Died in Pennfield (Charlotte Co.) on the 16th inst. Elizabeth Bucknam relict of Barnabus C. Bucknam, age 79. (St. John Daily Telegraph, 23 February 1885, in the New Brunswick Vital Statistics by D.F. Johnson, volume 62 #2681)

Elizabeth was the oldest child of Zadok and Mary Paul. (Chris Larson email Feb 1999)

Children of Barnabas Bucknam and Elizabeth Hawkins are:

i. Charlotte Bucknam, married Andrew Munroe.

ii. Benjamin Bucknam, born 1827.

iii. Leah Bucknam, born 1829; died 1829.

iv. Samuel Edgar Bucknam, born 1831.

v. James Alfred Bucknam, born November 10, 1833 in Pennfield, Charlotte County, New Brunswick, Canada; died December 08, 1911 in Tomiko; married Priscilla Turner March 22, 1859 in New Brunswick?.

Notes for James Alfred Bucknam:

1871 CENSUS

SURNAME: Bucknam

First NAME SEX AGE BIRTHPLACE RELIGION ORIGIN JOB WED

Alfred M 37 New Brunswick Baptist +English Farmer M

Pricilla F 33 " " " M

Judson M 9 Ont " "

Anna F 7 " " "

Isaac M 5 " " "

*William M 3 " " "

Byron M 8/12 " " "

+In the Origin area, "U. States" and "American" were both written and crossed out and replaced with "English." There was also a "Anne Turner" living with them, Female, 72, from N.B., Baptist, English. She may be Pricilla's mother. Also on page 35 is a whole Turner family who share all the same characteristics as this family. (1871 Census - Ontario District 48 (ONTARIO SOUTH), Subdistrict A (Pickering TWP) Division 3. Page 35-6.)

ONTARIO VITAL STATISTICS

DEATHS

James Alfred Bucknam, born November 10,1833 died December 8, 1911 in Tomiko, aged 78. He was a carpenter, widowed. He died of old age. (LDS Reel 1854736 #21685 1911)

More About James Alfred Bucknam:

Fact 1: Listed as Janus Alfred in Email from Jeff Bowden

Fact 2: In Barny's probate, said to be in Greenwood ON, Pickering TWP

Fact 3: Found in 1871 census in Pickering TWP with wife and kids

Notes for Priscilla Turner:

ONTARIO VITAL STATISTICS

DEATHS

Priscilla Bucknum died February 8, 1875 at age 38 in Pickering Twp, Ontario. She was a farmer's wife born in New Brunswick. She was a Baptist and died after a paralysis of ten months. Her death was signed for by Alfred Bucknum. (LDS Reel #1846474 #5946 1875)

vi. Mary Elizabeth Bucknam, born 1835.

vii. Adoniram Judson Bucknam, born 1839.

viii. William Nelson Bucknam, born 1843.

ix. Euphremia Ann Bucknam, born 1844.

x. Lydia Louise Bucknam, born 1849.

xi. Priscilla Jane Bucknam, born 1849.

Generation No. 2

2. Samuel Bucknam, born November 19, 1773 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine USA; died 1825 in Pennfield, Charlotte County, New Brunswick, Canada. He was the son of 4. Samuel Bucknam and 5. Sarah Cummings. He married 3. Leah Locke 1794 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine USA.

3. Leah Locke, born 1777 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine USA; died April 18, 1844 in Pennfield, Charlotte County, New Brunswick, Canada. She was the daughter of 6. Jonathan Locke and 7. Sarah Dunbar.

Notes for Samuel Bucknam:

They lived at Falmouth & Columbia, ME and Pennfield, Charlotte Co., New Brunswick. Their first 5 children were born at Falmouth, the next two at Columbia, and the last four at Pennfield.8 ³Samuel settled at Pennfield, Charlotte County, New Brunswick in 1807. He took the Oath of Allegiance to the Crown in 1814 and received a Grant of 250 acres of land at Pennfield. About this time he purchased approximately 386 acres of land on Grand Manan Island from Edmund Cheney for 75£. Samuel later found that the land he had purchased from Cheney had been allotted but never taken up. He then petitioned, on 10 February 1820, the Lieutenant Governor of the Province of New Brunswick that he be granted Lot#62 on Grand Manan Island, stating that his former grant had been of inferior quality and that he had cleared eight acres of land on Grand Manan. His petition was denied on the basis of his not being a British Subject. Samuel petitioned again, on 28 December 1821 stating that he was born a British Subject in what is now the State of Massachusetts [now the State of Maine], and Çnever knowingly forfeited his Allegiance by Word or Deed¹. He went on to state that Çduring the American Embargo of 1808, he had obtained and carried two Cargos of Provisions and other Supplies to the Island of Barbados (then much in want of the same) in which dangerous and useful Service He was protected and assisted by his Majesties Frigate Cleopatra & other Vessels of Warin Consequence of which He would incur a heavy penalty if found in the United States.¹ He also stated that he had built eleven vessels, two of which he owned and that he was recognized as a British Subject by the Custom House and that he currently owned a Çfine vessel of 112 Tons at this time loading for the West Indies¹ at St. Andrews, Charlotte County. New Brunswick. He finally added that he had always performed his duty of a Militia man and a Parish Officer.²9 (Email from Jeff Bowden on the Bucknam family.)

Children of Samuel Bucknam and Leah Locke are:

i. Samuel Bucknam, born 1795.

ii. Sarah Bucknam, born 1797; died 1797.

iii. Mark Bucknam, born 1799.

iv. Elmira Knight Bucknam, born 1800.

1 v. Barnabas Coffin Bucknam, born October 31, 1802 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine USA; died September 10, 1882 in Pennfield United Baptist Cemetery, Charlotte County, New Brunswick, Canada; married Elizabeth Hawkins January 18, 1827 in Pennfield, Charlotte County, New Brunswick, Canada.

vi. John Bucknam, born 1804.

vii. Ezra Bucknam, born 1806.

viii. Joseph Bucknam, born 1808; died 1890.

ix. Seward Bucknam, born 1809.

x. Charlotte Bucknam, born 1813.

xi. Harriet Bucknam, born 1814; died 1901.

Generation No. 3

4. Samuel Bucknam, born January 01, 1751/52 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine USA; died April 05, 1814 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine USA. He was the son of 8. William Bucknam and 9. Ann Pote. He married 5. Sarah Cummings November 05, 1772 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine USA.

5. Sarah Cummings, born December 13; died February 02, 1785. She was the daughter of 10. Thomas Cummings.

Children of Samuel Bucknam and Sarah Cummings are:

2 i. Samuel Bucknam, born November 19, 1773 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine USA; died 1825 in Pennfield, Charlotte County, New Brunswick, Canada; married Leah Locke 1794 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine USA.

ii. William Bucknam, born 1775.

iii. Lydia Bucknam, born 1777.

iv. John Bucknam, born 1779.

v. Sarah Bucknam, born 1780.

vi. Greenfield Bucknam, born 1782; died 1782.

vii. Seward Bucknam, born 1783.

viii. Ezra Taylor Bucknam, born 1785.

6. Jonathan Locke. He married 7. Sarah Dunbar.

7. Sarah Dunbar.

Child of Jonathan Locke and Sarah Dunbar is:

3 i. Leah Locke, born 1777 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine USA; died April 18, 1844 in Pennfield, Charlotte County, New Brunswick, Canada; married Samuel Bucknam 1794 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine USA.

Generation No. 4

8. William Bucknam, born July 03, 1709 in Malden, MA USA; died January 14, 1776 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine USA. He was the son of 16. Samuel Bucknam and 17. Deborah Sprague. He married 9. Ann Pote February 02, 1735/36 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine USA.

9. Ann Pote, born October 12, 1716 in Marblehead, Essex County, MA USA; died January 23, 1776 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine USA. She was the daughter of 18. William Pote, Jr and 19. Dorothy Gatchell.

More About William Bucknam:

Fact 1: Buried at Pine Grove Cemetery in Falmouth, Cumberland COunty, Maine USA

Fact 2: Owned Bucknam's Tavern at Falmouth

Fact 3: called Captain, reason unknown

Children of William Bucknam and Ann Pote are:

i. Deborah Bucknam, born 1737.

ii. William Bucknam, born 1739; died 1761.

iii. John Bucknam, born 1741; died 1741.

iv. Lydia Bucknam, born 1742.

v. Abigail Bucknam, born 1744; died 1745.

vi. Jeremiah Bucknam, born 1750.

4 vii. Samuel Bucknam, born January 01, 1751/52 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine USA; died April 05, 1814 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine USA; married (1) Betsy Buxton; married (2) Huldah Dunbar; married (3) Sarah Cummings November 05, 1772 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine USA.

viii. Anna Bucknam, born 1754.

ix. Phebe Bucknam, born 1754; died 1759.

x. Unnamed Bucknam, born 1755; died 1755.

xi. Nathan Bucknam, born 1756.

10. Thomas Cummings.

Child of Thomas Cummings is:

5 i. Sarah Cummings, born December 13; died February 02, 1785; married Samuel Bucknam November 05, 1772 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine USA.

Generation No. 5

16. Samuel Bucknam, born 1674 in Malden, Middlesex County, MA; died July 04, 1751. He was the son of 32. Joses Bucknam and 33. Judith Worth. He married 17. Deborah Sprague September 22, 1697 in Malden, Middlesex County, MA.

17. Deborah Sprague, born September 01, 1670 in Malden, Middlesex County, MA; died August 17, 1751 in Malden, Middlesex County, MA. She was the daughter of 34. John Sprague and 35. Lydia Goffe.

Notes for Samuel Bucknam:

He was a farmer and trader by occupation and a Lt. in the King Williams War. Samuel and Deborah lived in Malden, MA, Falmouth, Cumberland Co., ME and Yarmouth, ME. He died July 4 (g.s. 3) 1751 age 78 yrs. at Malden, MA. Children all born in Malden, MA. (Email by Jeff Bowden on the Bucknam family.)

Children of Samuel Bucknam and Deborah Sprague are:

i. Samuel Bucknam, born 1699.

ii. Phebe Bucknam, born 1700.

iii. Abigail Bucknam, born 1702.

iv. Lydia Bucknam, born 1703.

v. Mehitable Bucknam, born 1705; died 1726.

vi. William Bucknam, born 1706; died 1707.

vii. John Bucknam, born 1707; died 1725.

8 viii. William Bucknam, born July 03, 1709 in Malden, MA USA; died January 14, 1776 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine USA; married Ann Pote February 02, 1735/36 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine USA.

ix. Benjamin Bucknam, born 1711.

x. Deborah Bucknam, born 1713.

18. William Pote, Jr, born 1690. He was the son of 36. William Pote, Sr and 37. Ann Greenfield Hooper. He married 19. Dorothy Gatchell July 02, 1715 in Marblehead, Essex County, MA USA.

19. Dorothy Gatchell, born 1695. She was the daughter of 38. Jeremiah Gatchell and 39. Elizabeth Boude.

More About Dorothy Gatchell:

Alt name: Getchell

Christening: February 23, 1694/95, Marblehead, MA

Children of William Pote and Dorothy Gatchell are:

9 i. Ann Pote, born October 12, 1716 in Marblehead, Essex County, MA USA; died January 23, 1776 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine USA; married William Bucknam February 02, 1735/36 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine USA.

ii. Jeremiah Pote, born January 18, 1723/24 in Marblehead, MA; died November 23, 1796 in St. Andrews, on border btwn ME, USA and NB, Canada.

Notes for Jeremiah Pote:

Lots of info on Jeremiah in pkg from Susan Perry

Generation No. 6

32. Joses Bucknam, born 1641; died 1694. He was the son of 64. William Bucknam and 65. Sarah Knower. He married 33. Judith Worth May 01, 1673 in Malden.

33. Judith Worth, born Abt. 1653 in Salisbury; died February 04, 1735/36 in Malden. She was the daughter of 66. Lionel Worth and 67. Susannah Whipple.

Judith was Captain Lynde's third wife. (email from DHartEsq@aol.com, Feb 1999)

Children of Joses Bucknam and Judith Worth are:

16 i. Samuel Bucknam, born 1674 in Malden, Middlesex County, MA; died July 04, 1751; married Deborah Sprague September 22, 1697 in Malden, Middlesex County, MA.

ii. Judith Bucknam, born 1676.

iii. Sarah Bucknam, born 1680.

iv. John Bucknam, died 1714.

v. Susanna Bucknam, born 1685; died 1707.

vi. William Bucknam, born 1688; died Bef. 1694.

vii. Mary Bucknam, born 1690.

viii. Edward Bucknam, born 1692.

ix. Lydia Bucknam, born 1695.

34. John Sprague, born May 23, 1624 in Fordington St. George, Dorset, England; died June 25, 1692 in Malden, Middlesex County, MA. He was the son of 68. Ralph Sprague and 69. Joanna Warren. He married 35. Lydia Goffe May 02, 1651 in Malden, Middlesex County, MA.

35. Lydia Goffe, born Abt. 1630 in Fordington St. George, Dorset, England. She was the daughter of 70. Edward Goffe and 71. Joyce Cutter.

Notes for John Sprague:

Commisioned as Captain of the Foot Company of Malden in 1685

Representative to General Court 5 sessions

More About John Sprague:

Commision: 1685, Capt of Foot Co of Malden

Occupation: Selectman 17 years

Children of John Sprague and Lydia Goffe are:

i. John Sprague, born March 09, 1650/51 in Malden, Middlesex County, MA; died 1703 in killed by a falling tree, Malden.

ii. Lydia Sprague, born Abt. September 1653 in Malden, Middlesex County, MA; died 1704; married John Greenland 1670.

iii. Jonathon Sprague, born October 1656; died 1730; married Mary Bunker Abt. 1678.

iv. Samuel Sprague, born Bet. 1658 - 1659.

v. Mary Sprague, born April 13, 1661.

vi. Edward Sprague, born Abt. 1663 in Malden, Middlesex County, MA; died 1715 in Malden, Middlesex County, MA; married Dorothy Lane 1693 in Malden, Middlesex County, MA.

vii. Phineas Sprague, born Bet. 1665 - 1666.

viii. Hannah Sprague, born Abt. 1668; married Samuel Stowers 1690 in Malden, Middlesex County, MA.

17 ix. Deborah Sprague, born September 01, 1670 in Malden, Middlesex County, MA; died August 17, 1751 in Malden, Middlesex County, MA; married (1) William Mellens Abt. 1692; married (2) Samuel Bucknam September 22, 1697 in Malden, Middlesex County, MA.

x. Sarah Sprague, born Bet. 1672 - 1673; married Jonathon Fosdick 1692.

36. William Pote, Sr, born 1638 in Poughill, Cornwall, England; died Abt. 1696 in Falmouth (Portland), Maine. He was the son of 72. Gamaliel Westlake Pote and 73. Mary Morgan. He married 37. Ann Greenfield Hooper August 07, 1689 in Marblehead, Essex County, MA USA.

37. Ann Greenfield Hooper, born Abt. 1668; died Abt. 1700.

More About William Pote, Sr:

Alt born: 1640

Emigration: Abt. 1688, arrived from Cornwall, England

Child of William Pote and Ann Hooper is:

18 i. William Pote, Jr, born 1690; married Dorothy Gatchell July 02, 1715 in Marblehead, Essex County, MA USA.

38. Jeremiah Gatchell, born Abt. 1656 in Marblehead, MA. He married 39. Elizabeth Boude.

39. Elizabeth Boude, born Abt. 1660 in Marblehead, MA.

Child of Jeremiah Gatchell and Elizabeth Boude is:

19 i. Dorothy Gatchell, born 1695; married William Pote, Jr July 02, 1715 in Marblehead, Essex County, MA USA.

Generation No. 7

64. William Bucknam, born 1602 in Ipswich, Suffolk County, England; died March 28, 1679 in Malden. He married 65. Sarah Knower.

65. Sarah Knower, born Abt. 1622 in Malden. She was the daughter of 130. Thomas Knower.

Notes for William Bucknam:

When William arrived in this country is not known. That he was a single man may be ascertained from the court deposition taken 16 DEC 1662 when Robert Lincoln stated Çhave known him, ever since he came into the Country both single man and married man.¹3 There is conjecture that William came from London and that he had a brother John who married 31 December 1616 at St. Faith, London and was a member of the Merchant Tailor¹s Guild.²4 One of the early residents of Charlestown, William is recorded as having property within the town limits in 1638. The Charlestown Land Records show where he possessed ÇOne dwelling house with a garden plot, butting northeast upon the streeteway, and bounded on the southeast by Edward Carrington.¹ In 1649 he purchased from Francis Willoughby 20 acres on the Mytic side. The following year he purchased further land and meadows. On 2 April 1661, together with George Knower, he bought a forty acre and a fifteen acre lot of land at Malden from Capt. Edward Johnson and his wife, Susan. (Email by Jeff Bowden on the Bucknam family.)

Children of William Bucknam and Sarah Knower are:

32 i. Joses Bucknam, born 1641; died 1694; married (1) Hannah Knower; married (2) Judith Worth May 01, 1673 in Malden.

ii. Elizabeth Bucknam, born 1643.

iii. Mercie Bucknam, born 1647.

iv. Sarah Bucknam, born 1650.

v. William Bucknam, born 1652; died 1693.

vi. Mehitable Bucknam, born 1654.

vii. Edward Bucknam, born 1657; died Bef. 1694.

viii. Samuel Bucknam, born 1658.

ix. Samuel Bucknam, born 1659.

66. Lionel Worth, born Abt. 1627 in County Devon, England; died June 29, 1667 in Newbury. He was the son of 132. John Worth and 133. Ann Rader. He married 67. Susannah Whipple Abt. 1647 in Salisbury, MA.

67. Susannah Whipple, born July 01, 1622 in Bocking, Essex County, England; died August 01, 1692 in Newbury, Essex County, MA. She was the daughter of 134. John Whipple and 135. Sarah Hawkins or Susanna Stacy.

Notes for Lionel Worth:

ALL OF THE FOLLOWING IS FROM AN EMAIL FROM D Hart, Esq, Feb 1999 (DHartEsq@aol.com)

LIONEL WORTH1 was born circa 1627 in county Devon, England, and came to America as a young man perhaps fifteen years of age with two younger brothers.

It seems very likely, considering their youth, and the close association of the Coffin and Worth families in England and later in America, that following the death of their father in Plymouth in 1642 or 1643, the boys may have gone to America with Mr. Coffin, or followed soon afterward as conditions at Plymouth worsened. Lionel may have been named for Tristram's great uncle, Lionel Coffin of Brixton, Devon, All three families, Clement, Coffin, and Worth, settled in Salisbury. Lionel married there, about 1647, Susanna, daughter of Elder John Whipple of Ipswich. He could read and write in a day

when having an education was a distinction. However, in 1653, he was a dissenter when a vote was taken at a town meeting in regard to an annual tax

of ??24 for a free school at the meeting house, "the master to teach all children sent to him as soon as they knew their letters and began to read".

About 1655 the Worths moved to Newbury. Lionel served on the grand jury in 1662, and he was a fence viewer in 1663 with the authority to fine citizens who did not keep their fences in good repair. He made land transactions recorded in Salisbury in 1653 and in Newbury in 1655; and April 12, 1659, Mr. Worth bought for ??28, forty acres of upland in Newbury from Tristram Coffin of Salisbury.

The home of Lionel and Susanna was very likely constructed with a coating of clay over the frame timbers and bricks filling the spaces between the studs.

The ceiling was unfinished with a loft above and the floor boards were loosely fitted to permit the fireplace warmth to filter through the cracks. The first floor was divided into from two to four or more rooms. One house in Ipswich owned by a family in similar circumstances had "a hall, a parlor, a little parlor, a parlor chamber, a hall chamber, a little parlor chamber, a brew house, a buttery and cellar". The "hall", or main room, in the next century would become the kitchen, while the "parlor" in reality was a "best bedroom". Although there was not much elegance in the 17th century homes, the Worths very likely furnished their home comfortably with items brought from England. In the main room the family cooked, ate, worked and slept. The heart of this room was the great fireplace with large pots weighing as much as 40 to 68 pounds and made of brass or copper. These were used for washing, soap - making, candle-dipping and cooking. There too was the spinning wheel as well as the other equipment for making the homespun clothing for the family. Hanging on the walls were the sword, musket, and the fowling pieces. The focal point of the parlor, called the "fine room", was the large, beautifully curtained bed along with a "cubbered" displaying tableware of silver, pewter and wood. Other furniture included a table, some stools, and a storage chest. Chairs were rare luxuries and there probably was no clock. All families of culture owned books, and Lionel's inventory enumerated the Bible and books by Perkings, Dod, Preston, and Dr. Gouge. There very well may also have been a Psalm book.

Lionel died in Newbury June 29, 1667, leaving a will, and his widow probably remained to run the farm until May 1688 when she entered into an arrangement

with her son John. Lionel's estate totalling Ü447, 13s was a substantial amount for 1667.

Mr. Worth's will, proved September 24, 1667, by John Whipple Sr. and Samuel Poore: To daughters Susanna, Mary, Judith and Sarah, Ü10 each, at age 21 or

marriage: to son John, plowing land by the dismal, half the pasture ground, and half his meadow at 21; to wife Susanna, his dwelling house, orchard, barn

and half the land, all the movables, and if she sell, his son John to have the refusal; his wife and his brother John Whipple, executors. Witnesses, William

Sawyer, Samuel Poore and John Whipple Sr.

Inventory of the estate of Lionel Worth, who deceased 6:5:1667, taken 9:5:1667, by Joseph Hills and John Bayley, and allowed September 24, 1667, upon oath of the widow: "Dwelling house, barn with 10 acres of land, Ü100; 8 acres at Dismall, Ü40; 30 acres of pasture, Ü60; Boggi medo, Ü60 and on Salsbury syde, Ü30; 3 hay lot in Plumbe Iland, Ü20; domestic animals, beds and bedding, furniture, sea chest, sword, books, wearing apparel, cloth, corselet & leather coat; grain, etc. Debts owing the estate, Daniel Lunt, Tristram Coffin; debts due the estate to Mr. Woodman, Capt. Gerish, Serg. Knight; total, Ü477, 13s."

"Widow Worth to John Worth, Oct. 13, 1693; Susanah Worth of Newbury for good causes and considerations hereunto moving especially in consideration of bill

given by John Worth her son of the same town, which said John hath obliged himself to perform for her comfort during her natural life, said John to provide and keep in repair a suitable habitation on the land where the said Susanah now dwells and provide sustenance, maintainance, food, suitable raiment, medicine and care for said Susanah as her condition may require during her natural life, which shall be done by his heirs as well as by him. If Susanah shall remove from said place and provide for herself, then John &c shall be free from said provision and engaged to pay to her during her natural life the sum of ten pounds per annum, or more if necessary. In full payment she has given her son John Worth all her houseing, barn, orchard, lands, meadow ground in Newbury or Salisbury which was given and granted to her by her deceased husband Lionel Worth, also all the rest of movable estate, cattle, household stuff and utensils of husbandry, except what silver and linen said Susanah hath by her, 1 May 1688." Signed Susanah Worth (and seal) and John Worth. Wit: Nehemiah Jewett and Eleanor Baily. Acknowledged by Susanah Worth, 19 Mar. 1693. (Essex Co. Deeds 9:152) Her will was proved August 10, 1693, Newbury.

Children

1. Susannah2, born ca 1649 in Salisbury; died after 1686; married in Newbury, in March, 1668, Moses Pillsbury, ancestor of the founder of the Pillsbury Flour Company.

2. Mary2, born ca 1651 in Salisbury; liv. in 1667.

**3. Judith2, born ca 1653 in Salisbury; died February 4, 1736, aet ca 83, in Malden where she married May 1, 1673, as his 2d wife, Joses Bucknam, and (2) ca 1700, Captain John Lynde as his third wife. Their daughter Martha married in 1726, Rev. Thomas Green, influential minister and physician.

4. Sarah2, b. Oct. 12, 1656, in Newbury; died August 16, 1715, in Salisbury. She married November 5, 1678, in Salisbury, Samuel Gill who died November 19, 1709. Nine children were born there.

5,6. Twins born May 14, 1659, in Newbury; d. soon.

7. James2 (possibly a son although not mentioned in Lionel's will). He and wife Elizabeth were members of Boston's Brattle Square Church, on Boston tax list 1687 and 1691; after 1695 moved to Dorchester, then to Norwich Ct. in area set off as Lebanon in 1700. James may have died ca 1725. Elizabeth Worth is seen in Lebanon church records ca 1716 to 1725.

Children:

i. Thomas3, b. ca 1684; res. of Boston 1714 and of Lebanon Ct. 1715 (identif. by Leb. Land Rec. as son of James); of Bos. again 1716. Hem. May 22, 1706, Boston, Elizabeth Salter who d. Mar. 5, 1709, ae 21 (G.S.) in Boston. He m. (2) Mary Williams Dec. 28, and was a Boston constable in 1725.

Children:

a. Mary4, b. Boston, Oct. 8, 1711; m. Alexander Martin May 5, 1726. (NEHG)

b. James, d. Nov. 13, 1740, ae 28 (G.S.) in Boston; m. Judith Rawlings, June 21, 1737. Ch. b. in Boston: Hannah July 10, 1738, m. (int. Feb. 19, 1755) Gregory Ivers Bos.; James Mar. 23, 1740.

c. Hepzibah, bp. Lebanon, June 12, 1715, m. Dec. 12, 1732, Nicholas Fessenden, both of Boston (NEHG).

d. John, b. Dec. 30, 1716, in Boston.

ii. John3, b. Jan. 27, 1686 (Boston V. R.).

iii. James, b. Apr. 7, 1689 (Bost. V.R.). James and Lidia Worth witn. will of Stephen Coffin in Newbury in 1725 (Court Rec.).

iv. Ann, b. Oct. 16, 1691 (Bost.V.R.); m. Norwich Ct. Jan. 18, 1711 (NVR) John Armstrong; 12 children b. in Norwich.

v. Mary, b. Dec. 10, 1692 (Boston V. R.)

vi. Lydia, b. Apr. 4, 1695 (Bost.V.R.) m. Norwich Nov. 15, 1712, Joseph Armstrong (NVR); 6 children.

vii. Sarah, b. May 23, 1700 (Dorchester V.R.); m. Oct. 22, 1719 (Norwich V.R) Capt. Daniel Badger (b. in Newbury); rem. to Union Ct. She d. bef. June 1927 when he remarried.

More About Lionel Worth:

Emigration: Abt. 1642, with 2 younger brothers

Children of Lionel Worth and Susannah Whipple are:

33 i. Judith Worth, born Abt. 1653 in Salisbury; died February 04, 1735/36 in Malden; married (1) Joses Bucknam May 01, 1673 in Malden; married (2) John Lynde Abt. 1700.

ii. Susannah Worth, born Abt. 1649 in Salisbury; died Aft. 1686; married Moses Pillsbury March 1667/68.

Notes for Moses Pillsbury:

ancestor of the founder of the Pillsbury Flour Company

iii. Mary Worth, born 1651.

iv. Sarah Worth, born October 12, 1656 in Newbury; died August 16, 1715 in Salisbury.

v. Twins Worth, born May 14, 1659 in Newbury; died May 1659 in died in infancy.

vi. James Worth, died Abt. 1725; married Elizabeth.

68. Ralph Sprague, born June 20, 1599 in Dorset County, Upway, England; died November 24, 1650 in Malden, MA. He was the son of 136. Edward Sprague and 137. Christiana Holland. He married 69. Joanna Warren August 15, 1623 in Fordington St. George, Dorsetshire, England.

69. Joanna Warren, died February 24, 1679/80 in Charlestown. She was the daughter of 138. Richard Warren and 139. Eve.

More About Ralph Sprague:

Emigration: June 29, 1629, arr Salem, MA via ship "Lion's Whelp"

Child of Ralph Sprague and Joanna Warren is:

34 i. John Sprague, born May 23, 1624 in Fordington St. George, Dorset, England; died June 25, 1692 in Malden, Middlesex County, MA; married Lydia Goffe May 02, 1651 in Malden, Middlesex County, MA.

70. Edward Goffe, died in Cambridge, MA?. He married 71. Joyce Cutter.

71. Joyce Cutter, died in Cambridge, MA?. She was the daughter of 142. Samuel Cutter and 143. Elizabeth Leatherhead.

More About Edward Goffe:

Emigration: 1635, from England?

aka Joyce Austweeke???

Child of Edward Goffe and Joyce Cutter is:

35 i. Lydia Goffe, born Abt. 1630 in Fordington St. George, Dorset, England; married John Sprague May 02, 1651 in Malden, Middlesex County, MA.

72. Gamaliel Westlake Pote, born April 17, 1608 in Poughill, Cornwall, England. He was the son of 144. Gamaliel Pote and 145. Mary Westlake. He married 73. Mary Morgan September 1632 in Poughill, Cornwall, England.

73. Mary Morgan, born September 26, 1619 in Padstow, Cornwall, England. She was the daughter of 146. John Morgan and 147. Catherine.

Child of Gamaliel Pote and Mary Morgan is:

36 i. William Pote, Sr, born 1638 in Poughill, Cornwall, England; died Abt. 1696 in Falmouth (Portland), Maine; married (1) Hannah Greenfield October 04, 1688 in Marblehead, Essex County, MA USA; married (2) Ann Greenfield Hooper August 07, 1689 in Marblehead, Essex County, MA USA.

Generation No. 8

130. Thomas Knower.

Child of Thomas Knower is:

65 i. Sarah Knower, born Abt. 1622 in Malden; married William Bucknam.

132. John Worth, died 1642 in Plymouth, England. He married 133. Ann Rader.

133. Ann Rader.

More About John Worth:

Alt death: 1643, Plymouth, England

Child of John Worth and Ann Rader is:

66 i. Lionel Worth, born Abt. 1627 in County Devon, England; died June 29, 1667 in Newbury; married Susannah Whipple Abt. 1647 in Salisbury, MA.

134. John Whipple, born August 29, 1596 in Bocking, Essex County, England; died June 30, 1669 in Ipswich, Essex County, MA. He was the son of 268. Matthew Whipple and 269. Joan. He married 135. Sarah Hawkins or Susanna Stacy.

135. Sarah Hawkins or Susanna Stacy.

More About John Whipple:

Alt born: August 29, 1596, Milford, Wales, Or, England

Alt death: June 30, 1670, Ipswich, MA

Baptism: August 29, 1596, Bocking, Essex County, England

Burial: September 28, 1669, North Burial Gd, Providence, RI

Christening: August 29, 1596, St. Mary's Church, Bocking

WHO IS THE MOTHER??

John married FIVE women:

Susanna Stacy 1620 in England

Sarah Hawkins in 1622 in Bocking, England

Sarah Hutchinson in 1639 in Dorchester, Suffolk, MA

Jenett or Jennet in 1659

Susanna Stack Clark

Looks like Sussana Stacy the first wife is the one based on the daughter's birth year.

Children of John Whipple and Sarah Stacy are:

67 i. Susannah Whipple, born July 01, 1622 in Bocking, Essex County, England; died August 01, 1692 in Newbury, Essex County, MA; married Lionel Worth Abt. 1647 in Salisbury, MA.

ii. Sarah Whipple, born November 03, 1641 in Ipswich, MA.

Notes for Sarah Whipple:

Last daughter of John Whipple

136. Edward Sprague, born 1576 in Dorset County, Upway, England; died Abt. June 06, 1614 in Canterbury, Dorset County, Upway, England. He was the son of 272. Tristram Sprague and 273. Elizabeth Colt. He married 137. Christiana Holland January 06, 1596/97 in Upway, Dorsetshire, England.

137. Christiana Holland, born 1578 in Upway, Dorsetshire, England; died March 25, 1651 in Upway, Dorsetshire, England. She was the daughter of 274. John Holland.

Notes for Edward Sprague:

Edward's fulling mill was a landmark in Upway for more than two and a half centuries.(email Sue Moran Mar 1999)

More About Edward Sprague:

Burial: October 13, 1614, St. Lawrence Church, Upway

Occupation: fuller

Child of Edward Sprague and Christiana Holland is:

68 i. Ralph Sprague, born June 20, 1599 in Dorset County, Upway, England; died November 24, 1650 in Malden, MA; married Joanna Warren August 15, 1623 in Fordington St. George, Dorsetshire, England.

138. Richard Warren, born in Fordington St. George, Dorset, England; died in Fordington St. George, Dorset, England. He married 139. Eve.

139. Eve, born Abt. 1570 in Fordington St. George, Dorset, England.

Child of Richard Warren and Eve is:

69 i. Joanna Warren, died February 24, 1679/80 in Charlestown; married (1) Ralph Sprague August 15, 1623 in Fordington St. George, Dorsetshire, England; married (2) Edward Converse September 09, 1662 in Malden.

142. Samuel Cutter, born Abt. 1570 in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Northumberland, England; died Bef. 1637 in Williamstown, MA. He married 143. Elizabeth Leatherhead 1616.

143. Elizabeth Leatherhead, died 1638 in Watertown, MA.

Notes for Samuel Cutter:

aka Samuel Austweeke?

Child of Samuel Cutter and Elizabeth Leatherhead is:

71 i. Joyce Cutter, died in Cambridge, MA?; married Edward Goffe.

144. Gamaliel Pote, born Abt. 1582 in Poughill, Cornwall, England. He married 145. Mary Westlake.

145. Mary Westlake, born Abt. 1586 in Poughill, Cornwall, England.

Child of Gamaliel Pote and Mary Westlake is:

72 i. Gamaliel Westlake Pote, born April 17, 1608 in Poughill, Cornwall, England; married Mary Morgan September 1632 in Poughill, Cornwall, England.

146. John Morgan, born Abt. 1585 in Padstow, Cornwall, England. He married 147. Catherine.

147. Catherine, born Abt. 1585 in Padstow, Cornwall, England.

Child of John Morgan and Catherine is:

73 i. Mary Morgan, born September 26, 1619 in Padstow, Cornwall, England; married Gamaliel Westlake Pote September 1632 in Poughill, Cornwall, England.

Generation No. 9

268. Matthew Whipple, born Abt. 1560 in Bocking, Essex, England; died January 1618/19 in Bocking, Essex, England. He was the son of 536. Matthew Whipple. He married 269. Joan.

269. Joan.

Child of Matthew Whipple and Joan is:

134 i. John Whipple, born August 29, 1596 in Bocking, Essex County, England; died June 30, 1669 in Ipswich, Essex County, MA; married Sarah Hawkins or Susanna Stacy.

272. Tristram Sprague, born 1550 in Fordington St. George, Dorset, England; died June 26, 1575 in Piddletton, Dorset, Upway, England. He was the son of 544. Enos Sprague. He married 273. Elizabeth Colt June 26, 1575 in Puddleton parish, Dorsetshire, England.

273. Elizabeth Colt, born 1554 in Puddletown, Dorset, England; died in Puddletown, Dorset, England. She was the daughter of 546. Oliver Colt and 547. Isobel Henrysonne.

More About Tristram Sprague:

Burial: 1575, Osmington, Dorsetshire, England

Christening: June 26, 1575, Puddletown, Dorset

Occupation: fuller

Children of Tristram Sprague and Elizabeth Colt are:

136 i. Edward Sprague, born 1576 in Dorset County, Upway, England; died Abt. June 06, 1614 in Canterbury, Dorset County, Upway, England; married Christiana Holland January 06, 1596/97 in Upway, Dorsetshire, England.

ii. William Sprague, died 1694 in Osmington, Dorsetshire, England; married Margaret Jaggard June 15, 1607 in Owermoigne, Dorsetshire, England.

More About William Sprague:

Burial: April 15, 1694, Osmington, Dorsetshire, England

274. John Holland, born Abt. 1548 in England.

Child of John Holland is:

137 i. Christiana Holland, born 1578 in Upway, Dorsetshire, England; died March 25, 1651 in Upway, Dorsetshire, England; married (1) John Corbin; married (2) Edward Sprague January 06, 1596/97 in Upway, Dorsetshire, England.

Generation No. 10

536. Matthew Whipple, born 1538 in Bocking, England.

Child of Matthew Whipple is:

268 i. Matthew Whipple, born Abt. 1560 in Bocking, Essex, England; died January 1618/19 in Bocking, Essex, England; married Joan.

544. Enos Sprague, born Abt. 1525 in Upway, Dorsetshire, England.

Child of Enos Sprague is:

272 i. Tristram Sprague, born 1550 in Fordington St. George, Dorset, England; died June 26, 1575 in Piddletton, Dorset, Upway, England; married Elizabeth Colt June 26, 1575 in Puddleton parish, Dorsetshire, England.

546. Oliver Colt, born 1544 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland. He was the son of 1092. Blaise Colt and 1093. Egedia Fleming. He married 547. Isobel Henrysonne 1554 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland.

547. Isobel Henrysonne, born 1539 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland; died 1608 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland. She was the daughter of 1094. Thomas Henryson.

Notes for Oliver Colt:

LDS - AFN 9H21-6P and ZJXZ-XS

LDS - AFN GSKZ-HG and ZJXZ-Z0

Child of Oliver Colt and Isobel Henrysonne is:

273 i. Elizabeth Colt, born 1554 in Puddletown, Dorset, England; died in Puddletown, Dorset, England; married Tristram Sprague June 26, 1575 in Puddleton parish, Dorsetshire, England.

Generation No. 11

1092. Blaise Colt, born 1510 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland. He was the son of 2184. John Colt. He married 1093. Egedia Fleming 1538 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland.

1093. Egedia Fleming, born 1510 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland.

Notes for Blaise Colt:

LDS - AFN 94H21-4C

LDS - AFN GSKZ-VC

Child of Blaise Colt and Egedia Fleming is:

546 i. Oliver Colt, born 1544 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland; married Isobel Henrysonne 1554 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland.

1094. Thomas Henryson, born 1520 in Scotland.

Child of Thomas Henryson is:

547 i. Isobel Henrysonne, born 1539 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland; died 1608 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland; married Oliver Colt 1554 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland.

Generation No. 12

2184. John Colt, born 1470 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland. He was the son of 4368. Thomas Colt.

Notes for John Colt:

LDS - AFN GSL0-2B

Child of John Colt is:

1092 i. Blaise Colt, born 1510 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland; married Egedia Fleming 1538 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland.

Generation No. 13

4368. Thomas Colt, born 1420 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland. He was the son of 8736. William Colt.

Notes for Thomas Colt:

LDS - AFN GSL0-61

Child of Thomas Colt is:

2184 i. John Colt, born 1470 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland; married 1537 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland.

Generation No. 14

8736. William Colt, born 1370 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland. He was the son of 17472. John Colt.

Notes for William Colt:

LDS - AFN GSL0-BP

Child of William Colt is:

4368 i. Thomas Colt, born 1420 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland; married 1469 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland.

Generation No. 15

17472. John Colt, born 1340 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland.

Notes for John Colt:

LDS -- AFN GSL0-HK

Child of John Colt is:

8736 i. William Colt, born 1370 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland; married 1429 in Lawton, Perthshire, Scotland.