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1351	1 May 2013--changed from: Armstrong-Cooper Cemetery, Harman, West Virginia, USA to the information found on findagrave.com.	Armstrong, John Labon (I1519)
1352	1 May 2013--James Harvey Armstrong is not listed in this cemetery according to findagrave.com.	Armstrong, James Harvey (I1689)
1353	1 NAME /Scheibly/ t2 GIVN t2 SURN Scheibly Came To America With Two Brothers As "Bondsmen" Emmigration: Came to america with two brothers as "bondsman"Occuption: farmerReligion: Reformed Church, Served on Building commitee in 1800 Served in Revolution Will: left estate of $20,000	Scheibly, Peter (I224)
1354	1 NAME /Scheibly/ t2 GIVN t2 SURN Scheibly Founder: New German town Pennsylvana Military Service: War of 1812 Occupation: Farmer, Mason	Schively, Soloman (I221)
1355	1(The 1900 census) John worked as a telegrapher in Tangier, Indiana and rented a house there. There was a boarder in the house in 1900, Ford Hudson, 25, who also worked as a telegrapher. John's father, William Parent owned a house about 5 houses down the same street. His brother, David Parent owned a farm in the Tangier area.	Parent, John R. (I89)
1356	1-12-3-1-6 MATTIE ARMSTRONG - Twin to Hattie b. 12/15/1890 - Moyers, Pendleton Co., W. Va. d. 8/23/1978 Bur: New York State m. Ed Summer Mattie was a twin to Hattie. She was a Registered Nurse and worked in Washington, D. C. for many years. From JHA-- Mom says Aunt Mattie was married three times. This is a story my dad, Dice, used to tell about Aunt Mattie and her Uncle John Labon Armstrong. The family was gathered together. Aunt Mattie was back fresh from Washington, D.C. wir Nursing degree and Big plans. Dad said Uncle John looked at her and said" Mattie, you remind me of one of those butterflies out there in my barn yard--you will flutter from flower to flower and land on the first cowpie in sight"!!! Dad said she did just that-five times- that none of her husbands were any account!!!!	Armstrong, Mattie Twin (I1493)
1357	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I213)
1358	1. (Breckinridge Co Ky census 1850) Shows Jane Parent, 40, William 16, John 15, Rachel 13, and David, 7. It also shows William Parent, 16, in the household of Geo and Nancy Segrand, age 79 and75, and Rachel Parent, 13, in the home of Margaret Hoskinson, age 34. Luther Awbrey, 25, and John B. Awbrey, 38, with their families also have farms in the area.	Awbrey, Jane (I1251)
1359	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1266)
1360	1. David appears on the tax rolls of Hardin Co. Kentucky in 1833 and 1834, owning one horse, with total taxable worth of $75.00. He does not appear at any other time from 1823 to 1839.2. David Parent appears on the tax rolls of Breckinridge Co Kentucky in 1837. Again in 1839 he is listed as owning a town lot in Hudsonville, Ky, value of $200.00 and 3 horses, value $250.00.3. (Ancestral Trails Historical Society of Hardin Co, Ky. pg 51) Notes the marriage of David Parent and Jane Awbrey, daughter of John Awbrey. Witnesses were Thomas Awbrey and Johnson Evans. D. Hoskinson A 203. (officiated?)	Parent, David (I1250)
1361	1. Information on Eleanor Chamness' ancestors came from LDS Ancestral File	Chamness, Eleanor (I362)
1362	1. Information on the Hadley ancestors came from the LDS Ancestral File (Mariom Hadley AFN:B2p1-M2)	Hadley, John (I506)
1363	1. Information on the Newlin ancestors came from "The Newlin Family", pg 43, 495, 496, 500. Book published in 1965 by Algie I Newlin Box 8345 Guilford College, Greensboro NC 27410	Newlin, Mary (I439)
1364	1. Information onthe Mendenhall ancestors found in the LDS Ancestral File (Erastus Mendenhall AFN:B2PI-X1)2. Abstract of the Records of the Society of Friends of Indiana Vol 7 "Mendenhall" Part 5 pg220 Bloomfield-Bloomingdale MM Ira William b 3-10-1810, d 1-17-1858 s of Mordecai and Margery (Piggott) m Mary b 5-22-1811 dt of Lewis and Sarah (Stanton) reynolds. Children Erastus William b 12-18-1835 in N.C., Nereus Hoag 10-11-1844, Delphina Ann 5-28-1849, Ira Junius 7-18-18543 The 1900 Indiana Census Fountain Co. Mill Creek Twp. states that Erastus father was born in England???? The 1870 and 1880 census both state he was born in N. Carolina	Mendenhall, Ira William (I194)
1365	1. JoAnn was born with Down's Syndrome and lived at home a semi-invalid until her death at age 53	Parent, Joann (I1246)
1366	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1262)
1367	1. (1900 Census) Perley, 28, was living at home and working as a brakeman	Parent, Perley (I1237)
1368	1. (History of Vigo Co and Parke Co Indiana 1880 by H. W Beckwith) "William Parent, farmer of Sylvania, is a native of Kentucky, born in Hardin Co of that state. He is the son of David and Jane (Awbrey) Parent: his father died in 1844, and his mother is still living and resides in Kentucky. In 1852 Mr. Parent moved to Indiana, locating in Parke Co where he resided for six years, when in 1858 heremoved to Eugene Twp, Vermillion Co. In 1865, he enlisted in the 149th Ind Reg. Co E and served until the close of the war, when he returned to Eugene, where he continued to reside until the springof 1869, when he returned to Parke Co. and settled on his present location., where he has a good farm of eighty acres, well improved and in a good state of cultivation. In July 1856 he was married toMiss Elizabeth A. Stanton, daughter of Solomon Stanton, one of the pioneers of Liberty Twp. Mr Parent is a leading member of the A.F. and A.M. (Masons) and in politics is strongly Republican.2. (Civil War Pension records from National Archives) William Parent served as Private in 149th Reg. E Comp. Indiana Volunteers under Capt. Joseph S. Dowdle from Feb. 16 1865 to Sept 27, 1865. The 149th served in Tennessee and Alabama. His pension request mentions a back injury due to loading heavy artillary on railroad cars.3. (1870 Census, Indiana, Parke Co. Liberty Twp. pg 6) William Parrent listed as a farmer who owns $2000 in real estate and $500 in personal property.4. (1880 Census) A foster daughter, Susan Brewster, 11, lived with family and did housework.5. (1900 census) worked as postmaster and owned his house in town.	Parent, William K. (I183)
1369	1. 300 years with the Corson Families, by Orville Corson, 929.273 C818co Vol 1 2. DRC of New York mgs. rec, NYG&B rec, Vol 1 974.7 B4ne, p. 15. 3. Early Settlers of Kings Co., by Teunis Bergen, 974.723 D2b, p. 194.	Hendrickse, Styntje (I534)
1370	1. Farmer	Linke, Charles N. (I287)
1371	1. History of Westchester, N.Y. by Balton Vol 2 p. 528-29 2. Daniel Perrin "The Hugenot" pp. 42-3	Price, Abigail (I305)
1372	1. Mrs. Robert Swenson, family group sheet - information not verified by submitter. Question about death date. Marvin Coffey gives bef Sep 10, 1851 citing TN Invent of Est & Wills, 1847-52, pp. 399, 408-10: same, 1852--pp 157&252: Deed book M, pp 38-41Peggy Swenson cites 1880 censusshowing James Coffey, age 78, both parents born in Tenn living with 2 servants, one male, one female. 1860 census also shows James Coffey living with family.Reported death is for a younger James Coffey (relationship uncertain), next residence in 1850 census, absent from 1860 census	Coffey, James (I291)
1373	1. Sybil\'s mother, Mariom Hadley, had a sister, Sybil Ann, who died Aug 27, 1868 at the age of 20.	Mendenhall, Sybil Emma Lindley (I90)
1374	1.. Home economist	Linke, Madge (I18)
1375	1.Conn Wp Vol 2, p.177; 2. Am190 Vol 18, p. 214; 3. Freemans Oath-Boston, 19 Oct 1630; N-Yr W3a Vol 2, p. 514; 4; Conn M 2b Vol 26, p. 157.; 5. Colonial Families of U.S. Vol 1, p. 135. NEHGR Vol 5 (1851) p. 167," He was accidently killed there by the overturning of a cart upon him, Aug 17,1659". It also listed Job,md. Mary Wolcot, John md. Hannah Moore, Jacob md. Mary Bissell.; Drake Ped. by Rev. M.E. Dwight; The Descendants ofJohn Drake by Gay. He came to America in 1630, apparently bringing his family with him.	Drake, John (I793)
1376	10.08.2021: Juan Camacho de Contreras does not have a birth or christening record. All of the children except "Maria Antonia Dias Camacho Borrego" have a christening record supporting parentage. However, in the christening record of the grand-daughter "Juana Maria Cortes Borrego" born to "Maria Antonia Dias Camacho Borrego," it mentions the paternal grandmother as "Francisca Dias Borrego" thus supporting Juan Camacho de Contreras as father to Maria Antonia Dias Camacho Borrego.	Family F701
1377	102. Christian LICHTY CHRISTIAN LICHTY BURIAL GROUND Situated on the old Lichty farm near Coal Run, in Elk Lick Twp., in the second field about the buildings, at the edge of the old orchard, in sight of the village of Coal Run. Transcribed from WPA records by Jean Wall This Indenture made this 27th day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty eight between Jacob Lichty and Barbara his wife Jacob Fike and Susanna his wife David Shultz and Susanna his wife Samuel Moyer and Magdalena his wife Michael Moyer and Elizabeth his wife Emanuel Lichty and Barbara his wife John C. Lichty and Elizabeth his wife all of Somerset County and state of Pennsylvania of the first part and Samuel Lichty of the County and State aforesaid of the second part whereas Christian Lichty late of Elklick Township Somerset, County died seized of a certain tract or parcel of land that the said ten Grantors and their wives for and in consideration of the sum of One hundred and sixteen dollars and twenty five cents to them in hand paid by Samuel Lichty of the second party to this indenture at and before the sealing and delivery here-of the receipt whereof they do hereby acknowledge and thereof acquit and forever descharge the said Samuel Lichty his heirs executors and administrators by these presents have granted bargained sold alienated enfeoffed all that parcel or tract of land lying and being in Elklick Township Bounded and marked as follows beginning at a stone heap and a corner of the original and running thence by the same north forty nine degrees west thirty six perches four tenths to an Ironwood north twenty three degrees west twenty seven perches three tenths to a walnut north seven degrees west twenty three perches and seven tenths to a maple sapling north forty one degrees east twenty seven perches two tenths to a chestnut chestnut grub thence by Nicholas Keims piece and part of the same southtwenty degrees east one hundred and five perches and two tenths to stones thence by land of Peter Livengood wouth forty nine degrees west twenty five perches three tenths to the place of beginning containing twenty acres one hundred and seven perches and allowance of six per cent for roads etc. with the profits commodities advantages hereditaments and appurtenances, whatsoever, thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining and the revisions and remainders rents issues and profits of the said premises and every part and parcel thereof and all the estate right title interest part (said Jacob Lichty Susanna Fike Hannah Moyer John C. Lichty Daniel Lichty David Lichty Magdalena Moyer Elizabeth Moyer Joseph Lichty and Emanuel Lichty were or are sons and daughters of said Christian Lichty deceased) of in to or out of the said part parcel and piece of land and premises and every part thereof To have to hold the said piece of land and all and singular other of the premises also mentioned with the appurtenances unto the said Samuel Lichty his heirs and assigns to the only proper use and behoof of the said Samuel Lichty his heirs and assign forever. And this said parties of the first part for themselves and their heirs the said piece of land premises and every part thereof against them and their heirs and against all and every other person or persons whomsoever claiming or to claim by or under and will warrant and forever defend by these present In witness whereof the parties to these present have hereunto interchangeably their hand and seals the day and year first above written. Charles Heffly for David Lichty and wife Samuel Moyer and wife Jacob Moyer and wife John Clark John C. Lichty Elizabeth her X mark Lichty Jacob Leighti Barbara her X mark Lichty Jacob Fike Seal Susanna her X mark Fike Seal Daniel Lichty Seal Rachel her X mark Seal Emanuel Lichty Barbara her X mark Seal Joseph C. Lichty Seal Anne her X mark Seal David Lichty Seal Susanna her X mark Seql Hannah X Moyer Seal Jacob Moyer Seal Samuel Moyer Seal Magdalena her X mark Seal Michael Moyer Seal Elizabeth her X mark Moyer	Lichty, Christian (I60)
1378	11.02.2021 Last name "Agustina" removed based on no supporting documentation.	Rivero, Juan del (I6521)
1379	11.13.2021 Changed last name to "Hernandez" based on marriage record of son Juan Sebastian Fletes to Maria Manuela Preciado. The original entry was Candelaria. 11.14.2021 Changed the last name to "Candelaria" based on christening record of son Juan Sebastian Fletes. Also the christening record of Antonio Fletes mentions mother is Maria Candaleria. Also the christening record of Magdalina Prudencia Fletes is Maria Candaleria.	Candelaria, Maria (I5279)
1380	11.14.2021 Changed the first name to "Antonio" based on christening records of Juan Sebastian Fletes, Antonio Fletes and Magdalina Prudencia Fletes.	Fletes, Antonio (I2021)
1381	11.30.2021 CURRENTLY NOT RELATED.	Camberos, Heriberto Verde (I6716)
1382	11.30.2021 CURRENTLY, NOT RELATED.	Quintanar, Refugio Salcido (I5261)
1383	11782 BIR, 1803 MG: Email Feb 2001, Lystra MARSHALL: Margareth Sara Gensel bn 7 Dec 1782 in Berks Co PA. Md Peter Land 20 Nov 1803 (he bn 8 Jul 1765, dd 1852). She was baptized-Moselam Lutheran, Berks Co PA, sponsors Frantz Arnold and Margaretha Gae	Gensel, Margaretha Sara (I8364)
1384	12 Nov 1846 in Winter Quarters of chills and dysentery, Film #0928,352 Record of Cutley's Park, Pottawattamie Cemetery Records, Iowa.	Spears, George (I456)
1385	14 Feb. 2018 Per his last living Grandaughter, Luisa Amanda Calonje m. to Jose Manuel Mayorga, When ever she called him GGrandpa Francisco, he always corrected jer that his name was Grandpa Juan Francisco. He arrived to Bluefields, Nicaragua in the late 1800's. She believes that they went from Spain to France before they left. He came with his sons, of which two of them had married two Zuniga sisters and with them came their Mother, who with her parents took refuge in Spain during the terror. Her name was Constanza Crouston Bushe who married Don Anres Zuniga. He brought his family, mostly the sons, looking for greener pastures. First he Sent Don Jose Jesus Calonje along with his wife to Colombia, South America. Working with the Spanish Government. He did not find much of a future for the family so he left with his wife and two daughters on Route to Nicaragua. At this time The country was split in half. The Atlantic side which was called Zelaya, and run by a Dictator General Zelaya. The Pacific Coast was, was older, and was ran by Gen. Somoza. Bluefields, was still a small village, and pirates usrd to come there occacionally. So the old Calonje took most of the family to the Pacific side and was pleased to see lots of Colonial cities, like Geanada, etc. Here he proceeded to find businesses for his sons. Amanda's father, one of the youngest sons was installed in a Tannery Business along with aother brother. There were lots of Cattle ranches but no Tanneries. The rest of the Zuniga girls that went with him, married very well. When he had everyone well established. he returned to Spain where he died. Source: Ancestry.com by MaudeEH.	Cranston, Concepción Zúñiga (I1860)
1386	14 Feb. 2018 Per his last living Grandaughter, Luisa Amanda Calonje m. to Jose Manuel Mayorga, When ever she called him GGrandpa Francisco, he always corrected jer that his name was Grandpa Juan Francisco. He arrived to Bluefields, Nicaragua in the late 1800's. She believes that they went from Spain to France before they left. He came with his sons, of which two of them had married two Zuniga sisters and with them came their Mother, who with her parents took refuge in Spain during the terror. Her name was Constanza Crouston Bushe who married Don Anres Zuniga. He brought his family, mostly the sons, looking for greener pastures. First he Sent Don Jose Jesus Calonje along with his wife to Colombia, South America. Working with the Spanish Government. He did not find much of a future for the family so he left with his wife and two daughters on Route to Nicaragua. At this time The country was split in half. The Atlantic side which was called Zelaya, and run by a Dictator General Zelaya. The Pacific Coast was, was older, and was ran by Gen. Somoza. Bluefields, was still a small village, and pirates use to come there occasionally. So the old Calonje took most of the family to the Pacific side and was pleased to see lots of Colonial cities, like Granada, etc. Here he proceeded to find businesses for his sons. Amanda's father, one of the youngest sons was installed in a Tannery Business along with another brother. There were lots of Cattle ranches but no Tanneries. The rest of the Zuniga girls that went with him, married very well. When he had everyone well established. he returned to Spain where he died. Source: Ancestry.com MaudeEH	Calonje, Joaquin (I4781)
1387	14 May 2013--Not found on findagrave.com	Armstrong, Leah Elizabeth (I1490)
1388	15 Sep 1948 Seattle Daily Times (Seattle, WA), page 1 State-Wide Returns Insurance Commissioner (2,208 of 3,456 Precincts) Democrat William A. Sullivan......91,517 Martin P. Sloane.........27,296 Howard A. Muse...........17,930	Muse, Howard Anderson (I4)
1389	1519 BIR, 1546 MG,1599 DTH,BUR: Karl Walther, Evangelical Lutheran & Catholic Church Records, Muenchberg, Germany: Hans Walther bn 1519 Solg GY, Chr 1519 Muenchberg GY-Catholic Church; md 1546 Muenchberg to no name: died Oct 1599 Muenchberg GY, bur 24 Oct 1599 Muenchberg Cem-80 yrs old. Son of Cuntz Walther	Walther, Hans (I1432)
1390	1590 BIR,c 1637 MG, 1676 DTH: Pedigree Chart pg 254 Rawson-Coffin Gen Book, copy-poss of Pam Hallmark Wagner: "Nantucket Vital Records" by Savage, Americana pg 44 809, History of Nantucket pg 684, Sears Genealogy, Utah Gen Archives. Above born, "(the Pilgrim)" 1590. The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-33, Richard Sears: BN abt 1595 based on age at death; MG by 1637 to Dorothy Jones (bn c1603, dau of Geo and Agnes ( ) Jones of Dinder, Somerset [TAG 58:244-46]. "Cady [ie Goody] Seares bur 19 Mar [16]78[/9] at Yarmouth [YarVR 125]; DTH 5 Sep [1676] "age 81y 4m" [YarVR 126] at Yarmouth. Origin, unknown. 1633 IMM: Plymouth. The Great Migration Begins. 1637-1639 HIST: Marblehead by 1637, Yarmouth by 1639. The Great Migration Begins. Occupation: Husbandman. Education: His inventory included "1 Great Bible and other books" valued at f1 3s. 1639-1653 FREEMAN: Yarmouth-Oath of fidelity 1639 [PCR 8:185]. Propounded for freemanship 3 June 1652 [PCR 3:7]. Admitted a freeman 7 June 1653 [PCR 3:31]. Lists of freeman from Yarmouth on 1658 and 29 May 1670 {PCR 5:274, 8:200]. The Great Migration Begins. 1643-1662 HIST: Plymouth Colony 1643, list of men able to bear arms [8:194]; Offices held: 7 Jun 1652-Grand Jury [PCR 3:9]; Tax Collector-1 Mar 1658/9 [PCR 3:155]; Yarmouth Constable-6 Jun 1660 [PCR 3:188]; Deputy (from Yarmouth)-3 June 1662 [PCR 4:14]. The Great Migration Begins. 1633-1638 ESTATE,LAND: Plymouth tax list, 25 Mar 1633, assessed 9s [PCR 1:11]; omitted from list of 27 Mar 1634; Salem Rate List for the "inhabitants of Marblehead"-1 Jan 1637/8 "Richard Seeres" [STR 1:63]; Marblehead-"Rich[ard] Sears" granted 4 acres "where he had planted formerly" [STR 1:74]. ...Great Migration... 1650 COURT: On 2 Oct 1650, with a large number of other men, "Richard Seares" brought an action against William Nickerson for slander [PCR 7:50] ...Great Migration. 1664 LAND: Yarmouth-23 Nov 1664: "Allis Bradford the widow of Wm Bradford" sold to "Richard Sares" of Yarmouth, husbandman, 2 tracts of 20 acres each "at a place commonly called...Sasuet," one of which had been the lot of Wm Bradford, dec'd and the other of which had been the lot of Experience Mitchell [MD 34:23, citing PCLR 3:18] The Great Migration Begins. 1667 WILL, CODICIL 1675/76: Will dated 10 May 1667, codicil dated 3 Feb 1675/6 Will, dated 10 May6 1667 -"Richard Sares of Yarmouth" bequeathed to 1. "Sylas Sares my younger son...all my land, that is all the upland upon the Neck where his house stands in which he now dwells...after mine and my wife's decease," provided that "my son-in-law Zachery Paddock" shall have the house where he dwells and 2 acres within the above tract "during the life of Deborah his now wife"; also to "the said Sylas Sares" a tract of meadow and half of "my land called Robins as is undivided." 2. "my elder son Paule Sares all the rest and remains of my lands whatsoever." 3. "Dorothy my wife" all lands and goods during her natural life, she to be sold executrix, and 'do entreat my brother Thacher with his 2 sons as friends in trust" as overseers. 4. "my son-in-law Zacery Paddock" 2 acres from land called Robins before it is divided between Silas and Paul Sears, and this 2 acres, along with the 2 acres mentioned above, to go to Ichabod Paddock, son of Zachary, at the death of Zachary's wife. WIT: Anthony Thacher and Anthony Frey Codicil dated 3 Feb 1675/8-Richard Sears bequeathed to 5. "my eldest son Paul Sares...the house which I now live in" and various moveables. WIT: John Thacher and Judah Thacher. The Great Migration Begins. 1675/6 WILL PROVED - 5 Mar 1675/6 deposed that he and his brother witnessed the codicil, and that when "my uncle signed this appendix," he asked him [John Thacher] to redraw the will and "to leave out of the new draft the legacy of land that is given to Ichabod Paddock, for saith he I have answered it in another way," but Thacher never did produce this new draft [PCPR 3:2:53-54] The Great Migration Begins. 1676 INVENTORY: The inventory of the estate of "Richard Sares," taken 8 Oct 1676 and presented at court on 15 Nov 1676 by "Dorethy Sares the relict of Richard Sares and Paul Sares his eldest son," was untotalled and included "his house and lands," valued at f220 [PCPR 3:255; PCR 5:213] The Great Migration Begins NOTES: Other info from The Great Migration Begins: ASSOCIATIONS: Dorothy (Jones) Sears, wife of Richard, was sister of Richard Jones of Dorchester and of Elizabeth (Jones) Thacher, wife of Anthony Thacher of Yarmouth [TAG 58:244-46]. COMMENTS: Although the earliest record of Richard Sears in Marblehead is in 1637, he may have moved there as early as 1634, since he is in the 1633 Plymouth tax list, but not in the list of 1634. BIBLIOGRAPHIC NOTE: Various publications of the middle of the 19th century set forth an English pedigree for Richard Sears, and partly on the basis of this pedigree assigned to Richard Sears, a son Knyvett Sears. In 1886 Samuel Pearce May carefully examined and analyzed this pedigree, and found it to have no merit; he further demonstrated that the proposed son Knyvett did not exist [NEHGR 40:261-68]. Four yrs later, May published a genealogy of the family [The Descendants of Richard Sares (Sears) of Yarmouth, Mass., 1638-1888 (Albany 1890)]. In 1948 Dddonald Lines Jacobus prepared a brief account of the family of Richard Sears [Brainerd Anc 257-58]	Sears, Richard (I4149)
1391	1621 BIRTH: France or Great Britain,Isle of Jersey-St Saviors: Martin Gavey born 7 October 1621 [to chk this out] found in Ancestral File 12-2006	Gavey, Martin (I10450)
1392	1639 BIRTH: MASS-Salem: Abraham Adams born 1639 BIR,MG,DTH: Some Newbury Thurlows and Their Descendants pg 137, documented by A Genealogical History of Robert Adams of Newbury. 1670 MARRIAGE: Abraham Adams md Mary Pettingill 10 October 1670 1703 MIL: Sergeant in militia in 1703. 1714 DEATH: MASS,Essex Co-Newbury: Sergeant Abraham Adams died 1714	Adams, Abraham (I4525)
1393	1650 BIRTH: John Pike born 30 March 1650, probably Newbury, Essex Co,Mass. Some Newbury Thurlows and Their Descendants, which is documented by History of Newbury by Joshua Coffin, and Little Genealogy, appendix pg 39. 1695 MARRIAGE: John Pike md Lydia Coffin 18 March 1695, probably Newbury	Pike, John (I4502)
1394	1651 BIRTH: ENG,Isle Jersey-St Saviors: Philip Gavitt born 1651 c1650-51 BIRTH: France or Great Britain, Isle of Jersey-St Saviors's: Philip Gavitt born about 1650-51 [from Ancestral File 12-2006 - to check out] 1681 MARRIAGE: MA,Essex Co-Marblehead: Philip Gavitt md Hannah Macchone 6 Sep 1681 1713 DEATH of wife: MA,Essex Co-Salem: Hannah Macchone Gavitt died 1 Dccember 1713 1713 LETTER to son: Genealogies of Rhode Island Families pg 462: Letter 7 December 1713: "copied from original manuscript, which in 1909 was temporarily in the hands of the compiler of this article. The handwriting... is 'uncommonly clear,' and somewhat too steady for a man in his eighties: "My deare Son Ezekiel, These few sad lines will give you to understand that youre deere Mother is dead. She was taken very sick the last thirsday of November, and diyed the first day of December bettweene eight of the clock, and nine, in the Morning else I thank God we are all well at present. If you are willing to be a helpe to me to transport me, and my tools, and bedin and such things as we have next April, or May, next insueing I shall indeavor to be ready for your coming then, and if it suite you after planting time, well, with a small sloop if you could conveniently...send me an Answer by the next post, you must post-pay this letter, and I will post pay yours only remember to make your superscription Thus To my beloved father Philip Gavet in Salem, to be delivere to him with haste. Then I shall know what you will do... so fare-well from your father, Philip Gavet" [addressed] "To my beloved son Ezekiel Gavet I hope living at Westerly in Narragainset to be delivered to him with all the speed" "Sal 9" According to a letter from a Mrs W. S. Gavitt of Ocean View, Washington Co, RI, dated 12 Feb 1882, Philip Gavet carried out the plan proposed in his letter, removed to Rhode Island, and with his son Ezekiel, built a house "on the Post Road from Newport to New London," on the site of which Mrs. Gavitt was living when she wrote and where she says that Philip died. Doubtless he is buried in one of the unmarked graves in "Gavitt ground (4)," mentioned by Denison in "Westerly and its Witnesses." 1714 DEATH: RI,Washington Co-Westerly: Philip Gavitt died 1714 NOTE: Rcd of Parish List of Deaths 974.45/S1 K2b pg 65-66: "598. Dec 13 [1801]. Notice of the death of John, son of Samuel and Mary Knapp. Fever abroad, 40 years. Married at 18 years. First mg 17 yrs. 2nd mg, 3 yrs. He was born in Portsmouth. His first wife was a Gavett of Salem; left 3 daughters. His 2nd wife a Dodd of Salem, has 1 son. He was on his passage from Batavia to Philadelphia in theBrig Harriet, Capt. Isaac Hagar." The History of Salem, Mass. Vol 3 by Sidney Perley, 974.45/S1 H2ps 1928, 1988 reprint, pg 337: "Philip Gavett 6 lived in Salem as early as 1696. 6 "Philip Gavett 1 married Hannah _____; children: 1. Phillip 2 bapt 6-21-1696 2. Hannah bapt 6-21-1696; 3 Elizabeth... already have this part. John Gavett 2; mariner; md Mary Carter Feb 1 1716-7; children 1. bap 11-201720; 2 Joseph 2 bapt 8-4-1723; 3 Sarah 3 bapt 4-9-1727; 4. Sarah 3 bapt 6-8-1729; 5. John 3 bapt 2--7-1730-1. JOSEPH GAVETT 2 joiner; md Mary Williams 5-20-1725; dd 1765; children: 1.___ son 3 bn 3-11-1725-6 2. Joseph 3 bn 2-17-1726-7; Samuel 3 bn 3-=24-1728-9 mariner; MADE COPIES OF THIS HISTORY: Genealogies of Rhode Island Family from the NE Historical & Genealogical Register Vol I, pg 461-462: "The immigrant ancestor in New England of the family which forms the subject of this article was of French origin, and came to this country towards the middle of the 17th century, from the Island of Jersey, one of the Channel Island, off the northern coast of France. These islands have belonged to England for many centuries, being the only part of the former Duchy of Normandy which remained under the rule of the Engliosh kings after the close of the 100 Years' War. The population of the islands, however, is largely French, from Brittany, Artois, and other ancient provinces of northern France. There is a tradition that in the old church of St. Saviour, in Jersey, there are records of this family that date back into the 12th century. There are Gavets in France to-day, and writings by members of the family are listed in the catalogue of the Bibliotheque Nationale. In J. B. Rietstap's "Armorial General," second edition, Gouda, 1884, vol. 1, page 750, is the following description of a Gavet coat of arms: www.newenglandancestors.org/nehgsr/disk5/1934/934C251.gif - pg 88/251: THE EUROPEAN ANCESTRY OF PHILIP GAVET OF SALEM, MASS. Compiled by Joseph Gavit of the New York State Library, Albany. "To the issue of the Register of Jan 1923 (v 77 pg 34-58) the present writer contributed an article entitled "Philip Gavet of Salem, Mass., and Some of His Descendants," ... In the introductory paragraphs of that article doubt was expressed as to whether the Philip Gavett who married at Marblehead, Mass., 6 Sept. 1681, Hannah Macchone was indeed the first immigrant. The statement in that article that Philippe or Philip Gavet, the immigrant ancestor of this New England family, was born on the idland of Jersey 2 May 1631, came to NE in 1647, and married there at the age of 24, that is, about 1655, was derived from the Bible of Joseph Gavet of Salem (no. 4 of the article in question), the youngest son of Philip and Hannah (Macchone) Gavett... But from data recently received from St. Saviour's Parish, Island of Jersey, and taken from the original records of that parish, as well as from the records of the Registry Office in Jersey, it is evident that the Bible record of Joseph Gavet of Salem, son of Philip and Hannah (Macchone) Gavett, either was misread or was an erroneous copy from an earlier record, that the first immigrant, Philip, was born, in all probability, in 1651, that he probably came to New England in 1676 or at any rate not later than 1681, and that he was in fact the Philip Gavett who married at Marblehead 6 Sept. 1681, Hannah Macchone. If he was born in 1651, he was in his 63rd year when his wife died, and was, therefore, not too old to move to Rhode Island and build a house there..." [more on the ancestry of Philip follows]	Gavitt, Philip (I9645)
1395	1659 BIRTH: MA,Middlesex Co-Cambridge: Hannah Macchone born 31 Oct 1659, daughter of John Macoone and Deborah Bush 1681 MARRIAGE: MA,Essex Co-Marblehead: Hannah Macchone md Philip Gavit 6 Sep 1681 1713 DEATH: MA,Essex Co-Salem: Hannah Macchone Gavitt died 1 December 1713	Macchone, Hannah (I9646)
1396	1670-1 BIRTH: MASS, Essex Co-Newbury: George Tharlay was born 12 March 1670-71 BIR,MG,DTH: Some Newbury Thurlows and Their Descendants, Descendants of John and Abigail Thurlo, dau of prob Hugh March bn England 1618 (a builder). 1694 MARRIAGE: MASS,Essex Co-Newbury: George Tharlay md Mary Adams 26 November 1694 IGI 7204534/71 shows George md Mary Adams 26 Nov 1694, Newbury, Essex, MS c1713 DEATH: George Tharlay died about 17 January 1713, prob Newbury, Essex Co, Mass. NOTES: Document concerning the disposition of the estate of George Thurloe: "Thomas Thorla, George Thorla, heirs to Mary Thorla estate of our Hond. Father George Thorla, late of Newbury, deceased. Mother Mary to have her dower also 1/3 of Fruit of Appletrees for nine years to come. Wit. Samuel Robinson, John Pike."	Tharlay, George (I4307)
1397	1672 BIRTH:MASS,Essex Co-Newbury: Mary Adams born 16 Jan 1672, dau of Sergt Abraham & Mary Pettingell BIR: Some Newbury Thurlows and Their Descendants, Descendants of John and Abigail Thurlo	Adams, Mary (I4313)
1398	1674 BIRTH: Robert Adams born 12 May 1674 [no place shown] BIR:Some Newbury Thurlows and Their Descendants pg 137, documented by A Genealogical History of Robert Adams of Newbury.	Adams, Robert (I4527)
1399	1676 BIR, c1696 MG, 1735 DTH,BUR: FS Internet May 2001,Ancestral File #WJ2D-OV: Submitted by Nancy Atkinson Davis, Orem UT: Maria Magdalena bn Feb 1676- , Baden, Germany; dd 15 May 1735-Froescheim, Baden, Germany, buried 16 May 1735-Meisenbach Cem, Meisenbach, Baden, Germany Email Lystra Marshall Feb 2001: Jacob Gaensel md Maria Elisabetha Pabst, dau of Abraham Pabst & Maria Magdalena. TO DO: PROVE ABOVE BY CHECKING RECORDS	Magdalena, Maria (I8349)
1400	1676 BIR,c1696 MG, 1734 DTH,BUR: FS Internet May 2001,Ancestral File #WJ2D-OV: Submitted by Nancy Atkinson Davis, Orem UT: Abraham B Pabst bn 1676- , Baden, Germany; dd 7 Jan 1734-Froescheim, Baden, Germany, buried 8 Jan 1734-Meisenbach Cem, Meisenbach, Baden, Germany Email Lystra Marshall Feb 2001: Jacob Gaensel md Maria Elisabetha Pabst, dau of Abraham Pabst & Maria Magdalena. TO DO: PROVE ABOVE BY CHECKING RECORDS	Pabst, Abraham P (I8348)