"Paul Küster’s wife was a native of Kaldenkirchen, Germany. She was a sister of Wilhelm and Jan Streyper, and a cousin through her mother of Herman, Abraham and Dirck Op den Graaf, the last two of whom...

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See here for photos of the marriage record: Tjerck Claessen DE WITT b. abt 1619/1620, Saterland, Hesephalia, Netherlands, m. 24-Apr-1656, in Ref. Collegiate Dut. Ch., New Amsterda, Barbara ...

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Philippe Mius d'Entremont was born in Normandy, France in 1609. In 1651, he met the Governor Charles de la Tour, who brought Philippe, his wife Madeleine and their daughter Marguerite to Acadia. On Jul...

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Martha Bulkeley, married, about 1568, Abraham Mellowes, of Odell, Bedfordshire and Boston, Lincolnshire. He was born about 1570. They had three sons, Oliver, Abraham and Edward. They also had three dau...

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Priscilla Carpenter was born 3 Sep 1598 in Wrington, Somerset, England. Her parents were Alexander CARPENTER and Priscilla (Drucilla) DILLEN She was the sister of Juliana Carpenter. She first married W...

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Sieur de Villeneuve Source: -------------------- -------------------- Born 1627 - 1629 probably near Chartres, Orleanais, France. About Mathieu (dit Amyot) Amiot, Sieur: Baptism: 10 August ...

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NOTES ON MATHIAS BUTTON: From Genealogical Guide to Early Settlers of America p. 74: Button, Matthias of Boston, by wife Lettia, had Mary 1634, David 1635. He was at Ipswitch 1639 and afterwards Ha...

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Antoine, along with other Huguenot refugees, was brought to a spot fifteen miles up the James River from what is now Richmond, Virginia. There a colony was formed on a grant of ten thousand acres of la...

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-------------------- One of the original patentees in Elizabeth City, Cork county, Virginia in 1626 and in 1643 took up 600 acres in Warwick. When Miles Cary came to the Colonies he lived with and work...

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He is believed to have emigrated to Virginia shortly after his marriage in 1670 (another source states that they were married at Yorktown, on board the vessel in which Elizabeth Waters had come to Virg...

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SOURCE: ] View Tree for Mary Elizabeth WatersMary Elizabeth Waters (b. December 30, 1654, d. 1697) Mary Elizabeth Waters was born December 30, 1654 in St. Sepulcher, Parish, London, England, and died...

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From "The Doane Family" vol. II by AA Doane et al..., p.1 Ann was probably the mother of John Doane's children and came with him from England. She likely died between May 18, 1678 and Dec. 2, 1681 ...

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Richard Smith Information Added by susasoul on 30 Dec 2008 Little is known about Richard's father, John other than his name and that he was an historian of the Berkley-Berkeley family in tidewater ...

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George emigrated in Jul 1705 from Missionary for the Society of the Propogation of the Gospel. (Source: ) -------------------- Rev. Goerge Ross was born in 1679 in Balibar, Scotland. He died 18 Nov...

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Squire Boone Birth 25 Nov 1696, Devenshire,,,England Death 16 Jan 1765, ,ROWAN CO,N.C.,U.S.A. Burial Jappa Cem.,Mocksville,Davie,N.C. Father George 111 Boone (1666-1744) Mother Mary Maugridge (1...

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Source Findagrave.com, Josephine Swanstrom .

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See notes at bottom for speculative parentage issues. ______________________________ ______________ The family of François SAVOIE and Catherine LEJEUNE [85608] SAVOIE, François (..), ploughman (labour...

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Anne is our "gateway" ancestor to French and British royalty. Descended directly from Charlemagne, Charles VI of France, Eleanor of Aquitaine and Henry/ Evil King John. Great history here: Tanuguay...

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Jannetje married Mattys TenEyck at Hurley Nov. 16, 1679. Notes: Mattys"Matthew" TEN EYCK, born 1658, son of Coenraedt and Maria (BOELE) TEN EYCK, married 25 Oct. 1679, to Anneke, daughter of Albert...

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Residence: 1640 Hempstead, Long Island, New Netherlands 3 Occupation: Magistrate 4 Feb 1662 Religion: Presbyterian Note: Chapter 30, Section 1 Re: What's this about? Posted by: Debbie Grien...

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ABRAHAM FOSTER (Reginald) b. April 1622 Exeter , England married 1655 in Ipswich, Massachusetts Married: LYDIA BURBANK ( d/o Caleb of Rowley, Massachusetts) Children: 1. Ephraim Foster b. 9 Oct. 1657 I...

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The Bray arms are on the tombs of the first and second David Bray in Bruton churchyard, Williamsburg, VA. They correspond with the arms of Bray in the Visitation of Nottingham in 1614. Arms: Azure a ...

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Edward Preston. Born ca 1619 in Chesham, Buckinghamshire. Edward was baptized in Chesham, Buckinghamshire, on 14 Nov 1619. Edward resided in New Haven and Boston. Edward was sent to New England by ...

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John "the Immigrant" Lewis (Conjecture) John "the Immigrant" Lewis and his progeny are the Warner Hall family of Lewises. Cited on his tombstone as "John Lewis bourne in Munmouthshire," John was be...

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ID: I02462 Name: Abram Martin Sex: M Birth: ABT 1642 in County Galway, Ireland Death: ABT 1711 in York Co., VA Note: Abram was one of the younger sons of the English family of that name who o...

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Embarked for New England Sep. 19, 1635 in the Truelove with all living children except Edward and Daniel, who came to New England earlier in the year. "came to Dorchester, MA, on the "Truelove" with ...

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Born in Killingly, Connecticut, USA on 29 Sep 1665 to Edward Preston and Margaret Hurst. Elizabeth married Peter Aspinwall. Elizabeth married John Leavens and had 7 children. She passed away on 1706 in...

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Thomas WHEELER was born about 1591 in Cranfield, Bedfordshire, England. He died on 23 AUG 1654 at Fairfield, Fairfield County, Connecticut. @T4113@ Parents: Thomas WHEELER and Mrs. Thomas WHEELER. ...

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NOT the son of Richard Wheeler and Elizabeth Wheeler. Richard Wheeler was probably born in Cranfield Bedfordshire England in 1611 and died 9-Feb-1676. Some records show christened 13-June 1614 (B...

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!! need to fix up kids still. No problems, just taking a break. The family of Antoine BOURG and Antoinette LANDRY [46444] BOURG, Antoine (..), born about 1609 (rec. 1671, rec. 1686), died between...

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Mary White was baptised on August 24, 1590 in Shalfold, County of Essex, England. Based on her baptismal record, her birth year is estimated as 1590. She came from a well-do-do family. Her father was R...

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Joseph Loomis Jr. was b. 1 Mar 1615/16 in Essex County, England. He died 26 Jun 1686 or 87 at Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut. Parents: Joseph Loomis Sr. and Mary Whilte. He married, first,...

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The descendants of William and Elizabeth Tuttle, who came from old to New England in 1635, and settled in New Haven in 1639, with numerous biographical notes and sketches : also, some account of the de...

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The LDS has ancestry through the Coppock lines back to the First King Of England. Egbert. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicles described Egbert as BRETWALDA, or"Ruler Of Britian" Kign Egbert ruled from 802 A.D. ...

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Caution: He is often confused with Robert Boyd (c1679-?), of Ulster (Ireland).

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myfolks.org... ; George Boyd, his wife Isabella, and five sons (John, Patrick, George Jr., James and Robert) were Irish Protestants who elected to leave Ireland for America. All of the sons, except Geo...

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this is ridiculous, he was five when he had a baby with a wife that was what, 35 or so years older than him, um, no I had him married to....but now he's her son,,... humn.... Margaret Bullock Bir...

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Buried in Axe's Graveyard (upper cemetery), Concord School House Will Abstract: TYSON, CORNELIUS. Germantownship, Philadelphia County. Weaver. Apr il 6, 1716. July 27, 1716. D. 54. Wife Margaret ...

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Theodore Roosevelt became the first American President to take seriously the concept of the preservation of nature. As President from 1901 to 1909, he designated 150 National Forests, the first 51 Fede...

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John Stanley and his brothers Timothy and Thomas embarked for New England in 1634/5. John died on passage and was buried at sea. John was likely a widower, as there is no mention of his wife, the mothe...

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Christopher Stanley, his pasture shown on 1645 map of Boston Christopher Stanley died in Boston (1/27/1646), leaving wife, Susannah Aspinwall, with Rebecca Stanley (m Robert Lord) and Martha (m Robert ...

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Note: Capt. Barent J. Kool came to New Netherland colony prior to 1632,probably aboard the ship "Den Dolphin". He was a member of the Old Dutch Church and an employee of the Dutch West India Company. C...

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emigrated 1649 Captain Alexander FLEMING married to Elsbeth (or Elizabeth) ANDERSON (b. abt. 1614 of Glasgow, Scotland - 6 Oct 1656 - 5 Jul 1658 in Rappahannock Co. VA), a daughter of William ANDER...

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updated 3 aug 2008 VCU Cabell JRTM * LDS www.familysearch.com JOHN, b. abt. 1633, in Scotland; a Virginia headright in 1653; d. 27 Aug. 1686, New Kent Co., Va.; Md. MERCY or MARY. His birt...

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Born a member of the outlawed Highland Clan Gregor. Was sentenced to have his name changed to Alexander MacGroother/MacGruether, settled on Alexander Magruder. Chamberlain of Drummond family estates in...

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Samuel was a merchant in Hadley, MA, where he went in 1659. During King Philip's War, Hadley was an important place. Samuel Porter took care of most of the wounded soldiers who were brought there, and ...

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Emigrated from England to Massachusetts on the ship "Planter" in 1635 Thomas raised nephew Captain John Stanley, later of Farmington, CT. His father, John, died at sea enroute to New England.

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In 1644, Thomas Trowbridge left his sons in the care of his servant, Henry Gibbons. He remained in close contact with the boys, but never returned to America. Thomas died in Taunton in 1673. Mr. Gibbon...

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She died, unmarried.

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Our Cooper lineage starts with one Thomas Cowper(Cooper) who was born ca 157x in Hingham, Norfolk, England. Little is known of this Thomas. As his son, Thomas, was a grocer, we can assume he was a trad...

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Margaret Boyd - nr. 7043 familytreemaker.genealogy.com ; Margaret Boyd & Robert Beverly ; Margaret Boyd ;

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Thomas Gardner was not an "immigrant" he was a colonist. A colonist is someone who transfers his culture, legal systems, technology and people to a territory beyond its place of origin. An immigrant is...

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Aura une enfant naturelle : Marie-Madeleine le 20/2/1662 à Québec dont le père est Jean Royer. Elle est enceinte à son mariage en octobre 1661 à Michel Baugis. Semble t-il que Michel l'a adopté sinon...

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ID: I722 Name: Symon Miller Sex: M Birth: 1642 in england Death: 1684 in in Old Rappannoch County va. Occupation: Capt. Note: Notes for isabelle Miller: !Daughter of Captain Simon Mille...

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John, a cardmaker like his father, was baptized in Nayland on August 1, 1585. In the 1629 Visitation of Nayland, Archdeaconry of Sudbury, Diocese of Norwich, John Warren was the first in a list of seve...

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Thomas Pearsall - Tobacco Business PEARSALL BOOK REF: [27-1] p 966 vol II. "As early as 1613 Thomas Pearsall assumed the management of his father's tobacco business in England, Holland and Virginia. ...

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Aleardt, Aldert or Albert Heymanse Roose came to this country from Harwyen, also spelled Herwijnen, in Gelderland, Holland, on Waal river, five miles west of Bommel. Or it may be the present Herwijnen,...

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To the best of anyone's knowledge, there is NO documentation on when or where he was born, who his parents were, or when or how he came to America! There is NO evidence that he was related to the Inn...

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Note: As of now, it is not known who Mareen's parents were. His lineage is very much in dispute among his descendants. Please refrain from adding more unconfirmed data to his ancestors if at all possib...

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Emigrated from Ireland in 1849 on ship, the "Washington Irving." Met Bridget Murphy in Ireland before going to America. The Cooperage and Brass Foundry he bought in Boston made beer, water barrels, a...

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GEORGE BOONE, III. (son of George & Sarah Boone) was born at STOAK (a Village near the City of Exeter) in A.D. 1666, being a Weaver; his Wife's Maiden Name was MARY MAUGRIDGE, who was born in BRADNIN...

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Found on tax rolls at Andel, North Brabant in 1608 and 1614. Source: Alphen, van, Evert, " Het Geslacht Rosa" The Family Rosa, Gens Nostra, January, 1965, p. 22-25. On 4 Mar 1626 Heijman Gijsbertsen ...

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Listed as Captain Michael J Pierce (Fell in Rehoboth Swamp Fight battle.). (Ben M. Angel notes: the Great Swamp Fight was in the previous December. Capt. Pierce died in a wholly different incident, an ...

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John Meigs warned the regicides Edward Whalley and William Goffe of their imminent apprehension by royal agents and aided in their concealment and escape to the caves (Judges' Caves) of New Haven harbo...

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To repair the Geni tree for John Webster, I suggest using the following as a guide: Dave Kaleita ===================== RECORD: 1. John C. Webster M.D., Some Descendants of John Webster of Ips...

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The will of John Biglo in its entirety, is as follows: "In the name of God amen. I John Biglo of Watertown in the county of Middlesex within her Majesties Province of the Massachusetts Bay in New Engla...

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Spelling variations of this family name include: Bigelow, Biggelow, Bigelowe and others. First found in Warwickshire, where they held a family seat from ancient times, long before the Norman Conquest...

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Sarah Ludlow--Born in England. Married ca. 1662. Mother of Robert Carter. She is buried at Christ Church with John Carter.

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He emigrated from Worcestshire, England to Virginia ca. 1640, in 1642 was nominated by Governor Berkley as clerk of the Northhampton County Court. His name appears as Edwin Conway, "Clarke" on his fi...

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Links 17. Richard 4 White, mentioned in the will of his grandfather, in 1578, m. in South Petherton, June 21, 1607, Margaret Pittered. (Ancestry of John Barber White, p. 12) Married in 1607...

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William Randolph was a colonist and land owner who played an important role in the history and governement of the Commonwealth of Virginia. He moved to Virginia between 1669 and 1673, and married Mary ...

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Escaped in a shallot after husband was killed by Indians, according to legend. -------------------- Last name unown, but possibly either Hutchinson or Goodwife Citations 1.[S50] Sarah George Za...

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Ralph Sprague's younger brother Edward remained at Upwey with his Mother Christian, who later married John Corben. Notes From Sue Bates, correspondent. The original Will of Edward Sprague, probat...

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Soon after the death of her father Alice married Richard Eames and moved to the Dorchester area to live near Puddletown. Ralph followed and went to Fordington. Links

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