16384. Thomas NORMAN was born about 1605 in Stogursey, England. He died 1675. Thomas married Patience TUCKER on 28 Aug 1621 in Stogursey, England. [Parents]

16385. Patience TUCKER was born in Stogursey, England.

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

17416. Peter ACEY was born about 1535 in Of Kirk Ella, Yorkshire, England. He died 6 May 1591 in Kirk Ella, Yorkshire, England. Peter married Cecily. [Parents]

17417. Cecily was born about 1535/1540 in Of Kirk Ella, Yorkshire, England. She died in Kirk Ella, Yorkshire, England.

17418. Nicolai SKALES was born about 1537.

17540. Thomas MORGAN was born about 1534 in Machen, Monmouth, Wales. He died about 1603. Thomas married Elizabeth BODENHAM. [Parents]

17541. Elizabeth BODENHAM was born about 1538 in Machen, Monmouth, Wales.

17542. Sir William WINTER was born about 1534 in Tredegar, Monmouthshire, England. He married Maria LANSTON.

17543. Maria LANSTON was born about 1538 in Tredegar, Monmouthshire, England.

17560. Richard TROTT was born 1510 in Scaplegrove, England. He died 1571 in Ottorford, England. Richard married Joanna about 1533 in Staplegrove, Somerset, England. [Parents]

  Sources: John Deming of Wethersfield; Genealogical and Family History of
the State of Connecticut by Cutter; AF; Our Canfield Ancestors.
  He lived in Staplegrove, Poundisford and
Otterford in Somersetshire, England. He probably was the son of William Trott
(RIN 659), who is believed to be the son of John Trott, both of Staplegrove,
Somersetshire, England.
  Location in Somersetshire is variously spelled Otterford, Ottorford,
Oherford. None of which are found in a current British road atlas.

17561. Joanna was born about 1512 in Of Taunton Manor, Staplegrove, Somerset, England. She was buried 14 Aug 1577 in Otterford, Somerset, England.

  Sources: John Deming of Wethersfield, Cutter's Connecticut and Family Group
Records. Probably buried at Otterford Aug. 14, 1577.

17564. Nicholas GAYLORD was born 1525 in France. He died 1546 in France. Nicholas married Johanne ALVYN. [Parents]

"Second Boat" Vol 5, #2, page 59.
    Eligible for membership in the National Huguenot Society

  John Deming of Wethersfield: "Nicholas Gaillard, a Huguenot, was naturalized
in England in 1537. He came from Normandy, France, to Pytmyster (Pitmister),
Somerset County, England." Will dated March 25, 1546. Wife married Giles Alwyn
after Nicholas' death. Her will dated Aug. 29, 1572.
  "Our Canfield Ancestors" spells name Gaylord.

17565. Johanne ALVYN was born 1529 in England. She died 1572 in Pitminster, Somerset, England.

  Sources: John Deming of Wethersfield; AF.
  Deming: Will dated Aug. 29, 1572. Married (2) Giles Alwyn.
  AF: His surname was Alvyn and her given name could have been Johane.

17567. Johanne was born about 1529 in England.

18032. Roger BOYNTON died 1558 in Knapton, Wintringham, Yorkshire, England. He married Jenet WATSON.

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. Pages 1.
    In a sequestered, rural neighborhood, bordering on the town of Bridlington, and not far from the shore of the North Sea, in the eastern part of YHorkshire, stands the ancient village of Boynton, which derives importance from its having given name to the family of Boynton, and their principal seat for many centuries. The church was built in the fourteenth cnetruy. Its is of stone, with an embattled tower picturesquely hung with ivy, and formally contained monuments to the memory of the Boyntons.
    The manor house was from a very early period the residence of the Boyntons, but the present structure was built by the Strickland family, in to whose possession the estate passed upwards of a century ago; the Boyntons having previously removed, first to Barnston, then to Burton Agnes, in the same neighborhood, which places they acquired by the marriage of Sir Matthew Boynton, in 1618, with Frances, daughter of Sir Henry Griffith, and where the present representative of the family, Sir Francis Boynton, Baronet, continues to reside.
    The family sent forth branches into the neighboring villages at an early period. East Heslerton and Wintringham being the abode for several generations of that branch whose descendants William and John came to New England in 1637 and settled at Rowley, Mass. Sir Matthew made preparations for accompanying them, but the prospects of the Puritans becoming brighter in England, he remained at home, and was of great service to the cause espoused by Oliver Cromwell.
    The first mention we have of the name as a surname is, Bartholomew de Boynton, who was seized of the manor of Boynton in 1067.
    Here I will deviate from the book to say the de Boynton was dropped in the name to become just Boynton near the 1400's. I will not list all the generations in Yorkshire except to say there were many who were knighted and many who were Barons. The parish records of the churches were carefully kept and many interesting entries partaining to the Boyntons may be found in several of them.
    I will proceed with Roger-c Boyton, of Wintringham, and resided at Knapton, in that parish. He died in 1558. By his wife, Jenet, daughter of ____ Watson, he had sons James, Richard, William, Edmund, and a daughter Alice.

THE BOYNTON FAMILY, by John Farnham Boynton, pub. by Goodspeed's Book Shop Inc., Boston, Mass. 1897, pps IX-XII.

18033. Jenet WATSON.

18528. John HAMONDE HAMMOND was born 1500. He married Agnes.

18529. Agnes died 6 Jan 1576.

18560. John GRANT married Jane BELFORD. [Parents]

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

18561. Jane BELFORD. [Parents]

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

18562. Marmaduke CLARYONETTE.

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

18592. William MINER married Isabelle HARCOPE. [Parents]

Miner Family, by Sellect, page 2.
    William married Isabella Harcope de Frolibay, and lived to revenge the death of the 2 young princes murdered in the tower of London, upon their unhuman uncle Richard the 3d. It was said of this William that he was "Flos Militae," the flower of chevallrie. He left behind him 10 sons, William, George, Thomas, Robert, Nathaniel, and John, the rest are not recorded. The 2 last went over to Ireland, 1541, when King Henry the 8 was proclaimed I king of Ireland. Nathaniel maried one Fitzmaurice neigh Catherlough, in the province of Leinster in Ireland. John married to Joselina O'Bryan, daughter to Teig O'Bryan of Innis in the county of Clare; whose posteritie remains there, in the name of Miner, bearing the same coat. George married and lived in Shropshire. Thomas in Hereford.

18593. Isabelle HARCOPE was born in Folibay, England.

18684. Thomas FREEMAN was born about 1534 in Irchester, Northamptonshire, England. He died before 11 May 1586 in Irchester, Northamptonshire, England and was buried in Irchester Church, Irchester, Northamptonshire, England. Thomas was married about 1559 in Cranford, Northamptonshire, England. [Parents]

  Sources: Roberts/Reitwiesner; Ancestral File; The American Genealogist (TAG), Vol. 13, pages 3-6; A Witter Family History; Magna Charta Sureties 163-9.
  Roberts/Reitwiesner: Thomas Freeman of Irchester, Northamptonshire. Will
dated 24 March 1585, proved 11 May 1586.
  One AF file says died 24 March 1585, probably in Irchester. Another says died 11 May 1586.
  American Genealogist, 13/3 and 4 notes The Visitations of Northamptonshire
left out this man, but said this was an error. Will, on page 6, is dated 24
March, proved 11 May 1586. To be buried in Irchester Church.
  Witter Family: Thomas Freeman. Will dated 24 March 1585 and proved 11 May
1586 at Irchester, Northamptonshire.
  Sureties: Thomas Freeman of Irchester, Northamptonshire.

18686. Edward EDWARDS was born about 1537 in Alwalton, Huntingdon, England. He died before 16 Sep 1592 in England. Edward married Ursula COLES on 1527. [Parents]

Ancestral Roots of 60 Colonists, by Frederick Lewis Weiss, Gen. Pub. Co., 1982
    For earlier generations of this line

  Sources: Blackmans; Roberts/Reitwiesner; A. Roots 29A; TAG 29/216 and
13/3 and 7; Visitation of Huntingdonshire 1613; Royal Descents; A Witter Family History; Magna Charta Sureties 163-8; Carolingian Ancestry; AF;
Visitation of Northamptonshire.
  Roots: Will dated 25 Dec. 1591, proved 16 Sept. 1592.
   Roberts/Reitwiesner: Edward Edwards of Alwalton, Huntingdonshire (will dated 25 Dec. 1591, proved 16 Sept. 1592)
  Blackmans: Edward Edwards, gentleman.
  TAG 29/216: Edward Edwards of Alwalton, Huntingdonshire. Also Edward Edward.
  TAG 13/7: Will dated 25 Dec. 1591, proved 16 Sept. 1592. Names wife Ursula,
sons Peter, Francis, Richard, Robert and Nicholas; daughters Elizabeth and
Margaret; brother Nicholas; sister Amy Ludlowe; cousins Thomas Knappe; brother (in-law) Thomas Ludlowe.
  TAG 13/3 and Visitation of Huntingdonshire: Edwardus Edwards, married ______ una filiarum Ric'l Coles.
  Descents: Edward Edwards.
  Witter Family: Edward Edwards, born about 1537-1540. Will dated 25 Dec. 1591 and proved 16 Sept. 1592. Of Allwalton, Huntingdon. Had land at Peterborough.
  Sureties: Edward Edwards, Gentleman, of Alwalton, Huntingdonshire. Born about 1537 and died 1592.
  Carolingians: Edward Edwards. No wife listed.
  Visitation of Northamptonshire: Edward Edwards of Allerton, Huntingtonshire.

18687. Ursula COLES was born about 1544 in Preston Capes, Northamptonshire, England. She died 2 Feb 1606 in Alwalton, Huntingdon, England. [Parents]

  Sources: TAG 13/8 and 29/217; Roberts/Reitwiesner; Roots 29A; Weis;
Blackmans; Visitation of Huntingdonshire 1613; Royal Descents; A Witter Family
History; Magna Charta Sureties 163-8; AF.
  Roberts/Reitwiesner: Ursula Coles, buried Alwalton 2 Feb. 1606.
  Blackmans: Ursula Coles, died 1606/7.
  AF: Born about 1544, of Preston Capes; died 2 Feb 1606, Alwalton,
Northamptonshire.
  TAG 13/8: The parish records of Alwalton, Huntingdonshire,
contain an entry on the burial of "Urseley" Edwards on 2 Feb. 1606.
  Visitation: ____________ una filiarum Ric'i Coles.
  Descents: Ursula Coles.
  Witter Family: Ursula Coles, buried 2 Feb. 1606 at Allwalton,
Huntingtonshire, England.
  Sureties: Ursula Coles, buried Alwalton, 2 Feb. 1606.

18816. Thomas PENDLETON was born about 1510 in England. He was married in England.

  Source: Early New England Pendletons.
  ENEP: "In all likelihood his people had been
established in Manchester for several generations. Various references to his
son, Rev. Dr. Edward Pendleton...speak of him as belonging to `an old and
wealthy family,' `an ancient Manchester family,' and as `a member of an ancient
and wealthy local family.'" Says he was born about 1545, but later says the
will of his son Thomas was dated 9 April 1534.

19136. Roger BILLING was buried 16 Dec 1596 in Baltonsborough, England. He married Katherine. [Parents]

Genealogy of William Billing, by Frank Billings, page 47.
    Roger Billing, second son of William Billing, having with his brother Richard inherited lands in Somersetshire from his father, removed to that county and settled at Baltonsborough near Glastonbury, where he was buried Dec. 16, 1596. From a parchment document containing the names of the principal landholders in the parish, preserved in the great chest in the church, it appears that he was possessed of considerable real estate there, which by his will dated Dec. 14, 1596, he bequeathed to his two sons, Richard the elder and Richard the younger, to be equally divided by his brother, Richard Billing of East Lydford, and other persons whom he named.
    Two wives Katherine and Edith Colburn whom he married at Baltonsborough, Dec. 5 1573. She was buried there July 4, 1605. Their children were: Agness, Christopher, Agatha, Mary and Richard the younger.

19137. Katherine was buried 12 Feb 1566/1567 in Baltonsborough, England.

19138. Ebenezer STRONG was born in England. He died in England.

19458. Aldred BYECOMBE died about 1610/1611 in Old Cleeve, Somerset, England. He married Helen in England.

English Origins of New England Families, Vol. II, page 76.
    The will of Aldred Byecombe of Old Cleve, so. Somerset, clothier, dated 21 July 1610 and proved 2 Feb 1610/11 by Hellen Byecombe the rellet, contains bequests to dau. Charity (50, being a dept due to him from his brother William Byecombe), to dau Mary at 21, to dau Joane, to son William Byecombe and to Isott Lanham, dau of dau Ann Lanham, deceased. Son Aldred to succeed in the house. Residue to wife Helen, executrix. Overseers: brother William Byecombe, friend Andrew Speede, and brother-in-law Thomas Cridland.
(Somersetshire Wills, Series 2, p. 67.)

19459. Helen was born in England. She died before 20 Jun 1646 in Old Cleeve, Somerset, England.

English Origins of New England Families, Vol. II, page 76.
    The will of Ellen Bickham of Old Cleeve, co, Somerset, widow, dated 24 June 1642 and proved 20 June 1646 by Aldred Bickham, contains bequests to sister Anne Ashe, to daughter Christie Slocombe, to daughter Joan, the wife of John Studdier, to son Aldred Beckham's Daughter Ellen, to cousins Nicholas and Roger Colles, to uncle John Coller's widow, mentions chattels left to the testatrix by her son William, Beckham, and bequeaths the residue of the estate to son Aldred Bickham. There are bequests to the poor of Spaxton, Bishop's Lyddiard, and Old Cleeve.
(Somersetshire Wills, Series 2, p. 68)

19936. John EYER was born about 1478 in Wedhampton, Wiltshire, England. He died in Salisbury, Wiltshire, England. John married Jane CUSSE about 1528 in Broughton Giffor, Wiltshire, England. [Parents]

19937. Jane CUSSE was born about 1504 in England. [Parents]