4508. William BOYNTON was born in Knapton, Wintringham, Yorkshire, England. He died in Knapton, Wintringham, Yorkshire, England. [Parents]

THE LINEAGE OF WINSTON BOYNTON, Compiled by Odessa Ray Platt, 1713 Scenic Drive, Ada, Oklahoma 74820, 1976, Found in the LDS Library, Salt Lake City, UT. Page 2.
  William-a Boynton, the youngest son, was executor of his father's will, and residuary legatee. He continued to reside in Knapton, where his sons William and John were born, the former in 1605, and the latter in 1614. These two brothers, in the year 1637, joined the expedition which was fitted out under the auspices of Sir Matthew Boynton and others who had made extensive preparetions for a settlement in New England.
    Sir Matthew remained behind, but the remainder of the party embarked from Hull in the autumn of 1638, and arrived in Boston, New England, the same year. Many of the families were wealthy, and with the means brought with them purchased a tract of land situated between the twons of Newbury and Ipswich, which they took possession of in April, 1639, and called it Rowley in honor of their minister, Mr. Ezekiel Rogers, who had been sometime preacher at the village of Rowley, Yorkshire, EN.
  There are three letters in the book that state Sir Matthew Boynton had written to John Winthrop, Jr., in the New England colony about ship-loads of sheep that Sir Matthew had shipped to the colonists.

4608. John BREED II was born 1576/1580 in Westoning Parish, Bedfordshire, England. He died 19 May 1616 in Flitwick, Wiltshire, England. John married Agnes PRATCHETT on 14 Oct 1585 in Westoninge Parish, Bedfordshire, England. [Parents]

From VA CATON, 9052 Five Harbors Drive, Huntington Beach CA 92646.

Prepared by Oliver Randall Smith Buckley (Mr.s Frank C.), State Consulting Registrar Wisconsin DAR, Superior WI, Presented at Meeting of the Breed Family Association, March 14, 1923.
    Allen, Allen Jr. and Joseph Breed, who came in Gov. Winthrop's party to join the Puritans in the new world were not the first of the name, as one may find by reading the early wills of Flittwick and Westoninge, Co. of Bedford, England. For there on the 25th of May, 1616, was proved the will of John Breade, yoeman, in which he names wife Agnes Pratchette (sister of William Pratchette of Flittwick) and children Alline, John of Westoninge, and Agnes.
    And 41 years later, 17th Nov. 1657 was proved the will of John Breade of Westoninge in which he names wife Elizabeth and children Thomas, Richard, Barnard, Allen, Joseph and Elizabeth.

Information from Floyd Smith [email protected]
THE BREED FAMILY; DESCENDANTS OF ALLEN BREED OF LYNN, by Marcia Wiswall Lindberg. C.G. Published in "THE ESSEX ANTIQUARIAN" SEVERAL VOLUMES.
BEDFORDSHIRE, ENGLAND CHURCH REGISTER, from LDS microfilm #0599351
    His will, dated 18 May 1616, proved 25 May 1616, bequeathed to his wife Agnes, all his goods in Westoninge; his estate in Flittwicke to be equally divided among his children; sons Allen and John, daughter Agnes. Other daughters were not named.

4609. Agnes PRATCHETT was born in Flitton, Bedfordshire, England. She died in England. [Parents]

4610. Thomas WHEELER was born about 1560/1565 in England. He died 1634 in England. Thomas married Elizabeth. [Parents]

4611. Elizabeth was born in England. She died in England.

This is one of my BRICK WALLS! Does anyone know who the parents are?

4616. Walter PALMER married Elizabeth CARTER.

This is one of my BRICK WALLS! Does anyone know who the parents are?

4617. Elizabeth CARTER.

This is one of my BRICK WALLS! Does anyone know who the parents are?

4618. Thomas SHORT.

This is one of my BRICK WALLS! Does anyone know who the parents are?

4624. Mr. PRENTICE. [Parents]

This is one of my BRICK WALLS! Does anyone know who the parents are?

4632. Thomas HAMMOND was christened 1687. He married Rose TRIPPE. [Parents]

4633. Rose TRIPPE.

4634. Robert CASON married Prudence HAMMOND.

4635. Prudence HAMMOND. [Parents]

4640. John GRANT was born 6 May 1575 in Roxby, York, England. He married Alice TURBERVILLE on 7 Jul 1600 in England. [Parents]

INFORMATION FROM CARMEN KEHL JELLINGHAUSEN, 3814 DARTMOUTH WAY, LIVERMORE, CA 94550

4641. Alice TURBERVILLE. [Parents]

INFORMATION FROM CARMEN KEHL JELLINGHAUSEN, 3814 DARTMOUTH WAY, LIVERMORE, CA 94550

4642. Anthony GREY Rev. married Magadea PURIFOY.

INFORMATION FROM CARMEN KEHL JELLINGHAUSEN, 3814 DARTMOUTH WAY, LIVERMORE, CA 94550

4643. Magadea PURIFOY.

INFORMATION FROM CARMEN KEHL JELLINGHAUSEN, 3814 DARTMOUTH WAY, LIVERMORE, CA 94550

4646. Robert WHITE was born 1561 in Shelford, Essex, England. He died 1617 in England. Robert married Bridget ALLGAR on 24 Jun 1585 in Shalford, Essex, England.

The Dinghy, vol.5, no. 2, May 1992, page 12:
    1561, Eng., 1617 Eng.

NEHG "Register," THE CHILDREN OF ROBERT WHITE OF MESSING, COUNTY ESSEX, EN,
    HOW SETTLED IN HARTFORD AND WINDSOR". v 55:22-31.
Eaton, Lilley. A GENEALOGICAL HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF READING MA. Boston:
    1874, pp. 47, 48, 62.
Torrey.
TAG ANCESTRY OF MILLARD FILLMORE, 13TH PRESIDENT OF THE US, by Gary Boyd
    Roberts. Jan 1988. Vol. 63, No. 1, p. 55.

4647. Bridget ALLGAR was christened 11 Mar 1562 in Shalford, Essex, England. She died after 1617. [Parents]

The Dinghy,Vol. 5, No. 2, page 12:  Born abt. 1562 Eng.

4648. Clement MINER was born in England. He died 31 Mar 1640 in Chew Magna, Somerset, England. Clement was married 31 Mar 1640 in England. [Parents]

Miner Family, by Sellect, page 2.
    Clement his son succeeded his father in heritage, and married ___ and had issue Clement, Thomas, Elizabeth, and Mary Miners; and departed this life the 31 of March, 1640, and lyes interred in Chew Magna in the countie of Somersett.
    Clement the eldest brother married Sarah Pope daughter of John Pope of Norton-Small-Reward, in the countie of Somersett, and had issue William and Isreal. This Clement was buried at Burslington in the Countie of Somersett.
    Thomas his brother is now alive at Stoningtown, in Carneticute Colloney, in New England, Anno domini 1683, and has issue, John Thomas, Clement, Manassah, Ephraim and Judah Miners, and two daughters Marie and Elizabeth.

4651. Elizabeth Ann was born about 1600 in England.

Researching this line is [email protected]

4664. Thomas WHEELER Sr. was born about 1567 in Cranfield, Bedfordshire, England. He died after 1614 in England.

FIFTY GREAT MIGRATION COLONISTS TO NEW ENGLAND AND THEIR ORIGINS, by John Brooks Threlfall, 1990.
    Thomas Wheeler of "the Town End," Cranfield, Bedfordshire, probably born about 1567-77. His last child was baptized in 1614, and with this entry he disappears from the parish records. He could have been one of the Thomas Wheelers buried at Cranfield on 2 Oct & 8 Oct 1643. His father could have been Henry, son of John, son of Thomas. Herny was born about 1535 or 1540, perhaps at Cranfield, where he died in 1577. He married Isabel ____.
    The will of Henry Wheler (sic) of Cranfield, dated 9 July 1577, names his wife, Isabel; sons John and Thomas and daughter Allice. Will proved, 11 Oct 1577. [See page 500 for will abstract.]

  Source: "Fifty Great Migration Colonists to New England and Their Origins" by
John Brooks Threlfall (1990).
  Fifty: Thomas Wheeler of "the Town End," Cranfield, Bedfordshire, probably
born about 1567-77. His last child was baptized in 1614, and with this entry he
disappears from the parish records. He could have been one of the Thomas
Wheelers buried at Cranfield on 2 Oct. and 8 Oct. 1643. His father could have
been Henry, son of John, son of Thomas. Henry was born about 1535 or 1540,
perhaps at Cranfield, where he died in 1577. He married Isabel ________.
The will of Henry Wheler (sic) of Cranfield, dated 9 July 1577, names his
wife, Isabel; sons John and Thomas and daughter Alice. Will proved 11 Oct.
1577. [See page 500 for will abstract.]
  [Thomas Wheeler was the ancestor of both Kathleen Daines Bate and her
husband, Louis B. Bate--Kathleen from George Wheeler and Louis from Thomas
Wheeler Jr., brothers born in Cranfield, Bedfordshire.]

4670. John THOMPSON was born 1580 in Preston Capes, Northamptonshire, England. He died 6 Nov 1626 in London, London, England. John married Alice FREEMAN before 1 Apr 1616 in , England. [Parents]

NSDAC Lineage Book Vol. I; Vol. XVII
NSDAC Ancestor Index. 1976.
THE PARKE SCRAPBOOK NUMBER 1. Collected and compiled by Ruth Parke Anderson.
    Port City Press, Inc. Baltimore, MD: 1965. pp. 1, 2, 6-9.
"Newsletter of the Parke Society." Vol. XX, No. 2. 1983. pub. by the Parke
    Society, Inc. (Incorporated in CT, 1964). pp. 24, 25.
Wheeler. pp. 527, 528, 620.
HEHG "Register:, v. 94:87; v. 136:98-103, 335, 336.
Pope. p. 343.
Holman (2). pp. 419-423, 427-430.
Weis. pp. 109, 110.
PEDIGREES OF SOME OF THE EMPEROR CHARLEMAGNE'S DESCENDANTS. Vol. II.
    Compiled by Aileen Lewers Langston and J. Orton Buck, Jr. Genealogical
    Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore: 1986. pp. 149-150.
Torrey.
Denison, E. Glenn. DENISON GENEALOGY, ANCESTORS AND DESCENDANTS OF CAPTAIN
    GEORGE DENISON. Pub for the Denison Society, Inc. by the Pequot Press,
    Inc. Stonington CT: 1963. pp. 1, 571.
Baldwin, John Denison & William Clift. A RECORD OF THE DESCENDANTS OF CAPT.
    GEORGE DENISON OF STONINGTON CT. Worcester: 1881. pp. 6, 7.

  Sources: Ancestral Roots 29A; History of Stonington; Boston Evening
Transcript; Roberts/Reitwiesner; The American Genealogist, Vols. 13, 14; The
Great Migration Begins, v1, p523; A Witter Family History; Magna Charta
Sureties 163-10; The Carolingian Ancestry of Edmond Hawes, Alice Freeman and Thomas James; AF.
  Roots: John Tompson, gentleman. Will dated 6 Nov. 1626, probated 11 April
1627. (The bapts. of children of Alice (Freeman) Tompson and John Tompson are
recorded at Preston Capes).
  History of the Town of Stonington by Wheeler: "John Thompson (sic), in the
year 1626, was living in 'Little Preston,' in the Parish of Preston Capes,
Northamptonshire, England, with his wife Alice, and children. On the sixth day of November in that year, 1626, John Thompson made his will, signing his name to that form; both forms of spelling, with and without the 'h' are, however, used indiscriminately in the body of the will, and on the parish register. When the eleventh of April 1627, came around, John Tompson was dead, and at that date his will was probated in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Alice was probably the second wife of John Thompson. The son Thomas, who is mentioned in his will, was, doubtless, a child of the first wife, and the eldest son, by reason of a better inheritance than the others received. Thomas probably remained in England. We do not know what date the widow and her children came to America, but previous to 1640 she was living at Roxbury, Mass."
  Source: The marriage of John Thompson and Alice Freeman also appears in an
extensive pedigree prepared and authenticated by a professional genealogist,
Richard E. Coe. It was prepared for P. Glenn Smith, at the time governor of the Society of Mayflower Descendants for the state of California.
  This genealogy agrees with the same material gathered previously from other sources, effective 7 Feb. 1992, but 7th edition of of Ancestral Roots cuts this line off with Joan de Harley (Roots 29A, 33).
  Roberts/Reitwiesner: John Thompson, gentleman, of Little Preston,
Northamptonshire. Died London 6 Nov. 1626. Married before 1 May 1616, Alice
Freeman, as her first husband.
  "Topographical Dictionary of 2885 English Emigrants to New England" notes a John Thompson of Preston Parva Parish, Northamptonshire, went to Stonington. Itcites the Charles E. Banks Mssg. A relative? Son?
  Am. Genealogist, 13/8: John Tompson, gentleman, died in Little Preston, a
hamlet in the parish of Preston Capes, Northamptonshire. Will 6 Nov. 1626,
proved 11 April 1627. Will mentions wife Alice Tompson and son Thomas Tompson, not yet 12 years old. Speaks of "all my children" but does not name them. Directs brothers-in-law William Spencer, a minister, and Henry Freeman to sell certain properties, proceeds to be distributed among children other than Thomas when they reached age 21. Wife Alice and brother-in-law Thomas Freeman were made executors of his estate. Parish records list baptisms of six children, with five surnames spelled Thompson and one Tompson. Preston Capes Parish records do not mention burial of John. He may have been buried elsewhere.
  Am. Genealogist, 14/145 and 146: John Tomson, married Alice Freeman before 1 April 1616. Died 6 Nov. 1626 in London. His will bears the same date, which is evidence that it was made very shortly before his death. Since no record of his burial at Little Preston was found, he may have been buried in London.
  Migration: John Thompson of Preston, Northamptonshire.
  Witter Family: John Thompson, born about 1580-1590. Will dated 6 Nov. 1626
and proved 11 April 1627 at Little Preston, Preston Capes, Northamptonshire,
England. "Gentleman"; apparently had land at manor of Saxby, Leicestershire.
Married Alice Freeman about 1615.
  Sureties: John Tompson, gentleman, of Little Preston, Preston Capes. Born
about 1580/90, son of Thomas Tompson. Died London, 6 Nov. 1626.
  Carolingian: John Tompson.

4671. Alice FREEMAN was born about 1595 in Cranford, Northamptonshire, England. She died 11 Feb 1664/1665 in New London, New London Co., Connecticut. [Parents]

Came to New England as a widow with 1 daughter and 3 sons.

      Sources: History of Stonington by Wheeler; Boston Evening Transcript; A. Roots 29A; Roberts/Reitwiesner; The Blackmans of Knight's Creek; The
Carolingian Ancestry of Edmond Hawes, Alice Freeman and Thomas James; American Genealogist, 13/3; The Visitation of Northamptonshire 1564 and 1618-19 (film 94,956); Potter-Richardson Memorial; Royal Descents of 500 Immigrants; The Great Migration Begins, v1, p523; A Witter Family History by Edwin D. Witter Jr.; Magna Charta Sureties 163-10.

  Wheeler: The baptisms of the children of Alice Freeman and John Thompson are recorded at Preston Capes, Northants. It is not known when Alice Thompson brought her son and daughters to New England, but she was living in Roxbury, Mass., before 1640. "The Thomson family in England held a high position, their social status being next to that of the county families. Mistress Alice must have been a lady of character and refinement. Her success in bringing her children through all their troubles and so well preparing them for the duties of life which they assumed, testifies to this." In New England, she married Robert Park(e). He was the father of Thomas Parke Sr., who married Dorothy Thompson, Alice's daughter. This means Robert Parke was both the father-in-law and stepfather of Dorothy. And Alice was both the mother-in-law and stepmother of Thomas Parke.
 Roberts/Reitwiesner: Alice Freeman, birth and death dates unknown, immigrant. Married Robert Parke shortly after 30 May 1644.
 Blackmans: Alice Freeman, died 1664/5.
 Additional info from AF records. One says she was born about 1587
and another in 1595.
 [Prodigy post says Parke Society has her lineage back to Charlemagne and
King John, but 7th edition of Ancestral Roots cuts line off at Joan de Harley. Will have to check Parke Society. Roots says: "Other lines available for Alice Freeman" but doesn't list any.] "American Ancestors & Cousins of the Princess of Wales" by Roberts/Reitwiesner, lists a line back to Thomas Giffard and Joan Langston. The Giffard line then goes back to Ethelred II, King of England. The Langston line goes back to Hugh Capet, King of France. Both these lines are traced farther back via other sources.
  Am. Genealogist, citing The Visitations of Northamptonshire: Alice Freeman, wife of John Tomson of Preston Capes, Northamptonshire.
  Memorial: The baptisms of the children of Alice Freeman and John Thompson
are recorded in the parish register of Preston Capes. Alice, widowed in 1627,
came with her children to Roxbury, MA, by 1640. She married 30 May 1644, as
second wife, Robert Parke, 1580/85-1664/5, of Wethersfield and Stonington, CT. She died in 1660.
  Descents: Alice Freeman of Massachusetts and (presumably) Connecticut
married (1) John Thompson; (2) Robert Parke. (Dorothy Thompson, her daughter by John Thompson, married Thomas Parke, son of Robert Parke and Martha Chaplin, his first wife) are ancestors of H.R.H. The Princess of Wales and her sons, H.R.H. Prince William and H.R.H. Prince Henry of Wales.
  Migration: Alice Freeman Thompson of  Preston, Northamptonshire, mother of
Bridget Thompson.
  Witter Family: Alice Freeman, died 11 Feb. 1664/5, New London, Conn. Had six children by John Thompson. Married (2) Robert Parke of Roxbury, Mass., who married (1) Martha Chaplin, daughter of Robert Chaplin. [My other sources say she was the daughter of William Chaplin.]
  Sureties: Alice Freeman, died New London, Conn., 11 Feb. 1664/5. Married (1) about 1615, as his second wife, John Tompson, gentleman, of Little Preston, Preston Capes, son of Thomas Tompson. Married (2) at Roxbury, Mass., before 30 May 1644, Robert Parke.
  Carolingians: Alice Freeman.
  Visitation: Alice Freeman, ux. John Tomson of Preston Capes, Northamptonshire.

4672. Thomas SHEFFIELD was born about 1550 in Sudbury, Suffolk, England. He died 29 Jun 1598 in Sudbury, Suffolk, England and was buried in St Peter's Cemetery, Sudbury, Suffolk, England. Thomas married Miss before 1580 in England.

4673. Miss was born in England. She was buried 23 Apr 1621 in St Peter's, Sudbury, Suffolk, England.

4704. Edward PENDLETON Jr. was born in Lancashire, England. He died in England. Edward was married 21 Nov 1620 in Burton Joyce, Nottingham, England.

Edward was christened 6 Mar 1569/1570 in Eccles, Lancashire, England. [Parents]

Batch #: M007021, Source Call #: 093727

Batch #: A457438, Source Call #: 457438-457442

Batch #: C020812, Source Call #: 844821

  Early New England Pendletons says:
  Not much known about Edward Jr. except he went to Oxford but did not
graduate.  Also, both he and son Brian Pendleton were residents, at the same
time, of St. Sepulchre's Parish-without-Newgate, in London. Eccles, where
Edward Jr. was baptized, is near Manchester.

Batch #: P007021, Source Call #: 093727

Batch #: P007021, Source Call #: 093727

4706. Richard PRICE was born estimated 1569 in of Boston, MA. He married Elizabeth CROMWELL in Boston, MA.

  Source: Ancestral File.

4707. Elizabeth CROMWELL was born estimated 1570. [Parents]

  Source: Ancestral File.

4708. Thomas GOODENOW was born about 1570 in Donhead, St. Andrew, Wiltshire, England. He died 1617/1618 in Donhead, St. Andrew, Wiltshire, England. Thomas married Ursula HAYNES.

Info from Ann L. Isbrandt, 6 S. 584 Millcreek Lane, Naperville, Illinois 60540.
    The name is from the French Godenot or Godeno, a jack in the box, a little ugly man. It may also be a local name from Gudenow, a town of the lower Rhine in Germany. Also spelled Goodnow and Goodenough.
    Transcript of his will, dated 1617 and proved 1617/18 on file under Goodenow. Yellow filling cabinet.
    Inventory of his estate was taken on the 6th Feb 1617/18 by John Button (clerk), Alexander Weeks, Joseph Bower and John Compton.

  Sources: TAG, v52, No. 4; Ancestral File.
  TAG: Thomas Goodynow of Donhead St. Andrew, Wiltshire, England. Born about
1570, died 1617/18, at Donhead St. Andrew. Will dated 20 Dec. 1617 and proved
19 March 1617/18. The will named wife Ursula and eight children. The youngest, Dorothy, Edmund and Ursula, received 10 pounds each. Sons Nathaniel, Thomas, Ralph and John received livestock. [The elder son, Simon, was not named. Perhaps he already had received his inheritance.] "The discovery of the will and inventory of this Thomas Goodynow of Donhead St. Andrew, Wiltshire, clearly shows that the New England Goodynow family had its origins at Donhead St. Andrew, and also that the Goodenow men of Sudbury, Massachusetts, who came to New England in 1638 with their sister Ursula, were the children of this Thomas and Ursula Goodynow of Donhead St. Andrew, Wiltshire.

  AF: Born about 1565, died 1617.

4709. Ursula HAYNES was born about 1567 in Donhead, St. Andrew, Wiltshire, England. She died after Mar 1617.

Second Boat, Vol. 4, #4, page 7.
    Last name HAYNES, birth place, Donhead EN, death: After Mar 1617.

  Source: Ancestral File.
  AF: Ursula, born about 1567. [Birth date probably a bad guess, since she
would have been 50 when last child was born.]