16082. William KERRICH was born about 1540 in of, Saxsted, Suffolk, England. He was buried 30 Mar 1593 in Saxsted, Suffolk, England. William married Margery. [Parents]

  Sources: NEHGR, v75, p279, 292, 299, 301; C.M. Babcock; Witter Family
History.

  NEHGR: William Kerrich of Saxsted, Suffolk, the testator of 1593. Born
probably about 1540 and buried at Saxsted 30 March 1593. He married Margery.
His nuncupative will, declared 28 March 1593, named his wife as executrix.
He bequeathed half his goods to her and the remainder to his children, who were not named.
  William's father in his will directed that his eldest son, John, to whom he devised his lands and houses in Saxsted, Earl-Soham, and Framlingham, which had been owned by John's grandfather, should pay to William 70 pounds, devised to William a tenement in Earl-Soham, required William to pay for the house in which he dwelt for half a year after his (the testator's) decease, and bequeathed to William and his daughters various articles of household stuff, with livestock, money, etc.
  Witter Family: William Kerrich, born about 1540. Buried 30 March 1593 at
Saxsted, Suffolk."Of Saxsted, Suffolk;owned land there and at Earl-Soham and
Framlingham, Suffolk."

16083. Margery was born in of, Saxsted, Suffolk, England. She was buried 23 Apr 1610 in Saxsted, Suffolk, England.

  Sources: NEHGR, v75, p279 & 301; C.M. Babcock; A Witter Family History.
  NEHGR: Margery ________, buried at Saxsted, Suffolk, 23 April 1610.
  Witter Family: Margery ________, buried 23 April 1610 at Saxsted, Suffolk.
She had five children.

16088. Thomas HUGBED died 26 May 1555 in Essex, England.

Swamp Yankee by James H. Allyn, page 9.ad lived at Horden-on-the-Hill, Essex,
    Hadlived at Horden-on-the-Hill, Essex, and was classified as Gentleman.
He was burned at the stake for being a Protestant by Edward Bonner, Catholic Bishop of London under Queen Mary Tudor.
Thomas' son James escaped the same fate as his father by hiding in the straw of his mattress. He was afterward called "Yeoman", having lost his fathers estates.

16090. Thomas COCKE was born estimated 1544 in Ipswich, England.

  Source: A Witter Family History by Edwin D. Witter Jr.
  Witter Family: Thomas Cooke, "a contemporary of Thomas Hubbard, of Ipswich,
Suffolk, England. A suspect in the Protestant persecution of Queen Mary, was
searched but managed to avoid apprehanseion. As late as 1682 Samuel Hubbard had
in his Newport house a testament printed in 1549 that Thomas Cocke/Cooke had
brought safely through those first days by hiding it in his bed-straw."

16112. Peter WORDEN was born about 1568/1569 in Clayton, Lancashire, England. He died before 5 Mar 1638 in Yarmouth, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts, about 68 years of age. Peter married Margaret GRICE about 1603/1604 in England. [Parents]

THE DESCENDANTS OF EZEKIEL MAINE, by Algernon Aikin Aspinwall, pp 8.
    Peter-1 Worden came from England, and was early of Lynn MA. Removed to Yarmouth MA, and died there in February of March, 1639, aged 70 years. Name of wife not known.

WARDEN WEB PAGE CORRECTIONS
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~worden/published_errors.htm
     Eric Kingman Eastwood referenced the Manson-Hayward manuscript as, apparently, the principal source of his report on the origin of the Worden family in America. He said, "Peter Worden is said to have come from England in the Anne, arriving at Plymouth in 1623." The full list of passengers for this voyage is recorded in Planters of the Commonwealth, and does not include any Worden name.

Peter I did not come to America in 1623. There are documents in England showing Peter to be there in 1625, 1630, and 1636. We do not know his whereabouts between 1636 and the writing of his will in America in 1638.

It has been reported that Mrs. Ellen (Elinor) Newton arrived in America on the Anne in 1623 and that she was the daughter of Peter Worden Sr. who arrived with her. We know (see above note) that Peter did not arrive in America until after 1636. We know also, from documents in England, that his wife, Margaret, died in 1612, daughter Bridget died in 1628 and daughter Elizabeth died in 1635. There is no record of any other children except Peter II. Peter I's will in 1638 had provisions for his only son Peter II and grandson John Lewis. His only other living grandson, Robert Swansey, was apparently provided for by his father, Hugh Swansey, in England. See pages 102, 454, 838 and 887 in Wordens Past (WFA newsletter).

16113. Margaret GRICE was born about 1566/1571 in England. She died about 1612 in England.

WARDEN WEB PAGE CORRECTIONS
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~worden/published_errors.htm
      Peter I did not marry Anne Farington or Mary___. He married Margaret Grice Wall,
widow of Anthony Wall.  Anthony Wall died on 24 April 1601 and Margaret was still a
widow in 1603.  By 1604 Peter and wife appear in a lease record. In 1607 there is a court
action against Peter and his wife with regard to Margaret’s dower of the inheritance of her
former husband Anthony Wall, deceased.  Therefore they were married between February
of 1603 and March of 1604 (see Wordens Past, page 834 for more on her birth and family).

16118. George ALLEN died 1648 in Sandwich, England.

16158. William KINNEY was born 1601 in Kings Lynn, Norfolk, England. He died 1675 in New London, New London Co., Connecticut. William married Agnes DOUGLASS. [Parents]

Researching this line is Sandy McDougall at [email protected]
First record is his admission to church 31 Mar 1646. In 1650 William joined others in settling on 6 acre lot in what became New London. New London records of 1662 list William age 61 and his wife Agnes as age 63. William became a deputy in 1662. He must have had a good turoring as he translated Amish and Anabaptist materials for his religious community.

LUCIUS BEEBE OF WAKEFIELD & SYLENDA MORRIS BEEBE, HIS WIFE, by Louise Beebe Wilder, The Bnickerbarker Press, New York, 1930. DAR Library, page 28.
    We have word of William Keeney in Gloucester, Mass., before 1650. He died in New London in 1675. Keeney speedily acquired better land than that in Capt Ann Lane over Nahantick way adjoining the Ferry Farm of Winthrop. He held various positions of trust in the town and was master of a barque, the HOPEWELL, probably engaged in the sugar and molasses trade between New London and the Barbados.

Researching this line is Nancyann Norman at [email protected]

16159. Agnes DOUGLASS was born about 1599 in Gloucester, England. [Parents]

Researching this line is Nancyann Norman at [email protected]

16184. John HASSARD was born in Stapleford, Notts, England. [Parents]

16186. Henry SACHERVELL Esq..

16264. Henry Edward PECKHAM married Grace SAMBOURNE. [Parents]

16265. Grace SAMBOURNE was christened in Sonning, Berkshire, England. [Parents]

16266. Robert BADGER died 1641 in England.