of Thomas and Dorothy...b 1612 London? m 1632 Ralph SHEPERD, d 1693 Malden, MA And also Rachel b Salisbury MA 1617 m William BARNES..since family didn't live in these areas doubt it..

More About Thomas Lord: Fact 2: February 23, 1666/67, buried Hartford, CT

Notes for Dorothy BIRD: Dorothy was the daughter of Robert and Amy Bird of Towcester. She sealed her will with the Bird coat of arms. ******** ANCESTORS OF MARY (MASON) SPILMAN (1813-1903) 1669 -    The last will of Mrs. Dorothy LORD of Hartford, Connecticut was dated 8 February 1669.   Inventory of her estate was taken 12 May 1675 by George GRAVE and John SHEPHERD.  She left her dwelling house and homelot to the children of son Thomas LORD, deceased.  She left the remainder of her estate to her daughter Amy GILBERT and her children; daughter STANTON; son Robert LORD; son William LORD; son John LORD; grandson Richard LORD; granddaughters Hannah INGERSOLL, Dorothy INGERSOLL, and Margaret INGERSOLL; and the wife of Nicholas CLARKE.   Witnesses were John ALLYN and Steven HOPKINS.  In a codicil to her will, Dorothy LORD, among other bequests, left to her daughter STANTON, "my Great Brass Pann & my great Bible."   Hartford County Probate Records, Bk.3, p.142; Court Record, pg.149 (14 May 1675). 1614 -    According to some references Dorothy (BIRD) LORD, first wife of Thomas LORD, may have died ca.1614 or 1615, perhaps during the birth of her daughter, Anne.

More About Dorothy BIRD: Fact 1: May 25, 1588, Towcester, England, St Lawrence Fact 2: Hartford, CT, First Church of, Hartford

Children of Thomas Lord and Dorothy BIRD are: i. Richard Lord, born 1611 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died May 17, 1662 in New London, CT; married Sarah GRAVES March 1634/35 in Hartford, Hartford,CT.

Notes for Richard Lord: 1643 -    On 12 October 1643, Richard LORD (1611/12-1662), son of Thomas and Dorothy (BIRD) LORD, engaged his brother-in-law, Thomas STANTON, in a quarrel about trading for Indian corn.  He used very threatening language, and drew his sword, but before he could use it he was arrested and fined five pounds by the Hartford Court. More About Richard Lord: Fact 1: January 05, 1610/11, Towcester, England Fact 2: 1662, New London, CT, "old burial grd" Fact 3: Capt

ii. Ann Lord, born 1614 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died September 04, 1688 in Stonington, New London, CT; married Thomas STANTON 1637 in Hartford, CT or Stonington, CT.

More About Ann Lord: Fact 1: September 18, 1614, bapt.Towcester, England Fact 2: 1688, Stonington, CT

iii. Thomas Lord, born 1616 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died March 1661/62 in Wethersfield, CT; married Hannah THURSTON September 28, 1652 in Boston, MA.

More About Thomas Lord: Fact 1: November 15, 1616, Towcester, England Fact 3: Dr

492 iv. William1 Lord, born 1618 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died May 17, 1678 in Saybrook, CT or Lyme CT; married (1) Hattie or Dorothy NICKERSON January 18, 1640/41 in Saybrook, CT; married (2) Lydia BUCKLAND BROWN June 03, 1664 in Saybrook/Rehoboth, Middlesex, CT. v. Robert Lord, born 1620 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died July 13, 1678 in Charlestown, MA; married Rebecca STANLEY 1650 in Boston, Suffolk, MA.

More About Robert Lord: Fact 1: May 12, 1620, Towcester, England Fact 3: Captain

vi. John Lord, born 1623 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died Bef. 1692 in Statford, VA or Hartford, CT; married (1) Adrean BASEY; married (2) Elizabeth VINCENT; married (3) Rebecca BUSHNELL May 15, 1648 in Guilford, CT.

More About John Lord: Fact 1: June 21, 1623, Towcester, England

vii. Aymie Lord, born 1626 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died January 08, 1690/91 in Hartford, Hartford,CT; married John GILBERT May 06, 1647 in Hartford, Hartford,CT.

More About Aymie Lord: Fact 1: November 30, 1626, Towcester, England

viii. Dorothy Lord, born 1629 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died January 03, 1656/57 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA; married John INGERSOLL April 1651 in Hartford, Hartford,CT.

More About Dorothy Lord: Fact 1: July 01, 1629, Towcester, England

ix. Irene Lord, born 1626 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died Bef. 1690.

1022. Jared2 SPENCER, born Abt. 1614 in Stotfold, Bedford, England; died September 03, 1685 in Haddam, Middlesex, CT. He was the son of 2044. Jared1 SPENCER and 2045. Alice WHITBRED. He married 1023. Hannah HILLS or CRAFT Abt. 1636 in Lynn, Essex, MA. 1023. Hannah HILLS or CRAFT, born Abt. 1615; died Bef. September 1683.

Notes for Jared2 SPENCER: Sources: 1. Savage 2. Milwaukee Wi Library Family Files 3. "Col Families of US" McKenzie 4. TAG vol 9, 19,27,45 5. "McCormick etc Anc. Lines" 1957 6. "Genealogical Notes" Goodwin 7. "Anc of Thomas Brainerd" D Brainerd 8. "One Branch of Booth Fam" C E Booth 9. "The Old Chimney Stacks of East Haddam" Niles 10. "Early Conn Probate Records" Manwaring Vol 1 11. "Detroit Soc for Gen Research Mag" vol 8 12. "American Ancestry" Vol 11 13. "Americana" vol 33 14. Everton GEDSRCH Terry Main, Newton IA 15. Kathryn Ybarra, kwybarra@aol

More About Jared2 SPENCER: Fact 1: April 25, 1614, Stotfold, Co Bedford, England Fact 3: Ensign

Children of Jared2 SPENCER and Hannah CRAFT are: i. John SPENCER, born August 17, 1638 in Lynn Essex, MA; died August 03, 1682 in Haddam, CT; married Rebecca HOWARD 1665 in Hartford, CT. ii. Hannah SPENCER, born 1640 in Lynn, MA; died Abt. 1690 in Haddam, CT; married Daniel BRAINARD 1660 in Haddam, CT.

More About Daniel BRAINARD: Fact 3: Rev

495 iii. Marah SPENCER, born 1641 in Lynn, MA; died December 1714 in Haddam, CT; married (1) Thomas SHAYLOR; married (2) Thomas BROOKS 1662. iv. Mehitable SPENCER, born 1642 in Lynn, MA; died 1691 in East Haddam, CT; married Daniel CONE Bef. 1661 in Hartford, CT. v. Thomas SPENCER, born 1648 in Lynn, MA; died February 03, 1698/99 in Saybrook, CT; married Elizabeth BATES Abt. 1672. vi. Sarah SPENCER, born 1644 in Lynn Essex, MA; married Stephen BACKUS December 1666. vii. Elizabeth SPENCER, born 1646 in Lynn Essex, MA; married Joseph STANNARD Abt. 1666. viii. Samuel SPENCER, born 1646 in Lynn, MA; died August 07, 1705 in East Haddam, CT; married (1) Miriam MOORE; married (2) Hannah WILLEY 1673 in Haddam, Middlesex, CT. ix. William SPENCER, born 1656 in Lynn, MA; died 1731 in East Haddam, CT; married (1) Sarah ACKLEY; married (2) Margaret BATES 1679.

More About Margaret BATES: Fact 1: June 19, 1664, Dorchester, MA

x. Ruth SPENCER, born 1654 in Lynn, MA; died November 28, 1744 in Haddam, CT; married Joseph CLARK Abt. 1682. xi. Timothy SPENCER, born 1652 in Lynn, MA; died May 06, 1704 in Haddam, CT; married Sarah CLARK 1675. xii. Nathaniel SPENCER, born 1658 in Lynn, MA; died 1722 in Haddam, CT; married Lydia SMITH 1681 in Haddam, Middlesex, CT. xiii. Rebecca SPENCER, born 1660 in Lynn Essex, MA; died Bef. 1706 in East Haddam, CT; married (1) John TANNER; married (2) John KENNARD Abt. 1682.

Generation No. 11

1792. John 2 KIDDER, born 1561 in Maresfield, Sussex, England; died 1616 in East Grinsted, Sussex, England. He was the son of 3584. John1 KIDDER and 3585. Dennys. He married 1793. Joane BURGES May 12, 1582 in Maresfield, Sussex, England. 1793. Joane BURGES, died 1610.

Notes for John 2 KIDDER:

BETH CHASE GREY, chasegrey@compuserve.com 23256. John Kidder of the Hole, the Younger #749 b. 1561, Maresfield, Co of Sussex, England, bap. 20 Apr 1561, Maresfield, Co of Sussex, England, m. 12 May 1582, in Maresfield, Co of Sussex, England, Joan Burges #750, d. 1610. John died 1616, East Grinstead, Co of Sussex, England.

He is the John Kidder in The Barony of Buckhurst, "The Buckhurst Terrier. 1597-1598, being a survey of all the lands, etc. belonging to the Barony of Buckhurst. At fo. 92v.: John Kidder, carpenter, holds at will a tenement and 1 rood, Map 147, ciphra 94. (XIX) (See copy map in the reprint issued to Members of the Sussex Record Society for the Year 1933). This shows a house and lands adjacent to Maresfield Green, kitty corner to the parish church.

The Maresfield parish register entry of his baptism reads, "xx day of April chrystened John Kydder ye soonne of John Kydder in ye hole. Godf. John Dunstoalle, Wyllyam Bamber. Godm. Margery Dunstalle".

In SAC, Vol. 56, 1914, "Witnesses from Ecclesiastical Deposition Books, 1580-1640", p. 14: 1638. April 10. John Kidder of Maresfield yeoman where lived all his life and born aged 77.

Sources: 1. NEHGR vol 41 2. Ruby Coleman ... rubyc84281@aol 3. World Family Tree #3064 4. Philip Crowther, crowther@southwind.net 5. Robert Battle, battle@iname.com Children died as infants Phillipa, Thomas x2, Alice x2, Richard, Alexis

More About John 2 KIDDER: Fact 1: April 20, 1561, bapt, Maresfield, Sussex, England Fact 3: "Of the Hole, the Younger"

Children of John KIDDER and Joane BURGES are: i. John KIDDER, born 1590 in England; died 1638; married Maria BEOELL. 896 ii. James1 KIDDER, born 1595 in Maresfield, Sussex, England; married Elizabeth. iii. Anne KIDDER, born 1599 in East Grinstead,Sussex, England. iv. Elizabeth KIDDER, born 1599 in East Grinstead,Sussex, England. v. Margaret KIDDER, born 1604 in East Grinstead,Sussex, England. vi. Maria KIDDER, born 1607 in East Grinstead,Sussex, England.

1796. Enoch MOORE, born Abt. 1561 in Maldon, Essex Co, England; died in Haverhill, Suffolk, England. He was the son of 3592. Nicholas MOORE and 3593. Willamin. He married 1797. Catherine November 23, 1585 in Maldon, Essex, England. 1797. Catherine, born Abt. 1562 in England; died 1593.

Notes for Enoch MOORE: Children with second wife 1. Merry 2. Judith 3. Jane

Sources: 1. NEHGR Vol 122 2. LDS Ancestral Records

More About Enoch MOORE: Fact 1: January 19, 1560/61, Maldon, Essex, England, St Peters

More About Catherine: Fact 2: October 11, 1593, Maldon, England

Children of Enoch MOORE and Catherine are: i. Sarah MOORE, born 1588 in Maldon, England; died January 18, 1662/63 in Boston, Suffolk, MA; married Edmund GREENLEAF July 02, 1611 in Langford, Essex, England, St Giles.

More About Sarah MOORE: Fact 1: December 13, 1588, Maldon, England, All Saints

ii. Samuel MOORE, born 1591 in Maldon, England; died February 1615/16 in Much Totham, Co Essex, England.

More About Samuel MOORE: Fact 1: April 20, 1591, Maldon, England, All Saints

898 iii. Francis MOORE, born 1592 in England; died August 20, 1671 in Cambridge, MA; married (1) Katherine MONFORD 1629 in England; married (2) Elizabeth PERRIMAN December 06, 1673. iv. Enoch MOORE, born Abt. 1593.

1804. George2 RUGGLES. He was the son of 3608. George1 RUGGLES and 3609. Alice DANDYE. He married 1805. mom. 1805. mom.

Notes for George2 RUGGLES: Sources: 1. NYGR vol 28, 41

Children of George2 RUGGLES and mom are: 902 i. George3 RUGGLES, born Abt. 1607 in Suffolk, England; died June 18, 1669 in Boston or Braintree, MA; married Elizabeth. ii. Amos RUGGLES. iii. Anne RUGGLES. iv. John RUGGLES, born March 1708/09; married Sarah.

1836. Thomas STEBBINS, born Abt. 1566 in Bocking, Essex Co, England. He married 1837. Mrs. 1837. Mrs.

Children of Thomas STEBBINS and Mrs are: i. Martin STEBBINS, married Joan WESBY.

More About Martin STEBBINS: Fact 1: April 28, 1594, Bocking, England

918 ii. Rowland STEBBINS, born 1592 in Bocking, Essex Co, England; died December 14, 1671 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA; married Sarah WHITING November 30, 1618 in Bocking, England.

1848. Richard STRONG, born Abt. 1561 in Shropshire, England; died 1613 in Taunton, Somerset, England. He was the son of 3696. George STRONG. He married 1849. Eleanor DEANE 1609 in Chard, Somerset, England. 1849. Eleanor DEANE.

Notes for Richard STRONG: Sources: 1. Georgene Humphries

Child of Richard STRONG and Eleanor DEANE is: 924 i. John2 STRONG, born 1605 in Taunton, Somerset, England; died April 14, 1699 in Northampton, Hampton, MA; married Abigail FORD December 30, 1636 in Dorchester, Suffolk, MA.

1850. Thomas FORD, born 1587-1589 in Dorsetshire, England; died November 28, 1676 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA. He was the son of 3700. John FORD. He married 1851. Elizabeth CHARD June 19, 1616 in Bridport, Dorset, England. 1851. Elizabeth CHARD, born 1589 in of Bridport, Dorset, England; died April 1643 in Windsor, Hartford, CT.

Notes for Thomas FORD: Sources: 1. Georgene Humphries, humphri@northrim.net

Children of Thomas FORD and Elizabeth CHARD are: 925 i. Abigail FORD, born October 18, 1619 in England; died July 06, 1688 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA; married John2 STRONG December 30, 1636 in Dorchester, Suffolk, MA. ii. Thomas FORD. iii. Joan or Joanna FORD. iv. Hepzibah FORD. v. Hannah FORD.

1852. Thomas WOODWARD. He was the son of 3704. Hugh WOODWARD and 3705. Jane HAWETT. He married 1853. Elizabeth TYRER. 1853. Elizabeth TYRER.

Child of Thomas WOODWARD and Elizabeth TYRER is: 926 i. Henry WOODWARD, born May 22, 1607 in Much Worton, Lancashire, England; died April 09, 1685 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA; married Elizabeth September 04, 1679 in Suffolk, England.

1924. FARR, born Abt. 1568. He married 1925. mom. 1925. mom.

Children of FARR and mom are: 962 i. George FARR, born 1594-1604 in England, or Lynn, MA; died October 24, 1662 in Lynn, MA; married Elizabeth STOWERS November 16, 1643 in Lynn, MA. ii. Thomas FARR, born Abt. 1612.

1926. Nicholas STOWERS, born 1591-1600 in Upway, Dorsetshire, England; died May 17, 1646 in Charleston, Suffolk, MA. He was the son of 3852. Walter STOWERS and 3853. Anne. He married 1927. Amy JAMES in Lynn, MA. 1927. Amy JAMES, born 1599 in Upway, Dorsetshire, England; died February 02, 1666/67 in Charleston, Suffolk, MA.

Notes for Nicholas STOWERS: Sources: 1. NEHGR vol 3-4; 25; 48 2. "Old Families of Salisbury & Amesbury" Hoyt 3. Savage Vol 4 4. "St John & Harris" Ben Cash 5. Marsha Markham 6. GENDEX Winch Database jjadkins@HIWAAY.net 7. GEDSRCH Robertson Walter Howe, Clarmont, Ca 8. gbclark@worldnet.att.net 9. Jane Kent, JK52G@aol 10. WFT Vol 1 #1920, 2490. 123

Children of Nicholas STOWERS and Amy JAMES are: 963 i. Elizabeth STOWERS, born 1619-1622 in Charlestown, Suffolk, MA; died March 11, 1686/87 in Lynn, MA; married George FARR November 16, 1643 in Lynn, MA. ii. Richard STOWERS, born May 16, 1620 in Charleston, Suffolk, MA; died July 08, 1693 in Malden? MA; married Joanna Hannah FROST January 14, 1591/92. iii. Joanna Jane STOWERS, born March 14, 1620/21 in Charleston, Suffolk, MA; died December 25, 1689; married John BURRAGE 1655 in Charleston, Suffolk, MA. iv. Sarah STOWERS, born Abt. 1624 in Charleston, Suffolk, MA; married Samuel HAYWARD Abt. 1645 in Charleston, Suffolk, MA. v. Joseph STOWERS, born February 21, 1631/32 in Charleston, Suffolk, MA; died November 16, 1672 in Charleston, Suffolk, MA; married Mary BLAISDELL 1660 in Salisbury, Essex, MA.

More About Joseph STOWERS: Fact 1: December 23, 1632, bapt Charleston, MA

vi. Abigail STOWERS, born April 27, 1636 in Charleston, Suffolk, MA; died March 09, 1666/67 in Charleston, Suffolk, MA; married John KNIGHT Abt. 1657 in Charleston, Suffolk, MA.

More About Abigail STOWERS: Fact 1: April 28, 1636, Charleston, MA

1948. Matthew1 BARSTOW, born June 29, 1565 in Shelf, Halifax, Yorkshire, England. He was the son of 3896. John BARSTOW and 3897. Isabel GLEDHILL. He married 1949. person unknown. 1949. person unknown, born Abt. 1567 in Bentley Rise, Yorkshire, England.

Notes for Matthew1 BARSTOW: Sources: 1. GEDSRCH Everton 2. WFT Vol 1 #2690

Child of Matthew1 BARSTOW and person unknown is: 974 i. Matthew2 BARSTOW, born Abt. 1590 in Shelf, Halifax, Yorkshire, England; died in Shelf, Halifax, Yorkshire, England; married Isabel HILL.

1952. John3 BATES, born 1521 in Lydd, Co Kent, England; died 1580 in Lydd, England. He was the son of 3904. Andrew BATES and 3905. mom. He married 1953. Mildred WARD October 28, 1546 in Lydd, Kent, England. 1953. Mildred WARD, born Abt. 1526 in Lydd, Kent, England; died May 1577 in Lydd, Kent, England.

Notes for John3 BATES: Sources: 1. NEHGR vol 51 2. DAR National Hist Magazine vol 74 #11 3. "Bates Genealogy" Peggy Bates 4. LDS Ancestral File 5. Gee Gee Hughes 6. Everton GEDSRCH Robert Thomas..Ford Family Data Base Anniston AL 7. WFT #0470, #0944, #1032

More About Mildred WARD: Fact 2: June 02, 1577, buried Lydd, Kent, England

Children of John3 BATES and Mildred WARD are: 976 i. James1 BATES, born 1562 in Lydd, Kent, England; died March 02, 1613/14 in Lydd, England; married Mary MARTINE June 06, 1580. ii. Mary BATES, born 1550; married Robert TOOKEY September 25, 1567. iii. Thomas BATES, born 1550-1558; married Elizabeth HEBBELTHWAITE February 02, 1579/80. iv. Andrew BATES, born 1562-1563; married (1) Margaret; married (2) Judith ANSEL April 19, 1596; married (3) Elizabeth Essex June 28, 1609.

More About Andrew BATES: Fact 1: January 31, 1562/63 Fact 2: March 05, 1609/10

v. Edmund BATES, born 1568 in Boston, Lincolnshire, England; died 1610; married Elizabeth LEVERETT.

1954. James MARTIN, born 1547 in Lydd, Kent, England; died 1583. He married 1955. Joan ADAM July 27, 1562 in Lydd, Kent, England. 1955. Joan ADAM, died 1582 in Lydd, Kent, England. She was the daughter of 3910. William ADAM and 3911. Alice BAKER.

Notes for James MARTIN: Sources: 1. Everton GEDSRCH Robert Thomas, Ford Family Database, Anniston, AL 2. WFT #3981

Children of James MARTIN and Joan ADAM are: 977 i. Mary MARTINE, married James1 BATES June 06, 1580. ii. Rachel MARTINE, born June 17, 1565; died 1646 in Dorchester, Suffolk, MA; married John BIGGE September 14, 1583 in Tenterden, Kent, England.

1968. Richard Lord, born 1555 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died 1610 in Towcester, Northampton, England. He was the son of 3936. LORD and 3937. Person unknown. He married 1969. Joan BIRD 1582 in Towcester, Northampton, England. 1969. Joan BIRD, born 1559 in Towchester, Northampton, England or Everdon; died September 22, 1610 in Towchester, Northampton, England. She was the daughter of 3938. Robert BIRD and 3939. Alice COLLICET.

Notes for Richard Lord: May have been born in Yelvertoft,Northampton, England ****** 1582 -    Richard LORD (ca.1555-1610) married, ca.1582, to Joan --?--.   They had children:  Elizabeth; Thomas LORD m. (1) Dorothy BULKELY and (2) Dorothy BIRD; Ellen; and Alice m. Richard MORRIS.  Richard LORD had a brother, William LORD, whose will is recorded n Northampton Probate Registry, pp.1560-66, folio 72. 1610 -    Richard LORD was buried at Towcester, England, 16 October 1610; his wife was buried there 22 September 1610.The will of Richard LORD of Towcester in Co. of Northton, dated 30 May 1610, probated 7 February 1611, named his wife, Joan; daughters Elizabeth, Ellen and Alice; and son Thomas LORD.  Witnesses were Thomas PEDDER, Paul BOUGHTON, and Richard ABBOT.  At the time of the will, the daughters, Ellen LORD and Alice LORD, were unmarried.  Apparently at this time, Ellen was engaged to one Robert MARRIOT of Calcot.  ARCHIVES OF NORTH HANTS 2nd Series, 2nd Vol.V, folio.38; Lord, Kenneth, GENEALOGY of the DESCENDANTS of THOMAS LORD (1946), pp.1-2.

******** Sources: 1."Gen & Desc of Thomas Lord" Ken Lord 2. "McCormick-Hamilton-Lord-Day Ancestral Lines" Robt. McCormick 1957 3. "Essex Institute Hist Collection" Vol 54 4. WFT #73, 1229, 3032, 5673, 3, 3972, 2884 5. GENDEX Earl Crandall eperry@capital.net 6. Everton GEDSRCH Labieaux Schiek Labieaux@uiowa.edu Dean Coston deancosmo@aol Lynda Mow ivan@halcyon.com Ricky Ingersoll, dnrdi@acad2.alaska.edu Craig Rice, ricec@aa.wl.com Terri Main, Newton IA E John Greichen, ejohn@deltanet.com 7. Randy Jones jr44908@navix.net

More About Richard Lord: Fact 2: October 16, 1610, Towcester, Northampton Co, England

More About Joan BIRD: Fact 2: September 22, 1610, Towcester, England

Children of Richard Lord and Joan BIRD are: i. Elizabeth Lord, born 1583-1586 in Towcester, Northampton, England.

Notes for Elizabeth Lord: May have been born in Yelfertoft, Northampton, England

984 ii. Thomas Lord, born 1585 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died February 1666/67 in Hartford, Hartford,CT; married Dorothy BIRD February 23, 1609/10 in Towcester, England. iii. Ellen Lord, born 1587-1589 in Towcester, Northampton, England; married Robert MARRIOT in Northamptonshire, England. iv. Alice Lord, born Abt. 1590 in prob Towcester, England; married Richard MORRIS May 20, 1611 in Towcester, Northampton, England.

1970. Robert BIRD, born 1555-1566 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died July 20, 1622 in Towcester, Northampton, England. He was the son of 3940. Richard BIRD and 3941. Joanne. He married 1971. Amy MARSEAD April 14, 1584 in Towcester, Northampton, England. 1971. Amy MARSEAD, born 1565 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died 1625 in Towcester, Northampton, England. She was the daughter of 3942. John MARSEAD and 3943. Joan.

Notes for Robert BIRD: Sources: 1. "McCormick-Hamilton-Lord-Day Ancestral Lines" Robert McCormick 1957 2. Michigan Surname Index vol1 3. WFT #5673, 3, 1229 4. GENDEX Earl Crandall eperry@capital.net 5. GEDSRCH Dean Coston, deancosmo@aol Labrieaux@uiowa.edu ivan@halcyon.com (Lynda Mow) Ricky Ingersoll, dnrdi@acad2.alaska.edu Joe Jones, jones@socomm.net 6. Randy Jones, rj44908@navix.net

More About Amy MARSEAD: Fact 2: April 19, 1625, Towcester, Northton, England

Children of Robert BIRD and Amy MARSEAD are: 985 i. Dorothy BIRD, born May 25, 1588 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died August 02, 1675 in Hartford, Hartford,CT; married Thomas Lord February 23, 1609/10 in Towcester, England. ii. Perris BIRD, born 1587 in Towcester, Northampton, England; married George TITE Abt. 1605 in Towcester, Northampton, England.

1980. Jared1 SPENCER, born May 1576 in Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England; died Bef. 1646 in England. He was the son of 3960. Michael SPENCER and 3961. Elizabeth. He married 1981. Alice WHITBRED November 10, 1600 in Upper Gravinhurs, Co Bedford, England. 1981. Alice WHITBRED, born 1571-1578 in Maulden, Bedford, England; died Abt. 1646. She was the daughter of 3962. Henry WHITBRED and 3963. Alice.

Notes for Jared1 SPENCER: Sources: 1. Milwaukee Library Files 2. TAG vol 27, 42 3. "Col Families" McKenzie vol 3 4. "Anc of Thomas Brainard" D Brainare 5. " Early Conn Probate Records" vol1 Manwaring 6. "Americana" Vol 33 6. Everton GEDSRCH Terri Main, Newton, IA 7. Kathryn Ybarra, kwybarra@aol 8. Philip Coe...dcoe@erols.com Sons John, Henry and Richard all died young

More About Jared1 SPENCER: Fact 1: May 20, 1576, baptStotfold, Bedford, England

Notes for Alice WHITBRED: Some sources have said parents were Thomas WHITBRED and Elizabeth WEST

Children of Jared1 SPENCER and Alice WHITBRED are: i. William SPENCER, born 1601; died 1640 in Hartford, CT; married Agnes HARRIS 1639 in Cambridge ,Suffolk, MA.

More About William SPENCER: Fact 1: October 11, 1601, Stotfold, England

ii. Elizabeth SPENCER, born 1602 in Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England; married Timothy TOMLYNS.

Notes for Elizabeth SPENCER: Twin to Rachel More About Elizabeth SPENCER: Fact 1: October 31, 1602, Stotfold, England

iii. Thomas SPENCER, born 1606 in Stotfold, England; died September 11, 1687 in Hartford, CT; married (1) Ann DEERFIELD; married (2) Sarah BEARDING September 11, 1645.

More About Thomas SPENCER: Fact 1: March 29, 1607, Bedfordshire, England

iv. Michael SPENCER, born May 05, 1611 in Stotfold, England; died May 06, 1653 in Lynn MA; married Isabel ROBBINS Abt. 1648. 990 v. Jared2 SPENCER, born Abt. 1614 in Stotfold, Bedford, England; died September 03, 1685 in Haddam, Middlesex, CT; married (1) Rebecca PARKER; married (2) Hannah HILLS or CRAFT Abt. 1636 in Lynn, Essex, MA.

1988. John DANIEL, born November 03, 1561 in Kelshall, Hertford, England. He married 1989. Elizabeth PEBITE Abt. 1577 in Thundridge, Hertford, England. 1989. Elizabeth PEBITE, born Abt. 1564 in Kelshall, Hertford, England.

Notes for John DANIEL: Sources: Barbara Parker, bparker1@voicenet.com

Child of John DANIEL and Elizabeth PEBITE is: 994 i. Henry DANIEL, born Abt. 1582 in Much Hodham, Hertford, England; married Person Unknown.

2000. Robert2 NOYES, born 1530 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; died Aft. November 17, 1599 in Cholderton, Wilts, England. He was the son of 4000. Nicholas NOYES and 4001. person unknown. He married 2001. person unknown Abt. 1565 in Cholderton, Wilts, England. 2001. person unknown.

Notes for Robert2 NOYES: PAUL NOYES, noyes@mindspring.com

Robert NOYES57 was born about 1518 in Cholderton, Wiltshire, England.58 He died after 17 Nov 1599.59 When he ws listed on the subsidy roll of 42 Elizabeth I. Married before 1568 a woman whose name is presently unknown.

Robert was many times in court, particularly regarding the manor of Littleton. Robert Noyes was listed in the subsidies of 10 September 13 Elizabeth I [1571] and 42 Elizabeth I [1599/1600] (Chancery Proceedings, Series II, C3/151/91).

While we have been taught to look with suspicion on ages given in round numbers, Robert's 1598 deposition suggests that he was nearly fifty years old when his first known child was born. When Richard Noyes of Manningford Bruce in 1590/91 gave a small legacy to "every of the sonnes of Robert Noyes of Chowlderton," the implication was that there were at least two boys and probably more. Evidence of only two have been found.

Children of Robert2 NOYES and person unknown are: i. Richard NOYES, born 1565 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; died August 1639 in of Cholderton, Wilts, England; married Sarah.

Notes for Richard NOYES: Yeoman

1000 ii. William NOYES, born 1568 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; died Bef. April 30, 1622 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; married (1) Anne STEPHENS?; married (2) Anne PARKER 1595 in Cornet, England. iii. Robert NOYES, born 1570 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; died January 20, 1658/59 in Cholderton, Wilts, England.

2002. Robert PARKER, born Abt. 1550 in Cholderton, Wilts, England. He married 2003. Mary Edith BURGE-COLLINS Abt. 1574 in Cholderton, Wilts, England. 2003. Mary Edith BURGE-COLLINS, born Abt. 1555 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; died Bef. 1649.

Notes for Robert PARKER: Sources: 1. GEDSRCH Paul Noyes, paulnoyes@gnn.com Geoffrey Samson, Maine 2. WFT #3929

Children of Robert PARKER and Mary BURGE-COLLINS are: 1001 i. Anne PARKER, born 1575 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; died Bef. March 06, 1656/57 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; married William NOYES 1595 in Cornet, England. ii. Robert PARKER, born Abt. 1569 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; died 1614; married Dorothy STEVENS. iii. Sarah PARKER, born 1583 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; died 1683; married John WOODBRIDGE. iv. Dorothy PARKER. v. Richard PARKER, born Abt. 1572 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; died 1611.

2012. William3 BREWSTER, born January 1566/67 in Doncaster, Scrooby, Nothinghamshire, England; died April 10, 1644 in Plymouth, MA. He was the son of 4024. William2 BREWSTER and 4025. Mary SMYTHE. He married 2013. Mary 1591 in prob Scrooby, England. 2013. Mary, born Abt. 1568; died April 17, 1627 in Plymouth MA.

Notes for William3 BREWSTER: William Brewster was the Reverend Elder of the Pilgrim's church at Plymouth, since their pastor John Robinson remained behind in Leyden, Holland with the majority of the congregation which planned to come to America at a later time.  Brewster was a fugitive from the King of England, because he had published a number of religious pamphlets while in Leyden which were critical or opposed the tenets of the Church of England.  He had been a member of the Separatist church movement from its very beginning, and was the oldest Mayflower passenger to have participated at the First Thanksgiving, in his early fifties.

For more information about William Brewster, see Caleb Johnson's Mayflower Web Pages.

More About William3 BREWSTER: Fact 3: Elder

Children of William3 BREWSTER and Mary are: 1006 i. Jonathan BREWSTER, born August 12, 1593 in Scrooby, Nottingham, England; died August 07, 1659 in Poquetannock, CT; married (1) Betji ROBINITZ 1610 in Leyden, Holland; married (2) Lucretia OLDHAM April 10, 1624 in Plymouth, MA. ii. Patience BREWSTER, born 1605 in England; died 1634 in Plymouth, MA; married Thomas PRENCE August 05, 1624 in Plymouth, MA.

Notes for Patience BREWSTER: . Patience Brewster, born Abt. 1600 in England1270; died Bef. December 12, 1634 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA1271; married Thomas Prence August 05, 1624 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA1272.   More About Patience Brewster: Cause of Death: Pestilent Feaver Notes for Thomas Prence: Thomas Prence ( Abt 1601 - March 29, 1673 )

iii. Fear BREWSTER, born 1606 in Scrooby, England; died December 12, 1634 in Plymouth, MA; married Isaac ALLERTON 1626.

Notes for Fear BREWSTER: i. Fear Brewster, born Abt. 1606 in England1273; died December 12, 1634 in Plymouth, MA1274; married Isaac Allerton Bef. May 22, 1627 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA1275.   Notes for Fear Brewster: Fear Brewster ( Abt 1606 - December 12, 1634 )

"She arrived at Plymouth about 10 July 1623 in the Anne."

'William Brewster of the Mayflower and His Descendants for Four Generations' Barbara Lambert Merrick

Isaac Allerton b. England ca. 1586 (depos.); d. New Haven CT Bet. 1 Feb. 1658/9 (when he appeared in court) and 12 Feb. 1658/9 (date of inventory.)

He m. (1) Leyden, Holland 4 Nov. 1611 Mary Norris of Newbury, England; d. Plymouth 25 Feb. 1620/1.

He m. (2) Plymouth ca. 1626 Fear Brewster, b. England; d. Plymouth bef. 12 Dec. 1634; dau. of William and Mary ------- Brewster of the "Mayflower."

He m. (3) prob. New Haven CT bef. 17 Feb. 1644/5 Joanna Swinnerton who was living New Haven CT 19 May 1684.

iv. Love BREWSTER, born 1614 in Leyden, Holland; died 1650 in Duxbury, MA; married Sarah COLLIER May 15, 1634 in Plymouth, MA.

Notes for Love BREWSTER: i. Love Brewster, born Abt. 1611 in Holland1276; died Bef. February 01, 1650/51 in Duxbury, MA1277,1278; married Sarah Collier May 15, 1634 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA1279.   Notes for Love Brewster: Love Brewster ( Abt 1611 - Bef February 01, 1650/51 )

"A 1620 Mayflower passenger, he arrived with his parents William and Mary Brewster." -------------------------------------------------------- "A passenger of the Mayflower, Love Brewster was admitted freeman of the Colony 2 March 1635/6. He served as a Pequot War volunteer in 1637, and was a member of Capt. Myles Standish's Duxbury Company in 1643. He served on the grand jury from Duxbury 1648, and was also one of the proprietors of Bridgewater."

'William Brewster of the Mayflower and His Descendants for Four Generations' Barbara Lambert Merrick

More About Sarah Collier: Baptism: April 30, 1616, St. Olaves, Southwark, England

v. Wrestling BREWSTER, born 1615 in Leyden, Holland; died 1636 in Piscataqua, NH. vi. Elizabeth BREWSTER, born Abt. 1584 in England; died Abt. 1666; married Thomas EMERSON July 01, 1611 in Bishop's Stratford, England.

Notes for Elizabeth BREWSTER: Elizabeth Brewster, born Abt. 1584 in England ; died Aft. 1666 ; married Thomas Emerson July 01, 1611 in Bishop's Stratford, England Frances Jones-Lory, franjones@chamber.worchester.ma.us

vii. William BREWSTER.

Notes for William BREWSTER: . William Brewster, born Abt. 1586 in Around London, England1266; died August 10, 1608 in Jamestown, VA1267.   Notes for William Brewster: William Brewster ( Abt 1586 - August 10, 1608 )

"died Virginia "Aug. 10, 1608, the tenth day died William Bruster gentleman, of a wound given by the savages, and was buried the 11th day." ... The young William who died 1608 may be of another family. It is an interesting problem. He may have been of Suffolk County." 'The Mayflower Planters', by Leon Clark Hills Milford, MA Library 974.49201 HIL

More About William Brewster: Cause of Death: Killed by indians

viii. Edward BREWSTER.

Notes for Edward BREWSTER: Edward Brewster, born Abt. 1587 in England1268; died Aft. 1635 in London, England1269.   Notes for Edward Brewster: Edward Brewster ( Abt 1587 - Aft 1635 )

2014. William OLDHAM, born June 26, 1568 in All Saints Parish, Derby, Derbyshire, England; died June 26, 1636 in Derby, Derbyshire, England. He married 2015. Phillippa SOWTER November 17, 1588 in Derby, Derbyshire, England. 2015. Phillippa SOWTER, born July 06, 1568 in All Saints Parish, Derby, Derbyshire, England; died Abt. March 17, 1615/16 in Derby, Derbyshire, England. She was the daughter of 4030. Thomas SOWTER and 4031. Alice TURNAR.

Notes for William OLDHAM: Sources: 1. "Dir of Anc Heads of Families" Holmes 2, NEGHR Vol 111 3. "Hist & Genealogies" W H Miller 1907 4. "The English Anc and Homes of the Pilgrim Fathers" Charles E Banks 1962 5. Savage 6. "Watertown MA" Bond 7. Everton GEDSRCH 8. Jacqueline Bartholomew 9. GENDEX Earl Crandall, eperry@capital.net Oldham Family Info, joldham@indy.net

Researchers 1. Sandy Willingham Mueller, sandrajmueller@worldnet.att.net 2. Kristy Whitmire, savannah@tnproweb.com

Children of William OLDHAM and Phillippa SOWTER are: 1007 i. Lucretia OLDHAM, born 1600 in Derby, Derbyshire, England; died March 04, 1677/78 in Poquetannock, CT; married Jonathan BREWSTER April 10, 1624 in Plymouth, MA. ii. John OLDHAM, born Abt. 1592 in prob Derby, England; died July 1636 in At Sea, Narragansett Bay, near Block Island RI; married Jane BISSELL.

Notes for John OLDHAM: Indian Trader Killed by Pequod Indians ********* i. John Oldham, died 1636   Notes for John Oldham: John Oldham ( - 1636 )

"He arrived at Plymouth in 1623 on the Anne with his family, including his sister Lucretia Oldham. ... John Oldham was a coconspirator with Rev. John Lyford in 1624 and as a consequences was exiled from Plymouth Colony. He first went to Nantasket (Hull), but in 1625 returned to Plymouth in spite of his banishment. ... The Dorset group employed him to help colonize Cape Ann in 1625, but he became dissatisfied and later went to Virginia. He returned to Hull and showed himself repentent to the Plymouth leaders, so much so that they put him in charge of Thomas Morton of Merrymount when they sent the latter back to England in 1630. Oldham returned from England with the Bay Colony settlers and became a deputy at Watertown. He was killed by Indians while on a trading voyage to Block Island in 1636. As related in the text, Oldham's murder was one of the immediate causes of the Pequot War."

'Plymouth Colony, Its History & People, 1620-1691'

More About John Oldham: Cause of Death: Killed by Indians More About John OLDHAM: Fact 1: July 14, 1592, bapt All Saints, Derby, England

iii. Thomas OLDHAM, born 1590 in Derby, Derbyshire, England; died in Derby, Derbyshire, England; married Elizabeth RHODES January 26, 1613/14 in All Saints Parish, Derby, Derbyshire, England.

2016. John3 BATES, born 1521 in Lydd, Co Kent, England; died 1580 in Lydd, England. He was the son of 4032. Andrew BATES and 4033. mom. He married 2017. Mildred WARD October 28, 1546 in Lydd, Kent, England. 2017. Mildred WARD, born Abt. 1526 in Lydd, Kent, England; died May 1577 in Lydd, Kent, England.

Notes for John3 BATES: Sources: 1. NEHGR vol 51 2. DAR National Hist Magazine vol 74 #11 3. "Bates Genealogy" Peggy Bates 4. LDS Ancestral File 5. Gee Gee Hughes 6. Everton GEDSRCH Robert Thomas..Ford Family Data Base Anniston AL 7. WFT #0470, #0944, #1032

More About Mildred WARD: Fact 2: June 02, 1577, buried Lydd, Kent, England

Children of John3 BATES and Mildred WARD are: 976 i. James1 BATES, born 1562 in Lydd, Kent, England; died March 02, 1613/14 in Lydd, England; married Mary MARTINE June 06, 1580. ii. Mary BATES, born 1550; married Robert TOOKEY September 25, 1567. iii. Thomas BATES, born 1550-1558; married Elizabeth HEBBELTHWAITE February 02, 1579/80. iv. Andrew BATES, born 1562-1563; married (1) Margaret; married (2) Judith ANSEL April 19, 1596; married (3) Elizabeth Essex June 28, 1609.

More About Andrew BATES: Fact 1: January 31, 1562/63 Fact 2: March 05, 1609/10

v. Edmund BATES, born 1568 in Boston, Lincolnshire, England; died 1610; married Elizabeth LEVERETT.

2018. James MARTIN, born 1547 in Lydd, Kent, England; died 1583. He married 2019. Joan ADAM July 27, 1562 in Lydd, Kent, England. 2019. Joan ADAM, died 1582 in Lydd, Kent, England. She was the daughter of 4038. William ADAM and 4039. Alice BAKER.

Notes for James MARTIN: Sources: 1. Everton GEDSRCH Robert Thomas, Ford Family Database, Anniston, AL 2. WFT #3981

Children of James MARTIN and Joan ADAM are: 977 i. Mary MARTINE, married James1 BATES June 06, 1580. ii. Rachel MARTINE, born June 17, 1565; died 1646 in Dorchester, Suffolk, MA; married John BIGGE September 14, 1583 in Tenterden, Kent, England.

2032. Richard Lord, born 1555 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died 1610 in Towcester, Northampton, England. He was the son of 4064. LORD and 4065. Person unknown. He married 2033. Joan BIRD 1582 in Towcester, Northampton, England. 2033. Joan BIRD, born 1559 in Towchester, Northampton, England or Everdon; died September 22, 1610 in Towchester, Northampton, England. She was the daughter of 4066. Robert BIRD and 4067. Alice COLLICET.

Notes for Richard Lord: May have been born in Yelvertoft,Northampton, England ****** 1582 -    Richard LORD (ca.1555-1610) married, ca.1582, to Joan --?--.   They had children:  Elizabeth; Thomas LORD m. (1) Dorothy BULKELY and (2) Dorothy BIRD; Ellen; and Alice m. Richard MORRIS.  Richard LORD had a brother, William LORD, whose will is recorded n Northampton Probate Registry, pp.1560-66, folio 72. 1610 -    Richard LORD was buried at Towcester, England, 16 October 1610; his wife was buried there 22 September 1610.The will of Richard LORD of Towcester in Co. of Northton, dated 30 May 1610, probated 7 February 1611, named his wife, Joan; daughters Elizabeth, Ellen and Alice; and son Thomas LORD.  Witnesses were Thomas PEDDER, Paul BOUGHTON, and Richard ABBOT.  At the time of the will, the daughters, Ellen LORD and Alice LORD, were unmarried.  Apparently at this time, Ellen was engaged to one Robert MARRIOT of Calcot.  ARCHIVES OF NORTH HANTS 2nd Series, 2nd Vol.V, folio.38; Lord, Kenneth, GENEALOGY of the DESCENDANTS of THOMAS LORD (1946), pp.1-2.

******** Sources: 1."Gen & Desc of Thomas Lord" Ken Lord 2. "McCormick-Hamilton-Lord-Day Ancestral Lines" Robt. McCormick 1957 3. "Essex Institute Hist Collection" Vol 54 4. WFT #73, 1229, 3032, 5673, 3, 3972, 2884 5. GENDEX Earl Crandall eperry@capital.net 6. Everton GEDSRCH Labieaux Schiek Labieaux@uiowa.edu Dean Coston deancosmo@aol Lynda Mow ivan@halcyon.com Ricky Ingersoll, dnrdi@acad2.alaska.edu Craig Rice, ricec@aa.wl.com Terri Main, Newton IA E John Greichen, ejohn@deltanet.com 7. Randy Jones jr44908@navix.net

More About Richard Lord: Fact 2: October 16, 1610, Towcester, Northampton Co, England

More About Joan BIRD: Fact 2: September 22, 1610, Towcester, England

Children of Richard Lord and Joan BIRD are: i. Elizabeth Lord, born 1583-1586 in Towcester, Northampton, England.

Notes for Elizabeth Lord: May have been born in Yelfertoft, Northampton, England

984 ii. Thomas Lord, born 1585 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died February 1666/67 in Hartford, Hartford,CT; married Dorothy BIRD February 23, 1609/10 in Towcester, England. iii. Ellen Lord, born 1587-1589 in Towcester, Northampton, England; married Robert MARRIOT in Northamptonshire, England. iv. Alice Lord, born Abt. 1590 in prob Towcester, England; married Richard MORRIS May 20, 1611 in Towcester, Northampton, England.

2034. Robert BIRD, born 1555-1566 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died July 20, 1622 in Towcester, Northampton, England. He was the son of 4068. Richard BIRD and 4069. Joanne. He married 2035. Amy MARSEAD April 14, 1584 in Towcester, Northampton, England. 2035. Amy MARSEAD, born 1565 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died 1625 in Towcester, Northampton, England. She was the daughter of 4070. John MARSEAD and 4071. Joan.

Notes for Robert BIRD: Sources: 1. "McCormick-Hamilton-Lord-Day Ancestral Lines" Robert McCormick 1957 2. Michigan Surname Index vol1 3. WFT #5673, 3, 1229 4. GENDEX Earl Crandall eperry@capital.net 5. GEDSRCH Dean Coston, deancosmo@aol Labrieaux@uiowa.edu ivan@halcyon.com (Lynda Mow) Ricky Ingersoll, dnrdi@acad2.alaska.edu Joe Jones, jones@socomm.net 6. Randy Jones, rj44908@navix.net

More About Amy MARSEAD: Fact 2: April 19, 1625, Towcester, Northton, England

Children of Robert BIRD and Amy MARSEAD are: 985 i. Dorothy BIRD, born May 25, 1588 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died August 02, 1675 in Hartford, Hartford,CT; married Thomas Lord February 23, 1609/10 in Towcester, England. ii. Perris BIRD, born 1587 in Towcester, Northampton, England; married George TITE Abt. 1605 in Towcester, Northampton, England.

2044. Jared1 SPENCER, born May 1576 in Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England; died Bef. 1646 in England. He was the son of 4088. Michael SPENCER and 4089. Elizabeth. He married 2045. Alice WHITBRED November 10, 1600 in Upper Gravinhurs, Co Bedford, England. 2045. Alice WHITBRED, born 1571-1578 in Maulden, Bedford, England; died Abt. 1646. She was the daughter of 4090. Henry WHITBRED and 4091. Alice.

Notes for Jared1 SPENCER: Sources: 1. Milwaukee Library Files 2. TAG vol 27, 42 3. "Col Families" McKenzie vol 3 4. "Anc of Thomas Brainard" D Brainare 5. " Early Conn Probate Records" vol1 Manwaring 6. "Americana" Vol 33 6. Everton GEDSRCH Terri Main, Newton, IA 7. Kathryn Ybarra, kwybarra@aol 8. Philip Coe...dcoe@erols.com Sons John, Henry and Richard all died young

More About Jared1 SPENCER: Fact 1: May 20, 1576, baptStotfold, Bedford, England

Notes for Alice WHITBRED: Some sources have said parents were Thomas WHITBRED and Elizabeth WEST

Children of Jared1 SPENCER and Alice WHITBRED are: i. William SPENCER, born 1601; died 1640 in Hartford, CT; married Agnes HARRIS 1639 in Cambridge ,Suffolk, MA.

More About William SPENCER: Fact 1: October 11, 1601, Stotfold, England

ii. Elizabeth SPENCER, born 1602 in Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England; married Timothy TOMLYNS.

Notes for Elizabeth SPENCER: Twin to Rachel More About Elizabeth SPENCER: Fact 1: October 31, 1602, Stotfold, England

iii. Thomas SPENCER, born 1606 in Stotfold, England; died September 11, 1687 in Hartford, CT; married (1) Ann DEERFIELD; married (2) Sarah BEARDING September 11, 1645.

More About Thomas SPENCER: Fact 1: March 29, 1607, Bedfordshire, England

iv. Michael SPENCER, born May 05, 1611 in Stotfold, England; died May 06, 1653 in Lynn MA; married Isabel ROBBINS Abt. 1648. 990 v. Jared2 SPENCER, born Abt. 1614 in Stotfold, Bedford, England; died September 03, 1685 in Haddam, Middlesex, CT; married (1) Rebecca PARKER; married (2) Hannah HILLS or CRAFT Abt. 1636 in Lynn, Essex, MA.

Generation No. 12

3584. John1 KIDDER, born Abt. 1533 in Maresfield, Sussex, England; died June 21, 1599 in Maresfield, Sussex, England. He was the son of 7168. Richard3 KIDDER and 7169. Margareta. He married 3585. Dennys. 3585. Dennys, died 1583 in Maresfield, Sussex, England.

Notes for John1 KIDDER: reat-grandparents

46512. John Kidder of the Hole, The Elder #751 b. abt. 1533, Maresfield, Co of Sussex, England, m. (1) Dennys *Unknown #753, d. 1583, Maresfield, Co of Sussex, England, bur. 28 Apr 1583, Maresfield, Co of Sussex, England, m. (2) 23 Dec 1583, in Little Horsted, Co of Sussex, England, Margaret Norman #752, b. Of Little Horsted, Co of Sussex, England, d. 1584, Maresfield, Co of Sussex, England, bur. 28 Apr 1584, Maresfield, Co of Sussex, England. John died 21 Jun 1599, Maresfield, Co of Sussex, England.

He may have been the John Kydder in list of Jurors, no. 98, 5 Apr 1535, in "Sussex Coroners' Inquests, 1485-1558", SRC, Vol 74. At Robertsbridge, before Richard Sharp, Hastings Rape Coroner. On 30 Mar Richard Ingleton late of Robertsbridge, 'laborer', languished at Robertsbridge Abbey and so continued until 4 Apr when he died a natural death between noon and 1 p.m. KB9/533,m101.

In "The Buckhurst Terrier. 1597-1598", reproduction issued to Members of the Sussex Record Society for the Year 1933, p. 17: under the Heading "Demeanes in the Parish of Maresfeild" fo. 75v. William Welche, of Maresfeild, yeoman, holds by indenture of 13 May, 38 Eliz. tenement and lands called Kennett, all except Wintercroft bounded as follows: highway from Cowdens Croft to Lampole Greene on the W., Lampole Greene and the land of Henry Hode S., land of John Gildridge E., land of ____ Rootes and John Kidder N. and NE. Wintercroft lies between the Courtfield and land of Richard Prior, Wm. Norman, and Walter Affourde. Rent oe10, and 2 fat capons alive 20th December. Fo. 76. Also Clapper Mead, 3 ac. - Bounds: land of John Arthur E., of Thomas Gildridge W., of John Kidder S., and the way from Harney Common to John Arthur's house N. Rent 40s. Rent, in all, [sterling]12, and 2 fat capons.

Among the MSS "Inquisitiones post Mortem" (i. 95, Sussex, 42 Eliz.) is the record of an Inquisition taken at East Grinstead, January 2, 1600 before sundry jurors, who say that John Kidder died June 21st in the year preceding and that at the time of his death he was seized of a demesne, as of fee, of and in a messuage, barn, stable, garden, orchard, and 80 acres of land with the appurtenances, in Marysfield, called Rolfe Colvyells, formerly Frytters ; and that the said messuage and premises were held of our said Lady the Queen "ut de honore suo de Aquila per servicium militare, sed per quantam partem feodi militis juratores predicti ignorant ; et valent per annum, ultra reprisalia, 20 s". A farm adjoining the Pool, or Lampool Farm, is still called the Frytter Bank (c.1850) and is probably the land here alluded to. Today it appears on the Ordnance Survey Maps as "Flitterbanks".

In "Sussex Notes from the Second Series of Chancery Inquisitiones Post-Mortem", Sussex Record Society, vol. XIV. Post-Mortem Inquisitions 1485-1649, p. 135, no. 617: John Kidder, yeo. Vol. 259, no. 95. E.G., 2 Jan 42 Eliz. Died 28 June 41 Eliz at Maresfield. Heir, son John, aged 36 years and more. Lands called "Rolfe Colvyels", formerly "Fritters", in Maresfield.

Sources: 1. NEHGR vol 41 2. Ruby Coleman rubyc84281@aol 3. WFT #3064

Residence: Maresfield, Sussex, England

More About John1 KIDDER: Fact 3: "The Elder"

Children of John1 KIDDER and Dennys are: i. Susannah KIDDER, born 1559 in Sussex Co, England. 1792 ii. John 2 KIDDER, born 1561 in Maresfield, Sussex, England; died 1616 in East Grinsted, Sussex, England; married Joane BURGES May 12, 1582 in Maresfield, Sussex, England. iii. Jane KIDDER, born 1563 in England; died 1617. iv. Anne KIDDER, born 1566 in England; married John ALCHIN. v. Thomas KIDDER, born 1569 in England; died 1590.

3592. Nicholas MOORE, died 1594 in England. He married 3593. Willamin. 3593. Willamin, born Abt. 1539; died 1606 in Maldon, Essex Co, England.

More About Nicholas MOORE: Fact 1: September 25, 1559, Bewardine, Worchestershire, England Fact 2: October 08, 1594, Maldon, England

More About Willamin: Fact 2: July 20, 1606, Maldon, England

Children of Nicholas MOORE and Willamin are: 1796 i. Enoch MOORE, born Abt. 1561 in Maldon, Essex Co, England; died in Haverhill, Suffolk, England; married Catherine November 23, 1585 in Maldon, Essex, England. ii. Samuel MOORE, born Abt. 1562. iii. Thomas MOORE, born Abt. 1564 in England; died 1624 in Maldon, England; married Bridget LUFKIN May 31, 1612 in Maldon, England.

More About Thomas MOORE: Fact 2: September 19, 1624, Maldon, England

iv. Edward MOORE, born Abt. 1566 in Maldon, England; died 1619 in Maldon, England; married Elizabeth BURTON February 06, 1604/05 in Maldon, England.

More About Edward MOORE: Fact 2: November 06, 1619, Maldon, England

v. Anna MOORE, born Abt. 1568 in England; married John HEWSTER. vi. Phillipa MOORE, born Abt. 1570; married William HARRINGTON August 31, 1618 in Maldon, England. vii. Nicholas MOORE, born 1570 in Maldon, Essex, England; died 1646 in Maldon, England; married Margaret.

More About Nicholas MOORE: Fact 1: September 17, 1570, Maldon, England, All Saints Fact 2: May 30, 1646, Maldon, England

3608. George1 RUGGLES, died 1616 in Sudbury, Co Suffolk, England. He was the son of 7216. Nicholas RUGGLES and 7217. Person Unknown. He married 3609. Alice DANDYE June 05, 1575. 3609. Alice DANDYE.

Notes for George1 RUGGLES: Clothier

Sources: 1. NYGR vol 28, 41 2. D B Robinson, haruspex@wheel.dcn.davis.ca.us

Children of George1 RUGGLES and Alice DANDYE are: 1804 i. George2 RUGGLES, married mom. ii. Bridgett RUGGLES, married Martin HARRIS. iii. Jeffrey RUGGLES, died 1630; married Margaret Susan. iv. John RUGGLES.

3696. George STRONG, born Abt. 1556 in Chard, Somerset, England; died Bef. February 13, 1634/35 in Chard, Somerset, England. He was the son of 7392. John1 STRONG.

Notes for George STRONG: Sources: 1. Georgene Humphries

Children of George STRONG are: 1848 i. Richard STRONG, born Abt. 1561 in Shropshire, England; died 1613 in Taunton, Somerset, England; married Eleanor DEANE 1609 in Chard, Somerset, England. ii. Walter STRONG. iii. William STRONG. iv. Thomas STRONG. v. John STRONG. vi. George STRONG.

3700. John FORD, born Abt. 1560.

Children of John FORD are: 1850 i. Thomas FORD, born 1587-1589 in Dorsetshire, England; died November 28, 1676 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA; married Elizabeth CHARD June 19, 1616 in Bridport, Dorset, England. ii. Christopher FORD.

3704. Hugh WOODWARD, born Abt. 1535. He was the son of 7408. Ralph WOODWARD and 7409. Jane MOLYNEUX. He married 3705. Jane HAWETT. 3705. Jane HAWETT.

Children of Hugh WOODWARD and Jane HAWETT are: 1852 i. Thomas WOODWARD, married Elizabeth TYRER. ii. Alexander WOODWARD. iii. James WOODWARD.

3852. Walter STOWERS, born 1568 in Dorchester, Dorset, England. He was the son of 7704. Nicholas De STOURE and 7705. person unknown. He married 3853. Anne Abt. 1591 in Upway, Dorsetshire, England. 3853. Anne, born Abt. 1569 in Dorchester, Dorset, England.

Notes for Walter STOWERS: Sources: 1. Marsha Markham 2. "St John & Harris" Ben L Cash 3. GENDEX 4. GEDSRCH cwilson980@aol 5. Philip Coe, dcoe@erols.com 6. Gerald Clark, gbclark@worldnet.att.net 7. Randy Jones, rj44908@navix.net 8. Jane Kent, JK52G@aol 9. Judd Humphreys, juddh@worldnet.att.net 10. WFT Vol 1 #1920, 2490. 123. 1229 11. David Brown, phlaps@mail.bc.rogers.wave.ca

Children of Walter STOWERS and Anne are: 1926 i. Nicholas STOWERS, born 1591-1600 in Upway, Dorsetshire, England; died May 17, 1646 in Charleston, Suffolk, MA; married (1) Amy JAMES in Lynn, MA; married (2) Amy MARNUM. ii. Deborah STOWERS, born May 01, 1593 in Upway, Dorsetshire, England; died 1634 in Scituate, Plymouth, Ma; married Simon HOYT December 02, 1612 in Upway/Dorchester, Dorset, England.

Notes for Simon HOYT: Sources: 1. David Brown, phlaps@mail.bc.rogers.wave.ca 2. WFT Vol 1 #1229

3896. John BARSTOW, born 1540 in Bentley Rise, Yorkshire, England; died April 25, 1565 in Halifax, Yorkshire, England. He was the son of 7792. William BARSTOW and 7793. Isabel WOLLAR. He married 3897. Isabel GLEDHILL. 3897. Isabel GLEDHILL, born 1541 in Sowerby, Yorkshire, England. She was the daughter of 7794. Gilbert GLEDHILL and 7795. Person Unknown.

Notes for John BARSTOW: Sources: 1. GEDSRCH Donald Barstow, Fremont Ca Richard Cooke, rcooke852@aol.com 2 WFT Vol 1 #2690

Children of John BARSTOW and Isabel GLEDHILL are: 1948 i. Matthew1 BARSTOW, born June 29, 1565 in Shelf, Halifax, Yorkshire, England; married person unknown. ii. Sarah BARSTOW, born October 17, 1563 in Bentley Rise, Yorkshire, England.

3904. Andrew BATES, born 1491-1494 in Lydd, Co Kent, England; died February 22, 1532/33 in Lydd, Kent, England. He was the son of 7808. John2 BATES and 7809. Mother. He married 3905. mom. 3905. mom.

Notes for Andrew BATES: Sources: 1. NEHGR vol 51 2. DAR National Hist Mag Vol 74 #11 3. "Bates Genealogy" Peggy Bates 4. LDS Ancestral File 5. Gee Gee Hughes 6. Everton GEDSRCH Robert Thomas, Anniston AL 7. WFT #0470, #0944, #1032, #0743

More About Andrew BATES: Fact 3: Farmer Fact 4: called the "Zealot"

Children of Andrew BATES and mom are: i. Joan BATES, born Abt. 1512 in Lydd, Kent, England; died 1545; married James ROBYNS.

More About Joan BATES: Fact 2: September 25, 1545

ii. Simon BATES, born Abt. 1517 in Lydd, Kent, England; died September 25, 1545. iii. William BATES, born Abt. 1519 in Lydd, Kent, England; died May 15, 1563 in Lydd, Kent, England. iv. Katherine BATES, born Abt. 1523. 1952 v. John3 BATES, born 1521 in Lydd, Co Kent, England; died 1580 in Lydd, England; married (1) Mildred WARD October 28, 1546 in Lydd, Kent, England; married (2) Mary BENNETT June 15, 1579. vi. Thomas BATES, born Abt. 1525 in Lydd, Kent, England; died June 18, 1578 in Lydd, Kent, England; married (1) Margaret GERVIS 1558; married (2) Elizabeth BATES June 18, 1564.

More About Thomas BATES: Fact 2: June 19, 1578

3910. William ADAM, born Abt. 1518. He married 3911. Alice BAKER 1542. 3911. Alice BAKER, born Abt. 1520.

Notes for William ADAM: Source: 1. Everton GEDSRCH Robert Thomas, Anniston, AL 2. WFT #3981

Child of William ADAM and Alice BAKER is: 1955 i. Joan ADAM, died 1582 in Lydd, Kent, England; married James MARTIN July 27, 1562 in Lydd, Kent, England.

3936. LORD. He married 3937. Person unknown. 3937. Person unknown.

Children of LORD and Person unknown are: 1968 i. Richard Lord, born 1555 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died 1610 in Towcester, Northampton, England; married Joan BIRD 1582 in Towcester, Northampton, England. ii. William Lord.

3938. Robert BIRD, born in England; died in England. He married 3939. Alice COLLICET April 1553 in Daventry, England. 3939. Alice COLLICET, born in England; died in England.

Notes for Robert BIRD: Sources: 1. GEDSRCH Terri Main, Newton, IA

Children of Robert BIRD and Alice COLLICET are: 1969 i. Joan BIRD, born 1559 in Towchester, Northampton, England or Everdon; died September 22, 1610 in Towchester, Northampton, England; married Richard Lord 1582 in Towcester, Northampton, England. ii. Robert BIRD, born December 26, 1561 in Everdon, England.

3940. Richard BIRD, born Abt. 1531 in England. He married 3941. Joanne. 3941. Joanne, born Abt. 1531 in Northampton, England.

Notes for Richard BIRD: Sources: 1. WFT #3, 5673 2. Everton GEDSRCH Lynda Mow ivan@halcyon.com

Child of Richard BIRD and Joanne is: 1970 i. Robert BIRD, born 1555-1566 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died July 20, 1622 in Towcester, Northampton, England; married Amy MARSEAD April 14, 1584 in Towcester, Northampton, England.

3942. John MARSEAD. He married 3943. Joan. 3943. Joan.

Notes for John MARSEAD: Sources: 1. WFT #5673, 0003

Child of John MARSEAD and Joan is: 1971 i. Amy MARSEAD, born 1565 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died 1625 in Towcester, Northampton, England; married Robert BIRD April 14, 1584 in Towcester, Northampton, England.

3960. Michael SPENCER, born 1530-1535 in Edworth, Bedfordshire, England; died 1599-1616 in Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England. He was the son of 7920. John3 SPENCER and 7921. Anne MERRILL. He married 3961. Elizabeth Abt. 1563 in Bedfordshire, England. 3961. Elizabeth, died 1599.

Notes for Michael SPENCER: Sources: 1."The American Genealogist" vol 27 2. NEHGR vol 45 3. "Colonial Families of US" McKenzie 4. "Anc of Thomas Brainard" D Brainard 5. "Americana Vol 33 6. Everton GEDSRCH Terry Main, Newton IA Kathryn Ybarra, kwybarra@aol 7. Philip Richard Coe... dcoe@erols.com

More About Elizabeth: Fact 2: November 18, 1599, buried Stotfold, Bedford, England

Children of Michael SPENCER and Agnes LIMER are: i. John SPENCER, born Abt. 1557. ii. Michael SPENCER, born Abt. 1558. iii. Anne SPENCER, born Abt. 1560.

Children of Michael SPENCER and Elizabeth are: i. Joan SPENCER, born Abt. 1564 in England.

More About Joan SPENCER: Fact 1: August 21, 1564, baptEdworth, Bedfordshire, England

ii. Alice SPENCER, born Abt. 1566 in England.

More About Alice SPENCER: Fact 1: August 30, 1566, bapt Edworth, England

iii. Catherine SPENCER, born in England; died Bef. 1646; married BLAND. iv. Thomas SPENCER, born Abt. 1571 in England; died 1631.

More About Thomas SPENCER: Fact 1: March 12, 1570/71, baptStotfold, England Fact 2: June 13, 1631, buried Stotfold, England

v. Richard SPENCER, born Abt. 1580 in England; died 1646 in London, England.

Notes for Richard SPENCER: Haberdasher More About Richard SPENCER: Fact 1: July 09, 1580, bapt Stotfold, England

1980 vi. Jared1 SPENCER, born May 1576 in Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England; died Bef. 1646 in England; married (1) Sarah BEARDING; married (2) Alice WHITBRED November 10, 1600 in Upper Gravinhurs, Co Bedford, England.

3962. Henry WHITBRED. He married 3963. Alice. 3963. Alice.

Children of Henry WHITBRED and Alice are: 1981 i. Alice WHITBRED, born 1571-1578 in Maulden, Bedford, England; died Abt. 1646; married Jared1 SPENCER November 10, 1600 in Upper Gravinhurs, Co Bedford, England. ii. John WHITBRED, married Mary NEWMAN.

4000. Nicholas NOYES, born Abt. 1496 in Littleton, Hampshire, England; died Abt. 1575. He was the son of 8000. Robert1 NOYES and 8001. Joan MONDEY. He married 4001. person unknown. 4001. person unknown.

Notes for Nicholas NOYES: PAUL NOYES Nicholas NOYES61 was born about 1496 in Littleton, Hampshire, England.62 (Probably Littleton) He resided on 10 Jan 1523 in Cholderton, Wiltshire, England.63 He died after 1564.64 Probably close to 1575 "a very old man" (Chaancery Proceedings Series II, C3/151/91). Nicholas was listed at Cholderton in the subsidy rolls of 14 & 15 Henry VIII [1523-4], 10 Jan. 16 Henry VIII [1525], 8 Oct. 32 Henry VIII [1540], 12 Oct. 35 Henry VIII [1543], and 2 Elizabeth I [1559/60]. (Subsidy Rolls, E179/197/156; E179/197/184; E179/197/241; E179/197/275). In 1523/4 he was taxed 21 shillings on goods valued at £21. In 1527 in the Hundred of Ambrysbury "In the parishe of Chalderton [which at that time contained only 57 persons] first Nicholas Nowyse hath whett for the allowance for thye feyndyng of his houssold xvj quarters and to sell vj quarters .... in barley, besydes to sow xxx quarters and for the feynding of his houssold xx quarters and to sell xiiij quarters." (Wiltshire Notes & Queries, 2 (1896-1898): 68-69).

He is on the list of taxpayers for the benevolence of 1545 for Cholderton and was probably the Nicholas Noyes who was named overseer and witnessed the will of Cicilia Noyes of Shipton, widow, in 1546. ("Two Sixteenth Century TAxation Lists", G.D. Ramsay, ed. (Devizes, 1954) p.2. Consistory Court of Wincester, Unlisted Wills and Administrations, U. 129).

At the dissolution of the monastaries, the manor of Littleton passed from the Abbot of St. Peter's, Gloucester, to the Bishop of Gloucester, who soon released it to the King, who then granted it to Sir John St. John. Disputes with tenants ensued. ("The Victoria History of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight", William PAge, ed. (London, 1911), p.374; for the St. Johns, see S.T. Bindoff, "The History of Parliment[:] The House of Commons 1509-1558, vol. 3" (London, 1982), pp. 254-255, and "Wiltshire Visitation Pedigrees 1623" (London, 1954), p.168) In 1552, Nicholas St. John claimed that he had purchased two ninth parts of a lease of the manor of Littleton, a property originally leased in 1516 by Nicholas Noyes' parents. The claimants actually came to blows when St. John and his servants came to mow the pasture and were met by the servants of Nicholas Noyes' brother. (REQ2/14/71)

John St. John, Esquire, apparently entered into the manor of Littleton by force after the elder Robert Noyes' death. In an undated Chancery Proceeding between 1558 and 1579, son Robert Noyes stated that his father had owned a barn and some land in Cholderton and that Nicholas entered into the premises and for divers years solely and alone did enjoy the same until about four years since being a very old man did set and assign the premises amongst divers [other] things to be occupied by the defendant [Robert] and that Nicholas' son Thomas Noyes, yeoman, sold his portion of the interest in the property to Robert Noyes. Nicholas' son Robert had land in Cholderton that was described in the Patent Roll of 1581/2 as "now or lately in the occupation of Nicholas Noyes or his assignes."

Sources: 1. Paul Noyes, noyes@mindspring.com 2. NEHGR

Child of Nicholas NOYES and person unknown is: 2000 i. Robert2 NOYES, born 1530 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; died Aft. November 17, 1599 in Cholderton, Wilts, England; married person unknown Abt. 1565 in Cholderton, Wilts, England.

4024. William2 BREWSTER, born 1535 in Scrooby, England; died July 1590 in Scrooby, England. He was the son of 8048. William1 BREWSTER and 8049. Maude MAN. He married 4025. Mary SMYTHE Abt. 1560. 4025. Mary SMYTHE, born Abt. 1535 in Scrooby, England; died 1566-1579 in Scrooby, England. She was the daughter of 8050. William SMYTHE and 8051. mom.

Notes for William2 BREWSTER: 9332. William Brewster, born Abt. 1566 in Doncaster, Yorkshire, England1258; died April 10, 1644 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA1259. He was the son of 18664. William Brewster and 18665. Mary Smythe. He married 9333. Mary Love Bef. 1593 in England1260.        9333. Mary Love, born Abt. 1565 in Tunbridge, Kent, England; died April 27, 1627 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA1261.

Children of William2 BREWSTER and Mary SMYTHE are: 2012 i. William3 BREWSTER, born January 1566/67 in Doncaster, Scrooby, Nothinghamshire, England; died April 10, 1644 in Plymouth, MA; married Mary 1591 in prob Scrooby, England. ii. James BREWSTER.

Notes for James BREWSTER: 1597 -    A church court was in session in 1597 to consider simony charges against James BREWSTER, vicar of Sutton cum Launde, Nottinghamshire.  Before the Rev. Mr. John BENET, L.L.D., "appeared William BREWSTER, gen., brother of the aforesaid James BREWSTER, cleric, which William gave assent to the findings of the court, by which the salary of said cleric was to be withheld."   ACT BOOK of the YORK DIOCESE CHANCERY COURT, R.VII, AB.46, ff.104v, 122,131; THE AMERICAN GENEALOGIST, v.41, pp.1-5.

4030. Thomas SOWTER. He married 4031. Alice TURNAR. 4031. Alice TURNAR.

Child of Thomas SOWTER and Alice TURNAR is: 2015 i. Phillippa SOWTER, born July 06, 1568 in All Saints Parish, Derby, Derbyshire, England; died Abt. March 17, 1615/16 in Derby, Derbyshire, England; married William OLDHAM November 17, 1588 in Derby, Derbyshire, England.

4032. Andrew BATES, born 1491-1494 in Lydd, Co Kent, England; died February 22, 1532/33 in Lydd, Kent, England. He was the son of 8064. John2 BATES and 8065. Mother. He married 4033. mom. 4033. mom.

Notes for Andrew BATES: Sources: 1. NEHGR vol 51 2. DAR National Hist Mag Vol 74 #11 3. "Bates Genealogy" Peggy Bates 4. LDS Ancestral File 5. Gee Gee Hughes 6. Everton GEDSRCH Robert Thomas, Anniston AL 7. WFT #0470, #0944, #1032, #0743

More About Andrew BATES: Fact 3: Farmer Fact 4: called the "Zealot"

Children of Andrew BATES and mom are: i. Joan BATES, born Abt. 1512 in Lydd, Kent, England; died 1545; married James ROBYNS.

More About Joan BATES: Fact 2: September 25, 1545

ii. Simon BATES, born Abt. 1517 in Lydd, Kent, England; died September 25, 1545. iii. William BATES, born Abt. 1519 in Lydd, Kent, England; died May 15, 1563 in Lydd, Kent, England. iv. Katherine BATES, born Abt. 1523. 1952 v. John3 BATES, born 1521 in Lydd, Co Kent, England; died 1580 in Lydd, England; married (1) Mildred WARD October 28, 1546 in Lydd, Kent, England; married (2) Mary BENNETT June 15, 1579. vi. Thomas BATES, born Abt. 1525 in Lydd, Kent, England; died June 18, 1578 in Lydd, Kent, England; married (1) Margaret GERVIS 1558; married (2) Elizabeth BATES June 18, 1564.

More About Thomas BATES: Fact 2: June 19, 1578

4038. William ADAM, born Abt. 1518. He married 4039. Alice BAKER 1542. 4039. Alice BAKER, born Abt. 1520.

Notes for William ADAM: Source: 1. Everton GEDSRCH Robert Thomas, Anniston, AL 2. WFT #3981

Child of William ADAM and Alice BAKER is: 1955 i. Joan ADAM, died 1582 in Lydd, Kent, England; married James MARTIN July 27, 1562 in Lydd, Kent, England.

4064. LORD. He married 4065. Person unknown. 4065. Person unknown.

Children of LORD and Person unknown are: 1968 i. Richard Lord, born 1555 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died 1610 in Towcester, Northampton, England; married Joan BIRD 1582 in Towcester, Northampton, England. ii. William Lord.

4066. Robert BIRD, born in England; died in England. He married 4067. Alice COLLICET April 1553 in Daventry, England. 4067. Alice COLLICET, born in England; died in England.

Notes for Robert BIRD: Sources: 1. GEDSRCH Terri Main, Newton, IA

Children of Robert BIRD and Alice COLLICET are: 1969 i. Joan BIRD, born 1559 in Towchester, Northampton, England or Everdon; died September 22, 1610 in Towchester, Northampton, England; married Richard Lord 1582 in Towcester, Northampton, England. ii. Robert BIRD, born December 26, 1561 in Everdon, England.

4068. Richard BIRD, born Abt. 1531 in England. He married 4069. Joanne. 4069. Joanne, born Abt. 1531 in Northampton, England.

Notes for Richard BIRD: Sources: 1. WFT #3, 5673 2. Everton GEDSRCH Lynda Mow ivan@halcyon.com

Child of Richard BIRD and Joanne is: 1970 i. Robert BIRD, born 1555-1566 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died July 20, 1622 in Towcester, Northampton, England; married Amy MARSEAD April 14, 1584 in Towcester, Northampton, England.

4070. John MARSEAD. He married 4071. Joan. 4071. Joan.

Notes for John MARSEAD: Sources: 1. WFT #5673, 0003

Child of John MARSEAD and Joan is: 1971 i. Amy MARSEAD, born 1565 in Towcester, Northampton, England; died 1625 in Towcester, Northampton, England; married Robert BIRD April 14, 1584 in Towcester, Northampton, England.

4088. Michael SPENCER, born 1530-1535 in Edworth, Bedfordshire, England; died 1599-1616 in Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England. He was the son of 8176. John3 SPENCER and 8177. Anne MERRILL. He married 4089. Elizabeth Abt. 1563 in Bedfordshire, England. 4089. Elizabeth, died 1599.

Notes for Michael SPENCER: Sources: 1."The American Genealogist" vol 27 2. NEHGR vol 45 3. "Colonial Families of US" McKenzie 4. "Anc of Thomas Brainard" D Brainard 5. "Americana Vol 33 6. Everton GEDSRCH Terry Main, Newton IA Kathryn Ybarra, kwybarra@aol 7. Philip Richard Coe... dcoe@erols.com

More About Elizabeth: Fact 2: November 18, 1599, buried Stotfold, Bedford, England

Children of Michael SPENCER and Agnes LIMER are: i. John SPENCER, born Abt. 1557. ii. Michael SPENCER, born Abt. 1558. iii. Anne SPENCER, born Abt. 1560.

Children of Michael SPENCER and Elizabeth are: i. Joan SPENCER, born Abt. 1564 in England.

More About Joan SPENCER: Fact 1: August 21, 1564, baptEdworth, Bedfordshire, England

ii. Alice SPENCER, born Abt. 1566 in England.

More About Alice SPENCER: Fact 1: August 30, 1566, bapt Edworth, England

iii. Catherine SPENCER, born in England; died Bef. 1646; married BLAND. iv. Thomas SPENCER, born Abt. 1571 in England; died 1631.

More About Thomas SPENCER: Fact 1: March 12, 1570/71, baptStotfold, England Fact 2: June 13, 1631, buried Stotfold, England

v. Richard SPENCER, born Abt. 1580 in England; died 1646 in London, England.

Notes for Richard SPENCER: Haberdasher More About Richard SPENCER: Fact 1: July 09, 1580, bapt Stotfold, England

1980 vi. Jared1 SPENCER, born May 1576 in Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England; died Bef. 1646 in England; married (1) Sarah BEARDING; married (2) Alice WHITBRED November 10, 1600 in Upper Gravinhurs, Co Bedford, England.

4090. Henry WHITBRED. He married 4091. Alice. 4091. Alice.

Children of Henry WHITBRED and Alice are: 1981 i. Alice WHITBRED, born 1571-1578 in Maulden, Bedford, England; died Abt. 1646; married Jared1 SPENCER November 10, 1600 in Upper Gravinhurs, Co Bedford, England. ii. John WHITBRED, married Mary NEWMAN.

Generation No. 13

7168. Richard3 KIDDER, born 1490 in Maresfield, Sussex, England; died 1545 in Maresfield, Sussex, England. He was the son of 14336. Richard2 KIDDER. He married 7169. Margareta. 7169. Margareta, born 1494; died 1545.

Notes for Richard3 KIDDER: Occupation: wheelwright ***** BETH CHASE GREY, chasegrey@compuserve.com Richard Kidder M-II #754 occupation: wheelwright, d. 1545, Maresfield, Co of Sussex, England, bur. 03 Sep 1545, Maresfield, Co of Sussex, England. Richard's burial is recorded in the first parish register, as "Richard Kidder of the Hole" - 1545.

In SRS Vol. XLIII "Sussex Wills Vol. III": "Richard Kydder, the younger, of the parishe of Marsfeld, whele wright, ... My body to be buried in the church yerd of St. Bartholomew's in Maresfeld" 20 Jul 1545. No P.A. A.C.L. Vol. A.1. Fo 113.

From "Maresfield", by the Rev. Edward Turner, M.A., SAC Vol. 14, p. 138-170: 1545. Richard Kidder, the younger, after bequeathing his soul to the mercy of God, directs his "body to be buried in the churchyard of St. Bartholomew, Maresfield". He then gives "to the hye Altar of Maresfield for tythes negligently paid viijd; to the mother church of Chichester ijd; to be bestowed at his burial vjs viijd; at his month's day xs; and at his yere's mind at the discretion of his executors". The residue of his property he bequeaths to his daughter Jone. The witnesses are "Thomas Raynard, Thomas Kidder, Robert Taylor, clerke, and others". Value of effects £8. ******* Sussex, maritime County in SE. of England, bounded N. and NE. by Surrey and Kent, SE. and S. by the English Channel, and W. and NW. by Hants; greatest length, N. and S., 27 miles; greatest breadth, E. and W., 76 miles; area, 933,269 acres, population 490,505. From the Hants border, near Petersfield, to Beacby Head, the county is traversed by the South Downs; to the N. of this range of chalk hills is the valley of the Weald, rising into the Forest Ridge on the NE., and sinking on the SE., towards the sea, into wide marshes. The rivers are not important; they are the Arun, Adur, Ouse, and Rother, all flowing S. to the English Channel. The principal means of communication are the railways; these belong chiefly to the London, Brighton, and South Coast system, which has steamers running daily between Newhaven and Dieppe. The most fertile soil is the low land along the coast, which yields heavy crops of grain and hay; the South Downs are chiefly pastoral, and support a well-known breed of sheep to which they give name; the Weald consists generally of sandy or tenacious clays of a very indifferent description, but the clays produce a stiff soil, remarkably favourable to the growth of forest trees, particularly the oak, and about 150,000 acres are under wood; hops are grown in the eastern part of the county, which borders on the hop districts of Kent. Ironstone is abundant, and so long as wood only was used for smelting the county was one of the chief seats of the British iron trade. "Sussex marble," a kind of limestone containing freshwater shells, is worked near Petworth. The manufactures include woollens, paper, gunpowder, bricks and tiles, &c., but are not extensive. The seaports are now small and comparatively unimportant, but the mildness of the climate along the sea coast has led to the growth of numerous watering and bathing places and health resorts, including Brighton, Hastings, Easthourne, Worthing, Seaford, Littlehampton, and Bognor. Sussex was the scene of much of the early history of the country, and is rich in archeological remains. The county contains 6 rapes, which comprise 68 hundreds, 2 liberties, the parliamentary and municipal boroughs of Brighton (2 members) and Hastings (1 member), and the municipal boroughs of Arundel, Chichester, Eastbourne, Lewes, and Rye. It is almost entirely in the diocese of Chichester. For parliamentary purposes it is divided into 6 divisions -viz., North-Western or Horsham, South-Western or Chichester, Northern or East Grinstead, Mid or Lewes, Southern or Eastbourne, and Eastern or Rye, 1 member for each division; the representation was increased from 4 to 6 members in 1885. (Transcribed from Bartholomew's Gazetteer of the British Isles, 1887. -C.H.) *******

Sources: 1. NEHGR vol 41 2. Ruby Coleman 3. WFT vol 1-2 #3064, #4405; vol 5 #3563 4. Katherine Swank-Ploessel, SwankatCPR@aol.com

More About Richard3 KIDDER: Fact 1: bur St Bartholomew's, Maresfield, England

Children of Richard3 KIDDER and Margareta are: 3584 i. John1 KIDDER, born Abt. 1533 in Maresfield, Sussex, England; died June 21, 1599 in Maresfield, Sussex, England; married (1) Dennys; married (2) Margaret NORMAN December 23, 1583 in Little Horsted, Sussex, England. ii. Richard KIDDER, born 1516 in Sussex Co, England; died 1595 in England. iii. Thomas KIDDER, born 1518; died 1542; married Alice. iv. Simon KIDDER, born in England; married Thomasyn. v. Philip KIDDER, born in England; died 1559; married Johanna GREGORY. vi. Margaret KIDDER, born in England; married Thomas SAUNDERS. vii. Elizabeth KIDDER, born in England; married John STOCHER.

7216. Nicholas RUGGLES, born Abt. 1522 in Sudbury, Suffolk. England; died Abt. June 20, 1617 in England. He was the son of 14432. Thomas RUGGLES and 14433. mom. He married 7217. Person Unknown Abt. 1559. 7217. Person Unknown, born Abt. 1526 in Sudbury, Suffolk. England.

Notes for Nicholas RUGGLES:

Sources: 1. D B Robinson, haruspex@wheel.dcn.davis.ca.us 2. NYGR Vol 28, 41 3. "Ancestors of Peter Parker and Sarah Ruggles" Linzee

Children of Nicholas RUGGLES and Person Unknown are: 3608 i. George1 RUGGLES, died 1616 in Sudbury, Co Suffolk, England; married (1) Susan; married (2) Alice DANDYE June 05, 1575. ii. William RUGGLES, married (1) Mary BRUNDISH October 06, 1577; married (2) Lucy GROME October 11, 1585. iii. Edward RUGGLES. iv. Thomas RUGGLES, born Abt. 1558 in Sudbury, Suffolk. England; married Margery DANDRIDGE. v. Roger RUGGLES, married Margery DANDYE February 23, 1572/73. vi. Margery RUGGLES, married John DRURY January 19, 1583/84. vii. Robert RUGGLES, died June 21, 1605; married Elizabeth.

Notes for Robert RUGGLES: Residence: Lavenham, Suffolk, England

7392. John1 STRONG, born 1515 in Taunton, Somerset, England. He was the son of 14784. Robert STRONG.

Notes for John1 STRONG: Sources: 1. Georgene Humphries, humphri@northrim.net

Child of John1 STRONG is: 3696 i. George STRONG, born Abt. 1556 in Chard, Somerset, England; died Bef. February 13, 1634/35 in Chard, Somerset, England; married Abt. 1581 in Chard, Somerset, England.

7408. Ralph WOODWARD, born Abt. 1508. He was the son of 14816. Hugh WOODWARD. He married 7409. Jane MOLYNEUX. 7409. Jane MOLYNEUX.

Child of Ralph WOODWARD and Jane MOLYNEUX is: 3704 i. Hugh WOODWARD, born Abt. 1535; married Jane HAWETT.

7704. Nicholas De STOURE. He married 7705. person unknown. 7705. person unknown.

Child of Nicholas De STOURE and person unknown is: 3852 i. Walter STOWERS, born 1568 in Dorchester, Dorset, England; married Anne Abt. 1591 in Upway, Dorsetshire, England.

7792. William BARSTOW, born 1514 in Halifax, Yorkshire, England. He married 7793. Isabel WOLLAR September 15, 1539 in Halifax, Yorkshire, England. 7793. Isabel WOLLAR, born 1518 in Halifax, Yorkshire, England.

Notes for William BARSTOW: Sources: 1. GEDSRCH 2. WFT Vol 1 #2690

Children of William BARSTOW and Isabel WOLLAR are: 3896 i. John BARSTOW, born 1540 in Bentley Rise, Yorkshire, England; died April 25, 1565 in Halifax, Yorkshire, England; married Isabel GLEDHILL. ii. Agnes BARSTOW, born October 27, 1539 in Ovenden, Yorkshire, England. iii. William BARSTOW, born 1541 in Ovenden, Yorkshire, England; married Jane ELLISON June 15, 1561. iv. Richard BARSTOW, born October 08, 1545 in Ovenden, Yorkshire, England; married Isabell WOOD December 03, 1565. v. Elizabeth BARSTOW, born January 13, 1547/48 in Ovenden, Yorkshire, England.

7794. Gilbert GLEDHILL, born Abt. 1515. He married 7795. Person Unknown. 7795. Person Unknown.

Child of Gilbert GLEDHILL and Person Unknown is: 3897 i. Isabel GLEDHILL, born 1541 in Sowerby, Yorkshire, England; married John BARSTOW.

7808. John2 BATES, born Abt. 1460 in Lydd, Co Kent, England; died 1522 in prob Lydd, England. He was the son of 15616. Thomas BATES and 15617. Margaret. He married 7809. Mother in Lydd, Kent, England. 7809. Mother, born Abt. 1470 in Lydd, Kent, England.

Notes for John2 BATES: Sources: 1. NEHGR vol51 2. DAR National Hist Mag vol 74 #11 3, "Bates Genealogy" Peggy Bates 4. WFT #0470, #1032. #0743

More About John2 BATES: Fact 3: Jurate

Children of John2 BATES and Mother are: 3904 i. Andrew BATES, born 1491-1494 in Lydd, Co Kent, England; died February 22, 1532/33 in Lydd, Kent, England; married mom. ii. Thomas BATES, born Abt. 1492 in Lydd, Kent, England; died Abt. 1537 in Lydd, Kent, England; married Agnes.

7920. John3 SPENCER, born 1500-1505 in Edworth, Bedfordshire, England; died June 09, 1558 in Edworth, Bedfordshire, England. He was the son of 15840. John2 SPENCER and 15841. Christian BAKER. He married 7921. Anne MERRILL. 7921. Anne MERRILL, born Abt. 1509 in Edworth, Bedfordshire, England; died 1560 in Edworth, Bedfordshire, England. She was the daughter of 15842. dad MERRILL and 15843. person unknown.

Notes for John3 SPENCER: Sources: 1. "The American Genealogist" Vol 27 2. "Colonial Fam of US" McKenzie vol3 3. "anc of Thomas Brainard" D Brainard 4. "Americana" Vol 33 5. Everton GEDSRCH Terry Main, Newton IA 6. Kathryn Ybarra, kwybarra@aol

More About John3 SPENCER: Fact 2: June 09, 1558, buried Edworth, Bedford Co, England

More About Anne MERRILL: Fact 2: June 16, 1560, Edworth, Co Bedford, England

Children of John3 SPENCER and Anne MERRILL are: i. John SPENCER, died April 1560 in Edworth, England.

More About John SPENCER: Fact 2: April 1560, Edworth, England

3960 ii. Michael SPENCER, born 1530-1535 in Edworth, Bedfordshire, England; died 1599-1616 in Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England; married (1) Agnes or Ann LIMER; married (2) Elizabeth Abt. 1563 in Bedfordshire, England. iii. Gerard SPENCER, born Abt. 1543; died Abt. 1577 in Biggleswade, Bedford, England; married Ellen WHYSTON July 30, 1568 in Edworth, England.

8000. Robert1 NOYES, born Abt. 1465 in Littleton, Kimpton, Hampshire, England; died Bef. April 04, 1524 in Littleton, Hampshire, England. He was the son of 16000. Thomas NOYES. He married 8001. Joan MONDEY Abt. 1488. 8001. Joan MONDEY, died Aft. October 15, 1532 in Littleton, Hampshire, England.

Notes for Robert1 NOYES: PAUL NOYES Robert NOYES65 was born about 1465 in Littleton, Kimpton, Hampshire, England.66 (Probably Littleton)a He died before 4 Apr 1524 in Littleton, Hampshire, England.67 In 1516, Robert Noyes leased the manor of Littleton, Hampshire, from the Abbot of the Monastery of Saint Peter's of Gloucester. (C1/861/87-91) After his death, his widow made a new lease and enjoyed it nine years before her own death. The complicated suit brought by Nicholas St. John in the Court of Requests, over possession of two-ninths of this manor, resulted in the recording of depositions about four generations of Robert's family. (Court of Requests, REQ2/14/71) Robert Noyes left a will, naming his son William as his executor, but this document does not survive. (Lists and Indexes, No. 50, "List of Early Chancery Proceedings", vol.7 (London, 1926), p.186) Joan Noyes left the earliest Noyes will on record. Buried outside the door of the church of Blessed Mary of Kimpton next to wife Joan. He was married to Joan MONDEY about 1488.68

Source: 1. Paul Noyes, noyes@mindspring.com 2. NEHGR Vol 149 April 1995

Notes for Joan MONDEY: PAUL NOYES Joan MONDEY69 signed a will on 15 Oct 1532.70 She died after 15 Oct 1532 in Littleton, Hampshire, England.71 "Joan Noyes of Littleton in the parish of Kimpton, Winton diocese, written 15 October 1532; to be buried outside the door of the church of Blessed Mary of Kimpton next to husband Robert Noyes; to the mother church of Winchester, 12d; to the light of the Holy Cross in the church of Kimpton 2 ewes; to the daughters of Robert Noyes her son 280 sheep; to John Noyes, son of Robert Noyes, 100 sheep and a vessel called a mazer with two silver spoons; to Cecily, daughter of the same Robert, 1 silver spoon; to John Noyes the second best bed with appurtenances; to every daughter of Robert her son, a cow; to John Noyes, their brother, another cow and 6 horses; to every godson and goddaughter 4d; to Anne Noyes, daughter of the said Robert, her best prayer book; to Joan Noyes, Anne's sister, the second best prayer books and the second best silver girdle; to the said Anne her best silver girdle; to the church of Fyfield 3 ewes; to the church of Cholderton a quarter of corn; I affirm I have surrendered to the Abbott of St. Peter's Gloucester title to the farm of the manor of Lytleton held by indenture from the Abbott and Convent by myself and Robert Noyes, William, John, Nicholas Noyes my sons, and Thomas Noys, kinsman, with the intention that the said William, John and Nicholas, my sons, be altogether freed, and thereupon I took from the Abbott and Convent to myself, Robert, my son, Emma his wife and other of their sons and daughters, new leases which I confirm; to Sir Henry Brassart, rector of Fyfield 12d; to Sir John Arthur, vicar of Howsborne Priors 6s 8d; to the curate of Kimpton at the time of my death 12d; supervisors to be William Mondey her brother, and Robert Bosell, and to each of them 6s 8d; residue to Robert Noyes, executor. Witnesses, Sir John Arthur, Sir Arthur Nicholasson, curate of Kimpton, Sir Bernard Darbey, chaplin, William Walter, notary public of London Diocese."

Children of Robert1 NOYES and Joan MONDEY are: 4000 i. Nicholas NOYES, born Abt. 1496 in Littleton, Hampshire, England; died Abt. 1575; married person unknown. ii. Robert NOYES, married Emma. iii. William NOYES. iv. John NOYES.

8048. William1 BREWSTER, born Abt. 1505 in Standford Parish, Hatfield, Nottingham, England. He married 8049. Maude MAN Abt. 1530 in England. 8049. Maude MAN, born in England.

Notes for William1 BREWSTER: 1) William Brewster, taxed 1524, Bently cum Arksey, York, England; m. Maude Man bef. 1558; children: William and Henry. ******** ANCESTORS OF MARY (MASON) SPILMAN (1813-1903)

1521 -    The administration of the estate of A William BREWSTER of Bently cum Arksye, next Doncaster, Yorkshire, England, took place in 1521.  (This place is about nine miles north of Scrooby, England.)  THE AMERICAN GENEALOGIST, v.41, pp.1-5.

1524 -    A William BREWSTER of Bently cum Arksey was taxed in 1524.   He apparently married Maude MAN.  Sherwood, Mary B., PILGRIM, A BIOGRAPHY OF WILLIAM BREWSTER (1982).

Children of William1 BREWSTER and Maude MAN are: 4024 i. William2 BREWSTER, born 1535 in Scrooby, England; died July 1590 in Scrooby, England; married (1) Prudence PERKINS; married (2) Mary SMYTHE Abt. 1560. ii. Henry BREWSTER, born Abt. 1537; died Abt. 1600.

8050. William SMYTHE, born Abt. 1505 in Stainforth, England. He married 8051. mom. 8051. mom.

Notes for William SMYTHE: Sources: 1. Frances Jean Jones-Lory, franjones@chamber.worchester.ma.us

Children of William SMYTHE and mom are: i. John SMYTHE. 4025 ii. Mary SMYTHE, born Abt. 1535 in Scrooby, England; died 1566-1579 in Scrooby, England; married (1) John SIMKINSON; married (2) William2 BREWSTER Abt. 1560.

8064. John2 BATES, born Abt. 1460 in Lydd, Co Kent, England; died 1522 in prob Lydd, England. He was the son of 16128. Thomas BATES and 16129. Margaret. He married 8065. Mother in Lydd, Kent, England. 8065. Mother, born Abt. 1470 in Lydd, Kent, England.

Notes for John2 BATES: Sources: 1. NEHGR vol51 2. DAR National Hist Mag vol 74 #11 3, "Bates Genealogy" Peggy Bates 4. WFT #0470, #1032. #0743

More About John2 BATES: Fact 3: Jurate

Children of John2 BATES and Mother are: 3904 i. Andrew BATES, born 1491-1494 in Lydd, Co Kent, England; died February 22, 1532/33 in Lydd, Kent, England; married mom. ii. Thomas BATES, born Abt. 1492 in Lydd, Kent, England; died Abt. 1537 in Lydd, Kent, England; married Agnes.

8176. John3 SPENCER, born 1500-1505 in Edworth, Bedfordshire, England; died June 09, 1558 in Edworth, Bedfordshire, England. He was the son of 16352. John2 SPENCER and 16353. Christian BAKER. He married 8177. Anne MERRILL. 8177. Anne MERRILL, born Abt. 1509 in Edworth, Bedfordshire, England; died 1560 in Edworth, Bedfordshire, England. She was the daughter of 16354. dad MERRILL and 16355. person unknown.

Notes for John3 SPENCER: Sources: 1. "The American Genealogist" Vol 27 2. "Colonial Fam of US" McKenzie vol3 3. "anc of Thomas Brainard" D Brainard 4. "Americana" Vol 33 5. Everton GEDSRCH Terry Main, Newton IA 6. Kathryn Ybarra, kwybarra@aol

More About John3 SPENCER: Fact 2: June 09, 1558, buried Edworth, Bedford Co, England

More About Anne MERRILL: Fact 2: June 16, 1560, Edworth, Co Bedford, England

Children of John3 SPENCER and Anne MERRILL are: i. John SPENCER, died April 1560 in Edworth, England.

More About John SPENCER: Fact 2: April 1560, Edworth, England

3960 ii. Michael SPENCER, born 1530-1535 in Edworth, Bedfordshire, England; died 1599-1616 in Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England; married (1) Agnes or Ann LIMER; married (2) Elizabeth Abt. 1563 in Bedfordshire, England. iii. Gerard SPENCER, born Abt. 1543; died Abt. 1577 in Biggleswade, Bedford, England; married Ellen WHYSTON July 30, 1568 in Edworth, England.

Generation No. 14

14336. Richard2 KIDDER, born Abt. 1475 in Lancaster Great Park; died March 31, 1549 in Maresfield, Sussex, England. He was the son of 28672. Richard1 KIDDER.

Notes for Richard2 KIDDER: BETH CHASE GREY, chasegrey@compuserve.com Richard Kidder M-I #757 d. 31 Mar 1549, Maresfield, Co of Sussex, England, bur. 31 Mar 1549, Maresfield, Co of Sussex, England. Richard was living at Maresfield, 1492. He was descended from Simon, referred to as "Simon at Hole", 1332, (#758). The will of his son, Richard Jr., indicates that Richard, Sr. was still alive at the time his son's will was drawn (circa 1545).

In the Maresfield parish registers Richard's burial entry reads, "iii yeare of the reigne of Edward Sixth Ricard Kydder Senior closed his last day xxxi day March and the same day was buried".

Sources: 1. WFT #3064, 4405

Children of Richard2 KIDDER are: 7168 i. Richard3 KIDDER, born 1490 in Maresfield, Sussex, England; died 1545 in Maresfield, Sussex, England; married Margareta. ii. Nicholas KIDDER. iii. Mary KIDDER.

14432. Thomas RUGGLES. He was the son of 28864. RUGGLES and 28865. mom. He married 14433. mom. 14433. mom.

Notes for Thomas RUGGLES: Will dated 21 June 1547 Sources: 1. NYGR Vol 28 2. "William & Mary Quarterly" vol 5 3. "Ancestors of Peter Parker & Sarah Ruggles" Linzee 4. Americana vol 24

Children of Thomas RUGGLES and mom are: 7216 i. Nicholas RUGGLES, born Abt. 1522 in Sudbury, Suffolk. England; died Abt. June 20, 1617 in England; married Person Unknown Abt. 1559. ii. John RUGGLES, died 1566. iii. Ann RUGGLES. iv. Elizabeth RUGGLES.

14784. Robert STRONG, born 1490 in Berminster, Dorset, England.

Notes for Robert STRONG: Sources: 1. Georgene Humphries, humphri@northrim.net

Child of Robert STRONG is: 7392 i. John1 STRONG, born 1515 in Taunton, Somerset, England.

14816. Hugh WOODWARD, born Abt. 1478 in Shevington, Lancashire, England.

Notes for Hugh WOODWARD: Sources: 1. Georgene Humphries

Child of Hugh WOODWARD is: 7408 i. Ralph WOODWARD, born Abt. 1508; married Jane MOLYNEUX.

15616. Thomas BATES, born Abt. 1440 in Canterbury, Kent, England; died 1485 in Lydd, Kent, England. He was the son of 31232. John1 BATES and 31233. mom. He married 15617. Margaret. 15617. Margaret, born Abt. 1440 in England; died 1490 in England.

Notes for Thomas BATES: Sources: 1. NEHGR Vol 51 2. DAR Nat Mag Vol 74 #11 3. "Bates Genealogy" Peggy Bates 4. WFT #470, 1032, 743

Children of Thomas BATES and Margaret are: 7808 i. John2 BATES, born Abt. 1460 in Lydd, Co Kent, England; died 1522 in prob Lydd, England; married Mother in Lydd, Kent, England. ii. William BATES, born Abt. 1462 in Lydd, Kent, England.

15840. John2 SPENCER. He was the son of 31680. Robert SPENCER and 31681. Anna PEAKE. He married 15841. Christian BAKER. 15841. Christian BAKER.

Children of John2 SPENCER and Christian BAKER are: i. William SPENCER, married Isabella OSBORN. ii. Robert SPENCER, married Frances FOSTER. 7920 iii. John3 SPENCER, born 1500-1505 in Edworth, Bedfordshire, England; died June 09, 1558 in Edworth, Bedfordshire, England; married Anne MERRILL.

15842. dad MERRILL. He married 15843. person unknown. 15843. person unknown.

Children of dad MERRILL and person unknown are: 7921 i. Anne MERRILL, born Abt. 1509 in Edworth, Bedfordshire, England; died 1560 in Edworth, Bedfordshire, England; married John3 SPENCER. ii. Edward MERRILL.

16000. Thomas NOYES, born in Littleton, Hampshire, England.

Notes for Thomas NOYES: PAUL NOYES, noyes@mindspring.com Thomas NOYES72 was born in Littleton, Hampshire, England.73 Appeared in the court rolls of Andover 24 August 1490, 20 September 1490 and 11 July 1491. Thomas is the earliest recorded Noyes to be found in the vicinity of Kimpton, which is about four miles northeast of Cholderton.

Sources of Paul Noyes. Savage, James. Genealogical Dictionary of First Settlers of England, volume 3. Boston: Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Company, 1860-62. p.296. 2. Col. Henry E. Noyes, U.S.A. and Miss Harriette E. Noyes. Genealogical Record of Some of The Noyes Descendants of James, Nicholas and Peter Noyes. Vol. II, Descendants of James and Peter Noyes. Boston, Massachusetts; 1904. p.19. 3. LaVerne W. Noyes & Frances Adelia Noyes-Giffen. Descendants of Reverend William Noyes. LaVerne W. Noyes, Chicago, Illinois 1900. p.8. 4. Family Archives CD #17: Ed. 1, Birth Records: United States/Europe, Birth Records, AAI Birth Records Extraction. Brøderbund Software, Inc. 5. Col. Henry E. Noyes, U.S.A. and Miss Harriette E. Noyes. Genealogical Record of Some of The Noyes Descendants of James, Nicholas and Peter Noyes. Vol. I, Descendants of Nicholas Noyes. Boston, Massachusetts; 1904. p.44. 6. James Atkins Noyes, Ph.B., A.B., Cambridge, Mass.. NEHG Register, Vol. 53, Jan. 1899: NOYES PEDIGREE. The New England Historical and Genealogical Society, Broderbund Software, Inc. p35. 7. Dean Crawford Smith and Paul C. Reed. NEHG Register, Vol. 149, April, 1995. Four Generations of English Ancestry for the Noyes Families of New England. p.120. 8. Col. Henry E. Noyes, U.S.A. and Miss Harriette E. Noyes. Genealogical Record of Some of The Noyes Descendants of James, Nicholas and Peter Noyes. Vol. II, Descendants of James and Peter Noyes. Boston, Massachusetts; 1904. p.19. 9. George Norbury Mackenzie. Colonial Families of the United States of America. p.389. 10. LaVerne W. Noyes & Frances Adelia Noyes-Giffen. Descendants of Reverend William Noyes. LaVerne W. Noyes, Chicago, Illinois 1900. p.8. 11. Horatio N. Noyes. Noyes' Genealogy - Record of A Branch of the Descendants of Rev. James Noyes, Newbury, Mass. 1634-1656. Cleveland, Ohio: 1889. p.6. 12. Col. Henry E. Noyes, U.S.A. and Miss Harriette E. Noyes. Genealogical Record of Some of The Noyes Descendants of James, Nicholas and Peter Noyes. Vol. I, Descendants of Nicholas Noyes. Boston, Massachusetts; 1904. p.44. 13. James Atkins Noyes, Ph.B., A.B., Cambridge, Mass.. NEHG Register, Vol. 53, Jan. 1899: NOYES PEDIGREE. The New England Historical and Genealogical Society, Broderbund Software, Inc. p35. 14. LaVerne W. Noyes & Frances Adelia Noyes-Giffen. Descendants of Reverend William Noyes. LaVerne W. Noyes, Chicago, Illinois 1900. p.8. 15. Dean Crawford Smith and Paul C. Reed. NEHG Register, Vol. 149, April, 1995. Four Generations of English Ancestry for the Noyes Families of New England. p.120. 16. Col. Henry E. Noyes, U.S.A. and Miss Harriette E. Noyes. Genealogical Record of Some of The Noyes Descendants of James, Nicholas and Peter Noyes. Vol. II, Descendants of James and Peter Noyes. Boston, Massachusetts; 1904. p.20. 17. Ibid. p.20. 18. Horatio N. Noyes. Noyes' Genealogy - Record of A Branch of the Descendants of Rev. James Noyes, Newbury, Mass. 1634-1656. Cleveland, Ohio: 1889. p.6. 19. Col. Henry E. Noyes, U.S.A. and Miss Harriette E. Noyes. Genealogical Record of Some of The Noyes Descendants of James, Nicholas and Peter Noyes. Vol. II, Descendants of James and Peter Noyes. Boston, Massachusetts; 1904. p.20. 20. Ibid. p.23. 21. LaVerne W. Noyes & Frances Adelia Noyes-Giffen. Descendants of Reverend William Noyes. LaVerne W. Noyes, Chicago, Illinois 1900. p.10. 22. Horatio N. Noyes. Noyes' Genealogy - Record of A Branch of the Descendants of Rev. James Noyes, Newbury, Mass. 1634-1656. Cleveland, Ohio: 1889. p.6. 23. The New England Historical and Genealogical Society. NEHG Register. Broderbund Software, Inc. Vol. 1, Jul 1847, p. 1. 24. Col. Henry E. Noyes, U.S.A. and Miss Harriette E. Noyes. Genealogical Record of Some of The Noyes Descendants of James, Nicholas and Peter Noyes. Vol. I, Descendants of Nicholas Noyes. Boston, Massachusetts; 1904. p.44. 25. James Atkins Noyes, Ph.B., A.B., Cambridge, Mass.. NEHG Register, Vol. 53, Jan. 1899: NOYES PEDIGREE. The New England Historical and Genealogical Society, Broderbund Software, Inc. p36. 26. George Norbury Mackenzie. Colonial Families of the United States of America. p.389. 27. LaVerne W. Noyes & Frances Adelia Noyes-Giffen. Descendants of Reverend William Noyes. LaVerne W. Noyes, Chicago, Illinois 1900. p.10. 28. Dean Crawford Smith and Paul C. Reed. NEHG Register, Vol. 149, April, 1995. Four Generations of English Ancestry for the Noyes Families of New England. p.120. 29. Horatio N. Noyes. Noyes' Genealogy - Record of A Branch of the Descendants of Rev. James Noyes, Newbury, Mass. 1634-1656. Cleveland, Ohio: 1889. p.6. 30. James Atkins Noyes, Ph.B., A.B., Cambridge, Mass.. NEHG Register, Vol. 53, Jan. 1899: NOYES PEDIGREE. The New England Historical and Genealogical Society, Broderbund Software, Inc. p36. 31. LaVerne W. Noyes & Frances Adelia Noyes-Giffen. Descendants of Reverend William Noyes. LaVerne W. Noyes, Chicago, Illinois 1900. p.10. 32. Ibid. p.7. 33. Dean Crawford Smith and Paul C. Reed. NEHG Register, Vol. 149, April, 1995. Four Generations of English Ancestry for the Noyes Families of New England. p.118. 34. Col. Henry E. Noyes, U.S.A. and Miss Harriette E. Noyes. Genealogical Record of Some of The Noyes Descendants of James, Nicholas and Peter Noyes. Vol. I, Descendants of Nicholas Noyes. Boston, Massachusetts; 1904. p43. 35. Dean Crawford Smith and Paul C. Reed. NEHG Register, Vol. 149, April, 1995. Four Generations of English Ancestry for the Noyes Families of New England. p.116. 36. George Norbury Mackenzie. Colonial Families of the United States of America. p.389. 37. LaVerne W. Noyes & Frances Adelia Noyes-Giffen. Descendants of Reverend William Noyes. LaVerne W. Noyes, Chicago, Illinois 1900. p.7. 38. Col. Henry E. Noyes, U.S.A. and Miss Harriette E. Noyes. Genealogical Record of Some of The Noyes Descendants of James, Nicholas and Peter Noyes. Vol. I, Descendants of Nicholas Noyes. Boston, Massachusetts; 1904. p.44. 39. LaVerne W. Noyes & Frances Adelia Noyes-Giffen. Descendants of Reverend William Noyes. LaVerne W. Noyes, Chicago, Illinois 1900. p.7. 40. Dean Crawford Smith and Paul C. Reed. NEHG Register, Vol. 149, April, 1995. Four Generations of English Ancestry for the Noyes Families of New England. p.116. 41. LaVerne W. Noyes & Frances Adelia Noyes-Giffen. Descendants of Reverend William Noyes. LaVerne W. Noyes, Chicago, Illinois 1900. p.7. 42. Col. Henry E. Noyes, U.S.A. and Miss Harriette E. Noyes. Genealogical Record of Some of The Noyes Descendants of James, Nicholas and Peter Noyes. Vol. I, Descendants of Nicholas Noyes. Boston, Massachusetts; 1904. p.43. 43. George Norbury Mackenzie. Colonial Families of the United States of America. p.389. 44. LaVerne W. Noyes & Frances Adelia Noyes-Giffen. Descendants of Reverend William Noyes. LaVerne W. Noyes, Chicago, Illinois 1900. p.7. 45. The New England Historical and Genealogical Society. NEHG Register. Broderbund Software, Inc. 46. Col. Henry E. Noyes, U.S.A. and Miss Harriette E. Noyes. Genealogical Record of Some of The Noyes Descendants of James, Nicholas and Peter Noyes. Vol. I, Descendants of Nicholas Noyes. Boston, Massachusetts; 1904. p.282. 47. Ibid. p.44. 48. Dean Crawford Smith and Paul C. Reed. NEHG Register, Vol. 149, April, 1995. Four Generations of English Ancestry for the Noyes Families of New England. p.116. 49. William Richard Cutter. Genealogical & Personal Memoirs - Relating to the Families of Boston and Eastern Massachusetts. p.532. 50. LaVerne W. Noyes & Frances Adelia Noyes-Giffen. Descendants of Reverend William Noyes. LaVerne W. Noyes, Chicago, Illinois 1900. p.7. 51. Col. Henry E. Noyes, U.S.A. and Miss Harriette E. Noyes. Genealogical Record of Some of The Noyes Descendants of James, Nicholas and Peter Noyes. Vol. I, Descendants of Nicholas Noyes. Boston, Massachusetts; 1904. p.45. 52. Ibid. p.44. 53. Dean Crawford Smith and Paul C. Reed. NEHG Register, Vol. 149, April, 1995. Four Generations of English Ancestry for the Noyes Families of New England. p.116. 54. William Richard Cutter. Genealogical & Personal Memoirs - Relating to the Families of Boston and Eastern Massachusetts. p.532. 55. LaVerne W. Noyes & Frances Adelia Noyes-Giffen. Descendants of Reverend William Noyes. LaVerne W. Noyes, Chicago, Illinois 1900. p.7. 56. The New England Historical and Genealogical Society. NEHG Register. Broderbund Software, Inc. Vol. 41, Jan 1887, p. 64. 57. Dean Crawford Smith and Paul C. Reed. NEHG Register, Vol. 149, April, 1995. Four Generations of English Ancestry for the Noyes Families of New England. p.115.

Child of Thomas NOYES is: 8000 i. Robert1 NOYES, born Abt. 1465 in Littleton, Kimpton, Hampshire, England; died Bef. April 04, 1524 in Littleton, Hampshire, England; married Joan MONDEY Abt. 1488.

16128. Thomas BATES, born Abt. 1440 in Canterbury, Kent, England; died 1485 in Lydd, Kent, England. He was the son of 32256. John1 BATES and 32257. mom. He married 16129. Margaret. 16129. Margaret, born Abt. 1440 in England; died 1490 in England.

Notes for Thomas BATES: Sources: 1. NEHGR Vol 51 2. DAR Nat Mag Vol 74 #11 3. "Bates Genealogy" Peggy Bates 4. WFT #470, 1032, 743

Children of Thomas BATES and Margaret are: 7808 i. John2 BATES, born Abt. 1460 in Lydd, Co Kent, England; died 1522 in prob Lydd, England; married Mother in Lydd, Kent, England. ii. William BATES, born Abt. 1462 in Lydd, Kent, England.

16352. John2 SPENCER. He was the son of 32704. Robert SPENCER and 32705. Anna PEAKE. He married 16353. Christian BAKER. 16353. Christian BAKER.

Children of John2 SPENCER and Christian BAKER are: i. William SPENCER, married Isabella OSBORN. ii. Robert SPENCER, married Frances FOSTER. 7920 iii. John3 SPENCER, born 1500-1505 in Edworth, Bedfordshire, England; died June 09, 1558 in Edworth, Bedfordshire, England; married Anne MERRILL.

16354. dad MERRILL. He married 16355. person unknown. 16355. person unknown.

Children of dad MERRILL and person unknown are: 7921 i. Anne MERRILL, born Abt. 1509 in Edworth, Bedfordshire, England; died 1560 in Edworth, Bedfordshire, England; married John3 SPENCER. ii. Edward MERRILL.

Generation No. 15

28672. Richard1 KIDDER.

Notes for Richard1 KIDDER: Descendant of "Simon at Hole" born about 1332 in Lancaster Great Park (Ashdown Forest) Maresfield, Sussex, England

Child of Richard1 KIDDER is: 14336 i. Richard2 KIDDER, born Abt. 1475 in Lancaster Great Park; died March 31, 1549 in Maresfield, Sussex, England.

28864. RUGGLES. He married 28865. mom. 28865. mom.

Notes for RUGGLES: Sources: 1. "William & Mary Quarterly" vol 5 2. "The Ancestors of Peter Parker & Sarah Ruggles" Linzee

Children of RUGGLES and mom are: 14432 i. Thomas RUGGLES, married mom. ii. William RUGGLES. iii. Isabella RUGGLES, married NORRIS.

31232. John1 BATES, born October 25, 1415 in Lydd, Co Kent, England; died 1445. He married 31233. mom in England. 31233. mom, born Abt. 1415 in England.

Notes for John1 BATES: Sources: 1. DAR Hist Mag vol 74 #11 2. WFT #1032

More About John1 BATES: Fact 2: 1445, All Hallows, Parish, Lydd, England

Child of John1 BATES and mom is: 15616 i. Thomas BATES, born Abt. 1440 in Canterbury, Kent, England; died 1485 in Lydd, Kent, England; married Margaret.

31680. Robert SPENCER. He was the son of 63360. John1 SPENCER and 63361. mom. He married 31681. Anna PEAKE. 31681. Anna PEAKE.

Child of Robert SPENCER and Anna PEAKE is: 15840 i. John2 SPENCER, married Christian BAKER.

32256. John1 BATES, born October 25, 1415 in Lydd, Co Kent, England; died 1445. He married 32257. mom in England. 32257. mom, born Abt. 1415 in England.

Notes for John1 BATES: Sources: 1. DAR Hist Mag vol 74 #11 2. WFT #1032

More About John1 BATES: Fact 2: 1445, All Hallows, Parish, Lydd, England

Child of John1 BATES and mom is: 15616 i. Thomas BATES, born Abt. 1440 in Canterbury, Kent, England; died 1485 in Lydd, Kent, England; married Margaret.

32704. Robert SPENCER. He was the son of 65408. John1 SPENCER and 65409. mom. He married 32705. Anna PEAKE. 32705. Anna PEAKE.

Child of Robert SPENCER and Anna PEAKE is: 15840 i. John2 SPENCER, married Christian BAKER.

Generation No. 16

63360. John1 SPENCER. He married 63361. mom. 63361. mom.

Child of John1 SPENCER and mom is: 31680 i. Robert SPENCER, married Anna PEAKE.

65408. John1 SPENCER. He married 65409. mom. 65409. mom.

Child of John1 SPENCER and mom is: 31680 i. Robert SPENCER, married Anna PEAKE.