Bethiah Lucas
F, b. 29 May 1704, d. 26 July 1762
| Father | Benoni Lucas b. 30 Oct 1659, d. 28 Feb 1730 |
| Mother | Repentance Harlow b. 22 Nov 1660, d. 2 Nov 1738 |
| Last Edited | 2 Aug 2007 |
Bethiah Lucas was born on 29 May 1704 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She married David Shurtleff, son of Abiel Shurtleff and Lydia Barnes, on 14 October 1731 at Plympton, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Bethiah Lucas died on 26 July 1762 at Plympton, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 58.
Her married name was Shurtleff.
Her married name was Shurtleff.
Family | David Shurtleff b. 1 Jun 1703, d. 4 Apr 1784 |
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Abiel Shurtleff
M, b. 23 June 1666, d. 28 October 1732
| Father | William Shurtleff b. 16 May 1624, d. 23 Jun 1666 |
| Mother | Elizabeth Lettice b. 1636 or 1637, d. 31 Oct 1693 |
| Last Edited | 23 Jan 2016 |
Abiel Shurtleff was born on 23 June 1666 at Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He was christened on 30 June 1666 at Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He married Lydia Barnes, daughter of Jonathan Barnes and Elizabeth Hedge, on 14 January 1696 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Abiel Shurtleff died on 28 October 1732 at Plympton, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 66. He was buried on 28 October 1732 at North Carver, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
He was Mr Shurtleff was a very noted housewright, as was his father, and built 'all the meeting houses inhis time'.
He was Mr Shurtleff was a very noted housewright, as was his father, and built 'all the meeting houses inhis time'.
Family | Lydia Barnes b. 4 Jul 1674, d. 10 Sep 1727 |
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Lydia Barnes
F, b. 4 July 1674, d. 10 September 1727
| Father | Jonathan Barnes b. 3 Jun 1643, d. 20 Aug 1714 |
| Mother | Elizabeth Hedge b. 21 May 1647, d. 15 Dec 1731 |
| Last Edited | 23 Jan 2016 |
Lydia Barnes was born on 4 July 1674 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She married Abiel Shurtleff, son of William Shurtleff and Elizabeth Lettice, on 14 January 1696 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Lydia Barnes died on 10 September 1727 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 53. She was buried at North Carver, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Her married name was Shurtleff.
Her married name was Shurtleff.
Family | Abiel Shurtleff b. 23 Jun 1666, d. 28 Oct 1732 |
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William Shurtleff
M, b. 16 May 1624, d. 23 June 1666
| Father | Thomas Shurtleff |
| Last Edited | 24 Jan 2016 |
William Shurtleff was born on 16 May 1624 at Hallam, West Riding, Yorkshire. He married Elizabeth Lettice, daughter of Thomas Lettice and Ann (?), on 18 October 1655 at Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts. William Shurtleff died on 23 June 1666 at Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 42. He was buried on 24 June 1666 at Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
He (Research):This name had various spellings Chyrclyf, then Shircliff, later Schirclyff, andafterwards Shiercliffe. William Shurtleff was also known as William Shircliff. He immigrated from 1632 to 1634; Ecclesfield is about 5 miles due north of Sheffield and about 20 miles from Scrooby, long sinceshown to be the gathering place of the Puritans before they left England for Holland. In thisvillage as a seat called 'Whitney Hall' and at another called Ecclesfield Hall once resided theonly family of which we have any knowledge, who bore the name previous to the appearance of WilliamShurtleff or any other person of the name in America. Therefore, it is not unreasonable to supposethat he, living so near the nestlingplace of the Leyden Pilgrims and being of an enthusiastic ageand ardent temperment, became fired by the spirit of adventure or inspired with the holy zeal ofthe Puritans, and this became one of the first settlers of the town of Plymouth and one of theforefathers of New England.
He (Research):This name had various spellings Chyrclyf, then Shircliff, later Schirclyff, andafterwards Shiercliffe. William Shurtleff was also known as William Shircliff. He immigrated from 1632 to 1634; Ecclesfield is about 5 miles due north of Sheffield and about 20 miles from Scrooby, long sinceshown to be the gathering place of the Puritans before they left England for Holland. In thisvillage as a seat called 'Whitney Hall' and at another called Ecclesfield Hall once resided theonly family of which we have any knowledge, who bore the name previous to the appearance of WilliamShurtleff or any other person of the name in America. Therefore, it is not unreasonable to supposethat he, living so near the nestlingplace of the Leyden Pilgrims and being of an enthusiastic ageand ardent temperment, became fired by the spirit of adventure or inspired with the holy zeal ofthe Puritans, and this became one of the first settlers of the town of Plymouth and one of theforefathers of New England.
Family | Elizabeth Lettice b. 1636 or 1637, d. 31 Oct 1693 |
| Marriage* | He married Elizabeth Lettice, daughter of Thomas Lettice and Ann (?), on 18 October 1655 at Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts. |
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Elizabeth Lettice
F, b. 1636 or 1637, d. 31 October 1693
| Father | Thomas Lettice b. bt 1587 - 1611, d. 1681 |
| Mother | Ann (?) b. c 1606, d. 2 Jul 1687 |
| Last Edited | 24 Jan 2016 |
Elizabeth Lettice was born in 1636 or 1637 at England. She married William Shurtleff, son of Thomas Shurtleff, on 18 October 1655 at Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Elizabeth Lettice married Jacob Cooke, son of Francis Cooke, on 18 November 1669 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Elizabeth Lettice married Hugh Cole on 1 January 1689. Elizabeth Lettice died on 31 October 1693 at Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts. She was buried at Barrington, Bristol, Rhode Island.
Her married name was Cole. Her married name was Shurtleff. Her married name was Cooke.
Her married name was Cole. Her married name was Shurtleff. Her married name was Cooke.
Family 1 | William Shurtleff b. 16 May 1624, d. 23 Jun 1666 |
| Marriage* | She married William Shurtleff, son of Thomas Shurtleff, on 18 October 1655 at Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts. |
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Family 2 | Jacob Cooke b. 1618, d. 7 Jul 1676 |
| Marriage* | Elizabeth Lettice married Jacob Cooke, son of Francis Cooke, on 18 November 1669 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. |
Thomas Shurtleff
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Thomas Shurtleff married an unknown person.
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Benoni Lucas
M, b. 30 October 1659, d. 28 February 1730
| Father | Thomas Lucas b. 1630, d. Jan 1679 |
| Mother | Mrs Thomas Lucas ? |
| Last Edited | 23 Jan 2016 |
Benoni Lucas was born on 30 October 1659 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He married Repentance Harlow, daughter of William Harlow and Mary Faunce, circa 1683 at Plympton, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Benoni Lucas died on 28 February 1730 at Carver, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 70. He was buried at North Carver, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Family | Repentance Harlow b. 22 Nov 1660, d. 2 Nov 1738 |
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Repentance Harlow
F, b. 22 November 1660, d. 2 November 1738
| Father | William Harlow b. 5 Oct 1630, d. 26 Aug 1691 |
| Mother | Mary Faunce b. 25 Jul 1638, d. 4 Oct 1664 |
| Last Edited | 23 Jan 2016 |
Repentance Harlow was born on 22 November 1660 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She married Benoni Lucas, son of Thomas Lucas and Mrs Thomas Lucas ?, circa 1683 at Plympton, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Repentance Harlow died on 2 November 1738 at Carver, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 77. She was buried at North Carver, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Her married name was Lucas.
Her married name was Lucas.
Family | Benoni Lucas b. 30 Oct 1659, d. 28 Feb 1730 |
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Thomas Lucas
M, b. 1630, d. January 1679
| Father | Thomas Lucas b. 1579, d. 1649 |
| Mother | Anne Biron |
| Last Edited | 1 May 2011 |
Thomas Lucas was born in 1630 at England. He married Mrs Thomas Lucas ? Thomas Lucas died in January 1679 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
He left a will at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts; Estate was worth £141/10; £39 was real estate, £30/10/9 - shovels, hoes, pot hangers, etc from hisblacksmith shop.
He left a will at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts; Estate was worth £141/10; £39 was real estate, £30/10/9 - shovels, hoes, pot hangers, etc from hisblacksmith shop.
Family | Mrs Thomas Lucas ? |
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Patience Warren
F, b. 15 March 1660
| Father | Joseph Warren b. b 22 Mar 1627, d. 4 May 1689 |
| Mother | Priscilla Faunce b. 1633, d. 15 May 1707 |
| Last Edited | 26 Aug 2007 |
Patience Warren was born on 15 March 1660 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She married Samuel Lucas, son of Thomas Lucas and Mrs Thomas Lucas ?, on 16 December 1686. Patience Warren died.
Her married name was Lucas.
Her married name was Lucas.
Family | Samuel Lucas b. 15 Sep 1661, d. 17 Jan 1716 |
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James LeBaron
M, b. 23 March 1696, d. 10 May 1744
| Father | Francis LeBaron b. 1668, d. 8 Aug 1704 |
| Mother | Mary Wilder b. 7 Apr 1668, d. 25 Sep 1737 |
| Last Edited | 24 Jan 2016 |
James LeBaron was born on 23 March 1696 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He married Martha Benson, daughter of John Benson and Elizabeth Briggs, on 3 November 1720 at Middleboro, Plymouth, Massachusetts. James LeBaron died on 10 May 1744 at Middleboro, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 48. He was buried at Middleboro, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
He (Research):9 Children. James LeBaron was also known as James Lebarron.
He (Research):9 Children. James LeBaron was also known as James Lebarron.
Family | Martha Benson b. 5 Mar 1703 |
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Martha Benson
F, b. 5 March 1703
| Father | John Benson b. c 1663, d. 22 May 1725 |
| Mother | Elizabeth Briggs b. 3 Apr 1665 |
| Last Edited | 2 Aug 2007 |
Martha Benson was born on 5 March 1703 at Rochester, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She married James LeBaron, son of Francis LeBaron and Mary Wilder, on 3 November 1720 at Middleboro, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Martha Benson married William Parker in 1745. Martha Benson died.
Her married name was LeBaron. Martha Benson was also known as Martha LeBaron (Lebarron). Her married name was Parker.
Her married name was LeBaron. Martha Benson was also known as Martha LeBaron (Lebarron). Her married name was Parker.
Family 1 | James LeBaron b. 23 Mar 1696, d. 10 May 1744 |
| Marriage* | She married James LeBaron, son of Francis LeBaron and Mary Wilder, on 3 November 1720 at Middleboro, Plymouth, Massachusetts. |
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| Marriage* | Martha Benson married William Parker in 1745. |
Francis LeBaron
M, b. 1668, d. 8 August 1704
| Last Edited | 18 Feb 2007 |
Francis LeBaron was born in 1668 at France. He married Mary Wilder, daughter of Edward Wilder and Elizabeth Eames, on 6 September 1695 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Francis LeBaron died on 8 August 1704 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He was buried at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
He was He was a Roman Catholic, and always wore a cross upon his breast. He left a will; He left 90 acres of wood-land to the town, for the use of the poor forever. He (Research):There is no record or even tradition of his life before his arrival in Plymouth. Norecord has been found of the name of the privateer, or of the port from which she sailed; only thefact of the ship-wreck, and of the young, highly eductated Frenchman, of peculiar and decidedcharacter, who 'tarried' in the little pilgrim town, where he was alien in speech, and an alien inreligion, for less than ten years and then he died. A cloud of mystery and romance surrounds his life. His wife's last request was that she mightbe buried by the side of her first husband. He immigrated in 1694; The name LeBaron was first known in this country in the year 1694. In the autumn of that year, aFrench privateer, cruising on the American coast, was wrecked in Buzzard's Bay, near Falmouth. Theofficers and crew were taken prisoners, and marched to Boston. In Plymouth, Frances LeBaron, thesurgeon of the ship, was detained by sickness. He could not speak English, the people about himcould not speak Franch, but Dr John Cotton, the minister of the town, talked to him in Latin, andbecame interested in him. He performed what seemed at the time a wonderful surgical operation onthe landlady of the inn; and as there was no physician in Plymouth, the selectmen of the townpetitioned Lieut. Gov William Stoughton, then acting governor, that Dr LeBaron might be 'permittedto tarry in the town of Plymouth'. The petition was granted, and he practiced medicine and surgerythere till his death.
He was He was a Roman Catholic, and always wore a cross upon his breast. He left a will; He left 90 acres of wood-land to the town, for the use of the poor forever. He (Research):There is no record or even tradition of his life before his arrival in Plymouth. Norecord has been found of the name of the privateer, or of the port from which she sailed; only thefact of the ship-wreck, and of the young, highly eductated Frenchman, of peculiar and decidedcharacter, who 'tarried' in the little pilgrim town, where he was alien in speech, and an alien inreligion, for less than ten years and then he died. A cloud of mystery and romance surrounds his life. His wife's last request was that she mightbe buried by the side of her first husband. He immigrated in 1694; The name LeBaron was first known in this country in the year 1694. In the autumn of that year, aFrench privateer, cruising on the American coast, was wrecked in Buzzard's Bay, near Falmouth. Theofficers and crew were taken prisoners, and marched to Boston. In Plymouth, Frances LeBaron, thesurgeon of the ship, was detained by sickness. He could not speak English, the people about himcould not speak Franch, but Dr John Cotton, the minister of the town, talked to him in Latin, andbecame interested in him. He performed what seemed at the time a wonderful surgical operation onthe landlady of the inn; and as there was no physician in Plymouth, the selectmen of the townpetitioned Lieut. Gov William Stoughton, then acting governor, that Dr LeBaron might be 'permittedto tarry in the town of Plymouth'. The petition was granted, and he practiced medicine and surgerythere till his death.
Family | Mary Wilder b. 7 Apr 1668, d. 25 Sep 1737 |
| Marriage* | He married Mary Wilder, daughter of Edward Wilder and Elizabeth Eames, on 6 September 1695 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts. |
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Mary Wilder
F, b. 7 April 1668, d. 25 September 1737
| Father | Edward Wilder b. bt 1619 - 1623, d. 17 Oct 1690 |
| Mother | Elizabeth Eames b. 13 Jun 1624, d. 26 Jun 1692 |
| Last Edited | 23 Dec 2006 |
Mary Wilder was born on 7 April 1668 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She married Francis LeBaron on 6 September 1695 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Mary Wilder married Return Wait in 1707. Mary Wilder died on 25 September 1737 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 69.
Her married name was LeBaron. Her married name was Wait.
Her married name was LeBaron. Her married name was Wait.
Family 1 | Francis LeBaron b. 1668, d. 8 Aug 1704 |
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John Benson
M, b. circa 1663, d. 22 May 1725
| Father | John Benson b. c 1635, d. 10 Mar 1711 |
| Mother | Elizabeth Marsh b. 8 Jul 1646, d. 26 Feb 1704 |
| Last Edited | 11 Feb 2007 |
John Benson was born circa 1663 at Plymouth, MA. He married Elizabeth Briggs, daughter of Samuel Briggs and Elizabeth Ellis, in September 1688 at Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts. John Benson died on 22 May 1725 at Rochester, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Family | Elizabeth Briggs b. 3 Apr 1665 |
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Elizabeth Briggs
F, b. 3 April 1665
| Father | Samuel Briggs |
| Mother | Elizabeth Ellis b. c 1645 |
| Last Edited | 13 Apr 2008 |
Elizabeth Briggs was born on 3 April 1665 at Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts. She married John Benson, son of John Benson and Elizabeth Marsh, in September 1688 at Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts. Elizabeth Briggs died.
Her married name was Benson.
Her married name was Benson.
Family | John Benson b. c 1663, d. 22 May 1725 |
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Thomas Lettice
M, b. between 1587 and 1611, d. 1681
| Last Edited | 25 Jan 2009 |
Thomas Lettice was born between 1587 and 1611. He married Ann (?) before 1637. Thomas Lettice died in 1681.
He immigrated before 1638.
He immigrated before 1638.
Family | Ann (?) b. c 1606, d. 2 Jul 1687 |
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Ann (?)
F, b. circa 1606, d. 2 July 1687
| Last Edited | 25 Jan 2009 |
Ann (?) was born circa 1606. She married Thomas Lettice before 1637. Ann (?) died on 2 July 1687 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Her married name was Lettice.
Her married name was Lettice.
Family | Thomas Lettice b. bt 1587 - 1611, d. 1681 |
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Jonathan Barnes
M, b. 3 June 1643, d. 20 August 1714
| Father | John Barnes b. c 1608, d. Aug 1671 |
| Mother | Mary Plummer b. 1614, d. 2 Jun 1651 |
| Last Edited | 9 Oct 2007 |
Jonathan Barnes was born on 3 June 1643 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He married Elizabeth Hedge, daughter of William Hedges and Blanche Hull, on 4 January 1665 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Jonathan Barnes died on 20 August 1714 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 71.
Family | Elizabeth Hedge b. 21 May 1647, d. 15 Dec 1731 |
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Elizabeth Hedge
F, b. 21 May 1647, d. 15 December 1731
| Father | William Hedges b. 27 Mar 1602, d. 11 Aug 1670 |
| Mother | Blanche Hull b. bt 1600 - 1622 |
| Last Edited | 2 Aug 2007 |
Elizabeth Hedge was born on 21 May 1647 at Yarmouth, Barnstable, Massachusetts. She married Jonathan Barnes, son of John Barnes and Mary Plummer, on 4 January 1665 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Elizabeth Hedge died on 15 December 1731 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 84.
Her married name was Barnes.
Her married name was Barnes.
Family | Jonathan Barnes b. 3 Jun 1643, d. 20 Aug 1714 |
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William Hedges
M, b. 27 March 1602, d. 11 August 1670
| Father | Elisha Hedge |
| Mother | Ann Ward |
| Last Edited | 30 Dec 2006 |
William Hedges was born on 27 March 1602 at Northamptonshire. He married Blanche Hull before 1647 at Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts. William Hedges died on 11 August 1670 at Yarmouth, Barnstable, Massachusetts, at age 68.
He was educated Signed his will. He left a will on 30 June 1670; In his will, dated 30 June 1670 and proved 11 August 1670, 'William Hedge Senior in Yarmouth ...being weak of body' bequeathed to 'MY beloved son Abraham Hedge this now my dwelling house with allthe household stuff ... and all my land that belongeth to my dwelling house, and also all my lands,both upland and meadow that I have in the Prime Field'; to 'my beloved son Elisha Hedge my neck ofland and meadows belonging thereunto provided that he pay his brother, my son William, £5'; to 'mybeloved son William £40 in debts and my best suit of clothes and my best hat'; to 'my beloved sonJohn £50 and my next suit of clothes and my brass musket and my rapier and belt and two mares andtwo colts'; to 'my beloved son Elemuell £50 and two mares and two colts'; to 'my beloved daughterSarah Mathews' £5; to 'my beloved daughter Elizabeth Barnes' £5; to 'my beloved daughter MarySturgis' £40; to 'my beloved daughter Marcye' £50; 'to my beloved sister Brookes £30 that is ofmine in Virginia that is due to me from Brother Brookes, deceased, likewise it is my mind and willthat my sister Brookes shall have her livelihood amongst my children so long as she continues awidow'; 'my beloved son Elisha' sole executor; 'my beloved friends Mr. Thomas Thornton, Mr. EdmondHawes and Richard Tayler' overseers; 'whereas Blanch, my wife, hath dealt falsely with me in thecovenant of marriage in departing from me, therefore I do in this my last will ... give her 12d.and also what I have received of hers my will is shall be returned to her again' [MD 18:252, citingPCPR 3:20].
Administration on the estate of 'Captain Will[i]am Hedge lately deceased' was granted to ElishaHedge on 11 August 1670 [PCR 5:47]. The inventory of the estate of 'Captain William Hedge ofYarmouth late deceased' was taken 15 July 1670 and totalled £487 16s., including no real estate [MD18:252, citing PCPR 3:21].
He was educated Signed his will. He left a will on 30 June 1670; In his will, dated 30 June 1670 and proved 11 August 1670, 'William Hedge Senior in Yarmouth ...being weak of body' bequeathed to 'MY beloved son Abraham Hedge this now my dwelling house with allthe household stuff ... and all my land that belongeth to my dwelling house, and also all my lands,both upland and meadow that I have in the Prime Field'; to 'my beloved son Elisha Hedge my neck ofland and meadows belonging thereunto provided that he pay his brother, my son William, £5'; to 'mybeloved son William £40 in debts and my best suit of clothes and my best hat'; to 'my beloved sonJohn £50 and my next suit of clothes and my brass musket and my rapier and belt and two mares andtwo colts'; to 'my beloved son Elemuell £50 and two mares and two colts'; to 'my beloved daughterSarah Mathews' £5; to 'my beloved daughter Elizabeth Barnes' £5; to 'my beloved daughter MarySturgis' £40; to 'my beloved daughter Marcye' £50; 'to my beloved sister Brookes £30 that is ofmine in Virginia that is due to me from Brother Brookes, deceased, likewise it is my mind and willthat my sister Brookes shall have her livelihood amongst my children so long as she continues awidow'; 'my beloved son Elisha' sole executor; 'my beloved friends Mr. Thomas Thornton, Mr. EdmondHawes and Richard Tayler' overseers; 'whereas Blanch, my wife, hath dealt falsely with me in thecovenant of marriage in departing from me, therefore I do in this my last will ... give her 12d.and also what I have received of hers my will is shall be returned to her again' [MD 18:252, citingPCPR 3:20].
Administration on the estate of 'Captain Will[i]am Hedge lately deceased' was granted to ElishaHedge on 11 August 1670 [PCR 5:47]. The inventory of the estate of 'Captain William Hedge ofYarmouth late deceased' was taken 15 July 1670 and totalled £487 16s., including no real estate [MD18:252, citing PCPR 3:21].
Family | Blanche Hull b. bt 1600 - 1622 |
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Blanche Hull
F, b. between 1600 and 1622
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Blanche Hull was born between 1600 and 1622. She married William Hedges, son of Elisha Hedge and Ann Ward, before 1647 at Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts. Blanche Hull died.
Her married name was Hedges. Blanche Hull was also known as Blanche Hedge.
Her married name was Hedges. Blanche Hull was also known as Blanche Hedge.
Family | William Hedges b. 27 Mar 1602, d. 11 Aug 1670 |
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John Barnes
M, b. circa 1608, d. August 1671
| Last Edited | 5 Jan 2008 |
John Barnes was born circa 1608. He married Mary Plummer on 12 September 1633 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. John Barnes married Joan (?) before 1 March 1653. John Barnes died in August 1671 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. His estate was probated on 30 August 1671; The inventory of 'Mr JOhn Barnes lately deceased' was lengthy and totalled £226 18s 8d. His estate was probated on 29 October 1671; Will proved.
He was Yeoman, merchant. He immigrated in 1632; To Plymouth. He left a will on 6 March 1668; Bequeathed to wife Joan one half the housing and lands for life; to son Jonathan the other half ofthe housing and lands forver (unless he forfeit it based on conditions stated later); to grandsonJohn Marshall land lying near Rhode Island; to 'my cousin the wife of Henery Samson' 40s; to wifeone-third of movables forever (on certain conditions); so son JOnathan one-third of movables'incase he do not demand any part of that estate formerly I gave to my daughter Lyddyah nowdeceased, in case he shall so do then third shall fall unto my grandson John Marshall'; to 'mygrandchildren now in being together with my kinswoman Ester Ricket' one-third of movables; wifeJoan Barnes and son Jonathan to be executors.
He was Yeoman, merchant. He immigrated in 1632; To Plymouth. He left a will on 6 March 1668; Bequeathed to wife Joan one half the housing and lands for life; to son Jonathan the other half ofthe housing and lands forver (unless he forfeit it based on conditions stated later); to grandsonJohn Marshall land lying near Rhode Island; to 'my cousin the wife of Henery Samson' 40s; to wifeone-third of movables forever (on certain conditions); so son JOnathan one-third of movables'incase he do not demand any part of that estate formerly I gave to my daughter Lyddyah nowdeceased, in case he shall so do then third shall fall unto my grandson John Marshall'; to 'mygrandchildren now in being together with my kinswoman Ester Ricket' one-third of movables; wifeJoan Barnes and son Jonathan to be executors.
Family 1 | Mary Plummer b. 1614, d. 2 Jun 1651 |
| Marriage* | He married Mary Plummer on 12 September 1633 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. |
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Mary Plummer
F, b. 1614, d. 2 June 1651
| Last Edited | 9 Oct 2007 |
Mary Plummer was born in 1614. She married John Barnes on 12 September 1633 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Mary Plummer died on 2 June 1651 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Her married name was Barnes.
Her married name was Barnes.
Family | John Barnes b. c 1608, d. Aug 1671 |
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William Harlow
M, b. 5 October 1630, d. 26 August 1691
| Last Edited | 5 Jan 2008 |
William Harlow was born on 5 October 1630 at England. He married Rebecca Bartlett (?), daughter of Robert Bartlett and Mary Warren, on 20 December 1649 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. William Harlow married Mary Faunce, daughter of John Faunce and Patience Morton, on 15 July 1658 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. William Harlow married Mary Shelly on 25 January 1665 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. William Harlow died on 26 August 1691 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 60.
William Harlow was also known as William Harlowe.
William Harlow was also known as William Harlowe.
Family 1 | Mary Faunce b. 25 Jul 1638, d. 4 Oct 1664 |
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Family 2 | Rebecca Bartlett (?) b. c 1631, d. c 1657 |
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Family 3 | Mary Shelly |
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Mary Faunce
F, b. 25 July 1638, d. 4 October 1664
| Father | John Faunce b. 1608, d. 29 Nov 1654 |
| Mother | Patience Morton b. c 1615, d. 16 Aug 1691 |
| Last Edited | 5 Jan 2008 |
Mary Faunce was born on 25 July 1638 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She married William Harlow on 15 July 1658 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Mary Faunce died on 4 October 1664 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 26.
Her married name was Harlow.
Her married name was Harlow.
Family | William Harlow b. 5 Oct 1630, d. 26 Aug 1691 |
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John Faunce
M, b. 1608, d. 29 November 1654
| Last Edited | 23 Jan 2016 |
John Faunce was born in 1608 at Purleigh, Essex. He married Patience Morton, daughter of George Morton and Julianna Carpenter, circa 1633 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. John Faunce died on 29 November 1654 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
He immigrated on 10 July 1623; Anne.
He immigrated on 10 July 1623; Anne.
Family | Patience Morton b. c 1615, d. 16 Aug 1691 |
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Patience Morton
F, b. circa 1615, d. 16 August 1691
| Father | George Morton b. 2 Aug 1585, d. 12 Aug 1625 |
| Mother | Julianna Carpenter b. 17 Mar 1584, d. 19 Feb 1664 |
| Last Edited | 5 Jan 2008 |
Patience Morton was born circa 1615 at Leyden, South Holland. She married John Faunce circa 1633 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Patience Morton married Thomas Whitney after 9 June 1660. Patience Morton died on 16 August 1691 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Her married name was Whitney. Her married name was Faunce.
Her married name was Whitney. Her married name was Faunce.
Family 1 | John Faunce b. 1608, d. 29 Nov 1654 |
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John Benson
M, b. circa 1635, d. 10 March 1711
| Father | John Benson b. 1608, d. 13 Jan 1678 |
| Mother | Mary or Marah Williams b. 12 Oct 1606, d. 14 Dec 1681 |
| Last Edited | 19 Aug 2006 |
John Benson was born circa 1635 at Caversham, Oxfordshire. He married Elizabeth Marsh in 1660. John Benson died on 10 March 1711 at Rochester, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Family | Elizabeth Marsh b. 8 Jul 1646, d. 26 Feb 1704 |
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Elizabeth Marsh
F, b. 8 July 1646, d. 26 February 1704
| Last Edited | 19 Aug 2006 |
Elizabeth Marsh was born on 8 July 1646 at Salem, Essex, Massachusetts. She married John Benson, son of John Benson and Mary or Marah Williams, in 1660. Elizabeth Marsh died on 26 February 1704 at Hull, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 57.
Her married name was Benson.
Her married name was Benson.
Family | John Benson b. c 1635, d. 10 Mar 1711 |
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John Benson
M, b. 1608, d. 13 January 1678
| Last Edited | 19 Aug 2006 |
John Benson was born in 1608 at Caversham, Oxfordshire. He married Mary or Marah Williams on 14 October 1633 at Caversham, Oxfordshire. John Benson died on 13 January 1678 at Hull, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Family | Mary or Marah Williams b. 12 Oct 1606, d. 14 Dec 1681 |
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Mary or Marah Williams
F, b. 12 October 1606, d. 14 December 1681
| Last Edited | 19 Aug 2006 |
Mary or Marah Williams was born on 12 October 1606 at Caversham, Oxfordshire. She married John Benson on 14 October 1633 at Caversham, Oxfordshire. Mary or Marah Williams died on 14 December 1681 at Hull, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 75.
Her married name was Benson.
Her married name was Benson.
Family | John Benson b. 1608, d. 13 Jan 1678 |
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Edward Wilder
M, b. between 1619 and 1623, d. 17 October 1690
| Father | Thomas Wilder b. bt 1569 - 1609 |
| Mother | Martha (?) b. bt 1569 - 1609, d. 20 Apr 1652 |
| Last Edited | 20 Jan 2007 |
Edward Wilder was born between 1619 and 1623 at Shiplake on Tham, Sulham, Reading. He married Elizabeth Eames, daughter of Anthony Eames and Marjorie or Marjery Pierce, on 1 April 1651 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Edward Wilder died on 17 October 1690 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
He was Farmer.
He was Farmer.
Family | Elizabeth Eames b. 13 Jun 1624, d. 26 Jun 1692 |
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Elizabeth Eames
F, b. 13 June 1624, d. 26 June 1692
| Father | Anthony Eames b. c 1595, d. a 28 Jun 1670 |
| Mother | Marjorie or Marjery Pierce b. c 1598 |
| Last Edited | 20 Jan 2007 |
Elizabeth Eames was christened on 13 June 1624 at Saint George, Fordington, Dorset. She married Edward Wilder, son of Thomas Wilder and Martha (?), on 1 April 1651 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Elizabeth Eames died on 26 June 1692 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 68.
Her married name was Wilder.
Her married name was Wilder.
Family | Edward Wilder b. bt 1619 - 1623, d. 17 Oct 1690 |
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Anthony Eames
M, b. circa 1595, d. after 28 June 1670
| Father | Thomas Eames |
| Mother | Millicent (?) |
| Last Edited | 23 Jan 2016 |
Anthony Eames was born circa 1595 at Fordington, Dorsetshire. He married Marjorie or Marjery Pierce circa 1615 at England. Anthony Eames died after 28 June 1670.
He was educated The range of offices to which he was appointed indicates a level of education above the norm. Hesigned his name to his 1670 deed. He immigrated in 1634; Appears on the passenger list of the Recovery, preparing to sail for New England from Weymouth,Dorsetshire
First Residence: Charlestown
Removes: Hingham 1636, Marshfield 1652
Recovery.
He was educated The range of offices to which he was appointed indicates a level of education above the norm. Hesigned his name to his 1670 deed. He immigrated in 1634; Appears on the passenger list of the Recovery, preparing to sail for New England from Weymouth,Dorsetshire
First Residence: Charlestown
Removes: Hingham 1636, Marshfield 1652
Recovery.
Family | Marjorie or Marjery Pierce b. c 1598 |
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Marjorie or Marjery Pierce
F, b. circa 1598
| Last Edited | 20 Jan 2007 |
Marjorie or Marjery Pierce was born circa 1598 at Fordington, Dorsetshire. She married Anthony Eames, son of Thomas Eames and Millicent (?), circa 1615 at England. Marjorie or Marjery Pierce died.
Her married name was Eames.
Her married name was Eames.
Family | Anthony Eames b. c 1595, d. a 28 Jun 1670 |
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Thomas Wilder
M, b. between 1569 and 1609
| Last Edited | 19 Aug 2006 |
Thomas Wilder was born between 1569 and 1609. He married Martha (?) between 1619 and 1623. Thomas Wilder died.
Family | Martha (?) b. bt 1569 - 1609, d. 20 Apr 1652 |
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Martha (?)
F, b. between 1569 and 1609, d. 20 April 1652
| Last Edited | 4 Dec 2006 |
Martha (?) was born between 1569 and 1609. She married Thomas Wilder between 1619 and 1623. Martha (?) died on 20 April 1652 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She was buried on 22 April 1652 at Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
She (Research):She probably came from Shiplock, Oxfordshire, England, with her dau Mary and perh.Eliza, who m. Jan 17 1638-39, Thomas Ensign of Scit. It may have been her dau. Mary who m.---Cudworth of Scit. Her married name was Wilder.
She (Research):She probably came from Shiplock, Oxfordshire, England, with her dau Mary and perh.Eliza, who m. Jan 17 1638-39, Thomas Ensign of Scit. It may have been her dau. Mary who m.---Cudworth of Scit. Her married name was Wilder.
Family | Thomas Wilder b. bt 1569 - 1609 |
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George Morton
M, b. 2 August 1585, d. 12 August 1625
| Father | Anthony Morton b. 1521 |
| Mother | (?) Plumton b. c 1538 |
| Last Edited | 23 Jan 2016 |
George Morton was born on 2 August 1585 at Bantry, Nottinghamshire. He was christened on 15 February 1598 at Austerfield, Yorkshire. He married Julianna Carpenter, daughter of Alexander Carpenter and Priscilla or Drusculla Dillen, on 23 July 1612 at Leiden, South Holland. George Morton died on 12 August 1625 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 40. He was buried at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
He was Merchant. He immigrated on 10 July 1623; Anne.
He was Merchant. He immigrated on 10 July 1623; Anne.
Family | Julianna Carpenter b. 17 Mar 1584, d. 19 Feb 1664 |
| Marriage* | He married Julianna Carpenter, daughter of Alexander Carpenter and Priscilla or Drusculla Dillen, on 23 July 1612 at Leiden, South Holland. |
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Julianna Carpenter
F, b. 17 March 1584, d. 19 February 1664
| Father | Alexander Carpenter b. 1546 |
| Mother | Priscilla or Drusculla Dillen b. 1562 |
| Last Edited | 5 Jan 2008 |
Julianna Carpenter was born on 17 March 1584 at Wrington, Somerset. She married George Morton, son of Anthony Morton and (?) Plumton, on 23 July 1612 at Leiden, South Holland. Julianna Carpenter married Manasseh Kempton before 22 May 1627. Julianna Carpenter died on 19 February 1664 at age 79.
Her married name was Kempton. Her married name was Morton.
Her married name was Kempton. Her married name was Morton.
Family 1 | George Morton b. 2 Aug 1585, d. 12 Aug 1625 |
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Family 2 | Manasseh Kempton |
Alexander Carpenter
M, b. 1546
| Father | William Carpenter b. bt 1496 - 1532 |
| Last Edited | 19 Aug 2006 |
Alexander Carpenter was born in 1546 at Wrington, Somerset. He married Priscilla or Drusculla Dillen before 1583. Alexander Carpenter died.
Family | Priscilla or Drusculla Dillen b. 1562 |
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Priscilla or Drusculla Dillen
F, b. 1562
| Last Edited | 19 Aug 2006 |
Priscilla or Drusculla Dillen was born in 1562 at Wrington, Somerset. She married Alexander Carpenter, son of William Carpenter, before 1583. Priscilla or Drusculla Dillen died.
Her married name was Carpenter.
Her married name was Carpenter.
Family | Alexander Carpenter b. 1546 |
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Anthony Morton
M, b. 1521
| Last Edited | 19 Aug 2006 |
Anthony Morton was born in 1521 at Bawtry, West Riding/Notts, Yorkshire. He married (?) Plumton on 23 July 1612 at Leyden, South Holland. Anthony Morton died.
Family | (?) Plumton b. c 1538 |
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(?) Plumton
F, b. circa 1538
| Last Edited | 19 Aug 2006 |
(?) Plumton was born circa 1538. She married Anthony Morton on 23 July 1612 at Leyden, South Holland. (?) Plumton died.
Her married name was (?) Morton.
Her married name was (?) Morton.
Family | Anthony Morton b. 1521 |
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William Carpenter
M, b. between 1496 and 1532
| Father | John Carpenter b. bt 1468 - 1518 |
| Last Edited | 19 Aug 2006 |
William Carpenter was born between 1496 and 1532. He married an unknown person. He died.
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John Carpenter
M, b. between 1468 and 1518
| Father | James Carpenter b. bt 1454 - 1500 |
| Last Edited | 19 Aug 2006 |
John Carpenter was born between 1468 and 1518. He married an unknown person. He died.
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James Carpenter
M, b. between 1454 and 1500
| Father | William Carpenter b. 1440, d. 1520 |
| Last Edited | 19 Aug 2006 |
James Carpenter was born between 1454 and 1500. He married an unknown person. He died.
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William Carpenter
M, b. 1440, d. 1520
| Father | John Carpenter b. bt 1380 - 1426 |
| Mother | ? (?) |
| Last Edited | 19 Aug 2006 |
William Carpenter was born in 1440 at Hommee. He married an unknown person. He died in 1520.
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John Carpenter
M, b. between 1380 and 1426
| Father | John Carpenter b. bt 1349 - 1395 |
| Mother | ? (?) |
| Last Edited | 19 Aug 2006 |
John Carpenter was born between 1380 and 1426. He married ? (?) between 1394 and 1440. John Carpenter died.
Family | ? (?) |
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| Last Edited | 19 Aug 2006 |
? (?) married John Carpenter, son of John Carpenter and ? (?), between 1394 and 1440.
Her married name was Carpenter.
Her married name was Carpenter.
Family | John Carpenter b. bt 1380 - 1426 |
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John Carpenter
M, b. between 1349 and 1395
| Father | Richard Carpenter b. 1335, d. 1395 |
| Mother | Christina (?) b. bt 1325 - 1355 |
| Last Edited | 19 Aug 2006 |
John Carpenter was born between 1349 and 1395. He married ? (?) between 1380 and 1426. John Carpenter died.
Family | ? (?) |
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| Last Edited | 19 Aug 2006 |
? (?) married John Carpenter, son of Richard Carpenter and Christina (?), between 1380 and 1426.
Her married name was Carpenter.
Her married name was Carpenter.
Family | John Carpenter b. bt 1349 - 1395 |
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Richard Carpenter
M, b. 1335, d. 1395
| Father | John Carpenter b. 1303 |
| Last Edited | 19 Aug 2006 |
Richard Carpenter was born in 1335. He married Christina (?) between 1366 and 1412. Richard Carpenter died in 1395.
Family | Christina (?) b. bt 1325 - 1355 |
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Christina (?)
F, b. between 1325 and 1355
| Last Edited | 19 Aug 2006 |
Christina (?) was born between 1325 and 1355. She married Richard Carpenter, son of John Carpenter, between 1366 and 1412. Christina (?) died.
Her married name was Carpenter.
Her married name was Carpenter.
Family | Richard Carpenter b. 1335, d. 1395 |
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John Carpenter
M, b. 1303
| Last Edited | 19 Aug 2006 |
John Carpenter was born in 1303. He married an unknown person. He died.
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Stephen Atwood
M, b. 9 March 1749, d. 1777
| Father | Nathaniell Atwood b. 3 Oct 1693, d. 20 Jan 1767 |
| Mother | Abigail Shaw b. 1712, d. 27 Jan 1782 |
| Last Edited | 17 Apr 2010 |
Stephen Atwood was born on 9 March 1749 at Plympton, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He married Janet Murdock, daughter of James Murdock and Hannah Tilson, on 11 May 1769 at Plympton, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Stephen Atwood died in 1777.
Stephen Atwood was also known as Stephen Attwood. He began military service in 1776 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, Enlisted in the Company of Capt. Nelson of Plymouth for service at Fort Edward
Rank: Private (DAR Index).
Stephen Atwood was also known as Stephen Attwood. He began military service in 1776 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, Enlisted in the Company of Capt. Nelson of Plymouth for service at Fort Edward
Rank: Private (DAR Index).
Family | Janet Murdock b. 5 May 1746, d. 25 Jun 1832 |
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Janet Murdock
F, b. 5 May 1746, d. 25 June 1832
| Father | James Murdock b. 1722, d. 17 Dec 1808 |
| Mother | Hannah Tilson b. 5 Jun 1720, d. 16 Jun 1763 |
| Last Edited | 27 Jan 2016 |
Janet Murdock was born on 5 May 1746 at Plympton, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She married Stephen Atwood, son of Nathaniell Atwood and Abigail Shaw, on 11 May 1769 at Plympton, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Janet Murdock died on 25 June 1832 at Stowe, Lamoille, Vermont, at age 86. She was buried at Stowe, Lamoille, Vermont.
She (Research):John Shaw has name as Jennet. Janet Murdock was also known as Jennet Murdock. Her married name was Atwood. Janet Murdock was also known as Janet Murdoch.
She (Research):John Shaw has name as Jennet. Janet Murdock was also known as Jennet Murdock. Her married name was Atwood. Janet Murdock was also known as Janet Murdoch.
Family | Stephen Atwood b. 9 Mar 1749, d. 1777 |
| Marriage* | She married Stephen Atwood, son of Nathaniell Atwood and Abigail Shaw, on 11 May 1769 at Plympton, Plymouth, Massachusetts. |
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James Murdock
M, b. 1722, d. 17 December 1808
| Father | John Murdock b. 8 Jun 1691, d. 17 Sep 1756 |
| Mother | Ruth Bartlett b. c 1690, d. a 16 Sep 1756 |
| Last Edited | 23 Jan 2016 |
James Murdock was born in 1722 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He married Hannah Tilson on 2 April 1741 at Plympton, Plymouth, Massachusetts. James Murdock married Faith Shaw on 26 April 1764 at Halifax, Plymouth, Massachusetts. James Murdock died on 17 December 1808 at Woodstock, Windsor, Vermont. He was buried at Woodstock, Windsor, Vermont.
James Murdock was also known as James Murdoch. He appeared on the census of 1790 at Woodstock, Windsor, Vermont; Number of Free White Males Under 16: 1
Number of Free White Males 16 and Over: 2
Number of Free White Females: 3
Number of Household Members: 6. He appeared on the census of 1800 at Woodstock, Windsor, Vermont; Name: James Mardock Township: Woodstock County: Windsor State: Vermont
Free White Males 45 and Over : 1
Free White Females 45 and Over : 1
Number of Household Members Over 25 : 2
Number of Household Members: 2.
James Murdock was also known as James Murdoch. He appeared on the census of 1790 at Woodstock, Windsor, Vermont; Number of Free White Males Under 16: 1
Number of Free White Males 16 and Over: 2
Number of Free White Females: 3
Number of Household Members: 6. He appeared on the census of 1800 at Woodstock, Windsor, Vermont; Name: James Mardock Township: Woodstock County: Windsor State: Vermont
Free White Males 45 and Over : 1
Free White Females 45 and Over : 1
Number of Household Members Over 25 : 2
Number of Household Members: 2.
Family 1 | Hannah Tilson b. 5 Jun 1720, d. 16 Jun 1763 |
| Marriage* | He married Hannah Tilson on 2 April 1741 at Plympton, Plymouth, Massachusetts. |
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Family 2 | Faith Shaw b. 1735, d. 2 Feb 1792 |
| Marriage* | James Murdock married Faith Shaw on 26 April 1764 at Halifax, Plymouth, Massachusetts. |
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Hannah Tilson
F, b. 5 June 1720, d. 16 June 1763
| Last Edited | 27 Jan 2016 |
Hannah Tilson was born on 5 June 1720 at Plympton, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She married James Murdock, son of John Murdock and Ruth Bartlett, on 2 April 1741 at Plympton, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Hannah Tilson died on 16 June 1763 at Carver, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 43. She was buried at North Carver, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Her married name was Murdock. Hannah Tilson was also known as Hannah Tillson.
Her married name was Murdock. Hannah Tilson was also known as Hannah Tillson.
Family | James Murdock b. 1722, d. 17 Dec 1808 |
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Nathaniell Atwood
M, b. 3 October 1693, d. 20 January 1767
| Father | Nathaniel Atwood b. 25 Feb 1651, d. 17 Dec 1724 |
| Mother | Mary Lucas b. 15 Mar 1658, d. 5 Dec 1736 |
| Last Edited | 27 Jan 2016 |
Nathaniell Atwood was born on 3 October 1693 at Plympton, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He married Mary Adams, daughter of Francis Adams and Mary Buck, on 14 January 1723 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Nathaniell Atwood married Abigail Shaw, daughter of Benoni Shaw and Lydia Waterman, on 9 October 1747 at Plympton, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Nathaniell Atwood died on 20 January 1767 at Carver, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 73. He was buried at North Carver, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He was buried at North Carver, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Family 1 | Mary Adams b. 10 Nov 1704, d. 6 Oct 1744 |
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Family 2 | Abigail Shaw b. 1712, d. 27 Jan 1782 |
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Abigail Shaw
F, b. 1712, d. 27 January 1782
| Father | Benoni Shaw b. c 1672, d. 5 Mar 1751 |
| Mother | Lydia Waterman b. 9 May 1676, d. 23 Jul 1757 |
| Last Edited | 27 Jan 2016 |
Abigail Shaw was born in 1712 at Massachusetts. She married Nathaniell Atwood, son of Nathaniel Atwood and Mary Lucas, on 9 October 1747 at Plympton, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Abigail Shaw died on 27 January 1782 at Carver, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She was buried at North Carver, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Abigail Shaw was also known as Abigail Lucas. Her married name was Atwood.
Abigail Shaw was also known as Abigail Lucas. Her married name was Atwood.
Family | Nathaniell Atwood b. 3 Oct 1693, d. 20 Jan 1767 |
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Nathaniel Atwood
M, b. 25 February 1651, d. 17 December 1724
| Father | John or Johanem Atwood b. 14 Dec 1614, d. 29 May 1673 |
| Mother | Sarah Masterson b. c 1620, d. 6 Jun 1714 |
| Last Edited | 23 Jan 2016 |
Nathaniel Atwood was born on 25 February 1651 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He married Mary Lucas, daughter of Thomas Lucas and Mrs Thomas Lucas ?, on 18 July 1683 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Nathaniel Atwood died on 17 December 1724 at Carver, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 73. He was buried at North Carver, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He was buried at North Carver, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Nathaniel Atwood was also known as Nathaniel Wood.
Nathaniel Atwood was also known as Nathaniel Wood.
Family | Mary Lucas b. 15 Mar 1658, d. 5 Dec 1736 |
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Mary Lucas
F, b. 15 March 1658, d. 5 December 1736
| Father | Thomas Lucas b. 1630, d. Jan 1679 |
| Mother | Mrs Thomas Lucas ? |
| Last Edited | 27 Jan 2016 |
Mary Lucas was born on 15 March 1658 at Plympton, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She married Nathaniel Atwood, son of John or Johanem Atwood and Sarah Masterson, on 18 July 1683 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Mary Lucas died on 5 December 1736 at North Carver, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 78. She was buried at North Carver, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Her married name was Atwood.
Her married name was Atwood.
Family | Nathaniel Atwood b. 25 Feb 1651, d. 17 Dec 1724 |
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John or Johanem Atwood
M, b. 14 December 1614, d. 29 May 1673
| Father | Johanem 'John' Atwood b. 4 Feb 1582, d. 27 Feb 1644 |
| Mother | Joan Colesen b. c 1590, d. 1 Jun 1654 |
| Last Edited | 5 Jan 2008 |
John or Johanem Atwood was born on 14 December 1614 at St Martins, In The Field, London. He was christened on 24 December 1614 at St Martin In The Fields, Middlesex, Westminster. He married Sarah Masterson, daughter of Richard Masterson and Mary Goodall, on 11 June 1646 at Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts. John or Johanem Atwood died on 29 May 1673 at Middleboro, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 58.
John or Johanem Atwood was also known as John or Johanem Wood. John or Johanem Atwood was also known as John or Johanem Attwood. He left a will on 29 May 1673; ***The last Will and Testament of John Wood alias Attwood***
29th May 1673
Plymouth Colony Wills 3:76
#P206
The Inventory of John Wood Alias Attwood
A true Inventory of the estate of Iohn Wood allies Atwood of Middlebery Late deceased exhibited tothe Court held att Plymouth the fift of Iune 1673 on the oath of Ionathan Wood allies Atwood; Maythe 29th in the yeare 1673 an Inventory of the estate of Iohn Wood of Middlebery late deceased inthe Towne of Middleberry as followeth
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Impr: one oxe prised att 04 00 00
Item 1 horse 02 00 00
Item 1 Cow and Calfe att 03 10 00
Item 5 swine 02 10 00
Item 1 pott 00 08 00
Item Yarne thrad prised att 00 13 00
Item wooden ware 00 06 06
Item Cart and wheels 01 00 00
Item bed and beding 01 07 00
Item six or seauen Load of pyne 00 12 00
Item boots 00 08 00
Item stockens 00 04 00
Item wearing 01 10 00
Item in land one hundred acrees on which his house standeth
Item 25 acrees that lyeth in another place more land appertaining to the said wood twenty seauenacrees
debts due to Iohn Wood from Iohn Rayman forty shilling
More due from Iohn Andrews one hundred of bolts and one barrell of Tarr from Thomas West due to thesaid Wood the sume of forty shillings
more due from Ionathan Barnes two thousand and an halfe of square Marchantable Boards
more due from dauid Thomas four pounds to be payed in Tarr or Corne
more due from Iacob Michell 16 pound and a halfe of woole
more due from Indians six pound 16s 06
on the oath of Ionathan Wood Allies Awood taken in the Court as abouesaid
Plymouth Colony Wills, vol. III, p. 76.
John or Johanem Atwood was also known as John or Johanem Wood. John or Johanem Atwood was also known as John or Johanem Attwood. He left a will on 29 May 1673; ***The last Will and Testament of John Wood alias Attwood***
29th May 1673
Plymouth Colony Wills 3:76
#P206
The Inventory of John Wood Alias Attwood
A true Inventory of the estate of Iohn Wood allies Atwood of Middlebery Late deceased exhibited tothe Court held att Plymouth the fift of Iune 1673 on the oath of Ionathan Wood allies Atwood; Maythe 29th in the yeare 1673 an Inventory of the estate of Iohn Wood of Middlebery late deceased inthe Towne of Middleberry as followeth
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Impr: one oxe prised att 04 00 00
Item 1 horse 02 00 00
Item 1 Cow and Calfe att 03 10 00
Item 5 swine 02 10 00
Item 1 pott 00 08 00
Item Yarne thrad prised att 00 13 00
Item wooden ware 00 06 06
Item Cart and wheels 01 00 00
Item bed and beding 01 07 00
Item six or seauen Load of pyne 00 12 00
Item boots 00 08 00
Item stockens 00 04 00
Item wearing 01 10 00
Item in land one hundred acrees on which his house standeth
Item 25 acrees that lyeth in another place more land appertaining to the said wood twenty seauenacrees
debts due to Iohn Wood from Iohn Rayman forty shilling
More due from Iohn Andrews one hundred of bolts and one barrell of Tarr from Thomas West due to thesaid Wood the sume of forty shillings
more due from Ionathan Barnes two thousand and an halfe of square Marchantable Boards
more due from dauid Thomas four pounds to be payed in Tarr or Corne
more due from Iacob Michell 16 pound and a halfe of woole
more due from Indians six pound 16s 06
on the oath of Ionathan Wood Allies Awood taken in the Court as abouesaid
Plymouth Colony Wills, vol. III, p. 76.
Family | Sarah Masterson b. c 1620, d. 6 Jun 1714 |
| Marriage* | He married Sarah Masterson, daughter of Richard Masterson and Mary Goodall, on 11 June 1646 at Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts. |
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Sarah Masterson
F, b. circa 1620, d. 6 June 1714
| Father | Richard Masterson b. c 1594, d. 1633 |
| Mother | Mary Goodall b. b 14 Mar 1590, d. 1659 |
| Last Edited | 5 Jan 2008 |
Sarah Masterson was born circa 1620 at Leiden, South Holland. She married John or Johanem Atwood, son of Johanem 'John' Atwood and Joan Colesen, on 11 June 1646 at Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts. Sarah Masterson died on 6 June 1714 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Her married name was Atwood.
Her married name was Atwood.
Family | John or Johanem Atwood b. 14 Dec 1614, d. 29 May 1673 |
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Johanem 'John' Atwood
M, b. 4 February 1582, d. 27 February 1644
| Father | Nicholas Atwood b. 1536, d. 13 May 1586 |
| Mother | Olive Harman b. 1548, d. 1603 |
| Last Edited | 23 Jan 2016 |
Johanem 'John' Atwood was born on 4 February 1582 at Sanderstean, Surrey. He was christened on 4 February 1582 at Gatton. He married Joan Colesen on 26 July 1612 at Saint Martin In The Field, Sanderstean, Surrey. Johanem 'John' Atwood died on 27 February 1644 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at age 62. He was buried at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
He was Leather Seller. Johanem 'John' Atwood also went by the name of John. Johanem 'John' Atwood was also known as John Wood. He immigrated in 1635; John Wood arrived first at Boston, but soon removed to Plymouth.
John's name appears in the register in London, with others; they are first transported to SaintChristophers, in Pilgrim ship, the 'Mathew', Richard Goodladd, owner and master, 21st May 1635.Before they are allowed to leave England they are compelled to take the oath of allegiance thatthey would be true to their mother country-- 'ye oath of allegiance supreme'. During the reign ofQueen Elizabeth the Puritans fared badly in England, many men and women being arrested and throwninto prison because they sought to retain their own religious beliefs which are deemed contrary tothe teachings of the Church of England. Many of them fled to Holland. On the death of QueenElizabeth, she is succeeded by King James who is more lenient with the Puritans and freely allowedthem to emigrate to America, the first settlement etablished in Virginia being called Jamestown.Later (1620) the Puritans came to Plymouth. Still later, many settled in Boston and Boston becamethe Capital of Massachusetts Bay Colony.
Mathew.
He was Leather Seller. Johanem 'John' Atwood also went by the name of John. Johanem 'John' Atwood was also known as John Wood. He immigrated in 1635; John Wood arrived first at Boston, but soon removed to Plymouth.
John's name appears in the register in London, with others; they are first transported to SaintChristophers, in Pilgrim ship, the 'Mathew', Richard Goodladd, owner and master, 21st May 1635.Before they are allowed to leave England they are compelled to take the oath of allegiance thatthey would be true to their mother country-- 'ye oath of allegiance supreme'. During the reign ofQueen Elizabeth the Puritans fared badly in England, many men and women being arrested and throwninto prison because they sought to retain their own religious beliefs which are deemed contrary tothe teachings of the Church of England. Many of them fled to Holland. On the death of QueenElizabeth, she is succeeded by King James who is more lenient with the Puritans and freely allowedthem to emigrate to America, the first settlement etablished in Virginia being called Jamestown.Later (1620) the Puritans came to Plymouth. Still later, many settled in Boston and Boston becamethe Capital of Massachusetts Bay Colony.
Mathew.
Family | Joan Colesen b. c 1590, d. 1 Jun 1654 |
| Marriage* | He married Joan Colesen on 26 July 1612 at Saint Martin In The Field, Sanderstean, Surrey. |
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Joan Colesen
F, b. circa 1590, d. 1 June 1654
| Last Edited | 18 Feb 2007 |
Joan Colesen was born circa 1590 at Sanderstean, Surrey. She married Johanem 'John' Atwood, son of Nicholas Atwood and Olive Harman, on 26 July 1612 at Saint Martin In The Field, Sanderstean, Surrey. Joan Colesen died on 1 June 1654 at Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts.
Her married name was Atwood. She immigrated after 1635 to England; She did not arrive with her husband, but arrived later on another ship.
Her married name was Atwood. She immigrated after 1635 to England; She did not arrive with her husband, but arrived later on another ship.
Family | Johanem 'John' Atwood b. 4 Feb 1582, d. 27 Feb 1644 |
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Nicholas Atwood
M, b. 1536, d. 13 May 1586
| Father | John Hewson Attewode b. c 1509, d. 19 Mar 1562 |
| Mother | Margaret (?) b. 1491 |
| Last Edited | 10 Feb 2007 |
Nicholas Atwood was born in 1536 at Sanderstead, Surrey. He married Olive Harman, daughter of James Harman, on 30 January 1569 at St Martin In The Fields, Middlesex, Westminster. Nicholas Atwood died on 13 May 1586 at Sanderstead, Surrey. He was buried on 14 May 1586 at St Martins, In The Field, London.
Family | Olive Harman b. 1548, d. 1603 |
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Olive Harman
F, b. 1548, d. 1603
| Father | James Harman |
| Last Edited | 10 Feb 2007 |
Olive Harman was born in 1548 at Sanderstead, Surrey. She married Nicholas Atwood, son of John Hewson Attewode and Margaret (?), on 30 January 1569 at St Martin In The Fields, Middlesex, Westminster. Olive Harman married William Marleville in 1590. Olive Harman died in 1603 at Elstree Church, Herefordshire, Middlesex.
Her married name was . Her married name was Marleville. Her married name was Atwood.
Her married name was . Her married name was Marleville. Her married name was Atwood.
Family 1 | Nicholas Atwood b. 1536, d. 13 May 1586 |
| Marriage* | She married Nicholas Atwood, son of John Hewson Attewode and Margaret (?), on 30 January 1569 at St Martin In The Fields, Middlesex, Westminster. |
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Family 2 | William Marleville |
| Marriage* | Olive Harman married William Marleville in 1590. |
Richard Masterson
M, b. circa 1594, d. 1633
| Last Edited | 14 Jan 2016 |
Richard Masterson was born circa 1594 at Sandwich, Kent. He married Mary Goodall on 26 November 1619 at Leiden, South Holland. Richard Masterson died in 1633 at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He was buried in 1633 at England.
He was Wool-comber. He immigrated in 1629; Came on the 2nd trip of the Mayflower
Mayflower 2.
He was Wool-comber. He immigrated in 1629; Came on the 2nd trip of the Mayflower
Mayflower 2.
Family | Mary Goodall b. b 14 Mar 1590, d. 1659 |
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Mary Goodall
F, b. before 14 March 1590, d. 1659
| Last Edited | 5 Jan 2008 |
Mary Goodall was born before 14 March 1590 at Leicester, Leicestershire. She married Richard Masterson on 26 November 1619 at Leiden, South Holland. Mary Goodall married Ralph Smith circa 7 January 1633. Mary Goodall died in 1659 at Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts.
Mary Goodall was also known as Mary Goodsell. She (Research):a spinster from 'Lessen' England. Her married name was Masterson. Her married name was Smith.
Mary Goodall was also known as Mary Goodsell. She (Research):a spinster from 'Lessen' England. Her married name was Masterson. Her married name was Smith.
Family 1 | Richard Masterson b. c 1594, d. 1633 |
| Marriage* | She married Richard Masterson on 26 November 1619 at Leiden, South Holland. |
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Family 2 | Ralph Smith |
| Marriage* | Mary Goodall married Ralph Smith circa 7 January 1633. |
John Attewode
M, b. circa 1450, d. 30 July 1525
| Father | John Atte Wood b. c 1410, d. a 1459 |
| Mother | Isabella (?) b. c 1405 |
| Last Edited | 24 Jan 2016 |
John Attewode was born circa 1450 at Sanderstead, Surrey. He married Denes or Denys (?) circa 1509. John Attewode died on 30 July 1525 at Sanderstead, Surrey. He was buried at Sanderstead, Surrey.
He (Research):John Shaw has name as WOOD
John Attewode is the earliest Attewode we know for curtain existed within Sanderstead.
Record No. 903 (Wall Tablet with effigies, brass, south wall of chancel)Off yor. charite pray for the soulle of JOHN ATWODDE/and wife DYONES his wyfe which JOHN decessidthe XXX/ day of July Adni MVXXV on who soul thu haue m’ciWithin the Will of John, he leaves his estate to his six sons all named John. Luckily, when hisWife Dyones died, in 1530, she detailed the estate and the different names of the sons. There ismention that there was another Attewode before john but we have found no records of this.
He (Research):John Shaw has name as WOOD
John Attewode is the earliest Attewode we know for curtain existed within Sanderstead.
Record No. 903 (Wall Tablet with effigies, brass, south wall of chancel)Off yor. charite pray for the soulle of JOHN ATWODDE/and wife DYONES his wyfe which JOHN decessidthe XXX/ day of July Adni MVXXV on who soul thu haue m’ciWithin the Will of John, he leaves his estate to his six sons all named John. Luckily, when hisWife Dyones died, in 1530, she detailed the estate and the different names of the sons. There ismention that there was another Attewode before john but we have found no records of this.
Family | Denes or Denys (?) b. bt 1450 - 1505, d. 1530 |
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Denes or Denys (?)
F, b. between 1450 and 1505, d. 1530
| Last Edited | 10 Feb 2007 |
Denes or Denys (?) was born between 1450 and 1505. She married John Attewode, son of John Atte Wood and Isabella (?), circa 1509. Denes or Denys (?) died in 1530 at Sanderstead, Surrey.
Her married name was Attewode. Denes or Denys (?) was also known as Denes or Denys Wood.
Her married name was Attewode. Denes or Denys (?) was also known as Denes or Denys Wood.
Family | John Attewode b. c 1450, d. 30 Jul 1525 |
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John Atte Wood
M, b. circa 1410, d. after 1459
| Father | Peter Atte Wode b. 1360, d. a 1410 |
| Mother | Petronilla (?) b. c 1364 |
| Last Edited | 10 Feb 2007 |
John Atte Wood was born circa 1410 at Sanderstead, Surrey. He married Isabella (?) between 1415 and 1450. John Atte Wood died after 1459.
He (Research):John Atte Wode and his Wife Isabella in 1434 leased Coulsdon Manor from the Abbey ofChertsey for 20 years. There is mention that John built Sanderstead Court during this time. Thereare no records of this but it is almost certain that either the whole of Sanderstead Court wasre-built or the existing manor was extended.
In 1459, John was Knight of the Shire. It was this parliament that deposed King Henry VI ofLancaster and Restored the throne to the Duke of York. (Red and White Roses).
He (Research):John Atte Wode and his Wife Isabella in 1434 leased Coulsdon Manor from the Abbey ofChertsey for 20 years. There is mention that John built Sanderstead Court during this time. Thereare no records of this but it is almost certain that either the whole of Sanderstead Court wasre-built or the existing manor was extended.
In 1459, John was Knight of the Shire. It was this parliament that deposed King Henry VI ofLancaster and Restored the throne to the Duke of York. (Red and White Roses).
Family | Isabella (?) b. c 1405 |
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Isabella (?)
F, b. circa 1405
| Last Edited | 10 Feb 2007 |
Isabella (?) was born circa 1405 at Sanderstead, Surrey. She married John Atte Wood, son of Peter Atte Wode and Petronilla (?), between 1415 and 1450. Isabella (?) died.
Her married name was Atte Wood.
Her married name was Atte Wood.
Family | John Atte Wood b. c 1410, d. a 1459 |
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