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ID: I4099
Name: Noah Ely HUBBARD
Given Name: Noah Ely
Surname: Hubbard
Sex: M
Birth: 15 Feb 1754 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Death: 4 Aug 1844 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Note:
!SOURCE:
K book page 132
farmer
PEDI: birth
Father: Rev. Jonathan HUBBARD b: 29 Dec 1703 in Deerfield,,MA
Mother: Rachel ELY Parents: Isaac HUBBARD and Anne WARNER.
Spouse: Rachel ELY. Jonathan HUBBARD and Rachel ELY were married on 2 May 1740. Children were: John HUBBARD, John HUBBARD, Noah Ely HUBBARD.
Levi Martin HUBBARD was born on 13 Apr 1850 in Pittsfield, Berkshire, Massachusetts.2,240,241 He was described as Census puts him at 2 y 6 m. in 1850. He was born about 1850 in Massachusetts.242 He was born about 1850 in Massachusetts.243 He lived in Pittsfield, Berkshire, Massachusetts in 1850.243 He was born about 1850 in Massachusetts.244 He lived in Otis, Berkshire, Massachusetts in 1860.242 He lived in Otis, Berkshire, Massachusetts in 1870.244 He died on 15 Jan 1878 in West New Boston MA. He was buried in Center Cemetary, Sandisfield, Berkshire, MA. He is reference number 6B. He was also known as Levi M Hubbard.242 He was also known as Levi M Hubbard.243 He was also known as Levi Hubbard.244
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Database: American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI)November 28,2004 10:57 PM
Personal Information Name: Levi M. HUBBARD
Birth Date: 1858
Birthplace: Massachusetts
Volume: 86
Page Number: 38
Reference: Gen. Column of the " Boston Transcript". 1906-1941.( The greatest single source of material for gen. Data for the N.E. area and for the period 1600-1800. Completely indexed in the Index.): 8 Aug1932, 2489
Source Information: Godfrey Memorial Library, comp. American Genealogical-Biographical Index. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 1999-. Original data: Godfrey Memorial Library. American Genealogical-Biographical Index. Middletown, CT: Godfrey Memorial Library, 1952-.
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Database: 1850 United States Federal Census
December 20, 2004
10:16 AM
Personal Information
Name: Levi M Hubbard
Age: 2.12
Estimated birth year: abt 1848
Birth place: Massachusetts
Gender: Male
Home in 1850 (City,County,State): Pittsfield, Berkshire, Massachusetts
Page: 231
Roll: M432_305
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Database: 1860 United States Federal CensusJune 19, 2004 1:16 AM
Personal Information Census Image
Name:Levi M Hubbard
Age in 1860:10
Birthplace:Massachusetts
Home in 1860:Otis, Berkshire, Massachusetts
Gender:Male
Roll:M653_487
Page:776
Year:1860
Head of Household:Francis A Hubbard
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Name: Levi Hubbard Age in 1870: 20
Estimated Birth Year: 1849
Birthplace: Massachusetts
Home in 1870: Otis, Berkshire, Massachusetts
Race: White
Gender: Male
Value of real estate:
Post Office: Otis
Roll: M593_602
Page: 496
Image: 110
Year: 1870
Living with Amos D. Kenyon
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22 Sept 1870 in Otis Mass
24 July 1873 in Otis Mass
11 Nov 1877 in Sheffield Mass
COD. age 28 of fever. Buried in Otis Mass with daughter.
Levi M. Hubbard (6B)
born 1850 at Pittsfield Mass.
mother Lucy M. Kenyon(7E)
father Frances A. Hubbard (7F)
married Mary Jane King (6A)
children:
Cora Elizabeth Hubbard (5A)
Francis L.
Mary B.
LR Great Barrington Mass.
Gree: Mary Donlin,(husband Patrick) of Sandisfield
Gror: Levi M. Hubbard of Sheffield
V145 P147
April 11, 1877
Sold homestead that Amos Kenyon sold him.
4/11-1877 LR Great Barrington Mass.
Gror: Levi M. Hubbard of Sheffield
Gree: Ellen L. Curtis
v145p346, of Sandisfield
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Report
Name aka Birth date Death date cemetery cmt/loc
Hubbard, Annie C. Jul 1870 20 Nov, 1877 Center
Cemetery, Sheffield, Berkshire
Co, MA
Hubbard, Lucy Abt. 1785 8 Feb, 1869 Parents: Francis Augusta. HUBBARD and Mason LUCY.
Spouse: Mary Jane KING. Levi Martin HUBBARD and Mary Jane KING were married before 1872.245 Children were: Cora Elizabeth HUBBARD, Frances H. Or L. HUBBARD, Mary B HUBBARD, Annie C HUBBARD.
Lucy HUBBARD was born in 1785 in Sheffield Berkshire, MA. She died on 2 Feb 1869 in Sheffield Berkshire, MA. She was buried in Center Cemetary, Sheffield, MA. Parents: Noah Ely HUBBARD and Prudence KELLOGG.
Spouse: Jared BOSWORTH. Jared BOSWORTH and Lucy HUBBARD were married on 2 Apr 1811.
Spouse: Samuel AGNEW. Samuel AGNEW and Lucy HUBBARD were married on 1 Feb 1820.
Lucy Mason HUBBARD was born in 1827 in Prob. Chester Mass. Lucy M. Hubbard, wife age 23, b. 1827 re: 1850 census She was born about 1827 in Massachusetts.246 She lived in Pittsfield, Berkshire, Massachusetts in 1850.246 She was also known as Lucy M Hubbard.246 1870 United States Federal CensusName: Lucy M Kinyon
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1831
Age in 1870: 39
Birthplace: Massachusetts
Home in 1870: Otis, Berkshire, Massachusetts
Family and neighbors:
Race: White
Gender: Female
Value of real estate:
Post Office: Otis
Husband of Amos D.
Source Citation: Year: 1870; Census Place: Otis, Berkshire, Massachusetts; Roll: M593_602; Page: 496; Image: 110.
Source Information:
Ancestry.com. 1870 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2003. Original data: 1870.
United States. Ninth Census of the United States, 1870. Washington, D.C. National Archives and Records Administration. M593, RG29, 1,761 rolls.
Minnesota. Minnesota Census Schedules for 1870. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration. T132, RG29, 13 rolls. Parents: John A MASON and Emma M MASON.
Spouse:
Amos Dennison KENYON. Amos Dennison KENYON
and Lucy Mason HUBBARD were married on 18 Sep 1869 in Otis Mass.247
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VOLUNTOWN, CT BARBOUR COLLECTION
DENISON
Amos, s. Amos & Sarah, b. Dec. 28, 1777
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Name of head of family: Denison, Amos
Free white males of 16 years and upward, including heads of families: 2
Free white males under 16 years: 2
Free white females, including heads of families: 4
All other free persons: 1
Slaves: 1
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Possible Dennisons to match to Amos D Kenyon
Database: 1810 United States Federal CensusNovember 30, 2004 1:31 PM
Personal Information Census Image What to do next?
Name: Dennison, George
Township: Somers
County: Tolland
State: Connecticut Year: 1810
Roll: M252_3
Page: 346
Image: 190
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Otis Town Marriage Records
Married by "Minister of the Gospel, Montery MA." Henry M. Jones
Place: Otis
Residence Otis
Date of record: 23 Sept 1869 Otis Marriages V2 P12 L4
He was 39
She was 38
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Database: 1880 United States Federal CensusJune 18, 2004 9:49 PM Personal
Information
Name:Frederick F. FAY
Age:17
Estimated birth year:<1863>
Birthplace:Massachusetts Occupation:Farm Laborer
Home in 1880:Sheffield, Berkshire, Massachusetts
Marital status:Single
Race:White
Gender:Male
Head of household:Amos D. KENYON
Father's birthplace:MA
Mother's birthplace:MA
Image Source:Year: 1880; Census Place: Sheffield, Berkshire, Massachusetts;
Roll: T9_520; Family History Film: 1254520; Page: 596D;
Enumeration District: 40; Image: 0675.
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Database: 1870 United States Federal CensusJune 18, 2004 10:01PM
Name:Frederick Fay AND his family of Fay's
Age in 1870:6
Estimated Birth Year:1863
Birthplace:Massachusetts
Home in 1870:Brookfield, Worcester, Massachusetts
Race:White
Gender:Male
Post Office:East Brookfield
Roll:M593_651
Page:500
Image:496
Year:1870
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Grandson of Amos Kenyon
Name:Oliver HUBBARD
Age:23
Estimated birth year:<1857>
Birthplace:Massachusetts
Occupation:Farmer
Relation:SSon
Home in 1880:Sheffield, Berkshire, Massachusetts
Marital status:Married
Race:White
Gender:Male
Head of household:Amos D. KENYON
Father's birthplace:MA
Mother's birthplace:MA
Image Source:Year: 1880; Census Place: Sheffield, Berkshire, Massachusetts;
Roll: T9_520; Family History Film: 1254520; Page: 596D;
Enumeration District: 40; Image: 0675.
Database: 1910 United States Federal CensusJune 18, 2004 10:13PM
Personal Information
Name:Oliver H Hubbard
Age in 1910:53
Estimated Birth Year:1856
Birthplace:Massachusetts
Home in 1910:SALISBURY, LITCHFIELD, Connecticut
Race:White
Gender:Male
Series:T624
Roll:135
Part:1
Page:105B
Year:1910
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Kenyon, Delia Ann June 8, 1861, age 19, wife or relic of Amos D. Kenyon
Union Cemetery
Quaker Hill, Waterford, Connecticut
Transcribed by Brenda Beatrice on April 11, 2001 from the Hale Collection.
(Amos was 40 when Delia died) NOT SURE THIS IS THE RIGHT AMOS!!!
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Extracted from History of the First Congregational Church, Stonington, CT;
Richard Wheeler, Norwich, 1875
GROOMS
Amos Denison & Martha Gallup m. 20 May 1742 - by Rev. Ebenezer Rosseter
Avery Denison & Thankful Williams m. 31 Jan 1734/5 - by Rev. EbenezerRosseter
Bebee Denison & Hannah Chesebrough m. 21 Nov 1784 - by Rev. NathanielEells
Benadam Denison & Sarah Denison m. 18 Oct 1752 - by Rev. Ebenezer Rosseter
Charles H. Denison & Mary A. Cottrell m. 24 May 1848 - by Rev. Nehemiah B.
Cook
Daniel Denison & Abigail Eldridge m. 17 Nov 1737 - by Rev. Ebenezer Rosseter
Daniel Denison & Esther Wheeler m. 27 May 1742 - by Rev. Ebenezer Rosseter
Daniel Denison & Jane Coggswell m. 27 Oct 1726 - by Rev. Ebenezer Rosseter
- Notes: "Daniel Denison, and Jane Coggswell, of Long Island"
Darius Denison & Mary Billings m. 25 Apr 1771 - by Rev. Nathaniel Eells
Ebenezar Denison & Jane Williams m. 10 Feb 1799 - by Rev. Hezekiah N.Woodruff
Ebenezer Denison & Phebe Smith m. 12 Sep 1816 - by Rev. Ira Hart - Notes:
Mrs. Phebe Smith
Ebenezer Jr. Denison & Lydia S. Noyes m. 9 Apr 1848 - by Rev. Nehemiah B.
Cook
Edward Denison & Lois Stanton m. 19 Dec 1750 - by Rev. Nathaniel Eells
Elisha Denison & Elizabeth Noyes m. 26 Apr 1772 - by Rev. Nathaniel Eells
George Denison & Lucy Gallup m. 6 Jun 1707 - by Rev. James Noyes
George Jr. Denison & Abigail Palmer m. 31 Oct 1784 - by Rev. Nathaniel Eells
Gilbert Denison & Huldah Palmer m. 26 Dec 1784 - by Rev. Nathaniel Eells
James Denison & Eunice Stanton m. 29 Sep 1773 - by Rev. Nathaniel Eells
John Denison & Rebecca Noys m. 7 Jul 1743 - by Rev. Nathaniel Eells -Notes:
Capt. John Denison
John 5th Denison & Abigail Miner m. 6 Sep 1772 - by Rev. Nathaniel Eells
John Jr. Denison & Eunice Stanton m. 19 Dec 1750 - by Rev. Nathaniel Eells
- Notes: "listed with John Denison, Jr. & Eunice Stanton; two brothers
& two sisters"
Joseph Denison & Content Russel m. 16 jan 1732/3 - by Rev. Ebenezer Rosseter
Joseph Denison & Bridget Wheeler m. 23 Apr 1751 - by Rev. Ebenezer Rosseter
Joseph Denison & Lucy Chesebrough m. 8 Dec 1743 - by Rev. Nathaniel Eells
Joseph 2nd Denison & Mary Smith m. 13 Jun 1771 - by Rev. Nathaniel Eells
- Notes: "Joseph Denison 2nd, & Mary Smith of Norwich"
Oliver Denison & Martha Williams m. 1 Jan 1786 - by Rev. Nathaniel Eells
Oliver Denison & Nancy Noyes m. 24 Nov 1825 - by Rev. Ira Hart
Peleg Denison & Mary Gray m. 9 Mar 1780 - by Rev. Nathaniel Eells
Robert Denison & Anna Chesebrough m. 17 Mar 1774 - by Rev. Nathaniel Eells
Robert Denison & Alice Denison m. 19 Sep 1773 - by Rev. Nathaniel Eells
Robert Denison & Deborah Dewy m. Nov 1796 - by Rev. Hezekiah N. Woodruff
William Denison & Mary Gallup m. 10 May 1710 - by Rev. James Noyes
William Denison & Prudence Denison m. 23 Jun 1737 - by Rev. Ebenezer Rosseter
William Denison & Anna Slack m. 9 Apr 1780 - by Rev. Nathaniel Eells
William Denison & Phebe Irish m. Oct 12 1800 - by Rev. Hezekiah N. Woodru
Children were: Lucy KENYON.
Spouse: Francis Augusta. HUBBARD. Francis Augusta. HUBBARD and Lucy Mason HUBBARD were married before Apr 1850.231
Mary B HUBBARD was born on 1 Jan 1878 in Sandisfield MA. She was born about 1878 in Massachusetts.248 She lived in New Marlborough, Berkshire, Massachusetts, United States in 1880.248 She was also known as Mary B. Hubbard.248 Parents: Levi Martin HUBBARD and Mary Jane KING.
Spouse: William THURSTON. Children were: Leona THURSTON, Ruby THURSTON.
Noah HUBBARD249,250 was born in 1778 in MA.249 He was born on 20 Oct 1778 in Sheffield Berkshire, MA. He was born on 20 Oct 1778 in Sheffield, Berkshire, Massachusetts, USA.250 He died on 26 Aug 1846 in Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie, IA. He died on 26 Aug 1846 in Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie, Iowa, USA.250 Parents: Noah Ely HUBBARD and Prudence KELLOGG.
Spouse: Cynthia CLARK.
Noah Ely HUBBARD251,252 was born on 15 Feb 1754 in Sheffield Berkshire, MA. He was born on 15 Feb 1754 in Sheffield, Berkshire, Massachusetts, USA.252 He was born in 1754.251 He died on 4 Aug 1844 in Sheffield Berkshire, MA. He died on 4 Aug 1844 in Sheffield, Berkshire, Massachusetts, USA.252
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ID: I4099
Name: Noah Ely HUBBARD
Given Name: Noah Ely
Surname: Hubbard
Sex: M
Birth: 15 Feb 1754 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Death: 4 Aug 1844 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Note:
!SOURCE:
K book page 132
farmer
PEDI: birth
Father: Rev. Jonathan HUBBARD b: 29 Dec 1703 in Deerfield,,MA
Mother: Rachel ELY
S
Marriage 1 Prudence KELLOGG b: 23 Sep 1754 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Married: 1775 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Children
Prudence HUBBARD birth b: 1777 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Noah HUBBARD birth b: 20 Oct 1778 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Asher HUBBARD birth b: 1781 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Eli HUBBARD birth b: 13 Jun 1783 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Lucy HUBBARD birth b: Abt 1785 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Pamela HUBBARD birth b: 1787 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
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Entries: 7686 Updated: Sat Aug 25 10:01:27 2001 Contact: RobertBovee
ID: I4099
Name: Noah Ely HUBBARD
Given Name: Noah Ely
Surname: Hubbard
Sex: M
Birth: 15 Feb 1754 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Death: 4 Aug 1844 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Note:
!SOURCE:
K book page 132
farmer
PEDI: birth
Father: Rev. Jonathan HUBBARD b: 29 Dec 1703 in Deerfield,,MA
Mother: Rachel ELY
S
Marriage 1 Prudence KELLOGG b: 23 Sep 1754 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Married: 1775 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Children
Prudence HUBBARD birth b: 1777 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Noah HUBBARD birth b: 20 Oct 1778 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Asher HUBBARD birth b: 1781 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Eli HUBBARD birth b: 13 Jun 1783 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Lucy HUBBARD birth b: Abt 1785 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Pamela HUBBARD birth b: 1787 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA Parents: Jonathan HUBBARD and Rachel ELY.
Spouse: Prudence KELLOGG. Noah Ely HUBBARD and Prudence KELLOGG were married in 1775 in Sheffield Berkshire, MA. Children were: Lucy HUBBARD, Prudence HUBBARD, Asher HUBBARD, Noah HUBBARD, Eli HUBBARD, Pamela HUBBARD.
Pamela HUBBARD was born in 1787 in Sheffield Berkshire, MA. She was born in 1787 in Sheffield, Berkshire, Massachusetts, USA.253 She died on 6 Aug 1796 in Sheffield Berkshire, MA. She died on 6 Aug 1796 in Sheffield, Berkshire, Massachusetts, USA.253 She was also known as Pamelia Hubbard.253 (Research):
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ID: I4100
Name: Pamela HUBBARD
Given Name: Pamela
Surname: Hubbard
Sex: F
Birth: 1787 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Death: 6 Aug 1796 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Note:
!SOURCE:
K book page 132
PEDI: birth
Father: Noah Ely HUBBARD b: 15 Feb 1754 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Mother: Prudence KELLOGG b: 23 Sep 1754 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA Parents: Noah Ely HUBBARD and Prudence KELLOGG.
Prudence HUBBARD254 was born in 1777 in Sheffield Berkshire, MA. She was born about 1779 in Massachusetts.254 She died in 1782 in Sheffield Berkshire, MA. She lived in Sandisfield, Berkshire, Massachusetts in 1850.254 (Research):RC Bovee Family History
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ID: I4105
Name: Prudence HUBBARD
Given Name: Prudence
Surname: Hubbard
Sex: F
Birth: 1777 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Death: 1792 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Note:
!SOURCE:
K book page 132
PEDI: birth
Father: Noah Ely HUBBARD b: 15 Feb 1754 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA
Mother: Prudence KELLOGG b: 23 Sep 1754 in Sheffield,Berkshire Co,MA Parents: Noah Ely HUBBARD and Prudence KELLOGG.
Sarah HUBBARD. The date on this lady of 1785 is wrong. Parents: Henry HUBBARD and Sophia WHITNEY.
Sarah HUBBARD was born in 1785 in Sheffield Mass. She died in 1846 in Sheffield Mass. Parents: John HUBBARD and Sarah CHIPMAN.
Sophia HUBBARD. Parents: Henry HUBBARD and Sophia WHITNEY.
William HUBBARD was born in 1787 in Sheffield Mass. He died in 1846 in Chicago, IL. Died Unmarried Parents: John HUBBARD and Sarah CHIPMAN.
Abbot St.Quentin HUGH was born in 802. He died in 844. Hugh of St. Quentin
834 Archchanc Parents: CHARLEMAGNE and Associated With REGINA.
Halfdan HUILBEIN255 died in 790.255 He is reference number 33D. Very old when he died. Parents: WODEN.
Children were: Ragnhild (Hildr) HROLFSDOTTIR.
Amanda HURD died in 1834. She was born in Sandisfield, Mass.
Spouse: Appleton STILLMAN.
Jessie Captain HURD.
Children were: Mehitable HURD.
Mehitable HURD was born in 1759 in Wethersfield, Hartford, CT. She died in 1828 in Colebrook. She was buried in , Colebrook. She is reference number 9E. LDS Film 183600
Page 269
ref nr 5616 Parents: Jessie Captain HURD.
Spouse:
Roger STILLMAN. Roger STILLMAN and Mehitable
HURD were married. Record of Serive of Connecticut Men in the I-War
of Revolution, II-War of 1812, III-Mexican War Pension Lists
A NATIONAL REGISTER OF THE SOCIETY SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
PRINCIPAL EVENTS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
DANIEL STILLMAN ALFORD. Lawrence, Kan. (9611). Son of Alfred and Sylvia (Stillman)
Alford; grandson of Arba and Eunice (Case) Alford; great-grandson of Nathaniel
Alford, private, Enos' Conn. Militia; grandson of Daniel and Rebecca (Gillett)
Stillman; great-grandson of Roger Stillman, private Mass. Militia, pensioned.
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Database: American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI)
December 22, 2004
2:02 PM
Personal Information What to do next?
Name: Roger STILLMAN
Birth Date: 175?
Birthplace: Connecticut
Volume: 169
Page Number: 207
Reference: Record of Conn. Men in mil. And naval service during theRev. war,
1775-1783. By Henry P.Johnston. Hartford. 1889. (17,779p.):637, 653 Gen. Column
of the " Boston Transcript". 1906-1941.( The greatest single source
of material for gen. Data for the N.E. area and forthe period 1600-1800. Completely
indexed in the Index.): 15 Nov 1905,8315; 6 Nov 1907, 9551
Source Information:
Godfrey Memorial Library, comp. American Genealogical-Biographical Index. [database
online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 1999-. Original data: Godfrey Memorial Library.
American Genealogical-Biographical Index. Middletown, CT: Godfrey Memorial Library,
1952-.
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Database: Family Data Collection - Births
December 22, 2004
2:04 PM
Personal Information What to do next?
Name: Stillman, Roger
Father: Stillman , John
Mother: Robbins , Rachel
Birth Date: 4 July 1754
City: Wethersfield
County: Hartford
State: CT
Country: USA
Source Information:
Edmund West, comp. Family Data Collection - Births[database online] Provo, UT:
Ancestry.com, 2001.
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Database: Family Data Collection - Individual Records
December 22, 2004
2:05 PM
Personal Information What to do next?
Name: Roger Stillman
Parents: John Stillman , Rachel Robbins
Birth Place: Hartford, Wethersfield, CT
Birth Date: 4 July 1754
Death Place: Colebrook, Litchfield, CT
Death Date: 8 December 1832
Source Information:
Edmund West, comp. Family Data Collection - Individual Records. [database online]
Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000.
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Database: 1800 United States Federal Census
December 22, 2004
2:07 PM
Name Residence
(City,County,State) Year View
Census
Roger Stillman Colebrook, Litchfield, CT 1800
Source Information:
Ancestry.com. 1800 U. S. Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com,
Inc., 2004. Original data: United States. 1800 United States Federal Census.
M32, 52 rolls. National Archives and RecordsAdministration, Washington D.C.
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Database: 1820 United States Federal Census
December 22, 2004
2:06 PM
Census Image What to do next?
Name: Roger Stillman
Township: Colebrook
County: Litchfield
State: Connecticut
Year: 1820
Roll: M33_1
Page: 345
Image Number: 267
----------------------------------------------------------- Children were: William STILLMAN, Clarissa STILLMAN, Deacon
Daniel STILLMAN, Osborn STILLMAN,
Lydia STILLMAN, Edmund STILLMAN, Mehitable
STILLMAN, Roxinda STILLMAN, Chester STILLMAN, Laura STILLMAN.
Catherine HURST.
Spouse: James HURST. Children were: Patience HURST.
James HURST.
Spouse: Catherine HURST. Children were: Patience HURST.
Patience HURST was born in 1611 in Barnstable, MA. She died on 4 May 1648 in Barnstable, MA. She was buried in Same As Above. afn:1tgx-l5 Parents: James HURST and Catherine HURST.
Spouse: Henry COBB. Henry COBB and Patience HURST were married in Apr 1631 in Scituate, Plymouth, MA. Children were: Patience COBB.
Arthur INGRAHAM was born about 1550 in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England. He died in 1655 in Nottingham, , England.
Spouse: Eleanor SLINGSBY. Children were: Arthur INGRAHAM.
Arthur INGRAHAM was born about 1576 in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England. He died in 1655 in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England. Parents: Arthur INGRAHAM and Eleanor SLINGSBY.
Spouse: MALLORY. Children were: Richard INGRAHAM.
Elizabeth INGRAHAM was born on 7 Jul 1625 in Barrowby, Lincoln, England.2 She died in Rehoboth, Bristol, Co., MA. Parents: Richard INGRAHAM and Elizabeth WIGNALL.
Spouse: Richard (Bullah) BULLOCK. Richard (Bullah) BULLOCK and Elizabeth INGRAHAM were married on 4 Aug 1647 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Mass. Children were: Samuel BULLOCK, Elizabeth BULLOCK, Hopestill BULLOCK, Mary BULLOCK, Mehitable BULLOCK, Abagail BULLOCK.
Richard INGRAHAM256 was born in 1595 in Frating, Essex Co, England. He was born in 1600 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA.256 He died in Aug 1683 in Northampton, Hampshire, Massachusetts, USA.256 He was christened on 16 Aug 1683 in Northampton, MA. He died on 16 Aug 1683 in Worcester, Worchester Co, , , Mass. Parents: Arthur INGRAHAM and MALLORY.
Spouse: Elizabeth WIGNALL. Richard INGRAHAM and Elizabeth WIGNALL were married on 4 Apr 1624 in Watertown, MA. Children were: Elizabeth INGRAHAM.
Of Hesbain IRMENGARD was born in 778. She died on 3 Oct 818. Daughter of Count Ingramm
Spouse: The Pious LOUIS I I. The Pious LOUIS I I and Of Hesbain IRMENGARD were married in 798. Children were: Holy Rom Emperor LOTHAR I I, Of Aquitaine PEPIN I I, ADELAIDE, The German LOUIS II II, ROTRUD, HILDEGARD.
Bjorn IRONSIDE. Parents: Eystein The Noisy GLUMRA and Ascrida RAGNVALDSOTTIR.
Edward ISAACK.
Children were: Mary ISAACK.
Mary ISAACK. Parents: Edward ISAACK.
Spouse: Thomas APPLETON. Children were: Samuel APPLETON.
Alfred ISHAM was born on 1 Jan 1793 in Of, East Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut.2 He died on 20 Apr 1793 in East Haddam, Middlex Co, CT.257 Isham Isham, Alfred, s. John & Lois, Apr. 20, 1793, inf. Congregational Cemetery <cem_info.asp?cem_id=460> East Haddam
Middlesex Co.
Connecticut, US
Died an infant..... Parents: John ISHAM and Lois ADAMS. Parents: Giles ISHAM and Jane LYLBURNE.
Alfred ISHAM was born on 27 Jul 1815 in Canaan, CT.2 He died on 19 Aug 1857. He was buried in Cannan CT. 1850 CT census, age 35, manufacturer, b. CT Parents: John ISHAM and Rachael COLE.
Augusta Eunice ISHAM was born on 24 Sep 1813 in Cannan, CT.. She was born in 1823 in Connecticut, New York.258 She was born about 1823 in Connecticut.259 She was born about 1825 in Connecticut.260 She was born about 1825 in Connecticut.261 She lived in Canaan, Litchfield, Connecticut in 1850.259 She lived in Saugerties, Ulster, New York in 1860.260 She lived in Saugerties, Ulster, New York in 1870.261 She died on 29 Jun 1895. She was buried in East Cannan, CT. She was also known as Augusta E. Isham.258 She was also known as Augusta E Isham.259 She was also known as Augusta E Isham.260 She was also known as Augusta Isham.261 LR CBK V19 P12
Gror: Augusta Isham
Gror: Theodore Isham
Gree: Mary E. Pulver
November 27,1901
Osborn Stillman Farm in Colebrook
Marriage LDS Film Nr. 1903580
Birth given as 2 Aug 1823 LDS Film 1903702
Augusta Isham
Husband:Theodore Isham
Parents:
John Isham, North Canaan, CT, b10Aug 1782
Rachael Cole b12 Feb 1784
Children:
Augusta Marian Isham b. 24 Jul 1856, d. 29 Dec 1858.
I have her portrait. Her head seems enlarged.
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Name:Augusta E Isham
Age:27
Estimated birth year:abt 1823
Birth place:Connecticut
Gender:Female
Home in 1850 (City,County,State):Canaan, Litchfield, Connecticut
Page:65
Roll:M432_42
Augusta was born in East Cannan CT. After Her father died, She married Her first cousin Theodore 3 November 1852 in East Cannan CT church on Rt 44. The church is still there. When Augusta died, She left all the Malden NY property to Mary E. S <http://WWW.ilonaco.com/Mary.E.Stillman.html>tillman <Mary.E.Stillman.html> Pulver <http://WWW.ilonaco.com/Mary.E.Stillman.html> and Her husband Charles. The connection is through Rachael Cole Isham and John Isham of North Cannan CT. Sophie Rachael and Augusta were sisters. Mary E. Stillman Pulver was the daughterof Sophie Rachael andDr. Sidney Stillman <DrSidneySitllmanPhoto.html>.(Photo)
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Name:Augusta E Isham
Age:27
Estimated birth year:abt 1823
Birth place:Connecticut
Gender:Female
Home in 1850 (City,County,State):Canaan, Litchfield, Connecticut
Page:65
Roll:M432_42
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Name:Augusta E Isham
Age in 1860:35
Birthplace:Connecticut
Home in 1860:Saugerties, Ulster, New York
Gender:Female
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Post Office:Saugerties
Roll:M653_869
Page:0
Year:1860
Head of Household:Theo Isham
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Name:Augusta E. ISHAM
Birth Date:1823
Volume:89
Page Number:202
Reference:Survey of the Ishams in Eng. And Am. By Homer Worthington Brainard. Rutland, Vt, 1938. (672p.):281, 283, 392
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Volume:89
Page Number:202
Reference:Survey of the Ishams in Eng. And Am. By Homer Worthington Brainard. Rutland, Vt, 1938. (672p.):281, 283, 392
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Name:Augusta E. Isham
Birth Date:1823
Birthplace:Connecticut, New York
Volume:89
Page Number:202
Reference:Survey of the Ishams in Eng. And Am. By Homer Worthington Brainard. Rutland, Vt, 1938. (672p.):281, 283, 392
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Parents: John ISHAM and Rachael COLE.
Spouse: Theodore
ISHAM. Theodore ISHAM and Augusta Eunice ISHAM were married on 3 Nov 1852
in East Cannan, Litchfield, CT. Database: 1850 United States
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Name:Augusta E Isham
Age:27
Estimated birth year:abt 1823
Birth place:Connecticut
Gender:Female
Home in 1850 (City,County,State):Canaan, Litchfield, Connecticut
Page:65
Roll:M432_42 Children were: Augusta Marian
ISHAM.
Augusta Marian ISHAM was born on 24 Jul 1856 in Canaan, Litchfield, CT. She died on 29 Dec 1858.2 NOTE!: Child Died Young. Bertha Payne had a picture of this girl. Ithink
that Biff Fitzgerald has the Painting (1989)
Birth: LDS 1903580
Parents: Theodore & Augusta E Isham (they were cousins) Parents: Theodore ISHAM and Augusta Eunice ISHAM.
Charles ISHAM was born on 20 Aug 1784. Parents: Samuel ISHAM and Mary ADAMS.
Charles ISHAM was born on 23 Jun 1825. He died on 6 Oct 1826. Parents: Giles ISHAM and Jane LYLBURNE.
Charlotte Elizabeth ISHAM died on 15 Sep 1832 in Malden, NY. She was born on 18 Dec 1832 in Of, Malden-On-Hudson, Ulster, New York.2 Parents: Giles ISHAM and Jane LYLBURNE.
Chauncey Lee ISHAM262 died on 4 May 1827 in NY, NY. He was born on 10 May 1827 in Of, Malden-On-Hudson, Ulster, New York.2 He was born in 1827 in New York.262 He was born in 1827 in New York.262 He was born about 1828 in New York.263 He was born about 1828 in New York.263 He was born about 1829 in New York.264 He was born about 1829 in New York.264 He was born about 1829 in New York.264 He lived in Saugerties, Ulster, New York in 1850.263 He lived in Saugerties, Ulster, New York in 1850.263 He lived in Saugerties, Ulster, New York in 1860.264 He was also known as Chauncey Isham.264 He was also known as Chancey Isham.263 He was also known as Chauncey Isham.264 He was also known as Chauncey Isham.264 He was also known as Chancey Isham.263 Unmarried Parents: Giles ISHAM and Jane LYLBURNE.
Dorothy ISHAM was born on 19 Oct 1770. She died in Malden, Ulster, NY. NOTE!: m. a Canfield, and settled in Malden, NY
LDS AFN:S68R-MH Parents: John ISHAM and Dorothy FOOTE.
Spouse: CANFIELD. CANFIELD and Dorothy ISHAM were married about 1790.
Edward Byron ISHAM was born on 9 May 1819 in Canaan CT.265 He was born about 1819 in Connecticut.266 He was born about 1819 in Connecticut.266 He lived in Taylor, Ogle, Illinois in 1860.266 He died before 1880 in If Eb Isham's Wife Was Mary Sarah Isham. [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: Alt. Death] He was also known as E B Isham.266 He was also known as E B Isham.266 Note:
! 1879 Letter from Cecelia Stillman Curtis to neice. CSC at Winnona
Minnosota. William at Edwards. Edward Byron Isham has a child 6 weeks
old (girl). This letter is in my possession.
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Personal Information Name: Edwin B. ISHAM
Birth Date: 1819
Birthplace: Connecticut, Michigan,
Volume: 89
Page Number: 214
Biographical Info: left no ch.(I have a letter from EB to brother in CT, stating that Edwin and ? Had a son.)
Reference: Survey of the Ishams in Eng. And Am. By Homer Worthington Brainard. Rutland, Vt, 1938. (672p.):283
Source Information:
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Database: 1860 United States Federal CensusDecember 19, 2004 11:48 AM
Name:John L Isham
Age in 1860:11
Birthplace:New York
Home in 1860:Taylor, Ogle, Illinois
Gender:Male
Post Office:Taylor
Roll:M653_215
Page:0
Year:1860
Head of Household:E B Isham
May be Son of Edwin Isham.
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763-1900
ISHAM, EDWARD B PIERCE, EMMA E (MRS) 05/03/1882 / 00061638 COOK
ISHAM, EDWARD B WILLS, GERTRUDE C 01/10/1872 A/ 106 4233 MC HENRY
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Personal Information Name: E B Isham (Edward Byron)
Age in 1860: 41
Birthplace: Connecticut
Home in 1860: Taylor, Ogle, Illinois
Gender: Male
Value of real estate: View image
Post Office: Taylor
Roll: M653_215
Page: 0
Year: 1860
Head of Household: E B Isham
Mary S Isham 41 b.NY is also listed.
Son, John L Isham, age 11, born New York listed in census also.
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Name:E B Ishum
Age in 1870:51
Estimated Birth Year:1818
Birthplace:Connecticut
Home in 1870:Negaunee, Marquette, Michigan
Race:White
Gender:Male
Post Office:Negaunee
Roll:M593_689
Page:445
Image:560
Year:1870
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# ID: I8529
# Name: Edwin B ISHAM
# Surname: Isham
# Given Name: Edwin B
# Sex: M
# Birth: 9 May 1819 in Canaan, CT 1
# Death: in Negaunee, MI
# _UID: 2BC2C96C24CABD41A8C851E8258D4352FECA
# Note:
from
Early history of Michigan, with biographies of state officers, members of Congress, judges an d legislators. Pub. purusuant to act 59, 1887., Bingham, S. D. (Stephen D.) p 373
http://www.hti.umich.edu/cgi/t/text/pageviewer-idx?c=micounty;cc=micounty;sid=0c591d30dcce825 42cef4a407a7301a6;q1=isham;rgn=full%20text;idno=BAD6021.0001.001;view=image;seq=00000379
EDWIN B. ISHAM,
Senator from Menominee, Delta, Marquette, Houghton, Keweenaw,
Chippewa and Schoolcraft counties in 1873-4, was born May 9, 1819,
in the town of Canaan, Conn. He received a common school education. In 1868 he emigrated to M ichigan, and settled in Negaunee,
Marquette county. Occupation mining and iron manufacture
# Change Date: 29 Aug 2004 at 01:00:00
Father: John ISHAM b: 10 Aug 1782 in East Haddam, CT
Mother: Rachel COLE b: 25 Apr 1784 in Chatham, CT
Sources:
1. Title: A Survey of the Ishams in England and America
Author: Homer Worthington Brainard
Publication: Rutland, Vermont: The Tuttle Publishing Company Inc., 1938.
Call Number: R929.2 I 79
Note: 401. Edwin B., b. May 9, 1819; m. (???); d. at Negaunee,
Mich., but buried at Canaan, Conn., his name being
on the family monument there. No children.
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Name:Edwin B. ISHAM
Birth Date:1819
Birthplace:Connecticut, Michigan,
Volume:89
Page Number:214
Biographical Info:left no ch.
Reference:Survey of the Ishams in Eng. And Am. By Homer Worthington Brainard. Rutland, Vt, 1938. (672p.):283
Source Information: Godfrey Memorial Library, comp. American Genealogical-Biographical Index. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 1999-. Original data: Godfrey Memorial Library. American Genealogical-Biographical Index. Middletown, CT: Godfrey Memorial Library, 1952-. Parents: John ISHAM and Rachael COLE.
Spouse: Emma E. PIERCE.
Spouse: Gertrude C WILLS.
Spouse: Mary
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Ahnentafel, Generation No. 1
1.Edwin B ISHAM was born 9 May 1819 in Canaan, CT, and died in Negaunee, MI.
He was the son of 2. John ISHAM and 3. Rachel COLE.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 2
2.John ISHAM was born 10 Aug 1782 in East Haddam, CT, and died 5 Nov 1850 in
Canaan, CT. He was the son of 4. John ISHAM and 5. Lois ADAMS.
3.Rachel COLE was born 25 Apr 1784 in Chatham, CT, and died ABT 1865 in Millerton,
NY. She was the daughter of 6. Moses, Jr. COLE and 7. Mary White CLARK.
Children of Rachel COLE and John ISHAM are:
i.Sophia R. ISHAM was born 25 May 1811, and died 1892 in Colebrook, CT. She married
STILLMAN.
ii.John Wells ISHAM was born 5 Oct 1813, and died 12 Jul 1852.
iii.Alfred C ISHAM was born 27 Jul 1815, and died 19 Aug 1857 in Malden, NY.
iv.Mary E. ISHAM was born 10 Jun 1817, and died 4 Jul 1834.
1. v.Edwin B ISHAM was born 9 May 1819 in Canaan, CT, and died in Negaunee,
MI.
vi.Augusta E. ISHAM was born 24 Aug 1823 in Canaan, CT, and died in Malden, NY.
She married Theodore ISHAM 3 Nov 1852, son of Giles ISHAM and Jane LYLBURNE.
He was born 14 Mar 1819 in Malden, NY, and died AFT 1895.
vii.Marion E ISHAM was born 22 Dec 1825, and died 5 Nov 1872.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 3
4.John ISHAM was born 20 Jun 1757 in Colchester, CT, and died 7 Apr 1834 in Farmington,
CT. He was the son of 8. John ISHAM and 9. Dorothy FOOTE.
5.Lois ADAMS was born 10 Oct 1757 in Westchester Parish, Colchester, CT, and
died 10 Mar 1842 in Farmington, CT. She was buried in WEST RICHMONDVILLE CEMETERY,
NY. She was the daughter of 10. Benjamin ADAMS and 11. Eunice ROCKWELL.
Children of Lois ADAMS and John ISHAM are:
i.Benjamin ISHAM was born 28 Sep 1779 in Colchester, Ct, and died 14 Jun 1840
in Sharon, Schoharie Co., NY. He married Phoebe HALL 15 Nov 1801, daughter of
Abner HALL and Phoebe PERCIVAL. She was born 24 May 1780 in East haddam, CT,
and died 2 Oct 1871.
2. ii.John ISHAM was born 10 Aug 1782 in East Haddam, CT, and died 5Nov 1850
in Canaan, CT. He married Rachel COLE 12 Aug 1810, daughter of Moses, Jr. COLE
and Mary White CLARK. She was born 25 Apr 1784 in Chatham, CT, and died ABT 1865
in Millerton, NY.
iii.Laura ISHAM was born 17 Jan 1792, and died 15 Feb 1792.
iv.Alfred ISHAM was born 1 Jan 1793, and died 20 Apr 1793.
6.Moses, Jr. COLE.
7.Mary White CLARK.
Child of Mary White CLARK and Moses, Jr. COLE is:
3. i.Rachel COLE was born 25 Apr 1784 in Chatham, CT, and died ABT 1865 in Millerton,
NY. She married John ISHAM 12 Aug 1810, son of John ISHAM and Lois ADAMS. He
was born 10 Aug 1782 in East Haddam, CT, and died 5 Nov 1850 in Canaan, CT.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 4
8.John ISHAM was born 6 Aug 1721 in Barnstable, MA, and died 2 Mar 1802 in Westchester
Parish, Colchester, CT. He was buried in Bull Hill Cemetery, Colchester, CT.
He was the son of 16. Isaac ISHAM and 17. Abigail LUMBERT.
9.Dorothy FOOTE was born 23 Apr 1733 in Colchester, CT, and died 8 Nov 1790.
She was buried in Bull Hill Cemetery, Colchester, CT. She wasthe daughter of
18. Ephraim FOOTE and 19. Sarah CHAMBERLAIN.
Children of Dorothy FOOTE and John ISHAM are:
i.Samuel ISHAM was born 19/20 Dec 1752 in Colchester Twp, New London,CT, and
died 13 Jun 1827 in Malden, town of Saugerties, Ulster county, NY. He married
Mary ADAMS 18 Jan 1775 in Westchester Parish, MA, daughter of Benjamin ADAMS
and Eunice ROCKWELL. She was born 3 Aug 1753 in Westchester Parish, MA, and died
11 May 1818 in Malden, NY. He married Mary DAY 22 Feb 1819. She was born ABT
1765 in Colchester Twp, NewLondon, CT, and died 1 Jan 1854 in Marlborough,CT.
ii.Sarah ISHAM was born 13 Jul 1754 in Colchester, CT, and died ABT 5Feb 1766.
iii.Mary ISHAM was born 24 Sep 1755 in Westchester Parish, Colchester, CT, and
died 26 Oct 1804 in Westchester Parish, Colchester, CT. Shemarried Aaron FOOTE
3 Jan 1774 in Westchester Parish, Colchester, CT,son of Nathaniel FOOTE and Patience
GATES. He was born 10 Mar 1744 inWestchester Parish, Colchester, CT, and died
13 Jul 1824 in Westchester Parish, Colchester, CT.
4. iv.John ISHAM was born 20 Jun 1757 in Colchester, CT, and died 7 Apr 1834
in Farmington, CT. He married Lois ADAMS 19 Nov 1778 in Westchester Parish, colchester,
CT, daughter of Benjamin ADAMS and Eunice ROCKWELL. She was born 10 Oct 1757
in Westchester Parish, Colchester, CT, and died 10 Mar 1842 in Farmington, CT.
v.Jonathan ISHAM was born 16 Jul 1759 in Colchester, CT. He married Anna ACKLEY
1 Dec 1785 in Washington, MA. She was born in NJ.
vi.Lois ISHAM was born 8 Jul 1761 in Colchester, CT, and died 21 Aug 1804 in
Middletown, Middlesex, CT. She married Eleazer DUNHAM 24 Nov 1784 in Westchester
Parish, Colchester, CT, son of Eleazer DUNHAM and Elizabeth SEXTON. He was born
2 Jan 1765 in Westchester Parish, Colchester, CT, and died 29 Apr 1837 in Middletown,
Middlesex, CT.
vii.Noah ISHAM was born 4 Apr 1764 in Westchester Parish, Colchester,CT, and
died 28 Nov 1819 in Bolton, CT. He married Anna LUMBERT 5 Oct1786 in Barnstable,
CT., daughter of David LUMBERT and Abigail ISHAM.She was born 14 Aug 1763 in
Barnstable, Barnstable Co., MA, and died4 Apr 1839 in Salisbury, Herkimer Co.,
NY.
viii.Lucy ISHAM was born 4 Apr 1764 in Colchester, CT, and died 25 Dec 1775.
ix.Ephraim ISHAM was born ABT 16 Jul 1766 in Colchester, CT, and died8 Feb 1838
in Hartford CT. He married Sarah DUDLEY, daughter of MosesDUDLEY and Ann BUSHNELL.
She was born 2 Apr 1763 in Saybrook, CT, anddied 1851 in Hartford CT.
x.Dorothy ISHAM was born 19 Oct 1770 in Colchester, CT, and died 21 May 1847.
She married Almon CANFIELD. He died 29 Jul 1858.
xi.Ezra ISHAM was born 15 Mar 1772 in Colchester, CT, and died 8 Feb 1835 in
Manchester, VT. He married Nancy (Anna ) PIERREPONT 21 Jun 1801, daughter of
Robert PIERREPONT and Lois COLLINS. She was born 24 Oct1784 in Litchfield,So.
Farms, CT, and died 29 Sep 1873 in Manchester,VT.
10.Benjamin ADAMS.
11.Eunice ROCKWELL.
Child of Eunice ROCKWELL and Benjamin ADAMS is:
5. i.Lois ADAMS was born 10 Oct 1757 in Westchester Parish, Colchester, CT,
and died 10 Mar 1842 in Farmington, CT. She married John ISHAM19 Nov 1778 in
Westchester Parish, colchester, CT, son of John ISHAM and Dorothy FOOTE. He was
born 20 Jun 1757 in Colchester, CT, and died7 Apr 1834 in Farmington, CT.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 5
16.Isaac ISHAM was born 7 Feb 1682 in Barnstable, MA, and died July or August,
1771. He was the son of 32. John ISHAM and 33. Jane PARKER.
17.Abigail LUMBERT was born 20 Jan 1692 in Barnstable, MA. She was the daughter
of 34. Joshua LUMBERT and 35. Hopestill BULLOCK.
Children of Abigail LUMBERT and Isaac ISHAM are:
i.Isaac ISHAM was born 21 Mar 1718 in Barnstable, MA, and died ABT 1804 in Hamilton
Center, NY. He married Elizabeth BROWN 16 Feb 1742 in Colchester, CT, daughter
of William BROWN. She was born ABT 1724, and died 30 Nov 1770 in Colchester,
CT. He married Elizabeth SNOW 19 Dec 1771, daughter of Henry SNOW and Rebecca.
She was born BEF 5 Apr 1741 inMiddle Haddam, CT, and died 12 May 1776 in Colchester,
CT. He marriedFruin BEEBE.
ii.Samuel ISHAM was born 26 Oct 1719 in Barnstable, MA, and died 29 Dec 1806
in Barnstable, MA. He married Lydia GOODSPEED, daughter of Moses GOODSPEED and
Hannah ALLEN. She was born 6/4 Jan 1733/1734.
8. iii.John ISHAM was born 6 Aug 1721 in Barnstable, MA, and died 2 Mar 1802
in Westchester Parish, Colchester, CT. He married Dorothy FOOTE 19 Dec 1751 in
Colchester, CT, daughter of Ephraim FOOTE and Sarah CHAMBERLAIN. She was born
23 Apr 1733 in Colchester, CT, and died 8 Nov 1790. He married Esther CHAPMAN
Mar 1792 in East Haddam, CT. She died 6 Aug 1806 in East Haddam, CT.
iv.Ebenezer ISHAM was born 25 Aug 1723 in Barnstable, Barnstable Co.,MA. He married
Temperance PHINNEY 5 Apr 1772.
v.Timothy ISHAM was born 30 May 1725 in Barnstable, MA, and died 16 Jul 1812
in Bolton, Tolland Co., CT. He married Rebecca FULLER 25 Apr 1751 in Bolton,
Tolland Co., CT, daughter of Samuel FULLER and Lydia LOVELL. She was born 3 Apr
1731 in Barnstable, Barnstable Co., MA, and died ABT 8 Mar 1823 in Bolton, Tolland
Co., CT.
vi.Joshua ISHAM was born 14 Apr 1727 in Barnstable, Barnstable, MA, and died
16 May 1810 in Shelburne, Chittenden, VT. He married Abigail CROCKER 1750 in
Colchester New London, CT, daughter of Isaac CROCKER and Elizabeth FULLER. She
was born 10 Mar 1733 in East Haddam, CT, and died 1 Jul 1774 in Colchester New
London, CT. He married Deborah. She was born ABT 1731, and died 8 Nov 1790.
vii.Daniel ISHAM was born 13 Apr 1729 in Barnstable. Barnstable, MA, and died
30 May 1808 in Hampden MA (Then called south Wilbraham). He married Catherine
FOOTE 14 Jul 1756 in Colchester, CT, daughter of Josiah FOOTE and Sarah WELLS.
She was born 4-13-or 19-1733 in Colchester, CT, and died 23 Dec 1811 in Hampden
MA (Then called south Wilbraham).
viii.Abigail ISHAM was born 17/15 Feb 1731/1732 in Barnstable, MA. She married
David LUMBERT.
18.Ephraim FOOTE was born 13 Feb 1685 in Guilford, New Haven Co., CT,and died
9 Jun 1777. He was the son of 36. Nathaniel FOOTE and 37. Margaret BLISS.
19.Sarah CHAMBERLAIN was born 1693, and died 1777.
Children of Sarah CHAMBERLAIN and Ephraim FOOTE are:
i.Margaret FOOTE was born 13 May 1711 in Colchester, New London, CT.
ii.Sarah FOOTE was born 20 Oct 1713 in Colchester, New London, CT.
iii.Ephraim FOOTE was born 27 Apr 1716 in Colchester, New London, CT.
9. iv.Dorothy FOOTE was born 23 Apr 1733 in Colchester, CT, and died8 Nov 1790.
She married John ISHAM 19 Dec 1751 in Colchester, CT, sonof Isaac ISHAM and Abigail
LUMBERT. He was born 6 Aug 1721 in Barnstable, MA, and died 2 Mar 1802 in Westchester
Parish, Colchester, CT.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 6
32.John ISHAM was born 31 Mar 1654, and died 3 Sep 1713 in Barnstable, MA.
33.Jane PARKER was born 21/31 Mar 1664 in Barnstable, MA, and died Feb 1719 or
1720 in Barnstable, MA. She was the daughter of 66. Robert PARKER and 67. Sarah
JAMES.
Children of Jane PARKER and John ISHAM are:
16. i.Isaac ISHAM was born 7 Feb 1682 in Barnstable, MA, and died July or August,
1771. He married Abigail LUMBERT 3 May 1716, daughter ofJoshua LUMBERT and Hopestill
BULLOCK. She was born 20 Jan 1692 in Barnstable, MA.
ii.Jane ISHAM was born 7 Oct 1689 in Barnstable, MA. She married Michael Jr.
WILSON Apr. 16, 1718 (or Apr. 3, 1719), in Prob Wrentham, MA, son of Michael
WILSON and Mary. He was born 6 Feb 1681 in Wrentham, MA, and died 1738.
iii.John Jr. ISHAM was born 25 Aug 1691 in Barnstable, MA, and died AFT 17 Apr
1773 in East Windsor (Now Ellington), CT. He married DeborahDAGGETT 19 May 1717,
daughter of Joshua DAGGETT and Hannah NORTON. She was born ABT 1696.
iv.Sarah ISHAM was born Dec 1694 in Barnstable, MA. She married Joshua LOVELL
ABT 1717, son of John LOVELL and Susannah LUMBERT. He was born Oct 1693 in Barnstable,
MA, and died 15 Aug 1754.
v.Mary ISHAM was born Jun 1697 in Barnstable, MA. She married Abel CROCKER 16
Apr 1718, son of Eleazer CROCKER and Ruth CHIPMAN. He was born 15 Jun 1695 in
Barnstable, MA.
vi.Patience ISHAM was born ABT 1699 in Barnstable. Barnstable, MA, and died Mar
1728 in Guedhekevar, Aasted Hjorring, Den.
vii.Hannah ISHAM was born ABT 1701 in Barnstable, MA, and died 1722. She married
Peter BLOSSOM 9 Jun 1720, son of Thomas BLOSSOM and Fear ROBINSON. He was born
28 Aug 1698 in Barnstable, MA.
viii.Joseph ISHAM was born 1704 in Barnstable, MA, and died 20 Jan 1798 in Colchester,
CT. He married Susannah SWIFT 11 Dec 1730 in Sandwich, MA, daughter of Jireh
SWIFT and Abigail GIBBS. She was born 6 Oct 1699 in Sandwich, MA, and died 4
Jan 1745 in Colchester, CT. He marriedTemperance CALKIN 27 May 1773 in New Concord
parish,Norwich, CT (now Bozrah),. She was born ABT 1709, and died 22 Nov 1801
in Colchester, CT.
ix.Thankful ISHAM was born ABT 1706 in Barnstable, MA. She married Joseph BUTLER
ABT 1723, son of Thomas BUTLER and Anne TORREY. He was born ABT 1703 in Edgartown,
Dukes Co., MA, and died ABT 1752.
34.Joshua LUMBERT died Apr 1749 in Age over 90.
35.Hopestill BULLOCK was born 26 Dec 1659 in Rehobeth, Bristol, MA. She was the
daughter of 70. Richard BULLOCK.
Children of Hopestill BULLOCK and Joshua LUMBERT are:
i.Merry LUMBERT was born 16 Mar 1684 in MA. She married Shoalei LEWIS8 Dec 1703.
ii.Hopestill LUMBERT was born 15 Nov 1686 in MA.
iii.Joshua LUMBERT was born 5 Aug 1688, and died Oct 1721.
iv.Samuel LUMBERT was born 1 Jun 1690, and died 1771.
17. v.Abigail LUMBERT was born 20 Jan 1692 in Barnstable, MA. She married Isaac
ISHAM 3 May 1716, son of John ISHAM and Jane PARKER. He was born 7 Feb 1682 in
Barnstable, MA, and died July or August, 1771.
vi.Mary LUMBERT was born 22 Nov 1697 in MA.
vii.Elizabeth LUMBERT was born 22 Nov 1700.
viii.Jonathan LUMBERT was born 16 Apr 1703, and died Jun 1788.
36.Nathaniel FOOTE was born 16 Jan 1647 in Guilford, New Haven Co., CT, and died
12 Jan 1703. He was the son of 72. Nathaniel FOOTE and 73.Elizabeth SMITH.
37.Margaret BLISS was born 1650, and died 3 Apr 1745.
Children of Margaret BLISS and Nathaniel FOOTE are:
i.Sarah FOOTE was born 1672 in Guilford, New Haven Co., CT, and died 24 Jul 1756.
ii.Margaret FOOTE was born 1 Dec 1674 in Guilford, New Haven Co., CT.
iii.Elizabeth FOOTE was born 23 Jun 1677 in Guilford, New Haven Co., CT. She
married Robert TURNER.
iv.Mary FOOTE was born 24 Nov 1679 in Guilford, New Haven Co., CT. She married
Daniel ROSE.
v.Nathaniel FOOTE was born 9 Sep 1683 in Guilford, New Haven Co., CT,and died
20 Aug 1774. He married Ann CLARK 4 Jul 1711 in Colchester, New London, CT. She
died 25 Jun 1726. He married Hannah 13 Sep 1727. She died 1765.
18. vi.Ephraim FOOTE was born 13 Feb 1685 in Guilford, New Haven Co., CT, and
died 9 Jun 1777. He married Sarah CHAMBERLAIN Jun 1708 in Colchester, New London,
CT. She was born 1693, and died 1777.
vii.Josiah FOOTE was born 27 Sep 1688 in Guilford, New Haven Co., CT,and died
3 Aug 1766. He married Sarah WELLS.
viii.Joseph FOOTE was born 28 Dec 1690 in Guilford, New Haven Co., CT, and died
21 Apr 1756. He married Ann CLOTHIER.
ix.Eunice FOOTE was born 10 May 1694 in Guilford, New Haven Co., CT. She married
Michael TAINTER 3 Dec 1712 in Colchester, New London, CT, son of Michaell, Jr.
TAINTER and Mary LOOMIS. He was born 30 Sep 1680 in Windsor, CT, and died 17
Mar 1771 in Colchester, CT. Children were: John
L ISHAM.
Eliza ISHAM was born on 6 Jun 1816. Parents: Giles ISHAM and Jane LYLBURNE.
Ephraim ISHAM was born on 16 Jul 1776 in Colechester, CT. He died on 8 Feb 1838 in Hartford, CT. NOTE!: Was a merchant in Hartford, Ct. (May have been where one of the
Cole line worked) Parents: John ISHAM and Dorothy FOOTE.
Ezra ISHAM was born on 5 Mar 1773 in Colchester, New London, Connecticut.267 He died on 8 Feb 1835 in Manchester, VT.. NOTE!: Settled in Manchester Vt. Parents: John ISHAM and Dorothy FOOTE.
Giles ISHAM5,268,269,270,271,272 was born in 1780 in Connecticut, New York.272 He was born about 1788 in Connecticut.268 He was born about 1788 in Connecticut.268 He was born on 25 Sep 1789 in Marlborough, Colechester, CT. He was born on 25 Sep 1789 in Marlborough, Colechester, Connecticut, USA.5 He was born on 25 Sep 1789 in Marlborough, Colechester, Connecticut, USA.270 He was born on 25 Sep 1789 in Colchester.271 He was born on 25 Sep 1789 in Colchester.271 He was born about 1790 in Connecticut.269 He was born about 1790 in Connecticut.269 [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: vital]273 He lived in Saugerties, Ulster, New York in 1850.269 He lived in Saugerties, Ulster, New York in 1850.269 He died on 9 Jun 1860 in Malden-On-Hudson, Ulster, NY. He died on 9 Jun 1860 in Malden-On-Hudson, Ulster, New York, USA.5 He died on 9 Jun 1860 in Malden-On-Hudson, Ulster, New York, USA.270 He lived in Saugerties, Ulster, New York in 1860.268 He was also known as Giles L. Isham.273 He was also known as Giles L. Isham.273 Database: 1860 United States Federal CensusDecember 30, 2005 7:39 PM
Name:Sarah J Isham
Age in 1860:22
Birthplace:New York
Home in 1860:Saugerties, Ulster, New York
Gender:Female
Head of Household:Giles Isham
Household of Giles Isham
Giles Isham Saugerties, Ulster, NY72 1787Connecticut
Chauncey Isham Saugerties, Ulster, NY31 1828New York Male
Ann Isham Saugerties, Ulster, NY40 1819New York Female
Sarah J Isham Saugerties, Ulster, NY22 1837New York
Jno Isham Saugerties, Ulster, NY18 1841New York Male
Jere Donohue Saugerties, Ulster, NY30 1829Ireland Male
Marga Cummings Saugerties, Ulster, NY26 1833Ireland Female
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Birth Year
BirthplaceNY
Age54
OccupationLawyer
Marital StatusM
RaceW
Head of HouseholdGiles ISHAM
RelationSelf
Father's BirthplaceCT
Mother's BirthplaceNY
Source Information:
Census PlaceNew York, New York (Manhattan), New York City-Greater, New York
Family History Library Film1254892
NA Film NumberT9-0892
Page Number462A
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Children of Giles and Jane Lylburne
Anna Maria, b. 16 Jun 1814. d. Oct 1885 Clinton Iowa, unmarried
Eliza, b. 6 Jun 1816, m. Rev. Josiah Leonard
Theodore, b. 14 Mar 1819, m. Augusta E. Isham (First Cousin from Canaan CT.)
Giles Lylburne , b. 23 Jan 1821, m. Mary Louise Adams
Charles, b. 23 Jun 1821, d. 6 Oct 1826
Chauncey Lee, b. 10 May 1827, Mar 1860, New York City, Unmarried
Jane, b. 4 Feb 1830, d. 30 Mar 1830 (Infant)
Charlotte Elizabeth, b. 18 Dec 1832. d. 15 Sep 1852, Unmarried
Sarah Jane, b. 29 May 1836,m. 22 Oct 1867, Daniel Leonard w. died in Chicago Ill. 4 Feb 1883. She living in Evanston Ill. 1896
Alfred, b. 7 Mar 1840, d. 23 Mar 1848
John, b. 7 Mar, 1842, m. Mary Neal Wells
Giles Isham's will dated 1 Dec 1855
The will of Giles Isham of Malden New York was dated 1 Dec 1855. After giving some $2000 to six different missionary and benevolent societies, the testator continues:
I give and bequeath to each of my daughters, Ann Maria, Eliza, and Sarah Jane the sum of ten thousand dollars each, together with the household furniture, to be divided between themm. When it shall become necessary to break up the housekeeping and not before. From Eliza's portion is to be deducted the amount paid for her furniture in 1854; Ann Maria to have a homme in the homestead.
To my four sons the residue of my estate, real and personal, viz.
To Theodore, Giles L., Chauncey and John: John to be clothed, educated and supported together with his own services, out of my estate until he becomes of age. A sufficient portion of y estate to be kept reserved so that when he becomes of age he shall receive as much as the other brothers.
Theodore to receive five thousand dollars and the exclusive title to the lot now occupied by him, bounded as follows: On the land north by the land of Nathan Kellogg, on the west by a picket fence dividing it from my other land, south by the north side of the gravel walk leadingto my house, and on the east by the public road, reserving the lot conveyed and on which the church stands. The above is given him for his interest in the late firm of C.Isham and Co., and is to be in full forhis claim on said firm.
Executors to sell and convey land as may be necessary and for the interest of the heirs, except the hommestead and land adjoining, which I direct to remain in the family until John becomes of age.
Connecticut Town Birth Records, pre-1870 (Barbour Collection) Connecticut Town Birth Records, pre-1870 (Barbour Collection)
Name:Giles Isham
Gender:Male
Birth Date:25 Sep 1789
Birth Location:Colchester
Parent Name:Samuel
Parent Name:Mary
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Ancestry.com. Connecticut Town Birth Records, pre-1870 (Barbour Collection) [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006. Original data: White, Lorraine Cook, ed. The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records. Vol. 1-55. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1994-2002.
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New York Genealogical Records, 1675-1920 New York Genealogical Records, 1675-1920
Name:Giles L. Isham
Event:Lived
Year:1850
Place:New York City
County:New York
Province:New York
Comments:Lawyer
Source:Doggett'S New York City Directory, For 1849-1850
Publisher:John Doggett, Jr. & Co.
Publication info:NY, NY, 1850.
Page:222
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American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI) American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI)
Name:Giles Isham
Birth Date:1780
Birthplace:Connecticut, New York,
Volume:89
Page Number:225
Biographical Info:merchant, shipbuilder, bluestone business
Reference:Survey of the Ishams in Eng. And Am. By Homer Worthington Brainard. Rutland, Vt, 1938. (672p.):186, 275-81, 284
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Name:«tab»Giles ISHAM«tab»
Birth Date:«tab»178? «tab»
Birthplace:«tab»Connecticut, New York, «tab»
Volume:«tab»89 «tab»
Page Number:«tab»225 «tab»
Biographical Info:«tab»merchant, shipbuilder, bluestone business «tab»
Reference:«tab»Survey of the Ishams in Eng. And Am. By Homer Worthington Brainard. Rutland, Vt, 1938. (672p.):186, 275-81, 284 «tab»
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1860 United States Federal Census 1860 United States Federal Census
Name:Giles Isham
Age in 1860:72
Birth Year:abt 1788
Birthplace:Connecticut
Home in 1860:Saugerties, Ulster, New York
Gender:Male
Post Office:Saugerties
Value of real estate:View image
Household Members:NameAge
Giles Isham72
Chauncey Isham31
Ann Isham40
Sarah J Isham22
Jno Isham18
Jere Donohue30
Marga Cummings26
Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: Saugerties, Ulster, New York; Roll: M653_869; Page: 0; Image: 237.
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Ancestry.com. 1860 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2004. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Eighth Census of the United States, 1860. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1860. M653, 1,438 rolls.
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This database is an index to individuals enumerated in the 1860 United States Federal Census, the Eighth Census of the United States. Census takers recorded many details including each person's name, age as of the census day, sex, color; birthplace, occupation of males over age fifteen, and more. No relationships were shown between members of ahousehold. Additionally, the names of those listed on the population schedule are linked to actual images of the 1860 Federal Census. Parents: Samuel ISHAM and Mary ADAMS.
Spouse: Jane
LYLBURNE. Giles ISHAM and Jane LYLBURNE were married on 8 Jul 1813 in Katsbaan,
Dutch Reformed Church, Ulster, NY. Bailey 6-23-2002
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Contact: Mary Jo Bailey
# ID: I7136
# Name: Jane LYLBURNE
# Surname: Lylburne
# Given Name: Jane
# Sex: F
# Birth: 15 Nov 1796 in NY 1
# Death: 28 Aug 1850
# _UID: 5E6F986ECD49524083103107D82871D48BD9
# Change Date: 26 Mar 2003 at 00:00:00
Father: Robert LYLBURNE b: in Belfast, Ireland
Marriage 1 Giles ISHAM b: 25 Sep 1789 in Colchester, CT
* Married: 8 Jul 1813
Children
1. Has No Children Ann Maria ISHAM b: 16 Jun 1814 in NY
2. Has Children Eliza ISHAM b: 6 Jun 1816 in Malden, NY
3. Has Children Theodore ISHAM b: 14 Mar 1819 in Malden, NY
4. Has Children Giles Lylburne ISHAM b: 23 Jan 1821/1826 in Malden, NY
5. Has No Children Charles ISHAM b: 23 Jun 1825
6. Has No Children Chauncey Lee ISHAM b: 10 May 1827
7. Has No Children Jane ISHAM b: 4 Feb 1830
8. Has No Children Charlotte Elizabeth ISHAM b: 18 Dec 1832
9. Has No Children Sarah Jane ISHAM b: 29 May 1836 in NY
10. Has No Children Alfred ISHAM b: 4 Jun 1840
11. Has Children John ISHAM b: 7 Mar 1842 in Malden, NY
Sources:
1. Title: A Survey of the Ishams in England and America
Author: Homer Worthington Brainard
Publication: Rutland, Vermont: The Tuttle Publishing Company Inc., 1938.
Call Number: R929.2 I 79
Note: 162. Giles, b. Sept. 25, 1789; m. Jane Lylburne. born Nov. 15, 1796, died
Aug. 28, 1850, daughter of Robert Lylburne of Belfast, Ireland, and New York
City. Children were: Maria ISHAM, Eliza ISHAM, Theodore
ISHAM, Giles Lylburne ISHAM, Charles ISHAM, Chauncey Lee
ISHAM, Jane ISHAM, Charlotte Elizabeth ISHAM, Sarah
Jane ISHAM, Alfred ISHAM, John ISHAM.
Giles Lylburne ISHAM5,274 was born about 1820 in New York.275 He was born about 1820 in New York.275 He was born about 1820 in New York.275 He was born on 23 Jan 1821 in Maldon On Hudson, Ulster, NY. He was born on 23 Jan 1821 in Malden, New York, USA.5 He was born on 23 Jan 1821 in Malden, New York, USA.5 He was born in 1821 in New York.274 He was born in 1821 in New York.274 He was born in 1821 in New York.274 He was born in 1821 in New York.274 He was born in 1821 in New York.274 He was born about 1823 in New York.276 He was born about 1823 in New York.276 He lived in New York Ward 17, New York, New York in 1850.275 [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: vital]273 He lived in New York Ward 12 District 18, New York, New York in 1870.276 He lived in New York Ward 12 District 18, New York, New York in 1870.276 He appeared in the census in 1880 in New City, , NY. Database: 1880 United States Federal CensusMay 12, 2004 9:36 AM
Personal Information
Name:Giles ISHAM
Age:54
Estimated birth year:<1826>
Birthplace:New York
Occupation:Lawyer
Relation:Self
Home in 1880:New York (Manhattan), New York City-Greater, New York
Marital status:Married
Race:White
Gender:Male
Head of household:Giles ISHAM
Father's birthplace:CT
Mother's birthplace:NY
Image Source:Year: 1880; Census Place: New York (Manhattan), New York City-Greater, New York; Roll: T9_892; Family History Film: 1254892; Page: 462A; Enumeration District: 535; Image: 0645.
Gives wifes name as Amelia. He died on 15 Jan 1915 in Montrose, New York, USA.5 He died on 15 Jan 1915 in Montrose, New York, USA.5 He was also known as Giles Isham.275 He was also known as Giles Isham.275 He was also known as Giles M Isham.276 He was also known as Giles M Isham.276 He was also known as Giles Isham.275 He was also known as Giles L. Isham.273 He was also known as Giles L. Isham.273 He was also known as Giles L. Isham.273 (Research):American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI) Record
Name:«tab»Giles Lilburne ISHAM«tab»
Birth Date:«tab»1821 «tab»
Volume:«tab»89 «tab»
Page Number:«tab»225 «tab»
Reference:«tab»NY, lawyer-Survey of the Ishams in Eng. And Am. By Homer Worthington Brainard. Rutland, Vt, 1938. (672p.):393 «tab»
Source Information:
Godfrey Memorial Library, comp. American Genealogical-Biographical Index. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 1999-. Original data: Godfrey Memorial Library. American Genealogical-Biographical Index. Middletown, CT: Godfrey Memorial Library, 1952-.
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Name:Giles Lylburne ISHAM
Birth Date:1821
Birthplace:New York
Volume:89
Page Number:225
Reference:Survey of the Ishams in Eng. And Am. By Homer Worthington Brainard. Rutland, Vt, 1938. (672p.):280-1
Source Information: Godfrey Memorial Library, comp. American Genealogical-Biographical Index. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 1999-. Original data: Godfrey Memorial Library. American Genealogical-Biographical Index. Middletown, CT: Godfrey Memorial Library, 1952-.
Some background on Giles Lylburne Isham [872]: He was born on 23-JAN-1821 in Maldon on Hudson, Ulster, NY, and he died in GSEST. 1887 in (perhaps New York). He married Mary Louise Adams [874] on 16-MAY-1860 in NY, NY,NY. His parents were Giles Isham [858] (b. 25-SEP-1789 in Marlborough,Colechester,CT, d. 9-JUN-1860 in Malden-on-Hudson,Ulster,NY), and Jane Lylburne [867] (b. 15-NOV-1796 in New York,New York, d. 28-AUG-1850).
Here is what this family might look like in 1880:
Head Of Household: Isham, Giles
Soundex Code: I250
Alternative Spellings:
Father Mother
Name Age Born Born Born
ISHAM,Giles 59 NY CT NY
Mary 52 NY
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American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI) American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI)
Name:Giles Lylburne Isham
Birth Date:1821
Birthplace:New York
Volume:89
Page Number:225
Reference:Survey of the Ishams in Eng. And Am. By Homer Worthington Brainard. Rutland, Vt, 1938. (672p.):280-1
Source Information:
Godfrey Memorial Library, comp.. American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI) [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 1999. Original data: Godfrey Memorial Library. American Genealogical-Biographical Index. Middletown, CT, USA: Godfrey Memorial Library.
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New York Genealogical Records, 1675-1920 New York Genealogical Records, 1675-1920
Name:Giles L. Isham
Event:Lived
Year:1850
Place:New York City
County:New York
Province:New York
Comments:Lawyer
Source:Doggett'S New York City Directory, For 1849-1850
Publisher:John Doggett, Jr. & Co.
Publication info:NY, NY, 1850.
Page:222
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Name:Giles L. Isham
Event:Lived
Year:1850
Place:New York City
County:New York
Province:New York
Comments:Lawyer
Source:Doggett'S New York City Directory, For 1849-1850
Publisher:John Doggett, Jr. & Co.
Publication info:NY, NY, 1850.
Page:222
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Please note: The original data. Parents: Giles ISHAM and Jane LYLBURNE.
Spouse: Mary Louise ADAMS. Giles Lylburne ISHAM and Mary Louise ADAMS were married on 16 May 1860 in NY, NY, NY. Children were: Marie Louise ISHAM.
Hannah ISHAM was born in 1701. NOTE!: m. first, Peter Blossom.. second not known Parents: John ISHAM and Jane PARKER.
Isaac ISHAM died on 29 Dec 1806 in Barnstable, Barnstable, MA. He was born in Barnstable, Barnstable, MA. Parents: Isaac ISHAM and Abagail LUMBERT.
Isaac ISHAM277 was born on 7 Feb 1693 in Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA.277 He died in Jul 1771 in Barnstable, Age 78, Mass. He died in Jul 1771 in Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA.277 He was born in Barnstable, , Mass. He is reference number 11F.
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Name:Isaac ISHAM
Birth Date:1692
Birthplace:Massachusetts
Volume:89
Page Number:231
Reference:Gen. Column of the " Boston Transcript". 1906-1941.( The greatest single source of material for gen. Data for the N.E. area and for the period 1600-1800. Completely indexed in the Index.): 13 Apr 1931, 1379; 12 Aug 1931, 1379
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Name:Isaac ISHAM
Birth Date:1692
Birthplace:Massachusetts
Volume:89
Page Number:231
Reference:Gen. Column of the " Boston Transcript". 1906-1941.( The greatest single source of material for gen. Data for the N.E. area and for the period 1600-1800. Completely indexed in the Index.): 13 Apr 1931, 1379; 12 Aug 1931, 1379
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Isaac Isham (11F)
Born February 7, 1692-3, Barnstable Mass.
mother Jane Parker (12I)
father John Isham (12J)
married May 3, 1717, Abagail Lumbert (11E)
died July-August 1771
children:
1. John Isham (10H)
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Name:Isaac Isham
Spouse:Abigail Lumbert
Parents:John Isham , Jane Parker
Birth Place:Barn, Barnstable, MA
Birth Date:7 February 1692
Death Place:American Fork, Utah
Death Date:1771
Source Information:
Edmund West, comp. Family Data Collection - Individual Records. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000.
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Children of John1 Isham and Jane Parker were:
148. i. Isaac2 Isham, born 7 Feb 1692/93 at Barnstable, MA; married Abigail Lumbert.
Generation Two
148. Isaac2 Isham (John1);93 born 7 Feb 1692/93 at Barnstable, MA; Note - Barnstable records have birth date as 1682/3 (also "Colonial Families"). There is apparently reason to believe that it is 10 years off- see explanation under parents marriage citation (from June E. Dodd);93,89 married Abigail Lumbert, daughter of Joshua Lumbert and Hopestill Bullock, 3 May 1716;90 died 1771;93 his estate was probated 5 Aug 1771.94
He "Isaac Isham received one-half of his father's estate and when hisbrother John went to the Vineyard and later to Connecticut, Isaac assumed or purchased the other half. He lived quietly upon the farm near Osterville (South Sea) during his entire life. He is not mentioned in the town or church records and probably held no civil or military office.
The site of the first John Isham's dwelling was upon Isham's Island, south of Osterville. Mr. Norman N. Isham believed he had discovered the site upon his visit there some years ago. The island is now connected with the mainland. This may be the old house mentioned in the inventory. Some distance inland was a later house, but still old, where perhaps this Isaac Isham or his sons dwelt. It may be inferred from the inventory that Isaac was a considerable owner of not very valuable land, and that as a farmer he was entirely independent of outside sources. It is clear that he produced his own tobacco, pork and beef upon the farm and that spinning and weaving went on in the house and that shoes for the family were made there. Spinning was the work of the wife and daughters, but weaving was men's work. Probably the seven boys, asthey became old and strong enough, were taught to operate the looms. Two saddles seem to imply at least two horses, upon which the parents and perhaps the daughter rode to meetings or elsewhere, while the boyswalked. Their house was a long way from the First and Second Meeting Houses in Barnstable, and it is not certain that they attended either of these. "89 He "4. ISAAC ISHAM (John), born in Barnstable, Mass. Feb. 7, 1692-93 (Barnstable record Feb. 7, 1682-83); died there in July or Aug. 1771, aged about 78 years; married May 3, 1716, Abigail Lumbert, born in Barnstable Jan. 20, 1692, date of her death unknown, daughter of Joshua and Hopestill (Bullock) Lumbert of Barnstable.
A correction is necessary in the Barnstable record, which states thatIsaac Isham married Thankful Lumbert. It must be remembered that thisrecord is a copy of the original record, made about 1736, in which other errors have been discovered. The emendation is supported by the following facts. Barnstable records have the marriage Sept. 16, 1715, ofEdward Coleman and Thankful Lumbert and reveal no other Thankful Lumbert save that one. The will of Joshua Lumbert, proved Nov. 2, 1724, names daughter Abigail Isham. The will of Isaac Isham, dated Mar. 11, 1754, mentions wife Abigail. The emendation therefore seems to be justified.
Isaac Isham received one-half of his father's estate and when his brother John went to the Vineyard and later to Connecticut, Isaac assumedor purchased the other half. He lived quietly upon the farm near Osterville (South Sea) during his entire life. He is not mentioned in the town or church records and probably held no civil or military office. He left a will which is as follows:
In the name of God. Amen. I Isaac Isham of Barnstable in the county of Barnstable, yeoman, being advanced in years and knowing that it is appointed once to Dye, do this 11th day of March 1754, being by God's Goodness of Sound and disposing mind and memory, make and ordain this my last will and Testament, that is to say, principally and first of all I commit my Soul to God that Gave it and my body to decent Burial. As touching the Worldly Estate that God hath blessed me with, I give, demise and Dispose of the same in the following manner and form:
Imp. I give and bequeath to my Loving Wife Abigail in Lieu of Dower the use and Improvement of half my estate, real and personal, whilst she remains my Widow, excepting my Husbandry Tools, and in case she marries, my will is that she take a Third part only of the personal, excepting as before and quit any claim to the real.
It. I give and bequeath to my son Samuel Isham, to his heirs and assigns forever, one half of my real Estate of all kinds, only reserving to his mother as above; further I give and bequeath to my said son half my Husbandry Tools. Said Real Estate and Personal is on Condition and my will is that he pay half my just debts, funeral charges and halfthe Legacies given his five Breatheren and sisters by these presents in three years after my Decease.
It. I give and bequeath to my son Ebenezer Isham, to his heirs and assigns forever one half of my Real Estate of all kinds, only reserving to his mother as above; further I give and bequeath to my said son theother half of my Husbandry Tools, said Real and Personal Estate is onCondition and my Will is that he pay half my just debts, funeral charges and half the legacies given his five Breatheren and sisters by these presents in three years after my decease.
It. I give and bequeath to my son Isaac Isham, to my son John Isham, to my son Timothy Isham, to my son Joshua Isham, to my son Daniel Isham, to my daughter Abigail Lumbert, to each of them Ten pounds Lawful money of New England, to be paid them in three years after my Decease by my sons Samuel and Ebenezer.
It. I give and bequeath to my said sons, Isaac, John, Timothy, Joshuaand Daniel and to my daughter Abigail Lumbert and to them equally allmy personal Estate, money, credits, Bonds, excepting my Husbandry Tools and saving as above of one half thereof to their mother, but in case she marries then I give them only two-thirds to be divided as aboveequally, to each one sixth.
It. I constitute, make and ordain my son Samuel Isham Executor of this my Last Will and Testament, Ratifying and Confirming the same and revoking other and former wills and Testaments. In witness whereof I the said Isaac Isham have hereunto set my hand and seal the aforesaid 11th Day of March 1754.
Signed, sealed, published, pronounced and Declared by the said Isaac Isham to be his Last will and Testament.
ISAAC ISHAM (L.S.)
In presence of the subscribers
James Colemon
Solomon Hamblin
Lemuel Bean
Barnstable County Probate Registry, Vol. XII.
An Inventory of the estate of Mr. Isaac Isham late of Barnstable, yeoman, Deceased, taken by us the subscribers under oath this 9th Day of August A.D. 1771, as shown to us by the Executor to said Estate.
The site of the first John Isham's dwelling was upon Isham's Island, south of Osterville. Mr. Norman M. Isham believed he had discovered the site upon his visit there some years ago. The island is now connected with the mainland. This may be the old house mentioned in the inventory. Some distance inland was a later house, but still old, where perhaps this Isaac Isham or his sons dwelt. It may be inferred from the inventory that Isaac was a considerable owner of not very valuable land, and that as a farmer he was entirely independent of outside sources. It is clear that he produced his own tobacco, pork and beef upon the farm and that spinning and weaving went on in the house and that shoes for the family were made there. Spinning was the work of the wife and daughters, but weaving was men's work. Probably the seven boys, asthey became old and strong enough, were taught to operate the looms. Two saddles seem to imply at least two horses, upon which the parents and perhaps the daughter rode to meeting or elsewhere, while the boys walked. Their house was a long way from the First and Second Meeting Houses in Barnstable, and it is not certain that they attended either of these.
CHILDREN
Born in Barnstable:
18. Isaac, b. Mar. 21, 1718; m. first Elizabeth Brown; m.
second Elizabeth Snow; m. third Alice Glass.
19. Samuel, b. Oct. 26, 1719; m. Lydia Goodspeed.
20. John, b. Aug. 6, 1721; m. first Dorothy Foote; m. second
Esther (Chapman) Annable.
21. Ebenezer, b. Aug. 25, 1723; m. Temperance Phinney.
22. Timothy, b. May 30, 1725; m. Rebecca Fuller.
23. Joshua, b. Apr. 14, 1727; m. Abigail Crocker.
24. Daniel, b. Apr. 13, 1729; m. Catherine Foote.
25. Abigail, b. Feb. 17, 1731; m. David Lumbert."92 He left a will on11 Mar 1754 at Barnstable, MA; "In the name of God. Amen. I Isaac Isham of Barnstable in the County of Barnstable, yeoman, being advanced in years and knowing that it is appointed once to Dye, do this 11th day of March 1754, being by God's Goodness of Sound and disposing mind and memory, make and ordain this my last will and Testament, that is to say, principally and first of all I commit my Soul to God that Gaveit and my body to decent Burial. As touching the Worldly Estate that God hath blessed me with, I give, demise and Dispose of the same in the following manner and form:
Imp. I give and bequeath to my Loving Wife Abigail in Lieu of Dower the use and Improvement of half my estate, real and personal, whilst she remains my Widow, excepting my Husbandry Tools, and in case she marries, my will is that she take a Third part only of the personal, excepting as before and quit any claim to the real.
It. I give and bequeath to my son Samuel Isham, to his heirs and assigns forever, one half of my real Estate of all kinds, only reserving to his mother as above: further I give and bequeath to my said son half my Husbandry Tools. Said Real Estate and personal is on Condition and my will is that he pay half my just debts, funeral charges and halfthe Legacies given his five Brethren and sisters by these presents inthree years after my Decease.
It. I give and bequeath to my son Ebenezer Isham, to his heirs and assigns forever one half of my Real Estate of all kinds, only reserving to his mother as above; further I give and bequeath to my said son theother half of my Husbandry Tools, said Real and Personal Estate is onCondition and my Will is that he pay half my just debts, funeral charges and half the legacies given his five Brethren and sisters by thesepresents in three years after my decease.
It. I give and bequeath to my sons Isaac, John, Timothy, Joshua and Daniel and to my daughter Abigail Lumbert and to them equally all my personal Estate, money, credits, bonds, excepting my Husbandry Tools andsaving as above of one half thereof to their mother, but in case she marries then I give them only two-thirds to be divided as above equally, to each one sixth.
It. I constitute, make and ordain my son Samuel Isham Executor as this my Last Will and Testament, Ratifying and Confirming the same and revoking any other former wills and Testaments. In witness whereof I the said Isaac Isham have hereunto set my hand and seal the aforesaid 11th Day of March, 1754.
Signed, sealed, published, pronounced and Declared by the said Isaac Isham to be his Last will and Testament.
Isaac Isham (L.S.)
In the presence of the subscribers
James Coleman, Solomon Hamblin, Lemuel Bean
The inventory of the estate is on record at the Barnstable Probate Records Vol. XII, p. 453. "
89,92
Children of Isaac2 Isham and Abigail Lumbert were:
149. i. John3 Isham, born 6 Aug 1721 at Barnstable, MA; married Dorathy Foote. Parents: John ISHAM and Jane PARKER.
Spouse: Abagail LUMBERT. Isaac ISHAM and Abagail LUMBERT were married on 3 May 1716 in Barnstable, MA. Children were: Isaac ISHAM, John ISHAM, Samuel ISHAM, Timothy ISHAM, Joshua ISHAM.
Jane ISHAM was born on 7 Oct 1689. NOTE!: m. Michael Wilson Parents: John ISHAM and Jane PARKER.
Spouse: Michael WILSON.
Jane ISHAM was born on 4 Feb 1830 in Of, Malden-On-Hudson, Ulster, New York.2 She died on 30 Mar 1830 in Malden, NY. Parents: Giles ISHAM and Jane LYLBURNE.
John ISHAM278 was born on 31 Mar 1654 in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA.278 He was born on 3 May 1654 in , England?. He died on 3 Sep 1713 in Barnstable, , Mass. He died on 3 Sep 1713 in Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA.278 [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: _TODO] He is reference number 12J. ISHAM-L Archives
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Subject: John Isham m. Jane Parker 1667 Barnstable MA
Date: Sat, 24 Jun 2000 21:25:21 EDT
Forwarded from a longer list of early Massachusetts marriages.
Source: GenMassachusetts-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: [GM-L] MA Marriages Part III
Isham, John Parker, Jane December 16, 1667 Barnstable, MA
!NOTE: First Isham in America.. There in 1670.. Origin Unknown
3/31/1654 B. Probably in Virginia. First recorded Isham in America.
Probably came up from Virginia in a stolen boat with James Percival.
John Isham (12J) FIRST ISHAM IN AMERICA
born May 3,1654, probably in England
mother unknown
father unknown
married December 12,1687, Jane Parker, at Barnstable Mass.
Died September 3,1713 at Barnstable, Mass.
Children:
1. Jane b. October 7, 1689, m. Michael Wilson
2. John b. August 25, 1691, m. Deborah Daggett
3. Isaac b. February 7,1692,3 (11F), m. Abagail Lumbert
4. Sarah b. December 1694, m. Joshua Lovell
5. Mary b. June 1697, m. Abel Crocker
6. Patience b. 1699, d. March 1728 unmarried
7. Hannah b. 1701, m. first, Peter Blossom
8. Joseph b. 1704, m. First Susann h. swift, m. second Temperance
Calkins
9. Thankful b. abt. 1706, m. Joseph Butler
one not listed here. All born at Barnstable Mass.
He was at Barnstable in 1670. First Isham in America. See Isham
Origins.
(abridged Comendium, Frederick Virkus) pg 34996
"Isham(isum), John (d1713), was at Newburyort, Mass, 1667. settled at
Barnstable Mass, 1670, m. 1677, Jane(1664-1719), dau. Robert Parker of
Barnstable.
The start of the Isham line in America
John Isham, the ancestor of the Ishams of New England, appeared firstat Barnstable, Massachusetts about 1670. He was born either in England or Virginia on March 31, 1654. All attempts to trace this date to it's source have been futile, but it cannot be far fromm the true date.
The names of his parents or their place of residence have not as yet been discovered. There are three traditions regarding his orgin, quitedefinite in the form that have been circulated amoung his decendants.The first two have been disproven to the satisfaction of most historians, and the third being the most probable is set forth here:
John Isham when a boy, ran away from home and worked as a cabin boy in a ship bound for Virginia. From there He made his way to BarnstableMass. In 1670, the authorities of Virginia demanded from the authorities of Plymouth Mass, the extradition of James Percival, accused of having run away fromm Virginia with a boat. This boat must have been of some size, for Percival reached Cape Cod in her. It is manifest he could not have navigated her alone. Records do not mention any of Pericvals companions in the voyage, but it is possible that John Isham was one of them. It may well be that John Isham was the son or grandson of some Virginia planter named Ishamm, and that he went with James Percival to Cape Cod in his runaway vessel. About 1670 times were very hard in Virginia and ghere were in addition political difficulties and antagonisms.
James Percival was not compelled to return to Virginia, and he was allowed to settle in Barnstabel or Sandwich, where he married a prominant widow, Mrs. Mary Bassett. James Percival was by virtue of his two sons the founder of the Percival family in New England.
Once in Massachusetts, John Isham leased the home of Thomas Ewer in the northern part of town between East and West Barnstable. In 1696 he removed to south shore near the present village of Osterville. He he acquired the rights of propprietor, for he shared in the land division as shown by existing records. John Isham's house was on an island thatbore his name. Time has since connected the island to the mainland.
John Isham remained there for a time and then removed to Martha's Vineyard. the date or time he spent there is not known. In 1696-97 John Isham was one of the owners of the salt marines around Oyster Island bythe South Sea.
John Isham married Jane Parker at Barnstable on December 16, 1687. She was born in Barnstable on March 21, 1664. the children of John and Jane Parker Isham were:
Jane, b. 7 Oct 1689
John, b. 25 Aug 1691
*Isaac, b. 7 Feb 1692-3...m. Abagail Lumbert.(My Link)
Sarah, b. Dec 1694
Mary, b. June 1697
Patience, b. 1699?
Hannah, b. 1701?
Thankful, b. abt 1706
Isaac Isham, third child of John and Jane Isham, was born at Barnstable Mass. Abagail Lumbert, his wife was also born there on 20 Jan, 1692. They had nine children.
Isaac, b. 21 Mar 1718
Samuel, b. 26 Oct 1719
*John, b. 6 Aug 1721
Ebenezer, b. 25 Aug 1723
Timothy, b. 30 May 1725
Joshua, b. 14 Apr 1727
David, b. 13 Apr 1729
Daniel, b. 15 Apr 1730
Abagail, b. 17 Feb 1731
John Isham, son of Isaac, was born in Barnstable Mass. He died on 2 Mar 1802 in Westchester Parish of Colechester Connecticut. He was 81. He had two wives. He married first, Dorothy Foote, in Colechester on 19 Dec 1751. She was born 23 Apr 1733. She died 2 Nov 1790. She was a decendant of Nathaniel Foote and Elizabeth Deming who were two of the first settlers of Wethersfield Connecticut.
John and Dorothy had eleven children.
*Samual, b. 20 Dec 1752
Sarah, b. 31 Jul 1754
Mary, b. 20 Jun 1755
John, b. 20 Jun 1757
Johnathon, b. 16 Jul 1759
Lois, b. 8 Jul 1761
Noah, b. 4 Apr 1764(Twin)
Lucy, b 4 Apr 1764(Twin)
Ephraim, b. 16 Jul 1766
Dorothy, b. 19 Oct 1770
Ezra, b. 15 Mar 1772
Samual was born at the Westchester Parish of Colechester Connecticut on 20 Dec 1752. He died at Maldon, town of Saugerties, Ulster County, New York, 13 Jun 1827, at the age of 75. He married first in Westchester Parish on 3 Aug 1753, Mary Adams, b. Westchester Parish, 3 Aug 1753. She died at Maldon, New York on 11 May 1818. She was the daughter of Benjamin and Eunice (Rockwell) Adams of Westchester Parish. Samual Isham married his second wife, Mary Crocker, on 22 Feb 1819. She was born about 1765. She died at Marlborough, Connecticut on 1 Jan 1854 at the age of 89.
Descendants of John Isham
Generation One
147. John1 Isham;; John Isham or Isum - no record of where or when hewas born;88 born 31 Mar 1654; "The date of John Isham's birth was furnished by the late George H. Loveland, formerly of New Haven, Conn, The source from which Mr. Loveland obtained it he did not reveal. It was probably from Freeman's "Annals of Cape Cod", but the source Mr. Freeman used is unknown;"89 married Jane Parker, daughter of Robert Parker and Sarah James, 16 Dec 1687 at Barnstable, MA; A lot of discrepency about the birth date. Have gone with a recnet interpretation from June Dodd's Genealogy:
"Barnstable records give the date of the marriage of John and Jane asDec 16, 1677. The original record has been lost, and the record of the marriage exists only in a copy of Barnstable vital records made about 1736. Errors have been detected in this copy. Some one wrote opposite the record in the copy "Ten year too ould." Other considerations appear to verify this statement. Accordingly the date of marriage and the dates of the children's births have been set ahead ten years; "90,91,89 died 3 Sep 1713 at Barnstable, MA, at age 59.88,89
He "He appears first in the extant records for Barnstable, Mass., which date from 1685, as a lessee of the home of Thomas Ewer. By 1696, heacquired the rights of aproprietor of land on the South Shore, not far from the present village of Osterville. Hyannis lies a few miles away. The site was called "Isham's Island" but changesin the shoreline over the intervening three centuries have made it a part of the mainland today. Here the Ishams were to dwell until later generations were to move to Martha's Vineyard and to Connecticut. (Isham's Point is thought to be the site of the home of his son, John Isham. b 1691) " in 1685.89 He "JOHN ISHAM, the ancestor of the Ishams of New England, appears first at Barnstable, Mass., about 1670. He was born either in England, or possibly in Virginia, Mar. 31, 1654. All attempts to trace this date to its source have proved futile, but it can not be far from the true date. The names of his parents and their home have not yet been discovered. Three traditions regarding his origin, quite definite in form, have circulated among his descendants:
1. "Three brothers, sons of Gregory Isham, baronet of Northamptonshire, England, arrived at Cape Cod, Mass., on or about the year 1660. After living there some time, two of them settled in Connecticut, and Henry, the other brother, settled in Virginia, at Turkey Bottom, twenty miles south of Richmond, Va."
2. "John Isham, son of Thomas Isham of Pitchley, Northamptonshire, who was captain in a Cromwellian regiment of Ironsides, refused allegiance on the Restoration of the Stuarts, and set out in the Lion of London for Newburyport, Mass. with James Sumner and John Satterlee. He subsequently settled in Barnstable, Mass., and wrote letters to friends in England, including Lord Leigh of Leamington and other noblemen. John Isham's wife, Jane Hyde Parker, seems to have been a relative of the latter, Lord Bradford of Bromwick. These letters are said to have been found by Mr. Thorpe of Huddeston Hall, Birmingham, and by him deposited in the archives of the old borough Library in the year 1830."
3. "John Isham, when a boy, ran away from home and shipped as a cabinboy in a ship bound for Virginia. From there he made his way to Cape Cod and settled at Barnstable."
The first tradition has no sound historical basis to support it. No persons named Isham ever settled in Connecticut before 1740. Henry Isham of Henrico county, Va., was the only one of the Pitchley Ishams known to have crossed to America. He died in Virginia about 1676, perhapsa victim of Governor Berkeley, whom he opposed. Gregory Isham died Sept. 4, 1558 and was not a baronet. (See the chapter on the Ishams of England.) This tradition is involved in a tangle of impossibilities andis worthless.
The second tradition is a constructed story, concocted by some unscrupulous genealogist for consumption by credulous and trusting Americans. The Reverend Henry Isham Longden, a descendant of the Isham baronets of Lamport, and a very careful historical investigator, has for years studied the Lamport Isham family, using the rich material of letters and documents in the family archives. His conclusions have been printed in Barron's great work upon Northamptonshire Families and are of the highest value. In correspondence with the compiler Mr. Longden demonstrated that in all respects this second tradition was a stupid forgery, wholly in conflict with historical fact, although it mentions real persons. He also assured me that although his knowledge of the Ishams of Pitchley, Braughton and Lamport was virtually complete in all their branches, he could find no place therein for our John Isham of Barnstable, and that he was unable to suggest any origin for him other than that he might possibly have come from the Ishams "on the other sideof the county, in the vicinity of Lutterworth." In this parish and round about there were Ishams of unknown origin, humble farmers, from whom John of Barnstable may possibly have come. Their origin and historyhe had never studied.
There were also Ishams in Shropshire, bearing similar arms and havingthe same Christian names as those of Northamptonshire. It has not been possible to connect John Isham of Barnstable with them.
The third tradition may have some basis of fact. In 1670 the authorities of Virginia demanded from the authorities of Plymouth, Mass. the extradition of James Percival, accused of having run away from Virginiawith a boat. This boat must have been of some size, for Percival reached Cape Cod in her. It is manifest he could not have navigated her alone. Records do not mention any of Percival's companions in the voyage, but it is possible that John Isham was one of them. There were Ishams in Virginia other than Henry Isham of Henrico county, who left descendants in the female line only, among the Randolph and Eppes families. It may well be that John Isham was the son or grandson of some Virginia planter named Isham, and that he went with James Percival to CapeCod in his runaway vessel. About 1670 times were very hard in Virginia and there were in addition political difficulties and antagonisms. These unfortunate conditions led some to escape from the colony and a few succeeded. It should be stated that James Percival was not compelled to return to Virginia, and was allowed to settle in Barnstable or Sandwich, where he married a prominent widow, Mrs. Mary Bassett, and was by two sons, the founder of the Percival family in New England.
John Isham appears first to have leased the homestead of Thomas Ewer in the northern part of the town, between East and West Barnstable. How long he resided there is not known, but before 1696 he had removed to the South Shore, near the present village of Osterville. Here he acquired the rights of proprietor, for he shared in land divisions, as shown by existing records. Mr. Norman M. Isham has located Isham's Island, and the site of John Isham's house, which was not on the Island, but on the mainland. The changes of two centuries or more in the shore line have joined the island to the mainland. Here dwelt all the Ishamsuntil removals to Martha's Vineyard and to Connecticut took place. Samuel Isham of the third generation, after a few years residence in Colchester, returned to Barnstable to care for his aged father, and the family remained there until the death of Thomas Isham, grandson of the aforesaid Samuel, the last male Isham in Barnstable. The brothers of Samuel Isham all settled in or near Colchester, as did John the eldest and Joseph the youngest son of the first John of Barnstable. Connecticut seems to have attracted them, for its soil, even in the rather remote sections of Connecticut, where they settled, was more fertile than that in Barnstable.
The streams in the southern part of Barnstable are all short and originated in ponds. There are also a number of ponds without visible inlet or outlet. In this respect the region is well watered, but the soilis light and even sandy. Some portions even now are well wooded. Two of these streams, Bump's River, flowing from Heman's Pond, a small pond about two and a half miles inland and named for Heman Isham, and Trout Brook, both flow into Scudder's Bay. There is a point of land between them known today as Isham's Point, and it was here that the residents think that John Isham had his house. They may be right. Samuel, Heman and Thomas Isham probably lived here. It is not so certain that the first John Isham and his son Isaac dwelt here.
The inventory of the estate of Isaac Isham, son of John, mentions "aninterest in an old house," which may have been the house of the firstJohn. Scudder's Bay opens into Centerville River, a long narrow bay or river, probably tidal, which extends some three miles parallel withthe shore line, behind the barrier beach which separates it from saltwater. Centerville River opens into East Bay near Osterville Landing.In its upper end Centerville River receives Herring River, which is the outlet of Great Nine Mile Pond, which is the largest pond in Barnstable. These waters probably offered good opportunity for fishing. Isham's Point is about two miles northeast of Osterville, about a mile west of Centerville and about four miles west of Hyannis.
John Isham was admitted freeman Mar. 4, 1691-92, under the new charter which united Plymouth with the Bay Colony. Freemen were not required to be church members at this time. Of John Isham's religious views there is no written evidence. That he did not belong to the Congregational Church at West Barnstable is certain, for his name is not among the extant lists of its members. Neither were the baptisms of his children recorded. That he was tolerant is shown by the fact that he witnessed the will of a prominent Quaker, an act which implies previous acquaintance and perhaps sympathy with the Quakers. Was John Isham himselfa Quaker? If so, the records of the Sandwich Quaker Meeting should perhaps contain evidence, if they are as early as John's time. In the spring of 1692 Ralph Jones died, a member of the Friends Society, leaving a will proved Apr. 20, 1692. Two executors and three witnesses are named in this will. Of these three were Fullers, relatives of the wifeof Ralph Jones, who was a Fuller. Of the two not relatives, one was Edward Perry, the celebrated Quaker of Sandwich, and the other was JohnIsham. Ralph Jones resided some miles from the house of John Isham, who must have been desired as a witness by Jones. Could John Isham havebeen a Quaker?
What reliable information we have regarding John Isham, the settler, comes from the public records of the town of Barnstable. The records of Plymouth county do not mention him. The records of the county of Barnstable, dating from 1685, and one volume of the Probate records weredestroyed by fire when the Court House was burned on Oct. 22, 1827. This loss involved records of conveyances of land, and probably recordsof the County Courts. There still remain the proprietors' records, records of births, marriages and deaths, the probate records, except theone volume destroyed, the books of town proceedings, and certain church records. The original vital records of Barnstable do not now exist.A copy made about 1736 is the basis of the existing records. Some errors in the transcript of 1736 have been detected. The record of the marriage of John Isham and the recorded births of his children as they appear in the transcript are all ten years too early. This was discovered long ago, perhaps by the transcriber himself. "Ten year too oulde" is written in the margin opposite the entry.(*)
The proprietors' records begin in 1682, although earlier rights are mentioned (See Vol. I, pp. 85, 91, 95). Otis, Barnstable Families, saysthat John Isham was entitled to a share in all of the divisions of common lands and that in the last he had a 20 3/4 acre right. "Description of lands belonging to the heirs of John Issum. The 77th lot, bounded southerly by the 76th lot, westerly by the said Issum's land and partly by Ebenezer Goodspeed's land, by a swamp to a stake No. 72, and thence northerly straight through said swamp to a pine tree marked by the side of the swamp, then sets East Northeast about 68 rods to a stake by Lovell's millway. This the abovesaid Issums accepted of as ye full of his two acre right in the first and second divisions" (Barnstable Proprietors' Records, Vol. I, p. 152).
The region where John Isham dwelt was also known as (*)A portion of the vital records has been printed in The Mayflower Descendant.
"South Sea." In 1696-97 the owners of the salt marshes around Oyster Island were Thomas Macy; John, Benjamin and Ebenezer Goodspeed, sons of Roger Goodspeed; John Lovell and his sons John, James and Andrew; John Issum; Thomas Bumpas; Dolor Davis; Thomas Lewis; Joshua Lumbert; John Linnel; John Phinney, Jr.; Edward Lewis; Joseph Lothrop, Jr.; JohnLewis; and Edward Coleman. Soon after this date the Hallett, Crowell,Bearse and Claghorne families settled at South Sea. At least some of these men were Isham's neighbors and personally acquainted with him. Some of their descendants intermarried with Isham's descendants.(*)
John Isham left a will which was admitted to probate Oct. 10, 1713. The personal estate only, amounting to oe159, 16s, 6d, was returned in the inventory, the real estate being divided to the three sons in the will. The will of Jane Isham, wife of John, was admitted to probate Feb. 24, 1719-20. Full copies of these wills are here given.
Of the witnesses to these wills, Jonathan Russell was the minister ofthe Barnstable church, and probably wrote the wills, as clergyman often did in those times, John Jenkins was Mrs. Isham's brother-in-law, having married her sister Mary Parker. John Phinion (Phinney or Finney)was a neighbor and Daniel Parker was Mrs. Isham's brother.
1. JOHN ISHAM, born Mar. 31, 1654; died at Barnstable, Mass. Sept. 3,1713; married Dec. 16, 1687, at Barnstable, Jane Parker, born at Barnstable Mar. 21, 1664, died there in Feb. 1719-20 (exact date unknown),daughter of Robert and Sarah (James) Parker of Barnstable.
The date of John Isham's birth was furnished by the late George H. Loveland, formerly of New Haven, Conn. The source from which Mr. Loveland obtained it he did not reveal. It was probably from Freeman's Annals of Cape Cod, but the source Mr. Freeman used is unknown. It cannot be, if not correct, very far from the true date. Barnstable records give the date of the marriage of John and Jane as Dec. 16, 1677. The original record has been lost, and the record of the marriage exists onlyin a copy of Barnstable vital records made about 1736. Errors have been detected in this copy. Some one wrote opposite the record in the copy "Ten year too ould." Other considerations appear to verify this statement. Accordingly the date of marriage and the dates of the children's births have been set ahead ten years.
CHILDREN
Born in Barnstable:
2. Jane, b. Oct. 7, 1689; m. Michael Wilson.
3. John, b. Aug. 25, 1691; m. Deborah Daggett.
4. Isaac, b. Feb. 7, 1692-93; m. Abigail Lumbert.
5. Sarah, b. Dec. 1694; m. Joshua Lovell.
6. Mary, b. June 1697; m. Abel Crocker.
7. Patience, b. in 1699?; d. Mar., 1728, unmarried.
8. Hannah, b. 1701?; m. first Peter Blossom.
9. Joseph, b. in 1704; m. Susannah Swift; m. second Temperance
Calkins.
10. Thankful, b. about 1706; m. Joseph Butler."92 He left a will in 1713; "He died at his home in Barnstable aged 59, leaving a will which is of interest for its detail. It was witnessed by Daniel Parker, his wife's brother, and herbrother-in-law, John Jenkins, who had married her sister Mary Parker.
Will of John Isham:
John Isum, In the name of God. Amen. I the said John Isum being at present weak in Body but of sound and disposing mind and memory, sensible of the Brevity ofLife and ye warning of Approaching Death and beingDesirous to sett my House in order, Do make, ordain and Constitute This my Last Will and Testament.
Imp. I give my precious immortal Sole to God that Gave it and my bodyto decent burial. And as the portion of outward Estate which God of his bounty has Givenme, I dispose of it as follows:
It. I Give to my Dear and Loving Wife Jane one third part of my wholeEstate in Barnstable both Real and personal During her Natural Life. In case she continues aWidow: till then and if she change her Condition and marry, that she then have only one third part of my movable Estate.
It. To my two sons John and Isaac I give in Equal partnership ye other two thirds of my housing and house Lott, excepting about six acres in ye north west side ofmy Land, bounded as the same now stands: and att my widow's Decease or Marriage the whole shall goe to those 2 sons:except the six acres aforementioned: Ialso give to them Two thirds ofmy Marsh and of my Wood Lot; and also Two Thirds of my undivided Capital Land.
It. I give to my son Joseph the six acres aforementioned; Lying in the Northwest side of my Home Lott; with ye other third of my Marsh andWood Lott: Together with all my other Lands Divided and Undivided in Barnstable with my other Gun which is not Disposed of.
It. I give to my six Daughters, Jane, Sarah, Mary, Patience, Hannah and Thankfull, in Equal partnership the other two thirds of my PersonalEstate (excepting my Husbandry utensils used Without Doors which I will should be Divided among my sons equally) to be paid to my Daughtersas they shall come of age or marry.
It. My will further is Concerning my youngest son that he Dwell in myhouse till he be fourteen years old with his mother and brothers and then be put out in some convenient trade.
It. I appoint my Loving Wife and my son John to be Joint executors ofThis my Last Will and Testament.
It is my desire that my Brothers Daniel Parker and Thomas Crocker shall be overseers of this my Will.
In witness of all which I have hereto set my hand and seal this firstday of June, Anno Dom. 1713.
Signed, sealed and Declared in presence of us
Jonothan Russell
John Jenkins
John Phinion Jr. John Isum (L.S.)
Of the witnesses to this will, Jonathan Russell was the minister of the Barnstable church, John Jenkins was Mrs. Isham's brother-in-law, having married her sister, Mary Parker, John Phinion (Phinney or Finney)was a neighbor and Daniel Parker was Mrs. Isham's brother.
The will was admitted to probate Oct 10, 1713. The personal estate only, amounting to L159, 16s 6 d, was returned in the inventory, the real estate being divided to the three sons in the will. "
Children of John1 Isham and Jane Parker were:
148. i. Isaac2 Isham, born 7 Feb 1692/93 at Barnstable, MA; married Abigail Lumbert
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They had a daughter named Sarah.
Personal Details
John Isum Isham <Isham-JohnIsum-I1802.htm>
John Isum was born on May 3rd, 1654 in England <place-place00113.htm>.1 He died at the age of 59 on September 3rd, 1713 in Barnstable, MA, USA <place-place01118.htm>.1
Jane Hyde Parker <Parker-JaneHyde-I1803.htm>
Jane Hyde was born in Barnstable, MA, USA <place-place01118.htm>.1 She died in Barnstable, MA, USA <place-place01118.htm>.1
Children
Sarah Isham <Isham-Sarah-I0096.htm>
Sarah was born in December 1694 in Barnstable, Plymouth, MA, USA <place-place00110.htm>.1 She died at the age of 30 in 1724 in Sharon, CT, USA <place-place00112.htm>.1
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The surname «b»Isham«/b» has it origins in 11th century England, specifically in Northamptonshire in Central England along the River Ise. The name is derived from the Saxon word «i»'Ham«/i»', meaning a small village and the River Ise, a tributary of the Nene. The name basically means '«i»from a small village on the River Ise.«/i»' The first decendants to use the name Isham are those of «b»Azo«/b», who was born in Northamptonshire in 1049. There have been reports that the name '«i»Azo«/i»' is also derived from the River Ise. The is also a village of Isham three miles south of Kettering, Northamptonshire, whose name has the same derivative.
Several spellings have come about in the last several centuries, commonly due to phonetic spellings of the name. In alphabetical order theyare: d'Eassem, d'Easum, d'Essum, d'Isham, deIsham, Eassem, Easum, Essum, Eston, Isom, and Ison in addition to Isham. The '«i»d«/i»' and '«i»de«/i»' at the beginning of the name were apparently dropped about 1494, for convenience. A genealogy report by Leonard d'Eason stated: "Royal College of Heraldry, London, England pointed out slight differences in spelling of what was the same family name frequently, indeed even in adjoining villages. The same family name was spelled differentlybecause initially spelling seemingly being of little importance."
The first direct ancestor of mine on official record in the United States is «b»John Isham«/b» of Barnstable, Massachusetts (born: 03/31/1654 - died: 09/13/1713) . He was born in either England or Virginia, but he is first recorded in Barnstable in 1670. On 12/16/1687 John married Jane Parker (b: 03/21/1664 - d: 02/??/1720) and had 8 children: Jane (b:10/07/1689), John (b: 08/25/1691), Isaac (b: 02/07/1693) , Sarah(b: 12/??/1694) , Mary (b: 06/??/1697), Patience (b: 1699), Hannah (b: 1701), and Thankful (b: 1706).
«b»Lamport Hall, «/b»the ancestral home of the Isham family over 400 years from 1560, when John Isham, the fourth son of «b»Euseby Isham«/b» of Pytchley acquired the manor there, and until the death of Sir Gyles Isham, the twelfth baronet, in 1976. Sir Gyles bequeathed Lamport Hall and its contents to a charitable trust, the 'Lamport Hall Preservation Trust', which now administers the estate. Here are some links toLamport Hall sites:
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From: LarkinP@aol.com
Subject: Origin of Isham Surname
Date: Sat, 23 Jun 2001 15:28:30 EDT
Isham as an English place name in Northamptonshire is mentioned in the
Domesday Book of 1086. This was before most English had a surname. This is a
reason I think Isham is a surname derived from a place name.
http://www.domesdaybook.co.uk/northamptonshire.html
More about surnames and gene --ealogy
http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/beyond/factsheets/surnames/surnames_prog2.shtml
Have fun searching ~Paula/~
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A family in England bearing the name of de Isham
or Isham has existed over a period of eight hundred and fifty years. For about three hundred and forty years the line is somewhat uncertain, but from the year 1424 to the present time the family may be definitely traced in its ancient home in Northamptonshire, England. In the sixteenth century the fortunes of the family began to improve and in 1627 the then representative of the family was made a baronet, a title which has continued to the present time, although not in the direct line. Information regarding this ancient family has been mainly obtained from the Victoria History of the Counties of England and from a large work upon Northamptonshire Families, edited by Oswell Barron. The account of the Isham family, which fills about a third of the large volume, is based upon the researches of the Rev. Henry Isham Longden, who was born at Lamport, the seat of the baronets Isham, and who had the use of the very extensive archives and family papers there preserved. Other families bearing the name are found in Shropshire and Somersetshire. Their connection with the ancient stock is unknown. Individual Ishams are found in London and elsewhere at an early date. The task of tracing all these to the Northamptonshire stock is very great and perhaps an impossible one. It has not been attempted. Henry Isham of the ancient house of Pitchley emigrated to Virginia. He had no surviving son, but through his daughters the Isham blood was continued in the Randolph and Eppes families. Other Ishams came to Virginia, some of them probably of the Somerset family. Families who write their name Isom--the ancient pronunciation--are common in some parts of the southern States. No attempt has been made to trace them.
The greater portion of the book has to do with John Isham of Barnstable, Massachusetts, and his descendants. He or his father came from England to America, perhaps through Virginia, but when and how has not been proved. He appears in Barnstable about 1677 and then was a young man in his
twenties. His English home and his connection with the ancient house in Northamptonshire has not been discovered. It is probably remote andis certainly not with the baronets of Lamport directly.
The compiler began collecting information upon the New England Ishams, from one line of which he is proud to be descended, more than forty-five years ago, and he has continued it with intermissions ever since. His mother then told him that her grandmother was Lydia Isham of Colchester, Connecticut. This stirred his desire to know more about Lydia, her relatives and ancestry. He began the search for them which has continued to the present time. The Genealogy here printed is not fullycomplete in all lines. This is due to the failure of some to reply tohis inquiries and in a few cases to his inability to discover lost branches. He believes that enough has been given to enable any descendant of John Isham of Barnstable to trace his line back to this John. Families of Isham women have been included wherever possible.
Thanks are due to the many who have aided by replying to the questionnaires sent out from 1895 to 1937. During that long period in which the work has been going on, many of them have joined the great majority. Special help was given by Mr. Henry Heyward Isham, then of New YorkCity, who loaned the book of Isham records gathered by his brother Ralph who met death by accident in 1874. His book, kept in a faultless hand, contained only names and dates, but was of very great assistance.The late Mrs. Almeda (Isham) Potter of Monson, Massachusetts, contributed a manuscript genealogy written by her father John Isham of Bolton, Connecticut, from the recollection of his father, Timothy Isham, who was born in Barnstable and lived in Bolton to a very advanced age. This genealogy was quite complete and shows that Timothy and John knewall the Ishams from the first John down to their contemporaries.
The compiler by personal visits obtained information from the recordsof Plymouth and Barnstable, and from the towns in Connecticut where Ishams lived. Much was obtained from Colchester, Connecticut, and from the State Archives of Connecticut and the manuscripts belonging to theConnecticut Historical Society at Hartford. A large number of printedsources have been consulted, for which this mention
ISHAMS IN AMERICA
JOHN ISHAM, the ancestor of the Ishams of New England, appears first at Barnstable, Mass., about 1670. He was born either in England, or possibly in Virginia, Mar. 31, 1654. All attempts to trace this date to its source have proved futile, but it can not be far from the true date. The names of his parents and their home have not yet been discovered. Three traditions regarding his origin, quite definite in form, havecirculated among his descendants:
1. "Three brothers, sons of Gregory Isham, baronet of Northamptonshire, England, arrived at Cape Cod, Mass., on or about the year 1660. After living there some time, two of them settled in Connecticut, and Henry, the other brother, settled in Virginia, at Turkey Bottom, twenty miles south of Richmond, Va."
2. "John Isham, son of Thomas Isham of Pitchley, Northamptonshire, who was captain in a Cromwellian regiment of Ironsides, refused allegiance on the Restoration of the Stuarts, and set out in the Lion of London for Newburyport, Mass. with James Sumner and John Satterlee. He subsequently settled in Barnstable, Mass., and wrote letters to friends in England, including Lord Leigh of Leamington and other noblemen. John Isham's wife, Jane Hyde Parker, seems to have been a relative of the latter, Lord Bradford of Bromwick. These letters are said to have been found by Mr. Thorpe of Huddeston Hall, Birmingham, and by him deposited in the archives of the old borough Library in the year 1830."
3. "John Isham, when a boy, ran away from home and shipped as a cabinboy in a ship bound for Virginia. From there he made his way to Cape Cod and settled at Barnstable."
The first tradition has no sound historical basis to support it. No persons named Isham ever settled in Connecticut before 1740. Henry Isham of Henrico county, Va., was the only one of the Pitchley Ishams known to have crossed to America. He died in Virginia about 1676, perhapsa victim of Governor Berkeley, whom he opposed. Gregory Isham died Sept. 4, 1558 and was not a baronet. (See the chapter on the Ishams of England.) This tradition is involved in a tangle of impossibilities andis worthless.
There were no Ishams in Virginia other than Henry Isham of Henrico county, who left descendants in the female line and possibly other sons
ISHAMS IN VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND
(Contributed by Norman M. Isham)
"The Virginians themselves are inclined to suspect that Henry had more children than his son's will mentions by an earlier wife. Philip Alexander Bruce goes so far as to assume a possible daughter who marrieda Cherstain--otherwise he cannot account for an Isham Cherstain, except as a fancy name.
An earlier Phoebe Isham married Robert Belcher and has no other accounting other than to be Henry's daughter. She was living in Henrico County when she married and no other Ishams were there except Henry and his family.
Several sons are reputed to have been born to Henry as well.
There are other Ishams in Virginia, George in King and Queen county, north of Richmond in 1776; in Revolutionary army; John in Henry countyon line with Nansemond, further west toward Kentucky--he very likely from Edward; Ann Isham Gordon as late as 1796 (will) of Prince George county, near Bermuda Hundred.
ISHAMS IN MARYLAND
Roger Isham son of Roger Isham of Bradon, in or near Isle Brewers, county Somerset, Had brothers Amos and Cyprian who were among the Clerkenwell clan. He was clerk of the Assembly in Maryland 1659 and signed the statement by the Lower House which was the first public appearance of Fendall's Rebellion (Archives of Md., I). In 1657 he witnessed the will of Philip Land, quite an important man, sometime sheriff of St. Mary's county, but dating his will in Charles county. The overseer of this will was Philip Calvert. There is thus little doubt that this man was a Romanist (Calendar of Md. Wills, I). In 1652 he and William Brelton or Brilton who appears as clerk of the Assembly both before and after Roger's solitary performance, appear as witnesses to a note.
James Isham quite a landowner, his patents dating from 1709 or earlier. His earliest was called Hereford and the next Homar. Near the city of Hereford in England is a village
See Virginia Magazine of History and Biography,
Vol. 3, pages 262-3); died Dec. 26, 1723.
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Bowe by . . . ., Mr. Thomas Lodge alderman and Walter (?) m'lar his godfathers and my sister Isham his godmother and they named him Thomas God make him his servant and send him lyffe to his pleasure.
This Thomas my sonne was Bishoped at (???) and his godfather was my brother Robert Isham p'sone, the xxjth of May 1557.
M that Ann Isham my daughter was borne the xxix of Aprill 1558 being Fryday at half hower after three and her godfather was my brother Henry Bellamy, my mother in lawe Joane Barker and Mrs. Alice Aldersey godmothers, and they named her An and Anne Barker did bishoppe her the same yeare.
M' That Elizabeth my daughter was borne uppon a Wednesday the xxth day of March 1559 and my brother Henry Isham her godfather and Mr. Rychard Burnes his wyffe and Mr. Peresones wyfe in Bowe Lane godmothers God make her his servant and send her lyfe to his pleasure.
M' that my sonne Henry Isham was borne upon the xxijth day of July 1561 and Mr Henry Beecher and Will'm Chelsam(?) his godfathers and Mrs Banks my cosin his godmother God make him his servant and lyfe to his pleasure.
Euseby Isham my sonne was borne the xxiiijth of November 1562 and Mr Thomas Stoughton and Thomas Nicolls his godfathers and my brother Henry Ishams wyfe his godmother he departed wthin viij dayes after.
M' That Richard Isham my sonne was borne the ix day of January 1564 being a Tuesday at vj of the clocke in the morning and was baptized on Fryday after by the lorde maior of London wch was Mr. Richard Malery and Sr Thomas Lee Alderman godfather and Mrs Martin godmother God send him long lyffe and all waies to feare and serve God . . . .
Probably no family in England has more ample and minute materials forits history than that of Isham of Lamport in Northamptonshire. From the time they purchased the manor in 1559 to the present date it is hardly an exaggeration to say that not only have no family documents suchas letters, deeds, etc. been destroyed, but that every incident of the least consequence in the family history has been made the subject of a careful note. The first owner--John Isham--carefully copied all his deeds into a thick folio volume, which he styled the Book of his Evidence, and jotted down ample memoranda as to his family, an example which was followed by his blind son and his grandson, Sir John Isham, the first baronet. Others of the family took notes of the inscriptions and coats of arms of all of their name, and there are several volumes of MS. family history extant in the Library at Lamport. Their inscriptions have already been printed privately and one of the numerous Diaries kept by different members of the family, viz. the Diary of Thomas Isham--a boy of 14 in 1671--was published in 1875. The memoranda printed below are those which will be of the most general interest.
Copy of a Paper endorsed "Remembrances of Sr. John Isham First Baronet enter'd May 30, 1627."
REMEMBRANCES
1. Sir William Cecill of Burghley, Knight, purchased this mannour of Lamport and the patronage of the church there of John Earle of Oxford for the sum of 530 pounds on the 7th day of May 1559 and in the first yeare of Queene Elizabeth's Reigne.
2. John Isham my grandfather purchased the said mannour of Lamport with the patronage of the Church &c of the said Sir William Cecill for the sume of 610 pounds on the 13th day of January 1559 and in the second yeare of Queene Eliza Reigne. (i. e. Jan. 13, 1559-60, which was subsequent to the purchase by Sir William Cecill on May 7, 1559).
3. The Lease of the Tythes of Lamport, Houghton and Faxton was made by John White parson of Lamport &c. on the 7th day of September in the10th yeare of the Reigne of Queene Elizabeth and in the yeare of our Lord 1568 to continue for 99 yeares paieing ye rent of 48 po a yeare to ye parson of Lamport within 21 daies after our Lady Day and Michaellmas.
Their are 62 yeares of this Lease expired now at Mychaelmas 1630 and 37 yeares now to come. The Deede of feofment for the dwelling house was likewise sealed at the same tyme by ye said Parson White.
Ostento. The form of the arms has been changed, the portrait of the first Isham of Lamport bearing a shield with a plain fesse athwart those three wavy piles in which we may see icicles which play upon the name of the house, formerly pronounced Isam. The motto may be translated: 'I show, I sham not,' again a punning reference to the name of Isham.
Isham of Shropshire. Shield green, three wedges in chief, silver, meeting at the base of the shield. A fleur de lys for distinction upon the middle wedge or pile.
Isham of Somerset. No arms discovered.
John Isham, the founder of Lamport line, was apprenticed to Otwell Hill June 29, 1542. In 1546 his father had given him a legacy of five marks, doubtless the foundation of his capital of future years. About 1551, like his brother Gregory, he became a citizen and freeman of the mercers, of whose company he was warden in 1567 and 1577, and a merchant adventurer of London. He must have prospered from the first, for hejoined with his brother Robert, the parson of Pytchley, in the purchase from Sir William Cecil of the manor and advowson of Lamport on Jan.13, 1559-60 for œ610, a purchase recorded in the remembrance book of Sir John Isham his grandson. He built the greater part of the house ofLamport in the year 1568 and in 1581-82 he served as high sheriff of Northamptonshire, having settled at Lamport in 1572.
His will of Sept. 22, 1594, orders that there should be laid upon hisgrave a fair plain stone with a scutcheon of copper or brass in each corner, on which scutcheons should be graven the arms of the city of London, the arms of the merchant adventurers of Flanders, the arms of the mercers of London, and the arms of the Ishams, "with such other arms, superscriptions, verses and posies as my son Thomas Isham and othersonnes and friends shall devise and allow of to testifie to posteritie of what house I descend bothe of my father and mothers side, that Iwas a merchant adventurer of the cittie of London and free of the company of the mercers, and by that meanes with the blessing and favoure of God receyved my preferrment and was enhabled to purchase the manor of Langporte and patronage of the church
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4. The greatest part of this Mannour house was Built by John Isham mygrandfather in the yeare of our Lord 1568. And the Butterie with the Chamber over it and ye foresyde of ye Haull were built by myselfe in the yeares of our Lord 1610 and 1611.
5. The Pond closse and Caulcot closes were enclosed by John Isham my grandfather in the 12th yeare of Queen Elizabeth's Reigne being the yeare of our Lord 1570. And Hoback, Dinges, Blew barroes, Redgwas and Parkes were enclosed by him in the 18th yeare of Queene Elizabeth's Reigne, being the yeare of our Lord 1576.
6. John Isham my grandfather was High Sherife of Northamptonshire from the 27th November 1581 unto the 5th day of December 1582 beinge ye 24th and 25th yeares of Queene Elizabethe's Reigne.
7. I John Isham was Borne on the 27th day of July 1582.
8. Elizabeth Isham my grandmother died on ye 12 day of January 1594.
9. John Isham my grandfather departed this lyfe on the 17 day of March 1595 being 70 yeares old and 6 monthes when he died.
PORTRAIT OF JOHN ISHAM, ESQ.
The picture of John Isham, Esq. who bought Lamport has on it Aetatis suae 44 and on the uppermost part of the frame, which was broken, was the date of ye year viz 1589.
On ye uppermost part of the Frame of John Isham's Picture is this:
In Respect of Things Etarnal
Life is Vayne and Mortal.
ARMS OF ISHAM
"Arms of Isham and related families were brought from Pitchley and put up in ye Hall Windows at Lamport." Some of them are still in existence there, in the windows over the large staircase.
Isham. Gules a fesse, three piles in chief, all wavy argent.
Isham of Lamport, baronets. Gules a wave silver with three piles waved silver in the chief. The colors are red and silver. Crest is a demi-swan raising its wings. Motto is Ostendo, non
thereof." This monument was duly made. He directed his son Thomas to furnish and set out the parsonage of Lamport "to make yt more decent,"causing a chamber to be made in the hall and a pretty stone window into the street towards the churchyard, with another window in the hall,both glazed in some seemly manner. Furthermore he asks pardon of his sisters, nephews, nieces and friends for striking out of a former will, many legacies, as he had met losses because of a great suit at law,by death of cattle and of late by fire.
CHILDREN
CHRISTOPHER, b. 18 Feb. 1553-54; d. young(?).
8. THOMAS, b. Sept. 11, 1555; m. Elizabeth Nicholson.
9. HENRY, b. July 2, 1561; m. Elizabeth Caunton.
EUSEBY, b. in London Nov. 24, 1562; buried in London
Dec. 2, 1562.
10. RICHARD, b. Jan. 9, 1564-65 in London; buried at Lamport
May 31, 1618; m. Barbara Fulnetby.
ROBERT, b. Oct. 27, 1566 in London; d. young.
ANNE, b. Apr. 29, 1558; m. Richard Saunders of Amersham,
Bucks.
ELIZABETH, b. Mar. 20, 1559-60; m. George Pulton of
Desborough. She d. May 12, 1594, leaving issue.
6. HENRY ISHAM, fifth son of Euseby and Anne Polton Isham, was born about 1527-30; died after May 12, 1595; married Joan Brisley, daughter of Edward Brisley, serjeant of the poultry to King Henry VIII, and niece of Richard Brisley, canon residentiary of Chichester.
Henry Isham was sent to London to be bound apprentice to his brother Gregory Isham, and became like him a citizen and mercer. Towards this apprenticeship his father gave him a legacy of œ5 in 1546. In 1558 he was one of the executors of the will of his brother Gregory, and ten years later was an executor of the will of his brother Robert the parson, under which he received lands in Doddington and Little Harrowden. Vincent's pedigree of 1564 describes him as controller of the customs to Queen Elizabeth, and in 1587 his son-in-law, Francis Sturtivant, bequeathed him a ring of gold of
an ounce weight. On May 12, 1595 he was willing to yield the controllership of the port of London to Robert Hervey.
CHILDREN
11. GREGORY, of Barby, m. Elizabeth Catelyne.
NATHANIEL, of St. Dunstan's in the East in London, m.
Katharine (???); d. in 1609; had a son Henry, a minor
in 1609.
12. ZACCHEUS, m. Jane Sturtivant.
13. MATTHEW, m. Mericl Tisdale; second Margaret (???).
SUSAN, b. (???); m. first Edmund Borlase; m. second Francis
Sturtivant of St. Stephen's in Coleman Street, London,
citizen and grocer.
APOLLONIA, m. Rowland Leigh of London; both dead in
1612; had daughter Mary Leigh, wife of Peter Mytton.
MARY, m. Giles Parslowe of London, citizen and grocer.
Hereafter to save space, the personal pedigrees will go to Euseby andAnne (Polton) Isham only. Those who wish a pedigree back of his can easily find it by turning back to the account of Euseby, where the early pedigree is given. Daughters of Ishams have not been carried forward.
7. SIR EUSEBY ISHAM (Gregory, Euseby), born Feb. 26, 1552-53; died atPytchley June 11, 1626 and was buried in Pytchley church; married Anne Borlase, daughter of John Borlase of Little Marlow, county Bucks. She died in Dec. 1627.
In 1584 he served as high sheriff of Northamptonshire and was knighted by King James I on May 11, 1603. He left a will. He was of Pytchleyand Braunston.
CHILDREN
14. JOHN, m. first Anne Fitzwilliam; m. second Elizabeth
Dunch.
15. EUSEBY, m. Susan widow of Daniel Kechen; May 1, 1630
he was living at Pytchley; probably no issue.
16. WILLIAM, bapt. Mar. 20, 1587-88; m. Mary Brett; was
living 1627.
Gregory, bapt. July 26, 1593 at Pytchley; probably d.
young.
17. Thomas, bapt. Dec. 20, 1600; m. Elizabeth Denton.
Anthony, bapt. Dec. 30, 1603 at Pytchley; buried there
Jan. 26, 1603-04.
Anne, bapt. Feb. 18, 1582-83 at Braunston; buried there
June 2, 1583.
Mary, bapt. May 24, 1584; m. first Edward Reade of
Cottesbrooke; m. second Sir Fleetwood Dormer.
Anne, m. at Pytchley May 24, 1613 Glover, son and heir
of Hugh Glover of Baxterley, county Warwick; probably
deceased before 1627.
Sarah, bapt. Jan. 16, 1592-93; m. at Pytchley June 22,
1614 to Henry Turvile of Thurlaston, county Leicester,
and d. on June 10, 1627. Her husband survived until
August, 1635.
Susan, m. first at Pytchley Dec. 20, 1616 John Faldo of
Goldington, county Bedford, gentleman, son of another
John Faldo; m. second in or before 1626 Thomas Threlfall
of Goldington and survived him, he dying in 1630.
Elizabeth, buried at Pytchley Aug. 3, 1623.
"Through this period, 1550-1626, the Ishams could not be said to be actually living on the primary soil of their family, yet they still possessed land and influence at Isham. The lands at Isham, their originalproperty, passed away through an heiress, Elizabeth de Isham, daughter of William de Isham, marrying William Bernake of Bernake. But the family, apparently, immediately make their home at Pytchley, within twomiles of their original settlement, on higher and more advantageous ground, still retaining small portions of land in Isham. Certainly, just after the birth of Sir Euseby, Robert Isham his uncle, the squire parson of Pytchley, sells some land in Isham, and I have the deed of sale, which I bought in London a few years ago, in my possession." (Rev.Henry Isham Longden.)
"In 1583 Sir Euseby is found furnishing his share to the Northamptonshire Militia. On May 11, 1603 he was knighted, and on June 11, 1626 hedied, and was buried the following day at Pytchley.
"Sir Euseby lived to a good old age, but had made no will, and so during his last hours he calls together his friends, Harold Kynnesman of Pytchley, Sir Fleetwood Dormer, his son-in-law, and others, and, in their presence, declares his will (P. C. C. 100 Hele); desiring Harold Kynnesman to write down particulars 'verbatim as he spake it without any word altering,' adding his own signature. His one anxiety was for his wife, 'not long before his death Sr Euseby said to mee he could notlive longe and that his wife should have all to wch I will depose, ffleetwood Dormer; to divers others that his wife should have all, and that Anne should have all.' Mention is made of his sons John, Euseby, William and Thomas; of the other two Anthony died in infancy, and I cannot do otherwise than conclude that Gregory was also dead, though I can produce no evidence at all on the point. And so Sir Euseby died andwas buried at Pytchley, as his wife also desired to be, and I supposewas. But there is not a
8. THOMAS ISHAM (John of Lamport, Euseby), born in London Sept. 11, 1555; died at Lamport Dec. 3, 1605; married on Sunday before Michaelmas1576 Elizabeth Nicholson, born Sept. 29, 1552, died Aug. 9, 1621, daughter of Christopher Nicholson of Cambridge.
Thomas Isham's memorandum follows:
"M' that I Thomas Isham was maried unto Elizabeth Nicolson my wyfe, on the Sunday before Michalmasse day Anno Dom 1576 Anno regni D'm n'reElizabethe reginae Decimo octavo.
I began to keep house the xvij day of March next after, being Wednesday my servants set forth their plowe xxvth of February."
He was blind from about the age of twelve years, succeeding his father on Mar. 17, 1595-96. He left a will naming son John and three daughters. His son John wrote of him (Contemporary MS. at Lamport):
Thomas Isham my dear and lovinge father departed this lyfe ye third day of December beeing Tuseday abought foure of ye clocke in ye afternone Anno Domini 1605 and was buried one ye Thursday following, he beeing of ye age of fifty yeares, 2 moneths 3 weeks & 6 dayes when he dyed. he lay sicke six dayes the cause of his death was a deade palsey which had bin growing upon him for ye space of a yeare or more his deathwas hastened by a faule from an unruly horse starting at the creking of a windmill, he received no hurte on his boddy by the fawle but onlyye feere of it brought him into the extremity of his disease by reason of ye suddennes of it. He was a man which spent much time at his study which was history and devinity, where of he made great use both inhis lyfe and especially at his death, saying that all knowledg that he gott he layed up untill that time.
as he was allways religious in health so was he most zelous in the time of his sickness & comfortable in his ende so that both by his lyfe& death I am fully perswaded that he died ye treu servant of God & that his soule resteth with ye Almighty. He was taken blinde at ye age of a dussen or foreteene yeares old by reason of a great sicknes whiche he had. he wanted the sight of his eyes yet notwithstanding he led his lyfe so well that both for heavenly and earthly matters he was a patterne and an example to all those which lived abought him. I besech god that the remembrance of his vertues and best actions may be as fast rooted in mee his only sonne that I maye live as he lived & die as he died.
John Isham
CHILDREN
18. John, b. July 27, 1582; m. Judith Lewin. The first baronet.
Elizabeth, b. Aug. 29, 1578; m. first at Lamport May
25, 1601, Sir Anthony Denton of Tonbridge in Kent,
knight, who d. Aug. 26, 1615; m. second to Paul D'Ewes
of Stowlangtoft who d. in London in 1631. She d. July
25, 1664, and was buried at Stowlangtoft.
Susan, b. Mar. 19, 1580-81; m. at Lamport Feb. 16, 1607-08,
as his second wife, to Sir Martin Stutevile of Dalham
in Suffolk, knight. He d. June 13, 1631, leaving issue
by both wives. She survived him and was buried at
Dalham Jan. 18, 1652-53.
Jane, b. Feb. 27, 1586; m. at Brixworth Oct. 19, 1607, to
John Ardys of Rohill, county Bedford, son of Thomas
Ardys.
THE ISHAM BOOKS
HENRY ISHAM (John of Lamport, Euseby), born in Lon?? July 27, 1561, and baptized Aug. 2, 1561 at St. Antholin's ??ch in London; married at Lamport, June 22, 1591, Eliza?? ?? Caunton, daughter of Thomas Cauntonof Nonington ??ent. She survived him and was buried at Lamport June ??628.
?? is father's will of 1594 relates that this Henry, then his ??nd son, had been given œ110 when he came out of his ??enticeship and 100 marks in 1593 to procure him a good ?? to dwell upon out of Lamport.
CHILDREN
Euseby, bapt. Aug. 24, 1592 at Lamport.
Edward, bapt. Nov. 30, 1593; m. Faith Ibbs.
Thomas, bapt. Jan. 29, 1594-95 at Lamport; buried Apr.
29, 1626 at Wold.
Richard, bapt. Aug. 15, 1595.
John, bapt. Aug. 31, 1600; was living in 1621.
Henry, bapt. June 24, 1603 at Lamport; living in 1621.
Barbara, bapt. Dec. 23, 1597; m. Jan. 1, 1617-18 at St.
Bartholomew's the Great, London, to Nicholas Perry
of Barford in Wilts, by whom she had issue.
Mary, bapt. July 1, 1599 at Lamport; m. there June 19,
1627 to George Neale of Hanging Houghton in Lamport.
Anne, bapt. Aug. 24, 1601 at Lamport; m. there Sept.
25, 1627, as his second wife, to Rev. Thomas Bunning,
rector of Lamport, by whom she had issue. He was
buried at Lamport Nov. 13, 1636 and she was buried
at Wold Feb. 7, 1642-43.
10. RICHARD ISHAM (John of Lamport, Euseby), born in London Jan. 9, 1564-65 and baptized at St. Antholin's church; buried at Lamport May 31, 1618; married at Lamport Nov. 5, 1587, Barbara Fulnetby, buried at Lamport Nov. 29, 1621, daughter of Christopher Fulnetby of Brampton, county Huntington, and relict of John Webster of Eaton Socon, county Bedford.
John Webster's father conveyed lands in Lamport to their use by an indenture of Oct. 11, 1587. Her will of Nov. 24, 1621 was proved Dec. 12of that year by her sons Thomas and Augustine Isham.
CHILDREN
Thomas, bapt. Dec. 6, 1591; living Jan. 8, 1623-24.
20. Augustine, bapt. Apr. 25, 1593 at Lamport; m. Anne
Denton.
Richard, bapt. Feb. 27, 1602-03; living in 1621.
Anne, bapt. July 25, 1588 at Lamport; living unmarried
in 1637.
Elizabeth, bapt. July 27, 1589 at Lamport; m. at Brixworth
Dec. 5, 1611 as his second wife William Tresham,
second son of Maurice Tresham of Newton by his wife
Margaret. She was living in 1621.
Susan, bapt. Mar. 28, 1596 at Lamport; was living 1637
unmarried.
Mary, bapt. Aug. 27, 1598 at Lamport; unmarried in
1621.
11. GREGORY ISHAM (Henry, Euseby), living in 1632; married Elizabeth Catelyne, buried at Barby Apr. 1648, daughter of Robert Catelyne of Raunds, county Northampton,
gentleman, whose will of 1599 gave her a legacy of œ10 and her husband forty ewes with their lambs.
Gregory Isham, esquire, was of Barby, county Northampton. He bought the manor and advowson of Barby from Edward, the eleventh Lord Zouche of Harringworth. He was living in 1624 when Augustine Vincent made hispedigree of the Ishams. By indenture of June 26, 1632 he conveyed thefee simple of lands in Barby for the benefit of John Pey of Westminster, gentleman, his daughter Anne's husband.
CHILDREN
Robert, of Barby, esquire, to whom his grandfather
Robert Catelyne, gave a legacy of œ5. He was buried
at Barby Apr. 10, 1656.
Henry, to whom his grandfather, Robert Catelyne gave
a legacy of five marks. At the making of Vincent's pedigree
in 1624 he was living at La Laguna in the Canaries.
Being an acquaintance of Samuel Pepys he makes many
appearances in the "Diary" as "Captain Isham," an old
and disappointed man who was disappointed of his
hopes of preferment at the hands of his kinsman the
Earl of Sandwich. From the deck of the Swiftsure in
Deal harbor on May 13, 1660, Pepys saw Captain Isham
go on shore "nobody showing of him any respect, so
the old man very fairly took leave of my lord, and my
lord very coldly bid him God be with you, which was
very strange, but that I hear he keeps a great deal of
prating and talking on shore, on board, and at the king's
court, what command he had with my lord." In the same
month of May 1660 he petitioned for some place of
reputation, as purveyor of wines for the household or
victualler of the navy. When in Spain and Portugal
he had assisted the princes Rupert and Maurice and
Sir Henry Compton the ambassador there, and returning
in his old age, at the invitation of his nephew,
Admiral Montague, to end his days in his native country,
found his patrimony gone. He afterwards obtained
the post of groom of the privy chamber to the Queen,
and was employed on journeys to Portugal. Pepys met
him on Aug. 23, 1661 when he was leaving on one of
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Archiver > ISHAM > 2002-07 > 1027826114
From: Tain1945@cs.com
Subject: Re: ISHAM-D Digest V02 #5
Date: Sat, 27 Jul 2002 23:20:15 EDT
Bellinda,
You wrote: (I am interested in any information regarding the earliestDaniel
ISHAM from the 1600s I believe. Was he the immigrant? Does anyone have
information on
him and his descendants?)
There were two ISHAMs that are fairly well known immigrants: Henry who came
to VA and John who was in Barnstable, MA. I have the "An index of theISHAMs
in England and America" by Edward ISHAM and the earliest Daniel thatI can
find is the son of John of Barnstable, MA; born 13 April 1729 and married
Catherine Foote 14 July 1756. If this is the one you are inquiring about, let
me know and I send the information I have.
Ada
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From: Laura Flechsig <menehunes_mom@yahoo.com>
Subject: John & Jane (Parker) Isham
Date: Mon, 2 Aug 2004 11:01:09 -0700 (PDT)
I am seeking more information, proofs, and ancestors of John Isham b.Mar. 31, 1654 m. Dec. 16, 1687 Jane Parker in Barnstable, MA.
Their children, all born in Barnstable, MA are Jane; John; **Isaac; Sarah; Mary; Patience; Hannah; Joseph; Thankful.
**Isaac Isham b. Feb. 7, 1692/93 Barnstable, MA m. May 3, 1716 Abigail Lumbert (b. Jan. 20, 1692 Barnstable) Their children - born in Barnstable, MA - were Isaac; Samuel; John; Ebenezer; Timothy; *Joshua Isham; Daniel; Abigail.
*Joshua Isham b. Apr. 14, 1727 Barnstable, MA m. Abigail Crocker (b. Mar. 10, 1733 Colchester, CT) Their children - born in Hadlyme Parish,East Haddam, CT - were ^Daniel; Dimmis; Martha; Joshua; Jirah; Abigail; Joseph; Mary (twin of Joseph); Isaac Crocker Isham; Sylvester.
^Daniel Isham b. June 22, 1751 in Hadlyme Parish, East Haddam, CT m. Rhoda Lord (b. July 16, 1751 Colchester, CT) Their children were: Anna, ^^David, Daniel, William Lord Isham, Ira, Rhoda, Joshua, Ira, Lydia, Julius.
^^Daniel Isham b. Dec. 11, 1776 Westchester Parish, Town of Colchester, CT m. Dec. 28, 1806 Mary Greene (b. July 10, 1778) Their children were: Austin, ^^^Homer, Mary, Catherine, Laura, Martha, Edward, Horace,Emily, David E., Ellen, David K..
^^^Homer Isham b. Nov. 30, 1809 Williaton, VT m. Feb. 18, 1837 Clarissa Pelton (b. May 5, 1816 Hinesburg, VT). There children were: James, Marcus Loren, Myron Pelton, #Jairus David, Edla Juliette, Myron Pelton.
#Jairus David Isham b. Jan. 7, 1837 Williston, VT m. abt. 1860 Elizabeth Comstock (b. Sept. 20, 1839 S. Burlington, VT) Their children were: Charity Van Sicklen Isham, Minerva Clarissa, ##Dora Ellen, Homer Edward, George Austin, Evelyn Maria, Mary Elizabeth, Madrone Lell.
##Dora Ellen Isham b. Nov. 30, 1867 Williston, VT m. Jan. 27, 1886 Elwin Hill (b. Underhill, VT) Dora is my 2nd great-grandmother.
I have additional information on most of this family and would be happy to share it with anyone researching this line. Laura Flechsig
Spouse: Jane PARKER. John ISHAM and Jane PARKER were married on 16 Dec 1687 in Barnstable, , Mass. Children were: Jane ISHAM, John ISHAM, Isaac ISHAM, Sarah ISHAM, Mary ISHAM, Patience ISHAM, Hannah ISHAM, Joseph ISHAM, Thankful ISHAM.
