Johnson Family

William Albee¹

M, #976, b. 26 April 1746, d. 26 June 1836

Parents

Father	Obediah Albee (b. 19 November 1705)
Mother	Jean Moss (b. circa 1706)

Events

Birth*	26 April 1746	Wicasset, USA,¹
Marriage*	Circa 1769	Ellen Dillaway; USA¹
Milit-Beg*	Circa 1780	USA¹
Employment*	1805	Was Indian agent for Eastern tribes, USA,¹
Employment	1811	Was deputy sheriff, USA,¹
Death*	26 June 1836	East Macnias, USA,¹

Last Edited

28 May 1996

Citations

[S81] unknown author, Albee Family Genealogy research by Charles R. DuBay, Box 66594, St. Petersburg Beach, FL 33706. 813-398-1408
Microfilmed in FHL on 9 Nov. 1992. XL/B70102, 3460 1697759 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)

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Ellen Dillaway¹

F, #977, b. circa 1750

Events

Birth*	Circa 1750	USA¹
Marriage*	Circa 1769	William Albee; USA¹

Last Edited

28 May 1996

Citations

[S81] unknown author, Albee Family Genealogy research by Charles R. DuBay, Box 66594, St. Petersburg Beach, FL 33706. 813-398-1408
Microfilmed in FHL on 9 Nov. 1992. XL/B70102, 3460 1697759 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)

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John Rockwood¹

M, #978, b. 1 December 1641, d. 1725

Parents

Father	Richard Rockett (b. circa 1602, d. 7 September 1660)
Mother	Agnes Anna Lovell (b. 1598, d. 9 July 1643)

Family: Joanna Ford (b. 1641, d. 1724)

Son	John Rockwood (b. 18 August 1663, d. 15 July 1675)
Daughter	Tryal Rockwood+ (b. 28 February 1677/78, d. 1706/07)
Daughter	Deliverance Rockwood (b. 31 October 1678)

Events

Name-Var		²
Birth*	1 December 1641	Braintree, Norfolk, MA, USA,^1,3
Marriage*	15 July 1662	Joanna Ford; Married by Peter Bracket, Braintree, Norfolk, MA, USA,^2,4,5,6,7,8
Property*	1663/64	Proprietor of Mendon, Mendon, Worcester, MA, USA,⁹
Witness	17 July 1675	Son slain by Indians, Mendon, Worcester, MA, USA, Their infant son was slain by the Induans July 17, 1675 and is recorded on the Mendon monument. The Indians burned homes and this was the start of King Phillip's War. Both his home in Mendon and later at Medfield, MA, were destroyed by Indians.^10,11
Death*	1725	Mendon, Worcester, MA, USA,¹²

Last Edited

25 June 2012

Citations

[S82] unknown volume, Vital Records of Medfield, Massachusetts to the Year 1850.
From the FHL in Salt Lake City, 974.47/M2, V2m, Microfilmed 2/24/72, Item on Roll 3, Camera No. SLC3, Catalogue No. 873756: Triall, d. John (Rocket) and Johannah, Feb. 28, 1677-8, (1903), unknown repository, New England Historic Genealogical Society - also 617-536-5740, 101 Newbury St., Boston, MA, USA, 02116-3007, 800-286-3447. Hereinafter cited as Vital Records of Medfield, Massachusetts to the Year 1850.
From the FHL in Salt Lake City, 974.47/M2, V2m, Microfilmed 2/24/72, Item on Roll 3, Camera No. SLC3, Catalogue No. 873756.
[S82] unknown volume, Vital Records of Medfield, Massachusetts to the Year 1850.
From the FHL in Salt Lake City, 974.47/M2, V2m, Microfilmed 2/24/72, Item on Roll 3, Camera No. SLC3, Catalogue No. 873756, 1903, unknown repository.
[S86] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral File - Trial Rockwood - submitted by Gerald Burke Martin, Jr., 1181 East Echo Drive, San Bernardino, CA 92404, Submission AF92-102854. (Salt Lake City, UT: LDS, 1992), B Braintree, Norfolk, MA 1 Dec 1641.
[S86] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral File - Trial Rockwood - submitted by Gerald Burke Martin, Jr., 1181 East Echo Drive, San Bernardino, CA 92404, Submission AF92-102854., Mar 15 Jul 1662 Braintree, MA to Joanna Ford.
[S316] unknown volume, Braintree Records, published in NEGHS Record, Vol. 37, 1883
also
Records of the Town of Braintree, 1640 to 1793, edited by Samuel A. Bates, Published in Randolph, Mass. by Daniel H. Huxford, Printer in 1886.: John Rockwood & Joanna ffaord were maried the 7th mo 15, 1662, by peter Brackett, (1886), unknown repository, New England Historic Genealogical Society - also 617-536-5740, 101 Newbury St., Boston, MA, USA, 02116-3007, 800-286-3447. Hereinafter cited as Braintree Records, published in NEGHS Record, Vol. 37, 1883
also
Records of the Town of Braintree, 1640 to 1793, edited by Samuel A. Bates, Published in Randolph, Mass. by Daniel H. Huxford, Printer in 1886.
[S311] unknown author, New England Marriages Prior to 1700 by Clarence Almon Torrey (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Pg 632
Rockett, John (1641-1725) (m/2 bef 3 June1724) & Joanna Ford; 15 Sep 1662; Braintree/Wrentham/Medfield.
[S852] New England Historical and Genealogical SocietyBraintree Records: John Rockwood & Joanna ffaord were maried the 7th mo 15, 1662, by peter Brackett, unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as New England Historical and Genealogical SocietyBraintree Records.
[S1314] Rockwood and Hayward marriage, 1640-1793, in Town of Braintree, Edited by Samuel A. Bates, unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as Town of Braintree.
[S509] unknown author, unknown title (Santa Clara, California: unknown publisher, 1998), Pg xxv
proprietor of Mendon, MA 1663/4.
[S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
[S509] unknown author, unknown short title, Both his home in Mendon and later at Medfield, MA, were destroyed by Indians.
[S509] unknown author, unknown short title, Pg. 73 - He died in 1725.

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Joanna Ford^1,2,3,4

F, #979, b. 1641, d. 1724

Family: John Rockwood (b. 1 December 1641, d. 1725)

Son	John Rockwood (b. 18 August 1663, d. 15 July 1675)
Daughter	Tryal Rockwood+ (b. 28 February 1677/78, d. 1706/07)
Daughter	Deliverance Rockwood (b. 31 October 1678)

Events

Name-Var		⁵
Birth*	1641	Braintree, Norfolk, MA, USA,^6,7
Marriage*	15 July 1662	John Rockwood; Married by Peter Bracket, Braintree, Norfolk, MA, USA,^{5,8,9,10,11,3}
Death*	1724	MA, USA,¹²

Last Edited

25 June 2012

Citations

[S82] unknown volume, Vital Records of Medfield, Massachusetts to the Year 1850.
From the FHL in Salt Lake City, 974.47/M2, V2m, Microfilmed 2/24/72, Item on Roll 3, Camera No. SLC3, Catalogue No. 873756: Triall, d John (Rocket) and Johnnah, Beb 28, 1677-8, (1903), unknown repository, New England Historic Genealogical Society - also 617-536-5740, 101 Newbury St., Boston, MA, USA, 02116-3007, 800-286-3447. Hereinafter cited as Vital Records of Medfield, Massachusetts to the Year 1850.
From the FHL in Salt Lake City, 974.47/M2, V2m, Microfilmed 2/24/72, Item on Roll 3, Camera No. SLC3, Catalogue No. 873756.
[S86] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral File - Trial Rockwood - submitted by Gerald Burke Martin, Jr., 1181 East Echo Drive, San Bernardino, CA 92404, Submission AF92-102854. (Salt Lake City, UT: LDS, 1992), MAR 15 July 1662 to Joanna Ford.
[S1314] Rockwood and Hayward marriage, 1640-1793, in Town of Braintree, Edited by Samuel A. Bates, unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as Town of Braintree.
or Ffoard
[S82] unknown volume, Vital Records of Medfield, Massachusetts to the Year 1850.
From the FHL in Salt Lake City, 974.47/M2, V2m, Microfilmed 2/24/72, Item on Roll 3, Camera No. SLC3, Catalogue No. 873756, 1903, unknown repository.
[S82] unknown volume, Vital Records of Medfield, Massachusetts to the Year 1850.
From the FHL in Salt Lake City, 974.47/M2, V2m, Microfilmed 2/24/72, Item on Roll 3, Camera No. SLC3, Catalogue No. 873756: Triall, d John (Rocket) and Johnnah, Feb 28, 1677-8, 1903, unknown repository.
[S86] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral File - Trial Rockwood - submitted by Gerald Burke Martin, Jr., 1181 East Echo Drive, San Bernardino, CA 92404, Submission AF92-102854., B. 1641, Braintree, MA, Died 1724.
[S86] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral File - Trial Rockwood - submitted by Gerald Burke Martin, Jr., 1181 East Echo Drive, San Bernardino, CA 92404, Submission AF92-102854., Mar 15 Jul 1662 Braintree, MA to Joanna Ford.
[S316] unknown volume, Braintree Records, published in NEGHS Record, Vol. 37, 1883
also
Records of the Town of Braintree, 1640 to 1793, edited by Samuel A. Bates, Published in Randolph, Mass. by Daniel H. Huxford, Printer in 1886.: John Rockwood & Joanna ffaord were maried the 7th mo 15, 1662, by peter Brackett, (1886), unknown repository, New England Historic Genealogical Society - also 617-536-5740, 101 Newbury St., Boston, MA, USA, 02116-3007, 800-286-3447. Hereinafter cited as Braintree Records, published in NEGHS Record, Vol. 37, 1883
also
Records of the Town of Braintree, 1640 to 1793, edited by Samuel A. Bates, Published in Randolph, Mass. by Daniel H. Huxford, Printer in 1886.
[S311] unknown author, New England Marriages Prior to 1700 by Clarence Almon Torrey (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Pg 632
Rockett, John (1641-1725) (m/2 bef 3 June1724) & Joanna Ford; 15 Sep 1662; Braintree/Wrentham/Medfield.
[S852] New England Historical and Genealogical SocietyBraintree Records: John Rockwood & Joanna ffaord were maried the 7th mo 15, 1662, by peter Brackett, unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as New England Historical and Genealogical SocietyBraintree Records.
[S86] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral File - Trial Rockwood - submitted by Gerald Burke Martin, Jr., 1181 East Echo Drive, San Bernardino, CA 92404, Submission AF92-102854., Died 1724. We assume it was in MA as she was living there most of her life. dhj.

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Deacon John Butterworth¹

M, #980, b. circa 1630, d. before 1 September 1708

Parents

Father

Henry Butterworth (b. circa 1598, d. between 1636 and 1641)

Family: Sarah (b. circa 1630)

Son	Captain John Butterworth (b. 8 September 1651, d. 20 March 1731)
Daughter	Sarah Butterworth+ (b. 28 May 1653, d. before 1708)
Son	Nathaniel Butterworth (b. 12 April 1655)
Son	Joseph Butterworth (b. 15 May 1657, d. 1745)
Daughter	Deborah Butterworth+ (b. 2 May 1659)
Daughter	Mary Butterworth (b. 8 September 1661)
Son	Samuel Butterworth (b. 8 September 1661)
Daughter	Mercy Butterworth (b. 22 January 1663)
Daughter	Hopestill Butterworth (b. March 1665)
Son	Daniell Butterworth (b. March 1665)
Son	George Butterworth (b. May 1667)
Son	Experience Butterworth (b. 15 August 1669)
Son	Benjamin Butterworth+ (b. 31 October 1672, d. 1711)

Events

Birth*	Circa 1630	Rehoboth, Bristol, MA, USA,^2,3
Marriage*	Circa 1650	Sarah; Bristol, MA, USA,^4,5,3
Event-Misc*	3 June 1652	Propounded a freeman, Rehoboth, Bristol, MA, USA,⁶
Event-Misc	1663	Baptist Church organized in his home, Rehoboth, MA, USA, Pg. 46 - In 1663 a Baptist Church was organized at his house with seven members, but the church at Plymouth was called upon to stop it. Each member was fined five pounds and prohibited from worship one month and advised to remove from Rehoboth. They observed the letter of the law and moved their church over the line into now Barrington, R.I., where he was Deacon until he removed to Swansea where he was one of the incorporators March 5, 1668, and he with four others admitted inhabitants, disposed of the lands and ordered the affairs of the town.^7,3
Event-Misc	5 March 1668	Swansea inforporated & John was one of administrators, Swansea, Bristol, MA, USA, Swansea was incorporated Mar. 5, 1668, with the care of admitting inhabitants, disposing of lands, and ordering of other town affairs entrusted to John Butterworth and four others.⁸
Death*	Before 1 September 1708	Estate probated 1 Sept 1708, Bristol, MA, USA,^2,9,3

Last Edited

24 June 2012

Citations

[S315] unknown author, "unknown article title", The Butterworth Family, NEGHS Register, Vol. 41, April 1887, Page 192-194.: The son John afterwards became Captain and was so called to distinguish him from his father "Deacon John Butterworth."
[S85] unknown author, LDS Ancestral File material on Sarah Butterworth submitted first by Fred & Margaret Francis, 155 Canyon Road, Apt 9B, Salt Lake City, UT 84103. There are 12 more submitters of this information. (Salt Lake City: LDS, unknown publish date), As above.
[S1308] Mary Lovering Holman, F.A.S.G., compiler, Ancestry of Colonel John Harrington Stevens and his wife Frances Helen Miller (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1948.)
[S85] unknown author, LDS Ancestral File material on Sarah Butterworth submitted first by Fred & Margaret Francis, 155 Canyon Road, Apt 9B, Salt Lake City, UT 84103. There are 12 more submitters of this information., Date prior to birth of daughter Sarah.
[S311] unknown author, New England Marriages Prior to 1700 by Clarence Almon Torrey (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Pg 128
Butterworth, John (1630, 1624-1708) & Sarah _?_; b1651;
Rehoboth/Bristol, RI.
[S416] unknown author, The Snow-Estes Ancestry II, The Estes Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Pg 115 - Propounded a freeman June 3, 1652, John Butterworth received a lot of land in Rehoboth, June 22, 1658, but later removed to Swansea, Mass.
[S420] Josephone C. Frost, Ancestors of Frank Herbert Davol and His Wife Phebe Downing Willits, showing Mayflower descent from Joh Alden, James Chilton, Mary, Chilton, Francis Cooke, John Cooke, William Mullines, Alice Mullines, Priscilla Mullines, Richard Warren, compiled for their son Frank Herbert Davol, Jr. (New York: Frederick H. Hitchcock, Genealogical Publisher, 1925), Pg. 46 - In 1663 a Baptist Church was organized at his house with seven members, but the church at Plymouth was called upon to stop it. Each member was fined five pounds and prohibited from worship one month and advised to remove from Rehoboth. They observed the letter of the law and moved their church over the line into now Barrington, R.I., where he was Deacon until he removed to Swansea where he was one of the incorporators March 5, 1668, and he with four others admitted inhabitants, disposed of the lands and ordered the affairs of the town.
[S416] unknown author, The Snow-Estes Ancestry II, The Estes Family, Pg. 115 Swansea was incorporated Mar. 5, 1668, with the care of admitting inhabitants, disposing of lands, and ordering of other town affairs entrusted to John Butterworth and four others.
[S416] unknown author, The Snow-Estes Ancestry II, The Estes Family, Pg. 115 - Sept. 1, 1708, the inventory of his estate, amounting to L 12119s 2d, was shown by the administrators, his sons John and Joseph.

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Sarah¹

F, #982, b. circa 1630

Family: Deacon John Butterworth (b. circa 1630, d. before 1 September 1708)

Son	Captain John Butterworth (b. 8 September 1651, d. 20 March 1731)
Daughter	Sarah Butterworth+ (b. 28 May 1653, d. before 1708)
Son	Nathaniel Butterworth (b. 12 April 1655)
Son	Joseph Butterworth (b. 15 May 1657, d. 1745)
Daughter	Deborah Butterworth+ (b. 2 May 1659)
Daughter	Mary Butterworth (b. 8 September 1661)
Son	Samuel Butterworth (b. 8 September 1661)
Daughter	Mercy Butterworth (b. 22 January 1663)
Daughter	Hopestill Butterworth (b. March 1665)
Son	Daniell Butterworth (b. March 1665)
Son	George Butterworth (b. May 1667)
Son	Experience Butterworth (b. 15 August 1669)
Son	Benjamin Butterworth+ (b. 31 October 1672, d. 1711)

Events

Birth*	Circa 1630	¹
Marriage*	Circa 1650	Deacon John Butterworth; Bristol, MA, USA,^2,3,4

Last Edited

24 June 2012

Citations

[S85] unknown author, LDS Ancestral File material on Sarah Butterworth submitted first by Fred & Margaret Francis, 155 Canyon Road, Apt 9B, Salt Lake City, UT 84103. There are 12 more submitters of this information. (Salt Lake City: LDS, unknown publish date), As above.
[S85] unknown author, LDS Ancestral File material on Sarah Butterworth submitted first by Fred & Margaret Francis, 155 Canyon Road, Apt 9B, Salt Lake City, UT 84103. There are 12 more submitters of this information., Date prior to birth of daughter Sarah.
[S311] unknown author, New England Marriages Prior to 1700 by Clarence Almon Torrey (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Pg 128
Butterworth, John (1630, 1624-1708) & Sarah _?_; b1651;
Rehoboth/Bristol, RI.
[S1308] Mary Lovering Holman, F.A.S.G., compiler, Ancestry of Colonel John Harrington Stevens and his wife Frances Helen Miller (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1948.)

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Richard Rockett^1,2,3

M, #984, b. circa 1602, d. 7 September 1660

Family: Agnes Anna Lovell (b. 1598, d. 9 July 1643)

Son	John Rockwood+ (b. 1 December 1641, d. 1725)

Events

Name-Var		⁴
Birth*	Circa 1602	Weymouth, Dorset, England, UK,¹
Immigratn*	Between 1630 and 1633	Emigrated to Dorchester, Dorchester, Suffolk, MA, USA,⁵
Marriage*	1636	Agnes Anna Lovell; MA, USA, ^6,7,8
Witness	1639/40	He is spoken of as "of Monoticott", MA, USA, Monoticott is the name of the stream forming Weymouth's northern boundary, and seems to have likewise designated the region on the north of this stream, the site of the modern village of Braintree, then and for some years afterward practically unsettled. A notable trait of our early colonial ancestors, coming as they did from a country where landholding was the privilege of the few, was their desire to own large estates. Then, too, the natural increase was rapid; towns speedily became too cramped, and boundaries were enlarged or extensive migrations removed the surplus population. Boston, with its advantage of location, soon outstripped the other towns, and the narrow peninsula became almost at once overcrowded. Out beyond Dorchester to the south between the Neponset river and the Monoticot, lay a tract, containing Mt. Wollaston, well known a few years earlier as the resort of Morton of Merry Mount, but now unoccupied; and by decree of the General Court in September, 1634, it was "ordered that Boston shall have enlargement at Mount Wollaston." Under this permission two or three large grants were made by the town of Boston, and then, 4 January 1636, a committee appointed with full powers to allot the land. At the very outset the settlement was almost broken up by the Antinomian troubles, the party of Mrs. Hutchinson and her sympathizers centering there until expelled by the intolerant colonial authorities. But 16 September 1639, those dwelling at the Mount had so increased in numbers that a church was formed. Settlers came in rapidly, and among many like grants from the Bostom committee is the following: "24 February 1639-40, to Richard Rockett, of Monoticott, at Mount Woolystone, a great lot there for 5 heads 20 acreas, and 20 acres more at his request. Upon th covenant of 3s. per acre."⁹
Property*	1639/40	Granted land in Braintree, Braintree, Norfolk, MA, USA,¹⁰
Death	7 August 1660	Braintree, Norfolk, MA, USA,^1,11
Death*	7 September 1660	Braintree, Norfolk, MA, USA, "An inventory of the Estate of Richard Rockwood late of Braintry Deceased the 7 (9) 60." On file at Suffolk County Registry of Probate.⁹

Last Edited

20 April 2010

Citations

[S86] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral File - Trial Rockwood - submitted by Gerald Burke Martin, Jr., 1181 East Echo Drive, San Bernardino, CA 92404, Submission AF92-102854. (Salt Lake City, UT: LDS, 1992), Richard Rockett was father of John Rockwood, B. 1602, of Weymouth, Dorset, MAR 1636, Died 1660/1668, Braintree, Norfolk, MA.
[S87] unknown author, The Descendants of Benjamin Rockwood, Sr. of Grafton, Massachusetts: with some account of his ancestry and the early Rockwoods in Massachusetts by Charles Alcott Flagg, LDS Library, SLC, US/Can 929.273, A1, No. 1747. (Washington, D.C.: Gibson Bros., 1905), Richard Rockwood, or Rockett as the name is commonly found, was an early settler in Dorchester, in 1630 or 1633. He may have had a wife in England, and married the widow Agnes Bicknell in 1636 or early in 1637. He moved to Braintree (now the town of Quincy), and died about 1860.
[S866] Charles Henry Bouley, Biographical Sketches of the Pioneer Settlers of New England and their Descendants in Worchester, Massachusetts (Barre, Massachusetts: Barre Publishers, 1964), Biographical Sketch of Rockwood, Richard.
[S87] unknown author, The Descendants of Benjamin Rockwood, Sr. of Grafton, Massachusetts: with some account of his ancestry and the early Rockwoods in Massachusetts by Charles Alcott Flagg, LDS Library, SLC, US/Can 929.273, A1, No. 1747., "The student is at once called to notice an apparent confusion of names in the early generations in thiscountry: Rockwood and Rockett used interchangeably, with the latter form predominating. For example: the vital statistics of Medfield, Mass., down to 1728, as kept by the town clerks, show 11 Rockets, 49 Rocketts, 1 Rockitt, and 5 Rockwoods; all members of one family.

Abner Morse gave what seems to be the true explanation of this; after much investigation he became convinced "that the name was never spelled Rockett by the family. It was so pronounced, as it still is, and so written by others, and answered to by the Rockwoods. But on no petition, deed, will, or certificate, ancient or modern, signed by either of them have I ever found it subscribed otherwise than Rockwood; and both Nicholas and John, as if mindful of the importance of the true orthography, had their marriages in 1656 and 1662 recorded by the name of Rockwood. Such precaution in their day and circumstances was anomalous and significant. Other families yielded to innovation, adopted without resistance the misspelling of clerks, and selfom if evere recovered the original orthography of their names when thus publicly corrupted. But the Rockwoods (some if not all of the 4 first generations) withstood the corruption (universal on town records until 1728), continued to subscribe their names Rockwood, and they seem finally to have effected the correction everywhere, though at different and wide intervals. None of the race are known to retain the more convenient spelling of Rocket."
[S87] unknown author, The Descendants of Benjamin Rockwood, Sr. of Grafton, Massachusetts: with some account of his ancestry and the early Rockwoods in Massachusetts by Charles Alcott Flagg, LDS Library, SLC, US/Can 929.273, A1, No. 1747., Among the earliest entries preserved in the Dorchester archives is the following, dated 3 December 1633: "Ordered that Rich: Rocket is to have an acre addition to his home lott in consideration of removing his pale (fence) in regard a publicke way is to be through his lott."
[S86] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral File - Trial Rockwood - submitted by Gerald Burke Martin, Jr., 1181 East Echo Drive, San Bernardino, CA 92404, Submission AF92-102854., Married 1636. Since Braintree was not founded until 1640 we do not know where she was married. dhj.
[S311] unknown author, New England Marriages Prior to 1700 by Clarence Almon Torrey (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Pg 632
Rockwood, Richard (-1660) * 2/wf Anges ((?Lovell) (Bicknell) ( 9 Jul 1643), w Zachar6; ca 1636?; Dorchester/Braintree.
[S503] Rockett(3), John Franklin, Rockett, Carpenter, Millican, Wise, Stevens, Selman, Abernathy, Rhodes, Ware Families, 1681-1986 and Seventy-Six Connected Kins-men (Baltimore, MD: Gateway Press, Inc., 1981), Richard Rockett married 1stly ca. 1635 to Agenes (Lovell) Bicknell (widow) Believed the dau. of either Thomas or Robert Lovell. She d. 9 July 1643 Braintree, Mass.
[S87] unknown author, The Descendants of Benjamin Rockwood, Sr. of Grafton, Massachusetts: with some account of his ancestry and the early Rockwoods in Massachusetts by Charles Alcott Flagg, LDS Library, SLC, US/Can 929.273, A1, No. 1747..
[S509] unknown author, unknown title (Santa Clara, California: unknown publisher, 1998), Pg. xxv, granted land in Braintree, MA, in 1639/40.
[S509] unknown author, unknown short title, Died intestate on 7 August 1660.

Family Explorer

Agnes Anna Lovell^1,2,3,4

F, #985, b. 1598, d. 9 July 1643

Family 1: Zachary Bicknell (b. 1590, d. before 1636)

Son	John Bicknell (b. circa 1624)

Family 2: Richard Rockett (b. circa 1602, d. 7 September 1660)

Son	John Rockwood+ (b. 1 December 1641, d. 1725)

Events

Birth*	1598	Dorset or Somerset, England, UK, The LDS file on Agnes Anna Lovell indicates she was born 1598 and "Of Braintree, MA". However, Braintree was not founded until 1640,so she must have lived there later in her life. dhj^5,6
Marriage*	Circa 1623	Zachary Bicknell; England, UK,⁷
Immigratn*	1635	Zachary Bicknell; Came on ship Assurance from Gravesend, Kent, Eng.,^6,8
Marriage*	1636	Richard Rockett; MA, USA, ^9,10,11
Death*	9 July 1643	Braintree, Norfolk, MA, USA,^5,6,11

Last Edited

6 April 2010

Citations

[S86] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral File - Trial Rockwood - submitted by Gerald Burke Martin, Jr., 1181 East Echo Drive, San Bernardino, CA 92404, Submission AF92-102854. (Salt Lake City, UT: LDS, 1992), LDA AFN: 84TW-WH. This pedigree chart indicates she is daughter of Robert Lovell, born c 1572in England and Elizabeth born c 1576. However, this doesn't gibe with information in the Rockwood book.
[S87] unknown author, The Descendants of Benjamin Rockwood, Sr. of Grafton, Massachusetts: with some account of his ancestry and the early Rockwoods in Massachusetts by Charles Alcott Flagg, LDS Library, SLC, US/Can 929.273, A1, No. 1747. (Washington, D.C.: Gibson Bros., 1905), There is a big question whether Agnes Anna was daughter of Robert Lovell and Elizabeth because of information given in this book, which I tend to agree with. This is one of those mysteries which must be straightened out.
[S503] Rockett(3), John Franklin, Rockett, Carpenter, Millican, Wise, Stevens, Selman, Abernathy, Rhodes, Ware Families, 1681-1986 and Seventy-Six Connected Kins-men (Baltimore, MD: Gateway Press, Inc., 1981), Richard Rockett marries 1stly ca. 1635 to Agnes (Lovell) Bicknell (widow). Believed the dau. of either Thomas or Robert Lovell. Se d. 9 July 1643 Braintree, Mass.
[S840] unknown compiler, compiler, History and Genealogy of Bicknell Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher), Various information on her life.
[S86] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral File - Trial Rockwood - submitted by Gerald Burke Martin, Jr., 1181 East Echo Drive, San Bernardino, CA 92404, Submission AF92-102854., See notes above. LDA AFN: 84TW-WH.
[S418] unknown author, Kimball-Weston Memorial- The American Ancestry and Descendants of Alonzo and Sarah (Weston) Kimball of Green Bay, Wisconsin (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1902), Pg 15 - He m. in 1636 or early in 1637 Agnes, the widow of Zachary Bicknell of Weymouth, the emigrant ancestor of the American Bicknells. She had come on the ship"Assurance" from Gravesend, Kent, Eng., in the spring of 1635, together with her husband, Zachary Bicknell, their son John, and a servant. She was then 37 years of age. They belonged to a company of 106 emigrants, mainly from the counties of Dorset and Somerset, under the pastoral care of Rev. Joseph Hull. Agnes d. July 9, 1643.
[S87] unknown author, The Descendants of Benjamin Rockwood, Sr. of Grafton, Massachusetts: with some account of his ancestry and the early Rockwoods in Massachusetts by Charles Alcott Flagg, LDS Library, SLC, US/Can 929.273, A1, No. 1747., Book states they had a son, John, 11 when they came from Weymouth, England in 1636, so one assumes the marriage took place prior to his birth.
[S840] unknown compiler, History and Genealogy of Bicknell Family, In Hotten's list of emigrants who came on this ship appears as following record:
March 20, 1635-5
1. "Zacharr Bicknell age 45 years
Agnes Bicknell his wife age 27 years.
2. Jno Bicknell his son age 11 years
Jno Kitchin his servant aget 23 years."
[S86] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral File - Trial Rockwood - submitted by Gerald Burke Martin, Jr., 1181 East Echo Drive, San Bernardino, CA 92404, Submission AF92-102854., Married 1636. Since Braintree was not founded until 1640 we do not know where she was married. dhj.
[S311] unknown author, New England Marriages Prior to 1700 by Clarence Almon Torrey (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Pg 632
Rockwood, Richard (-1660) * 2/wf Anges ((?Lovell) (Bicknell) ( 9 Jul 1643), w Zachar6; ca 1636?; Dorchester/Braintree.
[S503] Rockett(3), John Franklin, Rockett, Carpenter, Millican, Wise, Stevens, Selman, Abernathy, Rhodes, Ware Families, 1681-1986 and Seventy-Six Connected Kins-men, Richard Rockett married 1stly ca. 1635 to Agenes (Lovell) Bicknell (widow) Believed the dau. of either Thomas or Robert Lovell. She d. 9 July 1643 Braintree, Mass.

Family Explorer

Robert Lovell¹

M, #986, b. circa 1572

Events

Birth*	Circa 1572	England, UK,¹
Marriage*	Circa 1596	Elizabeth; England, UK,²

Last Edited

26 March 1996

Citations

[S86] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral File - Trial Rockwood - submitted by Gerald Burke Martin, Jr., 1181 East Echo Drive, San Bernardino, CA 92404, Submission AF92-102854. (Salt Lake City, UT: LDS, 1992), AFN: FBV2-4R just indicates Born (1572), England, Married in England.
[S86] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral File - Trial Rockwood - submitted by Gerald Burke Martin, Jr., 1181 East Echo Drive, San Bernardino, CA 92404, Submission AF92-102854., Robert Lovell married Elizabeth in England. Date prior to birth of Daughter Agness Anna Lovell. dhj.

Family Explorer

Elizabeth¹

F, #987, b. circa 1576

Events

Birth*	Circa 1576	England, UK,¹
Marriage*	Circa 1596	Robert Lovell; England, UK,²

Last Edited

26 March 1996

Citations

[S86] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral File - Trial Rockwood - submitted by Gerald Burke Martin, Jr., 1181 East Echo Drive, San Bernardino, CA 92404, Submission AF92-102854. (Salt Lake City, UT: LDS, 1992), Elizabeth, AFN: FBV2-5X Bon (1576) England.
[S86] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral File - Trial Rockwood - submitted by Gerald Burke Martin, Jr., 1181 East Echo Drive, San Bernardino, CA 92404, Submission AF92-102854., Robert Lovell married Elizabeth in England. Date prior to birth of Daughter Agness Anna Lovell. dhj.

Family Explorer

Zachary Bicknell^1,2

M, #988, b. 1590, d. before 1636

Family: Agnes Anna Lovell (b. 1598, d. 9 July 1643)

Son	John Bicknell (b. circa 1624)

Events

Birth*	1590	England, UK,¹
Marriage*	Circa 1623	Agnes Anna Lovell; England, UK,³
Immigratn*	1635	Agnes Anna Lovell; Came on ship Assurance from Gravesend, Kent, Eng.,^4,5
Death*	Before 1636	MA, USA,¹

Last Edited

20 April 2010

Citations

[S87] unknown author, The Descendants of Benjamin Rockwood, Sr. of Grafton, Massachusetts: with some account of his ancestry and the early Rockwoods in Massachusetts by Charles Alcott Flagg, LDS Library, SLC, US/Can 929.273, A1, No. 1747. (Washington, D.C.: Gibson Bros., 1905), We find that Zachary Bicknell, aged 45, his wife, Agnes, 27, and their son John, 11, came from Weymouth, England, Mar, 1635 in the ship Assurance. They settled in Weymouth, out south of Boston, on the coast beyond Dorchester and Braintree. Zachary Bicknell died soon, probably in 1636. (NE Hist & Gen Reg.,v46, p 185). Their son John, was the ancestor of the American family of the name.
[S866] Charles Henry Bouley, Biographical Sketches of the Pioneer Settlers of New England and their Descendants in Worchester, Massachusetts (Barre, Massachusetts: Barre Publishers, 1964), Bographical Sketche on Bicknell, Zachary.
[S87] unknown author, The Descendants of Benjamin Rockwood, Sr. of Grafton, Massachusetts: with some account of his ancestry and the early Rockwoods in Massachusetts by Charles Alcott Flagg, LDS Library, SLC, US/Can 929.273, A1, No. 1747., Book states they had a son, John, 11 when they came from Weymouth, England in 1636, so one assumes the marriage took place prior to his birth.
[S418] unknown author, Kimball-Weston Memorial- The American Ancestry and Descendants of Alonzo and Sarah (Weston) Kimball of Green Bay, Wisconsin (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1902), Pg 15 - He m. in 1636 or early in 1637 Agnes, the widow of Zachary Bicknell of Weymouth, the emigrant ancestor of the American Bicknells. She had come on the ship"Assurance" from Gravesend, Kent, Eng., in the spring of 1635, together with her husband, Zachary Bicknell, their son John, and a servant. She was then 37 years of age. They belonged to a company of 106 emigrants, mainly from the counties of Dorset and Somerset, under the pastoral care of Rev. Joseph Hull. Agnes d. July 9, 1643.
[S840] unknown compiler, compiler, History and Genealogy of Bicknell Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher), In Hotten's list of emigrants who came on this ship appears as following record:
March 20, 1635-5
1. "Zacharr Bicknell age 45 years
Agnes Bicknell his wife age 27 years.
2. Jno Bicknell his son age 11 years
Jno Kitchin his servant aget 23 years."

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Elias Parmenter¹

M, #989, b. 13 March 1705/06

Parents

Father	George Parmenter Jr. (b. 5 May 1679, d. 25 October 1727)
Mother	Mary Burt (b. 25 September 1680)

Family: Thankful Baker (b. 28 March 1715, d. before 28 February 1753)

Daughter

Lois Parmenter+ (b. 13 May 1729, d. between 1777 and 1778)

Events

Birth*	13 March 1705/06	Sudbury, Middlesex, MA, USA,^1,2,3
Marriage*	Circa 1728	Thankful Baker; Dorchester?, Suffolk, MA, USA,⁴

Last Edited

27 February 2000

Citations

[S88] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral file - On Lois Parmenter, submitted by Eileen Bartanen, 261 W. Kinkaid St., Hadlock, WA 98339, AF92-100407 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), B. 13 Mar 1705, Sudbury, Middlesex, MA.
[S360] unknown volume, Vital Records of Sudbury, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850: LDS Film 0185455, Pg. 103
George Jr. & Meary Parmenter
Uriah - Nov. 15, 1702
Elias - Mar 13, 1706
Deliverance & Thankful - Dec. 16, 1709
Zebudah - April 30, 1716
Neamah - Jan 25, 1721, (1903), unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA. Hereinafter cited as Vital Records of Sudbury, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850.
[S376] unknown volume, Vital Records of Sudbury, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850: Elijas, s. Georg & Mary Permenter, Mar. 13, 1705-6, (1903), unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA. Hereinafter cited as Vital Records of Sudbury, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850.
[S88] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral file - On Lois Parmenter, submitted by Eileen Bartanen, 261 W. Kinkaid St., Hadlock, WA 98339, AF92-100407, Wife Thankful Baker (AFN:Q64R-5L) born about 1703, so assume they were married in year before their daughter's birth, or 1728.

Mary Burt(Burke)¹

F, #990, b. circa 1703

Events

Birth*

Circa 1703

Dorchester, Suffolk, MA, USA,¹

Last Edited

26 March 1996

Citations

[S88] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral file - On Lois Parmenter, submitted by Eileen Bartanen, 261 W. Kinkaid St., Hadlock, WA 98339, AF92-100407 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), B. abour 1703 in Dorchester, MA.

Family Explorer

George Parmenter Jr.^1,2

M, #991, b. 5 May 1679, d. 25 October 1727

Parents

Father	George Parmenter Sr. (b. 14 February 1647, d. 25 October 1727)
Mother	Hannah Johnson (b. 27 April 1656, d. 16 June 1720)

Family: Mary Burt (b. 25 September 1680)

Son	Uriah Parmenter (b. 15 November 1702)
Son	Elias Parmenter+ (b. 13 March 1705/06)
Son	Deliverance Parmenter (b. 16 December 1709)
Daughter	Thankful Parmenter (b. 16 December 1709)
Son	Zebudah Parmenter (b. 30 April 1716)
Son	Neamah Parmenter (b. 25 January 1721)

Events

Witness	Between 1400 and 1600	History of name and family; The origin of the French name "Parmentier" brings to fore the many different spellings of the name, particularly in various countries. The spelling as used in the famed "Hundred Rolls" of England are: le Parmentier, le Parmunter, and Parmuntarius. In Holland the spellings are Polmeteer, Palmiter, Palmateer. There appears to be some agreement that the oldest meaning of the name goes back to the period when the Romans invaded Gaul (France). The soldiers necessarily had to be clothes and those who were responsible for making the clothes and keeping them repaired were, by the Roman spelling: Parmentiere. Hence these persons were actually "tailors" and therefore this has been accepted as the meaning of the name "Parmentier." Many Parmentiers resided in Dieppe, in the north of France on the English Channel. Probably the most famed was Jehan Parmentier, who was born in Dieppe about 1494. In his relatively short life he became one of the most renowned explorers of his day, including being credited with the discovery of the port of Pernambucco in 1520 - the farthest eastern point of the country of Brazil - now known as Recife. The oldest known ancestor was Guillaume de Parmentier, born about 1465 in Dieppe. He married Chrystyne in France. The Parmentiers of Dieppe were Protestants, later called Hugernots and were experiencing severe persecution at the hands of Catholic Queen Catherine and her sons. This persecution resulted in many Protestants being beheaded. Guillaume (William) finally had to flee to the mountains to save his life, and from there escaped across the English Channel to England and freedom. He was born about 1465 and died before 1523 in Little Yeldham, Essex Co., England. He married Christyne in Dieppe about 1490 and had George, born about 1492 in France. The family settled in Little Yeldham about 1520. The next four generations all resided in Little Yeldham, exceptin Deacon John, who moved eight miles to Bures St. Mary, Suffolk County, which is situated on both sides of the River Stoa and divides the two counties elsewhere. After the death of his father, William in 1617, Deacon John resided in Bures for twenty one years prior to his departure to New England in 1638-9. They lived in Watertown for a short time but then moved on to the new town of Sudbury in the fall of 1639 when John was selected as the sixth Commissioner to land out the lands and distribute them to the consenting families. Deacon John was a selectman, deacon, tavernkeeper and held several civil offices in the town. He died in Roxbury, MA on May 1, 1671. Many other Parmentiers escaped to other countries, such as Belgium, Holland, Germany, etc. Those entering Holland subsequently had their names Hollandized to such variations as Polmateer, Palmateer, etc. Some of thes immigrants to Holland subsequently arrived in America at New Amsterdam (New York) and settled up the Hudson Valley along with many other Dutch settlers.³
Birth*	5 May 1679	Sudbury, Middlesex, MA, USA,^1,4
Marriage*	4 December 1701	Mary Burt; Sudbury, Middlesex, MA, USA,^5,6
Death*	25 October 1727	Sudbury, Middlesex, MA, USA,⁷

Last Edited

20 April 2010

Citations

[S88] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral file - On Lois Parmenter, submitted by Eileen Bartanen, 261 W. Kinkaid St., Hadlock, WA 98339, AF92-100407 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), B. May 5, 1670, Sudbury, MA.
[S360] unknown volume, Vital Records of Sudbury, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850: Pg 103, #0185455 film
Children of George & Hannah Parmenter
George - May 5, 1679
Joseph - May 19, 1681
Solomon - June 17, 1683
John - April 17, 1685
Daniel - Aug. 3, 1688
Anna - Mar. 12, 694, (1903), unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA. Hereinafter cited as Vital Records of Sudbury, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850.
[S94] unknown author, An eighteen generation pioneer Parmentier-Parmenter line: including an eighteen generation ancestral chart, family group record sheets, and available life stories. (Wisc.: New Berlin, 1984), See memo.
[S360] unknown volume, Vital Records of Sudbury, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850: Pg 103, #0185455 film
Children of George & Hannah Parmenter
George - May 5, 1679
Joseph - May 19, 1681
Solomon - June 17, 1683
John - April 17, 1685
Daniel - Aug. 3, 1688
Anna - Mar. 12, 694
Hannah - July 17, 1696, 1903, unknown repository.
[S360] unknown volume, Vital Records of Sudbury, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850: Parmentor, George and Mary Burt, Dec. 4, 1701, 1903, unknown repository.
[S376] unknown volume, Vital Records of Sudbury, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850: Burt, Mary and George Parmentor, Dec. 4, 1701, (1903), unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA. Hereinafter cited as Vital Records of Sudbury, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850.
[S360] unknown volume, Vital Records of Sudbury, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850: George Parmenter, Oct. 25, 1727, 1903, unknown repository.

Family Explorer

Thankful Baker

F, #992, b. 28 March 1715, d. before 28 February 1753

Parents

Father	Nathaniel Baker (b. 27 January 1672)
Mother	Mercy Lewes (b. circa 1680, d. 9 March 1718)

Family: Elias Parmenter (b. 13 March 1705/06)

Daughter

Lois Parmenter+ (b. 13 May 1729, d. between 1777 and 1778)

Events

Name-Var		¹
Birth	1698	Yarmouth?, MA,²
Birth*	28 March 1715	Barnstable, Barnstable, MA, USA,³
Marriage*	Circa 1728	Elias Parmenter; Dorchester?, Suffolk, MA, USA,⁴
Death*	Before 28 February 1753	Hopkinton?, Middlesex, MA, USA,⁵

Last Edited

13 February 2000

Citations

[S88] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral file - On Lois Parmenter, submitted by Eileen Bartanen, 261 W. Kinkaid St., Hadlock, WA 98339, AF92-100407 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Wife Thankful Baker, AFN Q64R05L, Born abt. 1703, Dorchester, MA.
[S457] unknown name of person unknown record type, 976.2263, V3b, V.2, unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA; unknown reader, 1997, Thankful Baker was born (worn) 1698.
[S604] unknown author, "unknown article title", New England Historic Genealogical Society Register: Vol. 2, October 1848, pg. 389
Sarah, 4 Oct., 1708, d. 19 Nov., 1708; Nathaniel 15 Dec., 1709; Nicholas, 6 Nov., 1711, Sarah, 2 Nov. 1713; Thankful, 28 March 1715; Benney, 28 Sept. 1716, d. 29 Dec. 1747; Elisabeth, 9 March 1718. Mrs. Mercy, wife, d. 9 March 1718.
[S88] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral file - On Lois Parmenter, submitted by Eileen Bartanen, 261 W. Kinkaid St., Hadlock, WA 98339, AF92-100407, Wife Thankful Baker (AFN:Q64R-5L) born about 1703, so assume they were married in year before their daughter's birth, or 1728.
[S459] unknown compiler, compiler, "Nathaniel Baker, Ancestral File, LDS"; Thankful Baker, born abt 1703, Dorchester, Mass
Died Before 28 Feb 1753, Prob. Hopkinton, Middlesex, MA, Ancestral File unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA. Hereinafter cited as "Nathaniel Baker, Ancestral File, LDS."

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Nathaniel Baker¹

M, #993, b. 27 January 1672

Parents

Father	Nathaniel Baker (b. 27 March 1642, d. December 1691)
Mother	Desire Gray (b. 1645, d. 1691)

Family: Mercy Lewes (b. circa 1680, d. 9 March 1718)

Son	Benney Baker (b. 15 August 1705, d. 5 June 1706)
Daughter	Mercy Baker (b. 4 February 1706)
Daughter	Sarah Baker (b. 4 October 1708, d. 19 November 1708)
Son	Nathaniel Baker (b. 15 December 1709)
Son	Nicholas Baker (b. 6 November 1711)
Daughter	Sarah Baker (b. 2 November 1713)
Daughter	Thankful Baker+ (b. 28 March 1715, d. before 28 February 1753)
Son	Benney Baker (b. 28 September 1716, d. 29 December 1747)
Daughter	Elizabeth Baker (b. 9 March 1718)

Events

Birth*	27 January 1672	Yarmouth, Barnstable, MA, USA,^1,2
Marriage*	Circa 1695	Mercy Lewes; Yarmouth, Barnstable, MA, USA,^3,4

Last Edited

14 February 2000

Citations

[S88] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral file - On Lois Parmenter, submitted by Eileen Bartanen, 261 W. Kinkaid St., Hadlock, WA 98339, AF92-100407 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Father Nathaniel Baker (AFN:LTMM-ZW.)
[S459] unknown compiler, compiler, "Nathaniel Baker, Ancestral File, LDS"; Born 27 Jan 1672, Yarmouth, Barnstable, MA, Ancestral File unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA. Hereinafter cited as "Nathaniel Baker, Ancestral File, LDS."
[S88] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral file - On Lois Parmenter, submitted by Eileen Bartanen, 261 W. Kinkaid St., Hadlock, WA 98339, AF92-100407, Parents married a year prior to birth of Thankful Baker.
[S459] unknown compiler, "Nathaniel Baker, Ancestral File, LDS", Ancestral File, Spouse Mercy Lewes, Married: Abt. 1695, Yarmouth, Barnstable, Mass.

Family Explorer

Mercy Lewes¹

F, #994, b. circa 1680, d. 9 March 1718

Family: Nathaniel Baker (b. 27 January 1672)

Son	Benney Baker (b. 15 August 1705, d. 5 June 1706)
Daughter	Mercy Baker (b. 4 February 1706)
Daughter	Sarah Baker (b. 4 October 1708, d. 19 November 1708)
Son	Nathaniel Baker (b. 15 December 1709)
Son	Nicholas Baker (b. 6 November 1711)
Daughter	Sarah Baker (b. 2 November 1713)
Daughter	Thankful Baker+ (b. 28 March 1715, d. before 28 February 1753)
Son	Benney Baker (b. 28 September 1716, d. 29 December 1747)
Daughter	Elizabeth Baker (b. 9 March 1718)

Events

Birth*	Circa 1680	¹
Marriage*	Circa 1695	Nathaniel Baker; Yarmouth, Barnstable, MA, USA,^2,3
Death*	9 March 1718	Died giving birth to Elizabeth, Barstable, MA, USA,⁴

Last Edited

23 January 2000

Citations

[S88] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral file - On Lois Parmenter, submitted by Eileen Bartanen, 261 W. Kinkaid St., Hadlock, WA 98339, AF92-100407 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Mother Mercy Lewes (AFN:Q64R-4F.)
[S88] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral file - On Lois Parmenter, submitted by Eileen Bartanen, 261 W. Kinkaid St., Hadlock, WA 98339, AF92-100407, Parents married a year prior to birth of Thankful Baker.
[S459] unknown compiler, compiler, "Nathaniel Baker, Ancestral File, LDS"; Spouse Mercy Lewes, Married: Abt. 1695, Yarmouth, Barnstable, Mass, Ancestral File unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA. Hereinafter cited as "Nathaniel Baker, Ancestral File, LDS."
[S604] unknown author, "unknown article title", New England Historic Genealogical Society Register: Vol 2, October 1848, Pg. 389
Mrs. Mercy, wife, d. 9 March 1718.

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Solomon Howard Jr.¹

M, #995, b. 9 July 1788, d. 12 March 1870

Parents

Father	Solomon Howard Captain (b. 6 December 1756, d. 23 June 1840)
Mother	Cynthia Peters (b. 1770, d. 1854)

Family: Mary (Polly) Stoodley (b. 1787, d. 10 June 1878)

Son	Bishop Fuller Howard (b. 21 August 1806, d. 7 February 1885)
Daughter	Adulla Howard+ (b. 10 July 1808)
Daughter	Mary (Polly) Howard (b. 5 June 1811, d. 10 March 1887)
Daughter	Luceba Howard (b. 11 March 1818)

Events

Birth*	9 July 1788	Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,¹
Birth	19 July 1788	²
Witness	Between 1805 and 1806	Had son (1) and daughter (2) who died young & buried No. Windham, Andover?, Windsor, VT, USA, Don't know whether he had another wife or these children were by Mary (Polly) Stoodley whom he married in 1805. However, since Bishop Fuller Howard was born in August 1806 it doesn't give them much time to have the children. dhj¹
Marriage*	14 August 1805	Mary (Polly) Stoodley; Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,¹
Attributes*	1870	Solomon was a man of sound judgment and considerable ability., Andover, Windsor, VT, USA, He represented the town in the legislature and held various civil offices.³
Death*	12 March 1870	Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,^1,4

Last Edited

19 May 2003

Citations

[S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
[S649] unknown volume, Andover, VT Vital Records - original book: Birth - Howard, Solomon, Jr., Town Record Book 2, Pg. 508, Date 7-19-1788,
Death, Book 5, Page 174, 3-12-1870

LDS Microfilm, 0027782, unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA. Hereinafter cited as Andover, VT Vital Records - original book.
[S95] 125 copies reprinted for Charles F. Heartman, Vermont Historical Magazine, Article on Howard Family Notes from Rev. R. H. Howard. Entitled The Local History of Andover, VT, The Geeral History of the Town by Hiland H. Gutterson, T.C. With Autobiography of Alvin Adams, Founder of the Adams Express and Biographical Sketches by Rev. Wm. S. Balch, D.D., A. S. Barton, Esq., Hon Austin Adams, and Others, Abby Maria Hemenway, Editor. (Original Chicago - copies in 1921 in Perth Amboy, NJ: Vermont Historical Magazine, 1886), PG 77.
[S649] unknown volume, Andover, VT Vital Records - original book: Birth - Howard, Solomon, Jr., Town Record Book 2, Pg. 508, Date 7-19-1788,
Death, Book 5, Page 174, 3-12-1870

SLC film 0027782, unknown repository.

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Adolphus Howard¹

M, #996, b. 1790

Parents

Father	Solomon Howard Captain (b. 6 December 1756, d. 23 June 1840)
Mother	Cynthia Peters (b. 1770, d. 1854)

Events

Birth*	1790	Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,¹
Milit-Beg*	Between 1812 and 1813	Antipas Howard; Adolphus Howard when in the militia, in place of Antepast Howard (#93), Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,^2,3

Last Edited

6 April 2010

Citations

[S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
[S95] 125 copies reprinted for Charles F. Heartman, Vermont Historical Magazine, Article on Howard Family Notes from Rev. R. H. Howard. Entitled The Local History of Andover, VT, The Geeral History of the Town by Hiland H. Gutterson, T.C. With Autobiography of Alvin Adams, Founder of the Adams Express and Biographical Sketches by Rev. Wm. S. Balch, D.D., A. S. Barton, Esq., Hon Austin Adams, and Others, Abby Maria Hemenway, Editor. (Original Chicago - copies in 1921 in Perth Amboy, NJ: Vermont Historical Magazine, 1886), PG 41.
[S825] Hamilton Child, Gazetteer and Business Driectory of Windsor County, Vermont 1883-1884 (Syracuse, New York Janurary 1881: Hamilton Child, 1881), When the call for volunteers came in the war of 1812, the town voted to pay its soldiers $5.00 each at the start, for pocket money, and to raise their wages to $10.00 per month. . .

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Timothy Howard¹

M, #997, b. 27 December 1792

Parents

Father	Solomon Howard Captain (b. 6 December 1756, d. 23 June 1840)
Mother	Cynthia Peters (b. 1770, d. 1854)

Family: Sarah (Sally) Stoodley (b. circa 1795)

Son	Lewis Howard+ (b. 27 November 1815)
Daughter	Nancy Howard (b. 10 March 1818)
Daughter	Luta Lorenza Howard (b. 16 May 1822)
Daughter	Eleata Howard (b. circa 1825)

Events

Name-Var		¹
Birth*	27 December 1792	Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,¹
Marriage*	27 October 1814	Sarah (Sally) Stoodley; Chester?, Windsor, VT, USA,¹

Last Edited

31 March 1996

Citations

[S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)

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Morris Howard¹

M, #998, b. 27 April 1795

Parents

Father	Solomon Howard Captain (b. 6 December 1756, d. 23 June 1840)
Mother	Cynthia Peters (b. 1770, d. 1854)

Family: Hanna Smith (b. circa 1795)

Son	Solomon Van Rensalaer Howard (b. 30 September 1817)
Son	Henry Howard (b. circa 1822)
Son	David Howard (b. circa 1823)
Son	Dearborn Howard (b. circa 1825)
Daughter	Nancy Howard (b. circa 1827)

Events

Birth	17 April 1795	Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,¹
Birth*	27 April 1795	Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,¹
Marriage*	1817	Hanna Smith; Andover?, Windsor, VT, USA,¹
Witness	1820	Married twice. Had several other children.¹

Last Edited

31 March 1996

Citations

[S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)

Family Explorer

Joel Howard¹

M, #999, b. 3 May 1797

Parents

Father	Solomon Howard Captain (b. 6 December 1756, d. 23 June 1840)
Mother	Cynthia Peters (b. 1770, d. 1854)

Family 1: Lucy Marsh (b. circa 1800)

Son	Joel Randall Howard (b. circa 1820)
Son	Cyrus Howard (b. circa 1822)
Son	Daniel Howard (b. circa 1824)

Family 2: Dulcena Rhodes (b. circa 1805)

Son	John L. Howard (b. circa 1826)
Son	Lafayette Howard (b. circa 1828)
Son	Hollis M. Howard (b. circa 1830)
Son	Charles Howard (b. circa 1831)

Events

Birth*	3 May 1797	Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,¹
Milit-Beg*	1814	Enlisted in the army in 1814, Andover, Windsor, VT, USA, He, in a night skirmish with the Indians, received a blow from a tomahawk which came near proving fatal.²
Marriage*	17 June 1818	Lucy Marsh; Andover?, Windsor, VT, USA,¹
Marriage*	Circa 1825	Dulcena Rhodes; Andover?, Windsor, VT, USA,¹

Last Edited

29 May 1996

Citations

[S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
[S95] 125 copies reprinted for Charles F. Heartman, Vermont Historical Magazine, Article on Howard Family Notes from Rev. R. H. Howard. Entitled The Local History of Andover, VT, The Geeral History of the Town by Hiland H. Gutterson, T.C. With Autobiography of Alvin Adams, Founder of the Adams Express and Biographical Sketches by Rev. Wm. S. Balch, D.D., A. S. Barton, Esq., Hon Austin Adams, and Others, Abby Maria Hemenway, Editor. (Original Chicago - copies in 1921 in Perth Amboy, NJ: Vermont Historical Magazine, 1886), Pg 77.

Family Explorer

Hiram Howard¹

M, #1000, b. 18 September 1799

Parents

Father	Solomon Howard Captain (b. 6 December 1756, d. 23 June 1840)
Mother	Cynthia Peters (b. 1770, d. 1854)

Events

Birth*	18 September 1799	Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,¹
Marriage*	Circa 1820	Nancy Stoodley; Chester?, Windsor, VT, USA,¹

Last Edited

31 March 1996

Citations

[S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)

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William Albee1

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Ellen Dillaway1

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John Rockwood1

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Family: Joanna Ford (b. 1641, d. 1724)

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Joanna Ford1,2,3,4

Family: John Rockwood (b. 1 December 1641, d. 1725)

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Deacon John Butterworth1

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Family: Sarah (b. circa 1630)

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Sarah1

Family: Deacon John Butterworth (b. circa 1630, d. before 1 September 1708)

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Richard Rockett1,2,3

Family: Agnes Anna Lovell (b. 1598, d. 9 July 1643)

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Agnes Anna Lovell1,2,3,4

Family 1: Zachary Bicknell (b. 1590, d. before 1636)

Family 2: Richard Rockett (b. circa 1602, d. 7 September 1660)

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Robert Lovell1

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Elizabeth1

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Zachary Bicknell1,2

Family: Agnes Anna Lovell (b. 1598, d. 9 July 1643)

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Elias Parmenter1

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Family: Thankful Baker (b. 28 March 1715, d. before 28 February 1753)

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Mary Burt(Burke)1

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George Parmenter Jr.1,2

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Family: Mary Burt (b. 25 September 1680)

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Thankful Baker

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Family: Elias Parmenter (b. 13 March 1705/06)

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Nathaniel Baker1

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Family: Mercy Lewes (b. circa 1680, d. 9 March 1718)

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Mercy Lewes1

Family: Nathaniel Baker (b. 27 January 1672)

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Solomon Howard Jr.1

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Family: Mary (Polly) Stoodley (b. 1787, d. 10 June 1878)

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Adolphus Howard1

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William Albee¹

Ellen Dillaway¹

John Rockwood¹

Joanna Ford^1,2,3,4

Deacon John Butterworth¹

Sarah¹

Richard Rockett^1,2,3

Agnes Anna Lovell^1,2,3,4

Robert Lovell¹

Elizabeth¹

Zachary Bicknell^1,2

Elias Parmenter¹

Mary Burt(Burke)¹

George Parmenter Jr.^1,2

Nathaniel Baker¹

Mercy Lewes¹

Solomon Howard Jr.¹

Adolphus Howard¹

Timothy Howard¹

Morris Howard¹

Joel Howard¹

Hiram Howard¹