Lydia MILLER was born on 29 Dec 1681 in Yarmouth, Mass.. ⁽²⁰⁹⁹⁾ She died on 1 Mar 1727/28 in Kingston, MA. ⁽²¹⁰⁰⁾ She was the daughter of John and Margaret (Winslow) Miller [Wood p. 84]

She was married to Jacob, COOKE on 29 Dec 1681.⁽²¹⁰¹⁾ Children were: William COOKE, Lydia COOKE, Rebecca COOKE, Jacob COOKE, Margaret COOKE, Josiah COOKE, John COOKE, Damaris COOKE.

Margaret MILLER

Children were: Henry JOHNSON.

Edward MITCHELL was born before 1650 in Plymouth, MA. ⁽²¹⁰²⁾ He was living in 1689 in Plymouth, MA. See the will of Experience Mitchell. He was alive when his father died in abt 1689. Parents: Experience (1) MITCHELL and Mary.

Elizabeth (3) MITCHELL⁽²¹⁰³⁾ was born about 1628/29 in Plymouth, MA.^{(2104) (2105)} Rosser: Mayflower Increasings: "b. c1628, Plymouth, . . ." She died bef1684 in Bridgewater, MA. ^{(2106)(2107) (2108)} Notes:

Mayflower Increasings: " . . .d. pre 1684 (28-- MD 15:247) . . ."

MFIP: The will of John Washbourne senr dated 30 Oct. 1686, exhibited 8 June 1687, names wife Elizabeth Washbourne (the widow Packard) ; brother Philip Washbourne; sons John, Thomas, Joseph, Samuel, Jonathan, Benjamin, James, Mary, Elizabeth, Jane and Sarah.

Wood, MF5G:12: Died after 1 November 1681 and before 5 December 1684. John Washburn remarries Elizabeth Packard after November, 1684 and the date of his death, 1686, thus Elizabeth Mitchell dies prior. Parents: Experience (1) MITCHELL and Jane COOKE.

She was married to John Jr (3) WASHBURN on 6 Dec 1645 in Duxbury, MA.^{(2109) (2110)(2111) (2112)} Notes:

John late in life married the widow Elizabeth Packard. All of his children were by Elizabeth Mitchell. His latter marriage ended in his death within a year or so.

Washburn Family foundations: "John Washburn married at Duxbury, in 1645, Elizabeth, daughter of Experience Mitchell, and his wife, Jane (Cooke) Mitchell.

Mayflower Increasings: "m. 6 Dec. 1645, John Washburn . . ." Citation: MD 3:96; Stratton: 328.

Plymouth Colony Vital Records; MD 13:2
John Washborne & Elizabeth Michell marryed the vith of Decembr 1645 Children were: John (4) JR WASHBURN, Thomas(4) WASHBURN, Samuel (4) WASHBURN, Joseph (4) WASHBURN, Jonathan (4) WASHBURN, Benjamin (4) WASHBURN, Mary (4) WASHBURN, Elizabeth(4) WASHBURN, Jane(4) WASHBURN, James(4) WASHBURN, Sarah (4) WASHBURN.

Experience (1) MITCHELL was born about 1602 in England?. ⁽²¹¹³⁾ Wood MF5G:12, indicates that Experience's ancestry remains unknown, with a possible connection with a Thomas Mitchell of England. He immigrated in Aug 1623 to Plymouth Colony, MA. ⁽²¹¹⁴⁾ Experience came on the ship Anne. He died between 1685 and 1689 in Plymouth, MA.^{(2115) (2116)}

EXPERIENCE MITCHELL'S inventory was taken 14 May, 1689, and his will was proved 4 September, 1689; therefore the date of the will, 5 December, 1689, as recorded by the clerk, Samuel Sprague, is doubtless an error. The will must have been made on 5 December in the year 1688, or possibly even earlier.

The will and inventory are recorded in the Plymouth County Probate Records, Volume 1, pages 44 and 45. The wife Mary mentioned in the will was a second wife, the first one having been Jane2

According to MF5G:12: Experience was among several single men in the colony, and he, together with five other unmarried young men, were listed in the Division of Cattle along with Francis Cooke and his family--thus probably living with them at the time.

Mitchell, Experience

Experience Mitchell arrived in Plymouth in 1623 on the Anne, and Banks writes that he was from Duke's Place, London. Underhill (Small Descendants, 1:510), based in part on Dexter (p. 625), thought Experience was the son of Thomas Mitchell of Cambridge, England, who was a member of Francis Johnson's church at Amsterdam, and that Experience was born in Leiden in 1611.

Experience received a letter dated 24 July 1662 from his nephew Thomas Mitchell in Amsterdam in which Thomas mentions having received Experience's letter dated 23 April 1661, and says, "I do also wish my cousin Elizabeth much joy with her [p.328] daughter that God has given her to her six sons. I do also wish my cousin Sarah much joy in her married estate" (PN&Q 3:102-03).

Experience was a Purchaser and was on the 1633 freeman list. He later moved to Duxbury, where he became a highway surveyor on 3 March 1639/40 (PCR 1:141); he also served on various juries (PCR, passim). On 7 June 1659 he was fined ten shillings for refusing to serve on the grand jury (PCR 3:168).

He married, probably not long after the 1627 cattle division, Jane Cooke, daughter of 1620 Mayflower passenger Francis Cooke; though there is no record of their marriage, their son Thomas Mitchell in a deed of 1 August 1672 refers to some land given him by his grandfather Francis Cooke (MD 3:104).

By his first wife Jane, Mitchell had Thomas and Elizabeth, but indirect evidence indicates that the rest of his children, with the exception of Mary, perhaps, were probably by his second wife Mary _____. See John B. Threlfall, "Comments on the Two Wives of Experience Mitchell of Plymouth, Mass.," NEHGR 127:94; Robert S. Wakefield, "Not All the Children of Experience Mitchell Are Mayflower Descendants," TAG 59:28; and Barbara L. Merrick, "Some Descendants of Francis Cooke, Mayflower Passenger," MQ 49:130. Also see Merton Taylor Goodrich, "Gaining Experience—A Problem in the Mitchell Family," TAG 12:193.

In his will, dated 5 December 1684, inventory 14 May 1689, Mitchell named his wife Mary; sons Edward and John; grandsons Experience and Thomas; granddaughter Mary Mitchell; and daughters Mary Shaw, Sarah Hayward, and Hannah Hayward (MD 32:97). His daughter Elizabeth, who married John Washburn, and his son Jacob, who married Susanna Pope, predeceased him.

In 1631 Experience sells his dwelling house, garden plot and fence, leading to the speculation that this may have been the approximate date of Jane's death, leaving him with small children. He was among the list of Freemen in Plymouth in 1633, and again on 7 March 1636/7; in Duxborrow about 1658 and again in Plymouth on May 1670. He was on various committees and held several offices from the years 1637 to 1662. He, like the other early Colonials, was granted additional lands through the years. In 1675/6 Experience and Edward Mitchell were were appointed by the Court to investigate the estate of Jacob Michell, deceased, for the good of his children. Experience, Edward and Joseph Bartlett were later appointed guardians of the children of Jacob Michell, deceased. Experience's will, dated 5 December 1684 and probated 4 September 1689 names son Edward, wife "mary michell", son John, grandson "Exsperience" [son of John] daughters Mary Shaw, Sarah Hayward and Hannah Hayward, grandson Thomas Mitchell and granddaughter mary michel whom he leaves in the care of his son Edward and Joseph Bartlet. His residence is given as Bridgewater. (See will) Parents: Thomas MITCHELL and Maria TROMDIN.

He was married to Jane COOKE after 22 May 1627 in Plymouth Colony, MA. ^(2117)(2118) Notes:

Rosser, Mayflower Increasings: "m. aft. 22 May 1627, Plymouth, Experience Mitchell . . ."

This date reflects that she was still single in the May 22, 1627 Division of Land.

Rosser: There is much controversy over the children of the two marriages of Experience Mitchell: "MFIP (Mayflower Families In Progress) , Cook:3 states Elizabeth Mitchell was b. 1628 and Thomas Mitchell c 1631. These two have been accepted by the General Society of Mayflower Descendants as Jane Cooke's. Since Thomas was the only Mitchell child known to have received land from grandfather Francis Cook, doubt is cast on the remaining Mitchell children who were born later than Thomas."

Ralph Wood takes exception, however, in his MF5G:12 volume, 1996, and includes Mary "presumed, quite safely, as a daughter of Jane, based on Mary's approximate date of birth.". Mary is born about 1632, presuming Jane married about 20. There is then a near 10-year span before the rest of Experience's children are born, presumably, by his second wife, Mary,.

Another observation is that if Jane died very early in their marriage, Experience was left with near infant children--quite a hardship in any event, and especially so in those days. Many such men would hasten to find a new wife and mother for such small children, and female companionship for themselves, however, Experience doesn't remarry until 1640/1.

Children were: Elizabeth (3) MITCHELL, Thomas[3] MITCHELL, Mary MITCHELL.

He was married to Mary before 1641 in Plymouth, MA?.⁽²¹¹⁹⁾ The Cooke volume logs this as the date of his first child by his second wife, Mary. Children were: Sarah MITCHELL, Jacob MITCHELL, Edward MITCHELL, John MITCHELL, Hannah MITCHELL.

Hannah MITCHELL was born before 1656 in Plymouth, MA. ⁽²¹²⁰⁾ Parents: Experience (1) MITCHELL and Mary.

She was married to Joseph HAYWARD.⁽²¹²¹⁾

Jacob MITCHELL died in 1675 in Dartmouth, MA.^{(2122) (2123)} He was born pre 1650 in Bridgewater, MA.⁽²¹²⁴⁾ Pope Genealogy: Both Ensign Jacob Mitchell and his wife are slain by the Indians during the Dartmouth massacre while fleeing to the garrison. They had removed their children to the fort a day prior. "John-num" an Indian captured later confessed to participating in the murder of Jacob, Susannah and her brother John, and was immediately executed.

Curiously, later, all three orphaned children would marry Kingman children, of John and Elizabeth, on the same day.

MD 21:4: Jacob Mitchell's Estate

JACOB MITCHELL3, son of Experience Mitchell, by his first wife, Jane2 Cooke (Francis1), was married at Plymouth, on 7 November, 1666, to Susanna2 Pope (Thomas1). They settled at Dartmouth, and both were killed there, by the Indians, in 1675.
They left three children: Jacob Mitchell4, who married, 1st , Deliverance Kingman, and, 2d, Rebecca Cushman4 (Isaac3, Mary2 Allerton, Isaac1); Thomas Mitchell4, who married Elizabeth Kingman; Mary Mitchell4, who married Samuel Kingman.

[THE ESTATE OF JACOB MITCHELL3]
[Court Orders, 5: 131] At a court held 7 March, 1675.* "Experience Michell and Edward Michell appointed by the Court to use the best Care to enquire after and take into theire Costody the estate of Jacob Michell Deceased, and to make Report thereof to the Court that soe it may be prefered to the best that may be for the Good of the Children;"
[Court Orders, 5: 174] At a court held 5 March, 1677. "Experience Michell Edward Michell and Joseph Bartlett are allowed and appointed by to be Gaurdians to the Children of Jacob Michell Deceased to Call in the Debts Due unto the said estate and to Gather the same together and to Improve the same for the future Good of the said Children when they Come to be of age;"
[Plym. Co. Prob. Rcds., 1: 92] An "Inventory of the Estate of Jacob Mitchel Late of Dartmouth who deceased in the year 1675" was exhibited to the Court, at Plymouth, on 17 March, 1690/1. The real estate was not appraised. The only personal estate was: "money" £27, 15s., and "Pewter" £1.
"Thomas Michel Son of sd Deceased" made oath to the inventory, and administration was granted to "Edward Mitchell of Bridgwater and to Thomas Mitchell Son of Jacob mitchell deceased"
* 17 March, 1676, in New Style dating.
186 Ebenezer Richmond's Estate
[From Unrecorded bond] On 17 March, 1690/1, "Edward michell" and "Thomas michell" as administrators, with Edward Fobes, of Bridgewater, as surety, gave a bond for £30 sterling. The witnesses were "John Haward," John Kingman and Samuel Sprague.

Parents: Experience (1) MITCHELL and Mary.

He was married to Susanna POPE on 7 Nov 1666 in Bridgewater, MA.^{(2125) (2126)(2127) (2128)} Plymouth Colony VR:56
Jacob Michell married to Susanna Pope the 7th of November 1666 Children were: Jacob JR MITCHELL, Thomas Curry MITCHELL, Mary MITCHELL.

Jacob JR MITCHELL was born about 1671 in Bridgewater, MA. ⁽²¹²⁹⁾ Parents: Jacob MITCHELL and Susanna POPE.

He was married to Deliverance KINGMAN on 1 Jan 1696 in Bridgewater, MA.^{(2130) (2131) (2132)} He was twice married--second to Rebecca Cushman by whom he had about nine additional children.

John MITCHELL was born before 1656 in Plymouth, MA. ⁽²¹³³⁾ Parents: Experience (1) MITCHELL and Mary.

John(4) MITCHELL was born about 1664 in prob. Plymouth or Duxbury, MA. ⁽²¹³⁴⁾ Parents: Thomas[3] MITCHELL and Unknown UNKNOWN.

Joseph MITCHELL was born about 1669 in prob. Plymouth. ⁽²¹³⁵⁾ Parents: Thomas[3] MITCHELL and Unknown UNKNOWN.

Mary MITCHELL was born in Dartmouth or Plymouth, MA ?. Parents: Jacob MITCHELL and Susanna POPE.

She was married to Samuel KINGMAN on 1 Jan 1695/96 in Bridgewater, MA.⁽²¹³⁶⁾

Mary MITCHELL was born about 1632 in Plymouth, MA. ⁽²¹³⁷⁾ presumptive date that she was about 20 when married. She died after 1699.⁽²¹³⁸⁾ She was living on 17 Nov 1699 in Plymouth Colony, MA.⁽²¹³⁹⁾ Mary was still alive when Jonathan Shaw stipulates in a land sale that the new owner, William Bassett, could not enter or improve the dwelling house and home lot until after the decease of Mary "the now wife of John Jenne formerly wife to my sd. Unkle". Parents: Experience (1) MITCHELL and Jane COOKE.

She was married to James SHAW on 24 Dec 1652 in Plymouth Colony, MA. ^(2140)(2141) Children were: James SHAW, John SHAW, Mary SHAW.

She was married to John JENNEY after 6 Dec 1684 in Plymouth Colony or Dartmouth, MA?. ⁽²¹⁴²⁾

Sarah MITCHELL

Sarah MITCHELL was born about 1641 in Plymouth, MA. ⁽²¹⁴³⁾ A court record of this date shows that Sarah and Nathaniel Brett petition the court saying that the other children of the elderly Sarah "utterly refused" to help in her maintenance, and gives an age of 90, being bedridden for the last four of these years. Parents: Experience (1) MITCHELL and Mary.

Seth MITCHELL was born in 1715 in Bridgwater, MA. ⁽²¹⁴⁴⁾ He died in 1802 in Bridgewater, MA?. ⁽²¹⁴⁵⁾ Wife is quoted as being an Ann Latham, a Mayflower Descendant through Mary Chilton, Susanna Winslow, James Latham, Thomas... (P. 358, Cooke, Mayflower Births & Deaths, Rosser) Parents: Thomas Curry MITCHELL and Elizabeth KINGMAN.

Susanna MITCHELL⁽²¹⁴⁶⁾ was born on 10 Feb 1703 in BRIDGEWATER, BRISTOL, MA.^{(2147) (2148)} Susanna is found in Rosser's Mayflower Births & Deaths Volume 1, as she is a descendant of Experience Mitchell through (it is thought) Mary his second wife and their son Jacob, Thomas and This Thomas. This Mayflower line has been amended to exclude those children thought to be of his second marriage, and thus she is not of Mayflower Descent unless through other ancestral marriages. She died in 1756. ^(2149)(2150) Other children include: Edward, July, 1705; Elisabeth, May 12, 1710, Henry, Aug 25, 1698, Mary, May 11, 1713, Seth, Oct 2, 1715; Thomas, Sept 22, 1696, Timothy, Dec. 7, 1700 (Bridgewater VR I, p. 225.) Parents: Thomas Curry MITCHELL and Elizabeth KINGMAN.

She was married to Joseph PACKARD on 31 Dec 1724 in South Bridgewater, MA. ^(2151)(2152) Bridgewater VR 188 : Joseph Packard & Susanna Mitchel were Married Decem 31"Anno Do 1724 By Mr Benjamin Allen Children were: John (4) PACKARD, Susanna PACKARD, Mary (4) PACKARD, Judith (4) PACKARD, Joseph PACKARD Captain, Parnell PACKARD, Edward (4) PACKARD.

Thomas MITCHELL was born prob bef 1588 in Possibly Amsterdam, Holland. ⁽²¹⁵³⁾ Placekeeper to assume not less than 18 years of age when married. Not documented. Wood believes Thomas Mitchell to be the likely father of Experience. Thomas married 1st Maria Tromdlin and married 2nd in Amsterdam, Holland shortly after 15 April 1606 Margrite Williams of Leyden, widow of Christoffel Stochin. He was living in Leyden, in 1622 when he made an affidavit. A 24 July 1662 letter of Thomas Mitchell of Amsterdam to his uncle Experience Mitchell is further proof of the relationship. Wood's instinct is that Maria is likely the mother of Experience.

In another study by John B. Threlfall, in which he presented a document found among the State Papers, Domestic Series, Charles I, in the British Archives, vol. 236, it is seen that a Mary Smedley and Mary Michell of Amsterdam (3 April 1633) wished to return from a visit to England where they had visited friends. Mary Michell testified that she was the wife of Thomas Michell and had lived with him about eight years. In the same article is a marriage recorded in Dutch with an English translation for a Thomas Mitchell, presumed to be the father of Mary's husband Thomas Mitchell.

He was married to Maria TROMDIN.⁽²¹⁵⁴⁾ Their marriage date is not enumerated in MF5G:12, nor any other birth or death data. Children were: Experience (1) MITCHELL.

He was married to Margrite WILLIAMS about 15 Apr 1606 in Amsterdam, Holland.⁽²¹⁵⁵⁾

Thomas Curry MITCHELL died on 1 Sep 1727 in Bridgewater, MA. ⁽²¹⁵⁶⁾ He was born c1658 in Bridgewater, MA. ⁽²¹⁵⁷⁾ [Plym. Co. Prob. Rcds., 1: 92] An "Inventory of the Estate of Jacob Mitchel Late of Dartmouth who deceased in the year 1675" was exhibited to the Court, at Plymouth, on 17 March, 1690/1. The real estate was not appraised. The only personal estate was: "money" £27, 15s., and "Pewter" £1.
"Thomas Michel Son of sd Deceased" made oath to the inventory, and administration was granted to "Edward Mitchell of Bridgwater and to Thomas Mitchell Son of Jacob mitchell deceased"

Mary Mitchell and her two brothers, Thomas Mitchell and Jacob Mitchell4, were married the same day, the original record at Bridgewater reading as follows*:
"Thomas Michell And Elizabeth Kingman Jacob Michell And Deliverance Kingman Samuel Kingman And Mary Michell ever All married The first of Jenuary: 1695/6:"

Samuel and Mary (Mitchell4) Kingman had six children recorded at Bridgewater*:
Susanna Kingman5, born In April, 1697; married Solomon Packard.
John Kingman5, born 4 June, 1699.

Bridgewater VR, Births: Other children of Thomas and Elizabeth noted are Edward, Elizabeth, Henry, Mary, Seth, Susanna, Thomas, Timothy, and perhaps more. Parents: Jacob MITCHELL and Susanna POPE .

He was married to Elizabeth KINGMAN on 1 Jan 1695/96 in Bridgewater, MA.⁽²¹⁵⁸⁾ Jacob, Mary and Thomas "Michell" were all married on the same day to three Kingmans: Deliverance, Samuell and Elizabeth. See page 257 Bridgewater Marriages. Children were: Susanna MITCHELL, Seth MITCHELL.

Thomas(4) MITCHELL was born about 1660 in prob. Plymouth Colony, MA. ⁽²¹⁵⁹⁾ Parents: Thomas[3] MITCHELL and Unknown UNKNOWN.

Thomas[3] MITCHELL was born about 1630 in Plymouth, MA. ^(2160)(2161) Wood MF5G:12: provides these dates based on the fact that Thomas was a known son of Jane, as he receives an inheritance from his grandfather Francis Cooke; that he was born after 1627 (when Jane is still single) ; and that he was born certainly before Experience remarries in 1640. Such a date would as well coincide with the typical birth patterns of the early families of births occurring quite adjacent to one another. He died after 1672.^{(2162) (2163)} Wood, MF5G:12: says he died after 1 August, 1672, the last known record that equates this Thomas Mitchell with Francis Cooke, when Thomas sells land in 1672 given to him by his grandfather, Francis Cooke. Very little else is known about him, other than conjecturally. There is some speculation that he may be the Thomas Mitchell of Rhode Island and New London. In an earlier volume: Mayflower Families in Progress, by the society of Mayflower Descendants, Several children and an unknown wife are attributed to Thomas, and are kept here as place keepers. He was at this time thought to have been the Thomas of Block, Rhode Island.

In the new 5G volume by Wood, he does not carry Thomas' line forward, saying very little is known about Thomas, and though the speculations are with possible merit, there is no substantiating proof. If married, we do not have his wife's name; if children we have no positive identification according to Wood.


On 1/11 Aug., 1672, Thomas Mitchell of Duxbury sold to Richard Wright of Plymouth his share in this grant for £60, and in the deed states that it was given him by his grandfather, Francis Cooke of Plymouth. [Col. Deeds,3:234] Parents: Experience (1) MITCHELL and Jane COOKE.

Children were: Thomas(4) MITCHELL, John(4) MITCHELL, Joseph MITCHELL.

Timothy MITCHELL was born on 7 Dec 1700.

He was married to Deborah PACKARD about 1728.

Abigail MIX(T)ER⁽²¹⁶⁴⁾ was born in of Watertown, MA.⁽²¹⁶⁵⁾

She was married to Samuel HOWE on 22 May 1690 in Sudbury, Middlesex, MA. ⁽²¹⁶⁶⁾ This is a conjectural father for Elisha, and a placekeeper marriage for this Samuel, though the birth and marriage dates are appropriate for this Samuel to have been the son of Martha and Samuel--nor are there other likely Samuel's to be found in Sudbury vital records. Children were: Elisha HOWE.

Abigal MOORE Parents: Judah MOORE and Mary SWIFT.

She was married to Winslow PACKARD on 18 Feb 1782 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, MA. ^(2167)(2168) There were several Moores in Brookfield, where, I believe, he was presumably born, or lived, though I can find no birth records for any of the Packard children other than Sara, who died young. See below

Note: In memoirs of the Rev. Z. S. Moore, D.D.(President of Amherst College, NEHG Register, Volume 1, October 1847, It is noted that one of his sisters (we have Abigail) married the Rev. Winslow Packard, who was born in Bridgewater in 1761, was graduated at Dartmouth College in 1777, settled over a church and society in Wilmington, Vt, July, 1781, and died Oct. 12, 1784. She (Abigail) afterward married Rev. Edmund Mills and lived in Sutton, Ms., and 3rd married after his decease, Rev. Dr. Emmons of Franklin.

The Father Of Z. S. Moore is noted as Judah, born in Worcester, May 24, 1730, w. m. Mary Swift, the dau. of Zephanian Swift, she being born at Sandwich. Her mother was Lydia Chipman. They were married May 23, 1753. His fau. was Jonathan Moore who m. a Mary Fullam. Jonathan was of Sudbury, and one of seven brothers. Their father was a native of Lancashire, England. Jonathan removed to Worcester about 1722 and died there about 1732.

Jacob2 MOORE⁽²¹⁶⁹⁾ was born on 28 Apr 1645 in Sudbury, Middlesex, MA.^{(2170) (2171)} The early Boston records for Sudbury give his birthdate as February, in the same year. Parents: John1 MOORE and Elizabeth RICE.

He was married to Elizabeth LOOKER (LOKER) on 29 May 1667 in Sudbury, Middlesex, MA.⁽²¹⁷²⁾ Children were: Jonathan MOORE.

John1 MOORE died on 6 Jan 1673 in Sudbury, Middlesex, MA. ⁽²¹⁷³⁾ He was born c1602 in England. ⁽²¹⁷⁴⁾ Moore, John TAG v. 66 (Apr 1991), p. 75, anc.; to Sudbury, MA, by 1640; d. 6 Jan 1673/74; m. (1) Elizabeth -----, m. (2) Elizabeth Rice.

He was married to Elizabeth WHALE c1625 in perhaps Wenham, co. Essex.^{(2175) (2176)}

He was married to Elizabeth RICE on 27 Nov 1633 in Little Gaddesden, co. Hertford, Eng. ⁽²¹⁷⁷⁾ Children were: Jacob2 MOORE.

Jonathan MOORE was born after 1689 in Sudbury, Middlesex, MA. ⁽²¹⁷⁸⁾ Jonathan, in the Moore Genealogy is listed as the 11th child with no birth date given. Judah, the 5th child of this marriage is mentioned as being born abt 1730/ Parents: Jacob2 MOORE and Elizabeth LOOKER (LOKER).

He was married to Mary FULHAM on 24 May 1750 in Sudbury, Middlesex, MA. ⁽²¹⁷⁹⁾ In the Moore Addenda: she is noted as being dau. of Chief Justice Francis Fulham of Weston. She m. second, Joseph Dana of Pomfret, Conn. Children were: Judah MOORE.

Judah MOORE⁽²¹⁸⁰⁾ was born on 24 May 1730 in Worcester, MA.^{(2181) (2182)(2183)} The Father is noted as Judah, born in Worcester, May 24, 1730, w. m. Mary Swift, the dau. of Zephanian Swift, she being born at Sandwich. Her mother was Lydia Chipman. They were married May 23, 1753. His fau. was Jonathan Moore who m. a Mary Fullam. Jonathan was of Sudbury, and one of seven brothers. Their father was a native of Lancashire, England. Jonathan removed to Worcester about 1722 and died there about 1732. Parents: Jonathan MOORE and Mary FULHAM.

He was married to Mary SWIFT on 24 May 1759 in ?.⁽²¹⁸⁴⁾ In the John Moore Genealogy Addenda, she is said to of Lebanon, Conn., and their child, Zephaniah Swift, is mentioned as born in Palmer, Mass, a professor of Dartmouth, President of Williams College, and first president of Amherst College. A later genealogy of a descendant Z.A. Moore, brings us to Winslow as marrying Abigail, a sister. of Zephaniah S. Moore. Children were: Abigal MOORE .

Margery MOORE died after May 1666 in Duxbury, MA. In a will of this date John Washburne's will gives property to his son Philip, but stipulates he was not to take actual possession until after the deaths of his father and mother. She was born in Bengeworth, Wor, England.⁽²¹⁸⁵⁾ She was christened in Bengeworth, Wor, England.⁽²¹⁸⁶⁾ [Plym. Col. Deeds, III: 303]. Even without the deposition already quoted, there is sufficient record evidence to prove that Richard More of the Mayflower and Capt. Richard More, Senior, of Salem were one and the same person. Parents: Roger MOORE and Ellen TAYLOR .

She was married to John (2) WASHBURN on 23 Nov 1618 in Bengeworth, Wor, England.⁽²¹⁸⁷⁾ Washburn Family Foundations: She was the daughter of Robert and Ellen (Taylor) Moore of Bengeworth. "His wife Margery, with their two sons, John and Philip, followed him to Plymouth Colony, on the ship Elizabeth and Ann, on April 13, 1635.

John Washburn was considerably younger than his wife, according to the Davenport genealogy [The Washbourne Family by James Davenport, 1907].

Children were: John Jr (3) WASHBURN, Phillip WASHBURN.

Nathan MOORE

He was married to Mercy GILBERT in Jul 1786 in Brookfield, MA.⁽²¹⁸⁸⁾ Nellie Palmer George Genealogy: Mercy had 7 additional children by Nathan Moore. He apparently was both wealthy and generous. Charles, Mercy's son by Charles Bruce, named one of his Bruce children after him, showing in a display of affection or respect for his stepfather.

Roger MOORE was born in Bengeworth, Wor, England. ⁽²¹⁸⁹⁾

He was married to Ellen TAYLOR after 1604. Assumption is that she was over 16
Children were: Margery MOORE.

Martha MORGAN has reference number C6MS-TC. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

She was married to Joseph PERKINS on 22 May 1700 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts.

Abigail MORSE

She was married to Benjamin BRUCE on 16 Dec 1719 in Framingham, MA.^{(2190) (2191)} Children were: Lois BRUCE, Eunice BRUCE, Lydia BRUCE, Jonathan BRUCE, James BRUCE.

Sarah MORSE was born on 18 Jan 1731/32 in Woodstock, Windham Co, CT. ⁽²¹⁹²⁾ She died on 18 Dec 1795 in Tyringham, Berckshire Co., MA. ⁽²¹⁹³⁾

She was married to John DODGE on 27 Feb 1749/50 in Woodstock, Windham Co, CT. ⁽⁷⁹²⁾ She was engaged in Married by Rev. M. Stephen Williams. Children were: Esther DODGE, Amos DODGE, Lydia DODGE, Mary DODGE, Amos (2) DODGE, John DODGE, Ozias DODGE, Phineus DODGE, Sarah DODGE.

Sarah MORTON

She was married to George BONHAM in Plymouth, MA.⁽²¹⁹⁴⁾ Children were: Patience BONHAM.

Roger MOWRY died on 5 Jan 1668 in Salem MA or Providence RI. ⁽²¹⁹⁵⁾ He is said to be of Salem and Providence, RI in "The Heath Connection."

He was married to Mary JOHNSON Unknown in Salem, MA.⁽²¹⁹⁶⁾

Priscilla MULLINS was born about 1602 in England?.⁽²¹⁹⁷⁾ She died between 1680 and 1687 in Duxbury, MA. ⁽²¹⁹⁸⁾ Note says "pre hus"

She was married to John ALDEN Hon. By 1623 in Plymouth, MA.⁽²¹⁹⁹⁾ Children were: Joseph ALDEN, John ALDEN.

ARIEL MURDOCK was born about 1752/53 in Of Windham, CT. He died in Oct 1803 in RENSSELAERVILLE, ALBANY, NY. UA Record #:760-132

Source: Automated Archives, Inc. CD #100

He was married to EUNICE MURDOCK on 8 Jan 1783 in LEBANON, NEW LONDON, CT.

EUNICE MURDOCK was born on 18 Nov 1763 in LEBANON, NEW LONDON, CT. She died on 23 Dec 1834 in DARIEN, GENESSE, NY. UA Record #:760-133

Source: Automated Archives, Inc. CD #100 Parents: WILLIAM MURDOCK and MARY PIERCE.

She was married to ARIEL MURDOCK on 8 Jan 1783 in LEBANON, NEW LONDON, CT.

HANNAH MURDOCK was born on 25 Aug 1726 in LEBANON, NEW LONDON, CT. She died about 1808. UA Record #:35-629

Source: Automated Archives, Inc. CD #100 Parents: SAMUEL MURDOCK and SUBMIT THROOP.

She was married to MOSES HIBBARD on 31 Mar 1744 in , WINDHAM, CT. Children were: ROGER HIBBARD.

JOSEPH MURDOCK was born on 14 Nov 1783 in LEBANON, WINDHAM, CT. He died on 9 Oct 1843 in NAUVOO, HANCOCK, IL. UA Record #:31-304

Source: Automated Archives, Inc. CD #100 Parents: WILLIAM MURDOCK and SARAH DAYNES.

He was married to SALLY STACY on 15 Apr 1818.

SAMUEL MURDOCK was born on 24 Mar 1698 in Roxbury, Suffolk, MA. He died on 17 Jun 1769 in Windham, Windham Co., CT. UA Record #:31-308

Source: Automated Archives, Inc. CD #100

He was married to SUBMIT THROOP on 3 Jun 1725. Children were: WILLIAM MURDOCK, HANNAH MURDOCK.

WILLIAM MURDOCK was born on 2 Jan 1738 in Windham, Windham Co., CT. He died on 26 Oct 1811 in HAMILTON, , NY. UA Record #:31-306

Source: Automated Archives, Inc. CD #100 Parents: SAMUEL MURDOCK and SUBMIT THROOP.

He was married to SARAH DAYNES on 14 Jul 1774. Children were: JOSEPH MURDOCK.

He was married to MARY PIERCE on 11 Dec 1760. Children were: EUNICE MURDOCK.

Mary MYETH has reference number VGXX-ZL. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

Samuel NEWHALL.

He was married to Elizabeth POTTER on 29 Dec 1652 in Lynn MA ?.⁽²²⁰⁰⁾ See Nicholas' will which confirms a dau. Elizabeth Newall, and a revocation of a former land conveyance to her by a former will.

Nancly NEWMAN was born on 12 Aug 1812 in Sandisfield, MA ?. ⁽²²⁰¹⁾ She died on 30 Mar 1882.⁽²²⁰²⁾ UA Record #:125-409 Source: Banner Blue Software Incorporated. CD
#100

She was married to Edwin J. POTTER on 13 Sep 1835.⁽²²⁰³⁾

Elinor (wid._Adams) NEWTON was born in 1598 in of Plymouth, Ma. ⁽²²⁰⁴⁾ She has reference number 8HK8-51.

She was married to Kenelm WINSLOW in 1634 in Massachusetts.⁽²²⁰⁵⁾ Children were: Kenelm WINSLOW.

Silence NEWTON

She was married to Elisha BRUCE on 18 Jun 1718 in Marlborough, MA.^{(2206) (2207)} Children were: Hepzibah BRUCE.

Deborah NICHOLS Levi Potter married Sarah Sutphen, born 17 Aug 1796,
(daughter of Abraham Sutphen and Deborah Nichols) died 17
Jul 1838. Desc. of Deacon Samuel Potter, page 28. He
was born in New Jersey and went with his father, mother
and sister Sarah (Sally) to Ohio in 1796.

Children were: John SUTPHEN, Sarah SUTPHEN.

Sarah NICHOLS.

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