Ancestors of John Lester Swartz

Ancestors of John Lester Swartz
John Lester Swartz, grand-daughter Viola Irving, and wife Ada Bell Ruth, around 1923.
John Lester Swartz (aka Lester John Swartz)
is the son of William Peter Swartz and Cynthia Sickler.
William P. Swartz
1898. John Lester, left, his brother Aberham.
Elmer Swartz
Brothers and Sisters of John Lester Swartz are as follows:
Frederick J. SWARTZ, Elmer G. SWARTZ, Frank W. SWARTZ, Niles C. SWARTZ (d. 1881),
Aberham B. SWARTZ, Carry M. SWARTZ, (John Lester SWARTZ), Winifred Olive SWARTZ.
John Lester Swartz married Ada Bell Ruth
they had one child: Madaline Swartz. She married Leslie Edward IRVING.
Madaline Swartz married
Leslie Edward IRVING.
Leslie Edward Irving and Madaline Swartz
had two children:
John (Jack) Leslie Irving and Viola Grace Irving.
Jack Irving married Jean
Nickerson.
They had three children.
John, Jeanne and Judy.
Viola Grace Irving married
Robert Bruce SMITH.
They had four children.
Leslie Elaine, Robert Jr.,
Adam Alexander, and
Elizabeth, who died at birth.
Madaline Swartz and
Leslie Edward Irving
brother and sister
John (Jack) Irving and Viola Grace Irving
Swartz Chart A
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Ancestors of
John Lester SWARTZ
• A Johann Philipp Schwartz listed
as passengers on the Sandwich.
Captain: Hazelwood. From:
Rotterdam by Way of Cowes.
Arrival: Philadelphia, 30 Nov 1750.
• Family members intentionally
changed the name spelling
from SCHWARTZ to SWARTZ
after 1770.
8 SWARTZ, Baltas 16 SCHWARTZ (Swarts, Swartz), Johannes (John) Philip
b. abt. 1739 in Schwarzenberg, Germany
(Leobathasar)
(aka Lester John Swartz)
Revised 5/25/2006
replaces all previous
b. 22 May 1805,
Petersburg (near
Easton),
Lackawanna
Township, Luzerne
County, PA
2 SWARTZ, Wm Peter
Occupation
carpenter
10 MILLER, Samuel Jr.
b. 1767 in NY*
d. 9 Apr 1839
Hughestown, PA
b. abt 1807,
Exeter Township,
Luzerne Co., PA.
(some say b. 1796
Fishkill, Dutchess
County, NY)
Died in PA
1 Oct 1865.
M. abt 1832
Both are buried
Greenwood
Cemetery,
Mill City, PA
Lucy died 17 Nov 1891.
Some sources say Lucy
born in Pawlings.
7
b. abt. 1728, in Middlesex County, Connecticut
d. 3 Dec 1807 in Pittston Township, Luzerne Co., PA
On PA 1796 deed identified as “a gentleman of Westmoreland, CT.”
*Pittston, PA (originally Pittstown) was formed after 1768. The Millers
and Phillips were among the first settlers.
PATRIOT
22 PHILLIPS, John (Deacon John)
b. 24 Dec 1751 in Dutchess Co, NY
d. 04 September 1846, Abingdon, PA.
m. 1771
+
+ To Swartz B
23 CHAMBERLAIN, Mary
+
b. 13 Aug 1744, Sutton, MA. d. 9 Nov 1815 in Waverly, PA
24 SICKLER (SEKLER), Johannes George (Jurg)
b. 1728, Palatinate*, Germany. (Possibly son of Matthias)
d. Jan. 1791, Beekman, Dutchess Co., NY
married 1753. Will proved 8 Feb 1791. *some sources say born Munich,
b. 1770-1776
that is highly unlikely and unfounded.
25 UNKNOWN, Kesiah
Beekman (some
b. abt 1732. S ome undocumented sources say Kesiah’s surname
say Exeter),
was EIGHT. Since that is not a known name it may be a variation of
Dutchess Co., NY
HAIGHT/HOYT. Others unproven say surname was KESSINGER.
d. after 1820
(brother of Jacob Some trads say P. Sickler’s wife (13) was Mary Vanderburg, not Mary Burtch
and the “V” in George Sickler ’s (6) name was for Vanderburg. Earliest histories
Sickler b.1773)
say she was Mary Burtch; it is proven Sicklers and Burtches lived side by side.
26 BURTCH (BIRTCH), Joshua
13 BURTCH, Mary
b. abt 1771
d. 10 Jan 1827
“in her 56th year.”
buried “On the farm
of Thomas Brill at
Poughquag” in
Beekman
14 WHITE, Joseph
WHITE, Lucy
(Lucinda)
b. 05 May 1796
in Holmes, Dutchess
County, NY
Named in mother ’s 1848
will as Lucy SICKLER
15
b. 26 Jun 1741. d. 7 JUN 1819 in
Dutchess Count, NY. m. 1768
+
+ To Swartz G
27 CHAMPLIN, Anna
+
b. 1742
d. 13 Jul 1829, Beekman, Dutchess Co., NY
28 WHITE, John
+
+ To Swartz N
b. 15 Feb 1719, Yarmouth, Barnstable, MA
d. 18 Jul 1797 in Fishkill, Dutchess County, NY
m. 1752, Harwich, Barnstable, MA
b. abt 1753 in
29 ELLIS, Tabitha
Pawling, Dutchess
b. 28 Feb 1731, Harwich, Barnstable, MA
County, NY
d. 7 Feb 1810 in Fishkill, Dutchess County, NY
d. 1830 in Pawling
30 BURDICK, Thomas
BURDICK, Sarah
b. abt 1700 Westerly, RI
d. 1761 Westerly
32 BURDICK, Samuel +
33 FOSTER, Mary
+ To Swartz O
Note: Some ancestors of Cynthia Sickler
31 MASON, Dorothy
and Melissa Miller were clearly “Descendants
of Dutchess County, New York.” For the Sicklers
of Beekman Patent, Dutchess, they could only lease land there, All these families would be motivated to migrate to Wyoming Valley, PA
after 1766 in order to own their own land. Dutchess County, NY, is the area shown in red on the map. It borders Connecticut. Some
immigrants were from the Palatinate (such as the Sicklers) and others (Millers, Phillips, and Whites) were English who from RI, MA, VT
or CT. Beekman named after Henry Beekman, who received grant for the land from the British Crown in 1697. That Susannah Phillips
was born in Vermont may indicate her family retreated from war-torn Wyoming County temporarily. In a book called "Settlers of the
Beekman Patent" by renowned Beekman historian Frank J. Doherty it is stated Mary’s (13) parents were Joshua Burtch and Anna
Champlin. Both buried in Beekman Cemetery, Poughquag. It is also known the Burtches lived near the Sicklers in Beekman.
b. in Pawling,
Dutchess Co, NY
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** “traditions” that someone was “born in Holland” can be
misleading. Immigrants from the Palatinate usually docked in
ports in the Netherlands, and babies were of course born there.
People “sailed from Rotterdam” along the routes. Yet, they are
of German or Swiss or even English ancestry and not Dutch.
21 UNKNOWN. Martha
12 SICKLER, Peter
6 SICKLER,
George V.
the Swartz families.)
Wyoming
Valley, PA
No one knows origins of our Hoffman (Hofman/Huppman) family
from Easton area. A Michael Hoffman was a Hoffman progenitor
in that area. He was of German descent. Also SEE CHART Z.
Wyoming County, PA abt 1776
Our Cynthia Sickler (3)
should not be confused with
her aunt Cynthia Sickler.
NOTE: There may be
another generation
between Sarah (15)
3 SICKLER,
and Thomas (30).
Cynthia Ann
But all colonial NE
Burdicks are
b. July 20, 1835
descended from
Luzerne Co, PA
Robert Burdick and
d. 11 August 1896
Ruth Hubbard on
Wyoming Co, PA
Chart N. Also, the
(census records show
line of Thomas and
both her parents born
Dorothy Mason (31)
in New York, making the
is the line known to
Sicklers a later arrival to
have migrated to
Wyoming Co. than the
Miller, Phillips and even
Dutchess County.
Person No. 11 on this chart
is the same as person Number
1 on Swartz Chart B. Person
13 is same as Number 1
on Chart G.
18 HOFFMAN (see Chart Z)
born before 1773.
m. 17 Sep 1789
b. 5 Mar 1808
Lackawanna Twp.
*(named Tryphana 11 PHILLIPS,
at birth, but when her
Susannah
twin, Tryphosa, died,
b.
7 Aug 1773,
she was renamed
Pownal, Vermont
Melissa.)
d. 10 Aug 1849,
d. 27 Sep 1881,
Hughestown, PA
Glendale, Wyoming
buried Marcy
Co. PA
Cemetery, Duryea
*(formed from part of
Luzerne Co. in 1878.)
buried in Greenwood
Cemetery, Wyoming
County, PA
(As a widower William
also married Louise
M. HALL, 08 Dec
1900)
9 HOFFMAN,
Anna Margaretha
5 MILLER, Melissa*
d. 28 Nov. 1927
Chinchilla,
Lackawanna* Co. PA
m. 13 October
1853 in Wyoming
Co, PA
*Balthazar and Anna Margaretha Swartz were named Godparents
on 6 Jan 1792 of a child named Anna Margaretha Fraunenfelder,
showing they were married by that date and living near Easton, PA.
20 MILLER, Samuel, Sr.
RUTH, Ada Bell
b. 28 Mar 1880
Stroudsburg, PA
d. 2 Feb 1949
Youngstown, Ohio
b. abt 1740
19
born in Holland**
d. 4 May 1895,
Glendale, Wyoming*
*Wyoming County was
County, PA
formed from part of
Buried in Greenwood
Luzerne County in 1842.
Cemetery, Clarks
Green (Clarks
Our Millers moved from
Summit), PA
Bedford, Dutchess Co., NY, to
married by
1829 in PA
*(where the Miller and
Phillips families had
settled).
b. 9 Sep 1876
Mill City, PA
(Wyoming County)
m. 19 Apr 1898
d. 24 Mar 1959
Youngstown, Ohio
(Modern Creek, Lebanon, PA)
17 MUELLER, Caterina (Catrina) Ester + To Swartz Z
Some traditions say
b. 11 Jan 1833
Pittston*, PA
1 SWARTZ,
John Lester
(area now part of Luzerne County.)
Married 20 May 1759 Lancaster Borough, PA
married & living
in Petersburg,
PA (near Easton)
by Jan. 1792*
4 SWARTZ, Henry
Photo
1903.
While
employed
at Coney
Island
Dreamland.
d. abt 1827 near Easton, Northampton County, PA
b. before 1773
d. after 1820,
Providence Twp,
Luzerne County,
PA
sons Gideon & Elisha were Patriots in NY
16 PHILLIPS, John or James +
Swartz Chart B
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Ancestors of
John Lester
SWARTZ showing
b. 7 Oct 1696
possibly Smithfield, 17 unknown (b. abt 1660)
N. Kingston, RI or
There is controversy as to parents of John PHILLIPS (8) born 1696.
“10 miles north of
Some say his mother was Elizabeth FOOTMAN, who is referred to in
Providence on
one 19th century reference with no supporting documents. Others
suspect Ruth BURDICK was John’s mother. Another possibility is Mary
Pawtucket River.”
MOWRY, who married James Phillips and had a son John born “after
d. possibly in
1694.” However, John’s paternal PHILLIPS line is more well known and it
West Greenwich, RI is quite likely that he was a grandson of Michael Phillips of Newport, who
m. 1719 probably
was the progenitor of all Rhode Island Phillips families.
North Kingston
4 PHILLIPS, Francis
direct ancestors of
Susannah PHILLIPS
b. 29 July 1720 in
West Greenwich, RI
d. between 1788
and 1800 in PA
Person No. 1 on this
chart is the same as
person Number 11 on
Swartz Chart A.
18 WEST (WAST), Francis, Jr. + + To Swartz D
B. 2 June 1700
+ To Swartz C
probably North
19 MEAKINS, Sarah
+
Kingstown,
b. abt 1676 in Hatfield, Hampshire County, MA
Washington Co, RI
d. in N. Kingston, Washington County, RI
d. after 1747
Arthur (10) was a farmer,
carpenter and innkeeper. The
Aylesworths were red heads.
2 PHILLIPS,
“Deacon” John*
b. 7 Aug 1773,
Pownal, Vermont
d. 10 Aug 1849,
Hughestown, PA
b. 24 Dec 1751 in
Beekman Twp,
Dutchess Co, NY
d. 04 Sep 1846,
Abingdon, PA
interred Hickory
Grove Cemetery
Lackawanna Co PA
b. 22 Jan 1725,
E. Greenwich, RI
d. before 22
Jul 1761
m. 20 Jan 1771
m. abt 1704, Kingston
*Aylesworth family
tradition has Mary as
Aunt of Ben Franklin
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3 CHAMBERLAIN,
Mary
b. born 1659* in Providence Co., RI
d. died 13 Sep 1726 in Quidnessett (*some say born 1666)
23 possibly BARNES, Unice
24 CHAMBERLAIN, Samuel
+
+ To Swartz F
b: 7 Oct 1645 in Woburn MA (baptized 1 Feb 1656)
d: February 08, 1722, Chelmsford, Middlesex Co, MA
26 GILSON, Joseph (Jr.)
13
Uniform of Green
Mountain Boys
(Rangers) during
enrollment of
John Phillips.
(Painting by Lt.
Charles M.
Lefferts.)
+ To Swartz E
b. Oct 28, 1685 in
25 EMERSON, Elizatheth (Elizabeth) + + To Swartz F
Chelmsford,
b. 29 May 1660 Haverhill, MA
Middlesex Co, MA
d. 18 Jul 1722, Chelmsford, MA
d. June 06, 1769
in Westford,
Middlesex Co., MA
m. 7 Mar 1711
in Groton MA
b. Jan 27,1712
or 1713
Chelmsford, MA
b. 13 Aug 1744,
Sutton, MA.
d. 9 Nov 1815 in
Waverly, PA
+
Mary Franklin’s family came from Boston; the immigrant was possibly William Franklin.
Previously the Franklin (Francklyne) families were of Ecton, Northamptonshire,
England., formerly of Abbeville, Picardy, France, where the spelling was Francquelin in
the early 1500s. In France the Francquelins were wool drapers.
12 CHAMBERLAIN,
Samuel, Jr.
6 CHAMBERLAIN,
Joseph
Flag of the Green
Mountain Boys
BROWNE, Mary
22 possibly FRANKLIN, James born 1650
11 FRANKLIN*,
Mary
b. 1683
Kingston, RI
d. abt 1761
Our Chamberlain line is verified by
the World Chamberlain Society.
b. born 1653 or 1656 in England or Wales
d. 9 Nov 1725, Quidnessett, East Greenwich, Kent Co., RI
b. 1683, West
21
Coventry, Kent, RI
d. 5 Jul 1761, North
Kingston, RI
5 AYLESWORTH,
Demis (Dimmis)
Line known back > 100 years earlier to
Henry Ayleworth (no s) and son John
“Lord of the Mannor of Ayleworth” in
Gloucestershire, England.
20 AYLESWORTH, Arthur,
Sr (the Immigrant)
10 AYLESWORTH,
Arthur, Jr.
buried Marcy Cemetery,
Duryea, PA
MILLER, Samuel, Jr.
b. 1660, North Kingston, Washington Count, RI
d. ABT Sep 1724, N. Kingston, RI
m. 12 May 1699
9 WEST, Sarah
PATRIOT
1 PHILLIPS,
Susannah
b. in Rhode Island, about 1660, probably in Newport
d. in Rhode Island near East Greenwich or north of Providence
8 PHILLIPS, John
Some sources say John Phillips (8) was born in
West Greenwich but that is not likely, since the
first land there was purchased from Indians in
1709 and John and Sarah’s daughter Freelove
was born in East Greenwich in 1725. West
Greenwich was incorporated in 1741. The
births of John (8) and Sarah (9) are recorded in
West Greenwich vital records, but after the fact
and they were probably born elsewhere.
+ To Swartz K
m. 17 Jun 1740,
Leicester,
Worcester, MA
GILSON, Anne
(Anna)
b. Oct 22,
1690, Groton MA
d. Apr 15, 1720 in
Chelmsford
died in childbirth
bearing twins
son of Joseph Gilson & Mary COOPER
b. 8 Jan 1666, Groton, Middlesex Co, MA
d. 20 Aug 1735, MA
Married ABT 1687, Groton, MA
27 UNKNOWN, Hepsibah (Mehipzabath)
b. b. abt 1671 in MA
d. abt 1699
28
14
29
7
NEWTON, Hannah
family from
Massachusetts Bay
Colony
30
15
31
* Note: John “Deacon”Phillips (2), born 1751, was a Revolutionary War veteran.
He saw service in the battle of Wyoming and served in the Vermont Continental Line.
Enrolled as Pvt Jan 10, 1776 in Pownal, VT with Col. Seth Warner's Green Mountain Boys. Marched to Quebec and served 4 months and 17 days. Re-enlisted Nov
1, 1776, in David Goff's Co. in Col. Merrick's Reg. Re-enlisted June, 1777 for 27 days. Later served in Capt. Blanchard's PA Co. Also enlisted Dutchess Co. NY, June,
1779 with Capt. Head's New York troops. Placed on the pension roll of Luzerne Co., Pa. 1834 for service in the Vermont militia. • The tradition that Mary Franklin
(11) was an Aunt of Benjamin Franklin comes in part from Mary and Arthur’s grandson Abel Aylsworth (variant spelling), who, when 79 years of age, stated that he
"was named Abel by his grandmother, called Aunt Mary, the wife of Arthur, and was so named for her brother, Abel Franklin, the uncle of Benjamin Franklin."
Arthur Aylesworth or Ayyworth Sr (20) settled in Quidnesset Neck, North King's Towne, Washington Co., RI, where he was appointed an inspector Feb. 6, 1699;
elected a Ratemaker in May 1699; and a Viewer of Fences and Supervisor of Highways on Jun. 5, 1699.
16
Swartz Chart C
Page 3 of 26
Ancestors of
John Lester
SWARTZ showing
8 MEEKINS, Thomas
b. 1580, Achurch,
Northamptonshire, 17
England.
d. 1646 in Boston,
Suffolk Co, MA
m. 1614 in England
4 MEEKINS, Thomas
direct ancestors of
Sarah MEAKINS
b. 1611 in England
d. 10 Dec 1687 in
18
Hatfield, Hampshire, 9 UNKNOWN,
MA
Katherine
m. 21 Jan 1651,
Hadley, Hampshire, MA b. 1584, Achurch,
Northamptonshire, 19
England
Person No. 1 on this
chart is the same as
person Number 19 on
Swartz Chart B.
2 MEAKINS (MEEKINS)
Thomas. Jr.
1 MEAKINS,
Sarah
b. abt 1676 in Hatfield,
Hampshire County, RI
d. in N. Kingston,
Washington County, RI
Father killed before she
was born.
20
b. 6 Aug 1643
Braintree, MA
d. 19 Oct 1675
Braintree, MA
“Thomas Meakins
of Hatfield was killed 5
by Indians”
according to OliverMiner’s Ancestors
and Descendants.
His widow afterwards
married John Downing
of Hatfield.
10
PLYMOUTH
COLONY
21
BELL, Sarah
Catherine
b. 1615 in England
d. 21 Jan 1651 in
Roxbury, Plymouth, 11
MA
buried in Roxbury,
Plymouth
22
23
24 BUNCE, John
WEST, Francis
b. 1585 in Kent, England
son of Edward BUNCE and Katharen. Grandson of Richard
BUNCE b. 1520 in Malmesbury, Wiltshire, England
12 BUNCE, James
6 BUNCE Jr., Thomas
Immigrant
b. abt 1585 in
Kent, England
d. in Hartford, CT
25
immigrant
m. 1604 in England
b. abt 1612, England
(poss. Seabrook, Kent)
d. before Aug,
26
1682, Hartford,
3 BUNCE, Mary
Hartford County, CT 13 RAYNOR,
b. 17 Sep 1645
He was a "sturdy
Elizabeth
Hatfield, Hampshire,
Puritan, who was at
b. 1589 England.
MA
Hartford in 1639, a
27
d. in England
d. 03 May 1693
landed proprietor."
Hatfield, Hampshire,
m. before 25 Feb 1666 Thomas (14) buried
MA
Old Central Burial
He and Sarah were
Thomas Bull (14)
Ground, Hartford, CT
As a widow, Mary
early members of the
28
was one of the
married John DEMING
First Church, Hartford, 14 BULL, Thomas
founders of Hartford, of Hatfield
but separated from it,
Captain
Connecticut. At age
and joined Second or
25 on 11 Sep 1635, he sailed from
South Church by 1670.
b. 10 June 1605
Sandwich, England, on the Hopewell,
London, England 29
Capt. Babb commanding. Came to
d. 12 Oct 1684
7 BULL, Sarah
Hartford, CT
Massachusetts Colony in Boston or
b. 1612 in England
m. 1643, Hartford
Cambridge until the following spring
d. Jan 1693/94 or
30
when he was enrolled in a company of
1683 in Hartford,
15 UNKNOWN,
volunteers sent to aid the new settlement
Hartford Co., CT
Susannah
BULL, William
b. abt. 1580, Manuden, Hertfordshire, England
d. Manuden, Hertfordshire, England
ALLYN, Joan (Jone)
b. 1584, Manuden, Hertfordshire, England
daughter of Robert ALLIN
in Connecticut. Served under Capt. John
b. 1610. d. Hartford
Mason in the Pequot war in 1637. Land was
12 Aug 1680
31
granted to five of Capt. Mason's companions for their
service against the Pequots. In his will in 1684 Thomas Bull
called this property the “Great Swamp Land received from the Country.” Thomas and Susanna Bull are buried in the old Center Church
Burying Ground. Stone reads: “Here lyeth the body of Capt. Thomas Bull, who died October 1684. He was one of the first settlers of Hartford;
a lieutenant in the great and decisive battle with the Peqots at Mystic May 27th 1637; and Commander of the Fort at Saybrook in July, 1675,
when its surrender was demanded by Major Andross.” Thomas Bull's name is included among the 101 inscribed on the monument erected in
memory of the first settlers of Hartford.
16 WEST, Richard
Swartz Chart D
Page 4 of 26
8 WEST, Thomas
Ancestors of
John Lester
SWARTZ showing
b. abt 1564
in Harsworth,
17
England
d. Edelsborough,
Buckingham
PLYMOUTH
COLONY
4 WEST (WAST)
Matthew
direct ancestors of
Francis WEST, Jr.
married 1588
in Edelsworth,
England
b. 1598, Harsworth,
England
lived in Lynn, MA
in 1636 and made
freeman on
9 Mar 1637.
Migrated to
Newport,
Rhode Island
after 1646
PLYMOUTH
COLONY
18
9 SANKEY, Elizabeth
b. ABT. 1568,
Edelsborough,
19
Buckingham,
England
d. in Edelsborough,
Buckingham
d. 1659, Newport,
Newport, RI
2 WEST, Francis
John, Sr.
b. 1631, Duxbury,
Plymouth, MA
d. 2 Jan 1696,
Kingston,
Washington Co.
Rhode Island
20
married 1622
10
21
5
b. in England
1 WEST, Francis, Jr.
b. ABT 1660, Duxbury,
MAor N. Kingstown, RI
d. ABTSep 1724, N.
Kingston, RI
m. 12 May 1699 East
Greenwich, Kent Co, RI
b. Harsworth, Buckingham, England
d. Edelsborough, Buckingham
22
11
Our line to Mayflower passenger George Soule is
verified by The Mayflower Society. Brad Swartz
(great-grandson of John Lester Swartz’s brother
Elmer) is a member of the Society.
m. by 1660
MEAKINS, Sarah
(Hilliard)
23
24
12 SOULE, Robert
MAYFLOWER
1620
6 SOULE, George, Sr.
b. ABT1593, Eckington,
Worcestershire, Eng.
PLYMOUTH
COLONY
3 SOULE, Susanna
b. 25 Jun 1642,
Duxbury,
Plymouth, MA
d. ABT18 Sep 1684,
Kingston, North
Washington Co. RI
buried North Kingston
(Kingstown) RI
Person No. 1 on this
chart is the same as
person Number 18 on
Swartz Chart B.
d. bet 20 Sep 1677
22 Jan 1679,
Duxbury, Plymouth,
13 TYLSON,
MA
26 TYLSON, William
b. 1539, Pinchbeck, L., England
Elizabeth
George Soule
arrived on the
Mayflower in 1620
and was one of the
41 signers of the
Mayflower Compact
m. ABT1626,
Duxbury, Plymouth,
MA
b. 1 Feb 1565,
Pinchbeck, L.,
England
27
B
Duxbury
28
14
7 BECKETT (Bucket),
Mary
PLYMOUTH
COLONY
b. 1564,
25
Lincolnshire,
England
d. 1612, Eckington,
Worcester, England
b. ABT1602, England
d. 16 Dec 1676,
Duxbury, Plymouth,
MA
15
(some sources say
lived 1593-1679)
29
Plymouth
30
31
The Duxbury church was gathered in 1632. Town incorporated 1637. Duxbury (or Duxborough,
seen at B on map) was the second town created in the Plymouth colony. Plymouth (A) was the first.
A
16
8 BROWN
(BROWNE), Arthur
Swartz Chart E
Page 5 of 26
Ancestors of
John Lester
SWARTZ showing
b. 1574, High
Wycombe,
17
Buckinghamshire
England
4 BROWN (BROWNE),
Rev. Chaddus (Chad),
The immigrant
direct ancestors of
Mary BROWNE
Person No. 1 on this
chart is the same as
person Number 21 on
Swartz Chart B.
2 BROWNE (Brown),
Rev. John
b. 1629 or 1630,
High Wycombe,
Buckingham, England
d. 13 SEP1677,
5
Providence, RI
1 BROWNE, Mary
b. 28 Aug 1666,
Providence, RI
d. BEF 1725, East
Greenwich, Kent, RI
surveyor
Also Elder and Pastor
First Baptist Church,
Providence
b. ABT 1600, England
Resided in High
18
Wycombe, Co.
9
Bucks, England.
Pastor First Baptist
Church of Providence,
RI, succeeding Roger
19
Williams
d. ABT 1663,
prob. Providence, RI
m. 11 Sep 1626,
High Wycombe, Co.
Buckinghamshire,
20
England.
both arrived July
10 SHARPARROW,
1638, ship Martin
Henrye
SHARPAROWE
(SHARPARROW),
Elizabeth
b. abt 1598,
Melchbourne,
Bedfordshire,
England
chr. 11 Dec 1598
Resided in High
Wycombe
d. ABT1672,
Providence, RI
married 1654
(an earlier sister also named
Mary died at a young age)
AYLESWORTH,
Arthur, Sr
ANCESTOR
A.Lincoln
22
11
23
24 HOLMES (HULME), Robert, Sr.
12 HOLMES (HULME),
Robert, Jr.
6 HOLMES, Obadiah
“the immigrant”
b. 1635 in
Lancashire, England
d. after 1690
m. 1630 in
Collegiate Church.
Obadiah Holmes (6) and Katherine
Hyde (7) to Abraham Lincoln
Came from England
to MA in 1639
Obadiah Holmes married Katherine Hyde.
Their daughter Lydia Holmes married
Samuel Lincoln.
Their son Mordecai Lincoln, Jr. married
Hannah Salter, daughter of Sarah Jones &
Richard Salter.
Their son John Lincoln married Rebecca
Morris
Their son Abraham Lincoln (I) married
Bathsheba Herring.
Their son Thomas Lincoln married Nancy
Hanks.
Their child was Abraham Lincoln,
16th President of the United States.
ANCESTOR
A.Lincoln
7
HYDE, Katherine
(Catherine)
b. 1553 in Reddish, Lancashire, England
d. after 14 Jan. 1604/5 in Chester, Cheshire, England
son of George Hulme
b. 18 Aug 1578,
25 UNKNOWN, Alice
of Reddish,
b. 1557 in Reddish
Lancashire, Eng.
buried 7 Sept. 1610 in Manchester, Lancashire
d. 24 Nov 1649,
Stockport, Cheshire,
England
"the much persecuted
and whipped saint"
m. 8 Oct 1605,
b. 1606, Preston,
Stockport, Cheshire,
Lancaster, England
England
d. 15 Oct 1682,
Newport,
13 JOHNSON,
Newport Co., RI
Katherine
3 HOLMES.
Mary
Their son Mordecai Lincoln (Sr.) married
Sarah Bowne, daughter of John Bowne and
Martha.
21
26 JOHNSON, William
b. 1548, Stockport, Cheshire, England
b. 1584, of
27 UNKNOWN
Stockport,
Cheshire, England
b. Abt 1559, Stockport, Cheshire
d. 1630, Stockport,
The disproved rumor that President Abraham
Cheshire
28 Lincoln was not the biological son of Thomas
buried 8 Sep 1630
14 HYDE, Gilbert
b. abt 1582
Repton,
Derbyshire
England
b. 27 Oct 1608, of
Reddish, Manchester,
Lancashire, England
d. 1684 , Newport,
15 UNKNOWN
Rhode Island
b. abt 1587
Repton,
Derbyshire
29
30
31
Lincoln was first circulated by his political
opponents during his nomination for president in
1860. In Lincoln’s time a total of 16 individuals
were claimed to be his actual father. Among these
was Abraham Enloe. The Enloe claims have been
disproved by Edward Steers, Jr. Steers writes
“The legend that a man named Abraham Enloe
fathered a boy whose mother was named Nancy
Hanks may be true, but the woman clearly was
not the Nancy Hanks who married Thomas Lincoln
and the baby was not Abraham Lincoln who
became the 16th President.” Steers adds, “The
North Carolina tradition has no documentation
(primary records) of any sort, and fails when
challenged by all the existing documentation that
does exist. It is based exclusively on one man’s
writings decades after Lincoln’s death, and to
nothing more.”
16
Swartz Chart F
Page 6 of 26
8
17
Ancestors of
John Lester
SWARTZ showing
4 CHAMBERLAIN,
Thomas
direct ancestors
of Samuel
CHAMBERLAIN, Jr.
18
Resided Charleston, 9
MAand later in
Woburn and
Chelmsford, MA
19
2nd wife was
Mary PARKER
m. 19 Apr 1674
2 CHAMBERLAIN,
Samuel
20
Brother of two
other well-known
10
immigrants of that
time, William and
Edmund Chamberlain
b: 7 Oct 1645 in
Woburn MA
(baptized 1 Feb 1656)
d: February 08, 1722,
Chelmsford,
Middlesex Co, MA
21
5 UNKNOWN, Mary
1 CHAMBERLAIN,
Samuel, Jr.
b. Oct 28, 1685 in
Chelmsford,
Middlesex Co, MA
d. June 06, 1769
in Westford,
Middlesex Co., MA
b. 1615 in England
d. after Feb 08,
1691 or 1692
b. in England
22
11
m. 1 July 1683
23
ANCESTOR
R.W.
Emerson
GILSON, Anne
24 EMERSON, Alexander
12 *EMERSON, Thomas
6 EMERSON, Robert
(immigrant)
b. 1589 (some
sources say 1584) 25
in Searby , Cadney,
Lincolnshire, England
d. Christmas Day
1657 in Howsham,
Cadney, Lincolnshire,
m. 10 Aug 1612
in Cadney
born and baptized
8 Nov 1629,
Cadney, Lincolnshire,
3 EMERSON,
England
Elizatheth (Elizabeth) d. 25 Jun 1694,
Haverhill, Essex,
13 FROE (FROW)
b. 29 May 1660
Massachusetts
Margaret
Haverhill, MA
b. abt.1591
d. 18 Jul 1722,
married in Rowley,
Cadney,
Chelmsford, MA
Essex, 4 Jan 1658.
Lincolnshire,
Emigrated 1658.
England
d. 1657,
1 on this
Howsham
Person No.
chart is the same as
person Number 12 on
Swartz Chart B.
b. 1550, in Howsham, Cadney, Lincolnshire, England
d. 8 Oct 1605 in Searby, Lincolnshire
father: George Emerson of Sereby; g-father John Emerson of Folkingham
HORNSLEY (HORNSEY), Jennet or Jeannet
b. 1 July 1575, Lincolnshire, England
d. 1 June 1612, Sereby, Lincolnshire
(daughter of John Hornsey)
26
27
28
14 GRANT, Thomas
29
7
GRANT, Anne
b. 21 Dec 1637 in
Cottingham, Yorkshire,
30
England
d. 28 July 1718,
15 HABURNE, Jane
80 years of age
*Connection to Ralph Waldo Emerson.
31
Thomas Emerson (12) was also the great-great-great-great grandfather of RALPH WALDO EMERSON.
As follows: Thomas Emerson and 1st wife Elizabeth Brewster > Edward EMERSON and spouse Rebecca WALDO > Joseph EMERSON bapt. 25
Jun 1620 and 2nd wife Elizabeth BULKELEY, b. 1638, Concord, MA> Peter EMERSON b. 1673, Mendon, MAand Anna BROWN, b. 23 Mar
1678, Reading, MA> Daniel EMERSON b. 20 May 1716, Reading, MAand spouse Hannah, b. 3 Dec 1722, Malden, MA> Samuel EMERSON b.
6 Sep 1764, Hollis, NH and Olive BARRELL, b. 9 Feb 1768, York, MA > Ralph Waldo EMERSON b. 11 Feb 1806, Kennebunk, MA.
8 BIRCH (BURCH), 16 BURCH, Jeremiah
b. 14 Jul 1649 Stratford, Fairfield, CT
Jonathan
Swartz Chart G
Page 7 of 26
b. 1684, Stonington,
New London, CT
d. abt 1767
Stonington, CT
17
m. 22 Aug 1706
in Stonington
Ancestors of
John Lester SWARTZ
showing
direct ancestors of
Mary BURTCH
4 BURTCH (BURCH)
John
b. 4 Jun 1711
Stonington, New
London, CT
m. 23 Jun 1737
d. abt 1716 Stonington, New London, CT
+ To Swartz H
18 RATHBONE, John III
9 RATHBONE,
Mercy
b. 1655/1658, New Shoreham, RI
d. 6 Oct 1702 in New Shoreham
m. 11 Nov 1686
b. 3 Oct 1688
+ To Swartz I
Block, Island,
19 DODGE, Ann
Newport, Rhode Island
b.
1660,
New
Shoreham,
Block
Island,
Newport,
RI.
d. aft 28 1767 Feb
d. 1723 in , Block Island, Newport, RI.
Stonington, New
London, CT
2 BURTCH, Joshua
20
b. 26 Jun 1741.
Stonington, New
London, Connecticut
d. 7 JUN 1819 in
Dutchess Count, NY
m. 1768
10
21
5 BESSEY, Mary
1 BURTCH,
Mary
b. 1715, Stonington,
New London, CT
22
11
b. abt 1771
d. 10 Jan 1827
“in her 56th year.”
buried in unnamed
burying grounds in
Beekman
23
24 CHAMPLIN, William
SICKLER, Peter
12 CHAMPLIN, William
+ To Swartz M
b. 1654, in Newport, Rhode Island
d. 1 Dec 1715, Westerly, Washington County, RI
PATRIOT
6 CHAMPLIN,
Captain Joshua
3 CHAMPLIN, Anna
b. 1742
d. 13 Jul 1829,
Beekman, Dutchess
Co., NY
(Anna’s brother Elisha
is buried in
Poughquag's Beekman
Cemetery (aka:
Community Ground;
aka: Poughquag
Cemetery)
7
Person No. 1 on this chart
is the same as person
Number 13 on Swartz
Chart A.
b. 1710 in Westerly,
Rhode Island
d. 1790, Beekman, NY
Commander in
American Revolution,
Commissioned
June 3, 1745.
13
He was an an
Associator and
commanded a
company of
Dutchess County,
New York militia,
1775. (Source:DAR)
14
m. 11 Jun 1730
THOMSON,
Bridget
b. 1677 in
25 BABCOCK, Mary
Westerly,
b. 1655 in Charleston, Rhode Island
Washington County,
d. Spring of 1747 in Charleston, RI (some say Westerly, RI)
Rhode Island
m. 18 Apr 1700
Mary (25) was dau of James BABCOCK (b. 1612 Essex County,
England, d. 12 JUN 1679) and Sarah UNKNOWN.
26 CLARKE, Joseph Jr
CLARKE, Mary
+
+ To Swartz J
b. 11 Feb 1642, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island
d. 11 Jan 1726, Westerly, Washington Co., Rhode Island
m. 16 Nov 1664
b. 27 Dec 1680,
27 HUBBARD, Bethiah
Westerly,
b. 19 Dec 1646, Agawam, Springfield, Hampden, MA
Washington County,
d. 17 Apr 1707, Westerly, Washington County, RI
Rhode Island
daughter of Samuel HUBBARD and Tasy COOPER
d. 1760 Westerly
28 THOMPSON, John
THOMPSON,
Captain Isaac
b. abt 1671
29 UNKNOWN, Mary
Westerly,
Washington Co., RI
d. 1738, Westerly
b. 14 Oct 1711
d. after 1790
m. 21 JUN 1730 First
Congregational
15 HOLMES, Mary
Church, Stonington,
b. 1676
Connecticut
d. 1751
30 HOLMES, Joshua
31 CHESEBROUGH, Abigail
This line can be traced further
8 RATHBONE,
Richard
Swartz Chart H
Page 8 of 26
Ancestors of
John Lester SWARTZ
showing
direct ancestors of
John RATHBONE III
b. 1538, Ditton, Lancashire, England.
d. Jun 1587 in Ditton, Lancashire
buried 8 Jun 1587 in Farnworth Chapel, Ditton
m. 8 Feb 1566 in Farnworth Chapel
b. 26 Nov 1570,
Farnworth, Prescott,
Lancaster, England.
d. 7 Nov 1623
17 UNKNOWN, Ellen
Ditton, Lancaster
b. abt 1538
d. abt 28 NOV 1587 Farnworth, Lancashire, England
4 RATHBONE
(RATHBUN)
John “The Pilgrim”
The "original ancestor" of American Rathbuns
and Rathburns is John Rathbone (2) baptized
at Farnworth Chapel near Ditton, Lancashire,
England on March 8, 1629. He appears in
Dorchester, MAin 1660 and is part of group
that purchases and settles Block Island off the
coast of Rhode Island in 1661.
16 RATHBONE, William
Some sources say the parents of John RATHBONE (4) were
Thomas Rathbone and Grace Coppowe, but all sources agree
that William (16) was his grandfather or g-grandfather.
m. 13 Oct 1588
b. abt 1596, Farnworth,
Prescott, Lancaster,
England.
9 WHIPPLE,
d. 7 Feb 1654
Marion
Ditton, Prescott,
Lancaster, England
m. 13 Apr 1616 in
Farnworth, Lancashire,
England
2 RATHBONE, John II
18
19
20
b. 8 Mar 1629,
Ditton, Prescott Parrish,
Lancashire, England
d. 6 Oct 1702 in New
Shoreham, Block
Island, Newport, RI
10
21
5 CHILDWALL, Alice
1 RATHBONE,
John III
b. 1655/1658, New
Shoreham, RI
d. 6 Oct 1702 in New
Shoreham
m. 11 Nov 1686
b. 1596
Ditton, England
d. 7 Feb 1654
Ditton, Lancaster,
England
m. 1654 Rock Island,
Rhode Island
11
22
23
24
DODGE, Ann
12
25
6 ACRES, Thomas
b. abt 1600
South Molton, Devon,
England
3
26
ACRES, Margaret
b, 15 Sep 1633
Whiston, Lancashire,
England
Chrs. 5 Sep 1633
Farnworth Chapel,
Prescott Parish,
Lancashire, England
d. 10 Mar 1716
New Shoreham,
Newport, Rhode Island
(some say d. 1702)
13
27
28
14
29
7
Person No. 1 on this chart
is the same as person
Number 18 on Swartz
Chart G.
30
15
31
16 DODGE, Oliver
Swartz Chart I
Page 9 of 26
8 DODGE, Isaac
b. 1531
b. 1574
Ancestors of
John Lester SWARTZ
17
showing direct
ancestors of
Ann DODGE
4 DODGE, John
b. 1600,
Suffolk, England
9
18
19
2 DODGE, Tristam I,
Sergeant
20
b. 1628 in New
Shoreham, Suffolk,
England
d. before 6 Dec. 1683.
at Block Island,
5
Newport, RI
Some say d. 1720.
1 DODGE, Ann
b. 1660, New
Shoreham, Block
Island, Newport, RI.
d. 1723 in , Block
Island, Newport, RI.
RATHBONE,
John III
Tristam DODGE (2) was made freeman 4
May 1664 and Sergeant in 1676, during
King Philip's War. On 14 Apr 1665 he had
a license from the government of New
York which had jurisdiction at that time, to
purchase the island called No Man's Land,
500 acres in size, southwest of Martha's
Vineyard. He went before the Warden's
Court at New Shoreham, the town on
Block Island, on 13 Dec. 1681 and 31
August 1682 with Nathaniel Briggs, on
charges of stealing. He declared he was
of "very brittle memory," and, as Moriarty
put it, the case was settled.
10
21
22
11
23
24
12
25
6
26
3 MANSFIELD, Anne
13
b. 1619 in New
Shoreham, Newport,
Rhode Island
27
28
14
29
Person No. 1 on this chart
is the same as person
Number 19 on Swartz
Chart G.
7
30
15
31
16 CLARKE, John
Swartz Chart J
Page 10 of 26
8 CLARKE, John
b. 11 Feb 1541
Westhrop, Suffolk,
England, England
d. 4 Apr 1598
17 UNKNOWN, Margaret
Finningham, Suffolk,
England
m. 12 Oct 1567
Ancestors of
John Lester SWARTZ
showing direct
ancestors of
Joseph CLARKE, Jr
4 CLARKE, Thomas
b. 1 Nov 1570
Westhorpe, Suffolk,
England
d. 29 Jul 1627
Westhorpe, Suffolk,
England
m. 13 May 1600
in Westthorpe
Person No. 1 on this chart
is the same as person
Number 26 on Swartz
Chart G.
9 COOKE,
Katherine
18 COOKE CAREWE, John
b. 1515 in Westhorpe, Suffolk, England
m. 8 May 1540. Son of Humphrey COOKE and Matilda
b. 12 Feb 1546
Westhorpe, Suffolk, 19 CARTER, Alice
England
b. 1519, Westhorpe, Suffolk, England
d. 27 Mar 1598
daughter of John CARTER,
Finningham, Suffolk,
England
2 CLARKE, Joseph
20 KERRIDGE, Robert
b. 9 Dec 1618
Westhorpe, Suffolk,
England
5
d. 1 Jun 1694
Westerly, Washington,
Rhode Island
m. 16 Nov 1664
in Newport, RI
1 CLARKE,
Joseph Jr
b. 11 Feb 1541. Westhorpe, Suffolk, England
d. 3 May 1559, Finningham, Suffolk, England
b. 11 Feb 1642,
Newport, Newport
County, Rhode Island
d. 11 Jan 1726,
Westerly, Washington
Co., Rhode Island
m. 16 Nov 1664
b. abt 1505, Saxtead, Suffolk, England
d. 13 Apr 1578, Bedfield, Suffolk
KERIDGE
(KERRICH
orHERRIGE),
Rose
b. 13 Apr 1572
Saxtead, Suffolk,
England
d. 19 Sep 1627
Westhorpe, Suffolk
10 KERRIDGE, William
b. abt 1540
Saxtead, Suffolk,
England
d. 30 Mar 1593
Saxtead
11
UNKNOWN,
Margery
21 UNKNOWN
22
23
24
HUBBARD, Bethiah
12
25
6
26
3 TURNER, Margaret
b. 1621
Westerly, Washington,
Rhode Island
d. 1694 in Westerly
13
27
28
14
29
7
30
15
31
8 PHILLIPS,
William
Swartz Chart K
Page 11 of 26
Ancestors of
John Lester
SWARTZ showing
PLYMOUTH
COLONY
4 PHILLIPS, John
direct ancestors of the
father of John
PHILLIPS (1696)
Person No. 1 on this chart is
the same as person Number
16 on Swartz Chart B.
The family’s church in Newport
was “First Baptist Church.”
2 PHILLIPS, Michael
1 PHILLIPS,
John or James
b. about 1660 in
Newport.
Occupation: If John,
he was a fox glover like
his stepfather Edward
Inman
UNKNOWN
Immigrant.
Rhode Island Progenitor
b. Sep 1623 in Duncton,
Sussex, England on
Probably arrived
MABay Colony
at age 12 on July 13, 5
1635, on the ship
Blessing from London.
To RI in 1640s.
Appears on the
Freeman’s List of
Newport in 1668
d. 1689 Newport,
Newport, RI
His father and siblings
arrived on Winthrop
Fleet in 1630.
Our Phillips family
broke with the early
Puritan principles of
John Winthrop and
migrated to RI.
passenger on Winthrop
Fleet in 1630 possibly
aboard Mary and John.
He came as a
9
servant and his
master sold him to
another after arrival.
b. 25 Mar 1602 in
Threekingham,
Lincoln, England
d. 16 Dec 1682 in
Marshfield, Plymouth,
Massachusetts
Later Occupation: baker
(biscuit maker)
m. 24 Aug 1620 in
10
Shermanbury,
Sussex, England.
STREET, Mary
3 PIERCE (PERS),
Barbara
b. 1624 in Tewkesbury,
Gloucester, England
d. before 1663 in
Smithfield (Providence),
Rhode Island. Niece of
Captain Michael Pierce,
who brought many
settlers to New England
in the 1630s and 1640s.
Many of this PIERCE
family arrived on the
Mary and John1630. 7
As a widow Barbara
married Edward
INMAN, a wealthy fox
glover and land owner.
b. 5 Jan 1573/74,
Bideford, Devon, 17 *PORTER, Margaret
England
b. 25 Sep 1546 in Kirkham, Lancashire, England
Occupation
d. 30 Jul 1609 in Bolton, England
in England:
Her family later emigrated to America, when Roger Porter
Chimney Surveyor
brought his family on the Confidence in 1638, to Boston
d. May 1653 in
* New England PHILLIPS Progenitors.
Boston, MA
All early New England PHILLIPS families are
m. 25 Nov 1597,
descended from this John and Margaret (16 and 17).
Little Ponton,
Lincoln, England
18
LEEMING, Amy
b. abt 1579,
Gedling, Lincoln,
England
d. 1606 in
Cumberworth,
Lincoln, England
NOTES ON RHODE ISLAND TOWNS
19
20
STREET, Thomas
b. abt 1585
21
m. 3 Jul 1606 in All
Saints, Hastings,
Sussex, England
b. 10 Apr 1548 in
25
Yarcombe, Devon,
England
b. 24 Apr 1601 in
Woodbury, Devon,
England
d. 19 Aug 1661 in
Watertown,Middlesex,
Massachusetts
26
13 UNKNOWN
m. 29 Mar 1624 in
Berry Pomeroy, Devon,
England
27
28
14
29
GOODRIDGE,
Elizabeth
b. 6 Apr 1600 in
Swineshead,
Lincoln, England
d. abt 1650
+ To Swartz L
b. 21 May 1539 in Northam, Devon, England
d. 1626 in Sussex, England. Probably a clergyman.
Direct ancestor of both U.S. Presidents George Bush
b. 8 Jun 1607 in Saint
22
Clements, Hastings,
11 FREEBODY,
Sussex, England
Mercey
Also spelled STREATE
d. Mar 1630/31,
b. abt 1588
Marshfield,
23
Massachusetts Bay
Colony.
(John and Mary were
24
parents of Col. John
Phillips (b. 1622
in England).
12 PIERCE, Richard
6 PIERCE, John
m. abt 1659
Newport, RI
16 *PHILLIPS, John
30
15
31
Providence was founded in 1636. In 1730, the
Town of Providence was divided into four towns:
Providence, Smithfield, Scituate and Glocester.
Newport, Rhode Island, was founded in 1639.
Land was first granted to 47 people in place to
be called East Greenwich, RI on Oct. 31, 1677.
Many of these settlers to East Greenwich were
from the Newport area. Land in area of West
Greenwich first purchased June 30, 1709. The
Town of West Greenwich was set off from East
Greenwich and incorporated by the General
Assembly on April 6, 1741.
OUR FAMILIES’ MOVEMENTS
Our Rhode Island branches, the PHILLIPS and
related families in our line, migrated from England
during the Great Puritan Migration of the 1630s.
That was to the Massachusetts Bay Colony.
Eventually, these “Rhode Island ancestors”
became dissidents to the Massachusetts Bay
Colony’s religious doctrines. They went with
leaders such as Anne Hutchinson, Obadiah
Holmes and Roger Williams to Rhode Island. Our
specific line seems to have gone first to Newport.
Then north to East Greenwich and then to West
Greenwich. There they met with other branches
who had come to Providence from Massachusetts
Bay colony. After this many traveled to Pownal, VT
and Dutchess Co. New York, and eventually to
eastern Pennsylvania. This pattern of migration is
consistent with other families the PHILLIPS family
was long associated with, such as MOWRY,
INMAN, LATHAM, CLARKE, CRANDALL,
MATTESON, etc. and families in our line such
as WEST, AYLESWORTH, BURDICK, PIERCE
and HOLMES.
8 PHILLIPS,
Sir Thomas
Swartz Chart L
Page 12 of 26
Ancestors of
John Lester SWARTZ
showing ancestors of
John PHILLIPS (b. 1539)
4 PHILLIPS, Sir Owen,
Sir Knight
Person No. 1 on this chart is
the same as person Number
16 on Swartz Chart K.
2 PHILIPPS, Simon
b. abt 1520 in
Llwyngwair, Pembroke,
Wales
d. 1579 in
Somersetshire,
England
Sir Lord of Cilsant.
“Sir Owen Phillips of
Orielton, Sheriff of
Pembrokeshire.”
b. abt 1505 Kidwelly, 9
Carmarthen, Wales
date of will 13 Feb
1605/06 in Clydey,
Pembroke, Wales
Recorded in archives
from Picton Castle.
"Sir Owen Philipps,
Lord Kylsant, of Plâs
Llanstephan"
Title in modern
10
times is "Lord of
Kylsant." m. 1520 in
Llanrhidian,
Glamorgan
16 PHILLIPS, Sir Philip
Lord of Cilsant. b. abt 1415 in Cilsant, Wales
Descendent of Aaron ap Rhys, of the Third Crusade,
Knight of the Holy Sepulcher.
Esquire to Henry
VII. b. abt 1456,
17 LLOYD, Jenet (Janet v jenkin)
Pembroke, Wales
b. abt 1430 in Pwildyfarch, Wales
d. 1550,
Castlebythe,
Brother of Sir John
Phillips, Knight of
Cilsant. The
Philippses have
held Picton Castle
since his time.
18 DWINN (DWINN.DUNN), Sir Henry, Sir Knight
b. abt 1425
d. abt 1476 during the Battle of Banbury
DWINN, Jane
b. 1475 in Winton,
Wales. d. after
19 WOGAN, Margaret
1520 in Picton
b. abt 1434 in Winton
Castle, Castlebythe,
d. of Sir Henry Wogan of Winton.
Pembroke, Wales
m. 1490,
Muddlescombe,
Kidwelly, Carmarthen
Members of our PHILLIPS line have
20
21
5 THOMAS, Janet
b. abt 1502 in
Cwingwili, Wales
1 PHILLIPS, John
New England Phillips
Progenitor b. 21 May
1539 in Northam,
Devon, England
d. 1626 in Sussex,
England.
m. 3 Jul 1559 in Saint
Nicholas, Gloucester,
Gloucester, England
22
11
23
24
PORTER, Margaret
12
25
6
26
3 HOWE, Mary
b. 1521 in Sussex,
England
d. 1585 in Devonshire,
England
Parents of Sir Phillip Phillips (16):
Father: Sir Maredudd PHILLIPS ,
Lord of Cilsant. Welsh title,
"Llwch Llawen Fawr"
b. abt 1382 in Cilsant, Wales
Mother: Gwendolena EVANS,
b. abt 1392 in Cilsant, Wales
13
27
28
14
29
7
His Phillips grandparents were
Llwch Llawen Fawr PHILIP, b. abt 1344 in Cilsant,
Wales and Ellen CARADOG, b. abt 1360 in Cilsant, Wales
30
15
Descendants of Sir Phillip PHILLIPS (16) include
Sir John Harington 1561-1612, inventor of the flush toilet.
31
occupied Picton Castle in Wales since
late 15th century. They retain a Royal
title, and a Coats of Arms obtained from
King Richard II. Current members spend
part of each year in the Royal Court at
London, and part of each year at the
castle in Wales, as well as in various
estates in Shropshire and Carmethan,
near the castle.
16
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8
Ancestors of
John Lester SWARTZ
showing direct
ancestors of
William CHAMPLIN
17
4
18
9
19
2 CHAMPLIN,
Captain Jeffrey
(Geoffrey)
1 CHAMPLIN,
William
b. 1654, in Newport,
Rhode Island
d. 1 Dec 1715,
Westerly, Washington
County, RI
20
b. 1621, Bideford,
Devonshire, England,
d. between 1688 and
1695, Westerly, RI.
Buried in Westerly
Historical Cemetery 5
#03, Wilcox Lot
m. before 1650.
Called Captain in
1690 when he was the
Commandant of the
British Army in
Kingstown, RI.
10
21
22
11
23
24
BABCOCK, Mary
12
25
6 GARDE, John
3 GARDE, Eulalia
Charlotte
26
13
baptised 5 Feb 1632
in Bideford, England
died after 1656
27
14
Person No. 1 on this chart
is the same as person
Number 24 on Swartz
Chart G.
28
29
7
COPP, Rebecca
30
15
31
16 WHITE, William (Mayflower passenger)
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8 WHITE, Peregrine
MAYFLOWER
1620
Ancestors of John Lester
SWARTZ showing direct
Persons 8 and 9 were
married 24 Dec 1646 at
Marshfield, MA
ancestors of John WHITE
The Holland-made cradle in which Peregrine
White (8) was placed on the Mayflower
and his signature
4 WHITE, Johnathan
b. 4 Jun 1658
Marshfield,
Plymouth, MA
d. 22 Feb 1737
Yarmouth,
Barnstable, MA
PLYMOUTH
COLONY
m. 2 Feb 1682
born 19 Dec 1620
aboard Mayflower
in Provincetown
Harbor, Plymouth, 17
MA
d. 20 Jul 1704
Marshfield, Plymouth
MA. Rank of Captain.
m. 24 Dec 1646
*Christmas Eve”
Marshfield,
18
Plymouth
b. 10 Nov 1591 Leiden, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
d. 14 Mar 1621 Plymouth, MA. m. in Holland
One of 41 Signers of Mayflower Compact. MAYFLOWER
Died first winter after Mayflower arrived
1620
UNKNOWN, Susanna (Mayflower passenger)
b. in England around 1593. It has been
disproved that her maiden name was FULLER MAYFLOWER
1620
As widow, Susanna married Edward Winslow,
Governor of Plymouth Colony. The first marriage in
Plimouth Plantation.
PLYMOUTH
BASSETT, William*
COLONY
b. abt 1595 Sandwich, Kent, England
Arrived together
d. 4 Apr 1667 Bridgewater, Plymouth, MA at Plymouth 1621
b. 1630 Bridgewater,
buried in Bridgewater 12 May 1667
on the Fortune.
Plymouth, MA
19 UNKNOWN, Elizabeth
d. 22 Jan 1711
Marshfield, Plymouth
b. Tenterden, Kent, England
PLYMOUTH
d. 1650, Duxbury, Plymouth, Mass.
COLONY
PLYMOUTH
9 BASSETT, Sarah
COLONY
2 WHITE, Jonathan
20 NICKERSON, William
b. abt 1692 in
Yarmouth, Barnstable
PLYMOUTH
County, MA
COLONY
d. in 1759 in
Dutchess
5 NICKERSON,
County, NY
Hester (Ester)
1 WHITE, John
b. 15 Feb 1719,
Yarmouth, MA
d. 18 Jul 1797 in
Fishkill, Dutchess
County, NY
ELLIS, Tabitha
m. 1717 in
Yarmouth, MA
b. 16 Oct 1604 Norwich, Norfolk, England
d. 8 Sep 1690 Chatham, Barnstable, MA
Both buried at Burial Hill, Chatham, Barnstable, MA
m. 24 Jun 1627 at Yarmouth, Barnstable, MA
10 NICKERSON,
Nicholas
b. 1628 Norwich,
21 BUSBY, Ann (Annie)
Norfolk, England
chr. Saint Peters
b. 2 Feb 1607 Norwich, Norfolk, England
Permontergate
Chr. 2 Feb 1608 Saint Mary Coslany
d. before Mar 1682
d. 18 May 1686 Chatham, Barnstable, MA
Yarmouth, MA
22 DERBY (DARBY/DUBE), John
b. A24 Oct 1656
Yarmouth,
Barnstable, MA
b. 1610 Burton Bradstock, Dorsetshire, Eng.
d. 8 Feb 1703
11 DERBY), Mary
d. 1 Oct 1656 Yarmouth, Barnstable, MA
Yarmouth
m. 1635 in Sterthill, Dorsetshire, Eng.
b. abt 1635 Norwich,
buried in Marshfield,
England
23 UNKNOWN, Alice
Plymouth, MA
d. 16 Mar 1705/06
Yarmouth, MA
White Family info
source: "Mayflower
Descendants
through Five
Generations"
24 GODFREY, Richard
son of Richard and Margarette TEMPLE
b. abt 1600 Lancashire, England. Chr. St. Dunstan’s, London
m. abt 1630 in England
12 GODFREY,
Richard
6 GODFREY, John
3 GODFREY, Dorcas
b. abt 1696,
Marshfield,
Plymouth, MA
d. unknown
b. 1653 in Taunton,
Bristol, MA
d. 17 Aug 1735
Yarmouth,
Barnstable Co., MA
b. 1631, Lancaster
25 UNKNOWN, Jane
England
Chr in London
b. abt 1604 in England
d. 16 Oct 1691
(24) Richard GODFREY’s g-father was Cipriane GODFREY.
Taunton, Bristol, MA
Margarett TEMPLE christened in South Ormsby, Lincoln, Eng.
m. 26 Mar 1684 in
Weymouth, Norfolk, MA
26 TURNER, John
b. abt 1600 in England. d. in Saugus, Essex County, MA
m. abt 1630 in Taunton, MA
13 TURNER,
Jane or Mary
m. abt 1677
in Taunton
b. 1632 in Taunton,
27 UNKNOWN, Jane
Bristol, MA
b. abt 1607 in England
d. 5 Nov 1732
d.
in Bristol, MA
28 JOYCE. John
Person No. 1 on this chart
is the same as person
Number 28 on Swartz
Chart A.
b. abt 1624 in Sandwich, MA
14 JOYCE, Hosea
7
JOYCE, Martha
b. 1658, Taunton,
Bristol, MA
John DERBY(22) is son of Christopher DERBYand Anne
(Agnes) SYMONDS. G-son of Nicholas DERBY and Catherine
BUCKLER. g-grandson of Robert DERBYof Askerwell, Eng.
Peregrine White (8) of the Mayflower “was destined to outlive
every member of the company into which he was born.” He is
also described by his contemporaries as “very attentive to his
mother, visiting her daily in his later years.” He made these visits
on a black horse and wore a coat with buttons the size of a silver
dollar. He was vigorous and of a comely aspect to the last.”
b. abt 1635,
Yarmouth,
Barnstable, MA
d. Feb 1712 in
Yarmouth
m. 1655
29 COCHET, Dorothy
b. abt 1628 in Sandwich, MA
30
15 UNKNOWN,
Martha
b. before 1640 in
Yarmouth,
31
Barnstable County,
MA
d. 3 Apr 1770
in Yarmouth
* William BASSETT (18), blacksmith, granted freeman
status about 1633. In1633 list of the 24 settlers taxed
at Duxbury, Basset was third on the list, indicating his
comparative wealth. He served as a deputy to the
Plymouth court and Duxbury constable. By 1656,
he removed to Bridgewater, and was an original
proprietor of that town. He held the largest library
owned by any of the Pilgrims. His will included
blacksmith's tools, a pair of bellows, an anvil, a vice,
tongs and hammers and coal shovels, and "all the
rest of the smith shop."
16 BURDETT, Thomas (son of Robert)
8 BURDETT,
(Burdick) Thomas
b. abt 1535, Warwickshire, England
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Page 15 of 26
d. 15 July 1591
b. abt 1565
in England
died in Ireland
Ancestors of
John Lester SWARTZ
showing direct
ancestors of
Samuel BURDICK
m. abt 1601
4 BURDICK, Samuel
17 CURZON, Bridget
Our Burdett line can be traced
back t may royal lines including
William the Conqueror.
b. abt 1535 in England
Thomas Burdett (16) was son of Robert BURDETT, b. abt 1507
in Warwickshire, and Elizabeth COCKAINE (Cokayne) b. abt
1537 in Ashbourne, Derbyshire, England
b. abt 1610 in England
d. abt 1664 in Ireland
18 WILSON, Thomas
Person No. 1 on this
chart is the same as
person Number 32 on
Swartz Chart A.
2 BURDICK,
Robert
m. 1631,
Newport,
Rhode Island
9 WILSON, Ann
b. abt 1570 in
England
b. 1525 in England. Died 16 June 1581
m. about 1549
19 WINTER, Agnes
b. abt 1528 in Lidney, Gloucester, England
Thomas Wilson (18) was son of Thomas WILSON (b. abt 1500
Strubby, Lincoln) and Anne CUMBERWORTH, b. abt 1502
Cumberworth, Lincoln, England
20 ST. LAWRENCE, Lord Christopher + To Swartz P
b. 1630 in Newport,
Rhode Island
10 ST. LAWRENCE,
b. abt 1576 Howth, Dublin, Ireland. d. 24 Oct 1619, Howth
d. 25 Oct 1692
Son of Nicholas de ST. LAWRENCE, Knight of the Barony of Howth
Nicholas
(b. 1555) and Margaret BARNEWALL(b. 1556)
Westerly, RI
b. 1597,
• He was a seceder
+ To Swartz R
21 WENTWORTH, Elizabeth
5 ST. LAWRENCE,
Ireland
from the Baptist
b.
abt
1575,
Gosley,
Essex,
England.
d.
1627
d. 1644, Howth
Frances (Francis)
Church, joining the
dau of John WENTWORTH and Dorothy SOUTHWELL*
1 BURDICK,
m. 1615
Seventh Day Baptists;
Samuel
and "many descendants b. abt 1617 in Ireland
22 MONTGOMERY, George (of Meath)
held membership in the
11 MONTGOMERY,
b. abt 1668 Newport
b. abt 1564, Grey Abbey, Down, Ireland
ancient and interesting
Jane
Rhode Island
d. 22 Jan 1619 Meath,Ireland
old Sabbatarian
d. 1756 Westerly,
son of Adam Montgomery (b. 1545) and Margaret
Church."
b. abt 1598,
Rhode Island
• Ancestors of
23 STEYNINGS (STENNINGS), Susan
Ireland
Samuel Hubbard (6) was
many Patriots
d. 1678
one of the founders, at
b. abt 1573 in Ireland. d. 8 Dec 1614, Tyrone Co. Ireland
and one infamous
Newport, December 23,
one: Benedict
24 HUBBARD, Thomas
1671, of the Seventh
ARNOLD.
Day Baptist Church.
FOSTER, Mary
b. abt 1548, Hornden-on-Hill,Essex Co.,England
• Their g-grandson
12 HUBBARD, James
* d. May 26, 1555, in Essex County, England
b.1675
Gideon Burdick was
d. 1752
drummer boy
b. 1578,
25 UNKNOWN
on boat as George
Mendelsham,
6 HUBBARD,
Washington crossed
b. abt 1550
Suffolk,England
Samuel
(Samual)
the Delaware
d. 26 May 1655,
*Thomas HUBBARD (24) was burned at the stake, May 26,
Christmas Day 1776
b. 10 May 1610,
Essex,England
1555, is Essex County, England, for refusing to recant his
• m. 1655 in Newport,
Mendalsham,Suffolk,
m. 1592,
Protestantism. His fate is related in Fox's "Book of Martyrs"
Rhode Island
England
Mendelsham,Suffolk
(Book III, Chap. 14), under the name of Thomas Higbed.
d. 1688 in
3 HUBBARD
Rhode Island
26 COCKE, Thomas
Buried Baptist
Ruth
b. after 1552 d. after 1581
Berkly's,White Hall,
b. 11 Jan 1640 in
13 COCKE, Naomi
Farm., Eng.
Agawam (Springfield),
Arrived in Salem,
b. 1582,
Hampden,
MA. in 1633 or 1635
27
Mendelsham,
Massachusetts
and was among the 60
Suffolk,England
*Edmund COOPER (28) was son of Michael COOPER (b. 1510, Bedford,
Married at age 15.
colonists who marched
England d. Jul 1555 in Arlesley) and Elizabeth PAGE
d. aft 618
d. 1691, Westerly,
from Watertown, MA
in Mendelsham
28 COOPER (Cowper), Edmund
Washington, RI
to found Connecticut
• Ruth HUBBARD
b. 1 Dec 1542, Henlow, Bedford, England
colony.
was the first white
d. Henlow
m. 4 Jan 1636,
14
COWPER,
Thomas
child born in
m. 14 Aug 1564 in Arlesley, Bedford, Eng.
Windsor, CT
Springfield, MA
b. 1583
29
WYNE,
Mary
7 COOPER, Tacy
in England
b.
1543
in
Henlow, Bedford, England. d. 1598
d,
5
Oct
1675
(Tase,
Tasy)
Samuel (6) and Tacy (7)
Springfield,
Hubbard were 1671
b. 12 Feb 1609,
Hampden, MA
Mendelsham,Suffolk,
Charter members of the
30 RAYNOR, Thurston (son of Thurston, g-son of Edward)
England
Sabbatarian Church of
b. 16 Jun 1620, Elmsett, Suffolk, England
came
to
Dorchester,
15 RAYNOR, Mary
Newport Rhode Island."
chr. 19 Sep 1620 in Elmsett.
June 9, 1634
d. 1667, Southampton, Long Island, NY
b. 1635, Hingham,
d. 27 Sep 1697,
Norfolk, England
31 UNKNOWN, Martha
Westerly,RI
d. 8 Sep 1700
Buried Baptist Berkley’s,
Rehoboth, Bristol, MA
White Hall, England
buried in Rehoboth
+ To Swartz Q
8 ST. LAWRENCE, 16 ST. LAWRENCE, Nicholas
Lord of Howth, b. abt 1460 in Howth, Dublin, Ireland.
Christopher
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Page 16 of 26
Ancestors of
John Lester
SWARTZ showing
direct ancestors of
Christopher St.
Lawrence
4 DE ST. LAWRENCE,
Christopher II
“the Blind Lord”
Person No. 1 on this chart is
the same as person Number
20 on Swartz Chart O.
2 DE ST. LAWRENCE,
Sir Knight Nicholas
b. 1555, Howth,
Dublin, Ireland
Burial: 21 May 1607 in
Howth
Baron of Howth
1 ST. LAWRENCE,
Lord Christopher
b. abt 1576 Howth,
Dublin, Ireland. d. 24
Oct 1619, Howth
9th Lord of Howth
Knight and Colonel of Foot,
present in two Parliaments
WENTWORTH,
Elizabeth
Lord Baron of Howth
b. abt 1518, Howth,
Dublin, Ireland
9
d. 24 Oct 1589,
Howth
Sat on Parliaments
(Ireland) of 1559 and
1585.
m. abt 1543
Knighted 9 February
1570 by the Lord
Deputy SIDNEY.
In 1576 was for a time
imprisoned in Dublin
Castle
b. abt 1486,
Howth, Dublin,
Ireland
m. abt 1507
in Howth
d. 10 Jul 1526 in Howth. m. 1484
Knighted 1493. Sat in Parliaments of 1490 and 1493
17 PLUNKETT, Janet or Jane
b. abt 1452. She was daughter of Christopher PLUNKETT
born abt 1411, and Janet BELLEW, b. abt. 1414
As a widower, Nicholas St. Lawrence (16) married
widow Anne BERFORD (19) abt 1494. So Nicholas
married the mother of his son’s wife.
BERMINGHAM, 18 BERMINGHAM, unknown
Anne
b. abt 1489,
Ballydungan,
Kilscoran,
Wexford,
Ireland
19 BERFORD, Anne
b. abt 1461, Kilrowe, Meath, Ireland
(daughter of Thomas Berford b. abt 1429 in Kilrowe,
and Jane EUSTACE born abt 1433)
20
10 PLUNKETT,
John
b. abt 1490 ,
Beaulieu,
Louth,Ireland
5 PLUNKETT,
Elizabeth
b. abt 1522 in
Beaulieu, Louth,
Ireland
d. aft 20 Mar 1564
21
22 BARNEWELL, Robert
11 BARNEWELL.
Anne
b. abt 1494
Sir Christopher Barnwell (6) and his
wife are buried in a spectacular tomb
with their effigies, dated 1589. Tomb is
in the square 15th or 16th century
tower in Lusk Abbey, N Co.Dublin,
next to the older pre-Norman round
12 BARNEWELL,
tower and beside the later church.
Sir Patrick
b. abt 1462
23
24 BARNEWELL, Roger
b. 1510,
25 UNKNOWN, Alison
Fieldstown, Meath
Ireland
d. 13 Nov 1552
BARNWELLNAME
6 BARNEWELL,
Sir Christopher
b. abt 1535.
d. 1575 (sources that
Granted priory of
say died 1607 are
Grace Dieu Abbey,
in error).
1540
Built Turvey House,
26
N Co.Dublin, 1565,
from the ruins of
Grace Dieu Abbey. 13 LUTTRELL, Anne
Turvey House
b. abt 1510,
is NW of Donabate
27
Luttrellstown,
(near Swoards).
Dublin, Ireland.
Daughter of
Richard Luttrell and 28
Margaret Fitzleons
3 BARNEWELL,
Margaret
b. abt 1556 in Ireland
Barnwell Crest
14
29
7
UNKNOWN
The mother of Nicholas de St. Lawrence (16) was Joan de
Beaufort Plantagenet (about 1433-1518). His father was
Gilbert (aka John) Talbot, Knight. So Nicholas was the first
to bear the name “de St. Lawrence.” Joan de Beaufort
Plantagenet, was daughter of Edmund de Beaufort
Plantagenet and Eleanor de Beauchamp. Her ancestors
included Ralph, Baron and Sire de Neville and Henry IV.
30
15
31
The name Barnwell is Norman-Irish and appears to
have been derived from “Berneval” (or Barneval or
Barneville) during the 11th century or much earlier.
During the 12th Century Sir Michael de Berneval or
Barneval was the first of the family who settled in
Ireland landing at Beerhaven in the county of Cork.
This was during the period of conquest of Ireland
by Strongbow, in the reign of Henry II. According to
records, Berneval landed in Beerhaven, Cork,
before Strongbow landed in Leinster. He is also
mentioned in the records of the Tower of London,
London, England as one of the chief captains of the
expedition to Ireland in 1172. Sir Michael was a
direct descendant to Alanus de Berneval, who was
a successful soldier and “Companion in Arms” to
the famous Norman Invader, William the Conqueror.
“In 1078 the Conqueror, having pursued the
insurgent Saxons to the Roman wall, returned to
York in triumph, and there bestowed upon Roger
de Barneville the manor of Newton in Cleveland,
and various other lands which his immediate
descendants possessed until the 14th century.”
8
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Page 17 of 26
Ancestors of
John Lester
SWARTZ showing
direct ancestors of
Nicholas St. Lawrence,
Lord of Howth
16
17
4 ST. LAWRENCE,
Baron Christopher
Title: Baron of Heath
b. abt 1400, Howth,
Dublin, Ireland
d. aft 17 Sep 1462
9
buried before
24 Jan 1463/64
in St. Mary, Howth
Person No. 1 on this chart is
the same as person Number
16 on Swartz Chart P.
18
19
m. abt 1430 in
Meath, Ireland
2 ST. LAWRENCE,
Baron Robert
1 ST. LAWRENCE,
Nicholas
b. abt 1460 in Howth,
Dublin, Ireland
d. 10 Jul 1526 in
Howth. m. 1484
Title: Baron of Howth
b. 1435, Howth,
Dublin, Ireland
Chr. abt 1462
d. 1486 in London,
Middlesex, England 5 PLUNKETT,
Baroness Anne
Buried in Blackfriars,
London, Middlesex,
Title:
Baroness of
England
Howth.
b. abt 1409,
m. before 1459
Rathmore,
Meath, Ireland
20
10
21
22
11
23
24
PLUNKETT, Jane
12
25
6 WHITE, Nicholas
b. abt 1407,
Killester, Dublin,
Ireland
26
3 WHITE, Alice
Title: Baroness of
Heath
b. abt 1439 ,
Killester,
Dublin, Ireland
13
27
28
14
29
7
30
15
31
8 WENTWORTH,
Sir Roger
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Page 18 of 26
Ancestors of
John Lester
SWARTZ showing
direct ancestors of
Elizabeth
WENTWORTH
Person No. 1 on this chart is
the same as person Number
21 on Swartz Chart O.
NOTE:
There are
2 different
Elizabeth
Wentworths
in this tree.
Esquire.
b. abt 1429, Codham Hall, Essex, England
Sheriff of Essex
Died: 22 Mar 1482/3. Buried: Probably Weathersfield
b. 1460, Gosfield, 17 HOWARD, Elizabeth
Essex, England
b. abt. 1430
d. 17 Oct 1528
Buried in Wethersfield,
Essex, in an altar tomb
with effigies
4 WENTWORTH,
Henry of
Mountnessing
b. 1496, Gosfield,
Essex, England
d.1545,
Mountnessing,
Essex, England
16 WENTWORTH, Henry of Codham + To Swartz Y
18
9 TYRELL, Anne
19
2 WENTWORTH
John
b. 1540 in
Norfolkshire,
England
d. 1588,
Norfolkshire
1 WENTWORTH,
Elizabeth
b. abt 1575 Gosley,
Essex, England
d. 1627
(some sources say born
in Dublin, Ireland and
d. 24 Oct 1619, Howth)
20
10
22
11
married aft 1573
in Danbury,
Essex, England
23
24 SOUTHWELL, Richard
ST. LAWRENCE,
Christopher
12 SOUTHWELL,
Francis
b. abt 1575,
Gosley, Essex,
England
d. 1627
some sources say
d. 24 Oct 1619
6 SOUTHWELL,
Sir Richard
POETS’ CORNER 3 SOUTHWELL,
Dorothy
• Thomasine SIDNEY
(27) is either an aunt or
first cousin of the father
of Sir Philip Sidney,
the famous English poet
and statesman.
21
5 HAMMOND
Agnes
b. abt 1540,
Danbury, Essex,
England
• John DE VERE (30) was grandfather of the
English poet Edward De Vere, who was the
17th Earl of Oxford. Edward is promoted as
actual author of Shakespeare’s plays by the
Oxfords and many others.
Sir Knight
b. 1518, Danbury,
Essex, England
Christened, 1518,
Woodrising, Norfolk
m. abt 1540 in
Danbury, Essex,
England
b. abt 1496,
Woodrising,
Norfolk, England
m. 1519 in Stoke
• The English poet Edmund Spenser, who wrote the
Faerie Queen, is NOTfrom our line of Spencers and Despencers.
m. 1486, Coningsby, Lincoln, England
25 WICHINGHAM, Amy
+ To Swartz T
b. abt 1465, Coningsby, Lincoln, England
Earlier ancestors of this TENDRING line (as well as our CLIFFORD,
FITZALAN, BOYS and WICHINGHAM lines) are also ancestors of
Thomas JEFFERSON.
26 TENDRING (TENDERING), William
13 TENDERING,
Dorothy
b. abt 1498,
Stoke, Neyland,
Suffolk, England
Thomas d’Arcy (14) was christened at St.
Osith's, Essex, England. Both he and his
wife Elizabeth de Vere (15) are buried at
St. Osith’s.
• Sir Richard SOUTHWELLis grandfather of
7 D’ARCY,
the England poet Robert Southwell. Robert
Marcy
was a Poet, Jesuit, martyr; born at Horsham
St. Faith's, Norfolk, England, in 1561; hanged
b. 1528, Danbury,
at Tyburn, 21 February, 1595. On his mother’s
Essex, England
side Father Robert is descended from families
of Percy Bysshe Shelley. Robert wrote poems in prison.
+ To Swartz S
b. abt 1449, Woodrising, Norfolk, England
14 D’ARCY, Thomas
b. abt 1472, Stoke, Neyland, Suffolk, England
27 SIDNEY, Thomasine
b. 1476 in Stoke, Neyland, Suffolk, England
28 D’ARCY, Roger
+ To Swartz W
b. 1478, Danbury, Essex, England
d. 30 Sept 1508, Malden, Essex, England
b. abt 1506,
29 WENTWORTH, Elizabeth (2 ancestors with this name)
Wyvenhoe, Essex
m. abt 1527 in Chiche, b. abt 1476, Nettlestead, Suffolk, England
d. abt 1542
d. 28 June 1558,
Wyvenhoe
+ To Swartz U
15 DE VERE,
Elizabeth
b. abt 1511,
Kibblestone,
Stafford, England
OTHER NOTE: Earlier ancestors of Dorothy SOUTHWELL(3) include
Margaret DUNN, John DUNN (b. 1431 of York Castle, York, England),
Elizabeth HASTINGS, John DUNN (b. 1472), Griffith DUNN, Joan SCUDAMORE,
John SCUDAMORE, Alice GLENDOWER, Meredith DUNN, Mabel Verch GRIFFITH,
all of England, except the GLENDOWERS who are of Trefgarn, Pembrokeshire, South Wales.
30 DE VERE, John (15th Earl of Oxford)
b. abt 1490, Oxford, England
d. 21 Mar 1540
m. between 1507-1509
31 TRUSSEL, Elizabeth
b. abt. 1494, Cublesdon, Stafford, England
d. before July 1527
dau of Sir Edward TRUSSEL
8 SOUTHWELL.
John
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Page 19 of 26
16 SOUTHWELL, John
b. 1311
b. 1335
17
Ancestors of
John Lester SWARTZ
showing direct ancestors
of Richard SOUTHWELL
(b. 1449)
4 SOUTHWELL. John
b.abt 1363, Felixhall,
Essex, England
d. 1393, Annersley
Woodhouse,
9
Nottingham,
England
Person No. 1 on this
chart is the same as
person Number 24 on
Swartz Chart R.
Married: 1393, in
Annersley Woodhouse,
Nottingham, England
18 FUDELL, Joan
b. 1313
19
2 SOUTHWELL.
Robert, Esquire
20
b. abt. 1394,
Felixhall,
Essex, England
10
21
5 PRYDE DE
SAMON, Agnes
1 SOUTHWELL,
Richard (Sir Knight)
b. abt 1449,
Woodrising, Norfolk,
England
b. abt 1372,
Annersley
Woodhouse,
Nottingham,
England
d. 1393, Annersley
m. 1448, Norfolk,
England
m. 1486, Coningsby,
Lincoln, England
d. 27 Sep 1514
22
11
23
24
WICHINGHAM,
Amy
12
25
6 BOYS, John
b. abt 1401, Norfolk,
England
d. Woode, Devon,
England
3 BOYZ (BOYS),
Isabel
26
b. abt 1427,
Norfolk, England
13
27
Richard Southwell (1) was
escheator of Norfolk and Suffolk,
in the 38th year of Henry VI in the
4th year of Edward IV he was
made by letters patent, marshal
of the Exchequer, and in the said
year had a grant of 20 marks per
ann. on the aulnage of Suffolk,
and is styled late servant to his
cousin John Duke of Norfolk; and
was living in 1466, executor then
to John Brocher, rector.
Our SOUTHWELLS are in the
line of Sir Winston CHURCHILL.
28
14
29
7
30
15
31
16
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8
17
Ancestors of
John Lester SWARTZ
showing direct ancestors
of Amy WICHINGHAM
4 DE WICHINGHAM,
Nicholas (Sir Knight)
b. abt 1370,
Upton, England
d. 1434
Person No. 1 on this
chart is the same as
person Number 25 on
Swartz Chart R.
18
9
19
2 DE WICHINGHAM,
Edmund
20
b. abt 1402, Coningsby,
Lincoln, England
10
1 WICHINGHAM,
Amy
b. abt 1465, Coningsby,
Lincoln, England
m. 1486, Coningsby,
Lincoln, England
SOUTHWELL,
Richard
of Woodrising
The Lordship of
UPTON MANOR,
NORFOLK passed
to the family of
Edmund de
Wichingham, in
reign of Henry VI.,
through Alice as
heir of John
Fastolf. When Amy
married Richard
Southwell of Wood
Rising, the Manor
went to Sir Robert
Southwell, who
was made Lord in
6th year of Henry
VIII.
21
5
22
11
23
24
12
25
6 FASTOLF, Sir John
Sir Knight
John Fastolf
b. abt 1365
26
3 FASTOLF, Alice
b. abt 1404,
Coningsby, Lincoln,
England
M. January 1409,
Castlecomb,
Wiltshire, England
13
27
28 TYBOTOT, John
b. 1313
d. 1367
14 TIPTOFT, Robert
b. abt 1330
7
29 DE BADLESMERE, Baroness Margaret
TIPTOFT, Millicent
b. 12 Apr 1368,
Coingsby, Lincoln,
30
England (her second 15 DE DEINCOURT,
marriage. Earlier
Margaret
married to Sir Knight
b.
abt. 1340
Stephen SCROPE)
d. abt. 1372
31
d. 25 Aug 1446, Caistor
Castle, Norfolk, England
Buried in St. Bennet's
Abbey Church, Norfolk,
England
b. abt. 1305
d. before 1363
Sir William Lord DE DEINCOURT
b. abt 1327
d. before 1364
DE WELLES, Margaret
8 DEVERE, Richard
(11th Earl of Oxford)
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Ancestors of
John Lester
SWARTZ showing
d. 23 Apr 1400, Hadleigh, Essex, England
b. 1385, Oxford,
Constable of Wallingford Castle.
Oxfordshire,
17 FITZWALTER, Alice
England
b. abt 1343. d. 29 Apr 1401
Fought on the
side of Henry V
at the battle of
Agincourt in 1415.
d. 15 Feb 1416/17
buried Earls Colne, Essex,
Engalnd
4 DE VERE, Sir Robert
direct ancestors of
John DE VERE
Sir Knight,
b. abt 1407
in Oxfordshire,
England
9 SERGEAUX,
Alice
Person No. 1 on this chart is
the same as person Number
30 on Swartz Chart R.
16 DE VERE, Aubrey (10th Earl of Oxford)
+ To Swartz V
b. 1339, Oxfordshire, England.
18 SERGEAUX, Richard, Sir Knight
b. abt 1356. d 18 May 1452
buried Earls Colne,Essex,England
b. 1381 Colquite,
Cornwall, England. 19 FITZALAN, Phillippa
Descendant of
b. abt 1333 , Arundel, Sussex, England
Edward I
2 DE VERE, John
20 COURTENAY, Edward (Sir Knight)
b. abt 1433
in Oxfordshire,
England
10 COURTENAY, Hugh
Sir Knight.
21
b. abt 1360 in
Haccombe,
Devonshire, England
d. 5 Mar 1425
5 COURTENAY, Joan
1 DE VERE, John
(15th Earl of Oxford)
b. abt 1360 in Haccombe, Devonshire, England
d. 5 Mar 1425. Son of Hugh DECOURTENAY (Earl of
Devon) and Margaret DE BOHUN, Countess of Devon
DAWNAY, Emmedline
b. abt 1328, Ingoldsby, Lincolnshire. Dau of John DAWNAY (Knight)
and Sibyl DETREVERBYN. g-dau of Nicholas DAWNAY (Knight) and
Walter TREVERBYN (Knight)
Descendant of
22 L’ARCEDEKNE (Archdeacon), Warin (Sir Knight)
Edward I, King of
11 L’ARCEDEKNE,
England
b. abt 1348 at Ruan Lanihorne, Cornwall, England
Phillippa
b. 1411 in
d. before 10 Dec 1400. Son of John L’ARCEDEKNE, Baron
Haccombe,
Arcedekne and Baroness Cecily HACCOMB
Devonshire, England
b. abt 1490, Oxford,
England
d. 21 Mar 1540
buried Castle,
Hedingham, Essex
m. between 1507-1509
23 TALBOT, Elizabeth (Baroness Arcedekne)
24
TRUSSEL, Elizabeth
12
25
6 KILINGTON, Walter
b. abt 1442
Oxfordshire,
England
26
3 KILINGTON, Alice
13
b. abt 1468
Oxfordshire,
England
27
28
14
29
7
UNKNOWN
• The line of Warin L’ARCEDEKNE (22) is known to abt 1230
to Michael L’ARCEDEKNE. Also includes surname LAROCHE.
• Elizabeth TALBOT(23) was Daughter of Sir John TALBOT
(Knight) and Catherine Unknown. His father was also John
Talbot, a knight at Richard’s Castle. John Talbot’s Mother
was Julian DE GREY. Other surnames: DE MANDEVILLE,
BASSET, RYHS, DEGAI, DEDUNSTANVILLE, DE L’ISLE,
with the lines known to about A.D. 1078.
15
30
31
b. 1364 at Richard’s Castle, Herefordshire, England
d. 3 Aug 1407. Dau of Sir John TALBOT(Knight).
8 DE VERE, Robert
5th Earl of Oxford
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Ancestors of
John Lester
SWARTZ showing
16
b. 1220,
Hedingham Castle 17
d. 15 Sep 1296
at Earls Colne
m. 1252
4 DE VERE, Alfonso
direct ancestors of
Aubrey DE VERE
b. abt 1266
Great Hormead,
Hetfordshire,
England
d. 20 Dec 1329
Person No. 1 on this chart is
the same as person Number
16 on Swartz Chart U.
9 DE SANFORD,
Alice
b. 1231
d. 17 Sep 1317
18 DESANFORD (SAUNFORD), Gilbert
b. 1170, Sanford,England
d. 1250. Son of John de SAUNFORD.
19 LA ZOUCHE, Loretta
2 DE VERE, John
(7th Earl of Oxford)
1 DE VERE, Aubrey
(10th Earl of Oxford)
b. 1339, Oxfordshire,
England
d. 23 Apr 1400,
Hadleigh, Essex,
England
Constable of
Wallingford Castle.
b. abt 12 Mar 1311/12,
Oxford, Oxfordshire,
England
d. 23/24 Jan 1359/1360
during siege of
5
Rheim, Marne,
France
Buried in Colne
Priory, Essex,
England
20
10
21
FOLLYET(FOLIOT)
FOLLEYET, Joan
b. abt 1292, Trotton,
Sussex, England
11
22
23
m. 24 Mar 1366,
Barony of Badlesmere,
Kent, England
24
FITZWALTER, Alice
12
25
6 DE BADLESMERE,
Bartholomew
3 DE BADLESMERE.
Maud, Countess of
Oxford
b. abt 1310 ,
at the Castle
Badlesmere,
Kent, England
d. 23/24 May, 1366,
Oxford, Oxfordshire,
England
Baron Badlesmere.
b. 1275, Chilham, Kent,
England
Christened at
Castle Badlesmere,
Kent, England
13
d. 14 Apr 1322 at
Canterbury, Kent,
England
26
27
m. 1305 at
Castle Badlesmere
28
14
7
DE CLARE,
Margaret
b. 1280/86, Thomond,
Connaught,
County Clare,
15
Ireland
d. 1333, Castle
Badlesmere, Kent,
England
29
30
31
Loretta LAZOUCHE’s (19) line goes back to King
Nominoe of Brittany (b. 780) and his father King
Frodaldus Of Brittany (De Bretagne) and earlier to
Lancelot DE BRETAGNE (b. 550) and to Archdruis &
Priest Taliesen "Great Bard" DE BOURGOGNE Merlin.
Back to King Gundioc OF BURGANDY(b. 442). Others:
King Pharamond Of The Franks (380) and wife Queen
Argotta. Line goes back through many Kings and
Queens of the Franks. And the line of Kings Cimmerians
(Ancient South Russia) and back further to the Kings of
TROYbeginning with King Tros Of Troy of Dardania.
16 D’ARCY, Henry
8 D’ARCY, Robert I
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Page 23 of 26
Ancestors of
John Lester
SWARTZ showing
b. abt 1365,
Malden, Essex,
17
England
d. in Malden
m. abt 1388 in Raby,
Durham, England
4 D’ARCY,
Sir Robert III
direct ancestors of
Roger D’ARCY
b. abt 1420, Malden,
Essex, England
18
d. 2 Nov 1469,
9 NEVILLE,
in Malden, Essex,
Alianore
Buried: Malden,
Essex, England
b. abt 1367 in Raby,
Durham, England 19
Married: Heron, Essex, d. 1448 in
England
Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
Northumberland,
England
Person No. 1 on this chart is
the same as person Number
28 on Swartz Chart R.
b. 1280. d. 1347.
Son of John, Baron d’Arcy and Emeline,
Baroness d' Arcy, de Heron (b. 1291)
DENEVILLE, John, Baron (Sir Knight)
b. 1328, Raby, Durham, England
d. 17 Oct 1388, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumberland
m. July 1357, Alnwick, Northumberland
DE PERCY, Maude (Dame de Neville)
b. abt 1337, Warkworth Castle, Northumberland, England
m. July 1357, Alnwick, Northumberland, England
d. before 18 Feb 1378, Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
Northumberland, England. Buried: Durham Cathedral
2 D’ARCY, Thomas
20 TYRREL, Thomas
b. 1459, Little Malden,
Essex, England
d. 22 Sep 1485
Little Malden
buried: Malden,
Essex, England
b. 1382
d. 1437
10 TYRREL, Thomas
b. 1405
d. 1476
21 COGGESHALL, Alice
b. abt 1375. d. 1422
5 TYRREL, Elizabeth
1 D’ARCY, Roger
b. 1478, Danbury,
Essex, England
d. 30 Sept 1508,
Malden, Essex, England
b. abt 1430 in Heron,
22 MARNEY, William (Son of William MARNEYand Alice LAVER)
Essex, England
11 MARNEY, Anne
d. unknown date
b. abt 1370, Layer Marney, Cornwall, England
(Emma)
in Malden, Essex,
d. Aug 1414 in Layer Marney
England
m. abt 1 Jul 1388, Trigg Manor, Cornwall, England
b. abt 1412
m. abt 1477, Suffolk,
England
23 SERGEAUX, Elizabeth
Alternate spellings of
SERGEAUX: Sergeau,
Sergieux, de Serjeaulx
WENTWORTH,
Elizabeth
24
+ To Swartz X
b. abt 1378, Trigg Manor, Cornwall, England
d. before 1415, Layer Marney, Cornwall, England
12
b. abt 1476,
Nettlestead, Suffolk,
England
d. abt 1542
25
6
(NOTE: there are 2
Elizabeth Wentworth’s
in our tree)
3 HARLESTON,
Margaret
b. abt 1456 in
Bardwell, Suffolk,
England
d. 18 Sep 1489
Buried in All Saints,
Malden, Essex,
England.
26
13
27
28
NOTE: Among the descendants of
14
Roger D’Arcy (1) and Elizabeth
29
Wentworth (2) is the notable
7
Scottish embryologist D'Arcy
Wentworth Thompson (1860-1948).
He published On Growth and Form (1917).
30
English biologist Sir Peter Medawar called
15
Thompson's book "beyond comparison the finest work
of literature in all the annals of science that have been
recorded in the English tongue."
31
• Maude DE PERCY (19) was daughter of Henry IV
(Sir Knight, Baron and Lord de Percy, 1273-1314) and
Idonea DECLIFFORD (about 1300-1365). On father’s side Maude is granddaughter of Henry III, Sir Knight, Baron and Lord de Percy and
Eleanor FITZALAN (about 1277-1328); on mother’s side Maude is granddaughter Robert Baron DE CLIFFORD and Maude DE CLARE.
16
8
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Ancestors of
John Lester
SWARTZ showing
direct ancestors of
Elizabeth SERGEAUX
17
4
m. Predarwolas,
Corwall, England
18
9
Person No. 1 on this chart is
the same as person Number
23 on Swartz Chart W.
19
2 DE SERGEAUX,
Sir Richard
1 SERGEAUX,
Elizabeth
b. abt 1378, Trigg
Manor, Cornwall,
England
d. before 1415, Layer
Marney, Cornwall,
England
MARNEY, William
b. abt 1346,
Trigg Manor,
Cornwall, England
d. 30 Sep 1393,
Trigg Manor
m. abt 1373,
Arundel, Sussex,
England
20
10 DE SENESCHAL,
Sir John
b. 1275
d. 1318
5 SENESCHAL,
Margaret
b. 1300,
Predarwolas,
Cornwall, England
d. Colquite Manor,
Bodwin, Cornwall,
England
21
22 KENINK, Ogar
11 KENINGK, Joane
b. 1277
d. 1349
b. abt 1248
23
12 FITZALAN,
24 FITZALAN, Sir Edmund, Earl of Arundel
Son of Sir Knight Richard I, Earl of Arundel, & Alisona DI SALUZZAof Italy
Richard II, Earl of
Arundel & Varennes b. 5 Jan 1285, Marlborough Castle, Sussex, England
d. (beheaded) 17 Nov 1338, Hereford, England
(Copped Hair)
6 FITZALAN, Edmund,
Sir Knight, Earl of
Salisbury
b. 1306, Arundel,
25
Sussex
d. 24 Jan 1377,
Arundel Castle,
Buried in Lewes
m. 9 Feb 1320-1321,
King's Chapel,
Havering-Atte,
Bower, England
26
b. 1327, Arundel,
Sussex, England
d. aft 1377, Arundel,
Sussex, England
m. before July 1349,
St. Donats,
Somerset, England 13 LE DESPENCER,
m. 1305, Arundel, Sussex, England
DE WARREN, Alice (Countess of Arundel)
b. abt 1277, Warren, Sussex. d. before 23 May 1338
dau of Wm de Warren. G-dau of John DE WARRENE, Earl of Surrey and
Alix DE LUSIGNAN. G-dau of Robert DE VEREand Alice DE SANFORD
Hugh III of Winchester,
le Despencer (26)
was an accomplished
LE DESPENCER, Hugh (the Younger) III of Winchester
3 FITZALAN, Philippa
yet tragic historical
b. 1 Mar 1250, Winchester, Hampshire, England. d. 27 Oct
figure. He was the
b. 1350-1352,
Isabelle
1326, Bristol, Gloucester. m. after 14 Jun 1306, Westminster
son of Hugh (the Elder)
Arundel, Sussex,
Abbey, Middlesex. Buried at Tewkesbury Abbey, Gloucester.
Person 13, Isabelle Le
le Despencer and Aline
b. abt 1308, Stoke,
England
DeSpencer was
27 DE CLARE, Alianore
le Basset. Appointed
Gloucester, Eng
d. 1399,
Countess of Arundel
Constable of Odiham
d. abt June 30, 1376,
b. 1292. d. 1337
Trigg Manor,
Castle 1294. Appointed
Arundel, Sussex
Cornwall, England
Constable of the Castles
28 DE MONTAGUE, William, Baron
14 DE MONTAGUE,
of Devises and Marlborough in 1307.
Baron of Montaque
William, Earl
Appointed Constable of the Castle of Strigoil and
b. abt 1275. d. 1319.
Keeper of the Town of Chepstow 1307. Was at
de Salisbury
Battle of Bannockburn June 24, 1314. Appointed
b. 1303
29 DE MONTFORT, Elizabeth
Constable of the Marlborough Castle in 1321.
7 DE MONTAGUE,
d. 1334
Created Earl of Winchester May 10, 1322.
b. abt 1275. d. 1345
Sibyl of Salisbury
Baron Le Despencer. In 1294, was made
b.
abt
1330,
governor of Oldham Castle, Co. Southampton.
St. Donats,
The Despencers (Spencers) eventually reached
30 DE GRANDISON
Somerset, England
great power, then became political adversaries
15 DEGRANDISON,
b. 1255. d. 1335
d.
unknown
date
in
to King Edward II. Eventually, Hugh the Elder
Katherine
Arundel, Sussex,
was executed, hanged upon “a gallows in sight of
England
b. abt 1304
the king and his son” on St. Dennis Day in Oct.,
31 DE TREGOZ, Sybil
d. 1349
1326. Hugh the Elder ’s body was hung up for four
days, and then fed to dogs. Hugh Despencer, the Younger, was impeached
b. 1271. d. 1334
before Parliament and received sentence and was “drawn upon a hurdle, with trumps and trumpets,
throughout all the city of Hereford" and hanged, which sentence was executed on a gallows 50 feet high, upon St. Andrew’s eve, 1326. Hugh, Jr., was then
quartered and the four quarters set up in different places, and his head was set up on London Bridge, December 4, 1326. However he was an ancestor of Sir Winston
Leonard Spencer Churchill and from the family of ancestors of Charles Lindbergh and Lady Diana and her sons William and Harry, current Princes of England.
8 WENTWORTH, John 16 WENTWORTH, John, Esq.
of North Elmsall, Esq.
b. abt 1285, North Elmsall, York, England
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Page 25 of 26
Ancestors of
John Lester
SWARTZ showing
b. abt 1345
North Elmsall,
York, England
d. 15 Oct 1425
4 WENTWORTH,
John of North Elmsall
direct ancestors of
Henry of Codham
WENTWORTH
b. 1370 to 1375
North Elmsall, York,
England
d. 11 Jun
1461 to 1465
Person No. 1 on this chart is
the same as person Number
16 on Swartz Chart R.
d. after 1413, North Elmsall, York, England
son of John WENTWORTH & Alice BISSETT
17
TYAS, Jane (Joan)
Married abt 1367, Burghwallis, York, England
She was dau. of Richard TYAS
John Wentworth’s (16) father’s line is known back to
Reynold (Rynold) De WYNTERWADE probably born
France who died after 1066 in York, England
9 DRONSFIELD,
Agnes
18 DRONSFIELD, William
b. abt 1373
19
2 WENTWORTH, Sir
Roger of Nettlestead
1 WENTWORTH,
Henry of Codham
b. abt 1429, Codham
Hall, Essex, England
Died: 22 Mar 1482/3.
Buried: Probably
Weathersfield
HOWARD, Elizabeth
Knight of North Elmsall
in Yorkshire
b. abt 1397,
Nettlestead, Suffolk,
England
5 BEAUMONT,
d. 24 Oct 1452,
Nettlested, Suffolk
Elizabeth
Buried: Grey Friars,
Ipswich
20 BEAUMONT
10 BEAUMONT,
Richard
21
This Beaumont line traces back to Henry I "Beauclerc" King
of England (1100-1135 AD) and his father WILLIAM I
"CONQUEROR" and mother Mathilda of Flanders.
Henry I’s nickname "Beauclerc", means “fine scholar”).
22
11
m. 25 Jun 1423,
Nettlestead, Suffolk,
England
5 children including
Philip Wentworth,
Knight, who was
executed May 18,
1464
23
24 LE DESPENCER, Philip. Knight of Camoys Manor
12 DESPENCER,
Baron Philip
Margery was previously
married to John de Ros,
b. 18 Oct 1342 in
25
Baron, Lord Ros of
Gedney
Hamlake, who died
d. 4 Aug 1401 in
6 DESPENCER, Philip
1421 at Siege of
Goxhill.
Beauge
Sir Knight
Created Baron
of Camoys Manor.
Despencer, but
Lived also in
none of his successors
Nettlestead, Co Suffolk
used the title
3 DESPENCER, Lady b. abt 1365
26
Margery (Margaret) m. abt 1385
13 UNKNOWN,
d. 20 June, 1424
b. abt 1400.
Elizabeth
d. 20 Apr 1478
Buried at St Margaret
27
and St Bernard at
Queens College,
Cambridge
b. 6 Apr 1313. m. abt 1339
d. abt 23 Apr 1349 probably of the Black Death
COBHAM, Joan
dau of John Baron Cobham and his wife Joan Beauchamp.
d. 20 Jan 1349/50, also possibly of the Black Death
ORIGIN OF THE NAME SPENCER
The patronymic Spencer it is said, had its origin in the
title of the office of "dispensator," so called in Latin and
"le dispenser" in Norman French, by historians and
antiquarians generally rendered Steward. This office
was attached to the Court or household of William the
Conqueror and was held by Robert who accompanied
the Conqueror in his invasion of England and hence he
was called in the Latin records, "Robert le dispensator."
So the name does not mean “of Spencer.”
28
14 DE TIBETOT,
Baron Robert
7
DE TIBETOT,
Elizabeth
3rd Baron de
Tibetot
15 DEINCOURT,
Margaret
Henry I 'Beauclerc'
29
30 DEINCOURT, William Baron
b 1371.
31 an heiress of Nettlestead
Preceding BEAUMONTLINE (20): Henry I’s ancestors include Richard I 'The Fearless' Normandy; Richard II 'The Good' Normandy; Robert I Normandy; Conan
I Count of Bretagne; Judith Princess Of Brittany; William I 'The Conqueror' England; Fulbert De Falaise; Harlette De Falaise; Arnold II, Count of Flanders
Baudouin IV 'Barbatus' of Flanders; Baldwin V Count of Flanders; Frederick I, Count of Luxemburg; Ermentrude, Countess Of Luxemburg; Matilda Countess Of
Flanders, who became Queen; Hugh Capet, King of France; Robert II 'The Pious' King of France; Adelaide Princess Of Aquitaine; Adele (Alix) Princess France;
Count William III Taillefer; Constance De Toulouse, Queen of France; and many more back into antiquity.
8 MUELLER, Johann 16
Michael
Some Swiss families migrated first to Germany, to
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Page 26 of 26
b. 1655 Zollikofen,
Bern, Switzerland
d. 31 Jan 1695,
17
Steinwenden,
Germany
Ancestors of
John Lester SWARTZ
showing information and
general ancestry of
Caterina Ester
MUELLER
4 MUELLER, Johann
Michael
b. 5 Oct 1692,
Steinweiler, Oberamt
Lautern, Germany
9 CHARETAS,
d. 4 Jan 1791,
Irene
Conocoheague,
Washington Co,
b. 1670,
Maryland, Colony
Steinwenden,
(some say died 1771
Germany
Frederick, Maryland)
Persons 4 and 5 arrived aboard Adventure
Galley. Captain: John Davies (Mirion)
From: Rotterdamby Way of: Plymouth, Eng.
Arrival: Philadelphia, 2 Oct 1727
Also on board was one Jacob Hoghman
and one Scipilo Hoffmaning.
m. 1714
Arrived as “Michel
Mülle” and “Susanne”
from Krottelbach,
Bayern-Pfalz.
Destination:
Washington, MD.
2 MUELLER, George
(Jurg)
b. 1722, Germany
d. 1798,
Lancaster Borough
Lancaster Co, PA
SWARTZ,
Johann Philip
19
20
10 BERCHTOL, Hans
5 BERCHTAL
(BERCHTOL),
Susannah Agnes
1 MUELLER,
Caterina Ester
b. abt 1740
d. Lancaster, PA
18
21
b. 3 May 1688
in Germany
It is interesting to note that
aboard Adventure Galley were
a Jacob Hoghman and
Scipilo Hoffmaning.
Caterina Ester Mueller
and Johann Philip Swartz
son Leobathasar
married an Anna Hoffman.
11 UNKNOWN,
Anna Christina
22
23
24
12
25
6
3 UNKNOWN,
Catherine
26
13
27
28
14
29
Person No. 1 on this chart
is the same as person
Number 17 on Swartz
Chart A.
7
30
15
31
escape religious persecution or even as a result of the
plagues. These families are Swiss in origin orginally, like
these Muellers (and like the Bosserts and Kellers of our
RUTH line).