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Aeraiel Nancy Toth1 (F)
d. 30 May 1999, #3323
d. 30 May 1999, #3323
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Thomas Bowerman
As of 3 November 1951, her married name was Aeraiel Nancy (?) Bowerman.
Aeraiel Nancy married Revelle Delbert Bowerman, son of Byron Willet Bowerman and Lovina Huddle, on 3 November 1951.
Aeraiel Nancy Toth died on 30 May 1999.
Aeraiel Nancy married Revelle Delbert Bowerman, son of Byron Willet Bowerman and Lovina Huddle, on 3 November 1951.
Aeraiel Nancy Toth died on 30 May 1999.
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Children of Aeraiel Nancy Toth and Revelle Delbert Bowerman- Richard Dean Bowerman+ (living)
Jeffery Allen Bowerman+ (living)
Bennett Gaven Bowerman (living)
Brett Charles Bowerman (living)
Nanette Gay Bowerman+ (living)
Billie Jean Bowerman (living)
Vicki Elizabeth Bowerman+ (living)
Citations
- Name data provided by her daughter, Billie Aredondo, via email dated10 Oct 2003.
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Thomas Bowerman
Last Edited=30 May 2005
Children of Richard Dean Bowerman and Linda (?)- Ashleigh Bowerman (living)
Austin Bowerman (living)
Eric Bowerman (living)
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Thomas Bowerman
Last Edited=2 Nov 2002
Children of Jeffery Allen Bowerman and Karen (?)- Byron Bowerman (living)
Andrew Bowerman (living)
Rachel Bowerman (living)
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Thomas Bowerman
Last Edited=2 Nov 2002
Children of Nanette Gay Bowerman and Fred Hilgendorf- Tyler Hilgendorf (living)
Leah Hilgendorf (living)
Hannah Hilgendorf (living)
Samuel Hilgendorf (living)
Fred Hilgendorf (M)
#3329
#3329
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Thomas Bowerman
Last Edited=30 May 2005
Children of Fred Hilgendorf and Nanette Gay Bowerman- Tyler Hilgendorf (living)
Leah Hilgendorf (living)
Hannah Hilgendorf (living)
Samuel Hilgendorf (living)
Juan Antonio Arredondo (M)
#3331
#3331
Last Edited=30 May 2005
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Thomas Bowerman
Last Edited=2 Nov 2002
Children of Vicki Elizabeth Bowerman and Frank Corey- Aeriel Corey (living)
Peter Corey (living)
Barrett Corey (living)
Slater Corey (living)
Frank Corey (M)
#3333
#3333
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Thomas Bowerman
Last Edited=30 May 2005
Children of Frank Corey and Vicki Elizabeth Bowerman- Aeriel Corey (living)
Peter Corey (living)
Barrett Corey (living)
Slater Corey (living)
Thomas Burge was born circa 1628 in Prob. England.1 He was the son of Thomas Burge , Sr. and Dorothy (?).1
As of 8 November 1648, Thomas was also known as Thomas Burgis.2
Thomas married first, Elizabeth Basset, daughter of William Bassett , Justice of Peace and Elizabeth (?), on 8 November 1648 at Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.3,4,5
As of 7 May 1661, Thomas was also known as Thomas Burge , Jr..6
Thomas Burge , Jr. posted a bond in the amount of 100 pounds, along with Ezra Perry [his brother-in-law] for fifty pounds, and his father , Thomas Sr., who posted fifty pounds, to guarantee the appearance of Thomas Jr. at the General Court to be held in Plymouth the "first Tusday in June next, to answare for a fact of vncleanes comitted by him." On 7 May 1661 at Court Of Assistants, Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA, New England.7 He appeared before the court for to answer for the crime of Adultery. A transcription of the record follows:
Thomas Burge, Junir, being bound ouer to the Court to answare for an act of vncleanes comitted by him with Lydia Gaunt, hee was sentanced, according to the law, to bee seuerly whipt, which accordingly was enflicted whiles this Court was in being, and a 2cond time to bee whipt att Sandwich, att the discretion of Mr Hinckley, on the first Munday in July next after the date heerof; and as concerning the capitall letters to be worne according to the law, it is for the psent respited vntill the Court shall descerne beter of his future walkeing.
And wheras Elizabeth, the late wife of the said Thomas Burge, did vrgently sollicite the Court for a diuorse, the said Thomas burge manifesting little dislike therof, and some if theire relations concurring therin, the Court, considering the nature of the fact, together with the pticulars mencioned, did see cause to graunt the said Elizabeth her desire, and therfore doe heerby declare, that henceforth they, the said Thomas and Elizabeth, are not to bee reputed husband and wife each to other, but are cleared of theire marriage bond, and are fully and clearly divorced; furthermore, the Court doth allow and determine, that the said Elizabeth, the late wife of the said Thomas Burge, shall haue and enjoy one pte of three [one-third] of all his estate, viz, lands, goods, and chattles, as her proper right foreuer; as alsoe, the said Thomas Burge consenting thervnto, att the same time the Court did allow her an old cotten bed and bolster, a pillow, a sheet, and two blanketts, that were with the paire of sheets, with some other smale thinges that are in Willam Bassetts hands, to the value of forty shillings. On 10 June 1661 at The General Court, Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA, New England.6 He and Elizabeth Burge were divorced on 10 June 1661 at General Court, Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA, New England, This union produced no known children, and a divorce, being granted this date, is reputedly the first in Plymouth Colony, on the grounds of adultery, for which Thomas was whipped and forced to fofeit one third of his net worth.8
Thomas married second, Lydia Gaunt between 10 June 1661 and 1668 After Thomas' divorce from Elizabeth, he married Lydia Gaunt and they removed to Newport, RI., where their son, Thomas "III" was born, and who's youngest son, Nathaniel4, eventually returned to Plymouth, then Duxbury. More information regarding this line is available upon request.9
Thomas Burge died circa 1687 in Newport, RI, New England.10
As of 8 November 1648, Thomas was also known as Thomas Burgis.2
Thomas married first, Elizabeth Basset, daughter of William Bassett , Justice of Peace and Elizabeth (?), on 8 November 1648 at Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.3,4,5
As of 7 May 1661, Thomas was also known as Thomas Burge , Jr..6
Thomas Burge , Jr. posted a bond in the amount of 100 pounds, along with Ezra Perry [his brother-in-law] for fifty pounds, and his father , Thomas Sr., who posted fifty pounds, to guarantee the appearance of Thomas Jr. at the General Court to be held in Plymouth the "first Tusday in June next, to answare for a fact of vncleanes comitted by him." On 7 May 1661 at Court Of Assistants, Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA, New England.7 He appeared before the court for to answer for the crime of Adultery. A transcription of the record follows:
Thomas Burge, Junir, being bound ouer to the Court to answare for an act of vncleanes comitted by him with Lydia Gaunt, hee was sentanced, according to the law, to bee seuerly whipt, which accordingly was enflicted whiles this Court was in being, and a 2cond time to bee whipt att Sandwich, att the discretion of Mr Hinckley, on the first Munday in July next after the date heerof; and as concerning the capitall letters to be worne according to the law, it is for the psent respited vntill the Court shall descerne beter of his future walkeing.
And wheras Elizabeth, the late wife of the said Thomas Burge, did vrgently sollicite the Court for a diuorse, the said Thomas burge manifesting little dislike therof, and some if theire relations concurring therin, the Court, considering the nature of the fact, together with the pticulars mencioned, did see cause to graunt the said Elizabeth her desire, and therfore doe heerby declare, that henceforth they, the said Thomas and Elizabeth, are not to bee reputed husband and wife each to other, but are cleared of theire marriage bond, and are fully and clearly divorced; furthermore, the Court doth allow and determine, that the said Elizabeth, the late wife of the said Thomas Burge, shall haue and enjoy one pte of three [one-third] of all his estate, viz, lands, goods, and chattles, as her proper right foreuer; as alsoe, the said Thomas Burge consenting thervnto, att the same time the Court did allow her an old cotten bed and bolster, a pillow, a sheet, and two blanketts, that were with the paire of sheets, with some other smale thinges that are in Willam Bassetts hands, to the value of forty shillings. On 10 June 1661 at The General Court, Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA, New England.6 He and Elizabeth Burge were divorced on 10 June 1661 at General Court, Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA, New England, This union produced no known children, and a divorce, being granted this date, is reputedly the first in Plymouth Colony, on the grounds of adultery, for which Thomas was whipped and forced to fofeit one third of his net worth.8
Thomas married second, Lydia Gaunt between 10 June 1661 and 1668 After Thomas' divorce from Elizabeth, he married Lydia Gaunt and they removed to Newport, RI., where their son, Thomas "III" was born, and who's youngest son, Nathaniel4, eventually returned to Plymouth, then Duxbury. More information regarding this line is available upon request.9
Thomas Burge died circa 1687 in Newport, RI, New England.10
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Citations
- [S136] Katherine W. Hiam, Hiam, Pg. 3 [citing MD15:28]: "Thomas2, Jr., b. ca. 1628, probably in England... d. ca. 1687".
- [S84] Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, PCR VIII, :6 - Tho Burgis maried to Elizabeth Basset the 8th of Nouember [1648. Sanawidg Regester for Mariages & Burials].
- [S136] Katherine W. Hiam, Hiam, Pg. 5 [citing MD 15:28 (1913)]: [Thomas] m. [Elizabeth Bassett of Sandwich] Nov. 8, 1648 at Sandwich".
- [S55] Jr. Caroline Lewis Kardell and Russell A. Lovell, Sandwich VR 1, :4 - [1648] "Tho Burgis maried to Elizabeth Basset the 8th of Nouember".
- [S93] Gary Boyd Roberts, MSR, :544 - "Sandwich, Thomas Burgess, to Elizabeth Bassett, Nov. 8, 1648".
- [S61] Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, PCR III, :211.
- [S61] Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, PCR III, :211 - THOMAS BURGE, JUNIR, of Sandwich, acknowlidgeth to owe vnto our sou lord the King the sume of an hundred pounds sterling, Thomes Burge, Senr, the sume of fifty pounds, and Esra Perrey the sume of fifty pounds. The condition, that if the aboue bounden Thomas Burge, Junir, shall apeer att the Generall Court of our said sou lord the King to bee holden att Plymouth aforesaid the first Tusday in June next, to answare for a fact of vncleanes comitted by him, and in the interem not imbezell away his estate, and not depart the said Court without Lycence; that then, &c. A margin note states "These bonds are withdrawn.".
- [S61] Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, PCR III, :211 - " And wheras Elizabeth, the late wife of the said Thomas Burge, did vrgently sollicite the Court for a diuorse, the said Thomas burge manifesting little dislike therof, and some if theire relations concurring therin, the Court, considering the nature of the fact, together with the pticulars mencioned, did see cause to graunt the said Elizabeth her desire, and therfore doe heerby declare, that henceforth they, the said Thomas and Elizabeth, are not to bee reputed husband and wife each to other, but are cleared of theire marriage bond, and are fully and clearly divorced; furthermore, the Court doth allow and determine, that the said Elizabeth, the late wife of the said Thomas Burge, shall haue and enjoy one pte of three [one-third] of all his estate, viz, lands, goods, and chattles, as her proper right foreuer; as alsoe, the said Thomas Burge consenting thervnto, att the same time the Court did allow her an old cotten bed and bolster, a pillow, a sheet, and two blanketts, that were with the paire of sheets, with some other smale thinges that are in Willam Bassetts hands, to the value of forty shillings.".
- [S136] Katherine W. Hiam, Hiam, Pg. 5 [citing Peter Gaunt:5]: "[Thomas] m. unknown date and place, Lydia Gaunt".
- [S136] Katherine W. Hiam, Hiam, Pg. 3 [citing David L. Gaunt, "Peter Gaunt 1610-680 and Some of His Descendants" (Woordbury, N.J., 1989), Pg. 5]: "Thomas2, Jr., b. ca. 1628, probably in England... d. ca. 1687".
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
Elizabeth Burge was born circa 1629 in Prob. England.1 She was the daughter of Thomas Burge , Sr. and Dorothy (?).1 As of 12 February 1651/52, her married name was Elizabeth Perry.2
Elizabeth married Lt. Ezra Perry on 12 February 1651/52 in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.2
Elizabeth Burge died on 26 September 1717 in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.1
Elizabeth married Lt. Ezra Perry on 12 February 1651/52 in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.2
Elizabeth Burge died on 26 September 1717 in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.1
Last Edited=15 Jan 2004
Child of Elizabeth Burge and Lt. Ezra Perry- Ezra Perry+ b. 11 Feb 1652/53
Citations
John Burge was the son of Thomas Burge , Sr. and Dorothy (?).1
John Burge died in 1701 in Yarmouth, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.2
John Burge died in 1701 in Yarmouth, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.2
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Citations
Jacob Burge was the son of Thomas Burge , Sr. and Dorothy (?).1
Jacob Burge died on 17 March 1719 in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.2
Jacob Burge died on 17 March 1719 in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.2
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Citations
- [S136] Katherine W. Hiam, Hiam, Pg. 3 [citing L. Burt Nye, Jr., "A Genealogy of American Nyes of American Origin," 2 Vols. (East Sandwich, Mass., 1977, pg. 37)] - "Jacob, b. ?; d. March 17, 1719 at Sandwich".
- [S136] Katherine W. Hiam, Hiam, Pg. 4 [citing L. Burt Nye, Jr., "A Genealogy of American Nyes of American Origin," 2 Vols. (East Sandwich, Mass., 1977, pg. 37)] - "Jacob, b. ?; d. March 17, 1719 at Sandwich".
Elizabeth Bassett was born in 1626.2 She was the daughter of William Bassett , Justice of Peace and Elizabeth (?).3
As of 8 November 1648, Elizabeth was also known as Elizabeth Basset.4 As of 8 November 1648, her married name was Elizabeth Burge.2
Elizabeth married Thomas Burge, son of Thomas Burge , Sr. and Dorothy (?), on 8 November 1648 at Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.2,5,6 She and Thomas Burge , Jr. were divorced on 10 June 1661 at General Court, Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA, New England, This union produced no known children, and a divorce, being granted this date, is reputedly the first in Plymouth Colony, on the grounds of adultery, for which Thomas was whipped and forced to fofeit one third of his net worth.7
As of 8 November 1648, Elizabeth was also known as Elizabeth Basset.4 As of 8 November 1648, her married name was Elizabeth Burge.2
Elizabeth married Thomas Burge, son of Thomas Burge , Sr. and Dorothy (?), on 8 November 1648 at Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.2,5,6 She and Thomas Burge , Jr. were divorced on 10 June 1661 at General Court, Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA, New England, This union produced no known children, and a divorce, being granted this date, is reputedly the first in Plymouth Colony, on the grounds of adultery, for which Thomas was whipped and forced to fofeit one third of his net worth.7
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Citations
- Of Sandwich.
- [S136] Katherine W. Hiam, Hiam, Pg. 5 [citing MD 15:28 (1913)]: [Thomas] m. [Elizabeth Bassett of Sandwich] Nov. 8, 1648 at Sandwich".
- [S136] Katherine W. Hiam, Hiam, Pg. 5.
- [S84] Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, PCR VIII, :6 - Tho Burgis maried to Elizabeth Basset the 8th of Nouember [1648. Sanawidg Regester for Mariages & Burials].
- [S55] Jr. Caroline Lewis Kardell and Russell A. Lovell, Sandwich VR 1, :4 - [1648] "Tho Burgis maried to Elizabeth Basset the 8th of Nouember".
- [S93] Gary Boyd Roberts, MSR, :544 - "Sandwich, Thomas Burgess, to Elizabeth Bassett, Nov. 8, 1648".
- [S61] Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, PCR III, :211 - " And wheras Elizabeth, the late wife of the said Thomas Burge, did vrgently sollicite the Court for a diuorse, the said Thomas burge manifesting little dislike therof, and some if theire relations concurring therin, the Court, considering the nature of the fact, together with the pticulars mencioned, did see cause to graunt the said Elizabeth her desire, and therfore doe heerby declare, that henceforth they, the said Thomas and Elizabeth, are not to bee reputed husband and wife each to other, but are cleared of theire marriage bond, and are fully and clearly divorced; furthermore, the Court doth allow and determine, that the said Elizabeth, the late wife of the said Thomas Burge, shall haue and enjoy one pte of three [one-third] of all his estate, viz, lands, goods, and chattles, as her proper right foreuer; as alsoe, the said Thomas Burge consenting thervnto, att the same time the Court did allow her an old cotten bed and bolster, a pillow, a sheet, and two blanketts, that were with the paire of sheets, with some other smale thinges that are in Willam Bassetts hands, to the value of forty shillings.".
Lydia Gaunt1 (F)
b. 2 April 1636, d. after 1697, #3339
b. 2 April 1636, d. after 1697, #3339
Lydia Gaunt was born on 2 April 1636 in St. Peter's, Gowts, Linclonshire, England.1 As of after 10 June 1661, her married name was Lydia Burge.1
Lydia married Thomas Burge, son of Thomas Burge , Sr. and Dorothy (?), between 10 June 1661 and 1668; After Thomas' divorce from Elizabeth, he married Lydia Gaunt and they removed to Newport, RI., where their son, Thomas "III" was born, and who's youngest son, Nathaniel4, eventually returned to Plymouth, then Duxbury. More information regarding this line is available upon request.2
Lydia Gaunt died after 1697.1
Lydia married Thomas Burge, son of Thomas Burge , Sr. and Dorothy (?), between 10 June 1661 and 1668; After Thomas' divorce from Elizabeth, he married Lydia Gaunt and they removed to Newport, RI., where their son, Thomas "III" was born, and who's youngest son, Nathaniel4, eventually returned to Plymouth, then Duxbury. More information regarding this line is available upon request.2
Lydia Gaunt died after 1697.1
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Citations
William Bassett , Justice of Peace1 (M)
#3340
#3340
William married Elizabeth (?) circa 1621 in Leiden, Holland.1,2 He officiated at the wedding of Lydia Hatch and William Gifford on 21 June 1711 at Falmouth, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.3,4
Last Edited=11 Apr 2005
Child of William Bassett , Justice of Peace and Elizabeth (?)- Elizabeth Bassett b. 16261
Citations
- [S136] Katherine W. Hiam, Hiam, Pg. 5.
- [S133] Eugene Aubrey Stratton, Plymouth Colony, :242 [citing Dexter:165] - "He [William] married a third time to Elizabeth _______, and he brought her and their son, William, to Plymouth [On the "Fortune"].
- [S59] New England Historical and Genealogical Society NEHGR, 128:255.
- [S45] Oliver B. Brown, FalmouthVR, Pg. 167; "[GIFFORD]... William and Lydia Hatch, 21 Jun 1711".
Compiler:
Dr. Ronald L. Lahti, M.A., D.A., P.A
South Easton, MA
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