5986. Henry COBB was born 1596 in Kent, England. He died 3 Jun 1679 in Barnstable, MA. Henry married Patience HURST on Apr 1631 in Plymouth, MA. [Parents]
5987. Patience HURST was born 1611 in Barnstable, MA. She died 4 May 1648 in Barnstable, MA. [Parents]
5988. Thomas HUCKINS was born 1617 in England. He died 29 Nov 1679 in At see off of MASS. Thomas married Rose HYLLIER on 2 Nov 1648.
5989. Rose HYLLIER was born 1616 in England. She died 1687 in Barnstable, MA.
5990. John CHIPMAN was born 2 Jun 1621 in Bryant's Puddle, England. He died 17 Apr 1708 in Sandwich, MA. John married Hope HOWLAND on 13 Sep 1646 in Plymouth, MA. [Parents]
5991. Hope HOWLAND was born 30 Aug 1629 in Plymouth, MA. She died 8 Jan 1683/1684 in Barnstable, MA. [Parents]
5992. John MALTBY was born 1601 in East Retford, Nottingham, England. He died 6 Oct 1647 in East Retford, Nottingham, England. John married Mary WILLIAMSON on 22 May 1632 in Nottingham, England. [Parents]
5993. Mary WILLIAMSON was born about 1610 in England. She died in England.
5996. Thomas LORD was born about 1585 in Towcester (North Hampton) Eng. He died 17 May 1678 in Saybrook (Middlesex) CT. Thomas married Dorothy BIRD on 20 Feb 1610/1611 in Petersborough (North Hamptonshire) Eng. [Parents]
5997. Dorothy BIRD was born 25 May 1588 in Towcester (North Hamptonshire) Eng. She died 2 Aug 1676 in Hartford (Hartford) CT.
5998. William BUCKLAND was born Bet. 1609 - 1614 in Weymouth Eng. He died 1 Sep 1683 in Rehoboth (Bristol) MA. William married Mary BOSWORTH on Bet. 1632 - 1640 in Hingham (Plymouth) MA. [Parents]
5999. Mary BOSWORTH was born 1614 in Eng. She died 29 Jul 1687 in Rehoboth (Bristol) MA. [Parents]
6000. William TUTTLE (TUTHILL) was born 1609 in Of, Ringstead, Northamptonshire, England and was christened 29 Oct 1609 in Ringstead, Northampton, England. He died 16 Jun 1673 in New Haven, New Haven, CT and was buried in New Haven, New Haven, CT. William married Elizabeth MATHEWS on 1630 in , , , England. [Parents]
This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File:
Simon /TUTTLE/ (AFN:9JXH-TN) and Alice /GOOCH/ (AFN:3GLT-VT)
6001. Elizabeth MATHEWS was born about 1612 in Exeter, Devon, England. She died 30 Dec 1684 in Milford, New Haven, Conn. and was buried in New Haven, New Haven, CT.
6002. Thomas POWELL was born 1616 in Shalford, Essex, England. He died 3 Oct 1681 in New Haven, CT. Thomas married Priscilla WHITSON on 1637 in New Haven, CT. [Parents]
from the Albright Gedcom:
Sailed to St.Kitts and the Barbados. He was later a sailor/sea captain in the
sack and rum trade between the West Indies and North America. He left his
son Thomas on a visit to Virginia
6003. Priscilla WHITSON was born about 1620 in New Haven, CT. She died before 29 Sep 1681 in New Haven, CT.
Next steps for research:
Priscilla WHITSON was born in 1620 in New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut. She has reference number 661. She has Ancestral File number 3XZ3-W3.
She was married to Thomas POWELL Captain in New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut. Children were: Thomas POWELL (twin) .Priscilla WHITSON
[NI27280]
UNKNOWN - BEF. 29 SEP 1681
BIRTH: UNKNOWN, England
DEATH: BEF. 29 SEP 1681, New Haven, New Haven Co., Connecticut [43896]
Family 1 : Thomas POWELL
MARRIAGE: BEF. AUG 1641 [130626]
+Hannah POWELL
+Priscilla POWELL
+Mary POWELL
Martha POWELL
Martha POWELL
Hester POWELL
INDEXSources to check:
[NI27280] Died after 6 June 1653, per "A Matrilineal Line," NEHGS NEXUS, Vol 14, no. 5, pg. 151, from Jacobus, "Families of Ancient New Haven." Vol 2, pg. 1477.
[43895] [SOURCE] Jean Ulrich: [jenkulrich@aol.com] (surname only)Jean Ulrich: [jenkulrich@aol.com] (surname only)
[43896] [SOURCE] "Early Probate Records of New Haven," NEHGS "Register," Vol 81, pg. 130
"Early Probate Records of New Haven," NEHGS "Register," Vol 81, pg. 130
[130626] [SOURCE] "A Matrilineal Line," NEHGS NEXUS, Vol 14, no. 5, pg. 151.
"A Matrilineal Line," NEHGS NEXUS, Vol 14, no. 5, pg. 151.
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Thomas POWELL Captain was born in 1616 in New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut. He died on 3 OCT 1681 in New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut. He has reference number 660. He has Ancestral File number 3XZ3-VW. FHL shows 3 wives:
Mrs. Jericho Powel ll
AFN: L9HH-ZT
Seal Sp: 16 MAR 1949, Idaho Falls
Married: New Haven, ConneticutPriscilla Whitson
AFN: 8VMM-LQ
Seal Sp: 16 MAR 1949, Idaho Falls
Married: New Haven, ConneticutPriscilla
AFN: 3XZ3-W3
Seal Sp: 16 MAR 1949, Idaho Falls
Married: New Haven, Conneticut
all other Temple work is doneNote: Priscilla (3XZ3-W3) is listed to be the mother of all the children. I think both Priscillas are the same person. So I merged the two Priscillas, and the new person is Priscilla Whitson (3XZ3-W3). Ron Colby
He was married to Priscilla WHITSON in New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut. Children were: Thomas POWELL (twin).
6004. Samuel HOTCHKISS was born 1623 in O, , CONNECTICUT. He died 28 Dec 1663 in NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT. Samuel married Elizabeth CLEVERLY on 16 Sep 1642 in NEW HAVEN, NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT. [Parents]
6005. Elizabeth CLEVERLY was born 1621 in NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT. She died 28 Dec 1663 in NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT.
6006. Robert TALMADGE was born 1622 in WHERWELL, ENGLAND. He died 3 Oct 1662 in NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT. Robert married Sarah NASH on 1642 in NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT. [Parents]
6007. Sarah NASH was born 1648 in BEDFORDSHIRE, ENGLAND. She died WFT Est. 1657-1742 in NEW HAVEN, NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT. [Parents]
6008. William BRADLEY was born 27 Jan 1610 in Bradford, Yorkshire, England. He died 29 May 1691 in New Haven, New Haven, CT and was buried 1691 in Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven, CT. William married Alice PRICHARD on 1645 in Springfield, MA. [Parents]
6009. Alice PRICHARD was born 1619 in England or Wales. She died 1692 in New Haven, CT. [Parents]
6272. John DRESSER Sr was born 1 1607 in Rowley, Yorkshire, England. He died 2 * 19 APR 1672 in Rowley, Essex, MA and was buried 3 in Rowley, Essex, MA. John married Mary UNK on 1638 in England. [Parents]
OCCU shoemaker
*First Dresser in America.
Records indicate he moved to Skewsby near Whenby around 1640. Rev Ezekiel Rogers was a minister in Rowley, Yorkshire, England. Rowley is located in the East Riding portion of Yorkshire. His congregation were devote Puritans. When the Church of
England began changing it's doctrine, such as allowing sports on Sunday, Rev Rogers and others refused to
comply. When he lost his position, he decided to move his congregation to the new world for religious freedom. Rev Ezekiel Rogers and about 20 families of his followers arrived at Salem, MA on 10 Oct 1638, wintered there and in April 1639 settled in
a nearby area which they named Rowley, MA. They sailed on the ship "John" of London from Hull on the Humber. At Rowley, MA they joined with about 20 other families that had come over on an earlier voyage of the ship "John" of London, which included
John Dresser and his wife Mary. Records indicate many of these families came from Rowley, Holme on Spaulding Moor and Bradford, Yorkshire, England John was assigned a lot on Bradford St in Rowley, MA. One source lists his birthdate as 1605 and born
in Skewsby, Yorkshire, England.
Today, the ancient chapel still stands at Rowley, England. It is described as a beautilful church in the middle of nowhere. Roses adorn the small church which stands by an ivied house, both sheltered by great trees. The walls of the church are
of brick and cement, but the tower is older. The nave arcades are 13th century and the bowl of the front is Norman. The chancel arch may be medieval. A bible dated 1717 still sits on the lecturn. The old vicarage is now the Rowley Manor Hotel.
From a booklet that describes Rowley and it's monuments is written; "The Domesday Book Survey of 1085, states there has been a church at Rowley for almost 100 years. There is a church and a priest here. Christianity reached this part of England in
627 when Edwin, King of Northumbria, was converted at Goodmanham, 9 miles away. The church was probably built at Rowley because it is midway between Little Weighton and Riplingham, which excavations have shown to have been a larger village before the
black death. There is no evidence of there ever having been a village at Rowley. Between 1630 and 1638, there were over 100 entries in the church records from Little Weighton and Riplingham, but none from Rowley. In 1638, the Rector, the Rev
Ezekiel Rogers, was suspended by Archbishop Laud because he was a Puritan and refused to read "that accursed book that allowed sports on God's Holy Sabbath". With 30 families from this and neighbouring parishes, he sailed from Hull and founded a
colony in Mass called Rowley."* * * *
For those reasearching their ancestors from the Rowley area, there is a mailing list called Rowley-Roots, run by a Ted Rowley. Homepage at www.discover.net/~rowleytw/* * * *
See my file on David Flack for several more pages of written research on the Dresser family in Yorkshire, England and Rowley, Mass. Also, several pages on John and Mary.
* * * *
I have a copy of John Dresser's Will on file, thanks to Lisa Haupt.
* * * *
6273. Mary UNK was born 1611 in Skewsby, Yorkshire, England. She died 1 in Rowley, Essex, Mass.
One source shows her birthplace as Rowley, Yorkshire, England
6274. Richard THORLEY was born about 1606 in Yorkshire, England. He died 10 Nov 1685 in Newbury, Essex, Mass. Richard married Jane.
Richard had a two acre house lot in Rowley in 1643. He sold his estate in
Rowley in 1651 to Capt John Johnson and moved to Newbury with his wife.
He purchased a 400 acre farm in Newbury from Mathew Chaffey of Boston for L
L 155. (Essex Deed, 1 Ips:100). He had a grant of land by the colony in
1653 and the next year built a toll bridge over the Parker River. Gage's
History lists his date of death as 26 Nov 1703. A One Name Study on theThorley name is being run by David Weston - weston@ns.sympatico.ca
It can be found at http://www.one-name.orgALIA Thurlow //
6275. Jane was born 1 about 1611 in Yorkshire, England. She died 19 Mar 1683 in Newbury, Essex, Mass.
6276. Thomas LEAVER Sr was born 1 about 1618 in England. He died 2 27 Dec 1863 in Rowley, Essex, Mass. Thomas married Mary Allen BRADLEY on 1 Sep 1643 in Rowley, Essex, Mass.
The 1643 survey of Rowley states that he owned a 1 1/2 acre lot on Holmes St,
bounded on the south side by the town's common lot. Master Leaver is known
to historians by only one statement mase in Mourt's Relation (1622). "Since
no Leaver appears in Bradford's crew list, it can only be assumed he was a
member of the Mayflower's crew.
6277. Mary Allen BRADLEY was born 1 1 Sep 1626 in Rowley, Essex, Mass. She died 2 4 Oct 1684 in Rowley, Essex, Mass. [Parents]
Different records list different parents for Mary. You tell me which is
correct. I am showing both here.
6278. James BAILEY was born 1 O/A 1612 in Southampton, Hampshire, England. He died 10 AUG 1677* in Rowley, Essex, Mass. James married Lydia UNK. [Parents]
Came to Rowley, MA as a servant to Richard Drummer in 1638 on the ship Bevis,
with his brother Richard.
A copy fo his Will from "http://www.hertge.com/wills" is attached.Estate of James Bailey of Rowley
Essex Probate Docket # 1326James Bayley of Rowley being weake of body, but pfect in understanding and memory, do make this my
last will and Testament, in manner & forms as followeth, After my debts are payd I do give and Bequeath, the rest of the estate, God hath given me as followeth, I doe give unto my daughters Lidia Platts and Demaris Leaver each of them, Twenty pound a
peece and to my daughter Platts, seven pound more, which is in the hands of Thomas Remington , she is to have that seven pounds when it is due the twenty pounds a peece, that I do give unto my two daughters, to be payd in four years time, Also I do
give unto my Eldest son John all that land and meadow, and meadow, that he is now possesed of and halfe of the farme, that I purchased of mr Rogers and that Land, that Goodman Jackman doth improve, from merimack River downe to the meadow, my meaneing
is from the River, untill it doth come, as far as mr Phillips his meadow, or the peece comonly cald the five acres, and the rest of that land, that goodman Jackman doth hire, that is betweene the sayd fives acres, and crane meadow, to be equally
divided, between my son John and James. Also I doe give unto my son John Bayley, four acres of land more or less lyeing at the Plainse comonly cald, the Rye Plaine. Also I do give unto my son James Bayley, all my lands and meadow that I am possessed
off in the Towne of Rowley, with all the buildings upon the same together with that two acres of meadow that I purchased of goodman Lyon wch was sometimes Phillip Nellsons of Rowley, the other halfe of the ffarme, that I purchased of mr Rogers both
upland and meadow, I do give unto my sonn James Bayley, also I do give unto my son John Bayley one ox gate, in east end ox pasture of Rowley and thre cow gates, and to my sone James two ox gates, in the sd pasture and thre cow gates. Also I doe give
unto my wife, one third part of my lands in Rowley that James is to have, for her life tyme, and my son James for to alow her or pay to her one third part that the halfe farme that I have given him doth yearly produce, also my son John is to pay to her
one third pt that the half farme I have given him doth yearly pduce, and this both of them to pay dureing her life, my meaneing is, when I say, wt it doth yearly pduce, is on third part of the rent of it, wt it is lett for, also I doe give unto my wife
one third part of my houshold good, within dores & without. I doe give unto my son James Allso all my apparrell I do give unto my son John, and I do make my son James Bayley sole executor of this my last will & testament. Also my will is, that if my
daughter Platts or my daughter Lever doe dye before the legasies, that I do give them be payd that then the sayd legasies bo payd to their children, and this I do deliver as my last will August the 8 1677.James Bayley
Witness:
Phillip Nellson
Ezekeill Northeand
Edna Northend
Proved in Ipswich court Sept 25, 1677 by the witnesses.
6279. Lydia UNK was born 1 O/A 1624.
6280. John WARNER was born 1616 in Boxtead, Essex, England. He died after 17 May 1692 in Hadley, Hampshire, Massachusetts. John married Priscilla SYMONDS on 10 Mar 1654/1655 in Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. [Parents]
6281. Priscilla SYMONDS was born 1625 in England. [Parents]
6282. Richard SWAN 1, 2, 3 was born before 23 Dec 1607 in Gilberdyke, Eastrington Parish, East Yorkshire, England. He died 4 before 14 May 1678 in Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts. Richard married 5 Anna SPOFFORD on 24 Feb 1621/1622 in South Cave Parish, Yorkshire, England. [Parents]
From Savage, 4:235: "RICHARD, Rowley 1639, came in the Truelove, 1635 aged 34, or rather more, emb. at London, 17 Sept. hav. in Apr. sent, perhaps his w. Eliz. in the Planter, s. William, and Francis, in the Rebecca; and d. Eliz. in the Susan and Ellen, under care of various friends, freem. 13 Mar. 1639, had liberty the yr. bef. to plant, with others, at Hampton, ..."
The source for birth dates and places of Richard Swan and his children are from Mrs. Mary Cole [cdgg47a@prodigy.com] of Kentfield, California, who examined the parish records of Eastrington.
Richard Swan was admitted to the first church of Boston in 1638, but only remained there a short time, being dismissed 24 Nov 1639 to "ye gathering of a Church at Rowley." He was made a freeman at Rowley 13 May 1640. He served on the trial jury 1651, 1659, 1664; and on the grand jury 1653, 1654, 1655 and 1662. Richard was presented in Court 18 Oct 1650 for breach of the peace in striking "Ezekiel Northen" in the face with a Staff or goad. He was fined 3 shillings. From the smallness of the fine, the court must have thought he had some provocation. On 16 Mar 1654/1655, Richard Swan was owed by the estate of Henry Sewall "for twelve weekes tendans and wood, washing and provision 16li, 14s; for writing, hellping make up accounts and prizing goods, 9s.6d." On 31 Mar 1657 he deposed that he bought a couple of oxen of Mr. Dummer about two years after Mr. Nelson went to England and they were Mr. Nelsons oxen. He made an error in some testimony before the court of Assistants, but he acknowledged the mistake, and the court restored him to jury duty. In 1668 Richard Swan sued John Morgan for taking away John Huttson, servant of said Swan. He won the case and the boy was to be returned to him. Goodwife Lambert of Rowley had sold her indentured servant, John Hudson, to Richard Swan of Rowley for L14 to be paid in wheat and barley. (She sold his time as a servant.) Charles Brown deposed he heard John Hudson say that Richard Swan was to buy him and he rejoiced much at it. The indenture was dated 1 Dec 1664, John Hudson, son of John Hudson of Bristol, England, aged about 12, withconsent of Mr. William Woodcocke of Salem, to whom he was committed in trust, bound himself to John Hutchinson of Salem fr 8-1/2 years. On 17 Dec John Hutchinson of Salem made over the boy to Richard Swan of Rowley with full consent of John Hudson of Rowley. John Morgan, commander of the Bristow (Bristol?) ship, lying in Marblehead harbor had taken Hudson, who was his cousin, and given him to Oliver Purchase. On 10 Mar 1669-1670 Richard Swan of Rowley, with the consent of his wife Ann, sold their portion in the Hogg Island mash to son John Hobkinson.
6283. Anna SPOFFORD 1 was born Sep 1598 in Kirk Ella, Yorkshire, England. She died 2 before 4 Apr 1658 in Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts. [Parents]