Jeremiah Cromwell Neale

Using mother's maiden name as a middle name was Not A Thing yet.

Posted at Rootsweb: Residence: Note: Salem, MA; Easthampton, LI; Barbadoes, Lesser Antilles;

• DEATH: Probably on the voyage to MD. Son Francis seems to have arrived alone, aged 12.
• RELIGION: Became Quaker while in Barbadoes.
• REF: The American Family of Neall
• NOTE: Sailed in 1661 for MD in his own boat - co-owned by John Wingfield, his brother-in-law.
• NOTE: In 1640 Jeremiah was of the party from Lynn who settled Southampton at the east end of Long Island and assisted his father in opening a trading station for the tobacco traders. Acting for his father, established a trading post at the Isle of Barbados, with Jeremiah being placed in charge.

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From Margaret Olson, olson@shout.net at Rootsweb: father is John Neale, not Henry Sr. John was born abt. 1580 and died abt 1645.

The American family of Neall: came from VA to found the trading station at Salem. He was an agent of the Calverts, Lord Baltimore. In 1640, he and son Jeremiah assisted in opening a station for the Long Island tobacco traders. Jeremiah, acting for his father, opened trading posts in the West Indies and the Isle of Barbados.

Parentage given here is that for John. His wife was a Cromwell

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