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John Frost¹

• John Frost married Abigail Barnes, daughter of Thomas Barnes and Mary, at New Haven, New Haven Co., Connecticut, on 20 August 1692.¹

Fry

• Charts: Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman

• The father of four Fry siblings found in Massachusetts beginning in the 1640s. Although claimed by some to be a William Fry of Weymouth, Dorset, England, in fact is identity is not yet known.

Hannah Fry¹

• Father*: Fry¹

• Hannah Fry was born say 1616 at England.¹
• She married Thomas Rawlins before 1642.¹

• Will proved on 29 April 1692.¹

Mary Fry^1,2

• Father*: Fry

• Mary Fry was born say 1604 at England.³
• She married Walter Harris before 1621.³
• Mary Fry died on 24 January 1655/56 at New London, New London Co., Connecticut.³

Thomasine Fry^1,2

• Father*: Fry

• Charts: Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman

• Thomasine Fry was born say 1614 at England.³
• She married John Meigs, son of Vincent Meggs and Emma Stronge, at England circa 1632.⁴
• Thomasine Fry is said to have died on 4 January 1671/72 at Killingsworth, Connecticut, (but she is not recorded in the town's vital records).²

William Fry¹

• Father*: Fry

• William Fry was born say 1608.²
• He married Elizabeth.³
• William Fry was buried on 26 October 1642 at Weymouth, Massachusetts.
• Died shortly before on 26 October 1642.²

• His will was dated before 2 December 1642 proved 4 Dec 1643.²

Ann Fuller¹

• Ann Fuller married Thomas Beman, son of Lieut. Thomas Beman and Lydia Roberts, at Hartland, Hartford Co., Connecticut, on 17 April 1783.¹

• Ann Fuller was a member of the at Hartland, Connecticut, on 4 August 1793.²

Elizabeth Fuller¹

• Elizabeth Fuller married Jonathan Metcalf, son of John Metcalf and Bethiah Savels, at Dedham, Massachusetts, on 5 June 1746.^1,2

Mary Fuller^1,2

• Father*: Samuel Fuller b. 1609, d. 31 Oct 1683
• Mother*: Jane Lothrop b. 29 Sep 1614, d. 1683

• Mary Fuller was baptized on 16 June 1644 at Barnstable, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts.
• She married Joseph Williams, son of John Williams and Jane, at Barnstable, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts, on 18 November 1674.
• Mary Fuller died on 11 August 1720 at Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut.³

Susanna Fuller¹

• Susanna Fuller married William Story, son of William Story and Sarah Foster, at Ipswich, Massachusetts, on 25 October 1671.^1,2
• Susanna Fuller died on 4 June 1707 at Roxbury, Massachusetts.¹

Timothy Fuller¹

• Timothy Fuller married Mary Champion, daughter of Thomas Champion and Hannah Brockway.¹

Anne Fullwood¹

• Father*: Robert Fullwood¹ b. c 1510, d. bt 6 Aug 1574 - 31 May 1576
• Mother*: Mary Hunter²

• Anne Fullwood married Richard Gunne, son of Richard Gonne and Maria Horne, at Aston Cantlow, Warwickshire, England, on 20 May 1566.³

Margaret E. Gaffney^1,2

• Father*: John Gaffney b. 4 Aug 1820, d. 14 May 1896
• Mother*: Margaret b. 12 Jul 1829, d. 9 Dec 1906

• Charts: Thomas Beeman, Descendants Chart

• Margaret E. Gaffney was born in October 1858 at Ontario, Canada, (an undocumented source states the place of birth as St. Catherines, Ontario).³
• She married James H. Skillen at O'Brien Co., Iowa, on 1 January 1876.⁴
• Margaret E. Gaffney married Erastus David Beeman, son of Joshua Beeman and Mary Choate Hill, circa 1891.³
• Margaret E. Gaffney died on 18 December 1934 at Peterson, Clay Co., Iowa.

• She appeared on the census on 8 June 1900 at Apalachicola City, Franklin Co., Florida, as Maggie C. Beeman, age 41, born Oct 1858 in Canada (Eng). Both parents born in Ireland. Married for nine years, she has had one child, no children living in 1900.³
• She appeared on the census on 17 January 1920 at Peterson, Clay Co., Iowa, as Maggie Beeman, age 63, born in Canada. Both parents born in Ireland. She is a naturalized citizen and came to the U.S. in 1883.⁵

Mary Patricia Ann Gaffney¹

• Father*: John Gaffney b. 4 Aug 1820, d. 14 May 1896
• Mother*: Margaret b. 12 Jul 1829, d. 9 Dec 1906

• Charts: Thomas Beeman, Descendants Chart

• Mary Patricia Ann Gaffney was born on 31 December 1852 at St.Catherine, Ontario, Canada.²
• She married Evander Charles Beeman, son of Joshua Beeman and Mary Choate Hill, at Clarence, Erie Co., New York, on 17 September 1873.^3,1
• Mary Patricia Ann Gaffney died on 8 December 1928 at Missoula, Montana.⁴

• She appeared on the census in June 1880 at Des Moines, Boone Co., Iowa, as Matie Beaman, age 27. Birth place given as New York. Father born in Ireland, mother in England.⁵

Daniel Gage¹

• Daniel Gage married Sarah Kimball, daughter of Henry Kimball and Mary Riddlesdale, on 3 May 1675.¹

Elizabeth Gage¹

• Father*: John Gage¹

• Elizabeth Gage was born on 12 March 1674.¹
• She married David Kimball, son of Benjamin Kimball and Mercy Hazelton, circa 1694.¹

Bethia Gager¹

• Father*: John Gager¹ b. 25 May 1620, d. 10 Dec 1703
• Mother*: Elizabeth Gore¹ b. c 1627, d. a 10 Jan 1703/4

• Bethia Gager was born in November 1657 at Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut.^1,2
• She married Joshua Abell, son of Robert Abell and Joanna, at Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut, in November 1685.^3,1

• Also known as Bethiah Gadger.³

Elizabeth Gager¹

• Father*: John Gager b. 25 May 1620, d. 10 Dec 1703
• Mother*: Elizabeth Gore b. c 1627, d. a 10 Jan 1703/4

• Elizabeth Gager was born in March 1649 at Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut.^2,3
• She married John Allyn, son of Robert Allyn and Sarah, at New London, New London Co., Connecticut, on 24 December 1668.⁴

Hannah Gager¹

• Father*: John Gager² b. 25 May 1620, d. 10 Dec 1703
• Mother*: Elizabeth Gore² b. c 1627, d. a 10 Jan 1703/4

• Hannah Gager was born in February 1665/66 at Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut.^2,3
• She married Daniel Brewster, son of Benjamin Brewster and Ann Addis, at Preston, New London Co., Connecticut, on 23 December 1686.^4,2
• Hannah Gager died on 7 September 1727 at Preston, New London Co., Connecticut.⁵

Hannah Gager¹

• Father*: John Gager¹ b. 25 May 1620, d. 10 Dec 1703
• Mother*: Elizabeth Gore¹ b. c 1627, d. a 10 Jan 1703/4

• Hannah Gager died in March 1653 at Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut.^1,2
• She was born in March 1653 at Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut.^1,2

John Gager¹

• Father*: John Gager b. 25 May 1620, d. 10 Dec 1703
• Mother*: Elizabeth Gore b. c 1627, d. a 10 Jan 1703/4

• John Gager was born in September 1647 at Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut.^2,3
• He married Deborah Allyn, daughter of Robert Allyn and Sarah, after 1683.⁴
• John Gager died in 1691; without children.²

John Gager^1,2,3

• Father*: William Gager b. 15 Jun 1592, d. 20 Sep 1630

• John Gager was baptized on 25 May 1620 at Little Waldingfield, Suffolk, England, (deposed 25 Apr 1653, "aged about 30 years").²
• He married Elizabeth Gore, daughter of Samuel Gore and Elizabeth Hill, at Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut, circa 1646.
• John Gager died on 10 December 1703 at Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut.^1,4

• John Gager came to New England with his parents in 1630, as a child, aboard the Winthrop Fleet. About 1657 he sold his homestead to Miles Moore, and settled with Robert Allyn in the extreme northern section of New London, Connecticut. In 1660 he became an original proprieter of Norwich, Connecticut, where all of his children are recorded, although the first six would have been born before his move there. He was constable of Norwich in 1674 and 1688.¹
• His will was dated on 21 December 1695 proved 9 Jan 1703/04, calls himself "now Aged & full of dayes," and gave twenty shillings each to "my six sons that married my daughters (viz.) John Allen, Daniel Bruster, Jeremiah Ripply, Simon Huntington, Joshua Abell, Caleb ffobes." He gave to his "loueing & kind son only son & heire the one halfe of all my personable & mooueable estate his mother haueing taken her first choice," and afterward referred to his son as Samuell. He also mentioned deeds given to the husbands of his daughters, and made his wife and son Executors. Mrs. Elizabeth Gager made oath to the inventory, 10 Jan 1703/04 (New London Probate Recs., File no. 2131).⁵

Lydia Gager¹

• Father*: John Gager¹ b. 25 May 1620, d. 10 Dec 1703
• Mother*: Elizabeth Gore¹ b. c 1627, d. a 10 Jan 1703/4

• Lydia Gager was born in August 1663 at Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut.^1,2
• She married Simon Huntington, son of Dea. Simon Huntington and Sarah Clark, on 8 October 1686.¹

Mary Gager¹

• Father*: John Gager¹ b. 25 May 1620, d. 10 Dec 1703
• Mother*: Elizabeth Gore¹ b. c 1627, d. a 10 Jan 1703/4

• Mary Gager was born in May 1671 at Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut.^1,2
• She married Jeremiah Ripley at Windham, Connecticut, on 7 April 1690.^1,3
• Mary Gager died on 4 December 1721 at Windham, Connecticut.^1,4

Samuel Gager^1,2

• Father*: John Gager² b. 25 May 1620, d. 10 Dec 1703
• Mother*: Elizabeth Gore² b. c 1627, d. a 10 Jan 1703/4

• Samuel Gager was born in February 1654 at Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut.^2,3
• He married Rebecca Lay, daughter of John Lay and Sarah Collin, at Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut, in April 1695.^2,3
• Samuel Gager died on 11 June 1740.²

Sarah Gager¹

• Father*: John Gager² b. 25 May 1620, d. 10 Dec 1703
• Mother*: Elizabeth Gore² b. c 1627, d. a 10 Jan 1703/4

• Sarah Gager was born in February 1651 at Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut.^2,3
• She married Caleb Forbes, son of John Fobes and Constant Mitchell, at Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut, on 30 June 1681.^1,3

William Gager¹

• Father*: John Gager¹ b. 25 May 1620, d. 10 Dec 1703
• Mother*: Elizabeth Gore¹ b. c 1627, d. a 10 Jan 1703/4

• William Gager was born in August 1660 at Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut.^1,2
• He died in November 1662 at Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut.^1,2

Rebecca Gaines¹

• Father*: Samuel Gaines²
• Mother*: Anna Burnham²

• Rebecca Gaines was born circa 1688.²
• She married Samuel Risley, son of Richard Risley and Rebecca Adams, at Hartford, Connecticut, on 1 August 1704.²
• Rebecca Gaines died after 1752.²

• She was admitted to the at Bolton (in Eastbury), Connecticut, on 21 April 1757.²

Hannah Gainings

• Hannah Gainings married Nathaniel Barnes, son of Maybe Barnes and Elizabeth Stow, at Middletown, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, on 29 October 1712.¹

Abijah Gale¹

• Abijah Gale married Abigail Amsden, daughter of Jacob Amsden and Sarah Beaman, on 23 June 1748 (they had six children).²

Diana Gale¹

• Father*: Samuel Gale¹ b. s 1673, d. bt 19 Sep 1730 - 7 Dec 1731
• Mother*: Mary¹ b. bt 1665 - 1675, d. bt 7 Dec 1731 - 26 Jan 1732

• Diana Gale was probably born between 1706 and 1710 at Great Egg Harbor, Gloucester Co., New Jersey.
• She married Jeremiah Risley, son of Richard Risley and Rebecca Adams, before 1730 (Jeremiah appears to be much older than Dinah).^2,3

• Also known as Dinah Gale.¹
• Diana Gale was named in her father's will dated on 19 September 1730.¹
• She was named in her mother's will on 7 December 1731.²

George Gale¹

• George Gale married Mildred Warner, daughter of Col. Augustine Warner Jr. and Midred Reade, on 16 May 1700.¹

Dr. Moses Gale¹

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Dr. Moses Gale married Temperance Worthington, daughter of Rev. William Worthington and Temperance Gallup.¹

Col. Samuel Gale¹

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Col. Samuel Gale married Elizabeth Worthington, daughter of Rev. William Worthington and Temperance Gallup.¹

Mary Judith Gall¹

• Father*: William Gall²
• Mother*: Sarah Gill³

• Mary Judith Gall was born on 8 June 1778 at Christ Church, Barbadoes.³
• She married Capt. Park Benjamin, son of David Benjamin and Lucy Park, at Demerara, British Guiana, on 22 August 1801.³
• Mary Judith Gall married second on 26 October 1826 Hon. James Lanman, son of Peter Lanman and Sarah Coit.⁴
• Mary Judith Gall died on 12 February 1848 at Norwich, Connecticut; she was fatally burned when her dress caught fire from the fireplace in her room.⁴

• Her will was dated on 16 July 1847 proved 18 Feb 1848. Mary J. Lanman of Norwich in New London County, Connecticut. Names children: Park Benjamin, Mary Motley, Susan Stackpole and Benjamin H. Benjamin. Executors: J. L. Stackpole, J. L. Motley and Benjamin H. Benjamin. Witnesses: Sarah C. Studley, Mary A. Braggins, Mary A. Watson.⁴
• Inventory of estate taken on 16 March 1848 by William A. Buckingham and Charles Johnson. Totaled $35,994.75, including $15,300 in real estate.⁵

Abigail Gallop¹

• Father*: Samuel Gallop² b. 16 Aug 1629, d. b 1670
• Mother*: Mary Phillips²

• Abigail Gallop was born on 27 June 1664 at Boston, Massachusetts.¹

• Also known as Abigail Gallup.²

Benjamin Gallop¹

• Father*: Nathaniel Gallop² b. 16 Aug 1629, d. b 1670
• Mother*: Margaret Everley² b. c 1629, d. 10 Oct 1702

• Benjamin Gallop was born on 3 January 1664 at Boston, Massachusetts.²
• He was baptized on 3 July 1670 at Old South Church, Boston, Massachusetts.¹
• He married Hannah Sharp at Boston, Massachusetts, on 1 November 1694.³

• Also known as Benjamin Gallup.²

Benjamin Gallop¹

• Father*: Benjamin Gallop¹ b. 3 Jan 1664
• Mother*: Hannah Sharp¹ b. c 1675

• Benjamin Gallop was born on 11 November 1698 at Boston, Massachusetts.¹
• He was baptized on 13 November 1698 at Old South Church, Boston, Massachusetts.²
• He died on 30 October 1702 at Boston, Massachusetts.³

Francis Gallop¹

• Father*: John Gallop¹ b. c 1593, d. Jan 1649/50
• Mother*: Christabell Brushett¹ d. 27 Jul 1655

• Francis Gallop was baptized on 27 July 1625 at Bridport, Dorsetshire, England.¹
• He was buried on 18 November 1625 at Bridport, Dorsetshire, England.¹

Hannah Gallop¹

• Father*: Samuel Gallop² b. 16 Aug 1629, d. b 1670
• Mother*: Mary Phillips²

• Hannah Gallop was born on 3 September 1654 at Boston, Massachusetts.¹

• Also known as Hannah Gallup.²

Hannah Gallop¹

• Father*: Joseph Gallop¹ b. 20 Mar 1661
• Mother*: Hannah¹

• Hannah Gallop was born on 2 December 1688 at Boston, Massachusetts.²

Hannah Gallop¹

• Father*: Benjamin Gallop¹ b. 3 Jan 1664
• Mother*: Hannah Sharp¹ b. c 1675

• Hannah Gallop was baptized on 15 September 1695 at Old South Church, Boston, Massachusetts.²
• She was born on 20 September 1695 at Boston, Massachusetts.¹

Joan Gallop¹

• Father*: John Gallop² b. c 1593, d. Jan 1649/50
• Mother*: Christabell Brushett² d. 27 Jul 1655

• Joan Gallop was baptized on 20 September 1618 at Bridport, Dorsetshire, England.¹
• She married Thomas Joy before 1637.¹

• Also known as Joan Gallup.²
• Immigrant ancestor to America in 1633.²

John Gallop^1,2

• John Gallop was born circa 1593.³
• He married Christabell Brushett at Bridport, Dorsetshire, England, on 19 January 1617/18.³
• John Gallop died in January 1649/50 at Boston, Massachusetts; "Goodman Gallop is dead of a great griping in his bowels."^3,4

• Also known as John Gallup.⁵
• Also known as Capt. John Gallup.⁶
• Immigrant ancestor to America in 1630 He was a fisherman and mariner, and settled at Boston, Massachusetts.¹
• John Gallup is the ancestor of most of the families of the Gallup name in America. He came to New England from the Parish of Mosterne, co. Dorset, England, sailing on the "Mary and John" on 20 Mar 1630 and arriving at Nantasket (name changed to Hull in1646) on 30 May 1630. He first went to Dorchester, but soon after was a resident of Boston. The family became members of the First Church, the old South, in Boston, Massachusetts. He became a landholder, owning land in the town and an island of sixteen acres in Boston Bay, which still bears his name. He owned Mix's Mate, also called Monumental Island, where he pastured sheep. He was a skillfull mariner, well acquainted with the harbor around Boston. He achieved great distinction by piloting the "Griffin" a ship of 300 tons in Sep 1633, through a new found channel, when she had on board the Rev. John Cotton, Rev. Thomas Hooker, Rev. Mr. Stone and other fathers of New England, among her 200 passengers. The most noted episode of his life occured when he captured and destroyed a boat load of Indians off Block Island. They had murdered John Oldham and were having a "hilarious" time on his boat when Capt. Gallup, accompanied by his two sons and a hired man overtook them. The event has been called the first Naval battle on the Atlantic coast, and gave John Gallup a colonial, and later a national reputation, and more than anything else made him famous. The murder of John Oldham and the subsequent battle with Capt. Gallup was the beginning of the Pequot War.⁶
• He was a member of the at Boston, Massachusetts, on 5 January 1633/34.¹
• He was admitted freeman on 1 April 1634 at Massachusetts (listed third in a group of six Dorchester men).¹
• His will was dated on 20 December 1649 proved 9 Feb 1649/50. John Gallop of Boston. Makes his wife sole executor. Names his son, John Gallop; daughter Joane; two youngest sons, Samuell Gollop and Nathaniel Gollop.³
• Inventory of estate taken on 26 February 1649/50.³

John Gallop¹

• Father*: John Gallop¹ b. c 1593, d. Jan 1649/50
• Mother*: Christabell Brushett¹ d. 27 Jul 1655

• John Gallop was baptized on 11 July 1630 at Bridport, Dorsetshire, England.¹

Joseph Gallop¹

• Father*: Nathaniel Gallop² b. 16 Aug 1629, d. b 1670
• Mother*: Margaret Everley² b. c 1629, d. 10 Oct 1702

• Joseph Gallop was born on 20 March 1661 at Boston, Massachusetts.¹
• He was baptized on 3 July 1670 at Old South Church, Boston, Massachusetts.³
• He married Hannah before 1686.⁴
• Joseph Gallop married Elizabeth Alcock at Boston, Massachusetts, on 1 March 1694.⁵
• Joseph Gallop married Sarah Gourden at Boston, Massachusetts, on 21 January 1713 by Rev. Dr. Cotton Mather.⁶

• Also known as Joseph Gallup.²

Katharine Gallop¹

• Father*: Benjamin Gallop¹ b. 3 Jan 1664
• Mother*: Hannah Sharp¹ b. c 1675

• Katharine Gallop was baptized on 25 July 1703 at Old South Church, Boston, Massachusetts.¹

Margaret Gallop¹

• Father*: Benjamin Gallop¹ b. 3 Jan 1664
• Mother*: Hannah Sharp¹ b. c 1675

• Margaret Gallop was baptized on 7 March 1696 at Old South Church, Boston, Massachusetts.²
• She died on 11 August 1698 at Boston, Massachusetts.¹

Margaret Gallop¹

• Father*: Benjamin Gallop¹ b. 3 Jan 1664
• Mother*: Hannah Sharp¹ b. c 1675

• Margaret Gallop was baptized on 16 June 1700 at Old South Church, Boston, Massachusetts.¹

Mary Gallop¹

• Father*: Samuel Gallop² b. 16 Aug 1629, d. b 1670
• Mother*: Mary Phillips²

• Mary Gallop was born on 4 December 1651 at Boston, Massachusetts.¹