Nathaniel Mayo

Nathaniel was born c 1627 in Leiden, Netherlands where his English parents had gone following the break of William Brewster's followers from the Church of England.[1] Baptismal records for Leiden, Netherlands English church where they would have been baptized by the Rev John Goodyear have not survived. The Mayo's did not arrive in the Colony until 1638 at latest (Savage, NEHGR) or 1635 (Hotten) at the earliest.

Nathaniel Mayo, son of Mr. John Mayo, married Gov. Prence's daughter Hannah, Feb. 13, 1649-50, and removed to Eastham, where he was somewhat of a prominent man. He died at that place, the beginning of the year 1662. He made his will Jan. 10, 1661-2, and it was presented in March following. He left Thomas, Nathaniel, Samuel, Theophilus, Hannah and Bathsheba. He desired that all of his children should be "brought up to read and write." His son Theophilus went to reside with Gov. Prence, but died when a young man. Hannah Mayo married for her second husband Captain Jonathan Sparrow of Eastham.

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Nathaniel Mayo

Born about 1627 in Leiden, Netherlands

Son of John Mayo Jr. and Thomasine (Brike) Mayo

Brother of Hannah (Mayo) Bacon, Samuel Mayo, John Mayo and Elizabeth (Mayo) Howes

Husband of Hannah (Prence) Sparrow — married 13 Feb 1649 in Eastham, Massachusetts

Father of Thomas Mayo, Nathaniel Mayo II, Samuel Mayo, Hannah Mayo and Theophilus Mayo

Died after 19 Dec 1661 in Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts

Profile last modified 29 Oct 2019 | Created 8 Sep 2010

Biography

Nathaniel was born c 1627 in Leiden, Netherlands where his English parents had gone following the break of William Brewster's followers from the Church of England.[1] Baptismal records for Leiden, Netherlands English church where they would have been baptized by the Rev John Goodyear have not survived. The Mayo's did not arrive in the Colony until 1638 at latest (Savage, NEHGR) or 1635 (Hotten) at the earliest.

Nathaniel Mayo, son of Mr. John Mayo, married Gov. Prence's daughter Hannah, Feb. 13, 1649-50, and removed to Eastham, where he was somewhat of a prominent man. He died at that place, the beginning of the year 1662. He made his will Jan. 10, 1661-2, and it was presented in March following. He left Thomas, Nathaniel, Samuel, Theophilus, Hannah and Bathsheba. He desired that all of his children should be "brought up to read and write." His son Theophilus went to reside with Gov. Prence, but died when a young man. Hannah Mayo married for her second husband Captain Jonathan Sparrow of Eastham.

John and Nathaniel Mayo, the other sons of Mr. John Mayo, settled in Eastham. The latter married Hannah, daughter of Gov. Thomas Prence, and died in Eastham in 1663, leaving sons Thomas, Nathaniel, Samuel and Theophilus. The widow, Hannah, married Captain Jonathan Sparrow. There are yet descendants of John and Nathaniel in the county.[2] 'Nathaniel, m. Feb. 13, 1649/50, Hannah Prence, daughter of Gov. Thomas Prence and granddaughter of Elder Brewster; d. in Eastham about the end of 1661. His will was dated Dec. 19, 1661, and his inventory was filed March 4, 1661/2. His widow married as his 2d wife Capt. Johnathan Sparrow. Nathaniel and Hannah had the following 6 children: 1. Thomas, b. Dec.7, 1650; m. June 13, 1677, Barbara Knowles of Eastham; d. April 22, 1729. 2. Nathaniel, b. Nov. 16, 1652; m. 1st January 28, 1678/9, Elizabeth Wixam, 3. Samuel, b. Oct. 12, 1655; m. twice; d. Oct. 29, 1738. 4. Hannah, b. Oct. 17, 1657. 5. Theophilus, b. Dec. 17. 1659. Mentioned in the will of Gov. Prence, his grandfather. He died without issue. 6. Bathsheba 'June 5, 1651, Nathaniel was propounded to take up his freedom. He was announced as surveyor of highways for Eastham June 1, 1658. Mar. 4, 1661/2, he having died, his widow Hannah was appointed administratrix. In August, 1643, he was one of those in Barnstable between 16 and 60 able to bear arms. He was admitted a freeman and sown June 3, 1652.'[3] Nathaniel became a Freeman on 3 JUN 1652 at Eastham, Massachusetts (Barnstable)[4] Birth

c. 1627 in Leiden, Netherlands.[1]

Birth: Date: 1627 Place: Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts[5] [Note: False, not in the colonies until 1635 or 1638] Birth: Date: BET 1625 AND 1627 Place: England[6] [Note: no documentation] Birth: Date: 1625 Place: East Ham, Essex, England[7] [Note: false, parents never lived in Essex.] Occupation

Occupation: Surveyor of Highways Date: 1 JUN 1658 Place: Eastham, Massachusetts (Barnstable)[8] Marriage

Marriage: Date: 13 FEB 1649/50 Place: Eastham, Massachusetts (Barnstable)[9][10][11][12][13] Marriage: Date: 13 FEB 1648/49 Death

Death: Date: 24 FEB 1661/2 Place: Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts[14] Death: Date: ABT 4 MAR 1661/2 Place: Eastham, Massachusetts (Barnstable)[15][16] Death: Date: 1662 Place: Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts[17] Will

Date: 19 OCT 1661 Place: Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA 'Nathaniel Mayo. (Eastham.) 'His will dated 19 10mo 1661, names his sons Thomas (eldest), Nathaniel, Samuel, Theophilus; his daughter Hannah; his wife Hannah, the executrix of the will; appoints his father (in-law) Thomas Prence, and brother (in-law) John Freeman and Nathaniel Bacon, overseers of the will, which was witnessed by Edwd Bangs and Josiah Cook. 'Inventory taken by John Done and Wm Merrick, and Exhibited at cout 4 Mar. 1661. Am't. L202.4s.8p. 'from abstracts of the earlies wills in the probate office, Plymouth.[18] I Nathaniell Mayo… doe make this my laast will and testament…

I doe give to my eldest son Thomas a bridled three yeare old heiffer in lue of an old Cow that was killed and alsoe a yeare old and vantage mare Colt that Came of the mare that Died and two yeare old bulls and alsoe a gun and a sword

ffurther I give to Nathaniell and Samuell a yeare old mare Colt being a Rid one that Came of the old Mare

ffurther I give to Theophilus and my Daughter hannah the first two Coults that the two young mare bring And further I give to my loveing wife hannah Mayo three mares three Cowes two three year old heiffers two oxen two steers one bull two yeare old heiffers two Calves and the land both upland and meddow Dureing her widdowhood to bee solely att her Dispose and then afterwards one third to the eldest son; and the Remainder to bee Disposed of amongest the Rest of the Children; further I give all my household goods to bee att my wives Disposall; my desire is that if it please god to blesse my wife and to give her to enjoy the life of that which she is now Reddy to bring Forth that shee bee mindfull to bestow something upon it as a token of my love and also my will is that my Children bee all brought up to write and Read

Alsoe I doe ordaine my loveing hannah Mayo to bee my sold exequitor; and my loveing father Mr. Thomas Prence and my loveing brothers John ffreeman and Nathan Bacon to bee my overseers of this my last will and testament

Nathaniell Mayo In the presence of Edward Banges Josias Cooke Dated this 19th of the 10th month (61)”[19]

“A true Inventory of the estate of Nathaniell Mayo of Eastham late deceased…

Imp one bed bedsted and all belonging to it.10-00-00 Item one trundle bed bedsted and all belonging to it......................................................................04-10-00 Item the chamber bed and bedsted and all belonging to it......................................................................08-00-00 Item pillow bears..............................................02-00-00 Item the other linnin as sheets napkins and table cloths shiffs &c..................................................09-02-00 Item one settee.................................................00-04-00 Item the pewter smale and great with the spoones.............................................................05-04-08 Item tin pans with other nessesaries............00-05-00 Item a brasse kille with other smaller brasse thinges...............................................................05-15-00 Item Iron pots one kettle one skillet [ ] Iron worke.................................................................04-11-00 Item earthen ware............................................00-08-00 Item wooden ware............................................00-10-00 Item Sawes and other smale nessesaries......02-00-00 Item guns............................................................03-00-00 Item Chists tables and other nessesarie household..........................................................03-10-00 Item wearing clothes........................................10-04-00 Item more one rid jacket..................................01-05-00 Item one [ ] and some other smale things...00-18-00 Item one [ ]......................................................00-10-00 Item divers thinges in the other roome..........03-00-00 Item Shooes and books....................................00-10-00 Item Chaires and stooles..................................00-10-00 Item one cart and others thinges with it as appurtenances.............................................02-10-00 Item plow shares halters cart [ ]..................01-00-00 Item two halfe butts.........................................00-04-00 Item one spit.....................................................00-02-00 Item one barrel of beefe and one hide..........03-00-00 Item cattle 2 oxen.............................................10-00-00 Item 4 Cowes.....................................................16-00-00 Item 3 three yeare old heiffers........................10-00-00 Item 2 steers......................................................09-00-00 Item 5 two year olds.........................................10-00-00 Item one yearling one calfe.............................01-10-00 Item three mares..............................................40-00-00 Item one 2 yeare old mare..............................10-00-00 Item one yeare old mare coult........................08-00-00 Item Jonathan Sparrow....................................06-10-00 Item three [ ]....................................................00-12-00 the total........................................................... 202-04-08 Indian corne thirteen bushels Three bushels and an halfe of Wheat Six bushels of rye Eight bushels of pease Two Bushels of barley And some meat to [ ] in the family

John Doane William Warricke the debts are not known neither to him nor what hee oweth to others as yet"[20]

Sources

↑ 1.0 1.1 Mayo-Rodwick, Jean, Rev John Mayo and his Descendants, 6th Edition (2010) is available in its entirety here [1] ↑ Source: #S129 Page: Eastham and Orleans Historical Papers; Josiah Paine; v.55; pp. 868-870 ↑ Source: #S408 Page: no.31; James W. Hawes; Yarmouthport, MA; 1917; p.31 ↑ Source: #S666 Page: 453 ↑ Source: #S00333 Text: Record for John Mayo ↑ Source: #S195 ↑ Source: #S16 ↑ Source: #S666 Page: 452 ↑ Source: #S195 ↑ Source: #S441 ↑ Source: #S440 ↑ Source: #S666 Page: 452 ↑ Source: #S667 Page: 293 ↑ Source: #S16 ↑ Source: #S195 ↑ Source: #S666 Page: 452 ↑ Source: #S00333: Text: Record for John Mayo ↑ Source: #S128 Page: 530 ↑ Plymouth Colony Probate Records- Vol. II, pp. 71-2 ↑ Plymouth Colony Probate Records- Vol. II, pp. 71-2 Source: #S-923559106: Page: Ancestry Family Trees: Text: http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=7179083&pid=... Source S00333 Title: OneWorldTree Publication: Ancestry.com: The Generations Network, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Repository: #R00002 Source: S195 Title: Mary Beth Wheeler - GENDEX - 11/98 Source: S3385 Title: Ancestral File (R) The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (R) (Copyright (c) 1987, June 1998, data as of 5 January 1998) Repository: #R36 Source: S440 Title: Internet Genealogy Source Source: S441 Title: Mayflowerfamilies.com (http://www.mayflowerfamilies.com/mayflower/thomas1_rogers_family.htm) Source: S666 Title: Cape Cod Library Vol. 1, Thomas Howes... Source: S667 Title: History of the Town of Duxbury, Massachusetts Source: S939 Title: Genealogical Publishing Company, Mayflower Families 1500s - 1800s CD #171 (Broderbund) Knowles Family - pg. 442 Source: S128 Title: Mayflower Source Records Author: Roberts Publication: 1986 Source: S129 Title: Consolidated Library of Cape Cod History and Genealogy, Series: series - over 120 published Author: Smith, Leonard H. Jr. Publication: Owl Books, Clearwater, FL, 1990 Repository: #R18 Call Number: 974.401 B26C Source: S408 Title: Library of Cape Cod History and Genealogy Publication: C. W. Swift, Yarmouthport, MA Repository: #R9 Source S16 Title: International Genealogical Index (IGI) - Individual Record - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Repository: R9 Name: Library of Michigan Address: City: Lansing State: MI Repository: R18 Name: Allen County Public Library Address: City: Ft Wayne State: IN Repository R00002 Name: Ancestry.com Address: www.ancestry.com Repository: R36 Name: Family History Library Address: 35 N West Temple Street CONT Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 USA reference "Barnstable Co. Cape Cod" vol.2. pp 361 362 Acknowledgements

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (R), Copyright (c) 1987, June 1998, data as of 5 January 1998. Ancestral File Number 8VZB-B5

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• PRENCE, Hannah
• b. ABT 1630 Plymouth, Plymouth, Mass.
• d. 25 NOV 1698 Eastham, Barnstable, Mass.
• Parents:
• Father: PRENCE, Thomas
• Mother: BREWSTER, Patience
• Family:
• Marriage: 13 FEB 1649/50 Eastham, Barnstable, Mass.
• Spouse: MAYO, Nathaniel
• b. 1625
• d. 24 FEB 1661/2 Eastham, Barnstable, Mass.
• Children:
  • MAYO, Thomas
  • MAYO, Nathaniel
  • MAYO, Samuel
  • MAYO, Hannah b. 17 OCT 1657 Eastham, Barnstable, Mass. d. JUN 1676 Eastham, Barnstable, Mass.
  • MAYO, Theophilus
• From: http://www.genealogyofnewengland.com/f_c8.htm#32 __________________

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GEDCOM Note

“Will dated 19 10 mo 1661, names his sons Thomas (eldest), Nathaniel, Samuel, Theophilus; his daughter Hannah; his wife Hannah, the executrix of the will; appoints his father (in-law) Thomas Prence and brother (in-law) John Freeman and Nathaniel Bacon, overseers of the will, which was witnessed by Edw Bangs and Josiah Cook. Inventory taken by John Done and Wm Merrick, and Exhibited at court 4 Mar. 1661. Am’t £202.4’ 8.”

Listed as one of those able to bear arms in the Colony of New Plymouth, Barnstable, Yarmouth & Taunton in 1643. Source Link: https://www.geni.com/documents/view?doc_id=6000000175876198822label=@S356@ Source Link: https://www.geni.com/documents/view?doc_id=6000000175876065835label=@S374@