Note: Records show that Susan Boswell (widow) married Clement Aldridge in 1626 and that Susan Crompton married Edmond Boswell in 1612. Therefore, her maiden name is assumed to be Crompton. As such, parents Christopher Boswell and his wife Margery Lambert were detached from her profile. ~Liz Shifflett, August 26, 2015
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Susan Crompton married (1) Edmond Boswell in 1612 and (2) Clement Aldridge in 1626.[1]
Worstead Parish Register, Norfolk, England. Record of the 1626 marriage of Clement Aldrich and Susan Boswell, widow. Performed by Rev. Henry Aldred, vicar of Worstead.[2][3]
Immigration
"Clement Aldrich/Aldridge and Susan [Boswell, née Crompton] were apparently immigrants to Northumberland Co, Virginia. However, I have not yet found any record of their immigration in the form of ship lists or of patents given for their transport." ~ Pam Wilson (#Clement)
Susan's husband Clement Aldridge (b 1601) died about 1668 in Northumberland County.[4]
Son (Clement) of Clement and Susan m Elizabeth Tills/Tilles in England and died January 19, 1698/99 in Northumberland County, Virginia.
"Clement and Elizabeth were immigrants to Virginia. His parents, Clement and Susan, may have preceded them. Sekanick speculates that, since Clement (Sr) died in 1668, Clement (Jr) may have come to America to claim an inheritance. A Clement Aldridge first appears in records of Northumberland Co, VA in 1666. However, Clement and Elizabeth's two children were christened in Worstead, Norfolk, England, in 1669 and 1670." ... "There is also confusion in the Northumberland Co, VA records about *which* Clement was involved in certain transactions, since there were several generations of Clement Aldridge/Arledges."[4]
Children
Edmond[5] and Susan Boswell's children were born in Worstead, Norfolk, England[6]
James Boswell (b April 20, 1613)
Edward Boswell (b July 16, 1615)
Katherine Boswell (b Feb. 20, 1617)
Clement and Susan's children were born in Worstead, Norfolk, England;[7] sons Clement and William died in Northumberland County, Virginia; son George immigrated to Northumberland County but died in Maryland
Clement Aldridge (c1635[8]-1698/99) m Elizabeth Tills[4]
Mary Aldridge (b April 16, 1631) - [died young? Pam lists another dau. named Mary]
Alice/Alise Aldridge (b Sept. 1, 1633), m Samuel Pycroft, May 12, 1673, Worstead, Norfolk, England. (Also known as "Lucey," died in Virginia in 1712[10])
William Aldridge (b. September 25, 1635, d. 1662, 1665, or...[11]
Thomas Aldridge (b 1637)
George Aldridge (1639[12]-before February 1676/77, Talbot County, Maryland [will dated 1 Oct 1673, proved December 16, 1679])
Mary Aldridge, b or bp July 24, 1640
Research Notes
See the links to research posted by Pam Wilson (#Pam's_Research). On the home page for her Arledge Family History site, she notes that in 2008 she had uploaded her entire database tree to Geni.[13]
From the research files of Pam Wilson. These are my research notes and do not represent any conclusions in final form. Created January 1999; updated July 2006.
Possible ancestor of Susan:
"There is a will of a James Crampton of Worstead dated 1500 who may be her ancestor: Norwich Consistory Court Probate Records Wills Will Registers Will register 23 (Wight) CatalogueRef NCC will register Wight 82 Title Crampton (Cramton), James, of Wursted Date 1500 Description Will. Level Item Repository Norfolk Record Office Ref No Tree icon See where this entry fits within the collection as a whole Category probate Access Status Open Access Conditions Not to be produced to the searchroom. Finding Aids Norfolk Record Society vol. 16 A-Hi. Copies Make a note of the CatalogueRef and Date and use microfilm MF 33."[14]
↑ from Pam Wilson's Facebook entry when she posted an image of the record she had found
↑ from Pam Wilson's page on Clement's descendants (#Clement): "Teri Allred [in her Winter 1994 "Aldridge and Allred of the South" newsletter] cites a letter written by Sylvia M. Allred of W. Jordan, Utah, to John Lisk in 1976:
"In her second letter, she is discussing Susan BOSWELL who married Clement ALDRED/ALDRIDGE 2 Jul 1626. She states that after Susan Boswell's name in the marriage record to Clement, it definitely states "widow." On 24 June 1612, an Edmond BOSWELL married Susan CROMPTON. If that is the case and this is confirmed, the maiden name of Clement ALDRIDGE's wife would be CROMPTON instead of Boswell."
↑ Susan's Geni page is "Managed by: Private User" citing Pam Wilson research, but I don't know if the entry was Pam's originally or not. Children attached to Susan's entry are managed by Pam.
↑ from Geni profile (managed by "Private User") for Susan Crompton, no citation (follows information attributed to Pam Wilson)
Alldredge-Aldridge-Bracen-Nesmith Families, by Memory Aldridge Lester; The Aldridge Family: England to America, by Robert Newton Aldridge Jr., (an appendix). Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 1957 (privately printed). Available online courtesty of the Hathi Trust (accessed July 2, 2015).
Acknowledgements
Pam Wilson (BIG Thank You!)
Liz Shifflett, editing; renamed Crompton (Crompton-333) on July 2, 2015.
The WikiTree profile for Susan Boswell-489 (b c1626 in Wortead, England) was created by Terry Childress, Wednesday, August 6, 2014. No sources given.
The WikiTree profile for Susan Boswell-48 (b 1605 to Christopher & Margery) was created through the import of Holman Family Tree.ged on 06 March 2011. Source: Ancestry Family Trees (Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members).
Heath Vogel created WikiTree profile Boswell-280 through the import of Vogel Wiki Upload.ged on Jan 22, 2013. Source: Ancestry Family Trees (Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members) & Yates Publishing, U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900, (Ancestry Online publication, 2004). Original data...extracted from a variety of sources including family group sheets and electronic databases. (Had 12 July 1626 marriage date.)
Vitals do not fit with biography. Susan must have been born earlier and presumably did not die in 1640 at Worstead. Research would benefit from adding a profile for all the known relatives. Willing to do it but I don't want to keep them on my watch list. Christopher Boswell must have come from somewhere. Is it possible he was Edmund's father?
Boswell-48 and Boswell-280 appear to represent the same person because: these are the same person, but the last name is wrong. Her first husband was Boswell. Aldrich m Susan Boswell (widow).
Clement Aldriche m Susan Boswell, widow, in 1626. On 24 June 1612, an Edmond BOSWELL married Susan CROMPTON. But that Susan was probably born before 1605 (marriage at age 7 is a bit early).
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