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About Mary Camp
It is not proven, but possible, that Mary was Mary Canfield. There was some relationship between the Camp and Canfield families. (See discussion of her will at the end of the Overview)
Mary was most likely born in England. When she married Edward Camp, they lived in New Haven until his death. She then returned to Milford, CT and married John Lane on April 4, 1666, and lived there until her death in 1680. "Lane, John, widower of Milford married 4 April 1666 Campe, widow who lived at Chestnut Hill in New Haven Parish by Mr. Treat Majestrat in Milford." (Milford Vital Records)
John Lane died in 1669 and in his will mentioned Mary's children, Samuel, Edward Jr., and Mary.
Mary Lane died in 1680; Milford Church Records state "Lane, Mary died Feb. 1680". An inventory of her will was presented Feb 22, 1680: "The last will and testament of Mary Lane, who being very sicke of body but of sound memory and understanding, doth bequeath as followeth: I will my body to be decently buried and my soule to God that gave it. Amen. Item: To my son Sam'll Campe, one cow, one ewe & lamb, & one last years lambe. Item: To my son Edward Camp, my big iron kettle & one three years old steare. Item: To my daughters Mercy Baldwin and Mary Briscoe, all my wearing clothes (except one black searge coate which I bequeath to my daughter-in-law Sarah Gunn), five pairs of bed sheets, two pillows and two pillow-beers, three pewter platters, three porringer, one quart pott and one pint pott, three napkins, three towells & a table cloth, six yards of new linen cloth, and five shifts with all the rest of my wearing cloaths both linen and woollen & equally to be divided between them. Item: To my daughter Mehetabell Camp, three slkheets, one pillow-beer, one little iron kettle & a brass skillett. Item: To my daughter Mercy aforesd, 2 brass kettles, a two yeare old Heifer, one ram & one swine shoat, one curtaine, one box & one warming pan. Item: To Mary my daughter aforesd, one little iron pot, one curtaine, and one chest. Item: To my son Edward aforesd, one tramell & one sow shoate. Item: To my son-in-law Jobaniah Gun his children, one eye lamb if ye lamb be alive. Item: To my foure children aabovesd, Sam'll, Edward, Mercy & Mary, my foure bed blanketts, each of them one. Finally my bed & bolster I leave to my son Sam'll & my daughter Mary equally between them. I leave Brother Canfield adn John Fiske as overseers. Witnessed by us Thomas Canfield John Fiske her mark Mary Lane (Her mark was the top half of a circle) Taken from "New Haven Probate Records, I: pt 2, 80."
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- http://www.our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p1264....
- John Lane
- M, b. circa 1603, d. 1 September 1669
- John Lane was born circa 1603 at England. He married Sarah circa 1625. John Lane married Mary Canfield, daughter of Thomas Canfield, on 4 April 1660 at Milford, CT. John Lane died on 1 September 1669 at Milford, New Haven, CT.
- Family 1 Sarah b. c 1605, d. b 1660
- Child
- ?Catharine Lane+ b. c 1632, d. 1669
*Family 2 Mary Canfield b. 1625
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Mary Canfield1 b. 1622, d. 1680
Mary Canfield was born in 1622.1 She was the daughter of Thomas Canfield and Agnes Proctor.1,2 Mary Canfield married as her first husband Edward Camp, son of Edward Camp and Grace Mott, before 1646.1 Mary Canfield married as her second husband John Lane on 4 April 1660 in Milford, New Haven Colony, now Connecticut.1,3 Mary Canfield died in 1680.1
She left a will on 22 February 1680.1
Children of Mary Canfield and Edward Camp
Mercy Camp+1 b. c 1646, d. a 1680
Deacon Samuel Camp+1 b. 1648, d. 1715
Edward Camp4 b. 8 Jul 1650, d. 1721
Mary Camp1 b. 21 Apr 1652, d. a 1705
Sarah Camp1 b. 25 Nov 1655, d. b 1669
Citations
[S431] Ancestry of William Boardman, online.
[S586] David Buchroeder, "Gandalf's Genealogy Group", Feb. 17, 2004, unverified.
[S1005] The Ricker Compilation (published), Milford VR.
[S362] Families of Early Milford, CT, online.
"Mary Camp [i.e., Mary CANFIELD, though this maiden name is somewhatof a conjecture] married (2) John Lane of Milford (Milford VitalRecords: "Lane. John, widower of Milford married 4 Apr. 1666 Campe,widow yt lived at Chestnut Hill in New Haven Parish by Mr. TreatMajestrat in Mildorf.") He children were brought up in the Lane homeand her son, Edward, was referred to as "Edward Camp of Milford," todistinguish him from his father who was known as "Edward Camp of NewHaven."John Lane died in 1669 ..... "
--- Nell Jones Carter, *Camp, Jones and Related Families*,Tallahassee FL 1977, p 7
"The first name of the wife of Edward Camp was MARY.In her will,dated February 22, 1680, she says:"I leave Brother Canfield & JohnFiske as overseers."This was undoubtedly Thomas Canfield who waswitness to the will.There were then two men of that name, father andson, in Milford. The son was born October 14, 1654, and marriedFebruary 26, 1679, Rebecca Adkinson ..., and as Mary Camp was bornabout 1622, she did not probably refer to ther son, Thomas Canfield,as "brother."If this designation is to be taken literally, ThomasCanfield the father was her brother.He married before 1650, PhebeCrane, of Wethersfield ...It is not improbable that Mary Camp was asister of either Thomas Canfield or Phebe Crane.There areindications in the Milford records of some relationship between thesetwo families, and Samuel Camp, son of Mary, was one of the witnessesto the will of Thomas Canfield, Februaru 23, 1687-88, and in 1695married his widow.It is thought to be most likely that widow Camp'smaiden name was MARY CANFIELD, and that she was a sister of ThomasCanfield, 1st, the settler."(P) [A paragraph follows discussing themarriage of John Lane of Milford, 4 Apr 1662, to "the widow Camp thatlived at Chestnut Hill."John Lane had no children by her.](P) MaryCamp Lane died in 1680.Her will, dated Frebruary 22, 1680, names her"foure children," Samuel, Edward, Mercy Baldwin and Mary Briscoe, herdaughter, Mehitabel Camp (wife of Edward), "daughter-in-law SarahGunn," and "son-in-law Jobamah Gunn."It should be noticed that shedoes not mention a wife of her son Samuel, and the reason as shownelsewhere was that Hannah Betts, the first wife of Samuel Camp, haddied about a month before her will was made.Her inventory amountedto #65 [pounds] 142. 10d.(New Haven Probate Records, I. pt. 2, 80;New Haven County Court Records, I: 125.)
--- William F. J. Boardman, *The Ancestry of William Francis JosephBoardman, Hartford, Connecticut*, Hartford CT, 1906, p 214-216
"CANFIELD, CAMPFIELD, CAMFIELD *Thomas Canfield and Matthew Canfielddescendants 1897.MATTHEW (chiefly Camfield)Bapt. Harlestone, co.Northampton, Eng., 27 Feb 1604.New Haven (Conn.) 1639, Norwalk 1652,Newark 1666.d. Newark ca June 1673.THOMAS.New Haven (Conn.)1639, Milford 1646.d. Milford by 22 Aug 1689.Freeman.Sergeant.Deputy. Surveyor."
--- Meredith B Colket, *Founders of Early American Families*,Cleveland OH 1985, p 59
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Mary Camp's Timeline
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1622
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1625
Age 3
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Nazeing, Essex, England, United Kingdom
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1625
Age 3
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Nazing, Essex, England
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1625
Age 3
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Nazing, Essex, England
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1625
Age 3
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Nazing, Essex, England
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September 13, 1645
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Milford, New Haven Colony
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1647
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Milford, New Haven, Connecticut, United States
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July 8, 1650
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New Haven, New Haven Colony
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April 21, 1652
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Milford, New Haven Colony, (Present Connecticut), Colonial America
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