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Ancestors of Paul Johnson

Generation No. 1

1. Paul Johnson, born May 5, 1941 in Marshfield, Wood, WI. He was the son of 2. Herbert Cassius Johnson

and 3. Adele Gertrude Harsch. He married (1) Mary Jane O'Brien November 26, 1965 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee,

WI. She was born April 14, 1940 in Williamsburg, Iowa, IA. She was the daughter of Raymond Joseph O'Brien and

Ellen Irene McGrory. He married (2) Kathy Adele Golightly June 27, 1998 in Wabeno, Forest, WI. She was born

November 29, 1935 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI. She was the daughter of William Bruce Golightly and Dorothy

Agnes Klein.

More About Paul Johnson:

Degree: B.S., Speech

Education: St. Norbert College, 1963

Graduation: Columbus High School 1959

More About Mary Jane O'Brien:

Degree: B.A. Education

Education: Marycrest College, 1963

Graduation: Parnell High School, 1958

Occupation: Occupation - Teacher 1963-1990

Generation No. 2

2. Herbert Cassius Johnson, born November 19, 1915 in Marshfield,Wood, WI; died December 18, 1979 in

Marshfield, Wood, WI. He was the son of 4. John Edward Johnson and 5. Eva Estelle Knickerbocker. He

married 3. Adele Gertrude Harsch May 17, 1938 in La Crosse, La Crosse, WI.

3. Adele Gertrude Harsch, born August 10, 1917 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died October 17, 1996 in

Marshfield, Wood, WI. She was the daughter of 6. Leo Meattheas Harsch and 7. Margaret Helen Rauch.

Notes for Herbert Cassius Johnson:

Enlisted March 19 1934, 135th Medical Regiment Band, WI Natl Guard, to December 30, 1940. Honorable

Discharge, Reason: Dependents

Drafted March 3, 1945, Trained at Ft. Sill OK, Radioman, Battery 34, 8th Regiment, Field Artillary Replacement

Training Center,

Discharged Nov 19, 1945 from Ft. Ord, CA

Obituary

.Funeral services held at 10:30 Saturday at St. John's Catholic Church. Rev. Joseph Martinson officiated. Wanda

Wallis provided music. Died at 1:00 a.m. Tuesday at St. Joseph's Hospital. Burial with military rites by American

Legion Post 54 held at Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Jack Davis, Peter Trudeau, Jeff Siemers, Dan Harsch, Patrick

Johnson and Tom Southworth pallbearers. Rembs Kundinger Funeral Home handled arrangements. St. John's Rosary

Alter Society, Catholic Daughters of America, Elks Lodge of Sorrow, and St. John's parish vigil participated in

services. WWII veteran. Attended grade school in Marshfield and attended high school at McKinley High School in

Marshfield. Went into business with father in 1935 at H. Ebbe Company, bought business from father in 1946 serving

as president and owner until 1965. From 1966 until death was office manager at Peterson Brothers. Member of

American Legion, Elks Lodge, United Commercial Travelers, Side Saddlers Club, and St. John's Catholic Church,

Samoset Council, recipient of Silver Beaver Award. Survived by nine children and eight grandchildren. Memorials

given to Columbus High School Scholarship Fund or St. John's Catholic Church.

More About Herbert Cassius Johnson:

Burial: Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Marshfield, WI

Cause of Death: Cardiac arrest

Military service: 135th Medical Regiment Band, 1934-40, US Army 1944-45

Occupation: Owner, H. Ebbe Co.

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More About Adele Gertrude Harsch:


Graduation: 1935, McKinley HS, Marshfield, WI

Children of Herbert Johnson and Adele Harsch are:i. Barbara Lynne Johnson, born March 8, 1939 in Marshfield, Wood, WI; married Robert Arthur Waid March

15, 1958 in Marshfield, Wood, WI; born August 31, 1936 in Waupaca, Waupaca, WI; died August 28, 1998

in Manitowoc, Mainitowoc, WI.

More About Barbara Lynne Johnson:

Education: Columbus High School, Marshfield, WI

Graduation: 1957

More About Robert Arthur Waid:

Degree: BA - Music

Education: UW-SP, Stevens Point, WI

1 ii. Paul Johnson, born May 5, 1941 in Marshfield, Wood, WI; married (1) Mary Jane O'Brien November 26,

1965 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI; married (2) Kathy Adele Golightly June 27, 1998 in Wabeno, Forest,

WI.

iii. Charles Leo Johnson, born August 12, 1943 in Marshfield, Wood, WI; died June 23, 1967 in Siagon, South

Vietnam.

Notes for Charles Leo Johnson:

WOUNDS ARE FATAL

Lt. Charles Johnson Dies in Vietnam War

The war in Vietnam has claimed the life of another Marshfield young man. He was 1st Lt. Charles L.

Johnson, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson, 308 E. Third St.

The lieutenant, a tank commander with the 25th Infantry, died at 1:15 p.m. yesterday in a Vietnam hospital of

shell-fragment wounds received in action against the Viet Cong.

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His parents were personally notified of their son's death by an officer from Camp McCoy a-bout 8 o'clock this

morning.

The body is expected to be returned to Marshfield about the middle of next week. Arrangements are being

made for the lieutenant's cousin, Marine Sgt. James Grancorwitz, also of Marshfield, to serve escort for the

body, if possible. Gracorwitz is stationed at Alameda, Calif.

Lt. Johnson was horn in Marshfield Aug. 12. 1945. He was a 1961 graduate of Columbus High School, and

was a mid-term graduate of St. Norbert College, West De Pere, early in 1966. He majored in accounting and

received a Bachelor of science degree in business administration.

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While in college, he was active in the college band and orchestra, the Collegians, and was a member of Sigma

Tau Gamma, the military fraternity, A.U.S.A. On Feb. 21 last year he received his second lieutenant's

commission in the armored ,branch of the Reserves and reported for duty May 2 at Ft. Knox, Ky. Up to that

time he had been employed by Diana Paper Products at Green Bay. He arrived in Vietnam May 1 this year

and was promoted to first lieutenant at that time.

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Survivors include his parents; three brothers, Paul. Milwaukee, and David and Philip at - home: five sisters

Mrs. Robert (Barbara) Waid, Manitowoc. Carol. Milwaukee, and Mary. Christine. Margaret and Ann, all at

home; his paternal grandfather, John Johnson. Marshfield, and his maternal grandmother Mrs. Leo Harsch,

Milwaukee. A sister Jane 4, preceded him in death

More About Charles Leo Johnson:


Cause of Death: Shrapnel Wounds to the head

Degree: 1965, St. Norbert College, B.S./B.A

Graduation: 1961, Columbus High School, Marshfield, WI

iv. Carol Eva Johnson, born January 31, 1945 in Marshfield, Wood, WI; married Richard Eugene Treu May 1,

1971 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI; born May 2, 1945 in Tomah, Monroe, WI.

v. Mary Ann Johnson, born December 30, 1947 in Marshfield, Wood, WI; married James Joseph Sterzinger

August 8, 1970 in Marshfield, Wood, WI; born November 5, 1948 in Uchitimari, Okinawa, Japan.

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Notes for Mary Ann Johnson:

BIRTH-MARRIAGE-PARENTS:Wood County Marriage Records; 1970;Register of Deeds Office;

Vol.45,p.47; Wisconsin,Rapids, Wisconsin;

note:married at St John the Baptist Church, Marshfield,Wisconsin. Notes for Mary Ann Johnson:

Married at St John the Baptist Church, Marshfield,Wisconsin

More About Mary Ann Johnson:

Graduation: Columbus High School, Marshfield, WI

Notes for James Joseph Sterzinger:

BIRTH-MARRIAGE-PARENTS:Wood County Marriage Records;1970;Register of Deeds

Office;Vol.45,p.47;Wisconsin,Rapids,Wisconsin;note:married at St John the

Baptist Church, Marshfield, Wisconsin.

More About James Joseph Sterzinger:

Military service: Bet. 1970 - 1997, Retired as Colonel, USAF

vi. David John Johnson, born November 2, 1949 in Marshfield, Wood, WI; married Michelle Gay Stauder

August 13, 1983 in St. Paul, Ramsey,MN; born June 30, 1959 in Kenosha, Kenosha, WI.

vii. Christine Estelle Johnson, born October 21, 1951 in Marshfield, Wood, WI; married Paul Edward Dix; born

November 27, 1949 in Marshfield, Wood, WI.

viii. Philip Albert Johnson, born March 16, 1953 in Marshfield, Wood, WI; married Judy Jean Wellskopf

September 10, 1977 in Lomira, Dodge, WI; born May 14, 1954 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI.

ix. Margaret Adele Johnson, born February 2, 1956 in Marshfield, Wood, WI; married Mark Edwin Felker

September 11, 1982 in Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan; born August 5, 1954 in Marshfield, Wood, WI.

x. Anne Marie Johnson, born July 2, 1957 in Marshfield, Wood, WI; married Ronald Clarence Swenson April

16, 1982 in Marshfield, Wood, WI; born January 2, 1955 in Marshfield, Wood, WI.

xi. Jane Ellen Johnson, born September 9, 1958 in Marshfield, Wood, Wisconsin; died July 16, 1963 in

Marshfield, Wood, Wisconsin.

More About Jane Ellen Johnson:


Cause of Death: Peritonitis

Generation No. 3

4. John Edward Johnson, born January 7, 1881 in Waupaca, Waupaca, WI; died April 17, 1970 in Marshfield,

Wood, WI. He was the son of 8. Rasmus P. Jorgensen and 9. Ane Margrethe Hansen. He married 5. Eva Estelle

Knickerbocker October 10, 1907 in Kaukauna, Outagamie, WI.

5. Eva Estelle Knickerbocker, born March 28, 1884 in Appleton, Outagamie, WI; died March 17, 1921 in

Marshfield, Wood, WI. She was the daughter of 10. Cashious B. Knickerbocker and 11. Estelle Julia Robinson.

Notes for John Edward Johnson:

BIRTH:Unedited Index to Registrations of Births;1852-1907;Wisconsin State Historical Society;p. N 13;FHL FICHE

6331478;note:birth listed as Jorgenson.

BIRTH:Birth Registration;1881;Bureau of Health Statistics, Madison,Wisconsin, Certificate #58;Sequence

#01461;copy in possession of James Sterzinger.

MARRIAGE:Marriage Book;1907;Brokaw Memorial M.E. Church,Kaukana,Outagamie Co, Wisconsin;Oct 10,

1907;copy in possession of James Sterzinger.

RESIDENCE:Wood County Directory;1908;;p. 60;Marshfield Library,Marshfield, Wisconsin;note:resided at 113 S.

Cherry Street, occupation is produce merchant.

RESIDENCE:Marshfield City Directory;1915;;p. J;Marshfield Library, Marshfield, Wisconsin;note:resided at 110 S.

Cedar, worked at H. Ebbe & Co.

Obituary: - "Died at 11:00 p.m., Friday, at St. Joseph's Hospital where he had been receiving treatment for a

complication of ailments. Rev. Virgil Taylor officiated at funeral held Monday afternoon at 2:00 at First Presbyterian

Church. Buried at Hillside Cemetery. Hansen Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Survived by 13

grandchildren, 9 great-grandchildren. Three brothers and two sisters preceded him in death. Pallbearers were Paul,

David, and Phillip Johnson, James Sizer, Jack Davis, and Joseph Sizer. William Allen sang "Asleep in Jesus" and

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Peace, Perfect Peace. Mrs. Glenn D. Tinkham accompanied on the organ."

Attended school in Waupaca and was a student at Lawrence University in Appleton. Came to Marshfield in 1907.

Went into business with his brother, Albert in the H. Ebbe Company and later established the Marshfield Lumber and

Supply Company. Had been retired 19 years at time of death.

More About John Edward Johnson:

Burial: Hillside Cemetery, Marshfield, WI

Cause of Death: Ailments

Graduation: Stone School, Waupaca, WI 1899

Occupation: Business owner: coal, lumber, farm supplies

Religion: First Presbyterian Church, Marshfield, WI

Notes for Eva Estelle Knickerbocker:

BIRTH:Unedited Index to Registrations of Births;1852-1907;Wisconsin State Historical Society;p. C 05;FHL FICHE

6331478.

CENSUS:1900 U.S.Census,Kaukauna,Outagamie Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 88,page 8B,line 48;note:living on Oviatt Street

in Kaukauna.

MARRIAGE:Marriage Book;1907;Brokaw Memorial M.E. Church,Kaukana,Outagamie Co, Wisconsin;Oct 10,

1907;copy in possession of James Sterzinger.

Witnesses: E.A Peterson - Lottie Knickerbocker

John Manning Brokaw Memorial M.E. Church

RESIDENCE:Wood County Directory;1908;;p. 60;Marshfield Library,Marshfield, Wisconsin;note:resided at 113 S.

Cherry Street.

RESIDENCE:Marshfield City Directory;1915;;p. J;Marshfield Library, Marshfield Wisconsin;note:resided at 110 S.

Cedar.

DEATH:Mrs. Johnson Called by Death,THE MARSHFIELD NEWS HERALD;Saturday,March 19, 1921; p.1;City

Library,Marshfield, Wisconsin; note:copy in possession of James Sterzinger. Died from peritonitis!BIRTH:Unedited

Index to Registrations of Births;1852-1907;Wisconsin State

Historical Society;p. C 05;FHL FICHE 6331478.

More About Eva Estelle Knickerbocker:

Burial: Hillside Cemetery, Marshfield, WI

Cause of Death: peritonitis

Religion: Methodist

Children of John Johnson and Eva Knickerbocker are:i. Estelle "Stella" Marguerite Johnson, born November 7, 1912 in Marshfield, Wood, WI; died June 19, 2002 in

Bloomer, WI; married Robert F. Davis September 14, 1935 in Marshfield, Wood, WI; born November 18,

1910; died December 26, 1988 in Bloomer, WI.

Notes for Estelle "Stella" Marguerite Johnson:

From the Marshfield News Herald:

Estelle Davis

BLOOMER - Estelle M. Davis, age 89, passed away Wednesday, June 19, 2002, at The Bloomer Medical

Center.

A memorial service will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday at the First Congregational Church in Bloomer with Rev.

Phil Schneider officiating. Interment will be at a later date in the Windfall Cemetery in Granton.

A time of gathering will be held from 1:30 p.m. until service time Sunday with food and fellowship to follow

the service.

She was born Nov. 7, 1912, in Marshfield to John and Eva (nee Knickerbocker) Johnson. She married Robert

F. Davis on Sept. 14, 1935, in Marshfield.

Mrs. Davis attended Lawrence College and in 1935 she graduated from Rush-Presbyterian School of Nursing

in Chicago. She worked as a private duty nurse in Marshfield, a surgical nurse in Waupaca, a recovery room

nurse at St. Joseph's in Chippewa Falls, an office nurse for Dr. Murphy and a staff

nurse for Bloomer Community Memorial Hospital. She was a 50-year member of the First Congregational

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Church and Women's Fellowship, a member of the Bloomer Women's Club and the Bloomer Garden Club, a

charter member of the Bloomer Historical Society and the coordinator for the Bloomer Food

Pantry.

She is survived by her daughter, Roberta Poirier of Bloomer; her son, Jon "Jack" (Barbara) Davis of

Brookfield; half-sister, Lois (Johnson) Becker of Milwaukee; cousin, Catherine (Johnson) Southworth of

Marshfield; seven grandchildren, Joe (Cindy) Poirier of Bloomer, Diane (Brian) Dunnun of Wausau,

Linda (Brian) Fossum of Eau Claire, Nancy (Jim) Dahlka of Bloomer, Bill (Beth) Poirier of Bloomer, Mike

(Paula) Poirier of Bloomer and Rachel Davis of Brookfield; and ten great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Robert, in 1988; one brother, Herbert; one cousin,

Helen (Johnson) Brooks; two nephews, one niece and one son-in-law, Dennis Poirier.

More About Estelle "Stella" Marguerite Johnson:

Burial: Windfall Cemetery, Granton, Clark, WI

Residence: Bloomer, WI

2 ii. Herbert Cassius Johnson, born November 19, 1915 in Marshfield,Wood, WI; died December 18, 1979 in

Marshfield, Wood, WI; married Adele Gertrude Harsch May 17, 1938 in La Crosse, La Crosse, WI.

6. Leo Meattheas Harsch, born July 23, 1874 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died November 9, 1951 in Marshfield,

Wood, WI. He was the son of 12. Nickalos Harsch and 13. Helena Hinkle. He married 7. Margaret Helen Rauch

June 6, 1911 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI.

7. Margaret Helen Rauch, born August 12, 1887 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died June 24, 1969 in Marshfield,

Wood, WI. She was the daughter of 14. Joseph Peter Rauch and 15. Margaret Petry.

Notes for Leo Meattheas Harsch:

BIRTH:Delayed Birth Cert;1942;Bureau of Vital Statistics,Madison, Wisconsin, Cert #45325;;copy in possession of

James Sterzinger.

CHRISTENING:Baptism Records;1875;St Mary's Church, Glen Haven, Wisconsin; copy in possession of James

Sterzinger.

MARRIAGE-PARENTS:Grant County Marriage Records;1900-1914;Register of Deeds, Lancaster, Wisconsin;Vol

18,page 68;note:see also Index Book 4

Name: Leo M Harsch Census Date: 1 Jun 1905 Residence County: Grant Residence State: Wisconsin Locality:

Glen Haven Birth Location: Wisconsin Marital Status: Single Gender: Male

Estimated birth year: abt 1875 Race: White Relation: Head Line: 33 Roll: CSUSAWI1905_11

More About Leo Meattheas Harsch:

Occupation: Wood worker, Roddis Plywood, Corp, Marshfield, WI

Notes for Margaret Helen Rauch:

CENSUS:1910 U.S.Census,Town of Glen Haven,Grant Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 24,page 1A, line 18.

MARRIAGE-PARENTS:Grant County Marriage Records;1900-1914;Register of Deeds, Lancaster, Wisconsin;Vol

18,page 68;note:see also Index Book 4

More About Margaret Helen Rauch:

Occupation: Cook, Columbus High School

Children of Leo Harsch and Margaret Rauch are:i. Helen Margaret Harsch, born April 6, 1912 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died March 11, 1974 in Appomattox,

Appomattox, VA; married Tucker T. Cheatham October 15, 1947 in Lynchburg, Lynchburg, VA; born

October 8, 1893 in Evergreen, VA; died August 1977 in Appomattox, Appomattox, VA.

Notes for Tucker T. Cheatham:

dradt notice on scrapbook

More About Tucker T. Cheatham:

Occupation: 1917, Brakeman, Penn RR,

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ii. Bernadette Agnes Harsch, born June 22, 1914 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; married Howard Russell Allman

December 25, 1941 in Chicago, IL; born June 1, 1906 in Marshfield, Wood, Wisconsin; died April 4, 1996 in

Marshfield, Wood, Wisconsin.

iii. Marcella Susan Harsch, born January 16, 1916 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died January 20, 1977 in

Marshfield, Wood, WI; married Eldor Reuben Siemers November 10, 1941 in Wilmette, Cook, IL; born

February 1, 1917 in Cut Bank, Teton, MT; died August 26, 2005 in Marshfield, Wood, WI.

More About Marcella Susan Harsch:

Burial: Gate of Heaven Cemetary, Marshfield, Wood, WI

Notes for Eldor Reuben Siemers:

Eldor Siemers

Eldor R. Siemers, 88, of Marshfield, died Friday, Aug. 26, 2005, at Wells Nature View on South Apple

Avenue, where he has lived the past four months.

Visitation will be from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 28, at Rembs/Kundinger Funeral Home with a family

eulogy at 3 p.m.

Committal services will be at 10 a.m. on Monday at Hillside Cemetery in Marshfield with military rites

conducted by the American Legion Post 54 of Marshfield.

Eldor was born on Feb. 1, 1917, to Louis and Emma (Proefrock) Siemers in Cut Bank, Mont. He graduated

from Marshfield High School in 1934.

He served in the United States Army during World War II from Oct. 15, 1940, until his honorable discharge

as a first sergeant on June 7, 1945. His platoon was the first unit to engage in an offensive attack against the

Japanese Imperial Army on Nov. 18, 1942, in Buna, New Guinea.

He was united in marriage to Marcella S. "Sally" Harsch on Nov. 10, 1941, in Wilmette, Ill. She died on Jan.

20, 1977.

After his military duty, he returned to Marshfield and apprenticed at Schreiner Plumbing and obtained master

plumber status. He then helped build Thule Air Force Base in Greenland as part of Operation Blue Jay. Eldor

was a 50-year member of Local 434 Plumbers and Steamfitters Union, working for various constructions

companies in Wisconsin.

He was a member of the American Legion Post 54 of Marshfield.

He is survived by four sons, Dale (Donna) Siemers of Stillwater, Minn., Richard (friend Linda) Siemers of

Marshfield, Donald Siemers of Camp Douglas and Jeffrey (Karen) Siemers of Mequon; three daughters,

Susan Bymers of Manchester, Conn., Linda (Ray) Dunse of Windsor and Beverly "Deb" (Jeffery) Jirschele of

Marshfield; and long-time companion Joan Trudeau. He is further survived by 13 grandchildren, six great-

grandchildren; and one sister, Gloria Madden of Wisconsin Rapids.

Besides his parents and wife, Eldor was preceded in death by one great-granddaughter, Autumn Daley; two

brothers, Kermit and Lester Siemers; and one sister, Marvel Fiess.

Eldor's family would like to thank the staff at Wells Nature View for their loving care to our dad during his

time at Wells and also the Ministry Home Hospice Care.

We all miss Dad's great sense of humor.

More About Eldor Reuben Siemers:

Burial: August 28, 2005, Gate of Heaven Cemetary, Marshfield, Wood, WI

3 iv. Adele Gertrude Harsch, born August 10, 1917 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died October 17, 1996 in

Marshfield, Wood, WI; married Herbert Cassius Johnson May 17, 1938 in La Crosse, La Crosse, WI.

v. Norbert Leo Harsch, born September 11, 1919 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died September 17, 1934 in Glen

Haven, Grant, WI.

vi. Jerome John Harsch, born April 10, 1921 in Glen Haven, Grant, Wisconsin; married Jean Kathleen Rose

December 11, 1943 in Tomahawk, Lincoln, WI; born April 12, 1921 in Tomahawk, Lincoln, WI; died

November 27, 2005 in Orlando, Orange, Florida.

Notes for Jean Kathleen Rose:

Jean K. Harsch

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ORLANDO, FLORIDA - Jean K. Harsch, age 83, died Saturday, November 27, 2004 at her home in Orlando,

Florida after a long illness. She was born Jean Kathleen Rose on April 19, 1921 in Prentice, Wisconsin. She

and her husband moved to the Upper Peninsula in the late 1940's. In the late 1970's Jean K. Harsch along

with her husband Jerry and their son Brian took her old family recipe for Cornish pasties and founded "Jean

Kay's Pasties" of Iron Mountain. Their son Brian expanded the business to Marquette and their daughter

Jerilyn brought the pasty business to Traverse City. Jean has left a fine product that will be enjoyed by "pasty

lovers" for generations to come.

Jean is survived by her husband of 61 years, Jerome (Jerry) Harsch. Her 3 surviving sons and daughters-in-

law are Daniel and Kathleen (Creed) of Orlando, FL, Patrick and Wallis of Columbus, OH and Brian and

Kathy (Zalac) Harsch of Marquette, MI. Her 2 daughters and sons-in-law are Kathleen and Jack Foster of

Orlando, FL, Jerilyn and Nick Deboer of Traverse City, MI and her youngest surviving daughter is Janet

Harsch Hill of Peoria, IL. Jean was the grandmother to 5 grandsons, 5 granddaughters, and 5 great

grandchildren. Thomas P. Rose of Montana is her surviving brother.

She was preceded in death by her father Dr. Harold Rose; mother Merle (Lappin) Rose and her brother

Howard Rose. Jean was much beloved by her family and friends. She will be greatly missed by all that knew

her. She said of life "It was never dull".

A private memorial service will be held in Orlando, Florida.

vii. Eugene Frederick Harsch, born January 22, 1923 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died October 6, 1962 in

Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI; married Shirley Montgomery November 4, 1941 in Neillsville, Clark, WI.

viii. Joan Madeline Harsch, born April 12, 1925 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; married James Clayton Trudeau

February 23, 1946 in Marshfield, Wood, WI; born March 27, 1924 in Marshfield, Wood, WI; died March

18, 1972 in Marshfield, Wood, WI.

ix. Mary Ann Harsch, born December 21, 1927 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died January 2, 1928 in Glen Haven,

Grant, WI.

x. Robert John Harsch, born June 4, 1931 in Marshfield, Wood, WI; died January 2, 2006 in Marshfield, Wood,

WI.

Notes for Robert John Harsch:

Robert J. Harsch

Robert J. Harsch, 74, Marshfield, died Monday, Jan. 2, 2006, at the Palliative Care Unit of Saint Joseph's

Hospital.

Committal services will be held in Gate of Heaven Cemetery in Marshfield.

Rembs/Kundinger Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements.

Robert was born June 4, 1931, to Leo M. and Margaret (Rauch) Harsch in the town of McMillan, Marathon

County. Bob never married.

He was instrumental in naming the seven-story city/county/state office building on Central Avenue, "City Hall

Plaza" for which he received a letter of appreciation from Michael D. Meyers, Mayor.

He served in the U.S. Army prior to the Korean conflict and was honorably discharged.

He is survived by two sisters, Joan Trudeau, Marshfield, and Bernadette Allman, Marshfield; and a brother,

Jerome Harsch, Orlando, Fla.

More About Robert John Harsch:

Burial: Marshfield, Wood, WI

Generation No. 4

8. Rasmus P. Jorgensen, born May 30, 1838 in Nysted, Lolland, Denmark; died October 20, 1911 in Waupaca,

Waupaca Co, WI. He was the son of 16. Jorgen "John" Rasmussen and 17. Modell Hansen. He married 9. Ane

Margrethe Hansen April 27, 1866 in Lolland, Denmark.

9. Ane Margrethe Hansen, born March 21, 1837 in Nysted, Lolland, Denmark; died November 29, 1916 in

Waupaca, Waupaca, WI.

Notes for Rasmus P. Jorgensen:

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DEATH-BURIAL:Died Suddenly on Thurday,THE WAUPACA RECORD;Friday,Oct 27,1911; State Historical

Society, Madison, Wisconsin.

Rasmus Jorgenson departed Denmark on March 2, 1866 and married Ane Magrethe Hansen in New York on April 27,

1866. The 1870 United States census of the Town of Waupaca, Waupaca County, Wisconsin documents that Rasmus

Jorgenson was farming with his wife and family in Waupaca in 1870. The 1900 census of Waupaca documents that

Rasmus Jorgenson was still living in Waupaca; however the only child remaining at home was Albert. The 1900

census also reports that Rasmus had 9 children, but only six were living. Albert Johnson married Emma Clausen and

moved to Marshfield in 1903 and began working for the H. Ebbe Company. His brother John E. Johnson first

attended Lawrence University, but after marrying Eva Knickerbacher moved to Marshfield in 1907. He joined Albert

in the H. Ebbe Company in 1908. Rasmus died at his home of acute intestinal strangulation.

It was also reported in THE WAUPACA RECORD, in the September issue that Rasmus Jorgensen was among a

group who were to be sworn as U.S. Citizens in November 1911, but died before that date

from ILLUSTRATED WAUPACA, 1888

POLICE - APPOINTIVE.

Chief, L.S. Larson; Night Watch, Peter Anderson; First Ward, Matt Jensen; Second ward, Rasmus Jorgensen;

Third ward, William Nelson; Fourth ward, S. Cornwell.

Nysted is on the island of Lolland, part of the danish archepelego

More About Rasmus P. Jorgensen:

Burial: Lakeside Cemetery, Waupaca, WI

Cause of Death: Intestinal Strangulation

Fact 1: Deacon, Danish Baptist Church, Waupaca

Occupation: Farmer

Religion: Baptist

Notes for Ane Margrethe Hansen:

DEATH-BURIAL:Obituary,THE WAUPACA RECORD;Friday,Dec 8, 1916;State Historical Society, Madison,

Wisconsin.!DEATH-BURIAL:Obituary,THE WAUPACA RECORD;Friday,Dec 8, 1916;State Historical

Society, Madison, Wisconsin.

DEATH-BURIAL:Obituary,THE WAUPACA RECORD;Friday,Dec 8, 1916;State Historical Society, Madison,

Wisconsin.Ane died of stomach problems and gangrene of the right foot.

Ane died of stomach problems and gangrene of the right foot.

More About Ane Margrethe Hansen:

Burial: Lakeside Cemetery, Waupaca, WI

Cause of Death: stomach problems and gangrene of the right foot.

Occupation: Housewife

Religion: Baptist

Children of Rasmus Jorgensen and Ane Hansen are:i. William T. Johnson, born January 23, 1867 in Waupaca, Waupaca, Wisconsin; died February 8, 1936 in

Neenah, Winnebago, WI; married (1) Lorena; born 1893; married (2) Christina; born October 1869 in

Denmark..

Notes for William T. Johnson:

from 1900 city directory of Neenah, WI

Johnson Bros, (Wm T and Theodore) Dealers in a full and complete line of dry goods, groceries and

provisions, 103 W Wis Ave

Johnson Wm T (Johnson Bros), res 215 W. Forest Ave

Johnson Theodore (Johnson Bros) bds (boards?) 215 W. Forest Ave

"William's death certificate reads that he died at 8:00 p.m. on February 8, 1936. He was 69 years and 16 days

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of age at his death. Theodore Johnson, his brother, was the informant. There was no autopsy.

The 1900 Census - V80, Sht 4, Line 76 show William T. Johnson living at 216 Bond Street, Neenah,

Winnebago County, WI. His birth is listed as January 1867 in Wisconsin. Also listed is his wife, Christine

Johnson, born October 1869, age 30, born in Denmark.

The 1920 Census - V96, Sht 3, Line 85 show William Johnson living at 215 W. Forest Avenue, Neenah, WI.

(William and Theodore were neighbors, as well as brothers. They also were in the grocery business together.)

He is listed as age 51, born in Wisconsin. Also listed are his wife, Lorena, age 37, born in Wisconsin, and

daughter, Lucile, age 19, born in Wisconsin and a Kenneth Chappell. According to Catherine Southworth,

William married a widow with a daughter, and William adopted her.

Catherine also told me that William resembled his brother (her father) Albert the most. William spent winters

in Florida. "

His death certificate from Winnebago County, WI, Volume 60, Page 284 indicates that his birthdate/place

was January 23, 1867 in Waupaca, Waupaca County, WI; his death date/place was February 8, 1936 in

Neenah, Winnebago County, WI. He was buried February 11, 1936 - but I don't have where he was buried -

probably Neenah. He died of cerebral sclerosis, doctored by S. D. Grenwood, MD from August 1935 to

February 8, 1936.

More About William T. Johnson:

Burial: February 11, 1936, Neenah, Winnebago, WI

ii. Theodore Johnson, born April 16, 1871 in Waupaca, Waupaca, Wisconsin; died July 2, 1947 in Neenah,

Winnebago, WI; married Bertha M 1905; born 1876.

Notes for Theodore Johnson:

from 1900 city directory of Neenah, WI

Johnson Bros, (Wm T and Theodore) Dealers in a full and complete line of dry goods, groceries and

provisions, 103 W Wis Ave

Johnson Wm T (Johnson Bros), res 215 W. Forest Ave

Johnson Theodore (Johnson Bros) bds (boards?) 215 W. Forest Ave

Theodore's death certificate reads that he died at Theda Clark Hospital at 7:00 a.m. on July 2, 1947. He was

76 years, 2 months, and 16 days of age. John E. Westgor was the funeral director.

The 1900 Census Volume 80, Sheet 1, Line 39 has Theodore Johnson living on North Commercial Street,

Neenah, Winnebago County, WI. His date of birth is shown as April 1871 in Wisconsin, age 29. He is

enumerated with Charles Brunover, his "partner".

1920 Census records - V96, Sht 3, Line 82 - have Theodore Johnson living at 211 W. Forest Avenue in

Neenah, Winnebago County, WI, born in Wisconsin, age 46. Also listed is his wife, Bertha, age 43, born in

Wisconsin, and daughter, Dorothy, age 14, born in Wisconsin.

Catherine Southworth told me that Theodore always said "Amen!". She said he was a very religious man.

More About Theodore Johnson:

Burial: July 5, 1947, Oak Hill Cemetery, Neenah, WI

Cause of Death: bronchial pneumonia and degenerative heart disease

iii. Mary Christine Johnson, born October 16, 1873 in Waupaca, Waupaca, WI; died December 13, 1956 in Red

Wing, Goodhue, MN; married Walter J. Andreasen 1891; born Abt. 1865 in Demark.

More About Mary Christine Johnson:

Burial: Red Wing, Goodhue, MN

Occupation: 1920, Clerk

More About Walter J. Andreasen:

Immigration: 1904, From Copenhagen, ship Hellig Olav

iv. Anna Johnson, born March 21, 1875 in Waupaca, Waupaca, Wisconsin.

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v. Albert Johnson, born January 22, 1878 in Waupaca, Waupaca Co, WI; died September 30, 1954 in

Marshfield, Wood Co, WI; married (1) Emma Clausen November 12, 1902 in Waupaca, Waupaca, WI; born

August 26, 1883 in Waupaca, Waupaca Co, WI; died May 27, 1959 in Marshfield, Wood Co, WI; married (2)

Emma Clausen November 12, 1902 in Waupaca, Waupaca Co, WI; born August 26, 1883 in Waupaca,

Waupaca Co, WI; died May 27, 1959 in Marshfield, Wood Co, WI.

Notes for Albert Johnson:

BIRTH:Waupaca County Record no. 219.

RESIDENCE:Wood County Directory;1908;;p. 60;Marshfield Library,Marshfield, Wisconsin;note:resided at

108 S. Cedar Street, manager of H. Ebbe and Co on Maple and SE Depot.

RESIDENCE:Marshfield City Directory;1915;;p. J;Marshfield Library, Marshfield Wisconsin;note:resided at

108 S. Cedar, worked at H. Ebbe & Co.

Came to Marshfield in 1904. Came to Marshfield to work for the H. Ebbe Company. His daughters say that

their mother, Albert's wife, Emma was a cousin to Mr. Ebbe's wife.

50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY-Held open house at home. More than 100 guests. Roses and mums for

decoration and wedding cake for centerpiece. Married Nov 12, 1902 in Waupaca. Three of four children

attended - Donald, Catherine Southworth, and Mrs. John (Helen) Brooks. Russell of Wisconsin

Rapids unable to attend. Had 10 grandchildren at the time. Saturday, had celebration at a Lutheran Church in

Waupaca. 63 quests attended - among them their attendants at the wedding - John Johnson, brother of the

groom and Mrs. Peter Clausen, sister-in-law of the bride. Received floral tokens, gifts and cards.

1902, he affiliated with the H. Ebbe Company. Three years later, his brother, John joined him and eventually

formed partnership and purchased the business.

Active member of First Presbyterian Church of Marshfield. Treasurer of congregation for more than 20 years,

resigned in 1952 due to ill health. Elder for 3 years, trustee for many years. Member of Odd Fellows and the

Fraternal Order of Eagles.

Died at 6:30 a.m. at home - 76 years old - in ill health for three years. Hansen Funeral Home handled

arrangements. Funeral 10:00 Saturday at First Presbyterian Church - Rev Arther R. Oates, D.D. officiated.

Received education in Waupaca. Survived by wife, four children, brother John, and sister, Mrs. Walter

Andreason of Red Wing, Minn. and 11 grandchildren. A sister and brother preceded him in death.

Pallbearers were Marcus Hansen, Jr., Clyde Tollefson, Rueen Kademan, Ebert Boson, Mike Barti, William

Dehn. Honorary pallbearers were Torkild Bille, J.H. Cundy, C. B. Edwards, Harry Schoff. Mrs. Gerry Dorst,

Mrs. Earl Nelson, Dr. John F. Lueck and Al Bitzer sang "The Lord is My Shepherd" and "Rock of Ages".

Mrs. Glenn D. Tinkham organist. Out of town attendants - Roman Kelnhofers of WI Rapids, Hartman

Stokers, Mrs. Peter Clausen, Kermit Clausens, Paul Joneses, Mrs. Vergile Farley all of Waupaca, Robert

Davises and Jack of Bloomer, Mabel Rasmussen of Tomah, and Arnold Austins of Mosinee.

Pat remembers him sitting at his desk chewing tobacco with feet up.

More About Albert Johnson:

Burial: October 2, 1954, Lakeside Cemetery, Waupaca, WI

Occupation: Business owner-coal, lumber, farm supplies

Religion: Presbyterian

Residence: 108 S. Cedar Ave., Marshfield, WI

Notes for Emma Clausen:

RESIDENCE:Wood County Directory;1908;;p. 60;Marshfield Library,Marshfield, Wisconsin;note:resided at

108 S. Cedar Street.

RESIDENCE:Marshfield City Directory;1915;;p. J;Marshfield Library, Marshfield Wisconsin;note:resided at

108 S. Cedar.President of the Ladies Aid Society of First Presbyterian Church for 2 years and of the

Missionary Society for 3 years. Taught Sunday School for 15 years and was a member of the Rebekah Lodge.

Died at home Wednesday afternoon of heart attack at age of 75. Funeral services at 1:00 p.m. Saturday at

First Presbyterian Church, Rev. Douglas P. Oyan officiating. Hansen Funeral Home in charge of

arrangements. Received education in Waupaca. Survived by four children, 12 grandchildren, and two great-

grandchildren. One brother preceded her in death.

Pat remembers her as being very strict, no smoking or drinking, but always gave them candy.

President of the Ladies Aid Society of First Presbyterian Church for 2 years and of the Missionary Society for

3 years. Taught Sunday School for 15 years and was a member of the Rebekah Lodge.

Died at home Wednesday afternoon of heart attack at age of 75. Funeral services at 1:00 p.m. Saturday at

First Presbyterian Church, Rev. Douglas P. Oyan officiating. Hansen Funeral Home in charge of

arrangements. Received education in Waupaca. Survived by four children, 12 grandchildren, and two great-

grandchildren. One brother preceded her in death.

Pat remembers her as being very strict, no smoking or drinking, but always gave them candy.

More About Emma Clausen:

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Cause of Death: Heart Attack

Fact 1: Lakeside-Waupaca, WI

Fact 6: Housewife

Fact 7: "Candy Grandma"

Fact 8: 108 S. Cedar Ave., Marshfield, Wisconsin

Fact 9: First Presbyterian

4 vi. John Edward Johnson, born January 7, 1881 in Waupaca, Waupaca, WI; died April 17, 1970 in Marshfield,

Wood, WI; married (1) Eva Estelle Knickerbocker October 10, 1907 in Kaukauna, Outagamie, WI; married

(2) Ethel H. Denson June 24, 1924 in Marshfield, Wood, Wisconsin; married (3) Susan Sizer April 16, 1966

in Marshfield, Wood, Wisconsin.

10. Cashious B. Knickerbocker, born February 27, 1862 in Appleton, Outagamie, WI; died July 26, 1942 in

Waupaca, Waupaca, WI. He was the son of 20. Lucien Harvey Knickerbocker and 21. Alice Ellen Donohue. He

married 11. Estelle Julia Robinson.

11. Estelle Julia Robinson, born March 10, 1858 in Orfordville, Rock, WI; died December 11, 1935 in

Waupaca, Waupaca, WI. She was the daughter of 22. Andrew Norton Robinson and 23. Charlotte Sarah

Williams.

Notes for Cashious B. Knickerbocker:

BIRTH-MARRIAGE:LDS IGI;Jun 1988 Edn,Batch F610837;sheet 12;FHL film 1621486

CENSUS:1870 U.S.Census,Fourth Ward of Appleton,Outagamie Co,Wisconsin;page 107, line 1.

CENSUS:1880 U.S.Census,Appleton,Outagamie Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 113,page 25,line 15.


in Kaukauna. Foreman in a sorting room.

CENSUS:1920 U.S.Census,Kaukauna,Outagamie Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 214,page 2,line 47;note:living on Oviatt Street

in Kaukauna.

DEATH-BURIAL:Obituary,THE WAUPACA RECORD;Friday,July 31,1942;State Historical Society, Madison,

Wisconsin.

Name: Cassius B. Knickerbocker

Location 2: n. e. corner Madison and Maple

Business Name: P. P. Co.

Occupation: overseer rag room

Year: 1884

City: Appleton

State: WI

Source Information:

Ancestry.com. Appleton, Wisconsin Directories, 1884-98

More About Cashious B. Knickerbocker:

Occupation: Millwright

Notes for Estelle Julia Robinson:

BIRTH-MARRIAGE:LDS IGI;Jun 1988 Edn,Batch F610837;sheet 12;FHL film 1621486

CENSUS:1860 U.S.Census,Town of Spring Valley,Orfordville,Rock Co,Wisconsin; page 5, line 21.



in Kaukauna.


in Kaukauna.

Children of Cashious Knickerbocker and Estelle Robinson are:5 i. Eva Estelle Knickerbocker, born March 28, 1884 in Appleton, Outagamie, WI; died March 17, 1921 in

Marshfield, Wood, WI; married John Edward Johnson October 10, 1907 in Kaukauna, Outagamie, WI.

ii. Charlotte (Lottie) Lorenia Knickerbocker, born March 1, 1886 in McMinnville, Warren, TN; died April 21,

1971 in Waupaca, Waupaca, WI; married Eli Andrew Peterson June 22, 1910 in Kaukauna, Outagamie, WI;

born November 22, 1881 in Saxeville, Waushara, WI; died January 29, 1959 in Waupaca, Waupaca, WI.

Notes for Charlotte (Lottie) Lorenia Knickerbocker:

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From Estelle (Stella) Johnson Davis

Lottie died on Wednesday, at noon, April 21st, 1971 at 85 years old. I had been to see her and she knew me.

She was buried from Bethany Chapel

BIRTH-PARENTS-MARRIAGE-DEATH:LDS IGI;Jun 1988 Edn,Batch F610837;sheet 11;FHL film

1621486

CENSUS:1900 U.S.Census,Kaukauna,Outagamie Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 88,page 8B,line 49;note:living on

Oviatt Street in Kaukauna

Notes for Eli Andrew Peterson:

!BIRTH-PARENTS-MARRIAGE-DEATH:LDS IGI;Jun 1988 Edn,Batch F610837;sheet 11;FHL

film 1621486

iii. Ida Ellen Knickerbocker, born December 9, 1887 in McMinnville, Warren, TN; died March 31, 1976 in

Marinette, Marinette, WI; married John P. Johnson August 16, 1911 in Kaukauna, Outagamie, WI; born

January 18, 1883 in Oconto Falls, Oconto, WI; died February 27, 1976 in Marinette, Marinette, WI.

Notes for Ida Ellen Knickerbocker:

CENSUS:1900 U.S.Census,Kaukauna,Outagamie Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 88,page 8B,line 50;note:living on

Oviatt Street in Kaukauna.

Notes for John P. Johnson:

!BIRTH:Unedited Index to Registrations of Births;1852-1907;Wisconsin State

Historical Society;p. F 10;FHL FICHE 6331478.

iv. Mattie Annella Knickerbocker, born September 9, 1891 in Appleton, Outagamie, WI; died March 5, 1964 in

Dallas, TX; married Joseph L. White May 1, 1918 in Waupaca, Waupaca, WI; born January 30, 1885; died

December 15, 1959 in Waupaca, Waupaca, WI.

Notes for Mattie Annella Knickerbocker:

BIRTH:Pre-1907 Unedited Index to Registration of Births;1850-1907;Wisconsin Bureau of Health

Statistics;p. C 05;FHL Fiche 6331478;note: birth certificate is for unnamed female with date give as Sep 10

1890 versus 9 Sep 1891. Father's occupation is papermaker.

CENSUS:1900 U.S.Census,Kaukauna,Outagamie Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 88,page 9A,line 1;note:living on Oviatt

Street in Kaukauna.

Notes for Joseph L. White:

Mattie died in Dallas Texas of a heart attack and was buried in Weyauwega, WI Monday, March 9,

1964[Merged.FBC.FTW]

Mattie died in Dallas Texas of a heart attack and was buried in Weyauwega, WI Monday, March 9, 1964

12. Nickalos Harsch, born September 7, 1829 in Kubenbur, Echternach, Luxembourg; died December 16, 1910

in Glen Haven, Grant, Wisconsin. He was the son of 24. Johann Harsch and 25. Barbara Grein. He married 13.

Helena Hinkle February 7, 1867 in Glen Haven, Grant, Wisconsin.

13. Helena Hinkle, born April 17, 1839 in Prussia; died August 24, 1890 in Glen Haven, Grant, Wisconsin. She

was the daughter of 26. Balser Hinkle and 27. Helena.

Notes for Nickalos Harsch:

IMMIGRATION:Passenger List;Port of Entry,New York,15 May 1856,"Matilda";from Antwerp;passenger 237;FHL

film 0175518.

CENSUS:1860 U.S.Census,Tetes Des Morts Township,Jackson Co,Iowa;page 64, line 6.

MARRIAGE-PARENTS:Grant County Marriage Records;1859-1871;Register of Deeds

Office,Lancaster,Wisconsin;Vol 4,page 79;note:also Index Book 1.

CENSUS:1910 U.S.Census,Town of Glen Haven,Grant Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 24,page 4A, line 17;note:living with

Henry Thole age listed as 80 years old in Apr 1910.

CEMETERY:Headstone Inscription;Dec 16, 1910;Gockel Cemetery,Glen Haven, Wisconsin;note:Headstone says 82

years, 3 months and 9 days. Obituary says 81 years old. 81 years equals 1900 and 1910 census.

Nicholas Harsch came to the United States from Kuebebur, Luxembourg. Kuebebur is in the County of Echternach

about six miles southwest of the city of Echternach. He arrived at the Port of New York on the ship "Matilda" from

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Antwerp on 15 May 1856. Temporarily staying in Aurora, Kane County, Illinois, he later moved to St. Donatus in

Jackson County, Iowa. Nicholas joined the many Luxembourgers settling in Jackson County around St. Donatus. His

sister Anna Harsch Beckius was also living in St.Donatus.

The immediate family of Nicholas joined him in America. His family included his sister Anna Barbara Harsch

[Beckius]. Anna Barbara, according to her obituary, also immigrated in May 1856 with her parents from Kuebebur to

St Donatus. In St. Donatus, on 1/11 November 1856, she married John Beckius. The rest of Nicholas's family

included his mother Barbara [Harsch] [Thill] whose maiden name is unknown, his stepbrother Nicholas Thill, and his

step sister Barbara Thill [Kalmes]. The children, Nicholas Thill and Barbara Thill [Kalmes], are obviously from her

second marriage to John Thill.

Considering the birth of Anna Barbara Harsch [Beckius] in 1830, and the birth of Barbara Thill [Kalmes] on 14 Jan

1837, Nicholas Harsch's father died between 1830 and 1836. The re-marriage of Barbara (maiden name unknown)

[Harsch] [Thill] to John Thill probably occurred about 1836 based on the birth of Barbara Thill [Kalmes] on 14 Jan

1837.

Nicholas remained in St. Donatus until 1862. In St. Donatus, he followed his trade as a stonemason. A Harsch

Family story is Nicholas helped place the stones for the catholic church at St. Donatus in 1858.

Based on the obituary of his sister Anna Barbara Harsch [Beckius], Nicholas's family joined him in St. Donatus. In

addition, at the baptism of his sister's first child on 28 Aug 1859 in St. Donatus, his step-sister Barbara Thill [Kalmes]

was present as a sponsor.

In 1862, Nicholas moved to the Town of Glen Haven in Grant County, Wisconsin. A 1868 Plat map of the Town of

Glen Haven shows the farm he purchased consisted of 80 acres in Section 26. The farm was about 3 miles southeast

of Glen Haven. It is the first farm to the south of the Charlotte Cemetery. By 1877, he had increased his holding to

160 acres.

More About Nickalos Harsch:

Occupation: Stonemason

Notes for Helena Hinkle:

MARRIAGE-PARENTS:Grant County Marriage Records;1859-1871;Register of Deeds

Office,Lancaster,Wisconsin;Vol 4,page 79;note:also Index Book 1

CEMETERY:Headstone Inscription;Aug 24, 1890,Gockel Cemetery,Glen Haven, Wisconsin;note discrepancy in

death date, also reported as 19 Aug. Calculation for death date would be 2 Apr versus the 17 Apr.

Nicholas married Helena Hinkel in 1867. Their six children were all born on the farm. By 1900, only his son Leo

and his two daughters Agnes and Emma were still living on the family farm.

Some of the immediate family of Nicholas joined him in Glen Haven. His step-sister Barbara Thill [Kalmes], who

married Jacob Kalmes in St. Donatus on 24 December 1860, farmed in Glen Haven until at least 30 Aug 1867. At

least two of their children, Barbara, 14 Aug 1866, and Peter Jacob, 30 Aug 1867, were born in Glen Haven. They

moved to Rollingstone, Minnesota sometime after 1867 but before the death of her sister Anna Barbara Harsch in

1887.

Nicholas's step-brother Nicholas Thill married Louisa Aprath of Glen Haven in Glen Haven on 2 Jun 1874. They had

four children in Glen Haven. The last was John who was born on 1888.When Nicholas Harsch died in 1910, his

brother Nicholas Thill was living in Pasadena, California with his spouse Louisa, their daughter Edith and their son

John.

Nicholas's sister Anna Barbara Harsch Beckius remained in St. Donatus for the remainder of her life. and bore ten

children in St. Donatus. She died at an early age on 17 Jun 1886 and her husband John Beckius quickly followed her

in death seven months later on 4 February 1887. Their younger children, including Louisa, mother of Pete Frank,

were sent to live with the Aunt Barbara Thill [Kalmes] in Rollingstone, Minnesota after the death of their parents.

Barbara (maiden name unknown) [Harsch][Thill] and John Thill are probably buried in Charlotte Cemetery. There is

a tombstone in the cemetery marking the grave of a a Barbara and John Thill. The dates clearly fit the probable times

Barbara and John would have lived and died. The headstone shows Barbara died on 1 Jun 1875 at the age of seventy-

five and John died on 13 February 1876 at the age of sixty-five. Since most of their children were living in Glen

Haven there is reason to believe they would have joined their family.

Children of Nickalos Harsch and Helena Hinkle are:i. John Harsch, born March 2, 1867 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died September 14, 1910 in Glen Haven, Grant,

WI; married Gertrude Mumm September 20, 1898 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; born May 1875 in Wisconsin.

Notes for John Harsch:

MARRIAGE:Grant County Marriage Records;1890-1900;Register of Deeds Office, Lancaster,

Wisconsin;Vol 12,page 324;note:also Index Book 3

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MARRIAGE:Index to Registrations of Marriages;1852-1907;Wisconsin State Historical Society;p. E 06;FHL

FICHE 6331479

Notes for Gertrude Mumm:


Wisconsin;Vol12,page 324;note:also Index Book 3


FICHE 6331479

No children of this marriage in these records.

ii. Anna Harsch, born 1869 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died 1951 in Howard, Miner, SD; married Frank Breuer.

iii. Mary Harsch, born January 6, 1870 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died January 4, 1940 in Glen Haven, Grant,

WI; married George Henry Thole October 17, 1892 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; born December 9, 1868 in

Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died February 16, 1936 in Cassville, Grant, WI.

Notes for Mary Harsch:




BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH:Letter From Beatrice Allman,Marshfield,Wisconsin to James Sterzinger,

Papillion, Nebraska;1993;dated 13 Oct 1993; in possession of James Sterzinger; note:buried in Gockel

Cemetery.

More About Mary Harsch:

Burial: Gockel Cemetery

Notes for George Henry Thole:




FICHE 6331479


BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH:Letter From Beatrice Allman,Marshfield,Wisconsin to James Sterzinger,

Papillion, Nebraska;1993;dated 13 Oct 1993;;in possession of James Sterzinger; note:buried in Charlotte

Cemetery.!MARRIAGE:Grant County Marriage Records;1890-1900;Register of Deeds Office,

Lancaster, Wisconsin;Vol 11,page 296;note:also Index Book 3

!MARRIAGE:Index to Registrations of Marriages;1852-1907;Wisconsin State

Historical Society;p. E 06;FHL FICHE 6331479

!CENSUS:1910 U.S.Census,Town of Glen Haven,Grant Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 24,page 4A,

line 11.

!BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH:Letter From Beatrice Allman,Marshfield,Wisconsin to James

Sterzinger, Papillion, Nebraska;1993;dated 13 Oct 1993;;in possession of James

Sterzinger;note:buried in Charlotte Cemetery.

6 iv. Leo Meattheas Harsch, born July 23, 1874 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died November 9, 1951 in Marshfield,

Wood, WI; married Margaret Helen Rauch June 6, 1911 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI.

v. Agnes Harsch, born 1877 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died 1963 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; married William

Mary Klinkhammer; born 1874 in Wisconsin; died 1967 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI.

Notes for Agnes Harsch:

MARRIAGE-PARENTS:Grant County Marriage Records;1871-1890;Register of Deeds, Lancaster,

Wisconsin;Vol 13,page 39;note:see also Index Book 3;note:married in Rock Church.


FICHE 6331479

CENSUS:1910 U.S.Census,Town of Glen Haven,Grant Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 24,page 1A, line 38

Notes for William Mary Klinkhammer:


Wisconsin;Vol 13,page 39;note:see also Index Book 3

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MARRIAGE:Index to Registrations of Marriages;1852-1907;Wisconsin State Historical Society;p. C 09;FHL

FICHE 6331479


vi. Emma G. Harsch, born June 1884 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died 1971 in glen Haven, Grant, WI; married

Gerhardt Adrian October 31, 1905 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; born December 31, 1882; died April 1971 in

Glen Haven, Grant, Wisconsin.

Notes for Emma G. Harsch:

MARRIAGE:Grant County Marriages-Index Book 4;Grant County Genealogical Society;GCGS Library,

Lancaster, Wisconsin


FICHE 6331479

Notes for Gerhardt Adrian:

BIRTH-DEATH:SSAN Death Index 1994

MARRIAGE:Grant County Marriages-Index Book 4;Grant County Genealogical Society;GCGS Library,

Lancaster, Wisconsin


FICHE 6331479

14. Joseph Peter Rauch, born October 10, 1856 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died October 31, 1939 in Glen

Haven, Grant, WI. He was the son of 28. Peter Joannis Rauch and 29. Susan Haas. He married 15. Margaret

Petry August 25, 1885 in Cassville, Grant, WI.

15. Margaret Petry, born October 6, 1864 in Nittel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; died May 28, 1932 in Glen

Haven, Grant, WI. She was the daughter of 30. Nicolas Petry and 31. Margaret T. Waldbillig.

Notes for Joseph Peter Rauch:

MARRIAGE:Grant County Marriage Records;1890-1900;Register of Deeds Office, Lancaster,Wisconsin;Vol 12,page

142;note:also Index Book 3

MARRIAGE:Index to Registrations of Marriages;1852-1907;Wisconsin State Historical Society;p. C 03;FHL FICHE

6331479


CEMETERY:Headstone Inscription;1856-1939;Gockel Cemetery;Glen Haven, Wisconsin

Notes for Margaret Petry:

BIRTH:Birth Records Records;1861-1894;St. Martin's Catholic Church, Nittel, Germany;page 31, number 27;FHL

film 1336859;note:Martin Bersdorf was the parish priest.

MARRIAGE:Grant County Marriage Records;1890-1900;Register of Deeds Office, Lancaster,Wisconsin;Vol 12,page

142;note:also Index Book 3

CENSUS:1910 U.S.Census,Town of Glen Haven,Grant Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 24,page 1A, line 1;note:immigrrated to

America in 1879.


Margaret Waldbillig [Petry] and her two children, Mathias and Margaret, immigrated from Nittel, Germany to Glen

Haven, Wisconsin in 1879. Nittel is a town on the Mosel River south of Trier, Germany. The Mosel River in that area

divides Germany from Luxembourg. The records from St. Martin's Catholic Church of Nittel show she was born on 12

Dec 1825. Her parents were Dominic Waldbillig and Francis Maria Ronck. According to the records of St. Martin's

Catholic Church, Margaret married Nicholas Petry of Korrig on 19 Jan 1860. Korrig is a town very close to Nittel.

According to the Catholic Church records of Korrig, Nicholas was born in Korrig at 10 o'clock to Mathias Petry and

Margaret Holbach on 31 Jul 1832. Nicholas died on 30 Mar 1869 in Nittel.

More About Margaret Petry:

Burial: May 1932, Glen Haven, Grant, WI

Children of Joseph Rauch and Margaret Petry are:i. Susan G. Rauch, born May 30, 1886 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died August 20, 1956.

Notes for Susan G. Rauch:


Wisconsin;Vol 13,page 305;note:see also Index Book 4

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7 ii. Margaret Helen Rauch, born August 12, 1887 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died June 24, 1969 in Marshfield,

Wood, WI; married Leo Meattheas Harsch June 6, 1911 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI.

iii. Mathias Nicholas Rauch, born March 2, 1889 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died May 16, 1963 in Glen Haven,

Grant, WI.

Notes for Mathias Nicholas Rauch:

BIRTH:Sylvan Esser,RECORDS OF ESSER AND RELATED FAMILIES;1808-1982;Newell,Iowa,

Bireline Publishing Company,1982;p. 39;Grant County Genealogical Society,

Lancaster, Wisconsin.

CENSUS:1910 U.S.Census,Town of Glen Haven,Grant Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 24,page 1A,

line 19.

MARRIAGE-PARENTS:Grant County Marriage Records;1900-1914;Register of Deeds,

Lancaster, Wisconsin;Vol 19,page 88;note:see also Index Book 4

CEMETERY:Headstone Inscription;1893-1973;Gockel Cemetery,Glen Haven,Wisconsin

iv. Kathrin A. Rauch, born April 14, 1891 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died February 29, 1968 in Glen Haven,

Grant, WI.

Notes for Kathrin A. Rauch:


line 20.

MARRIAGE-PARENTS:Grant County Marriage Records;1900-1914;Register of Deeds,

Lancaster, Wisconsin;Vol 18,page 92;note:see also Index Book 4.

v. Anna E. Rauch, born November 25, 1898 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died December 4, 1960 in Glen Haven,

Grant, WI.

Notes for Anna E. Rauch:


line 21.


vi. Bertha Rauch, born April 23, 1905 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died October 24, 1979 in Glen Haven, Grant,

WI; married Tomas Connors.

Notes for Bertha Rauch:


line 22.

vii. Aloys P. Rauch, born February 10, 1907; died December 27, 1980.

Notes for Aloys P. Rauch:


line 23.

CEMETERY:Headstone Inscription;1907-1980;Gockel Cemetery,Glen Haven,Wisconsin

Generation No. 5

16. Jorgen "John" Rasmussen, born Bef. 1820 in Denmark. He married 17. Modell Hansen Bef. 1838 in

Denmark.

17. Modell Hansen, born Bef. 1820 in Denmark.

Child of Jorgen Rasmussen and Modell Hansen is:8 i. Rasmus P. Jorgensen, born May 30, 1838 in Nysted, Lolland, Denmark; died October 20, 1911 in Waupaca,

Waupaca Co, WI; married Ane Margrethe Hansen April 27, 1866 in Lolland, Denmark.

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20. Lucien Harvey Knickerbocker, born February 25, 1839 in Cazenovia, Madison, NY; died June 23, 1893 in

Appleton, Outagamie, WI. He was the son of 40. John Knickerbocker and 41. Sally Williams. He married 21.

Alice Ellen Donohue.

21. Alice Ellen Donohue, born November 12, 1845 in Co. Clare, Ireland; died July 18, 1923 in Wisconsin. She

was the daughter of 42. John Donahue and 43. Mary.

Notes for Lucien Harvey Knickerbocker:

CENSUS:1850 U.S.Census,Town of Cazenovia,Madison Co,New York;line 11.

CENSUS:1855 New York State Census,Town of Cazenovia,Madison Co,New York;line 40.

CENSUS:1860 U.S.Census,First Ward of Appleton,Outagamie Co,Wisconsin;page 4, Line 37.note:papermaker.

CENSUS:1870 U.S.Census,Fourth Ward of Appleton,Outagamie Co,Wisconsin;page 106, line 39;note:worked in

Tannery.

CENSUS:1880 U.S.Census,Appleton,Outagamie Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 113,page 25,line 13;note:worked in spoke

factory.

DEATH:Pre-1907 Death Index by Name;1850-1907;Wisconsin Bureau of Health Statistics;Vol 2,p. 437,reel

140,image 1813;FHL Fiche 6331472.

Notes for Alice Ellen Donohue:



CENSUS:1900 U.S.Census,Appleton,Outagamie Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 70,page 1A,line 48;

note:Census states born "at sea". Living at 1032 Jefferson Avenue with a boarder

named George Payzant,born Mar 1874 in Wisconsin, 26 years old. Occupation is

boarding house keeper.Immigrated in 1845.


in Kaukauna with son Cassius.

Name: Alice Knickerbocker

Location 2: 1032 Jefferson

Occupation: widow Lucius H.

Year: 1897, 1898

City: Appleton

State: WI

Appleton, Wisconsin Directories, 1884-98

Children of Lucien Knickerbocker and Alice Donohue are:10 i. Cashious B. Knickerbocker, born February 27, 1862 in Appleton, Outagamie, WI; died July 26, 1942 in

Waupaca, Waupaca, WI; married Estelle Julia Robinson.

Children of Lucien Knickerbocker and Alice Donohue are:i. Lorena E. Knickerbocker, born July 21, 1864.

Notes for Lorena E. Knickerbocker:



ii. Willis Harvey Knickerbocker, born November 14, 1869 in Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin; married Dora

Krauhold March 7, 1894 in Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin; born September 1873 in Appleton, Outagamie,

Wisconsin.

Notes for Willis Harvey Knickerbocker:

MARRIAGE:Pre-1907 Index to Registration of Marriages;1850-1907;Wisconsin Bureau of Health

Statistics;p. L 12;FHL Fiche 6331478.



CENSUS:1900 U.S.Census,Buchanan Town,Outagamie Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 77,page 12B, line

52;note:occupation is papermaker.

CENSUS:1920 U.S.Census,Kaukauna,Outagamie Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 214,page 3,line 8;note:living on Oviatt

Street in Outagamie.

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Notes for Dora Krauhold:


Statistics;p. L 12;FHL Fiche 6331478.

CENSUS:1900 U.S.Census,Buchanan Town,Outagamie Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 77,page 12B,line 53.

CENSUS:1920 U.S.Census,Kaukauna,Outagamie Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 214,page 3,line 9;note:living on Oviatt

Street in Outagamie.

iii. Ida Jennie Knickerbocker, born June 19, 1874; married Frederick William Warner September 26, 1894 in

Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin; born in Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin.

Notes for Ida Jennie Knickerbocker:


Statistics;p. M 12;FHL Fiche 6331478.


22. Andrew Norton Robinson, born March 23, 1825 in Fairhaven, Rutland, VT; died December 13, 1890 in

Kaukauna, Wisconsin. He was the son of 44. John Williams Robinson and 45. Rebecca Merritt. He married 23.

Charlotte Sarah Williams May 1, 1845 in Avon, Lorain, Ohio.

23. Charlotte Sarah Williams, born July 13, 1827 in Avon, Lorain, Ohio; died November 21, 1908 in

Wisconsin.

Notes for Andrew Norton Robinson:

MARRIAGE:Marriage Certificate;1845;Lorain County Probate Division,Elyria,Ohio; Vol 1,p. 406;in possession of

James Sterzinger, Papillion, NE.



MILITARY: Military records in possession of James Sterzinger, Colby, WI. Certificate of Service, WI Veteran's

Museum; Quartermaster Sergeant, 7th WI Vol.; in possession of Paul Johnson, Wabeno, WI.

PENSION: Records of pensions and pension hearings in possession of Paul Johnson, Wabeno, WI

More About Andrew Norton Robinson:

Burial: Riverside Cemetery, Appleton, WI

Military service: Bet. 1861 - 1862, QM Sgt., 7th WI Vol, Inf, Reg - Iron Brigade

Occupation: Farmer/Carpenter

Residence: 1890, Warren, Tennessee

Notes for Charlotte Sarah Williams:

MARRIAGE:Marriage Certificate;1845;Lorain County Probate Division,Elyria,Ohio; Vol 1,p. 406; in possession of

James Sterzinger, Papillion, NE



Children of Andrew Robinson and Charlotte Williams are:i. ArthurJ. Robinson, born March 25, 1846 in Black River, Wood, Ohio; died May 9, 1930 in Milwaukee,

Milwaukee, WI; married (1) Unknown; died February 6, 1875 in Crawford, McLennen, TX; married (2)

Rebecca J. Holand July 9, 1876 in Crawford, McLennan, TX; born in Oklahoma; died October 17, 1891.

Notes for ArthurJ. Robinson:

MILITARY: Certificate of Service, WI Veteran's Museum; Pvt. Co. E, 33rd WI Vol Inf. Reg; in possessino of

Paul Johnson, Pearson, WI.

WRITING: Pamphlet, "Memoradum & Anecdotes of the Civil War," WI Historical Society; copy in

possession of Paul Johnson, Pearson, WI.


Pension records indicate Arthur died at the National Home, WI (presumably Wood, WI,)

1900; Census Place: Union, Lincoln, Washington; Roll: T623 1747; Page: 16B; Enumeration District: 37.

PENSION RECORDS, copy in possession of Paul Johnson, Hiles, WI

Buried at Wood National Cemetary, Wood, Milwaukee, WI. (Buried on common grave with brother Sec 14,

site 197)

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More About ArthurJ. Robinson:

Burial: Wood National Cemetery, Sec 14, Site 197 (buried in common grave with brother)

Military service: 33rd WI Vol. Inf. Reg., , Civil War

ii. Hiram N. Robinson, born October 22, 1848 in Avon, Lorain, OH; died October 10, 1903 in Milwaukee,

Milwaukee, Wisconsin; married Belle.

Notes for Hiram N. Robinson:

MILITARY: Certificate of Service, WI Veteran's Museum; Pvt. Co. E, 33rd WI Vol Inf. Reg; in possession of

Paul Johnson, Pearson, WI.

Enlisted as a Private on 15 August 1862

Enlisted in Company E, 33rd Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 15 August 1862.

Mustered out Company E, 33rd Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 09 August 1865

Buried at Wood National Cemetary, Wood, Milwaukee, WI. (Buried on common grave with brother Sec 14,

site 197)

MILITARY: CIVIL WAR INDEX TO VOLUNTEERS FROM WISCONSIN;1905;Private, Company E,

33rd Infantry.


DEATH:Death Certificate;1903;Wauwatosa City Health Officer,Wauwatosa, Wisconsin;certificate

#1539;copy in possession of James Sterzinger, Papillion, Ne.

More About Hiram N. Robinson:

Burial: Wood National Cemetery, Wood, Milwaukee, WI. Sec 14, Site 197 (buried in common grave with

brother)

Military service: 33rd WI Vol Inf. Reg. Civil War

Occupation: 1880, Teamster, Appleton, WI

iii. Edgar LeRoy Robinson, born May 2, 1852 in Avon, Lorain, OH; died November 21, 1927; married Anetta

Jane Patriquen Bef. 1880 in Wisconsin; born 1853.

Notes for Edgar LeRoy Robinson:


11 iv. Estelle Julia Robinson, born March 10, 1858 in Orfordville, Rock, WI; died December 11, 1935 in Waupaca,

Waupaca, WI; married Cashious B. Knickerbocker.

v. Charlotte L. Robinson, born June 8, 1860 in Orfordville, Rock, WI; died November 7, 1934; married

Unknown Truscott.

Notes for Charlotte L. Robinson:


vi. Emma Robinson, born October 21, 1863 in Orfordville, Rock, WI; died August 29, 1867.

vii. Mattie J. Robinson, born September 7, 1866 in Orfordville, Rock, WI; died November 24, 1874.

24. Johann Harsch, born July 20, 1794 in Bereldingen, Luxemburg; died March 12, 1835 in Savelborn,

Luxemburg. He was the son of 48. Christoph Harsch and 49. Susanna Glood. He married 25. Barbara Grein

October 20, 1818 in Steinsel, Luxemburg.

25. Barbara Grein, born March 16, 1799 in Grubermuhle, Operpallen, Luxembourg; died June 1, 1874 in Glen

Haven, Grant, WI. She was the daughter of 50. Johann Grein and 51. Maria Evert.

Children of Johann Harsch and Barbara Grein are:i. Michel Harsch, born 1819.

ii. Christoph Harsch, born 1821 in Bereldingen, Luxemberg; died April 15, 1823 in Bereldingen, Luxemberg.

Notes for Christoph Harsch:

Death indicated by Jean Harsch of Bereldingen, 29 yr, farmer, fateher of the desceased: Theodor Junch of

Bereldingen, field guard, neighbor of deceased

iii. Susanna Harsch, born March 14, 1823.

iv. Elsabeth Harsch, born December 10, 1823 in Bereldingen, Luxemburg.

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v. Johann Harsch, born April 2, 1826 in Bereldingen, Luxemburg; died April 4, 1877 in Niederkerschen,

Luxemburg; married Barbara Feller October 24, 1851; born October 20, 1822 in Niederkerschen, Luxemburg;

died July 18, 1871 in Niederkerschen, Luxemburg.

12 vi. Nickalos Harsch, born September 7, 1829 in Kubenbur, Echternach, Luxembourg; died December 16, 1910 in

Glen Haven, Grant, Wisconsin; married Helena Hinkle February 7, 1867 in Glen Haven, Grant, Wisconsin.

vii. Anna Maria Harsch, born July 19, 1831 in Kubenbur, Echternach, Luxembourg; died June 17, 1886 in St.

Donatus, Jackson, Iowa; married John Hans Beckius in St. Donatus, Jackson, Iowa; born 1822 in

Wormeldange, Luxembourg; died February 4, 1887 in St. Donatus, Jackson, Iowa.

Notes for Anna Maria Harsch:

BIRTH-DEATH-IMMIGRATION:Obituary of Anna Harsch,Luxemburger Gazette;July 20, 1886,page

8;note:immigrated in May 1856 to the United States

CENSUS:1860 U.S.Census,Tetes Des Morts Township,Jackson Co,Iowa:page 64,line 32

CENSUS:1870 U.S.Census,Tetes Des Morts Township,Jackson Co,Iowa;page 1.line 11

Notes for John Hans Beckius:

BIRTH-DEATH-IMMIGRATION:Obituary of John Beckius,Luxemburger Gazette;Feb 15, 1887,page

5;note:immigrated to Tiffin,Ohio in 1850,returned to Luxembourg in 1856, but immiediately immigrated back

to St. Donatus to marry Anna Harsch

CENSUS:1860 U.S.Census,Tetes Des Morts Township,Jackson Co,Iowa;page 64,line 31;note:occupation is

stone mason

CENSUS:1870 U.S.Census,Tetes Des Morts Township,Jackson Co,Iowa;page 1.line 10;note: on line 14 the

youngest son's name is Peter, age is unreadable.

Occupation is butcher.

More About John Hans Beckius:

Occupation: Butcher

viii. Catharina Harsch, born February 26, 1833 in Savelborn, Luxemburg; died March 16, 1846 in Kobenbour,

Luxemburg.

26. Balser Hinkle He married 27. Helena.

27. Helena

Child of Balser Hinkle and Helena is:13 i. Helena Hinkle, born April 17, 1839 in Prussia; died August 24, 1890 in Glen Haven, Grant, Wisconsin;

married Nickalos Harsch February 7, 1867 in Glen Haven, Grant, Wisconsin.

28. Peter Joannis Rauch, born December 27, 1823 in Niederehe, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; died October 20,

1888 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI. He was the son of 56. Johnnis Rauch and 57. Gertrude Niederehe. He married

29. Susan Haas February 12, 1851 in Niederehe, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany.

29. Susan Haas, born May 15, 1819 in Dorscheid, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; died March 4, 1904 in Glen

Haven, Grant, WI.

Notes for Peter Joannis Rauch:

BIRTH:Birth and Baptism Records;1799-1922;Catholic Church, Niederehe,Germany; page 95; FHL film #0548456.

MARRIAGE:Marriage Records;1799-1922;Catholic Church,Niederehe, Germany;p. 99; FHL film #0548456.

CEMETERY:Headstone Inscription;Dec 27,1823-Oct 20,1888;Rauch Cemetery,Glen Haven,Wisconsin

Peter Joannis Rauch was born on 27 December 1823 in Niederehe, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. The Catholic Church

records of Niederehe show he was the third child of Joannis Rauch and Gertrude Niederehe. Niederehe is a small

German town near the Belgium border. Peter was actually baptized as Joannis Peter Rauch, but as was the German

custom his first name was simply a baptismal name and was dropped in favor of Peter. Peter married Susan Hass in

Niederehe on 12 Feb 1851.

Peter and Susan came to America in 1854. They settled across the river in Guttenberg, Iowa until their house was

completed in Glen Haven in 1855. The house was built of stone and was the first stone house in the Glen Haven area.

The house was habitable until 1975 when it was destroyed in a fire.

When Peter Rauch arrived in Glen Haven his youngest brother Peter Joseph Rauch and his sister Catherine Rauch

[Ackermann] were already farming in Glen Haven. Catherine was married to Joseph Ackermann.. Peter's younger

moved from Glen Haven before 1880. His sister Catherine died in Glen Haven sometime before 1880. Joseph, in

his later years after the death of his wife Catherine, married the widow Margaret Waldbillig [Petry]

Peter and Susan's four children, Kathyrn, Joseph Peter, Casper, and Jacob were all born in the stone house. Their

oldest son and second child, Joseph Peter was born on 10 Oct 1856. Joseph Peter remained with his parents on the

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farm until his marriage to Margaret Petry on 24 Aug 1885.

After their marriage, Joseph and Margaret also farmed in the Glen Haven area until their deaths. They second

daughter, Margaret Helen Rauch [Harsch] was the mother of Adele Harsch [Johnson].

An interesting story concerns part of the farm owned by Joseph Peter Rauch and Margaret Petry [Rauch]. Joseph

Ackermann, in addition to being Margaret Petry [Rauch]'s stepfather was Joseph Peter Rauch's uncle. How? Joseph

Ackermann's deceased first wife Catherine was Joseph Peter Rauch's aunt. Catherine was his father's sister.

Therefore, Joseph Ackermann's nephew Joseph Peter Rauch married his step-daughter Margaret Petry.

Margaret received a portion of land from her step-father Joseph Ackermann. Joseph had purchased this land from his

first wife Catherine's youngest brother Peter Joseph Rauch. Therefore the land actually transferred from Joseph Peter

Rauch's Uncle Peter Joseph Rauch to his Aunt Catherine Rauch [Ackermann] to his wife Margaret Petry [Rauch].

Notes for Susan Haas:

MARRIAGE:Marriage Records;1799-1922;Catholic Church,Niederehe, Germany;p. 99; FHL film #0548456.

CEMETERY:Headstone Inscription;May 15, 1819-Mar 4,1904;Rauch Cemetery,Glen Haven, Wisconsin

Children of Peter Rauch and Susan Haas are:i. Kathryn Rauch, born February 28, 1853 in Niederehe, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; died October 10, 1925 in

Glen Haven, Grant, WI.

Notes for Kathryn Rauch:

BIRTH:Birth and Baptism Records;1799-1922;Catholic Church, Niederehe,Germany; page 29; FHL film

#0548456.


14 ii. Joseph Peter Rauch, born October 10, 1856 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died October 31, 1939 in Glen Haven,

Grant, WI; married Margaret Petry August 25, 1885 in Cassville, Grant, WI.

iii. Caspar Rauch, born August 4, 1858 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died December 27, 1923 in Glen Haven,

Grant, WI; married Katie; born 1868 in Illinois.

Notes for Caspar Rauch:



MARRIAGE:Index to Registrations of Marriages;1852-1907;Wisconsin State Historical Society;p. C 03;FHL

FICHE 6331479

CENSUS:1910 U.S.Census,Town of Glen Haven,Grant Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 24,page 4B, line 55.

CEMETERY:Headstone Inscription;Aug 4, 1858-Dec 27, 1923;Gockel Cemetery, Glen Haven, Wisconsin

CEMETERY:Headstone Inscriptions;Three infant children of Casper and Catherine; Rauch Cemetery,Glen

Haven, Wisconsin

iv. Jacob Rauch, born July 1864 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; died 1928 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; married

Angaline Valentine April 22, 1895 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI.

Notes for Jacob Rauch:

MARRIAGE:Grant County Marriage Records;1890-1900:Register of Deeds Office, Lancaster,Wisconsin;Vol

12,page 91;note:also index Book 3.

CENSUS:1910 U.S.Census,Town of Glen Haven,Grant Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 24,page 4B, line 62.

CEMETERY:Headstone Inscription;1864-1928;Gockel Cemetery;Glen Haven, Wisconsin.

30. Nicolas Petry, born July 31, 1832 in Korrig, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; died March 30, 1869 in Nittel,

Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. He was the son of 60. Mathias Petry and 61. Margaret Holbach. He married 31.

Margaret T. Waldbillig January 19, 1860 in Nittel, Rheinland-Pfatz, Germany.

31. Margaret T. Waldbillig, born December 12, 1825 in Nittel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; died October 28,

1891 in Glen Haven, Grant, Wisconsin. She was the daughter of 62. Dominic Waldbillig and 63. Francis Maria

Ronck.

Notes for Nicolas Petry:

BIRTH-BAPTISM:Catholic Church Records;1797-1874;Korrig, Germany;p. 41;FHL Film #0469168, Item

4;note:Witnesses were Nicolaus Hobach of Tavern and Elizabeth Zahren of Korrig. Born at 10 o'clock.

MARRIAGE:Marriage Records Records;1837-1908;St. Martin's Catholic Church, Nittel, Germany;;FHL film

1336859.

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MARRIAGE:Catholic Church Records;1797-1874;Korrig, Germany;p. 250;FHL Film #0469168, Item 4;note:gives

wedding date as 26 Dec 1859.

BIRTH-DEATH:Death Records;1851-1927;St. Martin's Catholic Church,Nittel, Germany;;FHL film #1336860.

Notes for Margaret T. Waldbillig:

BIRTH:BIRTH Records Records;1797-1850;St. Martin's Catholic Church, Nittel, Germany;page 60;FHL film

0549627.

MARRIAGE:Marriage Records Records;1837-1908;St. Martin's Catholic Church, Nittel, Germany;;FHL film

1336859.

MARRIAGE:Catholic Church Records;1797-1874;Korrig, Germany;p. 250;FHL Film #0469168, Item 4;note:gives

wedding date as 26 Dec 1859.

MARRIAGE:Grant Marriage Records;1871-1980;Register of Deeds Office,Lancaster, Wisconsin;Vol 10,page

244;note:also Index Book 2.

CEMETERY:Headstone Inscription;Oct 28, 1891, 64y 10m wf of J.P.;Rauch Cemetery,Glen Haven, Wisconsin.

Children of Nicolas Petry and Margaret Waldbillig are:i. Mathias Nicolas Petry, born March 30, 1862; died July 23, 1900.

15 ii. Margaret Petry, born October 6, 1864 in Nittel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; died May 28, 1932 in Glen

Haven, Grant, WI; married (1) Nicolas Petry; married (2) Joseph Peter Rauch August 25, 1885 in Cassville,

Grant, WI.

Generation No. 6

40. John Knickerbocker, born 1801 in Cazanovia, Madison, NY; died October 20, 1897 in Appleton,

Outagamie, WI. He was the son of 80. Bartholomew Knickerbocker and 81. unnamed. He married 41. Sally

Williams November 28, 1822 in Cazenovia, Madison, New York.

41. Sally Williams, born 1804 in Cazenovia, Madison, NY; died Aft. 1860 in Appleton, Outagamie, WI.

Notes for John Knickerbocker:



CENSUS:1860 U.S.Census,First Ward of Appleton,Outagamie Co,Wisconsin;page 4, Line 35.note:farmer



DEATH:Pre-1907 Death Index by Name;1850-1907;Wisconsin Bureau of Health Statistics;Vol 2,p. 209,reel

206,image 0023;FHL Fiche 6331472;note: buried in Riverside Cemetary.

More About John Knickerbocker:

Burial: Riverside Cemetary, Appleton, WI

Notes for Sally Williams:

CENSUS:1850 U.S.Census,Town of Cazenovia,Madison Co,New York;line 10;note:name listed as Sally.

CENSUS:1855 New York State Census,Town of Cazenovia,Madison Co,New York;line 39;note:name listed as Sally.

CENSUS:1860 U.S.Census,First Ward of Appleton,Outagamie Co,Wisconsin;page 4, Line 36.

Children of John Knickerbocker and Sally Williams are:i. Willis J. Knickerbocker, born October 1844 in Cazenovia, Madison, New York; married Susan 1871 in

Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin; born February 1850 in Wisconsin.

Notes for Willis J. Knickerbocker:



CENSUS:1860 U.S.Census,First Ward of Appleton,Outagamie Co,Wisconsin;page 4, Line

38.note:papermaker.

CENSUS:1870 U.S.Census,Fourth Ward of Appleton,Outagamie Co,Wisconsin;page 106, line

36;note:worked in Tannery.

CENSUS:1880 U.S.Census,Appleton,Outagamie Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 113,page 89,line 1;note:worked on

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farm.

CENSUS:1900 U.S.Census,Neenah,Winnebago Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 125,page 2A,line 14; note:living on Lake

Shore Avenue in Neenah. Four children, three are living.

CENSUS:1920 U.S.Census,Oshkosh,Winnebago Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 175,page 3,line 87; ;note:living at #32

Mill Street in Oshkosh. Living with daughter Grace Williams.

Notes for Susan:

!CENSUS:1880 U.S.Census,Appleton,Outagamie Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 113,page 89,line

2.

!CENSUS:1900 U.S.Census,Neenah,Winnebago Co,Wisconsin;E.D. 125,page 2A,line 15;

note:living on Lake Shore Avenue in Neenah. Father born is MA, mother born in

N.Y..

Children of John Knickerbocker and Sally Williams are:i. Sarah Knickerbocke, born 1827; married John Nelson Burhans 1848.

20 ii. Lucien Harvey Knickerbocker, born February 25, 1839 in Cazenovia, Madison, NY; died June 23, 1893 in

Appleton, Outagamie, WI; married (1) Alice Ellen Donohue; married (2) Alice Ellen Donohue June 27, 1860

in Appleton, Outagamie, WI.

42. John Donahue He married 43. Mary.

43. Mary

Children of John Donahue and Mary are:21 i. Alice Ellen Donohue, born November 12, 1845 in Co. Clare, Ireland; died July 18, 1923 in Wisconsin;

married (1) Lucien Harvey Knickerbocker; married (2) Lucien Harvey Knickerbocker June 27, 1860 in

Appleton, Outagamie, WI.

ii. John Donohue, born 1851 in New York.

44. John Williams Robinson, born April 23, 1782 in Simsbury, Scotland, Windham, CT; died Abt. 1860 in

Wisconsin. He was the son of 88. Eliab Robinson and 89. Lucy Richardson Williams. He married 45. Rebecca

Merritt March 1819 in Fairhaven, Rutland, Vermont.

45. Rebecca Merritt, born March 30, 1780 in Killingworth, Middlesex, CT; died Abt. 1860 in Wisconsin. She

was the daughter of 90. Michael Merritt and 91. Lucy Chittenden.

Notes for John Williams Robinson:

Bought a sawmill April 10, 1819, Fair Haven VT with brother Rev. Septimus and father Eliab

" John Williams Robinson, born at Windham, Conn., April 23, 1782. He was a farmer near Fairhaven, Vermont; a

captain of infantry during the War of 1812; and in later years became a builder in which business he engaged in

Janesville, Wisconsin. He died in that city in 1864, his wife (Rebecca Merritt of Vermont) surviving him but a short

time...

notes on John Williams & Rebecca Merritt Robinson complied by Donald A. Robinson

HISTORY OF FAIR HAVEN, VERMONT.

SAW MILLS.

The first saw mill in town was, as has been already shown, that built by Col. Matthew Lyon, on the north side of the

Lower Falls, about 1783. Its history was for a number of years linked with that of the grist mill, being owned, as may

be seen on a previous page, successively by Asa Smith and Heman Huffman, or Hoffman ; by Col. Lyon and Dr.

Simeon Smith; by Col. Lyon and Solomon Cleveland; by Col. Lyon and Pliny Adams; by Pliny Adams and Eliel

Gilbert; by Eliel Gilbert and Stephen Rogers, and in September, 1799, by Eliel and Tilly Gilbert.

In November, 1802, Eliel Gilbert sold to his brother, Tilly, his half of the saw mill and one acre of land lying above it.

The land and house occupied by Ebenezer Walker, Tilly sold to Salmon Norton, in September,1804. He sold one-half

of the saw mill to Isaac Cutler, in. February., 1803, and bought it back of Salmon Norton, in September, 1804. He

finally sold the whole to Jacob Davey, in December, 1813.

Mr. Davey sold it, together with the house and lot opposite, then occupied by John Kingsland-now Cyrus C. Whipple's-

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to John W., Eliab and Septimius Robinson, April 10th, 1819. The Robinsons re-deeded to Mr. Davey, in November,

1821, and Mr. Davey again sold it to his son, Albert V. Davey, in June, 1827. It was leased, August 15th, 1826 to

William Lusk and Abraham Sharp, till February, 1829, and sold to Albert subject to the lease. By him it was sold,

September 9th, 1829, to Charles T. and William B. Colburn.

from:A history of the town of Fair Haven, Vermont : in three parts pp 151/52

More About John Williams Robinson:

Fact 1: Owned a sawmill in VT

Military service: Veteran of the War of 1812

Occupation: Blacksmith (1850 OH Census)

Notes for Rebecca Merritt:

History of Fair Haven. Pg 445/446 said that Rebecca Merrit married Salmon Norton Esq. about 1802, he died January

7, 1813 and she then married "John W. Robinson, a poor man, called "long John".

More About Rebecca Merritt:

Fact 1: Married to Solmon Norton, 6 children

Children of John Robinson and Rebecca Merritt are:i. Col. William Wallace Robinson, born December 14, 1819 in Fair Haven, Rutland, Vt; died April 27, 1903 in

Seattle, King, WA; married Sarah Jane Fisk February 5, 1842 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co. Ohio, 1st Baptist

Church; born September 18, 1819 in New York; died November 2, 1908 in Seattle, Wa..

Notes for Col. William Wallace Robinson:

[Brøderbund Family Archive #318, Ed. 1, Census Index: U.S. Selected States/Counties, 1860, Date of Import:

May 10, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.318.1.31013.196]

Individual: Robinson, William W.

County/State: Monroe Co., WI

Location: Sparta

Page #: 148

Year: 1860

Certificate of Service (Civil War), Wisconsin Veterans Museum in possession of Paul Johnson

William W. Robinson

Colonel W.W. Robinson1, Chippewa Falls, Wis, member of G.A.R. Post No. 68, was born in Fair Haven,

Vermont, December 14, 1819. John Robinson, who accompanied the Pilgrims to Holland and thence to

America, was his earliest ancestor in this country and in the maternal line he is of French Huguenot descent.

His father and mother, John W. and Rebecca (Merritt) Robinson, were natives of Connecticut and had two

sons, the only brother of Colonel Robinson being Andrew N. The father was a lieutenant in the war of 1812

and fought at Sacketts' Harbor, Plattsburg and Stone Mill, being severely wounded in the last. He removed to

Wisconsin and died in Rock country while the civil war was in progress. His wife's demise occurring a few

weeks later.

The son was carefully educated at Rutland and Castleton Academies in Vermont and he was sent afterwards

to Norwich Military Academy in that State on the banks of the Connecticut River, where he was a classmate

of other officers who reached distinction in the volunteer service and in the Mexican War. Colonel Robinson

taught school in his native State and at Jefferson Academy, N.J., and in 1840 he went to Cleveland Ohio, and

taught two years. He prospected in the West and visited Wisconsin, but returned to Cleveland and afterwards

enlisted in the Mexican War, and was made Lieutenant in Company G, 3rd Ohio Infantry under Colonel

Curtiss of Pea Ridge fame in the civil war. He was promoted to Captain for distinguished services in Mexico

and after continuing through the war, principally occupied in cavalry skirmishing near the San Juan River, he

returned to Ohio.

In 1852 he went to California across the plains, operating there in contracting and gold digging and in

establishing the interests of the Minnesota Water Co., among the placer miners.

He went to Minnesota and engaged extensively in farming and took a prominent part in the development of

the locality where he settled, founding Wilton, the county seat of Waseca county. In 1858 he came to

Wisconsin, locating at Sparta. During his residence in Minnesota he was made Colonel of the State Militia

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and performed much service in perfecting the organization in drill. When the rush to fill quotas required of

Wisconsin was made the Governor appointed him Lieutenant Colonel of the 7th Wisconsin and he went to the

front in September, 1861, joining the "Wisconsin Brigade" of Rufus King. He performed duty with his

command, made the fruitless march in spring of 1862 under McClellan towards Manassas, went to the first

campaign of the Rappahannock, engaged in small affairs at Thornburg near Fredericksburg. He was in the

movement to Frederick's Hall Station and went to Cedar Mountain in time to retreat with Pope and to

skirmish at Beverly Ford. He participated in the move to Warrenton after the skirmish at Sulphur Springs,

and fought in the first terrific action in which Wisconsin troops were engaged at Gainesville, August 28th.

Four regiments, the "Iron Brigade," held the ground against 33 regiments of rebels. The Lieutenant Colonel

had been made Colonel of the 7th Wisconsin in the fall of 1861 and in this action his horse was shot under

him and he received a bullet in his leg. He was sent to Washington and home, rejoining his command a few

days previous to the fight at Fredericksburg in December, 1862. During the action his regiment was on the

extreme left and after it was over the command fell back to Belle Plaine and went into winter quarters. In

January, Colonel Robinson helped pull Burnside out of the mud, and in the spring went to encounter the

disasters whose story is told on countless pages of this work. In the 1st Corps under Wadsworth, Colonel

Robinson fought at Fitzhugh's Crossing, April 29th, the transit being hotly contested by the rebels, and he

received orders to cross with his regiment on pontoons, which was done. They were ordered back and the

scrimmage and the scrimmage across the river continued until the battle of Chancellorsville and the brigade

reached the field as support, Sunday morning, May 3rd. The regiment took its former position afterwards

below Fredericksburg and remained until General Wadsworth ordered General Reynolds to detail Colonel

Robinson with a command of troops (which was composed of his own regiment, two companies of the 2nd

Wisconsin and the 56th Pennsylvania Infantry) to report to General Russell. Accordingly, he crossed the

Rappahannock with his command at Kelly's Ford, found General Russell at Brandy Station and supported a

cavalry force in a reconnaissance towards Culpeper Court House, VA., June 9th. They were needed for the

rebel cavalry made an attack and the troops fell back "licking" a greatly superior force. Hooker, with the

main army, was in pursuit after Lee and the 7th Wisconsin marched 160 miles to the vicinity of Gettysburg,

Lee taking a circular route thither. The rebels reached York in advance and created consternation, but

Gettysburg wiped out their offences in that locality.

The Iron Brigade distinguished itself on the first day of that fight in a manner that needs no feeble elaboration

on these pages, but General Meredith, commanding, was wounded and the brigade continued its masterly

work commanded by Colonel Robinson of the 7th Wisconsin. He conducted its career during the remainder

of the fight and was head of the brigade through his connection with the command; except for a short period

while home on a furlough, and until the second day's battle of the Wilderness, when he was again placed in

command. June 30th, the brigade bivouacked between Emmettsville and Gettysburg and when the firing

commenced on the morning of July 1st, was ordered to move by quick marches to the field, moving 25

minutes and halting 5 minutes until near Gettysburg, when they turned off from the main road and advanced

at a double-quick to meet the enemy's infantry, who were advancing to attack our cavalry, engaged at the

same time with the rebel cavalry. They were the first Union infantry on the field. Double-quickened in to the

"wheatfield," and received a storm of shot from the "Devil's Den," when they charged and drove the rebels

out, taking a large number of prisoners. An order was received by Colonel Robinson to fall back towards the

town, which movement was executed by alternating battalions, with firing, until he reached Seminary Ridge,

when a stand was made and where Lieutenant Colonel Callis was severely wounded. Just before sundown

orders were received by Colonel Robinson to fall back to Cemetery Hill and the brigade fell back, passing

through the town. (The brigade had lost fully one-half its members killed, wounded and missing.) July 2nd,

Colonel Robinson, with his command, occupied a position in the front line of the right of the center of the

main army and held it during two day's fighting, occasionally moving to support a weak point. Lee retreated

during the night of July 3rd and the brigade remained on the field on the 4th. On the morning of the 5th the

command started on the retrograde march in the same route it had come, keeping on east of the Blue Ridge,

the enemy being on the west until the pass at South Mountain leading to Hagerstown was reached. The latter

place the rebel rear was overtaken and an action was imminent, but none occurred as Lee got out of the way.

Colonel Robinson moved with his brigade to Warrenton and thence to the Rappahannock, and remained at

various camps at or near Rappahannock Station until the movement at Mine Run and the 7th was in the action

at Buckland Mills. November 26th Colonel Robinson was in the fight with his command at Mine Run. At

Kelly's Ford, "veteranizing" took place and Colonel Robinson went to Wisconsin with his regiment on

furlough, returning to Culpeper Court House. In the spring the brigade went to the Wilderness campaign, the

1st and 5th Corps uniting under Warren.

The command crossed the Rapidan, bivouacking at the "quartz mills" and, on hearing the firing the next

morning, advanced to the rebel breastworks with the enemy on the left and right, the Union troops falling

back with great loss. They rested on their arms through the night without light or food. On the morning of

the 6th the firing commenced again, the rebels being driven back to their batteries on a line, crossing the

Plank Road, the right falling back and leaving the 7th alone in front. Colonel Robinson issued orders to his

men to lie down, which they did, but afterwards fell back. He met General Wadsworth and they had some

conversation, which was the last interview of the gallant commander with any human being before he was

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shot. That night Colonel Robinson resumed command of the brigade. On the 8th the battle of Laurel Hill

was fought. On the 12th the brigade was again in action at Spottsylvania. The fighting had been incessant for

many days and everybody was worn out, and on a march to another position on the Bowling Green Road it

was thought they might obtain rest, but soon after an order came for Colonel Robinson to take a position with

the brigade at a point in advance of the army to hold a bridge.

Thence the command went to the North Anna River, where they had a vigorous fight. They then moved to the

crossing of the Pamunkey, threw up breastworks on the hills and kept in almost constant motion to some

point; going to Cold Harbor and the Chickahominy, having moved June 1st to Bethesda Church. The 7th

went to James River and to Petersburg, erecting breastworks and preparing for participation in the work in the

trenches there. For more than 30 days Colonel Robinson had not been able to remove his sword or his

clothing and, harassed by slight wounds and worn out, there being a full line of officers, he resigned.

He went to Sparta, Wis., and engaged in farming until 1873, when he moved to Chippewa Falls, where his

son-in-law resided. In 1875 he was appointed U.S. Consul to Madagascar and continued in that incumbency

12 years. He discharged his duties with distinguished honor and made himself a favorite at Court and with

the people.

When the Madagascan ambassadors were about to visit the United States and Europe in 1882, the Queen

made a special request of the President that Colonel Robinson be allowed to accompany them which he did

and everywhere received the most distinguished attention. He returned to America in December, 1886, and,

not liking the idea of a life of inactivity, he embarked in the coal trade, associated with his son under the style

of H.F. Robinson & Co., buying the ownership of the partner of his son.

Colonel Robinson was married in 1843 at Cleveland, Ohio, to Sarah Jane, daughter of Daniel and Sarah Jane

(Bowen) Fisk. Their first-born child - Edward L. - died when eight years old; Leonora Married General

Hollon Richardson, of whom a sketch appears on other pages. Two children, named Herbert Fisk and Inez

were born to Colonel Robinson and the youngest daughter died in 1864. The second in order of birth,

William W., was sent to West Point when he was graduated and he is now (1890) a Lieutenant in the 7th U.S.

Cavalry at Fort Reilly. During the course of his distinguished service of Colonel Robinson the alternative of a

commission as Brigadier was offered him or a scholarship for his son at West Point and he unhesitatingly

chose his son's advantage, the appointment being made in 1863. His thorough military education has always

kept Colonel Robinson's interest in military organizations alive and he has always been active in the drill of

local organizations. The companies whose instruction he has superintended have proved the value of his

teachings by taking prizes on many occasions. He is a thoroughbred in soldiers' life can carries himself in

accordance with the principles instilled by his training and experiences. Andrew N. Robinson, his brother,

was quartermaster of the 7th Wisconsin; was injured during the first year of the war and was discharged for

disability, he lives in Tennessee.

Colonel Robinson is passing the sunset of life, surrounded by his children and grandchildren. He is at the

verge of man's allotment of years and can look back over his career, devoted to his country, with the content

he deserves as a true son of the Republic, a patriot in descent and fact and a citizen whom all delight to honor.

The highest terms of praise could not be heard in echo of his splendid service for his flag whose stars he

helped to burnish anew amidst the clouds of fratricidal war.

From the Genealogy of Sarah Fisk Robinson

SARAH JANE, b. Sept. 18, 1819; m. Feb. 5, 1842, Col. William Wallace Robinson. He was b. Fair Haven,

Vt., Dec. 14, 1819 res. Wildwood, Wis. William Wallace Robinson (husband of Sarah Jane Fisk), son of John

Williams amid Rebecca (Merritt) Robinson, is a descendant in the seventh generation from John Robinson of

Leyden, Holland, Fame ("the Puritan Father"). Born at Fair Haven, Vt., Dec. 14, 1819, he received his

education in the common schools of Vermont and Castleton Seminary and Rutland Academy, graduating

from the last named when 19 years of age. He also took a course at the Norwich Military Academy. From

1838 to 1840 he taught school in his native State and New Jersey, when he went to Cleveland, Ohio, and in

company with Wm.. Murphy, a professor of languages from Philadelphia, opened and conducted for some

years the "Cleveland High School and Academy." Feb 5, 1842, he married Sarah Jane, the eldest daughter of

Daniel Fisk, and continued to teach until war was declared with Mexico in 1846. He promptly enlisted with

Ohio volunteers and was elected First Lieutenant of his company which was assigned to the Third Regiment

Ohio Volunteers, as Company G, his commission bearing date June 12, 1846. Oct. 26, 1846, he was

promoted Captain of his company. He served at Fort Brown and Matamoras, Carnargo, Monterey and Buena

Vista, though his command took no part in those battles being engaged on detached service. In July, 1847, the

terms of enlistment of the regiment expiring, the entire command was mustered out of the service at New

Orleans and he returned to Ohio and engaged in farming and teaching until the summer of 1851, when he

made a trip to Wisconsin, locating lands for himself and father-in-law, Daniel Fisk, at Sparta, Monroe

County. Returning to Ohio in the fall, intending to move his family to Wisconsin in the spring, he changed his

plans, and went to California himself, leaving his family with Mr. Fisk who removed with them to Wisconsin

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in Sept., 1852.

The trip to California, overland, consumed six months to a day, he arriving at Whiskey Diggings, Sierra

County, in September. He engaged in mining for a few weeks but soon with several partners took a contract to

construct a flume, some eleven miles in length, for the Minnesota Water Company, which was to conduct

water from a mountain stream for use at "Smiths" and the "Minnesota Diggings." After completing this job he

engaged in various enterprises of a more or less remunerative character until the fall of 1855 when he rejoined

his family at Sparta, Wis., and removing during the winter of 1855-56 to Waseca County, Minnesota, founded

the town of Wilton which for a time became the county seat. In 1858 he ran for the State Legislature on the

Democratic ticket, but was defeated, and was appointed Colonel of the Ninth Regiment Minnesota Militia, by

Governor Sibley. In 1859 selling his Minnesota property he returned to Sparta, Wis., and built a home on his

lands near that village. At the breaking out of the Civil War he was engaged in drilling the first company

raised in the county, and Aug. 15, 1861, was commissioned Lieutenant-Colonel of the Seventh Regiment

Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, and with this regiment, which with four others constituted the famous Iron

Brigade, lie served, taking part in every battle fought by the Army of the Potomac except the first Bull Run,

Antietam (fought while he was in hospital with a severe wound received at battle of Gainesville) and Five

Forks. He was promoted Colonel of the regiment in Feb., 1862, and was frequently in command of the

brigade by reason of his seniority before 1863, but from the morning of the first day's fight at Gettysburg,

when Brigadier-General Meredith was wounded, he commanded the Iron Brigade through the bloody

campaigns of 1863-64 and until the army sat down in the trenches around Petersburg, when suffering from

sickness and the breaking out of his wound received in 1862 he resigned in July, 1864. He had taken part in

over thirty battles and "affairs" and though "hit" three times, received but one serious wound, that at

Gainesville. His regiment, the Seventh Wisconsin, lost more men killed and wounded by four times any other

taking part in the war, as is shown by the records of the War Department and recently published. At the close

of the war he was tendered a Brevet Brigadier-General's commission, but declined it. After somewhat

recovering from his wounds (1865) he engaged in farming and lumbering, removing to Chippewa Falls, Wis.,

in 1874. In 1875 he was appointed United States Consul to Madagascar by President Grant, and undisturbed

by succeeding administrations held that office until the fall of 1886, when, heeding the remonstrances of his

children, he resigned and came home to spend his old age surrounded by his children and grandchildren.

During his service in Madagascar he made the treaty with that government which the French at this writing

(1896) are attempting to set aside, and at the urgent request of the Queen of Madagascar was directed by our

State Department to accompany the Malagassy Embassy on its visit to the courts of Europe and to the United

States in 1882-83 during its vain search for peace. He and his wife are now living with his youngest son in

Wisconsin, hale and hearty, though both are in their 77th year. He is a descendant of the Rev. John Robinson,

the Leyden pastor, b. in Lincolnshire. England, 1575; emigrated to Leyden, Holland, in 1608, with his

congregation, and there formed the nucleus of the Plymouth Colony of 1620. He is a direct descendant of his

through his son Isaac, b. 1610; Peter, b. 1660; Peter, Jr., b. 1697; Eliab, b. 1742; John William, b. 1782;

William Wallace. Ch.: I. Edward Lorenzo, b. Nov. 16, 1842; d. 1851 in Ohio. 2, Leonora Colista, b. Aug. 10,

1844 m. 1862, at Washington, D. C., to General Hollan Richardson; present add. Chippewa Falls, Wis. 3,

William Wallace, Jr., b. Apr. 21, 1846; graduated West Point, N. Y., June, 1869; now Captain and

Quartermaster of United States Army: add. The Presidio, San Francisco, Cal.; m. Aug., 1869, Ella L. Winsor;

m. 2d, Mar. 31, 1887, Minnie Ten Eyck; ch.: Ella Nora, b. Nov. 28, 1873; add. Sparta, Wis. Edward Winsor,

b. Feb. t8, 1875; add. West Point, N. Y. May Josephine, b. May or June, 1880; add. Sparta, Wis. 4, Herbert

Fisk, b. Aug. 2, t858; m. at Chippewa Falls, Wis., Dec. 31, 1879; add. Wildwood, Wis. 5, Inez Euseba, b.

Aug.. 27. 1860 d. Aug. 5. 1864.

Fiske and Fisk family : being the record of the descendants of Symond Fiske, Lord of the manor of

Stadhaugh, Suffolk County, England.

Excerpts from "The Iron Brigade", Alan T. Nolan, The Macmillian Co., NY, 1961

Second in command was Lieutenant Colonel W. W. Robinson of Sparta, who was to assume command upon

Vandor's resignation. Robinson was a Vermonter, forty-two years old, who claimed Mayflower Pilgrim

descent and whose father had been a wounded veteran of the War of 1812. Robinson had attended several

schools in Vermont, including the academy at Norwich, and after finishing his own education he had been a

teacher in New Jersey and then in Cleveland, Ohio, before heading west for gold. Returning to Ohio in time

to be commissioned a lieutenant in the Third Ohio Infantry for the Mexican War, he had ended the war as a

captain and had again set out for California and the gold fields in 1852. Employed in California by a

Minnesota utility corporation, Robinson returned to Minnesota, founded the town of Wilton, and was

commissioned as colonel in the state militia. It was not until 1858 that he moved to Wisconsin, but he had

friends there, and his Mexican War experience commended him to Wisconsin's governor.*

*from notes: Wis A.G.1865, p1347; Soldiers and Citizen Album of Biographical Record pp.553-6

The Iron Brigade: Alan T. Nolan, The Macmillian Company, NY. NY 1961, p 27

Additional amusement for the soldiers was provided by a controversy in the Seventh Wisconsin where

Colonel Robinson had brought his family to Arlington Heights for the winter. In the Robinson household was

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a daughter, Leonora, who soon became the object of the attention of a lieutenant of the Seventh, twenty-five-

year-old Hollon Richardson of Company A. From an objective view, Richardson seemed an eligible suitor. A

native of Poland, Ohio, where he had been admitted to the bar in 1857, he was the son of a substantial

construction contractor who had moved to Chippewa Falls in 1858. The youth also seemed to have good

prospects of his own. In 1860, a comparative newcomer, he had been elected prosecuting attorney of

Chippewa County. As the first man to enlist from that county, his zeal for the war was presumably

unquestioned. But none of these things impressed Colonel Robinson, who strenuously objected to

Richardson's interest in his daughter, and forbade the two to see each other. Armed with parental authority

over his daughter and military jurisdiction over Richardson, the colonel may have felt more secure than most

fathers in this age-old situation. But Robinson was defeated when Richardson and the girl eloped to

Washington and were married. When the lieutenant returned to his regiment, the soldiers must have waited

for the colonel's next move. No further record exists of the event, and there is nothing to show whether

Robinson changed his mind or was simply resigned to an accomplished fact. But Lieutenant Richardson

remained with the Seventh, and he an Colonel Robinson apparently worked together harmoniously, as their

records were later to testify?*

*note: the elopement took place on May 9, 1862. Soldiers and Citizens Ablum of Biographical Record, Vol

II, pp 578-82; Wisconsin Necrology, Vol XVI, pp13-14

The Iron Brigade: Alan T. Nolan, The Macmillian Company, NY. NY 1961, pp 36-7

Colonel Robinson resigned to return to Wisconsin before undertaking a twelve-year term as Consul to

Madagascar.* He was the first Counsul Generalk to that Island Nation.

*Note: Robinson resigned on July 9, 1864, Wis. A.G.,1865, p. 1347 . Robinson returned to Wisconsin, to

Sparta, where he was engaged m farming until 1873. In 1873 he moved to Chippewa Falls and was appointed

to the consulship in 1875 In 1886, he returned to Chippewa Falls and went into the coal business with his

son. Soldiers and Citizens Album of Biographical Record, pp.553-6

The Iron Brigade: Alan T. Nolan, The Macmillian Company, NY. NY 1961, p 276

More About Col. William Wallace Robinson:

Burial: Ft. Lawton, Seattle, WI

Education: Rutland Academy, Castleton, Academy, Norwich Academy

Fact 1: Schooled in Vermont. Teacher in N.J.&Clev.

Fact 2: Went west 1852 to prospect gold.

Fact 3: Founded town of Wilton, Minn.

Fact 4: Claimed Mayflower Decesndent

Military service: Col.7th. Wis. Iron Brigade Civil War

Source: The Robinsons and Their Kin Folk

Notes for Sarah Jane Fisk:

Obituary, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Tuesday, November 3, 1908. "ROBINSON - At Shilshore Bay (Fort

Lawton). November 2, 1908, Sara J. Fisk Robinson, aged 89, beloved wife of the late Col. W.W. Robinson,

Wisconsin Volunteers, and mother of Lieut. Col. W. W. Robinson, jr., and H.F. Robinson, and daughter of

Mrs. H. Richardson. Funeral will take place Wednesday, November 4, 1908, at her home, Thirty-sixth and

West Government way, at 11 a.m., Internment at Mount Pleasant cemetery. All friends invited.

More About Sarah Jane Fisk:

Burial: May 3, 1913, Ft. Lawton, Seattle, WI

22 ii. Andrew Norton Robinson, born March 23, 1825 in Fairhaven, Rutland, VT; died December 13, 1890 in

Kaukauna, Wisconsin; married Charlotte Sarah Williams May 1, 1845 in Avon, Lorain, Ohio.

48. Christoph Harsch, born February 10, 1766 in Bereldingen, Luxemburg; died January 15, 1823 in

Bereldingen, Luxemburg. He was the son of 96. Matthias Harsch and 97. Susanna Anthon. He married 49.

Susanna Glood December 12, 1791 in Steinsel, Luxemburg.

49. Susanna Glood, born December 12, 1763 in Eleringden, Luxemburg; died January 13, 1825 in Bereldingen,

Luxemburg. She was the daughter of 98. Johannes Glood and 99. Mariea Biwer.


GODPARENTS/SPONSORS: Christoph Ewert and Elisabetha Jans, bith of the from Bereldingen

DEATH-INDICATED-BY: Johannes Harsch if Bereldingen, 29 yrs, farmer, son of deceased; Theodor Junck, also

from Bereldingen, 49 yrs, field guard, neighbor of deseased.

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Notes for Susanna Glood:

Translation of Document

Individual Glood, Susanna

Issue Death

Date January 12, 1825

SourceCivil Registration of Steinsel, Luxembourg

Ref d.4/1825

Language German

Remarks Bereldingen = Berelange:Eleringen = Ellange

In the year of 1825, on the 13th day of the month of January, at 6 o'clock in the evening, there appeared before us,

Mathias Muller, mayor and municipal civil registration clerk for the municipality of Steinsel, county of Luxemburg,

Grand-Dukedom of Luxemburg, Jean Harsch of Bereldingen, 32 years of age, son of the deceased, farmer, and

Schintgen Joseph, 27 years of age who has no occupation, both of which living in this municipality

They have declared to us, that Susanna Gloodt from Bereldingen, 62 years of age, who had no occupation, born in

Ehlerdingen in the Grand-Dukedom of Luxemburg, wife of the deceased Christoph Harsch, passed away in

Bereldingen today, at 2 o'clock in the morning, in the house # [blank], street [blank].

After it was read aloud, the declarants signed along with us. [Signatures~j

Schintgen

Jean Harsch

M Muller

Children of Christoph Harsch and Susanna Glood are:i. Matthias Harsch, born November 18, 1792 in Bereldingen, Luxemburg.

Notes for Matthias Harsch:

GODPARENTS/SPONSORS: Matthias Harsch of Berelingen: Elisabetha Gloos of Erlingen

More About Matthias Harsch:

Christened: November 19, 1792

24 ii. Johann Harsch, born July 20, 1794 in Bereldingen, Luxemburg; died March 12, 1835 in Savelborn,

Luxemburg; married Barbara Grein October 20, 1818 in Steinsel, Luxemburg.

iii. Susanna Harsch, born December 10, 1798 in Bereldingen, Luxemburg; died July 18, 1842 in Bereldingen,

Luxemburg; married (1) Nicolas Christiany; born 1801; married (2) Franz Lemmer October 20, 1818 in

Bereldingen, Luxemberg; born April 3, 1794 in Steinsel, Luxemberg; died July 23, 1825 in Bereldingen,

Luxemburg.

More About Franz Lemmer:

Occupation: Innkeeper in Berelingen

iv. Maria Harsch, born July 18, 1801 in Bereldingen, Luxemburg; married Johann Baptist Bisorf December 12,

1827 in Steinsel, Luxemburg; born February 8, 1797 in Bous, Luxemberg.

v. Peter Harsch, born December 1, 1804 in Bereldingen, Luxemburg; died April 16, 1832 in Bous, Luxemberg;

married Catharina Stiever February 11, 1829 in Steinsel, Luxemburg; born October 2, 1804 in Bous,

Luxemberg.

Notes for Peter Harsch:

CIVIL-BIRTH-WITNESSES: Jacob Enschen of Steinsel 34 yr, field guard; Peter Stumper of Steinsel, 34 y,

farmer

DEATH-INDICATED-BY: Nicolas Stiever, 58,father-in-law of deseased; Johannes Kutter, 24 y farmer

More About Peter Harsch:

Occupation: Daylaborer in Bous

vi. Christoph Harsch, born December 25, 1806 in Bereldingen, Luxemburg; died July 8, 1816 in Bereldingen,

Luxemburg.


CIVIL-BIRTH-WITNESSES: Christoph Jahns of Bereledingen, 41y, farmer;Peter Syumper of Steinsel, 35y,

farmer

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DEATH-INDICATED-BY:Christoph Harsch, 50y, :PeterLarent, 44y.

50. Johann Grein, born in Grubermuhle, Operpallen, Luxembourg; died January 17, 1798 in Grubermuhle,

Operpallen, Luxembourg. He was the son of 100. Michael Grein and 101. Margeretha Schumesch. He married 51.

Maria Evert January 17, 1792 in Oberpallen, Luxemberg.

51. Maria Evert, born in Bereldingen, Luxemburg; died September 16, 1803 in Grubermuhle, Operpallen,

Luxembourg. She was the daughter of 102. Christoph Evert and 103. Maria Mandernach.

Children of Johann Grein and Maria Evert are:i. Michael Grein, born February 22, 1793.

ii. Maria Catharina Grein, born August 18, 1794.

25 iii. Barbara Grein, born March 16, 1799 in Grubermuhle, Operpallen, Luxembourg; died June 1, 1874 in Glen

Haven, Grant, WI; married (1) John Thill in Luxembourg; married (2) Johann Harsch October 20, 1818 in

Steinsel, Luxemburg.

56. Johnnis Rauch, born 1789 in Niederehe, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. He was the son of 112. Jacob Rauch

and 113. Anna Magdalena Webers. He married 57. Gertrude Niederehe October 21, 1818 in Niederehe, RP,

Germany.

57. Gertrude Niederehe, born Abt. 1798 in Niederehe, RP Germany. She was the daughter of 114. Peter

Joseph Neiderehe and 115. Anna Webers.

Child of Johnnis Rauch and Gertrude Niederehe is:28 i. Peter Joannis Rauch, born December 27, 1823 in Niederehe, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; died October 20,

1888 in Glen Haven, Grant, WI; married Susan Haas February 12, 1851 in Niederehe, Rheinland-Pfalz,

Germany.

60. Mathias Petry, born Abt. 1800 in Korrig, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; died Bef. January 19, 1860 in Korrig,

Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. He was the son of 120. Conrad Petry and 121. Magdalena Lerden. He married 61.

Margaret Holbach February 15, 1827 in Korrig, Rheonland=Pfalz, Germany.

61. Margaret Holbach, born Abt. 1800 in Korrig, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. She was the daughter of 122.

Michael Holbach and 123. Cathrina Dustert.

Notes for Mathias Petry:

CONFIRMATION:Catholic Church Records;1797-1874;Korrig, Germany;6 Jul 1813;FHL

Film #0469168, Item 2;note: parents place of marriage is from this record.

MARRIAGE:Catholic Church Records;1797-1874;Korrig, Germany;p. 197;FHL Film

#0469168, Item 4.

DEATH:Marriage Records Records;1837-1908;St. Martin's Catholic Church,

Nittel, Germany;;FHL film 1336859;Note:death date from marriage of daughter

Margaret.

Notes for Margaret Holbach:

!MARRIAGE:Catholic Church Records;1797-1874;Korrig, Germany;p. 197;FHL Film

#0469168, Item 4.

Children of Mathias Petry and Margaret Holbach are:i. Conrad Petry, born September 20, 1827 in Korrig, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; Stepchild; married Mari; born

1831 in Prussia.

Notes for Conrad Petry:

!BIRTH-BAPTISM:Catholic Church Records;1797-1874;Korrig, Germany;p. 34;FHL Film

#0469168, Item 4;note:Witnesses were Conrad Petry of Korrig and Catherina Dustert of Tavern.


#0469168, Item 4.

1864 - Conrad Petry, military service

Residence: Lomira, Wisconsin

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Side Served: Union

State Served: Wisconsin

Service Record: Enlisted as a Private.

Enlisted in 21st Infantry Regiment Wisconsin.

Transferred out of 21st Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 6 Oct 1864.

Transferred into Company B, 3rd Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 6 Oct 1864.

Mustered Out Company B, 3rd Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 18 Jul 1865 at Madison, WI.

30 ii. Nicolas Petry, born July 31, 1832 in Korrig, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; died March 30, 1869 in Nittel,

Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; married Margaret T. Waldbillig January 19, 1860 in Nittel, Rheinland-Pfatz,

Germany.

iii. Catharine Petry, born July 20, 1840.

iv. Mathias Petry, born January 19, 1841 in Korrig, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; Stepchild.

Notes for Mathias Petry:

!BIRTH-BAPTISM:Catholic Church Records;1797-1874;Korrig, Germany;p. 61;FHL Film

#0469168, Item 4;note:Witnesses were Mathias Boesen of Kahren and Catharina

Hobach of Tavern. Born at 2000 hours.


#0469168, Item 4.

v. Helena Petry, born December 18, 1828.

vi. Susanna Petry, born October 26, 1830.

vii. Barbara Petry, born September 4, 1834.

62. Dominic Waldbillig, born 1784 in Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; died June 19, 1844 in Nittel, Rheinland-Pfalz,

Germany. He married 63. Francis Maria Ronck.

63. Francis Maria Ronck, born 1783 in Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; died April 26, 1853 in Nittel, Rheinland-

Pfalz, Germany. She was the daughter of 126. John Ronck and 127. Francis Stoffel.

Notes for Dominic Waldbillig:

BIRTH-DEATH:DEATH Records Records;1797-1850;St. Martin's Catholic Church, Nittel, Germany;page 256;FHL

film 0549627.

MARRIAGE:Marriage Records;1837-1908;St. Martin's Catholic Church,Nittel, Germany;;FHL film 1336859.

DEATH-BIRTH:DEATH Records Records;1850-1908;St. Martin's Catholic Church, Nittel, Germany;page 10;FHL

film 1336860.

Notes for Francis Maria Ronck:

MARRIAGE:Marriage Records;1837-1908;St. Martin's Catholic Church,Nittel,

Germany;;FHL film 1336859.

DEATH-BIRTH:DEATH Records Records;1850-1908;St. Martin's Catholic Church,

Nittel, Germany;page 10;FHL film 1336860.

Children of Dominic Waldbillig and Francis Ronck are:i. Mathias Waldbillig, born September 28, 1820.

ii. Angela Waldbillig, born November 27, 1822.

iii. Maria Christina Waldbillig, born May 18, 1823.

31 iv. Margaret T. Waldbillig, born December 12, 1825 in Nittel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; died October 28, 1891

in Glen Haven, Grant, Wisconsin; married (1) Joseph P Ackerman; married (2) Nicolas Petry January 19,

1860 in Nittel, Rheinland-Pfatz, Germany.

Generation No. 7

80. Bartholomew Knickerbocker, born Abt. 1768 in Salisbury, Litchfield, Connecticut; died Aft. 1850 in

Cazenovia, Madison, New York. He was the son of 160. Harmon Knickerbocker and 161. Thankful. He married

81. unnamed.

81. unnamed

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Child of Bartholomew Knickerbocker and unnamed is:40 i. John Knickerbocker, born 1801 in Cazanovia, Madison, NY; died October 20, 1897 in Appleton, Outagamie,

WI; married (1) Sally Williams November 28, 1822 in Cazenovia, Madison, New York; married (2) Sally

Williams November 28, 1822 in Cazenovia, Madison, NY.

88. Eliab Robinson, born August 27, 1742 in Windham, CT; died April 16, 1836 in Pittsford, VT. He was the

son of 176. Peter Robinson and 177. Ruth Fuller. He married 89. Lucy Richardson Williams January 30, 1777.

89. Lucy Richardson Williams, born September 3, 1752 in Coventry, Tolland, CT; died March 23, 1834 in

Pittsford, VT. She was the daughter of 178. Nathan Richardson and 179. Phebe Crocker.

Notes for Eliab Robinson:

Purchased sawmill with sons John and Septemius, Fair Haven, VT

CENSUS, 1820, Fair Haven, VT

"...was living in Pennsylvania, 1849." The Giles Memorial Genealogical Memoirs

Eliab Robinson, born Aug 22, 1742 in Windham (likely in the Scotland Society section now the separate Town of

Scotland), Windham, CT, was the seventh son of Lt. Peter Robinson, Jr. and Ruth Fuller. As reflected in Eliab's

father's notes, Lt. Peter Jr. was admitted to membership in the Windham 1st Congregational Church on June 4, 1726

(Julian) and Ruth (Fuller) Robinson was admitted on Mar. 4, 1733 (Julian). The five oldest of Peter and Ruth's 11

known children were baptized at the Windham 1st Church.

In 1736 ninety members of the Windham congregation, who were living in the "Scotland Society Settlement" section

of Windham, agreeably separated and left with the newly ordained former scribe of the Windham 1st Church to form

the third church in the original Town of Windham (AKA the Scotland 1st Congregational Church).

There are extensive printed and electronic records for the original Windham 1st Church. Unfortunately, the same can

not be said for the Scotland 1st Church; however, the available records have been transcribed and are available on the

Windham, CT genealogical website.

We have centered our confirmation as to Eliab Robinson's lineage from Rev. John Robinson of Leiden on the writing

of Rev. William Allen, DD contained in Vol. I of the "Works of John Robinson, Pastor of the Pilgrim Fathers, with A

Memoir and Annotations," by Robert Ashton, Secretary of the Congregational Board, London; pub. Boston, 1851.

From pg. lxxv-lxxxii (p. 75-82), Rev. Allen of Northampton, MA writes regarding his inquiry on some of the

descendants of Rev. John Robinson. He states that "In answer to such inquiries I am happy to be able to say, that I

have recently conversed with several of his descendants, who bear his name, ministers of the gospel…Useful and

distinguished men, of whom the following is a brief account."

Rev. Dr. Allen's credentials were: "Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and Member of the

American Antiquity Society, and of the Historical Society (or Societies) of Maine, New Hampshire, and New York;

and formerly Congregational Minister, Pittsfield [presumably Pittsfield, MA some 20- miles west of Northampton],

and President of Boudoin College, in Maine." In Ashton's preface to Vol. I, Ashton also references Rev. Dr. Allen

being the author of the "American Biographical Dictionary" and other works. Apparently, at the time of Ashton's

publication, the good Rev. Dr. Allen was in the process of finalizing his own "Biography of Robinson" and offered the

material spontaneously for inclusion in Ashton. Unfortunately, we cannot find reference to Rev. Allen ever publishing

his intended "Biography of Robinson."

Allen's material includes specific data regarding Eliab and his children, which we have independently proven from the

historical record. It also contains data we were not aware if regarding the children of Rev. Septimius Robinson,

including identifying suspected son Henry whom we were having difficulty confirming.

From: Ashton's "Works of John Robinson...", vol. I, pg. lxxxi: "The Descendants of the Rev. John Robinson", by Rev.

William Allen, DD:

"Eliab, the son of Peter the second, died in Pittsford, Vermont, in April, 1836, aged ninety-three. His children were

Lucy Williams, who married Joshua Kingsley of Pittsford; Rev. Ralph Robinson, living in 1850, in New Haven, near

Oswego, New York; John Williams; Albigence Waldo Robinson, M.D., also of New Haven, and Rev. Septimius

Robinson, of Morrisville, Vermont [note: all of the above has been independently confirmed by this writer].

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The children of Rev. Ralph Robinson, who is of the sixth generation, reckoning John Robinson as the first, are -- Rev.

Ebenezer Weeks Robinson, of Lisbon, New London County, Connecticut; Jonathan Edwards Robinson, of Richland,

New York; and Rev. Samuel Newell Robinson, of Truxton, New York [note: all independently confirmed by this

writer].

The children of the Rev. Septimius Robinson are Betsey Ann; Henry Wright Robinson, of Johnson, Vermont; Leroy

Holmes Robinson, Editor of the Stanstead Journal, Stanstead, Canada East; James Caswell Robinson, of Hartford;

Septimius Dwight Robinson of West Springfield; and William Allent (sic..Albert) Robinson [note: all independently

confirmed by this writer although LeRoy's middle name was apparently not Holmes]."

In that Rev. Allen's material was as of the date Ashton was published (1851), and the fact that James Caswell

Robinson, my maternal great great grandfather was indeed in Bloomfield just north of Hartford, CT in 1850, it would

be a better than fair assumption that either the Rev. Septimius Robinson of Morrisville, VT, or Septimius' son Dwight

Septimius, who was residing "down the road" from Northampton in West Springfield, MA, provided Rev. Dr. Allen

with the foregoing details.

For Eliab in particular, it appears he was a patriot during the Revolutionary War. He is incorrectly identified as

"Robinson, Eliah, Private; 0; 4", one of the undrafted soldiers that answered and served for 4 days from the Town of

Windham during the Lexington Alarm of April 1775. He returned to Windham after fellow townsmen were

subsequently drafted as replacements. (Ref: Record of Connecticut Men in the Military and Naval Service During the

War of the Revolution 1775-1783, Edited by Henry P. Johnston, A.M., under authority of the Adjutant-General of

Connecticut, Hartford 1889 - subsection titled "The Men who Marched from the Connecticut Towns for the Relief of

Boston in the Lexington Alarm, April, 1775")

It is possible that the Lexington Alarm or its subsequent events is how Eliab's future wife Lucy lost her first husband,

the historically unknown Williams.

Eliab married the widow Lucy (Richardson) Williams on January 30, 1777 in Windham, CT. Because this writer

carries Lucy's blood, there has been considerable effort made to confirm what Lucy's surname was. Historically, she

is simply identified as Lucy Richardson Williams with no specific context between the names Richardson and

Williams. That is, until we found Lucy's eldest son's biography in the catalogue of the Middlebury College of VT.

That bio confirms her maiden name was Richardson and, indirectly through separate research, her parents, Nathan and

Phebe (Crocker) Richardson of Coventry, CT (see collateral notes for Lucy and son Ralph.)

Eliab and Lucy (Richardson) Robinson reportedly had the following seven children:

Lucy Williams, Rev. Ralph, John William(s), Eliab (died young), Dr. Albigence Waldo, Rev. Septimius, and Betsey.

We suggest there may have been an additional daughter in the family if the 1800 Dorset, VT census is taken at face

value (see below).

Where Eliab and Lucy lived in Windham, CT is presently unknown. There is no question that they existed and

created a discernable branch of the Rev. John Robinson family tree. However, we have not yet explored local land

records for a specific location, if any are recorded.

Before as well as just after the Revolutionary War, there was considerable northward migration of lower New England

families to upper New England. Part of this migration was in order to escape the British Army and its campaigns of

destruction eastward from New York City along Connecticut's coastline. Other reasons included the on-going

controversy between New Hampshire and New York over claim to the territory now the State of Vermont.

Just before the American Revolution, a considerable number of large grants were made by colonial New Hampshire,

particularly in the area that now is Bennington and Rutland Counties of southwest and western Vermont. By the mid-

1700s, Maine and Vermont were the last areas in New England to afford new land for settlement, and of these two

areas lower Vermont was the favored location.

Eliab removed his family from Windham, CT to the Vermont Territory quite likely sometime between mid-1785 and

early 1787. As best as can be determined, members of the broad Robinson family in Windham together with allied

families began removing to southwestern Vermont between 1780 and 1790. Eliab and Lucy's fourth child, Eliab, born

in 1783 but who died young on January 26, 1785, is the family's last child recorded in the Windham, CT vital records.

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Son Albigence was born on May 22, 1787 and by his own written census in 1855, stated he was born in Vermont.

Based on new documentation, Lucy's parents, Nathan and Phebe Crocker Richardson, reportedly moved their family

and most of Lucy's siblings in March 1780 to Manchester just north of Bennington, in Bennington Co, VT.

Vermont become the 14th state of the new United States in 1791. The "1790" VT census officially started on April 4,

1791 for a four month period. Rutland County was certified before a Justice of the Peace in Fair Haven, VT in

August 1792.

The only readily discernable "Eliab" that is shown in the "1790" Vermont census is "Eliab Robertson" in Poultney,

Rutland, VT. Throughout early American censuses, the surname Robertson was often a corruption of Robinson.

Poultney is relatively midway between Fair Haven to the north and Dorset to the south, two early known locations of

the family. By tradition son Septimius was born in Dorset, Bennington Co, VT on July 27, 1790 followed by daughter

Betsey on August 11, 1792. In all likelihood, Septimius was born in Dorset and Betsey in Poultney.

The 1791 enumeration of "Eliab Robertson" in Poultney was 1-3-3, meaning:

1 male 16 and over including head of household - Eliab Robinson

3 males under 16 - Ralph, John William and Septimius

3 females of all ages including head of household - Wife Lucy, Lucy Williams and Albigence

For the family of Eliab Robinson, all four sons living in 1791 were in fact under the age of 16. In 1791, eldest son

Ralph was only 11 years old. Thus, the enumeration accounts for sons Ralph, John W., and Septimius, latter a mere

toddler born in July 1790. Two of the 3 females account for mother Lucy and daughter Lucy Williams. Youngest

child Betsey was born in August 1792 following this census and its certification. Hence, in all likelihood the third

"daughter" was actually fourth son Albigence, who because of his unusual name probably was interpreted as being a

girl by the enumerator. Although Eliab Robertson and Eliab Robinson might in fact have been two different people

and this enumeration purely coincidental, we suspect this was in fact Eliab and Lucy Robinson's household.

There is only one Eliab Robinson shown in the 1800 Vermont census indexes. He was residing in Dorset, VT, which

is south of Poultney northwest of Manchester in northwest Bennington Co. What we find compelling is that

regardless of county, all of the early references where Eliab and Lucy may have been, as well as by tradition many of

their children's children were born, are along modern SR 30 running south from Fair Haven to Bennington just east of

the Washington Co, NY/ Rutland Co, VT border.

Virtually all census indexes regarding Eliab's 1800 household have the male and female count reversed. The actual

written census entry reads:

Robinson, Eliab; 02201-20100, total 8 persons in the household:

2 males 10 to under 16 - [Albigence b. 1787 & Septimius b. 1790]

2 males 16 to under 26 - [Ralph b. 1780 and John William b. 1782]

1 male 45 and up - [Eliab Sr.]

2 females under 10 - [Betsey b. 1792 and ?]

1 female 16 to under 26 - [eldest daughter Lucy b. 1778 who married c1802]

Except for an apparent unnamed daughter under age 10, and son Eliab who died young, every historically known child

of Eliab and Lucy (Richardson) Robinson can be accounted for in the above enumeration. However, where was Lucy

herself? In 1800 she was some 48 years of age but reportedly lived until 1834. We know for certain that eldest

daughter Lucy Williams Robinson married after the 1800 census and was alive in the 1850s, in Bradford Co, PA.

Because there were only two known daughters in this family, we suspect the final enumeration erroneously placed

Lucy the mother in the wrong age bracket. This 1800 census enumeration was included in the northern half of

Bennington Co, VT assigned to Assistant Marshall Heman Robinson of Bennington. We believe Heman descended

from the unrelated Scotsman George Robinson of Rehoboth, Bristol Co, MA. As such, despite the similarity and

probably curiosity in surname at the time of the enumeration, there was no incentive to be factually correct regarding

Eliab's household.

In addition, there were two younger households in the same 1800 Dorset census, one that adds corroboration to Lucy's

family identity:

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Richardson, Humphrey; 02110-11010, total 7 persons in the household

2 males 10 to under 16 - Hiram (Jan. 1786), George (Dec. 1789)

1 male 16 to under 26 - Humphrey III (Feb. 1784)

1 male 26 to under 45 - Humphrey II (Feb. 1757)

1 female under 10 - Margaret (July 1796)

1 female 10 to under 16 - ?

1 female 26 to under 45 - Margaret (Webb) Richardson

This was Lucy (Richardson) Robinson's 1st cousin Humphrey, b. Feb. 6, 1757 in Coventry, CT, the only child of

Humphrey and Mary Brown. The elder Humphrey was the younger brother of Lucy's father Nathan. In 1837

Humphrey II was still living in Dorset when he made application for reimbursement for property lost as a soldier

during the Revolutionary War. He died in North Bennington, VT in 1849. The 1810 Dorset census shows him to

have had one of the larger loom and weaving operations.

Robinson, John; 22010-30100, total 9 persons in the household

2 males under 10

2 males 10 to under 16

1 male 26 to under 45 - (John, b. bet. 1755-1774)

3 females under 10

1 female 16 to under 26 - (apparent wife of John, b. bet. 1774-1784)

This is not John William(s) Robinson, second son of Eliab and Lucy b. 1782, as he was only 18 years old in 1800.

However, we have been unable to identity his specific Robinson family connection.

Thereafter, supposedly there is no Eliab Robinson listed in the 1810 to 1830 Vermont census and no "Eli" that comes

close in age and household grouping. In 1810 Eliab was some 68 years old. We originally believed Eliab and son

Septimius may have been in the 1810 Sandgate, Bennington Co. census as faint and corrupted adjoining "Johnson"

families. However, after repeated readings of these two 1810 entries we are no longer sure our interpretation is

correct and have removed the references from our narrative.

Son Ralph graduated from Middlebury College (Middlebury, Addison, VT) in 1808, studied theology and was

licensed to preach by the Rutland Congregational Association in 1809 in NY. On November 7, 1810, Ralph was

installed by his soon to be father-in-law, Rev. Holland Weeks, as the minister of the Granville Congregational Church

in Washington Co, NY. Two weeks later Ralph Robinson married 28 year old Anna Weeks, daughter of the same

Rev. Weeks, in Salisbury, Addison, VT. From 1809 forward, Ralph resided in and never left the state of New York.

Thus, one can fairly well assume there were four possible male family members who may have been listed as distinct

Robinson households in the 1810 Vermont census; Eliab and sons John W., Albigence W. and Septimius (see 1820

Fair Haven, VT census for son Septimius). Notwithstanding, we can not find any of them in the 1810 census.

We can not locate son Albigence in the 1820 Vermont censuses and believe he was at that time living in Canada.

However, sons John William and Septimius are in the 1820 Fair Haven, Rutland, VT census. According to the

History of Fair Haven, Eliab, John and Septimius purchased a sawmill business together in Fair Haven in 1819.

Further, according to the Fair Haven Congregational Church, Eliab and Lucy joined that church in 1821 on dismission

from Pittsford. And, of sons John William and Septimius, the latter's 1820 household included both a male and

female age 45 and older. In all likelihood, this was Eliab and Lucy, now both well into their 60s.

Both Eliab and Lucy Robinson reportedly died in Pittsford, Rutland, VT; Lucy on March 23, 1834 followed two years

later by Eliab on April 16, 1836. The Town of Pittsford has no written record of these deaths or of Eliab in the

Town's written history. However, according to the earlier referenced Rev. Allen, who in c1850 had "recently

conversed with several of his descendants...ministers of the gospel...", it would seem apparent that Eliab and Lucy's

immediate family, most likely Rev. Septimius, was the primary source of the date and place of Eliab and Lucy's death.

Nonetheless, in the History of Pittsford is the brief chronology of Joseph Kingsley and his wife Lucy Williams

Robinson. The fact that this chronology is contained solely in the history of the Town of Pittsford, VT, and not in any

other nearby published town history, seems to suggest that at Eliab and Lucy's death they were members of the

household of Joshua Kingsley in Pittsford.

Children of Eliab Robinson and Lucy Williams are:i. Lucy Williams Robinson, born February 12, 1778 in Scotland, Tisbury, MA; died WFT Est. 1779-1872.

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ii. Ralph Robinson, born March 12, 1780 in Windham, CT; died May 14, 1863 in New Haven, Oswego Co, NY;

married Anna Weeks November 21, 1810 in Salisbury, VT; born September 23, 1782 in Litchfield, CT; died

April 12, 1868 in New Haven, NY.

Notes for Ralph Robinson:

1808: Graduated from Middlebury College. He was a Congregational minister for nearly fifty years in North

Granville, Marshall, Pulaski and New Haven, Oswego County, NY; and was recently called "Father

Robinson" by all who knew him. He had two sons in the ministry. The following extract is from a sermon of

Rev. A. Parke Burgess: "He (Rev. Ralph Robinson) graduated at Middlebury College in 1808. Studied

theology with Rev. Holland Weeks of Pittsford, VT. Licensed to preach by the Rutland Congregational

Association. Preached for one year in and about Malone, NY; ordained, Nov. 1810, over the churches of

Granville and Hartford, NY, where he ministered for 12 1/2 years; settled over the church at Marshall, NY,

for five years.

1828: He moved to New Haven, NY, preached there and at Mexicoville, NY for two years.

1830: Was called to the church at Pulaski.[Merged.FBC.

More About Anna Weeks:

Fact 12: 5D-17

44 iii. John Williams Robinson, born April 23, 1782 in Simsbury, Scotland, Windham, CT; died Abt. 1860 in

Wisconsin; married (1) Phebe Palmer December 1802; married (2) Rebecca Merritt March 1819 in Fairhaven,

Rutland, Vermont.

iv. Eliab Robinson, born January 15, 1783 in Poultney, VT; died January 26, 1785 in Poultney, VT.

v. Abigence Waldo Robinson, born May 22, 1787; died WFT Est. 1788-1877.

vi. Rev. Septimus Robinson, born July 9, 1790 in Dorset, VT; died September 27, 1860 in Morrisville, VT;

married (1) Lucy Stoddard September 1813; born WFT Est. 1786-1805; died April 21, 1835; married (2)

Semantha Washburn January 6, 1835; born WFT Est. 1787-1818; died WFT Est. 1840-1905.

Notes for Rev. Septimus Robinson:

A Congregationalist minister, ordained at Underhill, VT

Septimius,6 b. in Poultney, Vt., July 27, 1790; m. 1, Sept. 1813, Lucy Stoddard, dau. of Jonathan Stoddard,

of Pawlet, Vt. She d. April 21, 1834. 2, Jan. 6, 1835, Semantha Washburn, dau. of Col?? Asahel Washburn

of Montpelier, Vt. At the age of 31, after being several years settled in life, he became a subject of renewing

grace, and commenced a preparation for the ministry. He studied about two years with several ministers of the

Rutland Association, and was licensed to preach, Sept. 29, 1823. He was ordained pastor at Underhill, Vt.,

March 3, 1824. An interesting revival of religion ensued, in which the church was nearly doubled in numbers.

He was dismissed, Oct. 31, 1826; and installed pastor in Fairfax, Vt., Feb. 21, 1827. He preached half the

time in Fairfax, and half the time in Fletcher and Waterville; the churches in each of these towns being feeble.

The labors of so extensive a field proving too severe, he requested a dismission after two years; and was

acting pastor in Milton, a neighboring town, from Feb. 1, 1829, to Jan 31, 1835. Two revivals in Milton under

his ministry, added nearly eighty souls to the Church. The remaining twenty-five years of his life he spent as

pastor of the Congregational Church in Morristown, Vt., where he labored also with good acceptance and

success; about one hundred souls being gathered into that church during that period. He d. Sept. 27, 1860, a.

70. The compiler of this volume knew him, and honors his memory.

from: The Giles Memorial Genealogical Memoirs. Henry W. Dutton & Son. Boston. 1864. p312

More About Rev. Septimus Robinson:

Cause of Death: Typhoid Fever

Occupation: Congregationalist Minister

vii. Betsy Robinson, born August 11, 1792 in Dorset, Vt;; died September 14, 1814 in Dorset, Vt;.

90. Michael Merritt, born July 27, 1738 in Guilford, New Haven, CT; died August 18, 1815 in Fair Haven,

Rutland VT. He was the son of 180. James Merritt and 181. Katherine Rogers. He married 91. Lucy Chittenden

March 12, 1760 in Killingworth, Connecticut.

91. Lucy Chittenden, born April 25, 1736 in Killingsworth, Middlesex, CT; died September 15, 1810 in Fair

Haven, Rutland, VT. She was the daughter of 182. Nathaniel Chittenden and 183. Lucy Nettleton.

Notes for Michael Merritt:

Michael was a private in the French and Indian War, after which he married and joined the Killingworth

Congregational Church. In 1779 this couple, like many other "Nutmeggers" sold their land and moved to "New

Connecticut" (i.e. Vermont) -- a nickname also given to the Western Reserve in Ohio. By August 1780 they settled in

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Fair Haven where he was chosen the first constable at the organization of the town and later elected town clerk,

treasurer and selectman.

Michael Merrit

Connecticut

Regiment: Second REGT.COMMAND: Whiting, Nathan Colonel & Captain

Eighth

CO.COMMAND: Redfield, Peleg Captain

CAMPAIGN YEAR: 1759

The town (Fair Haven) was organized at the house of Mr. PRIEST, August 28, 1783, with Mr. PRIEST moderator,

and Eleazer DUDLEY, town clerk. The selectmen chosen were Philip PRIEST, John MEACHAM and Heman

BARLOW; Michael MERRITT, constable. No other officers were chosen until the spring of 1784, when the

following were elected on March 22: Eleazer DUDLEY, town clerk; Eleazer DUDLEY, Thomas DICKSON and

Oliver CLEVELAND, selectmen; Daniel MUNGER, grand juryman; Philip PRIEST and Beriah MITCHELL, listers;

Beriah MITCHELL, constable; Michael MERRITT, treasurer; Ichabod MITCHELL, John MEACHAM and Philip

PRIEST, surveyors; Philip PRIEST, Michael MERRITT and Eleazer DUDLEY, trustees to take care of the school

right and the right for the support of the ministry. The school lot was sold, according to a vote, in September, to

Eleazer DUDLEY for £75.

Michael MERRITT, in August, 1780, came from. Killingworth, Conn., to the farm on the old disused road, in the west

part of the present town, now owned by Heman STANNARD, of Hampton, N. Y., being the same farm whereon

Jonathan LYNDE had begun improvements. He was chosen first constable at the organization, and afterwards served

as town clerk, treasurer, selectman, and in other public offices. He died here August 18, 1815, aged seventy-seven

years, leaving, eleven children, none of whom, or their descendants, survive in Fairhaven.

More About Michael Merritt:

Fact 1: Elected town clerk, treasurer and selectman, Fair Haven, VT

Military service: Private, Militia, French and Indian War

Children of Michael Merritt and Lucy Chittenden are:i. Batholomew Merritt, born January 7, 1762 in Killingsworth, Middlesex, CT; died in Benson, VT; married (1)

Mary Warren; died November 1837 in Palmer, MI; married (2) Mary C. Carter 1785.

Notes for Batholomew Merritt:

Bartholomew was a Revolutionary War soldier

More About Batholomew Merritt:

Military service: Revolutionary War

ii. Michael Merritt, born November 14, 1763 in Killingsworth, Middlesex, CT; died in Benson, VT; married (1)

Cathy (or Katie) Parsons; married (2) Sally Olney; died December 10, 1795 in Benson, CT.

Notes for Michael Merritt:

Revolutionary War Soldier, Lived in Benson in 1800

More About Michael Merritt:

Military service: Revolutionary War

iii. Martin Merritt, born July 26, 1765 in KIllingsworth, Middlesex, CT; died February 22, 1850 in Georgia,

Franklin, VT; married Betsy Babcock Abt. 1785 in Georgia, Franklin, VT; died November 16, 1864.

Notes for Martin Merritt:

They lived in Georgia VT in 1800 presumably on the 50 acres his father had given him in 1795

Notes for Betsy Babcock:

[Merged.FBC.FTW]

buriesd in Evarts Cemetery, Georgia, Frankiln, VT (on the Canadian & NY borders

iv. Ansel Merritt, born March 20, 1767 in KIllingsworth, Middlesex, CT; died September 24, 1841 in

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Hopkinton, St. Lawrence, NY; married Betsy Stannard in Fair Haven, Rutland, VT.

Notes for Ansel Merritt:

buried 16 September 1841 "aged seventy-three," Hopkinton, St. Lawrence County, NY (on the Canadian

border)

They lived in Georgia, VT in 1800 presumably on the 50 acres (adjoining his brother Martin's farm) which his

father gave him in 1795. Cornell University preserves papers of an unrelated Merritt family

v. Jemima Merritt, born January 26, 1769 in KIllingsworth, Middlesex, CT; married Henry Cremer in Benson,

VT.

Notes for Jemima Merritt:

They lived in Westhaven, Rutland County, VT in 1800

vi. James Merritt, born November 18, 1770 in KIllingsworth, Middlesex, CT; died in Granville, Washington, NY

(On VT border); married Esther Downs in West Haven, VT.

vii. Nathaneil Merritt, born March 20, 1772 in KIllingsworth, Middlesex, CT; died January 26, 1852 in Georgia,

Franklin, VT; married (1) Rebecca Hurd; died September 23, 1814; married (2) Betsy Bef. October 26, 1848.

viii. Lucy Merritt, born September 8, 1774 in KIllingsworth, Middlesex, CT; died October 11, 1855; married (1)

Russell Smith; born May 24, 1767; died March 19, 1797; married (2) William Hawkins.

More About Russell Smith:

Occupation: Carpenter

ix. Lydia Merritt, born May 5, 1776 in KIllingsworth, Middlesex, CT; married Uriah or Jeriah Lewis; born

March 18, 1772.

Notes for Lydia Merritt:

m. Uriah Lewis, or Jeriah Lewis, b. 18 March 1772 according to a manuscript note in the Yale copy of

Adams' Fair Haven

x. Peter Merritt, born April 23, 1778 in KIllingsworth, Middlesex, CT; died 1861 in Angelica, Allegeny, NY;

married (1) Polly Ann Mallory; born April 30, 1784 in Woodbury, CT; died June 15, 1810; married (2) Ruth

Hurd; died 1844 in Royal Oak, Oakland, OH.

More About Peter Merritt:

Fact 1: Captian of Fair Haven militia

Notes for Polly Ann Mallory:

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died June 15, 1810 aged 25," "whose father was from Connecticut;" perhaps the Polly Mallory, daughter of

Walker Mallory and Martha Minor

45 xi. Rebecca Merritt, born March 30, 1780 in Killingworth, Middlesex, CT; died Abt. 1860 in Wisconsin; married

(1) Salmon Norton Abt. 1802; married (2) John Williams Robinson March 1819 in Fairhaven, Rutland,

Vermont.

96. Matthias Harsch, died November 3, 1797 in Bereldingen, Luxemburg. He was the son of 192. Andreas

Harsch and 193. Margaretha Philippi. He married 97. Susanna Anthon February 19, 1762 in Steinsel,

Luxemburg.

97. Susanna Anthon, died September 4, 1774. She was the daughter of 194. Matthias Anthon.

Notes for Susanna Anthon:

NAME-VARIATION: Susanna Schuster

Children of Matthias Harsch and Susanna Anthon are:i. Henrich Harsch, born December 21, 1762 in Bereldingen, Luxemburg.

ii. Anna Maria Harsch, born November 4, 1764 in Bereldingen, Luxemburg.

48 iii. Christoph Harsch, born February 10, 1766 in Bereldingen, Luxemburg; died January 15, 1823 in

Bereldingen, Luxemburg; married Susanna Glood December 12, 1791 in Steinsel, Luxemburg.

iv. Susanna Harsch Harsch, born December 28, 1767 in Bereldingen, Luxemburg.

v. Margaretha Harsch, born December 29, 1769 in Bereldingen, Luxemburg.

vi. Catharina Harsch, born February 11, 1772 in Bereldingen, Luxemburg.

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vii. Matthias Harsch, born October 9, 1773 in Bereldingen, Luxemburg.

98. Johannes Glood He married 99. Mariea Biwer.

99. Mariea Biwer

Child of Johannes Glood and Mariea Biwer is:49 i. Susanna Glood, born December 12, 1763 in Eleringden, Luxemburg; died January 13, 1825 in Bereldingen,

Luxemburg; married Christoph Harsch December 12, 1791 in Steinsel, Luxemburg.

100. Michael Grein, born 1703; died April 23, 1793 in Grubermuhle, Operpallen, Luxembourg. He married

101. Margeretha Schumesch.

101. Margeretha Schumesch

Child of Michael Grein and Margeretha Schumesch is:50 i. Johann Grein, born in Grubermuhle, Operpallen, Luxembourg; died January 17, 1798 in Grubermuhle,

Operpallen, Luxembourg; married Maria Evert January 17, 1792 in Oberpallen, Luxemberg.

102. Christoph Evert, born 1728 in Merl; died March 1, 1808 in Bereldin, Luxemburg. He married 103. Maria

Mandernach.

103. Maria Mandernach

Child of Christoph Evert and Maria Mandernach is:51 i. Maria Evert, born in Bereldingen, Luxemburg; died September 16, 1803 in Grubermuhle, Operpallen,

Luxembourg; married Johann Grein January 17, 1792 in Oberpallen, Luxemberg.

112. Jacob Rauch, born Abt. 1764; died Bef. 1803. He married 113. Anna Magdalena Webers.

113. Anna Magdalena Webers, born Abt. 1764 in Niederehe, RP, Germany; died Aft. 1818 in Rheinland-

Pfalz, Germany.

Child of Jacob Rauch and Anna Webers is:56 i. Johnnis Rauch, born 1789 in Niederehe, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; married Gertrude Niederehe October 21,

1818 in Niederehe, RP, Germany.

114. Peter Joseph Neiderehe, born in Niederehe, RP, Germany. He married 115. Anna Webers Abt. 1791 in

Niederehe, RP, Germany.

115. Anna Webers, born in Niederehe, RP Germany; died Bef. 1818 in Niederehe, RP Germany.

Child of Peter Neiderehe and Anna Webers is:57 i. Gertrude Niederehe, born Abt. 1798 in Niederehe, RP Germany; married Johnnis Rauch October 21, 1818 in

Niederehe, RP, Germany.

120. Conrad Petry, born 1761 in Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; died February 16, 1834 in Korrig, Rheinland-

Pfalz, Germany. He married 121. Magdalena Lerden.

121. Magdalena Lerden, born 1762 in Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; died August 24, 1846 in Korrig, Rheinland-

Pfalz, Germany.

Notes for Conrad Petry:

BIRTH-DEATH:Catholic Church Records;1797-1874;Korrig, Germany;p. 331;FHL Film #0469168, Item 4;note:

Birth year from this record.

Notes for Magdalena Lerden:

BIRTH-DEATH:Catholic Church Records;1797-1874;Korrig, Germany;p. 331;FHL Film #0469168, Item 4;note:

Birth year from this record.

Child of Conrad Petry and Magdalena Lerden is:60 i. Mathias Petry, born Abt. 1800 in Korrig, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; died Bef. January 19, 1860 in Korrig,

Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; married Margaret Holbach February 15, 1827 in Korrig, Rheonland=Pfalz,

Germany.

122. Michael Holbach He married 123. Cathrina Dustert.

123. Cathrina Dustert

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Child of Michael Holbach and Cathrina Dustert is:61 i. Margaret Holbach, born Abt. 1800 in Korrig, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; married Mathias Petry February 15,

1827 in Korrig, Rheonland=Pfalz, Germany.

126. John Ronck He married 127. Francis Stoffel.

127. Francis Stoffel

Child of John Ronck and Francis Stoffel is:63 i. Francis Maria Ronck, born 1783 in Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; died April 26, 1853 in Nittel, Rheinland-

Pfalz, Germany; married Dominic Waldbillig.

Generation No. 8

160. Harmon Knickerbocker, born Abt. January 3, 1740/41 in Salisbury, Litchfield, Connecticut; died Bef.

1785. He was the son of 320. John Knickerbocker and 321. Jacomyntjen Freer. He married 161. Thankful.

161. Thankful, born Abt. 1746 in Salisbury, Litchfield, Connecticut.

Child of Harmon Knickerbocker and Thankful is:80 i. Bartholomew Knickerbocker, born Abt. 1768 in Salisbury, Litchfield, Connecticut; died Aft. 1850 in

Cazenovia, Madison, New York; married unnamed.

176. Peter Robinson, born December 7, 1697 in Tisbury, Dukes, MA; died March 22, 1785 in Windham,

Windham, CT. He was the son of 352. Peter Robinson and 353. Mary Manter. He married 177. Ruth Fuller June

20, 1725 in Mansfield, Tolland, Connecticut.

177. Ruth Fuller, born April 12, 1706 in Preston, New London Co, CT; died June 9, 1795 in Scotland,

Windham Co, CT. She was the daughter of 354. Samuel Fuller and 355. Elizabeth Thacher.

Notes for Peter Robinson:

Before 1706: He was of Tisbury til 1706, when he is called of Chilmark.

1710: He resided at Norwich, CT, and afterwards at Windham.

1739, 6 Feb: Date of his will, inventory of his Estate was taken April 15, 1740.

1739/40: Buried in Palmerstown Cemetary.

Before 1706: He was of Tisbury til 1706, when he is called of Chilmark.

1710: He resided at Norwich, CT, and afterwards at Windham.

1739, 6 Feb: Date of his will, inventory of his Estate was taken April 15, 1740.

1739/40: Buried in Palmerstown Cemetary.

More About Peter Robinson:

Burial: Palmerstown Cemetary

More About Ruth Fuller:

Burial: Scotlant, CT

Children of Peter Robinson and Ruth Fuller are:i. Samuel Robinson, born July 26, 1726 in Windham, CT; died June 11, 1792; married Mary Kimball January

2, 1747/48; born September 18, 1720; died December 15, 1791 in Windham, CT.

ii. Experience Robinson, born April 2, 1728 in Windham, CT; died September 10, 1807.

iii. Peter Robinson, born May 17, 1730 in Windham, CT; died July 17, 1778 in Windham, CT.

iv. Elizabeth Robinson, born November 6, 1732 in Windham, CT; died WFT Est. 1733-1826.

v. Jacob Robinson, born August 14, 1734 in Windham, CT; died 1800.

vi. Nathan Robinson, born July 19, 1736 in Windham, CT; died February 1804.

vii. Abner Robinson, born February 22, 1737/38 in Windham, CT; died November 24, 1815 in Scotland, Tisbury,

MA.

viii. Ruth Robinson, born December 10, 1740 in Windham, CT; died August 11, 1791 in Brooklyn, CT.

88 ix. Eliab Robinson, born August 27, 1742 in Windham, CT; died April 16, 1836 in Pittsford, VT; married Lucy

Richardson Williams January 30, 1777.

x. Rachel Robinson, born March 30, 1744 in Windham, CT; died WFT Est. 1745-1838.

xi. Bathsheba Robinson, born July 31, 1746; died September 8, 1824.

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xii. Joshua Robinson, born September 24, 1748 in Windham, CT; died December 20, 1834 in Hampton, CT.

178. Nathan Richardson, born March 20, 1724/25 in Coventry, Tolland, CT. He was the son of 356. Amos

Richardson and 357. Rachel Yarrington. He married 179. Phebe Crocker November 18, 1748 in Coventry,

Tolland, CT.

179. Phebe Crocker

Children of Nathan Richardson and Phebe Crocker are:i. Rosamond Richardson, born July 9, 1749; married Dainel Webster June 2, 1774 in Lebanon, CT.

ii. Andrew Richardson, born December 13, 1750; married Mercy Clauson October 17, 1773 in Lebanon, CT.

89 iii. Lucy Richardson Williams, born September 3, 1752 in Coventry, Tolland, CT; died March 23, 1834 in

Pittsford, VT; married Eliab Robinson January 30, 1777.

iv. Amos Richardson, born November 26, 1754 in Coventry, Tolland, CT.

More About Amos Richardson:

Military service: Bet. 1780 - 1782, Revolutionary War Veteran

v. John Richardson, born November 16, 1752 in Coventry, Tolland, CT.

More About John Richardson:

Military service: Revolutionary War, CT & VT

vi. Esther Richardson, born October 16, 1758 in Coventry, Tolland, CT.

vii. Nathan Richardson, born October 27, 1760 in Coventry, Tolland, CT.

viii. Hettie Richardson, born November 6, 1762 in Coventry, Tolland, CT.

ix. Sarah Richardson, born March 10, 1765 in Coventry, Tolland, CT.

x. Elizabeth Richardson, born February 26, 1768 in Coventry, Tolland, CT.

xi. Welles Richardson, born February 14, 1770.

xii. Lois Richardson, born October 13, 1772 in Lebanon, CT.

180. James Merritt, born August 31, 1707 in Bow, Stratford, now Greater London, England; died 1769 in

Killingworth, Middlesex. CT. He was the son of 360. Michael Merritt and 361. Ester Truby. He married 181.

Katherine Rogers October 20, 1737 in New London, New London, CT.

181. Katherine Rogers, born May 15, 1712 in New London, New London, CT; died November 12, 1799 in

Barkhamsted, Litchfield, CT. She was the daughter of 362. Adam Rogers and 363. Katherine Jones.

Notes for Katherine Rogers:

KATHERINE2 ROGERS, dau of Adam1 Rogers and Katherine Jones, b. 15 May 1712, New London [100:1:40]; d.

12 November 1799 "aged 88 of Old Age," Barkhamsted CT [10:1:115]; m. intentions published 9 October 1737, New

London Congregational Church [76:326], m. 20 October 1737, New London [97:1a:27; 101:1:170], James Merritt

(Mariott, Merriott, etc), son of Micah (possibly Michael) Merritt, clothier, b. "Bow in Stradford Near London in Great

Brittain: [97:1a:27]; d. ca. 1769, Killingworth, CT.

Tradition says James was "perhaps Jaques Maurite, a Huguenot, time of Louis XIV" [89:183], but if there is truth to

this, it was probably his father or grandfather who left France for England after the revocation of the Edict of Nantes

in 1685. Like his father, James was a clothier [78:6:381-2]; Katherine was a seamstress [76:262].

They lived for a short time in coastal Guilford CT [67:6:53}, but by 1740 resided in adjacent Killingworth where

James' estate was inventoried in 1769 at £302. This did not include is fulling mill, blacksmith shop and several large

tracts of land which he deeded to his children before his death [78:10:28-9, 54-5]. The inventory did include "5 old

bound books, a number of paper books, a gun and sword" [47:10:313-5; 130:9-12]. His will mentioned his wife and

eight children [47:10:292-4]. The family then moved north and Katherine died 30 years later mentioning her three

surviving daughters in her noncupative will [51:4:158-9].

Children of James Merritt and Katherine Rogers are:90 i. Michael Merritt, born July 27, 1738 in Guilford, New Haven, CT; died August 18, 1815 in Fair Haven,

Rutland VT; married (1) Lucy Chittenden March 12, 1760 in Killingworth, Connecticut; married (2) Sarah

(Olney) Hawkins September 15, 1810 in Fair Haven, Rutland, VT.

ii. Esther Merritt, born September 22, 1740 in Killingsworth, Middlesex,CT; died August 14, 1834 in Hartland,

Hartford, CT; married (1) Peter Ganyard February 14, 1760 in CT; born July 22, 1722 in LeFleche, Sarthe,

France; died January 29, 1802 in Hartland, Hartford Co., CT; married (2) Peter James Ganyard July 14, 1760

in CT; born July 22, 1735 in LaFlache, Sarthe, France; died January 29, 1802 in Hartland, Hartford, CT.

iii. Mary Merritt, born March 30, 1743; died Abt. 1800 in Barkhamsted, Litchfield, CT; married (1) Seth Barber

May 29, 1767; born December 25, 1742 in Simsbury, Scotland, Windham, CT; died Bef. September 28,

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1785; married (2) Jabez Harger September 28, 1785.

iv. James Merritt, born August 18, 1744 in Killingsworth, Middlesex, CT; died July 21, 1822 in Barkhamsted,

Litchfield, CT; married Hannah Phelps June 16, 1768 in Barkhamsted, Litchfield, CT; born March 29, 1749

in Simsbury, Scotland, Windham, CT; died May 26, 1825 in Barkhamsted, Litchfield, CT.

Notes for James Merritt:

James served in the French and Indian War, then bought land in Barkhamsted in 1767. They were

Methodistsand the first Methodist sermon in Barkhamsted was said to have been preached at their home about

1790. James' will named his wife and either children

More About James Merritt:

Burial: N Canton Cemetery

Notes for Hannah Phelps:

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Hannah was a descendant of Connecticut's first governor and of a Massachusetts governor; she was also a first

cousin of a U.S. Representative and the niece of a U.S. Senator.

More About Hannah Phelps:

Burial: N Canton Cemetery

v. Truby Merritt, born September 16, 1745 in Killingworth, Middlesex, CT; died in Chateaugay, Franklin, NY;

married Philip Priest Abt. 1863; born June 27, 1737 in Simsbury, Scotland, Windham, CT; died 1816 in

Chateaugay, Franklin, NY.

Notes for Philip Priest:

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He was in the French and Indian War serving at Fort Edward (NY) near where he later settled and also served

in the Revolutionary War in Connecticut and Vermont. He bought land in Barkhamsted in 1760 and lived in

Winchester, CT from at least 1776 to 1779. About 1780 this family and the family of Truby's brother Michael

(see above) moved to Fair Haven, VT where Phillip was elected town's first First Selectman and where he

kept a tavern for several years. They moved to Chateaugay about 1800.

vi. Katherine Merritt, born April 13, 1747 in Killingsworth, Middlesex, CT.

Notes for Katherine Merritt:

not mentioned in her father's, mother's or brother's wills

vii. John Merritt, born June 4, 1748 in Killingsworth, Middlesex, CT; died Bef. 1825 in Barkhamsted, Litchfield,

CT; married Sarah Miller August 31, 1769 in Barkhamsted, Litchfield, CT; born September 2, 1749 in

Simsbury, Scotland, Windham, CT.

Notes for John Merritt:

John bought land in Barkhamsted from his brother-in-law Phillip Priest in 1769

viii. Samuel Merritt, born August 24, 1749 in Killingsworth, Middlesex, CT; died Bef. 1839 in Barkhamsted,

Litchfield, CT; married Mary Holliday November 17, 1774 in Hartland, Hartford, CT; born April 22, 1751 in

Simsbury, Scotland, Windham, CT; died October 1839 in Barkhamsted, Litchfield, CT.

Notes for Samuel Merritt:

Samuel bought land on Horse Hill (now called Washington Hill) in Barkhamsted in 1771 and built a house

ca. 1783-4 which in 1914 was the third oldest house in town -- the land is now under the Barkhamsted

Reservoir

ix. Peter Merritt, born January 30, 1751/52 in Killingsworth, Middlesex, CT; died Abt. 1778; married Hannah.

Notes for Peter Merritt:

died about 1778 willing his estate to his mother and his siblings [51:1:483]. He perhaps died in the

Revolutionay War [53:112]

182. Nathaniel Chittenden, born June 6, 1701 in Of Killingworth, Middlesex, CT; died in Havana, Cuba. He

was the son of 364. Nathaniel Chittenden and 365. Elizabeth Stevens. He married 183. Lucy Nettleton January 6,

1724/25.

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183. Lucy Nettleton, born 1699 in Of Killingworth, Middlesex, CT; died July 1762. She was the daughter of

366. John Nettleton and 367. Sarah Woodmansee.

Child of Nathaniel Chittenden and Lucy Nettleton is:91 i. Lucy Chittenden, born April 25, 1736 in Killingsworth, Middlesex, CT; died September 15, 1810 in Fair

Haven, Rutland, VT; married Michael Merritt March 12, 1760 in Killingworth, Connecticut.

192. Andreas Harsch, born November 1, 1697 in Bereldingen, Luxemberg; died May 11, 1762 in Bereldingen,

Luxemberg. He was the son of 384. Theodor Harsch and 385. Agnes Franzen. He married 193. Margaretha

Philippi February 20, 1723/24 in Steinsel, Luxemburg.

193. Margaretha Philippi, born in Domeldingen, Luxemberg.

Children of Andreas Harsch and Margaretha Philippi are:i. Johannes Harsch, born June 30, 1726 in Bereldingen, Luxemburg.

More About Johannes Harsch:

Christened: June 30, 1726, Godparents: Johannes Harsch, Margareta Phillipi

ii. Michael Harsch, born April 13, 1729 in Bereldingen, Luxemburg; died April 24, 1729 in Bereldingen,

Luxemburg.

96 iii. Matthias Harsch, died November 3, 1797 in Bereldingen, Luxemburg; married (1) Susanna Anthon February

19, 1762 in Steinsel, Luxemburg; married (2) Elisabetha Einen November 2, 1774 in Steinsel, Luxemburg.

194. Matthias Anthon

Child of Matthias Anthon is:97 i. Susanna Anthon, died September 4, 1774; married Matthias Harsch February 19, 1762 in Steinsel,

Luxemburg.

Generation No. 9

320. John Knickerbocker, born 1710 in Albany, Albany, NY; died November 10, 1786 in Lime Rock,

Litchfield, CT. He was the son of 640. Lourens Knickerbocker and 641. Marijke Dyckman. He married 321.

Jacomyntjen Freer May 16, 1725 in Albany, Albany,NY.

321. Jacomyntjen Freer, born November 4, 1711 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. She was the daughter of 642.

Abraham Freer and 643. Aaghe Tietsoort.



The will of John Knickerbocker of Salisbury, CT is dated 5 Jun 1785, proved 3 Jan 1787 and recorded at Sharon, CT

(Sharon Probabe Records, Book F p. 264) He wills his wife Jemima one-half the house and barn and the use of all his

land adjoinging the house known by the name of the Grant, during her life, also two cows, one horse and six sheep,

firewood, necessary timber, etc., also one year's provisions, viz, meats and bread, and one-hundred wight of live

swine. To his eldest son Abraham he gives thirty acres of feasable land and fifteen acres on the mountain; to his

second son Lawrence, three acres and

twelve acres, and to his fourth son Isaac fifteen acres adjoinging that given Lawrence. To Harmen's John, so-called,

and my grandson, he wills twenty-five acres, with the house his father built. To his eldest daughter Mary Hogabome

he gives one-half a lot of land. Mr. McIntyre now lives on, joining easterly on Eban Hatchet's land known as the Wite

Pitch and to Jane Jackson, he gives the other half of above said lot and pitch. To daughter Sary Griffin, he will all my

land on the east side of the highway.

The fifth son, Solomon, gets everything else not already given away, he giving to Harmon's three children, not before

named in this will, viz., paying the boy Bartholomew 1 pound 10 shillings, to Rachel and Thankful, twins, 1 pound 10

shillings each when they are of age. He appoints Joseph Hanchet of Salisbury, and Jeremiah Hogaboom of Canaan,

executors. This will is witnessed by Joseph Hanchett, Mary Valance and Aaron Jaqua.

(the above from "The Knickerbocker Family" by William Van Alstyne)

Child of John Knickerbocker and Jacomyntjen Freer is:160 i. Harmon Knickerbocker, born Abt. January 3, 1740/41 in Salisbury, Litchfield, Connecticut; died Bef. 1785;

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married Thankful.

352. Peter Robinson, born 1655 in Of, Scotland, Windham, Conn; died February 6, 1739/40 in Windham,

Windham, CT. He was the son of 704. Isaac Robinson and 705. Mary Faunce. He married 353. Mary Manter

1687 in Martha Vineyard, MA..

353. Mary Manter, born 1665 in Tisbury, Dukes, MA; died April 30, 1727 in Palmerstown, MA.. She was the

daughter of 706. John Manter and 707. Martha Lambert.

Notes for Peter Robinson:

Peter, Tisbury, son of Isaac married a daughter of of John Manton. Mr. Otis says, and that he was of Chilmark in 1706

and of Norwich 1710 after at Windham, had seven sons which all married and had families and seven daughters, but

no names are heard or dates given.

Peter Robinson's [will was made 6 February 1739/40. Inventory of his estate made April 15, 1740, amounting to

265 pounds, 12s.1p.]

Peter was a weaver by trade. Went in early life to Tisbury where he remained until about 1706, when he

removed to Chilmark, Massachusetts. In 1710 he was a resident of Norwich, Connecticut, where he on the 13th of

March 1722/3, he purchased land in Scotland, then a society or parish in the eastern part of Windham,

Connecticut, which was incorporated as a town in 1757. In Scotland he made a further purchase of land, May 30,

1723, when he is then called "yoeman of Preston".

More About Peter Robinson:

Burial: Palmerstown Cemetery

Children of Peter Robinson and Mary Manter are:i. Sarah Robinson, born May 5, 1688 in Tisbury, Martha's Vnyd, MA; died December 15, 1726 in Scotland;

married Hezekiah Mason.

ii. Israel Robinson, born March 16, 1692/93 in Tisbury, Martha's Vnyd, MA; died January 12, 1775 in

Windham, CT; married (1) Sarah Sabin May 12, 1724; married (2) Deborah Chapman February 21, 1748/49.

iii. Abigail Robinson, born September 12, 1693 in Tisbury, Martha's Vnyd, MA; died Bef. January 13, 1772;

married Richard Andross.

176 iv. Peter Robinson, born December 7, 1697 in Tisbury, Dukes, MA; died March 22, 1785 in Windham,

Windham, CT; married Ruth Fuller June 20, 1725 in Mansfield, Tolland, Connecticut.

v. Thomas Robinson, born October 23, 1698 in Tisbury, Martha's Vnyd, MA; died March 28, 1783 in Scotland,

Tisbury, MA; married (1) Anne 1724; married (2) Abigall Dimick February 28, 1783.

vi. Abigail Robinson, born August 5, 1701 in Tisbury, Martha's Vnyd, MA; died December 29, 1765 in

Scotland, Tisbury, MA; met Elihu Palmer September 30, 1765.

vii. Simeon Robinson, born March 22, 1701/02 in Tisbury, Martha's Vnyd, MA; died June 1792; married Jerusha

Kingsley February 2, 1742/43.

354. Samuel Fuller, born August 15, 1676 in Barnstable, MA; died September 12, 1716 in Mansfield, Tolland,

CT. He was the son of 708. Samuel Fuller and 709. Mary. He married 355. Elizabeth Thacher October 3, 1700 in

Barnstable, MA.

355. Elizabeth Thacher, born March 1, 1671/72 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA; died Abt. 1740. She was the

daughter of 710. Ralph Thacher and 711. Ruth Partridge.

Children of Samuel Fuller are:

Children of Samuel Fuller are:

Children of Samuel Fuller and Elizabeth Thacher are:i. Rebecca Fuller, born July 22, 1701 in Preston, New London, CT; died Abt. 1778 in Scotland, Windham, CT;

married Joseph Allen April 29, 1729 in Norwich, New London, CT.

ii. Rodolphus Fuller, born August 22, 1703 in Preston, New London, CT; died Abt. 1775; married (1) Anne Hall

November 1, 1727; born June 1, 1709 in Mansfield, Tolland Co., CT; died April 24, 1755; married (2) Anne

Robinson October 10, 1755 in Mansfield, Tolland, CT.

177 iii. Ruth Fuller, born April 12, 1706 in Preston, New London Co, CT; died June 9, 1795 in Scotland, Windham

Co, CT; married Peter Robinson June 20, 1725 in Mansfield, Tolland, Connecticut.

iv. Elkanah Fuller, born April 24, 1709 in Mansfield, Tolland, CT; married Mary Andrews May 9, 1731.

v. Waitstill Fuller, born April 8, 1711.

vi. Mary Fuller, born April 5, 1713.

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vii. Judah Fuller, born August 25, 1715.

356. Amos Richardson He married 357. Rachel Yarrington.

357. Rachel Yarrington

Notes for Amos Richardson:

AMOS RICHARDSON, son of Jonathan and Ann (Edwards), was born probably at Stonington, and in December,

1699, as he was six months; of age when his father died. He was baptized, as before stated, at Hartford, June 23, 1700.

His early years were spent there, and until his stepfather, Mr. Davenport, moved to Stonington, which was before

August 8, 1708, when Elizabeth Davenport was baptized.

It is uncertain when he settled in Coventry. "The Centennial Address," delivered before the church at North Coventry

by the pastor, Rev. George A. Calhoun, Oct. 9, 1845, says, concerning the founders of the church:

"Amos Richardson married Rachel Yarrington,1 of Long Island, and emigrated from Stonington to Coventry in 1717.

At that period there was no house in the east school district and but one in the present limits of the district. He settled

on the farm now owned by one of his descendants, Levi Sweetland, Esq."

This date seems improbable when we consider his age and the fact that Mr. Davenport was still living in Stonington.

(Rachel was baptized there May 5, 1718.)

The earliest record showing a residence in Coventry is a deed of land dated Oct. 4, 1723, from Thomas Lasett, of

Windham, to Amos Richardson, of Coventry. However, on the 2nd of the following May, he signed a deed for land in

Stonington to his brother Jonathan, in which they are described as "both of Stonington," and he as a carpenter. The

witnesses to the Lasett deed were William and Humphrey Davenport, his stepfather and half brother.

The tradition that he was married to Rachel Yarrington on Long Island is undoubtedly an error, as there is no reason

to suppose that any of the Yarrington family resided there at the time of their marriage, which must have taken place

as early as 1724, her first child being born March 20, 1725.

They were married, probably, at Stonington or Preston. It is unknown whether her father moved to Stonington from

Preston before she was married; at least one of his sons continued to reside at Preston; her first child was baptized

there, and at the same time, Sept. 26, 1725, she united with the church. This must have been only a few days after her

father died at Stonington.

The church in the North Parish of Coventry was not organized until twenty years after this, and Amos Richardson was

the leading man in securing its establishment. He was active in town and church affairs, but there is no record of any

military services. On Dec. 13, 1725, he was elected Lister and Inspector, and during the next fifteen years held many

town offices.

He gave a farm to each of his sons. His home was located about a half mile southeast of the Coventry church, on the

south side of the highway leading past the birthplace of Nathan Hale, two and a half miles farther southeast. After

1850 this farm was occupied for many years by Andrew K. Brown and later by Capt. George Keeney.

He died in 1779, the inventory of his estate was taken Nov. 25, 1779, and his will dated Sept. 18, 1775; his wife must

have died before that time as her name is not mentioned in it. He had fourteen children and at least ninety

grandchildren. He did not achieve fame as his cousins Jonathan Edwards and Gov. Belcher, but be certainly

perpetuated a sturdy race.

The fourteen children of Amos and Rachel (Yarrington) Richardson were:

1. NATHAN, born at Coventry March 20, 1725, baptized at Preston Sept. 26, 1725, and married to Phebe Crocker

at Coventry, Nov. 8, 1748. He served in the Revolution and was at the battle of Bunker Hill, where he lost a gun. He

resided for a few years in Lebanon, and his daughter Lois was born there in October, 1772.

His father's home farm at Coventry was deeded to him before the date of his will (of which he was executor), Sept. 18,

1775, and it is probable that his father was living there with him at the time of his death in 1779. He removed to

Manchester, Vt., in -March, 1780, where he was called Capt. Richardson and was a prominent man in the town. His

twelve children were:

i. ROSAMOND, born at Coventry, July 9, 1749, married Daniel Brewster at Lebanon, June 2, 1774.

ii. ANDREW, born at Coventry, Dec. 13, 1750, married Mercy Clauson at Lebanon, Oct. 17, 1773. He served in

the Revolutionary War from Lebanon, and in 1780 moved on an open sled to Manchester, Vt., where he was in the

service in 1781 and 1782, and in 1806 was a representative from that town. They had six children:

(1) Eleazer, born at Lebanon, March 21, 1774.

(2) John Clauson, born at Coventry, Sept. 1, 1776, married Lucretia Root, Sept. 6, 1804, and died at Manchester in

1860. Children:

a) Jerusha, born July 5, 1805, died young;

b) Aaron C., Jan. 25, 1809, married Aurilla Howard and had Ellen Lucretia, April 21, 1839 (married Asahel Parker),

and Julia Mabel, March 6, 1842, (reside at Manchester Depot);

c) Artemesia, born May 11, 1811, died young;

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d) Andrew E., born Aug. 8, 1813, married Margaret Helen, daughter of his second cousin Humphrey Richardson;

e) Moses, born May 24, 1817, had two sons and resided at Castile, N. Y.

John Clauson Richardson also had two other daughters, Caroline and Sophia, of whom there is no record; both died

unmarried.

(3) Rosamond, born Sept. 17, 1778.

(4) Andrew, born Jan. 13, 1783, married Rachel Boarn, June 24, 1804, and had:

Barnett, April 17, 1805,

Hattie Strong, May 6, 1806

Ophelia, Jan. 29, 1811,

Lois Ann and Amos (twins), Aug. 25, 1815,

Cyrus, Nov. 27, 1820.

(5) Zereniah (daughter), born Jan. 13, 1785.

(6) Mercy, born May 21, 1787.

iii. LUCY, born at Coventry, Sept. 3, 1752.

iv. AMOS, born at Coventry, Nov. 26, 1754. He served in the Revolution, from Manchester, in 1780, 1781 and

1782.

v. JOHN, born Nov. 16, 1756, who served in the Revolution from Coventry and probably also in Vermont. His

daughter Phebe was bapt. at Coventry, Dec., 1780.

vi. ESTHER, born at Coventry, Oct. 26, 1758.

vii. NATHAN, born at Coventry, Oct. 27, 1760, served in the Revolution from Manchester. A

Child of Amos Richardson and Rachel Yarrington is:178 i. Nathan Richardson, born March 20, 1724/25 in Coventry, Tolland, CT; married Phebe Crocker November 18,

1748 in Coventry, Tolland, CT.

360. Michael Merritt, born Abt. 1675 in Montauban, Tarn et Gar., France. He was the son of 720. Jean

Merritt and 721. Jean de Latrob. He married 361. Ester Truby October 11, 1699 in Spitalsfield, London, England.

361. Ester Truby, born Abt. 1680 in St. Maixant, Deux Severs, France. She was the daughter of 722. Daniel

Truby and 723. Esther Panoux.

Children of Michael Merritt and Ester Truby are:i. Marie Merritt, born Abt. 1700 in Spitalsfield, London, England; married Jacques Prechelbrun May 6, 1719.

ii. Pierre Merritt, born Abt. 1705 in Spitalsfield, London, England; married Catherine Mercier October 16, 1723.

180 iii. James Merritt, born August 31, 1707 in Bow, Stratford, now Greater London, England; died 1769 in

Killingworth, Middlesex. CT; married Katherine Rogers October 20, 1737 in New London, New London, CT.

iv. Jean Merritt, born Abt. 1710 in Spitalsfield, London, England.

362. Adam Rogers, born Abt. 1670; died Aft. November 1746 in Colchester or East Haddam, CT. He married

363. Katherine Jones September 1, 1702.

363. Katherine Jones, born December 20, 1679; died Aft. 1744 in Colchester or East Haddam, CT. She was

the daughter of 726. Thomas Jones and 727. Katherine Gammon.

Notes for Adam Rogers:

Adam Rogers parentage is unknown. Adam's surname was either a social convenience or his father was a Rogers. The

Reverend Rogers was divorced from his first wife over an unspecified youthful indiscretion about the time of Adam's

birth. Romantic speculation could make that indiscretion to be the fathering of Adam. Whatever the case, the

accounts in the Rogers genealogy and the Rogerene history are incorrect. Both say a slave Adam had a son Adam

who married Katherine Jones and vaguely cite the diary of Joshua Hempstead of New London. But neither the

published version of that diary nor other contemporary sources supports the assertion. Adam probably had Caribbean

roots since the Rogers had extensive commercial connections there. Possibly Adam received his given name according

to the custom of naming the first male and female to be brought aboard a slave ship "Adam" and "Eve"].

Until 1722 Adam was almost always called "a mulatto" and without further evidence, the likely conclusion would be

that he was the child of an Indian-black, white-Indian or black-white couple (it might even be argued that "mulatto"

implies a black-white couple). Further evidence does exist, however: in 1722 a William Horsey of New London sued

Adam for payment of a small debt. After losing in the county court, Adam appealed to the superior court, arguing the

case should be dismissed because he had been summoned, tried and judged under the name "Black Adam." His point

must have had legal validity since the case was settled out of court. After this suit, Adam was no longer called "a

mulatto" in official records. Except for the obvious distinction "mulatto." this case is the only example of official

racism discovered -- Adam actually won most of the court cases in which he appeared. The phrase "Black Adam"

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should prove that Adam was at least partly black, but another court case called the defendant "black Tom: an Indian

Man". Fortunately an unindexed reference in the Hempstead diary resolves the question: "Negro Adam had a Son died

about 5 years old June 18th". That son was Thomas (see below).

Adam and Katherine never owned land -- the only land transaction in the New London records concerning them was

the sale in 1720 of their right in her father's estate to her brother. "Adam Rogers the Molatto" signed and Katherine

marked for their share of the estate -- several original court documents show that he had a fluid signature.

After living with the Reverend Rogers, Adam formed a separate family unit, perhaps in 1721 when he was assigned an

earmark for his livestock. The family squatted on 40 acres of New London common land located near the Rogerenes

between Royce's Mountain (present name unknown) and Alewife Brook (present name Hunt's Brook) in what is now

the town of Waterford near the Montville town line.

The family lived there until 28 June 1744 when Andrew Palmes "turned Adm Rogers's wife & family out of doors &

flung all their household goods out over the fence out Side" and sold the land to a Rogerene, Joseph Bolles. Adam

sued Bolles for £150 because he evicted Adam's wife, daughter and grandchild on 28 June and 19 July 1744 and razed

the home where they had lived thirty years -- the court found for Bolles.

This eviction occurred less than one month after the last of the couple's children married and, so far as is known,

moved to Colchester and East Haddam -- Adam and Katherine probably joined their children

there.[Merged.FBC.FTW]

Adam and Katherine were an unusual couple, but then they lived in unusual times and among unusual people. New

London was a busy port where economic, religious and social diversity contrasted sharply with the normal semi-

isolated, inland, Puritan villages of British farmers in colonial New England. The town not only had a large population

of blacks, Indians and non-British immigrants, but also a controversial minority religious group called the Rogerenes.

Katherine's father was a Rogerene and Adam was raised in the household of the Reverend John Rogers, their founder

and leader. So they also were probably Rogerenes, but documentation is not possible because the sect kept no records

[25:351]. This association warrants a short description of the Rogerenes.

The progenitor of the New London Rogers family was James Rogers (d. 1688), one of the wealthiest persons in

the colony and one of the Governor's Councilors. His son John, influenced by Quakers and Baptists in nearby Rhode

Island, founded a religion in the 1670's which attracted "a small number of radicals who were the first indigenous

dissenters to appear in Connecticut" [26:164]. Riots, sit-ins and jailings ensued, peaking in the 1690's; however, their

faith, wealth and isolated residence helped them weather the opposition well [157]. Their shelter no doubt enabled

Adam and Katherine's family to prosper. Significantly, years later when this family seems to have converted to

Congregationalism, a prominent Rogerene evicted them from their home (see below).

Adam and Katherine's known descendants had a marked tendency to live on civil borders: at least eight town and

county lines, several state lines and the Canadian border. Racial and religious discrimination could be avoided in these

ambiguous civil jurisdictions and the land was cheaper [27:54-72]. Free blacks, for example, lived on the New Jersey -

New York border in the 18th century [153:202-3; 34] and on the Salem-Colchester town line in early Connecticut

[121]. As the old Russian expression says: Maiç öa nichevù ne znçöu! (My shack is on the border, I know nothing!)

The descendants also had connections with the more socially liberal French and Methodists, but in general the

known offspring of this "mixed marriage" were run-of-the-mill Yankees.

Adam1 Rogers, parentage unknown, b. say 1670, place unknown; d. after November 1746, probably in Colchester or

East Haddam Connecticut [41: November 1747]; m. 1 September 1702, New London, Katherine Jones [100:1:28],

daughter of Thomas Jones [41: November 1720: #27] and Katherine Gammon, b. 20 December 1679, New London

[100:1:14, 67]; probably d. after 1744, Colchester or East Haddam.

The first reference to Adam was in the codicil of the aforementioned James Rogers' will (1688) the last line of which

laconically suggested "And to remember Adam." The inventory of his estate listed:

An Indian Servant and his wife a negro woman having about three years to serve8:0:0

Adam a Malotta Servant about 3 years to serve 5:0:0

A Negro woman Deaf and Dumb 2:0:0

[48:#4520]

The Indian servant and wife were William and Hagar Wright who had at least five children [100:1:31]. William

was banished from the colony about 1697 under suspicion of having burned the New London town meeting house

[43:7:174; 98:6II:190; 157:185-7]. Hagar was later deeded land by the Rogers and lived in New London [98:6I:115;

98:8:163]. Since Hagar had a child in 1700 [100:1:31], it is improbable that she was old enough to have been the

mother of Adam in 1670. Yet because Adam's birthdate is only an approximation, and because his and the Wrights'

terms of service expired together, the relationship is possible.

The "Negro woman Deaf and Dumb" listed above was probably Maria, the mother of a "Negro Girl called Joan,"

servant of Elizabeth Rogers (widow of James). Joan and John Jackson had several children but she was judged to be

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the property of "King" Samuel Beebe of Plum Island, New York (she later escaped) [44:6:236-7; 157:220;

42:15:199].

Adam's surname was either a social convenience or his father was a Rogers. The Reverend Rogers was divorced from

his first wife over an unspecified youthful indiscretion about the time of Adam's birth. [157:127-8,132]. Romantic

speculation could make that indiscretion to be the fathering of Adam. Whatever the case, the accounts in the Rogers

genealogy [114:7] and the Rogerene history [157:217] are incorrect. Both say a slave Adam had a son Adam who

married Katherine Jones and vaguely cite the diary of Joshua Hempstead of New London. But neither the published

version of that diary [76] nor other contemporary sources supports the assertion. Adam probably had Caribbean roots

since the Rogers had extensive commercial connections there. Possibly Adam received his given name according to

the custom of naming the first male and female to be brought aboard a slave ship "Adam" and "Eve" [109:8].

Until 1722 Adam was almost always called "a mulatto" and without further evidence, the likely conclusion would be

that he was the child of an Indian-black, white-Indian or black-white couple (it might even be argued that "mulatto"

implies a black-white couple). Further evidence does exist, however: in 1722 a William Horsey of New London sued

Adam for payment of a small debt. After losing in the county court, Adam appealed to the superior court, arguing the

case should be dismissed because he had been summoned, tried and judged under the name "Black Adam." His point

must have had legal validity since the case was settled out of court [52: September 1724: #12]. After this suit, Adam

was no longer called "a mulatto" in official records. Except for the obvious distinction "mulatto." this case is the only

example of official racism discovered -- Adam actually won most of the court cases in which he appeared. The phrase

"Black Adam" should prove that Adam was at least partly black, but another court case called the defendant "black

Tom: an Indian Man" [42:17: February 1729/30:#189]. Fortunately an unindexed reference in the Hempstead diary

resolves the question: "Negro Adam had a Son died about 5 years old June 18th" [76:158]. That son was Thomas (see

below).

Adam and Katherine never owned land -- the only land transaction in the New London records concerning them

was the sale in 1720 of their right in her father's estate to her brother [98:10:179]. "Adam Rogers the Molatto" signed

and Katherine marked for their share of the estate [48:#2919] -- several original court documents show that he had a

fluid signature [41: November 1720:#27; 41: June 1740:#560].

After living with the Reverend Rogers [52: September 1724:#12], Adam formed a separate family unit, perhaps in

1721 when he was assigned an earmark for his livestock [99:6]. The family squatted on 40 acres of New London

common land located near the Rogerenes between Royce's Mountain (present name unknown) and Alewife Brook

(present name Hunt's Brook) in what is now the town of Waterford near the Montville town line [98:13:350-1; 15:25].

The family lived there until 28 June 1744 when Andrew Palmes "turned Adm Rogers's wife & family out of doors

& flung all their household goods out over the fence out Side" [76:427] and sold the land to a Rogerene, Joseph

Bolles [98:13:350-1]. Adam sued Bolles for £150 because he evicted Adam's wife, daughter and grandchild on 28

June and 19 July 1744 and razed the home where they had lived thirty years -- the court found for Bolles [41:

November 1747].

This eviction occurred less than one month after the last of the couple's children married and, so far as is known,

moved to Colchester and East Haddam -- Adam and Katherine probably joined their children there.

Notes for Katherine Jones:

Katherine's father was perhaps born in Gloucester, Essex County Massachusetts [118:2:566-7] and married 25 June

1677, New London, Katherine Gammon, daughter of Thomas Gammon of Newfoundland [100:1:11, 67]. She was

fined in 1678 for selling liquor to Indians [42:3:109]; in 1682 he was fined for the same offense [42:4:23] and in 1693

he was jailed for Rogerene activities [42:7:97].

Before marrying Adam, Katherine had a child out of wedlock with John Jackson, "the Negro of John Rogers Senr"

[42:7:325, 327]. Jackson was the "Negro Man about the age of Eighteen Years having also the English Tongue

plainly" bought by the Rev. Rogers in 1686 [98:5:97; 52: September 1742: #22]. He was free by 1726 [42:15:199]

and was considered incompetent in 1734 [98:10:186; 76:276]. What became of the child is not known.

Katherine had a brother and two sisters: Thomas Jones of Colchester who died in 1729 leaving a large family and a

substantial estate which included slaves [87:3:74-5]: Mary Jones who married Isaac Fox of New London; and Jane

Jones who married Nathaniel Cahoon of Warwick Rhode Island [5:1:27] and Colchester [35:1:4].

Children of Adam Rogers and Katherine Jones are:181 i. Katherine Rogers, born May 15, 1712 in New London, New London, CT; died November 12, 1799 in

Barkhamsted, Litchfield, CT; married James Merritt October 20, 1737 in New London, New London, CT.

ii. Ruth Rogers, born May 26, 1703 in New London, CT; died November 26, 1787 in Millington Parish, East

Haddam, CT; married John Brown August 8, 1734 in New London, CT.

Notes for Ruth Rogers:

[Merged.FBC.FTW]

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baptized 12 July 1741, New London Congregational Church [101:1:29; 76:379]; probably d. 26 November

1787 "ae 80," Millington Parish, East Haddam [59:2:80]; m. (1) 8 August 1734, New London, John Brown

"a stranger" [97:1a:4; 101:1:169], although Hempstead recorded intentions published 21 July 1734 to James

Brown [76:276]; m. (2) intentions published 5 June 1743, New London Congregational Church, _______

Brown [76:410]. Later she probably lived with her Brother Ralph (see below).

iii. John Rogers, born October 13, 1704 in New London, CT; died April 1792 in Millington Parish, East

Haddam, CT; married Mary Tomkin December 13, 1733 in New London, CT; born in prob. St. Ann,

Cornhill, Eng.

Notes for John Rogers:

[Merged.FBC.FTW]

"John Rogers of New London Cooper, Son of Adam Rogers, of sd New London" bought a house and shop in

Middletown CT in 1732, bought adjoining land in 1736 and sold both tracts in 1739 [92:6:46; 92:7:429;

92:8:429]. In 1757 he or his son bought land in Millington from his brother Ralph [58:5:241]. A John Rogers

d. April 1792 [36:4:14, 134] in East Haddam or Colchester and his estate was administered by Timothy

Rogers of adjacent Chatham CT and Amasa Dutton of East Haddam [45:#2603]. More research is needed.

iv. Abigail Rogers, born October 14, 1706 in New London, CT; died Aft. 1772 in Millington Parish, East

Haddam, CT; married John Jones March 8, 1736/37 in New London, CT; born January 21, 1710/11 in

Boston. MA.

Notes for Abigail Rogers:

[Merged.FBC.FTW]

bapt 12 November 1732, New London Congregational Church [101:1:149; 76:253-4]; probably d. after 1772,

Millington (see below); m. 8 March 1736/7, New London, John Jones "the Son of John Jones of Boston

Decd" [97:1a:27; 101:1:170], perhaps son of John Jones and Margaret Savage of Boston, b. 21 January

1711/2, Boston [22:24:76; 22:28:35]. "John Jones Resident in New London Son in Law to Adam Rogers

appeared in court 5 February 1738/9 [41: February 1738/9:#287], but nothing more is known about him.

v. Jonathan Rogers, born March 29, 1708 in New London, CT; died March 4, 1709/10 in New London, CT.

vi. Adam Rogers, born November 18, 1710 in New London, CT; died 1754 in Millington Parish, East Haddam,

CT; married Amy Scovell May 22, 1744 in Colchester, CT; born in East Haddam, CT; died February 1, 1793.

Notes for Adam Rogers:

[Merged.FBC.FTW]

m. by the Rev Ephraim Little, 22 May 1744, Colchester, Amy Scovell [35:1:53], dau of Benjamin Scovell and

Amy _____ of East Haddam, b. 14 March 1708/9, Haddam CT [24:146-8]; d. of cancer, 1 February 1793 "ae

82," Millington [59:2:82]. She m. (2) 20 September 1759, Millington, James Sawyer [59:1:47], who d. 2

January 1795 "ae 82." Millington [59:2:82]. In 1750 Adam "of East Haddam" bought land in East Haddam

bordering on Colchester and Lyme [58:4:90] near his brothers. The distribution of his estate indicated that

four children (surname ROGERS) survived him [46:3:60; 45:#2597]:

vii. Ebenezer Rogers, born February 1713/14 in New London, CT; died December 20, 1738.

viii. Ralph Rogers, born May 29, 1715 in New London, CT; died April 25, 1803 in Millington Parish, East

Haddam, CT.

Notes for Ralph Rogers:

[Merged.FBC.FTW]

unmarried in 1772. In 1750 he bought land in Millington which he sold in 1772 to the Rev Stephen Johnson

of Lyme CT [58:3:207; 58:8:371]. Later in 1772 Johnson deeded the land "Except the House where Ralph

Rogers and his two Sisters Live in which they Have a Life Leas only" [58:8:384]. Since sisters Katherine and

Jemima seem to have left the area, the sisters in the deed were probably Ruth and Abigail.

ix. Jemima Rogers, born January 27, 1717/18 in New London, CT; married John Fox February 24, 1742/43.

x. Gammon Rogers, born April 28, 1720 in New London, CT; died November 20, 1787 in Millington Parish,

East Haddam, CT.

Notes for Gammon Rogers:

[Merged.FBC.FTW]

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d. 20 November 1787 "ae 70," Millington [59:2:80]. He owned no land and probably lived with relatives.

xi. Thomas Rogers, born August 11, 1721 in New London, CT; died June 18, 1725.

364. Nathaniel Chittenden, born August 10, 1669 in Guilford, , CT.; died November 15, 1738. He was the son

of 728. Nathaniel Chittenden and 729. Sarah. He married 365. Elizabeth Stevens.

365. Elizabeth Stevens, born July 14, 1668 in Killingworth, Middlesex, CT; died November 15, 1738 in

Westbrook, Middlesex, , CT. She was the daughter of 730. Thomas Stevens and 731. Mary (Clark) Fletcher.

Child of Nathaniel Chittenden and Elizabeth Stevens is:182 i. Nathaniel Chittenden, born June 6, 1701 in Of Killingworth, Middlesex, CT; died in Havana, Cuba; married

Lucy Nettleton January 6, 1724/25.

366. John Nettleton, born January 19, 1670/71 in Killingsworth, Middlesex, CT; died February 13, 1714/15 in

Killingworth, Middlesex, CT. He was the son of 732. John Nettleton and 733. Martha Hull. He married 367.

Sarah Woodmansee January 21, 1691/92 in Killingworth, Middlesex, CT.

367. Sarah Woodmansee, born March 1, 1672/73 in New London, New London, CT; died December 10, 1723

in Killingworth, Middlesex, CT. She was the daughter of 734. Gabriel Woodmansee and 735. Sarah Ricks.

More About Sarah Woodmansee:

Burial: December 12, 1723

Fact 1: December 12, 1723

Child of John Nettleton and Sarah Woodmansee is:183 i. Lucy Nettleton, born 1699 in Of Killingworth, Middlesex, CT; died July 1762; married Nathaniel Chittenden

January 6, 1724/25.

384. Theodor Harsch, born 1674. He was the son of 768. George Harsch and 769. Marie. He married 385.

Agnes Franzen January 7, 1696/97.

385. Agnes Franzen, born 1673 in Sanem, Luxemberg. She was the daughter of 770. Harles Franzen.

Child of Theodor Harsch and Agnes Franzen is:192 i. Andreas Harsch, born November 1, 1697 in Bereldingen, Luxemberg; died May 11, 1762 in Bereldingen,

Luxemberg; married Margaretha Philippi February 20, 1723/24 in Steinsel, Luxemburg.

Generation No. 10

640. Lourens Knickerbocker, born May 3, 1681 in Renselaerwyck, Rensselaer, NY; died October 5, 1750 in

Redhook, Dutchess, NY. He was the son of 1280. Harman Jansz Knickerbocker and 1281. Lysbert Janse Bogart.

He married 641. Marijke Dyckman 1707 in Albany, Albany, New York.

641. Marijke Dyckman, born 1688 in Schenectady, Schenectady, NY; died September 20, 1766 in Redhook,

Dutchess, NY. She was the daughter of 1282. JR Johannes Dyckman and 1283. Jannetje Viele.

Children of Lourens Knickerbocker and Marijke Dyckman are:i. (Child) Knickerbocker, born Bet. 1706 - 1729; died Bet. 1711 - 1813.

ii. Benjamin Knickerbocker, born Abt. 1708 in Duchess Co., NY; died Bet. 1739 - 1798; married Aletta

Halenbeck Bet. 1739 - 1773.

320 iii. John Knickerbocker, born 1710 in Albany, Albany, NY; died November 10, 1786 in Lime Rock, Litchfield,

CT; married Jacomyntjen Freer May 16, 1725 in Albany, Albany,NY.

iv. Harmen Knickerbocker, born 1715 in Duchess Co., NY; died August 19, 1805; married Catrina De Drutser

Bet. 1748 - 1777.

v. Elizabeth Knickerbocker, born 1715 in Duchess Co., NY; died April 23, 1793; married Gabriel Dutcher Abt.

1739.

vi. Pieter Knickerbocker, born 1717 in Duchess Co., NY; died Bet. 1748 - 1807; married Marjorie Ben/Bain Bet.

1748 - 1782.

vii. Cornelius Knickerbocker, born Abt. 1719 in Duchess Co., NY; died January 22, 1789 in Duchess Co., NY;

married Eleanora Ben/Bain Bet. 1750 - 1770.

viii. Janetje Knickerbocker, born November 5, 1721 in Duchess Co., NY; died March 18, 1799; married Silas

Beldon.

ix. Maritjen Knickerbocker, born 1727 in Linlithgo, Columbia, NY; died Bet. 1754 - 1821; married Ruloff White

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May 25, 1748.

x. Catherine Knickerbocker, born October 19, 1731 in Germantown, Columbia, NY; died Bet. 1767 - 1826;

married William Van Alstyne September 17, 1762.

642. Abraham Freer, born June 16, 1670 in Of New Paltz, Ulster, NY; died Aft. 1719. He was the son of 1284.

Hugo Frere and 1285. Marie Haye. He married 643. Aaghe Tietsoort April 28, 1694 in Of New Paltz, Ulster, NY.

643. Aaghe Tietsoort, born Abt. 1670 in Schenectady, Schenectady, NY; died 1741 in Dutchess Co, NY. She

was the daughter of 1286. Willem Abrahamse Tietsoort and 1287. Neeltje Cornelisse or Swart.

Children of Abraham Freer and Aaghe Tietsoort are:i. Hugo A. Freer, born Abt. 1695.

ii. Nilletiez Freer, born May 15, 1696 in New Palz, Ulster, NY; married Pieter Knickerbocker.

iii. Abraham A. Freer, born Abt. October 31, 1697 in Ulster Co, NY; married (1) Johanna Lewis; married (2)

Jannetje De Graaf.

iv. Solomon Freer, born Abt. October 23, 1698 in New Palz, Ulster, NY; married Klaartje (Clara) Westvall.

v. Willem Freer, born Abt. 1699.

vi. Jelena Freer, born Abt. January 16, 1703/04 in Kingston, Ulster, NY; married Wilhelm Schut.

vii. Phillippus Freer, born Abt. August 11, 1706 in Kingston, Ulster, NY; married Catherine Scharp.

viii. Sara Freer, born Abt. October 12, 1707 in Kingston, Ulster, NY; married Andries Schouten.

ix. Maritje Freer, born Abt. September 11, 1709; married William Rees.

x. Aagjen (Agatha) Freer, born Abt. April 11, 1711 in Kingston, Ulster, NY; married David De Deutscher.

321 xi. Jacomyntjen Freer, born November 4, 1711 in Kingston, Ulster, NY; married John Knickerbocker May 16,

1725 in Albany, Albany,NY.

xii. Geertruyd Freer, born Abt. 1713; married Hendricus Schut.

xiii. Johanna Freer, born November 13, 1715 in Kingston, Ulster, NY; married Andries Scharp.

xiv. Catryntjen Freer, born Abt. January 11, 1717/18 in Kingston, Ulster, NY; married Meinert Schut.

704. Isaac Robinson, born 1610 in Leiden, S. Holland, Netherlands; died Bet. 1703 - 1704 in Barnstable,

Barnstable, MA. He was the son of 1408. Rev. John Robinson and 1409. Bridget White. He married 705. Mary

Faunce 1650 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.

705. Mary Faunce, born 1628 in Of, Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts; died October 4, 1664 in Plymouth,

Plymouth, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 1410. John Faunce and 1411. Patience Morton.

Notes for Isaac Robinson:

Issac, Plymouth 1630, son of blessed John, the apostle of Leyden, come probably with his mother in the fleet with

Winthrop. (See letter of Sherely, 8 Mar 1629-30, to Bradford.) He was taxed 1634, when perhaps he lived on

Duxbury side, but was freeman of Scituate 1636, there married 1636, Margaret Hanford, sister of Rev. Thomas, niece

of Timothy Hatherly, sold his estate, 1639, and with Rev. John Lathrop removed to Barnstable, had Susanna, baptised

at Scituate 21, January 1638; and John at Barnstable. 5 April 1640; Isaac, 7 August 1642; Fear 26 January 1645; and

Mercy 4 July 1647, all remembered except Susanna, probably died in the will of Timothy Hatherly in 1664. His wife

was buried 13 June 1649 with a dead premature birth the week before. Fear was the wife of Samuel Baker. Isaac, the

younger, was married in 1666, but drowned 6 October 1668. Mercy married 16 March 1669, William Weeks. He

married a second wife whose name of baptism is not, I think, given by the tradition which calls her sister of famous

elder Faunce, but our record proves that he had Israel, baptized 5 October 1651; and Jacob 15, May 1653. Peter and

Thomas were added by Mr. Otis. By the teachings of his worthy father as well as his experience, he gained the

wisdom through which he was opposed to Gov. Prince's policy of severity against the Quakers, 1659 and was

disfranchised, Deane says. But he would have him count. an Assist. wherein he was wrong. He may be more correct

in saying he lived 93 years. In some of this latter years he was of Martha's Vineyard, Mr Otis says. Prince is very

careful (p 238 of Hale's edition of the Annals, Boston, 1826) after saying that he "lived to above 90 years of age," to

add that he often seen him, and that he "left male posterity."

From: A genealogical dictionary of the first settlers of New England : showing three generations of those who came

before May, 1692, on the basis of Farmer's register / by James Savage. Baltimore : Genealogical Pub. Co. , 1990. v. 3.

Pp 550-1

ISAAC ROBINSON

SON OF REV. JOHN ROBINSON Of LEYDEN, HOLLAND, AND SOME OF HIS DESCENDANTS

by: MRS. LUCRETIA (ROBINSON) STORMS

From: The Robinsons and Their Kin Folk, 3rd series, 1906, The Robinson Family Genealogical and Historical

Association, NY

Having been asked by a number of the members of the Robinson Association. about my line of ancestry from the Rev.

John Robinson and invested by the secretary to send in my genealogical paper, I do so hoping other members may

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find help in connecting family links in their ancestral search. I must before speaking of the son Isaac, who was one of

the founders of the State of Massachusetts mention the father, Rev. John Robinson of Leyden was born in

Lincolnshire England, in 1575, entered Corpus Christi College at Cambridge in 1592 made a fellow in 1598, resigned

in 1604 and gathered a congregation at Lincolnshire and with them fled to Amsterdam, Holland, in 1698, removed

thence to Leyden Holland in 1609 where he died in 1625, and was buried beneath the pavement of St Peter's Church

He married about 1605. Bridget White. Their children as shown by the census taken in Leyden in 1622, were as

follows:

1. John born in England about 1606.

2. Bridget ....Leyden 1608.

3. Isaac ..........".........1610

4. Mercy ........".........1612

5. Favor ........"..........1615

6. Jacob .........".........1621

7. A child ......"..........1623.

Isaac Robinson; the third child of the Rev. John Robinson, came to America in 1630, in the ship Lyon. In the

passenger list his age is given at twenty-one. Settled first in Scituate, where he was freeman of the colony in 1633,

joined the church in Scituate November 7, 1636. On the 20th of February he sold his estate of twelve acres of land and

the house which he built to John Trisden, which was then described as being the fifth lot from Coleman's Hill. In 1639

he removed to Barnstable. He took a letter of dismission from the church in Plymouth and joined. the Rev. Thomas

Lathrop on the 7th of July. His first estate in Barnstable was opposite that of Governor Hinckley. This he also sold and

took twenty acres further to the west. In 1639 and 1648 he was a member of the Grand Inquest of the Colony; in 1641

he was on the jury for trials; in 1645 he was deputy from Barnstable to the General Court at Plymouth in 1646- 47-48

he was a "receiver of excise" for the town, and in 1650, again deputy. In 1660, Jonathan Hatch of Boston, with Isaac

Robinson and twelve others purchased the plantation of Succamsset, now Falmouth. His party bought their land of the

Indian chief Quachatesset, by permission of the General Court. In 1673 he again removed to Tisbury, Martha's

Vineyard, where he was a "recorder.". For several years he was its selectman. In 1700 he had divided his estate

equally between his three sons, and in 1701 he deeded the homestead and its garden to Isaac, Jr. This was the first

house built in Falmouth, standing on the south side of Fresh Pond. In November, 1701, he removed to Barnstable and

made his. home with his daughter Fear, the wife of Rev. Samuel Baker, where he died at the age of ninety-four in

1704 At the age of ninety-two he was represented as a hale and vigorous man, with locks as white as the drifted snow.

"A venerable man," writes Prince in his Annals, "whome I have often seen." Prince asserts that he was chosen

assistant to the Governor of the colony in 1646, and in 1647 he was again chosen as assistant to the Governor

He was for a time disfranchised on account of his sympathy for the Quakers, but was restored to citizenship by

Governor Winslow in 1673.. He married first at Scituate January 27, 1636, Margaret Hanford of Scituate. She was a

sister of the Rev. Thomas Hanford and niece of Timothy Hatherly. She died June 13, 1649. Their children were: I.

Susannah, born at Scituate Jan. 21, 1637, died before 1664. 2. John, born at Barnstable April 5; 1640; went from

Falmouth to Connecticut in 1714.

Isaac, born in Barnstable Aug. 7, 1642, married Ann; was drowned at Falmouth Oct. 6, 1668. The decision of the

inquest appointed to view the body is preserved as a specimen of the style of the time: "Wee the jury of inquest

appointed to view the corpse of Isaac Robinson, Jr. do apprehend according to view and testimony that the means of

his death was by going into the pond, to fetch two geese which we Conceive to be the instrumental cause of his death

he being entangled them 4 Fear, born at Barnstable Jan 26, 1644, married Rev, Samuel Baker of Barnstable 5 Mercy

born at Barnstable July 4, 1647, married William Weeks March 16, 1669. 6. A daughter, June 6, 1649

In 1650 Isaac married his second wife, Mary - (not the sister of the."famous Elder Faunce of Plymouth," as has been

claimed.) Children by Mary: 1. Israel, born in Barnstable Oct. 5, 1651; after the death of his brother Isaac in 1668, he

took the name of Isaac. 2. Jacob, born in Barnstable May 10, 1653, married Experience; died 1733. 3. Peter, born in

Barnstable 1655; said to have gone to Norwich, Conn. 4. Thomas, born in Falmouth 1666-7 Some authorities state

that he removed to Guilford, Conn., but we find no proof of it.

John, the second child of Isaac, born in Barnstable April 5, 1640, was a Representative from the town of Falmouth in

1689-90-91. He removed to Connecticut in April 1714, married Elizabeth Weeks, May 1, 1667. Their children were:

John, born in Falmouth March 20, 1668. 2. Isaac, born in Falmouth Jan. 30, 1670. 3. Timothy, born in. Falmouth Oct.

30 1671. 4. Abigail, born in Falmouth March 20, 1614. 5. Fear, born in Falmouth June 16, 1676. 6. Joseph, born in

Falmouth March 31, 1679. 7. Mary. 8. A son, born Dec. 12, 1683; died Dec. 16, 1683. 9. A daughter, born May 1

1687; died Aug. 4, 1688.

Timothy, third child of John; married May 3, 1699, Metitable Weeks Their children were: 1. Metitable, born in

Falmouth Feb. 28 1701 2. Thomas, born in Falmouth April 3 1703 3. Rebecca born tn Falmouth June y, 1706: 4

Timothy, born in Falmouth June 17 1713. 5. John, born in Falmouth Aug. 30, 1716. 6. William, born in Falmouth

Aug. 10, 1719.

Thomas Robinson, second child of Timothy, Sr., born in Falmouth April 3, 1703, married Mary Robinson Sept. 23,

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1725. Their children were: 1. Deliverance, born at Falmouth. 2. Zephaniah, born at Falmouth July 26, 1729. 3. Paul,

born at Falmouth Ang. 11, 1731. 4. Rhoda, born at Falmouth Feb. 17, 1733. 5. Paul, born at Falmouth April 20, 1734.

6. Mary, born at Falmouth Feb. 12, 1738. 7. Thomas, born at Falmouth June 13, 1674.

Zephaniah Robinson, second child of Thomas, born in Falmouth July 26, 1729, died in Livermore, Me., March 27

1805, married first Ann Hatdt of Falmouth; second, married Jediah West of Rochester, Feb. 27,. 1756, by whom he

Isaac: 1. Shadrach, born in Falmouth. 2. Stephen, born in Falmouth. 3. Thomas, born in Falmouth. 4. Cornelius, born

in Falmouth. 5. James, born in Falmouth. 6. Zephaniah, born in Falmouth. 7. Rhoda, born in Falmouth. 8. Juda, born

in Falmouth April 18, 1777, died 1778. 9. Anna, born in Falmouth Sept. 19, 1779, died 1814. 10. Seth,.born in

Falmouth. 11. Ellis, born in Falmouth July 2, 1783, died 1832. 12. Paul, born in Falmouth June 17, 1785. died 1863.

13. Weston, born in Falmouth Aug. 2, 1789 died 1863. 14. Phebe, born in Falmouth July, 13, 1790, died 1863. Many

dates not given. As a descendant facetiously re-marked, "Zephaniah, Anna and Jediah must have been so busy

looking after their fourteen children that it is not to be wondered at that dates were in part overlooked by them. It must

have been quite a task to find appropriate names even"

Shadrach Robinson; son of Zephaniah, born in Falmouth February 2; 1758; died April 6, 1842, married Deborah

Robinson, the daughter of. Jeremiah Robinson who was the son of Peter and. Martha Robinson. Shadrach removed to

Chilmark, Martha's Vineyard, from Naushon, 1810. His house is still standing, surrounded by the hills of the western

part of Martha's Vineyard. At the age of eighteen he served in the War of the Revolution. Their children were: 1. John.

born October 3,. 1781. 2. Jediah, born June 2, 1783. died January. 1820, in Chilmark. 3. Anne, born March 15, 1785,

died May 1, 1850, in Livermore, Me. 4. Abigail. born Sept. 5, 1788, died at West Tisbury, Martha's Vineyard, Nov.

17, 1885 at the advanced age of ninety-seven years. She joined the Chilmark church in 1812. Her father's house was

long the home of the early Methodist preachers, and (meetings were held there before any house of worship had been

built. During her early life she taught school in various places on the island, was a Sunday-school worker, and

sometimes superintended the school. Her memory and mental faculties remained unimpaired until nearly the last. 5.

Rebecca, born April 30, 1790, died 1877, at West Tisbury. 6. Henry Robinson, born Nov. 18, 1792, died at

Edgartown Martha's Vineyard, June 25, 1872, married Lucretia Adams at West Tisbury They had six children.

Hannah, the seventh child of Shadrach born Aug 7, 1795, died at West Tisbury Oct 1882 8 James, born. Sept. 21.

1797, died 1799 9. Delia, born June 25, 1800. died Jan. 12, 1891 at West Tisbury.

Lucretia Adams was the daughter of James Adams; b. Sept. 30 1754, and Dinah Allen, b. 1753 d. November; 1844,

his wife.

James Adams was the son..of Mayhew Adams, b. Dec. 22, 1729, d. Oct 2, 1823 and Rebecca Mayhew d July 11,

1819 his wife.

Mayhew Adams was the son of Eliashib Adams b May 9 1699 and Reliance Mayhew m Feb 18 1729 his wife

Eliashib Adams was the son of Edward Adams and Elizabeth Watley m May 19 1629 his wife

Edward Adams was the son of Edward Adams d Nov 12 1716 and Lidia hi wife.

Edward Adams was the son of Henry Adams d Oct 8, 1646

Henry Adams was born in Devonshire England Came to America 1632: 1635 settled at Braintree; now, Quincy. He

was the ancestor of John Adams; President of U. S. A.

Ship: 1631/2 'Lyon'

Occupation: Deputy, collector of excise, juror

1631/2: Came to New England on the 'Lion', at the age of 21.

1633: To Scituate, MA; Made freeman.

1633: He was a freeman of the colony of New Plymouth, and was taxed the following year in the town of

Plymouth.

1634, 20 Feb: On the 20th of Feby, 1634, he sold his Estate to John Twisden, and removed to Barnstable

accompanied by the Rev. John Lathrop;

1635, 4 Jul: he sold lands in Plymouth, and in that or the following year, removed to Scituate, MA

1636, 27 Jun: he was married by Mr. Timothy Hatherly to Margaret Handford, of Scituate, and on the 7th of the

month following joined the Rev. Mr. Lathrop's church, 'haveing a letter dismissive from the church att Plimouth." In

the same year he built a house in Scituate, the twenty-ninth built in that town. this he sold to Goodman Twisden, and

in 1637 built his 'new house', which was the forty-ninth.

1636, 7 Nov: Joined the church at Barnstable, MA; his home lot was the fifth from Colman's Hill, consisting of

12 acres, on which he built a house

1637/8, 1 Jan: Isaac Robinson and others had lands granted him by the Plymouth Colony Court, lying between

North and South rivers.

1639 and 1648: He was a member of the Grand Inquest of the Colony, Barnstable.

1639: He removed with Mr. Lathrop and his church to Barnstable. His house lot, containing eight acres of

upland, and the salt meadow adjoining, was on the north side of the county road, and was bounded westerly by

Calves Pasture Lane. Gov. Hinckley's 'new house' was on the opposite side of the road, a little farther west.

1641: On the jury for trials.

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1645 and 1651: Deputy from Barnstable to the Plymouth Colony Court. 1646, '47 and '48: Receiver of excise

in the town of Barnstable.

1653: This lot (in Barnstable) he sold before 1653 to Mr. Thomas Allyn; and removed to a lot about a mile

westerly, which is described as follows in the town records: 1653. -1. Twenty acres of upland, be it more or less, at

his house: Butting northerly upon ye marsh, and southerly into ye woods: bounded easterly by Gdd. Cooper's and

westerly by Gdd. Bearses. 2. A parcel of marsh lying all ye breadth of sd. upland & stretching westerly eight

rods. be it more or less, beyond ad. upland to ye bounds between Gdd. Bearse and him, & easterly by Gdd. Cooper's

marsh, & northerly by the Maine Creek.

1659, 7 Jun: The court empowered Mr. Thos. Hinckley and Richard Bourne to purchase the lands at

Saconessett of the Indians:

1659, Jun: The folowing order was adopted by the Court of the Colony of New Plymouth:

"Whereas some have desired and others thinke it meet to p'mitt some p'sons to freequent the Quaker meetings to

endeavor to reduce them from the error of theire ways, the Court considering the premises doe p'mitt John Smith of

Barnstable, Isacke Robinson, John Chipman and John Cooke of Plymouth, or any two of them to attend the said

meetings for the ends aforesaid, att any time betwixt theis Court and the next October Court.:

In pursuance of the order of the Court, John Smith and Isaac Robinson, of Barnstable, attended the meetings of the

Quakers "to reduce them from the error or theire ways," both became convinced that the laws which had been enacted

against Quakers were unjust and tyrannical, and ought to be repealed. Mr. Robinson wrote a letter to the magistrates

frankly avowing his opinions. This letter is thus referred to in a Court Order dated March 7, 1659-60: "The Court

takeing notice of sundry scandals and falsehoods in a letter of Isaacke Robinsons, tending greatly to the prejudice of

this gou'ment, and incurragement of those commonly called Quakers, and thereby lyable (according to the law

prouided in such case) to disfranchisement, yett wee att p'sent forbeare the sensure vntill further enquiry bee made in e

thinges."

1659-72: Disenfranchised for opposing Quaker and Baptist persecutions.

1660/1, 5 Mar: Mr. John Howland, Isaacke Robinson, and others were also authorized to purchase lands at the

same place.

1660, Jun: At the Court on the sixth of June, 1660, it was ordered, that "Isaacke Robinson, for being a manifest

opposer of the lawes of this gou'ment, expressed in a letter by him directed the gou'. and otherwise, is centanced to

bee disfranchised of his freedom of this Corporation.

c1663: He removed to Falmouth, MA.

1663, Mar: Saconesset, afterwards called Falmouth, was settled mostly by families from Barnstable, and til its

incorporation as a town, Jun 4, 1686, old style, was a part of and under the jurisdiction of that town. The settlement

was commenced in March, 1663, and Feb 7, 1664-5, "Mr. Isacke Robinson was allowed and approved by the

court to keep an ordinary att Saconcessett for the entertainment of strangers, in regard that it doth appear that there

is great recourse to and fro by travellers to Martins Vineyards, Natucket &c." Mr. Robinson did not reside long

in Saconessett.

1665: Became a Quaker, settled in what became Falmouth and kept a tavern at Succanessett.

1673: He was recorder and clerk of Tisbury, Martin's Vineyard, MA.

1673, 4 Jul: Thirteen years afterwards, namely, on the 4th of July, 1673, Isaac Robinson was by the same Court

re-established in his rights as a freeman of the corporation. On the record, immediately following the order

disfranchising Mr. Robinson, is the following interlineation:

"There being some mistake in this, att his request, hee, the said Isaacke Robinson, is re-established, and by generall

voat of the Court accepted againe into the association of the body of the freeman of this Corporation, and to enjoy the

priuilidges thereof as occation may require."

The inference which the reader of the Court Orders would draw from the position in which he finds this interlineation,

is, that it was made soon after the order for disfranchisement was passed, and intended to correct a mistake in the

record; but such is not the fact: it was interlined thirteen years afterwards, when the laws against Quakers had been

either modified, abolished, or suffered to become obsolete.

1678,1680 and 1684: He is named as one of the Selectmen. He continued to reside in Tisbury, MA, til Nov.

1701.

1686: He conveyed to his 'natural son, Peter Robinson,' one-third of some of his lands in Tisbury, "during the

natural life of my wife or her widowhood."

1699: He conveyed by deed land in tisbury to his son Jacob Robinson, Isaac Robinson, Jr., witness.

1700, 30 Aug: Isaac Robinson conveys certain lands in Tisbury "to my son Isaac Robinson."

1701, Nov: He returned to Barnstable, where he had retained his church membership, and resided with his

daughter Fear, the wife of Mr. Samuel Baker, until his death, in 1704, aged 94.

1701, 1 Nov: Isaac Robinson, of Tisbury, deeds land and his dwelling-house in Tisbury "to my son Isaac

Robinson."

1701/2, 5 Feb: At a town meeting in Barnstable, held Feb t, 1701/2, "Then voted and given to old Mr.

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Robinson, by ye major part of ye town then present, one acre and half of marsh."

During all these removals and changes Mr. Robinson continued to be a member of the Barnstable church, a period of

almost seventy years. His name stands on the list of "Remote members" in 1683, and there is no note in the original

record that he ever asked his dismission from the church. He was continued in full fellowship, notwithstanding the

decided stand he took against the measures of the Colonial Government during the Quaker controversy.

Mr. Robinson, after his return to Barnstable, is represented as a hale and vigorous old man, with locks as white as the

drifted snow, and most venerable in appearance. I find no entry of the date of his death in the probate, town, or

church records. He was probably buried in the old burying ground, as that was then the common cemetary for all the

inhabitants, and his first wife and one child were buried there; but I find no grave-stone to mark the spot where his

mortal remains rest. Perhaps like Walley's, Mrs. Hinckley's and others, which are known to have been there, it has

crumbled away and no vestige now remains. He probably died in 1704, aged 94 or 95 years.

Dr. Thatcher, in his history of Plymouth, says: "For the purpose of bringing the quakers to sense of their mistake, the

laws were so far relaxed as to permit certain persons to attend their meetings to endeavor to reduce them from the

error of their ways." This permission was given to Isaac Robinson and three others. Another account says: "The

government was not aware of their danger. The formation of a new sect is always an overmatch for that which has

been cooled and tempered by time. Isaac Robinson, an excellent and sensible man, instead of concerning the Quakers

of their errors, himself embraced many of their doctrines and consequently rendered himself so obnoxious that he was

dismissed from employment and exposed to much censure and some indignity." Yet another source reports the

following: "It is a fact highly honorable to Governor Winslow that one of his first acts after his appointment as

Governor was to restore Isaac Robinson and his associates to the rights and privileges of which they had been

deprived by the "Stern Governor Prince". To be more exact, Isaac Robinson in 1659 had been disenfranchised by

Gov. Prince because of his opposition to the laws against the Quakers and for his sympathy for that sect; his civil

rights were restored in 1673 by Gov. Winslow. Isaac Robinson married Margaret Hanford June 17, 1636; she died in

June of 1649 and he subsequently wed Marry ----. Isaac Robinson sold his Scituate home to John Trisden in 1639 and

went to Barnstable.

He later moved to Falmouth, MA (known as Succonnessett), becoming the first of 13 persons who purchased land

from the Indians and in 1660 commence the settlement at Falmouth. The first house at Falmouth, situated at the south

end of Fresh Pond, was that of Isaac Robinson. It is thought he came there because of persecutions he suffered due to

his Quaker principles. Quaker records indicate that a meeting of the Quaker disciples was established at Falmouth in

1709, but that Quakers had met there for worship during many previous years.

More About Isaac Robinson:

Fact 1: 1631, Arrived on ship 'Lyon"

Children of Isaac Robinson and Mary Faunce are:i. Israel Robinson, born October 5, 1651 in Barnstable, Barbstable, MA; died 1728.

Notes for Israel Robinson:

Issac, Tisbury, son of the first Isaac, was baptized Israel, as Mr. Otis, with much sagacity argues, and that after

the drowning of his first Isaac, he called this son for him, as the name Israel is no more heard after 1668, and

Isaac died 1728, making his will 5 February which was probated 1, October, following.

[Merged.FBC.FTW]

Issac, Tisbury, son of the first Isaac, was baptized Israel, as Mr. Otis, with much sagacity argues, and that after

the drowning of his first Isaac, he called this son for him, as the name Israel is no more heard after 1668, and

Isaac died 1728, making his will 5 February which was probated 1, October, following.

ii. Jacob Robinson, born May 10, 1653 in Barnstable, Barbstable, MA; died 1733; married (1) Experience;

married (2) Experience ? WFT Est. 1670-1703; born WFT Est. 1649-1669; died WFT Est. 1670-1753.

Notes for Jacob Robinson:

Jacob, Tisbury, son of Isaac, died before 19, November 1733, when on the division of his estate are

mentioned widow Experience, and children Jacob, Isaac and Mary

352 iii. Peter Robinson, born 1655 in Of, Scotland, Windham, Conn; died February 6, 1739/40 in Windham,

Windham, CT; married (1) Experience Manter; married (2) Mary Manter 1687 in Martha Vineyard, MA..

iv. Thomas Robinson, born March 6, 1655/56; died WFT Est. 1657-1746.

v. Peter Robinson, born 1663; died Abt. February 6, 1738/39 in Scotland Parish, Windham Co, CT; married

Mary Manton 1687 in Martha's Vineyard, MA; born 1665 in Tisbury, Dukes Co, MA; died April 30, 1727 in

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Palmerstown, MA.

More About Mary Manton:

Fact 12: 8D-129

Fact 13: 215

706. John Manter, born September 19, 1640 in Of, Tisbury, Dukes, Mass; died May 25, 1708 in West Tisbury,

Dukes, MA. He was the son of 1412. George Manter and 1413. Mrs. George (Manter). He married 707. Martha

Lambert July 1, 1657 in Tisbury, Dukes, MA.

707. Martha Lambert, born September 19, 1640 in Barnstable, MA; died October 3, 1724 in Tisbury, Dukes,

MA. She was the daughter of 1414. Bernard Lambert and 1415. Unknown.

More About Martha Lambert:

Fact 12: 9D-259

Fact 13: 215

Child of John Manter and Martha Lambert is:353 i. Mary Manter, born 1665 in Tisbury, Dukes, MA; died April 30, 1727 in Palmerstown, MA; married Peter

Robinson 1687 in Martha Vineyard, MA..

708. Samuel Fuller, born Abt. 1630 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts; died March 25, 1675 in Barnstable,

Barnstable, Massachusetts. He was the son of 1416. Dr. Matthew Fuller and 1417. Frances Iyde. He married 709.

Mary Abt. 1660 in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts.

709. Mary, born Abt. 1638 in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts; died Aft. August 7, 1696 in Barnstable,

Barbstable, MA.

Notes for Samuel Fuller:

Killed by Indians in King Phillip's War.

Will mentions: wife Mary; eldest son Thomas (under 21); sons Jabez, Timothy,Matthias; daughters Abigail, Anne.

On 8 Jun 1676, the widow Mary Fuller claimed to be with child.

Will written/leg.: 02 Aug 1675, see notes.

Will proved: 03 Jun 1676, Inventory.

Samuel lived in Barnstable. He was a lieutenant when killed at Rehoboth during King Philip's War.

The will of "Lieft Samuell Fuller the son of Captaine Matthew Fuller deceased," dated 2 Aug. 1675, sworn on 7 June

1676 arid''3 July 1676, names wife Mary, eldest son Thomas (Not yet 21), other sons Jabez, Timothy and Matthias,

daughters Abigail and Anne; friends Elder John Chipman and Thomas Huckens with wife Mary to be joint executors.

The inventory was attested 3 June 1676 by Mary relict of Lt. Fuller and mentions "more due for his service to the

country." On 8 June 1676 Mary the wife of Lt. Samuel Fuller late deceased claimed to be with child and the Court

ordered that the child should have an equal portion of the 9 P estate with the younger children, and that if the child

were to live, Mary was ta have a 'competency allowed her for and toward bringing up of the said Child out of the

Intire estate of the said Lieftenant Fuller."*

More About Samuel Fuller:

Fact 1: Killed in King Phillips War

Military service: Lieutenant, Massachusetts Bay Militia, Killed in "King Phillips War"

Children of Samuel Fuller and Mary are:i. Thomas Fuller, born Abt. 1661; died WFT Est. 1678-1765; married Elizabeth Lathrop WFT Est. 1678-1722;

born WFT Est. 1657-1691; died WFT Est. 1678-1773.

ii. Jabez Fuller, born Abt. 1663 in Barnstable, MA; died Abt. 1712; married Mary Hallett Abt. 1686.

iii. Anne Fuller, born Abt. 1669 in Barnstable, MA; died July 2, 1722; married Joseph Smith April 29, 1689;

died WFT Est. 1694-1756.

iv. Matthias Fuller, born Abt. 1672 in Barnstable, MA; died Abt. 1697.

Notes for Matthias Fuller:

The will of Mathias Fuller of Barnstable

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"being Designed for and upon the Counterys Cervice against the French and Indian Enemies," dated Boston 7

Aug. 1696, probated 28 May 1697, mentions brother Timothy Fuller of Haddam, grandfather Matthew Fuller

late of Barnstable deceased, honored mother (not named), and "Rest of my Brothers and Sisters.' Inv. taken 6

May 1697.

v. Abigail Fuller, born Abt. 1674 in Barnstable, MA; died WFT Est. 1663-1768; married Israel Stowell.

354 vi. Samuel Fuller, born August 15, 1676 in Barnstable, MA; died September 12, 1716 in Mansfield, Tolland, CT;

married in Barnstable.; married (3) Elizabeth Thacher October 3, 1700 in Barnstable, MA.

710. Ralph Thacher, born Abt. 1648 in Weymouth, Norfolk, MA; died July 26, 1733 in Martha's Vineyard,

Duke's , NY. He was the son of 1420. Thomas Thacher and 1421. Elizabeth Partridge. He married 711. Ruth

Partridge January 1, 1669/70.

711. Ruth Partridge, born Abt. 1647 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA; died October 30, 1717 in Lebanon, New

London, CT. She was the daughter of 1422. George Partridge and 1423. Sarah Tracy.

Children of Ralph Thacher and Ruth Partridge are:355 i. Elizabeth Thacher, born March 1, 1671/72 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA; died Abt. 1740; married Samuel

Fuller October 3, 1700 in Barnstable, MA.

ii. Thomas Thacher, born October 9, 1673 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA; married Mary Dean November 16, 1704.

iii. Ann Thacher, born November 26, 1673 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA; died November 15, 1680 in Duxbury,

Plymouth, MA.

iv. Ruth Thacher, born November 1, 1675 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA; died September 1709.

v. Rodolphus Thacher, born January 9, 1677/78 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA; died Abt. 1757 in Lebanon, New

London, CT; married Patience Skiffe Abt. 1708.

vi. Lydia Thacher, born January 24, 1679/80 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA; died May 26, 1756; married (1) John

Dean; married (2) Jonathan Peterson.

vii. Mary Thacher, born March 8, 1681/82 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA; died Aft. 1719; married Benjamin

Dimmick.

viii. Ann Thacher, born March 30, 1684 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA.

ix. Peter Thacher, born August 17, 1686 in Martha's Vinyard, Duke's, NY; died February 1766; married Abigail

Hibbard Abt. 1713.

720. Jean Merritt, born Abt. 1635 in Montauban, Tarn et Gar., France; died Abt. 1699. He married 721. Jean

de Latrob.

721. Jean de Latrob, born Abt. 1640 in Montauban, Tarn et Gar., France; died Abt. 1699.

Children of Jean Merritt and Jean de Latrob are:i. Jean Merritt, born Abt. 1663.

ii. Noemi Merritt, born Abt. 1665.

360 iii. Michael Merritt, born Abt. 1675 in Montauban, Tarn et Gar., France; married Ester Truby October 11, 1699

in Spitalsfield, London, England.

722. Daniel Truby, born Abt. 1650 in St. Maixant, Deux Severs, France; died WFT Est. 1683-1741. He

married 723. Esther Panoux WFT Est. 1669-1699 in St. Maixant, Deux Severs, France.

723. Esther Panoux

Child of Daniel Truby and Esther Panoux is:361 i. Ester Truby, born Abt. 1680 in St. Maixant, Deux Severs, France; married Michael Merritt October 11, 1699

in Spitalsfield, London, England.

726. Thomas Jones, born in Glouchester, Essex, MA. He married 727. Katherine Gammon June 25, 1677 in

New London, CT.

727. Katherine Gammon She was the daughter of 1454. Thomas Gammon.

Child of Thomas Jones and Katherine Gammon is:363 i. Katherine Jones, born December 20, 1679; died Aft. 1744 in Colchester or East Haddam, CT; married Adam

Rogers September 1, 1702.

728. Nathaniel Chittenden, born 1643 in Guilford, New Haven, CT; died June 1691 in Guilford, New Haven, ,

CT. He was the son of 1456. William Chittenden and 1457. Joanna Sheafe. He married 729. Sarah.

729. Sarah, born Abt. 1643 in Guilford, New Haven, CT.

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Child of Nathaniel Chittenden and Sarah is:364 i. Nathaniel Chittenden, born August 10, 1669 in Guilford, , CT.; died November 15, 1738; married Elizabeth

Stevens.

730. Thomas Stevens, born December 5, 1630 in Of Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut; died November 18,

1685 in Of, Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut. He was the son of 1460. John Stevens and 1461. Mary. He married

731. Mary (Clark) Fletcher November 18, 1655 in Kenilworth, Warwickshire, , England.

731. Mary (Clark) Fletcher, born May 18, 1630 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Mase, England; died October 24, 1683 in

Guilford, New Haven, Conn. She was the daughter of 1462. John Fletcher and 1463. Mary Ward.

More About Thomas Stevens:

Fact 1: September 7, 1704

Child of Thomas Stevens and Mary Fletcher is:365 i. Elizabeth Stevens, born July 14, 1668 in Killingworth, Middlesex, CT; died November 15, 1738 in

Westbrook, Middlesex, , CT; married Nathaniel Chittenden.

732. John Nettleton, born March 18, 1630/31 in Killingworth, Middlesex, CT; died March 18, 1689/90 in

Killingworth, Middlesex, CT. He was the son of 1464. Samuel Nettleton and 1465. Maria Mary Nettleton. He

married 733. Martha Hull May 29, 1669 in Middlesex, Windsor, Hartford, CT.

733. Martha Hull, born June 10, 1650 in Killingworth, Middlesex, CT; died March 18, 1690/91 in

Killingworth, Middlesex, CT. She was the daughter of 1466. Josiah Hull and 1467. Elizabeth Loomis.

Notes for Martha Hull:

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!NAME: The History of the Hull Family of Mount Pleasant Twp, Wayne Co.,

Pennsylvania, by Allan Fowler Hull, 1981, Camp Hill, PA

Child of John Nettleton and Martha Hull is:366 i. John Nettleton, born January 19, 1670/71 in Killingsworth, Middlesex, CT; died February 13, 1714/15 in

Killingworth, Middlesex, CT; married Sarah Woodmansee January 21, 1691/92 in Killingworth, Middlesex,

CT.

734. Gabriel Woodmansee, born 1633 in Shrewsbury, , NJ; died 1685 in New London, New London, CT. He

was the son of 1468. Thomas Woodmansee. He married 735. Sarah Ricks 1667 in New London, New London, CT.

735. Sarah Ricks, born June 29, 1647 in New London, New London, CT; died September 30, 1729 in New

London, New London, CT. She was the daughter of 1470. John Ricks and 1471. Unknown.

Child of Gabriel Woodmansee and Sarah Ricks is:367 i. Sarah Woodmansee, born March 1, 1672/73 in New London, New London, CT; died December 10, 1723 in

Killingworth, Middlesex, CT; married John Nettleton January 21, 1691/92 in Killingworth, Middlesex, CT.

768. George Harsch, died Aft. January 1696/97. He married 769. Marie.

769. Marie

Child of George Harsch and Marie is:384 i. Theodor Harsch, born 1674; married Agnes Franzen January 7, 1696/97.

770. Harles Franzen

Child of Harles Franzen is:385 i. Agnes Franzen, born 1673 in Sanem, Luxemberg; married Theodor Harsch January 7, 1696/97.

Generation No. 11

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1280. Harman Jansz Knickerbocker, born March 18, 1647/48 in Of, Overijssel, Netherlands; died April 3,

1721 in Albany, Albany, NY. He was the son of 2560. Johannes Van Knickerbocker and 2561. Julianna Van

Marmier. He married 1281. Lysbert Janse Bogart January 3, 1674/75.

1281. Lysbert Janse Bogart, born June 3, 1651 in New York City, New York, NY; died April 15, 1723. She

was the daughter of 2562. Jan Laurens Bogert and 2563. Cornelia Evarts.

More About Lysbert Janse Bogart:

Fact 1: April 1723

Child of Harman Knickerbocker and Lysbert Bogart is:640 i. Lourens Knickerbocker, born May 3, 1681 in Renselaerwyck, Rensselaer, NY; died October 5, 1750 in

Redhook, Dutchess, NY; married (1) Catherine Van Horn Bef. 1707; married (2) Marijke Dyckman 1707 in

Albany, Albany, New York.

1282. JR Johannes Dyckman, born 1662 in Schenectady, Schenectady, New York; died 1737 in Salisbury,

Litchfield, CT. He was the son of 2564. Johannes Dyckman and 2565. Maria Bosyns. He married 1283. Jannetje

Viele 1737 in Schenectady, Schenectady, NY.

1283. Jannetje Viele, born 1670 in Schenectady, Schenectady, NY; died Aft. September 1, 1732. She was the

daughter of 2566. Cornelis Cornelise Viele and 2567. Suster Bouts.

Notes for JR Johannes Dyckman:

In Notary Papers, vol 1 p 556, it is stated that Maria Bosyns bound out her son Johannes to Major Abrams Staats,

April 10, 1676

Child of Johannes Dyckman and Jannetje Viele is:641 i. Marijke Dyckman, born 1688 in Schenectady, Schenectady, NY; died September 20, 1766 in Redhook,

Dutchess, NY; married Lourens Knickerbocker 1707 in Albany, Albany, New York.

1284. Hugo Frere, born 1642 in France; Of New Paltz, Ulster Co., NY; died January 4, 1697/98 in New Paltz,

Ulster, New York, Will-Jan 4, 1698. He was the son of 2568. Hugo Freer. He married 1285. Marie Haye in

Normandy.

1285. Marie Haye, born 1646 in France; Of New Paltz, Ulster Co., NY; died December 8, 1693 in New Paltz,

Ulster, NY.

More About Hugo Frere:

Burial: Walloon Cem., New Paltz, Ulster, New York

Fact 1: Abt. 1702, Walloon Cem., New Paltz, Ulster, New York

Child of Hugo Frere and Marie Haye is:642 i. Abraham Freer, born June 16, 1670 in Of New Paltz, Ulster, NY; died Aft. 1719; married Aaghe Tietsoort

April 28, 1694 in Of New Paltz, Ulster, NY.

1286. Willem Abrahamse Tietsoort, born August 2, 1648 in Of Schenectady, Schenectady, NY; died October

20, 1722 in Dutchess Co., NY. He was the son of 2572. Abraham Willemszen Tietsoort and 2573. Aechtje Jans.

He married 1287. Neeltje Cornelisse or Swart 1673 in Of Kingston, Ulster, NY.

1287. Neeltje Cornelisse or Swart, born Abt. 1654 in Schenectady, Schenectady, NY; died WFT Est. 1675-

1768. She was the daughter of 2574. Theunis Cornelisse Swart and 2575. Lijsbetjen (Leysebeth), Vanderlinde

(De Lint).

Notes for Willem Abrahamse Tietsoort:

He is generally recognized as the emigrant, son of Abraham, and husband of Neeltje Swart, was in Schenectady as

early as 1676. Some items of his history appear from later papers. In a petition, now a record, (N.Y. Land Papers,

v.4,p.104), not dated, but acted upon 10 Sep. 1707, Willem Tietsoort describes himself of Ulster Co. N.Y., a

blacksmith, and states that in the year 1698, he was, with others, surprised at the fearful massacre by the French and

Indians at "Skenecticut" i.e. Schenectady, which is so well described in Pearson's History of the Schenectady Patent.

The massacre almost wiped out

Schenectady and it's settlers, and occurred during a period of fearful cold. At Schenectady, Willem had lived among

the Indians for about 22 years indicating that he had arrived about 1676.

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For this period he had exercised his calling as blacksmith, a most important trade for an early settlement, when the

repair of the simplest tools involved a long dangerous trip through primeval forests to the nearest forge, generally

many miles distant.

At the massacre, Willem was severely wounded, but fled with his daughter to Esopus, or the modern Kingston, Ulster

Co., N.Y. From exposure to the extreme cold, the daughter lost the use of her legs, up to the time of the petition. A list

of all the grandchildren shows that all the daughters, except Geertrudy, did well for the country. At Esopus, Willem

was well received by the Indians and seemed to have travelled over to the Minisink, or Port Jervis portion of the

Delaware, a neighborhood served by the Kingston D. Ch. Pastors. The Indians gave him a tract of land at

Maughaghkemek (Mahackamack), commonly called

Schackeackaninck, in an elbow of the Delaware, for which he received a license to purchase from the Earl of

Bellomont, 15 Oct. 1698, and a deed from the Indians on 30 June 1700. Willem complained that the land had

subsequently, by error, been included in a patent to Mathew Ling and associates, and prayed that the said patentees

might be compelled to give him a deed for the land. The petition, signed Willem Tietsoort, was read on 10 Sept. 1707,

the entry reading: "The petitions of Wm. Tietscoort read and ordered to lye on the Table". This petition refers land at

Minisink near Port Jervis, and the patent to

Tietsoort is of record at Orange Co., N.Y., County Clerk's Office. I know of no earlier white settler at Minisink than

Willem Tietsoort, and it is probable he was a pioneer there, although several earlier petitions for land are of record.

The petition fixed Willem at the village fort of Scenectady as early as 1676. There he md. Neeltje, a daughter of the

well known Theunis (i.e. Anthony) Corneliszen Swart, whose wife was Elizabetrh van der Linden, and who as early as

11 Aug. 1676 had been appointed Magistrate there, by Governor Andros. (N.Y. Col. Hist. Documents, v.13, p.500).

All the Schenectady early church records, prior to 1700, as well as the early church records of Beverwyck, or Albany,

are lost; but subsequent marriage entries show that several of Willem's children were born at Schenectady, and there

he early appears as a landowner. In 1687 he borrowed 600 florins of the Church Funds, at interest, such loans being

made by the elders as a safe investment of surplus monies. After the massacre in 1690, he sold his lot on the present

State St. to Wm. Appel, an innkeeper, but as late as 1715, he acquired a new lot from Evert Bancker. (See Pearson's

"Schenectady Patent", 87, 155, 156, 384, and 386). In 1695, June 7, he had a daughter Helena, (#10), baptized at

Kingston, and in 1699, May 7, another daughter, Marytje, #12. A daughter,

Ariaentje was baptized at Albany 2 Aug. 1685.

His relations to the Minisink Indians were early as on 10 Oct. 1698, he and Arian "Rosaert", i.e. Roosa, petitioned the

Governor to set a hearing at which several Indian Sachems, of Little Minisink, might make some propositions. It is

signed "Willem Titsvoort" (N.Y. Col. Manuscripts V.42,p.71). Later Willem seems to have settled in Dutchess Co.

N.Y., the people of which resorted to Kingston for baptisms. Poughkeepsie then was a hamlet of some dozen or

twenty families, and Smth's "History of Dutchess Co.," gives illustrations of the need of a good blacksmith, even

ploughshares being carried to Kingston for repair. See Smith's "History of Dutchess County", p.79.

In 1713, Pieter U. Ziele (Viele?) deeds land to William Titsoor, a blacksmith of Dutchess Co., and 1714 in the

Dutchess Co. 1st list of Residents, William Tetsvort appears as the head of a Family of 1 male above 60, 2 males

between 16 and 60, 2 females between 16 and 60, and 1 female under 16. (See Orange Co. Hist. p.14,15) In 1717-18

in the Dutchess Co., 1st Tax List, William Titsor was taxed on a valuation of 13.0.0 Pounds, and was assessed 15

shillings, 81/2 pence.

Willem's Will was in Dutch, and is of record. It is dated 11 Dec. 1716, and recites him as of Dutchess Co. It was

proved 29 Oct. 1722. (See New York Calendar of Wills, p.382). It mentions the wife and the 10 children inorder, the

sons Abraham, Stephanus, Jacob and Isaac, and the daughters Elizabeth, Eghie, Rebecca, Marytje, Helena and

Ariaentje. The witnesses were Henry Van Der Burgh, Elias Van Bunschooten and Leonard Lewis.

For the history of Neeltje Swart's father, Theunis Cornelisze Sward, consult my manuscript volume, uniform with this,

entitled "Some Notes as to the Early Descendants of Thunis Cornelisze Swart", soon to be presented to the Lenox

Library, N.Y. City.

"William Tietsoor" was assessed 13.0.0 Pounds, 1717-18, (1st Supervisors Book, Dutchess Co. folio 3, 11, 26 and of

the same book: "De Estate of William Titsoort, deceased" was taxed 6 Pounds, 9 Aug. 1722, (id. "Page 57").

Consult the magnificent "Swarthout Chronicles" pp. 140,145, which call Wiliiam the earliest New York Settler on a

Minisink farm.

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Comment:

Fernow's "New York Calendar of Wills" 1626-1836 lists not 10 but 11 children of Willem. The difference is the

appearance of daughter "Maragrieta" in Fernow's list. Also, Fernow states the executors were wife, son Jacob and

Capt. Barent van Kleeck.

---T.R. Behm

More About Willem Abrahamse Tietsoort:

Occupation: Blacksmith

Children of Willem Tietsoort and Neeltje Cornelisse or Swart are:643 i. Aaghe Tietsoort, born Abt. 1670 in Schenectady, Schenectady, NY; died 1741 in Dutchess Co, NY; married

Abraham Freer April 28, 1694 in Of New Paltz, Ulster, NY.

ii. Abraham Tietsoort, born Abt. 1670 in Schenectady, Schenectady, NY; married Margarita Mark.

iii. Elizabeth Tietsoort, born Abt. 1677 in Schenectady, Schenectady, NY; married James Whitaker December 4,

1694 in Kingston, Ulster, MY.

iv. Rebecca Tietsoort, born Abt. 1680 in Schenectady, Schenectady, NY; married Jurriaen Quick April 21, 1701

in Ulster, Kingston, NY.

v. Stephanus WillemsTietsoort, born Abt. 1680 in Schenectady, Schenectady, NY; married Sarah Hornbeck

October 18, 1702 in Schenectady, Schnectady, NY.

vi. Arientje Tietsoort, born Abt. August 2, 1685 in Schenectady, Schenectady, NY; married Jacob Van

Kuykendal.

vii. Jacob Tietsoort, born Abt. 1688 in Schenectady, Schenectady, NY; married Zara Van Heyningen April 14,

1716 in Ulster, Kingston, NY.

Notes for Jacob Tietsoort:

Jacob was born in Schenectady, and in 1711 was one of the Ulster Co. Volunteers on the expedition to

Canada, and appears in the List of the Company under Capt. Wessel ten Broeck, 17 July 1711. (1906 N>Y>

State Hist. Report, Vol.2, p.442), as Jacobtiet Soor. He was then probably some 17 or 19 years old, as boys

joined the militia then when almost 16 years of age.

14 April 1716, Kingston Marriage #349, he md. Zara va Heyningen who was baptized 23 June 1695 (2

N.Y.D.Ch. p.228). She was the daughter of Claes (Nicholas) Janszen (son of John), called "tuynier" or

gardener, evidently from his trade, and Heyningen - Van Heyningen either from his birthplace or residence in

Holland and also "Van Leyderdorf". Claes had md. twice, his first wife being Gesje Fockens,

NY.D.Marr.P.32, April 3, 1667 and his 2nd wife was Jannetje Kierse or Kiersen, whom he md. 8 Sept. 1672.

(N.Y.D. Marr.P.36). Sara was by his 2nd wife.

Jacob, like his father, was a blacksmith , and settled in Poughkeepsie. He was taxed on 4 Pounds, as per the

Dutchess Co. 1st Tax List in 1717-8. (1st Supervisors Book, Dutchess Co., folio 2); consult also folio 37,

page 70.

More About Jacob Tietsoort:

Occupation: Blacksmith

viii. Geertruy Tietsoort, born Abt. 1690 in New York, New York, NY.

ix. Isaac W Tietsoort, born Abt. 1691 in Schenectady, Schenectady, NY; married Sara Lieuwes.

x. Helena Tietsoort, born Abt. June 7, 1695 in Kingston, Ulster, NY; married Damen Michaelse Palmentier Abt.

1716 in Poughkeepsie, Dutches, NY.

xi. Marytje Tietsoort, born Abt. May 7, 1699 in Kingston, Ulster, NY; married Michiel Palmentier October 2,

1717 in Ulster, Kingston, NY.

xii. Neeltjen Tietsoort, born Abt. 1706 in Minisink, Ulster, NY.

1408. Rev. John Robinson, born 1576 in Sturton, Le Steeple, Lincolnshire, England; died March 1, 1624/25 in

Leiden, S. Holland, Neth.. He was the son of 2816. John Robinson and 2817. Ann. He married 1409. Bridget

White February 15, 1601/02 in Greasley, Nottinghamshire, England.

1409. Bridget White, born 1579 in Stourton, Le Steeple, Nottinghamshire, England; died 1643 in Leyden,

Holland, Netherlands. She was the daughter of 2818. Alexander White and 2819. Eleanor Smith.

Notes for Rev. John Robinson:

Rev. John Robinson was born in 1576, admitted to Christ Church College, Cambridge, in 1592, received the A.M.

degree and became a fellow of that college in 1596. He lived for a time in Norwich, County of Norfolk, England, and

was there referred to as 'a man worthily reverenced of all the city for the Grace of God in him'.

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In 1606, Rev. John Robinson was chosen pastor of the Puritans gathered at the residence of William Brewster at

Scrooby in Nottingham County. He moved with the church in the winter of 1607-8 to Amsterdam, then in 1610 to

Leyden. he witnessed the departure of a portion of his congregation to America aboard the Mayflower in 1620 and in

1625 died on March 1 at Leyden.

Thirty-five members of Rev. Robinson's former congregation in Leyden came to Plymouth in 1629; another company

of his followers arrived in 1630. One of these groups included Rev. Robinson's widow and children, including his son

Isaac, who settled at Scituate, Massachusetts, and son John, who settled in the Cape Ann area.

1597: Went to Corpus Cristi, Cambridge and elected fellow.

1599: MA at Cambridge, England.

1603-4: Minister at St. Andrew's Church, Norwich, dismissed when he refused to subscribe to "39 Articles of

Religion."

1606: Assistant pastor to Richard Clifton at Scrooby, England.

1607-1608: Originally with the Pilgrims at Scrooby in Nottinghamshire, he was a teacher at Scrooby. He was

pastor of the Pilgrims when they left England for Holland in pursuit of religious freedom.

1608-1609: To Amsterdam in 1608 for one year then to Leyden in May 1609. He was the pastor at Leyden from

1609 to 1625.

1608: They had been living in Leyden for two years before he made any move to buy property there. It was in the

year 1608 that the Scrooby congregation escaped into Holland. In spring of that year the first of them reached

Amsterdam; a handful of men and boys, including a recent convert, the enthusiastic, confused, seven dismayed teen-

agers, William Bradford. In August their pastor, Richard Clifton, arrived safely with his family; but it was late

December or early January before the last of them.. Brewster and Robinson... managed to find sanctuary in Holland.

1609: Before the end of April 1609, King James, through his Ambassador at The Hague, appealed to the States

General (government of the Netherlands) to turn over to him these people or at least their leader.. whom he, himself,

had not been able to lay hands upon before they slipped out from under his very nose. The States General called the

city fathers of Leyden to account for harboring the fugitives, whereupon the Honorable Burgomasters and Council of

Leyden assured the States that "the Honorable Winwood, Ambassador of His Majesty the King of Great Britain" had

been misinformed if he thought they had entered into any compact with them. It behooved John Robinson and his

people to live quietly and inconspicuously. They did, at least for a while. Before they began to apply for citizenship

and to buy real estate, the only way they got into the records was to die, marry, or become part of someone else's vital

statistics.

1611: It was a handsome house that John Robinson bought in 1611. It was called Groeneport (Green Door) and

became Roninson's residence and the place of worship. It was ideally located in the very heart of the city. The house

fronted on Pieterskerk Plaza, and the garden abutted grounds of the University. the University Library, once the

chapel of the Veiled Nuns, was all but in his backyard. This house was his home for the rest of his life. Pieterskerk is

the cathedral overlooking Green Gate Meeting House in Bell Alley, Leyden. He stayed in Holland when the pilgrims

left for America.

1615: He matriculated at the University of Leyden in Theology.

1622: Register of the Poll-tas ano 1622: "Jan Robbenson, predicant (minister), Brugitta Robbenson, sijne huy

svrouwe (his wife), Jannes (John), Brugitta, Isack, Mercy, Ferer (Fear), Jacobut (James), - Robbensons kinderen

(children), and Mary a Hardy, dienstmeijt (maid-servant).

Pieterskerk was 300 years old when Robinson lived across Clock Alley from it. Services have recently been

discontinued and the noble old church closed for lack of money - roofs leaking badly and more serious problems

expected.

1646: The Pastor fell sick on Feb 22nd, died on Mar 1, and was buried in the church on Mar 4th, as described by

Winslow in 1646 - And our Pastor Mr. Robinson... has as good respect amongst (the Dutch) as any of their own

Divines; Insomuch as when God took him away from them and us by death the University, and Ministers of the City

accompanied him to his grave with all their accustomed solemnities; bewayling the great losse that not onely that

particular Church has, whereof he was Pastor; but some of the chief of them sadly affirmed, that all the Churches of

Christ sustained a losse by the death of that worthy instrument of the Gospel.

In the late 1600's the Robinson house was demolished to make way for the Jean Pesynhofje which is still there.

John Robinson had got his ideas about the true Church from the Bible. by the yardstick of the Biblical blueprint he

judged all so-called Christian churches. He believed that in the Bible were recorded, especially in the New

Testament, the clues which would enable any earnest man to sit down and to reconstruct the kind of church Christ

required. Furthermore, he and those who thought like him believed that if they did not build a church after the New

Testament pattern they would incur the wrath of God. They built their policy on the following closely interlocked

assumptions: first, that there was one perfect pattern for the organization of the Christian congregation laid down in

Scripture. Secondly, they believed that the one pattern, when reconstructed could be reconstituted at any time and in

any place in history. Thirdly, they believed that the one pattern must be reconstituted as part of their obedience to

God. Fourthly, they believed that the one pattern was very like what we would now call a congregational church.

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Hence they believed that the individual congregation had the power to accept or expel members, to hire and to fire

ministers and no other church had the right to control their decision or compel them to do anything they do not want to

do. Of course, they understood that though the church meeting of all the (male!) members was the final court of

appeal, the seat of final authority, yet, nevertheless that church meeting was not a democracy as many since John

Robinson have mistakenly tried to make it. Church meeting was not there to find out what the majority of the

members wanted but the members were there, guided by their officers and other spiritually mature people, to discern

the will of Christ.

All this, of course, was deeply subversive of all that ordinary people believed in early 17th Century England. They

believed that the church was headed not by church meeting but by the monarch and by the bishops and that anyone

who took a different line was guilty of un-English activities. hence John Robinson and his friends went into exile -

and from exile in Holland to exile in New England. They were, in brief, regarded as politically and religiously

disaffected and disreputable: the sort of people who could be well spared to inhabit a desolate waste on the edge of

the world!

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(The Robinson Family Genealogical and Historical Association, Published by the Association, New York, 1902)

REV. JOHN ROBINSON, OF LEYDEN, AND SOME OF HIS DESCENDANTS.

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By Rev. William A. Robinson, D.D.

It is characteristic of the true hero to be modestly unconscious of his heroism. He simply goes forward doing his

duty, and is too busy with his work to pose for effect or think of fame. Emphatically was this true of John Robinson,

the Pilgrim Pastor and Leader.

But if it was difficult for him to think of himself as a hero, it is hardly less so for us fully to appreciate what it

meant for him in his day to take the noble course his conscience prompted, and face the inner conflict and outward

persecutions which he quietly braved in obeying his convictions. It requires a careful study of his life and times fully

to understand the faith and courage he exemplified in pursuing the course which he took in God's name, but among the

names of the heroes in God's service in that age, that of John Robinson holds honored place.

John robinson was born near Gainsborough, England, in the year 1575. Of his childhood and youth nothing is

recorded save that he fitted for college and matriculated in cambridge University. two Cambridge colleges claim him

as a student, but Corpus Christi appears to have the best warrant for its claim. the Register of that college shows this

entry: "John Robinson, F., Lincolnshire, Admitted 1592; Fellow, 1598."

He took orders after his graduation in the church of England, but because of his modification of certain

ceremonies, and his broad and progressive views, he was suspended by the Bishop of Norwich. Upon this, in 1604,

he resigned his fellowship, and parted finally with the Established Church. For a time he assisted Rev. Mr. Clyfton,

pastor of a Separatist Church which met at the dwelling of William Brewster near Scrooby in Nottinghamshire. Later

he became pastor of that little church, and in 1609, after many difficulties and persecutions, he with his church

escaped to Holland. Settling finally at Leyden, he ministered to his little flock with the utmost fidelity and devotion.

At the same time by his counsels and his writings he labored valiantly and efficiently to promote the cause of civil and

religious liberty. September 5, 1615, he became a member of the University of Leyden and was held in high esteem

for his scholarship and the breadth and catholicity of his views. In 1620, the younger and more bigorous portion of

his flock joined in that famous "pilgrimage" to America, which has meant so much for this country and the world.

Pastor Robinson gave them his historical "Parting counsel," and intended himself soon to follow them to America, but

was unable so to do. the father of the writer of this sketch used to say that John Robinson had one reason for deferring

his journey to America, which has been a limitation upon many of his descendants - he was in debt. Be this as it may,

his hopes for reunion with his flock in America was terminated by his death at Leyden, March 1, 1625, in the 50th

year of his age. He was buried in the churchyard of St. Peter's Cathedral, in the presence of the gentry and dignitaries

of the City and University.

In 1891, a committee of the National council of congregational Churches of this country, on which the writer of

this sketch had the honor to serve, caused a handsome bronze tablet to be placed in his memory upon the wall of St.

Peter's Cathedral at Leyden, bearing, besides the record of his name and offices, the apt inscription "In Memoria

Aeterna Erit Justus."

Of the six children of John Robinson, two sons, John and Isaac are known to have come to Plymouth, Mass. in

1630. Isaac is the ancestor of a numerous progeny. To him I trace my family line, and the facts recorded in my

genealogy are as follows -

1. ISAAC, born 1610, came to Plymouth 1630. Married first 1636, Margaret Hanford, by whome he had five

children. After her decease he married in 1649 a second wife, by whom he had four children, the thrid of whom was,

2. PETER, born 1663, married Experience, daughter of John Manton of Tisbury, Martha's Vineyard. He finally

settled in Scotland Parish, Windham, Conn. He was the father of fifteen children, of whom the fourth was,

3. PETER, born 1697, married June 20, 1725, Ruth fuller, daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth (Thatcher) Fuller,

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of Mansfield, Conn. He had twelve children, of whom the ninth was,

4. ELIAB

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John Robinson was one of the most important members of the Pilgrims church at Leyden--he was their pastor. He

preferred to call himself a Pastor rather than a Reverend. He led the church out of England to Holland, and hoped to

come to America when he could get the majority of the congregation across.

Because the Pilgrims had no pastor in America, the Reverend Elder William Brewster did most of the Sabbath

services at Plymouth.

John Robinson died before his plan to come to America with the remainder of the congregation could be carried out.

His son Isaac came to America, in 1631

Barry, John S., English Pilgrims Settle At Plymouth: Part I., History of the World, 01-01-1992.

1620 No event in American history is more famous throughout the world, and none has been followed by results more

potent in the making of this country, than the settlement of the Pilgrims at Plymouth. This pioneer company, which

founded the second English colony in the New World, was composed of Puritans who had left the Church of England,

and were known as Independents or Separatists.

In the later years of the sixteenth century the tyranny of the Ecclesiastical Commission drove multitudes of English

churchmen into the ranks of the dissenters. At last this tyranny, and the threats of King James I, caused some of the

Independents to leave the country.

An Independent Church, mainly composed of simple country people, was formed in 1606 at Scrooby, in

Nottinghamshire. At its head were John Robinson, the pastor, and William Brewster, often called Elder Brewster, who

was postmaster at Scrooby. Robinson was distinguished alike for his learning and his tolerant spirit. Another leader

was William Bradford, then but seventeen years old. He was afterward Governor of Plymouth colony for thirty years,

and was its historian.

For some time the members of this Church quietly endured persecution at the hands of the King's officers. Then they

began to talk of fleeing to Holland, whither other dissenters and already escaped. In 1607 some of the Scrooby

congregation unsuccessfully attempted the flight. A few months later they succeeded in reaching Amsterdam, where

they intended to remain. But finding the English exiles there involved in theological disputes, they acted on

Robinson's advice and sought a more peaceful home in Leyden.

More About Rev. John Robinson:

Degree: MA, Cambridge, England

Education: Christ Church College, Cambridge

Occupation: Pastor, Separatist Church, Leyden, Holland

Children of John Robinson and Bridget White are:i. John Robinson, born Abt. 1606; died WFT Est. 1607-1696.

ii. Bridget Robinson, born Abt. 1608 in Leyden, Holland; died WFT Est. 1642-1703; married (1) John

Greenwood May 26, 1629; born WFT Est. 1583-1610; died WFT Est. 1634-1697; married (2) William Lee

July 25, 1637; born WFT Est. 1588-1617; died WFT Est. 1642-1702.

704 iii. Isaac Robinson, born 1610 in Leiden, S. Holland, Netherlands; died Bet. 1703 - 1704 in Barnstable,

Barnstable, MA; married (1) Margaret Hanford June 27, 1636 in Scituate, MA; married (2) Mary Faunce

1650 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.

iv. Mercy Robinson, born 1612; died 1623 in Leyden, Holland.

v. Fear Robinson, born 1614; died Abt. March 31, 1670; married (1) John Jennings; married (2) John Jr.

Jennings September 8, 1648; born WFT Est. 1597-1628; died WFT Est. 1653-1713.

Notes for Fear Robinson:

Parties: Fear Robinson, widow of John Jennings, Leyden

Raising of a mortgage or hypotec, in the presence of aldermen, on a house at the Koepoortsgracht in Leyden

in connection with a money-loan. Robinson has borrowed one thousand guilders from the orphaned children

of Pieter Gerritsz. van Grieken, a Leyden alderman. Annual interest is four percent, starting on the date hereof

and ending when the capital sum is paid off. Having duly given notice thereof three months in advance, party

is allowed to pay off the capital sum at any time. The house is located at the corner of the Koepoortsgracht

and the Molensteeg and is on one side adjacent to the property of Warnaer Warnaersz. Jens; in the back it

reaches to the property of the heirs of Abraham Abrugge. This instrument has been drawn up before (read:

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after) the instrument of April 18, 1668 in which a mortgage or hypotec is raised on the same house for a claim

of nineteen hundred and forty-six guilders, seventeen stivers and ten pence of the children of John Jennings;

this means that the Jennings children have a preferential claim.

Witnesses: ... ...

Raising of a mortgage or hypotec, in the presence of aldermen, to meet an obligation in an estate; this

mortgage or hypotec is raised on a house on the westside of the Koepoortsgracht in Leyden. When on March

28, 1668 the estate of John Jennings the elder and Rose Williams was divided Robinson and her husband

received the aforementioned house on the condition that they should pay to their children when they become

of age the sum of nineteen hundred and forty-six guilders, seventeen stivers and ten pence, plus an interest of

four percent; the house remains mortgage or hypotecd as security for this amount. The house is located at the

corner of the Koepoortsgracht and the Molensteeg; on the northside it is adjacent to the property of Warnaer

Warnaersz. Jens and in the back it reaches to the property of a

lawyer whose name is not given. This instrument has been drawn up before the mortgage or hypotec of April

18, 1668 for the claim of the Van Grieken children; this means that the Jennings children have a preferential

claim. The protocol of this instrument is recorded in the fourth register fo. 110.

Witnesses: ... ...

vi. Favor Robinson, born 1615.

vii. Jacob Robinson, born February 7, 1620/21; died May 1638 in Leyden, Holland.

1410. John Faunce, born October 1602 in Purleigh, Essex, Eng; died November 29, 1653 in Plymouth,

Plymouth, Massachusetts. He was the son of 2820. John Faunce and 2821. Mrs-John Faunce. He married 1411.

Patience Morton 1634 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.

1411. Patience Morton, born 1615 in Of, Leyden, Zuid Holland, Netherlands; died August 16, 1691 in

Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 2822. George Morton and 2823. Julia Ann

Carpenter.

Notes for John Faunce:

John Faunce arrived at Plymouth in 1623 on the Anne. Banks guessed that he came from Perleigh, County Essex

because he could find the surname only in that area, but others have found it elsewhere. He was a Purchaser and on

the 1633 freeman list. Faunce married Patience Morton, daughter of George and Juliana (Carpenter) Morton. He

served on juries and obtained various land grants (PCR, passim). His house was located in the southern part of

Plymouth near the Eel River. He died 29 November 1654 (PCR 8:16). His children are given in Moore Families, p.

244-47, and the line is further carried forward by James F. Faunce, The Faunce Family History and Genealogy

(Akron, Ohio, 1967). One of John's sons was the famed Elder Thomas Faunce, who lived to be almost 100, dying in

1746. A well known story originated in a talk given in the nineteenth [p.291] century at Plymouth's Old Colony Club

that at age ninety-five Elder Faunce was driven to town in an open wagon from Eel River and taken to Plymouth

Rock. He told the people gathered there how he had talked to John Howland and his wife, John Alden, Giles Hopkins,

George Soule, Francis Cooke and his son John, and Mrs. Cushman, born Mary Allerton, who "died but yesterday." All

of these, he said, told him that upon that rock they had stepped ashore, and John Winslow's wife, Mary (Chilton), had

come there on her seventy-fifth birthday and laughed as she stepped on the rock and said she was the first woman to

have stepped on it. This story, relayed to posterity verbally by one who claimed to hear it from a person who had been

in Elder Faunce's audience that day, is as far back as we can go to authenticate that what we call today Plymouth Rock

was

in fact the first land at Plymouth touched by the Mayflower passengers. For other information on Faunce's

descendants, see James Freer Faunce, "The Faunce Family," NEHGR 114:115; Rachel E. Barclay, "The Faunce

Family: Addenda and Corrections," NEHGR 116:188; and Rachel E. Barclay,"Correction to Faunce Article," NGSQ

48:184.

More About John Faunce:

Christening: Purleigh, Essex, England

Children of John Faunce and Patience Morton are:i. Priscilla Faunce, born 1633 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; died May 15, 1707 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA.

ii. Thomas Faunce, born Abt. 1638 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA.

iii. Elizabeth Faunce, born Abt. 1640 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA.

iv. John Faunce, born November 29, 1645 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; died November 29, 1654 in Plymouth,

Plymouth, MA.

v. Thomas Faunce, born 1647 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; died February 27, 1725/26 in Plymouth, Plymouth,

MA; married Jane Nelson December 12, 1672 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts; born February 28,

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1650/51 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; died August 8, 1717 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA.

More About Jane Nelson:

Baptism (LDS): October 25, 1930

Endowment (LDS): November 13, 1930

Sealed to child (LDS): May 8, 1972, SLAKE

vi. Elizabeth Faunce, born March 23, 1647/48 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; died March 23, 1647/48 in

Plymouth, Plymouth, MA.

Notes for Elizabeth Faunce:

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BIRT PLAC Plymouth Plymouth, MA


SLGC 12 OCT 1966 AL/11 OCT 1935




SLGC 12 OCT 1966 AL/11 OCT 1935




SLGC 12 OCT 1966 AL/11 OCT 1935




SLGC 12 OCT 1966 AL/11 OCT 1935

vii. Mercy Faunce, born April 10, 1651 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; died February 11, 1731/32 in Plymouth,

Plymouth, MA.

Notes for Mercy Faunce:

viii. Joseph Faunce, born May 14, 1653 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; died January 18, 1696/97 in Plymouth,

Plymouth, MA.

ix. Mary Faunce, born July 25, 1658.

x. Patience Faunce, born November 20, 1661 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; died 1697 in Plymouth, Plymouth,

MA.

xi. Sarah Faunce, born February 26, 1662/63 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; died June 27, 1695 in Scituate, MA;

married Edward Doty February 26, 1661/62 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts; born 1637 in , Plymouth,

Massachusetts; died February 8, 1688/89 in Plymouth, , Massachusetts.

More About Edward Doty:

Baptism (LDS): November 16, 1807

Endowment (LDS): February 4, 1915

Sealed to child (LDS): Submitted

Children of John Faunce and Patience Morton are:705 i. Mary Faunce, born 1628 in Of, Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts; died October 4, 1664 in Plymouth,

Plymouth, Massachusetts; married Isaac Robinson 1650 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.

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1412. George Manter, born Abt. 1600 in Norfolk, Eng; died WFT Est. 1639-1691. He married 1413. Mrs.

George (Manter).

1413. Mrs. George (Manter), born Abt. 1610 in Norfolk, Eng.

Child of George Manter and Mrs. (Manter) is:706 i. John Manter, born September 19, 1640 in Of, Tisbury, Dukes, Mass; died May 25, 1708 in West Tisbury,

Dukes, MA; married Martha Lambert July 1, 1657 in Tisbury, Dukes, MA.

1414. Bernard Lambert, born Bet. 1607 - 1608. He married 1415. Unknown.

1415. Unknown

Child of Bernard Lambert and Unknown is:707 i. Martha Lambert, born September 19, 1640 in Barnstable, MA; died October 3, 1724 in Tisbury, Dukes, MA;

married (1) John Manter July 1, 1657 in Tisbury, Dukes, MA; married (2) John Manter July 1, 1657 in

Tisbury, Dukes Co, MA.

1416. Dr. Matthew Fuller, born October 1603 in Harleston, Redenhall, Norfolk, England; died August 22,

1678 in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts. He was the son of 2832. Edward Fuller and 2833. Anna Susanna

Hopkins. He married 1417. Frances Iyde Abt. 1625 in Of Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.

1417. Frances Iyde, born Abt. 1605 in Of, England; died October 26, 1678 in Barnstable, Barnstable,

Massachusetts.

Notes for Dr. Matthew Fuller:

Notes for Matthew Fuller:

Will mentions grandson Shubael Jones (reputed son of Ralph Jones); wife Francis; only son John; eldest son Samuel

(dec'd) and his sons Thomas, Jabez, Timothy, Matthias, Samuel; Bethyah, wife of son John; daughters Mary Jones,

wife of Ralph; Anne, wife of Samuel Fuller; Elizabeth, wife of Moses Rowley and their daughter Sarah; Jedediah

Jones, son of Ralph; other grandchildren; sons-in law Ralph Jones, Samuel Fuller, Jr., Moses Rowley, Sr.; Mary Fuller

late wife of dec'd son Samuel. Will does not mention Matthew, who, according to Geological Register of Plymouth

Families, pg. 115, was a son (who married after the death of his 'father'). Doubt that the Matthew who marries

Patience Young in 1692 is the son of this Matthew.

Will written/leg.: 25 Jul 1678, see notes.

Will proved: 22 Aug 1678, Inventory, Plymouth, MA

He m. presumably in England, FRANCES IYDE-, who was living 30 Oct. 1678 when she swore to his inventory. As

Frances was Matthew's sole executrix, it is likely that she was the mother of at least some of Matthew's children.

Matthew Fuller arrived in Plymouth bef. 26 Oct. 1640 when he sold land lately purchased of John Gregory. He

probably brought his wife, Frances and children born in England with him. In 1642 he was propounded a freeman,

served as a juryman, and was assigned ten acres of land near Thurston Clark. In 1643 he was chosen sergeant in the

newly established "military discipline." He was called of Plymouth in a deed of gift of two acres on 16 March 1648/9

from Samuel Fuller.

Exactly when he moved to Barnstable is unknown, but on 5 Oct. 1652 the Court approved his election as lieutenant of

the Barnstable militia. He was admitted a freeman on 7 June 1653, and in that year served as deputy from Barnstable

to the Plymouth Court. On 20 June 1654 he was appointed lieutenant, under Capt. Myles Standish, of a 50-man quota

to fight against the Dutch at Monhattoes (New York), but receipt of news of peace between England and Holland on

23 June 1654 made the expedition unnecessary. On 2 Oct. 1658 he was elected a member of the Council of War, and

in 1671 became its chairman. Qn 17 Dec. 1673 he was appointed Surgeon General of the Colony troops; he also

served as captain of the Plymouth Colony forces during King Philip's War.

He was one of the first physicians to settle at Barnstable. He took a public stand on the side of the unpopular Quakers

and received a fine for it. He lived in the northwest corner of Barnstable at Scroton Neck, but also owned land in

Falmouth and Middleboro which had been granted to him by the Colony for distinguished service. He died a wealthy

man for the times.

Matthew Fuller of Barnstable in a will dated 25 July 1678, sworn 30 Oct. 1678, names Shubeall Jones my Grand

Child the Reputed son of Ralph Jones; wife Francis lsic); son John Fuller; natural sons of my son Samuel Fuller

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deceased: Thomas, Jabez, Timothy, Matthias and Samuel Fuller; Samuel, son of Samuel Fuller my eldest son

deceased; Bethyah the wife of son John Fuller; daughters Mary Jones wife of Ralph Jones, Anne Fuller now wife of

Samuel Fuller and Elizabeth Rowley wife of Moses Rowley; Sarah Rowley the daughter of Moses Rowley Jedediah

Jones son of Ralph Jones; my male grandchildren and female grandchildren; sons-in-law Ralfe Jones, Samuel Fuller

Jr., and Moses Rowley Sr.; only (surviving) son John Fuller and his wife Bethya; Mary Fuller late wife of my son

Samuell deceased; the Scotsman, Robert Marshall; Jaser Tayler; wife Frances, executrix.

No probate records for Frances Fuller in Barnstable Co.

from MAYFLOWER FAMILIES FOR FIVE GENERATIONS, Volume 4, General Society of Mayflower

Descendants, 1990) pp 5&6[Merged.FBC.FTW]

Notes for Matthew Fuller:

Will mentions grandson Shubael Jones (reputed son of Ralph Jones); wife Francis;

only son John; eldest son Samuel (dec'd) and his sons Thomas, Jabez, Timothy,

Matthias, Samuel; Bethyah, wife of son John; daughters Mary Jones, wife of Ralph;

Anne, wife of Samuel Fuller; Elizabeth, wife of Moses Rowley and their daughter

Sarah; Jedediah Jones, son of Ralph; other grandchildren; sons-in law Ralph Jones,

Samuel Fuller, Jr., Moses Rowley, Sr.; Mary Fuller late wife of dec'd son Samuel.

Will does not mention Matthew, who, according to Geological Register of Plymouth

Families, pg. 115, was a son (who married after the death of his 'father'). Doubt that

the Matthew who marries Patience Young in 1692 is the son of this Matthew.

More About Matthew Fuller:

Will written/leg.: 25 Jul 1678, see notes.

Will proved: 22 Aug 1678, Inventory, Plymouth, MA

He m. presumably in England, FRANCES -- --, who was living 30 Oct. 1678 when she swore to his inventory. As

Frances was Matthew's sole executrix, it is likely that she was the mother of at least some of Matthew's children.

Matthew Fuller arrived in Plymouth bef. 26 Oct. 1640 when he sold land lately purchased of John Gregory. He

probably brought his wife, Frances and children born in England with him. In 1642 he was propounded a freeman,

served as a juryman, and was assigned ten acres of land near Thurston Clark. In 1643 he was chosen sergeant in the

newly established "military discipline." He was called of Plymouth in a deed of gift of two acres on 16 March 1648/9

from Samuel Fuller.

Exactly when he moved to Barnstable is unknown, but on 5 Oct. 1652 the Court approved his election as lieutenant of

the Barnstable militia. He was admitted a freeman on 7 June 1653, and in that year served as deputy from Barnstable

to the Plymouth Court. On 20 June 1654 he was appointed lieutenant, under Capt. Myles Standish, of a 50-man quota

to fight against the Dutch at Monhattoes (New York), but receipt of news of peace between England and Holland on

23 June 1654 made the expedition unnecessary. On 2 Oct. 1658 he was elected a member of the Council of War, and

in 1671 became its chairman. Qn 17 Dec. 1673 he was appointed Surgeon General of the Colony troops; he also

served as captain of the Plymouth Colony forces during King Philip's War.

He was one of the first physicians to settle at Barnstable. He took a public stand on the side of the unpopular Quakers

and received a fine for it. He lived in the northwest corner of Barnstable at Scroton Neck, but also owned land in

Falmouth and Middleboro which had been granted to him by the Colony for distinguished service. He died a wealthy

man for the times.

Matthew Fuller of Barnstable in a will dated 25 July 1678, sworn 30 Oct. 1678, names Shubeall Jones my Grand

Child the Reputed son of Ralph Jones; wife Francis lsic); son John Fuller; natural sons of my son Samuel Fuller

deceased: Thomas, Jabez, Timothy, Matthias and Samuel Fuller; Samuel, son of Samuel Fuller my eldest son

deceased; Bethyah the wife of son John Fuller; daughters Mary Jones wife of Ralph Jones, Anne Fuller now wife of

Samuel Fuller and Elizabeth Rowley wife of Moses Rowley; Sarah Rowley the daughter of Moses Rowley Jedediah

Jones son of Ralph Jones; my male grandchildren and female grandchildren; sons-in-law Ralfe Jones, Samuel Fuller

Jr., and Moses Rowley Sr.; only (surviving) son John Fuller and his wife Bethya; Mary Fuller late wife of my son

Samuell deceased; the Scotsman, Robert Marshall; Jaser Tayler; wife Frances, executrix.

No probate records for Frances Fuller in Barnstable Co.

from MAYFLOWER FAMILIES FOR FIVE GENERATIONS, Volume 4, General Society of Mayflower

Descendants, 1990) pp 5&6

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CAPT. MATTHEW FULLER'S WILL AND INVElVTORY

Transcribed from the Original Records

BY GEORGE ERNEST BOWMAN

CAPT. MATTHEW FULLER died at Barnstable between 25 July, I678, the day he made his will, and 22 August,

I678, the date of the inventory. The will and inventory are recorded in the Plymouth Colony Wills and Inventories,

Volume III, Part II, Pages 127-129

(CAPT. MATTHEW FULLER'S WILL)

(3 : 2 : I 27) The five and twentieth Day of July in the yeer of our Lord one thousand six hundred seaventy and eight ;

I Mathew ffuller of the Towne of Barnstable in the Collonie of New Plymouth ; being sicke of body but of Good and

prfect memory thankes be unto almighty God ; and Calling to Remembrance the uncertaine state of this transitory life

and that all ffIesh must yeild unto Death when it shall please God to Call ; Doe make Constitute and ordaine ; and

Declare this my last will and Testament, In manor and forme following; Revoakeing and Anulling by these prsents all

and every Testament and Testaments will and wills heertofore by mee made and Declared either by word or writing ;

and this to be taken onely for my last will and Testament ; and none other ; and first being penitent and sorry from the

bottom of my hart for my sins past most humbly Desireing forgivenes for the same ; I Give and Comitt my soule unto

almighty God my Saviour and Redeemer, in whom and by the Merretts of Jesus Christ, I trust and beleive assuredly

to be saved, and my body to be buried in such place, as my executors heerafter Named shall appoint ; and Now for

the settleing of my temporall estate; and such Goods Chattles and Debts as it hath pleased God farr above my Deserts

to bestow on mee ; I Doe order Give and Dispose the same in manor and forme following That is to say first I will

That all those Debts and Dutyes as I ow in Right or Consience to any manor of prson or prsons whatsoever shalbe

well and truely Contented, or ordained to be payed, within Convenient time after my Decease by my executors

heerafter Named ;

Item I Give and bequeath unto Shubeall Jones my Grand Child the Reputed son.of Ralph Jones, the angle lott of

Marsh meddow, which I formerly bought of his father Ralph Jones, after ffrancis my wifes Decease

I Give and bequeath the one halfe of all the Rest of my Lands 8z meddows I have in the Townshipp of

Barnstable, or else where in America To my welbeloved son John ffuller ; after

ffrancis my wifes Decease

I Give and bequeath unto the Naturall sonnes of my son Samuell ffuller Deceased, Thomas ffuller Jabez ffuller

Timothy ffuller Matthias ffuller, and Samuell ffuller, The other halfe of all the Lands and meddowes I have in the

Townshipp of Barnstable or elsewhere in America ; after my wifes Decease ;

I Give and bequeath to Samuell ffuller the son of Samuell úfuller my Eldest son Deceased, my now Dwelling

house with all the land and meddow belonging to the homsted where I now

live ; after my wifes Decease ; and if it happen that hee should Die without Issue That then it shall Goe to the Rest of

them bretheren that Doe survive

Item It is my will that if my son John ffuller Die without Issue that then the lands and meddowes I have alreddy

Given to him Bethyah the wife of John ffuller shall enjoy the full benifitt ; and use of them to her Dieing Day ; and

then to Goe to the Rest of my Children begotten of my owne body ;

I Give and bequeath to my Daughter Mary Jones the wife of Ralph Jones Ten pounds in mony Item I Give and

bequeath unto my Daughter Anne ffuller The now wife of Samuell ffuller ten

pounds in mony;

Item I Give and bequeath unto my Daughter Elizabeth Rowley the wife of Moses Rowley ten pounds in mony ;

Item I Give and bequeath unto Sarah Rowley the Daughter of Moses Rowley all my sheep, and by these prsents I

Doe appoint Jedediah Jones to oversee the sheepp That they be Imployed wholly for the use of the said Sarah ;

Item I Give and bequeath ten pounds to Jedediah Jones the son of Ralph Jones in mony ;

Item I Give to every one of my Male Grandchildren halfe a Crown a peece in old England mony [p. i2z8) Item I

Give to every one of my femall Grandchildren twelve pence a peece in old England mony ;

Iem I Give to Ralúe Jones Samuell ffuller Junir: and Moses Rowley senir my sones in law five shillings apeece in

mony ;

Item I Give and bequeath unto my onely beloved son John ffuller twenty pounds in silver mony, and to bethya his

wife twenty shillings in Gould ;

I Give to Mary ffuller the late wife of my son Samuell ffuller Deceased five shillings in Mony.

I Give and bequeath unto Robert Marshall the Scotsman a peece of Cloth Intended to make mee a suite ; off ;

Item I Give to Jaser Tayler two Raysers ;

Item I Give and bequeath to ffrancis my Deare and welbeloved wife ; whoe by these prsents I Doe ordaine and

Declare to be the sole executrix of this my last Will and Testament the use

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and Improvement of all my housing lands and Meddowes Dureing her Naturall life ; as alsoe all my Moveables

houshold stuffe Cattle horse kind swine ; and whatsoever else Can be Named undisposed of to be att her Dispose for

ever

In witnes wherof I have heerunto sett my hand and seale the Day and yeer abovesaid

Signed and sealed Mathew ffuller and a seale

in the pTsence of

Joseph Laythorpe

John Hawes

Leift: Joseph Laythorp and John hawes made oath to the truth of the Will above written : viz That they Did see

Capt: Mathew ffuller above said ; signe and seale and Declare this aforsaid Will to be his last Will and Testament ;

before the Court holden att Plymouth the 3oth of October I678

A true Inventory of all the Goods Chattles and Creditts of Capt: Mathew ffuller of the Towne of Barnstable

Deceased ; Prised att his house in Barnstable aforsaid the 22cond Day of august one Thousand six hundred

seaventy and eight by Barnabas laythorp and James Lewis as followeth ;

L s d

ImpT: his purse and his apparrell 20 02 00

Item his books 10 00 00

Item his Armes 08 22 00

Item a peece of Broadcloth 03 00 00

Item his Surjeans Chest Drugs salves and Instruments 16 00 00

Item 4 Raisors 00 08 00

Item x bed and furniture belonging to it 11 00 00

Item x bed and beding eight pound 08 00 00

Item x bed and beding 07 00 00

Item in Linnine 19 01 00

Item g Chests 00 10 00

Item Table and stooles 02 10 00

Item the still with the Rest of the pewter 02 10 00

Item in brasse and belmettle 02 05 00

Item in Iron pott pothookes 8z pothangers 02 08 00

Item a paire of Andirons spitt frying pan tonggs and fiershovell 01 05 00

Item in Chaires 00 15 00

Item in woolen yearne 02 05 00

Item a lookeing Glasse and hour Glasse & Candle Stickes 00 20 00

Item a trundle bedsted 00 05 [*]

(p. 129) Item Barrells kneading trough and seives & spining wheeles 01 00 00

Item in tubbs Pailes & Cherne trayes earthen ware and other lumber 01 05 00

Item an old brasse kettle 00 05 00

Item in Amunition powder and bulletts 00 14 00

Item in Indian Corne and Rye in the house 01 16 00

IteEn Carts wheeles yoakes Chaine plow Irons hoes & axes 01 12 00

Item 3 peeces of plate 04 05 00

Item in New England mony 97 06 00

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Item Gould 04. 04 00

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Item a Silver Needle Case 01 00 00

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Item a horse bridle saddle and pillian 05 00 0

Item 4. Cowes 08 00 0

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Item in swine 02 00 00

Item in sheep 04 10 0

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667 04 6

Barnabas Laythorp

James Lewis

ffrancis the Relict of the above Named Capt: Mathew ffuller Deceased ; Made oath to the truth of this Inventory

presented by her ; apprised by Barnabas Laythorp and James Lewis as under theire hands is Given, The 26th of

October I678 before mee

Thomas Hinckeley Assistant

* Worn off.

[+]"New" was first written, but was crossed out and "old" interfined in the same hand and ink.

[++] This seems to have been written "01 00" and then changed to "00 5 "

More About Dr. Matthew Fuller:

Military service: Lieutenant then Captain, Massachusetts. Bay Militia, served under Miles Standish

Children of Matthew Fuller and Frances Iyde are:708 i. Samuel Fuller, born Abt. 1630 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts; died March 25, 1675 in Barnstable,

Barnstable, Massachusetts; married Mary Abt. 1660 in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts.

ii. Mary Fuller, born Aft. 1630; died Abt. 1691 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; married Ralph Jones April 17,

1650.

iii. Elizabeth Fuller, born Aft. 1630 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; died Aft. 1714 in East Haddam, Middlesex,

CT; married Moses Rowley April 22, 1652 in Barnstable, Barbstable, MA.

iv. Anne Fuller, born Abt. 1634; died December 1691 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; married Samuel Fuller.

v. John Fuller, born Aft. 1640; died Abt. 1692; married Bethia.

1420. Thomas Thacher, born May 1, 1620 in Salisbury, Wilts., England; died October 15, 1678 in Boston,

Suffolk Co., MA. He was the son of 2840. Peter Thacher and 2841. Anne Allwood. He married 1421. Elizabeth

Partridge May 11, 1643 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA.

1421. Elizabeth Partridge, born Abt. 1621; died June 2, 1664 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA. She was the

daughter of 2842. Ralph Partridge and 2843. Patience.

Children of Thomas Thacher and Elizabeth Partridge are:i. Thomas Thacher, born Abt. 1645 in Weymouth, Norfolk, MA; died April 2, 1686; married Mary Savage Abt.

1670.

710 ii. Ralph Thacher, born Abt. 1648 in Weymouth, Norfolk, MA; died July 26, 1733 in Martha's Vineyard, Duke's

, NY; married Ruth Partridge January 1, 1669/70.

iii. Peter Thacher, born July 18, 1651 in Salem, Essex, MA; died December 17, 1727; married Theodora

Oxenbridge November 21, 1677.

iv. Elizabeth Thacher, born Abt. 1655 in Salem, Essex, MA; married Nathaniel Davenport.

1422. George Partridge, born Abt. 1619 in Dutton, Kent, England; died July 7, 1695 in Duxbury, Plymouth,

MA. He was the son of 2842. Ralph Partridge and 2843. Patience. He married 1423. Sarah Tracy November 28,

1638 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA.

1423. Sarah Tracy, born Abt. 1622 in Leyden, Holland; died November 16, 1708 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA.

She was the daughter of 2846. Steven Tracy.

Children of George Partridge and Sarah Tracy are:i. Sarah Partridge, born Abt. 1639 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA; died August 7, 1722; married Samuel Allen Abt.

1658.

ii. Typhosa Partridge, born Abt. 1642 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA; died November 1, 1701; married Samuel

West September 26, 1668 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA.

iii. Elizabeth Partridge, born Abt. 1645 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA; died August 7, 1722 in Tisbury, Martha's

Vnyd, MA; married James Allen 1662.

711 iv. Ruth Partridge, born Abt. 1647 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA; died October 30, 1717 in Lebanon, New

London, CT; married Ralph Thacher January 1, 1669/70.

v. Lydia Partridge, born Abt. 1650 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA; died February 2, 1742/43; married William

Brewster January 2, 1671/72.

vi. Mary Partridge, born Abt. 1652 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA; married Nathaniel Skiffe.

vii. Rebecca Partridge Fisher, born Abt. 1654 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA.

viii. John Partridge, born November 29, 1657 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA; married Hannah Seabury December 24,

1684; born April 5, 1731.

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ix. Mercy Partridge, born Abt. 1660 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA; died September 20, 1726; married Samuel

Colburn March 12, 1682/83.

1454. Thomas Gammon

Child of Thomas Gammon is:727 i. Katherine Gammon, married Thomas Jones June 25, 1677 in New London, CT.

1456. William Chittenden, born March 1593/94 in Cranbrook, Kent, England; died February 1, 1660/61 in

Guilford, New Haven, CT. He was the son of 2912. Robert Chittenden and 2913. Mary Merriam. He married

1457. Joanna Sheafe 1634 in England.

1457. Joanna Sheafe, born 1613 in Cranbrook, Kent, England; died August 16, 1668 in Guilford, New Haven,

CT. She was the daughter of 2914. Edmund Sheafe and 2915. Joan Jordan.

More About William Chittenden:

Fact 1: February 1660/61

More About Joanna Sheafe:

Fact 1: August 1668

Children of William Chittenden and Joanna Sheafe are:728 i. Nathaniel Chittenden, born 1643 in Guilford, New Haven, CT; died June 1691 in Guilford, New Haven, , CT;

married Sarah.

1460. John Stevens, born November 6, 1983 in Hartfordshire, England; died September 1, 1770 in Guilford,

New Haven, Connecticut. He was the son of 2920. Edward Stephens and 2921. Anne Crewe. He married 1461.

Mary 1624 in Kenilworth, Warwick, , Eng.

1461. Mary, born 1602 in Kenilworth, Warwick, , Eng; died Bef. 1639 in England.

More About John Stevens:

Fact 1: September 1, 1970, Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut

Child of John Stevens and Mary is:730 i. Thomas Stevens, born December 5, 1630 in Of Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut; died November 18,

1685 in Of, Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut; married Mary (Clark) Fletcher November 18, 1655 in

Kenilworth, Warwickshire, , England.

1462. John Fletcher, born 1606 in Of Streedon, Ruthland, England; died April 18, 1662 in Milford, New

Haven, CT. He was the son of 2924. Robert Fletcher and 2925. Rose. He married 1463. Mary Ward 1640 in ,

England.

1463. Mary Ward, born Bet. 1615 - 1622 in Braffield, Lancestershire, England; died January 22, 1678/79 in

Milford, New Haven, CT. She was the daughter of 2926. Richard Ward and 2927. Joyce Stafford.

More About Mary Ward:

Fact 1: January 22, 1677/78, Farmington, , CT

Child of John Fletcher and Mary Ward is:731 i. Mary (Clark) Fletcher, born May 18, 1630 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Mase, England; died October 24, 1683 in

Guilford, New Haven, Conn; married Thomas Stevens November 18, 1655 in Kenilworth, Warwickshire, ,

England.

1464. Samuel Nettleton, born 1620 in Of Branford, CT; died October 29, 1656 in Fairfield, Ltchfl, Cnnc. He

was the son of 2928. Robert Nettleton and 2929. Hannah. He married 1465. Maria Mary Nettleton 1636 in Of

Warwickshire, England.

1465. Maria Mary Nettleton, born Abt. 1622 in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut; died October 29, 1658 in

Branford, New Have, Cnnc.

More About Samuel Nettleton:

Fact 1: Bet. 1655 - 1656, Fairfield, , Cn

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Child of Samuel Nettleton and Maria Mary is:

Child of Samuel Nettleton and Maria Nettleton is:732 i. John Nettleton, born March 18, 1630/31 in Killingworth, Middlesex, CT; died March 18, 1689/90 in

Killingworth, Middlesex, CT; married Martha Hull May 29, 1669 in Middlesex, Windsor, Hartford, CT.

1466. Josiah Hull, born November 10, 1616 in Of, Windsor, Hartford, Conn.; died November 16, 1675 in

Killingworth, Middlesex, CT. He was the son of 2932. George Hull and 2933. Thamzen Mitchell. He married

1467. Elizabeth Loomis May 20, 1640 in Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut.

1467. Elizabeth Loomis, born July 10, 1619 in KIllingsworth, Middlesex, CT; died November 16, 1675 in

KIllingsworth, Middlesex, CT. She was the daughter of 2934. Joseph Loomis and 2935. Mary White.

Notes for Josiah Hull:

Mr. Hull was Deputy to the General Court in 1659, '60 and '62. In 1662 he removed to Killinworth fro which place he

was Deputy, 1667-74.

More About Josiah Hull:

Fact 1: November 1675, Killingworth, Middlesex Co, Conn

Notes for Elizabeth Loomis:

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DEATH: (1)

!SOURCES: (1) The History of the Hull Family of Mount Pleasant Twp, Wayne Co.,

Pennsylvania, by Allan Fowler Hull, Camp Hill, PA, 1981

(2) Descendants of Joseph Loomis in America by Elias Loomis, 1875

More About Elizabeth Loomis:

Fact 1: Aft. 1665, Windsor, Hartford Co, Conn

Child of Josiah Hull and Elizabeth Loomis is:733 i. Martha Hull, born June 10, 1650 in Killingworth, Middlesex, CT; died March 18, 1690/91 in Killingworth,

Middlesex, CT; married John Nettleton May 29, 1669 in Middlesex, Windsor, Hartford, CT.

1468. Thomas Woodmansee, born 1595 in Ipswich, Essex, MA; died August 13, 1667 in Boston, Suffolk, MA.

Child of Thomas Woodmansee is:734 i. Gabriel Woodmansee, born 1633 in Shrewsbury, , NJ; died 1685 in New London, New London, CT; married

Sarah Ricks 1667 in New London, New London, CT.

1470. John Ricks, born Abt. 1617 in <, New London, New London, Conn.>. He married 1471. Unknown.

1471. Unknown, born Abt. 1621 in <, New London, New London, Conn.>.

Child of John Ricks and Unknown is:

Child of John Ricks and Unknown is:735 i. Sarah Ricks, born June 29, 1647 in New London, New London, CT; died September 30, 1729 in New

London, New London, CT; married Gabriel Woodmansee 1667 in New London, New London, CT.



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Generation No. 12

2560. Johannes Van Knickerbocker, born in <Of, Overijssel, Netherlands>. He was the son of 5120. Godfrey

Van Gunbagen. He married 2561. Julianna Van Marmier.

2561. Julianna Van Marmier, born Abt. 1629 in Netherlands. She was the daughter of 5122. Rutger Von

Marimier.

Child of Johannes Van Knickerbocker and Julianna Van Marmier is:1280 i. Harman Jansz Knickerbocker, born March 18, 1647/48 in Of, Overijssel, Netherlands; died April 3, 1721 in

Albany, Albany, NY; married Lysbert Janse Bogart January 3, 1674/75.

2562. Jan Laurens Bogert, born 1630 in Schooderweirt, Holland, Zuid, Netherland; died 1708 in New York

City, New York, NY. He was the son of 5124. Laurens Thonis Bogert and 5125. Unknown. He married 2563.

Cornelia Evarts 1655 in Schoonderwoerd, Holland, Zuid, Netherlands.

2563. Cornelia Evarts, born August 1632 in Of Schoonderwoer, South Holland, Netherlands; died Aft. 1707 in

New York City, New York, New York. She was the daughter of 5126. Evert Jansen Evertse and 5127. Grietja

Claes.

Child of Jan Bogert and Cornelia Evarts is:1281 i. Lysbert Janse Bogart, born June 3, 1651 in New York City, New York, NY; died April 15, 1723; married

Harman Jansz Knickerbocker January 3, 1674/75.

2564. Johannes Dyckman, born Bet. 1618 - 1619 in Of Harlem, New York, New York; died 1672 in Albany,

Albany, New York. He was the son of 5128. Joris Dyckman and 5129. Aeltio Root. He married 2565. Maria

Bosyns Bef. 1647.

2565. Maria Bosyns, born 1625 in Of Harlem, New York, New York; died 1676 in Albany, Fort Orange, NY.

Child of Johannes Dyckman and Maria Bosyns is:1282 i. JR Johannes Dyckman, born 1662 in Schenectady, Schenectady, New York; died 1737 in Salisbury,

Litchfield, CT; married Jannetje Viele 1737 in Schenectady, Schenectady, NY.

2566. Cornelis Cornelise Viele, born February 5, 1642/43 in Schenectady, Schen, N Y; died Aft. 1690 in

Schenectady, New York. He was the son of 5132. Cornelis Volkertszen Viele and 5133. Maria Du Trieux (Du

Traux). He married 2567. Suster Bouts Abt. 1667 in Schen, N Y.

2567. Suster Bouts, born 1650 in Of Schenectady, Schenectady, NY. She was the daughter of 5134. Hendrick

Lambertse Bout Sassian and 5135. Mrs. Bout.

Notes for Cornelis Cornelise Viele:

Cornelis is mentinoed as among the heads of Schenectady families who received relief from Albany after the massacre

of 1690

Marriage Notes for Cornelis Viele and Suster Bouts:

Witnesses by Philip du Trieux, Aneke Bogardus, Gerrit Molenaer (Miller)

Children of Cornelis Viele and Suster Bouts are:1283 i. Jannetje Viele, born 1670 in Schenectady, Schenectady, NY; died Aft. September 1, 1732; married JR

Johannes Dyckman 1737 in Schenectady, Schenectady, NY.

ii. Cornelis Jr, Viele, born WFT Est. 1660-1688; died WFT Est. 1721-1773; married Diwar (Debora) VanPetten

April 1, 1700.

iii. Debora Viele, born WFT Est. 1661-1684; died WFT Est. 1724-1774; married Daniel Kettlehuyn.

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Notes for Daniel Kettlehuyn:

the name Kettlehuyn was spelled in various ways and finally became Kittle

iv. Elizabeth Viele, born WFT Est. 1664-1686; died WFT Est. 1706-1774; married Jacob Corssen.

v. Pieter Viele, born WFT Est. 1663-1686; died WFT Est. 1709-1771; married Anna Myndertse Ven Der

Bogert.

vi. Blandina Viele, born WFT Est. 1664-1688; married (1) Jan Janse Van Woglan; married (2) Benjamin

Corssen.

vii. Annetje Viele, born WFT Est. 1664-1688; married Pieter Martling.

viii. Volkert Viele, born 1689.

2568. Hugo Freer, born in Of Germany.

Child of Hugo Freer is:1284 i. Hugo Frere, born 1642 in France; Of New Paltz, Ulster Co., NY; died January 4, 1697/98 in New Paltz,

Ulster, New York, Will-Jan 4, 1698; married Marie Haye in Normandy.

2572. Abraham Willemszen Tietsoort, born 1627 in Nyc, Ny, NY. He married 2573. Aechtje Jans April 27,

1647.

2573. Aechtje Jans, born 1628 in <Nyc, Ny, NY>; died 1689.

Notes for Abraham Willemszen Tietsoort:

The first (person) distinctly to be named Tietsoort in this country was Willem Abrahamse Tietsoort # 2 and early of

Schenectady. His name "Abrahamse" indicates that he was the son of an Abraham, but no birth or baptism is distinctly

recorded. The occurrence of the name Aeghje, Aechtje or Agatha among Willem Abrahamse's daughters renders it

possible

that Willem's mother was an "Aeghje", but I have found no Willem, son of Abrahmse Tietsoort, except the Willem,

bp. 2 Aug. 1648 (2 N.Y.D. Ch. 24), son of Abraham Willemszen "van Amsterdam", and Aechtje Jans, his wife, "van

Naerden", who were md. 27 April 1647. (N.Y.D.Ch No. 14) Aechtje Jans appears a few years later as wife of Pieter

Casperszen va Naerden. The matter is purely conjecture.

Comment:

I would be inclined to designate Abraham Willemsze(en) without the "Tietsoort" as the emigrant patriarch of the

family, inasmuch as he is the father in the baptism documented above. There are 3 references to him in the "Calendar

of Historical Documents" in the Office of the Secretary of State, Albany, NY. (O'Callaghan - 1865), Vol #1, Dutch

Manuscripts, 1630-1664. These are brief extracts from Volume IV, Council Minutes, 1638-1649. The oiginal text of

the 3 references follows on Pages 13 A and 13 B. It will be noted that Abraham Willemsz(en) was a seaman from

Amsterdam who was given permission to live in New Amsterdam. Also, his occupation has changed from seaman to

carpenter. His name, son of Willem, is typical Dutch patronymics. As Griffin points out, "Tietsoort" first appears with

the second person in the genealogy, Willem Abrahamse. I have no explanation for the appearance of this surname.

NEW YORK HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS: DUTCH

Translated and Annotated by Arnold J.F. Van Lear.

Edited with Added Indexes by Knneth Scott and Kenn Stryker-Rodda.

Published under the Direction of The Holland Society of New York.

VOLUME IV, COUNCIL MINUTES 1638-1649

REFERENCES TO ABRAHAM WILLEMSZE IN THE COUNCIL MINUTES:

BOOK Page 469, MANUSCRIPT Page 352

The 22nd of November anno 1647, Abraham Willemsze, from Amsterdam, requests by petition to be dismissed from

his service as seaman, which is granted him by the honourable director general in council, with permission to earn his

living here as other subjects.

BOOK Page 531 MANUSCRIPT Page 393

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The 8th of July 1648 Abraham Willemsze, carpenter, appeared in court and declared with offer of an oath, that he

bought from Cornelis and Claes Jansz, sailors of the ship "St. Ben- injo", at New Haven towards the north, two kegs

of powder, weighing about 70 lbs, for himself and Egbert van Borsum, jointly, which powder was resold here at the

Manhatans to Jacob Reynsen. He declares further that he bought no guns or lead. (Court convened in New

Amsterdam).

BOOK Page 549 MANUSCRIPT Page 404

The 1st of August 1648, Egbert van Borsum, being heard in council, declares and acknowledges that in the year

1647, at New Haven to the north, he bought and received from the chief boatswain of the "Klinckert" (a small vessel)

and the cook of the ship "Beninjo", 50 guns at fl.26 each, and that at the time there were still nine cases of guns in the

hold of the said "Beninjo"; also, that no one in the world was associated with him, except Abraham Willemsze, at that

time a sailor.

More About Abraham Willemszen Tietsoort:

Fact 1: October 29, 1722

Child of Abraham Tietsoort and Aechtje Jans is:1286 i. Willem Abrahamse Tietsoort, born August 2, 1648 in Of Schenectady, Schenectady, NY; died October 20,

1722 in Dutchess Co., NY; married Neeltje Cornelisse or Swart 1673 in Of Kingston, Ulster, NY.

2574. Theunis Cornelisse Swart, born 1626 in Rensselaerwych, Albany, NY; died July 21, 1677 in

Schenectady, Schenectady, NY. He was the son of 5148. Cornelis Swart and 5149. Mrs Cornelis Swart. He

married 2575. Lijsbetjen (Leysebeth), Vanderlinde (De Lint) Abt. 1649 in Beverwyck, New Netherlands Or

Albany, , NY.

2575. Lijsbetjen (Leysebeth), Vanderlinde (De Lint), born in Amsterdam, North Holland, Holland; died April

26, 1692 in Albany, Albany County, NY. She was the daughter of 5150. Esaias (Josijas) E Vanderlinde (DeLint)

and 5151. Maeke (Maijke) Damen Vissenburgh.

Notes for Theunis Cornelisse Swart:

Appeared before me, Ludovicus Cobes, secretary of Albany, etc., on the date underwritten, in the presence of the

honorable Heeren commissaries, etc., Mr. Philip Pieterse Schuyler and Jan Hendrickse Van Bael, Bastiaen De

Winter, who declares that in true rights, free ownership, he grants, conveys and makes over by these presents to Jan

Labatie, in a lot, in breadth one hundred feet, or four or five feet more of ground, as shall appear by a just survey,

lying at Schaenhechtade, bounded

on the east by Pieter [Van] Olinda,1 on the south side Theunis Cornelisse [Swart],2 on the north side Joris Arisse

[Vander Baast], and on the west side the highway [Church street], by virtue of a patent

thereof from the right honorable general, Francis Lovelace, of date the 21st of October, 1670, to which reference is

herein made,3 free and unincumbered, with no claims standing or issuing against the same, excepting the lord's right,

and without the grantor's making the least pretension to the same any more, acknowledging that he is fully paid and

satisfied therefor, the first penny with the last, by the hands of the said Labatie, and therefore giving plenam actionem

cessam, and full power to said Jan Labatie, his heirs and successors or assigns, to do with or dispose of said lot,4 as he

might do with his patrimonial estate and effects; promising to protect and free the same from all such trouble, claims

and liens as are right, and further, never more to do nor to suffer anything to be done against the same, with or without

law, in any manner, on pledge according to laws therefor provided.

Done in Albany, the 21st of November, 1670.

BASTIAEN DE WINTER.

Philip Pieterse Schuyler.

Jan Hend: Van Bael.

In my presence, LUDOVICUS COBES, Secretary.

1 Pieter Van Olinda's house lot in Schenectady fronted on Union street, two hundred feet east

of Church street, and is now occupied by the Court House.

2 Theunis Cornelisse Swart was one of the original settlers of Schenectady. By his wife Elizabeth

Lendt or Vander Linde, he had four sons, of whom Cornelis, the eldest, settled in Ulster county, and Esaias in

Schenectady. His house lot was on the east corner of State and Church streets.

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3 Bastiaan De Winter's house lot in Schenectady was on the south corner of Union and Church

streets, two hundred feet square; the northerly half he conveyed to Joris Arissen Vander Baast (now occupied by

James R. Craig, Esq.), and the southerly half as above. The later lot is now occupied by Volney Freeman, Esq. In the

massacre of 1690, Vander Baast was killed by the Indians.

4 This lot was sold subsequently to Davidt Christoffelse, who, with his children, was massacred

by the Indians on the 9th of February, 1690. It was still owned by his heirs in 1699.

More About Theunis Cornelisse Swart:

Fact 1: Schenectady Ny

Children of Theunis Swart and Lijsbetjen (Leysebeth) are:i. Jaomyntje Teunise Swart, born Abt. 1650.

ii. Cornelisse Teunise Swart, born Abt. 1652.

iii. Pieternella Teunis Swart, born Abt. 1655 in Schenectady, Schenectady, NY; married Gerrit Van Vliet Bef.

1681.

iv. Esaias Teunise Swart, born Abt. 1660.

v. Marytje Teunise Swart, born Abt. 1660.

vi. Antonisz (Adam) Swart, born Abt. 1665.

1287 vii. Neeltje Cornelisse or Swart, born Abt. 1654 in Schenectady, Schenectady, NY; died WFT Est. 1675-1768;

married Willem Abrahamse Tietsoort 1673 in Of Kingston, Ulster, NY.

viii. Jannetje Teunise Swart, born Abt. 1675.

2816. John Robinson, born 1550 in Sturton, Nottingham, England; died January 16, 1615/16 in Sturton-Le-

Steep, Nottinghamshire, England. He was the son of 5632. Christopher Robinson and 5633. Unknown. He married

2817. Ann February 15, 1603/04 in Greasley, Nottinghamshire, England.

2817. Ann, born 1554 in Greasley, Nottinghamshire, England; died October 16, 1616 in Sturton Le Steeple,

Nottinghamshire,England.

Children of John Robinson and Ann are:i. Marye Robinson, born WFT Est. 1571-1597; died WFT Est. 1588-1680; married William Pearte WFT Est.

1588-1631; born WFT Est. 1561-1596; died WFT Est. 1588-1675.

1408 ii. Rev. John Robinson, born 1576 in Sturton, Le Steeple, Lincolnshire, England; died March 1, 1624/25 in

Leiden, S. Holland, Neth; married Bridget White February 15, 1601/02 in Greasley, Nottinghamshire,

England.

iii. William Robinson, born 1578 in Greasley, Nottinghamshire, England; died March 1, 1624/25; married Ellen

? WFT Est. 1592-1635; born WFT Est. 1571-1604; died WFT Est. 1592-1685.

iv. Ellen Robinson, born 1580 in Greasley, Notts, England; married William Pearle.

v. Ann Robinson, born 1582 in Greasley, Nottinghamshire, England; married Roger Lauson..

2818. Alexander White, born 1550 in Stourton, Le Steeple, Notts, Eng; died May 6, 1596 in Sturton,

Nottinghamshire, England. He was the son of 5636. Thomas White and 5637. Mrs. Thomas White. He married

2819. Eleanor Smith February 15, 1602/03 in Sturton-Le-Steep, Nottinghamshire, England.

2819. Eleanor Smith, born Abt. 1546 in Sturton Le Steeple, Nottinghamshire,England; died Aft. April 7, 1599

in Stourton Le Steeple, England. She was the daughter of 5638. William Smith and 5639. Katherine Porter.

More About Alexander White:

Fact 12: 215

Fact 13: 11D-1026

More About Eleanor Smith:

Fact 13: 11D-1025

Children of Alexander White and Eleanor Smith are:i. Catherine White, born Abt. 1575 in Stourton le Stee, Notts, England;; died May 16, 1621 in Stourton, Le

Steeple, Notts, England; married (1) George Leggatt; married (2) George Legatt WFT Est. 1583-1617; born

WFT Est. 1558-1591; died WFT Est. 1583-1673; married (3) Gov. John Carver 1608; born WFT Est. 1556-

1588; died WFT Est. 1613-1675.

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Notes for Catherine White:

[Merged.FBC.FTW]

She married first, before 1599, ---- LEGGATT. Charles E. Banks, The English Ancestry and Homes of The

Pilgrim Father-s (1929, reprinted Baltimore 1976, 44), calls him George Leggatt. This is probably because

George Leggatt witnessed the will of Eleanor White (see above).

She married second, before 1609, JOHN CARVER, first Governor of Plymouth Colony, who died at

Plymouth in April 1621.

Bradford wrote, "In this month of April...their Governor [Mr. John Carver]... died...And his wife, being a

weak woman, died within five or six weeks after him" (Samuel Eliot Morison, ed., Of Plymouth Plantation

1620-1647 by William Bradford, 1952, 86).

In a letter dated June 1620, John Robinson wrote John Carver "My dear friend and brother whom with yours

I always remember in my best affections" (The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 17:62-63).

"Brother," in this case means "brother- in-law," as they married sisters.

Bradford's account of the Mayflower passengers includes (The Mayflower Descendant, 1:9, 11 ):

Mr. John Carver, Katherine his wife, Desire Minter & 2 menservants John Howland, Roger Wilder, William

Latham, a boy & a maid servant & a child yt was put to him called, Jasper More.

Under his "Increasings and Decreasings," Bradford wrote:

Mr. Carver and his wife dyed the first year, he in ye spring, she in ye somer; also his man Roger, and ye litle

boy Jasper, dyed before either of them, of ye commone Infection. Desire Minter, returned to her friend &

proved not very well, and dyed in England. His servant boy Latham after more than 20 years stay in the

country went into England; and from thence to the Bahamy Islands in ye West Indees; and their with some

others was starved for want of food. His maid servant maried & dyed a year or tow [sic] after here in this

place. His servant John Howland maried the daughter of John Tillie, Elizabeth, and they are both now living;

and have 10 children now all living and their eldest daughter hath 4 children And their 2 daughter, one, all

living and other of their children marriageable, so 15 are come from them.

Notes for Gov. John Carver:

[Merged.FBC.FTW]

Bradford wrote, "In this month of April...their Governor [Mr. John Carver]... died...And his wife, being a

weak woman, died within five or six weeks after him" (Samuel Eliot Morison, ed., Of Plymouth Plantation

1620-1647 by William Bradford, 1952, 86).

In a letter dated June 1620, John Robinson wrote John Carver "My dear friend and brother whom with

yours I always remember in my best affections" (The New England Historical and Genealogical Register,

17:62-63). "Brother," in this case means "brother- in-law," as they married sisters.

Bradford's account of the Mayflower passengers includes (The Mayflower Descendant, 1:9, 11 ):

Mr. John Carver, Katherine his wife, Desire Minter & 2 manservants John Howland, Roger Wilder, William

Latham, a boy & a maid servant & a child yt was put to him called, Jasper More.

Under his "Increasings and Decreasings," Bradford vTrote:

Mr. Carver and his wife dyed the first year, he in ye spring, she in ye somer; also his man Roger, and ye litle

boy Jasper, dyed before either of them, of ye commone Infection. Desire Minter, returned to her friend &

proved not very well, and dyed in England. His servant boy Latham after moxe than 20 years stay in the

country went into England; and from thence to the Bahamy Islands in ye West Indees; and ther with some

others was starved úor want of food. His maid servant maried & dyed a year or tow [sic] after here in this

place. His servant John Howland maried the doughter of John Tillie, Elizabeth, and they are both now living;

and have 10 children now all living and their eldest doughter hath 4 children And ther 2 doughter, one, all

living and other of their children mariagable, so 15 are come from them.

ii. Charles White, born 1575 in Newton, Notts, England.; died 1633.

iii. Roger White, born Abt. 1578 in Stourton le Stee, Notts, England; married (1) Anna Harding April 12, 1614 in

Leyden, Hollahd; married (2) Margaret Barrow October 5, 1619 in Leiden, Hooland.

1409 iv. Bridget White, born 1579 in Stourton, Le Steeple, Nottinghamshire, England; died 1643 in Leyden, Holland,

Netherlands; married Rev. John Robinson February 15, 1601/02 in Greasley, Nottinghamshire, England.

v. Frances White, born Abt. 1584 in Stourton le Stee, Notts, England; died WFT Est. 1583-1676; married (1)

Francis Jessop; married (2) Francis Jessup WFT Est. 1583-1626; born WFT Est. 1557-1592; died WFT Est.

1583-1671.

vi. Thomas Roger White, born 1586 in Newton, Notts, England; died WFT Est. 1572-1673; married Elizabeth

Wales.

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vii. Edward White, born 1588 in Newton, Notts, England.; died WFT Est. 1572-1673.

viii. Jane White, born Abt. 1589 in Stourton le Stee, Notts, England; died WFT Est. 1583-1676; married (1)

Randolph Thickins WFT Est. 1583-1626; born WFT Est. 1557-1592; died WFT Est. 1583-1671; married (2)

Ralph Tickens 1611.

Notes for Jane White:

[Merged.FBC.FTW]

She was betrothed in Leyden, 1 April 1611, to RANDALL THICKINS, of Lo0ndon. John and Bridget

Robinson were among the witnesses. They were married 21 April 1611. (Henry Martyn Dexter and Morton

Dexter, The England and Holland of the Pilgrims, London, 1906, reprinted Baltimore, 1978

On 1 June 1621, Randall and Jane appointed John Robinson their attorney to sell his share of the estate,

having moved to Amsterdam and being about to return to England (Dexter, 636)

ix. Roger White, born 1589; died WFT Est. 1606-1679; married Eleanor Wales WFT Est. 1606-1639; born WFT

Est. 1585-1605; died WFT Est. 1606-1689.

2820. John Faunce, born in Of, Stowe Maris, Essex, England; died April 19, 1626 in Maldon, Eng. He married

2821. Mrs-John Faunce in , England.

2821. Mrs-John Faunce, born Abt. 1589 in Of, Stowe Maris, Essex, England.

Children of John Faunce and Mrs-John Faunce are:1410 i. John Faunce, born October 1602 in Purleigh, Essex, Eng; died November 29, 1653 in Plymouth, Plymouth,

Massachusetts; married (1) Patience Morton 1632 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts; married (2)

Patience Morton 1634 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.

ii. Manasseh Faunce, born Abt. 1613 in Stow Maris, Essex, England.

2822. George Morton, born August 2, 1585 in Bautry, Nottingham, England, England; died 1624 in Of

Plymouth, Mass.. He was the son of 5644. Anthony Morton and 5645. Plumton. He married 2823. Julia Ann

Carpenter July 23, 1612.

2823. Julia Ann Carpenter, born Abt. 1584 in Of, Wrington, Somersetshire, England; died February 19,

1663/64 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 5646. Alexander Carpenter and 5647.

Priscilla (Druscilla) Dillen.

Notes for George Morton:

THE MARRIAGE OF GEORGE MORTON AND JULIAN CARPENTER

[THE DUTCH RECORD]

, Aengeteyckent den vi July 1612

tje den 7 . 7 . 1612 Joris Morthen Engelsman van Jorck in

tije den 14 . 7 . 1612 Engelant Jongman 8z Cooopman Vergesel-

tjje den 21 . 7 . 1612 chapt met Thomas Morthen zyn broeder

zyn getrout voor & Rogier Wiltzoen zyn bekende

Frans Adriaensz van met

Leewen Rr Jacob , Julijaen Carpenter Jonge Dochter van Den

Paedts Schepenen Baert mede delege in Engelant vergesel-

Deze üje July xvj5cij schapt met Alexander Carpentex haer vader

met Else Carpenter haer zuster & Agnes

Robbisen haer bekende

THE ENGLISH TRANSLATION]

Entered on 6 July, I6I2.

George Morton, Englishman, from York in England, unmarried man and merchant, accompanied by Thomas

Morton his brother and Roger Wilson his acquaintance, with Julian Carpenter, single woman, from Bath, also

situated in England, accompanied by Alexander Carpenter her father, with Alice Carpenter her sister and Agnes

Robinson her acquaintance.

They were married before Frans Adriaensz van. Leewen and Jacob Paedts, sheriffs, this twenty-third of July,

1612.

(The entries "tje den . I6I2 " etc. show that the banns were published three times, on 7,14 and 2I July, 1612

The Mayflower Descendant, Vol. XI, No 4, Oct 1909, p 193, CD#203, The Complete Mayflower Descendant, Vols.

1-46 & Other Sources, 1600s-1800s © 1997 Broderbund Software, Inc.

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More About George Morton:

Baptism (LDS): February 11, 1908

Burial: 1625, Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts

Christening: February 15, 1597/98, Austerfield, Yorkshire, England

Endowment (LDS): January 14, 1909

Fact 1: 1625, Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts

Sealed to child (LDS): July 9, 1986, DALLA

More About Julia Ann Carpenter:

Fact 1: February 20, 1663/64, Plymouth, Plymouth, MA

Children of George Morton and Julia Carpenter are:1411 i. Patience Morton, born 1615 in Of, Leyden, Zuid Holland, Netherlands; died August 16, 1691 in Plymouth,

Plymouth, Massachusetts; married (1) Thomas Whitney; married (2) John Faunce 1634 in Plymouth,

Plymouth, Massachusetts.

ii. Ephraim Morton, born 1623 in on ship 'Ann' to Plymouth, Mass; died September 7, 1693 in Plymouth,

Plymouth, MA; married Ann Cooper November 17, 1644 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA.

Notes for Ephraim Morton:

[Merged.FBC.FTW]

[sherman.FTW]


BIRT PLAC Ship "Ann" On Way To N.E.







More About Ephraim Morton:

Baptism (LDS): October 1, 1923, SLAKE

Endowment (LDS): October 24, 1923, SLAKE

Sealed to child (LDS): August 16, 1977, SLAKE

iii. Sarah Morton, born 1612.

iv. Nathaniel Morton, born 1613 in Leyden, Zuid Holland, Netherlands; died June 27, 1685 in Plymouth,

Plymouth, MA.

More About Nathaniel Morton:

Baptism (LDS): June 8, 1915, SLAKE

Burial: June 1685, Plymouth, Massachusetts

Christening: 1616, leyden, Holland

Endowment (LDS): February 12, 1919, SLAKE

Sealed to child (LDS): September 18, 1944, SLAKE

v. John Morton, born 1615 in Leyden, Zuid Holland, Netherlands; died Abt. October 1673 in Plymouth,

Plymouth, MA.

More About John Morton:

Baptism (LDS): November 10, 1924

Burial: October 1673, Plymouth, Massachusetts

Christening: leyden, Holland

Endowment (LDS): November 28, 1924


vi. Sarah Morton, born 1617 in Leyden, Zuid Holland, Netherlands; died August 25, 1691 in Plymouth,

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Plymouth, MA.

vii. George Morton, born May 22, 1624 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; died Abt. 1624 in Plymouth, Plymouth,

MA.

More About George Morton:

Baptism (LDS): May 11, 1940, ARIZO

Christening: February 18, 1597/98

Endowment (LDS): December 9, 1942, ARIZO


2832. Edward Fuller, born Bef. September 4, 1575 in Redenhall, co. Norfolk, England; died Abt. April 10,

1621 in Plymouth, MA. He was the son of 5664. Robert Fuller and 5665. Sarah Dunckhorne. He married 2833.

Anna Susanna Hopkins Abt. 1602 in Redenhall, Norfolk, England.

2833. Anna Susanna Hopkins, born WFT Est. 1563-1589; died 1621 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA.

Notes for Edward Fuller:

c1607-1609: Fled to Holland

1620: On the Speedwell, at Delfshaven, Saturday, July 22-Aug 1, 1620. Then to America on the Mayflower with

his wife and son Samuel and his brother Dr. Samuel Fuller.

1620: Twenty-first signer of the "Compact" drawn up in the Mayflowers cabin just previous to her landing at

Cape Cod in November, 1620. He and his wife died at Plymouth 'soon after they came on shore', early spring of

1621, probably about April 1. they were buried in unmarked graves on Cole's Hill at Plymouth.

Arrived on the 'Mayflower' with his Anna (Ann) and son Samuel, together with his brother Dr. Samuel Fuller.

Edward FULLER

Edward Fuller his wife and son Samuel came to Plymouth on the Mayflower in 1620, Edward was one of those

who signed the Mayflower Compact on 11 November 1620.

Governor Bradford's account of the Mayflower's passengers, written early in 1651 lists among the passenger

"Edward Fuller, and his wife, and Samuel their sonne. Bradford further states: "Edward ffuller, and his wife dyed soon

after they came ashore; but their sonne Samuel is living, and married, and hath 4 children or more."

Edward Fuller was baptized at the parish of Redenhall County of Norfolk England on 9 September 1575, son of

Robert Fuller. While some accounts make him the son of Frances, who is named in Robert's will, a convincing case

has been made that Frances was the second wife of Robert fuller, and that Robert Fuller married first, at Starston

Parish Co Norfolk England 29 January 1572/3 Sara Dunkhorn and that she is the mother of Edward and Samuel Puller

of the Mayflower. Sara Fuller, wife of Robert Fuller, was buried at Redenhall 1 July 1589. Redenhall and Starston

were adjacent parishes.

The will of Robert Puller of the parish of Redenhall, yeoman dated 19 May 1613 proved 31 May 1614 by the

widow and 16 June 1614 by Thomas Fuller, names wife Frances; sons Edward Samuel and Thomas; daughters Ann

Fuller, Elizabeth Fuller and Mary Fuller; grandson John Fuller, son of his son John Fuller.

It has recently been discovered that Edward and his unnamed wife were among the English Separatists living in

Leiden Holland. Edward is mentioned in Leiden Judicial Archives 79, L, Folio 172 verso.

There has long been a question as to whet Fuller was actually a son of Edward. For a full detailed discussion of

Matthew Fuller's parentage, see "Was Matthew Fuller of Plymouth Colony a Son Edward Fuller", which confirms the

relationship.

References BRADFORD'S HIST (1952) p 946. NEHGR 55:411(bp. Edward). SEARCHING FOR SUCCESS p.

232(Dunkhorn MQ 51:58(Leiden) SAVAGE 2:215(Fuller). MD 1:77-9 Compact). TAG 61:194-96, 1986(MaCthew

Fuller's

(from MAYFLOWER FAMILIES FOR FIVE GENERATIONS, Volume 4, General Society of Mayflower

Descendants, 1990) [Merged.FBC.FTW]

Arrived on the 'Mayflower' with his Anna (Ann) and son Samuel, together with his brother Dr. Samuel Fuller.

Edward FULLER

Edward Fuller his wife and son Samuel came to Plymouth on the Mayflower in 1620, Edward was one of those

who signed the Mayflower Compact on 11 November 1620.

Governor Bradford's account of the Mayflower's passengers, written early in 1651 lists among the passenger

"Edward Fuller, and his wife, and Samuel their sonne. Bradford further states: "Edward ffuller, and his wife dyed soon

after they came ashore; but their sonne Samuel is living, and married, and hath 4 children or more."

Edward Fuller was baptized at the parish of Redenhall County of Norfolk England on 9 September 1575, son of

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Robert Fuller. While some accounts make him the son of Frances, who is named in Robert's will, a convincing case

has been made that Frances was the second wife of Robert fuller, and that Robert Fuller married first, at Starston

Parish Co Norfolk England 29 January 1572/3 Sara Dunkhorn and that she is the mother of Edward and Samuel Puller

of the Mayflower. Sara Fuller, wife of Robert Fuller, was buried at Redenhall 1 July 1589. Redenhall and Starston

were adjacent parishes.

The will of Robert Puller of the parish of Redenhall, yeoman dated 19 May 1613 proved 31 May 1614 by the

widow and 16 June 1614 by Thomas Fuller, names wife Frances; sons Edward Samuel and Thomas; daughters Ann

Fuller, Elizabeth Fuller and Mary Fuller; grandson John Fuller, son of his son John Fuller.

It has recently been discovered that Edward and his unnamed wife were among the English Separatists living in

Leiden Holland. Edward is mentioned in Leiden Judicial Archives 79, L, Folio 172 verso.

There has long been a question as to whet Fuller was actually a son of Edward. For a full detailed discussion of

Matthew Fuller's parentage, see "Was Matthew Fuller of Plymouth Colony a Son Edward Fuller", which confirms the

relationship.

References BRADFORD'S HIST (1952) p 946. NEHGR 55:411(bp. Edward). SEARCHING FOR SUCCESS p.

232(Dunkhorn MQ 51:58(Leiden) SAVAGE 2:215(Fuller). MD 1:77-9 Compact). TAG 61:194-96, 1986(MaCthew

Fuller's

(from MAYFLOWER FAMILIES FOR FIVE GENERATIONS, Volume 4, General Society of Mayflower

Descendants, 1990) c1607-1609: Fled to Holland

1620: On the Speedwell, at Delfshaven, Saturday, July 22-Aug 1, 1620. Then to America on the Mayflower with

his wife and son Samuel and his brother Dr. Samuel Fuller.

1620: Twenty-first signer of the "Compact" drawn up in the Mayflowers cabin just previous to her landing at

Cape Cod in November, 1620. He and his wife died at Plymouth 'soon after they came on shore', early spring of

1621, probably about April 1. they were buried in unmarked graves on Cole's Hill at Plymouth.

More About Edward Fuller:

Baptism: Redenhall Parish, co. Norfolk, England

Fact 1: September 4, 1575, Baptized: Redenhall Parish, co. Norfolk, England

Fact 2: 1620, Ship: 'Mayflower'

Fact 12: 11D-1040

Fact 13: 60/7/02,98,143

Children of Edward Fuller and Anna Hopkins are:i. Samuel Fuller, born WFT Est. 1589-1616; died WFT Est. 1640-1703; married (1) Jane Lathrop April 8, 1635

in Scituate, Plymouth, MA; born September 29, 1614 in Egerton, co. Kent, England; died Aft. 1658 in

Barnstable, Barns, MA; married (2) Jane Lothrop April 18, 1635 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA.


[Lummys1.FTW]


!Came over on Mayflower.

Notes for Jane Lathrop:

[Lummys1.FTW]


!Married by Miles Standish.

Children of Edward Fuller and Anna Hopkins are:1416 i. Dr. Matthew Fuller, born October 1603 in Harleston, Redenhall, Norfolk, England; died August 22, 1678 in

Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts; married Frances Iyde Abt. 1625 in Of Plymouth, Plymouth,

Massachusetts.

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2840. Peter Thacher He married 2841. Anne Allwood.

2841. Anne Allwood

Child of Peter Thacher and Anne Allwood is:1420 i. Thomas Thacher, born May 1, 1620 in Salisbury, Wilts., England; died October 15, 1678 in Boston, Suffolk

Co., MA; married (1) Elizabeth Partridge May 11, 1643 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA; married (2) Margaret

Webb Aft. 1664.

2842. Ralph Partridge, born Abt. 1591 in Sutton, Kent, England; died Abt. 1658 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA.

He married 2843. Patience.

2843. Patience, born Abt. 1600 in Lenham, Kent, England;; died Bef. 1655 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA.

Children of Ralph Partridge and Patience are:i. Mary Partridge, born Abt. 1617; married John Marshall November 29, 1631 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA.

1422 ii. George Partridge, born Abt. 1619 in Dutton, Kent, England; died July 7, 1695 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA;

married (1) Sarah Tracy November 28, 1638 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; married (2) Sarah Tracey

November 28, 1638 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA.

1421 iii. Elizabeth Partridge, born Abt. 1621; died June 2, 1664 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA; married (1) William

Kemp Abt. 1637; married (2) Thomas Thacher May 11, 1643 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA.

2846. Steven Tracy

Child of Steven Tracy is:1423 i. Sarah Tracy, born Abt. 1622 in Leyden, Holland; died November 16, 1708 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA;

married George Partridge November 28, 1638 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA.

2912. Robert Chittenden, born Abt. 1570 in Of Marden, Essex, England. He married 2913. Mary Merriam

Abt. 1593 in Of, Cranbrook, Kent, Engl.

2913. Mary Merriam, born Abt. 1574 in Of Marden, Essex, England.

Child of Robert Chittenden and Mary Merriam is:1456 i. William Chittenden, born March 1593/94 in Cranbrook, Kent, England; died February 1, 1660/61 in

Guilford, New Haven, CT; married Joanna Sheafe 1634 in England.

2914. Edmund Sheafe, born March 7, 1559/60 in Of Cranbrook, Kent, England; died November 1, 1626 in

Cranbrook, Kent, Eng. He married 2915. Joan Jordan.

2915. Joan Jordan, born 1575 in Of Dunston's, Cranbrook, Kent, England; died August 1, 1659 in Guilford,

New Haven, Connecticut.

More About Edmund Sheafe:

Fact 1: November 1, 1626, Cranbrook, Kent, England

Child of Edmund Sheafe and Joan Jordan is:1457 i. Joanna Sheafe, born 1613 in Cranbrook, Kent, England; died August 16, 1668 in Guilford, New Haven, CT;

married William Chittenden 1634 in England.

2920. Edward Stephens, born 1584 in Lypiott Park, Little Sodbury, Gloucestershire, England; died in , , Eng..

He was the son of 5840. Thomas Stephens and 5841. Elizabeth Stone. He married 2921. Anne Crewe Abt. 1608 in

Sodbury, England.

2921. Anne Crewe, born 1584 in Stone, Northampton, Eng; died in , , Eng.. She was the daughter of 5842.

[SIR] Thomas Crewe and 5843. Mrs. Crewe.

Child of Edward Stephens and Anne Crewe is:1460 i. John Stevens, born November 6, 1983 in Hartfordshire, England; died September 1, 1770 in Guilford, New

Haven, Connecticut; married Mary 1624 in Kenilworth, Warwick, , Eng.

2924. Robert Fletcher, born Bet. 1591 - 1592 in Of, Skropshire, Yorkshire, Eng; died April 3, 1677 in Concord,

Middlesex, Massachusetts, New England. He was the son of 5848. Mr Fletcher and 5849. Mrs Fletcher. He

married 2925. Rose.

2925. Rose, born Abt. 1592 in <, Yorkshire, England>.

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More About Robert Fletcher:

Fact 1: April 3, 1677, Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, New England

Child of Robert Fletcher and Rose is:1462 i. John Fletcher, born 1606 in Of Streedon, Ruthland, England; died April 18, 1662 in Milford, New Haven,

CT; married Mary Ward 1640 in , England.

2926. Richard Ward, born 1585 in Of, Stretton, Rutland, England; died October 2, 1635 in Stretton,

Rutlandshire, Eng. He married 2927. Joyce Stafford.

2927. Joyce Stafford, born 1586 in Stretton, Rutland, England; died November 15, 1640 in Wethersfield,

Hartford, , CT.

More About Richard Ward:

Fact 1: July 19, 1635, Stretton Parish, Rutland, England

More About Joyce Stafford:

Fact 1: Wethersfield, Connecticut

Child of Richard Ward and Joyce Stafford is:1463 i. Mary Ward, born Bet. 1615 - 1622 in Braffield, Lancestershire, England; died January 22, 1678/79 in

Milford, New Haven, CT; married John Fletcher 1640 in , England.

2928. Robert Nettleton, born 1579 in Of, Branford, CT; died in Dead. He married 2929. Hannah 1604 in Of,

Branford, CT.

2929. Hannah, born 1583 in Of Branford, CT; died in Dead.

Child of Robert Nettleton and Hannah is:1464 i. Samuel Nettleton, born 1620 in Of Branford, CT; died October 29, 1656 in Fairfield, Ltchfl, Cnnc; married

(1) Maria Mary 1636 in Warmickshire, England; married (2) Maria Mary Nettleton 1636 in Of

Warwickshire, England.

2932. George Hull, born August 27, 1590 in Of Plymouth, Devon, Eng; died December 29, 1659 in Windsor,

Hartford, CT. He was the son of 5864. Thomas Hull and 5865. Joan Peson. He married 2933. Thamzen Mitchell

September 27, 1614 in Crewkerne, Somerset, England.

2933. Thamzen Mitchell, born 1592 in Stockland, Dorset, Dorsets., Eng; died 1655 in Fairfield, Fairfield Co.,

Connecticut. She was the daughter of 5866. Robert Mitchel and 5867. Mrs-Robert Mitchel.

Notes for George Hull:

George was about 40 years old When he came to America with some, but not all, of his family. He became a freeman

04Mar1632 and a member of The select board of Dorchester,Ma. from 1633 to 1636. He was a Representative of

Dorchester to the First General Court at Boston on 14May1634. In 1637 he removed to Windsor,Ct. and is said to

have helped lay out the towns of Windsor and Hartford, being somewhat of a surveyor. He was Deputy to the General

Court from Windsor From 1637 to 1646 and in 1647 followed Roger Ludlow to Fairfield, having sold his home at

Windsor to Govenor John Haynes. George continued his political career in Fairfield as Representative in 1648 and

1649, and was ludlow's assistant in military operations. In 1651, 1653, and 1654, George served as an assistant

magistrate for the towns "by the seaside", his duties including to "marry persons and press horses for the public

Welfare".

More About George Hull:

Fact 1: June 1, 1627, Greenfield Hill, , Fairfield Co., Connecticut

More About Thamzen Mitchell:

Fact 1: Stockland, , , England

Child of George Hull and Thamzen Mitchell is:1466 i. Josiah Hull, born November 10, 1616 in Of, Windsor, Hartford, Conn.; died November 16, 1675 in

Killingworth, Middlesex, CT; married Elizabeth Loomis May 20, 1640 in Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut.

Child of George Hull and Thamzen Mitchell is:

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2934. Joseph Loomis, born August 24, 1590 in Of Braintree, Essex, England; died Bef. November 25, 1658 in

Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut. He was the son of 5868. John Loomis (Lummys) and 5869. Agnes Lingwood

(Linwood). He married 2935. Mary White June 30, 1614 in Shalford, Essex, England.

2935. Mary White, born August 24, 1590 in Shalford, Essex, England; died August 23, 1652 in Windsor,

Hartford, Connecticut. She was the daughter of 5870. Robert White and 5871. Bridget Allgar.

Notes for Joseph Loomis:

Joseph Loomis was a woolen-draper in Braintree, Essex county, England; saild from London April 11, 1638, in the

ship "Susan and Ellen," and arrived at Boston July 17, 1638, tarrying about 1 year at Dorchester, Mass., it is thought.

He was christened in Braintree, Essex, England, August 24, 1590 It is mentioned in the town records of Windsor, Vol.

I, that on the 2nd of Feb., 1640, he had granted him from the plantation 21 acres adjoining Farmington river, on the

west side of the Connecticut river, this 21 acres including the site of the first English settlement made in Conn.; (See

Records of Abigail Wolcott

Ellsworth Chapter, D.A.R.), also several large tracts of land on the east side of the Connecticut, partly from the town

and partly by purchase.

He therefore probably came to Windsor in the summer or autumn of 1639, and he is generally supposed to have come

in company with Rev. Ephraim Huet, who arrived at Windsor, Aug. 17, 1639. He brought with him five sons, all of

whom were freemen, Oct. 7, 1669, and three daughters. His house was situated near the mouth of the Farmington river

on "The Island," so called because at every great freshet it became temporarily an island by the overflowing of the

Connecticut River. He died Nov. 25, 1658, as appears from the following record:

On May 3rd, 1643, Joseph had granted him from the Plantation four acres of land, bounded north by land of Joseph

Loomis, the elder. In Vol. I,of lands, in office of Sec'y of State of Conn., this entry occurs: Joseph Lumas Jr. owner of

land before 1653 at Windsor, Conn. In 1660 by purchase, he acquired land on the east side of the Conn. River. In

1686 he conveyed a part of this land to his son Joseph and a part to his son John. He was a member of Windsor Troop

of horse, In King Phillip's war, 1675/76, and was granted 6s 8d "on war account." he was a freeman in 1654 and d.

June 26, 1687. 12 children all born in

Windsor

1)Sara b. July 22, 1647 d. 1654

2)Joseph, b July 15, 149

3)John b.Oct.1,1651 Your ancestor

4)Mary, b Aug 3, 1653

5)Sarah, b. April1, 1660, d. June 4, 1661

6)Hannah, b. Feb.2,1662-63

7)Matthew b. Nov4, 1664

8)Isaac b. Oct.31,1669 died young

9)Stephen b. Sept1.1668

10)James b. Oct.31,1669 (My husbands ancestor)

11)Nathaniel b. Aug8, 1673

12) Isaac b. Oct.28,1677 unmarried

SOURCE: Sue Loomis

He married Mary White Messing, County Essex, England, June 30, 1614. Mary was born in Shalford, Co. Essex,

England August 24, 1590. Mary was the daughter of Robert White and Bridget Allgar. Mary died August 23, 1652 in

Windsor, CT, at 61 years of age. from Joseph Loomis by Elisha S. Loomis:

More About Joseph Loomis:

CHR: August 24, 1590, Braintree, Essex, England

Fact 1: November 1658, Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut

Fact 2: July 17, 1658, Arrived on "SUSAN & ELLEN"

Occupation: Woolendraper

Notes for Mary White:

Mary White, bap. Aug. 24, 1590, (See N.E.H. and G. Register, Vol. 55, pp. 28-29, for copy of Register of Shalford,

England, marriages and baptisms). [Lummys1.FTW]

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!from information provided by Susan Canney, NGC - 12/10/91. Birth date.

More About Mary White:

Fact 1: August 23, 1652, Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut

Children of Joseph Loomis and Mary White are:i. Joseph Loomis, born Abt. 1615 in Braintree, Essex, england; died June 26, 1687 in Windsor, Hartford, CT;

married (1) Mary Sherwood; born 1645; died April 22, 1681; married (2) Sarah Hill September 17, 1646 in

Windsor, Hartford, CT; born February 2, 1620/21 in Windsor, Hartford, CT; died August 23, 1653; married

(3) Mary Chauncey June 26, 1659; born Abt. 1638 in Of Windsor, Hartford, CT; died April 22, 1681.

Notes for Joseph Loomis:

He married twice. He married Sarah Hill September 17, 1646. Sarah died August 23, 1653. He married Mary

Chauncey June 28, 1659. Mary died April 22, 1681. Mary was listed as a member of a church in Windsor,

CT, December 1660. He was made freeman 1654. He owned land granted by town of Windsor, 1643, 12 rods,

6 ft wide, bord. South and East by Matthew Allyn, North by Joseph Loomis Sr., West by John Porter's lot. In

1660 he purchased land on the East side of the Conn. river,

which he divided 1686 to sons Joseph and John.

SOURCE: 9-16-1998 James H. Holcombe, Jr. - 3600 Eaglerock Dr. - Atlanta, GA 30340 - (770) 491-0370)

e-mail [email protected]

On May 3rd, 1643, Joseph had granted him from the Plantation four acres of land, bounded north by land of

Joseph Loomis, the elder. In Vol. I,of lands, in office of Sec'y of State of Conn., this entry occurs: Joseph

Lumas Jr. owner of land before 1653 at Windsor, Conn. In 1660 by purchase, he acquired land on the east

side of the Conn. River. In 1686 he conveyed a part of this land to his son Joseph and a part to his son John.

He was a embmer of Windsor Troop of horse, In King Phillip's war, 1675076, and was granted 6s 8d "on war

account." he was a freeman in 1654 and d. June 26, 1687. 12 children all born

Windsor

1)Sara b. July 22, 1647 d. 1654

2)Joseph, b July 15, 149

3)John b.Oct.1,1651 Your ancestor

4)Mary, b Aug 3, 1653

5)Sarah, b. April1, 1660, d. June 4, 1661

6)Hannah, b. Feb.2,1662-63

7)Matthew b. Nov4, 1664

8)Isaac b. Oct.31,1669 died young

9)Stephen b. Sept1.1668

10)James b. Oct.31,1669 (My husbands ancestor)

11)Nathaniel b. Aug8, 1673

12) Isaac b. Oct.28,1677 unmarried

SOURCE: Sue Loomis [Lummys1.FTW]




ii. Sarah Loomis, born Abt. 1617 in Braintree, Essex, England; died 1667 in Weathersfield, Hartford, CT;

married Nicholas Olmstead September 28, 1640 in Hartford, Hartford, CT; born 1612 in Fairsted, Essex,

England; died August 31, 1684.

Notes for Nicholas Olmstead:

Nicholas came in the "Lion," arriving at Boston, Sept. 16th, 1633. He was Capt. iIn the Pequod war, 1675.

The Olmsted's old family seat in Fairsted, Co. Essex, Engl., still exists.

More About Nicholas Olmstead:

CHR: February 15, 1611/12, Fairstead, Essex, England

TITL: (capt.)

1467 iii. Elizabeth Loomis, born July 10, 1619 in KIllingsworth, Middlesex, CT; died November 16, 1675 in

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KIllingsworth, Middlesex, CT; married (1) Josiah Hull May 20, 1640 in Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut;

married (2) Josias Hull May 20, 1641 in Windsor, Hartford, CT.

iv. Mary Loomis, born Abt. 1620 in Braintree, Essex, england; died August 19, 1680; married (1) John Skinner

1638; born Abt. 1612 in Braintree, Essex, England; died 1650; married (2) Owen Tudor November 13, 1651;

born Abt. 1622 in Braintree, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1666-1714.

v. John Loomis, born Abt. 1622 in Braintree, Essex, england; died November 16, 1688 in Lebanon, Hartford,

CT; married Elizabeth Scott February 3, 1648/49; born Abt. 1625; died May 7, 1696.

Notes for John Loomis:

He was admitted to the Windsor Church Oct. 11, 1640. On May 3, 1643, he had granted him from the

Plantation 40 acres of land. he resided in Farmington from 1652 to 1660, when he returned to Windsor, and

was Deacon fo the church. He was deputy to the General Ct. in 1666 and '7, also from 1675 to 1687. His

monument is still preserved in the Windsor burying ground. His will is preserved in the Probate office at

Hartford, and his name is signed John Loomys."

Admitted to Windsor Church Oct. 11, 1640. Was a deacon and representative

vi. Thomas Loomis, born Abt. 1624 in Braintree, Essex, England; died August 28, 1689; married (1) Mary Judd

November 13, 1651; born WFT Est. 1613-1635 in Farmington, Hartford, CT; died August 8, 1684; married

(2) Hannah Fox 1653; born Abt. 1632 in Braintree, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1659-1726.

vii. Nathaniel Loomis, born Abt. 1626 in Braintree, Essex, England; died August 19, 1688 in Windsor, Hartford,

CT; married Elizabeth Moore 1653 in Windsor, Hartford, CT; born 1638 in Windsor, Hartford, CT; died July

23, 1728 in Windsor, Hartford, CT.

viii. Samuel Loomis, born 1628 in Messing Or Brain; died October 1, 1689; married Elizabeth Judd 1653; born

1633 in Farmington, Hartford, CT; died May 7, 1696 in Farmington, Hartford, CT.

Generation No. 13

5120. Godfrey Van Gunbagen

Child of Godfrey Van Gunbagen is:2560 i. Johannes Van Knickerbocker, born in <Of, Overijssel, Netherlands>; married Julianna Van Marmier.

5122. Rutger Von Marimier

Child of Rutger Von Marimier is:2561 i. Julianna Van Marmier, born Abt. 1629 in Netherlands; married Johannes Van Knickerbocker.

5124. Laurens Thonis Bogert, born Abt. 1598 in Schoonrewoerd, Holland; died Aft. May 3, 1676 in Ww. He

was the son of 10248. Teunis Gijsbert Bogaert and 10249. Maaeijken Meertensdr. He married 5125. Unknown.

5125. Unknown, born Abt. 1608 in <, , Netherlands>.

Child of Laurens Bogert and Unknown is:2562 i. Jan Laurens Bogert, born 1630 in Schooderweirt, Holland, Zuid, Netherland; died 1708 in New York City,

New York, NY; married Cornelia Evarts 1655 in Schoonderwoerd, Holland, Zuid, Netherlands.

5126. Evert Jansen Evertse, born in <Leerdam, Zuid, Holland>. He married 5127. Grietja Claes.

5127. Grietja Claes, born in <Leerdam, Zuid, Holland>.

Child of Evert Evertse and Grietja Claes is:2563 i. Cornelia Evarts, born August 1632 in Of Schoonderwoer, South Holland, Netherlands; died Aft. 1707 in New

York City, New York, New York; married Jan Laurens Bogert 1655 in Schoonderwoerd, Holland, Zuid,

Netherlands.

5128. Joris Dyckman, born Abt. 1590 in , Netherlands. He married 5129. Aeltio Root 1620 in Benthem

Parish, Brabant, Noord, Holland.

5129. Aeltio Root, born Abt. 1595 in , Netherlands.

Child of Joris Dyckman and Aeltio Root is:2564 i. Johannes Dyckman, born Bet. 1618 - 1619 in Of Harlem, New York, New York; died 1672 in Albany,

Albany, New York; married Maria Bosyns Bef. 1647.

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5132. Cornelis Volkertszen Viele, born May 5, 1574 in Hoorn, Holland, Netherlands; died Bet. 1648 - 1649 in

New Amsterdam, New York, NY. He was the son of 10264. Volkert Maertense Selemaecker and 10265. Anna

Dircks. He married 5133. Maria Du Trieux (Du Traux).

5133. Maria Du Trieux (Du Traux), born April 5, 1617 in Walloon Ch., Lienden, Holland, Netherlands; died

Aft. February 28, 1670/71 in Schenectady, Schenectady, New York. She was the daughter of 10266. Phillip Du

Trieux (Du Traux) and 10267. Jaquemyne Noirett.

Child of Cornelis Viele and Maria Du Trieux (Du Traux) is:2566 i. Cornelis Cornelise Viele, born February 5, 1642/43 in Schenectady, Schen, N Y; died Aft. 1690 in

Schenectady, New York; married Suster Bouts Abt. 1667 in Schen, N Y.

5134. Hendrick Lambertse Bout Sassian, born 1621 in , Netherlands. He married 5135. Mrs. Bout.

5135. Mrs. Bout, born Abt. 1623 in , Netherlands.

Child of Hendrick Bout Sassian and Mrs. Bout is:2567 i. Suster Bouts, born 1650 in Of Schenectady, Schenectady, NY; married Cornelis Cornelise Viele Abt. 1667 in

Schen, N Y.

5148. Cornelis Swart, born 1598 in Of Schenectady, Schenectady, New York. He married 5149. Mrs Cornelis

Swart.

5149. Mrs Cornelis Swart, born Abt. 1602 in Schnectady, Schnectady, New York.

Child of Cornelis Swart and Mrs Swart is:2574 i. Theunis Cornelisse Swart, born 1626 in Rensselaerwych, Albany, NY; died July 21, 1677 in Schenectady,

Schenectady, NY; married Lijsbetjen (Leysebeth), Vanderlinde (De Lint) Abt. 1649 in Beverwyck, New

Netherlands Or Albany, , NY.

5150. Esaias (Josijas) E Vanderlinde (DeLint), born Abt. 1592 in Rotterdam, Holland; died 1641 in Breda,

Holland. He was the son of 10300. Ewout Esaiassen De Lint and 10301. Maritgen Jeronimus. He married 5151.

Maeke (Maijke) Damen Vissenburgh June 26, 1622 in Dutch Reformed Church, Rotterdam, Holland.

5151. Maeke (Maijke) Damen Vissenburgh, born 1599 in Rotterdam, S. Holland, Netherlands; died 1641 in

Rensselaerwyck, Albany, NY. She was the daughter of 10302. Daam Vissenburgh and 10303. Mrs Daem

Vissenburgh.

Child of Esaias Vanderlinde (DeLint) and Maeke Vissenburgh is:2575 i. Lijsbetjen (Leysebeth), Vanderlinde (De Lint), born in Amsterdam, North Holland, Holland; died April 26,

1692 in Albany, Albany County, NY; married Theunis Cornelisse Swart Abt. 1649 in Beverwyck, New

Netherlands Or Albany, , NY.

5632. Christopher Robinson, born 1520 in Of, Sturton, Notts, Eng; died Abt. 1599 in England. He married

5633. Unknown Abt. 1549 in Sturton Le Steeple, Nottinghamshire,England.

5633. Unknown, born Abt. 1528.

Child of Christopher Robinson and Unknown is:2816 i. John Robinson, born 1550 in Sturton, Nottingham, England; died January 16, 1615/16 in Sturton-Le-Steep,

Nottinghamshire, England; married Ann February 15, 1603/04 in Greasley, Nottinghamshire, England.

Child of Christopher Robinson and Mrs. Robinson is:

5636. Thomas White, born Abt. 1514 in co. Notts, England; died 1579 in Sturton, co. Notts, England. He

married 5637. Mrs. Thomas White Abt. 1545 in , England.

5637. Mrs. Thomas White, born Abt. 1518 in Of Newton Parish, Bingham, Nottingham, England.

More About Thomas White:

Fact 12: 215

Fact 13: 12D-2052

Children of Thomas White are:i. John White, born WFT Est. 1535-1563; died WFT Est. 1541-1642.

ii. William White, born WFT Est. 1535-1563; died WFT Est. 1541-1642.

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iii. Elizabeth White, born WFT Est. 1535-1563; died WFT Est. 1540-1645.

iv. Mary White, born WFT Est. 1535-1563; died WFT Est. 1540-1645.

Child of Thomas White and Unknown is:

Child of Thomas White and Mrs. White is:2818 i. Alexander White, born 1550 in Stourton, Le Steeple, Notts, Eng; died May 6, 1596 in Sturton,

Nottinghamshire, England; married Eleanor Smith February 15, 1602/03 in Sturton-Le-Steep,

Nottinghamshire, England.

5638. William Smith, born 1518 in Welbourne, Lincolnshire, England; died January 31, 1551/52 in Will

Proved, Honington, Warws, Eng. He was the son of 11276. Thomas Smith and 11277. Margaret Clark. He

married 5639. Katherine Porter Abt. 1541 in Welbourne, Lincolnshire, England.

5639. Katherine Porter, born Abt. 1520 in Belton, Lincolnshire, England; died WFT Est. 1549-1614. She was

the daughter of 11278. Augustine Porter and 11279. Ellen Or Helena Smith.

More About William Smith:

Fact 1: July 25, 1556, St. Wilfred's, Scrooby, Nottinghamshire, England

Fact 12: 215

Fact 13: 12D-2054

More About Katherine Porter:

Fact 12: 215

Fact 13: 12D-2055

Child of William Smith and Katherine Porter is:2819 i. Eleanor Smith, born Abt. 1546 in Sturton Le Steeple, Nottinghamshire,England; died Aft. April 7, 1599 in

Stourton Le Steeple, England; married Alexander White February 15, 1602/03 in Sturton-Le-Steep,


5644. Anthony Morton, born 1521 in Of, Bawtry, Yorkshire, England; died in Bantry, Yorkshire, England. He

was the son of 11288. Robert Morton and 11289. Alice Markham. He married 5645. Plumton Abt. 1559 in Of,

Bawtry, Yorkshire, England.

5645. Plumton, born Abt. 1538 in Of Bawtry, Yorkshire, England. She was the daughter of 11290. Plumton

and 11291. Norton.

More About Anthony Morton:

Burial: 1550, Harworth Chapel, Bawtry, Notts, England

Fact 1: 1550, Harworth Chapel, Bawtry, Yorkshire, England

Children of Anthony Morton and Plumton are:2822 i. George Morton, born August 2, 1585 in Bautry, Nottingham, England, England; died 1624 in Of Plymouth,

Mass; married (1) Julia Ann Carpenter July 23, 1612; married (2) Julian Or Juliana Carpenter July 23, 1612

in leyden, South Holland, Netherlands.

ii. Robert Morton, born Abt. 1562 in Of Bawtry, Yorkshire, England.

More About Robert Morton:

Baptism (LDS): Submitted

Endowment (LDS): Submitted

5646. Alexander Carpenter, born 1546 in Of, Wrington, Somersetshire, England; died Bet. 1611 - 1612 in

Wrington, Somerset, , England. He married 5647. Priscilla (Druscilla) Dillen 1583 in Leyden, Zuid Holland,

Netherlands.

5647. Priscilla (Druscilla) Dillen, born 1552 in Of, Wrington, Somersetshire, England; died December 20, 1653

in Wrington, Somerset, England, England.

More About Alexander Carpenter:

Fact 1: Abt. 1612, England

More About Priscilla (Druscilla) Dillen:

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Fact 1: December 22, 1653, Wrington, Somersetshire, England

Children of Alexander Carpenter and Priscilla Dillen are:2823 i. Julia Ann Carpenter, born Abt. 1584 in Of, Wrington, Somersetshire, England; died February 19, 1663/64 in

Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts; married George Morton July 23, 1612.

ii. Nathaniel Carpenter, born 1582 in Bath, Somerset, Eng; died in Leyden, Zuid Holland, Netherlands.

Notes for Nathaniel Carpenter:

[Merged.FBC.FTW]

[sherman.FTW]


CHR PLAC St. James Bath Soms. England











More About Nathaniel Carpenter:

Baptism (LDS): October 7, 1972

Christening: July 25, 1582, St. James Bath S

Endowment (LDS): December 14, 1972

Sealed to child (LDS): June 6, 1973, LANGE

iii. Priscilla Carpenter, born 1586.

iv. Alice Carpenter, born 1590 in Of Wrington, Somerset, Eng; died March 1689/90 in Plymouth, Plymouth,

MA.

Notes for Alice Carpenter:

[Merged.FBC.FTW]

[sherman.FTW]


DEAT DATE 27 MAR 1670 (AE 80)











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More About Alice Carpenter:

Baptism (LDS): December 16, 1884

Burial: March 29, 1670, Plymouth, Massachusetts

Christening: August 3, 1590, Wrington, Somerset, England

Endowment (LDS): January 1, 1885, LOGAN

Sealed to child (LDS): July 8, 1969, LANGE

v. Mary Carpenter, born 1590.

vi. Ann Carpenter, born 1592 in Of Wrington, Somerset, Eng; died Infant.

More About Ann Carpenter:

Baptism (LDS): Child

Christening: October 1, 1592, Wrington, Somerset, England

Endowment (LDS): Child

Sealed to child (LDS): January 16, 1953

vii. Agnes or Ann Carpenter, born December 16, 1593 in Of Wrington, Somerset, Eng; died July 3, 1615 in

England.

viii. Mary Carpenter, born 1597 in Of Wrington, Somerset, Eng; died March 19, 1665/66 in Plymouth, Plymouth,

MA.

More About Mary Carpenter:

Baptism (LDS): August 27, 1907

Burial: Plymouth, Massachusetts

Christening: February 6, 1596/97, Of Wrington, Somerset, England

Endowment (LDS): September 12, 1907

Sealed to child (LDS): January 2, 1973, ARIZO

ix. Presilla Carpenter, born 1598 in Of Wrington, Somerset, Eng; died December 28, 1689 in Mar 1690.

More About Presilla Carpenter:

Baptism (LDS): August 27, 1907

Christening: September 3, 1598, Wrington, Somerset, England

Endowment (LDS): September 19, 1907

Sealed to child (LDS): September 3, 1911

x. Agnes Carpenter, born 1588; married Samuel Fuller April 24, 1613 in Leyden, Holland; born January 20,

1579/80 in Redenhall, Norfolk, England; died Bet. August 9 - September 26, 1633 in Plymouth, Plymouth,

MA.


Immigrated to America in the 'Mayflower' in 1620. Signed the Mayflower Pact.


Buried: Plymouth, MA

Occupation: Physician

Cause of Death: Smallpox

[Merged.FBC.FTW]

THE MAYFLOWER MARRIAGE RECORDS AT LEYDEN AND AMSTERDAM

SAMUEL FULLER'S SECOND AND THIRD MARRIAGES

OF Dr. Samuel Fuller's first marriage nothing is known except the fact shown by the Leyden records, that his

first wife was Alice Glascock. The second and third marriages took place at Leyden and are recorded in Echt

Book B, folio 18, verso, and Echt Book. B, folio 64., respectively, the records being reproduced in the

accompanying illustrations. The banns of the second marriage were, as usual, published three times, on 16,

23 and 30 March, 16I3, as shown by the record "tje Den 16. 3. 1613" &c. For the third marriage they were

published on 13, 20 and 27 May, 1617, the marriage taking place on the day of the last publication.

[THE DUTCH RECORDS]

tje Den 16. 3 . 1613 Samuel Fuller saeywercker van Londen

tije de 23. 3 . 1613 In Engelant weduenaer van Els Glaes-

tiije de 30. 3 . 1613 coock vergeselschapt met Alexander

zyn getrout voor Andres Carpenter Willem Hoyt zyn zwager

Jaspers van Vesanevelt Rogier Wilsun 8z Eduwaert Sadtwoot

8z Jacob Paedts Schepene zyn bekenden

dese xx ije Aprilis r6r3 met

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Agnies Carpenter Jonge Dochter van

Wrenten In Engelandt vergeselschapt

met Agnyes Weyt & Els Carpenter haer

zuster

tje de13 -5. 1617 Samuel Foller Saeywercker uyt Enge-

ije de20 .5. 1617 lant Weduenaer van Anna Carpenter

tje de27 .5. 1617 wonend op de veste by de marenpoorte

zyn getrout voor Wxllem vergeselschapt met Samuel Lee zyn

Tybault & Dirck van bekende & toecomend Zwager

Hogeveen Schepene Deze met

xxvijc May 1617 Brygit Lee Jonge Dochter mede uyt

Engelant vergeselschapt Joos Lee Haer

moeder

THE ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS

Samuel Fuller, say-weaver, from London in England, widower of Alice Glascock, accompanied by Alexander

Carpenter, William White, his brother-in-law, Roger Wilson and Edward Southworth, his acquaintances, with

Agnes Carpenter, single woman, from Wrington in England, accompanied by Agnes White and Alice

Carpenter her sister.

They were married before Andres Jaspers van Vesanevelt and Jacob Paedts, Sheriffs, this 24th of April,

1613.

Samuel Fuller, say-weaver, from England, widower of Ann. Carpenter, dwelling on the wall by the Maryport,

accompanied by Samuel Lee his acquaintance and future brother-in-law, with Bridget Lee, single woman, also

from England, accompanied

by Josephine Lee, her mother. .

They were married before William Tybault and Dircl van Hogeveen, Sheriffs, this 17th of May, 1617

Mayflower Descendant, Vol. VIII, pp 129-130, CD#203, Introduction to Genealogical Records: The

Complete Mayflower Descendant, Vols. 1-46 & Other Sources, 1600s-1800s © 1997 Broderbund Software,

Inc.

Will of Samuel Fuller

A true Copy of the last will & Testm of Samuell ffuller the elder as it was proved in publick Court the 28th of

Octo in the ninth yeare of the raigne of our Soveraigne Lord Charles by the grace of God king of Engl. Scot.

Ffr & Irel. Defender of the ffatith &c.

I Samuel ffuller the elder being sick & weake but by the mercie of God in prfect memory ordaine this my last

will & Testmt. And first of all I bequeath my soule to God & my body to the earth untill the resureccon. Item

I doe bequeath the educacon of my children to my Brother Will Wright & his wife, onely that my daughter

Mercy be & remaine wth goodwife Wallen so long as she will keepe her at a reasonable charge. But if it shall

please God to recover my wife out of her weake estate of sicknes then my children to be wth her or disposed

by her. Also whereas there is a childe comitted to my charge called Sarah Converse, my wife dying as afore I

desire my Brother Wright may have the bringing up of her. And if he refuse then I comend her to my loving

neighbour & brother in Christ Thomas Prence desiring that whosoever of them receive her pforme the duty of

a step ffather unto her & bring her up in the ffeare of God as their owne wch was a charge laid upon me pr her

sick ffather when he freely bestowed her upon me & wch I require of them. Item whereas Eliz Cowles was

comitted to my educacon by her ffather & Mother still living at Charles Towne, my will is that she be

conveniently apprelled & returne to her ffather or mother or either of them. And for George ffoster being

placed wth me upon the same termes by his prents still living at Sagos my will is that he be restored to his

Mother likewise. Item I give unto Samuell my son my howse & lands at the Smeltriver to him & his heires for

ever. Item (worn) will is that my howse & garden at towne be sold & all my moveables there & at the

Smeltriver (except my Cattle) togeather wth the prnt Croppe of Corne there standing by my Overseers

heereafter to be menconed. except such as they shall thinke meet in the prnt educacon of my two children

Samuell & Mercy my debts being first pd out of them, the overplus to be disposed of towards the encrease of

my stock of Cattle for their good at the discretion of my overseers. Item I give two Acres of land that fell unto

me by lott on the Sowth side the Towne adjoyning to the Acres of mr Isaack Allerton to Samuell my son.

Also two other Acres of land wch were given me by Edward Bircher scituate & being at Strawberry hill if mr

Roger Williams refuse to accept of them as formerly he hath done. Also one othr Acre by mr Heeks his Acres

neer the Reed pond, All wch I give to the said Samuell & his heires for ever. It. my will is that my Cozen

Samuell goe freely away wth his Stock of Cattle & Swine wthout any further recconing wch swine are the

halfe of six sowes Six hogges one boare & fowr shotes Also one Cow & one heyfer. Item my will is that not

onely the other halfe afore menconed but also all other mine owne propr stock of Swine be sold wth other my

moveables for the use before expressed except my best hogg wch I would have killed this winter for the prnt

comfort of my children. It. whereas I have disposed of my children to my Brother Will. Wright & Prisilla his

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wife my will is that in case my wife die he enter upon my howse & land at the Smelt River, & also my Cattle

not disposed on together wth my two servts Thomas Symons & Robt Cowles for the Remainder of their

several termes to be employed for the good of my children he being allowed for their charg vizt. my childrens

what my Overseers shall thinke meet. But if in case my said brother Will Wright or Prisilla his wife die then

my said Children Samuell & Mercy together wth the said joynt charge comitted to the said Will & Prisilla be

void except my Overseers or the survivor of them shall think meet. To whose godly care in such case I leave

them to be disposed of else where as the Law shall direct them. By cattle not disposed on o to be employed

for the good of my children I meane three Cowes & two steere calves Six old ewes & two ewe lambs two old

wethers & three wether lambs together wth such overplus upon the sale of my goods before expressed as my

Overseers shall adde heereunto. It. I give out of this stock of Cattle the first Cow calfe that my Browne Cow

shall have to the Church of God at Plymouth to be employed by the Deacon or Deacons of the said Church for

the good of the said Church at the oversight of the ruling Elders. Item I give to my sister Alice Bradford

twelve shillings to buy her a padre of gloves. Item whatsoever is due unto me from Capt Standish I give unto

his Children. It. that a pr of gloves of 5sh be bestowed on mr Joh. Wynthrop Govr of the Massachusets. It. I

give unto my Brother Wright aforesaid one cloath suit not yet fully finished lying in my trunk at Towne wch I

give notwthstanding my wife survive. It. whereas Capt John Endecott oweth me two pownds of Beaver I give

it to his sonnet It. my will is that when my children come to age of discretion that my Overseers make a full

valuacon of that Stock of Cattle & thencrease thereof, & that it be equally devided between my children. And

if any die in the meane time the whole to goe to the survivor or survivors. It. my will is that they be ruled by

my Overseers in marriage. Also I would have them enjoy that smale porcon the Lord shall give them when my

Overseers thinke them to be of fit discretion & not at any set time or appointmt of yeares. It. whereas my will

is that my Overseers shall let out that stock of Cattle wch shall be bought wth the Overplus of my goods to

halves to such as shall be as well carefull as honest men. My will is that my brother Wright have the refusall

of them. It. I give unto John Jenny & loin. Wynslow each of them a padre of gloves of five shillings. It. I give

Unto mrs Heeks the full sum of twenty shillings.

It. I give to old mr William Brewster my best hat & band wch Lh(worn) never wore. Item my will is that if my

children die that then my stock be thus distributed. ffirst that what care or paines or charge hath been by any

about my children be fully recompensed. Next at the discretion of the Overseers I thus bequeath the rest vizt

so as it may redownd to the Governing Elder or Elders of this Church at Plymouth aforesaid & towards the

helping of such psons as are members of the same & are [illegible] as my Overseers shall thinke meet. It. I

give to Rebecca Prence 2sh 6d to buy her a padre of gloves It. my will is that in case my sonne Samuell &

other my children die before such time as they are fitt to enter upon my land for inheritance that then my

kinsman Saml ffuller now in the howse wth me enjoy wtsoever lands Lam now possessed of except my

dwelling howse at town or whatsoever shall be due to me or them. It. I give to him my Rufflet Cloake & my

stuffe sute I now weare It. I institute my son Samuell my Executor. and because he is young & tender I

enjoyne him to be wholly ordered by Edw Wynslow mr Wil Bradford & mr Tho. Prence whom I make his

Overseers & the Overseers of this my last will & Testmt. so often menconed before in the same. And for their

paines I give to each of them twenty shillings apeece. It. I give to Mercy my daughter one Bible wth a black

Cover wth Bezaes notes. It. I give all the rest of my bookes to my sonne Samuell wch I desire my Brother

Wright Will safely preserve for him. It my will is that when my daughter Mercy is fitt to goe to score that mrs

Heeks may teach her as well as my sonnet It. whatsoever mr Roger Williams is indebted to me upon my

booke for phisick I freely give him. Last of all whereas my wife is sick & weake I have disposed of my

children to others my will is if she recover that she have the educacon of them, & that the other gifts &

legacies I have given may be pformed And if in case any of my Overseers or all of them 13] die before my

children be judged by them of age of discretion then my desire is they will before such time when they

dispose of their owne affaires depute some other of the Church to pforme this duty of care & love towards my

children, wch I allow & binde my children to obedience to them as before. In witnes that this is my last will &

Test I have set to my hand & seale the 30 th of July Anno 1633.

Samuell ffuller

Memorand that whereas the widow Ring comitted the Oversight of her sonne Andrew to me at her death, my

will is that mr Tho Prence one of my Overseers take the charge of him & see that he be brought up in the

ffeare of the Lord & See that he sustaine no wrong by any.

Witnesses heerunto

Robt Heeks

John Wynslow.

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Fact 1: Came on Mayflower 1620

Occupation: Surgeon & Physician

5664. Robert Fuller, born Abt. 1548 in Redenhall, Harlston, Norfolk, England; died May 1614 in Of,

Redenhall, Norfolk, England. He was the son of 11328. John Fuller and 11329. Margaret Balls. He married 5665.

Sarah Dunckhorne WFT Est. 1570-1583.

5665. Sarah Dunckhorne, born 1558 in Redenhall, C, England; died July 1, 1584.

Notes for Robert Fuller:

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1614, 19 May: Will dated, proved 31 May 1614, recorded at the Norfolk Archdeaconry Court, Norwich Register,

1614, folio 259. 1614, 19 May: Will dated, proved 31 May 1614, recorded at the Norfolk Archdeaconry Court,

Norwich Register, 1614, folio 259.

More About Robert Fuller:

Burial: May 23, 1614, Redenhall, Norfolk, England

Occupation: Butcher

Will: May 19, 1614, Will dated: proved 31 May 1614

Children of Robert Fuller and Sarah Dunckhorne are:i. Dau Fuller, born WFT Est. 1571-1584; died WFT Est. 1587-1674; married John Spaulding WFT Est. 1587-

1626; born WFT Est. 1560-1584; died WFT Est. 1587-1669.

ii. Mary Fuller, born WFT Est. 1571-1584; died WFT Est. 1576-1674.

2832 iii. Edward Fuller, born Bef. September 4, 1575 in Redenhall, co. Norfolk, England; died Abt. April 10, 1621 in

Plymouth, MA; married (1) Anna Susanna Hopkins Abt. 1602 in Redenhall, Norfolk, England; married (2)

Anna Susanna Hopkins 1602 in Redenhall, C, England.

iv. Thomas Fuller, born WFT Est. 1571-1584; died WFT Est. 1577-1671.

Children of Robert Fuller and Sarah Dunkhorne are:i. Robert Fuller

ii. Thomas Fuller, born December 13, 1573 in Redenhall, Norfolk, England; died May 30, 1659 in Redenhall,

Norfolk, England; married (1) Ann 1594; married (2) Anne 1598 in Redenhall, Norfolk, England; married (3)

Audrey Gylman January 22, 1598/99 in Redenhall, Norfolk, England.

iii. Anne Susana Fuller, born April 22, 1577 in Redenhall, Norfolk, England; died December 22, 1638 in MA.

iv. Samuel Fuller, born January 20, 1579/80 in Redenhall, Norfolk, England; died Bet. August 9 - September 26,

1633 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; married (1) Alice Glascock; married (2) Agnes Carpenter April 24, 1613

in Leyden, Holland; born 1588; married (3) Bridget Lee May 27, 1617 in Leyden, Holland.


Immigrated to America in the 'Mayflower' in 1620. Signed the Mayflower Pact.


Buried: Plymouth, MA

Occupation: Physician


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THE MAYFLOWER MARRIAGE RECORDS AT LEYDEN AND AMSTERDAM

SAMUEL FULLER'S SECOND AND THIRD MARRIAGES

OF Dr. Samuel Fuller's first marriage nothing is known except the fact shown by the Leyden records, that his

first wife was Alice Glascock. The second and third marriages took place at Leyden and are recorded in Echt

Book B, folio 18, verso, and Echt Book. B, folio 64., respectively, the records being reproduced in the

accompanying illustrations. The banns of the second marriage were, as usual, published three times, on 16,

23 and 30 March, 16I3, as shown by the record "tje Den 16. 3. 1613" &c. For the third marriage they were

published on 13, 20 and 27 May, 1617, the marriage taking place on the day of the last publication.

[THE DUTCH RECORDS]

tje Den 16. 3 . 1613 Samuel Fuller saeywercker van Londen

tije de 23. 3 . 1613 In Engelant weduenaer van Els Glaes-

tiije de 30. 3 . 1613 coock vergeselschapt met Alexander

zyn getrout voor Andres Carpenter Willem Hoyt zyn zwager

Jaspers van Vesanevelt Rogier Wilsun 8z Eduwaert Sadtwoot

8z Jacob Paedts Schepene zyn bekenden

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dese xx ije Aprilis r6r3 met

Agnies Carpenter Jonge Dochter van

Wrenten In Engelandt vergeselschapt

met Agnyes Weyt & Els Carpenter haer

zuster

tje de13 -5. 1617 Samuel Foller Saeywercker uyt Enge-

ije de20 .5. 1617 lant Weduenaer van Anna Carpenter

tje de27 .5. 1617 wonend op de veste by de marenpoorte

zyn getrout voor Wxllem vergeselschapt met Samuel Lee zyn

Tybault & Dirck van bekende & toecomend Zwager

Hogeveen Schepene Deze met

xxvijc May 1617 Brygit Lee Jonge Dochter mede uyt

Engelant vergeselschapt Joos Lee Haer

moeder

THE ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS

Samuel Fuller, say-weaver, from London in England, widower of Alice Glascock, accompanied by Alexander

Carpenter, William White, his brother-in-law, Roger Wilson and Edward Southworth, his acquaintances, with

Agnes Carpenter, single woman, from Wrington in England, accompanied by Agnes White and Alice

Carpenter her sister.

They were married before Andres Jaspers van Vesanevelt and Jacob Paedts, Sheriffs, this 24th of April,

1613.

Samuel Fuller, say-weaver, from England, widower of Ann. Carpenter, dwelling on the wall by the Maryport,

accompanied by Samuel Lee his acquaintance and future brother-in-law, with Bridget Lee, single woman, also

from England, accompanied

by Josephine Lee, her mother. .

They were married before William Tybault and Dircl van Hogeveen, Sheriffs, this 17th of May, 1617

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Will of Samuel Fuller

A true Copy of the last will & Testm of Samuell ffuller the elder as it was proved in publick Court the 28th of

Octo in the ninth yeare of the raigne of our Soveraigne Lord Charles by the grace of God king of Engl. Scot.

Ffr & Irel. Defender of the ffatith &c.

I Samuel ffuller the elder being sick & weake but by the mercie of God in prfect memory ordaine this my last

will & Testmt. And first of all I bequeath my soule to God & my body to the earth untill the resureccon. Item

I doe bequeath the educacon of my children to my Brother Will Wright & his wife, onely that my daughter

Mercy be & remaine wth goodwife Wallen so long as she will keepe her at a reasonable charge. But if it shall

please God to recover my wife out of her weake estate of sicknes then my children to be wth her or disposed

by her. Also whereas there is a childe comitted to my charge called Sarah Converse, my wife dying as afore I

desire my Brother Wright may have the bringing up of her. And if he refuse then I comend her to my loving

neighbour & brother in Christ Thomas Prence desiring that whosoever of them receive her pforme the duty of

a step ffather unto her & bring her up in the ffeare of God as their owne wch was a charge laid upon me pr her

sick ffather when he freely bestowed her upon me & wch I require of them. Item whereas Eliz Cowles was

comitted to my educacon by her ffather & Mother still living at Charles Towne, my will is that she be

conveniently apprelled & returne to her ffather or mother or either of them. And for George ffoster being

placed wth me upon the same termes by his prents still living at Sagos my will is that he be restored to his

Mother likewise. Item I give unto Samuell my son my howse & lands at the Smeltriver to him & his heires for

ever. Item (worn) will is that my howse & garden at towne be sold & all my moveables there & at the

Smeltriver (except my Cattle) togeather wth the prnt Croppe of Corne there standing by my Overseers

heereafter to be menconed. except such as they shall thinke meet in the prnt educacon of my two children

Samuell & Mercy my debts being first pd out of them, the overplus to be disposed of towards the encrease of

my stock of Cattle for their good at the discretion of my overseers. Item I give two Acres of land that fell unto

me by lott on the Sowth side the Towne adjoyning to the Acres of mr Isaack Allerton to Samuell my son.

Also two other Acres of land wch were given me by Edward Bircher scituate & being at Strawberry hill if mr

Roger Williams refuse to accept of them as formerly he hath done. Also one othr Acre by mr Heeks his Acres

neer the Reed pond, All wch I give to the said Samuell & his heires for ever. It. my will is that my Cozen

Samuell goe freely away wth his Stock of Cattle & Swine wthout any further recconing wch swine are the

halfe of six sowes Six hogges one boare & fowr shotes Also one Cow & one heyfer. Item my will is that not

onely the other halfe afore menconed but also all other mine owne propr stock of Swine be sold wth other my

moveables for the use before expressed except my best hogg wch I would have killed this winter for the prnt

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comfort of my children. It. whereas I have disposed of my children to my Brother Will. Wright & Prisilla his

wife my will is that in case my wife die he enter upon my howse & land at the Smelt River, & also my Cattle

not disposed on together wth my two servts Thomas Symons & Robt Cowles for the Remainder of their

several termes to be employed for the good of my children he being allowed for their charg vizt. my childrens

what my Overseers shall thinke meet. But if in case my said brother Will Wright or Prisilla his wife die then

my said Children Samuell & Mercy together wth the said joynt charge comitted to the said Will & Prisilla be

void except my Overseers or the survivor of them shall think meet. To whose godly care in such case I leave

them to be disposed of else where as the Law shall direct them. By cattle not disposed on o to be employed

for the good of my children I meane three Cowes & two steere calves Six old ewes & two ewe lambs two old

wethers & three wether lambs together wth such overplus upon the sale of my goods before expressed as my

Overseers shall adde heereunto. It. I give out of this stock of Cattle the first Cow calfe that my Browne Cow

shall have to the Church of God at Plymouth to be employed by the Deacon or Deacons of the said Church for

the good of the said Church at the oversight of the ruling Elders. Item I give to my sister Alice Bradford

twelve shillings to buy her a padre of gloves. Item whatsoever is due unto me from Capt Standish I give unto

his Children. It. that a pr of gloves of 5sh be bestowed on mr Joh. Wynthrop Govr of the Massachusets. It. I

give unto my Brother Wright aforesaid one cloath suit not yet fully finished lying in my trunk at Towne wch I

give notwthstanding my wife survive. It. whereas Capt John Endecott oweth me two pownds of Beaver I give

it to his sonnet It. my will is that when my children come to age of discretion that my Overseers make a full

valuacon of that Stock of Cattle & thencrease thereof, & that it be equally devided between my children. And

if any die in the meane time the whole to goe to the survivor or survivors. It. my will is that they be ruled by

my Overseers in marriage. Also I would have them enjoy that smale porcon the Lord shall give them when my

Overseers thinke them to be of fit discretion & not at any set time or appointmt of yeares. It. whereas my will

is that my Overseers shall let out that stock of Cattle wch shall be bought wth the Overplus of my goods to

halves to such as shall be as well carefull as honest men. My will is that my brother Wright have the refusall

of them. It. I give unto John Jenny & loin. Wynslow each of them a padre of gloves of five shillings. It. I give

Unto mrs Heeks the full sum of twenty shillings.

It. I give to old mr William Brewster my best hat & band wch Lh(worn) never wore. Item my will is that if my

children die that then my stock be thus distributed. ffirst that what care or paines or charge hath been by any

about my children be fully recompensed. Next at the discretion of the Overseers I thus bequeath the rest vizt

so as it may redownd to the Governing Elder or Elders of this Church at Plymouth aforesaid & towards the

helping of such psons as are members of the same & are [illegible] as my Overseers shall thinke meet. It. I

give to Rebecca Prence 2sh 6d to buy her a padre of gloves It. my will is that in case my sonne Samuell &

other my children die before such time as they are fitt to enter upon my land for inheritance that then my

kinsman Saml ffuller now in the howse wth me enjoy wtsoever lands Lam now possessed of except my

dwelling howse at town or whatsoever shall be due to me or them. It. I give to him my Rufflet Cloake & my

stuffe sute I now weare It. I institute my son Samuell my Executor. and because he is young & tender I

enjoyne him to be wholly ordered by Edw Wynslow mr Wil Bradford & mr Tho. Prence whom I make his

Overseers & the Overseers of this my last will & Testmt. so often menconed before in the same. And for their

paines I give to each of them twenty shillings apeece. It. I give to Mercy my daughter one Bible wth a black

Cover wth Bezaes notes. It. I give all the rest of my bookes to my sonne Samuell wch I desire my Brother

Wright Will safely preserve for him. It my will is that when my daughter Mercy is fitt to goe to score that mrs

Heeks may teach her as well as my sonnet It. whatsoever mr Roger Williams is indebted to me upon my

booke for phisick I freely give him. Last of all whereas my wife is sick & weake I have disposed of my

children to others my will is if she recover that she have the educacon of them, & that the other gifts &

legacies I have given may be pformed And if in case any of my Overseers or all of them 13] die before my

children be judged by them of age of discretion then my desire is they will before such time when they

dispose of their owne affaires depute some other of the Church to pforme this duty of care & love towards my

children, wch I allow & binde my children to obedience to them as before. In witnes that this is my last will &

Test I have set to my hand & seale the 30 th of July Anno 1633.

Samuell ffuller

Memorand that whereas the widow Ring comitted the Oversight of her sonne Andrew to me at her death, my

will is that mr Tho Prence one of my Overseers take the charge of him & see that he be brought up in the

ffeare of the Lord & See that he sustaine no wrong by any.

Witnesses heerunto

Robt Heeks

John Wynslow.

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Fact 1: Came on Mayflower 1620

Occupation: Surgeon & Physician

v. Edward Fuller, born Abt. 1581 in Redenhill, Harleston, Norfolk, England.

vi. Thomas Fuller, born Abt. 1582 in Redenhill, Harleston, Norfolk, England.

vii. John Fuller, born March 1581/82 in Redenhall, Norfolk, England; died December 1608 in Redenhall,

Norfolk, England; married Ann.

More About John Fuller:

Fact 1: December 22, 1608, Redenhall, Norfolk, England

viii. Edmund Fuller, born May 19, 1583 in Redenhall, Norfolk, England; died August 19, 1584 in Redenhall,

Norfolk, England.

5840. Thomas Stephens, born 1558 in Lypiott Park, Little Sodbury, Gloucestershire, England; died April 23,

1613 in Stroud Church, Gloucester, England. He was the son of 11680. Edward Stephens and 11681. Joan Fowler.

He married 5841. Elizabeth Stone Abt. 1609 in , England.

5841. Elizabeth Stone, born 1562 in Of, London, London, England; died in , , Eng.. She was the daughter of

11682. John Stone and 11683. Mrs..

More About Thomas Stephens:

Fact 1: Stroud Church, Glouchester, Eng

Child of Thomas Stephens and Elizabeth Stone is:2920 i. Edward Stephens, born 1584 in Lypiott Park, Little Sodbury, Gloucestershire, England; died in , , Eng;

married Anne Crewe Abt. 1608 in Sodbury, England.

5842. [SIR] Thomas Crewe, born Abt. 1559 in , England. He married 5843. Mrs. Crewe Abt. 1582 in ,

England.

5843. Mrs. Crewe, born Abt. 1563 in , England.

Child of Thomas Crewe and Mrs. Crewe is:2921 i. Anne Crewe, born 1584 in Stone, Northampton, Eng; died in , , Eng; married Edward Stephens Abt. 1608 in

Sodbury, England.

5848. Mr Fletcher, born 1570 in Chelmsford, Yorkshire, Eng; died in (Unknown), , England. He married 5849.

Mrs Fletcher Abt. 1588 in , England.

5849. Mrs Fletcher, born 1570 in Chelmsford, , Eng.

Child of Mr Fletcher and Mrs Fletcher is:2924 i. Robert Fletcher, born Bet. 1591 - 1592 in Of, Skropshire, Yorkshire, Eng; died April 3, 1677 in Concord,

Middlesex, Massachusetts, New England; married Rose.

5864. Thomas Hull, born 1547 in Crewekerne, Somerset, Sommersets., England; died January 11, 1571/72 in

Crewkerne, Somersetshire, England. He was the son of 11728. Richard Hull and 11729. Alice. He married 5865.

Joan Peson January 11, 1571/72 in Crewkerne, Somerset, En.

5865. Joan Peson, born 1551 in Of, Crewkerne, Somerset, England; died November 30, 1629 in Crewkerne,

Somerset, , England. She was the daughter of 11730. Richard Pysing and 11731. Margery.

Notes for Thomas Hull:

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More About Thomas Hull:

Fact 1: December 29, 1636, Crewkerne, Somerset, England

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More About Joan Peson:

Fact 1: December 29, 1636, Crewkerne, Somerset, , England

Child of Thomas Hull and Joan Peson is:2932 i. George Hull, born August 27, 1590 in Of Plymouth, Devon, Eng; died December 29, 1659 in Windsor,

Hartford, CT; married (1) Thamzen Mitchell September 27, 1614 in Crewkerne, Somerset, England; married

(2) Thamzen Mitchell September 27, 1614 in Crekerne, Somerset, England.

5866. Robert Mitchel, born 1570 in Crewkerne, Somerset, , Eng; died in , Eng. He was the son of 11732. John

Mitchell and 11733. Jane Killegrewe. He married 5867. Mrs-Robert Mitchel 1589 in Crewkerne, Somerset, , Eng.

5867. Mrs-Robert Mitchel, born Abt. 1566 in Of Stockland, Dorsetshire, England.

More About Robert Mitchel:

Fact 1: , Eng

Child of Robert Mitchel and Mrs-Robert Mitchel is:2933 i. Thamzen Mitchell, born 1592 in Stockland, Dorset, Dorsets., Eng; died 1655 in Fairfield, Fairfield Co.,

Connecticut; married George Hull September 27, 1614 in Crewkerne, Somerset, England.

5868. John Loomis (Lummys), born January 29, 1561/62 in Thaxted, Essex, England; died May 29, 1619 in

Braintree, Essex, England, Eng. He was the son of 11736. John Lummys or Loomis and 11737. Kyrsten (Or

Jackson) Pasfield. He married 5869. Agnes Lingwood (Linwood) June 30, 1589 in Essex, , Eng.

5869. Agnes Lingwood (Linwood), born Bet. 1564 - 1565 in Of, Bocking, Essex, England; died April 14, 1619

in Bocking, Essex, England, Eng. She was the daughter of 11738. John Lingwood (Lyngood) and 11739. Jane

Marlar.

More About Agnes Lingwood (Linwood):

Burial: Aft. 1619, St. Michiels, Church, Braintree, Essex

Fact 1: Aft. 1619, St. Michiels, Church, Braintree, Essex

Child of John Loomis (Lummys) and Agnes Lingwood is:

Children of John Loomis (Lummys) and Agnes Lingwood (Linwood) are:2934 i. Joseph Loomis, born August 24, 1590 in Of Braintree, Essex, England; died Bef. November 25, 1658 in

Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut; married Mary White June 30, 1614 in Shalford, Essex, England.

ii. Anne Loomis, born Abt. 1592 in Braintree, Essex, england.

iii. Sarah Loomis, born Abt. 1594 in Braintree, Essex, england.

iv. Geoffrey Loomis, born Abt. 1596.

v. Elizabeth Loomis, born Abt. 1596; died WFT Est. 1624-1690; married William Preston WFT Est. 1624-1658;

born Abt. 1592 in Braintree, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1624-1683.

Notes for Elizabeth Loomis:

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!Birth: merged record #9347-CR stated 1588.

vi. Jane Loomis, born Abt. 1598 in Braintree, Essex, england; died WFT Est. 1625-1687; married Pengally WFT

Est. 1625-1660; born Abt. 1594 in Braintree, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1625-1685.

Notes for Jane Loomis:

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!Birth: merged record #44LJ-LK stated 1598.

5870. Robert White, born Abt. 1558 in Shalford, Essex, England; died 1617 in Messing, Essex, England. He

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was the son of 11740. Robert White and 11741. Alice Wright. He married 5871. Bridget Allgar June 24, 1585 in

Shalford, Essex, England.

5871. Bridget Allgar, born 1562 in Shalford, Essex, England; died Aft. June 24, 1605 in Shalford, Essex,

England. She was the daughter of 11742. William Allgar and 11743. Margaret.

Notes for Robert White:

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!from information provided by Susan Canney, NGC - 12/10/91.

!from information provided by Susan Canney, NGC - 12/10/91. Birth date.

More About Robert White:

BURI: June 19, 1617, Messing, Essex, England

Fact 1: June 17, 1617, Messing, Essex, England

Notes for Bridget Allgar:

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More About Bridget Allgar:

CHR: March 11, 1561/62, Shalford, Essex, England

Fact 1: Aft. June 24, 1605, Shalford, Essex, England

Children of Robert White and Bridget Allgar are:2935 i. Mary White, born August 24, 1590 in Shalford, Essex, England; died August 23, 1652 in Windsor, Hartford,

Connecticut; married Joseph Loomis June 30, 1614 in Shalford, Essex, England.

ii. Daniel White, born WFT Est. 1582-1611; died WFT Est. 1588-1690.

Notes for Daniel White:

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iii. Anna/Rosanna White, born WFT Est. 1584-1609; died July 1647 in Messing, Witham, Essex, England;

married John Porter October 18, 1620 in Windsor, Hartford, CT; born WFT Est. 1578-1609; died April 22,

1648 in Windsor, Hrtfrd, CT.

Notes for Anna/Rosanna White:

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More About Anna/Rosanna White:

BURI: May 12, 1647, Windsor, Hartford, CT

CHR: July 13, 1600, Sahlford, Essex, Engl

Notes for John Porter:

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!from NGC 12-09-91, Marylou Barrett.

More About John Porter:

CHR: June 21, 1594, Felsted, Essex, England

iv. Richard White, born WFT Est. 1582-1611; died WFT Est. 1588-1690.

v. Sarah White, born March 8, 1585/86 in Shalford, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1618-1680; married James

Bowtell 1613; born Abt. 1584; died WFT Est. 1618-1675.

More About Sarah White:


vi. Nathaniel White, born April 30, 1587 in Shalford, Essex, England; died Bef. July 31, 1623; married Mary

Leavitt WFT Est. 1618-1622; born Abt. 1589; died WFT Est. 1618-1683.

More About Nathaniel White:

CHR: April 30, 1587, Shalford, Essex, England

vii. Elizabeth White, born May 5, 1591 in Shalford, Essex, Engl; died Abt. January 1669/70; married William

Goodwin November 7, 1616 in Shalford, Essex, England; born Abt. 1588 in Bocking, Essex, England; died

March 11, 1672/73 in Farmington, Hartford, CT.

More About Elizabeth White:


viii. Bridgett White, born August 18, 1594 in Shalford, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1595-1688.

More About Bridgett White:

CHR: August 18, 1594, Shalford, Essex, England

ix. John White, born July 13, 1600 in Shalford, Essex, Engl; died January 23, 1683/84 in Hartford, Hartford

County, CT; married Mary Levett December 26, 1622 in England; born Abt. 1601 in Shelford, Essex,

England; died WFT Est. 1647-1696.

Notes for John White:

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!Birth: born after father had remarried. Something wrong.

More About John White:

CHR: July 13, 1600, Shelford, Essex, England

Generation No. 14

10248. Teunis Gijsbert Bogaert, born Abt. 1566 in Schoonderevoerd, Zuid, Holland. He was the son of 20496.

Gijsbert Bogaert and 20497. Mrs Gijsbert Bogaert. He married 10249. Maaeijken Meertensdr Abt. 1590 in

Schoon, Zuid, Holland.

10249. Maaeijken Meertensdr, born in <Schoon, Zuid, Holland>.

Child of Teunis Bogaert and Maaeijken Meertensdr is:5124 i. Laurens Thonis Bogert, born Abt. 1598 in Schoonrewoerd, Holland; died Aft. May 3, 1676 in Ww; married

Unknown.

10264. Volkert Maertense Selemaecker, born March 4, 1541/42 in Medemblik, No. Holland, Netherlands;

died December 4, 1618 in Hoorn, No. Holland, Netherlands. He was the son of 20528. Maarten Schaghen and

20529. Dirkje Cornelis. He married 10265. Anna Dircks October 20, 1564 in Netherlands.

10265. Anna Dircks, born Abt. 1544 in Medemblik, No. Holland, Netherlands.

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Child of Volkert Selemaecker and Anna Dircks is:5132 i. Cornelis Volkertszen Viele, born May 5, 1574 in Hoorn, Holland, Netherlands; died Bet. 1648 - 1649 in

New Amsterdam, New York, NY; married Maria Du Trieux (Du Traux).

10266. Phillip Du Trieux (Du Traux), born 1585 in Roubaix, (France), Belgium; died Bet. 1649 - 1653 in New

Amsterdam, N, New York. He was the son of 20532. Phillipe Du Trieux and 20533. Jacqueline Du Trieux Mrs.

He married 10267. Jaquemyne Noirett April 11, 1615 in Amsterdam, Noord, Holland.

10267. Jaquemyne Noirett, born 1593 in Ryssel, Lille, France; died 1620 in New York, N-Yr, N-Yr. She was

the daughter of 20534. Arnould Noirett and 20535. Barbe Du Chesne.

More About Phillip Du Trieux (Du Traux):

Fact 1: New Amsterdam, , New York

Child of Phillip Du Trieux (Du Traux) and Jaquemyne Noirett is:5133 i. Maria Du Trieux (Du Traux), born April 5, 1617 in Walloon Ch., Lienden, Holland, Netherlands; died Aft.

February 28, 1670/71 in Schenectady, Schenectady, New York; married Cornelis Volkertszen Viele.

10300. Ewout Esaiassen De Lint, born Abt. 1564 in Rotterdam, Holland. He was the son of 20600. Esaias

Arentse De Lint and 20601. Pieters. He married 10301. Maritgen Jeronimus September 9, 1590 in The Hague,

Holland.

10301. Maritgen Jeronimus, born Abt. 1566 in Bruges, West Flanders Or Belgium. She was the daughter of

20602. Jeronimus Van Brugge and 20603. Mrs Jeronimus Van Brugge.

Child of Ewout Esaiassen De Lint and Maritgen Jeronimus is:5150 i. Esaias (Josijas) E Vanderlinde (DeLint), born Abt. 1592 in Rotterdam, Holland; died 1641 in Breda, Holland;

married Maeke (Maijke) Damen Vissenburgh June 26, 1622 in Dutch Reformed Church, Rotterdam, Holland.

10302. Daam Vissenburgh, born 1577 in Of Rotterdam, S.Holland, Netherland. He married 10303. Mrs Daem

Vissenburgh Abt. 1598 in Of Rotterdam, S.Holland, Nether..

10303. Mrs Daem Vissenburgh, born Abt. 1578 in Of Rotterdam, S.Holland, Netherlands.

Child of Daam Vissenburgh and Mrs Vissenburgh is:5151 i. Maeke (Maijke) Damen Vissenburgh, born 1599 in Rotterdam, S. Holland, Netherlands; died 1641 in

Rensselaerwyck, Albany, NY; married Esaias (Josijas) E Vanderlinde (DeLint) June 26, 1622 in Dutch

Reformed Church, Rotterdam, Holland.

11276. Thomas Smith, born Abt. 1500 in <Of Welbourne, Lincs., , Eng>; died WFT Est. 1521-1591. He

married 11277. Margaret Clark Abt. 1525 in Lincolnshire, , Eng.

11277. Margaret Clark, born Abt. 1504 in <Of Welbourne, Lincs., , Eng>; died WFT Est. 1520-1598.

More About Thomas Smith:

Fact 12: 215

Fact 13: 13D-4108

More About Margaret Clark:

Fact 12: 215

Fact 13: 13D-4109

Child of Thomas Smith and Margaret Clark is:5638 i. William Smith, born 1518 in Welbourne, Lincolnshire, England; died January 31, 1551/52 in Will Proved,

Honington, Warws, Eng; married Katherine Porter Abt. 1541 in Welbourne, Lincolnshire, England.

11278. Augustine Porter, born Abt. 1500 in <Of, Belton, Lincs, Eng>; died WFT Est. 1523-1583. He married

11279. Ellen Or Helena Smith WFT Est. 1495-1538.

11279. Ellen Or Helena Smith, born Abt. 1500 in <Of, Belton, Lincs, Eng>; died WFT Est. 1523-1589.

More About Augustine Porter:

Fact 12: 215

Fact 13: 13D-4110

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More About Ellen Or Helena Smith:

Fact 12: 215

Fact 13: 13D-4109

Child of Augustine Porter and Ellen Smith is:5639 i. Katherine Porter, born Abt. 1520 in Belton, Lincolnshire, England; died WFT Est. 1549-1614; married

William Smith Abt. 1541 in Welbourne, Lincolnshire, England.

11288. Robert Morton, born 1505 in Of, Bawtry, Yorkshire, England; died 1575 in Of, Bawtry, Yorkshire,

England. He was the son of 22576. Charles Morton and 22577. Maud Dallison. He married 11289. Alice

Markham Abt. 1525 in Of, Cotham, Yorkshire, England.

11289. Alice Markham, born 1502 in Allerton, Nottinghamshire, England; died in England. She was the

daughter of 22578. John Markham and 22579. Alice Skipwith.

More About Alice Markham:

Baptism (LDS): January 21, 1943

Endowment (LDS): January 30, 1943

Sealed to child (LDS): February 15, 1952, SLAKE

Child of Robert Morton and Alice Markham is:5644 i. Anthony Morton, born 1521 in Of, Bawtry, Yorkshire, England; died in Bantry, Yorkshire, England; married

Plumton Abt. 1559 in Of, Bawtry, Yorkshire, England.

11290. Plumton, born Abt. 1512 in Of Bawtry, Yorkshire, England. He married 11291. Norton.

11291. Norton, born Abt. 1514 in Of Bawtry, Yorkshire, England.

Notes for Plumton:

Child of Plumton and Norton is:5645 i. Plumton, born Abt. 1538 in Of Bawtry, Yorkshire, England; married Anthony Morton Abt. 1559 in Of,

Bawtry, Yorkshire, England.

11328. John Fuller, born 1518 in Of, Redenhall, Norfolk, Eng; died May 3, 1559 in Of, Redenhall, Norfolk,

Eng.. He was the son of 22656. William Fuller and 22657. Mrs William Fuller. He married 11329. Margaret

Balls December 19, 1599 in Starston, Near Redenhall, Norfolk, England.

11329. Margaret Balls

More About John Fuller:

Fact 1: May 3, 1559, Redenhall, Norfolk, England

Child of John Fuller is:

Child of John Fuller and Margaret Balls is:5664 i. Robert Fuller, born Abt. 1548 in Redenhall, Harlston, Norfolk, England; died May 1614 in Of, Redenhall,

Norfolk, England; married (1) Mrs Rober Fuller; married (2) Sarah Dunckhorne WFT Est. 1570-1583;

married (3) Sarah Dunkhorne January 29, 1571/72 in Starston, Norfolk, England.

11680. Edward Stephens, born 1523 in Of, Frocester, Gloucester, England; died October 22, 1587 in

Eastingtonchurch, Gloucestershire, England. He was the son of 23360. Henry Stephens and 23361. Miss Lugg. He

married 11681. Joan Fowler Bef. 1558 in Gloucester, England.

11681. Joan Fowler, born 1529 in Of, Stonehouse, Gloucester, England; died August 5, 1587 in Eastington

Churc, Gloucester, , Eng.. She was the daughter of 23362. Richard Fowler and 23363. Margery Bennett.

More About Edward Stephens:

Fact 1: October 22, 1587, Eastington Chh., Gloucs., Eng

Child of Edward Stephens and Joan Fowler is:

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5840 i. Thomas Stephens, born 1558 in Lypiott Park, Little Sodbury, Gloucestershire, England; died April 23, 1613

in Stroud Church, Gloucester, England; married Elizabeth Stone Abt. 1609 in , England.

11682. John Stone, born 1536 in Of, Over Lipiate, England; died in , , Eng.. He married 11683. Mrs..

11683. Mrs., born Abt. 1534 in London, London, England.

Child of John Stone and Mrs. is:5841 i. Elizabeth Stone, born 1562 in Of, London, London, England; died in , , Eng; married Thomas Stephens Abt.

1609 in , England.

11728. Richard Hull, born 1515 in Of, Crewkerne, Somerset, England; died October 15, 1587 in Crewkerne,

Somerset, , England. He married 11729. Alice in Crewkerne, Somerset, , England.

11729. Alice, born 1525 in Of, Crewkerne, Somerset, England; died October 20, 1587 in Crewkerne,

Somersetshire, England.

More About Richard Hull:

Fact 1: October 20, 1587, Churchyard, Crewkerne, Somersetshire, England

More About Alice:

Fact 1: October 20, 1587, Churchyard, Crewkerne, Somersetshire, England

Child of Richard Hull and Alice is:5864 i. Thomas Hull, born 1547 in Crewekerne, Somerset, Sommersets., England; died January 11, 1571/72 in

Crewkerne, Somersetshire, England; married (1) Joan Peson January 11, 1571/72 in Crewkerne, Somerset,

En; married (2) Joane Peson WFT Est. 1580-1612.

11730. Richard Pysing, born 1588 in Of, East Myng, Somerset, England; died June 25, 1588 in Abbotsbury,

Dorset, , England. He was the son of 23460. John Pysing and 23461. Elizabeth Salmon. He married 11731.

Margery in Abbotsbury, Dorset, , England.

11731. Margery, born 1590 in Crewkerne, Somerset, Eng; died in , , England.

More About Richard Pysing:

Fact 1: Abbotsbury, Dorset, , England

More About Margery:

Fact 1: , , England

Child of Richard Pysing and Margery is:5865 i. Joan Peson, born 1551 in Of, Crewkerne, Somerset, England; died November 30, 1629 in Crewkerne,

Somerset, , England; married Thomas Hull January 11, 1571/72 in Crewkerne, Somerset, En.

11732. John Mitchell, born 1530 in Of, Stockland, Dorset, Eng.. He married 11733. Jane Killegrewe 1558 in

Of, Stockland, Dorset, Eng.

11733. Jane Killegrewe, born 1535 in Of, Stockland, Dorset, Eng..

Child of John Mitchell and Jane Killegrewe is:5866 i. Robert Mitchel, born 1570 in Crewkerne, Somerset, , Eng; died in , Eng; married Mrs-Robert Mitchel 1589

in Crewkerne, Somerset, , Eng.

11736. John Lummys or Loomis, born January 1535/36 in Thaxted, Essex, England; died April 12, 1567 in

Thaxted, Essex, England. He was the son of 23472. Thomas Lummys and 23473. Margareta. He married 11737.

Kyrsten (Or Jackson) Pasfield Bet. 1560 - 1561 in Thaxted, Essex, , Eng.

11737. Kyrsten (Or Jackson) Pasfield, born 1526 in ., Rettendon, Essex, England; died April 12, 1567 in .,

Rettendon, Essex, England. She was the daughter of 23474. Mr. Pasfield and 23475. Mrs. Pasfield.

Children of John Loomis and Kyrsten Pasfield are:i. Edward Loomis (Lummys)

ii. Elizabeth Loomis (Lummys)

Notes for Elizabeth Loomis (Lummys):

She was christened in Thaxted, Essex, England, about January 24, 1579

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iii. Sarah Loomis (Lummys)

Notes for Sarah Loomis (Lummys):

She was christened in Thaxted Essex, England, August 30, 1571

iv. William Loomis (Lummys)

Notes for William Loomis (Lummys):

He was christened in Thaxted Essex, England, July 8, 1570.

5868 v. John Loomis (Lummys), born January 29, 1561/62 in Thaxted, Essex, England; died May 29, 1619 in

Braintree, Essex, England, Eng; married (1) Agnes Lingwood June 30, 1589 in Essex, England; married (2)

Agnes Lingwood (Linwood) June 30, 1589 in Essex, , Eng.

vi. Walter Loomis (Lummys)

Notes for Walter Loomis (Lummys):

He was christened in Thaxted, Essex, England, December 1573.

11738. John Lingwood (Lyngood), born 1546 in ., Braintree, Essex, England; died 1592 in ., Kelvedon, Essex,

England. He was the son of 23476. William Lingwood and 23477. Mary Wilson. He married 11739. Jane Marlar

1592 in Of Essex Co., England.

11739. Jane Marlar, born 1530 in Esterford, Kelvedon, Essex, England; died Abt. 1592 in , Eng. She was the

daughter of 23478. William Marlar and 23479. Ann Margaret Parye.

More About John Lingwood (Lyngood):

Fact 1: 1592, , Eng

More About Jane Marlar:

Fact 1: Kelvedon, Essex, England

Child of John and Jane Marlar is:5869 i. Agnes Lingwood (Linwood), born Bet. 1564 - 1565 in Of, Bocking, Essex, England; died April 14, 1619 in

Bocking, Essex, England, Eng; married John Loomis (Lummys) June 30, 1589 in Essex, , Eng.

11740. Robert White, born WFT Est. 1535-1550 in Somerset, England; died September 7, 1600 in Shalford,

England. He was the son of 23480. Richard White and 23481. Helen Kirston. He married 11741. Alice Wright

1561 in So Petherton, Somerset, England.

11741. Alice Wright, born WFT Est. 1522-1549; died WFT Est. 1578-1637.

Notes for Robert White:

[Lummys1.FTW]



Notes for Alice Wright:

[Lummys1.FTW]


!from information provided by Susan Canney, NGC - 12/10/91. Name only.

Children of Robert White and Alice Wright are:i. Richard White, born Abt. 1564 in South Petherton, Som, England; died WFT Est. 1565-1654.

ii. John White, born Abt. 1570 in So. Petherton, Somerset, England; died May 15, 1623; married (1) Mary WFT

Est. 1601-1620; born Abt. 1568 in Of South, Petherton, Som, England; died WFT Est. 1601-1662; married

(2) Alice WFT Est. 1603-1620; born Abt. 1575 in Of South, Petherton, Somerset, England; died WFT Est.

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1603-1669.

Notes for John White:

[Lummys1.FTW]


!Birth:another record stated abt 1568

!Death:another record stated 12 May 1623

iii. Richard White, born Abt. 1576 in Of South Pethert, Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1607-1666; married

Margaret Pittered WFT Est. 1607-1641; born WFT Est. 1572-1592; died WFT Est. 1607-1676.

5870 iv. Robert White, born Abt. 1558 in Shalford, Essex, England; died 1617 in Messing, Essex, England; married

Bridget Allgar June 24, 1585 in Shalford, Essex, England.

11742. William Allgar, born Bet. 1525 - 1536 in Of Shalford, Essex, England; died 1575 in Shalford, Essex,

England. He was the son of 23484. William Allgar and 23485. Mary Smith. He married 11743. Margaret in

Shalford, Essex, England.

11743. Margaret, born Abt. 1530 in Shalford, Essex, England; died August 24 in Shalford, Essex, England.

Notes for William Allgar:

[Lummys1.FTW]


!All marriage and children records are impossible at this time sort out so they

have done some deleting, but there appears to be some twins, can't decipher at

this time. Moved all the children to 1st wife. Originally were listed between

first two.

More About William Allgar:

BURI: August 2, 1575, Shalford, Essex, England

Fact 1: August 2, 1575, Shalford, Essex, England

More About Margaret:

Fact 1: Shalford, Essex, England

Child of William Allgar and Margaret is:5871 i. Bridget Allgar, born 1562 in Shalford, Essex, England; died Aft. June 24, 1605 in Shalford, Essex, England;

married (1) Robert White June 24, 1585 in Shalford, Essex, England; married (2) John Christmas WFT Est.

1623-1648.

Children of William Allgar and Margaret Parye are:i. Mary Allgar, born September 9, 1560 in Shalford, Essex, England; died September 27, 1582; married Ralph

Bette September 27, 1582; born Abt. 1556 in Shalford, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1588-1647.

Notes for Mary Allgar:

[Lummys1.FTW]


!Mother: merged record #8KLG-53 named mother as Margaret or Mary White.

More About Mary Allgar:

CHR: September 9, 1560, Shalford, Shalford, Essex, England

Notes for Ralph Bette:

[Lummys1.FTW]

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!Birth: merged record stated abt 1558.

ii. John Allgar, born April 6, 1565 in Shalford, Essex, England; died August 1, 1565.

More About John Allgar:

CHR: April 6, 1565, Shalford, Essex, England

iii. John Allgar, born October 5, 1567 in Shalford, Essex, England; died August 1, 1571 in Shalford, Essex,

England; married Joan Gaimer 1592 in Shalford, Essex, England; born Abt. 1571 in Shalford, Essex,

England; died WFT Est. 1598-1665.

More About John Allgar:

CHR: October 5, 1567, Shalford, Essex, England

Notes for Joan Gaimer:

[Lummys1.FTW]


!Birth: merged record stated abt 1569.

iv. Elizabeth Allgar, born May 5, 1573 in Shalford, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1574-1667.

Notes for Elizabeth Allgar:

[Lummys1.FTW]


!Mother: merged record #8KLG-8L named mother as Margaret or Mary White.

More About Elizabeth Allgar:

CHR: May 5, 1573, Shalford, Shalford, Essex, England

Generation No. 15

20496. Gijsbert Bogaert, born Abt. 1535 in Schoon, Zuid, Holland. He married 20497. Mrs Gijsbert Bogaert

Abt. 1565 in Schoon, Zuid, Holland.

20497. Mrs Gijsbert Bogaert, born Abt. 1539 in Of Schoon, Zuid, Holland.

Child of Gijsbert Bogaert and Mrs Bogaert is:10248 i. Teunis Gijsbert Bogaert, born Abt. 1566 in Schoonderevoerd, Zuid, Holland; married Maaeijken Meertensdr

Abt. 1590 in Schoon, Zuid, Holland.

20528. Maarten Schaghen, born Abt. 1522 in Medemblik, No. Holland, Netherlands; died 1542. He was the

son of 41056. Volkert Schaghen and 41057. Aeff Van Warder. He married 20529. Dirkje Cornelis.

20529. Dirkje Cornelis, born Abt. 1524 in <Medemblik, No. Holland, Netherlands>.

Child of Maarten Schaghen and Dirkje Cornelis is:10264 i. Volkert Maertense Selemaecker, born March 4, 1541/42 in Medemblik, No. Holland, Netherlands; died

December 4, 1618 in Hoorn, No. Holland, Netherlands; married Anna Dircks October 20, 1564 in

Netherlands.

20532. Phillipe Du Trieux, born Abt. 1554 in Of, Roubaix, , France. He married 20533. Jacqueline Du Trieux

Mrs.

20533. Jacqueline Du Trieux Mrs, born Abt. 1564 in Of, Roubaix, , France.

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Child of Phillipe Du Trieux and Jacqueline Mrs is:10266 i. Phillip Du Trieux (Du Traux), born 1585 in Roubaix, (France), Belgium; died Bet. 1649 - 1653 in New

Amsterdam, N, New York; married Jaquemyne Noirett April 11, 1615 in Amsterdam, Noord, Holland.

20534. Arnould Noirett, born Abt. 1573 in , Leiden, Holland. He married 20535. Barbe Du Chesne Abt.

1592 in Lille, Nord, France.

20535. Barbe Du Chesne, born Abt. 1567 in <, , Leiden, Holland>.

Child of Arnould Noirett and Barbe Du Chesne is:10267 i. Jaquemyne Noirett, born 1593 in Ryssel, Lille, France; died 1620 in New York, N-Yr, N-Yr; married Phillip

Du Trieux (Du Traux) April 11, 1615 in Amsterdam, Noord, Holland.

20600. Esaias Arentse De Lint, born Abt. 1534 in Brielle, South Holland Province, Holland; died 1602 in

Rotterdam, Holland. He was the son of 41200. Arent De Lint and 41201. Anneke Esaiasz. He married 20601.

Pieters Abt. 1560 in Rotterdam, So. Holland, Netherlands.

20601. Pieters, born Abt. 1536 in Of, Rotterdam, S. Holland, Netherland; died Abt. 1585 in Rotterdam, Holland.

Child of Esaias Arentse De Lint and Pieters is:10300 i. Ewout Esaiassen De Lint, born Abt. 1564 in Rotterdam, Holland; married Maritgen Jeronimus September 9,

1590 in The Hague, Holland.

20602. Jeronimus Van Brugge, born Abt. 1547 in Of, The Hague, S.Holland, Netherlands. He married 20603.

Mrs Jeronimus Van Brugge Abt. 1568 in The Hague, S.Holland, Netherland.

20603. Mrs Jeronimus Van Brugge, born Abt. 1549 in Of, , Netherlands.

Child of Jeronimus Van Brugge and Mrs Van Brugge is:10301 i. Maritgen Jeronimus, born Abt. 1566 in Bruges, West Flanders Or Belgium; married Ewout Esaiassen De Lint

September 9, 1590 in The Hague, Holland.

22576. Charles Morton, born Abt. 1478 in \Of, Bawtry, Yorkshire, England; died 1531 in Of, Bawtry,

Yorkshire, England. He was the son of 45152. Nicholas Morton and 45153. Alice Wentworth. He married 22577.

Maud Dallison Abt. 1503 in Of, Lincolnshire, England.

22577. Maud Dallison, born Abt. 1482 in Of, Lincolnshire, England. She was the daughter of 45154. William

Dallison.

Child of Charles Morton and Maud Dallison is:11288 i. Robert Morton, born 1505 in Of, Bawtry, Yorkshire, England; died 1575 in Of, Bawtry, Yorkshire, England;

married Alice Markham Abt. 1525 in Of, Cotham, Yorkshire, England.

22578. John Markham, born 1472 in Of, Sedgebrooke, Lincolnshire, England; died 1536. He was the son of

45156. [SIR KNIGHT] Robert Markham and 45157. Jane Frances Daubeny. He married 22579. Alice Skipwith.

22579. Alice Skipwith, born 1476 in Allerton, Nottinghamshire, England. She was the daughter of 45158.

William Skipwith and 45159. Agnes Constable.

Child of John Markham and Alice Skipwith is:11289 i. Alice Markham, born 1502 in Allerton, Nottinghamshire, England; died in England; married (1) Robert

Morton in Of Cotham, Yorkshire, England; married (2) Robert Morton Abt. 1525 in Of, Cotham, Yorkshire,

England.

22656. William Fuller, born 1483 in Of Redenhall, Norfolk, England. He was the son of 45312. [SR.] John

Fuller and 45313. Alice. He married 22657. Mrs William Fuller Abt. 1522 in Of Redenhall, Norfolk, England.

22657. Mrs William Fuller, born Abt. 1487 in Of Redenhall, Norfolk, England.

Child of William Fuller and Mrs Fuller is:11328 i. John Fuller, born 1518 in Of, Redenhall, Norfolk, Eng; died May 3, 1559 in Of, Redenhall, Norfolk, Eng;

married (1) Anna. WFT Est. 1541-1556; married (3) Margaret Balls December 19, 1599 in Starston, Near

Redenhall, Norfolk, England.

23360. Henry Stephens, born in <, Forcester, Gloucestershire, England>. He married 23361. Miss Lugg.

23361. Miss Lugg, born in <, Forcester, Gloucestershire, England>.

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Child of Henry Stephens and Miss Lugg is:11680 i. Edward Stephens, born 1523 in Of, Frocester, Gloucester, England; died October 22, 1587 in

Eastingtonchurch, Gloucestershire, England; married Joan Fowler Bef. 1558 in Gloucester, England.

23362. Richard Fowler, born 1503 in , Eng. He married 23363. Margery Bennett Bet. 1527 - 1528 in ,

England.

23363. Margery Bennett, born 1507 in , Eng.

Child of Richard Fowler and Margery Bennett is:11681 i. Joan Fowler, born 1529 in Of, Stonehouse, Gloucester, England; died August 5, 1587 in Eastington Churc,

Gloucester, , Eng; married Edward Stephens Bef. 1558 in Gloucester, England.

23460. John Pysing, born 1551 in Abbotsbury, Devon, Hampshire, England; died Abt. 1552 in Abbotsbury,

Dorset, , England. He married 23461. Elizabeth Salmon in Abbotsbury, Dorset, , England.

23461. Elizabeth Salmon, born 1553 in Hampshire, , , England; died in , , England.

More About John Pysing:

Fact 1: Abbotsbury, Dorset, , England

More About Elizabeth Salmon:

Fact 1: , , England

Child of John Pysing and Elizabeth Salmon is:11730 i. Richard Pysing, born 1588 in Of, East Myng, Somerset, England; died June 25, 1588 in Abbotsbury, Dorset, ,

England; married Margery in Abbotsbury, Dorset, , England.

23472. Thomas Lummys, born April 12, 1507 in Thaxted, Essex, England; died October 28, 1551 in Thaxted,

Essex, England. He was the son of 46944. Laurent Lummys and 46945. Mrs-Laurent Lummys. He married

23473. Margareta Bef. 1536 in England.

23473. Margareta

More About Thomas Lummys:

Fact 1: October 28, 1551, ., Thaxted, Essex, England

Child of Thomas Lummys and Margareta is:11736 i. John Lummys or Loomis, born January 1535/36 in Thaxted, Essex, England; died April 12, 1567 in Thaxted,

Essex, England; married Kyrsten (Or Jackson) Pasfield Bet. 1560 - 1561 in Thaxted, Essex, , Eng.

23474. Mr. Pasfield, born Abt. 1500 in Of Rettendon, Essex, England. He married 23475. Mrs. Pasfield Abt.

1525 in Of Rettendon, Essex, England.

23475. Mrs. Pasfield, born Abt. 1504 in Of Rettendon, Essex, England.

Child of Mr. Pasfield and Mrs. Pasfield is:11737 i. Kyrsten (Or Jackson) Pasfield, born 1526 in ., Rettendon, Essex, England; died April 12, 1567 in .,

Rettendon, Essex, England; married (1) John Lummys or Loomis Bet. 1560 - 1561 in Thaxted, Essex, , Eng;

married (2) John Lummyus Abt. 1561 in Thaxted, Essex, England.

23476. William Lingwood, born 1508 in ., Braintree, Essex, England. He married 23477. Mary Wilson 1533

in Braintree, Essex, England.

23477. Mary Wilson, born 1519 in Of, Buckingham, Buckinghamshire, England. She was the daughter of

46954. Thomas Wilson.

Children of William Lingwood and Mary Wilson are:i. John Lingwood or Lyngood, born 1546 in Braintree, Essex, England; died 1592 in Kelvedon, Essex,

England; married Jane Marlar; born 1530 in Esterford, Kelvedon, Essex, England; died Abt. 1592 in , Eng.

More About Jane Marlar:

Fact 1: Kelvedon, Essex, England

11738 ii. John Lingwood (Lyngood), born 1546 in ., Braintree, Essex, England; died 1592 in ., Kelvedon, Essex,

England; married Jane Marlar 1592 in Of Essex Co., England.

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23478. William Marlar, born 1515 in ., Kelvedon, Essex, England; died January 2, 1596/97 in ., Kelvedon,

Essex, England. He was the son of 46956. Thomas Marlar and 46957. Margaret White. He married 23479. Ann

Margaret Parye 1549 in Kelvedon, Essex, , Eng.

23479. Ann Margaret Parye, born August 24, 1540 in Of, Shalford, Essex, England; died August 25, 1612 in .,

Shalford, Essex, England. She was the daughter of 46958. Thomas Parye and 46959. Unknown.

More About William Marlar:

Fact 1: January 4, 1596/97, Kelvedon, Essex, , Eng

More About Ann Margaret Parye:

Fact 1: , Eng

Child of William Marlar and Ann Parye is:11739 i. Jane Marlar, born 1530 in Esterford, Kelvedon, Essex, England; died Abt. 1592 in , Eng; married (1) John

Lingwood or Lyngood; married (2) John Lingwood (Lyngood) 1592 in Of Essex Co., England.

23480. Richard White, born Abt. 1516 in Of Merriott, Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1563-1608 in Hill

Farrance, Somerset, England. He was the son of 46960. Thomas White and 46961. Agnes. He married 23481.

Helen Kirston Abt. 1540 in So Petherton, Somerset, England.

23481. Helen Kirston, born Abt. 1523 in Of Hill Farence, Som, England; died August 22, 1596 in Messing,

Essex, England. She was the daughter of 46962. Stephen Kirston and 46963. Margaret Offley.

Notes for Richard White:

[Lummys1.FTW]


!from information provided by Susan Canney, NGC - 12/10/91. Name only, other

from LDS.

More About Richard White:

BURI: Abt. 1578, Hill Farence, Som, England

Notes for Helen Kirston:

[Lummys1.FTW]



from LDS.

Children of Richard White and Helen Kirston are:11740 i. Robert White, born WFT Est. 1535-1550 in Somerset, England; died September 7, 1600 in Shalford,

England; married Alice Wright 1561 in So Petherton, Somerset, England.

ii. Edward White, born Abt. 1544 in Of Hill Farrance, Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1545-1634.

iii. William White, born Abt. 1549 in Of Hill Farence, Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1550-1639.

iv. Anstice/Enstice White, born Abt. 1551 in Of Hill Farence, Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1580-1645;

married John Brome WFT Est. 1580-1614; born Abt. 1549 in Of Hill Farence, Somerset, England; died WFT

Est. 1580-1640.

v. Alice White, born Abt. 1553 in Of Hill Farence, Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1581-1647; married (1)

John Chicke WFT Est. 1581-1615; born WFT Est. 1536-1556; died WFT Est. 1581-1642; married (2) John

C. Clark WFT Est. 1581-1615; born Abt. 1550 in Of Hill Farence, Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1581-

1641.

vi. Emil Or Emet White, born Abt. 1557 in Of Hill Farence, Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1588-1647;

married Miss Bodson WFT Est. 1588-1622; born WFT Est. 1553-1573; died WFT Est. 1588-1657.

vii. Emet White, born Abt. 1557 in Of Hill Farence, Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1586-1651; married (1)

Budson WFT Est. 1585-1619; born WFT Est. 1540-1560; died WFT Est. 1585-1646; married (2) Hudson

WFT Est. 1586-1620; born Abt. 1555; died WFT Est. 1586-1646.

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viii. Grace White, born Abt. 1559 in Of Hill Farence, Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1560-1653.

ix. Henry White, born Abt. 1561 in Of Hill Farence, Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1562-1651.

23484. William Allgar, born 1475 in Shalford, Essex, England; died in Of, Lindsell, Essex, England. He was

the son of 46968. Robert Alger (Algore) and 46969. Margaret. He married 23485. Mary Smith in Prob. Lindsell,

Essex, England.

23485. Mary Smith, born 1510 in Of Shalford, Essex, England; died in Prob. Lindsell, Essex, England.

Child of William Allgar and Mary Smith is:11742 i. William Allgar, born Bet. 1525 - 1536 in Of Shalford, Essex, England; died 1575 in Shalford, Essex,

England; married (1) Margaret in Shalford, Essex, England; married (2) Margaret Parye WFT Est. 1571-1574

in England.

Generation No. 16

41056. Volkert Schaghen, born Abt. 1490 in Harlem, No. Holland, Netherlands. He married 41057. Aeff Van

Warder.

41057. Aeff Van Warder, born Abt. 1494 in Medemblik, No. Holland, Netherlands.

Child of Volkert Schaghen and Aeff Van Warder is:20528 i. Maarten Schaghen, born Abt. 1522 in Medemblik, No. Holland, Netherlands; died 1542; married Dirkje

Cornelis.

41200. Arent De Lint, born Abt. 1500 in Brielle, S. Holland, Netherland; died December 1538 in London,

London, England. He was the son of 82400. Jan De Lint. He married 41201. Anneke Esaiasz 1534 in Brielle, So.

Holland, Netherlands.

41201. Anneke Esaiasz, born 1510 in Brielle, S. Holland, Netherland; died January 24, 1538/39 in Rotterdam,

S. Holland, Netherland. She was the daughter of 82402. Esaias.

Child of Arent Lint and Anneke Esaiasz is:20600 i. Esaias Arentse De Lint, born Abt. 1534 in Brielle, South Holland Province, Holland; died 1602 in Rotterdam,

Holland; married Pieters Abt. 1560 in Rotterdam, So. Holland, Netherlands.

45152. Nicholas Morton, born Abt. 1452 in Of Bawtry, Yorkshire, England; died Abt. 1525. He married

45153. Alice Wentworth Abt. 1475 in Of Elmsall, Yorkshire, England.

45153. Alice Wentworth, born Abt. 1455 in Of Elmsall, Yorkshire, England. She was the daughter of 90306.

Thomas Wentworth.

Child of Nicholas Morton and Alice Wentworth is:22576 i. Charles Morton, born Abt. 1478 in \Of, Bawtry, Yorkshire, England; died 1531 in Of, Bawtry, Yorkshire,

England; married Maud Dallison Abt. 1503 in Of, Lincolnshire, England.

45154. William Dallison, born in <Of, Lincolnshire, England>.

Child of William Dallison is:22577 i. Maud Dallison, born Abt. 1482 in Of, Lincolnshire, England; married Charles Morton Abt. 1503 in Of,

Lincolnshire, England.

45156. [SIR KNIGHT] Robert Markham, born 1435 in Of, Cotham, Nottinghamshire, England; died

September 1, 1495. He was the son of 90312. [SIR] Robert Markham and 90313. Elizabeth Bourdon. He married

45157. Jane Frances Daubeny in Of, , Somersetshire, England.

45157. Jane Frances Daubeny, born Abt. 1440 in Of, Houghton, Norfolk, England. She was the daughter of

90314. [SIR KNIGHT] Giles Daubeny and 90315. Mary Leke.

Child of Robert Markham and Jane Daubeny is:22578 i. John Markham, born 1472 in Of, Sedgebrooke, Lincolnshire, England; died 1536; married Alice Skipwith.

45158. William Skipwith, born Abt. 1451 in Allerton, Nottinghamshire, England. He married 45159. Agnes

Constable.

45159. Agnes Constable, born Abt. 1455 in Allerton, Nottinghamshire, Eng.

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Child of William Skipwith and Agnes Constable is:22579 i. Alice Skipwith, born 1476 in Allerton, Nottinghamshire, England; married John Markham.

45312. [SR.] John Fuller, born 1460 in Of Redenhall, Norfolk, England; died in Of Redenhall, Norfolk,

England. He married 45313. Alice.

45313. Alice, born Abt. 1452 in England.

Children of John Fuller and Alice are:22656 i. William Fuller, born 1483 in Of Redenhall, Norfolk, England; married Mrs William Fuller Abt. 1522 in Of

Redenhall, Norfolk, England.

ii. William Fuller, born 1483 in Of Redenhall, Norfolk, England; died WFT Est. 1525-1574; married WFT Est.

1502-1534; married (2) Mrs William Fuller Abt. 1522 in Of Redenhall, Norfolk, England; born Abt. 1487 in

Of Redenhall, Norfolk, England.

46944. Laurent Lummys, born 1491 in Thaxted, Essex, England; died 1540. He was the son of 93888. Oliver

Lummys. He married 46945. Mrs-Laurent Lummys 1511 in , , Eng.

46945. Mrs-Laurent Lummys, born Abt. 1493 in Of Thaxted, Essex, England.

Children of Laurent Lummys and Mrs-Laurent Lummys are:23472 i. Thomas Lummys, born April 12, 1507 in Thaxted, Essex, England; died October 28, 1551 in Thaxted, Essex,

England; married (1) Ann Stephen 1535 in Thaxted, Essex, England; married (2) Margareta Bef. 1536 in

England.

ii. William Lummmasne, born Abt. 1527 in Thaxted, Essex, England.

46954. Thomas Wilson, born Abt. 1500 in Of Buckingham, Essex, England.

Child of Thomas Wilson and Unknown is:

Child of Thomas Wilson is:23477 i. Mary Wilson, born 1519 in Of, Buckingham, Buckinghamshire, England; married William Lingwood 1533 in

Braintree, Essex, England.

46956. Thomas Marlar, born 1478 in Of Kelvindon, Essex, England; died 1540 in Kelvedon, Essex, , Eng. He

was the son of 93912. William Marler and 93913. Mrs. William Marlar. He married 46957. Margaret White

1514 in Kelvedon, Essex, , Eng.

46957. Margaret White, born 1484 in Of Kelvindon, Essex, England; died 1540 in Kelvedon, Essex, , Eng.

She was the daughter of 93914. William White.

More About Thomas Marlar:

Fact 1: , Eng

Children of Thomas Marlar and Margaret White are:23478 i. William Marlar, born 1515 in ., Kelvedon, Essex, England; died January 2, 1596/97 in ., Kelvedon, Essex,

England; married (1) Ann Margaret Parye 1549 in Kelvedon, Essex, , Eng; married (2) Jane (Caperton)

Saperton Aft. 1549; married (3) Margaret Perye WFT Est. 1550-1582.

ii. George Marler, born 1528 in Of Kelvindon, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1529-1618.

iii. Catherine Marler, born 1530 in Of Kelvindon, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1559-1624; married (1) John

Lovedale WFT Est. 1559-1593; born Abt. 1528; died WFT Est. 1559-1619; married (2) John Lovedaye WFT

Est. 1558-1592; born Abt. 1526 in Kelvedon, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1558-1617.

iv. Ann Marler, born 1532 in Of Kelvindon, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1560-1626; married John Nuptiar

WFT Est. 1560-1594; born Abt. 1528 in Kelvedon, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1560-1619.

v. Agnes Marler, born 1534 in Of Kelvindon, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1563-1628; married (1) Mr.

Hunter WFT Est. 1563-1597; born Abt. 1532; died WFT Est. 1563-1623; married (2) Hunter WFT Est. 1562-

1596; born Abt. 1530 in Kelvedon, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1562-1621.

46958. Thomas Parye, born 1492. He married 46959. Unknown.

46959. Unknown, born Abt. 1496.

Child of Thomas Parye and Unknown is:23479 i. Ann Margaret Parye, born August 24, 1540 in Of, Shalford, Essex, England; died August 25, 1612 in .,

Shalford, Essex, England; married William Marlar 1549 in Kelvedon, Essex, , Eng.

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46960. Thomas White, born Abt. 1490 in Of Marriot, Somerset, England; died Bef. 1549 in Martock, Somerset,

England. He was the son of 93920. Robert White and 93921. Elizabeth Inglefield. He married 46961. Agnes WFT

Est. 1523-1546 in Marriot, Somerset, England.

46961. Agnes, born Abt. 1495 in Marriot, Somerset, England, England; died Bef. 1549 in Hill Farence,

Somerset, England. She was the daughter of 93922. Robert White and 93923. Wells.

Notes for Thomas White:

[Lummys1.FTW]



from LDS.

More About Thomas White:

BURI: Bef. 1549, Hill Farence, Somerset, England

More About Agnes:

BURI: Abt. 1549, Hill Farence, Somerset, England

Children of Thomas White and Agnes are:i. John White, born Abt. 1514 in Of Merriott, Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1515-1604.

23480 ii. Richard White, born Abt. 1516 in Of Merriott, Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1563-1608 in Hill

Farrance, Somerset, England; married Helen Kirston Abt. 1540 in So Petherton, Somerset, England.

iii. George White, born Abt. 1516 in Farrance Hill, Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1517-1606.

iv. Alice White, born Abt. 1522 in Farrance Hill, Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1556-1616; married (1) Mr.

Coles WFT Est. 1550-1584; born WFT Est. 1505-1525; died WFT Est. 1550-1611; married (2) Coles WFT

Est. 1556-1591; born Abt. 1525 in Of Hill Farence, Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1556-1616.

v. Thomas White, born Abt. 1524 in Hill Farrence, Somerset, England; died 1551; married Tamesen; born Abt.

1526 in Of Hill Farence, Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1542-1620.

46962. Stephen Kirston, born Abt. 1510 in Thorpe, Manderville, Northumberland, England; died August 15,

1566 in St Andrews, Undershift, London, London. He married 46963. Margaret Offley Abt. 1528.

46963. Margaret Offley, born Abt. 1501 in Stafford, Staff, England; died 1574. She was the daughter of

93926. William Offley and 93927. Elizabeth Dillorne.

Notes for Stephen Kirston:

[Lummys1.FTW]



from LDS.

More About Stephen Kirston:

BURI: August 1566, London, London, England

More About Margaret Offley:

BURI: 1574

Children of Stephen Kirston and Margaret Offley are:23481 i. Helen Kirston, born Abt. 1523 in Of Hill Farence, Som, England; died August 22, 1596 in Messing, Essex,

England; married Richard White Abt. 1540 in So Petherton, Somerset, England.

ii. Thomas Kirton, born Abt. 1530 in London, Middlesex, England; died April 20, 1601; married Mary Sadler


More About Thomas Kirton:

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BURI: April 1601

iii. Jane Kirton, born Abt. 1530 in London, Middlesex, England; died WFT Est. 1559-1624; married (1) Dutton

WFT Est. 1559-1593; born Abt. 1528; died WFT Est. 1559-1619; married (2) Richard Whittle February 7,

1545/46; born Abt. 1528; died WFT Est. 1552-1619.

iv. John Kirton, born Abt. 1534 in London, Middlesex, England; died WFT Est. 1535-1624.

v. Grissell Kirton, born Abt. 1536 in London, Middlesex, England; died July 15, 1607; married Nicholas

Woodroffe June 14, 1553; born Abt. 1534; died WFT Est. 1559-1625.

More About Grissell Kirton:

BURI: July 1607

vi. Ann Kirton, born 1545 in London, Middlesex, England; died 1581; married Thomas Dutton WFT Est. 1574-

1580; born Abt. 1543; died WFT Est. 1574-1634.

More About Ann Kirton:

BURI: 1581

46968. Robert Alger (Algore), born 1435 in Lindsell, Essex, England; died December 21, 1493 in Lindsell,

Essex, England. He was the son of 93936. William Algere and 93937. Mrs-William Algere. He married 46969.

Margaret 1470 in Lindsell, Essex, England.

46969. Margaret, born Abt. 1440 in Lindsell, Essex, England; died December 21, 1505 in Lindsell, Essex,

England.

Child of Robert Alger (Algore) and Margaret is:23484 i. William Allgar, born 1475 in Shalford, Essex, England; died in Of, Lindsell, Essex, England; married Mary

Smith in Prob. Lindsell, Essex, England.

Generation No. 17

82400. Jan De Lint, born in <Brielle, S. Holland, Netherland>.

Child of Jan De Lint is:41200 i. Arent De Lint, born Abt. 1500 in Brielle, S. Holland, Netherland; died December 1538 in London, London,

England; married Anneke Esaiasz 1534 in Brielle, So. Holland, Netherlands.

82402. Esaias, born in <Brielle, S. Holland, Netherland>.

Child of Esaias is:41201 i. Anneke Esaiasz, born 1510 in Brielle, S. Holland, Netherland; died January 24, 1538/39 in Rotterdam, S.

Holland, Netherland; married Arent De Lint 1534 in Brielle, So. Holland, Netherlands.

90306. Thomas Wentworth, born in <Of Elmsall, Yorkshire, England>.

Child of Thomas Wentworth is:45153 i. Alice Wentworth, born Abt. 1455 in Of Elmsall, Yorkshire, England; married Nicholas Morton Abt. 1475 in

Of Elmsall, Yorkshire, England.

90312. [SIR] Robert Markham, born Abt. 1406 in Sedgebrook, Lincolnshire, England. He was the son of

180624. [Sir] John Markham and 180625. Elizabeth Cressy. He married 90313. Elizabeth Bourdon.

90313. Elizabeth Bourdon, born Abt. 1408 in Sedgebrook, Lincolnshire, England. She was the daughter of

180626. [SIR] Nicholas Bourdon and 180627. Millicent De Beckering.

Child of Robert Markham and Elizabeth Bourdon is:45156 i. [SIR KNIGHT] Robert Markham, born 1435 in Of, Cotham, Nottinghamshire, England; died September 1,

1495; married Jane Frances Daubeny in Of, , Somersetshire, England.

90314. [SIR KNIGHT] Giles Daubeny, born Abt. 1395 in Of, Kempston, Bedfordshire, England; died January

11, 1445/46 in Barrington, Somersetshire, England. He was the son of 180628. [Sir Knight] Giles Daubeney and

180629. Marguerite Beauchamp. He married 90315. Mary Leke Bef. May 18, 1436 in , Nottinghamshire,

England.

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90315. Mary Leke, born Abt. 1417 in Of, Cotham, Nottingham, England; died March 27, 1455. She was the

daughter of 180630. Simon Leke and 180631. Jane Talbot.

More About [SIR KNIGHT] Giles Daubeny:

Burial: Our Lady Chapel, South Petherton, Somersetshire, England

Fact 1: Our Lady Chapel, South Petherton, Somersetshire, England

More About Mary Leke:

Fact 1: South Petherton, Somersetshire, England

Child of Giles Daubeny and Mary Leke is:45157 i. Jane Frances Daubeny, born Abt. 1440 in Of, Houghton, Norfolk, England; married [SIR KNIGHT] Robert

Markham in Of, , Somersetshire, England.

93888. Oliver Lummys, born 1469 in Of, Thaxsted, Essex, England; died 1535.

Child of Oliver Lummys is:46944 i. Laurent Lummys, born 1491 in Thaxted, Essex, England; died 1540; married Mrs-Laurent Lummys 1511 in ,

, Eng.

93912. William Marler, born 1448 in Of Kelvedon, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1487-1539. He was the son

of 187824. John Marler and 187825. Elizabeth (Fastolphe) Fastolfe. He married 93913. Mrs. William Marlar in

Of, Kelvedon, Essex, England.

93913. Mrs. William Marlar, born Abt. 1460 in Of, Essex, England.

Child of William Marler and Mrs. Marlar is:46956 i. Thomas Marlar, born 1478 in Of Kelvindon, Essex, England; died 1540 in Kelvedon, Essex, , Eng; married

Margaret White 1514 in Kelvedon, Essex, , Eng.

Children of William Marler and Unknown are:i. William Marlar, born Abt. 1484 in Norf., England; died WFT Est. 1485-1574.

93914. William White, born Abt. 1458; died WFT Est. 1488-1549.

More About William White:

CHR: Of Kelvindon, Essex, England

Child of William White is:46957 i. Margaret White, born 1484 in Of Kelvindon, Essex, England; died 1540 in Kelvedon, Essex, , Eng; married

Thomas Marlar 1514 in Kelvedon, Essex, , Eng.

93920. Robert White, born WFT Est. 1460-1477 in Swanborne, Hampshire, England; died WFT Est. 1495-

1561. He was the son of 187840. Robert White and 187841. Margaret Gaynsford. He married 93921. Elizabeth

Inglefield 1489 in Marriot, Somerset, England.

93921. Elizabeth Inglefield, born WFT Est. 1447-1472 in Southambornow, Southampston, England; died WFT

Est. 1494-1561.

Child of Robert White and Elizabeth Inglefield is:46960 i. Thomas White, born Abt. 1490 in Of Marriot, Somerset, England; died Bef. 1549 in Martock, Somerset,

England; married Agnes WFT Est. 1523-1546 in Marriot, Somerset, England.

93922. Robert White, born 1470 in Marriot, Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1499-1561. He was the son of

187844. John White. He married 93923. Wells 1491 in Marriot, Somerset, England.

93923. Wells, born 1472 in Marriot, Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1499-1566.

Child of Robert White and Wells is:46961 i. Agnes, born Abt. 1495 in Marriot, Somerset, England, England; died Bef. 1549 in Hill Farence, Somerset,

England; married (1) Thomas White WFT Est. 1523-1546 in Marriot, Somerset, England; married (2) Paul

Richards WFT Est. 1524-1545.

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93926. William Offley, born Abt. 1475 in Of Stafford, Staff, England; died WFT Est. 1533-1567. He was the

son of 187852. John Offley and 187853. Margery. He married 93927. Elizabeth Dillorne WFT Est. 1508-1542.

93927. Elizabeth Dillorne, born Abt. 1480 in Of Stafford, Staff, England; died WFT Est. 1508-1574.

Children of William Offley and Elizabeth Dillorne are:i. Thomas Offley, born 1500 in Stafford, Staff, England; died August 29, 1583 in England; married Joane

Nicholls 1532 in England; born Abt. 1502 in England; died WFT Est. 1537-1597.

More About Thomas Offley:

BURI: 1583, England

46963 ii. Margaret Offley, born Abt. 1501 in Stafford, Staff, England; died 1574; married (1) Stephen Kirston Abt.

1528; married (2) John Nicolas 1532 in England.

iii. John Offley, born Abt. 1501 in Stafford, Staffordshire, England; died WFT Est. 1532-1592; married Alice

Rogerson WFT Est. 1532-1566; born Abt. 1503 in England; died WFT Est. 1532-1597.

iv. Elizabeth Offley, born Abt. 1503 in Stafford, Staffordshire, England; died WFT Est. 1532-1597; married

Thomas Blower WFT Est. 1532-1566; born Abt. 1501 in England; died WFT Est. 1532-1592.

v. Margery Offley, born Abt. 1504 in Stafford, Staffordshire, England; died 1563 in England; married (1)

Thomas Michell WFT Est. 1533-1558; born Abt. 1502 in England; died WFT Est. 1533-1593; married (2)

James Leveson WFT Est. 1533-1558; born Abt. 1502 in England; died WFT Est. 1533-1593.

More About Margery Offley:

BURI: 1563, England

93936. William Algere, born 1400 in Lindsell, Essex, England; died March 3, 1467/68 in Lindsell, Essex,

England. He was the son of 187872. William Or John Algor and 187873. Mrs-John Algor. He married 93937.

Mrs-William Algere.

93937. Mrs-William Algere, born 1402 in Of, Lindsell, Essex, England.

More About William Algere:

Fact 1: 1400, Richard II murdered at Pontefract Castle; Owen Glendower proclaims himsel

More About Mrs-William Algere:

Fact 1: 1402, Henry IV enters Wales in pursuit of Glendower

Child of William Algere and Mrs-William Algere is:46968 i. Robert Alger (Algore), born 1435 in Lindsell, Essex, England; died December 21, 1493 in Lindsell, Essex,

England; married Margaret 1470 in Lindsell, Essex, England.

Generation No. 18

180624. [Sir] John Markham, born 1368 in Sedgebrook, Lincolnshire, England. He was the son of 361248.

[Sir] Robert Markham and 361249. Isabelle Caunton. He married 180625. Elizabeth Cressy.

180625. Elizabeth Cressy, born 1378 in Braytoft, Lincolnshire, England; died September 27, 1408. She was

the daughter of 361250. John Cressy and 361251. Agnes Mrs Cressy.

Child of John Markham and Elizabeth Cressy is:90312 i. [SIR] Robert Markham, born Abt. 1406 in Sedgebrook, Lincolnshire, England; married Elizabeth Bourdon.

180626. [SIR] Nicholas Bourdon, born Abt. 1380 in , Leicestershire, England. He was the son of 361252.

John Bourdon. He married 180627. Millicent De Beckering.

180627. Millicent De Beckering, born Abt. 1384 in Sedgebrook, Lincolnshire, England. She was the daughter

of 361254. [SIR] John De Beckering.

Child of Nicholas Bourdon and Millicent Beckering is:90313 i. Elizabeth Bourdon, born Abt. 1408 in Sedgebrook, Lincolnshire, England; married [SIR] Robert Markham.

180628. [Sir Knight] Giles Daubeney, born Abt. November 1370 in Of, South Inglby, Lincolnshire, England;

died August 22, 1403. He was the son of 361256. [Baron Daubeney] Giles Daubeney and 361257. Alianore

Willington. He married 180629. Marguerite Beauchamp Abt. 1391 in Of, Arundel, Norfolk, England.

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180629. Marguerite Beauchamp, born Abt. 1374 in Of, Arundel, Norfolk, England; died June 30, 1420. She

was the daughter of 361258. [Sir Knight] John Beauchamp.

More About [Sir Knight] Giles Daubeney:

Fact 1: Kempston, Bedfordshire, England

More About Marguerite Beauchamp:


Child of Giles Daubeney and Marguerite Beauchamp is:90314 i. [SIR KNIGHT] Giles Daubeny, born Abt. 1395 in Of, Kempston, Bedfordshire, England; died January 11,

1445/46 in Barrington, Somersetshire, England; married Mary Leke Bef. May 18, 1436 in , Nottinghamshire,

England.

180630. Simon Leke, born Abt. 1390 in Of, Cotham, Nottinghamshire, England. He was the son of 361260.

[SIR KNIGHT] John Leke and 361261. Isabel Tower. He married 180631. Jane Talbot in Of, , Nottinghamshire,

England.

180631. Jane Talbot, born Abt. 1393 in Of, Swannington, Leicestershire, England. She was the daughter of

361262. John Talbot and 361263. Alice Moton.

Child of Simon Leke and Jane Talbot is:90315 i. Mary Leke, born Abt. 1417 in Of, Cotham, Nottingham, England; died March 27, 1455; married [SIR

KNIGHT] Giles Daubeny Bef. May 18, 1436 in , Nottinghamshire, England.

187824. John Marler, born Abt. 1414 in Of, Kelvedon, Essex, England; died September 12, 1450 in Essex,

England. He was the son of 375648. John Marler and 375649. Unknown. He married 187825. Elizabeth

(Fastolphe) Fastolfe Abt. 1439 in Of, , Suffolk, England.

187825. Elizabeth (Fastolphe) Fastolfe, born Abt. 1418 in Of, , Suffolk, England.

Child of John Marler and Elizabeth Fastolfe is:93912 i. William Marler, born 1448 in Of Kelvedon, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1487-1539; married (1) Mrs.

William Marlar in Of, Kelvedon, Essex, England; married (2) Unknown WFT Est. 1479-1513.

Children of John Marler and Falstolfe are:i. Stephen Marler, born Abt. 1440 in Kelvedon, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1441-1530.

ii. John Marler, born Abt. 1442 in Kelvedon, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1443-1532.

iii. Robert Marler, born Abt. 1446 in Kelvedon, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1447-1536.

187840. Robert White, born Abt. 1446 in Swanborne, Hmpshr, England; died WFT Est. 1485-1537. He was

the son of 375680. John White and 375681. Alice (Eleanor) Hungerford. He married 187841. Margaret

Gaynsford 1467 in Swanborne, Hmpshr, England.

187841. Margaret Gaynsford, born 1440 in Swanborne, Hmpshr, England; died WFT Est. 1484-1535. She

was the daughter of 375682. Nicholas Gaynsford and 375683. Margaret Sidney.

Children of Robert White and Margaret Gaynsford are:93920 i. Robert White, born WFT Est. 1460-1477 in Swanborne, Hampshire, England; died WFT Est. 1495-1561;

married Elizabeth Inglefield 1489 in Marriot, Somerset, England.

ii. Margaret White, born Abt. 1476 in Of Christ Church, Hampshire, England; died WFT Est. 1505-1570;

married John Kirton WFT Est. 1505-1539; born Abt. 1474 in Of Christ Church, Hampshire, England; died

WFT Est. 1505-1565.

iii. Henry White, born Abt. 1478 in Of Christ Church, Hampshire, England; died WFT Est. 1509-1569; married

Elizabeth Fenrother WFT Est. 1509-1543; born Abt. 1480 in Of Christ Church, Hampshire, England; died

WFT Est. 1509-1574.

iv. White, born Abt. 1480 in Of Christ Church, Hampshire, England; died WFT Est. 1509-1574; married Peter

Cowdrey WFT Est. 1509-1543; born Abt. 1478 in Of Christ Church, Hampshire, England; died WFT Est.

1509-1569.

v. Ann White, born Abt. 1482 in Of Christ Church, Hampshire, England; died WFT Est. 1511-1576; married

Nicholas Tichborne WFT Est. 1511-1545; born Abt. 1480 in Of Christ Church, Hampshire, England; died

WFT Est. 1511-1571.

187844. John White, born Abt. 1444; died WFT Est. 1474-1535.

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Child of John White is:93922 i. Robert White, born 1470 in Marriot, Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1499-1561; married Wells 1491 in

Marriot, Somerset, England.

187852. John Offley, born Abt. 1450 in Of Stafford, Staff, England; died WFT Est. 1482-1541. He married

187853. Margery WFT Est. 1482-1516 in England.

187853. Margery, born Abt. 1454 in Of Stafford, Staff, England; died WFT Est. 1482-1548.

Child of John Offley and Margery is:93926 i. William Offley, born Abt. 1475 in Of Stafford, Staff, England; died WFT Est. 1533-1567; married (1)

Elizabeth Dillorne WFT Est. 1508-1542; married (2) Elizabeth Wright WFT Est. 1507-1543.

187872. William Or John Algor, born 1379 in Lindsell, Essex, England. He married 187873. Mrs-John

Algor 1398 in Lindsell, Essex, England.

187873. Mrs-John Algor, born Abt. 1380 in Lindsell, Essex, England.

Child of William Algor and Mrs-John Algor is:93936 i. William Algere, born 1400 in Lindsell, Essex, England; died March 3, 1467/68 in Lindsell, Essex, England;

married (1) Mrs-William Algere. WFT Est. 1419-1449.

Generation No. 19

361248. [Sir] Robert Markham, born Abt. 1322 in Of West Markham, Nottinghamshire, England. He married

361249. Isabelle Caunton 1360.

361249. Isabelle Caunton, born Abt. 1335 in Of Caunton, Nottinghamshire, England.

Child of Robert Markham and Isabelle Caunton is:180624 i. [Sir] John Markham, born 1368 in Sedgebrook, Lincolnshire, England; married Elizabeth Cressy.

361250. John Cressy, born 1339 in Hodsock, Lincs., Eng.. He married 361251. Agnes Mrs Cressy Abt. 1369.

361251. Agnes Mrs Cressy, born in <Hodsock, Lincolnshire, England>.

Child of John Cressy and Agnes Cressy is:180625 i. Elizabeth Cressy, born 1378 in Braytoft, Lincolnshire, England; died September 27, 1408; married [Sir] John

Markham.

361252. John Bourdon, born in <, Leicestershire, England>.

Child of John Bourdon is:180626 i. [SIR] Nicholas Bourdon, born Abt. 1380 in , Leicestershire, England; married Millicent De Beckering.

361254. [SIR] John De Beckering, born in <Sedgebrook, Lincolnshire, England>.

Child of [SIR] John De Beckering is:180627 i. Millicent De Beckering, born Abt. 1384 in Sedgebrook, Lincolnshire, England; married [SIR] Nicholas

Bourdon.

361256. [Baron Daubeney] Giles Daubeney, born Abt. 1337 in Of, Shepton, Somersetshire, England; died in

Barrington, Somersetshire, England. He married 361257. Alianore Willington January 1357/58 in , Devonshire,

England.

361257. Alianore Willington, born Abt. 1337 in Of, Umberleigh, Devonshire, England; died August 6, 1400.

More About Alianore Willington:


Child of Giles Daubeney and Alianore Willington is:180628 i. [Sir Knight] Giles Daubeney, born Abt. November 1370 in Of, South Inglby, Lincolnshire, England; died

August 22, 1403; married Marguerite Beauchamp Abt. 1391 in Of, Arundel, Norfolk, England.

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361258. [Sir Knight] John Beauchamp, born in Of, Arundel, Norfolk, England.

Child of [Sir Knight] John Beauchamp is:180629 i. Marguerite Beauchamp, born Abt. 1374 in Of, Arundel, Norfolk, England; died June 30, 1420; married [Sir

Knight] Giles Daubeney Abt. 1391 in Of, Arundel, Norfolk, England.

361260. [SIR KNIGHT] John Leke, born Abt. 1360 in Of, Cotham, Nottinghamshire, England. He married

361261. Isabel Tower.

361261. Isabel Tower, born Abt. 1364 in Of, Cotham, Nottinghamshire, England.

Child of John Leke and Isabel Tower is:180630 i. Simon Leke, born Abt. 1390 in Of, Cotham, Nottinghamshire, England; married Jane Talbot in Of, ,


361262. John Talbot, born Abt. 1363 in Of, Swannington, Leicestershire, England. He married 361263. Alice

Moton.

361263. Alice Moton, born Abt. 1367 in Of, Peckleton, Leicestershire, England.

Child of John Talbot and Alice Moton is:180631 i. Jane Talbot, born Abt. 1393 in Of, Swannington, Leicestershire, England; married Simon Leke in Of, ,


375648. John Marler, born 1377 in Of Kelvenden, Essex, England; died 1419. He married 375649. Unknown

WFT Est. 1408-1418.

375649. Unknown, born Abt. 1375 in Kelvedon, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1420-1470.

Children of John Marler and Unknown are:i. Thomas Marlar, born Abt. 1404 in Kelvedon, Essex, England; died April 6, 1494.

ii. William Marlar, born Abt. 1408 in Kelvedon, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1409-1498.

iii. George Marlar, born Abt. 1416 in Kelvedon, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1417-1506.

iv. Edward Marlar, born Abt. 1417 in Kelvedon, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1418-1507.

187824 v. John Marler, born Abt. 1414 in Of, Kelvedon, Essex, England; died September 12, 1450 in Essex, England;

married (1) Elizabeth (Fastolphe) Fastolfe Abt. 1439 in Of, , Suffolk, England; married (2) Falstolfe WFT

Est. 1446-1449.

375680. John White, born Abt. 1422 in Swanborne, Hampshire, England; died 1462. He was the son of

751360. Robert White and 751361. Alice/Alecia. He married 375681. Alice (Eleanor) Hungerford Abt. 1452 in

Swanborne, Hmpshr, England.

375681. Alice (Eleanor) Hungerford, born 1426 in Swanborne, Hmpshr, England; died WFT Est. 1457-1520.

She was the daughter of 751362. Robert Hungerford and 751363. Eleanor Moleyns.

More About John White:

BURI: Bef. 1470

Children of John White and Alice Hungerford are:187840 i. Robert White, born Abt. 1446 in Swanborne, Hmpshr, England; died WFT Est. 1485-1537; married Margaret

Gaynsford 1467 in Swanborne, Hmpshr, England.

ii. Richard White, born Abt. 1454 in Hutton, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1485-1545; married Maud Tirrell


375682. Nicholas Gaynsford, born WFT Est. 1409-1427 in Crowhurst, Surry, England; died Abt. 1498. He

was the son of 751364. John Gaynsford and 751365. Margaret. He married 375683. Margaret Sidney 1439 in

Swanborne, Hmpshr, England.

375683. Margaret Sidney, born 1421 in Hmpshr, England; died WFT Est. 1445-1515.

Child of Nicholas Gaynsford and Margaret Sidney is:187841 i. Margaret Gaynsford, born 1440 in Swanborne, Hmpshr, England; died WFT Est. 1484-1535; married Robert

White 1467 in Swanborne, Hmpshr, England.

Generation No. 20

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751360. Robert White, born WFT Est. 1382-1406 in Yatley, England; died WFT Est. 1426-1488 in Farnham,

Surrey, England. He was the son of 1502720. John White and 1502721. Unknown. He married 751361.

Alice/Alecia 1421 in Swanborne, Hmpshr, England.

751361. Alice/Alecia, born Abt. 1373 in Of Swanborne, Hampshire, England; died WFT Est. 1425-1468.

More About Robert White:

BURI: Farnham, Surrey, England

Child of Robert White and Alice/Alecia is:375680 i. John White, born Abt. 1422 in Swanborne, Hampshire, England; died 1462; married Alice (Eleanor)

Hungerford Abt. 1452 in Swanborne, Hmpshr, England.

751362. Robert Hungerford, born 1404 in Forley, Hungerford, Somerset, England; died May 18, 1464 in

Newcastle, Northumberland, England. He was the son of 1502724. Robert Hungerford and 1502725. Margaret

Botreaux. He married 751363. Eleanor Moleyns 1425 in Forley, Hungerford, Somerset, England.

751363. Eleanor Moleyns, born 1406 in Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1431-1500. She was the daughter

of 1502726. William Moleyns and 1502727. Anne Whalesborough.

More About Robert Hungerford:

BURI: 1464, England

Child of Robert Hungerford and Eleanor Moleyns is:375681 i. Alice (Eleanor) Hungerford, born 1426 in Swanborne, Hmpshr, England; died WFT Est. 1457-1520; married

John White Abt. 1452 in Swanborne, Hmpshr, England.

751364. John Gaynsford, born 1394 in Crowhurst, Surry, England; died July 9, 1450 in Crowhurst, Surry,

England. He was the son of 1502728. John Gaynsford and 1502729. Unknown. He married 751365. Margaret

Abt. 1418 in Crowhurst, Surry, England.

751365. Margaret, born 1396 in Crowhurst, Surry, England; died WFT Est. 1428-1490.

More About John Gaynsford:

BURI: England

Children of John Gaynsford and Margaret are:375682 i. Nicholas Gaynsford, born WFT Est. 1409-1427 in Crowhurst, Surry, England; died Abt. 1498; married

Margaret Sidney 1439 in Swanborne, Hmpshr, England.

ii. John Gaynesford, born Abt. 1420 in Crowhurst, Surrey, England; died July 7, 1460.

iii. William Gaynesford, born Abt. 1422 in Crowhurst, Surrey, England; died May 22, 1483.

iv. Agnes Gaynesford, born Abt. 1426 in Crowhurst, Surrey, England; died WFT Est. 1427-1520.

Generation No. 21

1502720. John White, born 1368 in Yatley, England; died WFT Est. 1395-1459. He married 1502721.

Unknown 1389 in Yatley, England.

1502721. Unknown, born Abt. 1350 in Yatley, England; died WFT Est. 1393-1445.

Child of John White and Unknown is:751360 i. Robert White, born WFT Est. 1382-1406 in Yatley, England; died WFT Est. 1426-1488 in Farnham, Surrey,

England; married Alice/Alecia 1421 in Swanborne, Hmpshr, England.

1502724. Robert Hungerford, born 1380 in Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1409-1471. He married

1502725. Margaret Botreaux 1403 in Somerset, England.

1502725. Margaret Botreaux, born 1382 in Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1409-1476.

Child of Robert Hungerford and Margaret Botreaux is:751362 i. Robert Hungerford, born 1404 in Forley, Hungerford, Somerset, England; died May 18, 1464 in Newcastle,

Northumberland, England; married Eleanor Moleyns 1425 in Forley, Hungerford, Somerset, England.

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1502726. William Moleyns, born 1381 in England; died WFT Est. 1410-1472. He married 1502727. Anne

Whalesborough 1402 in Somerset, England.

1502727. Anne Whalesborough, born 1382 in Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1410-1476.

Child of William Moleyns and Anne Whalesborough is:751363 i. Eleanor Moleyns, born 1406 in Somerset, England; died WFT Est. 1431-1500; married Robert Hungerford

1425 in Forley, Hungerford, Somerset, England.

1502728. John Gaynsford, born Abt. 1358 in Crowhurst, Surry, England; died WFT Est. 1399-1449. He was

the son of 3005456. John Gaynsford and 3005457. Cristina. He married 1502729. Unknown 1393 in Crowhurst,

Surry, England.

1502729. Unknown, born 1362 in Crowhurst, Surry, England; died WFT Est. 1399-1457.

Children of John Gaynsford and Unknown are:751364 i. John Gaynsford, born 1394 in Crowhurst, Surry, England; died July 9, 1450 in Crowhurst, Surry, England;

married Margaret Abt. 1418 in Crowhurst, Surry, England.

ii. Joanna Gaynesford, born Abt. 1396 in Crowhurst, Surrey, England; died WFT Est. 1397-1490.

Generation No. 22

3005456. John Gaynsford, born Abt. 1337 in Crowhurst, Surry, England; died WFT Est. 1363-1428. He was

the son of 6010912. John Gaynesford and 6010913. Margery De La Poyle. He married 3005457. Cristina Abt.

1357 in Surry, England.

3005457. Cristina, born Abt. 1338 in Crowhurst, Surry, England; died WFT Est. 1363-1432.

Child of John Gaynsford and Cristina is:1502728 i. John Gaynsford, born Abt. 1358 in Crowhurst, Surry, England; died WFT Est. 1399-1449; married Unknown

1393 in Crowhurst, Surry, England.

Generation No. 23

6010912. John Gaynesford, born 1315 in Crowhurst, Surry, England; died WFT Est. 1342-1406. He married

6010913. Margery De La Poyle Abt. 1336 in Crowhurst, Surry, England.

6010913. Margery De La Poyle, born 1318 in Surry, England; died WFT Est. 1342-1412. She was the

daughter of 12021826. John De La Poyle and 12021827. Mabilla.

Child of John Gaynesford and Margery De La Poyle is:3005456 i. John Gaynsford, born Abt. 1337 in Crowhurst, Surry, England; died WFT Est. 1363-1428; married Cristina

Abt. 1357 in Surry, England.

Generation No. 24

12021826. John De La Poyle, born 1298 in England; died WFT Est. 1323-1389. He married 12021827.

Mabilla 1317 in England.

12021827. Mabilla, born 1300 in England; died WFT Est. 1323-1394.

Child of John De La Poyle and Mabilla is:6010913 i. Margery De La Poyle, born 1318 in Surry, England; died WFT Est. 1342-1412; married John Gaynesford

Abt. 1336 in Crowhurst, Surry, England.