Henry Smith was born 1607 in Buckingham, Norfolk, England, and died 01 Aug 1681 in Wraysbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

• Parents: Henry Smith & Frances Sanford. Note: the widow Sanford married 2nd to William Pynchon, Father of Henry's wife.

married

1. Ann Pynchon on 1638 in Dorchester, England, daughter of William Pynchon and Anna Andrews.

Children of Henry Smith and Ann Pynchon include:

1. Anne Smith, b. 09 Nov 1640, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, d. 1675.

Notes:

• from The Will of Thomas Pynchon

My chief executor is at present absent. To Elizabeth, Mary and Rebecca Smith, daughters of my son Master Henry Smith, and to his son Elisha Smith, twenty pounds apiece, to be paid by my son Mr. Henry Smith at the time of their marriage, as he did unto Martha Smith, out of a bond which he owes me, of two hundred and twenty pounds;

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-------------------- Place of Death may be in error.

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1. Henry SMITH ;[CAPTAIN]
2. Given Name: Henry
3. Surname: Smith ;[Captain]
4. Sex: M
5. Birth: 1607-1608 in , Buckingham, Norfolk, England
6. Death: 1 Aug 1681 in Wraysbury, Buckingham, England
7. Burial: 1686 Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts
8. Ancestral File #: 8KL2-XD
9. Change Date: 2 Oct 2004 at 22:21

Marriage 1 Ann PYNCHON b: 1615-1616 in Springfield, Essex, England

   * Married: 1638-1639 in , Dorchester, England
   * Change Date: 2 Oct 2004

Children

  1. Has Children Mary SMITH b: 7 Mar 1643 in Hartford, Hartford, Ct c: 12 Mar 1643 in Springfield, Springfield, MA
  2. Has Children Hannah (Ann) SMITH b: 9 Nov 1640 in Of Hartford, Hardford, Connecticut
  3. Has No Children Samuel SMTIH b: 23 Apr 1654 in <, Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts>
  4. Has No Children Martha SMTIH b: 31 May 1641 in <, Dorchester, England>
  5. Has No Children Martha A. SMITH b: 31 Jul 1644 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, New England
  6. Has No Children Sarah SMITH b: 6 Oct 1647 in , Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts
  7. Has No Children Margaret SMITH b: 1 Nov 1648 in , Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts
  8. Has No Children Mary SMITH b: 15 Nov 1641 in Dorchester, , England
  9. Has No Children Margaret SMITH b: 26 Apr 1646 in , Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts
 10. Has No Children Rebecca SMITH b: 1 Apr 1650 in , Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts
 11. Has No Children Elisha SMITH b: 1 Apr 1650 in Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts
 12. Has No Children Samuel SMITH b: 23 Jun 1651 in , Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts
 13. Has No Children Elizabeth SMITH b: 22 Oct 1654 in Wraysburn, , Buckingham, England
 14. Has No Children Abigail SMITH b: 10 Feb 1653 in , Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts

http://members.cox.net/spartanshope/Tree/famf411.html Henry Smith divider Born: about 1610 in , , , England Died: 01 Aug 1681 in Wraysbury, , , England Father: Unk Smith Mother: Frances divider Wife: Ann Pynchon divider Born: about 1614 in Springfield, , Essex, England Died: after 1662 in , , , England Father: William Pynchon Mother: Anna Andrews divider Children: divider 01 (F): Ann Smith Born: about 1632 Died: about 1675 in Hartford, Hartford, CT, USA Spouse: John Allyn 02 (F): Mary Smith Born: about 1635 Died: 16 Nov 1641 03 (F): Martha Smith Born: 31 Jul 1641 Died: Unknown 04 (F): Mary Smith Born: 07 Mar 1642/43 in Springfield, Hampden, MA, USA 1 Died: 17 May 1702 in Hartford, Hartford, CT, USA 2 Spouse: Richard Lord 05 (F): Margaret Smith Born: 26 Apr 1646 Died: 24 Jun 1648 06 (F): Sarah Smith Born: 06 Oct 1647 Died: 30 Jun 1648 07 (F): Margaret Smith Born: 01 Nov 1648 Died: before 1662 08 (M): Elisha Smith Born: 01 Apr 1650 Died: Unknown 09 (F): Rebecca Smith Born: 01 Apr 1650 Died: Unknown 10 (M): Samuel Smith Born: 23 Jun 1651 Died: 14 Jun 1652 11 (F): Abigail Smith Born: 10 Feb 1652/53 Died: before 1662 12 (F): Elizabeth Smith Born: 22 Oct 1654 Died: Unknown

divider Additional Information:

Henry Smith:

Will: 01 Aug 1681, proved 10-24-1682

"My body to be buried in a decent manner. I do give unto my daughter Martha CAMOCK five shillings. To my daughter Mary LORD in New England five shillings. To my daughter Rebecca LEE, five shillings. To my son Elisha SMITH five shillings. To my daughter Elizabeth SMITH, not yet disposed of in marriage, I do give fifty pounds, to be paid at the time of her marriage, if she survive after her mother. I do, out of that dear and tender love I bear unto my belowed wife Mrs. Anna SMITH, give and bequeath all and singular my goods, chattels, leases, debts, ready money, plate, rings, household stuff, apparel, brass, pewter, bedding, and all other my substance whatsoever, movable or immovable, quick and dead, of what nature, quality or condition the same are or be, as well in my own possession as in the hands and possession of any other person whatsoever, to her own proper use and behoof, whom I do hereby ordain and appoint to be my executrix."

Notes:

Henry was an early settler of Dorchester, MA where he was a selectman in 1634. He soon decided to move westward to what is now known as Springfield, MA. At that time the area was under the jurisdiction of Connecticut. "In … [1635], Mr. Pynchon, Henry Smith, Jehu Burr, and probably, some others, came to this place, called by the Indians Aggawam, and began to build a house on the west side of the [Connecticut] river, on the Aggawam, in the meadow, called from that fact Housemeadow. The Indians, seeing this, and being perfectly friendly, informed them that the house would be exposed to the flood, and they abandoned it, and came and built a house on the east side of the river… It is supposed they returned to Roxbury in the fall." In the spring of 1636 William Pynchon led a small group of eight families to settle at Aggawam. The members of this company of "adventurers" were: William Pynchon, Matthew Mitchell, Henry Smith, Jehu Burr, William Blake, Edmund Wood, Thomas Ufford, and John Cable. These men purchased Aggawam from the Indians for "18 fathoms of wampum, 18 coats, 18 hatchets, 18 hoes, and 18 knives." The settlement was founded, in large part, to take advantage of fur-trading opportunities along the Connecticut River. Henry and Ann, daughter of his step-father William Pynchon , married at about that same time. They lived there until deciding to move back to England along with her father, in about 1652. Henry was described as "a Godly, wise young man."

-------------------- Place of Death may be in error.

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1. Henry SMITH ;[CAPTAIN]
2. Given Name: Henry
3. Surname: Smith ;[Captain]
4. Sex: M
5. Birth: 1607-1608 in , Buckingham, Norfolk, England
6. Death: 1 Aug 1681 in Wraysbury, Buckingham, England
7. Burial: 1686 Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts
8. Ancestral File #: 8KL2-XD
9. Change Date: 2 Oct 2004 at 22:21

Marriage 1 Ann PYNCHON b: 1615-1616 in Springfield, Essex, England

   * Married: 1638-1639 in , Dorchester, England
   * Change Date: 2 Oct 2004

Children

  1. Has Children Mary SMITH b: 7 Mar 1643 in Hartford, Hartford, Ct c: 12 Mar 1643 in Springfield, Springfield, MA
  2. Has Children Hannah (Ann) SMITH b: 9 Nov 1640 in Of Hartford, Hardford, Connecticut
  3. Has No Children Samuel SMTIH b: 23 Apr 1654 in <, Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts>
  4. Has No Children Martha SMTIH b: 31 May 1641 in <, Dorchester, England>
  5. Has No Children Martha A. SMITH b: 31 Jul 1644 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, New England
  6. Has No Children Sarah SMITH b: 6 Oct 1647 in , Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts
  7. Has No Children Margaret SMITH b: 1 Nov 1648 in , Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts
  8. Has No Children Mary SMITH b: 15 Nov 1641 in Dorchester, , England
  9. Has No Children Margaret SMITH b: 26 Apr 1646 in , Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts
 10. Has No Children Rebecca SMITH b: 1 Apr 1650 in , Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts
 11. Has No Children Elisha SMITH b: 1 Apr 1650 in Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts
 12. Has No Children Samuel SMITH b: 23 Jun 1651 in , Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts
 13. Has No Children Elizabeth SMITH b: 22 Oct 1654 in Wraysburn, , Buckingham, England
 14. Has No Children Abigail SMITH b: 10 Feb 1653 in , Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts

http://members.cox.net/spartanshope/Tree/famf411.html Henry Smith divider Born: about 1610 in , , , England Died: 01 Aug 1681 in Wraysbury, , , England Father: Unk Smith Mother: Frances divider Wife: Ann Pynchon divider Born: about 1614 in Springfield, , Essex, England Died: after 1662 in , , , England Father: William Pynchon Mother: Anna Andrews divider Children: divider 01 (F): Ann Smith Born: about 1632 Died: about 1675 in Hartford, Hartford, CT, USA Spouse: John Allyn 02 (F): Mary Smith Born: about 1635 Died: 16 Nov 1641 03 (F): Martha Smith Born: 31 Jul 1641 Died: Unknown 04 (F): Mary Smith Born: 07 Mar 1642/43 in Springfield, Hampden, MA, USA 1 Died: 17 May 1702 in Hartford, Hartford, CT, USA 2 Spouse: Richard Lord 05 (F): Margaret Smith Born: 26 Apr 1646 Died: 24 Jun 1648 06 (F): Sarah Smith Born: 06 Oct 1647 Died: 30 Jun 1648 07 (F): Margaret Smith Born: 01 Nov 1648 Died: before 1662 08 (M): Elisha Smith Born: 01 Apr 1650 Died: Unknown 09 (F): Rebecca Smith Born: 01 Apr 1650 Died: Unknown 10 (M): Samuel Smith Born: 23 Jun 1651 Died: 14 Jun 1652 11 (F): Abigail Smith Born: 10 Feb 1652/53 Died: before 1662 12 (F): Elizabeth Smith Born: 22 Oct 1654 Died: Unknown

divider Additional Information:

Henry Smith:

Will: 01 Aug 1681, proved 10-24-1682

"My body to be buried in a decent manner. I do give unto my daughter Martha CAMOCK five shillings. To my daughter Mary LORD in New England five shillings. To my daughter Rebecca LEE, five shillings. To my son Elisha SMITH five shillings. To my daughter Elizabeth SMITH, not yet disposed of in marriage, I do give fifty pounds, to be paid at the time of her marriage, if she survive after her mother. I do, out of that dear and tender love I bear unto my belowed wife Mrs. Anna SMITH, give and bequeath all and singular my goods, chattels, leases, debts, ready money, plate, rings, household stuff, apparel, brass, pewter, bedding, and all other my substance whatsoever, movable or immovable, quick and dead, of what nature, quality or condition the same are or be, as well in my own possession as in the hands and possession of any other person whatsoever, to her own proper use and behoof, whom I do hereby ordain and appoint to be my executrix."

Notes:

Henry was an early settler of Dorchester, MA where he was a selectman in 1634. He soon decided to move westward to what is now known as Springfield, MA. At that time the area was under the jurisdiction of Connecticut. "In … [1635], Mr. Pynchon, Henry Smith, Jehu Burr, and probably, some others, came to this place, called by the Indians Aggawam, and began to build a house on the west side of the [Connecticut] river, on the Aggawam, in the meadow, called from that fact Housemeadow. The Indians, seeing this, and being perfectly friendly, informed them that the house would be exposed to the flood, and they abandoned it, and came and built a house on the east side of the river… It is supposed they returned to Roxbury in the fall." In the spring of 1636 William Pynchon led a small group of eight families to settle at Aggawam. The members of this company of "adventurers" were: William Pynchon, Matthew Mitchell, Henry Smith, Jehu Burr, William Blake, Edmund Wood, Thomas Ufford, and John Cable. These men purchased Aggawam from the Indians for "18 fathoms of wampum, 18 coats, 18 hatchets, 18 hoes, and 18 knives." The settlement was founded, in large part, to take advantage of fur-trading opportunities along the Connecticut River. Henry and Ann, daughter of his step-father William Pynchon , married at about that same time. They lived there until deciding to move back to England along with her father, in about 1652. Henry was described as "a Godly, wise young man."