Pete Hudson

Hi - have you seen this discussion on G2G . https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/377942/why-do-relatively-few-people-from-india-use-wikitree-

I'd like to invite you to contribute.

Maria

Hi Pete. Thanks for checking in. Yes, the Cummins clan that I belong to definitely comes from Ireland. I have them going back quite far to Ireland.

I believe that my DNA also shows that they were truly Irish, and not British or Scottish who had immigrated to Ireland.

Thanks in advance for any help you can give though.

In appreciation Kathy

cont-- and afterwards was buried in the fields, in a dunghill.

John Carless 1556 and margaret they had children

It appeareth by the examination of the foresaid John Careless, that he endured prisoner the space of two whole years, having wife and children: in the which his captivity, first being in Coventry jail, he was there in such credit with his keeper, that upon his word he was let out to play in the pageant about the city with his companions. And that done, keeping touch with his keeper, he returned again into prison at his hour appointed. And after that, being brought up to London, he was indued with such patience and constant fortitude, that he longed for nothing more earnestly than to come to that promotion to die in the fire for the profession of his faith: and yet it so pleased the Lord to prevent him with death that he came not to it, but died in the prison, and afterwards was buried in

Samuel, the eldest son of Samuel Allen Sr., settled in the parish of East Bridgewater as early as 1660. He was one of the original landed proprietors of the town and held many offices of trust and honor from the people. He was town clerk from 1683 to 1702, was a member of the Legislature in 1693, was in many of the battles with the Indians in those times, and once, while on a march to join Capt. Church with twenty of his neighbors, took seventeen prisoners after a desperate conflict. The records of the town still bear witness of his character for accuracy and research. He was a deacon of the church and bore a good character to his death.

He married Sarah, daughter of George Partridge of Duxbury; She was born in 1639. They had 10 children His father was Samuel Allen of Braintree 1597 Eng

http://www.crickladestmary.org.uk/marriages_1750-1799.htm info on John Allen and Mary Cuss. Im related to Allens of new england

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Hi Pete, Just give me a shout if I can help !!

Maria

Hi Pete , Thanks for your message. Excellent and welcome! I've added the project badge to your profile. If you click on the badge it will take you to the full list of our wonderful members. Click on India Project will take you the first page of the project. Scroll down to participants. I've added your good self . Can you add your area of interest etc. I'll let you explore and catch up with you later. As this is a fairly new project any ideas for development and help would be most welcome.

Thanks again for joining and enjoy. Maria

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