Nevins Family of Kingston MA and Canterbury CT
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Reference | 8G Grf |
Birth* | 1581 | Norwich, Norfolk, England |
Marriage* | circa 1608 | Mary Andrews; Norwich, Norfolk, England6 |
Event-Misc* | 3 September 1635 | licensed to keep ordinarye (an inn) at Plantacon where he lives, Ipswich, Essex, MA7 |
Death* | between 1635 and 1673 | England |
Family | Mary Andrews b. 1585, d. 1635 | |
Children | 1. | Edward Burnham b. 1616 |
2. | John Burnham+ b. 1618, d. 5 Nov 1694 | |
3. | Mary Burnham b. 1620 | |
4. | Benjamin Burnham b. 1621, d. 1691 | |
5. | Amelia Burnham b. 1622 | |
6. | Lt. Thomas Burnham+ b. 1623, d. 19 May 1694 | |
7. | Robert Burnham+ b. 2 Oct 1624, d. 13 Jun 1691 |
Reference | 8G Grm |
Father | (?) Andrews |
Note* | SEE ANDREWS FAMILY HISTORY | |
Birth* | 1585 | Norwich, Norfolk, England |
Marriage* | circa 1608 | Robert Burnham; Norwich, Norfolk, England2 |
Death* | 1635 | Norwich, Norfolk, England |
Family | Robert Burnham b. 1581, d. between 1635 and 1673 | |
Children | 1. | Edward Burnham b. 1616 |
2. | John Burnham+ b. 1618, d. 5 Nov 1694 | |
3. | Mary Burnham b. 1620 | |
4. | Benjamin Burnham b. 1621, d. 1691 | |
5. | Amelia Burnham b. 1622 | |
6. | Lt. Thomas Burnham+ b. 1623, d. 19 May 1694 | |
7. | Robert Burnham+ b. 2 Oct 1624, d. 13 Jun 1691 |
Reference | 8G Grf |
Father | John Lawrence b. 12 January 1562, d. 24 January 1609 | |
Mother | Elizabeth Bull b. 1562, d. August 1609 |
Burial* | St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England | |
Birth* | 1589 | St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England |
Marriage* | 23 October 1609 | Joan Antrobus; St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England |
Death* | 20 March 1625 | St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England |
Family | Joan Antrobus b. 25 June 1592, d. after 29 January 1661 | |
Children | 1. | Joan Lawrence b. 29 Aug 1610, d. 31 Aug 1610 |
2. | Jane Lawrence+ b. Sep 1614, d. 2 Mar 1680 | |
3. | Marie Lawrence b. 17 Nov 1616, d. 28 Nov 1616 | |
4. | Thomas Lawrence+ b. b 8 Mar 1619, d. 1703 | |
5. | John Lawrence b. b 27 Jul 1622 | |
6. | William Lawrence b. 1623, d. 1680 | |
7. | Mary Lawrence+ b. 1625, d. 27 Mar 1715 |
Reference | 8G Grm |
Father | Walter Antrobus b. circa 1555, d. 5 April 1617 | |
Mother | Joane Arnold |
Birth* | 25 June 1592 | St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England |
Marriage* | 23 October 1609 | Capt. Thomas Lawrence; St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England |
Marriage* | after 1625 | John Tuttle; St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England |
(Witness) Immigration | 7 June 1635 | Mary Lawrence; Mary [Marie] Lawrence came to America on The Planter [Nicholas Trerice, Master]. The Planter sailed from London on April 2, 1635 and arrived in Boston on June 7, 1635. She came to America with her mother, Joan Antrobus, who was the 2nd wife of John Tuttle. She had 3 children by her first marriage to Thomas Lawrence - John, Mary & William Lawrence. SEE LAWRENCE FAMILY HISTORY2,3 |
Death* | after 29 January 1661 | Carrickfergus, Ireland |
Note* | After her 1st husband died, she married John Tuttle. Joan, John, 3 Lawrence children, 4 Tuttle children and her mother, Joan [Arnold] Antrobus, came to America on 'Planter' in 1635. Jane [Lawrence] Giddings and her new husband also immigrated on 'Planter'. They were accompanied by servants. SEE ANTROBUS FAMILY HISTORY | |
Note | Mary Tuttle needs a birth date. Joanna Tuttle's birth date has to be wrong. These need checking |
Family 1 | Capt. Thomas Lawrence b. 1589, d. 20 March 1625 | |
Children | 1. | Joan Lawrence b. 29 Aug 1610, d. 31 Aug 1610 |
2. | Jane Lawrence+ b. Sep 1614, d. 2 Mar 1680 | |
3. | Marie Lawrence b. 17 Nov 1616, d. 28 Nov 1616 | |
4. | Thomas Lawrence+ b. b 8 Mar 1619, d. 1703 | |
5. | John Lawrence b. b 27 Jul 1622 | |
6. | William Lawrence b. 1623, d. 1680 | |
7. | Mary Lawrence+ b. 1625, d. 27 Mar 1715 |
Family 2 | John Tuttle b. 4 June 1596, d. 30 December 1656 | |
Children | 1. | Abigail Tuttle b. b 24 Nov 1628, d. a 1635 |
2. | Mary Tuttle | |
3. | Sarah Tuttle b. c 1633 | |
4. | John Tuttle b. b 21 Mar 1634 | |
5. | Simon Tuttle+ b. 1637, d. Jan 1692 | |
6. | Joanna Tuttle b. 24 Sep 1664 |
Reference | 8G Grf |
Father | Edward Cogswell b. 1554, d. 1616 | |
Mother | Alice ?? Cogswell b. 1559, d. 11 May 1616 |
Note* | At age 23, he succeeded to his fathers' business and settled down in the old homestead. His parents died soon after his marriage and he received his inheritance, 'The Mylls called Ripond, situated within the Parish of Frome Selwood,' together with the home place and certain personal property. Like his father, he was a manufacturer of wollen fabrics, largely broadcloths and kerseymeres. The superior quality of these manufacturers gave his 'mylls' a favorable reputation, which appears to have been retained to the present day. There are factories occupying much the same locations and still owned by the Cogswells, which continue to put on the market wollen cloths that in Vienna and elsewhere have commanded the first premium in the world exhibitions of our times [1880s] After about 20 years after his marriage, with a family of 9 children and having the accumulations of a properous business, John and Elizabeth Cogswell determined to emigrate to America. He and his family came to New England on the 'Angel Gabriel' in 1635 with the Burnham family. John Cogswell and his wife Elizabeth settled at Ipswich. The Cogswells were also involved in an attempt to prevent the execution of Goodwife Proctor in the Salem witch trials. According to Ipswich In The Massachusetts Bay Colony, 290-291, by Thomas Franklin Waters, The Ipswich Historical Society, 1905: 'Five members of the Cogswell family were among the twenty prominent people who signed the petition drawn up by the Rev. John Wise on behalf of Goodwife Proctor, who stood accused of witchcraft. Mary Warren alleged that she had been threatened and abused by Goodwife proctor, and that she had seen apparitions of people who had long since been murdered by the wife of John Proctor. This evidence prevailed and the good woman was sentenced to death.' | |
Birth* | circa 1592 | Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire, England |
Marriage* | 10 September 1615 | Elizabeth Thompson; Westbury, Leigh, Wiltshire, England4 |
(Witness) Immigration | 27 May 1635 | Lt. Thomas Burnham; Came over on the "Angel Gabriel". Wrecked on the coast of Maine. Settled at Ipswich From http://members.aol.com/dcurtin1/gene/gabriel.htm On the last Wednesday in May, 1635 (May 27th), the ship "Angel Gabriel" a strong ship of 240 tons, and carrying a heavy armament of 16 guns swung at her moorings in the King's Road, four or five miles distant from the city. Her destination was Pemaquid. On her deck was "a company of many Godly Christians", some from other ships, bound for New England. The wreck of the bark, Angel Gabriel, a major disaster in the middle of the "Great Migration". It was wrecked in a great storm, probably a hurricaine, in August 1635 off Pemaquid Pt. Maine. According to the "Lighthouses in Maine" site one of the passengers was a man who left his wife behind planning to send for her after he became established. Although he survived the wreck, his wife was afraid to follow him after what had happened to the Angel Gabriel. He was unable to face the journey back to England, so they never saw each other again. A visitor to this site has sent me information that the man who was seperated from his wife was John Bailey who also left behind his son, Robert, and one or more daughters. What follows is a partial list of some of the ships passengers that I have compiled from the internet and other sources. There is, I understand, a complete list on a plaque at Pemaquid Maine. I intend to complete this when I obtain the full list. If you have any additions or corrections to this list please drop me a note. Follow this link for some notes concerning Capt. Andrews and his three Burnham nephews Capt. ROBERT ANDREWS Ship's Master Ipswich, Mass JOHN BAILEY , Sr. a weaver from Newbury Chippenham, Eng. John Bailey, Jr. b.1613 Johanna Bailey (poss. came on a later ship soon after) HENRY BECK (Dea.) John Burnham Thomas Burnham Robert Burnham RALPH BLAIDSDELL of Lancashire York, Maine Mrs. Elizabeth Blaidsdell Henry Blaidsdell WILLIAM FURBER JOHN COGSWELL 43 Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire Ipswich, Mass. Mrs. Elizabeth (Thompson) Cogswell abt 41 " " Mary Cogswell abt 18 " " William Cogswell abt 16 " " John Cogswell abt 13 " " Hannah Cogswell abt 11 " " Abigail Cogswell abt 9 " " Edward Cogswell abt 6 " " Sarah Cogswell abt 3 " " Elizabeth Cogswell infant " " SAMUEL HAINES abt 24 Apprentice to J. Cogswell prob. Ipswich Later Dover Point WILLIAM HOOK HENRY SIMPSON JOHN TUTTLE Dover Ipswich later Dover NH 5,6 |
Death* | 29 November 1669 | Chebecco, Ipswich Co., Massachusetts |
Family | Elizabeth Thompson b. circa 1594, d. 2 June 1676 | |
Children | 1. | Mary Cogswell b. 1617, d. 1677 |
2. | William Cogswell+ b. 6 Mar 1619, d. 15 Dec 1700 | |
3. | John Cogswell+ b. 1622, d. 27 Sep 1653 | |
4. | Hannah Cogswell+ b. 1624, d. 25 Dec 1704 | |
5. | Phyllis Cogswell b. Jul 1624 | |
6. | Abigail Cogswell b. 1626 | |
7. | Edward Cogswell b. 1629 | |
8. | Sarah Cogswell+ b. c 1632, d. 24 Jan 1732 | |
9. | Alice Cogswell b. 1632 | |
10. | Ruth Cogswell b. 1633 | |
11. | Elizabeth Cogswell b. 1635 |
Reference | 8G Grm |
Father | Rev. William Thompson b. circa 1540, d. 1623 | |
Mother | Phyllis ?? Thompson d. after 19 July 1608 |
Birth* | circa 1594 | Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire, England2 |
Marriage* | 10 September 1615 | John Cogswell; Westbury, Leigh, Wiltshire, England2 |
(Witness) Immigration | 27 May 1635 | Lt. Thomas Burnham; Came over on the "Angel Gabriel". Wrecked on the coast of Maine. Settled at Ipswich From http://members.aol.com/dcurtin1/gene/gabriel.htm On the last Wednesday in May, 1635 (May 27th), the ship "Angel Gabriel" a strong ship of 240 tons, and carrying a heavy armament of 16 guns swung at her moorings in the King's Road, four or five miles distant from the city. Her destination was Pemaquid. On her deck was "a company of many Godly Christians", some from other ships, bound for New England. The wreck of the bark, Angel Gabriel, a major disaster in the middle of the "Great Migration". It was wrecked in a great storm, probably a hurricaine, in August 1635 off Pemaquid Pt. Maine. According to the "Lighthouses in Maine" site one of the passengers was a man who left his wife behind planning to send for her after he became established. Although he survived the wreck, his wife was afraid to follow him after what had happened to the Angel Gabriel. He was unable to face the journey back to England, so they never saw each other again. A visitor to this site has sent me information that the man who was seperated from his wife was John Bailey who also left behind his son, Robert, and one or more daughters. What follows is a partial list of some of the ships passengers that I have compiled from the internet and other sources. There is, I understand, a complete list on a plaque at Pemaquid Maine. I intend to complete this when I obtain the full list. If you have any additions or corrections to this list please drop me a note. Follow this link for some notes concerning Capt. Andrews and his three Burnham nephews Capt. ROBERT ANDREWS Ship's Master Ipswich, Mass JOHN BAILEY , Sr. a weaver from Newbury Chippenham, Eng. John Bailey, Jr. b.1613 Johanna Bailey (poss. came on a later ship soon after) HENRY BECK (Dea.) John Burnham Thomas Burnham Robert Burnham RALPH BLAIDSDELL of Lancashire York, Maine Mrs. Elizabeth Blaidsdell Henry Blaidsdell WILLIAM FURBER JOHN COGSWELL 43 Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire Ipswich, Mass. Mrs. Elizabeth (Thompson) Cogswell abt 41 " " Mary Cogswell abt 18 " " William Cogswell abt 16 " " John Cogswell abt 13 " " Hannah Cogswell abt 11 " " Abigail Cogswell abt 9 " " Edward Cogswell abt 6 " " Sarah Cogswell abt 3 " " Elizabeth Cogswell infant " " SAMUEL HAINES abt 24 Apprentice to J. Cogswell prob. Ipswich Later Dover Point WILLIAM HOOK HENRY SIMPSON JOHN TUTTLE Dover Ipswich later Dover NH 3,4 |
Death* | 2 June 1676 | Chebecco, Ipswich Co., Massachusetts |
Family | John Cogswell b. circa 1592, d. 29 November 1669 | |
Children | 1. | Mary Cogswell b. 1617, d. 1677 |
2. | William Cogswell+ b. 6 Mar 1619, d. 15 Dec 1700 | |
3. | John Cogswell+ b. 1622, d. 27 Sep 1653 | |
4. | Hannah Cogswell+ b. 1624, d. 25 Dec 1704 | |
5. | Phyllis Cogswell b. Jul 1624 | |
6. | Abigail Cogswell b. 1626 | |
7. | Edward Cogswell b. 1629 | |
8. | Sarah Cogswell+ b. c 1632, d. 24 Jan 1732 | |
9. | Alice Cogswell b. 1632 | |
10. | Ruth Cogswell b. 1633 | |
11. | Elizabeth Cogswell b. 1635 |
Reference | 8G Grf |
Christening | 26 January 1605 | St. Andrews Church, Hingham, Norfolk, England2 |
Birth* | 26 January 1605 | Westbury, Leigh, Wiltshire, England2 |
Marriage* | Ann Hutchinson | |
Death* | 13 March 1672 | Saugus, Essex, MA2 |
Family | Ann Hutchinson | |
Child | 1. | Susannah Hawkes+ b. 13 Aug 1633, d. b 5 Aug 1696 |
Reference | 8G Grm |
Marriage* | Adam Hawkes | |
Note* | 1634 | Boston, MA, Could this be the Anne Hutchinson who "landed in Boston [in 1634] and began to preach a variety of religion that tested the patience of the authorities to the limit"? Anne Hutchinson was an Antinomian, but accused of Familism, a doctrine founded by a Dutchman, Hendrick Niclaes in the 16th Century, and held that mankind had become sinless since the Crucifixion; thus any human impulse should be deemed pure. Antinomianism was preached by Anne Hutchinson from her house in Cambridge, MA, and caused great controversy.2 |
Family | Adam Hawkes b. 26 January 1605, d. 13 March 1672 | |
Child | 1. | Susannah Hawkes+ b. 13 Aug 1633, d. b 5 Aug 1696 |
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