Spouse: Annie. Children were: Joseph Jr VINCENT.

Spouse: Rose L BRUNO. Children were: Raymond VINCENT, Carol VINCENT, Joseph VINCENT.

Spouse: ENGELTRUDE. Children were: Of Orleans ERMENTRUDE.

Children were: Mary WALKER.

Spouse: Nicholas SNOW. Children were: Nicholas SNOW.

Spouse: Robert BLAKE. Children were: William BLAKE.

Children were: Julia Elizabeth WARD.

Spouse: Charles E WHITNEY.

Spouse: Isaac HUBBARD. Children were: Jonathan HUBBARD.

Spouse: John BIGLO. John BIGLO and Mary WARREN were married on 30 Oct 162 in Watertown, Mass. Children were: Joshua BIGELOW.

Spouse: Douglas HUBBARD. Douglas HUBBARD and Loretta WATSON were married on 1 Mar in Washington DC.

Spouse: William BRIAN. Children were: Elizabeth BRYAN.

Spouse: HEILWIG. Children were: Of Bavaria JUDITH.

Spouse: Alice Mrs. WELLS. Robert WELLES and Alice Mrs. WELLS were married in 1572 in Stourton, Whichford, Warwickshire, England. Children were: Thomas WELLES.

Spouse: Elizabeth BRYAN. Thomas WELLES and Elizabeth BRYAN were married on 28 Oct 1535 in Whichford, Warkwickshire, England. Children were: Robert WELLES.

Spouse: Elizabeth DEMING. Thomas WELLES and Elizabeth DEMING were married in Wethersfield, Hartford, CT.

Spouse: John Senior APULTON. Children were: John Jun. APULTON.

Children were: Margaret WELLINGE.

Spouse: Robert WELLES. Robert WELLES and Alice Mrs. WELLS were married in 1572 in Stourton, Whichford, Warwickshire, England. Children were: Thomas WELLES.

Spouse: Truman CURTIS.

Spouse: Walter William HOWLAND.

Spouse: James William KENYON. James William KENYON and Amy WEST were married about 1820 in Of, Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island.¹⁸ Name Home in 1860
(City,County,State)
Age in 1860
Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Gender View Image Save This 1Hopkinton, Washington, RI 63 1796 Rhode Island Male Hopkinton, Washington, RI62 1797 Rhode Island Female Hopkinton, Washington, RI 90 1769 Rhode Island Female Hopkinton, Washington, RI 13 1846 Connecticut Female Hopkinton, Washington, RI 12 1847 Connecticut Female

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112223 JAMES KENYON, B ----; D ----; M ---- West.

CHILDREN:
112223A Harriet Kenyon, b ----; d ----; m ---- Collins.
About 1821 Of, Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island Note from Family search

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Personal Information Name: Harriet Kenyon
Age: 29
Estimated birth year: abt 1821
Birth place: Connecticut
Gender: Female
Home in 1850
(City,County,State): Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut
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Roll: M432_44


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# Name: Harriet E. KENYON
# Surname: KENYON
# Given Name: Harriet E.
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# Death: 3 Sep 1894 1
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Marriage 1 Willard W. COLLINS b: 11 Nov 1824

* Married: 14 Jan 1849 1

Children

1. Jane F. COLLINS b: 10 Mar 1851
2. Henry H. COLLINS b: 26 Oct 1853
3. Harriet L. COLLINS b: 14 Jul 1861
4. Nathan J. COLLINS b: 4 Oct 1867

Sources:
1. Title: Descendants of John Collins of Charlestown, R. I., and Susannah Daggett, his wife.
Author: Capt. George Knapp Collins
Publication: 1901

IDatabase: 1880 United States Federal Census
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Personal Information
Name: Emma KENYON -Wife of James W.
Age: 83
Estimated birth year: <1797>
Birthplace: Rhode Island
Relation: Mother
Home in 1880: Hopkinton, Washington, Rhode Island
Marital status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Female
Head of household: Lucy TEFFT (Daughter of Emma & James W Kenyon)
Father's birthplace: RI
Mother's birthplace: RI
Year: 1880; Census Place: Hopkinton, Washington, Rhode Island; Roll: T9_1210; Family History Film: 1255210; Page: 328C; Enumeration District: 154; Image: 659.
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Date:1979
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Notes:Two leaves containing additional Kenyon data tipped in preceding t.p.
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Kenyon of Kenyon
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Roger Kenyon
Letter from James N. Arnold
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Ahnentafel, Generation No. 1

1.Elizabeth SOULE was born 25 APR 1642 in of Plymouth,Ma, and died 2 JAN 1715/1716 in N. Kingston,Wash.,Ri. She was the daughter of 2. "Mayflower" George SOULE and 3. Anne"Mary" BECKETT. She married Francis John WEST 1680 in Duxbury,Plymouth,Ma. He was born 1631 in Duxbury,Plym.,Ma, and died 2 JAN 1695/1696 in N. Kingston,Ri.

Ahnentafel, Generation No. 2

2."Mayflower" George SOULE was born 1593/1600 in of Eckington,Worchester,England, and died 22 JAN 1678/1679 in Duxbury,Plymouth,Ma. He was the son of 4. Thomas SOULE and 5. Mary IDDENDEN.

3.Anne"Mary" BECKETT was born 17 JAN 1589/1590 in England, and died 16 DEC 1676 in Duxbury,Plymouth,Massachesetts. She was the daughter of6. Sylvester BECKETT and 7. Elizabeth HILL.

Children of Anne"Mary" BECKETT and "Mayflower" George SOULE are:
i.Nathaniel SOULE.
ii.Mary SOULE.
iii.John SOULE. He married Rebecca SIMMONS 1675.
iv.Zachariah SOULE.
v.George SOULE was born 1625/1639 in Plymouth,Mass, and died 17 MAY 1704 in Dartmouth,Bristol,Mass. He married Deborah THOMAS Abt 1648 in Dartmouth,Bristol,Mass. She was born 1648 in Dartmouth,Bristol,Mass.
vi.Susanna SOULE.
vii.patience SOULE. She married John HASKELL 16 JAN 1666. He was bornCirca 1639 in Beverly,Essex County,MA, and died 15 MAY 1706 in Middleborough,MA.
viii.Benjamin SOULE.
1. ix.Elizabeth SOULE was born 25 APR 1642 in of Plymouth,Ma, and died 2 JAN 1715/1716 in N. Kingston,Wash.,Ri. She married Francis John WEST 1680 in Duxbury,Plymouth,Ma. He was born 1631 in Duxbury,Plym.,Ma,and died 2 JAN 1695/1696 in N. Kingston,Ri.

Ahnentafel, Generation No. 3

4.Thomas SOULE was born 1567 in of Hawkhurst,Kent,England, and died in Hawkhurst. He was the son of 8. John SOULE and 9. Maria WHITFIELD.

5.Mary IDDENDEN was born 1573 in Hawkhurst,Kent,Eng, and died 18 AUG 1656 in Barnstable,Ma. She was the daughter of 10. John IDDENDEN and 11. Christian Glover MERCER.

Child of Mary IDDENDEN and Thomas SOULE is:
2. i."Mayflower" George SOULE was born 1593/1600 in of Eckington,Worchester,England, and died 22 JAN 1678/1679 in Duxbury,Plymouth,Ma. He married Anne"Mary" BECKETT, daughter of Sylvester BECKETT and Elizabeth HILL. She was born 17 JAN 1589/1590 in England, and died 16 DEC 1676 in Duxbury,Plymouth,Massachesetts.

6.Sylvester BECKETT.

7.Elizabeth HILL.

Child of Elizabeth HILL and Sylvester BECKETT is:
3. i.Anne"Mary" BECKETT was born 17 JAN 1589/1590 in England, and died 16 DEC 1676 in Duxbury,Plymouth,Massachesetts. She married George SOULE. She married "Mayflower" George SOULE, son of Thomas SOULE and Mary IDDENDEN. He was born 1593/1600 in of Eckington,Worchester,England,and died 22 JAN 1678/1679 in Duxbury,Plymouth,Ma.

Ahnentafel, Generation No. 4

8.John SOULE was born 1540 in of Hawkhurst,Kent,Eng, and died in Hawkhurst.

9.Maria WHITFIELD was born 1544 in of Hawkhurst,Kent,Eng, and died inHawkhurst,Kent,Eng.

Child of Maria WHITFIELD and John SOULE is:
4. i.Thomas SOULE was born 1567 in of Hawkhurst,Kent,England, and died in Hawkhurst. He married Mary IDDENDEN, daughter of John IDDENDEN and Christian Glover MERCER. She was born 1573 in Hawkhurst,Kent,Eng, and died 18 AUG 1656 in Barnstable,Ma.

10.John IDDENDEN was born 1540 in of Cranbrook,Kent,Eng, and died 27 MAR 1588 in Cranbrook,Kent,Eng.

11.Christian Glover MERCER was born 1548/1560 in Hawkhurst,Kent,Eng, and died 13 AUG 1597 in Cranbrook,Eng. She was the daughter of 22. Thomas MERCER and 23. Mrs. Joan MERCER.

Child of Christian Glover MERCER and John IDDENDEN is:
5. i.Mary IDDENDEN was born 1573 in Hawkhurst,Kent,Eng, and died 18 AUG 1656 in Barnstable,Ma. She married Thomas SOULE, son of John SOULEand Maria WHITFIELD. He was born 1567 in of Hawkhurst,Kent,England, and died in Hawkhurst.

Ahnentafel, Generation No. 5

22.Thomas MERCER was born Abt 1524 in of Hawkhurst,Kent,Eng.

23.Mrs. Joan MERCER was born Abt 1526 in Kent,Eng.

Child of Mrs. Joan MERCER and Thomas MERCER is:
11. i.Christian Glover MERCER was born 1548/1560 in Hawkhurst,Kent,Eng, and died 13 AUG 1597 in Cranbrook,Eng. She married John IDDENDEN 26 SEP 1569 in Hawkhurst,Kent,England. He was born 1540 in of Cranbrook,Kent,Eng, and died 27 MAR 1588 in Cranbrook,Kent,Eng

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Mary Walker, Facts, Speculations, and Conclusions

It all started in the fall of 2004 when I ran across a forum post that said Mary, Francis, and Patience Walker were not children of Francis Walker and Elizabeth Soule. This went against everything I had seenin the last few years on Mary Walker, one of my ancestors.

An article by Robert C. Anderson in the Mayflower Quarterly was citedas the source for the above. I got a copy, and after reading it, I could not believe that so much faith had been put into what to me seemedinnuendo piled on top of assumptions. To me, it looked like he had taken a few facts, made several assumptions and stated those assumptionsas irrefutable proof of his conclusions. When I started to investigate further and started to question Mr. Anderson’s work, I was called a“crackpot”. I was told his paper was built on pillars of fact, and etc. This only strengthened my resolve to try and solve the puzzle thatI was told was impossible to solve. What I found strange was that authors such as Susan Roser, whose books on the Mayflower were all but thrown out, were standing behind his work arm-in-arm. I found nothing questioning the work by Anderson on Francis Walker.

In what follows, I have made an attempt to set the record straight and to put people back with their rightful parents. It may be looked upon as trash, but I believe that I have done my homework, tried not to make too many assumptions, and conclusions that were made are based onthe facts as we know them today.

1. Ca. 1638-1644 Francis Walker of Massachusetts is probably born. There is no proof of birth, parents, or etc., but other facts lean toward this being the range of his birth.

2. Ca. 1667/68 Elizabeth Soule probably had born a child. There is noproof of this birth, but the speculation is based on the Plymouth Court Record where she was tried in 1667 for fornication with an unnamed male.

3. By July 1668 Francis Walker and Elizabeth Soule are married based on George Soule giving land to Francis Walker and John Haskel, his sons-in-law. Speculative is that George Soule gave land to Francis Walker as payment for marrying his daughter. This would also seem to reinforce the fact that Elizabeth had been expecting a child.

4. After 1668 nothing more is known of Elizabeth Soule. She just vanishes from the records.

5. 1677. George Soule’s will states that he has given land to his daughters, Patience and Elizabeth, through their husbands. Copy of will exists.

6. 1677. Codicil to George Soule’s will states that John (Soule) is not to bother Patience, or will forfeit his rights to other lands. Elizabeth is not mentioned and Francis Walker owns the other half of theparcel in question. Codicil to will. Speculative is that John may feel he has an interest in the land Patience has been given by their father—possibly a first son inheritance sort of thing, maybe.

7. There is no record of Francis Walker’s death in Massachusetts--court or otherwise.

8. There is no court appointed trustee for Francis Walker’s estate. This most certainly would have occurred if he left no will, and no record of a will exists in Massachusetts (or elsewhere for that matter).

9. 1697 John Haskel represents Francis Walker in a Massachusetts landtransaction. Why? Where was Francis Walker that he could not be present to act in his own behalf? Land records exist.

10. In a land transaction by John Hascall

“…honoured father John Hascall dec’d & Francis Walker” would clearly seem to indicate that Francis Walker is alive in 1709, and that is seven years later than the death date given by Mr. Anderson.

From the above it can safely be said that Francis Walker and Elizabeth Soule were married, probably had at least one child but Francis wasnot the father, and that Francis was probably alive as late as 1709. The question remains, Where were Francis and Elizabeth after 1668? Through the years Francis Walker had some land dealings in Massachusetts up to 1697, when John Hascall represents him. Why did he not representhimself? This is a question that must be asked, but may never be answered. As we shall see he does not represent himself anytime after thatdate, either.

What of the Francis Walker of Woodbridge, New Jersey and how does he fit into the scheme of things? It looks like he first appears in 1667 in Pennsylvania, about the same time Francis Walker first appears in Massachusetts, thus two Francis Walkers seem to exist.

MINUTE BOOK "F" A BOOK OF RECORDS, VIZ: DEEDS AND OTHER WRITINGS. THIS IS BOOK

F IN THE SECRETARIES OFFICE. Early Pennsylvania Land Records
Pasiunk Patent.
Richard Nicolls, Esqr., Principall Commissioner from his Ma'tye, in New England, Governor Generall, Under his highness James Duke of York and Albany, &c., of all his Territories in America, and Commander in Chief of all the forces employed by his Ma'ty to reduce the Dutch Nationand all their usurped lands and Plantations under his Ma'ties Obedience, To all to whom these presents shall Come, Sendeth Greeting: Whereas there is a Certain piece or parcell of land Commonly Called or known by the Name of Pasiunk, Scituate, lying and being at Dellaware by the side of the Sculkill, Containing, by Estimation, one thousand Acres, be it more or less Bounded on the South with the main River, on thewest with the Sculkill, on the North with the Plantation belonging toPeter Rambo, and upon the East by a Parcell of land Called Malboes Land; Now Know yee that by Virtue of the Commiss'n and authority unto megiven, I have thought fitt to give and grant, and by these presents doe give, ratify, Confirm and grant unto Rob't Ashman, John Ashman, Thomas Jacob, Caleb Carman, Dunkin Williams, Francis Walker, Thomas Liewellyn, Frederick Anderson, Joshua Jacob and Thomas Jacob, their Heirs and Assigns, the aforecited piece or parcell of land and premisses withall singular their appurtenance, To have and to hold the said piece or parcell of land and premisses, unto the said Rob't Ashman and his Associates before Mentioned, their Heirs and Assigns, unto the proper use and behoof of the said Rob't Ashman and his Associates, their heirsand Assigns for Ever, Yielding and paying therefore, Yearly and everyyear, unto his Ma'ties use, tenn Bushells of wheat as a Quitrent whenit shall be demanded by person or persons in Authority as his Ma'tiesShall please to Establish and Empower in Dellaware river, and the parts and plantations adjacent. Given under my hand and Seal at fort James, in New York, on the Island of Manhatans, the first day of Jan'y in the Nineteenth Year of his Ma'ties Reign, Annoq Domini 1667.
Richard Nicoll's Memorandum, before the signing and Sealing of this Pattent It is resolved that the first planters, namely, Mr, Rob't Ashman and his then Associates, shall have and Enjoy a large proportion the Allottment then others according to their Stocks and ability to Improve the said land, and in Case the above Mentioned Pattentees cannot agree in the Division of such lands Capt. Jno. Carre, Ensigne Edmund Withins and Mr. Wm. Tom shall putt a perriod to any Question hereafter by causing the lotts to be laid out and registered what every man's proportion amounts unto.
Richard Nicolls.
Recorded by order of the Governor the day and Year above Written.
Mathias Nicolls, Secretary.
This Patent is entred in the records of upland Patents, Folio 2, p'r Eph. Herman, 1678, Clr.
Recorded 5th August. 1693.

This is the Francis Walker that it is assumed to have arrived in Staten Island ca 1680 and used a small letter o (or small circle) as his mark. Compare this to the Francis of Middleboro who used an X mark. So it must be taken as fact that there was two Francis Walkers, one in Staten Island, New York and one in Middleboro, Massachusetts at the sametime and about the same age. So, who are the parents of whom?

Starting with Isaac, here is what we know about him:

A. He first surfaces in Piscataway NJ in the town records of 1692when he gets married.

B. He makes his first land purchase July 1693 almost a year afterhe gets married.

C. 1701 Isaac sells his lands in Woodbridge NJ and returns to Massachusetts to begin selling some of his father’s lands. This proves the fact that Francis Walker and Elizabeth Soule are his parents.

D. Based on his marriage date and his land purchase date it is quite possible that Isaac had to wait until he was 21 to make the purchase indicating a birth date ca 1672. This means he cannot be the child of the 1668 court proceedings.

E. One of his land parcels he is selling is described as being “bound by land that belongs to his honorable father”. This would also seem to indicate that Francis was alive at this time. Francis Walker is also referred to as “formerly of Middleboro” which would seem to indicate he has moved from there, and not (as Mr. Anderson states in hiswork) that it means Francis is deceased. See number 10 above where John Hascall is clearly stated to be deceased at the time, but the same is not provided for Francis Walker.

From the above it can be concluded that Isaac, the son of Francis Walker, is selling land that belonged to his father. This in no way meansthat Francis has died. There are no court records to indicate a death, no records of a will, or of a trustee being appointed to handle hisestate. The argument that it was just poor record keeping is not strong enough to warrant the conclusion Francis has died. Sometime prior to 1692 Isaac arrived in Piscataway, New Jersey. Why, or how, are a mystery, but the fact remains he is there. And, if not for the fact thathe returned to Massachusetts, Isaac would have never been connected to Francis and Elizabeth.

Mary Walker first shows up in the Woodbridge town record when she marries John Ayers in 1688. If she was 20 years old when she married thatwould place her birth at about 1668 which is when Francis and Elizabeth get married and she may be the child of Elizabeth and some unnamed male—referring to the court case involving her fornication charge.

Patience Walker first shows up in the Jeffery Manning will of 1692 where she is listed as a servant and is to be given property upon her marriage. She gets married in 1698 and her birth has been placed at about 1678 to 1680 making her about 12 to 14 when she is mentioned in theManning will. A person that age would be expected to have parents andfamily in the area, but who are they?

The town record for Woodbridge show Francis Walker and Ann having children from 1684 through 1696, a period of twelve years. To add another16 years (earlier) to that to accommodate the birth of Mary Walker would be pretty far fetched. Ann would have been having children over 28years, and if that were the case, there were a lot of years in between the early births and the later ones. The early records for Staten Island mention Francis Walker having a son, but no other children are mentioned.

Francis Walker of Woodbridge is mentioned several times in the Woodbridge town record and some of his land transactions involve land going to his children. No record associates him with Mary or Patience.

Problems with the MFQ V50-1 article by Robert C. Anderson:

Pg33. He states that Francis Walker must have died in 1701 and “he was certainly not alive in 1702.”

Pg 33-4. April 9,1702 Isaac sells some of his father’s land “which was my father’s lot, bounded by lot of my honored father Francis Walkerand John Hascall.” This would seem to indicate clearly that at this time Francis Walker is alive.

Pg 34. Francis Walker is described as formerly of Middleboro. Usuallythis means a person has relocated from wherever he was formerly from.Anderson does agree that it usually means that someone has moved away, but in this instance he has decided that it can only mean that Francis Walker is deceased by this time, 1705, as no other residence has been found for him. The problem with all this is that a deceased personwas usually stated as deceased. Witness the land transaction (ref 10 pg 2 of this paper) where John Hascall sold a piece of land that had belonged to his Father who was stated as “deceased” and Francis Walkerwho clearly must have still been alive in 1709, the date of the transaction. The mere fact that no record of a residence is existing (in Massachusetts) does not mean that he was not living elsewhere.

The same can be said of Isaac. He did he not exist before he showed up in Piscataway town records as having married. Where was he before then, and who did he live with? If Mr. Anderson’s article is taken at face value, he spent most of his early years in limbo, no parents or family, not even a home to live and sleep in. Then, after he did show upand married, where did he and his wife, Desire, live? He waited a year into his marriage to purchase land upon which to live. It was quitecommon for a son to stay in his father’s house until acquiring a place of his own.

Pg 36. Mr. Anderson states that since Isaac acted alone in the selling of his father’s lands that he had to be an only child. This was based on the notion that Francis was deceased, but as has been shown there is no proof of that, and it could be considered what proof does exist is to the contrary. He cites the lack of records as merely poor record keeping. The fact that Francis is alive should be proof that the records of probate, and etc., would not have existed at this time. Also, if Francis is alive then there would have been no need to involve the other children in the transactions.

Pg 37. Mr. Anderson states that the median male age to marry was about 25, but fails to mention that a look at the records would show that marriage age of 20/21 was quite common. This would have put Isaac’s birth ca 1672 and clearly would not have fit his assumptions.

Pg 37. If we are to conclude that Patience was married at age 18, then she would have been about 12 years old at the time of the Jeffery Manning will of 1692. This would seem to indicate clearly that her parents must be in the same area and as we have already seen Isaac Walker is in the same area as Patience, and at the same time. It is most probable that Patience was from the same household as Isaac Walker making them brother and sister. There is nothing in the records to indicate that she has any connection to either Francis Walker of Woodbridge, or to Samuel Walker of Piscataway, but if as suspected she is a sister ofIsaac’s, then she should be a daughter of Francis Walker and Elizabeth Soule.

In looking at Mary Walker and her marriage of 1688 to John Ayers, it is easy to conclude that she was probably born ca 1667/8 thus placing her at the right age to be the child born to Elizabeth and the unnamedmale cited in the court records. Since Isaac is probably too young, and Patience is definitely too young, that leaves Mary as the only possibility to be the child born out of the fornication charges brought against Elizabeth Soule. Remember, the last record for Francis acting inhis own behalf in Middleboro is ca 1686 when he sold some land. That gives him 2 years to have removed to NJ allowing ample time for Mary to meet and marry John Ayers. Had Isaac been about 25 at the time of his marriage, he should have had a place to move to upon his marriage. But, he waited a year, possibly indicating he was not old enough to make a land purchase. The law required that a landowner be 21 years of age.

Francis Walker of Woodbridge was active in selling his lands to his children. Mary and Patience are not among them. They are not mentioned in any record in conjunction with him. Therefore, it can be safely said that he had no connection to Mary, Patience, and Isaac Walker basedon the records that exist.

In looking at the facts, it seems that Francis Walker of Middleboro may have been a strange person indeed. If he had been “bought off to marry Elizabeth,” he may not have felt much of a bond for that child, which should have been Mary, and therefore not had much feeling for her.Isaac, as his legitimate son, would have had a much stronger bond as he was his first-born son, etc. Elizabeth just seems to vanish after 1668 and we know nothing about what happened to her. In looking at George Soule’s will of 1679 she must have still been alive at that time. It is quite possible (perhaps even probable) that Elizabeth died in childbirth with Patience. If this is the case, then Francis may not havehad much feeling towards her, either, as she would have been the cause of Elizabeth’s death in his mind. This would be consistent with a ca 1680 birth for Patience and no other children born to Elizabeth.

The only logical conclusion that can be made is that Mary, Isaac, andPatience are the children of Elizabeth Soule first of Massachusetts and last of New Jersey. To conclude otherwise is to blindly ignore thefacts. It is not difficult to put Mary and Patience with Elizabeth once we know that Isaac is her son and in the Piscataway area along withMary and Patience. Remember, had Isaac not returned to Massachusetts to sell some of his father’s land he would also not be considered a son of Elizabeth.

In this scenario, Mary would have been the first child, Isaac the only son, and Patience the last child. I think it is pretty far fetched to conclude that Elizabeth only had one child given her history in thecourt. If Francis Walker of Woodbridge is not her father, and it would seem he is not, the only possible Walker family left is Francis Walker of Middleboro.

After I put this page up I received the land records I had ordered from the NJ archives. I expected them to verify the O mark for Francis Walker. What I did not expect was the 1714 mark to have an X mark like the 1686 Land Record. The wording of the 1714 document is such that one would draw the conclusion that Francis is settling his affairs and doesn’t really expect to be alive much longer. It has the tone of a last will and Testament. This proves that there was two Francis Walkers in Woodbridge and both must have had a wife Ann from the Woodbridge town records. If Francis and Ann only had two children, Francis and Martha then the other three must belong to Francis and Ann that used the Omark. I have been told several times that a person did not change their mark they used it for life.

The fact that there is two Walkers explains why Francis of Middleborowas not found as it was assumed that there was only ONE Francis Walker and all records pertained to him. The 1714 deed was either overlooked, accidentally, or intentionally. Possibly because it did not fit the picture that was being portrayed. Everybody took it as fact that Francis Walker was dead as explained by Robert Anderson and even though the argument was weak and based on assumptions it was accepted. For this reason I can only speculate that since the 1680 Staten Island deed and the 1706 Woodbridge deed matched and were an O mark and since Francis Walker was dead then it stood to reason there was no reason to look any further.

This case of the Walkers and the missing parents only goes to show that something written by someone with an impeccable reputation and all the credentials in the world must still be open to challenges however ridiculous somebody thinks they might be. The fact that I was ridiculed and called names only strengthened my resolve to solve this mysterythat I was told was unsolvable, but a lessor person may have caved inand called it quits and we would never have known in our lifetime thereal truth to the mystery of who were Mary and Patience Walker. That’s what made this problem so frustrating. No body wanted to question the work of some one that they held in such high esteem and let it get in the way of the facts that were out there.

I challenge all of you to go back and read the Mayflower Quarterly article from the MFQ Vol 50 NO 1 dated FEB 1984 with an open mind and see if you do not agree it is based on twisting of the facts and assumptions.

I thank you for visiting this site and hope you will look at your roadblocks in a different light. After all, your roadblock might be mine also.

I also would like to thank again those that were supportive in this endeavor and provided both moral and substantive support.

Fred Martin

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Another communication same website

Fred Martin

3004 Red Marble Road Chewelah WA 99109

Dear Fred,

Thank you very much for your photocopies of the deeds signed by Francis Walker of NJ. Some of this material is covered by MQ 50(1 ):31-40.

It is clear from the deeds you sent that there are two men: Frances Walker, originally of Staten Island and later of Woodbridge NJ, and Francis Walker, of Middleboro MA. One major arguement for the existence of two distinct men of similar name is that in no instance is there a mention of a Francis Walker Jr. in NJ until 1719/20.

I note that Frances and Ann Walker had children recorded in Woodbridge NJ, including a son Francis Walker, b. 1693. For the 1719/20 deed, this son Francis would have achieved the age of majority, being about 27 years old.

Based on the naming of the children and grandchildren, I

propose that the family of the NJ Frances Walker looks like this:

Frances WALKER, b. ca 1640 since he was apparently a grantee in PA for 1667. He was probably m1. ca 1663 [Mary? Patience?] and probably m2. ca 1675 [Martha?] and probably m3. ca 1682/3 Ann (Wells) Freeman, widow of [Jonathan?] Freeman, and mother of Henry Freeman. This FrancesWalker d. NJ? after 5 March 1714/15 (deed).

: c 2 ,

Children of Frances Walker are thus (the last 5 are by Ann and are recorded in Woodbridge NJ, and were treated in MF 3:33-34):

i MARY Walker, b. ca 1664 m. 1689/90 John A YERS [This family was misplaced in MF 3:33-34.]

i i PATIENCE Walker, b. ca 1678 m. 1698 Francis DRAKE [This family was misplaced in MF 3:35-36.]

i i i JONATHAN Walker, b. 1684 m. Penelope i v DAVID Walker, b. 1686

v ANN Walker, b. 1688 m. ca 1703 Joseph DRAKE v i FRANCES Walker, b. 1693 m. Sarah

vii MARTHA Walker, b. 1696 m. 1719/20 John CAMPION

The photocopies of the deeds you sent me just confirm that there weretwo forms of signature, and thus two men: Frances '0' Walker and Francis 'X' Walker. When Frances '0' Walker aged, or perhaps because the recording scribe standardized the format, the signature, which was given by the copier as Frances '0' Walker in the 1706 deed, was given as Frances 'X' Walker in the 1714/15 deed. The spelling of Frances with 'es' still remains the same in the 1714/15 deed.

The naming of the grandchildren of Frances Walker gives us some clues. The children of the oldest daughter, Mary (Walker)

Ayers, are interesting for the heavy reliance on familial first names:

John [father]

Thomas [father's brother, in NJ] Obediah [father's father]

: Patience [mother's half-sister=aunt; possible mother's mother] , i

"' Francis [mother's father] :; Nathaniel [father's uncle] ~ Benjamin:

i Moses ~

Aaron

The grandchildren of Mary (Walker) Ayers support the several marriages of Frances Walker. The first name 'Mary' is found at least twice inthis generation, and there are no granddaughters named

t 'Ann'. c ,

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The naming of the children of the second daughter, Patience (Walker) Drake, also show heavy reliance on family first names:

Martha [possible mother's mother] Ephraim [father's brother=uncle] Hezikiah

Martha [possible mother of Patience] Rachel

Elizabeth [father's brother's wife=aunt] Francis [father, and mother's father] Benjamin [fathers brother=uncle] James

Henry [mother's step-mother's son=uncle] Joseph [fathers brother=uncle]

The naming of the known child of the first son, Jonathan Walker, alsois a familial first name:

David [father's brother=uncle]

The naming of the children of the first daughter by third wife, Ann (Walker) Drake, gives a tie to half-sister Mary [note the

repetition of Joseph as a Drake family first name]; and to half- sister Patience [two Drake brothers married two half-sisters]:

Ebenezer [father's brother=uncle] Joseph [father's brother=uncle] John [father's brother=uncle]

Mary [mother's half-sister Mary=aunt; father's sister=aunt]] Ann [mother and mother's mother] Philip

4

The naming of the children of son Francis Walker' Jr' also gives a tie to half-sister Mary as they both named a son Silas:

William Samuel

Benjamin Sylas Asher

Mary [half-sister Mary=aunt] Prudence

Ann [mother and mother's mother]

Finally, the children of the youngest child Martha (Walker) Campion also show a heavy reliance on familial first names:

Joanna

Francis [mother's father] Ann [mother's mother]

The two grandsons named Benjamin tie together this clan as they are grandsons through Patience, daughter by the proposed

second marriage, and Francis, son by the proposed third marriage.

Also note that the names of the granddaughters of Ann (Wells) (Freeman) Walker include both Ann and Mary, thus helping to confirm the thirdmarriage of Frances Walker to Ann, and the first marriage of Frances Walker to the mother of his oldest daughter, Mary (Walker) Ayers.

Patience Walker was named as 'servant' in the will of Jeffry MANNING,1692 NJ, when Patience was about 14 years old. It is possible Patience's mother was a Manning or an Andrews (Jeffry Manning m. Hebsibah Andrews).

I would like to point out that this conundrum of the parentage of Mary and Patience Walker has been reviewed by Robert Charles Anderson in1984 [MF 50(1 ):31-40].

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I have spent at least two complete days in research and

analysis on this conundrum. I have provided you with a plausible parentage of Mary and Patience Walker and would appreciate your updating your website [http:/ /kneiling.homestead.com] with the information in this letter. The website at present has numerous

small errors in the form of typos (including 'father' for 'husband', for example). I was a proofreader in an earlier career, and am brandedfor life as a result!!

About 1905 Charles H. Ayers put out a booklet I! Ancestors of Silas Ayers and Mary Byram Ayers including the Alden, Ayers and Byram Familiesl!. Nowhere in that booklet is mentioned a link to George Soule. Instead lineages back to Francis Cook, John Alden and Priscilla Mullins are put forth. This booklet and these purported lineages have been updated by Robert S. Wakefield in 1983 [TAG

59(1 ):28-31] and Barbara Lambert Merrick in 1983 [MQ 49(3): 130- 134].

The TAG article comments that former President William H. Taft joinedthe Mayflower Society on the basis of descent from Sarah (Mitchell) Hayward [MQ 44: 14] but that his descent from Francis Cooke is unproven.

There has been a lot of controversy over the proposed

Mayflower lineages in the Ayer family. Let us put to rest the

current controversy about Elizabeth Soule's proposed descendants.

If you can figure out who is descended in the various lines from the seven proposed children of Frances Walker, the modern mDNA test may beof help towards proof of descendancy from Frances Walker.

Yours in genealogy,

W(~1Af~ ~ ~? Louise Walsh Throop

Principal research for MFIP George Soule

This is another reply from Louise Throop dated 6 March 2005. I have added my comments to it pointing out where I think she is wrong. I still have seen nothing to alter my position that Mary, Patience, and Isaac are children of Elizabeth Soule. I still see no other conclusion that can be drawn from this set of facts.

In a message dated 3/6/2005 3:38:43 PM Pacific Standard Time, LWTHROOP writes:

Fred

For your ancestor Mary Walker, wife of John Ayers, to be descended from George Soule one of the following improbablities would have had to occurr:

1. She would have had to be the illegitimate child of Elizabeth Soule by her premarital experience with Nathaniel Church.
As a result of this "fornication", any resulting child would have been born ca 1663 as Elizabeth Soule and Nathaniel Church were fined on3 Mar 1662/3.
As a result of this "fornication", any resulting child would have hada surname of either Soule or Church (not the Walker of the m. recordto John Ayers in 1689/90.

A more likely occurrence would be that she was born out of the 1667 Fornication charge and thus born 1667/8. That would make John Ayers 5 years older than Mary. Isaac would be the second child of Francis and Elizabeth and the first legitimate child and most likely born ca 1672,or 5 years after Mary. It is not likely that Isaac married at age 25 as he had no place to live and waited almost a full year to make a land purchase after he married. He probably had to wait until he reachedhis 21st birthday to make a land purchase. A man at age 25 and getting married surely would have had a place of his own to take a new wife.

2. She would have been married under the surname Church or Soule. Illegitimate children without family support took longer to marry, so I estimate a marriage date for this fornication child at about 1685. Women tended to marry a man a couple of years older, say born about 1659, unless they married as the man's second wife, when the woman tendedto be about 10 or more years younger. Thus a proposed husband would be born either about 1659 or about 1649. Your John Ayers does not fitthis profile as he was born 1663 in Newbury.

If Mary B ca 1667/8 John is 5 years older than Mary, and she bore children for 20 years of her marriage to John

3. If she is the result of the marriage of Elizabeth Soule to FrancisWalker ca 1667/8, then she would be born after son Isaac, say ca 1670....
As a result of this birth order, she would have been married as 'MaryWalker'.
But Mary is a rather common name, so let's try the following:

I think the facts show that Mary is older not younger than Isaac. Mary marries in 1688 and Isaac in 1692, and makes his land purchase a year after that

FRANCIS WALKER OF NJ
Francis Walker pops up in NY/NJ as early as about 1667, when a surveyof a patent at Point Pleasant on the West side of the Delaware River is made for Frances Walker and Dunk Williams.

Next Francis Waker/Walker shows up in a 1671 census of Passaymunt/Passayunck NJ, along with Frederick Andrews.

Remember: the Durch secured New York and all its dependencies including NJ in 1673.

But Francis Walker stays on his land: Francis Walker and Dunck Williams have jury duty together 11 July 1676.

This Francis also has a tendency to move around, he is on the Delaware, Passaymunt, Staten Island, Woodbridge. He sold his land in Woodbridge in 1706 where did he go from there? The other Frances Walker is still there until sometime after 1714

This Francis Walker apparently m. ca 1682/3 Ann (Wells) FREEMAN, whose son Henry Freeman was apparently b. ca 1680 or before.

NOTE: it is this Henry Freeman, a step-brother to Patience Walker, for whom Patience (Walker) Drake named her 6th son Henry Drake. This naming pattern with the unique name Henry, ties Patience to Francis Walker of NJ.

There is NO DOUBT in my mind that Patience is a daughter of the Francis Walker of NJ who also had children by Ann recorded in Woodbridge NJ. Patience, however, is by a prior wife of Francis Walker.

Patience Walker is mentioned in the will of Jeffry MANNING in 1692 inNJ, when Patience was about 14 years old. It is possible Patience'smother was a MANNING or an ANDREWS, as Jeffry Manning m. Hepsibah ANDREWS. Thus the Frederick ANDREWS of the 1671 census suddenly becomes important to the story line. Have you investigated the Andrews family???

BACK to Mary Walker: if she is b. ca 1670, as she married 1689/90 toJohn AYERS in NJ, then perhaps she was b. in NJ. The likely father is Francis Walker of the 1671 census of Passayunck NJ.

The alternative father, Francis Walker of Middleboro MA, has no records in NJ and several records in Middleboro. His son Isaac Walker shows up in Woodbridge NJ for his 8 July 1692 marriage to Desire SHELLEY. Unless you can prove that John Ayers met Mary Walker in MA and then married her in NJ in 1689/90, the family pattern is totally WRONG:a brother would go out and marry first, his sister would come to visit and then find a husband from among her brother's approved friends AFTER her brother's marriage.

There is no record for Francis Walker after 1686 in Middleboro. in 1688 Mary gets married in NJ, in 1692 Isaac gets married in NJ (first known reference to Isaac.), in 1692 Patience mentioned in Jeffery Manning will, in 1697 John Hascall acts in behalf of Francis Walker for some reason not stated, what ever the reason he was not there, or not able.

There is most definately two Francis in NJ and the different spellingFrances/Francis can not be considered definitive proof that it is notthe same Francis Walker as Middleboro. Remember neither man could read or write and it was up to the writer of the document to decide how it should be spelled and this Frances Walker used the same mark as theMiddleboro Francis. Various transcriptions of Woodbridge records alsoreflect this as Frances is transcribed Francis on more than one occasion.

Isaac Walker bought and sold land briefly in Woodbridge NJ, apparently returning ca 1701/2 to settle his father's estate. He probably returned again to NJafter 1702.

That he returns to settle his fathers estate is a total fabrication and not justified by the facts.. The transaction as transcribed clearlyshows that Francis is alive! The John Hascall transaction of 1709 clearly shows that Francis must still be alive at that time!! The possibility of two Francis Walkers using the same mark is not very good, Not very common for two people with the same name to use the same mark. U fortunately for us he chose to use a simple X when most marks were a little more elaborate

Woodbridge NJ was settled by many from MA, so the arrival of Isaac Walker for his marriage in 1692 is not out of the ordinary.

What would be out of the ordinary is if he is only 20 years of age atthe time he married and may have come to NJ as early as 1686/8 makinghim only 14 to 16 if he arrived with Francis Walker of Middleboro. Also the fact that Patience first shows up in 1692 could also be considered out of the ordinary as she has no ties to anyone that are apparentat first look.

>>It is apparent that your Frances Walker of NJ was alive as late asa deed acknowledged by him on 15 May 1719. In this deed dated 20 Apr1719, Francis 'O' Walker and Frances Walker Jr., both of Woodbridge NJ, sell to Samuel Ayers, of Woodbridge, wheelright: upland in 4th division on Woodbridge Commons (being the right of Elisha Parker and conveyed to Frances Walker, Sen. 4 Feb 1681). Frances Walker Sr. probably died ca 1720, as he was about 80 years old by the 1719 deed.<<

Where is this deed, it is not in the NJ State Archives. I have not seen it and according to Bette Epstein I have all of them on record. Samuel is a brother to John Ayers. Also Francis Jr is the son of Francis X Walker not the O Walker as shown in the 1714/1720 deed to his children.

If it exist and if indeed it is signed Francis O Walker then there issome serious issues with the original records and nothing in them canbe relied on as factual. Name spellings were at the whim of who wrotethe document. One only has to look at the census records to see that, but a mans mark was his unique identity and did not change and if it were allowed for a transcriber to change that mark then all credibility in the records would have been lost.

Fred Children were: William WEST.

Spouse: Hannah SAUNDERS. Henry WEST and Hannah SAUNDERS were married about 1790 in Of, Newport, Newport, Rhode Island.¹⁸ Children were: Amy WEST.

Spouse: Alice SWEET. Children were: John WEST.

Spouse: Amey WILCOX. John WEST and Amey WILCOX were married on 29 Dec 1765 in Westerly, Washington RI. Family Search.Org

Husband's Name
John WEST (AFN:184K-PLN) Pedigree

Born: Abt 1740/1745Place: Westerly, Washington Co., R.i.
Died: Aft 1786Place: Stonington, New London Co., Ct.
Married: 29 Dec 1765Place: Westerly, Washington Co., R.i.

Father: John WEST (AFN:184H-T97) Family
Mother: Alice SWEET (AFN:PH72-CM)
Wife's Name
Amey WILCOX (AFN:184K-PMV) Pedigree

Born: Abt 1746Place: ,
Died: DeadPlace:
Married: 29 Dec 1765Place: Westerly, Washington Co., R.i.

Father: Hezekiah WILCOX (AFN:224C-M2S) Family
Mother: Hannah PARKER (AFN:224C-M31)
Children
1. Sex Name
M Elisha WEST (AFN:184K-PQH) Pedigree

Born: 6 Jan 1771 Place: Westerly, Washington Co., R.i.
Died: Dead Place:
2. Sex Name
F Esther WEST (AFN:184K-PT4) Pedigree

Born: 26 Jan 1780 Place: Westerly, Washington Co., R.i.
Died: Dead Place:
3. Sex Name
F Mary WEST (AFN:184K-PWJ) Pedigree

Born: 4 Mar 1787 Place: Westerly, Washington Co., R.i.
Died: Dead Place:
4. Sex Name
M Thomas WEST (AFN:184K-PSW) Pedigree

Born: 13 Apr 1776 Place: Westerly, Washington Co., R.i.
Died: Dead Place:
5. Sex Name
M Henry WEST (AFN:184K-PN3) Pedigree

Born: 24 May 1767 Place: Westerly, Washington Co., R.i.
Died: Dead Place:
6. Sex Name
F Abigail WEST (AFN:184K-PRP) Pedigree

Born: 30 Jul 1773 Place: Westerly, Washington Co., R.i.
Died: Dead Place:
7. Sex Name
F Hannah WEST (AFN:184K-PP9) Pedigree

Born: 12 Sep 1769 Place: Westerly, Washington Co., R.i.
Died: Dead Place:
8. Sex Name
M Peleg WEST (AFN:184K-PVB) Pedigree

Born: 15 Sep 1782 Place: Westerly, Washington Co., R.i. Children were: Henry WEST, Hannah WEST.

Children were: Francis John WEST.

Spouse: Elizabeth SANKEY. Children were: Matthew WEST.

Spouse: Jane TANNER. William WEST and Jane TANNER were married. http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/person.aspx?pid=6761464
One World Tree Entry.

Database: Millennium File
December 16, 2004
8:01 AM
Personal Information Name: Jane West
Spouse:
Birth Date: ABT 1728
Birth Place: OF HOPKINTON, WASHINGTON, RI
Parents: William West, Jane Tanner
Death 23 JAN 1797 VERSHIRE, ORANGE, RI


Source Information:
Heritage Consulting. Millennium File [database online]. Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2003. Original data: Heritage Consulting. The Millennium File. Salt Lake City: Heritage Consulting, 19--.

Database: Millennium File

December 16, 2004
8:02 AM
Personal Information What to do next?
Name: Ebenezar West
Spouse:
Birth Date: ABT 1720
Birth Place: OF HOPKINTON, WASHINGTON, RI
Parents: William West, Jane Tanner
Children:
Other Information: Notes

Source Information:
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Database: Millennium File

December 16, 2004
8:02 AM
Personal Information What to do next?
Name: Thomas (Rev) West
Spouse: , Annie Colegrove
Birth Date: 1733
Birth Place: KINGSTON, WASHINGTON, RI
Death Date: 23 JAN 1797
Death Place: VERSHIRE, ORANGE, RI
Parents: William West, Jane Tanner
Children: Susanna West
Other Information: Notes

Source Information:
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Database: Family Data Collection - Individual Records
December 16, 2004
8:08 AM
Personal Information Name: Thomas West
Spouse: Susannah Colegrove
Parents: William West , Jane Tanner
Birth Place: Washington, Kingston, RI
Birth Date: 1732
Marriage Date: 28 February 1752
Death Place: Vershire, Orange, VT
Death Date: 23 January 1797
Source Information:
Edmund West, comp. Family Data Collection - Individual Records. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000.

Database: Millennium File

December 16, 2004
8:03 AM
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Name: John West
Spouse: , Alice Sweet
Birth Date: ABT 1708
Birth Place: OF HOPKINTON, WASHINGTON, RI
Parents: William West, Jane Tanner
Children:
Other Information: Notes

Source Information:
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Database: Millennium File

December 16, 2004
8:03 AM
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Name: Joseph West
Spouse:
Birth Date: ABT 1710
Birth Place: OF HOPKINTON, WASHINGTON, RI
Parents: William West, Jane Tanner
Children:

Other Information: Notes

Source Information:
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Database: Millennium File

December 16, 2004
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Name: Francis West
Spouse: , Mary
Birth Date: ABT 1715
Birth Place: OF HOPKINTON, WASHINGTON, RI
Parents: William West, Jane Tanner
Children:
Other Information: Notes

Source Information:
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Database: Millennium File

December 16, 2004
8:04 AM
Personal Information What to do next?
Name: Hezekiah West
Spouse:
Birth Date: ABT 1718
Birth Place: OF HOPKINTON, WASHINGTON, RI
Parents: William West, Jane Tanner
Children:
Other Information: Notes

Source Information:
Heritage Consulting. Millennium File [database online]. Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2003. Original data: Heritage Consulting. The Millennium File. Salt Lake City: Heritage Consulting, 19--. Children were: John WEST.

Spouse: John BROOKE. John BROOKE and Elizabeth WHATMAN were married on 8 May 1554 in St. Leonard's, Eastcheap, London, England. Children were: Joan BROOKE.

Spouse: Gyles HOPKINS.

Spouse: CLARK. Children were: Mary WHITE.

Spouse: James SNOW. Children were: Nicholas SNOW.

Spouse: Moses COLE. Moses COLE and Mary WHITE were married in 1766 in Chatham, , Connecticut. Children were: Rachael COLE.

Spouse: Roseann BRUNO. Children were: Robert Stanley WHITEHEAD, JR. Jr., Andrew Fitzgerald WHITEHEAD.

Spouse: Timothy WHITNEY. Timothy WHITNEY and Alice WHITNEY were married on 20 May 1752 in Harvard, Worcester MA. ----------------------------------------------
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# ID: I073062
# Name: Timothy Whitney
# Sex: M
# Birth: 1 Feb 1729/30 in Stow, Massachusetts
# Death: 23 Jun 1803 in Harvard

Father: Jonas Whitney b: 1 Feb 1698/99 in Stow-Harvard, Worcester, Massachusetts
Mother: Margaret Stratton b: ABT. 1705

Marriage 1 Alice Whitney b: 2 Apr 1733

* Married: 20 May 1752 in Harvard, Massachusetts

Children

1. Has No Children Abel Whitney b: 19 Sep 1752
2. Has No Children Oliver Whitney b: 10 Mar 1754
3. Has No Children Simon Whitney b: 28 Jun 1756 in Harvard, Massachusetts
4. Has No Children Relief Whitney b: 2 Feb 1758
5. Has No Children Peter Whitney b: 20 Apr 1760
6. Has No Children Silas Whitney b: 29 Apr 1762
7. Has No Children Timothy Whitney b: 22 Apr 1764
8. Has No Children Hezekiah Whitney b: 14 Oct 1766
9. Has No Children Jonathan Whitney b: 14 Sep 1768 in Otis, Massachusetts
10. Has No Children Jonas Whitney b: 21 Oct 1770
11. Has No Children Alice Whitney b: 3 Aug 1772
12. Has No Children Oliver Whitney b: 18 Jan 1775
13. Has No Children Paul Whitney b: 13 Apr 1777
14. Has No Children Barnabas Whitney b: 13 Apr 1777
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# ID: I103840
# Name: Timothy Whitney
# Surname: Whitney
# Given Name: Timothy
# Sex: M
# Birth: 1 Feb 1729/1730 in Stow, Middlesex County, Massachusetts 1 2
# Death: 23 Jun 1803 in Harvard, Worcester County, Massachusetts
# Reference Number: 7433
# _UID: BF0F55D38C38D511BE7AAD2ECFF4201BB1BE
# Change Date: 7 Dec 1999 at 00:00:00

Father: Jonas WHITNEY b: 1 Feb 1698/1699 in Stow or Harvard, Worcester, Massachusetts

Marriage 1 Alice Whitney b: 2 Apr 1733

* Married: 20 May 1752 in Harvard, Worcester County, Massachusetts 2 3
* Note: husband 'of Lancaster', Mass.

Children

1. Has No Children Abel Whitney b: 19 Sep 1752 in Harvard, Worcester County, Massachusetts
2. Has No Children Oliver Whitney b: 10 Mar 1754 in Harvard, Worcester County, Massachusetts
3. Has No Children Simon Whitney b: 28 Jun 1756 in Harvard, WorcesterCounty, Massachusetts
4. Has No Children Relief Whitney b: 2 Feb 1758 in Harvard, WorcesterCounty, Massachusetts
5. Has No Children Peter Whitney b: 20 Apr 1762 in Petersham, Worcester County, Massachusetts
6. Has No Children Silas Whitney b: 29 Apr 1762
7. Has No Children Timothy Whitney b: 22 Apr 1764
8. Has No Children Hezekiah Whitney b: 14 Oct 1766
9. Has No Children Jonathan Whitney b: 14 Sep 1768 in Otis, BerkshireCounty, Massachusetts
10. Has No Children Jonas Whitney b: 21 Oct 1770
11. Has No Children Alice Whitney b: 3 Aug 1772
12. Has No Children Oliver Whitney b: 18 Jan 1775
13. Has No Children Paul Whitney b: 13 Apr 1777
14. Has No Children Barnabas Whitney b: 13 Apr 1777 in Otis, Berkshire County, Massachusetts
Sources:
1. Repository:
Name: New England Historic Genealogical Society
Title: Vital Records, Stow, Massachusetts
2. Title: E-Mail Message
Page: Allan Green (allagreen@aol.com)
3. Repository:
Name: New England Historic Genealogical Society
Title: Vital Records of Harvard, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850
Publication: Wright & Potter Printing Co., Boston, 1917
Note:
NEHGS Call No. F/74/H4/V8
Page: p229 and p233

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Alice Whitney
Born 2 Apr 1733
[city], [county], MA, USA
Died 5 Sep 1812
Otis, Berkshire, MA, USA
Marriage 1 (details)
Spouse Timothy Whitney
Married [date]
[location]
Children 1. Abel Whitney
2. Oliver Whitney
3. Simon Whitney
4. Relief Whitney
5. Peter Whitney
6. Silas Whitney
7. Timothy Whitney
8. Hezekiah Whitney
9. Jonathan Whitney
10. Jonas Whitney
11. Alice Whitney
12. Oliver Whitney
13. Barnabas Whitney

1752 WHITNEY Alice and Timothy Whitney of Lancaster, May 20, 1752. Marriage Harvard <../vital_records/?page_id=792&seq_num=1000149>
Children were: Jonas WHITNEY.

Spouse: Julia Elizabeth WARD.

Spouse: Mary E Jackson DAVIDSON. Children were: Miles Franklin WHITNEY.

Spouse: Sidney William FITZGERALD. Children were: Sidney William FITZGERALD, John Whitney FITZGERALD.

Spouse: Blanche MILBOURNE. Children were: Robert WHITNEY.

Spouse: Margaret STRATTON. John WHITNEY and Margaret STRATTON were married in Chelmsford, Middlesex, MA. 1725 WHETNEY (see Whitney), Jonas and Margrat Stratton of Chelmesford, int. Mar. 12, 1725—6. Marriage Stow <../vital_records/?page_id=792&seq_num=100094>
Children were: Timothy WHITNEY.

Spouse: Margaret STRATTON.

Spouse: Margaret STRATTON.

Spouse: Elinor BRAY. John WHITNEY and Elinor BRAY were married in 1619 in London, , England. http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/person.aspx?pid=1056105
Elinor Bray Th
Born [day] [month] 1599
St Margarets, Westminister, London, England
Died 11 May 1659
Watertown, Middlesex, MA, USA
Spouse John Whitney
Children 1. John Whitney
2. Richard x Whitney (Line continues through him)
3. Thomas x Whitney
4. Nathaniel Whitney
5. Jonathan x Whitney
6. Mary Whitney
7. Joshua Whitney
8. Benjamin Whitney
9. Caleb Whitney Children were: Richard WHITNEY.

Spouse: Judith CLEMENTS. John WHITNEY and Judith CLEMENTS were married on 29 Sep 1659 in Watertown, Middlesex, County, Mass.

Spouse: Mary NOBEL. Jonas WHITNEY and Mary NOBEL were married. http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/person.aspx?pid=29708230
Descendants of Thomas Dewey
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Ahnentafel, Generation No. 1

1.Mary NOBLE was born 11 Jan 1771 in Westfield, MA. She was the daughter of 2. Silas NOBLE and 3. Mary TAYLOR. She married Jonas WHITNEY.

Ahnentafel, Generation No. 2

2.Silas NOBLE was born 28 Aug 1733 in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, and died 17 Jul 1775 in Roxbury, MA, camp distemper in Army. He was the son of 4. Thomas NOBLE and 5. Sarah ROOT.

3.Mary TAYLOR was born 1742, and died 17 Oct 1830 in Roxbury, Suffolk, MA.

Children of Mary TAYLOR and Silas NOBLE are:
i.Bethia NOBLE was born 11 Apr 1765 in Westfield, MA. She married AsaMERRITT.
ii.Solomon NOBLE was born 5 Sep 1768 in Blandford, Hampden, MA, and died 12 May 1837 in Homer, Cortland, NY. He married Lois THOMAS 21 Sep 1788 in Blandford, Hampden, MA. She was born 26 Feb 1773 in Williamstown, Berkshire, MA, and died 18 Sep 1832 in Homer, Cortland, NY.
1. iii.Mary NOBLE was born 11 Jan 1771 in Westfield, MA. She marriedJonas WHITNEY.

Ahnentafel, Generation No. 3

4.Thomas NOBLE was born 10 Sep 1696 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, and died 18 Feb 1775 in Westfield, Hampden, MA. He was the son of 8. Thomas NOBLE and 9. Elizabeth DEWEY.

5.Sarah ROOT was born 12 Mar 1701/02 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, and died 19 Jul 1760 in Westfield, Hampden, MA.

Children of Sarah ROOT and Thomas NOBLE are:
i.Sarah NOBLE was born 11 Aug 1723 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, and died 26 Mar 1796 in Westfield, Hampden, MA. She married Aaron DEWEY 12 Jun 1747 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, son of Israel DEWEY and Sarah ROOT.He was born 28 Apr 1721 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, and died 11 Jun 1768 in Westfield, Hampden, MA.
ii.Thomas NOBLE was born 6 Feb 1724/25 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, anddied 21 May 1801. He married Susanna COLE 1745 in Westfield, Hampden,MA. She was born 1725 in Westfield, Hampden, MA.
iii.Stephen NOBLE was born 16 Apr 1727 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, anddied 2 Apr 1791 in Westfield, Hampden, MA. He married Ruth CHURCH 7 Mar 1753 in Westfield, Hampden, MA. She was born 4 Jul 1733 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, and died 4 Jul 1794 in Hadley, Hampshire, MA.
iv.Eunice NOBLE was born 9 Mar 1728/29 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, anddied 19 Sep 1750. She married Samuel SMITH 7 Feb 1749/50 in Westfield, Hampden, MA. He was born 1729 in Westfield, Hampden, MA.
v.John NOBLE was born 7 Sep 1731 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, and died 15 Sep 1807 in Blandford, MA. He married Lois SEXTON 21 Sep 1773 in Westfield, Hampden, MA. She was born 7 Nov 1745 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, and died 1 Apr 1828.
vi.Aaron NOBLE was born 24 Dec 1735 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, and died 26 Nov 1760.
vii.Elizabeth NOBLE was born 2 Feb 1737/38 in Westfield, Hampden, MA,and died 7 Mar 1803 in Westfield, Hampden, MA. She married Benjamin SEXTON 1778 in Westfield, Hampden, MA. He was born 25 Feb 1719/20 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, and died 12 Jan 1785 in Westfield, Hampden, MA. She married Medad DEWEY 8 Dec 1757, son of Adijah DEWEY and Mercy ASHLEY. He was born 18 Nov 1736 in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, and died 31 Dec 1760 in age 25.
viii.Caleb NOBLE was born 1 Apr 1741 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, and died 1804 in Ashtabula, OH. He married Mercy KELLOGG 1766. She was bornAbt. 1746 in Sheffield, MA, and died 6 Sep 1819 in Elizabethtown, NY.
ix.Seth NOBLE was born 15 Apr 1743 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, and died 15 Sep 1807 in Franklinton, Ohio. He married Hannah BARKER 30 Nov 1775. She was born 19 Feb 1759 in Rowley, MA, and died 16 Jun 1790 in Bangor, ME. He married Reumah RICH 11 Apr 1793. She was born Abt. 1770.He married Mary RIDDLE 1807.
2. x.Silas NOBLE was born 28 Aug 1733 in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, and died 17 Jul 1775 in Roxbury, MA, camp distemper in Army. He married Bethiah DEWEY 25 Nov 1756, daughter of Adijah DEWEY and Mercy ASHLEY. She was born 22 Sep 1739 in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, and died 5 May 1763 in Blandford, MA. He married Mary TAYLOR 28 Aug 1764 in Roxbury, Suffolk, MA. She was born 1742, and died 17 Oct 1830 in Roxbury, Suffolk, MA. He married Bethia DEWEY 25 Nov 1756 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, daughter of Adijah DEWEY. She was born 22 Sep 1739 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, and died 5 May 1763 in Blandford, Hampden, MA.

Ahnentafel, Generation No. 4

8.Thomas NOBLE was born 14 Jan 1665/66 in Springfield, Hampden, MA, and died 29 Jul 1750 in Westfield, Hampden, MA.

9.Elizabeth DEWEY was born 10 Jan 1676/77 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, and died 2 Oct 1757 in Westfield, Hampden, MA. She was the daughter of18. Thomas DEWEY and 19. Constance HAWES.

Children of Elizabeth DEWEY and Thomas NOBLE are:
i.Israel NOBLE was born in Westfield, Hampden, MA.
4. ii.Thomas NOBLE was born 10 Sep 1696 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, and died 18 Feb 1775 in Westfield, Hampden, MA. He married Sarah ROOT 1Sep 1722 in Westfield, Hampden, MA. She was born 12 Mar 1701/02 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, and died 19 Jul 1760 in Westfield, Hampden, MA.
iii.Job NOBLE was born 28 Jan 1698/99 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, and died 25 Jun 1699.
iv.Jonathan NOBLE was born 1 May 1700 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, and died Nov 1719.
v.Seth NOBLE was born 30 Oct 1702 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, and died4 Dec 1702.
vi.Elizabeth NOBLE was born 3 Jan 1705/06 in Westfield, Hampden, MA.
vii.Lois NOBLE was born 4 Jul 1708 in Westfield, Hampden, MA.
viii.Ebenezer NOBLE was born 11 Oct 1711 in Westfield, Hampden, MA.
ix.Thankful NOBLE was born 31 May 1714 in Westfield, Hampden, MA.
x.Anna NOBLE was born 30 Oct 1716 in Westfield, Hampden, MA.
xi.Jonathan NOBLE was born 23 May 1721 in Westfield, Hampden, MA.

Ahnentafel, Generation No. 5

18.Thomas DEWEY was born 16 Feb 1639/40, and died 27 Apr 1690 in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts. He was the son of 36. Thomas DEWEY and 37. Frances RANDALL.

19.Constance HAWES was born 17 Jul 1642 in Dorchester, Middlesex, Massachusetts, and died 26 Apr 1703 in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts.

Children of Constance HAWES and Thomas DEWEY are:
i.Mary DEWEY was born 28 Jan 1667/68 in Northampton, Hampshire, Massachusetts, and died 13 Dec 1757 in Westfield, Mass.. She married David ASHLEY 11 Jul 1688 in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts. He was born 10 Mar 1666/67 in Springfield, Hampden, MA, and died 7 Aug 1744 in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts.
ii.Thomas DEWEY was born 26 Mar 1664 in Northampton, Hampshire, Massachusetts, and died 8 Mar 1689/90 in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts.
iii.Adijah DEWEY was born 5 Mar 1665/66 in Northampton, Hampshire, Massachusetts, and died 24 Mar 1741/42.
iv.Samuel DEWEY was born 25 Jun 1670 in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, and died 11 May 1734.
v.Hannah DEWEY was born 21 Feb 1671/72 in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, and died Aft. 1745. She married Matthew NOBLE 10 Dec 1690 in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts. He was born Feb 1667/68 in Westfield, Hampden, MA, and died Abt. 1744 in Sheffield, Berkshire, Massachusetts.
9. vi.Elizabeth DEWEY was born 10 Jan 1676/77 in Westfield, Hampden,MA, and died 2 Oct 1757 in Westfield, Hampden, MA. She married ThomasNOBLE 19 Dec 1695. He was born 14 Jan 1665/66 in Springfield, Hampden, MA, and died 29 Jul 1750 in Westfield, Hampden, MA.
vii.James DEWEY was born 3 Jul 1678 in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, and died 27 Feb 1681/82.
viii.Abigail DEWEY was born 14 Feb 1680/81 in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, and died 20 Dec 1747 in Westfield, Hampden, MA. She married Thomas DEWEY 7 Nov 1706 in Westfield, Hampdon, MA, son of Jedediah DEWEY and Sarah ORTON. He was born 29 Jun 1682 in Westfield, Hampdon, MA, and died 15 Mar 1758 in Westfield, Hampdon, MA.
ix.James DEWEY was born 12 Nov 1683 in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, and died 5 May 1686.
x.Israel DEWEY was born 9 Jul 1686 in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, and died 26 Jan 1727/28 in Westfield, Massachusetts. He married Sarah ROOT 1713 in Westfield, Hampden, MA. She was born 27 Jul 1683 in Westfield, Massachusetts.

Ahnentafel, Generation No. 6

36.Thomas DEWEY was born 1603 in Sandwich, Kent, England, and died 27Apr 1648 in Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut.

37.Frances RANDALL was born Bet. 1610 - 1615 in Windsor, CT, and died27 Sep 1690 in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts.

Children of Frances RANDALL and Thomas DEWEY are:
18. i.Thomas DEWEY was born 16 Feb 1639/40, and died 27 Apr 1690 in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts. He married Constance HAWES 1 Jun 1663 in Dorchester, Middlesex, Massachusetts. She was born 17 Jul 1642 in Dorchester, Middlesex, Massachusetts, and died 26 Apr 1703 in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts.
ii.Josiah DEWEY was born Bef. 10 Oct 1641 in Windsor, Hartford, CT, and died 7 Sep 1732 in Lebanon, New London, CT. He married Hepzibah LYMAN 6 Nov 1662 in Northanpton, Hamp., MA. She was born 1644 in Windsor,Hartford, CT, and died 4 Jun 1732 in Lebanon, New London, CT.
iii.Anna DEWEY was born Bef. 15 Oct 1643 in Windsor, CT, and died 14 Jan 1706/07. She married John WOODWARD 18 May 1671 in Northampton, MA.He was born Abt. 1646 in Dorchester, Suff. Ma, and died 5 Oct 1724.
iv.Israel DEWEY was born Bef. 25 Sep 1645 in Windsor, Hartford, CT, and died 23 Oct 1678 in Windsor, Hartford, CT. He married Abigail DRAKE20 Aug 1668 in Northampton, Hampshire, Ma. She was born 28 Sep 1648 in Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, and died Bef. 17 Nov 1696.
v.Jedediah DEWEY was born 15 Dec 1647 in Windsor, Hartford Co. Connecticut, and died May 1718 in Westfield, MA. He married Sarah ORTON Bef.1672 in Farmington, Connecticut. She was born 22 Aug 1652 in Windsor,Hartford County, Connecticut, and died 20 Nov 1711 in Westfield, Hampden, MA.
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Spouse: Alice WILLIARD. Jonathan WHITNEY and Alice WILLIARD were married in Lancaster, MA. Children were: Alice WHITNEY.

Spouse: Mary Ann STRATTON. Lucius M WHITNEY and Mary Ann STRATTON were married. Household Record 1880 United States Census
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's BirthplaceMother's Birthplace
Miles WHITNEY Self M Male W 42 MA Farmer MA MA
Jane WHITNEY Wife M Female W 37 NY House Keeping NYNY
Fred WHITNEY Son S Male W 19 MA Farmer MA NY
Lizzie WHITNEY Dau S Female W 17 MA At Home MA NY
Bert WHITNEY Son S Male W 15 MA At Home MA NY
Edward WHITNEY Son S Male W 14 MA At School MA NY
Charles WHITNEY Son S Male W 12 MA At School MA NY
Mane WHITNEY Son S Male W 6 MA At School MA NY
Lucy WHITNEY Dau S Female W 5 MA At School MA NY
Kate WHITNEY Dau S Female W 3 MA At Home MA NY
Lucius WHITNEY Son S Male W 1 MA At Home MANY
Source Information:
Census Place Otis, Berkshire, Massachusetts
Family History Library Film 1254520
NA Film Number T9-0520
Page Number 543C Children were: Helena WHITNEY, Rena WHITNEY.

Spouse: Sara Jane BLUNT. Children were: Lucius M WHITNEY, Charles E WHITNEY.