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Elizabeth (?)1 (F)
#3341
#3341
Her married name was Elizabeth Bassett.1
Elizabeth married William Bassett , Justice of Peace circa 1621 in Leiden, Holland.1,2
Elizabeth married William Bassett , Justice of Peace circa 1621 in Leiden, Holland.1,2
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Child of Elizabeth (?) and William Bassett , Justice of Peace- Elizabeth Bassett b. 16261
Citations
William Brewster1 (M)
#3342
#3342
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Richard Warren Bowman
Pedigree for Patricia Joy Bowerman
Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
William Brewster was taxed in 1524 in Bentley-cum-Arksey, England.1
William married Maude Man before 1635 at England.1
William married Maude Man before 1635 at England.1
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Child of William Brewster and Maude Man- Henry Brewster 1
Child of William Brewster- William Brewster+ b. c 15351
Citations
- [S137] Mary B. Sherwood, Pilgrim, Pg. 15 [citing NEHGR 124:25; TAG41:1].
Maude Man1 (F)
#3343
#3343
Her married name was Maude Brewster.1
Maude married William Brewster before 1635 at England.1
Maude married William Brewster before 1635 at England.1
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Child of Maude Man and William Brewster- Henry Brewster 1
Citations
- [S137] Mary B. Sherwood, Pilgrim, Pg. 15 [citing NEHGR 124:25; TAG41:1].
Henry Brewster was the son of William Brewster and Maude Man.1
Henry Brewster was appointed in 1598 at Sutton-cum-Lound, England, Henry Brewster had been the vicar at Sutton-cum-Lound since 1565. In 1584 a James Brewster became master of the Hospital [poor farm and old folk's home] at Bawtry, a mile above Scrooby, and in 1598 succeeded Henry Brewster as the vicar at Sutton-cum-Lound. Though previous researchers failed to find any connection between the various Brewsters in and around Scrooby, Walter H. Burgess, "John Robinson, Pastor of the Pilgrim Fathers"; London, 1920, is convinced that all were related, suggesting that James Brewster was a brother to our Elder William. If so, it is curious that the pilgrims' ruling elder never once alluded to the vicars of the neighboring hamlet. Further research should be completed before accepting this data as fact.1
Henry Brewster was appointed in 1598 at Sutton-cum-Lound, England, Henry Brewster had been the vicar at Sutton-cum-Lound since 1565. In 1584 a James Brewster became master of the Hospital [poor farm and old folk's home] at Bawtry, a mile above Scrooby, and in 1598 succeeded Henry Brewster as the vicar at Sutton-cum-Lound. Though previous researchers failed to find any connection between the various Brewsters in and around Scrooby, Walter H. Burgess, "John Robinson, Pastor of the Pilgrim Fathers"; London, 1920, is convinced that all were related, suggesting that James Brewster was a brother to our Elder William. If so, it is curious that the pilgrims' ruling elder never once alluded to the vicars of the neighboring hamlet. Further research should be completed before accepting this data as fact.1
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Citations
- [S137] Mary B. Sherwood, Pilgrim, Pg. 15 [citing NEHGR 124:25; TAG41:1].
William Smythe1,2 (M)
#3345
#3345
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Richard Warren Bowman
Pedigree for Patricia Joy Bowerman
Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Child of William Smythe- Mary Smythe+ 2
Citations
- , of Stainforth, England.
- [S137] Mary B. Sherwood, Pilgrim, Pg. 15 [citing NEHGR 124:25; TAG41:1].
Prudence (?)1 (F)
#3346
#3346
Her married name was Prudence Brewster.1
Prudence married William Brewster, son of William Brewster, after 1566 at England; Following Mary's death, William married again to the Prudence who was to survive him. John G. Hunt believes that three children were born of this marriage, as listed herein. This data needs to be verified.1
Prudence married William Brewster, son of William Brewster, after 1566 at England; Following Mary's death, William married again to the Prudence who was to survive him. John G. Hunt believes that three children were born of this marriage, as listed herein. This data needs to be verified.1
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Children of Prudence (?) and William Brewster- James Brewster b. a 15661
Prudence Brewster b. a 15661
John Brewster b. a 15661
Citations
- [S137] Mary B. Sherwood, Pilgrim, Pg. 15 [citing NEHGR 124:25; TAG41:1].
James Brewster was appointed at Sutton-cum-Lound, England, as Vicar at Sutton-cum-Lound (succeeded his Uncle, James (#3351). He was born after 1566 in England.1 He was the son of William Brewster and Prudence (?).1
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Citations
- [S137] Mary B. Sherwood, Pilgrim, Pg. 15 [citing NEHGR 124:25; TAG41:1].
Her married name was Prudence Peck.1
Prudence married Robert Peck.1 She was born after 1566 in England. She was the daughter of William Brewster and Prudence (?).1
Prudence married Robert Peck.1 She was born after 1566 in England. She was the daughter of William Brewster and Prudence (?).1
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Citations
- [S137] Mary B. Sherwood, Pilgrim, Pg. 15 [citing NEHGR 124:25; TAG41:1].
Robert Peck1 (M)
#3349
#3349
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Citations
- [S137] Mary B. Sherwood, Pilgrim, Pg. 15 [citing NEHGR 124:25; TAG41:1].
John Brewster was born after 1566 in England.1 He was the son of William Brewster and Prudence (?).1
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Citations
- [S137] Mary B. Sherwood, Pilgrim, Pg. 15 [citing NEHGR 124:25; TAG41:1].
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Richard Warren Bowman
Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
Margaret Perry was the daughter of Edmund Perry and Sarah (?). As of between 187 and 1651, her married name was Margaret (Perry) Freeman.1
Margaret married Edmund Freeman , Jr., age 30, son of Edmund Freeman , Sr. and Bennett Hodsoll, on 18 July 1651 at Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England; Pg.25 [citing MD 14:109] - "Edmund married second Sandwich 18 July 1651 Margaret Perry, by whom he had six children, Margaret, Edmund, Alice, Rachel, Sarah, and Deborah, not Brewster descendants."1,2
Margaret (Perry) Freeman died after 2 March 1684/5 and before March 1696/7, prob. Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA., New England.3 [Date from George Ernest Bowman File found in Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants. "The Bowman Files covering 23 Mayflower Progenitors and Their Descendants" on microfiche, (hereafter GEB File) and date of deed (Shurtleff V:379 Edmund Freeman/Joseph Burge)]
Margaret married Edmund Freeman , Jr., age 30, son of Edmund Freeman , Sr. and Bennett Hodsoll, on 18 July 1651 at Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England; Pg.25 [citing MD 14:109] - "Edmund married second Sandwich 18 July 1651 Margaret Perry, by whom he had six children, Margaret, Edmund, Alice, Rachel, Sarah, and Deborah, not Brewster descendants."1,2
Margaret (Perry) Freeman died after 2 March 1684/5 and before March 1696/7, prob. Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA., New England.3 [Date from George Ernest Bowman File found in Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants. "The Bowman Files covering 23 Mayflower Progenitors and Their Descendants" on microfiche, (hereafter GEB File) and date of deed (Shurtleff V:379 Edmund Freeman/Joseph Burge)]
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Children of Margaret Perry and Edmund Freeman , Jr.- Margaret Freeman b. 2 Oct 16524
Edmund Freeman b. 5 Oct 1655, d. 11 Feb 17184
Alice Freeman b. 29 Mar 16584
Rachel Freeman b. 4 Sep 165[*]4
Sarah Freeman+ b. 6 Feb 16624
Deborah Freeman b. 9 Aug 16654
Citations
- [S131] Barbara Lambert Merrick, MFIP - William Brewster, Pg.25 [citing MD 14:109] - "Edmund married second Sandwich 18 July 1651 Margaret Perry, by whom he had six children, Margaret,Edmund, Alice, Rachel, Sarah, and Deborah, not Brestwer descendants.".
- [S55] Jr. Caroline Lewis Kardell and Russell A. Lovell, Sandwich VR 1, :11 - "Edmond ffreman iunior and Margaret Perry wer maried the 18th of July Anno.Dom. 1651" [Sandwich Town Records, Book I, "General Records 1651-1691, Births Marriages and Deaths," Pg. 171].
- [S131] Barbara Lambert Merrick, MFIP - William Brewster, Pg. 25 - "Margaret died probablt Sandwich, after 2 March 1684/5 and before March 1696/7".
- [S131] Barbara Lambert Merrick, MFIP - William Brewster, Pg. 25.
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
Her married name was Rebecca Perry.
Rebecca married Ezra Perry, son of Lt. Ezra Perry and Elizabeth Burge. She was born before July 1651 in prob. Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England, Perhaps as early as 1648.2 She was the daughter of Edmund Freeman , Jr. and Rebecca Prence.1
Rebecca married Ezra Perry, son of Lt. Ezra Perry and Elizabeth Burge. She was born before July 1651 in prob. Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England, Perhaps as early as 1648.2 She was the daughter of Edmund Freeman , Jr. and Rebecca Prence.1
Last Edited=15 Jan 2004
Child of Rebecca Freeman and Ezra Perry- Samuel Perry+ b. 20 Mar 1688/89, d. a 1730
Citations
- [S131] Barbara Lambert Merrick, MFIP - William Brewster, Pg. 25 - Children (Freeman) by first wife, born probably Sandwich, Mass... Rebecca, before July 1651, perhaps as early as 1648.
. - [S131] Barbara Lambert Merrick, MFIP - William Brewster, Pg. 25 [citing Shurtleff V:2:379; TAG 40:103 110] - "Children (Freeman) by first wife, born probably Sandwich, Mass... Rebecca, before July 1651, perhaps as early as 1648."
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Margaret Freeman was born on 2 October 1652 in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.1,2
As of 2 October 1652, Margaret was also known as Margret Freeman (spelling in birth record).2 She was the daughter of Edmund Freeman , Jr. and Margaret Perry.1
As of 2 October 1652, Margaret was also known as Margret Freeman (spelling in birth record).2 She was the daughter of Edmund Freeman , Jr. and Margaret Perry.1
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Citations
Edmund Freeman was born on 5 October 1655 in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.1,2
As of 5 October 1655, Edmund was also known as Edmon Freeman (Spelling on Birth Record).3
Research Note: Another entry [orig. pg. 171] appears which reads: "Edmond Freeman the son of Edmond Freeman Ju was borne". This entry is not in the same hand as the three preceding entries, and was left unfinished, probably because the clerk noted that the birth of Edmund had already been recorded in the middle of the page. "Oct. 5, 1658" has been added in a modern hand, apparently by Mr. Ellis (Town Clerk), in 1869. A comparison of his "copy" [Sandwich Book 3 "Births 1803-1842, Intentions of Marriage and Marriages 1813-1827" Pgs. 496-510] with the original records makes it evident that he intended to complete the original entry from the one above, but made an error in the year. [Source: Sandwich VR 1:x, xi, 12 (footnote)].
He was the son of Edmund Freeman , Jr. and Margaret Perry.1
On 4 March 1696/97, Edmund Freeman recieved a love and affection Indenture from Edmund Freeman , Jr. who deeded "all that messuage or Tenniment on which the sd. Edmond Freeman Sr. now dwelleth with all the upland meadow Ground marsh and all other lands of what sort or kinds soever which he hath . . . in the township of Sandwich… with his dwelling House barne and orchards." He reserved for himself the right of use of the dwelling house, barn and old orchard during his natural life and "one halfe part of all the profits and gains whatsoever which shall yearly be made . . . and agreed to pay half of the taxes on the property." Margaret Freeman did not quitclaim on the deed.
At a later date, Edmund Freeman, Sr. required clarification of his action and "was informed that he had given away to his son all that he had, leaving nothing to dispose to his daughters," nor for his own use. After his death, his brother John Freeman, Esq. gave testimony about looking into the matter. John also related that Edmund Sr. had complained about a loan of six pounds made to his son Edmund which the son refused to repay on demand. When questioned, the son acknowledged the loan but maintained the money had been repaid [Tag 40:103-110].4
Edmund Freeman died on 11 February 1718 in Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England,, at the age of 62 years, 4 months and 6 days (ts record - see photo). He was buried after 11 February 1718 at Cove Cemetery, Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.5
As of 5 October 1655, Edmund was also known as Edmon Freeman (Spelling on Birth Record).3
Research Note: Another entry [orig. pg. 171] appears which reads: "Edmond Freeman the son of Edmond Freeman Ju was borne". This entry is not in the same hand as the three preceding entries, and was left unfinished, probably because the clerk noted that the birth of Edmund had already been recorded in the middle of the page. "Oct. 5, 1658" has been added in a modern hand, apparently by Mr. Ellis (Town Clerk), in 1869. A comparison of his "copy" [Sandwich Book 3 "Births 1803-1842, Intentions of Marriage and Marriages 1813-1827" Pgs. 496-510] with the original records makes it evident that he intended to complete the original entry from the one above, but made an error in the year. [Source: Sandwich VR 1:x, xi, 12 (footnote)].
He was the son of Edmund Freeman , Jr. and Margaret Perry.1
On 4 March 1696/97, Edmund Freeman recieved a love and affection Indenture from Edmund Freeman , Jr. who deeded "all that messuage or Tenniment on which the sd. Edmond Freeman Sr. now dwelleth with all the upland meadow Ground marsh and all other lands of what sort or kinds soever which he hath . . . in the township of Sandwich… with his dwelling House barne and orchards." He reserved for himself the right of use of the dwelling house, barn and old orchard during his natural life and "one halfe part of all the profits and gains whatsoever which shall yearly be made . . . and agreed to pay half of the taxes on the property." Margaret Freeman did not quitclaim on the deed.
At a later date, Edmund Freeman, Sr. required clarification of his action and "was informed that he had given away to his son all that he had, leaving nothing to dispose to his daughters," nor for his own use. After his death, his brother John Freeman, Esq. gave testimony about looking into the matter. John also related that Edmund Sr. had complained about a loan of six pounds made to his son Edmund which the son refused to repay on demand. When questioned, the son acknowledged the loan but maintained the money had been repaid [Tag 40:103-110].4
Edmund Freeman died on 11 February 1718 in Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England,, at the age of 62 years, 4 months and 6 days (ts record - see photo). He was buried after 11 February 1718 at Cove Cemetery, Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.5
Last Edited=1 Jan 2004
Citations
- [S131] Barbara Lambert Merrick, MFIP - William Brewster, Pg. 25.
- [S55] Jr. Caroline Lewis Kardell and Russell A. Lovell, Sandwich VR 1, :12 - "Edmon freeman the sonn of Edmon freeman iunior was borne the 5th of October 1655".
- [S55] Jr. Caroline Lewis Kardell and Russell A. Lovell, Sandwich VR 1, :19 - "Edmon freeman the sonn of Edmon freeman iunior was borne the 5th of October 1655".
- [S131] Barbara Lambert Merrick, MFIP - William Brewster, Pg. 26 citing Records of the Superior Court of Judicature, Boston, #6397; TAG 40:103-110;.
- [S132] Headstone Photograph; taken by Dr. Ronald Lahti. M.A., D.A. , South Easton, MA, USA.
Alice Freeman was born on 29 March 1658 in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.1,2
As of 29 March 1658, Alice was also known as Eales Freeman (spelling on Birth Record).2 She was the daughter of Edmund Freeman , Jr. and Margaret Perry.1
As of 29 March 1658, Alice was also known as Eales Freeman (spelling on Birth Record).2 She was the daughter of Edmund Freeman , Jr. and Margaret Perry.1
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Citations
Her married name was Rachel Landers.
Rachel married John Landers, son of Thomas Landers and Jane Kirby. She was born 4 Sep 165[*] in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England, The last figure in the birth year of Rachel has been marked over and is now practically illegible. Savage's Genealogical Dictionary, in 1860, and Freeman's History of Cape Cod both give the year as 1659, and it seems unlikely that Rachel was born only eleven months after her sister Margaret, as the date in the Ellis copy, "1653" would have it.1,2 She was the daughter of Edmund Freeman , Jr. and Margaret Perry.1
As of circa 1659, Rachel was also known as Rachell ffreemand (spelling from birth record).2
Rachel married John Landers, son of Thomas Landers and Jane Kirby. She was born 4 Sep 165[*] in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England, The last figure in the birth year of Rachel has been marked over and is now practically illegible. Savage's Genealogical Dictionary, in 1860, and Freeman's History of Cape Cod both give the year as 1659, and it seems unlikely that Rachel was born only eleven months after her sister Margaret, as the date in the Ellis copy, "1653" would have it.1,2 She was the daughter of Edmund Freeman , Jr. and Margaret Perry.1
As of circa 1659, Rachel was also known as Rachell ffreemand (spelling from birth record).2
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Citations
Her married name was Deborah Landers.
Deborah married Thomas Landers, son of Thomas Landers and Jane Kirby. She was born on 9 August 1665 in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.1,2
As of 9 August 1665, Deborah was also known as Deboroath Freemond (spelling from birth record).2 She was the daughter of Edmund Freeman , Jr. and Margaret Perry.1
Deborah married Thomas Landers, son of Thomas Landers and Jane Kirby. She was born on 9 August 1665 in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.1,2
As of 9 August 1665, Deborah was also known as Deboroath Freemond (spelling from birth record).2 She was the daughter of Edmund Freeman , Jr. and Margaret Perry.1
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Citations
George Cosford1 (M)
#3358
#3358
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
George married Margart (?) before 1571 at England ; (Birth of son Thomas).1 The will of George dated 9 April 1601 reads as follows:
The parents of George Cosford are unknown. Although the will of a John Cosford of the nearby parish of Ashby St. Ledgers mentions a son named George, [Sherman, supra note 1 pp. 159-60] that will was made in 1533; if the son George is father-in-law of the Pilgrim Thomas Rogers, he is considerably older than one might have anticipated.
George Cosford of Watford (1601)
"In the name of god Amen the nynth daie of Aprill the yeare of our Lord god 1601 in the fortie and third yeare of the raigne of our sovergne Ladie Queene Elizabeth I George Cosford of Watford in the Countie of Northampton husbandman being sick in bodie yet of pfect mynd and memory I thank my god do make this my last will and testament in manner and forme following ffirst I commend my soule to god almightie and my bodie to be furied in the churchard of Watford Item I give and bequeath unto my daughter Elizabeth one cowe and twentie marks of lawful money of England to be paied to her by five marks yearelie until the said whole some of twentie marks be (illeg.) unto the said Elizabeth And if she shall happen to be married before all the said payments be discharges in manner and forme aforesaid then my will and mynde is that al the money beheld and not paied unto the said Elizabeth of the said some of twentie marks shalbe paied unto her in and upon the day of the marriage of the said Elizabeth Item I give and bequeath unto my sonne John five pounds of like lawful money to be paied unto him whin two yeares next after my decease Item I give to my sonne Gifford tenn pounds of like lawful money to be paied unto him wthin foure yeares next after my decease Item I give to my daughter Marie twentie nobles to be paied bo her in and upon the daie of her marriage and if she be not married before to be paied unto her at the age of thirtie yeares Item I vive to my daughter Clemence twenty nobles to be pied at such tyme as she shalbe willing to depart from or discontinue her abode wth her mother and brother Henry or either of them Item I bequeath unto my sonne Willm five marks to be paied wthin five yeares next after my decease Itemmy will and mynde is that the agreement in wrytinge between me and Thomas Rogers my soninlawe dated the eight daie of October 1596 shalbe pformed according to the true intent and meaning thereof by my wife Margaret Cosford and Henry Cosford whom I make myne executrs of this my last will and testament and unto whom (my debts paied and the legacies in and by this my will bequeathed pformed) I give the rest of my goodes and chattels moveable and unmoveable ungiven and unbequeathed and I make mine overseers John Davis vicar of Watford aforesaid to whom I give two shllings for his paines wth me and Robert Butcher and John Wills my brother and in repect thereof I give to them three sixe penie apiece In wytnesse wherof: John Davis John Wills his marke (proved 15 May 1609)."2
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Child of George Cosford and Margart (?)- Alice Cosford+ b. 10 May 15731
Citations
Margart (?)1 (F)
#3359
#3359
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
Margart married George Cosford before 1571 at England; (Birth of son Thomas).1 As of before 1571, her married name was Margart Cosford.1
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Child of Margart (?) and George Cosford- Alice Cosford+ b. 10 May 15731
Citations
- [S112] Alice W. A. Westgate MF5G-19, :1 - "... Alice Cosford... dau. of George and Margart (-----) Cosford. Both She and Thomas were named in her father's will".
Jan Bloemsaet1 (M)
#3360
#3360
Jan Bloemsaet sold Additional research in Leiden records by Jeremy Bangs showed that to Thomas Rogers in 1616 or 1617 at on the Barbarasteeg, Leiden, Holland.1
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Citations
- [S140] Clifford Stott, "Ancestry of Thomas Rogers", citing NEHGR 142:207 (1989): "Additional research in Leiden records by Jeremy Bangs showed that the house had been purchased in 1616 or 1617 from a baker, Jan Bloemsaet, and that Rogers had sued Blomsaet and his bondsman Gerrit Gerritsz, on 22 February 1619 to release a lien on the house.".
Compiler:
Dr. Ronald L. Lahti, M.A., D.A., P.A
South Easton, MA
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