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_Andrew SPURLIN _____|
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|_Matilda LNU ________|
(1799 - ....) |
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_John Atte WODE _____
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_John ATWOOD ________|
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| |_Isabella ___________
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|--John Hewson ATWOOD
| (1509 - ....)
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|_Denes ______________|
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_John CORLEW ________+
| (1700 - 1761) m 1722
_John CORLEW ________|
| (1725 - 1785) m 1760|
| |_Keziah VAUGHN ______+
| (1705 - ....) m 1722
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|--Phillip CORLEW
| (1756 - 1810)
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|_Hannah UNKNOWN _____|
(1740 - ....) m 1760|
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[71208] !See notes of father
[121097] _UIDD34F8270B505D511B01BB5D248919A39B210
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_John VI de SUTTON __|
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|--Margaret DUDLEY
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| _John de BERKELEY __________+
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|_Elizabeth BERKELEY _|
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|_Elizabeth de BETTLESHORNE _
[93217]
Thomas, of New Ipswich NH lived with 4 women and 3 boys under 16 in 1790
Daniel, of Chester VT, listed in the index, I could not find his entry on the census.
Several Heald's in MA
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_George W. HUGHES ___|
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|--Carrie Genoa HUGHES
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| _Kelley SHERMAN _____+
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|_Rosilla B. SHERMAN _|
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|_Susan HEMMINGWAY ___
_Robert MAVERICK ____
| (1524 - 1573) m 1549
_Peter MAVERICK _____|
| (1578 - 1660) m 1577|
| |_Unknown BULL _______
| (1549 - ....) m 1549
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|--Elizabeth MAVERICK
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| _Robert TUCKE _______
| | (1524 - 1664) m 1548
|_Dorothy TUCKE ______|
(1556 - 1578) m 1577|
|_Alice UNKNOWN ______
(1528 - 1607) m 1548
_Jasper PADDOCK _____+
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_George PADDOCK _____|
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| |_Mary Jane KLINE ____
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|--Hannah PADDOCK
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_John POPE __________|
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|--Thomas POPE
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| _Adam HALSNOTH ______
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|_ HALSNOTH __________|
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|_Mercy ______________
[92629]
Of the life of Thomas Pope little is known beyond the brief entries which
appear in the records of the town and colony of Plymouth, but these are
sufficient to show that he was a man of positive character, and of some
consideration in the community. His promptness in resenting a real or
fancied injury, and his independent expressions of personal opinion, more
than once caused him to be arraigned before the magistrates of New
Plymouth, and no doubt ultimately led to his removal to Dartmouth, where
he passed the last ten years of his life.
The records of the colony show that in the list of rates imposed by the
Court, January 2, 1632-3, and again January 2, 1633-4, he was taxed 9s.
October 6, 1636, he was granted five acres of land 11 at the fishing
point next Slowly field, and said Thomas be allowed to build." June 7,
1637, we find his name among the list of persons who volunteered to go
under "Mr. Prence" on an expedition against the Pequots. July 28, 1637,
he was married by Gov. Winslow to Ann, daughter of Gabriel Fallowell. He
sold his property at the fishing point to John Bonham, August 29, 1640,
perhaps on account of the death of his wife, the precise date of which
event is unknown.
November 2, 1640, he was granted " 5 acres of meadowing in South Meadows
toward Gavans Colebrook meadows." His name appears in a list, August,
1634, entitled, '"The names of all the males that are able to beare armes
from XVI. years old to 6o years wth in the seuerall Toune Shipps." He was
chosen constable June 4, 1645, and was on a jury August, 1645. In 1646
he is found in Yarmouth. May 29, 1646, he married at Plymouth, Sarah,
daughter of John Jenney. In 1647, June 1, an action for slander was
brought against him, confessed, authors and defendants were brought in
equally guilty, and damages paid. He was chosen surveyor of highways
July, 1658, and again June 6, 1651. In 1652, July 26, and in 1656, he is
" on an Enquest." In 11 December, 1663, Thomas Pope and Gyles Rickard,
Senior " were arrested 11 for breaking the King's peace by striking each
other, and were fined each three shillings and four pence;" and "said
Pope, his striking of said Rickards' wife, and for other turbulent
carriages in word and deed, the Court have centenanced him to find
sureties for his good behavior." But nevertheless his temper soon got the
better of him again, for we find him, February 7, 1664, and also May 2,
1665, quarrelling with one John Barnes about that fruitful subject of
dispute, a boundary. He is recorded as having taken the freeman's oath
in 1668. In 1670, June 7, he was again overhauled by the authorities,
and as the record says, "fined 10 shillings for vilifying the ministry."
Although be was now over 6o years old, these troubles doubtless
influenced him in the determination to seek a new home, and accordingly
we find him with others, petitioning the Court in 1673 for a grant of
land at Saconnett (now Little Compton, R. 1.). For some reason not
ascertained, this project was unsuccessful, for it appears in the record
that he is "Granted leave since he and others cannot secure Saconnett
neck according to the grant, to look out some other place, undisposed of,
for their accommodation." Acting upon this permission, he secured a large
tract on the east side of the Acushnet river at Dartmouth, tradition says
by direct purchase from the Indians. This location, however, must have
been included within the prior purchase made by Bradford, Standish and
their associates, from the sachems Wesamequen and Wamsutta, on November
29, 1652, which had been, by order of the Court in June,
_Humphrey TURNER __________
| (1569 - ....)
_Nathaniel TURNER ________|
| (1600 - 1646) m 1620 |
| |_Lydia GAMER ______________
| (1573 - ....)
|
|--Mary TURNER
| (.... - 1704)
| _Roger Leachland Of CHARD _+
| | (1570 - 1620) m 1605
|_Margaret Poss LEACHLAND _|
(1602 - 1654) m 1620 |
|_Margaret JONES ___________+
(1590 - 1654) m 1605
[50609] Still Living.
[113801] CHAN20 Jun 2001