3246. Robert CLEMENT was born 1590 in Coventry, Warwick, England and was christened 14 Dec 1595 in Coventry, Warwick, England. He died 29 Sep 1658 in Haverhill, Massachusetts. Robert married Lydia before 1626. [Parents]

Immigrant Ancestors, page 21.
    CLEMENT (Clemens, Clements, Clemence), Robert (bap. Dec. 14, 1595-d. Sept 29, 1658), from England, 1642, with three sons and two daughters, settled at Haverhill MA, where he was justice and asso. judge for Norfolk Co.; m. 1st, ante 1615, Lydia - (d. 1642); m. 2d ante 1657, Judith - (d. 1642)

3247. Lydia died 12 Mar 1642.

3248. Roger SHAW.

3252. Thomas RICHARDSON III was born 1570 in Westmill, Hertsfordshire, England. He died 8 Jan 1633 in Westmill, Hertsfordshire, England. Thomas married Katherine DUXFORD on 24 Aug 1590 in West Mill, Hertsfordshire, England. [Parents]

Richardson Family History, page 4.
    He married Katherine Duxford of West Mill and he is "given" as from Standon at that time. They were married Aug. 24, 1590.

3253. Katherine DUXFORD was born in England. She died 10 Mar 1631 in Hertsfordshire, England. [Parents]

3256. William FIFIELD was born 1615 in Scotland. He died 18 Dec 1700 in Hampton, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire. William married Mary about 1645.

GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE, by Noyes, Libby & Davis. page 233.
    FIFIELD, William,  was born between 1614 and 18. He came in "The Hercules" 1634, and in 1639 removed from Newbury to Hampton, NH. Freeman 2 June 1641, Jury 1651, 1662, 1667, 1669, 1677, 1678. Constable 1662. Selectman 1652, 1659. Sometimes atty for others in et. The Quakers praised his humanity. Lists 391ab, 392b, 393ab, 396, 398, 49, 52, 57, 62. He died 18 Dec 1700, after deeding his lands to his sons. Wife Mary, +-50 in 1673, among Mrs. Dalton's benef. in 1664. Dow has her death, 9 Nov. 1683, yet in 1696 Wm. F. +-80 and Mary F. +-76 deposed together. Lists 392a, 394.

3257. Mary was born 1618. She died after 1696 in Hampton, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire.

GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE, by Noyes, Libby & Davis. page 233.
    Wife Mary, +-50 in 1673,
among Mrs. Dalton's benef. in 1664. Dow has her death, 9 Nov. 1683, yet in 1696 Wm. F. +-80 and Mary F. +-76 deposed together. Lists 392a, 394.

3260. John CRAM was christened 29 Jan 1596/1597 in Bilsby, Lincolnshire, England. He died 5 Mar 1682 in Hampton Falls, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire. John married Hester WHITE on 8 Jun 1624 in Bilsby, Lincolnshire, EN. [Parents]

GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE, by Noyes, Libby & Davis, page 169.
    CRAM, John, bp. 29 Jan 1596/7 in Bilsby, son of Thomas and Jane Crambe from Alford, Lincolnshire, came with Wheelwright. At Muddy River, Boston, 1627, he came with Wheelwright to Exeter but settled in Hampton. Selectman Exeter 1648, 1649; gr.j. 1645, 1648, 1662. Lists 373, 374ac, 375b, 377, 394, 57. In 1665 he deeded to sons Benjamin and Thomas for life support, #80 in 1674. The town clerk recorded his death 5 Mar. 1682 'good old John Cram, one just in his generation.' Widow Hester (White, m. June 1624 in Bilsby), d. 16 May 1677. List 394. Richard Swayn gave J.C. land out of 'love and brotherly (perh. Christian) affection.'

3261. Hester WHITE was born 1598 in New Castle, England. She died 16 May 1677 in Hampton, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire.

GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE, by Noyes, Libby & Davis, page 169.
    Widow Hester (White, m. June 1624 in Bilsby), d. 16 May 1677, Lists 394.

3262. Giles CROMWELL was born about 1616. He married Alice WEEKS on 20 Feb 1629/1630 in Erling, Hampshire, England.

GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE, by Noyes, Libby & Davis, page 169.
    Argentine Cromwell, dau. of Giles of Salisbury.
page 173.
    CROMWELL, Giles (Cromwell and Cromlome), liv in Salisbury, but all (two) of his children lived in NH. Tortured by general. writers -ad infin.- he was not the father of Mr. Philips, the Salem merchant, cattle buyer and butcher, nor of Capt. Thomas, the Barbadoes and Boston mariner and merchant (will 1649). His rel. to Thomas(4) is unasc., plaus. a bro.; app. Giles came over to claim Thomas's estate. The deaths credited to Newbury vital records: 'Thomas Cromlome dyed 1635, ye wife of Thomas Cromlome died 1635,' is an interpolated entry of a later period and gives an incredible year, yet may indicate that (4) and his wife died in one year. The entry in Mass. Rec. 14 June 1642: 'Crumwells girle of Newbury is referred to Ipswich Court is unexpl. Charles S. Tibbetts's hypothesis that the same Giles m. in Erling, Hampshire, 20 Feb 1629/30 Alice Weeks, is also plaus. and uninvgst.; but at Salem the will of Thomas Wickes, widow Alice, 1656, was wit by Thomas and Anna Cromwell, he app. bro of Mr. Philip the burcher, d. by dep. 1617-1625. In Newbury Alice, w. of Philip Cromlone, d. 6 June, and 10 Sep. 1648 he m. Alice Wiseman, who d. 6 June 1669. His will 7 Apr 1672-25 Mar 1673, app. exec. in Hampton, names ch: Philip, b. ab 1634. Argentine, m. 25 Nov 1662 Benjamin Cram(1).

3263. Alice WEEKS.

3328. Henry SEWALL was christened 8 Apr 1576 in Coventry, England. He died Mar 1657 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Henry married Anne HUNT on 1623 in England. [Parents]

3329. Anne HUNT.

3330. Stephen PYLDREN-DUMMER was born 1609 in Bishopstoke, England. He died 6 Sep 1670 in Bishopstoke, England. Stephen married Alice ARCHER. [Parents]

FAMILY MEMORIALS, by Edward E. Salisbury, page 244 & 245.
    He returned to England with his family in 1646/7. He was buried at Bishopstoke as "Stephen Dummer, senior," on the 6th of September, 1670.
    If his Will could be found, it would no doubt clear up many uncertainties, but unhappily this is now impossible. His wife, Allice Archer, must have died before 1661, when the existing Bishopstoke register begins. Her maiden name must be accepted solely on the authority of Chief Justice Sewall, which there is no reason to doubt.

3331. Alice ARCHER was born in England. She died before 1661 in Bishopstoke, England.

FAMILY MEMORIALS, by Edward E. Salisbury, page 145.

3336. John BACHELOR Sr. was born 1605 in England. He died 3 Mar 1676 in Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts. John married Rebecca. [Parents]

3337. Rebecca was born about 1611 in England. She died 9 Mar 1662 in Reading, Massachusetts.

3338. Henry LUND was born in England. He died 10 Jul 1662 in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Henry married Anne.

Came to America on 26 Mar 1633, on the "Mary & John".

3339. Anne was born about 1621 in England.

3340. John POORE was born 1615 in Wilkshire, England. He died 24 Nov 1684 in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts. John married Sarah on 1638 in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts.

Came to America in 1635.

3341. Sarah was born in England. She died 3 Dec 1702 in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts.

3342. William TITCOMB was christened 6 Aug 1620 in Ogbourne, Wilkshire, England. He died 24 Sep 1676 in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts. William married Joane BARTLETT about 1638 in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts. [Parents]

Born in Ogbourne, St. George, Wilkshire, EN.
Came to America 16 Apr 1634 on the "Hurcles".

3343. Joane BARTLETT was born 29 Jan 1610 in England. She died 28 Jun 1653 in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts. [Parents]

THE OLD FAMILIES OF SALISBURY AND AMESBURY, MASSACHUSETTS, by David W. Hoyt, page 54.
    Joane or Joanna, b. Jan 26, 1610; m. bef 1640 William Titcomb. She was living in 1647, but dead in 1654, when he m. Elizabeth Stevens (prob. wid of Wm-1).
    Came to America with her family in 1634 on the "Mary & John".

3352. Henry DONNELL was born 1602 in England. He died 1692 in York, York Co., Maine. Henry married Frances READING about 1630 in England.

Came to America in 1638.
Killed by Indians

3353. Frances READING died 1693 in York, York Co., Maine. [Parents]

3354. Peter WEARE was born 1618 in Charfield, England. He died 25 Jan 1692 in York, York Co., Maine. Peter married Ruth GOOCH about 1642 in York, York Co., Maine. [Parents]

Came to America in 1638.
Killed by the Indians.

3355. Ruth GOOCH was born 1625 in Slymbridge, England. She died 1664 in York, York Co., Maine. [Parents]

3356. James HARMON was born in England. He married Sarah CLARKE on 6 May 1658.

3357. Sarah CLARKE. [Parents]

3358. Edward JOHNSON was born 1593 in England. He died 29 Jun 1682 in Maine. Edward married Pricilla on 1639 in York, York Co., Maine.

3359. Pricilla was born 1617 in England. She died 1700 in York, York Co., Maine.

3376. William SHEPARD was born in Towcester, Northamptonshire, England. He died 1615 in Banbury, Oxfordshire, England. William married Miss.

THE DESCENDANTS OF REV. THOMAS HOOKER, HARTFORD, CONN. 1586-1908, by Edward Hooker, Commander, USN, Edited by Margaret Huntington Hooker and printed for her at Rochester, NY, 1909. Found in the Joseph Smith Library, Salt Lake City, UT. page 3.
     He was a son of William Shepard, of Tonaster, England.

THE SHEPARD FAMILY, A GENEALOGICAL RECORD OF WILLIAM SHEPARD OF FOSSECUT AND SOME OF HIS DESCENDANTS, by David W. Shepard, Aurora, Illinois, 1981. Found in the Joseph Smith Library, Salt Lake City, UT. page 1 & 2.
    William Shepard, was born in the "little poore towne" of Fossecut, near Towcester, Northamptonshire, England. But lettle is known of him except through the "Autobiography" written by his son Thomas, and that he was early apprenticed to a Mr. Bland in the same town in the grocery business, and is described by his son Thomas as a "wise, prudent man, the peacemaker of the place, and towards his latter end was much blessed of God in his estate and in his soule."
    After the expiration of his term of service, he removed to Towcester, a small town about six miles from Northampton, where it is probable all of his children were born. It is apparent that he was a man of great piety and made it his end and aim to regulate the conduct of his family by those principles endorsed by the teaching of the Holy Writ, which in after life were so forcibly exemplified in the lives of several of his immediate descendants.
    Having resided in Towcester for several years and, "there being no good ministry in the Town", he removed to Banbury in Oxfordshire "under a stirring ministry, having bought a house there for that end." Here he spent the remainder of his days in peace and quietude, and died in the year 1615, being "visited at the last with sickness, having taken some cold upon some pills he tooke, and so had the Hicketo with his sickness a weeke together."
    He married (1) _______ a daughter of Mr. Bland to whom he was apprenticed as a grocer; she died in 1609, revered and beloved. Her son Thomas says, "My mother was a woman much afflicted, sometimes even unto distraction of mind, yet was sweetly recovered agayne before shee died. I being the youngest, she did beare exceeding great love to me, and made many prayers for me, and died when I was about four years old." He married (2) in Towcester, ______ a woman as her step son afterwards affirmed, "who did not let me see the difference between my own mother and a stepmother; she did seeme not to love me but tried to incense my father against me."

3377. Miss.