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Bangs Family
Research New England Families, Vol. I, Genealogies and Memorials, Page 240 Edward Bangs came to Plymouth, Massachusetts, in the ship "Anne" in June 1623. That year he acquired a garden plot of four acres on the Eel River. He was one of the surveyors who was appointed to assist William Bradford, Edward Winslow, John Howland and others in laying out lots in Plymouth. In 1633 he was made a freeman and taxed twelve shillings. He was active in civic affairs, and held many public offices. From 1634-1636 he was assessor, and in October 1636, he was one of the Great Inquest, or Grand Jury sworn "to enquire of all abuses within the body of the Government." In 1637 he was on a committee to divide meadow grounds, in 1638 on the Great Inquest, and in 1639 served as an arbitrator between Samuel Gorton and Thomas Clark. Links Edward Bangs Pilgram Hall Museum The last will and testament of Edward Bangs Martha's Vineyard GenealogyCape Cod Gravestones Edward Bangs 1755Cape Cod Gravestones Nathaniel Bangs 1759Cape Cod Gravestones Joshua & Isaac Bangs 1778 & 1780Cape Cod Gravestones Benjamin Bangs 1769Family of Eliphialet Bangs and Mercy WellsPortrait - Edward Dillingham Bangs 1790-1838  Free Downloads Family Tree Software Census Extraction Forms 
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