Bickley, John

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Baptism recorded Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Last Will and Testament of John Bickley

"In Yea name of God Amen. Yea fifth day of February in yea year of our Lord God One Thousand
Six Hundred Thirty and Four, and in the ninth year of yea rayne of our Sovereign Lord Charles by
yea grace of God of England, Scotland, France and Ireland, defender of yea faith. I John Bickly
of Baxterly in yea County of Warwick, a husbandman, being of good and perfect memory, mind,
and remembrance (thanks be to God) do make and ordayne and declare this my last Will and
Testament in manner and form following. First and principally, I remand my soul into yea hande of allmighty God yea Father, the Son, and yea Holy ghost., my savior, redeemer, and comforter, trusting to be saved by yea mercy and passion of Jesus Christ, and to be made an Inheritor of yea kingdom of heaven. And my body to be buried in yea Parish of Baxterly in yea direction of my executrix hereafter named. And as causing yea goods which it has pleased God to give me, I do dispose of them in the manner and forme following choose to pay. First, I devise, give, and bequeath unto Richard Bickly, my son, twelve pound in mony. I do give and bequeath unto Anthony Bickly, my son, twelve pound in mony. I give and bequeath unto Frances Fletcher my daughter twelve pound in mony. I give and bequeath unto Margarett Orton, my daughter, twelve pound in mony. I give and bequeath unto Jayne Allkut, my daughter, twelve pound in mony. I give and bequeath unto Elizabeth Bickly, my daughter, the sum of twenty pound to be paid unto her by my executrix or her assigns, att the day of the marriage of the said Elizabeth my daughter. I give and bequeath unto Mary Bickly, my daughter, the sum of twenty pound to be paid unto her by my executrix or her assigns att the day of the marriage of the said Mary, my daughter, and if it shall please God that either of my daughters shall die before their sum of mony be paid unto them as aforesaid, then my mind and will is that the sum or sums of mony of them, or either of them, on dying shall be divided amongst the residue of my children which God hath given me by Elizabeth, my last wife, equally, and not to any other of my children which I had by Margery, my first wife. All the rest of my goods, Chattells, and property, as well movable as unmovable, not given and bequeathed in this my Last Will and Testament, my debts being paid and funerall expense discharged, and the legacies herein bequeathed, well and truly paid and performed, I give to Elizabeh Bickly, my loving wife, if she remayne self, sole, and unmarried. But if she marry then I do give and bequeath unto Elizabeth, said wife, the sum of Tenn pound, to be paid unto her out of my goods, Chattell, and the residue of my goods and chattells to be divided amongst my sons William, John, Thomas, and Robert
Bickly, or the survivors of them, equally. But if the said Elizabeth live sole and unmarried then I do give and bequeath then to her and her assigns forever everything, in this my will not withstanding, and I do hereby make and ordyne the said Elizabeth, my wife, full and sole executrix of this my Last Will and Testament, and ordayne our son, William Bickly, and William Wedgewood, whom I hereby give power and authority to see this my Last Will and Testament well and truly perfomed, revoking all former wills heretofore by me made. In Witness whereas I, the aforesaid John Bickly, to this my present Last Will and testament here put my hand and seal the day and year first above written."

(signed)
Johanni Bickly {seal}

"Submitted sealed, and published by the within named John Bickly as the Last Will and Testament
the day and year within written, in the presence of;
William Mason
Johanni Mason {by X mark}
William Wedgewood
Jurat; Elizabeth Bickly."

Inventory of the Estate of John Bickley made October, 1638.
"The inventory of the goodes and Chattells of John Biggeley of Baxterley in the County of
Warw- husbandman deceased, made and performed by Anthony Smith- Willm Walker both of Baxterley aforesaid and John Watson clerk- the fourth day of October in the rayne of Charles 1638."

Family/Spouse: Margery. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Last Will and Testament of John Bickley

"In Yea name of God Amen. Yea fifth day of February in yea year of our Lord God One Thousand
Six Hundred Thirty and Four, and in the ninth year of yea rayne of our Sovereign Lord Charles by
yea grace of God of England, Scotland, France and Ireland, defender of yea faith. I John Bickly
of Baxterly in yea County of Warwick, a husbandman, being of good and perfect memory, mind,
and remembrance (thanks be to God) do make and ordayne and declare this my last Will and
Testament in manner and form following. ......... I give and bequeath unto Frances Fletcher my daughter twelve pound in mony."

Family/Spouse: Fletcher. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Last Will and Testament of John Bickley

"In Yea name of God Amen. Yea fifth day of February in yea year of our Lord God One Thousand
Six Hundred Thirty and Four, and in the ninth year of yea rayne of our Sovereign Lord Charles by
yea grace of God of England, Scotland, France and Ireland, defender of yea faith. I John Bickly
of Baxterly in yea County of Warwick, a husbandman, being of good and perfect memory, mind,
and remembrance (thanks be to God) do make and ordayne and declare this my last Will and
Testament in manner and form following. ........ I give and bequeath unto Margarett Orton, my daughter, twelve pound in mony."

Family/Spouse: Orton. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Last Will and Testament of John Bickley

"In Yea name of God Amen. Yea fifth day of February in yea year of our Lord God One Thousand
Six Hundred Thirty and Four, and in the ninth year of yea rayne of our Sovereign Lord Charles by
yea grace of God of England, Scotland, France and Ireland, defender of yea faith. I John Bickly
of Baxterly in yea County of Warwick, a husbandman, being of good and perfect memory, mind,
and remembrance (thanks be to God) do make and ordayne and declare this my last Will and
Testament in manner and form following. ....... I give and bequeath unto Jayne Allkut, my daughter, twelve pound in mony."

Family/Spouse: Allkut, awcott. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Burial recorded Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Last Will and Testament of John Bickley
"In Yea name of God Amen. Yea fifth day of February in yea year of our Lord God One Thousand
Six Hundred Thirty and Four, and in the ninth year of yea rayne of our Sovereign Lord Charles by
yea grace of God of England, Scotland, France and Ireland, defender of yea faith. I John Bickly
of Baxterly in yea County of Warwick, a husbandman, being of good and perfect memory, mind,
and remembrance (thanks be to God) do make and ordayne and declare this my last Will and
Testament in manner and form following. ......... First, I devise, give, and bequeath unto Richard Bickly, my son, twelve pound in mony."

Birmingham City Archives: Adderley family of Hams Hall, Warwickshire (Baron Norton) [MS 917/1073 - MS 917A/174]

FILE - Counterpart of bargain and sale. Richard Langley of Nether Whitacre, co. War., yeoman, and Thomas Langley of the same, yeoman, to Richard Bickley of Holloughton, co. War., gent. Three closes of land with appurtenances called the Kinges in Nether Whitacre. (Please order number 435) - ref. MS 917/2671 - date: 10 January 5 Chas I [1629/30]

FILE - Assignment of lease. William Savage of Nether Whiteacre, co. War., clerke, to Richard Bickley of Hollerton in the parish of Kingseburye [Kingsbury] co. War., gent., and John Allen alias Carter of Sheldon, fewster. Lands with appurtenances in Nether Whitacre. (Please order number 531) - ref. MS 917/2438 - date: 18 March 17 Chas I [1641/2]

FILE - Bargain and sale. William Savage of Nether Whiteacre [Nether Whitacre] co. War., clerke, and John Savage of Wilnecotte [Wilnecote] co. War., get., to Rrichard Bickley of Hallerton [Halloughton Hall] in the parish of Kingsburye [Kingsbury] co. War., gent. Lands with appurtenances in Nether Whiteacre. (Please order number 532) - ref. MS 917/2439 - date: 23 March 17 Chas I [1641/2]

FILE - Counterpart of covenant to levy a fine. Richard Langley of Nether Whiteacre, Margery his wife, Thomas Langley, Marie his wife, Thomas Keeleing, Elizabeth his wife, Richard keeleinge, Anne his wife, Richard Bickley of Halloughton and Thomas Hollier. Lands and appurtenances in Nethr Whiteacre. (Please order number 533) - ref. MS 917/2440 - date: 26 April 1642

FILE - Articles of agreement. Richarde Bickley of Holloughton in the parish of Kinseburye [Kingsbury], co. War., gent., and George Machem of Nether Whittacker [Nether Whitacre], co. War., yeoman. Concerning lands with appurtenances in Nether Whitacre. (Please order number 636) - ref. MS 917/2447 - date: 12 August 1663

FILE - Bargain and sale. Richard Bickley of Holloughton in the parish of Kingsbury, co. War., gent., to George Machem of Nether Whitacre, co. War., yeoman. Land with appurtenances in Nether Whitacre. (Please order number 639) - ref. MS 917/2448 - date: 25 March 1664

FILE - Indenture of fine. George Machem, plaintiff, and Richard Bickley, gent., Sara, his wife, John Allen, Gooditha, his wife, and Richard Allen, deforciants. A messuage, land and appurtenances in Nether Whitacre, co. War. (Please order number 2 copies). (Please order number 645 A&B) - ref. MS 917/2450 - date: Easter term 16 Chas II [1664]

Last Will and Testament of Richard Bickley
In the name of God Amen- On the twentieth day of September in the Sixteenth yeare of the Rayne of our Soverign Lorde Charles the second, by the Grace of God, of England, Scotland, France and Irelande, King Defender of the Faith ANNO Jus 1664; I Richard Bickley of Holloton in the Parish of Kingsbury in the County of Warwicke, since being of a great age and desiring that it would please God to give me Grace to prepare my life for an Everlasting life, Yett being of Perfect mind and Memory, praise bee God, For the time doo make and ordayne this my last will and testament in manner and in form following
IMPRUNIO; I commit and remand my soul unto the hands of Almighty God, my Creator, assuredly promising that in and by the only Merce and Passion of the Lorde Jesus Christ my most blessed Saviour and Redeemer that all my sins shall be pardoned and that I shall bee made partaker of Everlasting Hope and Happiness in Heaven amongst those Glorious Sts and Angells there. And for my frayle bodye with a free and willing heart I do ressigne to the earth whereof it was made in God’s appointed tyme and to be decently buryed by the Executors Hereinafter named, or the survivor of them And that for the wordly Estate which it has pleased God in merce to bestow upon me I doo Dispose thereof as followeth ITEM; I give and bequeth to every Poore householder in the said Parish of Kingsbury Twelve pounds apeece And likewise to every Poore household in the Parish of Nether Whittacre Twelve pounds apeece and to bee distributed amongst them all and according to the Discretion of mine Executor And it is my will that the Minister which shall preach my funerall Sermon shall have for his pain Twelve Shillings ITEM; I give and bequeth to my loving brother Francis Bickley Baronette Twenty Shillings to bye him a ringe. ITEM; I give and bequeth unto my Brother John Bickley’s children Fortye Shillings ITEM; I doo give unto my Brother Robert Bickley’s children Fortye Shillings ITEM; I doo give unto my Brother Thomas Bickley’s children Fortye Shillings ITEM; I doo give and bequeth unto my children that are maryed Twenty Shillings apeece ITEM; That I doo give unto my sonn Francis Bickley and his wife Fortye Shillings, To my sonn Evans and his wife Fortye Shillings, To my sonn Richard and his wife Fortye Shillings, To my sonn Seargent and his wife Fortye Shillings , and unto my daughter Suszane Twenty Shillings ITEM; I give and bequeth unto my two sonns John Bickley and Robert Bickley Twenty Shillings apeece. ITEM I give unto every one of my Grandchildren that shall bee living att my demise Twenty Shillings apeece ITEM; I give and bequeth unto every one of my servants that are Dwelling with me att my Demise Tenn Shillings apeece ITEM; Whereas an Indenture bearing date the Twentieth day of January in the yeare of our Lorde God 1659 and made between mee the said Richard Bickley of the first part George Aubrey of the Citte of London, Esquire and Thomas Evans of Weddington in the said County of Warwicke partes of the second part and Francis Bickley my sonn and appointed of me the said Richard Bickley that all the rents and Proffits of the said estate after my demise should bee received and disposed of During the life of my said wife by my executors toward the discharge of my debts and legacies which I hope does not but that said wife will accordingly perform. I declare by the said deede a joynture upon my said wife for maintenance ITEM; I do give and devise and bequeth upon condicion of the following all my mortgagees cottages a tenth with ? being in the Parish of Kinsbury aforesaid in the tenure or possession of Thomas Brooks, or assigns, all houses, barns, and stable buildings and lands ? arable lands and meadows granted with appurtenances there unto belonging and afford all that said Thomas Brook And also the Pasture ground and other land with appurtenances called or known by the name of the Greater Sheepy ? being in the said Parish of Kingsbury and now or late in the tenure or occupation of William Breeden or his assigns unto my said sonn Richard Bickley, and to the heirs male of his bodye lawfully begotton or to bee begotton and in default of such then unto John Bickley my sonn and the heirs male of his bodye begotton or to bee begotton and in default of such then unto Robert Bickley my sonn and for the heirs male of his bodye lawfully begotton or to bee begotton and in default of such then to Francis Bickley my sonn and to the heirs male of his bodye lawfully begotton, or to bee begotton for want of survivors then to all the heirs female of my three younger sonns, John, Richard, and Robert provided nevertheless it is my will that my said sonn Richard Bickley shall have full power to make a joynture of the said ? or any part there of to any wife or wives which he shall marrye and that the joynture shall be good ?? ITEM; I do give devise and bequeth all my lands in Nether Whittacre in the said County of Warwicke called the Moore fields with appurtenances in the occupation of John Walter or his assigns unto Sarah my said loving wife and my sonn Richard Bickley to them and their heirs for ever and toward the payinge and Discharging of all my debts and legacies ITEM; I doo give devise and bequeth unto my two younger sonns John and Robert Bickley fifty pounds apeece of Lawful English Money and to bee paid within Six months next after my demise And I doo acquitt the rest of my goods Cattell and Chattels whatsoever along with my interest of mine to Certyne lands and Sums of Money which they have formerly rec’d of me ITEM; All Discharged, I doo wholly give and bequeth unto Sarah my said loving wife and unto my said sonn Richard Bickley whom I doo make executrix and executor of this my last will and testament ITEM; I doo desire my loving sonns in law the said Thomas Evans and Dudley Rydor to be overseers of this my will and I doo desire them to assist my said executor in the execution of this My will and I do give unto them for their pains twenty shillings apeece And I doo hereby renounce and remove all former and other wills by mee at any time made And that I doo declare this to bee my last will and testament in testimony hereof I have hereunto put my hand and seal the said day and yeare above written,
R Bickley
{seal}

Signed, sealed, and declared to bee his last will and Testament in the presence of;
Josias Bull
Stephen Bull
William Bull

Richard married Sarah about 1620. was born about 1600 in Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England; died before 1 Mar 1686 in Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England; was buried on 1 Mar 1686 in Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Richard married Wife, 1st about 1616. 1st died before Sep 1618. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Richard married Rugeley, Sarah on 1 Sep 1618 in Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England. Sarah was born about 1598; died about 2 May 1619 in Nether Whitacre, Warwickshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Last Will and Testament of John Bickley

"In Yea name of God Amen. Yea fifth day of February in yea year of our Lord God One Thousand
Six Hundred Thirty and Four, and in the ninth year of yea rayne of our Sovereign Lord Charles by
yea grace of God of England, Scotland, France and Ireland, defender of yea faith. I John Bickly
of Baxterly in yea County of Warwick, a husbandman, being of good and perfect memory, mind,
and remembrance (thanks be to God) do make and ordayne and declare this my last Will and
Testament in manner and form following. .............. I do give and bequeath unto Anthony Bickly, my son, twelve pound in mony."

1630 Constable for Parish of Over Whitacre, Warwickshire, England as recorded in Parish record. Listed as tax payer and constable for various years between 1630 and 1650 in Over Whitacre. Nothing more found of him after 1650, presume he died ca that year, probably at Over Whitacre.

Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Last Will and Testament of John Bickley
"In Yea name of God Amen. Yea fifth day of February in yea year of our Lord God One Thousand
Six Hundred Thirty and Four, and in the ninth year of yea rayne of our Sovereign Lord Charles by
yea grace of God of England, Scotland, France and Ireland, defender of yea faith. I John Bickly
of Baxterly in yea County of Warwick, a husbandman, being of good and perfect memory, mind,
and remembrance (thanks be to God) do make and ordayne and declare this my last Will and
Testament in manner and form following. ....... and the residue of my goods and chattells to be divided amongst my sons William, John, Thomas, and Robert Bickly..."

Last Will and Testament of Richard Bickley
"In the name of God Amen- On the twentieth day of September in the Sixteenth yeare of the Rayne of our Soverign Lorde Charles the second, by the Grace of God, of England, Scotland, France and Irelande, King Defender of the Faith ANNO Jus 1664; I Richard Bickley of Holloton in the Parish of Kingsbury in the County of Warwicke, since being of a great age ..... give and bequeth unto my Brother John Bickley’s children Fortye Shillings..."

Family/Spouse: Elizabeth. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Last Will and Testament of John Bickley
"In Yea name of God Amen. Yea fifth day of February in yea year of our Lord God One Thousand
Six Hundred Thirty and Four, and in the ninth year of yea rayne of our Sovereign Lord Charles by
yea grace of God of England, Scotland, France and Ireland, defender of yea faith. I John Bickly
of Baxterly in yea County of Warwick, a husbandman, being of good and perfect memory, mind,
and remembrance (thanks be to God) do make and ordayne and declare this my last Will and
Testament in manner and form following. ....... and the residue of my goods and chattells to be divided amongst my sons William, John, Thomas, and Robert Bickly..."

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Last Will and Testament of John Bickley
"In Yea name of God Amen. Yea fifth day of February in yea year of our Lord God One Thousand
Six Hundred Thirty and Four, and in the ninth year of yea rayne of our Sovereign Lord Charles by
yea grace of God of England, Scotland, France and Ireland, defender of yea faith. I John Bickly
of Baxterly in yea County of Warwick, a husbandman, being of good and perfect memory, mind,
and remembrance (thanks be to God) do make and ordayne and declare this my last Will and
Testament in manner and form following. ....... and the residue of my goods and chattells to be divided amongst my sons William, John, Thomas, and Robert Bickly..."

Last Will and Testament of Richard Bickley
"In the name of God Amen- On the twentieth day of September in the Sixteenth yeare of the Rayne of our Soverign Lorde Charles the second, by the Grace of God, of England, Scotland, France and Irelande, King Defender of the Faith ANNO Jus 1664; I Richard Bickley of Holloton in the Parish of Kingsbury in the County of Warwicke, since being of a great age .....I doo give unto my Brother Thomas Bickley’s children Fortye Shillings..."

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Baptism recorded Nether Whitacre, Warwickshire, England parish register.

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Baptism recorded Nether Whitacre, Warwickshire, England parish register.

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Baptism recorded Nether Whitacre, Warwickshire, England parish register.
Burial recorded Mancetter, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Last Will and Testament of John Bickley
"In Yea name of God Amen. Yea fifth day of February in yea year of our Lord God One Thousand
Six Hundred Thirty and Four, and in the ninth year of yea rayne of our Sovereign Lord Charles by
yea grace of God of England, Scotland, France and Ireland, defender of yea faith. I John Bickly
of Baxterly in yea County of Warwick, a husbandman, being of good and perfect memory, mind,
and remembrance (thanks be to God) do make and ordayne and declare this my last Will and
Testament in manner and form following. ....... and the residue of my goods and chattells to be divided amongst my sons William, John, Thomas, and Robert Bickly..."

Last Will and Testament of Richard Bickley
"In the name of God Amen- On the twentieth day of September in the Sixteenth yeare of the Rayne of our Soverign Lorde Charles the second, by the Grace of God, of England, Scotland, France and Irelande, King Defender of the Faith ANNO Jus 1664; I Richard Bickley of Holloton in the Parish of Kingsbury in the County of Warwicke, since being of a great age .....doo give unto my Brother Robert Bickley’s children Fortye Shillings..."

Family/Spouse: Elizabeth. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Baptism recorded Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England parish register.
Burial recorded Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England parish register.

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Baptism recorded Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England parish register.
Burial recorded Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Birmingham City Archives: Adderley family of Hams Hall, Warwickshire (Baron Norton) [MS 917/1073 - MS 917A/174]

FILE - Release. Franncis Bickley of Halloughton, co. War., Mary his wife, Sarah his mother, and Charles Adderley of Hames Hall in Lea Marston, co. War. Land called Oldfeild in Kingsbury, co. War. (Please order number 716) - ref. MS 917/1969 - date: 18 March 1674[/5]

FILE - Marriage settlement. Nicholas Hill of the New-house in the parish of Kingsbury, co. War., husbandman and Thomas Snell the elder of Nether Whitacre, co. War., yeoman, and George Sherocke of Lea Marston, co. War., yeoman. A messuage, land and appurtenances in the parish of Lea Marston. (Please order number 569) - ref. MS 917/2080 - date: 4 October 1650

Oldfield

FILE - Bond to secure performance of covenants. Francis Bickley of Halloughton, co. War., gent., to Charles Adderley of Hames Hall, co. War., knt. (Please order number 708) - ref. MS 917/1968 - date: 18 March 1674[/5]

FILE - Release. Franncis Bickley of Halloughton, co. War., Mary his wife, Sarah his mother, and Charles Adderley of Hames Hall in Lea Marston, co. War. Land called Oldfeild in Kingsbury, co. War. (Please order number 716) - ref. MS 917/1969 - date: 18 March 1674[/5]

FILE - Indenture of fine. Sir Charles Adderley, knt., plantiff, and Francis Bickley, gent., Mary his wife, and Sara Bickley, widow, deforciants. Lands with appurtenances in Kingsbury and Halloughton [co. War.]. (Please order number 723) - ref. MS 917/1908 - date: Michaelmas term, ? 28 Chas. II [1676].1909

Francis married Jones, Mary about 1658. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Baptism recorded Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Mary married Evans, Thomas about 1666. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Baptism recorded Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Anne married Sargeant, James in 1666. James was born in 1627. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Baptism recorded Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Susannah married Pickern, Goerge about 1667. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Susannah married Hunt, John about 1683. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Susannah married Starten, Daniel on 17 Oct 1655 in Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Baptism recorded Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Shakespeare Birthplace Trust Records Office: Leigh of Stoneleigh [DR 18/17/1 - DR 18/17/37]
FILE - Warwickshire papers: general estate papers are followed by estate correspondence and papers, arranged chronologically 1708-1924; then estate papers alphabetically by place. - ref. DR 18/17/24 - date: 1562-1699
item: [no title] - ref. DR 18/17/24/36 - date: 24 January 1693/4
\_ [from Scope and Content] Power of Attorney from Mary Bickley, Coleshill, widow to Richard Bickley of Halloughton, Kingsbury, gent., her son to act for her in recovering all debts due from Thomas King, City of London, ironmonger.

Family/Spouse: Mary. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Frances. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Baptism recorded Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Family/Spouse: Elizabeth. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Baptism recorded Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England parish register.

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Baptism and burial recorded in the Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England Parish Register

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Nether Whitacre, Warwickshire, England Parish register
1618
Burials
"A daughter of Richard Bickley's unbapt was Buried the sixteenth day of Aprill."

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Burial record Parish Register of Mancetter, Warwickshire, England.
"1679" "October" "Margaret Hawcott buried the fourth day."

Bickley family of Warwick 1757-1860 : misc Warwick estate papers and Bickley family papers
Warwickshire County Record Office
Reference : CR 1218
NRA 14011 Kirby

Margaret married Awcotte, William on 17 Jun 1635 in Over Whitacre, Warwickshire, England. William was born before 23 Mar 1606 in Mancetter, Warwickshire, England; was christened on 23 Mar 1605 in Mancetter, Warwickshire, England; died before 5 Mar 1673 in Mancetter, Warwickshire, England; was buried on 5 Mar 1673 in Mancetter, Warwickshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Baptism and burial recorded Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England parish register.

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Edward Bickley listed in hearth tax 1663 Over Whitacre, Warwickshire.

No will found for him. Inventory of Estate made August 14, 1685, "Inventory of the goods, Cattills and Chattells of Edward Bickley of Over Whitacre lattely deceased.."
Mentions wife Anna Bickley, and signed by Digby Miller, John Taylor, John Sylvestor, and Mark Mottman.

Edward married Bates, Anna on 6 Dec 1648 in Over Whitacre, Warwickshire, England. Anna was born on 26 May 1622 in Fillongley, Warwickshire, England; died after 1685. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Marriage record states "Of Whittaker", which is the parish of Whitacre Superior, or Over Whitacre.

Basically, to be able to have right of settlement in a parish, one had to be born there, married there or serving an apprenticeship there.

Susanna married Edson, Deacon Samuel on 22 Mar 1639 in Sutton Coldfield, Holy Trinity, Warwickshire, England. Samuel (son of Edson, Jr. Thomas and Copson, Elizabeth) was born about 5 Sep 1613 in Fillongley, Warwickshire, England; died on 20 Jul 1692 in West Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA; was buried on 20 Jul 1692 in Old Church Yd., W. Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Baxterly, Warwickshire, England Parish Register

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Baxterly, Warwickshire, England Parish Register

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Baxterly, Warwickshire, England Parish Register

Edward married Hale, Katherine on 21 May 1690 in Mancetter, Warwickshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Baxterly, Warwickshire, England Parish Register

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Baptism recorded Mancetter, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Family/Spouse: Sarah. died about 27 Oct 1687 in Mancetter, Warwickshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Elizabeth. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Baptism recorded Mancetter, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Notes:

Notes from Joel Thomas Orcutt:

Baptism recorded Mancetter, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Notes:

Notes from Joel Thomas Orcutt:

Baptism recorded Mancetter, Warwickshire, England parish register.
Burial recorded Mancetter, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Family/Spouse: Margaret. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Notes from Joel Thomas Orcutt:

Baptism recorded Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Notes:

Notes from Joel Thomas Orcutt:

Baptism recorded Nether Whitacre, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Also crst at Kingsbury 16 JUN 1691

Francis married Dugdale, Judith on 11 Apr 1710 in Shustoke, Warwickshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Notes from Joel Thomas Orcutt:

Baptism recorded Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Notes:

Notes from Joel Thomas Orcutt:

Baptism recorded Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Notes:

Notes from Joel Thomas Orcutt:

Baptism recorded Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Richard married Allen, Elizabeth in Dec 1720 in Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Notes from Joel Thomas Orcutt:

Baptism recorded Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Notes:

Notes from Joel Thomas Orcutt:

Baptism recorded Mancetter, Warwickshire, England parish register.
Burial recorded Mancetter, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Notes:

Notes from Joel Thomas Orcutt:

Baptism recorded Mancetter, Warwickshire, England parish register.

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/fhowcutt/ocean.htm#William%20Hawcott
William Hawcott
"On 25 May 1659, William Hawcott of Coventry, a pinmaker, was apprenticed at Bristol to John Bridges, merchant for 4 years. His destination was given as Barbados."

"In 1654, Bristol Corporation had ordained that, before embarkation, persons bound as servants were to be articled and enrolled as were the city apprentices. At that time, Bristol, had a monopoly of the Virginia trade and it appears that the records of these indentured servants give the names of practically every person who left England for Virginia, Maryland and the other settlements on the Atlantic seaboard as well as for Barbados from September 1654 to August 1679 (1).
The same list includes a total of seven other people who were apprenticed to John Bridges ("Bridger" in one entry), three of these between 7 and 28 July 1659 and the remaining four between 6 June and 15 July 1660. The destinations of five were given as Virginia and two as Barbados. From this information, it is likely that John Bridges took these indentured servants from England on two different ships and that William Hawcott left England at some time after 28 July 1659."

Listed in: New England Families, Vol. I
Page number: 260

Directory Of The Ancestral Heads Of New England Families, 1620-1700
Frank R. Holmes
Surnames, O-P, Page 177
"William at Weymouth, Norfolk County , Massachusettsss., 1664, removed to Scituate, Mass., 1669, afterward to Bridewater, Mass."

Children birthdates are actually crst. records from the Second Church of Scituate , Ma.

DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN FAMILY NAMES
ELSDON C. SMITH
HARPER & BROTHERS PUBLISHERS 1956
page 158
" Orcutt (Eng.) Dweller in a hillside, or riverbank, cottage."

Edsons in England and America and Genealogy of the Edsons,
by Jarvis Bonesteel Edson Of the City of New York, The Knickerbocker Press, 1903
page 90

"The Orcutt family, as the Edson, had long been seated in Warwickshire. The surname appears to be an etymological modification of the French compound, Orcote, which in England became corrupted into Alcott, Orcutt, Aucott, and Howcote. Although many descendants of this long-known and highly respected
family still reside in several of the parishes adjoining the parish of Fillongley,..."

THE ABRIDGED COMPENDIUM OF AMERICAN GENEALOGY
FIRST FAMILIES OF AMERICA by FREDERICK A. VIRKUS 1925
“A compendium of family genealogies that includes practically every name distinguished in the early history of the country, Vol. I
Page 2664
"William Orcutt (d 1693), from Eng. to Weymouth, Norfolk County , Massachusettss, 1660, m 2d, Martha -----;"

A GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY of THE FIRST SETTLERS OF NEW ENGLAND,
SHOWING THREE GENERATIONS OF THOSE WHO CAME BEFORE MAY, 1692,
ON THE BASIS OF FARMER'S REGISTER.
BY JAMES SAVAGE, originally pub. 1860

"ORCUTT, WILLIAM, Scituate, had, perhaps, b. at Weymouth, William, in 1664, and Andrew; but at S. had John, b. 1669; Martha, 1671; Joseph, 1672; Mary and Hannah, [[315]] tw. 1674; Thomas, 1675; Benjamin, 1679; Elizabeth 1682; and Deborah, 1683. However, Mitchell adds Susanna, b. prob. aft. his rem. to Bridgewater, and says that all the ch. exc. Elizabeth and Deborah, perhaps then not
liv. were nam. in his will of 1694. Mary m. 1697, Daniel Hudson. "

History of the Early Settlement of Bridgewater, in Plymouth County, Massachusetts,
Including an extensive Family Register
By Nahum Mitchell. 1840
pg 260
ORCUTT
"-- Wm. Orcutt (from Scituate) and his wife Martha, settled in S.B. and had John 1669, Martha 1671, Joseph 1672, Mary and Hannah 1674, Thomas 1675 Benjamin 1679, Elizabeth 1682, Deborah 1683, all b. at Scituate; in his will 1694, his children mentioned are William 1664, Andrew, John, Joseph, Thomas, Benjamin, Martha, Mary, Hannah, and Susanna.--Wm. and Andrew were probably born at
Weymouth or elsewhere before he went to Scituate, and Susanna perhaps in B.--Thomas, Benjamin and Susanna were minors.--Elizabeth and Deborah, not mentioned, probably not living.--Mary m. Daniel Hudson 1697, --Andrew and Benjamin we have no account of.--Joseph sold land here 1697, and speaks of himself as formerly of B.--

2. William (s. of William 1) m. Jane, D. of John Washburn and D. 1739, age 75; he had Moses, Caleb, Joanna, Elizabeth, Jane, Deliverance 1702, and Martha.--
Joanna, m. Benjamin Edson 1715.--Elizabeth m. Ebenezer French 1717.--Jane m. Joshua Warren 1725.--Deliverance m. Joseph Washburn, and afterwards a Packard and d. 1790 age 88.--Martha m. Solomon Washburn 1732.--Caleb m. Mehitabel Harvey
1738.

3. John (s. of William 1) had Hannah 1695, Samuel 1697, John 1700; Hannah was called his 2d child."

ibid.,
"The outermost mile of the "old original four mile grant," that is one mile in width all round on the outside of theb purchase, was laid out in 1683 into four great divisions, one on each side of the town, and the shares in each were drawn by lot, by the original fifty-six proprietors, namely seventeen on the north, fifteen on the east, fourteen on the west, and ten on the south; and the proprietors in each division were authorised to lay out their lands among themselves in such manner as they saw fit.

Their Lots and Names are as followeth:--

THOMAS WHITMAN,
Dea. JOHN WILLI
SAMUEL ALLEN,
JOHN WASHBUR
WILLIAM BRETT, JOSEPH WADSWORT
JONATHAN HILL,
WIDOW FAXON (formerly w. of Thomas Gannett),
THOMAS SNELL,
ELISHA HAYWAR
WILLLIAM SNOW,
WILLIAM ORCUTT,
JOSEPH BASSET
Dea. SAMUEL EDSON."

ibid., pg 63

1688.--Division of higways third Monday of may, for repairs, viz:-
"Goodman Bayley, Guido Bayley Jr., Goodman Orcutt, William Orcutt Jr., Richard Jennings; John Packard, to make a horse bridge there."

[Plym. Co. Deeds, I: 99] On 16 February, 1687/8, "Jonathan Hill Inhabitant in the Town of Bridgwater", for 14, sold to "Nicholas Byram junr of the Town of Bridgwater .... thirty acres of land Scituate within the Township of Bridgwater .... on the north side of Setucket River twenty acres of it butting upon Setucket River joining to the Eastward Side of a lot of William Orcuts and to the westward side of a lot of the abovesaid Nicholas Byrams and the other ten acres .... is lying between the lands of the abovesaid Nicholas Byrams and on the head of a twenty acre lot of Ensigne Hawards that buts on the north side of Setucket River and partly on the head of a twenty acre lot of Edward Fobes and is bounded at the southwestward Corner by a Spruce tree that is the Corner tree betwee Ensigne Hawards and the abovesaid ten acres"
The witnesses were: Benjamin Willis and Nathaniel Hayward, Jr.
Plymouth County, Massachusetts, Records of Deeds 153
The deed was acknowledged, 1 March, 1688, before "William Bradford one of his Mati's Council". It was recorded 28 May, 1690.

Plymouth County, Massachusetts Probate Records

Administration upon the estate of William Orcut, late of Bridgewater, granted to his widow Martha Orcut and his eldest son William Orcut, Dec. 16, 1693. Inventory of the estate of said William Orcut who desceased ye 14th of September 1693,” taken Oct. 11, 1693, by John Field and John Leonard, and presented at court Dec. 16, 1693 by William Orcut eldest son of the deceased. Amount L119.11`

Agreement between the widow Orcut, wife of William who deceased in ye year 1693 Inhabitant in ye Town of Bridgewater, and her children, dated Oct 30, 1694. Widow Martha shall have the house and lands until her son Thomas is 21, then she shall have 4 acres, and firewood, and use of the house during her widowhood; to William Orcutt, 15 acres of land, also 5 acres and meadow, “with that land his
father W. Orcutt made over to him by Deed of Gift before his decease;” toJohn Orcutt, 20 acres with land formerly given him; which Andrew has sold to his brother, John; to Joseph Orcutt, 50 acres, and 1/3 of a meadow, the other 2/3 of which he has bought of John and Andrew; to Thomas Orcutt, 1/2 the lands joining house where the widow now lives, being about 15 acres, and 1/2 the house and barn when he is 21; to Benjamin Orcutt, the other 1/2 of land and house when he is 21; to daughters Martha, Mary, Hannah, and Susanna, each L6.

Witnessed by
Ebenezer All
Samuel Allin, S
Thomas Mitche
Jacob Mitchell
and acknowledge Nov. 24, 1694
Settlement allowed and widow Martha discharged from her administration same day.

The Genealogies of the Families of Cohasset, Massachusetts
George Lyman Davenport
The Committee on Town History. Massachusetts. 1909

pg 321
"ORCUTT. 1. WILLIAM1, m. 24 Jan., 1663-4, Mary, dau. of Andrew and Triphany Lane,
Hing. He m. (2) (???), Martha (???). He d. 14 Sept., 1693. "

The Genealogy Of John (2) Orcutt by Helen G. Judson and Elbert E. Orcutt, 1966
page VI;
"The following are the baptismal records of these children as they appear on
the Second Church records of Scituate, Massachusetts:
Andrew 1667 ye soone of William Orcit of Marshfield 3/21
John 1669 ye soone of William Orcitt of Marshfield 4/18
Martha 1671 ye daughter of William Orcott of Marshfield 4/23
Joseph 1672 ye son of William Orcott of Marshfield 10/9
Mary and
Hannah twins 1675 ye daughters of William Orcott of Marshfield 4/11
Thomas 1677 ye sonne of William Orcott of Marshfield 10/2
Benjamin 1680 ye son of William Orcott of Marshfield 3/7
Elizabeth 1682 ye daughter of William Orcut of Marshfield 7/16
Deborah 1683 ye daughter of William Orcut of Marshfield 10/7

Genealogy Of Thomas Orcutt (1677) by Frederick Scott Orcutt, 1976, page 35;

"Issue of William (1) Orcutt and Mary Martha (Lane) Orcutt, 12 childr

1.William (2) Orcutt, probably b. Hingham, Massachusetts, m. Jane Washburn

"The following records were taken from "Cr. I.A. catalouge of names of all such as have been baptized by Guiliemas Wetherell, pastor to ye Second Church , Scituate 1645- 1689". This church is now the First Unitarian Church of Norwell, Massachusetts in the same location, Note particularly that the spelling of names and dates are EXACTLY as recorded in those church records.
Entry Number
2.Andrew (2) Orcott, bap. March 24, 1666/67 287
3.John (2) Orcott, bap. April 18, 1669 312
4.Martha (2) Orcott, bap. April 23, 1671 349
m. Jacob Leonard of Bridgewater (V.R. Bridgewater)
5.Joseph (2) Orcott, bap. Dec. 9, 1672 364
6.Mary (2) Orcut, bap. Apr. 11, 1675 385
m. May 19, 1697 Lt Daniel Hudson (Parish record N. Br.)
7.Hannah (2) Orcut, bap. Apr. 11, 1675, Twin to Mary 386
m. Edson Tilson Dec. 25, 1706
8.Thomas (2) Orcut, bap. Oct. 2, 1677 (edge of page worn
off so no knowledge of whether additional number in Oct date) 410
9.Benjamin (2) Orcut, bap. March 7, 1679/80 480
10.Elizabeth (2) Orcut, bap. July 16, 1682. Presumed that she died 585
young as she was not mentioned in settlement of the estate of her father.
11.Deborah (2) Orcut, bap. Oct 7, 1683. Presumed she died young, 604
same reason as for Elizabeth.
12.Susannah (2) Orcutt, bap. 1685 (Mitchell's History of Bridgewater. NOT in Sec. Ch. of Sci. records)"

Genealogy Of John (2) Orcutt by Helen G. Judson and Elbert E. Orcutt, 1966
page VI
"There has never been found to date (1966) that William (1) Orcutt owned any land anywhere in the Colony before he bought in 1670 " of Edward Gray of New Plymouth for 30 lbs": "He sells to William ORCUTTof Marshfield, Massachusetts one share of upland meadow in Bridgewater, Plymouth County, Massachusetts". (Plymouth County Deeds)

Genealogical Guide To The Early Settlers Of America
Henry Whittemore
Originally, this work was published serially from September 1898 through June 1906 in theperiodical called The Spirit of 76.
Surnames, O-P
Page 393

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http://www.avcnet.org/ne-do-ba/bio_mol2.html
Molly Orcutt - The Indian Doctress Woman
Written by Jacques Boisvert © April l8, l986
for the la société d'histoire du lac Memphrémagog

In the fall or early winter of 1799 a barrel of whisky, a half barrel of brandy and a half barrel of gin arrived in Troy, Vermont. As you can imagine, an arrival of this kind broke the monotony in the village awfully fast. There were a lot of drinking parties which often ended in a fight. Rev. Charles Stewart in 18l7 wrote about the present state of Eastern Townships: "Were they long to continue in this state, they would degenerate into barbarism"

Two guys from Potton, a short distance from Troy, named Perkins and Norris got into an argument at one of the parties and it finished in a fight. "In the contest Norris fell, or was knocked into a great fire that was burning in the huge Dutchback chimney which was in the room." Norris' hair and clothes were severely scorched, but the main injury was in one hand which was badly burned. The skin was hanging of his hand and the nerves were exposed. There was no doctor in the vicinity and no one could do anything for him.

Someone suggested going to get Molly Orcutt, the Indian doctress woman who lived on Lake Memphremagog which was quite close. Some friends went to get her and brought her back right away. She looked at Norris' hand, her medicine was an application of warm milk punch; bandaged up his hand and built her camp near by so she could be near until he got better and the hand was restored. At the time, it was believed that Molly was l22 years old. Molly's fame as a doctress was now raised.

The same winter the dysentery broke out with violence, particularly among children, and Molly's services were again solicited, and she again undertook the work of mercy and again she succeeded. But in this case Molly maintained all the reserve and taciturnity of her race, she retained the nature of her prescription to herself, she prepared her nostrum in her own camp, and brought it in a coffee pot to her patients, and refused to divulge the ingredients of her prescription to any one; but chance and gratitude drew it from her.

In March, Molly was on her way to Derby to see her daughter, who was married to a white man who lived on the Connecticut River. On her way there she met Josiah Elkins who lived with his wife in Peacham, Vermont. Mr Elkins became one of the first white settlers in Potton Township and he had heard of Molly's exploits. He asked her what she had with her for food to make such a long trip; he found she had only a little bread.

Mr Elkins, who was well known for his usual generosity, immediately cut a slice of pork of 5 or 6 pounds out of the barrel he was carrying home, and gave it to her. Molly, who was usually very reserved broke into a smile and could not stop thanking him for his generosity. "Now you have been so good to me", she exclaimed, "I will tell you how I cured the folks this Winter of the dysentery," and told him her receipt. It was nothing more than a decoction of the inner bark of the spruce. - At the time of these events the town of Troy was then called Missisco.

Molly was found dead on White Cap Mountain near East Andover, Maine in 1817. She had gone to the area to pick blueberries. When her body was found it had been partially eaten by wild animals.

Molly was born around 1677 and had lived on Lake Memphremagog for about l00 years before the arrival of the first white man. Her age was established by the late Reverend G.R. Hall, a Vermont historian who wrote that he often spoke with Molly during the years of the Canadian American War, 1812-1816 (Was she spying for the VIA - Vermont Intelligence Agency?). Hall was considered a scholar by Dr. Jon M. Currier another famous historian who lived in Newport. He said he knew Hall well and met him several times, and that he could vouch for his probity.

A pertinent fact remains in all this. Molly was a prominent figure in the history of our beautiful Lake Memphremagog, or Lake Mamhlawbagak as her ancestors called it in those days.

Jacques Boisvert © April l8, l986 - for: la société d'histoire du lac Memphrémagog

William married Lane, Mary on 24 Jan 1664 in Hingham, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, USA. Mary was born about 1640 in Hingham, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, USA; died on 30 Apr 1712 in Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Notes from Joel Thomas Orcutt:

Baptism recorded Mancetter, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Notes:

Notes from Joel Thomas Orcutt:

Baptism recorded Mancetter, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Notes:

Notes from Joel Thomas Orcutt:

Baptism recorded Mancetter, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Notes:

Notes from Joel Thomas Orcutt:

Baptism recorded Mancetter, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Notes:

Notes from Joel Thomas Orcutt:

Baptism recorded Over Whitacre, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Notes:

Source:by Jarvis Bonesteel Edson, of the city of New York. Edsons In
England And America. Kinckerbocker Press,1903, 27 West 23rd Street,
NY,NY. p. 2.
Source:by Jarvis Bonesteel Edson, of the city of New York. Edsons In
England And America. Kinckerbocker Press,1903, 27 West 23rd Street,
NY,NY. p. 2.

Susanna married Keith, Rev. James on 3 May 1668 in Lincoln, Middlesex, MA. James (son of Keith, Robert and (Keith), Unknown) was born in 1643 in Aberdeen, Scotland; died on 23 Jul 1719 in Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Sarah married Dean, John in 1663 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Phillips, Richard. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Elizabeth married Kingman, John in 1663. John (son of Kingman, Henry and Drake, Joanna) was born in 1633 in England; died in 1690 in West Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA; was buried in Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Samuel married Byram, Susannah in 1678. Susannah (daughter of Byram, I Dr Nicholas and Shaw, Susanna) was born in 1648 in Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA; died in 1743 in Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Source:by Jarvis Bonesteel Edson, of the city of New York. Edsons In
England And America. Kinckerbocker Press,1903, 27 West 23rd Street,
NY,NY. p. 5.
GEN: !John Arnold Byram, BYRAMS IN AMERICA: 1988 GEN: PARENTS:Dea
Samuel Edson and Susanna Orcutt of Bridgewater, MA
Source:by Jarvis Bonesteel Edson, of the city of New York. Edsons In
England And America. Kinckerbocker Press,1903, 27 West 23rd Street,
NY,NY. p. 5.

Mary married Byram, II Capt Nicholas on 20 Sep 1676 in Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA. Nicholas (son of Byram, I Dr Nicholas and Shaw, Susanna) was born in 1640 in Plymouth; died on 20 Sep 1727 in E Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Hayward, Elizabeth. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Dean, Ezra. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Notes from Joel Thomas Orcutt:

Baptism recorded Mancetter, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Notes:

Notes from Joel Thomas Orcutt:

Baptism recorded Mancetter, Warwickshire, England parish register.

George married Bilson, Sarah on 15 Jan 1713 in Mancetter, Warwickshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Notes from Joel Thomas Orcutt:

Baptism recorded Mancetter, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Family/Spouse: Elizabeth. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Mary. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Notes from Joel Thomas Orcutt:

Baptism recorded Mancetter, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Notes:

Notes from Joel Thomas Orcutt:

Baptism recorded Mancetter, Warwickshire, England parish register.

Notes:

Notes from Joel Thomas Orcutt:

Baptism recorded Mancetter, Warwickshire, England parish register.