Descendants of Thomas Makepeace


Generation No. 1

1. THOMAS5 MAKEPEACE (ABEL4, RICHARD3, HENRY2, HENRY1) was born 22 Sep 1595 in Bristol, Dorchester, ENGLAND, and died 02 Feb 1666/67 in Boston, Suffolk Co., MA. He married (1) ELIZABETH HAWKRED Bef. 1626 in ENGLAND. She was born Abt. 1596 in ?M, D, Y - MISSING PLACE, and died Bef. 1642 in ?M, D, Y - MISSING PLACE. He married (2) ELIZABETH CONEY 25 Jun 1641.

Notes for THOMAS MAKEPEACE:


Information from Edwin S. Hoot, 6402 Malcolm Dr., Dallas, TX 75214.
Born 1593 Bristol or Shrewsbery, England, died 02 Feb. 1667 at Dorchester, MA, married 1st Elizabeth Hawkred in England.

They came as a family from Bristol or Shrewsbery, ENG in 1635
He lived in Dorchester in 1641 where he owned land.
PIONEERS OF MASSACHUSETTS p. 102: Thomas Makepeace owned land at
Dorchester Neck adjacent to Goodman Clarke, carpenter, in 1649: p 124
Thomas Makepeace bought a farm in Dorchester from John Crow before
1641. p 310: Thomas Makepeace petetioned the court 22 May 1651 for
power to sell land at Braintree for the 6 children's benefit.
His will of 30 Jun 1666 was probated 1 Aug 1667

He was paid to be in the Narraganset Expedition against the Indians. He was a strong adocate for public schools and gave a lot of personal money towards this cause-----
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from ANCESTRY OF JOHN S. GUSTIN by Susan McComb.The history of Dorchester says that he came from London in 1635. The author says that he was listed as one of five men from Bristol, England to claim a parcel of land deeded to them. This was in 1637. They then petitioned Massechusetts to be included in the State and it was granted. Also in 1637, the town of Boston granted him a house and garden site. He must have been of importance as he was granted the title of Mr. In 1638, the church became weary of his religious view unless he reforms. In 1654, Mr Thomas Makepeace was in the Narraganset Expedition against the Indians for which he was paid from the treasure of Massachusetts Bay. He took much interest in free schools . In 1641, he with other owners,conveyed the whole of rents and profits of Thompson's Island to the town of Dorchester for the support of a free school. His will, dated Boston June 30, 1666 is on record in the probate office in Boston. It is long and can bee found in the MAKEPEACE GENEALOGY,Pg 15.
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There is a legend that a cetrain Scottish King desired to mary a princess in England at the time that the two countries were at war. This was done and the family of the princess was hencforth known as the Makepeace family. From English court records in the rign of Queen Elizabeth 1577-1578.
In the history of OLD DORECHESTER THOMAS MAKEPEACE IS AMONG THOSE WHO CAME FROM LONDON IN1635. He was one of the five proprietors of Dover, New Hampshire and Swampscottpatients and was from Bristol or Shrewsbury, England. One of the other proprietors was Robert Saltenstall. the patients embraced the seaside where Portsmouth now is and coming around the said land by the river until the Falls of Quamacot which now includes Dover, New Hampshire. Mr. Makepeace was one of the five proprietors petitioned by the general court to have patiets and the jurisdiction of the people dwelling within the limits of these patients amd come under the government of Mass. which was granted. from Mas. Records 1641, June 2 several parties are named appointed to view and settle Mr, Makepeace farm of 200 acres. At this time, 1641, Mr. Makeseace lived in Dorchester where he owned land this same year he married Mrs. Elizabeth Mellows of Boston for his second wife. From the records of the First Curch, Boston is found the following. " the 25 th day of the fifth month of 1641 Mrs Elizabeth Makepeace lately called Mr. Elizabeth Mellows but now wife of Mr. Makepeace, Dorchester, was granted recommendation thether, That is to the church in Dorchester. from the book called the TRANSCRIPT OF BOSTON RECORD Vol 1 pg 45 1637 " the 25 th day of 7 th Mo. September 1637. At a meeting this day it is granted ath Mr. thomas Makeseace shall have a house and garden place. this house and garden place were in Hanover St, near Court Street and probably was not far frow where the Concert Hall was in1857. It was not far from what was called the MARKET STAND in the colonial days of Boston In this Market Stand stood the first meeting house of Boston being a tiny place with a thatched roof, It served as a church till 1640. QA little north of this place lived Captain Robert Keayne who founded ( in this country ) the Ancient and Honorable Company of Artillary of which Mr. Makepeace was a member.
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Extract from the History of Dorchester " a church was gathered this year ( 1638 ) at Waymouth under the sanction of the proper authorities and Mr Lenthial, wh appeared to be in advance of his time in liberality cause by the elders to suppose that he imbided some of the errors of Mrs. Hutchinson. They determined to check the error in the bud and Mr. Lenthial therefore was called before the general court to retract his opinions and some of his friends were punished. For two of our MRs, a title of no small significance in those days wre brought before the court and Mr. Ambrose Martin for calling the church covenment as stinking carrion abd a human invention and saying that he
wondered at God,s patience and said that the ministers did detrone Christ and set up themselves, was fined 10 pounds and counselled to go to Mr. Mather and be councelled by him. Likewise Mr. Thomas Makepease, because of his novel disposition, was informed " We are weary of him unless he reformed" It is not known the disposition of Thomas Makepeace.
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He had two wives named Elizabeth. The sirname of his first wife is no known.


More About THOMAS MAKEPEACE:
Will: 30 Jun 1666, Boston, MA

Marriage Notes for THOMAS MAKEPEACE and ELIZABETH HAWKRED:
Marriage date of 02 Mar 1640/41 has to be wrong! All children born befor then.

Notes for ELIZABETH CONEY:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 11

Marriage Notes for THOMAS MAKEPEACE and ELIZABETH CONEY:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 11

Children of THOMAS MAKEPEACE and ELIZABETH HAWKRED are:
2. i. HANNAH6 MAKEPEACE, b. 1626, Bristol, Somerset Co., ENGLAND.
3. ii. WILLIAM MAKEPEACE II, b. Abt. 1633, Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 19 Aug 1681.
4. iii. ESTHER HESTER MAKEPEACE, b. 21 Jul 1634, Bristol, Somerset Co,. ENGLAND; d. 24 Apr 1685, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA.
iv. THOMAS MAKEPEACE, b. Abt. 1638, Bristol, Somerset, England; m. ANN JOHNSON, 23 May 1661, Boston, MA.
v. MARY MAKEPEACE, b. 1638, Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA; m. BOSTON LAWRENCE WILLIS, 05 Jul 1656, Boston, MA.

Notes for MARY MAKEPEACE:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 15

Notes for BOSTON LAWRENCE WILLIS:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 15

5. vi. WAYTAWHILDE MAKEPEACE, b. 22 Mar 1640/41, Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 1731.


Child of THOMAS MAKEPEACE and ELIZABETH CONEY is:
vii. JOSEPH6 MAKEPEACE, b. 20 Jul 1646, Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 1666, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA.

Notes for JOSEPH MAKEPEACE:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 22

More About JOSEPH MAKEPEACE:
Baptism: 20 Sep 1646
Burial: 20 Sep 1666, Dorchester, MA


Generation No. 2

2. HANNAH6 MAKEPEACE (THOMAS5, ABEL4, RICHARD3, HENRY2, HENRY1) was born 1626 in Bristol, Somerset Co., ENGLAND. She married STEPHEN HOPPIN 1647.

Notes for HANNAH MAKEPEACE:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 15

Notes for STEPHEN HOPPIN:


Of Thompson's Island. Came over on the Mayflower and was a signer of the Mayflower Compact.
S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 15

Children of HANNAH MAKEPEACE and STEPHEN HOPPIN are:
i. DELIVERENCE7 HOPPIN.

Notes for DELIVERENCE HOPPIN:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 17

ii. JOHN HOPPIN.

Notes for JOHN HOPPIN:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 17

iii. STEPHEN HOPPIN.

Notes for STEPHEN HOPPIN:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 17

iv. HANNAH HOPPIN.

Notes for HANNAH HOPPIN:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 17

v. SARAH HOPPIN.

Notes for SARAH HOPPIN:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 17

vi. THOMAS HOPPIN.

Notes for THOMAS HOPPIN:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 17

vii. OPPERTUNITY HOPPIN.

Notes for OPPERTUNITY HOPPIN:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 17

viii. JOSEPH HOPPIN.

Notes for JOSEPH HOPPIN:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 17

ix. BENJAMIN HOPPIN.

Notes for BENJAMIN HOPPIN:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 17


3. WILLIAM6 MAKEPEACE II (THOMAS5, ABEL4, RICHARD3, HENRY2, HENRY1) was born Abt. 1633 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA, and died 19 Aug 1681. He married ANN JOHNSON 23 May 1661 in Boston, Suffolk Co., MA. She was born Abt. 1640.

Notes for WILLIAM MAKEPEACE II:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 15

Notes for ANN JOHNSON:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 15

Children of WILLIAM MAKEPEACE and ANN JOHNSON are:
6. i. THOMAS7 MAKEPEACE, b. Assonet (Freetown), MA; d. Abt. 1705.
7. ii. WILLIAM MAKEPEACE III, b. 1663, Assonet (Freetown), Bristol Co., MA; d. Dec 1736, Tauton, Bristol Co., MA.
8. iii. MARY MAKEPEACE, b. 1670, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA.
iv. ANNE MAKEPEACE, b. Assonet (Freetown), MA; m. JAMES EDMESTER, 19 Apr 1689.
9. v. 01 MAKEPEACE.
vi. SARAH MAKEPEACE, b. Bet. 1690 - 1694; m. (1) ISAAC HATHAWAY, 22 Feb 1709/10, Tauton, Bristol Co., MA; b. Abt. 1678, Freetown, Bristol Co., MA; m. (2) ISAAC HATHAWAY, 22 Feb 1710/11.


4. ESTHER HESTER6 MAKEPEACE (THOMAS5, ABEL4, RICHARD3, HENRY2, HENRY1) was born 21 Jul 1634 in Bristol, Somerset Co,. ENGLAND, and died 24 Apr 1685 in Boston, Suffolk Co., MA. She married JOHN BROWNE 24 Feb 1654/55 in Boston, Suffolk Co., MA, son of JOHN BROWNE and DOROTHY KENT. He was born 1631 in Hawkedon, Suffolk Co., ENGLAND, and died 20 Nov 1697 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA.

Notes for JOHN BROWNE:


Information from Edwin S. Hoot, 6402 Malcolm Dr., Dallas, TX.
John Browne called a Scotsman, born 1631 at Hawkedon, ENG, emigrated
to MA from ENG in Sept. 1632 (1 yr. old child) with his parents aboard the ship Lyon, died 20 Nov 1697 at Watertown, MA. "Imigrant Ancestors" Virkus, p. 16.
NEGHR, Vol II, 1857: Early Records of Boston Mass, p. 200, John Browne
was married to Esther Makepeace, the daughter of Thomas Makepeace of
Boston, 24:2:55, by Capt. Hum. Atharton 24 May 1655, the year started 1
Mar. at that time.
also BOSTON BIRTHS, DEATHS, BAPTISMS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS Appleton p 52

Savage, James, "Genealogical Dictionary of First Settlers of New England", volume 1, Boston: Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Company, 1860-62, page 264

Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire page 116
John,Scotchman, b. ab. 1631, m. in Boston 24 Apr. 1655 Esther, d. of
Thomas Makepeace, whose will 30 June 1666 rememb. them and their 5 ch.
He rem. from Cambridge ab. 1663 to Marlboro, where he sold out in 1678
and rem. to East Deering, Falmouth. Gr.j. 1683, selectman 1687. Lists
(74****), 34, 225a, (228b), 228c. In the second war he esc. to
Watertown. Will 20 Nov. 1697 names 4 sons and 5 sons-in-law, incl. John
Adams, Tho. Darley or Darby, and John Hartshorn. Wid. Esther in 1699
deeded [p.116] to s. Joseph. Ch: Joseph, b. Cambridge 8 Feb. 1655-6, k.
by a cart 24 Sep. 1671. Elizabeth, b. 26 Mar. 1657, m. 10 Jan. 1677 John
Gustin. Sarah, b. 18 July 1661. Mary b. 19 Dec. 1662. John, b. Marlboro
27 Nov. 1664; wit. Falm. 1681, Y. D. xiii. 228; Falm. petn. 1689. List
228c; liv. 1697. Poss. (23) or John of Marshfield, shipwright, who bot
and sold the neighb. Andrews farm 1712-1718, wit. Thomas Brown. Hester,
b. and d. 1667. Thomas, b. 1669, Falm. petn. 1689. Lists 228cd; liv.
1697. See John. Daniel, b. 1671, liv. 1697. Deborah, b. 1673, m.
Jeremiah Meacham of Salem. Abigail, b. 9 Mar. 1675. Joseph, b. 1677,
Dea. in Watertown. See Bond 145, 731.
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More About JOHN BROWNE:
Will: 20 Nov 1697

Children of ESTHER MAKEPEACE and JOHN BROWNE are:
i. JOSEPH7 BROWNE, b. 08 Feb 1654/55, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 24 Sep 1671, Marlboro, Middlesex Co, MA.
10. ii. ELIZABETH MAKEPEACE BROWNE, b. 26 Mar 1657, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 03 Jul 1720, Falmouth, York Co., ME.
iii. SARAH BROWNE, b. 18 Jul 1661, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA; m. (1) GEORGE PARKHURST, 1682, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA; b. 1618, England; m. (2) HENRY HARVEY, 12 Dec 1700; b. 1650, Cambridge, Essex Co., MA; m. (3) JOHN ADAMS, 1703, ?M, D, Y - MISSING PLACE; b. Abt. 1657.

Notes for SARAH BROWNE:


Married 1st George Parkurst 2nd John Adams (LDS 7115828 Sheet 76
S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 18

11. iv. MARY/MARCY BROWNE, b. 19 Dec 1662, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA; d. 04 Jan 1726/27, Stow, Middlesex Co., MA.
v. JOHN BROWNE, b. 27 Nov 1664, Marlboro, Middlesex Co., MA; m. ELIZABETH LEGG, 28 May 1686; b. Abt. 1666.
vi. HESTER ESTHER BROWNE, b. 08 Dec 1667, Marlboro, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 15 Dec 1667, Marlboro, Middlesex Co., MA.
vii. RUTH BROWNE, b. 08 Dec 1668, Falmouth, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 15 Dec 1669.
viii. THOMAS E. BROWNE, b. 15 Mar 1669/70, Marlboro, Middlesex Co., MA; d. Jun 1793.
ix. DANIEL BROWNE, b. 1672, Marlboro, Middlesex Co., MA; d. Jun 1693.
12. x. DEBORAH BROWNE, b. 20 Apr 1673, Marlboro, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 20 Dec 1721, Windham, Windham Co., CT.
xi. ABIGAL BROWNE, b. 09 Mar 1674/75, Marlboro, Middlesex Co., MA; m. JOHN HARTSHORN; b. 1673.
13. xii. JOSEPH BROWNE II, b. 01 Dec 1677, Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 11 Jan 1766, Lexington, Middlesex Co., MA.


5. WAYTAWHILDE6 MAKEPEACE (THOMAS5, ABEL4, RICHARD3, HENRY2, HENRY1) was born 22 Mar 1640/41 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA, and died 1731. She married JOSIAH COOPER 13 Sep 1661.

Notes for WAYTAWHILDE MAKEPEACE:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 18

She was Great Grandmother of Roger Sherman, signer of Declaration of Independence.

Notes for JOSIAH COOPER:


Their MARRIAGE was performed by John Endicott, Governor of Massachusetts.
S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 15
States marriage performed by Josiah Cooper

Children of WAYTAWHILDE MAKEPEACE and JOSIAH COOPER are:
i. ELIZABETH7 COOPER.

Notes for ELIZABETH COOPER:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 18

ii. THOMAS COOPER.

Notes for THOMAS COOPER:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 18


Generation No. 3

6. THOMAS7 MAKEPEACE (WILLIAM6, THOMAS5, ABEL4, RICHARD3, HENRY2, HENRY1) was born in Assonet (Freetown), MA, and died Abt. 1705. He married (1) MARY SIMMONS. He married (2) MARY BURT 10 Jan 1697/98.

Child of THOMAS MAKEPEACE and MARY SIMMONS is:
i. SARAH8 MAKEPEACE, b. 22 Sep 1695, Freetown, MA; m. ISAAC HATHAWAY, 22 Feb 1710/11.


7. WILLIAM7 MAKEPEACE III (WILLIAM6, THOMAS5, ABEL4, RICHARD3, HENRY2, HENRY1) was born 1663 in Assonet (Freetown), Bristol Co., MA, and died Dec 1736 in Tauton, Bristol Co., MA. He married ABIGAIL TISDALE 02 Dec 1685 in Taunton, Bristol Co., MA, daughter of JOHN TISDALE and HANNAH ROGERS. She was born 15 Jul 1667 in Tauton, Bristol Co., MA, and died Bet. 10 May 1718 - 03 Jan 1731/32.

More About WILLIAM MAKEPEACE III:
Alt DOD: Bef. 16 Nov 1736
Will: 16 Nov 1736

Children of WILLIAM MAKEPEACE and ABIGAIL TISDALE are:
i. ABIGAIL8 MAKEPEACE, b. 25 Nov 1686; d. Bef. 16 Nov 1736; m. IMMANUEL WILLIAMS; b. Abt. 1680; d. Abt. 1718.

Notes for ABIGAIL MAKEPEACE:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 37

ii. ANNA MAKEPEACE, b. 04 May 1689, Freetown, Bristol Co., MA; d. Bet. 16 Nov 1736 - 11 Dec 1750.

Notes for ANNA MAKEPEACE:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 37

iii. MARY MAKEPEACE, b. 22 Mar 1690/91; m. UNKNOWN GOULD.

Notes for MARY MAKEPEACE:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 37

iv. SUSANNA MAKEPEACE, b. 23 Sep 1694; d. Bef. Dec 1748; m. JOSEPH GODFREY, Bef. 1737, Tauton, Bristol Co., MA; b. 01 Mar 1694/95, Tauton, Bristol Co., MA; d. Aft. 11 Dec 1750, Norton, MA.

Notes for SUSANNA MAKEPEACE:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 37

v. LYDIA MAKEPEACE, b. 04 Nov 1696, Freetown, Bristol Co., MA; m. SIMEON WITHERELL.

Notes for LYDIA MAKEPEACE:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 37

vi. DEBORAH MAKEPEACE, b. 13 Jan 1698/99, Freetown, Bristol Co., MA; d. Aft. 11 Dec 1750; m. GEORGE GURLEY, Bef. 1748.

Notes for DEBORAH MAKEPEACE:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 37

vii. SETH MAKEPEACE, b. 23 Jun 1702, Freetown, Bristol Co., MA; d. 1749, Norton, MA; m. MARY WARE, 21 Jun 1732.

Notes for SETH MAKEPEACE:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 37

Notes for MARY WARE:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 42

viii. WILLIAM MAKEPEACE IV, b. 1704, Taunton, Bristol Co., MA; d. 15 Apr 1740, Norton, Bristol Co., MA; m. EXPERIENCE ALDRICH, 14 Jan 1724/25; b. 11 Nov 1702, Norton, Bristol Co., MA.

Notes for WILLIAM MAKEPEACE IV:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 37

More About WILLIAM MAKEPEACE IV:
Will: 19 Aug 1740, Norton, MA

Notes for EXPERIENCE ALDRICH:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 44

ix. REMEMBER MAKEPEACE, b. Abt. 1706; m. UNKNOWN PORTER.

Notes for REMEMBER MAKEPEACE:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 37

x. PRISCILLA MAKEPEACE, b. Abt. 1708; m. UNKNOWN ALDRIDGE.

Notes for PRISCILLA MAKEPEACE:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 37

xi. THOMAS MAKEPEACE, b. Abt. 1710; m. CHARITY STAPLES.

Notes for THOMAS MAKEPEACE:


S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 37


8. MARY7 MAKEPEACE (WILLIAM6, THOMAS5, ABEL4, RICHARD3, HENRY2, HENRY1) was born 1670 in Boston, Suffolk Co., MA. She married WILLIAM DAVIS 01 Mar 1685/86. He was born 24 Jun 1653 in Boston, Suffolk Co., MA.

Child of MARY MAKEPEACE and WILLIAM DAVIS is:
i. WILLIAM8 DAVIS, b. 1688.


9. 017 MAKEPEACE (WILLIAM6, THOMAS5, ABEL4, RICHARD3, HENRY2, HENRY1)1. He married UNKNOWN UNKNOWN1.

Child of 01 MAKEPEACE and UNKNOWN UNKNOWN is:
i. GERSHOM8 MAKEPEACE1, b. 1700, Freetown, MA1; m. JANE UNKNOWN1; b. 1705.


10. ELIZABETH MAKEPEACE7 BROWNE (ESTHER HESTER6 MAKEPEACE, THOMAS5, ABEL4, RICHARD3, HENRY2, HENRY1) was born 26 Mar 1657 in Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA, and died 03 Jul 1720 in Falmouth, York Co., ME. She married JOHN 'AUGUSTINE JUEN' AUGUSTINE 10 Jan 1676/77 in Essex Co., MA, son of EDMUND JEAN DE LE TACQ and ESTHER LE ROSSIGNOL. He was born 09 Jan 1647/48 in Le Tacq, St Owens Par., Isle of Jersey, UK, and died 03 Jul 1719 in Portland (Falmouth, MA), York Co., ME.

Notes for ELIZABETH MAKEPEACE BROWNE:
!LDS Libr: #AFN:9NCZ-71. Some data from S. Kelly. Falmouth now Portland, ME.

S="Gustine Compendium", Nancy Gustine Courson Weaver, 1929, p. 36.
S="JEAN-AUGUSTINE-GUSTIN GENEALOGY" - Compiled by Minerva E. Bushnell, 635 West 109th Place, Los Angeles, CA - p 2 Family 3
Jean/John Gustin married Jan 10 1677 at Watertown, Mass. Elizabeth Browne, daughter of John and Ester (Makepeace) Browne and was mentioned in his father-in-laws will. Elizabeth was born March 26, 1657. (VIDE - BOND'S GENEALOGY AND HISTORY OF WATERTOWN, SECOND EDITION, p 271)
Descendants of John and Elizabeth (Browne) Gustin have been traced to almost every state in the union and also Canada.
In Virginia and Pennesylvania their descendants are found among the well known families of Hamilton, Snowden and Thompson of Philadelphia; Chew, Hunter and Greene of Virginia.
Elizabeth (Browne) Gustin was a grandaughter of Thomas Makepeace and a descendant of Lawrence Washingron, ancestor of General George Washington.
"SONS & DAUGHTERS OF THE PILGRIMS", p. 260

S="HISTORY of CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS 1630-1877 PREFACE", page 88
12 May 1662, d. 11 Jan. 1677, 592 Brown, Elizabeth (John) b. 26 Mar.
1657, m. John Gustin, of Falmouth
S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 18
S="GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF THE FIRST SETTLERS OF NEW ENGLAND", by John Savage, Vol 1, A-C, p. 79
S="The Quiet Adventurers in North America", Manion Turk 929.1 T847 AFRA
S=CAPT Bruce Gustin III, Gustin3@SPB.SWFPAC.NAVY.MIL
Elizabeth (Brown) Gustin appeared personally in York Co., ME to sell land in April 1729, so the date you list for her death puzzles me (03 July 1720 - Falmouth, York Co., ME)

Notes for JOHN 'AUGUSTINE JUEN' AUGUSTINE:
!LDS Libr #AFN:9NCZ-6T.
S="Gustine Compendium", Gustine Courson Weaver, 1929.
S="The Gustin Family", Lester Carlisle Gustin, 1949, p 12.
Some data from S. Kelly. Will date: 3 Jul 1719

On July 3, 1719 at Falmouth (now Portland), Maine, the immigrant, John Gustin, (Augustine Jean) in the name of God, Amen, on his death-bed, signed his will as follows: "John AUGustin".

The Jeans were Huguenot refugees and after the Edict of Nantes of 1598 and restated in 1685. Capt. Augustine Jean came to America at Reading, MA. in the spring of 1675 and served in King Phillips War 1675/6 as a sergeant in Captain Turner's company. (VIDE, SOLDIERS IN KING PHILLIP'S WAR - p 491, by Rev George M Bodge indexed Gustin {Augustin}) At the close of the war (1680) he received from President Danforth, a grant of land at Falmouth, ME. with the privilege of conducting a brick yard. John and Elizabeth settled in Falmouth and brought his in- laws with him This was the fourth lot on what was Broad street, now India street. He bought a small lot of Widow Housing on the west side of the Presumpscot river. He bought land above the falls on the Presumpscot in 1686 of Thomas Cloice and made his home there until May 16, 1690 when the Indians destroyed Falmouth. He bought more land in ME *2. On 26 May 1690 the French and Indians sacked and burned Falmouth. John and family were among the few who escaped. They fled to Lynn, MA. They returned to Falmouth in 1719. Falmouth is now Portland, ME. He was said to be a mariner part of the time and was once captain of a vessel. (Maine was a part of Massachusetts until 1820 when it became an separate State. Falmouth, now Portland ME, is about 200 miles up the coast from Watertown and less by sea, so the latter was probably the means of travel.)

Notice that this is the third of our progenitors to serve in the military in the very early part of our country. The following is a copy of his will on file at Augusta, Maine.

Probate Office, 3, 37.

"In the name of God Amen The third day of July in the year of our Lord one Thousand Seven Hundred & Nineteen , John Gustin of Falmouth in the County of Yorke in his Majesties Province of the Massachusetts Bay in New England. A husband man being very Sick and Weak in body but of perfect mind and memory Thanks be to God: Do make & ordain this my last will and Testament that is to Say Principally & first of all I give & Recommend my Soul into the hands of God that gave it and my body to the Earth to be Buried in Decent & Christian Manner at the Direction of my Executor hereafter Named in hopes of a Glorious Resurrection at the Last Day, as to my worldly Estate (after my just
Debts & funeral Charges are paid) I give & Dispose of the Same in Manner Following. I give unto my Beloved Wife Elizabeth Gustin My Dwelling house in which I now live with the Lot of Land belonging to it lying & being in the Town of Falmouth with all my household goods & Moveable Estate for her vse during her Natural life & to be at her disposal to any of her Children as She Sees meet. Item I give to my Sons Sam & John Gustin Each of them five Shillings in money.

Item I give to my daughters Sarah & Abigail Each of them five Shillings in money all to be paid them within Twelve Months after my Decease.

Item I give to my three Sons Ebenezer Thomas & David Gustin all the Rest of my Lands in Falmouth in Casco Bay lying at Martins Point & Pesumpscot river together with all Debts (they having been most helpful to me and their Mother in our old age) To be Possessed by Them Their Heirs or Assignees forever, I further Will that my Stock of Cattle & Swine together with Horses be to the Vse of my Wife in equal proportion with my Said Three Sons last Mentioned during her Natural life and after her Decease to be Equally Divided among my Sons Ebenezer , Thomas & David; I do hereby make &
ordain my Son Ebenezer Gustin ,My Sole Executor, to this my last Will & Testament Vtterly Revoking & Disannuling all other Wills Testaments Bequests & Executors Ratifying also & Confirming this & no other to be my last Will & Testament. In Witness where of I have hereunto Set my hand & Seal the
Day and year above Written

the Mark
Signed Sealed and Published & Declared by the Said John Gustin (Seal) in the Presents of us the Subsc
Lewis Bane
Natha Freeman
Daniel Simpson"
Sic

*2 Maine State Library, State House, Augusta, ME .D

S=JEAN-AUGUSTINE-GUSTIN GENEALOGY - Compiled by Minerva E. Bushnell, 635 West 109th Place, Los Angeles, CA - p 2 Family 3

S= "Genealogical Dictionary of First Settlers of New England", by Savage, James, volume 1, Boston: Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Company, 1860-62, page 79
Augustine, John, Reading 1677, had come from the Isle of Jersey, and had serv. in the comp. of Turner in the latter part of Philip's war, and in that yr. by deed on our rec. sold to John Brock of the same place all the goods and chat. ho. and lds. left to him by f. and mo. He m. 10 Jan. 1678, Eliz. d. of John Brown of Watertown, as Bond, 145, tells; and in 1680 took a gr. of ld. at Falmouth from Presid. Danforth, and bot. more; but on destr. by the Ind. and French, 1690, he rem. to Lynn, but [p.80] went back to F. 1719. He left wid. Eliz. and ch. Samuel, John, Ebenezer, Thomas, David, Sarah, and Abigail, of wh. descend. are found in the vicin. to this day. Gradual change occurs in his name to Gustan, or Gustin, and is justif. by his own writ. but the wild perversity of a scrivener had pleasure in turning him into Augustine John. See Suff. Deeds, X. 131, and Willis, I. 161, 210.


WFT 0709 - Moved 1675, Reading, MA; 1676 Sgt in Capt. Turner's Co. King Phillips War; 1680 Moved to Falmouth, MA; 26 May 1690 Moved to Lynn, MA after the destruction of Falmouth.

"SONS & DAUGHTERS OF THE PILGRIMS", p. 260

Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire page 293

John, Falmouth, orig. Augustine le Rossignol Jean, bp. St. Owen's par., Jersey, 9 Jan. 1647, s. of Edmond Jean and w. Esther (le Rossignol). Jestin John, serv. of Jacob Barney of Bass Riv. 1670, poss. same as the Falm. man, who served in Philip's War as Gustin John. M. at Salem 10 Jan. 1676-7 Elizabeth Brown (16). Of Reading in June 1677, he sold his Jersey prop (Suff. D. x. 131). Falm. gr. with liberty for a brickyd.
1680; bot in 1686 from the Cloyes fam. and liv. on Presumpscot River until driven to Lynn, returning 1714-16. Lists 225a, 228c, 229. Will, husband m., Falm., wit. by three York men, 3 July 1719 (inv. 4 Apr. 1720) names w. Elizabeth, 7 ch., favoring three youngest sons who had been helpful to them. She liv. 10 Apr. 1729, app. dead 21 May 1731. Kn. ch: Sarah, m. in Salem 20 July 1704 Jonathan Bly. Samuel, b. ab. 1681, mov. to Conn. ?Elizabeth, poss. a dau., not in will, m. in Boston 12 Aug. 1708 James -Lowle-. In 1714 John Nicholson and Elizabeth -Lower- gave evid. ab. the Me. land. Rec. Lynn: John, b. 5 Nov. 1691, went to Conn. and N. J. Abigail, b. 9 Dec. 1693, m. (int. Lynn 1 Nov 1712) Thos.
Fuller. Ebenezer, b. 4 Oct. 1696, shipwright. Falm. soldier 1722, 1725. With br. David indebted to Phineas Jones est. 1743; Gustin & Co. ment. same time. At Louisburg 1745; finally settl. at Phipsburg. W. Isabel. Ch. rec. Falm: Elizabeth, b. 31 Oct. 1723. Thomas, b. 5 Mar. 1698-9, went to Conn. David, b. 6 Feb. 1702-3, husbandman. Falm. soldier 1722, 1725. W. Jane or Jean; 9 ch. bp. Falm. 1728-50. Of Topsham, adm. to Saml. Winchell 11 June 1766.
S="GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF THE FIRST SETTLERS OF NEW ENGLAND", by John Savage, Vol 1, A-C, p. 79
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More About JOHN 'AUGUSTINE JUEN' AUGUSTINE:
Baptism: 09 Jan 1647/48, Le Tacq, St Owens Parish, Isle of Jersey, UK

Marriage Notes for ELIZABETH BROWNE and JOHN AUGUSTINE:
S="VITAL RECORDS OF SALEM MASSACHUSETTS, TO THE END OF THE YEAR 1849, VOL III-MARRIAGES", pub. 1924

GUSTEN (see also Gustin), John, and Elizabeth Browne, 10:11 m:1676. Ct. R.

S="GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF THE FIRST SETTLERS OF NEW ENGLAND", by John Savage, Vol 1, A-C, p. 79
Gives marriage date as 10 Jan 1678, not 10 Jan 1676/77

S=CAPT Bruce Gustin III, Gustin3@SPB.SWFPAC.NAVY.MIL
I don't believe that Augustine Jean/John Gustin and Elizabeth Brown were married in Marlborough. Marlborough was destroyed in two attacks by the Indians in 1676 and the inhabitants fled for their lives. Years elapsed before the settlers returned to Marlborough. Torrey says they were married in Essex Co., MA 10 Jan 1676/7, but I have not seen the primary evidence yet. At the time, ministers were not permitted to perform marriages in Massachusetts. Perhaps they were married by a Magistrate of Essex County.


S=Roger Coleman
12 Jan 1677/78

Children of ELIZABETH BROWNE and JOHN AUGUSTINE are:
i. SARAH8 GUSTIN, b. 1679, Falmouth, York Co., ME; d. 10 Dec 1747; m. JONATHAN BLY-BLYTH-BLEIGH, 20 Jul 1704, Salem, Essex Co., MA; b. Abt. 1680; d. 12 Sep 1748.

Notes for SARAH GUSTIN:
S="Gustine Compendium", Gustine Courson Weaver, 1929, p. 45
It is regretted that no history has beeb preserved of this daughter, that has ever reached the hands of the persons who, through a period of fourty years, have endevored to collect data on this family.
S=Michael Allen Crawford, 125 S.300 E. #807, Salt Lake City, UT 84111-2031.
S="Ancestry of John S. Gustin and his wife Susan McComb", Sarah A. Dewick,1900, p. 27.
AMERICAN GENEALOGY
S="JEAN-AUGUSTINE-GUSTIN GENEALOGY" - Compiled by Minerva E. Bushnell, 635 West 109th Place, Los Angeles, CA - p 3 Town records of Falmouth were destroyed when Indians destroyed the town.
S="NEW ENGLAND FAMILIES - History of Salem, MA: Vol III (1671-1716), Domesticity", p. 369
DOD
S=WFT CD231; Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT; Film # 0761210
S="The Gustin Gang", by Lester Carlisle Gustin; p. 1
S="The Quiet Adventurers in North America", Manion Turk 929.1 T847 AFRA

GUSTIN, Sarah Marr 1704 MASS Sp: Jonathan BLY
BLY, Jonathan Marriage
Wife: Sarah GUSTIN
Marriage Date: 20 Jul 1704 Recorded in: Salem, Essex, MA
Source: FHL Number 761209+ Dates: 1644-1867


Notes for JONATHAN BLY-BLYTH-BLEIGH:


Information from a GEDCOM of Michael Allen Crawford, 125 S. 300 E.
#807, Salt Lake City, UT 84111-2031.

The Ancestry of Herbert Ervin Gutin Compiled by Lester Carlisle Gustin, 1954, FHL US/CAN 929.272 G978g.

S="NEW ENGLAND FAMILIES - History of Salem, MA: Vol III (1671-1716), Domesticity", p. 369
Gives Johnathan Bly (Blythe), DOD
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Marriage Notes for SARAH GUSTIN and JONATHAN BLY-BLYTH-BLEIGH:


from "VITAL RECORDS OF SALEM MASSACHUSETTS, TO THE END OF THE YEAR 1849,
vOL III-MARRIAGES", pub. 1924

GUSTIN (see also Gusten), Sarah, and Jonathan Bly, July 20, 1704


ii. SAMUEL GUSTINE, b. 1681, Falmouth, York Co., ME; d. Unknown, Frankford, Sussex Co., NJ; m. (1) ABIGAIL SHAW, 26 Jun 1712, Stonington, New London Co., CT2,3; b. Bef. 02 Jun 1695, Stonington, New London Co., CT; d. Unknown, MISSING PLACE; m. (2) MARY SMITH, 1740, Lyme, CT.

Notes for SAMUEL GUSTINE:
S="Gustine Compendium", Gustine Courson Weaver, 1929, p. 45, 46.
The eldest son of Augustine Jean.
S=Stonnington, CT VR Vol 2 p. 37
Samuel Gustin m. Abigail Shaw 26 Jun 1712, by Rev James Noyes
S="Ancestry of John S. Gustin and his wife Susan McComb", Sarah A. Dewick, 1900, p 24.
S="The Gustin Gang", by Lester Carlisle Gustin; p. 1

Information from Edwin S. Hoot, 6402 Malcolm Dr., Dallas, TX about Samuel Sr. being a Rev.

S="JEAN-AUGUSTINE-GUSTIN GENEALOGY" - Compiled by Minerva E. Bushnell, 635 West 109th Place, Los Angeles, CA - p 3 Family 4
Settled first at Colchester, CN, where he made his cattle mark or brand, registered before 1710. From there he moved to Stonington, CT where he married Abigail Shaw (Records of first Congregational Church Stonington)

Source = William Peter Gustin, 924 Sunset Dr., Englewood, OH 45322.
He is known to have settled in Colchester, CT before 1710 as the mark for his cattle was registered there. He moved to Stoningham, CT where he married Abigail Shaw on June 26, 1712. She was the daughter of Daniel Shaw of Stoningham and was baptised there June 2, 1695. the birth records of two of his children are on file there but after 1718 there is no futher record of him except for a land deed dated in 1734 at Colchester, CT which may refer to him or to his son Samuel.
He also had a daughter, Abigail. While there is no record of their births, the following are also considered to have been his children: Stephen, Elizabeth and Lemuel.

S="The Gustin Family", by Lester Carlisle Gustin, Jan. 1949.
Samuel, the second child and first son, was born in 1681 at Falmouth, Maine. He settled first in Colchester, CT before 1710 and married there, June 26, 1712, Abigail Shaw who was born at Stonington, CT in 1695. They had children: 1. Abigail, born March 12, 1713, married March 14, 1739, Nehemiah Royce at Lyme, CT.
2. Samuel, baptized June 22, 1718, was a minister. He married Margaret
Wardner. Some of their descendants live in Marlington, Stamstead Co.,
Canada. They had a son, Samuel, whose son John, born Lyme, CT February
12, 1743, married Lydia Mack, born June 25,1746, died July 20, 1847, at
the age of 101 years at Marlow, New Hamsphire.

Descendants of Samuel are found in Missouri, Indiana and Michigan.


S="HISTORY OF THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, STONINGTON, CONN.,
1674-1874.", WITH THE REPORT OF BI-CENTENNIAL PROCEEDINGS, JUNE 3, 1874. WITH APPENDIX CONTAINING STATISTICS OF THE CHURCH. BY
RICHARD A. WHEELER.; p. 210, 213, 215
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Notes for ABIGAIL SHAW:
S="Ancestry of John S. Gustin and his wife Susan McComb", Sarah A. Dewick,1900,
p. 24.
JEAN-AUGUSTINE-GUSTIN GENEALOGY - Compiled by Minerva E. Bushnell, 635 West 109th Place, Los Angeles, CA - p 3
S="The Gustin Gang", by Lester Carlisle Gustin; p. 1
S="Gustine Compendium", Gustine Courson Weaver, 1929, p. 46
S="HISTORY OF THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, STONINGTON, CONN.,
1674-1874.", WITH THE REPORT OF BI-CENTENNIAL PROCEEDINGS, JUNE 3, 1874. WITH APPENDIX CONTAINING STATISTICS OF THE CHURCH. BY
RICHARD A. WHEELER.; p. 215
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Marriage Notes for SAMUEL GUSTINE and ABIGAIL SHAW:
Volume 2, Page 37, Wequetequock later called Southtown (now Stonington Town Records), New London County, Connecticut, New England
Event: Justice of the Peace 26 JUN 1712 in Reverend James Noyes


Notes for MARY SMITH:


S=Robert L. Ward, 12236 Shadetree Ln, Laurel, MD 20708-2832
International Genealogical Index (IGI), Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS).
m.(2) after 6 Mar 1722, Mary-4 (SMITH) PENNOCK, dau. of Francis-3 and Mary

On that date she gave a deed as Mary PENNOCK (Lyme Land Records, vol. 4, p. 7).
Her parentage proved by her father's will, 1739, in which he mentions his daughter Mary [no surname] and her daughter Elizabeth HOWD [see below]. Her marriage to Samuel GUSTIN is proved by a deed (Lyme LR9:287) dated 17 Apr 1754.

1729 - year of last sons birth, Samuel was 48 so the MARRIAGE would have been after this.


From: CAPT Bruce Gustin III [SMTP:Gustin3@SPB.SWFPAC.NAVY.MIL]
Sent: Saturday, October 07, 2000 2:11 PM
To: GUSTIN-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: Samuel Gustin - Mary (Smith) Pinnock

Can anyone identify this Samuel Gustin or tell me if the source is in error?

Francis Smith (1657-1739 Lyme, CT) and his wife Mary {__?__} had a daughter,
Mary Smith. She was married twice; first, to James Pinnock; secondly, to
Samuel Gustin.

Ref: Lillian Lounsberry (Miner) Selleck, One Branch of the Miner Family (New Haven, CT: Donald Lines Jacobus, 1928), 162

W/r,
-= Bruce =-

Marriage Notes for SAMUEL GUSTINE and MARY SMITH:
Another date: Aft. 06 Mar 1721/22

iii. ELIZABETH E. GUSTINE, b. 1685, Falmouth, York Co., ME4; d. 22 Feb 18055; m. JAMES LOWELL, 12 Aug 1708, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA; b. 27 Mar 1668, Boston, MA; d. 25 Aug 1718.

Notes for ELIZABETH E. GUSTINE:
S="Gustine Compendium", By Gustine Nancy (Courson) Weaver, Cincinnati, 1929, p. 45, 286.
The initial E., date of birth, death and locations provided by computer essage
from Albert Grindstaff, Independence, MO.
S="JEAN-AUGUSTINE-GUSTIN GENEALOGY" - Compiled by Minerva E. Bushnell, 635 West 109th Place, Los Angeles, CA - p 3

Married at Boston, Mass as appears on the original MARRIAGE records of the officiating clergyman, Rev Benjamin Colman. She died probably prior to the date of her father's will.
(VIDE, NEW ENGLAND HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL REGISTER, VOL 34, p 191)
Elizabeth GASTON is believed to be the daughter of Hugh GASTON.
The Surname GUSTIN, and a death date of 22 February 1805 was supplied by
Cynthia Buck Thompson 4748.
S="The Gustin Gang", by Lester Carlisle Gustin; p. 3
Gives DOB as 1688
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Notes for JAMES LOWELL:


JEAN-AUGUSTINE-GUSTIN GENEALOGY - Compiled by Minerva E. Bushnell, 635 West 109th Place, Los Angeles, CA - p 3

S= Constance Diamond
NOT James \Lowle (Towle)\; James Lowell
S="The Gustin Gang", by Lester Carlisle Gustin; p. 3
S=Camella Turner; clturner@pacbell.net
DOB, DOD
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James Towle, rem to Frankford, NJ

Marriage Notes for ELIZABETH GUSTINE and JAMES LOWELL:


Source Information:
Ancestry.com. Boston, MA Marriages, 1700-1809. [database online]
Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Original data: Boston, MA Registry
Department. Boston Marriages from 1700 to 1751 and Boston Marriages from
1752-1809. Volumes 1 and 2. Boston, MA: Municipal Print, 1898; 1903.

Spouse1: James Lowle
Location:
Comments:
Spouse2: Eliza. Gusten
Location:
Comments: Int. reads [Elizabeth Gustin]
Married By: Mr. Benj. Colman
Date: 12 Aug 1708


iv. WILLIAM GUSTIN, b. 1688, Lynn, Essex Co., MA; d. Bef. 1721; m. ABIGAIL THAYER, 24 Dec 1714, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA; b. Abt. 1698; d. Bef. 1737.

Notes for WILLIAM GUSTIN:
Mike Crawford, SLC, UT. on 01-30-96.

Joseph or Joseph James Lamphere b. 02/16/1699 at Stonington, CT. m. #1
06/01/1721 Abigail Gustin, Boston, MA. m#2 09/22/1737 Margaret Crocker,
Stonington, CT.

I've puzzled over this for I couldn't find a probable Abigail in my Gustin database. Just figured it out. William Gustin married Abigail Thayer on 24 December, 1714 in Boston, Suffolk, MA. He must have died before 1 June, 1721.

So now you know that she was Abigail Thayer Gustin. How can I be sure
of this?

Because the original immigrant, Augustine Jean, who changed his name to John Gustin after coming here from the Isle of Jersey, is the forebear of *all* early Gustin/Gustine families in the country, and the only other Abigail is his daughter and William's sister, who married Thomas Fuller.
Besides, one of the Gustin books gives a 1 June, 1721 marriage for Abigail Thayer to James Langfear.
S="The Quiet Adventurers in North America", Manion Turk 929.1 T847 AFRA
S=CAPT Bruce Gustin III; Gustin3@SPB.SWFPAC.NAVY.MIL
As for the others, namely William and Mary, there is absolutely no evidence that I have ever seen that would lead me to believe that they are the children of Augustine Jean & Elizabeth Brown - - other than their surname. That they were named Gustin is a coincidence. I note that in 1688, there was a Will/William Gustin listed as a member of the "militia on Kennebeck River (Maine) under Capt. John Rowden" in Baxter's "Documentary History of the State of Maine" Vol. VI p.362. Perhaps William, Mary, and even Elizabeth were his children. In addition, there was another Gustin family living in Boston in the late 1600's and the wife's name was Mary:
"Mary Gustin, Widow, of Boston" indicted 5 Oct 1697 for selling drink without license (Mass. Arch. 40:472). She could have been the mother of William, Mary, and Elizabeth, all three of whom are mentioned in Boston records. There is no birth record in Lynn for a William Gustin, so I think
the 1688 date and place were simply estimates to "help" this individual "fit" into the family. If Mary Gustin was born in New London in 1689, she certainly wasn't the child of Elizabeth (Brown) Gustin, as Elizabeth was raising a family in Falmouth at the time.


Notes for ABIGAIL THAYER:
Source = Mike Crawford, SLC, UT. on 01-30-96.
Joseph or Joseph James Lamphere b. 02/16/1699 at Stonington, CT. m. #1
06/01/1721 Abigail Gustin, Boston, MA. m#2 09/22/1737 Margaret Crocker, Stonington, CT.
I've puzzled over this for I couldn't find a probable Abigail in my Gustin database. Just figured it out. William Gustin married Abigail Thayer on 24 December, 1714 in Boston, Suffolk, MA. He must have died before 1 June, 1721.
So now you know that she was Abigail Thayer Gustin. How can I be sure of this?
Because the original immigrant, Augustine Jean, who changed his name to John Gustin after coming here from the Isle of Jersey, is the forebear of *all* early Gustin/Gustine families in the country, and the only other Abigail is his daughter and William's sister, who married Thomas Fuller. Besides, one of the Gustin books gives a 1 June, 1721 marriage for Abigail Thayer to James Langfear.
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v. MARY GUSTINE6,7, b. 1689, New London Co., CT8,9,10; d. 30 Oct 1752, New London Co., CT10; m. (1) RICHARD WARD, 22 Oct 1697, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA; b. Abt. 1676, MISSING PLACE; d. Bef. 1711, MISSING PLACE; m. (2) JOHN BUSHNELL11, 07 Jun 1711, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA; b. 04 Aug 1687, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA12; d. Abt. 1748, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA; m. (3) JOSEPH MINER13,14, 02 Oct 1750, New London Co., CT14; b. 06 Aug 1666, New London Co., CT14; d. 26 Apr 175214.

Notes for MARY GUSTINE:
S="BOSTON BIRTHS, BAPTISMS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS 1630-1669" Appleton-p 236: Richard Ward & Mary Gusteen were married by James Allen 22 Oct 1697

Information from a GEDCOM of Michael Allen Crawford, 125 S. 300 E. #807, Salt Lake City, UT 84111-2031.

Well, guys, the possible Bushnell connection is bugging me like crazy. I have been reading and re-reading what notes we have from Minerva Bushnell trying to figure how she arrived at her belief that John Gustin, Jr was married to Mary Bushnell and John Gustin's sister, Mary was married to Mary Bushnell's brother, John Bushnell.

Minerva states that John Gustin, an adult, baptized July 7, 1713, owning the covenent in public at the Congregational church of Stonington, Conn. and that John married in 1713, Mary Bushnell. If that is so, did we miss the marriage record by not checking Augustin or Bushnell. Perhaps Mary was on a different church and that's how we missed the marriage. When we were in Springfield Conn. we only checked the Gustin name in the many indexes. Has anyone checked for Bushnell there?

Minerva states that Mary Gustin, b 1689, d at New London, Conn. Oct. 30, 1752, m. June 27, 1710, in Silas church, to John Bushnell, 4th Generation. John was born Aug 4, 1687, at Boston, Mass.
Their children:
1. John Bushnell, Jr. b June 27 1711, m Elizabeth Strawbridge
2. Rebecca Bushnell, b Oct 27, 1712, m Dec. 11, 1740, Silas Church
3. Sarah Bushnell, b Jan 19 1714 m Dec 12 1740, Richard Knox
4. Gustin Bushnell, b May 11, 1718, d same year
5. Mary Bushnell, b Jan. 21, 1719
6. Gustin Bushnell (2) b Mar 29 1721
7. Thomas Bushnell b 1722
8. William Bushnell b Nov 8, 1724.
[then she states: "Nothing further is known of this Bushnell family"]

Has anyone seen or heard of a Bushnell Genealogy other than that written by Minerva Bushnell in the mid 1950's? There was a letter written from 733 Flower Ave., Venice, Calif., 28 Jan 1951 from G E Bushnell "Bushnell Family Historian" who refers to a "Judge Bushnell" and a "Bushnell Genealogy by George Eleazer Bushnell of Nashville, published in 1948, and completed by him just before his death in 1945."
S=BUSHNELL GENEALOGY (Ancestry and Posterity of Francis Bushnell) by Georg
Eleazer Bushnell

S="John Augustus Miner, _Thomas Minor Descendants 1608-1981_, (1981):", p. 26
S="The Lyon's Whelps - Descendants of Thomas Miner 1608-1900", by John A. Miner, pub Acton, MA 1970. Located in Clayton Library, Houston, Harris Co., TX.;
p. 71
Listed as Mary Bushnell
p. 72
Widow Bushnell
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S=CAPT Bruce Gustin III; Gustin3@SPB.SWFPAC.NAVY.MIL
As for the others, namely William and Mary, there is absolutely no evidence that I have ever seen that would lead me to believe that they are the children of Augustine Jean & Elizabeth Brown - - other than their surname. That they were named Gustin is a coincidence. I note that in 1688, there was a Will/William Gustin listed as a member of the "militia on Kennebeck River (Maine) under Capt. John Rowden" in Baxter's "Documentary History of the State of Maine" Vol. VI p.362. Perhaps William, Mary, and even Elizabeth were his children. In addition, there was another Gustin family living in Boston in the late 1600's and the wife's name was Mary:
"Mary Gustin, Widow, of Boston" indicted 5 Oct 1697 for selling drink without license (Mass. Arch. 40:472). She could have been the mother of William, Mary, and Elizabeth, all three of whom are mentioned in Boston records. There is no birth record in Lynn for a William Gustin, so I think
the 1688 date and place were simply estimates to "help" this individual "fit" into the family. If Mary Gustin was born in New London in 1689, she certainly wasn't the child of Elizabeth (Brown) Gustin, as Elizabeth was raising a family in Falmouth at the time.


More About MARY GUSTINE:
Fact: Wife #315,16

Notes for RICHARD WARD:
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Notes for JOHN BUSHNELL:


Information from a GEDCOM of Michael Allen Crawford, 125 S. 300 E. #807, Salt Lake City, UT 84111-2031.


Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire page 123
John,Boston, m. Sarah, app. (Lovering, sis. of Wm.), wid. of John Place.
Rec. ch: John, b. 4 Aug. 1687. J. B. m. Boston 27 June 1710 Mary Gustin.
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Marriage Notes for MARY GUSTINE and JOHN BUSHNELL:


Married Silas Church

Source Information:
Ancestry.com. Boston, MA Marriages, 1700-1809. [database online]
Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Original data: Boston, MA Registry
Department. Boston Marriages from 1700 to 1751 and Boston Marriages from
1752-1809. Volumes 1 and 2. Boston, MA: Municipal Print, 1898; 1903.

Spouse1: John Bushnel
Location:
Comments: Int. reads [Bushnell]
Spouse2: Mary Gusten
Location:
Comments:
Married By: Rev. Mr. Benj. Wadsworth Presbt.
Date: 27 Jun 1710


Notes for JOSEPH MINER:


S="John Augustus Miner, _Thomas Minor Descendants 1608-1981_, (1981):", p. 26
S="The Lyon's Whelps - Descendants of Thomas Miner 1608-1900", by John A. Miner, pub Acton, MA 1970. Located in Clayton Library, Houston, Harris Co., TX.;
p. 71- 72

More About JOSEPH MINER:
Fact: Husband #316

Marriage Notes for MARY GUSTINE and JOSEPH MINER:


Married is son-in-law's, Silas Church, Church

vi. JOHN GUSTIN, II COL17, b. 05 Nov 1691, Lynn, Essex Co., MA; d. 15 Oct 1777, Frankford, Sussex Co., NJ; m. MARY JANE BUSHNELL17, 13 May 1713, Stonington, New London Co., CT; b. 04 Aug 1687, Lynn, Essex Co., MA; d. 03 Dec 1762, Frankford, Sussex Co., NJ.

Notes for JOHN GUSTIN, II COL:
S=Lewis A. Buck, Black Mtn., NC -
Gives "John Hugh Gustin", no proof, although requested, has been provided.

!LDS Libr #AFN:9NCX-FW
Information from a GEDCOM of Michael Allen Crawford, 125 S. 300 E.#807, Salt
Lake City, UT 84111-2031.

"The Ancestry of Herbert Ervin Gustin", Volume II by Lester Carlisle Gustin, 1954, FHL US/CAN 929.273G978g.
Birth, baptism and death dates
S="Ancestry of John S. Gustin and his wife Susan McComb", Sarah A. Dewick, 1900, p 27.

"Gustine Compendium", Gustine Courson Weaver, 1929, p. 45, 159.
John, third child of Augustine and Elizabeth was born November 5, 1691, died October 15, 1777. Descendants spell the name without the final "e".
He settled 4 miles west of Lebanon OH in 1798. He served in Rev. War as a substitute for his father. 7 children.
John was baptized "owning the covenant, in public" at Stonington, CT, 7 July 1714 (22 yrs of age) After leaving Stonington he went to Hebron, CT and then to Glastonbury where he ,resided for some years where the records show him to have been a large land owner. Glastonbury land records speak of his coming from Hebron, CT, They disposed of most of their property as the deeds show c. 1753/4. with deeds of land to John Jr., Alpheus, Eliphalet, and Amos. From there they went to Florida, Orange Co., NY, and finally to Frankford, Sussex Co. NJ, where both he and his wife died.

The following are individual 3x5 index cards from the Coon Collection of
the Genealogical Society of New Jersey found at Alexander Library, Rutgers
Univ. in New Brunswick.
Clove D. Ref. Church = Clove Dutch Reformed Church
Card 11
Gustin, John (Wm Bass bought this farm of Isaac Hornbook)
B. [1690] D. 10.15.1777 in 88th yr. Bur. Wm. Bass farm (1929) ab 1/2 m.
South of village of Branchville, Sussex Co., N.J.
m. Mary ________ B. [1692] D. 12.3.1762 ae 70 yrs. Bur. beside
husb.

These tombs remain between Branchville and Augusta NJ.

Here lies ye body of Here lyeth ye body of
JOHN GUSTIN MARY GUSTIN
Deceased Oct. 15, 1777 Deceased Dec. 3 AD 1702
being in ye 88 yrs of his age 70 years old
(He was in his 86th year)

Here lyeth ye body of
DIADEM GUSTIN 1762

S="JEAN-AUGUSTINE-GUSTIN GENEALOGY", Compiled by Minerva E. Bushnell, 635 West 109th Place, Los Angeles, CA - p 3 Family 5
John(5), b.Nov,1691 at Lynn, Mass. (town records). The Congregational church of-Stonnington, Conn. contains the following: "John Gustin, an adult, baptized July 7,1713, owning the covenant in publick." He married , in 1713, Mary (last name not known). She was born in 1692. In deeds conveying lands at Glastonbury, Conn. show him to have been possessed of large-land holdings, and he was at that time dealing generously with his elder sons. There are 50 deeds recorded at Glestonbury, alone, executed by John Gustin and his elder sons. Glastonbury land records speaks of John Gustin coming from Hebron, Conn. and his deeds of land to John Jr., Alpheus, Eliphalet and Amos and disposed of most of their property, as deeds show, about 1753 and 1754. Prior to 1763, John and wife Mary, accompanied by some of their children (of whom Jeremiah was the youngest) moved Florida, Orange Co., NY where they had located after disposing of their land at Glastonbury, Conn. and settled in the central part of Sussex Co. New Jersey where she died Dec. 31, 1762 aged 70 years. He died Oct.16, 1777 aged 86 years. Their remains were interred on their own estate between Augusta and Banchville, .Sussex Co., N.J. Their tombs, the inscription on which, still (1897) can be decyphered, are located on lands now owned by Frank Roe; once part of the Gustin estate. He was Colonel in the Indian war and private minute man in the Revolutionary War. Also Home Guard..


(Note:- John Gustin (1691) was born at Lynn, Mass. baptized at Stonington, Conn. moved from there to Hebron, Conn. then to Glastonbury, Conn. then to Florida, Orange Co. N.Y. thence to Sussex Co., New Jersey where he died Oct.15, 1777. -:M.E.B.)

from "SUSSEX COUNTY CEMETERY RECORDS - EIGHT CEMETERIES", 1938
Gustin Graveyard
About one-half mile from the village of Branchville towards Augusta,
Sussex Co. Once the Gustin farm, now Israel McDanolds.

Here lies the body of Diadem Gustin - 1762

Here lies the body of John Gustin Deceased Oct. 15. A.D. 1777
Being in the 88th year of his age.

Dates from Shannon Genealogy Index 2 page 568 LDS Library Mesa under SH
1. The record of his children are copied from the original family bible in 1807 by Timothy Gustin and found in his old ledger and communicated to Geo. W. Gustin in 1890. The later says that it agrees with the Connecticut town records except in the birth of Kesia which is one day later than in the Glastonbury records. The oldest six children were born in Stonington, CT. The next three in Heron, CT. The next three born in Glastonbury, CT.

Records in the ancestral file (Mormon's) state that John was born at Frankfort Twp., Sussex Co., NJ.

"SONS & DAUGHTERS OF THE PILGRIMS", p. 260

S="The Gustin Gang", by Lester Carlisle Gustin; p. 2
S="Gardiner-Gardner Genealogy", compiled by Clara Gardner Miller and John Milton Stanton, 1937; p. 56
Recored as Jemima Justin, not GUSTIN and DOD given as possibally 29 Jun 1799 at Gardner Lake, New London Co., CT; not 1814?
D/O John Gustin, Jr of Stonnington, CT in 1713; removed Heberon, CT, and thence to Glastonbury, CT. Abt 1745 went to Sussex Co., N. J., where he died 15 Oct 1777. He was born 5 Nov 1691, and was a son of John Gustin of Portland, ME, who was born in 1647 at Le Tocy, St Owen's Parish, Isle of Jersey, a son of Edmund Jean Gustin
S="The Quiet Adventurers in North America", Manion Turk 929.1 T847 AFRA

ME BIRTHS
GUSTIN, John M Nov. 5, 1691 Lynn John Elizabeth


More About JOHN GUSTIN, II COL:
Burial: Oct 1777, Old Kirby Graveyard near Lebanon, Sussex Co., NJ

Notes for MARY JANE BUSHNELL:
S="SAMUEL FERGUSON SON OF THOMAS OF PENNSYLVANIA AND SOME OF HIS DESCENDANTS. VOL. II, FERGUSON-KIRBY ANCESTORS AND DESCENDANTS INCLUDING: KIRBY, STEPHENSON, MAKEPEACE, BROWNE, GUSTIN, FULLER", compiled by Frances L. Ferguson, (Donald R. Ferguson)
pub. 1984, 201 W. Central Ave., LaGrange, IN 46761 216-463-3362 - p. 41a
Just a quick note to clear up something. In our message concerning the Gustin - Stephenson Connection", [which by the way, is the first and only place we've seen a possible different surname than Bushnell for Mary's maiden name], I may have inadvertantly misled you. Tom Hoot questioned whether the source of the info was in John's son, Jeremiah's will. I didn't remember seeing anything like that, so I reread what I sent and compared it with the page in the book, and I see how it could be interpreted as Tom did. However, that is not the case. On the family group sheet of Jeremiah Gustin I, it has the usual info, but since there was no place for info about the will, the compiler used the line "Other Wives" and drew a straight line through those two words and wrote "Will proven 5-16-1825". Next was listed date of death with "will" writen above it and 8-31-1823 written afterwards. Then came cemetery, then father's name, then mother's maiden name.
However, after looking in the book to find what Tom was referring to, I did find a note that might be helpful.

NOTE: GIVES name as Mary McKenny - p 67
husband: Jeremiah Gustin I, b. 7-26-1740 in Glastonburg, CT., m. in Sussex Co., NJ, d. 8-31-1823 in Red Lion, OH, buried in Old Kirby Cem. 2 miles from Red Lion, OH, will proven 5-16-1825, son of John Gustin and Mary McKenney<==McKENNEY

Under parents for Mary - "Wells. ME. father's name ? John McKenney (1668-97)? York Co. file. Drowned. [can't read next word] then 4-15-1697
Mass. Landowner s/o John"

And down below "Me & NH - p. 29 # 268a Inquest John McKenney. Apr. 15, 1697. York Co. Court. ME" Other references include "Noyes, Libby, Davis, Gen. Dic. of ME & NH" IF anyone gets a chance to check this out before we do, please pass on your findings to the group.

It's always nice to find a different opinion on things, but hopefully there is something tangible to back it up.

***Has anyone seen this before?? Is she a Bushnell, Mundy, or McKenney??***
S="KENDALL - KINDRED FAMILIES", compiled by Hazel M. Kendall (1929-1960) and later written up by Carolyn Miller in 1965.
John Nov. 5, 1691-Oct. 15, 1771 m. Mary Mundy 1692-1762 Sussex Co., New Jersey. Mary is listed as the daughter of Benajah Mundy whose grandson Benejah Munday lived by Benejah Gustin in Washington Co., Pa. 1790."

!LDS Libr #AFN:9NCX-G3

Information from a GEDCOM of Michael Allen Crawford, 125 S. 300 E. #807, Salt Lake City, UT 84111-2031.

Death date from The Ancestry of Herbert Ervin Gustin Volume II by Lester Carlisle Gustin, 1954, FHL US/CAN 929.273 G978g.
S= "Gustine Compendium"
S="Ancestry of John S. Gustin and his wife Susan McComb", Sarah A. Dewick, 1900, p 27.

Information from Edwin S. Hoot, 6402 Malcolm Dr., Dallas, TX about the middle initial "E" .

Mary's last name has been found! BUSHNELL
S= Minerva Bushnell & Tom Boelling

from "SUSSEX COUNTY CEMETERY RECORDS - EIGHT CEMETERIES", 1938
Gustin Graveyard
About one-half mile from the village of Branchville towards Augusta,
Sussex Co. Once the Gustin farm, now Israel McDanolds.

Here lies the body of Diadem Gustin - 1762

Here lies the body of John Gustin Deceased Oct. 15. A.D. 1777
Being in the 88th year of his age.


"SONS & DAUGHTERS OF THE PILGRIMS", p. 260

From: tomboelling@juno.com[SMTP:tomboelling@juno.com]
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 1997 9:28 PM
Subject: Re: John Gustin Jr & Mary ?
John Gustin and Mary Bushnell are right. And that John's sister Mary married John Bushnell. Check out the film from Salt lake City for the Bushnell family. I've seen the entries. And on the Ancestral file CD's It has the connections made there too.
I've checked the New Jersey sources that are also here in the Iowa State historical Building. The John Gustin and Mary Bushnell are indeed the one and the same that are buried in Branchville, NJ. (rural Frankford Twp., near Augusta). I'm told the stone still exist but are hard to read.
I hope they are not that hard to read as the one for his son Jeremiah Gustin and Bethany Fuller.

Re: Mary (?), w/o John Gustin...Bushnell?
Posted by: Gregg Kinney Date: April 12, 2000 at 09:30:16
In Reply to: Mary (?), w/o John Gustin...Bushnell? by Gregg Kinney of 162

S=Gregg Kinney
Some Gustin researchers have suggested that John Gustin2 married Mary (or Mary Jane) Bushnell4, d/o John Bushnell3 and Sarah Lovering. Proof, however, remains elusive. Some interesting connections are as follows:
1. John Gustin2's (1691) sister, Mary Gustin2, [children of John Gustin1 and Elizabeth Browne] married John Bushnell4, sister of Jane Bushnell4 [children of John Bushnell3 and Sarah Lovering].
2. Mehitable (Buswell) Bushnell, wife of William Bushnell4, son of John Bushnell3 and Sarah Lovering, and her son William5 witnessed the will of John Skinner3, g/s of John Skinner1 and Mary Loomis2.
3. John Skinner1 and Mary Loomis2 were the parents of Mary Skinner, first wife of John Colt1, who m2. Hester Edwards.
4. Mary Loomis2 was the d/o Joseph Loomis1 and Mary White, grandparents of Abraham Colt2, s/o John Colt1.
5. Abraham Colt4 (1714) was the g/s of Abraham Colt2 (1666), who married Elizabeth Gustin3 (1714), d/o John Gustin2 (1691) in #1. above.
Additionally:
1. William Bushnell, son of John Bushnell and Sarah Lovering, moved to Hartford, CT in 1725, where he was living as late as 1738. 7 of of his 11 children were born in Hartford.
2. The Colt/Coalt/Coult/Covalt families lived in Hartford by 1656, and for at least three generations family members lived nearby in Podunk, Windsor and Glastonbury, CT.
3. Mary Gustin2 and her husband, John Bushnell4, lived in Boston until after his death abt. 1699. Mary (Gustin)2 Bushnell m2. Joseph Miner and moved to New London, CT where she died 20 Oct 1752.
4. Clearly John Gustin2 would have known Jane Bushnell4 when John's sister, Mary Gustin2 married Jane's brother, John Bushnell4, in Boston on 27 Jun 1710.
5. The John Gustin2 & Mary (?) family arrived in Glastonbury, CT by about 1735. [Pehaps the family moved to Glastonbury, CT, in part, to be near some of her family, if John Gustin2's wife was Jane Bushnell4.]
Perhaps John Gustin2 was married in Boston, before he ever moved to CT...
Any comments or thoughts are appreciated.

SOURCES:
1. George Eleazer Bushnell's 1945 book on the Bushnell family. "Bushnell Family Genealogy. Ancestry and Posterity of Francis Bushnell (1580-1646) of Horsham, England and Guilford, Connecticut. Including Genealogical Notes of Other Bushnell Families Whose Connections with This Branch of the Family Tree Have Not Been Determined.", George Eleazer Bushnell. Nashville, TN, 1945.
S="The Quiet Adventurers in North America", Manion Turk 929.1 T847 AFRA

S=Penny Zeigler [penny_pansy@yahoo.com]
Okay I have two differnt names for his wife. One is right?
Mary Jane Bushnell B-9-4-1687 D-12-3-1762
Mary E. Mckenney B-9-4-1687 D-12-3-1762


More About MARY JANE BUSHNELL:
Alt DOB: 1692, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA18
Burial: 03 Dec 1762, Old Kirby Graveyard near Lebanon, Sussex Co., NJ

vii. ABIGAIL GUSTINE, b. 09 Dec 1693, Lynn, Essex Co., MA; m. THOMAS FULLER, 01 Nov 1712, Lynn, Essex Co., MA; b. 04 Jul 1691, Ipswich, Essex Co., MA.

Notes for ABIGAIL GUSTINE:


S="Fuller Genealogy", Author: William Hyslop Fuller, Call Number: R929.2 F96.4, P170 Marriage information taken from computer message of Robert Coventry to Hugh Rutherford concerning LAMPHEREs. 03-28-95. Message originated in Abilene, TX.
+++++++++++
Source = Mike Crawford, SLC, UT. on 01-30-96.
Joseph or Joseph James Lamphere b. 02/16/1699 at Stonington, CT. m. #1
06/01/1721 Abigail Gustin, Boston, MA. m#2 09/22/1737 Margaret Crocker, Stonington, CT.
I've puzzled over this for I couldn't find a probable Abigail in my Gustin database. Just figured it out. William Gustin married Abigail Thayer on 24 December, 1714 in Boston, Suffolk, MA. He must have died before 1 June, 1721.
So now you know that she was Abigail Thayer Gustin. How can I be sure
of this?
Because the original immigrant, Augustine Jean, who changed his name
to John Gustin after coming here from the Isle of Jersey, is the forebear of *all* early Gustin/Gustine families in the country, and the only other Abigail is his daughter and William's sister, who married Thomas Fuller. Besides, one of the Gustin books gives a 1 June, 1721 marriage for Abigail Thayer to James Langfear.
++++++++++

Information from Edwin S. Hoot, 6402 Malcolm Dr., Dallas,TX on marriage to Thomas Fuller.
S="Gustine Compendium", By Gustine Nancy (Courson) Weaver, Cincinnati, 1929, p. 45
S="Ancestry of John S. Gustin and his wife Susan McComb", Sarah A. Dewick,
1900, p 27.
S="JEAN-AUGUSTINE-GUSTIN GENEALOGY" - Compiled by Minerva E. Bushnell, 635 West 109th Place, Los Angeles, CA - p 3
S="The Gustin Gang", by Lester Carlisle Gustin; p. 3

IGI Batch number: 8427290 Sheet: 78
S="The Quiet Adventurers in North America", Manion Turk 929.1 T847 AFRA

ME BIRTHS
GUSTIN, Abigall F Dec. 9, 1693 Lynn John Elizabeth

S=Fuller Genealogy by William Hyslop Fuller, p. 170.



Notes for THOMAS FULLER:
S="Fuller Genealogy", Author: William Hyslop Fuller, Call Number: R929.2 F96.4, P170
S=WFT CD231; Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT; Film # 0877736-0877737
S="The Quiet Adventurers in North America", Manion Turk 929.1 T847 AFRA

viii. EBENEZER GUSTINE, b. 04 Oct 1696, Lynn, Essex Co., MA; d. 01 Mar 1794, Falmouth, Cumberland Co., ME19; m. ISABEL UNKNOWN, Unknown, Falmouth, Cumberland Co., ME; b. Unknown, MISSING PLACE; d. Unknown, MISSING PLACE.

Notes for EBENEZER GUSTINE:
S="Gustine Compendium", Gustine Courson Weaver, 1929, p. 45, 279, 297. Edenezar Gustin, fifth child of Augustin Jean, born Oct. 4, 1696. King George's War. Petition of persons who were in the expedition against Louisberg
(June 28,1745) for the division of the spoils. Presented to Lt. Gov. Phips,
1749, signed by Edenezer Gustin. Ancestry of John S. Gustin and his wife Susan McComb, Sarah A. Dewick, 1900, p 27. He was one of the original settlers of Phillipsburg, Maine.

S="JEAN-AUGUSTINE-GUSTIN GENEALOGY" - Compiled by Minerva E. Bushnell, 635 West 109th Place, Los Angeles, CA - p 3 Family 6
Settled at Falmouth, Maine. He built a home . corner of Franklin and Federal Strrts; was in King George's War; died Mar 1, 1749.
S="The Gustin Gang", by Lester Carlisle Gustin; p. 3
He was in King George's War and took part in the seige and capture of Louisburg, 28 Jun 1745. One of the original settlers of Phillipsburg, ME

Might this be the same Ebenezer who was on a list of
Grantees and Successors of 30-acre lots in the First Division. Recorded in 1771.
(of Standish, Maine)

YCRD=York County Registry of Deeds.
Ebenezar Gustin to James Lunt, April 20, 1752, YCRD 29/221; Lunt to John
Meserve, by settlement, April 11, 1770, 5/296; Meserve to Capt. Daniel
Hasty, April 11, 1770, 5/295.
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Settled in Phillipsburg, ME

S=kathleen@wwdb.org
Gives Ebenezer Eleasar Gustin


ME BIRTHS
GUSTIN, Ebenezer M Oct. 4, 1696 Lynn John Elizabeth



More About EBENEZER GUSTINE:
Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, Portland, ME

Notes for ISABEL UNKNOWN:


JEAN-AUGUSTINE-GUSTIN GENEALOGY - Compiled by Minerva E. Bushnell, 635 West 109th Place, Los Angeles, CA - p 3


ix. THOMAS GUSTIN, DEACON, b. 05 Mar 1698/99, Lynn, Essex Co., MA; d. 03 Jul 1765, Salem, Essex Co., MA; m. SARAH GATES HOLMES, 07 Jun 1722, Colchester, New London Co., CT; b. Abt. 1704, Stow, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 02 Sep 1763, Colchester, New London Co., CT.

Notes for THOMAS GUSTIN, DEACON:
S=The Ancestry of Herbert Ervin Gustin compiled by Lester Carlisle Gustin, 1954 FHL US/CAN 929.273 G978g.
S="Ancestry of John S. Gustin and his wife Susan McComb", by Sarah A. Dewick, 1900, p 28.
S="The Gustin Family", Lester Carlisle Gustin, 1949, p 14. Thomas Gustin died July 3, 1765, probably at Salem, MA. Bartholomew Gustine, a painter and sculptor, (see Chapter I) was his grandson.
S="Records of Colchester", Michael Taintor
S="JEAN-AUGUSTINE-GUSTIN GENEALOGY" - Compiled by Minerva E. Bushnell, 635 West 109th Place, Los Angeles, CA - p 3 Family 7
Married June 7, 1722, Sarah, daughter of John and Elizabeth (Gates) Holmes of Golchester, CN. The birth of their oldest son is registered there.
S="The Gustin Gang", by Lester Carlisle Gustin; p. 15
S="Gustine Compendium", By Gustine Nancy (Courson) Weaver, Cincinnati, 1929, p. 45
S="The Quiet Adventurers in North America", Manion Turk 929.1 T847 AFRA
d. 1765 Colchester, CT?
ME BIRTHS
GUSTIN, Thomas M Mar. 5, 1698 Lynn John Elizabeth
S=Stephen Gates of Hingham and Lancaster, Massachusetts and his descendants; Author: Gates, Charles Otis; Publication: NY, Willis McDonald & co., 1898; Page: p. 16

Notes for SARAH GATES HOLMES:
S=GEDCOM of Michael Allen Crawford, 125 S. 300 E. #807, Salt Lake City, UT 84111-2031.
S=The Ancestry of Herbert Ervin Gustin compiled by Lester Carlisle Gustin, 1954 FHL US/CAN 929.273 G978g.
S="Records of Colchester", Michael Taintor
S=Colchester Town Records
S="Gustine Compendium", Gustine Courson Weaver, 1929, p. 291.
S=JEAN-AUGUSTINE-GUSTIN GENEALOGY - Compiled by Minerva E. Bushnell, 635 West 109th Place, Los Angeles, CA - p 3 Family 7
S="The Quiet Adventurers in North America", Manion Turk 929.1 T847 AFRA
S=Holmes Genealogy - Author: George Arthur Gray - Call Number: CS71.H75; p 26
This book contains information on the descendants of George Holmes of Roxbury.
Bibliographic Information: Gray, George Arthur. The Descendants of George Holmes of Roxbury. Press of David Clapp & Son 1908.
VI. SARAH, b. about 1702; d. about 1745; m. in Colchester, June
7, 1722, Deacon THOMAS GUSTIN, b. in Lynn, Mar. 5, 1699;
d. 1765? (His estate settled that year) son of John and Elizabeth
(Brown) Gustin. Had a son Thomas, b. July 19, 1725,
who m. Dec. 11, 1746, Hannah Griswold. 7 ch.
S=Stephen Gates of Hingham and Lancaster, Massachusetts and his descendants; Author: Gates, Charles Otis; Publication: NY, Willis McDonald & co., 1898; Page: p. 16


Marriage Notes for THOMAS GUSTIN and SARAH HOLMES:
Colcester Vital Records; Vol L-1 P-799

x. DAVID AUGUSTINE GUSTIN, b. 06 Feb 1702/03, Lynn, Essex Co., MA; d. 03 Jul 1765, MISSING PLACE; m. JANE JEAN, 1724; b. Abt. 1705, ?M, D, Y - MISSING PLACE; d. Unknown, ?M, D, Y - MISSING PLACE.

Notes for DAVID AUGUSTINE GUSTIN:
S="Ancestry of John S. Gustin and his wife Susan McComb", by Sarah A. Dewick,
1900, p. 28.
He had six children. When, in 1743, Governor Shirley gave authority to raise a Snow Shoes Company on the frontiers of Maine and Massachusetts, David joined the one under command of Capt. Dominie Jordan.
S="Gustine Compendium", By Gustine Nancy (Courson) Weaver, Cincinnati, 1929, p. 45, 286.

Information from Edwin S. Hoot, 6402 Malcolm Dr., Dallas, TX on death date.
Information from Bruce Albert Gustin III, Served as an Estate Administrator in 1766.

S=Frank Lawellyn Youmans, Jr 6118 Rockcreek Place, Fort Wayne, IN 46818
David Augustine Gustine
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S=Winifred Harden, Tallahasse, FL

ME BIRTHS
GUSTIN, David M Feb. 6, 1702 Lynn John Elizabeth



Notes for JANE JEAN:
S=JEAN-AUGUSTINE-GUSTIN GENEALOGY - Compiled by Minerva E. Bushnell, 635 West 109th Place, Los Angeles, CA - p 3
S=Jerry W. Jones, 1805 - 335TH LANE, EARLHAM, IA 50072 ; (515) 834-2160
railseller@aol.com
Full name



11. MARY/MARCY7 BROWNE (ESTHER HESTER6 MAKEPEACE, THOMAS5, ABEL4, RICHARD3, HENRY2, HENRY1) was born 19 Dec 1662 in Boston, Suffolk Co., MA, and died 04 Jan 1726/27 in Stow, Middlesex Co., MA. She married THOMAS DARBY in Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA. He was born 1657 in Salem, Essex Co., MA, and died 13 Oct 1738 in Holliston, Middlesex Co., MA.

Children of MARY/MARCY BROWNE and THOMAS DARBY are:
i. ROBERT8 DARBY, b. 30 Nov 1679, Salem, Essex Co., MA; d. 06 Dec 1759, Harvard, Worchester Co., MA; m. MARTHA WORMSTALL, 27 Jul 1705, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA.
ii. ANNA DARBY, b. 1681, Sudbury, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 23 Dec 1773, Sudbury, Middlesex Co., MA; m. JONAS-JONATHAN RICE, 25 Mar 1702, Concord, Middlesex Co., MA; b. 06 Mar 1671/72, Marlborough, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 20 Sep 1753, Worcester, Worcester Co., MA.
iii. ELIZABETH DARBY, b. 02 Nov 1683, Salem, Essex Co., MA; d. 10 May 1765.
iv. MARY DARBY, b. 26 Jul 1685, Stow, , Mass; d. 10 May 1767; m. EDWARD CLEVELAND, Aft. 18 Nov 1716.
v. JOHN DARBY, b. 26 Jan 1686/87, Salem, Essex Co., MA; d. 06 Jan 1769, Harvard, Worchester Co., MA; m. (1) HANNAH BUTTRICK; b. 16 Jun 1685, Stow, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 17 Nov 1744, Harvard, Worc., MA; m. (2) ELIZABETH HOLDEN, 20 Apr 1747, Groton, Middlesex Co., MA.

Notes for JOHN DARBY:


Last name could be Darby, Daby or Deby

vi. ESTHER DARBY, b. 19 Oct 1690, Stow, Middlesex, MA.
vii. JOSEPH DARBY, b. Abt. 1692, Stow, Middlesex Co., MA.
viii. ROBERT DARBY, b. Abt. 1694, Of Stow, Middlesex, MA; d. 05 Dec 1759; m. MRS MARTHA DABY DARBY; b. Abt. 1694.
ix. WILLIAM DARBY, b. Abt. 1695, Stow, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 10 Nov 1739, Pomfret, Windham Co., CT; m. ELIZABETH SPAULDING, 09 Jun 1718, Canterbury, Windham Co., CT.


12. DEBORAH7 BROWNE (ESTHER HESTER6 MAKEPEACE, THOMAS5, ABEL4, RICHARD3, HENRY2, HENRY1) was born 20 Apr 1673 in Marlboro, Middlesex Co., MA, and died 20 Dec 1721 in Windham, Windham Co., CT. She married JEREMIAH MEACHAM III 25 May 1693 in Salem, Essex Co., MA, son of JEREMIAH MEACHAM and MARGARET03 UNKNOWN. He was born 03 Jan 1643/44 in Salem, Essex Co., MA, and died 14 Apr 1743 in Windham, Windham Co., CT.

Notes for DEBORAH BROWNE:


S=Lovell Killpack, lovellk@airswitch.net

Notes for JEREMIAH MEACHAM III:


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Children of DEBORAH BROWNE and JEREMIAH MEACHAM are:
i. ESTHER8 MEACHAM, b. 28 Sep 1694, Windham, Windham Co., CT; d. 01 Feb 1771, Windham, Windham Co., CT; m. HOPE ROGERS; b. 28 Mar 1690, Haverhill, Essex Co., MA; d. 1759, Windham, Windham Co., CT.
ii. JOSEPH MEACHAM, b. 07 Dec 1696, Salem, Essex Co., MA; d. 11 Aug 1789; m. ELIZABETH LILLY.
iii. HANNAH MEACHAM, b. 18 Feb 1697/98, Salem, Essex Co., MA; m. AMOS WOODWARD.
iv. MARGARET MEACHAM, b. 09 Jan 1699/00, Salem, Essex Co., MA; m. JOHNATHAN WOODWARD.
v. DANIEL MEACHAM, b. 16 Apr 1703, Salem, Essex Co., MA; m. (1) LYDIA LILLIE; m. (2) ELIZABETH UNKNOWN.
vi. DEBOARH MEACHAM, b. 21 Mar 1703/04, Salem, Essex Co., MA; m. THOMAS BUTLER.
vii. SARAH MEACHAM, b. 1707, Salem, Essex Co., MA.
viii. LYDIA MEACHAM, b. 28 Nov 1709, Salem, Essex Co., MA.
ix. SAMUEL MEACHAM, b. 12 Jul 1712, Windham, Windham Co., CT; m. BETHIA PEASE, 11 Jan 1733/34; b. 21 Nov 1709, CT; d. 01 Jan 1778.
x. BENJAMIN MEACHAM, b. 16 May 1714, Salem, Essex Co., MA; d. 1739.
xi. RACHEL MEACHAM, b. 20 Jul 1716, Salem, Essex Co., MA; m. EBENEZER WOODWARD.
xii. SETH MEACHAM, b. 05 Oct 1718, Salem, Essex Co., MA; d. 18 Dec 1797; m. RUTH SIMMONS.


13. JOSEPH7 BROWNE II (ESTHER HESTER6 MAKEPEACE, THOMAS5, ABEL4, RICHARD3, HENRY2, HENRY1) was born 01 Dec 1677 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA, and died 11 Jan 1766 in Lexington, Middlesex Co., MA. He married RUHAMAH 'RUTH' WELLINGTON 05 Nov 1699 in Watertown, Suffolk Co., MA, daughter of BENJAMIN WELLINGTON and ELIZABETH SWEETMAN. She was born 1679 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA, and died 01 Jul 1772 in Lexington, Middlesex Co., MA.

Notes for JOSEPH BROWNE II:
Savage, James, "Genealogical Dictionary of First Settlers of New England", volume 1, Boston: Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Company, 1860-62.

JOSEPH, Watertown, s. of John of Marlborough, m. 15 Nov. 1699, Ruhamah Wellington, had Ruhamah, b. 15 July 1701; Daniel, 21 Dec. 1703; John, 5 May 1706; Joseph, 2 Sept. 1708; rem. 1709 to Lexington, there had James, Josiah, Benjamin, and William, was deac. and d. 11 Jan. 1766, and his wid. d. 1 July 1772, aged 92.

S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 18

Joseph was run over and killed while still young.

S="THE GENEALOGY OF THE MAKEPEACE FAMILIES in the United States from 1637 to 1857", William Makepeace, pub 1858 at Boston by David Clapp. p. 18

More About JOSEPH BROWNE II:
Alt DOD: 24 Sep 1671, Marlboro, Middlesex Co., MA

Notes for RUHAMAH 'RUTH' WELLINGTON:


Grand Daughter of Roger Wellington

Savage, James, "Genealogical Dictionary of First Settlers of New England", volume 1, Boston: Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Company, 1860-62.


Children of JOSEPH BROWNE and RUHAMAH WELLINGTON are:
i. RUHAMAH8 BROWN, b. 15 May 1701, Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 03 Jun 1730, Lexington, Middlesex Co., MA; m. DAVID COMEE, Abt. Jul 1720; b. 11 Jan 1695/96, Lexington, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 1800, Lexington, Middlesex Co., MA.

Notes for RUHAMAH BROWN:


Savage, James, "Genealogical Dictionary of First Settlers of New England", volume 1, Boston: Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Company, 1860-62.


ii. DANIEL BROWN, b. 21 Dec 1703, Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 26 Feb 1796, Plymouth, Windsor Co., VT; m. (1) ELIOT POULTER, Abt. 1728, ?M, D, Y - MISSING PLACE; b. 19 Jun 1709, MISSING PLACE; d. 11 Jan 1734/35, MISSING PLACE; m. (2) ANNE BRIGHT, 16 Jul 1736, Lexington, Middlesex Co., MA; b. 27 Feb 1715/16, Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 18 Jan 1780, Lunenburg, Worcester Co., MA.

Notes for DANIEL BROWN:


Savage, James, "Genealogical Dictionary of First Settlers of New England", volume 1, Boston: Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Company, 1860-62.


iii. JOHN BROWN, b. 05 May 1706, Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 21 Jan 1729/30; m. MERCY NEWCOMB, 30 Nov 1732, Truro, Barnstable Co., MA; b. 27 Apr 1710, Scituate, Plymouth Co., MA.

Notes for JOHN BROWN:


Savage, James, "Genealogical Dictionary of First Settlers of New England", volume 1, Boston: Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Company, 1860-62.


iv. JOSEPH BROWN I, b. 02 Sep 1708, Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 18 Oct 1797; m. KATHERINE MASON, Abt. 1730, ?M, D, Y - MISSING PLACE; b. Abt. 1712, ?M, D, Y - MISSING PLACE.

Notes for JOSEPH BROWN I:


Savage, James, "Genealogical Dictionary of First Settlers of New England", volume 1, Boston: Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Company, 1860-62.


v. JONAS BROWN, b. 03 May 1711, Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA; m. HANNAH MUNROE, 28 May 1734, Lexington, Middlesex Co., MA; b. 19 Mar 1712/13, Lexington, Middlesex Co., MA.
vi. JAMES BROWN, b. 26 Jul 1713, Lexington, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 11 Jun 1768, Lexington, Middlesex Co., MA; m. JANE BOWMAN, 21 Jan 1733/34, Lexington, Middlesex Co., MA; b. Abt. 1715; d. 05 May 1761, Lexington, Middlesex Co., MA.

Notes for JAMES BROWN:


Savage, James, "Genealogical Dictionary of First Settlers of New England", volume 1, Boston: Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Company, 1860-62.


vii. JOSIAH BROWN, b. 02 Aug 1714, Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 04 Mar 1774; m. PRUDENCE PRENTICE, 19 Nov 1740, Lancaster, Worcester Co., MA; b. 29 Nov 1719, Lancaster, Worcester Co., MA.

Notes for JOSIAH BROWN:


Savage, James, "Genealogical Dictionary of First Settlers of New England", volume 1, Boston: Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Company, 1860-62.


viii. BENJAMIN BROWN, b. 30 Jun 1720, Lexington, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 04 Mar 1802; m. SARAH REED, 23 Dec 1742; b. 03 Jan 1724/25, Lexington, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 24 Dec 1774, Lexington, Middlesex Co., MA.

Notes for BENJAMIN BROWN:


Savage, James, "Genealogical Dictionary of First Settlers of New England", volume 1, Boston: Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Company, 1860-62.


ix. WILLIAM BROWN, b. 28 Apr 1723, Lexington, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 12 Dec 1793; m. ELIZABETH CONANT, 05 Mar 1745/46, Framingham, MA; b. 10 Feb 1723/24, Concord, Middlesex Co., MA; d. Feb 1810.

Notes for WILLIAM BROWN:


Savage, James, "Genealogical Dictionary of First Settlers of New England", volume 1, Boston: Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Company, 1860-62.




Endnotes

1. Natalie McDonald; natalie@shore.net, 1047967.FTW, "Electronic," Date of Import: 10 Nov 2002.
2. Compiled by Minerva E. Bushnell, 635 West 109th Place, Los Angeles, CA, JEAN-AUGUSTINE-GUSTIN GENEALOGY, 1930, p 6.
3. Stonnington Vital Records, V-2 P-47.
4. The Celebrated Bucks' Of Putnam Co., Tennessee. by John Clay Buck - 1985Year from above. Day, month and place supplied by Cynthia Buck Thompson.
5. The Celebrated Bucks' Of Putnam Co., Tennessee. by John Clay Buck - 1985
6. Broderbund FTM Super Bundle IV, Vol. 19, Tree #0752 and THOMAS MINOR DESCENDANTS, by John A. Miner
7. ThomasMinor.FTW, Date of Import: 4 Aug 2001.
8. Minerva Bushnell.
9. Broderbund FTM Super Bundle IV, Vol. 19, Tree #0752.
10. ThomasMinor.FTW, Date of Import: 4 Aug 2001.
11. Minerva Bushnell.
12. City of Boston - Wliiam S Appleton, Boston - Births etc, (Geneological Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1883).
13. THOMAS MINOR DESCENDANTS, by John A. Miner.
14. ThomasMinor.FTW, Date of Import: 4 Aug 2001.
15. THOMAS MINOR DESCENDANTS, by John A. Miner.
16. ThomasMinor.FTW, Date of Import: 4 Aug 2001.
17. Roger Allen Coleman, 2239 Blake Ave, Dayton, OH 45414, coleman.FTW, Date of Import: 11 Dec 2001.
18. City of Boston - Wliiam S Appleton, Boston - Births etc, (Geneological Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1883).
19. By David C Young & Elizabeth Keene Young, VITAL RECORDS FROM MAINE NEWSPAPERS, 1785-1820, (Heritage Books, Inc), p 252 N5.