Elias Parkman, George Hull, Matthew Grant, Thomas Holcomb, Richard Birge, John Bissell, William Gaylord, George Chappell, Thomas Dibble, William Filley, Thomas Ford, William Holmes, Joseph Loomis, Miles Merwin, Daniel Clarke, Thomas Newberry, William Thrall, Humphrey Pinney, william Phelps, Samuel Pond, John Porter, co-Founders of Windsor, CT in 1635 – Sailed from Sidmouth, England in 1630, all kinfolk.
Click to access fa_founders_of_windsor.pdf
https://www.facebook.com/DescendantsOfTheFoundersOfAncientWindsorInc
http://ancientwindsor.org/
http://dfaw.blogspot.com/
Elias Parkman,Sr. was the American Progenitor of the Parkman line. He came to America on the Mary & John ship which sailed from Sidmouth, Devonshire, England on May 10th in 1630. He became a FREEMAN on 6th May 1635. Elias was then one of the 48 co-Founders of Windsor, CT in October 1635 (which is the oldest town in CT. His Father was Thomas Parkman. I confirmed this after spending 6 months in England, N. Ireland and Scotland @ the Exeter , Devonshire, England parish/archival library. There exists a genealogy society in Windsor, CT of which I am a lifetime member called “The Descendants of the Founders of Ancient Windsor”. The 48 co-Founders are (additionally their Spouses and Children):
Click to access fa_founders_of_windsor.pdf
http://www.societyct.org/societies/windsor.php
http://ancientwindsor.org/
https://www.facebook.com/DescendantsOfTheFoundersOfAncientWindsorInc/
Windsor Historical Society, Windsor, CT
Home
The history of the town of Windsor, CT:
http://www.windsorhistoricalsociety.org/windsor_history.html
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Please note there are two Volume 1 land books. The original book was extremely difficult to read. In 1722, the Town Clerk, Timothy Loomis, rewrote the entire volume 1
Elias Parkman Windsor, CT 1640 F Feb originalFland record: search by name tab & Go To Document Book 1 Page 59:
https://www.searchiqs.com/ctwsr/InfodexMainMP.aspx
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Freemen made at the General Court, May 6th, 1635.
Philemon Portmorte
Henry Elkines
Christopher Martiall
Edmond Bulckley
Edward Browne
Jarrett Bourne
William Pell
Benjamin Gillom
Thomas Alcocke
Edmonde Jacklinge
John Sebley
Thomas Peirce
Mr. Sachariah Syms
Barnaby Wynes
Jeffery Ferris
Thomas Gunn
Robert Dibell
Henry Fowkes
Elias Parkeman
http://winthropsociety.com/doc_freemen.php
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Elias Parkman, American Progenitor’s Pedigree Chart and Family Groups link:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=oldmankew&id=I25537/a>
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Elias Parkman, Sr. – Immigrant from Sidmouth, England to Dorchester, Boston, MA & Windsor, CT (Co-Founder of)
https://www.myheritage.com/site-family-tree-370411831/parkman-genealogy?rootIndivudalID=2027883&familyTreeID=2
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/103040045/family?cfpid=290024884173
https://www.geni.com/people/Capt-Elias-Parkman/6000000001609324276
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ELIAS PARKMAN,SR. Dorchester 1633, freem. 6 May 1635, rem. to Windsor CT early, there had Elias, Jr.; Re becca; Samuel, b. 12 Aug. 1644; and George, whod. 1645; he prob. had an establishm. for trad e at New Haven 1640, but finally rem. to Boston, there had Mary, bapt. 24 Sept. 1648; Deliverance,b. 3, bapt. 10 Aug. 1651; and Nathaniel, b. 24 June, bapt. 8 July 1655.His w. was Bridget . He was a mariner, traded from Boston to Conn. riv.and perhaps on longer voyages, in one o f wh. he was prob. lost, for hisw. present, inv. 2 July 1662, made two days bef. recit. tha t he was”suppos. to be d.;” and as it amount. to only Ð37, 15, we may well thinkthat most o f his prop. was lost at the same time. Rebecca m. 18 Sept.1661, John Jarvis; and perhaps hi s wid. m. 6 Sept. 1672, Sylvester Eveleth of Gloucester.
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Captain Elias Parkman and Bridget
Husband Captain Elias Parkman
Born: 1609 – England
Christened:
Died: 28 Jul 1662 – At Sea
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Bridget
AKA: Bridget Connaught
Born: Est 1610
Christened:
Died: After Feb 1682 – (Gloucester, Massachusetts)
Buried:
https://www.geni.com/people/Capt-Elias-Parkman/6000000001609324276
https://www.geni.com/people/Bridget-Parkman/6000000001609324290
Children
1 M Elias Parkman
Born: 5 Nov 1635 – Dorchester, Massachusetts Bay
Christened:
Died: 18 Aug 1691 – Wapping, London, England
Buried:
Spouse: Sarah Trask (Cir 1636-1696)
Marr: 13 Oct 1656 – Salem, Massachusetts Bay 28
https://www.geni.com/people/Elias-Parkman/6000000007541440507
https://www.geni.com/people/Sarah-Parkman/6000000007541801331
2 F Rebecca Parkman
Born: Abt 1640 – Windsor, Connecticut
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
3 F Abigail Parkman
Born: 1643 – Windsor, Connecticut
Christened:
Died: 29 Aug 1677 – Salem, Massachusetts Bay
Buried:
Spouse: John Trask (1642- )
Marr: 19 Feb 1663 – Salem, Massachusetts Bay
4 M George Parkman
Born: Abt 1644 – Windsor, Connecticut
Christened:
Died: 1645 – Windsor, Connecticut
Buried:
5 M Samuel Parkman
Born: 12 Aug 1644 – Windsor, Connecticut
Christened:
Died: – (Virginia)
Buried:
6 F Mary Parkman
Born:
Christened: 24 Sep 1648 – Boston, Massachusetts Bay
Died:
Buried:
7 M Deliverance Parkman
Born: 3 Aug 1651 – Boston, Massachusetts Bay
Christened: 10 Aug 1651 – Boston, Massachusetts Bay
Died:
Buried:
Deliverance Parkman House – Salem MA
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=12685226
8 M Nathaniel Parkman
Born: 29 Jun 1655 – Boston, Massachusetts Bay
Christened: 8 Jul 1655 – Boston, Massachusetts Bay
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband – Captain Elias Parkman
Note: Came to America aboard the Elizabeth Boniventure
History of Ancient Windsor, Vol II
Elias Parkman, grantee of lands at Dorchester, 1633; the inhabitant of Windsor.; again at Dorchester, 1637; removed to Saybrook by 1646. In 1648 was partner with Jonathan Brewster (Colonial Record , i, 166); when Rev. Mr. Huit’s inventory was taken, 1644, he had 2,000 board feet of plank at Elias Parkman’s (sawed by hand); Mar 8 1637 a committee of the court was appointed to charter Elias Parkman’s boat to go to Narragansetts to trade for corn; land at Windsor (page 163, Vol I). Ch.: 2b at Windsor (O.C.R.) one oif whom was Samuel, b. 12 Aug 1644.
Original Windsor, ,, CT 1630’s land records:
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The Great Migration Begins
Sketches
ELIAS PARKMAN
ORIGIN: Unknown
MIGRATION: 1633
FIRST RESIDENCE: Dorchester
REMOVES: Windsor 1638, Saybrook by 1646, Boston by 1648
OCCUPATION: Mariner. (About October of 1638 Richard Saltonstall Jr. wrote to John Winthrop about debts owed to Saltonstall and his partners by Elias Parkman, who had been master of a vessel which they owned on several voyages between Massachusetts Bay and the Connecticut River [WP 4:64-65]. On 4 June 1650 Thomas Turner of Hingham discharged Elias Parkman of Boston of all debts and obligations, and stated that the said Elias had made all payments for three-quarters of the bark Supply before Turner had assigned a covenant for the same to Joseph Armitage [Aspinwall 288-89]. On 23 May 1655 the court awarded damages to Elias Parkman from Daniel Gookin who failed to pay him properly for transporting five persons and a large amount of bread to Virginia [MBCR 3:377].)
CHURCH MEMBERSHIP: Admission to Dorchester church prior to 6 May 1635 implied by freemanship. (Parkman maintained membership in this church upon the remove to Windsor, and when he appeared in Boston in 1648 he was said to be of the Windsor church. When he is called “our brother” in the baptism of son Deliverance, this could still refer to membership in Windsor church, and we need not assume that he was admitted to membership in Boston church.)
FREEMAN: 6 May 1635 (last in a sequence of six Dorchester men) [MBCR 1:371].
EDUCATION: He signed his name to deeds.
ESTATE: Granted four acres at Naponset Neck in Dorchester, 5 August 1633 [DTR 2]; received Lot #84, four acres, in the meadow beyond Naponset [DTR 322]; granted Great Lot at Squantum Neck, 18 January 1635/6 [DTR 15]; granted “the marsh before his door,” 27 July 1636 [DTR 17]; granted a share in “ground about Rocky Hill” [DTR 18].
In the Windsor land inventory on 5 February 1640[/1] “Elias Parkeman” had seven parcels: “a homelot with the additions, fifteen acres”; “in the little meadow with swamp adjoining eight acres”; “in the second meadow five acres and half”; “over the Great River in breadth twenty-five rods, in length three miles”; “on the south of the rivulet, sixteen acres”; “in the pallisado half an acre”; and “in the great meadow for a garden plot in breadth four rod, in length six rod” [WiLR 1:71].
On 28 May 1646 “Elias Parkeman of Seabrooke lately inhabitant of Winsor” mortgaged eleven acres of land and a barn, and a parcel of land on the east side of the great river, to William Wadsworth of Hartford [WiLR 1:120].
On 2 August 1652 “Elias Parkeman” mortgaged to “Mr. Robert Peteshall” one house with the land belonging to it, now “in the tenure of Thomas Tyler of Boston” [SLR 1:220]. On 3 August 1652 “Elias Parkman of Boston, mariner & master of the good pinace called the Supplye of Boston” sold to Mr. John Holland of Dorchester “my now dwelling house situated in Boston, together with my home lot, being in measure one acre” [SLR 1:240].
On 7 August 1657 George Palmer of Boston, wine cooper, sold to Elias Parkman of Boston, mariner, a parcel of land in Boston together with the “house, shop & cellar thereon” formerly in the occupation of Hermon Garret, gunsmith, also a garden plot and a way into the garden, and use of the well [SLR 3:388-89]. This plot was given to Deliverance and Nathaniel Parkman after their father’s death by Silvester Eveleth and his wife Bridget, the widow of Elias Parkman, 24 November 1674 [SLR 13:327].
On 20 August 1662 administration on the estate of Elias Parkman was granted at the request of Bridget Parkman, “relict of Ellias Parkeman of Boston, Senior,” and her eldest son, to Thomas Rawlings in behalf of the children and creditors “allowing the widow her thirds in house & lands & the flock bed, rug, to the value of £2” [SPR 4:109].
The inventory of the estate of “Elias Parkman supposed to be deceased” was taken 20 July 1662 and totalled £34 5s., including £19 10s. in real estate: “the dwelling house being very much decayed and ready to fall,” £12; “corner of ground in the orchard,” £7; and “a piece of ground without the house,” £2 10s. [SPR 4:108]. Also in his inventory were “three old swords almost spoiled with rust, 3s.”
BIRTH: By about 1611 based on estimated date of marriage.
DEATH: When his inventory was taken on 20 July 1662, Elias Parkman was “supposed to be deceased,” suggesting that he had not returned from a sea voyage, and had probably died some time before that date.
MARRIAGE: By about 1636 Bridget _____ (she is first seen as his wife at the baptism of son Deliverance in 1651, but there is no evidence for an earlier wife). She married (2) Gloucester 6 September 1672 Sylvester Eveleth as his second wife and died after 5 February 1682 [SLR 12:327; NEHGR 134:301].
CHILDREN:
i ELIAS, b. say 1636 (called Deliverance his brother [ELR 14:112]); m. Salem 13 October 1656 Sarah Trask [NEHGR 55:322], daughter of WILLIAM TRASK.
ii SAMUEL, b. say 1638; a private record says that he went to Virginia [NEHGR 55:322]; no further record.
iii REBECCA, b. say 1640; m. Boston 18 September 1661 John Jarvis (she described as “daughter of Elias Parkman of Boston” [BVR 82]).
iv ABIGAIL, b. say 1642; m. Salem 19 February 1662[/3] John Trask, son of WILLIAM TRASK.
v GEORGE, b. say 1644; d. Windsor 1645 [Grant 80].
vi MARY, bp. Boston 24 September 1648 (“the daughter of Eliah Parkman a member of the Church at Winsor being about 4 days old” [BChR 312]); no further record.
vii DELIVERANCE, b. Boston 3 August 1651, “of Elias and Bridget Parkman” [BVR 33]; bp. Boston 10 August 1651 [BChR 321]; m. (1) Salem 9 December 1673 Sarah Veren; m. (2) after 14 January 1681/2 Mehitable Waite, daughter of John Waite [Wyman 986 (evidence not seen)]; m. (3) Marblehead 3 June 1683 Margaret Gardner; m. (4) after 25 March 1689 Susanna (Clark) Gedney [ELR 16:136, 18:138, 33:275; TAG 39:109-11].
viii NATHANIEL, b. Boston 24 June 1655 [BVR 50]; bp. Boston 8 July 1655 [BChR 328]; m. Boston by 1686 Hannah Hett (eldest known child b. Boston 30 March 1686 [BVR 170]), daughter of Eliphalet Hett [TAG 27:96, citing SLR 20:530-31, 21:43-46].
COMMENTS: A private record of the Parkman family was published in 1901 as a footnote to a genealogy of WILLIAM TRASK [NEHGR 55:322]; it was “furnished by Mrs. Lucy P. Trowbridge of New Haven, Connecticut, from a genealogical statement left by her father, Samuel Breck Parkman of Savannah, Georgia, who was lost, with most of his family, on board the steamer Pulaski in 1838.” This record reflects a number of exact dates that are not to be found anywhere else (including a precise date and place for the birth of Elias Parkman, son of the immigrant), and claims that the immigrant was son of Thomas Parkman of Sidmouth, England.
In 1932 Arthur Winfred Hodgman published an article which claimed that the wife of the immigrant was “Bridget Connaught (or Conner?),” but no evidence is supplied and no credence should be given to this identification without further information; this article also discusses a number of manuscript sources which have useful information on the early generations of the Parkman family (beyond the first generation or two) [NYGBR 63:144-50].
The passenger list of the Recovery of London, sailing from Weymouth for New England on 31 March 1634, includes “Elizabeth Parkman” [NGSQ 71:171]. Although this record need not have anything to do with Elias Parkman and his family, it could conceivably be an error for Elias himself returning from one of his voyages to England.
In his list of those “being gone yet had children born here” Matthew Grant credited “Elias Partman” with having two children born in Windsor [Grant 93]. If one of these was the son George who died in 1645, then the second was probably his next-elder sibling Abigail. Daughter Rebecca may also have been born in Windsor, if Grant’s accounting at a much later date includes only surviving children.
Winthrop, under date of 3 July 1637, reports an incident in which “Rich. Serle, servant to Elias Parkman of Dorchester,” assaulted his master in the presence of Thomas Millet, and was sentenced to be whipped [WJ 2:425].
Richard Saltonstall Jr. wrote an agitated letter to John Winthrop about October 1638 saying that Elias Parkman, master of a vessel that was presently in the Bay, but planning to return to Connecticut shortly, owed him a considerable sum of money and had owed it for some time, but that “we cannot receive a penny of him nor a note of his hand that it is due to us upon demand, unless we be contented to take it at Connecticut when he hath sold his house.” He asked that Winthrop delay him so that he had to answer to the claim [WP 4:64-65].
Two servants of “Elias Parkmore” were whipped at New Haven, 1 July 1640 [NHCR 1:38]. A dispute between some inhabitants of Guilford and “Elias Parkman of Windsor” was noted by the New Haven Colony Court on 7 April 1646, but no further action was taken [NHCR 1:229]. (Savage interprets these records to mean that Parkman “probably had an establishment for trade at New Haven [in] 1640,” but not that he was a resident of New Haven [Savage 3:359].)
Elias Parkman was involved as both plaintiff and defendant in civil suits before the Particular Court of Connecticut in 1648 and 1657 [RPCC 53, 177, 179, 180].
In June 1639 Thomas Moulton of Charlestown, fisherman, aged thirty years, deposed that Margery Batman, servant to Henry Lawrence of Charlestown, fisherman, was removed from Lawrence’s house by her father, “one Batman dwelling by the river of Saco” and since placed “with one Elias Parke since dwelling at Kenecticot” [Lechford 81]. (As there is no record for an Elias Parke in Connecticut, or anywhere in New England, at this early date, this record very likely pertains to Elias Parkman.)
General Notes: Wife – Bridget
Marriage 2 Sylvester EVELETH
Married: 6 SEP 1672 in Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts
Great Migration Begins, Elias Parkman:
“In 1932 Arthur Winfred Hodgman published an article which claimed that the wife of the immigrant was “Bridget Connaught (or Conner?),” but no evidence is supplied and no credence should be given to this identification without further information”
http://capecodhistory.us/genealogy/family/f9.html/a>
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About Capt. Elias Parkman
Occupation: Mariner; traded from Boston to Conn. River and perhaps on longer voyages, in one of which he was probably lost, for his wife presented inventory 2 Jul 1662, made two days before recit. that he was “supposed to be dead.;” and as it amounted to only £37,15, we may well think that most of his possessions were lost at the same time.
Notes
Elias Parkman/Parkeman, mariner, Dorchester, propr. 1633; freeman. 6 May 1635. Had servant Richard Serle in 1637. Rem. to Windsor, CT. Was afterward at Saybrook. Rem. to Boston about 1648. Bought land and house 7 Aug. 1652. Wife Bridget: ch. Mary, bpt. 24 Oct. 1648; Deliverance, b. 3 Aug. 1651; Nathaniel, b. 24 June 1655; Saram (m. 18 Sept. 1661, John Jarvis. Administration granted 20 Aug. 1662, at the request of the widow, Bridget, and her eldest son, to Thomas Rawlings, on behalf of the family and creditors of Elias Parkman, Sen. supposed to be deceased 28 of July 1662. [Register 12:50]
"History of Ancient Windsor" by Stiles, vol. 2, page 551: Elias Parkman, grantee of lands at D[orchester]., 1633; then inhab. of W[indsor]; again at D., 1637; removed to Saybrook by 1646; in 1648 was partner with Jonathan Brewster [Colonial Records, i:166); when Rev. Mr. Huit's inventory was taken, 1644, he had 2,000 feet of plant at Elias Parkman's (sawed by hand); Mc. 8, 1637, a committee of the court was app. to charter Elias Parkman's vessel to go to the Narragansetts to trade for corn; land at W. (see p. 163, Vol. 1) Ch: 2 b. at W. (O.C.R.), one of whom was Samuel, b. 12 Aug. 1644
arrived Boston 6/15/1633 on the “Elizabeth Bonaventure” (???) – Granted land in Dorchester (1633) FREEMAN (5/6/1635) Moved to Windsor, CT 1635 Moved to Boston before 1648
20 july 1662 Elias Parkman was presumed dead, he never returned from a sea voyage.
Links
Also see: http://capecodhistory.us/genealogy/lost/i97.htm#i25537
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November 5, 1635
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Dorchester, MA, USA
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Windsor, CT, USA
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Boston, MA, USA
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June 14, 1645
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Windsor, MA, USA
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Age 36
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Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut, United States
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August 3, 1651
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Elias Parkman
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1622, England |
| Death: |
1662 |
BIRTH: By about 1611 based on estimated date of marriage. A Mariner who came to Massachusetts Bay in 1633 & settled in Dorchester. Moved to Windsor in 1638, Saybrook by 1646, & Boston by 1648. When his inventory was taken on 20 July 1662, Elias Parkman was “supposed to be deceased,” suggesting that he had not returned from a sea voyage, and had probably died some time before that date.
Married by about 1636 Bridget _____ (she is first seen as his wife at the baptism of son Deliverance in 1651, but there is no evidence for an earlier wife). She married (2) Gloucester 6 September 1672 Sylvester Eveleth as his second wife and died after 5 February 1682.Family links:
Spouse:
Bridget Parkman EvelethChildren:
Deliverance Parkman (1651 – 1715)**Calculated relationship |
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Burial:
Palisado Cemetery
Windsor
Hartford County
Connecticut, USA
Plot: Founders Monument |
Created by: Linda Mac
Record added: Apr 01, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 35429225 |
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=35429225
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Bridget Parkman Eveleth
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unknown |
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unknown |
Elias Parkman married by about 1636 Bridget _____ (she is first seen as his wife at the baptism of son Deliverance in 1651, but there is no evidence for an earlier wife). She married (2) Gloucester 6 September 1672 Sylvester Eveleth as his second wife and died after 5 February 1682.
They had 8 children: Elias, Samuel, Rebecca Jarvis, Abigail Trask, George, Mary, Deliverance (son), Nathaniel.Family links:
Spouse:
Elias Parkman (1622 – 1662)*Children:
Deliverance Parkman (1651 – 1715)**Calculated relationship |
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Burial:
Unknown |
Created by: Linda Mac
Record added: Apr 01, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 35429238 |
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=35429238
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=parkman&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=8&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GRid=35429225&df=all&
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Captain Elias Parkman, Sr. Immigrated from England to Massachusetts.
https://www.geni.com/people/Capt-Elias-Parkman/6000000001609324276
Captain Elias Parkman, Sr. & Bridget’s children:
Elias Parkman, Jr.; Samuel Parkman; George Parkman;Nathaniel Parkman; Abigail Traske; Deliverance Parkman, Sr.;Nathaniel Parkman; William Parkman; John Parkman; Rebecca Jarvis and Abigail Parkman
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George Hull immigrated from England and was a co-founder of Windsor, CT
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Aug. 27, 1590
Keynsham
Bath and North East Somerset Unitary Authority
Somerset, England |
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unknown
Fairfield
Fairfield County
Connecticut, USA |
Born by about 1589 (based on date of first marriage), son of Thomas and Joan (Pyssing) Hull. Came from Crewkerne, Somersetshire to Massachusetts Bay in 1632. First settled in Dorchester; moved to Windsor CT in 1636, & Fairfield CT in 1647. Died in Fairfield CT after 26 May 1658 & before 25 August 1659 (date of inventory).
Married: (1) Crewkerne, Somerset, 27 August 1614 Thomasine Mitchell; she died before 1654.
(2) After 11 July 1654 Sarah (_____) Phippen, widow of David Phippen of Boston; she died at Fairfield shortly before 25 August 1659.
George Hull was elder brother of Reverend Joseph Hull who arrived in New England in 1635. In his will George Hull mentioned cousin Jane Pinkney, and his second wife named cousins Jane and Philip Pinkney in her will. In his account of Philip Pinkney, Jacobus supposes that “[h]e and his wife were perhaps drawn to Fairfield by the marriage of their aunt, Mrs. Sarah Phippen, to George Hull,” but the exact nature of the relationship is not known.Family links:
Parents:
Thomas Hull (1547 – 1636)
Joan Pysing Hull (1551 – 1629)Spouses:
Thomasine Mitchell Hull (1592 – 1655)
Sarah Hull (1596 – 1659)
Thamzen Mitchell Hull (1592 – 1655)*Children:
Josiah Hull (1616 – 1675)*
Mary Hull Pinney (1618 – 1684)*
Martha Hull (1620 – ____)*
Elizabeth Hull Gaylord (1625 – 1680)*
Cornelius Hull (1628 – 1695)*
Joshua Hull (1630 – ____)*
Naomi Hull (1632 – ____)*Siblings:
Robert Hull (1584 – 1654)**
George Hull (1590 – ____)
Joseph Hull (1595 – 1665)**Calculated relationship
**Half-sibling |
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Burial:
Palisado Cemetery
Windsor
Hartford County
Connecticut, USA
Plot: Founders Monument |
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Created by: Linda Mac
Record added: Feb 23, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 34126177 |
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https://www.myheritage.com/site-family-tree-370411831/parkman-genealogy?rootIndivudalID=2030112&familyTreeID=2
http://person.ancestry.com/tree/103040045/person/290024882762/facts
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3. Matthew Grant immigrated from England & co-founded Windsor, CT
https://www.myheritage.com/site-family-tree-370411831/parkman-genealogy?rootIndivudalID=2030105&familyTreeID=2
http://person.ancestry.com/tree/103040045/person/290024895222/facfacts
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4. Thomas Holcomb
Birth: 1609, England
Death: Sep. 7, 1657
Windsor
Hartford County
Connecticut, USA
Born by about 1609, based on estimated age of marriage. Came to Massachusetts Bay in 1633. First settled in Dorchester; moved to Windsor CT in 1635. Died in Windsor CT 7 September 1657.
Thomas married by about 1634, an Elizabeth (assuming she was the mother of all his children), born about 1617. John Winthrop, Jr. attended her at Windsor in 1669, as the wife of second husband James Eno, and called her 52 years old. Previous authors have claimed that Thomas Holcomb married an Elizabeth Ferguson at Dorchester, Mass. on May 14, 1634. Such marriage is not on record and the date is synonymous with the date Thomas Holcomb was admitted a freeman of the Mass. Bay Colony. In 1964 Donald Lines Jacobus noted that “[h]er maiden name has been stated as Ferguson, without proof or probability.”
In 1981 George E. McCracken published “Thomas Holcombe’s Earlier Posterity,” a definitive account of the immigrant and the first few generations of descent from him. In his usual style, he opened the article with an exhaustive discussion of previous writings on this family. The same author has also written two brief articles on the fraudulent claim of royal ancestry for Thomas Holcombe and on the inaccurate tombstone erected in his memory.
Thomas Holcomb(e), of unknown parentage, was b. likely in England about 1609. He arrived at the Massachusetts Bay in 1633 and first settled at Dorchester, Mass. He later moved to Windsor, Conn. in 1635 where he died on Sept. 7, 1657.
Thomas Holcomb died intestate, his estate abstracted by Manwaring from the Hartford Probate District records, Vol. I, Page 130-131, citing probate vol. II, pages 105-6:
His name is on the cenotaph of Founders of Windsor.
…Thomas Holcomb of Windsor. Invt. £294-09-08 taken Oct. 1, 1657 by Benjamin Newbery and Daniel Clark. Children: Joshua age 17 years, Benajah 13, Nathaniel 9, Abigail 19, and Deborah 6-7/12 years of age. Signed, Matthew Grant. Adms. granted to the Widow Elizabeth Holcomb with order of distribution to:
To the Widow,………….£42-18-00
To Joshua,………………..42-18-00
To Benajah,………………33-07-00
To Nathaniel,……………..28-12-00
To Abigail,………………..28-12-00
To Deborah,………………28-12-00
…George and Edward Griswold entered a claim to part of the estate, but remitted the Claim.
…James Enno and Elizabeth Holcomb, widow, were married Aug. 5, 1658. (Windsor Rec.)
…On this 15th day of December, 1660, I doe acknowledge to have received of my Father Enno of my wive’s portion the whole sum. Samuel Bissell.
…On this 17th day of December, 1660, I doe acknowledge to have received of my Father Enno ye full sum of my portion. Witness my Hand: Joshua Holcomb.
…Court Record, Page 109–Dec. 3, 1657: Invt. exhibited.
Family links:
Spouse:
Elizabeth Holcomb Eno (1617 – 1679)*
Children:
Elizabeth Holcombe Ellsworth (1634 – 1712)*
Mary Holcombe Griswold (1636 – 1708)*
Abigail Holcomb Bissell (1639 – 1688)*
Joshua Holcomb (1640 – 1690)*
Sarah Holcombe (1642 – 1654)*
Benajah Holcombe (1644 – 1735)*
Deborah Holcombe (1646 – 1648)*
Nathaniel Holcombe (1648 – 1740)*
Deborah Holcomb Birge (1652 – 1686)*
Jonathan Holcombe (1652 – 1656)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Palisado Cemetery
Windsor
Hartford County
Connecticut, USA
Plot: Founders Monument
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Created by: Linda Mac
Record added: Feb 25, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 34188711
https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/103040045/person/290146088742/facts
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5. Richard Birge
Facts
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Age 0 — Birth
Abt. 1628 • England
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Christening
1610
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Age 13 — Marriage
5 Oct 1641 • Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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Age 14 — Birth of Son John BIRGE(1642–1643)
1642 • Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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Age 15 — Death of Father John BIRGE(1594–1643)
1643 • Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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Age 15 — Death of Son John BIRGE(1642–1643)
1643 • Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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Age 16 — Birth of Son Daniel BIRGE(1644–1698)
24 Nov 1644 • Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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Age 17 — Birth of Daughter Elizabeth BIRGE(1645–)
1645 • Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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Age 18 — Birth of Son William BIRGE(1646–1651)
28 Jul 1646 • Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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Age 20 — Birth of Son Jeremiah BIRGE(1648–1668)
6 May 1648 • Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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Age 21 — Birth of Son John BIRGE(1649–1697)
14 Jan 1649 • Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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Age 23 — Burial
29 Sep 1651 • Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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Age 23 — Birth of Son Joseph BIRGE(1651–1705)
2 Nov 1651 • Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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Age 23 — Death
29 Dec 1651 • Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/103040045/person/290024859820/facts?_phtarg=jgr3176
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6. John Bissell
https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/103040045/person/290024895732/facts?_phtarg=jgr3179
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7. William Gaylord
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Birth
21 May 1585 • Exeter, Devons, England, United Kingdom
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Christening
21 May 1585 • Pitminster, Somerset, England
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Age 4 — Death of Mother Jane MALLIN(1557–1589)
6 Jul 1589 • Pitminster, , Somerset, England
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Age 22 — Death of Father John GAYLORD(1552–1607)
31 May 1607 • Pitminster, Somerset, England
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Age 23 — Marriage
1608 • Devon, England
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Age 28 — Birth of Daughter Elizabeth GAYLORD(1614–1675)
1614 • Of, Dorchester, Suffolk, Mass.
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Age 30 — Birth of Son William GAYLORD(1616–1656)
1616 • Of, Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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Age 32 — Birth of Son Walter GAYLORD(1617–1689)
28 Dec 1617 • Exeter, Devonshire, England
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Age 34 — Birth of Son Samuel GAYLORD(1619–1690)
19 Dec 1619 • Exeter, Devonshire, England
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Age 35 — Birth of Son John GAYLORD(1621–1689)
24 Feb 1621 • Windsor, Exeter, Devonshire, England
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Age 36 — Marriage
1621 • Exeter, Devon, Eng
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Age 39 — Birth and Death of Son Joseph GAYLORD(1624–1624)
27 Dec 1624 • Crewkerne, Co. Somerset, Eng
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Age 71 — Death of Son William GAYLORD(1616–1656)
14 Dec 1656 • Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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Age 72 — Death of Wife Mary WALTER(1591–1657)
20 Jun 1657 • Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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Age 88 — Death
20 Jul 1673 • Windsor, Hartford, CT
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Burial
21 Jul 1673 • Windsor, Hartford, CT
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8. George ChappellG
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Birth
28 Apr 1616 • England
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Christening
28 Apr 1616 • Barnstable, Devon, , Eng
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Age 4 — Birth of Sister Joan CHAPPELL(1620–)
22 Jul 1620 • Barnstable, Devonshire, England
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21 Nov 1621 • Barnstable, Devonshire, England
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1621 • Barnstable, Devon, England
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Age 26 — Marriage
INT 1642 (1642-43) • New London, New London, Conn
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Age 28 — Birth of Daughter Abigail CHAPPELLE(1644–1686)
1 Sep 1644 • Wethersfield, (Hartford County), Conn.
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Age 31 — Birth of Daughter Sarah CHAPPELL(1647–1660)
21 Sep 1647 • Of Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut
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10 Oct 1649 • Of Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut
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10 Oct 1649 • Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut
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Age 35 — Marriage
ABT 1651 • , , Connecticut
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Age 36 — Birth of Son George CHAPPELL(1653–1712)
17 Mar 1653 • New London, New London, Connecticut
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Age 40 — Birth of Daughter Elizabeth CHAPPELL(1656–1682)
30 Aug 1656 • New London, New London, Connecticut
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Age 44 — Death of Daughter Sarah CHAPPELL(1647–1660)
24 Nov 1660 • New London, New London, CT
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15 Apr 1662 • New London, New London, Connecticut
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Age 45 — Birth of Daughter Hester CHAPPELL(1662–)
15 Apr 1662 • New London, New London, Connecticut
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Age 48 — Birth of Daughter Sarah CHAPPELL(1665–1670)
14 Feb 1665 • New London, New London, Connecticut
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21 May 1668 • New London, New London, Connecticut
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Age 54 — Death of Daughter Sarah CHAPPELL(1665–1670)
12 Nov 1670
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7 Oct 1671 • New London, New London, Connecticut
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AFT 1682 • New London, New London, Conn
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Age 66 — Death
Jun 1682 • New London, New London, Connecticut
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9. Thomas Dibble
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Birth
Abt. 1613 • Keynsham, Somerset, England
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Age 22 — Marriage
1635 • Of Weymouth, Somersetshire, England
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14 May 1681 • Windsor, Hartford, CT
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Age 87 — Death
17Oct1700 • , Windsor, Hartford, CT
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10. William Filley
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Birth
1617 • England
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Age 25 — Marriage
2 Feb 1642 • Windsor, Hartford, Conn
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Age 25 — Death
2 Feb 1642 • Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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11. Thomas Ford
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Birth
1596 • England
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Age 48 — Marriage
7 Nov 1644 • Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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5 May 1675 • Northampton, Hampshire, Massachusetts
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Age 80 — Death
9Nov1676 • Northampton, Hampshire, MA
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11. William Holmes
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Birth
3 Jan 1592 • Near Holme, East Riding, Yorkshire, England
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Age 33 — Marriage
ABT 1625 • , Prob Yorkshire, England
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Age 45 — Birth of Son John HOLMES(1638–1675)
1638 • , , Yorkshire, England
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Age 47 — Birth of Son Josiah HOLMES(1640–1721)
1640 • Scituate, Plymouth, Mass.
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Age 49 — Birth of Son Israel HOLMES(1642–1684)
1642 • Scituate, Plymouth, Mass.
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Age 51 — Birth of Son Isaac HOLMES(1644–1724)
1644 • Scituate, Plymouth, Mass.
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Age 51 — Birth of Daughter Mary HOLMES(1644–1705)
1644 • Scituate, Plymouth, MA
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Age 54 — Birth of Daughter Sarah HOLMES(1646–1654)
13 Nov 1646 • Of Rochester, Plymth, MA
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Age 54 — Birth of Daughter Nobenah HOLMES(1647–)
ABT 1647 • , , Massachusetts
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Age 55 — Birth of Daughter Rebecca HOLMES(1648–)
1648 • Scituate, Plymouth, Mass.
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Age 62 — Death of Daughter Sarah HOLMES(1646–1654)
7 Nov 1654 • Rochester, Plymouth, MA
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Age 62 — Birth of Daughter Mary HOLMES(1655–1746)
1655 • Scituate, Plymouth, MA
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Age 68 — Birth of Daughter Elizabeth HOLMES(1661–)
1661 • Scituate, Plymouth, Mass.
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Age 83 — Death of Son John HOLMES(1638–1675)
24 Dec 1675 • Mass, Colonies, Mass
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Age 86 — Burial
9 Sep 1678 • , Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts
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Age 86 — Death
9 Nov 1678 • , Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts
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13. Joseph Loomis
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Birth
ABT 1590 • Braintree, Essex, England
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Age 2 — Birth of Sister Ann LOOMIS(1592–1630)
1592 • Braintree, Essex, England
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Age 4 — Birth of Sister Sarah LOOMIS(1594–1619)
1594 • Braintree, Essex, Engl, England
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Age 6 — Birth of Sister Elizabeth LOOMIS(1596–1619)
1596 • Braintree, Essex, England
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Age 8 — Birth of Sister Jane LOOMIS(1598–1619)
1598 • Braintree, Essex, England
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Age 10 — Birth of Brother Geoffrey LOOMIS(1600–1624)
ABT 1600 • Braintree, Essex, England
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Age 24 — Marriage
30 Jun 1614 • Shalford, Essex, England
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Age 25 — Birth of Son Joseph LOOMIS(1615–1687)
1 Mar 1615 • Braintree, Essex, England
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Age 27 — Birth of Daughter Sarah LOOMIS(1617–1667)
ABT 1617 • Of, Braintree, Essex, England
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ABT 1619 • Braintree, Essex, England
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14 Apr 1619 • Bocking, Essex, England
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29 May 1619 • Braintree, Essex, England
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Age 29 — Death of Sister Sarah LOOMIS(1594–1619)
29 May 1619 • Will, Braintree, Essex, England
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Age 29 — Death of Sister Elizabeth LOOMIS(1596–1619)
29 May 1619 • Will, Braintree, Essex, England
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Age 29 — Death of Sister Jane LOOMIS(1598–1619)
29 May 1619 • Will, Braintree, Essex, England
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ABT 1622 • Braintree, Essex, England
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Age 34 — Birth of Son Thomas LOOMIS(1624–1689)
ABT 1624 • Braintree, Essex, England
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Age 36 — Birth of Son Nathaniel LOOMIS(1626–1688)
ABT 1626 • Braintree, Essex, England
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Age 38 — Birth of Son Samuel LOOMIS(1628–1689)
ABT 1628 • Braintree, Essex, England
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Age 40 — Death of Sister Ann LOOMIS(1592–1630)
23 Sep 1630 • Will, Braintree, Essex, England
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Age 62 — Death of Wife Mary WHITE(–1652)
23 Aug 1652 • Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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Age 68 — Death of Brother Loomis JOSEPH(1590–1658)
25 Nov 1658 • Braintree, Hartford, Conneticut
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Age 68 — Death
BEF 25 Nov 1658 • Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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Burial
Nov 1658 • Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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14. Miles Merwin
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Birth
1Feb1623 • New Windsor, Berkshire, England
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14Dec1658 • Milford, New Haven, Connecticut
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10Jul1664 • Milford, New Haven, Connecticut
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Age 74 — Death
23Apr1697 • Milford, New Haven, Connecticut
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15. Daniel Clarke
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Birth
1622/1623 • Of Weaxil, Near Kenilworth, Warwickshire, Eng
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Birth of Sister Mary CLARK(1594–1681)
ABT 1594 • Hingham, Norfolk, England
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Birth of Sister Sarah CLARK(1600–1600)
1600 • Hingham, Norfolk, England
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Death of Sister Sarah CLARK(1600–1600)
21 Jan 1600 • Hingham, Norfolk, England
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11 Apr 1602 • , Hingham, Norfolk, England
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Birth of Brother Henry CLARK(1606–)
ABT 1606 • Of, Gt Munden, Hertfordshire, England
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ABT 1610 • Of, Great Munden, Herts, England
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Birth of Brother Edward CLARK(1615–1673)
ABT 1615 • Of Great Munden, Hertford, Eng., England
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Death of Father Joseph CLARK(1560–1615)
6 Jun 1615 • , Hingham, Norfolk, England
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Age 15 — Death of Sister Rebecca CLARK(1585–1637)
24 Oct 1637 • , Hingham, Suffolk, Massachusetts
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Age 22 — Marriage
13 Jun 1644 • Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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Age 51 — Death of Brother Edward CLARK(1615–1673)
AFT 19 Jan 1673
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Age 51 — Death of Brother John CLARK(1590–1673)
5 Feb 1673 • Milford, New Haven, Connecticut
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Age 59 — Death of Sister Mary CLARK(1594–1681)
22 Jun 1681 • Hingham, Suffolk, Massachusetts
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Age 67 — Marriage
1689 • Windsor, Hartford, CT
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Age 73 — Marriage
ABT 1695 • , , Connecticut
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Age 88 — Death
12 Aug 1710 • Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
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16. Thomas Newberry
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Birth
10Nov1594 • Axminster, Devon, England
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Age 25 — Marriage
Abt. 1619
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Age 25 — Birth of Daughter Sarah NEWBERRY(1620–1684)
1620 • England
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Age 29 — Birth of Daughter Mary NEWBERRY(1624–)
ABT 1624 • , , England
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Age 32 — Death of Wife Joane Dabinott(1600–1627)
27May1627 • , , Warwickshire, England
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Age 37 — Birth of Daughter Rebecca NEWBERRY(1632–1688)
1632 • England
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Age 38 — Marriage
Abt. 1632
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Age 42 — Death
1636 • Dorchester, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
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17. William Thrall
Facts
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Age 0 — Birth
8Aug1605 • Sandridge, Hertfordshire, England
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Age 35 — Birth of Son Timothy Thrall(1641–1697)
25Jul1641 • Windsor, Hartford, CT
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Age 73 — Death
3Aug1679 • Windsor, Hartford, CT
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18. Humphrey Pinney
CT
Facts
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Age 0 — Birth
20Nov1605 • Keynsham, Somerset, England
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1Dec1640 • Windsor, Hartford, CTT
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