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Ancestor of U.S. President James A. Garfield.
Was Representative of Watertown 9 times between 1689 and 1717, and he held numerous municipal appointments. His house and barn were burnt in the night of 29 Mary 168?, by his servant, Joshua, and on Apr 24, said Joshua was discovered with his throat cut, with a knife in his hand. In 1704 his fence was burnt by Christopher Tompson, who was ordered to be sold into neighbouring colonies.
adm. freeman 18 Apr 1690
Early Settlers of Watertown.
The John Bridge Family, Appendix No. 1, d. aged seventy-four years; was one of the most prominent men of his time in Watertown. He was Captain of Militia, was Representative to the General Court nine times, Selectman twenty years, Town Clerk twelve years, and on the Committee to locate the boundary between Watertown and Newton, Mar. 1, 1704-5. In the earnest and protracted controversy concerning the location of the meeting house, which arose in 1692, he was the leader of the party inhabiting the middle precinct, now Waltham. The town was then divided into three military precincts, the second or middle precinct being sometimes called "the precinct of Captain Garfield's Company." Dec. 27, 1792 (sic), Mr. William Bond and Lieut.Benjamin Garfield were appointed by the town to apply to the Governor and Council to obtain a committee to determine the controversy.
Name generally written Gearfield, sometimes Gardfield or Gerfeld in early records.
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_William Pecche ________________________|_______________________________________________________
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_Hamon Pecche _______|
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_GILBERT Pecche _____|
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| _RICHARD, 1st Earl de Clare FitzGilbert _______________+
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| _Robert Fitzrichard De Clare ___________|_Rohese Giffard _______________________________________
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| _Walter Fitzrobert __|
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| | | _Simon De Saint Liz Earl of Huntingdon and Northampton_+
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| | |_Matilda (Maud) de Senlis De Saint Liz _|_Maud of Northumberland _______________________________
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|_ALICE FitzWalter ___|
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|_Maud De Lucy _______|
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| _RICHARD, 1st Earl de Clare FitzGilbert _______________+
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|_Rohese FitzRichard De Clare ___________|_Rohese Giffard _______________________________________
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Died on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land.
HAMON PECCHE, son and heir, was a minor at his father's death, hiscustody and marriage being granted, 1 January 1212/3, to Hugh de Boues.He appears to have reached man's estate in time to be associated with hisfamily connections in the armed opposition of the Barons to John (i). In1221 he did his service in the campaign against Biham, and served underthe Earl Marshal in the Welsh war of 1223, receiving in September 1225 a grant to maintain himself in the King's service. He was crossing the seaon duty for the King in 1230, and had protection to visit his landsabroad in 1232. In 1233 he was serving in the Welsh Marches. Later hewent on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land, on which he died, probably in the summer of 1241. He married Eve, a foreigner, who survived him. [CompletePeerage X:334-5, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]
(i) His lands in Essex, Kent, Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambs, and Lincs wererestored to him on his return to allegiance, 3 Oct 1217. In Jan 1218/9Bourn was one of the fees of Richmond retained in the King's hand ongiving seisin to the Count of Brittany, and in 1220 Hamon had to make afine for it as one whole barony and part of a barony.
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_Edmund Rice ________|
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| |_MARY (Maria) Appleton _|
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|--Thomas Rice
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| _Edward Frost __________|
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|_Thomasine Frost ____|
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| _Richard Belgrave _____+
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| _John Belgrave ________|_Elizabeth Hadelstone _
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|_Tomasine Belgrave _____|
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|_Joanna Strutt Street _|_______________________
(1533 - 1577) m 1560
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Sudbury until 1664, Marlborough proprietor, returned to Sudbury. Edmund Rice and His Family, p. 50 "Thomas Rice, the son of Edmund, who fled Marlboro at the time of the Indian raid, never returned, but remained apparently in Sudbury for the rest of his life where he bought several small parcels of land from various people. His life was nota long one, for he died in 1681 when he was only about fifty-five years old, leaving Mary with several small children to bring up, the youngest, Elisha, only two years old. He left a will giving to his three older sons land in Marlboro where they wereprobably living. To the fourth son, Ephraim, he gave land in Sudbury to be his as soon s he became of age. The rest of his property he left to his wife who should divide it later between the yourger children. Mary must have been an unusual woman, capable and independent. Unlike most widows, she never married again, but brought up her sons and daughters alone and did a marvelous job at it.
She gave to James and Jonas land in Marlboro and Sudbury soon after they were married. To Elisha also she deeded Sudbury land. In her will she gave to each of her older sons five shillings, to each daughter ten pounds and they were to divide her household goods between them; she made the youngest son, Elisha, executor of her will and gave to him the rest of her property, "my Houseing Lands--and Tenements in Sd. Sudbury." It is easy to read between the lines the particular love she bore this youngest son, the comfort of her widowhood, her baby whom she had reared alone.
Mary died about 1715, an old lady over eighty, having seen many changes form the hadships of early pioneering days; she had experience cold, hardship, and Indian raids; she had seen her children all grow up into sturdy, useful, responsible men and women, a credit to their father she had missed so many years; she had known sorrow and worry, and death,--the kidnapping of the little grandchildren, Ashur and Adonijah, and the death at the hands of Indians of her daughter Mary's fifteen-year-old son Jonathan (White)..." Edmund Rice and His Family p. 67-8 family noted for longevity.
History of Marlborough, Hudson, 1862, p. 432.
Resided in Sud. till 1664, when he moved to Marl., of which township hewas a proprietor. He d. Nov 16, 1681. He had thirteen children, six of whom were b. in Sudbury, the rest in Marlboro'.
A Genealogical Register of Edmund Rice Descendants.
The Rice Family, Ward, 1858, p. 6 -
M. Mary, and resided at Sud. and Marl., to the latter of which he removedabout 1664. The births of six chil. are recorded at Sud., and thoseothers, younger chil., at M., of which he was a proprietor. He d. thereNov. 16, 1681.
The Boston Gazette of Dec. 26, 1768, contains a communication on thesubject of the longevity of his children, in which it is said he d. "at the age of 70 years;" consequently, born about 1611. That his "age was70 years" is manifestly an error, as it makes him only 17 years younger than his father, and about 43 years old before he had a family, neitherof which is probable. Further notice of the publication in the Gazette will be taken when we come to speak of his children under theirrespective family heads.
Will of Thomas Rice, Nov. 11, 1681, proved April 4, 1682, gave to sonsThomas, Peter, Nathaniel and Ephraim, residue to wife Mary, and at her decease to go to "the younger children not mentioned above." "My threebrothers, Henry and Mathew Rice and Peter King to be overseers of my will, " &c. Will of his widow Mary, "May 10, in the 8th year (1710) of Queen Ann's reign," proved April 11, 1715, gave to sons Thomas of Marlboro', Peter, Nathaniel, Ephraim, Gershom, James, Jonas and Elisha, to daughters Mary White, Sarah Adams, Frances Allen and Grace Moore.
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Mero, Carol Smart (casmero at crocker.com)
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Hansen, Linda (rhans at earthlink.net)
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Mero, Carol Smart (casmero at crocker.com)
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_Robert Thompson ____|
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_George Thompson ____|
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| _John Medley ________|_Susannah Rhodes _______
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| _William Medley _____|
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|_Rebecca Medley _____|
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1790 Census shows 2 males over 16 and 1 female over 16
Robert THOMPSON and Clement HAYDEN, his nephew, were sureties for theadministration of the estate of George HAYDEN in 1756.
Will of Robert Thompson, Sept 14, 1804. Copied from the Hall of records,Annapolis, Maryland. Liber JJ #3 folio 137.
"I give and bequeath unto my son Charles Thompson all that part or parcelof land which I purchased of John Baptist Thompson being part of a tractof land called Scotland, bounded and running agreeable to the bounds andcourses which appears at large in a deed which said John Baptist Thompsongave me of the same---All the said land after the death of my wifeElizabeth (except what may be included by a certain marsh herein aftermore particularly described) to him and his heirs and of signsforever---also I give and bequeath unto my son Bennett Thompson his heirsand of signs forever all the tract or parcel of land whereon I now livewhich was conveyed to me by George Thompson and William Thompson beingpart of a tract of land called "Rocky Point" and called in their deed ofconveyance ("The Brothers Sat") Brothers Sal together with all the righttittle interest or claim which said deed hath invested me with to anyland or lands whatever. The said land to include the whole of a certainMarsh or Branch lying on the North side thereof up to the road that leadsto Newtown and it is my meaning that he may said son Bennett or his heirsmay run a fence from the beginning boundary of the land of Scotlandstanding at the side of a branch of a creek called St. Mathias Creek,along the edge of said Marsh or branch so as to include the same asentirely aforesaid---Also I give and bequeath unto my son James Thompsonthe sum of 100 lbs current money of Maryland to be raised and levied outof my personal Estate after the death of my wife Elizabeth----Also I giveand bequeath unto my son Ignatius Thompson the sum of 5 shillings currentmoney---I give and bequeath unto my daughter Susanna Lee the sum of 5shillings current money-I give and bequeath to my daughter Mary Greenwellthe sum of 5 shillings current money-I give and bequeath to daughterEleanor Hall's son, William Nottingham, the sum of 10 lbs current money.I give and bequeath to my grandson, Hugh Hopewell, the sum of 10 lbscurrent money.
The same together with the aforesaid bequeath 10 lbs to William Nottingham
to be raised and levied out of my personal estate. Lastly I give and
bequeath unto my aforesaid son Bennett Thompson whom I constitute and
appoint sole Executor of this my last will and testament all the remaining
part of my estate whatsoever after the deceased of my wife, Elizabeth and
its my will and meaning that she shall possess and enjoy the whole of my
estate both real and personal during her natural life, in such manner asto
make no waste thereof further than necessary for sufficient support and
maintenance and after her decease to be distributed as above bequeathedand
so that my Negro Harry may be at liberty to choose his master at amoderate
and reasonable value---and I do hereby utterly revoke and annual all other
wills or bequests made by me in any former will acknowledge this and no
other to be my last will and testament. In witness thereof I havehereunto
sat my hand and seal this 14th day of September 1804
Joseph Marman
Thomas Maryman
Ethilbert Cecil
Robert Died January 15th, 1807
Robert Thompson of St. Mary's county Maryland took the Oath of
Fidelity and support to the state of Maryland before Richard Barnes,
as certified by Richard Barnes at Leonardstown, MD on March 2, 1778.
The Oaths of Allegiance for SMC. MD., in Special publication of the
National Genealogical society, NO. 15, Washington DC 1957,as taken
from the J. Thomas Scharf collection, deposited in the Maryland
Historical society. Robert Thompson name appears on page 2. The
tittle of the Publication NO. 15 is "Special Aids to Genealogical
Research on Southern Families" This reference can also be found in
"National Genealogical Society Quarterly Vol.. XLI., NO. 3 Sept 1953
pg. 70. Also in Book "Catholic Families of Southern Maryland" by
Timothy J. O'Rourke, pg 81 list both Robert Thompson and Athanatius
Thompson as those who took the Oath from SMC. MD. (also listed is
several other Thompson's. Athanatius would be the son of this Robert)
Information gained by the DAR report tells us that Elizabeth Thompson
wife of Robert died after 1804 (as she is mentioned in her husbands
will)
Bennett Thompson son of Robert died after April 9th 1835 (this is from
the will date) that his wife unknown died before 1835 as she is NOT mentioned in Bennetts
will.
Thomas Thompson son of Bennett was born abt. 1795 SMC. MD (age 21 when
married) died before Dec 30, 1833 (estate records) and his wife Maria
Peacock b. abt 1800 died prior to 12/30 1833 (not mentioned in estate
records) married 5/1/1816 taken from (Maryland marriage records Vol 1,
pg 405).
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Charley More CharleyMoore@cs.com from will
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Paul Tobler tobler@omniglobal.net
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Terri McConaughy at mccon@n-connect.net
Donelly, probate records JJ#3:137
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Randy Dunavan [randyd@texramp.net]
_Robert Trott _______+
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_Richard Treat ______|_Honoria Yumbert ____
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_Robert Treat _______|
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| |_Alice Gaylord ______|_Alice Unknown ______
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_Samuel Treat _______|
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| | _Edmund Tapp ________|_Margaret Unknown ___
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| |_Jane Tapp __________|
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| |_Anne Unknown _______|_____________________
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|--Abigail Treat
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| _John Mayo __________
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| _John Mayo __________|_Unknown ____________
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| _Samuel Mayo ________|
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|_Elizabeth Mayo _____|
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| _Unknown Lumpkins ___
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| _William Lumpkin ____|_____________________
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|_Thomasine Lumpkin __|
(1626 - 1709) m 1645|
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|_Thomasine UNKNOWN __|_____________________
(.... - 1682) m 1626
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