Kenneth Stuart Paulsen Ahnentafel / Anetavle / Ancestor Table (Continued)
Kenneth Stuart Paulsen Ahnentafel / Anetavle / Ancestor Table (Continued)
Thirteenth Generation
5284. Zoar / Zoeth Howland, son of 10568. Henry Howland & 10569. Mary Unknown. Born 31 Jan 1635/36 in Duxbury, Plymouth Colony, British America. Zoar / Zoeth died in Pocasset, Plymouth Colony, British America, on 31 Mar 1676; he was 41.74
Pocasset is now Tiverton, R.I.. He was killed by Indians during King Philip’s War.
In Dec 1656 Zoar / Zoeth married Abigail Unknown in Dartmouth, Plymouth Colony, British America.
5296. Henry Tucker, son of 10592. Robert Tucker & 10593. Susan Barlow. Born abt 1619 in Devonshire, Kingdom of England. Henry died in Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Prov. of Massachusetts Bay, British America, on 21 Apr 1694; he was 75.1,74
9 Jan 1651/52 Henry married Martha Unknown in Newport, Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, British America.
5298. Giles Slocumb. Born on 28 Sep 1623 in Old Cleeve, Somerset, Kingdom of England. Giles died in Portsmouth, Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, British America, on 12 Mar 1682; he was 58.
The Will of Giles Slocumb:
"Seeing it pleaseth God to give me this opportunity being in good & sound memory it is with me to setle my out ward Estate that the Lord hath blessed mee with all unto whome I give the glory whoe is gold over All blessed for Ever more amen now Know all people whoe may bee concerned hearin That I Gyles Slocom now of the Towne of Portsmouth one Road Island and in ye Kings Providence Plantation of New England in Amerrica sinnair I doe make this my last will & Testiment in mannar & forme ase ffolloweth my will is that my depts bee first payd by my Executirx hereafter named. Item I doe give & beequeath unto my Louving sonn Samuell Slocome five shillings in Lawfull monyes of New England.
"Item I give & beequeath unto my sonn John Slocom five shillings Lawful monyes of New England. Item I doe give and beequeath unto my Louving sonn Gyles Slocom him his heires And asignes for Ever all my Lands and housing to mee beelonginge and apertaining beeing and Laying in or one Rhod Island in the Towne of Portsmouth and now in my occupation Excepting foure accors of Land with one Small Teniment one it laying in the Towne of Portsmouth in Rhod Island and now in the occupation of Will Rickinson house carpenter. Item I give unto my sonn Giles Slocom one great Chest one table one bedsteed one great chaire.
"Item I give unto my son Ebenezer five shillings Lawfull monyes of New England. Item I give unto my son Nathaniell Slocom two shars of Lands Laying neere the Towne of Shrosbury in New Jersey to him his heires and asignes for Ever. Item I give and bequeath unto my son Peleg Slocom halfe A sheare of Land Lying and beeing in the Towne of Dartmouth with all the Rights prineledges theare unto beelonging to him his heires and asignes for Ever.
"Item I give and bequeath unto my son Eliezer Slocom one quarter of a sheare of Land Laying and beeing in the aforesaid Towne of Dartmouth in the Colonye of Plimouth to him his heires and Asignes for Ever.
"Item I give and beequeath unto my Louing Darter Johanah Mott three quarters of a sheare of Land situate and Laying neare Shorsbury [ Shrewsbury] in New Jersey to her her heires and asignes for Ever.
"Item I give and beequeath unto my Loueing Dauter Mary Tucker foure accars of Land with one small Teniment one it Laying in the Towne of Portsmouth one Rhod Island and now in the occupation of Will Rickinson house carpenter to her and her heires for Ever.
"Item I give and bequeath unto my Dafter Mary Tucker sixteen accors of Land situate and Laying up one the Island of Cononicut which wase formerly in the posstiion of Robert Hasard to her her heires and asignes for Ever.
"Item I give unto my son Eliezer Slocom two oxen foure cowes one horse. Item I give and beequeath unto my Dafter Johanah Mott five pounds Lawful monyes of New England to bee payd her out of my stocke when when solde.
"Item I give and bequeath unto my Dafter Johanah Mott my Riding horse. Item I doe give and beequeath unto my Loueing friends the peple of God called Quakers foure pound Lawfull monyes of New England to bee payd into the mens meeting one Road Island.
"Item I give and beequeath unto my three children Nathaniell Eliezer Slocom and Johanah Mott all my beding equaly devided betwixt them.
"Item I give unto all my Grand children each of them five sheepe A peace.
"Item All the Remainder of my Estate undisposed of I give and beequeath unto my five children Nathaniell Peleg Eliezer Slcom Johanah Mott Mary Tucker to bee Equalye devided bee twen them.
"Item my will is that all my legises bee truly payd by my Executrix within six months after my deseas.
"Item my will is that after my dessease my sonn Gyles Slocom shall give one mounthes time unto my Executrix for the Removing and taking all my stock ase coews osen sheepe horskine and household goods. Lastly I doe heare by nominate constitute and apoynt my trusty and well beloved Dafter Johanah Mott to bee my full and sole Executrix of this my Last will and Testament nulling and makeing void all other wills formerly by mee made what soever And this to stand for my Last will and Testament furder I doe desire my Loueing friends John Easton Simn Water Charles and Arthur Cooke all of Road Island to see this my Last will performed unto which I have heare unto set my hand & seale the Tennth day of ye Eigh mounth called October in the yeare one Thousand six hundred Eighty and one.
The marke of Gyles T Slocum"
"Signed sealed published and
declared in the presen of
the marke of
John C Cooper
the marke of
Mary O Cooke, Arthur Cooke
Margret Cooke"
Potential clue to parentage: Fiske, Jane Fletcher. "The Family of Giles Slocum of Dartmouth, Massachusetts and Newport, Rhode Island", in Rhode Island Roots (Cumberland, Rhode Island: The Rhode Island Genealogical Society), Vol 19, p. 13-24, 1993.
In 1642 Giles married Joanne Cook.
5302. Samuel Gorton, son of 10604. Thomas Gorton. Born Feb 1592/93 in Gorton, Lancashire, Kingdom of England. Samuel died in Warwick, Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, British America, bef 10 Dec 1677; he was 85.
Samuel Gorton and family arrived in Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1636.
On 20 May 1628 Samuel married Mary Mayplet in London, Middlesex, Kingdom of England.
5328. George Wheeler, son of 10656. Thomas Wheeler & 10657. Rebecca Sayre. Born Mar 1605/06 in Cranfield, Bedfordshire, Kingdom of England. George died in Concord, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, Dominion of New England, British America, bef 2 Jun 1687; he was 82.
Will of George Wheeler, Sr.,
I George Wheeler Senior in the Town of Concord in the County of Middlesex in the Massachusetts Colony in New England being in a confident measure of memory & understanding : praised be God : doe make this my last Will & Testament in manner and forme as follows:
loweth: First: My soul I commite to God y* gave it me believing in the Lord Jesus Christ my onely Lord & Savior who will raise my body att the last & great day to life eternall: & my body to decent buryall: first: I will y* my due debts be honebly paid & funnerall charges satisfied: for my temprall estate as foUoweth: first I will that my whole estate shall stande engaged & be responseable for my comfortable maintenance in all respects during the term of my life: & as to my funnerall charges to be borne by my whole estate also the charges of execution & all court confirmation and enroulment be borne by my whole estate: I will to my two sons Thomas Wheeler & John Wheeler my mansion dwelling house barns cow houses & orchards with y* part of the home lot joyning to said house & orchards down to the cross fence y* stood cross ye sd lot in equall right of p'"priety the lower part of sd lot down to John Scorthford house I give to my son Thomas & y* part of my lot lying between Joshua Wheeler & John Scorthford I give to my son John: I give to my two sons Thomas & John my six acers bought of Gershon Bulkeley lying over the hills equally in right: also I give to my sons Thomas & John my twenty eight acers of woodland lying in the north quarter over the river equall in right: also I give to the children of my son William, deceased as a legacy out of my estate the sume of sixty six pounds seven shillings to be paid to them by the executors of this my will in equall right of propriety onely my will is y* my medow at brooke medow on both sides of the brook excepting y* p*^ I give to my son Thomas as also my one acer in ash swamp at Fairehaven: be by the executors of this my will be dispoossed of to my son Williams children & to be as pte of y® above sd legacy: also the two acers & a halfe of a medow on the northwest side of the brake at brooke medow joyning to my son Williams pastor it is not my said son Williams but I will it to my executors to administer upon it as my estate: I give to my son Thomas my piece of medow at Brooke medow joyning to John Wheeler medow lying on the northwest side of the brooke three acers more or less: I give to my son John my two acers & a halfe of medow in spring medow more or less : I give to my two sones Thomas & John my medow in ye medow called the great medow with my pte of the post in equall right: I give to my son John my fourteen acers at the south field on the east side of the Country way againt Compe's house also two acers in muddy medow swamp: I give to my sons Thomas & John my fourty four acers lying north of Waldon Pond in equall right : I give to my son Thomas my fourteen acers lying on the southeast of the south river joyning to Nathaniel & John Billings I give to my son John my six acers joyning to Daniel Dane southeast from mount Taber: I give to my Sones Thomas & John my eight acers joyning to Mr. Flints pond lying by the east quarter lyne in equall right : I give to my son John my four acers in John Mills pastor joyning to the south river: also I give to my two sons Thomas & John out of my moveable estate five pounds a piece: I give to my son Thomas ten pounds out of my moveable estate in consideration he is short of his brothers in receit of parts (msg) give to my daughter ifoxes children six pounds equall amongst them: I give to my four daughters Elizabeth Fletcher, Sarah Dudly, Ruth Hartwell & Hanah Fletcher the sume of fifteen pounds apiece in good & currant Countery pay to be paid to them in Concord currant price : allso I will & reserve to my selfe during my life a comfortable maintenance in all respects & y^ Charge of my maintenance upon my estate viz begine in the year one thousand six hundred eighty & two on to the day of my Death : which said Charge is to come out & be leavied upon my estate I meane this my estate in this my will given & legacyes bequeathed: & my will is y* when that all Charges concerning my maintenance & decent buryall & otherwise be satisfied : y* then each legacye & estate given doe then abate their due & true & just proportion: what y^ executors of this my will shall bring in account truly due all & each of my children sons & daughters resting contented with their due part of my estate in this my will given be it more or less ye whole ore but part here given: for I know not the ay of my death & so not what my comfortable maintenance may spend : I give to my sons Thomas & John my seven acers lying in ye corner nere Watertovsm lyne also my will is that no legacy shall be required untill two years after my death: these lands I give to my two sons Thomas & John their heirs & assigns be it more or less also I will constitute & make my two sons Thomas Wheeler & John Wheeler the executors of this my will & equally to pay all legacys each his equall p portion: This I George Wheeler Senior make this my laste will all my former Wills to be anullity & voide. Witness my hand & seal this twenty eight day of January in the year one thousand six hundred eighty & four.
Geoege Wheeler (Seal) His X mark Signed & sealed in presence of Samuel Meeiam, Jonathan Hubaed & John Scoethfoed. By his Excellency the Governor""
The hereunder written Samuel Meriam and Jonathan Hubard witnesses to this will personally came & appeared before me & made oath on the holy Evangelist that they saw the above written George Wheeler signe scale & declare this to be his last will & testament. Sworne ye second day of July 1687 before me, E. Andeos.
John West, D Secr'y.
On 8 Jun 1630 George married Katherine Penn in Cranfield, Bedfordshire, Kingdom of England.
5336. Thomas Hapgood, son of 10672. Richard Hapgood & 10673. Helenor Earle. Born abt 1598 in Chute, Wiltshire, Kingdom of England. Thomas died in Hatherden, Hampshire, Kingdom of England, aft 1665; he was 67.
On 25 Oct 1641 Thomas married Joane Scullard in Andover, Hampshire, Kingdom of England.
5337. Joane Scullard, daughter of 10674. Sydrack Scullard & 10675. Mary Blake. Born abt Jul 1612 in Andover, Hampshire, Kingdom of England. Joane died in Hampshire, England, United Kingdom, aft 2 May 1650; she was 37.
5338. Nathaniel Treadaway, son of 10676. Nathaniel Treadaway & 10677. Mary Howe. Born abt 1615 in Kingdom of England. Nathaniel died in Watertown, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America, on 20 Jul 1689; he was 74.1 Occupation: Weaver, Selectman, Highway Surveyor.
Abt 1639 Nathaniel married Sufferanna Haynes in Watertown, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America.
5339. Sufferanna Haynes, daughter of 10678. Walter Haynes & 10679. Elizabeth Unknown. Born in 1617 in Sutton Mandeville, Wiltshire, Kingdom of England. Sufferanna died in Watertown, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America, on 22 Jul 1682; she was 65.1
5342. William Simonds. Born in Nov 1612 in Winchester, Hampshire, Kingdom of England. William died in Woburn, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America, on 7 Jun 1672; he was 59.1
possible birth 18 Jan 1612/13
18 Jan 1643/44 William married Judith Phippen in Woburn, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America.1
5343. Judith Phippen, daughter of 10686. William Phippen & 10687. Judith Burrow. Born abt Sep 1617 in Wedmore, Somerset, Kingdom of England. Judith died in Woburn, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America, 3 Jan 1689/90; she was 71.
Judith Phippen migrated to New England in 1635 on the Planter out of London, England. She enrolled as a passenger on 22 March 1634/35. She was aged 16 and was a servant to Nicholas Davis. Upon arrival in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, she lived in the Davis household at Charlestown. She moved to Woburn when the Davis household relocated there. (Charles Robert Anderson, The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England, 1634-1635, Volume V, pp. 456-457)
5408. Jehan Guillaume Boutheiller. Jehan Guillaume died in Chagey, Principauté de Montbéliard, Holy Roman Empire on 11 Jun 1635.77
Jehan Guillaume married Jehanne Unknown.
5409. Jehanne Unknown. Jehanne died in Chagey, Principauté de Montbéliard, Holy Roman Empire on 11 Jun 1635.77
Philippe married Eve Peny.
5423. Eve Peny. Eve died in Clairegoutte, Principauté de Montbéliard, Holy Roman Empire in Jan 1680. Buried on 28 Jan 1680 in Clairegoutte, Principauté de Montbéliard, Holy Roman Empire.65