_John Hopkins _______+
| (1614 - 1654) m 1636
_Stephen Hopkins ____|_Jane Strong ________
| (1631 - 1689) m 1656 (1615 - 1679)
_Ebenezer Hopkins _______|
| (1668 - 1712) |
| | _____________________
| | |
| |_Dorcas Bronson _____|_____________________
| (1633 - 1697) m 1656
_Ebenezer Hopkins ___|
| (1699 - 1784) m 1727|
| | _Richard Butler _____+
| | | (.... - 1684)
| | _Samuel Butler ______|_Elizabeth Bigelo ___
| | | m 1664 (.... - 1655)
| |_Mary Butler ____________|
| (1670 - 1744) |
| | _Nicholas Olmstead __+
| | | (1612 - 1684) m 1640
| |_Elizabeth Olmstead _|_Sarah Loomis _______
| (1642 - 1681) m 1664 (1617 - 1667)
|
|--Tabitha Hopkins
| (1745 - 1831)
| _____________________
| |
| _____________________|_____________________
| |
| _Capt. Daniel Messenger _|
| | (1683 - 1751) m 1703 |
| | | _____________________
| | | |
| | |_____________________|_____________________
| |
|_Susannah Messenger _|
(1704 - 1745) m 1727|
| _____________________
| |
| _____________________|_____________________
| |
|_Lydia Royce ____________|
(1680 - 1748) m 1703 |
| _____________________
| |
|_____________________|_____________________
[14102] grandmother of US President Millard Fillmore
_Robert Lawrence ________+
| (1390 - ....) m 1414
_James Lawrence ____________|_Amphilbis de Longford __
| (.... - 1490) m 1455 (1394 - ....)
_William Lawrence ____|
| (1517 - 1572) |
| | _Lionel (Leo) De Welles _+
| | | (1406 - 1461) m 1417
| |_Eleanor\Alianor De Welles _|_Joan\Cecily Waterton ___
| (1418 - 1490) m 1455 (1402 - 1434)
_William Lawrence ______|
| (1542 - 1584) m 1559 |
| | _John Kaye ______________
| | | (1497 - ....)
| | _EDWARD Kaye _______________|_Dorothy Mauleverer _____
| | | (1513 - 1591) (1497 - ....)
| |_Margaret Kaye _______|
| (1527 - ....) |
| | _________________________
| | |
| |_ANN Tirwhitt ______________|_________________________
| (1512 - ....)
|
|--John Lawrence
| (.... - 1609)
| _Richard De Beaumont ____+
| | (1480 - 1532)
| _Roger Richard De Beaumont _|_Johanna Sanford ________
| | (1500 - ....) (1480 - ....)
| _Richard De Beaumont _|
| | m 1527 |
| | | _Arthur Pilkington ______+
| | | | (1482 - ....)
| | |_Jane Pilkington ___________|_Alice Saville __________
| | (1500 - ....) (1487 - ....)
|_Katherine De Beaumont _|
(1532 - 1582) m 1559 |
| _________________________
| |
| _Robert Neville ____________|_________________________
| | (.... - 1542) m 1510
|_Katherine Neville ___|
(1513 - 1550) m 1527 |
| _________________________
| |
|_Helen Townley _____________|_________________________
(1493 - ....) m 1510
[14368]
The ancestral line through Elizabeth Bull comes from Royal
Descents of 500 Immigrants, GB Roberts, 1993. It is probably
valid. The line through John Lawrence was May Clark McCornack's
_Gwilym ap Aron _____+
| (1190 - ....)
_Madog ap Gwilym ______|_Jonet verch Meurig _
| (1230 - ....) (1195 - ....)
_Ieuan ap Madog __________|
| (1270 - ....) |
| | _____________________
| | |
| |_Jonet verch Gruffudd _|_____________________
| (1280 - ....)
_Madog ap Iauan _____|
| (1332 - ....) |
| | _____________________
| | |
| | _______________________|_____________________
| | |
| |_Catrin verch Elidir Ddu _|
| (1270 - ....) |
| | _____________________
| | |
| |_______________________|_____________________
|
|
|--Philip ap Madog
| (1362 - ....)
| _____________________
| |
| _______________________|_____________________
| |
| __________________________|
| | |
| | | _____________________
| | | |
| | |_______________________|_____________________
| |
|_____________________|
|
| _____________________
| |
| _______________________|_____________________
| |
|__________________________|
|
| _____________________
| |
|_______________________|_____________________
_John FitzRoger _______+
| (1386 - 1441) m 1408
_Thomas (Henry) Rogers ___|_AGNES Mordaunt _______
| (1408 - 1471) m 1426 (1390 - ....)
_Thomas Rogers __________|
| (1435 - 1489) m 1483 |
| | _______________________
| | |
| |_Avice Stourton __________|_______________________
| (1408 - ....) m 1426
_John Rogers ______________|
| (.... - 1530) m 1505 |
| | _John De Courtenay ____+
| | | (1384 - ....) m 1403
| | _Philip De Courtenay _____|_Joan Champernon ______
| | | (1400 - ....) m 1428 (1382 - 1419)
| |_Catherine De Courtenay _|
| m 1483 |
| | _Walter De Hungerford _+
| | | (1378 - 1449) m 1402
| |_Elizabeth De Hungerford _|_Katherine Peverell ___
| (1406 - 1476) m 1428 (1380 - 1426)
|
|--John Rogers
| (1507 - 1555)
| _______________________
| |
| __________________________|_______________________
| |
| _________________________|
| | |
| | | _______________________
| | | |
| | |__________________________|_______________________
| |
|_Margaret (Margery) Wyatt _|
(1490 - ....) m 1505 |
| _______________________
| |
| __________________________|_______________________
| |
|_________________________|
|
| _______________________
| |
|__________________________|_______________________
[15928]
Rogers, John (c.1500-55), first Protestant martyr in the Marianpersecution, was the son of John Rogers of Deritend, in the parish ofAston, near Birmingham. He was educated at PembrokeHall, Cambridge, wherehe took his BA in 1525, and in 1532 was appointed Rector of Holy Trinityin theCity of London. He resigned this living in 1534 and became chaplainto the Company of the Merchant Adventurers in Antwerp. At that time hewas an orthodox Catholic priest, but he now fell in with Tyndale andwassoon converted to Protestantism. Before he was arrested in 1535,Tyndale handed over to Rogers his incompleted translation of the OldTestament. Tyndale was burned in October 1535; during 1536 Rogers devotedhimself to completing the Old Testament by adding to it Miles Coverdale'srenderings (published in 1535) of the untranslated books and of theApocrypha, and Tyndale's own translation of the New Testament (published1526). Rogers's only original contribution was the Song of Manasses in the Apocrypha which he found ina French Bible printed in1535. Rogers was also responsible for thepreface, the marginal notes (the first English commentary on the Bible),and a calendar and almanack and other additional matter. Rogers signedthe title-page with the name 'Thomas Matthew' and the book came to beknown as Matthew's Bible. This was the book largely drawn upon for theGreat Bible of 1539.
When Edward VI came to the throne, Rogers returned to England (1548). Hewas given three livings in London and in 1551 he was appointed to aprebend of St Paul's by Nicholas Ridley and shortly afterwards becamedivinity lecturer at St Paul's. With his Protestant views Rogersnaturally sympathized with Lady Jane Grey rather than with Mary Tudor. Hepreached two sermons for which he was had up before the Council, and in1554 he was sent to Newgate. Here, inconjunction with Hooper, Bradfordand others, he drew upa confession of faith of the most extremeProtestant type. He was again examined by Gardiner with much rudeness andeven brutality and was condemned to death as a heretic. When he asked tobe allowed to see his wife, he was refused, and it is said that he mether and his eleven children on the way to the stake. At the stake he wasoffered a pardon, if he would recant, but he refused and he was burnedjust outside the entrance to the church of St Bartholomew in Smithfield.He was the first of the Protestant martyrs, and his example had awidespread effect in encouraging others. Ridley confessed that the newsof Rogers's death had destroyed 'a lumpish heaviness' in his heart.
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Note: aka "Thomas Matthew," "The Smithfield Martyr"
Capt. William Clark of the Lewis & Clark Expedition and Gen. GeorgeRogers Clark are descendants. He was Vicar of Trinity the Less, London and Leader of the AngelicanReformation.
John Rogers contributed to the first full English translation of theBible, known as "The Coverdale Bible" printed on October 4, 1535. He wasburned at the stake in 1555 during the reign of "Bloody Mary" for the"crime" of being a Protestant.
Given the chance to repent, Rogers replied, "That which I have preachedwith my lips will I seal with my blood."
"Everything was now ready for the lighting of the terrible bonfires. Thequeen having declared to the council, in writing, that she would wishnone of her subjects to be burnt without some of the council beingpresent, and that she would particularly wish there to be good sermons atall burnings, the council knew pretty well what was to be done next. Soafter the cardinal had blessed all the bishops as a preface to theburnings, the Chancellor Gardiner opened a high court at St.Mary Overy,on the Southwark side of London Bridge, for the trial of heretics.
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Educated Cambridge, Class of 1525 Martyred, burned at the stake during Queen Mary's Reign
Wrote under the pseudonym of Thomas Matthews and wrote the first EnglishProtestant translation of the Bible, Matthews Bible, for which he wasburned at the stake in Smithfield, England in 1555, with his elevenchildren watching. Took Roman Catholic Orders 1526 after leavingCambridge - before becoming involved in the Protestant Reformation.
In the genealogical part of the address the point of departure for thefamily was John Rogers the martyr who was burned at the stake, in thereign of Queen Mary, Feb. 4, 1555.-Three hundred and nine years haveelapsed since then, but the memory of that epoch is yet frag rant in thehistory of freedom and truth. The martyr, was born in Lancashire,England, and was educated in Cambridge where he attained greatProficiency in Classical and Hebrew literature. He soon became widelyknown as a thorough biblical student and a powerful preacher of theGospel. He was an ardent friend of the devoted scholar and martyr,William Tyndale, and it is affirmed that in connection with him and MilesCoverdale, he entered upon a critical examination of the Scriptures, andassisted in translating them into the English language. This led to theprinting, publishing and introduction into England of the folio Bible in1537. The Bible was the first complete edition of the old and newTestaments in English, and it was afterwards revised and published byJohn Rogers alone, under the assumed name of Thomas Mathews.
His knowledge of language, theology, society and men, eminently fittedhim for this work. He had traveled much, and had gathered an abundance ofinformation for his task. On leaving Camb ridge he went to Antwerp, andfrom Antwerp to Wittenburg, at which place his mastery of the Dutchlanguage enabled him to officiate as a Pastor. In the reign of Edward6th, he was called home by Bishop Ridley and made Divinity lecturer at St. Paul's, and the duties of this office he discharged with zeal andefficiency. But on the accession of Queen Mary to the throne, he becameobnoxious to the government through his eloquence in behalf ofProtestantism-was confined for six months in his own house-then during along period in Newgate-passing through three examinations in which hedefended himself manfully, but was finally condemned and burned at thestake in Smithfield. Soon after his death, one of his friends found adark, dirty looking scroll, rolled up in a corner of his prison cell.That scroll contained a memorandum of his experiences in prison, of his attempts to obtain a visit from his wife, of his conversations with hisjailer, and of the calm, beautiful Christian hope and fortitude that sustained him under every hardship and trial.
_Alexander Ross ________________+
| (1515 - ....)
_George Ross _________________________|_Janet Sinclair ________________
| (1550 - 1615) (1529 - 1558)
_David Ross of Balnagowan _|
| (1582 - 1632) m 1607 |
| | _John Campbell _________________+
| | | (1490 - 1556)
| |_Marjorie Campbell ___________________|_Muriel Calder _________________
| (1550 - ....) (1498 - 1575)
_David Ross _________|
| (1619 - ....) m 1635|
| | _William Murray of Tullibardine_+
| | | (.... - 1582) m 1547
| | _John Murray 1st Earl of Tullibardine_|_Agnes Graham __________________
| | | (1550 - 1613) m 1576
| |_Catherine Murray _________|
| (1586 - ....) m 1607 |
| | _David Drummond 2nd Lord________+
| | |
| |_Catherine Drummond __________________|_Lilias (Lilian) Ruthven _______
| (.... - 1564) m 1576 (1526 - 1579)
|
|--George Ross
| (1646 - ....)
| _Hugh Fraser 5th Lord of Lovat__+
| | (1544 - 1576) m 1567
| _Simon Fraser ________________________|_Elizabeth Stewart _____________
| | (1560 - 1633) m 1589 (1557 - 1595)
| _Hugh Fraser ______________|
| | (1590 - 1646) m 1614 |
| | | ________________________________
| | | |
| | |_Katherine Mackenzie _________________|________________________________
| | m 1589
|_Mary Fraser ________|
(1617 - 1646) m 1635|
| _David Wemyss __________________
| | (1536 - 1596) m 1556
| _John Wemyss _________________________|_Cecilia Ruthven _______________
| | (1557 - 1620) m 1581 (1538 - 1589)
|_Isabel Wemyss ____________|
(1598 - ....) m 1614 |
| _James Stewart 1st Lord Doune___+
| | (1529 - 1590) m 1564
|_Mary Stewart ________________________|_Margaret Campbell _____________
(1565 - ....) m 1581 (1546 - ....)
[36554] Original date 19 Jun 1687.
_____________________________
|
________________________________|_____________________________
|
_Robert Savage ______|
| (1320 - 1368) |
| | _____________________________
| | |
| |________________________________|_____________________________
|
_John Savage _____________|
| (1343 - 1386) |
| | _____________________________
| | |
| | ________________________________|_____________________________
| | |
| |_Amicia Walkington __|
| (1305 - ....) |
| | _____________________________
| | |
| |________________________________|_____________________________
|
|
|--John V Savage
| (1370 - 1450)
| _____________________________
| |
| _Thomas Danyer _________________|_____________________________
| | (.... - 1354)
| _Thomas Danyer ______|
| | (.... - 1349) |
| | | _____________________________
| | | |
| | |_Margaret de Tabley ____________|_____________________________
| |
|_Margaret Dammery Danyer _|
(1346 - 1428) |
| _Robert de Baguley __________+
| | (1275 - ....)
| _William Baguley _______________|_____________________________
| | (1300 - 1321)
|_Isabel de Baguley __|
(1325 - 1364) |
| _Roger de Cheadle de Dutton _+
| | (1270 - 1326) m 1300
|_Clemence de Cheadle de Dutton _|_Matilda de Massey __________
(1302 - ....) (1283 - ....)
[27089]
[S971]
1900 United States Federal Census
[27090]
[S56]
The records of Evelyn Pfingston Dismore
[27091]
[S56]
The records of Evelyn Pfingston Dismore
_James Stewart 5th High Steward of Scotland_+
| (1243 - 1309)
_Walter Stewart 6th High Steward of Scotland_|_Cecilia of Dunbar _________________________
| (1293 - 1326) m 1315
_Robert II King Of Scotland _______|
| (1316 - 1390) m 1355 |
| | _Robert I Bruce Of Scotland_________________+
| | | (1274 - 1329) m 1295
| |_Marjorie Bruce, Princess ___________________|_Isabel Of Mar _____________________________
| (.... - 1316) m 1315 (.... - 1302)
_Robert Stewart Duke of Albany_|
| (1339 - 1419) m 1361 |
| | _William Mure ______________________________+
| | | (1265 - 1348) m 1289
| | _Adam More __________________________________|_Margaret De Lindsay _______________________
| | | (1290 - 1380) (1267 - ....)
| |_Elizabeth More (Mure) ____________|
| (1320 - ....) m 1355 |
| | ____________________________________________
| | |
| |_Joanna (Janet) Danzielstour ________________|____________________________________________
| (1295 - 1330)
|
|--Johanna Stewart
| (1375 - 1439)
| ____________________________________________
| |
| _____________________________________________|____________________________________________
| |
| _John Graham 9th Earl of Menteith__|
| | m 1334 |
| | | ____________________________________________
| | | |
| | |_____________________________________________|____________________________________________
| |
|_Margaret Graham ______________|
(1334 - 1372) m 1361 |
| _Alexander Stewart 6th Earl of Menteit______+
| |
| _Alan Stewart 7th Earl of Menteith___________|_Maud \ Matilda Unknown ____________________
| |
|_Mary Stewart Countess of Menteith_|
m 1334 |
| ____________________________________________
| |
|_Marjorie Unknown ___________________________|____________________________________________