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Three Samuel Wilcocks/ons of Killingworth, when did they die?

There are in the early Killingworth, Connecticut, records three Samuel Willcocks/ Wilcoksons (and variant spellings). They are fairly easy to distinguish, three generations, a man, his son, and his grandson. The eldest Samuel [1] married Ruth Wascott 1 Jan 1696 and married a second time Katherine Dutton 25 April 1734. The son Samuel [2] married Mary Stevens 8 Nov 1720. The grandson Samuel [3], son of Samuel [2], was born 25 Jan 1723. There is no record of his marriage. There is only one death date listed in the Killingworth Vital records "Samuel Willcocks Jr. died 24 June 1746, and one set of probate documents which clearly state the subject died 24 June 1746. Distribution of his estate, 4 April 1749, was made to only two children, Giels and Mary.

Killingworth land records contain many grants and land transaction starting in 1688 concerning Samuel Willcoxson [1]. In 1718, in addition to records for Samuel [1], sometimes referred to as Samuel Willcocks Sr., there are also records for Samuel Willcocks "Jr." [2] who was born in 1696. During the years 1739 to 1744 there are references to Samuel Willcoks the second, instead of Samuel Jr., since Samuel [3] was now an adult

Vol 6 387/8 25 June 1741 Saml W to daughter Dinah Harris of New London for love and affection. 2 acres Vol 6 401/2 15 Oct 1741. Saml Sr to sons Wm & Josiah W for 400 L, several peices , Vol 6 407 8 Sept 1741 Smel senr to Eleazer Isbell for 20 pounds land I gave to son Jeremiah Willcocks by deed 19 March 1738/9 in which he made two reserves wjich were to go to Jeremiah when saml died but he now release reversions to go to Eleazer Isbell.

Vol 6 451/2 23 March 1742 [41/2] entered 23 Oct 1742. William Marks bound to hond father in law Saml Wilcocks sr , 400L, Marks providing living conditions for his father in law. No mention of Lydia. (2023 Lydia? what was I thinking?)

Vol 7 p. 97 2 July 1744. Samuel Willcocks ye 2nd for 141L 10s to Lemuel Parmele of Kw, 47 acres, Long meadow, estate of inheritance,


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John Sutton[1] married Dyonysia Clements, 5 July 1579 in the parish of Great Snoring, Norfolk, England,[2]

John Sutton, "millner" of the parish of Wells, or Wells-next-the-sea (about seven miles from Great Snoring) made his will 2 Mar 1615[/6?] He left is "houses Landes and tenements boeth free and Coppihold" and named his daughter Margaret; son, John; and wife Dionis.[1] John Sutton "mylner" was buried in Wells 22 March 1615/16][3]

  1. Margareta Sutton, daughter of John Sutton was baptized 1 Jan 1588[/9]. Margaret Seton[sic] married William Walker 10 Jan 1618[/9]. Their daughter Judith was baptized 24 June 1627, all in Great Snoring.[4]
  2. John Sutton bpt 14 July 1594


John Sutton [1] was baptized in the parish of Great Snoring, Norfolk, England, 14 July 1594, son of John Sutton.[5] John Sutton, the father, had married Dyonysia Clements, 5 July 1579 in Great Snoring.[6] The senior John, a miller, resididng in Wells-next-the-Sea, left a will and was buried March 1615/6. The will named his wife Dionis and children, John and Margaret.[1]

On the outskirts of Norwich, England, was the parish of Eaton, also called Eaton St. Andrew. John Sutton married there "Judeth" Adcock 22 Oct 1620.[7]

In 1638, 133 persons came in the ship Diligent of Ipswich, master John Martin. "John Sutton and his wife and four children came from Atleburraye, (Attleboro) and settled in New Hingham. -6." Steven Paine, his wife, 3 sons and 4 servants were also aboard. [8]

Children

  1. Jhon[sic] Sutton, son of John and wife Juda, was baptized 7 Oct 1621 in Great Snoring[9]
  2. Elizabeth Sutton, bpt Great Saxham, Suffolk, 25 May 1623
  3. Mary Sutton was baptized at Great Saxham 10 Aug 1625
  4. Anne Sutton b. about 1627
  5. Judeth Sutton, was baptized at Attleborough 27 Nov 1629. Judeth d/o John Sutton and wife Judeth, was buried 20 July 1631 in Great Snoring.[9]
  6. Esther Sutton, daughter of John and wife Judith was baptized 1 April 1632 in Great Snoring.[9]
  7. Margaret Sutton bp Attleborough 30 Nov 1637
  8. Hannah Sutton b. probably between 1638 and 1642 in Hingham, Massachusetts. she died there 13? Oct 1642.

Done in RM John Adcocke, formerly of Attleborough, wrote his will at Great Ellingham, the town next to Attleborough, 14 Oct 1638, proved 30 Jan 1638/9 named among others "Stephen Payne my sonn in lawe" and Elizabeth Sutton my grandchild."[10][11]

John Adcocke married Elizabeth Eldred in Attleborough 7 Oct 1593.[12] She was probably Elizabeth Eldred baptized 20 Nov 1570? at Old Buckenham, Norfolk (next to Attleboro). Parents names were illegible. She died about 1638.

The St. Mary's, Attleborough, Rector, John Forbie entered the following in the death register in the entry just after 10 Dec 1638. "John Adcocke, who had dwelt longe in this towne & for a discontent (as was thought) for a daughter whom he loved dearly that w[i]th her husband & children one Payne a man precise [i.e. precious] & would needs shipp him ov[er] w[i]th many such other factious people into New England Anno 1638. And Also for further p[re]sent greife of his wife who died sone aftr in this s[ai]d yeare (wherby he thought himselfe & was more desolate & voyd of Comfort) fell into more discontent & sickened. He went & dwelt in his sd daughters house in Great Elingham, where she & her husband last had dwelt. And there laye verie longe in a languishinge sicknes about a quarter of a yeere, and then died. He was a Mason by his Trade, & gott much by yt, & his worke under one Mr Evered. He was paynful & just And honest in all his labour & dealing. He was also verie usefull for nay of the towne Reconings in their Accompts. He was my farmer for my Tythes before & att his death, & delt lovingly & faithfully with me. I was verie sorie & others also for his death. He was buried att Great Elingham." [13][14]

John's will, dated 14 Oct 1638 and proved at Benkenham 30 Jan 1638/9 left the tenement where he lived , lately purchased of Stephen Payne his son in law to another son in law Nicholas Braye and his wife Elizabeth. He left ten pounds each to grandchildren Stephen Payne, John Payne, Nathaniell Payne and Rebecca Payne, to be paid by his son John Adcocke after the said Stephen reach the age of 21. He had to come in person and present a "lawful certificate" that the other children were still living. He also made bequests to grandchild Ruth Bray, daughter of Elizabeth and Nicholas, youngest son John Adcocke, grandchild Elizabeth Sutton, and the children of his sister Sparkes.[15]

Children baptized at St. Mary's, Attleborough, Norfolk, England[16] 1. Mary Adcoke bpt 6 Oct 1594 2. Elizabeth Adcoke bpt 2 Feb 1597 3. Julian, daughter of John Adcocke, was baptized 11 Feb 1598/9, in the Parish of "Attilburgh"[17] 4. John Adcocke bpt 14 Dec 1600 5. Neele Adcok bpt 20 Feb 1602/3 6. Phillip Adcocke bpt 20 Jan 1604/5; buried 11 June 1605 7. Anne Adcocke bpt 24 June 1607

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Zubrinsky, Eugene Cole "The English Origin of John Sutton of Hingham and Rehoboth, Massachusetts" New England Historical and Genealogical Register. Vol. 172 (2018) pp. 30 - 32.
  2. ↑ England, Norfolk, Parish ...Record Office), 1510-1997 . Great Snoring Baptisms, Marriages, Burials 1560-1749 Image 64 of 139
  3. ↑ England, Norfolk, Parish ...Record Office), 1510-1997, Wells Baptisms, Marriages, Burials 1548-1659. image 61 of 149
  4. ↑ England, Norfolk, Parish ...Record Office), 1510-1997 . Great Snoring Baptisms, Marriages, Burials 1560-1749 Images 11, 23, 68 of 139.]
  5. ↑ England, Norfolk, Parish ...Record Office), 1510-1997 . Great Snoring Baptisms, Marriages, Burials 1560-1749 Image 13 of 139.
  6. ↑ England, Norfolk, Parish ...Record Office), 1510-1997 . Great Snoring Baptisms, Marriages, Burials 1560-1749 Image 64 of 139
  7. ↑ England, Norfolk, Parish ...Record Office), 1510-1997 , Eaton St Andrew Baptisms, Marriages, Burials 1568-1758 image 45 of 117 at Family Search.
  8. ↑ Lincoln, Solomon (transcr.) "Daniel Cushing's Record" Register 15:25-27 (1861)
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 England, Norfolk, Parish ...Record Office), 1510-1997 . Great Snoring Baptisms, Marriages, Burials 1560-1749 Images 21, 26, 101.
  10. ↑ Zubrinsky, Eugene Cole. "Julian Adcocke, Wife of John Sutton of Hingham and Rehoboth, Massachusetts, and Their Family." New England Historical and Genealogical Register167 (2013):7-14
  11. ↑ Zubrinsky cites [Archdeaconry Court of Original wills FHL 0,167,112 #111 and Sidney L. Paine, "The English Ancestry of Stephen Paine of Rehoboth Plymouth Colony," NEHGR 143:291-302 specifically 299, 300 (1989)
  12. ↑ Church of England, Parish Church of Attleborough (Norfolk). Attleborough parish registers, 1552-1840, vol. 12 (Norfolk and Norwich Genealogical Society) p. 163 Accessed Family Search 30 June 2022 image 166 of 298 https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/viewer/292109/?offset=0#page=166&viewer=picture&o=&n=0&q=
  13. ↑ This transcription at: "English Ancestry of Stephen Paine." New England Historical and Genealogical Register 143 (1989) :299
  14. ↑ Another transcription. Attleborough parish registers, 1552-1840, vol. 12 p. 234 image 237 of 298
  15. ↑ "English Ancestry of Stephen Paine." New England Historical and Genealogical Register 143 (1989) :299
  16. ↑ Attleborough parish registers, 1552-1840, vol. 12 pp 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 218 https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/121399?availability=Family%20History%20Library
  17. ↑ Norfolk Genealogy Volume XII. Attleborough parish registers, 1552-1840, (Norfolk & Norwich Genealogical Society, c. 1980) p. 25. https://archive.org/details/newenglandhisto65unkngoog/page/n44/mode/2up

Mayflower Treasure Hunt - Elizabeth Maverick (1649-1698) - Descendant of Isaac Allerton

Mayflower Treasure Hunt - Find the primary sources or reliable secondary sources for this Mayflower descendant.

Elizabeth was the granddaughter of Isaac Allerton and daughter of his daughter, Remember, both passengers on the Mayflower.

Her profile needs help: organization, sources (treasure), and a bio. You can add information here (get G2G points), or directly on the profile, or both.

Elizabeth was born or baptized in 1649. Which is it? Is there only the one date available? Source? She married twice? Who, when and where? Where did she live? Who were her children? 3 by husband one and 5 by husband 2? How about writing a basic bio?

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Maverick-4 Isaac-3 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Allerton-8 Remember.

Nathaniel Chaffee, son of Thomas by an unknown mother was probably born in Nantasket (Hull), Massachusetts, between about 1638 and 1642.[18]

The Chaffe family moved from Hull to Rehoboth about 1660. In 1667 the Wannamoiset section of Rehoboth became the town of Swansea.

19 May 1670 Nathaniel Chafy was chose Constable [CG cites Swansea Town Records]

HIs ear mark was a half ring in the top of each ear.[CG]

1672; "The bounds of the Lands of Nathaniell Chaffe are Sixty acres of land purchased of Obediah Bowen, Sur., Also Twelve and a half. Ten acres More purchased of John Martin" This property was later part of Attleborough.[CG The Book of the Attleborough Records of the North Purchased Lande belonging to Rehoboth]

5 Feb 1672/3 Nathl and Joseph Chafy and other "meadow" owners agreed to buiild a fence.[CG citing Proprietos Records Ancient Swansea pp 16, 17]

22 Jan 1673/4 Nathaniel Chafey and Joseph Chafey and other "meadow" owners agreed that moable grass adjoining their meadow should be for the proprietors use. [CG citing Proprietos Records Ancient Swansea pp 16, 17]

8 Feb 1674/5 The town of Rehoboth agreed to encourage Nathaniel to return offering him 10 acres of land if he would stay seven years. [CG Rehoboth Records]

16 June 1675, Nathaniel Chaffe of the Township of Rehobeth, New Plymouth, New England, smith, sold land in Swansea. CG cites Plymouth Colony Deeds Vol V p 308.

July 1675- Aug 1676 King Philips War kept the town of Rehoboth on constant alert and in a state of danger. Nathaniel contributed £3 16s. 6d to the war fund. [CG]

1 Jun 1680 propounded to be a freeman and he became a freeman of Plymout in 1681. [CG Plymouth Colony Records]

26 Mar 1681 chosen constable again.[Rehoboth Records]

9 April 1685 Lots were drawn for a land division. Nathaniel's estate was 50 acres and he drew lot number 76.[Rehoboth Reocrds.]

12 Oct 1686 Nathaniel Chaffee proposed to the town for the maintenance of George the First (huh)

8 Feb 1686/7 he purchased two acres

22 Mar 1693. Chosen Tythein man. [Ibid]

1694 Nathaniel witnessed his brother, Joseph's, will and was surety for the administrators bond.



Thomas Chaffee of Swansie wrote his will in 1680, proved in 1683. He named only two sons Nathaniel (eldest) and Joseph (executor) leaving them both generously provided for in land and goods.[19][20]

It is said he was a farmer and fisherman. His inventory was taken 11 or 15 May 1683. (There are two copies in the records with different dates.) He owned land, animals and a great bible. There is no evidence that he was a fisherman, but several things (crosscut saw, axes, logchaine, draught chain & whipletree, handsaw, drawing knife, adz, wedges, and bill hook) that indicated he might have been a logger.[19][20]

It is believed that Joseph was buried in the ancient Chaffee burying ground located on his own farm. . The property is located on the west bank of the Barrington River, then called the Sowams River, and is about two miles northwest of Barrington, Rhode Island.[18]

Children, probably born in Nantasket, (now called Hull)[18]

  1. Nathaniel Chaffe born circa 1638-1642; m. married Experience/Ceperianus Bliss
  2. Joseph Chaffe, born about 1639-1646; m. Annis Martin.
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Zubrinsky, Eugene Cole "The English Origin of John Sutton of Hingham and Rehoboth, Massachusetts" New England Historical and Genealogical Register. Vol. 172 (2018) pp. 30 - 32.
  2. ↑ England, Norfolk, Parish ...Record Office), 1510-1997 . Great Snoring Baptisms, Marriages, Burials 1560-1749 Image 64 of 139
  3. ↑ England, Norfolk, Parish ...Record Office), 1510-1997, Wells Baptisms, Marriages, Burials 1548-1659. image 61 of 149
  4. ↑ England, Norfolk, Parish ...Record Office), 1510-1997 . Great Snoring Baptisms, Marriages, Burials 1560-1749 Images 11, 23, 68 of 139.]
  5. ↑ England, Norfolk, Parish ...Record Office), 1510-1997 . Great Snoring Baptisms, Marriages, Burials 1560-1749 Image 13 of 139.
  6. ↑ England, Norfolk, Parish ...Record Office), 1510-1997 . Great Snoring Baptisms, Marriages, Burials 1560-1749 Image 64 of 139
  7. ↑ England, Norfolk, Parish ...Record Office), 1510-1997 , Eaton St Andrew Baptisms, Marriages, Burials 1568-1758 image 45 of 117 at Family Search.
  8. ↑ Lincoln, Solomon (transcr.) "Daniel Cushing's Record" Register 15:25-27 (1861)
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 England, Norfolk, Parish ...Record Office), 1510-1997 . Great Snoring Baptisms, Marriages, Burials 1560-1749 Images 21, 26, 101.
  10. ↑ Zubrinsky, Eugene Cole. "Julian Adcocke, Wife of John Sutton of Hingham and Rehoboth, Massachusetts, and Their Family." New England Historical and Genealogical Register167 (2013):7-14
  11. ↑ Zubrinsky cites [Archdeaconry Court of Original wills FHL 0,167,112 #111 and Sidney L. Paine, "The English Ancestry of Stephen Paine of Rehoboth Plymouth Colony," NEHGR 143:291-302 specifically 299, 300 (1989)
  12. ↑ Church of England, Parish Church of Attleborough (Norfolk). Attleborough parish registers, 1552-1840, vol. 12 (Norfolk and Norwich Genealogical Society) p. 163 Accessed Family Search 30 June 2022 image 166 of 298 https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/viewer/292109/?offset=0#page=166&viewer=picture&o=&n=0&q=
  13. ↑ This transcription at: "English Ancestry of Stephen Paine." New England Historical and Genealogical Register 143 (1989) :299
  14. ↑ Another transcription. Attleborough parish registers, 1552-1840, vol. 12 p. 234 image 237 of 298
  15. ↑ "English Ancestry of Stephen Paine." New England Historical and Genealogical Register 143 (1989) :299
  16. ↑ Attleborough parish registers, 1552-1840, vol. 12 pp 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 218 https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/121399?availability=Family%20History%20Library
  17. ↑ Norfolk Genealogy Volume XII. Attleborough parish registers, 1552-1840, (Norfolk & Norwich Genealogical Society, c. 1980) p. 25. https://archive.org/details/newenglandhisto65unkngoog/page/n44/mode/2up
  18. ↑ 18.0 18.1 18.2 Chaffee, William Henry. The Chaffee Genealogy Embracing the Chafe, Chafy, Chafie, Chafey, Chafee, Chaphe, Chaffy, Chaffie, Chaffey, Chaffe, Chaffee Descendants of Thomas Chaffe, of Hingham, Hull, Rehoboth and Swansea, Massachusetts ... 1635-1909. (New York: Grafton Press, 1909) Note: There is more detail in the Chaffee Genealogy, including transcriptions of the records. pp 12-20
  19. ↑ 19.0 19.1 "Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Probate Records, 1633-1967," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-997D-V3CV?cc=2018320&wc=M6BX-F29%3A338083801 : 20 May 2014), Wills 1633-1686 vol 1-4 > image 555 of 616; State Archives, Boston. Vol IV p 36.
  20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 "Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Probate Records, 1633-1967," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G97D-V3DD?cc=2018320&wc=M6BX-F29%3A338083801 : 20 May 2014), Wills 1633-1686 vol 1-4 > image 560 of 616; State Archives, Boston. Vol IV p. 45.



Jeremiah Peck

William Peck/Pecke

William Peck/Pecke was a settler, planter and founder of the New Haven Colony. Many of the original settlers were from London or nearby. Many of them sailed on the Hector from London to arrive in Boston, Massachusetts, 26 June 1637. Many genealogies state that William, a merchant from London was among this group, who subsequently traveled to the harbor of Quinnepiac (New Haven) in the spring of 1638. William, his wife and son could have been part of these groups, but there is no proof. He left no records in Boston, and when the founders of New Haven signed a "Fundamental Agreement" for governance of the Colony, 4 Jun 1639, William was not one of the original signers, but signed at a later date.[NHCR1 18]

William was admitted to the court at New Haven "29th of 8 M: 1640."[NHCR1 44]






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