William Wetherell #1 (died young)

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Brief Life History of William

When William Witherell was born about 1597, in England, his father, William Wetherell, was 33 and his mother, Ufn Rogers, was 28. He had at least 1 son with Mrs Witherell.

Spouse

William Witherell
Male
1597–Deceased

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Male

Mrs Witherell
Female
1599–Deceased

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Female

Children (1)

William Wetherell I
Male
1625–1691

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Male

Parents

William Wetherell
Male
1565–1621

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Male

Ufn Rogers
Female
1570–1635

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Female

Siblings (4)

Sarah Wetherell
Female
1589–1664

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Female

John Wetherell
Male
1594–1672

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Male

William Witherell
Male
1597–Deceased

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Male

Rev. William Wetherell II
Male
1600–1684

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Male

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William Witherell
1597–Deceased •

William Witherell
Last Changed: August 24, 2022 by Vinnie 1936
Sex • 2 Sources •
Male
Last Changed: June 24, 2012 by LarsenMarlene

Birth • 0 Sources •
about 1597
England
Reason This Information Is Correct:
Modified | History
24 June 2012 by LarsenMarlene2
Last Changed: April 1, 2021 by Stephen Alan Draper

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Death • 0 Sources •
Deceased
Last Changed: April 1, 2021 by Stephen Alan Draper

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Family Members

Spouses and Children

William Witherell
1597–Deceased • 9K7X-FTT​​
No Marriage Events

Mrs Witherell
1599–Deceased • HVB8-RFM​​

Children of Mrs Witherell and William Witherell (1)

William Wetherell I
1625–1691 • LZVC-K94​​

Parents and Siblings

William Wetherell
1565–1621 • LZ29-ZF9​​
Marriage: 1589
Maidstone, Kent, England

Ufn Rogers
1570–1635 • LZGH-HF7​​

Children of Ufn Rogers and William Wetherell (4)
Sarah Wetherell
1589–1664 • LCYM-7QD​​

John Wetherell
1594–1672 • KZ8Q-KKB​​

William Witherell
1597–Deceased •

Rev. William Wetherell II
1600–1684 •

Father:

William Wetherell
Male
1565–20 May 1621

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Brief Life History of William
When William Wetherell was born in 1565, in York, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, his father, John Wetherill, was 35 and his mother, Margaret Smithe, was 20. He married Ufn Rogers in 1589, in Maidstone, Kent, England. They were the parents of at least 3 sons and 1 daughter. He died on 20 May 1621, in St Martin Ludgate, London, England, United Kingdom, at the age of 56, and was buried in Surrey, England, United Kingdom.

Spouse

William Wetherell
Male
1565–1621

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Male
Ufn Rogers
Female
1570–1635

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Female
Marriage
1589
Maidstone, Kent, England

Children (4)

Sarah Wetherell
Female
1589–1664

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Female
John Wetherell
Male
1594–1672

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Male
William Witherell
Male
1597–Deceased

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Male
Rev. William Wetherell II
Male
1600–1684

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Male
Parents

John Wetherill
Male
1530–1625

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Male
Margaret Smithe
Female
1545–1622

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Female
Siblings (1)

William Wetherell
Male
1565–1621

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Male

The following is from Threlfall, Twenty-six great migration colonists to New England & their origins, 1993:

"There has been an effort, in several genealogical monographs, to assign William Witherell to various families. Peter Charles Witherell and Edwin Ralph Witherell's well documented "History and Genealogy of the Witherell/Wetherell Family of New England" repeats the tradition that he was a descendant of Rev. John Rogers the Martyr of Smithfield, but there is no reason to believe this. It has also been suggested by Savage, as well as others, that Rev. William was related to Sarah, the wife of Stephen Fosdick (1584-1664), and that he was a brother to John Wetherell of Watertown, and an uncle of William Witherell of Taunton, Mass. All of these claims have no proven basis. Most likely the discovery of William Witherell's birthplace will resolve these questions."

Earlier, Threlfell notes that our William seems to be from the Yorkshire area of England -- as it seems he moved to Kent for a job after he got his Mastres. Venn's "Alumni Cantabrigienses" notes: [he] matriculated sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter 1619. Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1622/3; M.A. 1626; Schoolmaster of Maidstone..."

Fifteen years later, researches have still not found his origins (Robert Charles Anderson, Great Migration: Immigrants to New England, 1634-1635 (Boston, Mass.: New England Historical Genealogical Society, 2008), 7: 317-22.)