George Plumb

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George Plumbe

• Born: 1679 in New London, New London, Connecticut
• Death: 1719 Plumb Island, New York
• Died: 1720 Shipwrecked and killed on Plumb Island, New York
• Father: John Plumbe, b. abt 1634, Inworth, England; d. 1696, New London, New London, Connecticut
• Mother: Elizabeth Green, b. 16 Apr 1640, Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts; d. 18 Nov 1721, New London, New London, Connecticut; m. 1662, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut
• Wife: Prudence Richardson, b. 10 Sep 1690, Stonington, New London, Connecticut; m. 2 Dec 1708, in Stonington, New London, Connecticut.

Sources:

• 1. [S01670] Amos Richardson of Boston and Stonington by Rosell L. Richardson.

• 2. [S04345] Genealogy.com: Bacon and Allied Families - The Plumb Line.

• 3. [S01813] Ancestry.com: One World Tree.

• 4. [S03430] The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records: Stonington.

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From:  http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Plumbe-33

* Born: 1679 in New London, New London, Connecticut, USA

• Son of: John Plumbe and Elizabeth Green
• Brother of: Benoni Plumbe, John* Plumbe, Samuel Plumbe, Joseph Plumbe, Green Plumbe, Mercy Plumbe and Sarah Plumbe
• Husband of: Prudence Richardson — married December 2, 1708 in Stonington, New London, Connecticut, USA
• Father of: Prudence Plumbe, Samuel (1) Plumbe, Anna Plumbe, Elizabeth Plumbe and Abigail Plumbe
• Died: 1720 in Plumb Island, New York, where he had been shipwrecked
• Name: George (2) /Plumbe/[1]
• Birth: 1679
• Place: New London, New London, Connecticut, USA; Note: #N233[2][3][4]
• Death:1720
• Place: Plumb Island, New York, where he had been shipwrecked[5]
• Baptism: 29 JUN 1679[6]
• Occupation: a ship-owner and master, sailing to the West Indies[7]
• Residence: Stonington, New London, Connecticut, USA[8]
• Marriage: 02 DEC 1708 in Stonington, New London, Connecticut, USA[9][10]
• Husband: George (2) Plumbe
• Wife: Prudence Richardson
• Parents:
  • Husband: John Plumbe
  • Wife: Elizabeth Green Sources:
• *WikiTree profile Plumbe-33 created through the import of perry and plumb tree.ged on Aug 18, 2012 by Merry Kennedy. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Merry and others.
• *Source: S259 Author: H B Plumb Publication: Name: 1893;
• *Source: S276 Title: town records of Stonington, CT
• *Source: S278 Author: J. Dean Backson Title: Bacon and Allied Families Publication: Name: Murray and Gee Inc, Culver City, CA 1958;
• *Source: S330 Author: Donald Lines Jacobus/ Walter Lee Sheppard, Jr.
• *Source: S339 Title: Vol I-III, Records 2956-2965
• *Source: S352 Author: J. Dean Bacon and Dow P. Bacon Title: A Gen. of Bacon and Allied Families Ancestors and Relatives of Donald Dewitt Bacon and Lois LaVonne Bacon
• *Source: S365 Author: Frances Manwaring Caulkins Title: History of New London, Connecticutt Publication: Name: New London, H. D. Utley, Publ., 1895;
• Notes
• Note N233 to Stonington before marriage; married, lived and died there
• *ship owner and ship master
• *joined church 12 Mar 1710, both he and his wife
• *ship wrecked and killed on Plumb Island, New York
• 1. ↑ Source: #S278 Page: 101
• 2. ↑ Source: #S339
• 3. ↑ Source: #S352 Page: pg 98
• 4. ↑ Source: #S365 Page: pg 337
• 5. ↑ Source: #S259
• 6. ↑ Source: #S330 Page: vol 46, no. 1, pg 7-11, Jan 1970
• 7. ↑ Source: #S352 Page: pg 98
• 8. ↑ Source: #S365 Page: pg 337
• 9. ↑ Source: #S352 Page: pg 98
• 10. ↑ Source: #S276 Page: pg 207, married by Rev. James Noyes also vol 1, pg 111
• 11. ↑ Source: #S339

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George Plumb

• Birth: 1679 New London, New London County, Connecticut, USA
• Death: 29 Jul 1723 Manuauk, Suffolk County, New York, USA
• Burial: Body lost at sea
• Of Stonington, New London, Connecticut, from the records:
• Son of John Plumbe and Elizabeth Green of New London; removed to Stonington before marriage; married, lived, and died while residing there. He was a ship-owner and a ship-master, sailing to the West Indies, and also traded along our coast.
• He was once fined in Barbadoes, Dec. 17, 1715, for coming there from New London without his clearence papers signed by the collector. There was no "collector of the port" of New London at that time, which was certified by the Governor of Connecticut, to the Governor, Colonel Lowther, of Barbadoes.
• George and his wife joined the church March 12, 1710.
• According to descendants, George was shipwrecked and killed on Plumb Island in New York. He was a sea captain and "ship's master." His descendants of this day call him an Englishman. He was alive in 1719, as on April 23 the Governor and council order him to take certain measures at his sloop where they had smallpox on board.
• H.B. Plumb, Family Historian
• Joshua Hempstead, the New London Diarist, records for 29 Jul 1723: "Rain a very great Storm. the aples are most of them blowed down." On 3 Oct he writes: "...PETER MANWARING, GEORGE PLUMBE, JOHN CHRISTOPHERS, & YOUNG GORTON CAME PASSENGERS IN THE RHOAD ISLAND SLOOP YT WAS CAST AWAY ATT MONTOKETT, IN YT GR STORM IN THE LATTER END OF JULY. ALL YE MEN WERE LOST..."

Family Members:

• Parents:
  • John Plumb(e) (1634–1696)
  • Elizabeth Green Plumb (1640–1721)
• Spouse: Prucence Richardson Plumb (1690–1719) (m. 1708)
• Siblings:
  • John Plumb, Esq. (1666–1732)
  • Samuel Plumb (1670–1728)

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