Colonial Immigrant Ancestors of Kirt DeMar WOOD

Ships in Boston Harbor

[Generation Number appears before name. Generation 1 would be the grandchildren of Kirt DeMar WOOD. See Pedigree.]

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3 Kirt DeMar WOOD / 4 John Andrew WOOD / 5 Sarah Jane GIBSON /

From: 6 Geroge Washington GIBSON / 7 Robert GIBSON / 8 Judith GIBSON (wife of Joseph GIBSON) / 9 John GIBSON / 10 James GIBSON /
10 James GIBSON and 10 Margaret E. CORROE from Scotland to Virginia after 1706

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3 Kirt DeMar WOOD / 4 Laura Elizabeth PARKER / 5 Charles PARKER /

From: 6 John Davis PARKER / 7 Able PARKER / 8 John PARKER
9 John PARKER from England died on Ocean voyage to America (1750’s?) [grandson born in NY 1780]

From: 6 John Davis PARKER / 7 Mary DAVIS / 8 Ebenezer DAVIS
9 John DAVIS Sr. line unknown (son is Revolutionary War soldier)

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3 Kirt DeMar WOOD / 4 Laura Elizabeth PARKER / 5 Charles PARKER / 6 Almeda Sophia ROUNDY /

From: 7 Shadrach ROUNDY / 8 Uriah ROUNDY / 9 John ROUNDY / 10 Robert ROUNDY / 11 John ROUNDY / 12 Robert ROUNDY /
13 Philip ROUNDY born Isle of Guernsey, English Channel to Salem, Massachusetts

From: 7 Shadrach ROUNDY / 8 Uriah ROUNDY / 9 John ROUNDY / 10 Robert ROUNDY / 11 John ROUNDY / 12 Deborah PLUMB / 13 Mary BALDWIN /
14 Sylvester BALDWIN England to America died at sea 1638

From: 7 Shadrach ROUNDY / 8 Uriah ROUNDY / 9 John ROUNDY / 10 Robert ROUNDY / 11 Mary DELAND / 12 Benjamin DELAND /
13 Claude or Philip Charles) DeLand family parents of 12 Benjamin Deland - from France before 1657 to Massachusetts

From: 7 Shadrach ROUNDY / 8 Uriah ROUNDY / 9 John ROUNDY / 10 Robert ROUNDY / 11 Mary DELAND / 12 Katherine HODGES / 13 Geroge HODGES /
14 George HODGES and 14 Jane from England after 1638

From: 7 Shadrach ROUNDY / 8 Uriah ROUNDY / 9 John ROUNDY / 10 Robert ROUNDY / 11 Mary DELAND / 12 Katherine HODGES / 13 Mary HUDSON /
14 John HUDSON was the John Hudson, age 12, who sailed to New England in the ship Susan & Ellen in 1635 apparently with his father, [15] Ralph Hudson. [And mother 15 Mary THWING and siblings]
The listing includes: "Ralph Hudson, age 42 , draper of Kingston-on-Hull, York; Mrs. Mary Hudson, age 42; Hannah Hudson, age 14; John Hudson, age 12, and Elizabeth Hudson, age 5, who were going to Cambridge, Massachusetts." (Planter s of the Commonwealth - Charles E. Banks - page133)
15 Ralph HUDSON and family Immigrated from England on the "SUSAN and ELLEN" in 1635.
1635 Susan and Ellen passenger List
(First Name; Surname ; Years ; Occupation )
Ralph Hudson 42 draper of Kingston-on-Hull, York, to Cambridge
Marie Hudson 42 Uxor of Ralph
Hanna Hudson 14 Child of Ralph
Eliz: Hudson 5 Child of Ralph
Jo: Hudson 12 Child of Ralph
Tho: Briggham 32
Ben: Thwing 16 Servant of Ralph Hudson [may be brother of Mary HUDSON.]
Ann Gilson 34 Servant of Ralph Hudson
Judith Kirk 18 Servant of Ralph Hudson
Jo: More 41 Servant of Ralph Hudson
Henry Knowles 25 Servant of Ralph Hudson

From: 7 Shadrach ROUNDY / 8 Uriah ROUNDY / 9 John ROUNDY / 10 Robert ROUNDY / 11 Mary DELAND / 12 Katherine HODGES / 13 Mary HUDSON / 14 Ann ROGERS /
15 John R Rogers and 15 Frances WATSON came from England to Massachusetts. John's estate was probated June 5, 1661 in General Court, Plymouth Colony.⁽¹¹³⁾ Will prob. 5 Jun 1661 : wife Frances exec; sons John, Joseph, Timothy; dau. Ann (Hudson), Mary, Abigail; gr.ch. George & John Russell. John Hudson lived on his land at Namaskeeset. Quoted from Reg. VI:93 in "Pioneers of MA" by Charles Henry Pope, orig.1900. Lysander Salmon Richards, in "History of Marshfield" 1901, says th Colonial Ancestor of the town was John Rogers, who came from England to Barbadoes in April 1635. His first entrance to America was in Scituate, but he removed to Marshfield in 1647, until his death in 1661. Father 16 Richard ROGERS.
See: great grandfather 18 John ROGERS

From: 7 Shadrach ROUNDY / 8 Uriah ROUNDY / 9 John ROUNDY / 10 Elizabeth GREEN / 11Francis GREEN / 12 William GREEN /
13 William GREEN Born: Abt 1620 in England. Immigration: By 1640, probably single

From: 7 Shadrach ROUNDY / 8 Uriah ROUNDY / 9 John ROUNDY / 10 Elizabeth GREEN / 11 Francis GREEN / 12 William GREEN / 13 Hannah CARTER /
14 Thomas CARTER and 14 Mary Immigration: After 1633, but by 1636 when he was admitted to freeman status (first record), ship unknown.

From: 7 Shadrach ROUNDY / 8 Uriah ROUNDY / 9 John ROUNDY / 10 Elizabeth GREEN / 11 Elizabeth TORREY / 12 Sarah WILSON /
13 Reverend Thomas HOOKER (July 5, 1586 – July 7, 1647) In 1633, he came to New-England was a prominent Puritan religious and colonial leader, who founded the Colony of Connecticut after dissenting with Puritan leaders in Massachusetts. He was known as a great speaker and a leader of universal Christian suffrage. Hooker also had a role in creating the "Fundamental Orders of Connecticut", one of the world's first written constitutions.

From: 7 Shadrach ROUNDY / 8 Uriah ROUNDY / 9 Mary BASS / 10 Thomas BASS / 11 John BASS / 12 Thomas BASS /
13 Deacon Samuel BASS and 13 Ann SUTTON/SAVELL
Deacon Samuel Bass immigrated from England in 1633 to Massachusetts. He and Anne Savil were admitted to the church in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, in 1633.
The following was recorded by the Town Clerk of Braintree: " Deacon Samuel Bass, aged 94, departed this life upon the 30th day of December 1694; who had bin a Decon of the church of Braintree for the space of above 50 years, and the first deacon of that church; and was the father and grandfather and great grandfather of a hundred and sixty two children, before he died, the youngest whereof was Benjamin Bas, the son of Joseph Bas and Mary his wife, born eleven days before his death. He represented the town in no less then twelve General Courts, served on important Committees, was Selectman innumerable times and active in the Church and all the time continued his farming.1"
1.Bass, Charissa Taylor and Emma Lee Walton. Descendants of Deacon Samuel & Ann Bass. Freeport, Illinois: privately printed, 1940.

From: 7 Shadrach ROUNDY / 8 Uriah ROUNDY / 9 Mary BASS / 10 Thomas BASS / 11 John BASS / 12 Sarah WOOD / 13 Mary PIDGE /
14 Thomas PIDGE and 14 Mary SOTHY
Thomas Pidge lived in 1633 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, when the Rev. John Eliot called him a "Godly, Christian man.

From: 7 Shadrach ROUNDY / 8 Uriah ROUNDY / 9 Mary BASS / 10 Thomas BASS / 11 Elizabeth NEALE /
12 Sergeant Henry Neale Jr., carpenter, deposed in Middlesex Court 30 June 1654, aged about 35 years. His gravestone says he died 16 October 1688, aged 71, "the father of twenty one children". The town death record calls him "Seargent".

From: 7 Shadrach ROUNDY / 8 Uriah ROUNDY / 9 Mary BASS / 10 Thomas BASS / 11 Elizabeth NEALE / 12 Hannah PRAY /
13 Quinton PRAY appears to have been one of the ironworkers who came to Lynn in 1643. He left Lynn to work at the iron works in Braintree

From: 7 Shadrach ROUNDY / 8 Uriah ROUNDY / 9 Mary BASS / 10 Dorthy PARISH / 11 John PARISH of Groton, Mass., and earlier of Braintree and Mendon /
12 Thomas PARISH of Cambridge, who came over in the Increase in 1635

From: 7 Shadrach ROUNDY / 8 Lucretia NEEDHAM / 9 Daniel Needham / 10 Daniel Needham / 11 Daniel Needham / 12 Daniel Needham /
13 Edmund NEEDHAM and 13 Joan LEAZING - Edmund NEEDHAM came to Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts in 1639.

From: 7 Shadrach ROUNDY / 8 Lucretia NEEDHAM / 9 Daniel Needham / 10 Daniel Needham / 11 Ruth Chadwell
12 Thomas CHADWELL and 12 Margaret
Thomas was in Salem, Essex co., MA by 2 March 1637, when he was received as an inhabitant of Salem and was granted 10 acres on the Cape Ann side[1]. He moved to Lynn, Essex co., MA by 10 April 1637, when Moses was born, and lived on Summer Street. In the 1638 Lynn Land Distribution, he was granted 60 acres. Thomas and his third wife, Abigail, moved to Charlestown, Middlesex co., MA after their marriage where Thomas was admitted to the church at Charlestown on 3 April 1670[2]. When he
died, his estate was valued at £137 5s. 0d[1].

When Thomas was 26, he first married Margaret, when Thomas was 47, he second married Barbara, and when Thomas was 68, he third married Abigail Wyeth.

From: 7 Shadrach ROUNDY / 8 Lucretia NEEDHAM / 9 Daniel Needham / 10 Daniel Needham / 11 Mary PARKMAN / 12 William PARKMAN /
13 Elias PARKMAN, Capt. (his wife was 13 Sarah TRASK) Elias Parkman , Capt. was born ABT 1636, and died 18 AUG 1691 in Wapping, London, ENG. He married Sarah Trask 13 OCT 1656 in Salem, MA, daughter of William Trask and Sarah. She was born 1 JAN 1633/34 in Salem, MA, and died 26 DEC 1696 in Boston, MA. (The Great Migration Begins, Immigrants to New England 1620-1633.)

From: 7 Shadrach ROUNDY / 8 Lucretia NEEDHAM / 9 Daniel Needham / 10 Daniel Needham / 11 Mary PARKEMAN / 12William PARKMAN /
13 Sarah TRASK (husband 13 Elias PARKMAN, Capt. ) The Great Migration Begins, Immigrants to New England 1620-1633

From: 7 Shadrach ROUNDY / 8 Lucretia NEEDHAM / 9 Daniel Needham / 10 Daniel Needham / 11 Mary PARKEMAN / 12William PARKMAN / 13 Sarah TRASK
14 Captain William TRASK and Sarah
The Great Migration Begins, Immigrants to New England 1620-1633

From: 7 Shadrach ROUNDY / 8 Lucretia NEEDHAM / 9 Daniel Needham / 10 Daniel Needham / 11 Mary PARKEMAN / 12 Elizabeth ADAMS /
13 Alexander ADAMS married 13 Mary COFFIN 1644. Alexander Adams was of Dorchester and Boston. He was a large fat man of a very ruddy countenance a shipwright—came into New England with Capt. Hawkins and built for many years ships at Boston.

13 Mary COFFIN immigrated in 1642 to Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts. She came with her mother 14 Joanna Kember and brother Tristram, one of the nine original perchasers of the island of Nantucket. Mary’s father was 14 Peter Coffin of Boston,

From: 7 Shadrach ROUNDY / 8 Lucretia NEEDHAM / 9 Daniel Needham / 10 Daniel Needham / 11 Isabella ARMSTRONG / 12 Margaret HALSEY / 13 Margaret PHIPS /
14 James PHIPS and 14 Mary - Bristol, England to Pemaquid, Maine. The presumption is that he and James Brown migrated before 1634."

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3 Kirt DeMar WOOD / 4 Laura Elizabeth PARKER / 5 Charles PARKER / 6 Almeda Sophia ROUNDY /

From: 7 Betsey QUIMBY / 8 Moses QUIMBY / 9 John QUIMBY / 10 John QUIMBY / 11 John QUIMBY /
12 ROBERT QUIMBY came from England to Salem in the Massachusetts Bay Colony about 1638. He was then called a shipbuilder and married in 1653 - 12 Elizabeth OSGOOD, daughter of 13 William Osgood

From: 7 Betsey QUIMBY / 8 Moses QUIMBY / 9 John QUIMBY / 10 John QUIMBY / 11 John QUIMBY / 12 Elizabeth OSGOOD /
13 William OSGOOD came to this country in company with the family of the emigrant John in the ship 'Confidence' which sailed from Southampton, England, April 11, 1638. The family of John consisted of wife Sarah and four children born in England. He married 13 Elizabeth CLEAR abt 1640

From: 7 Betsey QUIMBY / 8 Moses QUIMBY / 9 John QUIMBY / 10 John QUIMBY / 11 John QUIMBY / 12 Mary MUDGETT /
13 Sarah CLEMENT husband 13 Thomas MUDGETT. Sarah traveled with her parents 14 Robert CLEMENT and 14 Lydia DRUMMER from England in 1642 landing in at Salisbury then going to Haverhill. Massachusetts. It is yet unknown when 13 Thomas Mudgett arrive in Massachusetts.

Sarah and first husband Abraham MORRILL married 1645 Massachusetts. Abraham Morrill came on the ship Lyon in 1632 with his older brother Isaac.

From: 7 Betsey QUIMBY / 8 Moses QUIMBY / 9 John QUIMBY / 10 John QUIMBY / 11 John QUIMBY / 12 Mary MUDGETT / 13 Sarah CLEMENT
14 Robert CLEMENT the pioneer of Haverhill, Mass. and 14 Lydia DRUMMER came from England in 1642, landing at Salisbury, from whence he went to Haverhill, Mass., sometime in the following summer with his wife Lydia and four children, John, Lydia, Robert, and Sarah. His son Job had come over in 1640/1641 and his daughter Mary remained in England until 16_2. The Clements for a ling time occupied a prominent position in town and county and their descendants have been prominent citizens. He was one of the five to take the deed of the town from the Passagut and Saggahew Indians in 1642. Robert Clement's name stands second next to John Ward's on the agreement with the Indians for the purchase of the Town-ship. He was the first Deputy of the town to the General Court. He was a man of rare integrity and superior talents and was repeatedly called to fill responsible stations. He was influential and wealthy in that community, and the owner of the first grist mill. He eventually came to own an island in the Merrimack River that is still known as Clements Island.[see: Chase's Hist. of Haverhill.]

From: 7 Betsey QUIMBY / 8 Moses QUIMBY / 9 John QUIMBY / 10 John QUIMBY / 11 Mary DEAN / 12 Daniel MacBEAN /
13 John Bean or MacBayne Socttland to New Hampshire. John Bean, the immigrant acestor, orignially MacBean or MacBayne, was a Scotechman, said to be son of donald MacBayne, and born in scotland. There is reason to believe that he was one of the Scotich taken prisoner by Cromwell at the battle of Worcester or some of the other victories that he won over the Royalists and Scotch froces.

If the family tradition is correct Bean was with his wife who died on the voyage over. Possibly he returned for her, after making a home. According to the same family tradition he married for his second wife a daughter of a passenger who came on the same ship. We find him settled in Exeter, New Hampshire, before 1660. He took the oath of allegiance and fidelity.

From: 7 Betsey QUIMBY / 8 Moses QUIMBY / 9 John QUIMBY / 10 John QUIMBY / 11 Mary DEAN / 12 Mary FIFIELD / 13 Benjamin FIFIELD /
14 William FIFIELD England to New Hampshire. Born circa 1615 in Littleton, Hampshire, England.

William immigrated from London on the ship Hercules, John Kiddey, Master, which left London March 24, 1634 and Southampton April 18 with 12 passengers. It landed Ipswich MA in April. He became one of the original settlers of Hampton, NH in 1638 and died there in 1700 at over 80 years of age. Records indicate that he had the confidence of his townspeople and other tories in settlement of affairs in dispute. He acted as Attorney, Constable and Sheriff in cases of record.

From: 7 Betsey QUIMBY / 8 Moses QUIMBY / 9 John QUIMBY / 10 John QUIMBY / 11 Mary DEAN / 12 Mary FIFIELD / 13 Mary COLOCRD /
14 Edward COLCORD - Edward Colcott, or Colcord, came to Portsmouth, NH, from Hants county, England, about 1631, when he was fifteen years old. [Edward married Ann abt 1639.]
….two of [their] sons marched to RI in the King Phillips’ War, in which Edward, Jr., was slain by the Indians at North Hill, 1677. (Colcord Genealogy By Doane Blood Colcord pg.7)

From: 7 Betsey QUIMBY / 8 Moses QUIMBY / 9 Martha SARGENT / 10 Philip SARGENT / 11 Phillip SARGENT / 12 William SARGENT /
13 William SARGENT became husband of 13 Elizabeth PERKEINS
William migrated to America in 1632 and was often referred to as a "seaman", "mariner" or sometimes "yeoman" in legal documents.

From: 7 Betsey QUIMBY / 8 Moses QUIMBY / 9 Martha SARGENT / 10 Philip SARGENT / 11 Phillip SARGENT / 12 William SARGENT /
13 Elizabeth PERKINS became wife of 13 William SARGENT came with her parents
14 John PERKINS and wife 14 Judith GATER
The PERKINS family came to America in 1631 aboard the Lyon, William Pierce, master on 1 December 1630 for its first trip to the New World. John and his wife Judith and four children embarked in Bristol, England and arrived in Nantasket, Suffolk, MA on 5 February 1631.

ORIGIN: Hillmorton, Warwickshire
MIGRATION: 1631 on first trip of the Lyon
FIRST RESIDENCE: Boston
REMOVES: Ipswich 1633
CHURCH MEMBERSHIP: "John Perkins and Judith his wife" were admitted to Boston church as members #107 and #108 (this would be in early 1631) [BChR 14].
FREEMAN: 18 May 1631 [MBCR 1:366].
EDUCATION: He made his mark to his will.
OFFICES: Deputy to General Court for Ipswich, 25 May 1636 [MBCR 1:174]. Committee to set the bounds of Roxbury and Dorchester, 7 November 1632 [MBCR 1:102].
Essex grand jury, 28 [December] 1641, 26 September 1648, 28 September 1652 [EQC 1:37, 145, 260].
On 26 March 1650 "John Perkins Sr., being above sixty years old, is freed from ordinary training" [EQC 1:187].
ESTATE: He had Ipswich land grants: forty acres in 1634, three acres of upland; ten acres of meadow; an island at More's Point; ten acres where "he hath built a house"; six acres of meadow; six acres of upland in 1635, and forty acres at Chebacco in 1636, and six acres of plowland in 1639 [Dudley Wildes Anc 88].
On 10 December 1644 "John Perkins of Ipswich in America" and Thomas Perkins exchanged land in Ipswich [ILR 3:1, 4:268].
In his will, dated 28 March 1654 and proved 26 September 1654....

BIRTH: 14John PERKINS Baptized Hillmorton, Warwickshire, 23 December 1583, son of 15Henry and 15Elizabeth (Sawbridge) Perkins.
DEATH: Ipswich "1654 aged sixty four years" between 28 March 1654 (date of will) and 26 September 1654 (probate of will).
MARRIAGE: Hillmorton 8 October 1608 14Judith Gater, baptized Hillmorton 19 March 1588/9, daughter of 15Michael Gater.
CHILDREN: [wife Judith GATER and six children traveled with John PERKINS on the Lyon in 1631.]
i JOHN, bp. 14 September 1609; m. by about 1636 Elizabeth _____ (eldest child b. about 1636 [EIHC 19:255, 265-66]; Elizabeth, wife to Quartermaster John Perkins, d. Ipswich 27 September 1684).
ii 13ELIZABETH, bp. 25 March 1611; m. by about 1636 13WILLIAM SARGENT.
iii MARY, bp. 3 September 1615; m. by 1637 Thomas Bradbury (eldest child b. Salisbury 1 April 1637).
iv ANNE, bp. 5 September 1617.
v THOMAS, bp. 28 April 1622; m. by about 1644 Phebe Gould, daughter of Zacheus Gould.
vi JACOB, bp. 12 July 1624; m. (1) by 1649 Elizabeth _____ ; m. (2) after 12 February 1685 Damaris (_____) Robinson, widow of Nathaniel Robinson.
vii LYDIA, bp. Boston 3 June 1632 ; m. by about 1651 Henry Bennett of Ipswich.

NOTE: Twice related to 13 Anthony COLBY
From: 7 Betsey QUIMBY / 8 Moses QUIMBY / 9 Martha SARGENT / 10 Philip SARGENT / 11 Phillip SARGENT / 12 Mary COLBY sister of 12 Isaac COLBY /
And again -
From: 7 Betsey QUIMBY / 8 Moses QUIMBY / 9 Martha SARGENT / 10 Martha HADLEY wife of 10 Philip SARGENT / 11 Dorothy COLBY / 12 Isaac COLBY brother of 12 Mary COLBY /
Twice related to 13 Anthony COLBY came with Winthrop from the eastern coast of Eng. to Boston, 1630; removed to Cambridge, Mass., 1632, and to Salisbury, Mass., 1634, finally to Amesbury, Mass., 1647. ARTHUR, a brother to the preceding, was at Ipswich, Mass., 1637. Directory of the Ancestral Heads of New England Families 1620-1700 by Holmes.

From: 7 Betsey QUIMBY / 8 Moses QUIMBY / 9 Martha SARGENT / 10 Philip SARGENT / 11 Mary TEWKESBURY / 12 Martha COPP /
13 William COPP and 13 Goodeth ITCHENOR August 1635 - William COPE came over on the barque "Blessing", commanded by Captian John LEICESTER, which sailed from England, 17 June 1635. He is described in a list of the passengers as "cordwainer, aged 46." Soon after his arrival he had acquired half an acre of land in the North End of Boston, at the head of Prince St., on the water front overlooking the Charles River, and built a house there just by a little cove. Southwest of it was a mill, whence a causeway ran in a northwesterly direction across the marsh.

William had 5 children by Ann and 2 by Goodeth
before 1630

From: 7 Betsey QUIMBY / 8 Moses QUIMBY / 9 Martha SARGENT / 10 Martha HADLEY / 11 Samuel HADLEY / 12 Samuel HADLEY /
13 George HADLEY and 13 Mary PROCTOR
Kingston relates that when George Hadley's father died, the man's estate went to George's older brother. Not wishing to be in his brothers care, George got aboard a ship to Boston. Having no money, he told the captain that would be willing to become an indentured servant with whomever the captain chose. George arrived in Boston in 1628 and worked as an indentured servant for about three years before moving on to Ipswich.

From: 7 Betsey QUIMBY / 8 Moses QUIMBY / 9 Martha SARGENT / 10 Martha HADLEY / 11 Samuel HADLEY / 12 Samuel HADLEY / 13 Mary PROCTOR /
14 John PROCTOR and 14 Martha HARPER
John Proctor * was born about 1595 in England. He immigrated in April 1635 to America. He was a husbandman. He signed a will on August 28, 1672 in Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts. He died in 1672 in Salem, Massachusetts.
Martha Harper * was born about 1607. She immigrated in April 1635 to America from England. She died on June 13, 1659 in Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts.
And daughter 13 Mary PROCTOR HADLEY Mary Proctor * was born about 1633 in London, England. She has a baptismal record dated on October 17, 1633, in Assington, Suffolk, England. She immigrated in April 1635 to America. She died about 1668. Parents: John Proctor * and Martha Harper *.

From: 7 Betsey QUIMBY / 8 Moses QUIMBY / 9 Martha SARGENT / 10 Martha HADLEY / 11 Samuel HADLEY / 12 Jane MARTIN /
13 George MARTIN Immigration abt 1640, occupation blacksmith. (His wife 13 Susannah NORTH was hung as a witch Salem, MA.)

From: 7 Betsey QUIMBY / 8 Moses QUIMBY / 9 Martha SARGENT / 10 Martha HADLEY / 11 Samuel HADLEY / 12 Jane MARTIN / 13 Susannah NORTH (hung as witch)
14 Richard NORTH travels from England to MA with second wife Ursula and three daughter from first marriage Mary, Sarah, and 13 Susannah NORTH’s (Susannah (North) Martin-hung as witch 1692). Richard North owns land in 1640 and is made freeman 1641. Susannah is 19 in 1640.
From: 7 Betsey QUIMBY / 8 Moses QUIMBY / 9 Martha SARGENT / 10 Martha HADLEY / 11 Dorothy COLBY / 12 Martha PARRATT /
13 Francis PARRAT, Esquire, Deacon was born in England about 1610 and probably came from Yorkshire with the Reverend Ezekial Rogers in 1638, bringing his sisters Ann ...and Faith...Mr. Parrat, after becoming a freeman May 13, 1640.

From: 7 Betsey QUIMBY / 8 Moses QUIMBY / 9 Martha SARGENT / 10 Martha HADLEY / 11 Dorothy COLBY / 12 Martha PARRATT /
13 Elizabeth NORTHEND and 13 Francis PARRATT married in Massachusetts in 1639 both immigrated from England before 1639. (2 sisters and a brother of Elizabeth NORTHEND also died in Massachusetts.)

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3 Kirt DeMar WOOD / 4 Laura Elizabeth PARKER / 5 Elizabeth Ann DAVIS / 6 Polly WILLIAMS /

7 Marcy Jane LUCAS / 8 Thomas LUCAS / 9 Abrham LUCAS / 10 Thomas LUCAS / 11 Frans LUCAS /
12 Francois LUCAS (Germany-NJ) Was born August 8, 1663, Otterberg, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany, married November 9, 1688, Otterberg, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany, Marie Madeleine Baudouin, daughter of Arnolt Baudouin and Marie Menton. Francois Lucas was by occupation a cloth and linen weaver; at age 46, he was among those German Palatines who went to London in 1709 (evidently via Rotterdam), hoping to obtain passage to America. Wife 12 Marie Madeline BAUDOUIN 1709 died in England. Son 11 Frans LUCAS must of traveled with his father.

7 Marcy Jane LUCAS / 8 Thomas LUCAS / 9 Abrham LUCAS / 10 Thomas LUCAS / 11 Jannetje ATEN / 12 Thomas ATEN /
13 Adriaen Hendricksen ATEN (Netherlands-NY) to America from Holland in 1651. Adriaen Hendricksen Aten (Aaten, Aate, Aeten, Atje) "immigrant, 1651, 36 y'r" (his age then), from Holland (van Doesburg), who settled at Flatbush, Long Island.

7 Marcy Jane LUCAS / 8 Thomas LUCAS / 9 Abrham LUCAS / 10 Thomas LUCAS / 11 Jannetje ATEN / 12 Elsje SKILLMAN /
13 Thomas SKILLMAN (England-NY) Sailed from Portsmouth, England on May 15, 1664 with Colonel Richard Nichols. Their frigate, GUINEA, anchored August 26, 1664 at Nyack, near Gravesend Bay. 4 ships, 92 guns, 450 men settled the Dutch/English dispute, bloodlessly. New Netherlands became New York under Colonel Nichols. Thomas Skillman settled in Newtown, Long Island.

7 Marcy Jane LUCAS / 8 Thomas LUCAS / 9 Abrham LUCAS / 10 Thomas LUCAS / 11 Jannetje ATEN / 12 Elsje SKELLMAN / 13 Sarah PETIT
14 Thomas PETTIT and 14 Christian MELLOWES Sergeant THOMAS PETTIT, a Puritan, was born about 1609 at Widford Hertford ENG. It is said that he married CHRISTIAN MELLOWES in Essex Co. ENG. Nov 1629 before they sailed for America on the ship TALBOT leaving England in March of 1629/30. They landed at Cambridge MA 2 July 1630. Also on this ship was Anna Pettit who was probably daughter of Henri Pettit; and John Pettit born about 1608 in England; may be related to Thomas Pettit. Thomas died at Newtown Long Island NY before Oct 1668.

7 Marcy Jane LUCAS / 8 Thomas LUCAS / 9 Abrham LUCAS / 10 Thomas LUCAS / 11 Jannetje ATEN / 12 Elsje SKELLMAN / 13 Sarah PETIT /14 Christian MELLOWS /
15 Abraham MELLOWES 15 and Martha BULKELEY ORIGIN: Boston, Lincolnshire, England. Immigration of Abraham Mellowes and Martha Bulkeley 1633 to Charlestown, Massachusetts Bay Colony. Event: 14 May 1634, made Freeman. Occupation Farmer, Massachusetts Colony.

7 Marcy Jane LUCAS / 8 Thomas LUCAS / 9 Marcy KELSEY / 10 Thomas KELSEY / 11 Thomas KELSEY / 12 Thomas KELSEY / 13 Mark KELSEY /
14 William KELSEY and 14 Berthia HOPKINS William Kelsey, the first of the Kelsey name in America, was born in 1600, Chelmsford, Essex County, England. He was the son of 15George Kelsey Jr. and 15Elizabeth Hammond and had 2 brothers: John and Henry.

William Kelsey was one of the original "Braintree Company" followers of the Reverend Thomas Hooker, who came to America and they were the first settlers of "New Towne" (now Cambridge) Massachusetts in 1632. Also in 1632 child Priscilla was born..

NOTE:
Some say Berthia Hopkins is the daugher of Stephen Hopkins of Mayflower fame and Constance Dudley. Other say Stephen’s unnamed wife was not Constance mother of Berthia. The information below is for Stephen Hopkins of the Mayflower. The Immigration information for Berthia HOPKINS is unknown.

7 Marcy Jane LUCAS / 8 Thomas LUCAS / 9 Marcy KELSEY / 10 Thomas KELSEY / 11 Thomas KELSEY / 12 Thomas KELSEY / 13 Mark KELSEY / 14 Berthia HOPKINS /
15 Stephen HOPKINS (born about 1582 – 1644), Settled Jamestown VA. Then went back to England to get his family,returning again on the Mayflower in 1620 to Plymouth, settling in Plymouth Colony. He was a tanner and merchant. Hopkins was recruited by the Merchant Adventurers to provide governance for the colony as well as assist with the colony's ventures. He was a member of a group of passengers known to the Pilgrims as "The Strangers" since they were not part of the Pilgrim's religious congregation. Hopkins was one of forty-one signatories of the Mayflower Compact and was an assistant to the governor of the colony through 1636.

NOTE:
Others believe Berthia's father is really John HOPKINS.
7 Marcy Jane LUCAS / 8 Thomas LUCAS / 9 Marcy KELSEY / 10 Thomas KELSEY / 11 Thomas KELSEY / 12 Thomas KELSEY / 13 Mark KELSEY / 14 Berthia HOPKINS /
15 John HOPKINS and 15 Jane STRONG immigrated in May 1634 England to MA.

7 Marcy Jane LUCAS / 8 Thomas LUCAS / 9 Marcy KELSEY / 10 Thomas KELSEY / 11 Thomas KELSEY / 12 Thomas KELSEY / 13 Mark KELSEY / 13 Rebecca HOSKINS /
14 John HOSKINS and 14 Ann FYLER [also related through Camilla Smith lines]
HOSKINS family originally came from England to Dorchester, MA. 14 John HOSKINS name has recently been found on the passenger list of the Mary and John ship on which the Dorchester company under the leadership of Rev. John WAREHAM and Rev. HUIT, sailed for America from Plymouth, England on March 30, 1630. They landed in Narragansett Bay on May 1, 1630. It is assumed that they came from Dorset county, England, since they sailed with the Dorchester company and named their first settlement, in Massachusetts, Dorchester, and from the town of Broad Windsor, since they named their first settlement in Connecticut, Windsor.

and wife 14 Ann FYLER was said to have been the sister of Lt. Walter FYLER, who migrated to Windsor at the same time that the HOSKINS.

"A" List Mary and John
FILER, ANNE probably widow a. 40 Probably Dorset Katherine Filer a. 12 Probably Dorset Walter Filer a. 11 Probably Dorset
HOSKINS, JOHN a. 45 Probably Dorset Thomas Hoskins, son a. 10 Probably Dorset

Katherine and Thomas are children of John and Ann Fyler Hoskins. Walter is brother of Ann

NOTE:
14 John HOSKINS and 14 Ann FYLER [are also related through Camilla Smith lines]
6 Martin Luther ENSIGN / 7 Horace Datus ENSIGN / 8 Lydia NOBLE / 9 Catherine FOWLER / 10 Catherine MARSHALL / 11 Thomas MARSHALL Deacon / 12 Mary WILTON / 13 Katherine HOSKINS / 13 John HOSKINS and 13 Ann FYLER

7 Marcy Jane LUCAS / 8 Thomas LUCAS / 9 Marcy KELSEY / 10 Thomas KELSEY / 11 Hannah DOUGLAS / 12 William DOUGLAS / 13 Robert DOUGLAS /
14 WILIAM DOUGLAS (Scotland -Connecticut) and 14 Anne MATTLE
William born in Scotland married in England. In 1640, with his wife Ann Mattle and two children, Ann and Robert, William DOUGLAS went to New England. Tradition says that they landed at Cape Ann. They settled first in Gloucester, but removed within [p.1 88] the year to Boston, where he is first mentioned in the Boston records on 31st June, 1640 , when he was made a Freeman. Here moved shortly to Ipswich where he was entitled to a share of the public land, 28th February, 1641. There he remained for about four years, returning to Boston in 1645.

7 Marcy Jane LUCAS / 8 Sarah HOBLIT /
9 Johannes Michael Habluzel (Hoblit) Born abt 1755 Alsace-Lorraine, ,Germany. Soldier of the Revolution in the Continental Line." He sailed from Rotterdam on the Ship Chance to the Port of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1764, moved to Washington Co., Pennsylvania 1783-1787. He was a Potter by trade.

7 Marcy Jane LUCAS / 8 Sarah HOBLIT / 9 Anna Katherina Van VEIGLE /
10 Sebastian Van VEIGLE likely came from Germany to Pennsylvania after 1730, with father 11 Johanne Martin Veigle (Weigle)

*The Colonial Immigrant Ancestors of Camilla SMITH are coming.