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Mary Goatley, Birth: Jan., 1600 Ashford Kent, England Death: May 2, 1687 East Hampton Suffolk County New York. Wife of Thomas Osborn.

Children:

1. Thomas,
2. Jeremiah,
3. Richard died young,
4. John b. 1631,
5. Stephen b. 1634,
6. Joseph,
7. Rebecca b. 1642,
8. Increase b. 1643,
9. Benjamine b. 1646

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Thomas Osborn of County Kent, England

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Thomas Osborn had a family of five boys, and rather than see his sons grow up to go off the war, he decided to face the dangers of an unknown world. Therefore, he left England with his family and sailed to America, just in time to escape the First Bishop's War in 1637-38.
He was born in 1594, the son of Jeremy Osborn and Jhoane Wyborn, and married Mary Goatley on January 18, 1621. By that time, Queen Elizabeth I was dead and James was the reigning monarch of England and Scotland. The couple had six children, all boys, but only five were alive when they left for the new world. Clouds of war began to gather over England. It's likely that Thomas and Mary agonized over leaving England. He was 43 years old, but he knew that in America, his sons would not be required to fight in battles of religious wars. Thomas understood such a war was cruel. He told of its horrors in such gripping language that his descendants 10 generations later shivered when they heard and passed the stories along. The Osborns were hardly alone in their desire to leave for America. The emigrating company were determined to stay together once in the new land and form a community. Before they sailed, so many people wanted to emigrate with the party, it became necessary to hire another vessel to accompany the main ship, The Hector. It is believed the ships sailed from London sometime after April 12, 1637. As such, their cargo would not only include clothing, bedding, food, tools, arms and ammunition, but a variety of seed as well. Neat cattle and goats were usually taken on board and sometimes horses. Ships of that day usually carried 100 passengers and their cargo. The story of that voyage, handed down through the Kentucky branch of the family, is that the Osborns brought sheep with them from England. Further, the voyage was one of suffering before its arrival in Boston on June 26 of 1637. As the voyage neared its end, someone described The Hector and her consort as they neared land. "This evening we saw the new moon more than half an hour after sunset, being much smaller than it is at any time in England." Four days later, the ships were anchored in Boston and the weary voyagers went ashore to be greeted by friends who feasted them with good venison, pastry and beer. Some of the company went to gather fine strawberries, the records show. Boston in its infancy welcomed all Puritans. But those who landed that June 26 received an unusually warm welcome because most of those onboard were men of wealth, education and influence. Every effort was made to persuade them to settle in the Bay Colony. Few did, however. The following April, most sailed from Boston in a heavily ladened sloop, rounding the eastern point of Connecticut and stopping at New Haven Harbor. They met together and formed a provisional government, patterned after the Mayflower agreements. New Haven is a port of entry on an extensive plain extending four miles from Long Island Sound. The colony was first called Quinnipac for the river marking its eastern boundary. Town lots were assigned on the basis of wealth and size of family. First, each settler built a house, then a barn. After these buildings were constructed, fences were erected to enclose each family's property. Each family was allotted four acres of planting ground per family member, and one acre beyond the East River. By 1643, Thomas Osborn's family included five boys. His entire estate was rated at $300, including 30 acres of land in the first division, six acres on the "neck," 18 acres of meadows and 72 acres of land in the second division. He paid one pound, 1 shilling annually for the land. He didn't live on his original lot very long. He occupied a house and tanyard on the south side of George Street in Quinnipac, facilities that were better suited for his work as a colony tanner. Even though Thomas was not a very good tanner, he was known by the title of "Goodman Osborn" and Mary was called "Goody Osborn." They participated in the life of the community which seemed to revolve around the church. They had assigned seats in the church. Furthermore, Thomas was also a member of the court. After they arrived in Connecticut, the Osborns had three more children, two girls and another son. Records also tell of a Richard Osborn of New Haven as a brother of Thomas, but there is no documented proof other than that the two men arrived on the ships at the same time. Word passed through the colony that on April 29, 1648, Theophilus Eaton, Governor of the colony, and Edward Hopkins, Governor of Connecticut, had bought East Hampton, Long Island, from the natives. Soon thereafter, Thomas and Mary began to talk about moving to this "new land." Accordingly, Thomas secured a grant of land for a new homestead in East Hampton. By 1650, the family was in residence on Long Island. He was 56 years old at the time. Thomas became an early associate of East Hampton. He was one of the first nine pioneers of 1649. He also secured land for his Easthampton homestead, apparently on March 7, 1650. In 1653, the town of East Hampton built and thatched a church, located on the east side of the present cemetery. Thomas' family lived in a small thatched roof house on the west side of the street, about a quarter mile from the church. He was elected town constable in October of 1653, continuing his heavy involvement in community affairs. Thomas owned his home lot of 20 acres, and various plots of land in East Hampton. He also owned 7 oxen, 6 cows, 4 three year old horses, 3 two year olds, 5 yearlings, 2 horses, 6 swine and 6 sheep. Total value—166 pounds, 10 shillings. He continued to prosper in East Hampton. He began deeding his property to his sons, and died sometime in his 90s, about or before 1688, according to a land record kept by John Chatfield.

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Spouse:

 Thomas Osborne (1594 - 1677)

Children:

 Thomas Osbond (1622 - 1712)*

 Jeremiah Osborne (1624 - 1676)*

 John Osborne (1629 - 1687)*

 Stephen Osborne (1634 - 1698)*

 Benjamin Osborne (1646 - 1721)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial: Wainscott Cemetery Suffolk County New York, USA

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Biography

Mary was born in 1600. Various merged profiles give the birth dates between 1598 and 1601.Wife of Thomas Osborne — married January 18, 1622 <ref>Genealogical Publishing Co.; Baltimore, MD, USA; Volume Title: New England Marriages Prior to 1700, Description: Volume Title: New England Marriages Prior to 1700 in Ashford, Kent, England.</ref>.

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Marriage

: Husband: Osborne-654|Thomas Osborne : Wife: Goatley-4|Mary Goatley : Marriage: :: Date: 18 JAN 1619 :: Place: Ashford,Kent Co., England:: Type: Family<ref>Source: #SPGV1 Page: http://www.adairburtons.com/pgv/pgv/family.php?famid=F3531 Data: Text: This Family was downloaded from: CONT http://www.adairburtons.com/pgv/family.php?famid=F3531</ref>

: Husband: Osborne-838|Thomas Osborne : Wife: Goatley-7|Mary Goatley : Marriage: :: Date: 1621 :: Place: Ashford, Kent, England<ref>Source: #S32 </ref>

Note

Jacobus, Donald Lines. “Ancestry of Thomas Osborne of New Haven, Conn., and East Hampton, Long Island,” The American Genealogist, 1935-36, Vol. 12 (XII), Pages 248-255. Prepared for publication by Donald Lines Jacobus, by permission of a client, at whose behest the records were obtained, and who reserves all rights of republication. We wish to thank W. E. Osborn, Esq., of Mt. Vernon, N. Y., for the clue which led to the discovery of these records. The data from parish registers and wills were obtained by Miss Lydia M. Marshall, of Newbury, Berkshire, England.[If anyone knows the whereabouts or descendants of W. E. OSBORN, please contact the webmaster.] The identity of Thomas Osborne, an early settler of New Haven, Conn., will be established by the following records. It has long been known that he was a tanner and that he had sons named Thomas (born 1622 by stated age at death), Jeremy or Jeremiah, John, Stephen, Joseph, and Benjamin (born in New Haven). The recent discovery shows that a Thomas Osborne, also, a tanner, had the following sons baptized at Ashford, Kent: Thomas (1622), Jeremy, Richard (died young), John, Stephen, and Joseph, the last-named born 1636, after which Thomas and his family disappear from English records. The identity of trade, and five sons with identical names, born at suitable dates, cannot be dismissed as coincidental, and we feel no hesitancy in claiming that we have here the originof the American family. Extracts From the Transcripts of the Parish Registers of Ashford, Kent, In the Diocesan Registry at Canterbury[Notes: The brackets with the dates, represents the year following as in: 1570[1] = 1570/1571Ft = Footnote]

Baptisms

1560-1640

1563 Sep. 19. Anna daughter of Thomas Osborne
1570[1] Feb. 4. Jeremy (Ft. a) son of Thomas Osborne 1595 Apr. 4. Thomas Osbond son of John 1599/1600 Jan. 13. Ann daughter of John Osborne 1602 Jul. 4. Elizabeth daughter of Edward Osbone 1604 May 24. Isaac son of Jeremie Osborne 1622 Nov. 24. Thomas son of Thomas Osborne 1624/5 Mar. 20. Jeremy son of Thomas Osborne 1626 Dec. 3. Jeremy son of Joseph Osborne 1627 Jul. 15. Richard son of Thomas Osborne 1627 Sep. 16. Edward son of Richard Osborne [aka: Edmund?] 1628 Aug. 3. Anna daughter of Joseph Osborne 1631 Jul. 31. John son of Thomas Osborne 1632 May 20. Elizabeth daughter of Joseph Osborne 1632 Oct. 14. James son of Richard Osborne 1633[4] Feb. 24. Stephen son of Thomas Osborne 1633[4] Mar. 2. Joseph son of Joseph Osborne 1635[6] Mar. 13. Mary daughter of Joseph Osborne & Judeth his wife 1635[6] Mar. 20. Sara daughter of Richard Osborne & Elizabeth his wife 1636 Dec. 4. Joseph son of Thomas Osborne & Mary his wife 1639 Mar. 31. Isaac son of Joseph Osborne 1639 June 30. Rebecca daughter of Richard Osborne1640 Sep. 13. Isaace daughter [sic] of Joseph Osborne and [blank] his wife

Marriages

1589[90] Mar. 3. Edward Osborne and Elyzabeth Goatly 1592[3] Jan. 17. Jeremy Osborne & Jhoane Wyborne 1597 Oct. 2. Thomas Osborne and Elizabeth Mellis widow 1621/2 Jan. 18. Thomas Osborne and Mary Goatly both of this parishNote on Thomas and Mary: “Jan” was deleted. The preceding date is Nov. 5, the following Jan. 15. So probably Nov. 18, 1621 is intended. 1622 Jul. 30. Josephe Osborne and Judeth Hache both of this parish

Burials

1596[7] Jan. 2. Wilmeth wife of Thomas Osborne 1599/1600 Feb. 8. Elizabeth wife of Thomas Osborne 1602 Jul. 11. Elizabeth wife of Edward Osbone 1603 Jul. 28. John Osbound householder 1603 Nov. 5. Edward son of Edward Osbone 1608 Aug. 7. the daughter [un-named] of Jeremie Osbond 1611 Oct. 12. Thomas Osbound householder 1613 De. 27. Isaac son of Jerimye Osbone 1614[15] Mar. 22. Susan Wood servant to Jeremie Osborne (Ft. c) 1620[1] Feb. 8. Jeremy Osborne householder 1623 Apr. 10. Edward Osborne 1624 Oct. 15. Marie Sawman Servant to Joseph Osborne (Ft. c) 1628[9] Jan. 20. Richard son of Thomas Osborne 1634 Nov. 25. Thomasin daughter of Richard Osborne 1639 Oct. 7. Isaac son of Joseph Osborne 1640 Dec. 18. son of Richard Osborne 15:55, 2 January 2014 (EST)15:55, 2 January 2014 (EST)Doran-349|Doran-349 15:55, 2 January 2014 (EST) Footnote a: “Henrye” crossed through and Jeremy substituted. Footnote c: Included as indication of social status.

Osborne Wills

Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury

1582-1699

Abstract of wills, Ashford, County Kent, England

A 58 (58) Will of Thomas Osborne of Ashford, signed by mark. Dated 27 Feb. 1606(1606/7). Probate 16 Oct. 1611 to Jeremie Osborne, son of testator. To the poorof Ashford, 20s. To the preachers towards their maintenance if they continue preaching at Ashfoord, 10s. To Mr. Hawlden, vicar of Sellinge, 10s. To wife Marie, L10 and all such wearing apparel as I have made for her since our marriage (other household goods specified) and allwoodwork which I have made since our intermarriage. To Martha my wife’s daughter (under 18), 20s. To Anna, another of my wife’s daughters, 5s. To my son Edward Osborne (various goods specified) and L10.To Edmand Mellowe son of Edward Mellowe towards his apprenticeship, 20s. To Thomas Osbourne son of Nicholas Osbourne, L10. Concerning mycustomary lands and tenements holden of the manor of Ashfoorde whereof I have made a surrender to the use of my last will according to the custom of the said manor, and all my other tenements and lands: to sonEdwarde Osborne the copyhold purchased of John Adams sen. and the copyhold purchased of William Browne; to Jeremie Osborne my son the copyhold I purchased of Daniell Lowes alias Low and Martha his wife; to wife Mary during widowhood, the house I late purchased from Mr. Haulden, vicar of Sellendge, with remainder to Jeremie Osborne.
Executor and residuary legatee, son Jeremie Osbourne. Overseers, Nicholas Sawkins and John Smarte to receive 12d. apiece fortheir pains. Witnesses: John Walleis vicar of Ashfoord; Jo: Stedde; John Terrie. Read and acknowledged to be the will of Thomas Osborne 28 Oct. 1608 inthe presence of John Walleis vicar of Ashfoord Roberte Hunt.

A 52 (344) Will of John Osborne of Asheford, co. Kent, tanner. Dated 20 July 1603. Probate 24 Aug. 1603. Youngest daughter Anne Osborne, L50 to be paid when she come to the age of 18 years or at marriage. Eldest daughter Willmen Osborne, L50 to be paid as above. Thomas Osborne, my son, L80to be paid when he attain 21 years, with proviso that Thomazine my wife have the bringing up of my children until their ages mentioned above, the use of these sums and the profits of my lands to be allowed hertherefore, until the eldest come to 18 years. To my said wife, my corn, kine, horse beasts and household stuff and L20, with proviso that if she marry again she shall give L10 worth of household stuff to be equally divided among my children. To Edmund Evernden my man, 20s. ToThomas Dixon my boy, 2s. Executors, Cousin John Smarte and brother Jeremye Osborne, to have 10s each for their pains. Overseers, Father Thomas Osborne and Thomas Allen. Witnesses: Thomas Osborne, Edmund Everden.

A 65 (418) Will of Edward Osborn of “Esheford,” co. Kent, yeoman. Dated 3 Apr. 1623. Probate 21 Apr. 1623. To be buried in churchyard of Ashford. To my wife Mary, L20 now owing to me; one half of my household stuff not hereafter willed; an annuity of L4 going out of my messuage where Idwell in Ashford. To daughter Elizabeth wife of Richard Watts (certain goods specified). Residuary legatee and executor, daughter Mary. The messuage etc. where I now dwell, to my daughter Mary; also one shop now in occupation ofJohnson in Ashford “late given me by Thomas Osborne my father;” (other property specified). To daughter Elizabeth, (property specified). Witnesses: James May; John Woodland.

A 57 (39) Will of Robert Goatly of Ashford, co. Kent, yeoman. Dated 5 Apr. 1608. Probate 3 July 1612. Wife Susan. To Elizabeth Osbourn, daughter of Edward Osbourn, L5. Son Peter Goatly. Executor, son Peter Goatlye. Witnesses: Edward Hall, George Brome, Edward Woodland.

A 62 (118) Will of Jeremy Osborne of “Eshforde,” co. Kent, tanner. Dated 3 Sept. 1620. Probate 12 Apr. 1621 to Joseph Osborne, son of testator. To the poor of Ashford, 20s. To my son Joseph, my Turkey carpet. To my son Richard, my silver cup and two silver spoons with knobs. To myson Thomas, seven silver spoons. The residue of my household stuff to be divided between my said sons, with proviso that Custance my wife have so much of my plate and household stuff as she shall think fit for her life. Also to my wife, all the money she has in her keeping. To my son Thomas, my tanning vessels etc. The residue of my goods and chattels to my son Joseph. Executor, son Joseph. Overseers, Mr. John Walleis and my uncle Robert Hunt. To my wife Custance lands and tenements (specified) for her life. To my son Joseph, a messuage, lands and tenements sometime Robert Mellows. To my son Thomas, the tan house for five years, paying rent for 20sa year therefor to Joseph and allowing him a convenient way to the malthouse and river. To my son Richard, lands (specified) in St. Dunstanand Ebeny and Henwood pa. Ashford, and Willesborough. To son Thomas,copyhold lands in Ashford, late Richard Haldens. (Mentions) nephew Thomas Osborne the younger (a mortgage of land made by him to testator).

Perogative Court of Canterbury

24 Fines Will of Richard Osborne of Ashford, co. Kent. Dated 20 Aug. 1646. Probate 17 Feb. 1646 [1646]7] to Joseph Osborne brother of testator. Daughter Rebecca (under 18), L100. Anne wife of Moses Moyseley, L5. To Jeremie Osborne and Thomas Osborne, sons of my brother Joseph Osborne (both under 21) , L5 each. To the residue of Joseph Osborne’s children, 10s apiece when they attain years. To the poor of Ashford, 20s. To my cousin Constant wife of George Jarman, 10s. To son James Osborne (under 21), my lands and tenements (specified), with remainder (if he died within age) to my cousin Jeremie, son of my brother Joseph, except for the tenement I now dwell in in Ashford, which shall be equally divided between my two daughters Rebecca and Sarah. To my daughter Sarah, land, twelve acres in Willsborough (specified)which she shall have at age of20 years, provided that if both my daughters die within age, remainder to Joseph Osborne my brother to be disposed of to his children as he shall think fit. My moveables to be sold for the benefit of daughter Rebecca. Executors, brothers Vincent Benskinne of Willnesborough, gent., and Joseph Osborne of Ashford. Witnesses: Nathaniel Sharpey, John Dennis.

Other Wills Consulted Other wills consulted at the Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, of which full abstracts were deemed unnecessary, were: I. A 65 (447) Will of William Osborne of Feversham, co Kent, tailor, dated 14 Jan. 1623 (1623/4). Probate 9 Apr. 1624 to Margaret Osborne, widow of testator. To be buried in churchyard of Feversham. Thomas Osborne my eldest brother; John Osborne my second brother; Stephen Osborne my other brother; James Osborne my youngest brother; sister Ann now wife of Godfrey Slade; William Osborne (under 21), son of said Stephen; Ellis Osborne (under 21), son of John my brother; William Slade (under 21), son of Godfrey and Ann Slade my sister. II. A 73 (343) Will of William Osborn of East Langdon, co. Kent, dated24 Feb. 1673 (1673/4); testator age 72. Son William Osborn, ministerof St. Martin’s hill, Fordwich. Had a son William, a daughter Anne(then unmarried), and Elizabeth Bradly. Brother Henry. III. A 69 (480) Will of Nicholas Osborne of Norborne, co. Kent, yeoman, dated 3 July 1634. Probate 5 Aug. 1634. William Osborne son of Henry and Alice. He called Henry Osborne his son-in-law, and Alice his daughter. IV. A 69 (54) Will of William Osborne of Graueney, co. Kent, husbandman, dated 10 Apr. 1635, probate 28 Apr. 1635. Mentioned a son Williamthen under 20. V. A 64 (44) Will of Richard Wiborne of Stapleherst, co. Kent, yeoman,dated 20 Sept. 1621, probate 6 June 1626. Mentioned a kinswoman Martha Hunt wife of Isaacke Hunt of Beathersden. VI. A 53 (58) Will of Stephen Osborne of Linsted, co. Kent, proved 1621, named daughter Anne. VII. A 63 (319) Will of John Osbourne of Sittingbourne, proved 1626, named son Thomas, daughters Anne and Sara; Richard Osbourne was a witness. Other Goatly wills in Kent outside of Ashford were examined, without finding mention of Osborn connections. On the basis of the foregoing records, the following pedigree of the family has been arranged.[Please note: This transcriber has added a Reference section and surname OSBORNE with the first name of the descendants, which was previously assumed. The surname was generally spelled OSBORNE while in England, but seems to be used as OSBORN in many records in the new world - USA. Also, a couple of the first names were spelled differently referring to the same person, so I added the alternate spelling in brackets. Most brackets in this transcription were added by this transcriber.]15:55, 2 January 2014 (EST)15:55, 2 January 2014 (EST)15:55, 2 January2014 (EST)Doran-349|Doran-349

Generation 1

1. Thomas OSBORNE, buried at Ashford, co. Kent, England, 12 Oct. 1611;will 27 Feb. 1606/7, proved 16 Oct. 1611; m. (1) Wilmeth (___), buried 2 Jan. 1596/7; m. (2) 2 Oct. 1597, Elizabeth (___) MELLIS, buried 8 Feb. 1599/1600; m. (3) Mary [Marie] (___), living 1607. Ref: Burials - Thomas, Wilmeth & Elizabeth (p 249); Will A 58 (58) - (p 250) - marriage of Thomas & Mary [Marie] & children; Marriages - Thomas & Elizabeth (p 249).

Children by first wife - 4: I. Anna OSBORNE, bapt. 19 Sept. 1563. Ref: Baptisms of 1560-1640 (p 249). II. Edward OSBORNE, b. (say 1565); buried 10 Apr. 1623; yeoman; will dated 3 Apr. 1623, probated 21 Apr. 1623; m. (1) 3 Mar. 1589/90, Elyzabeth GOATLY; she buried 11 July 1602, dau. of Robert GOATLY; m. (2) Mary (___). Ref: Burials (pp 249-250) - Edward & Elizabeth (; Marriages - Edward& Elizabeth (p 249); Will A 65 (418) - (p 251) marriage of Edward & Mary - yeoman - children. Children by first wife of Edward - 2: (1) Edward OSBORNE, buried 5 Nov. 1603. Ref: Burials (p 249). (2) Elizabeth OSBORNE, bapt.4 July 1602; m. Richard WATTS. Ref: Baptisms (p 249); Father’s Will A 65 (418) - (p 251).

Children by second wife - 1: (3) Mary OSBORNE. Ref: Father’s Will A 65 (418) - (p 251). III. John OSBORNE, b. (say 1568); buried 28 July 1603; tanner; will dated 20 July 1603, proved 24 Aug. 1603; had a cousin John SMARTE; m. Thomasin [Thomazine] (___).Ref: Burials “John Osbound householder”(p 249); Will A52 (344 Children of John OSBORNE & Thomasin (___) - 3: (1) Willmen or Wilmeth OSBORNE. Ref: Father’s Will A 52 (344) - (p 250). (2) Thomas OSBORNE, bapt. 4 Apr. 1595.Ref: Baptisms - “Thomas Osbond son of John” (p 249); Father’s Will A52 (344) - (p 250). (3) Ann OSBORNE, bapt. 13 Jan. 1599/1600. Ref: Baptisms (p 249); Father’s Will A 52 (344) - (p 250).

(2)IV. Jeremy OSBORNE [2], bapt. 4 Feb. 1570/1. Ref: Baptisms (p 249).

Generation 2

(2) 2. Jeremy OSBORNE, a tanner, baptized at Ashford, co. Kent, England, 4 Feb. 1570/1, buried there 8 Feb. 1620/1; will 3 Sept. 1620, proved 12 Apr. 1621; had an uncle Robert Hunt; married (1) 17 Jan. 1592/3, Joan [Jhoane] WYBORNE; married (2) Constance [Custance] (___). Ref: Baptisms (p 249); Marriages - Jeremy & Jhoane (p 249); Burials “Jeremy Osborne householder” & son Jeremy (p 250); Will A 62 (118) -(p 251) - wife Custance - children.

Children of Jeremy OSBORNE, probably by first wife Joan WYBORNE - 5: I. Joseph OSBORNE, b. (say 1593); m. 30 July 1622, Judith HATCH. Children of Joseph OSBORNE & Judith HATCH: (1) Jeremy OSBORNE, bapt. 3 Dec. 1626. (2) Anna OSBORNE, bapt. 3 Aug. 1628. (3) Thomas OSBORNE, b. (say 1630); named in uncle Richard’s will. (4) Elizabeth OSBORNE, bapt. 20 May 1632. (5) Joseph OSBORNE, bapt. 2 Mar. 1633/4. (6) Mary OSBORNE, bapt. 13 Mar. 1635/6. (7) Isaac OSBORNE, bapt. 31 Mar. 1639; bur. 7 Oct. 1639. (8) Isaace OSBORNE, bapt. 13 Sept. 1640. II. Thomas OSBORNE [3], b. (say 1595).III. Richard OSBORNE, b. (say 1598); d. 1646/7; will 20 Aug. 1646, proved 17 Feb. 1646/7; had “brother,” Vincent Benskinne, gent.; m. Elizabeth (___). Ref: Will 24 Fines (p 251); Father’s Will A 62 (118) - (p 251); Baptisms of children (p 249); Burial of son Edward (p 250).

Children of Richard OSBORNE & Elizabeth (___): (1) Edmund [Edward] OSBORNE, bapt. 16 Sept. 1627; bur. 18 Dec.1640. (2) Thomasin OSBORNE, bur. 25 Nov. 1634. (3) James OSBORNE, bapt. 14 Oct. 1632. (4) Sarah OSBORNE, bapt. 20 Mar. 1635/6. (5) Rebecca OSBORNE, bapt. 30 June 1639. IV. Isaac OSBORNE, bapt. 24 May 1604; bur. 27 Dec. 1613. Ref: Baptisms (p 249); Burials (p 250). V. Daughter OSBORNE, bur. 7 Aug. 1608. Ref: Burials (p 249).

Generation 3

3. Thomas OSBORNE, baptism not found, but born probably 1594-5, as hiscousin Thomas Osborne [Osbond] (baptized 4 Apr. 1595), son of his uncle John, was probably the “nephew Thomas Osborne the younger” named in Jeremy’s will [A 62 (118) - p 251]. Jeremy’s son Thomas was therefore probably a trifle older. The question is whether it was this Thomas or his cousin who was the emigrant [to Connecticut in the USA]. The circumstantial evidence favors the son of Jeremy. John Osborne was a tanner, but we do not know whether his son Thomas followed that trade or not. We do know from Jeremy’s will that his son Thomas was a tanner. The names which Thomasbestowed on his sons are evidential. If he was son of Jeremy, the eldest son was named Thomas for himself, the next Jeremy for his father,the next Richard for his brother, the next John, perhaps for his uncle, the next Stephen, a favorite Puritan name, and Joseph, his last child born in England, for his brother. If the father of these sons was the son of John, he waited until his fourth son to name one for his father. Thomas OSBORNE married at Ashley [should be Ashford, co. Kent, England- p 249], 18 Jan. 1621/2 to Mary GOATLY, whose parentage has not beenlearned. [A footnote to the marriage date states the month Jan. was “Deleted. the preceding date is Nov. 5, the following Jan. 15. So probably Nov. 18, 1621 is intended.”] She was probably related to his uncle Edward’s wife. After 1636, the family disappears from Ashford. When Richard Osborne made his will in 1646 [24 Fines - p 251], he provided for his own children, and made children of his brother Joseph Osborne his contingent heirs. Probably that was because Joseph was his eldest brother. He did not mention his brother Thomas Osborne or the children of Thomas. That may be explained by the removal of Thomas to New England [Connecticut in the USA]. Thomas Osborne [b. abt. 1594-5, prob. Ashford, co. Kent, England] was an early but not original signer of the Covenant at New Haven [Connecticut or CT in the USA]. He was the Colony tanner in 1643. The young Thomas Osborne (his son) [bapt. 24 Nov. 1622, Ashford, co. Kent, England] was old enough to testify and train in 1646. In 1649 Thomas Osborne, Sr. and his son John Osborne were fined. Jeremiah Osborne was oldenough to train in 1649, and to be father of his first child in 1652.New Haven Town Records [CT] (vol. 1, p 472) give in full the deed fromThomas Osburne, Sr., of Easthampton [Long Island, New York], tanner, to his son Jeremiah Osburne of New Haven[CT], tanner, of his house andtan yard in New Haven, dated 17 May 1660. East Hampton Town Records [Long Island, New York], show that Thomas Osborne [Sr., b. ca 1594-5, England] settled there by 1651 (1-14); that he was father of Thomas Osborne, Jr. (1-84); and that he was Patentee in 1667 (1-253). The last we hear of him in East Hampton was on 2 Nov. 1677 (not 1687, as sometimes given), when he gave his house and homelot there to his son Benjamin Osborne (1-406). He probably did not survive much longer, and presumably lived with his youngest son Benjamin until his death. Thomas Osborne, Jr. [bapt. 24 Nov. 1622, Ashford, co. Kent, England] was granted land in East Hampton, 1651; was Constable, 1658; Sergeant,1665; sold lands and bought the Bond property, 1668; was still calledJr. in 1678, also in 1680 when Overseer, but he appears without the distinguishing designation in 1686 when Trustee (1-6, 149, 225, 292, 296, 423; 2-88, 194). John Osborne [bapt. 31 July 1631, Ashford, co. Kent, England] was granted a home lot at East Hampton [Long Island, New York], Feb. 1655/6; testified with Rebecca Osborn, 1658, but whether his wife or sister therecord does not show; was Constable 1663 and 1666; Patentee, 1667; and exchanged land laid out to his father, Thomas Sr., 1668 (1-91, 120, 200, 225, 243, 253, 300). He died by 1687 (Records at Riverhead [LongIsland??]). Stephen Osborne [bapt. 24 Feb 1633/4, Ashford, co. Kent, England] was made freeman at East Hampton [Long Island, New York], Jan. 1657/8; Townsman, 1662; sold with wife Sarah, 1666, the deed being witnessed by Jeremiah Osborn, and the acknowledgment being witnessed by Thomas and John Osborn (1-119, 197, 246). He removed to Elizabethtown, N. J., andhis will, 12 July 1694, proved 20 July 1698, mentioned his brother Joseph Osborn (N.J. Archives, 21-287). Benjamin Osborne [bapt. 3 Jan. 1646/7, New Haven, CT], d. at East Hampton [Long Island, New York]; was called brother of Joseph, 1668, and was Constable, 1683 (1-281; 2-106). 15:55, 2 January 2014 (EST)15:55, 2 January 2014 (EST)15:55, 2 January2014 (EST)~[Please note: To obtain the location of birth & deaths for those in CT, this transcriber referred to the book Families of Ancient New Haven [CT], compiled by Donald Lines JACOBUS, pp 769, 771 & 1322. Again, brackets [ ] were included by this transcriber.]

Children of Thomas OSBORNE & Mary GOATLY: I. Thomas OSBORNE, bapt. 24 Nov. 1622 [Ashford, co. Kent, England]; d. East Hampton [Long Island, New York], 23 Sept. 1712 ae. 89 (gravestone), or 25 Sept. 1712 ae. about 90 (church record); married Mary BOND,b. about 1642, dau. of Robert and Jane (___) BOND. Sons: Joseph OSBORNE & Daniel OSBORNE. II. Jeremy or Jeremiah OSBORNE, bapt. 20 Mar. 1624/5 [Ashford, co. Kent, England]; d. at New Haven [CT] 26 Apr. 1676 [New Haven, CT vital town records]; m. Mary (___), who died in 1695. Sons: Jeremiah OSBORNE, Thomas OSBORNE and Joseph OSBORNE. III. Richard OSBORNE, bapt. 15 July 1627 [Ashford, co. Kent, England]; bur. 20 Jan. 1628/9 [Ashford, co. Kent, England]. IV. John OSBORNE, bapt. 31 July 1631 [Ashford, co. Kent, England]; d.at East Hampton [Long Island, New York] about 1687; married [Unknown (___)] and had sons.Sons: Thomas OSBORNE, John OSBORNE, Ephraim OSBORNE, Caleb OSBORNE, Edward OSBORNE, and probably James OSBORNE. V. Stephen OSBORNE, bapt. 24 Feb. 1633/4 [Ashford, co. Kent, England]; d. at Elizabeth[town], N. J., in 1698; [will, 12 July 1694, proved 20 July 1698 (N.J. Archives, 21-287)]; married Sarah STANBOROUGH. Sons: Jeremiah OSBORNE and Josiah OSBORNE. VI. Joseph OSBORNE, bapt. 4 Dec. 1636 [Ashford, co. Kent, England]; married Priscilla ROBERTS (N. J. Archives, 21-31). VII. Rebecca OSBORNE, bapt. 23 Oct. 1642 [New Haven, CT, “First Congregational Society”]. VIII. Increase OSBORNE, bapt. 5 Feb. 1642/3 [New Haven, CT, “First Congregational Society”]; no further record. IX. Benjamin OSBORNE, bapt. 3 Jan. 1646/7 [New Haven, CT, “First Congregational Society”]; d. at East Hampton, 27 Feb. 1721/2 ae. about75 (church record); his wife [name not identified] d. 7 May 1718 ae. about 69.Sons: Thomas OSBORNE and Benjamin OSBORNE (the latter of Litchfield, Conn.).

Transcribed by Gloria ODOM [my record: OSBORN CT24] 2/20/1999. A xerox copy of the book pages was obtained in 1982 from: Oregon State Library Attn: “Reference Dept” 250 Winter St. NE Salem, Oregon 97310-->

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