_John Allyn _________+
| (1500 - 1558) m 1537
_John Allen __________|_Margaret Leighe ____
| (1538 - 1572) m 1557 (1505 - 1538)
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_Rutherford Hayes ________________|_Rebecca Russell ____
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_Rutherford Hayes ______|
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| | _Israel Smith _______+
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| |_Chloe Smith _____________________|_Abigail Chandler ___
| (1762 - 1847) (1741 - 1791)
_Rutherford Birchard Hayes _|
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| | _Roger (alias Birchard) Cornwall _|_Sarah Jacobs _______
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| |_Drusilla Austin _________________|_Abigail Phelps _____
| (1762 - 1813) (1731 - 1816)
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ANDREW MESSENGER was born about 1588 in Yorkshire, England, and died in New England. He married SARAH in England. She was born 1590, and died in England.
Children of SARAH and ANDREW MESSENGER are:
i. ANDREW MESSENGER was born about 1615 in England, and died about 1680 in Jamaica, Long Island New York. He married RACHEL MANNING.
ii. EDWARD MESSENGER was born 1617 in England, and died 12 May 1688 in Bloomfield, Hartford Co, CT. He married DORCAS probably in Connecticut around 1649.
iii. HENRY MESSENGER was born 1618 in England, and died 1681 in Boston MA. He married SARAH CALLOWE OR CALLOWAY in Boston MA.
On June 26, 1837, ANDREW MESSENGER arrived in Boston, Massachusetts aboard the chartered ship Hector of London. He came with the group which included a well-known clergyman, JOHN DAVENPORT. His name appears in Boston in the Book of Possessions, on page 41 as owner of land abutting James Brown's half acre.
He went east from Boston with Reverend Hooker's party. It seems they disagreed with Governor Winthrop's Church rules. Andrew was first on Long Island buying land from the Indians.
Here is an article about the Hector Passengers which I thought would be of interest. It is an excerpt from Calder's wok and concerns passengers accompanying John Davenport. It is as follows:
During Davenport's stay in the united Netherlands, he had received glowing accounts of New England from John Cotton. Unable to foresee the changes which the ensuing decade was to usher in England, Davenport and Easton organized a company to begin a plantation in the New World. The nucleus of the group was composed of the leaders and their families: John and Elizabeth Davenport, who left their infant son in the care of the noble lady to whom the Long Parliament later entrusted the children of Charles I; Theophilus Eaton, who carried with him all the books of the Massachusetts Bay Company, and the authorization of the grantees of the Earl of Warwick to negotiate with the settlers on the Connecticut River regarding title to their lands; Anne Eaton, daughter of George Lloyd, Bishop of Chester and widow of Thomas Yale, the second wife of Theophilus Eaton; old Mrs. Eaton, his Mother; Samuel and Nathaniel Eaton, his brothers; Mary Eaton, the daughter of his first wife; Anne, David and Thomas Yale, the children of Anne Eaton by her former marriage; Edward Hopkins who on September 5, 1631, had married Anne Yale at St. Antholin's in London; and Richard Malbon, a kinsman of Theophilus Eaton, and perhaps one of the subscribers to the company of feoffees for the purchase of impropriations and a member of the Massachusetts Bay Company. With this nucleus many inhabitants of the parish of St. Stephen, Coleman Street, coalesced; Nathaniel Rowe, sent over hastily and without due consideration by his Father, Owne Rowe, who intended to follow; William Andres, Henry Browning, James Clark, Jasper Crane, Jeremy Dixon, Nicholas Elsey, Francis Hall, Robert Hill, William Ives, George Smith, George Ward, all with family names found in the accounts of the churchwardens of the parish. Among others who desired to begin life anew in the wilderness across the seas, and who cast in their lots with the emigrants, were Ezekiel Cheever of the parish of St. Antholin. Edward Bannister, perhaps of the parish of St. Lawrence, Old Jewry and Richard Beach, Richard Beckley, John Brockett, John Budd, John Cooper, Arthur Hallbidge, Mathew Hitchcock, Andrew Hull, Andrew Low, ANDREW MESSENGER, Mathew Moulthrop, Francis Newman, Robert Newman, Richard Osborn, Edward Patterson, John Reader, William Thorp and Samuel Whitehead, probably all from the same neighborhood.
The group chartered the Hector of London, an almost new vessel of about two hundred and fifty tons burden, which had already made on voyage to Massachusetts Bay. After they had engaged their whole estates in the venture, paid their passage money and provisioned for the vessel, the Hector was impressed for the service of the crown. Although the owners petitioned for its release, January 19, 1637, a delay of several months ensued. During this period of enforced waiting, Archbishop Laud learned of Davenport's presence at Braintree and Hackney, but there is no evidence that he made any effort to apprehend him. Early in May the Hector was freed. On June 16, 1637, John Winthrop recorded the arrival of the group from London at Boston in New England.
To ANDREW and SARAH ________ MESSENGER the following children were born:
ANDREW MESSENGER JR. born about 1615 in England.
EDWARD MESSENGER born about 1617 in England.
HENRY MESSENGER born about 1618 in England.
It is not known for certain whether the three sons came to America with Andrew Messenger I. Also not known if his wife came with him or whether she died in England. I do not have the date of death or place of burial of Andrew Messenger I.
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Virginia Messenger Edmunds (pegesus@mepotelco.net)
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| _David B. Weaver ____|_____________________
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| _Jacob B. Weaver ____|
| | (1844 - ....) m 1865|
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| | |_Elizabeth Brubaker _|_____________________
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|_Catherine A. Weaver _|
(1866 - 1926) |
| _Casper Auker _______+
| | (1760 - 1813)
| _Joseph Auker _______|_Maria Brandt _______
| | (1798 - 1871) (1760 - 1840)
|_Suzanna A. Auker ___|
(1844 - 1919) m 1865|
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|_Catherine Rupp _____|_____________________
(1805 - 1882)
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Janice Brickel
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_Samuel A Silvers ___|
| (1837 - 1908) m 1861|
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|--John Silvers
| (1869 - ....)
| _Unknown Johnson ____
| | (1747 - ....)
| _William Johnson ____|_____________________
| | (1775 - 1855)
| _James Luther Johnson Sr._|
| | (1800 - 1882) m 1822 |
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| | |_Mary Hosic _________|_____________________
| | (1776 - 1855)
|_Sarah A Johnson ____|
(1841 - 1931) m 1861|
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(1794 - 1875) m 1822 |
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Sullivan County Indiana Cemetery Records