Name: William Chase Sex: M Birth: 4 JAN 1607 Death: 4 MAY 1659 Note: Immigrant Chase ancestor­ Quaker and Pilgrim Records­wills, deeds, church records; Chase Genealogy of a Portion of the D...

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William Aspinwall (1605 – c. 1662) was an Englishman who emigrated to Boston aboard the Winthrop Fleet in 1630 and played an integral part in the early religious controversies of the Massachusetts Bay ...

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Founder, Congregational Church "He was the earliest advocate of the Congregational Order and discipline." His views were for a time regarded as novel, suspicious and extreme, and he with his ruling e...

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m(1) a daughter of Richard Sargent

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SAMUEL PHILLIPS [#990], b. probably Boxtead, Suffolk, England abt. 1625, d. Rowley, MA 22 Apr 1696,[4] m. Oct 1651 SARAH APPLETON (dau. of Samuel Appleton and Judith Everard), b. Reydon, England abt. 1...

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Biographical Sketch From all that has been ascertained respecting the religious character of Edward Converse, we readily infer that he was a man of strongly marked idiosyncrasies. Prompt, clear-heade...

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Major William Hathorne arrived in the New World in 1630 on the Arbella. After living in Dorchester, MA, he moved around 1636 to Salem. He became a deputy to the General Court of Massachusetts and gaine...

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With his parents, was one of the first settlers of Billerica, Massachusetts. Was Town Clerk for two years and constable in 1658. History of the Andrews Family, published 1890. Resources, (vital recor...

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Parents: Isaac & Mary (Barker) Stearns Hannah baptised: 5 October 1628 Nayland, Soffolk Co. England Hannah buried: 17 June 1656 Watertown, New England Hannah married: Henry Freeman 25 December 16...

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Mary Barker, wife of Isaac Stearns of Watertown, Arbella Passenger Born Jan 1, 1604 in Stoke-by-Nayland, England, daughter of John Barker and Margaret Walter. She married Isaac Stearns by 1625, and t...

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Isaac Stearns' pedigree has not been ascertained, but his wife was the daughter of John and Margaret Barker of Stoke Nayland, Suffolk, England, and the baptism of three of the Stearns children appears ...

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Macy-Colby House Anthony Colby bought the house from builder/original owner Thomas Macy (see last paragraph). Source: ' Anthony COLBY was christened/baptized on 8 SEP 1605 in Horbling, Li...

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She died sometime between 1632 (last record of her) and 1645. Her husband remarried a woman named Jane ---.

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William Learned of Woburn, MA Born before 1588, possibly as early as 1581. Died March 1, 1645/6, in Woburn, Middlesex Co, Mass, age 55-60. William Learned was married to Goodith Gilman in St. Olave P...

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Listed on passengers of Arabell in 1630 so birth date is incorrect on profile.

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Father: Henry HARRIS b: 1550 in Staplehurst, Kent, England Mother: Johanne AUSTIN b: Bef 1 Jan 1553 in Staplehurst, Kent, England Marriage 1 Dr Richard PALGRAVE b: 29 Jan 1597 in St Mary's, Pulham,...

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Richard Palgrave came to the America's on board the Winthrop Fleet from Stepney, Middlesex County in 1630 ten years after the Pilgrims, bringing with him his wife and his daughters, Mary and Sarah. Win...

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[6/16/2011 - About Me is a WIP] John Alcock, M. A., was born in England early in 1627. His father, Deacon George Alcock, whose wife was sister of the Reverend Thomas Hooker, of Hartford, Connecticut,...

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Gregory1 Baxter. Gregory Baxter married Margaret Paddy of Plymouth, Mass. He died on 21 Jun 1659. He emigrated in 1630 probably from Rowton, England in Winthrop's fleet.[ If truly from Rowton then pr...

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Robert Abell probably came to the colonies in 1630. He settled in Weymouth, and removed to Rehoboth in 1643. He died there June 20, 1663, leaving a widow, Joanna, and seven children. He was a well-know...

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[WIP 6/16/2011 Hatte Blejer] Thomas Goldthwaite of Roxbury, passenger on the Arabella THE GOLDTHWAITE FAMILY OF BOSTON. Thomas Goldthwaite, ancestor of all of this name in America, was born in En...

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Thomas Cakebread ca. 1615 - 1642, passenger on the Arabella Grout, Busby, Cutler, and Cakebread families intertwined, as seen from this Grout Family History record: 1610 Anne Cakebread born. [F...

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John Cable, passenger on the Arabella and founder of Springfield, CT [Work in Progress. Hypothesis is that John Cable is the brother of Elizabeth Cable, wife of Jehu Burr. All three arrived on the Ar...

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Marriage to sister of John Cable Sr. First child born 1631. John Cable made Jehu Burr and John Burr overseers of his estate calling them kinsmen. The Burrs arrived in Winthrop's fleet in 1630 and set...

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Jehu Burr was born around 1600 in England. He emigrated in 1630 in the Winthrop Fleet. On his arrival in America he settled in Roxbury, Massachusetts where he was made a freeman on 18 May 1631. In 1633...

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1609, January 20: Thomas Alcott was born at the Village of Skipton, Skipton Parish (Yorkshire West Riding) England. 1630: Thomas Alcott was the first Alcott in America and arrived with the Reverend W...

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Wife of George ALCOCK. Born Nov. 1594 in Marchfield, Leicestershire, England. Had famous brother, Rev. Hooker. Daughter of Thomas Hooker and Susannah Pym

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Deacon George Alcock of Roxbury, MA born in Cambridge, England on March 25, 1581, came to America with the Winthrop Fleet. He was a deacon. His wife was Anne HOOKER, who had a famous brother, the Rev...

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Born September 27, 1621, Oakley, Northampton, England Died July 01, 1691, Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts Parents Thomas Dudley, Dorothy Yorke Reverend John Woodbridge Married: May 20, 1639, No...

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Immigrated June 12, 1630 on ship Arbella with Gov. Winthrop. Admitted with husband Benjamin Keayne to First Church, Boston, JUNE 1639. Divorced from Keayne, circa 1647. Then married, 2nd, Thomas Pacy b...

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Gov. Simon Bradstreet. Born on 18 Mar 1603/4 in Horbling, Lincolnshire, Eng.5 Simon died in Salem, MA, on 27 Mar 1697; he was 93.5 Occupation: magistrate. Simon, of Cambridge, Ipswich, Boston, was a ...

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Anne Bradstreet (c. 1612 – September 16, 1672) was an English-American writer, the first notable American poet, and the first woman to be published in Colonial America. Her work was very influential ...

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Samuel DUDLEY HUSBAND: [F3778]. Samuel DUDLEY. Born in (1610-S?)(30 NOV 1608_S1,S2,S4) at (Northampton-S?)(Canon’s Ashby, Northamptonshire-S4), England; son of Thomas DUDLEY [F7556] and Dorothy Y...

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Patience, born about 1616, is the daughter of Governor Thomas Dudley and Dorothy Yorke Dudley. On 18 October 1632 she married Major-General Daniel Denison (Dennison) in Newtowne, Middlesex MA. They had...

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Dorothy Dudley's maiden name is sometimes spelled York and sometimes Yorke. Katharine Newbury Manierre gave her dates as "B. 1582 - D. July 31, 1693, Roxbury, Mass." This would mean she was 110 years...

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See Wikipedia's article on him at Thomas Dudley, the only son of Capt. Roger Dudley and Susanna Thorne, was born in 1576 at Northampton, England. On March 14, 1590, when he was fourteen years old, hi...

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Ann Smith, not Ann Bradford was the wife of Samuel Wildbore According to the New England Historic and Genealogical Society in "American Ancestors", Volume 112, pp. 108/109 Ann Bradford is not the wif...

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Ann Bradford was NOT the wife of Samuel Wildbore According to the New England Historic and Genealogical Society in "American Ancestors", Volume 112, pp. 108/109 Ann Bradford is not the wife of Samuel...

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Captain John Johnson's parents are unknown. The surname of his second wife is unknown. Roxbury Cooke on Mayflower Families gives Johnson family genealogy An excellent source on Captain John Joh...

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Margery ?, Captain John Johnson's second wife married him some time after 1628 which his last child with Mary Heath was born and before 1630 when he and Margery and his surviving children emigrated to ...

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John Masters and his young family arrived in the American Colonies as a party in the Winthrop fleet, the "Great Immigration". They likely arrived aboard the flagship "Arbella" on 6-22-1630. John ...

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