William Brooks
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William Henry Brooks (1784 - 1854)

William Henry Brooks
Born in South Carolinamap
Ancestors ancestors
Brother of
Husband of — married 16 Apr 1805 in Christian County, Kentuckymap
Descendants descendants
Died at age 70 in Randolph County, Missourimap
Profile last modified | Created 22 Feb 2013
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Contents

Biography

Daughter: Mary W. Brooks married Nathaniel Collier on 16 October 1825, in Oglethorpe, GA. Marriage noted in the same image as her brother Robert’s marriage to Sarah Moore.


Name

Name: William Henry /Brooks/

DNA Chalkboard

A945894 Tom Brooks => Robert Brooks
A637711 Lynn Brooks => Martha Ann Brooks
4C1R
MRCA: William Henry Brooks
Share 21 Segments >3.0cM
Total cM: 70.95
Largest segment cM: 4.32
Not enough for confirmation of greater than 3rd cousins by Wikitree standards - but a familial relationship is here.

Sources


  • Jackson County Bible Records, Jesse Brooks Bible, p. 24
  • Index to Randolph County, Missouri Cemeteries
  • Headstone picture
  • Kentucky Marriage Records
  • 1810, 1830, 1850 Federal Census
  • Brooks family records, Seaver, Jesse Montgomery, 1890- [from old catalog]. Collections: newyorkpubliclibrary, americana


Notes

Ancestors?
Richard Brooks, 14 (b. 1621), and William Brooks, 20 (b. 1615), came to America in July 1635 on the ship Blessing.
Richard settled at Scituate, then Rehoboth. Gave power of attorney to son-in-law Robert Crossman in 1689. Richard died in 1695, age 74.
William settled at Salem, Massachusetts - became a proprietor in 1639.
Robert Brooks, from Maidenstone, came to America with his wife on the ship Hercules. Resided at Marblehead. Flourished 1657.

Acknowledgments

Thank you to Michelle Bairfield for creating WikiTree profile Brooks-4437 through the import of 2013-10-05 ten generation Gavin.ged on Oct 5, 2013. Click to the Changes page for the details of edits by Michelle and others.






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Brooks-4437 and Brooks-3436 appear to represent the same person because: Looks like duplicates- I guessed on dates and 1st name of Spouse when I uploaded in 2013. The DNA between you and my husband isn’t perfect - but there are segments shared. Please merge.
Brooks-6125 and Brooks-3436 appear to represent the same person because: William Henry BROOKS (1784-1854) and his wife Susanna PYLE (1786-1861) are my 4th great grandparents.
posted by Lynn (Brooks) Gleason

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