New England Colonists, 1600-1700 Clary-Coates

Clary

John settled at Watertown, Mass. and married in 1644 at same.

　
Clawkin

Thomas was living in Providence, R.I. in 1645.

　

An etching depicting what has been referred to as the bloodiest war in American history, King Philips War.

Claus or Clawson

John was at Providence, R.I. in 1646.
Stephen was an inhabitant of Stamford, Conn. in 1670.

　

Clay

Humphrey owned an Inn in New London, Conn. in 1651.
Joseph was married at Guilford, Conn. in 1670.
Thomas was of Scituate, Mass. in 1643.

　

Clayton

Thomas was at Dover, N.H. in 1650 before removing to R.I. after. He left no male issue.

　

Clear

George was at Newport, R.I., in 1639.
John was a shoemaker at Boston in 1674.

　

Cleaveland or Cleveland

Moses was born in 1624 at Ipswich, Suffolk, England and came to N.E. as a youth in 1635. He was admitted as a freeman at Woburn, Mass. in 1643.
Samuel, brother of the preceding, was a Chelmsford, Mass. pre-1681 and then at Canterbury, Conn. by 1693.

　

Cleaves or Cleves

George was born at Plymouth, Devonshire, England in 1576 and came to Scarborough, Maine in 1630. He went to Falmouth, Maine two years later.
William was married at Roxbury, Mass. in 1659.
William was at Beverly, Mass. before 1676.

　

Clement or Clemens

Abraham was married at Newbury, Mass. in 1683.
Austin, or Augustine, was a painter who came from Southhampton, England in 1635 and settled at Dorchester, Mass..
Godfrey was a freeman at Watertown, Mass. in 1634.
John was at Haverhill, Mass. in 1645.
Robert, brother of John, was born in 1590 and was made a freeman at Haverhill in 1643.
Salmon was married at Boston in 1660.
Thomas was at Providence, R.I. in 1645.

　

Cleverton

Thomas was a freeman at Newport, R.I. in 1645.

　

Clifford

George was born at Arnold, Nottinghamshire, England before coming to Boston in 1644.He then removed to Hampton, N.H. after.
John, brother of preceding, was a resident of Hampton, N.H. in 1658.

　

Clift or Cliff

Thomas was a Quaker and freeman of Mass. as early as 1641. He is then seen at Rehoboth, Mass. by 1643 and then at R.I. later in life.

　

Clisby or Clesby

Ezekial was a freeman at Boston in 1690.
John was at Charlestown, Mass. pre-1669.

　

An early New England Quaker meeting.

Cloade

Andrew was a "wine-cooper" and married at Boston in 1653.

　

Close

Thomas was at Greenwich, Conn. in 1672.

　

Clough or Cluff

Ebenezer was at Boston in 1690.

　

John was a tailor who was born in 1613 in England and came to Watertown, Mass. in 1635. He then is seen at Salisbury, Mass. in 1639.
John was of Charlestown, Mass. in 1652.
John is a freeman at Hartford, Conn. in 1654.
Richard was at Plymouth in 1634.
William was of Charlestown before 1659 and was killed in King Philips War on August 24, 1675.

　

Cloutman or Cloudman

John came from Hingham, Aberdeenshire, Scotland to Plymouth in 1690 before removing to Marblehead, Mass..
Thomas, brother of preceding, came at the same time and was living at the same place as his brother.

　

1775 Connecticut Currency

Cloyes

John was married at Watertown, Mass. in 1637.

　

Coalborne

Nathaniel was a freeman at Dedham, Mass. in 1641.

　

Coates

Robert was born in England in 1627 and is found at Lynn, Mass. pre-1663.
Thomas was an inhabitant of Lynn, Mass. in 1658.

　

New England Colonists, 1600-1700 Clark-Clarke

This is the ONLY post that encompasses just one single surname.
 

Clark/Clarke 

 

Arthur settled at Hampton, N.H. pre-1640, when he became a freeman at Salem, Mass.. He then went to Boston in 1643.

Benjamin was a freeman at Medfield, Mass. in 1682.

Carew was born at Bedfordshire, England in 1603 before coming to Newport, R.I. in 1638. He left no issue.

Christopher was a mariner at Boston in 1646.

Daniel is on record at Ipswich, Mass. in 1634. He is then found at Topsfield, Mass. by 1661.

Daniel, son of Joseph, was born at England in 1622 and settled with his Uncle Ephraim Hunt at Windsor, Conn. in 1639.

Edmund is at Gloucester, Mass. by 1650.

A depiction of the Great Swamp Fight, of which the Clark family was part of. More found at http://www.whitelawlovefamilyhistory.com/category/family-names/clarke/

 

 

Edward was a carpenter at Haverhill, Mass. in 1646, then at Kennebunk, Maine in 1652; later at Wells, Maine.

Ephraim was a freeman at Medfield, Mass. in 1673.

George was a carpenter and a builder who came from Surrey or Kent, England in 1637. He settled at Milford, Conn. in 1639.

George was a husbandman at Milford, Conn. in 1639.

Henry is found at Windsor, Conn. in 1640 before removing to Hadley, Mass.

Hugh was born in England in 1613. He was at Watertown, Mass. in 1640; removed to Roxbury, Mass. in 1657.

James was one of the first settlers in New Haven, Conn. in 1637. He went to Stratford, Conn. pre-1669.

James was at Boston pre-1646.

Jeremiah, born in England, is found at Portsmouth, R.I. in 1640.

John is a freeman found at Cambridge, Mass. in 1632. He then removed to Hartford, Conn. in 1636, then to Farmington, Conn. in 1645 and finally to Saybrook, Conn..

John was born in 1612 at England and came from Ipswich, Suffolk, England in 1634 to New England, He is first found at New Haven, Conn. in 1639 and later went to N.H..

 

 

 

John was an author and physician, the son of Thomas of Bedfordshire and brother of Carew, and came to Boston in 1637. He removed the next year to Newport, R.I. and left no issue.

John was a physician and freeman at Newbury, Mass. in 1639 before going to Boston in 1649.

John was married at Springfield, Mass. in 1647.

John was at Saybrook, Conn in 1640, having come from Wethersfield, Conn.and Milford, Conn..

John was a carpenter at New London, Conn. before going to Norwich, Conn. in 1656.

Jonas was a shipmaster who was born in England in 1619/20. He is found at Cambridge, Mass. in 1642.

Joseph is at Cambridge as a freeman in 1635,later going to Windsor, Conn..

Joseph was born at Suffolk, England and settled at Dorchester pre-1650. He is also found at Dedham, Mass. where he is a freeman in 1653.

Joseph was the youngest brother of Dr. John and came to N.E. in 1637. He located at Boston in 1638 before removing to Newport, R.I..

Malachi is found at Ipswich, Mass. in 1648.

Matthew was a mariner at Boston in 1656 and went to Marblehead by 1661.

Nathaniel was born in England in 1638 before going to Newbury in 1668.

 

A description of the Clark family crest. More found at http://www.broughfamily.org/Samuel_Clark_Family_Organization.html

 

 

Nicholas arrived at Boston in 1632 and went to Hartford, Conn. in 1635. Percy, or Percival, was a freeman at Boston in 1675.

Richard was an early settler at Rowley, Mass. in 1642.

Robert is found at Lynn, Mass. around the year 1636 and then at Sandwich, Mass. later.

Robert is a freeman found at Stratford, Conn. in 1669.

Samuel was at Wethersfield, then Stamford and Milford, Conn. by 1669, before removing to Hempstead, L.I..

Thaddeus is married at Falmouth, Maine by 1663.

Thomas was a carpenter and born in England in 1599. He is first found at Plymouth in 1623 and at Harwich, Mass. by 1670.

Thomas was the elder brother of Dr. John and is found at Newport, R.I. in 1638.

Thomas was a merchant at Dorchester, Mass. in 1636 and at Boston in 1653.

Thomas is a freeman and blacksmith at Boston in 1641.

Thomas is found to be living at Lynn, Mass. in 1640 before removing to Reading, Mass. pre-1693, when he died there.

Thomas was a merchant at Dorchester pre-1644.

Tristram, or Thurston, was born at England in 1594 and came from Ipswich, Suffolk, England to Plymouth in 1634.

William is a freeman at Ipswich in 1630.

A great picture of a bible entry on the Clark family. See more at

http://expertgenealogy.co.uk/pro/default.aspx?x=stephenthomas&p=

 

 

William is a freeman at Watertown in 1631, removing to Woburn, Mass. before 1646.

 

Lieut. William was born at Plymouth, Dorsetshire, England in 1609. He came to new England in 1630 and settled at Dorchester sometime previous to 1635. He then went to Northampton, Mass. in 1659.

William was a freeman at Salem in 1630, where he kept a hotel in 1634.

William was a servant to John Crow and is found at Hartford, Conn. in 1639. He is one of the first settlers of Haddam, Conn. in 1662.

William died at Yarmouth, Mass. in 1668.

William is at Boston in 1659.

William was a resident of Boston in 1661.

William was married at Saybrook in 1678.

 



New England Colonists, 1600-1700 Cheseborough-Clapham

Cheseborough or Chesseborough

William, born in 1594 near Boston, Lincolnshire, England, he came to Boston, Mass. in 1630 and then went to Braintree. He is then found at Rehoboth by 1643 and by 1650, William is listed as one of the founders of Stonington, Conn..

　

Chesholme or Chisholm

Thomas is at Cambridge by 1636; leaving no issue.

　

Chesley

Philip is found at Dover, N.H. in 1642.

　

Chester

Leonard was the son of Balby, of Leicester, England and was at Watertown, Mass. in 1635, before removing to Wethersfield, Conn. in 1636.

Samuel was a navigator and was born about 1625 in England. He was at Boston in 1663 and went to New London, Conn. the same year.

Samuel is a merchant at Boston in 1676.

　
Chichester

James was at Taunton in 1643, Salem in 1650 and Huntington in 1664.

William, brother of preceding, was at Marblehead, Mass. in 1648.

　
Chick

Richard was at Roxbury in 1678.

Thomas was at Dover, N.H. in 1671.

　
Chickering

Francis came from Suffolk, England in 1637 and was a freeman at Dedham in 1640.

Henry was a physician and brother of the preceding. He was the son of Stephen, grandson of Thomas of Wymondham, England and came from Ringsford, England to become a proprietor of Salem in 1630. He then went to Dedham, Mass. shortly after.

　

Child or Childs

Alwin was a merchant of Boston in 1673.

Benjamin, son of Benjamin, was at Roxbury, Mass. in 1630 and went to Boston after.

Ephraim came from Nayland, Suffolk, England and was a freeman at Watertown, Mass. in 1631.

Jeremiah was living at Swanzey, Mass. by 1669.

John was at Watertown pre-1664.

Richard, brother of preceding, was at Watertown and then Barnstable, Mass. previous to 1663.

Richard was married at Marshfield, Mass. in 1665.

Robert, physician, came from Northfleet, Kent, England and was at Watertown before being granted land at Lancaster, Mass.. He never married.

Samuel came to Plymouth early and was killed by Indians during King Phillip's war in 1675.

William, brother of Ephraim, was born about 1600 at England and is found to have been a freeman at Watertown in 1634.

　
Chillingworth or Chillingsworth

Thomas was at Lynn, Mass pre-1637, where he is found at Sandwich, Mass. By 1648, he had removed to Marshfield, Mass..

　
Chilson

John was married at Lynn, Mass. in 1667.

Walsingham came from Kent, England to Marblehead, Mass. by 1647.


Chilton

James was a Mayflower passenger and was at Plymouth in 1620. He left no issue.

　
Chinn or Chine

George was at Salem, Mass. in 1638 and then to Marblehead by 1648.


Chipman

John, son of Thomas, of Dorchester, Dorsetshire, Engand, was born in 1613. He was at Plymouth sometime previous to 1650, where he is found at Yarmouth, Mass..

　
Chipperfield

Edmund was a brickmaker who was born in England in 1615. He was a resident of New Haven, Conn. in 1639, where he died in 1648.


Chisholme

Thomas came to New England sometime previous to 1653.


Chittenden

John was the son of Robert of Cranbrook, Kent, England and was baptized in 1594. He was at New Haven, Conn. in 1639 and was also one of the first settlers of Guilford, Conn..

Thomas was a linen weaver who came from Kent County, England, where he was born in 1585. He was at Scituate, Mass. in 1635.

William, brother of John, settled at New Haven in 1639 and afterwards at Guilford, Conn..


Choate

John was born in England in 1624 and came from Sudbury, Suffolk, England. He is at Ipswich, Mass. in 1648.

　
Christophers

Christopher was a mariner from Devonshire, England and is found at New London, Conn. by 1667.

Jeffrey was a brother of the preceding and was also at New London in 1667.

Richard was at Boston pre-1685.


Chubb

Thomas was born at Crewkerne, Somerset, England in 1609. He was at Boston before 1630, then went to Dorchester, then Salem by 1636. Lastly found at Beverly, Mass..

　
Chubbuck

Thomas was at Charlestown in 1634 and then went to Hingham, Mass. the next year.

　
Church

Cornelius was married at Groton, Mass. in 1670.

Garrett, or Jared, was born in 1611 and is found at Watertown, Mass. in 1637.

John was at Dover, N.H. in 1662 and at Salisbury, Mass. by 1666.

Richard was a carpenter and came with Winthrop's Fleet to Weymouth, Mass.. He removed to Plymouth in 1633, then to Charlestown by 1653, HIngham in 1657 and lastly to Sandwich in 1664.

Richard was an original porprietor at Hartford in 1637 before removing to Hadley, Mass. in 1660.

　
Churchill

Jermiah was married at Wethersfield, Mass. in 1638.

John was born around 1620 in England and is found at Plymouth in 1643.

　
Churchman

Humphrey was at Kittery, Maine in 1677.

Josiah is married at Wethersfield in 1667.

　
Chute

Lionel was a schoolmaster at Ipswich, Mass. in 1639.


Claflin

Robert was a freeman at Wenham, Mass. in 1661.

　
Clap or Clapp

Ambrose came to Dorchester, Mass. in 1636.

Edward came to New England by 1633 and is found to have been a freeman by 1636.

Increase was married at Barnstable in 1675.

Nicholas, brother of Ambrose and son of Richard Clap of Dorchester, England, was born in 1612. He is found at Dorchester, Mass. in 1636.

Robert came from Littenham, Devonshire, England to Dorchester, Mass. in 1660 and is found at Boston in 1687.

Capt. Roger, son of William and brother of Edward, was born at Salcombe Regis in 1609. He is found at Dorchester in 1630 and then at Weymouth in 1638. He is found at Scituate a year or two later.

　
Clapham

Arthur was at New Hampshire pre-1676.

Peter was at Fairfield, Conn. in 1670 and is at Norwalk, Conn. in 1672.

Off The Beaten Path

Taking a little breather from names, dates and places to show you some pictures that are still part of the theme for this blog post, but a little more pleasant to admire than text only.
My wife and children took a trip to Pemaquid Harbor, Maine last week in order for the kids to, not only, admire the scenery, but to see what our direct ancestor(John Bayley)with his two children must have endured when that great earthquake of August 14, 1635 hit the New England coast.
Chroniclers and historians all agree that this was the worst hurricane in Yankee history.
The Bayley's had to swim to shore once this storm hit and to stand on this rocky coast looking out to the spot where the Angel Gabriel ship was being thrashed around was quite sobering.
During any normal day, this sight is awe-inspiring and frightening to begin with, the sound and sight of the monstrous ocean waves hitting the immovable rocky protrusions made my son and I realize that we could NEVER even think bout taking our kayaks into such waters, and we are avid kayakers!
I just can't imagine the frightening nature of such a life threatening swim during calm waters, let alone a hurricane.
So here are some pictures of the lighthouse and the view of the spot where the Bayley/Bailey family began there journey, with providence on their side naturally.

The ship Angel Gabriel

 

My two sons

 

 

 

 

 

And last, but certainly not least, my 14 year old daughter who decided that rain and cold and wind was far more tolerable when sitting inside our vehicle, LOL. Is she laughing at us fools outside? Maybe..........

 

 

(Hey Brian, don't stare too long.....)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

New England Colonists, 1600-1700 Chandler-Cherey

Chandler

　
Edmund was at Plymouth, Mass. in 1633 and by 1650, he was granted land at Duxbury, Mass. but moved to Scituate, Mass. He ultimately settled his land at Duxbury by 1662.

John was a freeman at Concord, Mass. in 1640.

John was living in Portsmouth, N.H. in 1658 as a shoemaker.

Nathaniel was at Duxbury, Mass. in 1643.

Roger was living at Plymouth, Mass. in 1633.

Roger was married at Concord in 1671.

Samuel was at Plymouth in 1633 before removing to Dorchester, Mass. by 1664, where he married.

William was at Roxbury in 1637 and was one of the original proprietors of Andover, Mass..

William was at Newbury, Mass. pre-1652.


Chapin

　
Deacon was killed in King Phillips War on November 11, 1675.

Samuel first went to Roxbury before permanently settling at Springfield, Mass in 1641.

A cooper(barrel maker)of Colonial New England

　
Chapleman

　
Michael was at Salem in 1668.

　
Chaplin or Chaplain

　
Clement was a chandler and was born in England in 1587. He left Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, England in 1635 for Cambridge before removing to Hartford, Conn..

Hugh, son of Ebenezer and grandson of Jeremiah of Bradford, England was born in 1603 and went to Rowley, Mass. in 1638.

　
Chapman


Edward was at Windsor, Conn. in 1662 and was killed in King Phillips War on December 19, 1675.

Edward came from Yorkshire, England to Boston in 1639 before removing to Ipswich, Mass. in 1642. He finally ended up at Rowley.

John was a weaver and freeman at Charlestown, Mass. in 1634. He was at New Haven, Conn. in 1639 before moving to Fairfield and ending at Stamford, Conn..

Ralph was a ships carpenter and born in Southwark, Surrey, England in 1615, He went to Duxbury, Mass. in 1636 and afterwards to Marshfield, Mass..

Richard was at Braintree, Mass. in 1649.

Robert came from Hull, England to Boston in 1635 but moved that same year to Saybrook, Conn..

Robert was at Dover, N.H. in 1663.

Simon was at Ipswich in 1675.

William was at New London, Conn. by 1656.

A colonial cordwainer(shoemaker)

　
Chappell

　
George was born in England in 1615 and came to New England in 1635. He was living in Wethersfield, Conn. by 1637 and then New London, Conn. by 1650.

Nathaniel was at Boston in 1634.

William settled in New London, Conn. by 1653.

　
Chard

　
William was a freman at Weymouth, Mass. in 1654.


Charles

　
John was at Charlestown, Mass. in 1636 and then moved to New Haven, Conn by 1640.

William was at Salem in 1637.


Chase or Chace

　
Aquilla was a mariner and was the son of Richard of Hundrich, Chesham, England, and the fourth generation of Thomas. Aquilla was born in 1618 and settled at Hampton, N.H. in 1640 before moving to Newbury in 1646.

Bartholomew was at Providence, R.I. in 1645.

Thomas was the brother of Aquilla and settled at Hampton, N.H. in 1640.

William came to Roxbury in 1630 before removing to Scituate in 1645 and lastly to Yarmouth after that date.

An old rendering of King Phillip's War

　
Chatfield


Francis was one of the first settlers of Guilford, Connn. in 1639.

George, brother of the preceding, was at Guilford in 1640 and went to Easthampton, L.I. after, leaving no male issue.

　
Chauncey

　
Rev. Charles, son of George of Yardley, Herfordshire, England and bapt. in 1592, went to Plymouth in 1637. By 1641, he moved to Scituate and became the first president of Harvard College in 1654.


Checkley

　
Anthony was the merchant son of William, of Preston Capes, Northamptonshire, England and was bapt. in 1636. John was at Boston in 1645.

John was a cooper from St. Saviour, Southwark, England and came to Boston in 1670.

　
Chedsey or Chidsey

　
John was at New Haven, Conn. in 1644.

A somewhat fanciful etching of an old schoolmaster at work.

　
Cheever

　
Bartholomew was a cordwainer who was born at Canterbury, Kent, England in 1608. He was a freeman at Boston in 1637.

Daniel, brother of the preceding, was at Cambridge in 1646.

Ezekiel was a schoolmaster who was born in London in 1616. He came to Boston in 1637 and moved to New Haven, Conn. the following year. He then went to Ipswich in 1650, Charlestown by 1660 and finally to Boston by 1670.

Peter was at Salem in 1668.


Chelson

　
Robert was at Ipswich in 1644.

William was at Scarborough, Maine in 1676.

　
Cheney

　
John was a shoemaker at Roxbury in 1635, then went to Newbury by 1636.

John was at Watertown, Mass. early but died in 1675.

Lambert was born in England in 1593 and came to Salem in 1630. He was at Watertown and Dedham, Mass. by 1635.

Thomas was born in England in 1604 and died at Roxbury in 1667.

William, brother of John, was at Roxbury pre-1639.


Cherey


David was at Wickford, R.I. in 1674.

　

　

New England Colonists, 1600-1700 Carthrick - Champney

An 1882 Howard Pyle painting of a Mass. Governor stopping Christmas festivities in Puritanical N.E..

Carthrick or Cartrack

Michael was a carpenter at Ipswich, Mass. in 1625.

Cartwright

Arthur was at Dorchester, Mass. in 1666.
Edward was a mariner of Boston in 1662.
Edward was at Nantucket, Mass. pre-1678.
Nicholas was a resident of Nantucket, Mass. pre-1706.

Carveath

Ezekiel was at Boston in 1674.

Carver

John, of the Mayflower, was the first governor of the Plymouth Colony but left no issue.
Richard was born in 1578 at Cratly, Norfolk, England and came to Watertown, Mass, in 1638. He died in 1641 without issue.
Robert was a planter and the son of Isaac as well as the nephew of Gov. John Carver. He was born at Boston, Lincolnshire, Engalnd in 1594 and settled at Marshfield, Mass. in 1638.

Carrwithen or Carwithen

David was at Salem, Mass. in 1644.
Joshua was a mariner and married at Boston in 1657.
Philip was at New London, Conn. in 1650.

Cary

James was of Bristol, England before coming to Charlestown, Mass, in 1639.
John was a brother of the preceding and the son of William. He was born in 1609 before coming to the Plymouth Colony. He was among the first settler sof Duxbury and Bridgewater, Mass..
Nathaniel was at Salem in 1637.

Case

Ebenezer was married at Roxbury, Mass. in 1690.
Edward was at Watertown, Mass. in 1638 and was also one of the incorporators of Taunton, Mass. .
John was a farmer and landowner who was born at Aylesham, England in 1616. He came to New England by 1635 and settled at Hartford, Conn. before removing to Newtown, L.I.. He went to Windsor, Conn. in 1656 and settled at Simsbury, Conn. by 1667.
Richard, brother of the preceding, was at Hartford, Conn. in 1660.
William was at Newport, R.I. in 1655.

Caseley or Casley

Edward was at Scituate, Mass. in 1638 and then went to Barnstable, Mass. in 1639.
William was at Lynn, Mass before removing to Sandwich, Mass..

Casey

Thomas was at Newport, R.I. in 1658.

Cash

William was a mariner of Salem, Mass. pre-1662.

Caskin

William was at Concord, Mass. by 1642.

Cass

James was at Westerly, R.I. in 1669.
John was at Hampton, N.H. in 1644.

Cassell or Cassiley

George was living in Mass. in 1657.
Robert was at Ipswich, Mass. in 1637 before removing to Hampton, N.H. in 1639.

A 1659 Public Ban on Christmas in Massachusetts

Castle

Henry was an early settler of Woodbury, Conn..
Matthew was married at Charlestown, Mass. in 1687.
William was a mariner at Boston in 1673.

Cawly

Thomas at at Marblehead, Mass. in 1671.

Cayme

Arthur was at York, Maine in 1680/6.

Center

John was at Boston pre-1682.


Chadbourne

'Humphery' came over to Portsmouth, N.H. by Mason in 1631.
James was at Kittery, Maine in 1677.
William was at Kittery in 1631.

Chadsey

William was born in Wales before coming to Newport, R.I. in 1692.

Chadwell

Richard was at Lynn, Mass. in 1636 then went to Sandwich, Mass. the next year.
Thomas was the brother of the preceding and born in 1611 at England. He came to Salem in 1636, then to Lynn, then to Sandwich, Mass. He removed to Charlestown in 1670 and finally back to Lynn.

Chadwick

Charles was born in England in 1596 and was a freeman at Charletown in 1630.
John was a brother of the preceding and is found at Watertown in 1656 as a freeman. He then went to Malden, Mass..
Samuel was married at Reading, Mass. in 1685.
Thomas was a brother of John and was born in England in 1655. He went to Newbury, Mass. by 1679 before ending up at Watertown.

Chaffee or Chaffin

Ebenezer was at Boston pre-1690.
Matthew was a ships carpenter and a freeman at Boston in 1636.
Thomas was at Hingham, Mass. in 1635, He is then found at 'Nantasket', Mass. by 1642 and then at Hull and Rehoboth, Mass..

Chalcroft

Richard was at Salem in 1668.

Challis or Chalice

Philip was born in England in 1612 before being found at Ipswich, Mass. by 1637.　

Chalker

Alexander was married at Saybrook, Conn. in 1637.

Chalkley or Chaukley

Robert was a freeman at Charletown, Mas. in 1646.


Chamberlain or Chamberlin

Edward or Edmund lived at Woburn, Mass and married at Roxbury, Mass. in 1647 before removing to Chelmsford, Mass. by 1655.
Henry was a shoemaker and came from Hingham, Norfolk, England in 1638. He settled at Hingham and then to Hull, Mass. in 1660.
John was a currier at Boston in 1651.
John was at Charlestown and Woburn, Mass. pre-1652.
John was at Malden, Mass. in 1690.
John was a resident of Cambridge, Mass. in 1635.
Joseph was a freeman at Cambridge in 1654 before moving to Billerica, Mass..
Richard was a resident of Braintree, Mass. in 1642 and then went to Roxbury and later to Sudbury, Mass..
Thomas was a brother of Edmund and William. He was at Woburn in 1644 before moving to Chelmsford after.
William is living at Boston in 1647 and is found in either Hinghma or Hull, Mass. by 1649.
William was a brother of Edmund and Thomas and born in 1620 at England. He settled at Woburn in 1648 and later at Billerica by 1654.

Chambers or Chalmers

Thomas was at Scituate, Mass. in 1640 before removing to Charlestown in 1658.

Chambernoon

Francis was at Kittery, Maine in 1639, Portsmouth, N.H. in 1646 and York, Maine in 1665.

Champion

Henry was at Saybrook, Conn. in 1647 before being found at Lynn, Conn..

Champlin

Geoffrey, or Jeffery, was born in England in 1621 before moving to Portsmouth, N.H. in 1638 or before. He is then found at Newport, R.I.

Champney

Christopher is at Cambridge, Mass. in 1644.
John is also at Cambridge in 1635.
Josheph was a freeman at Cambridge in 1654 before moving to Billerica, Mass..
Richard was the brother of John who came from Lincolnshire, England to Cambridge where he was a freeman in 1636.

　

New England Colonists, 1600-1700 Camp-Carter

Camp

Edward was living at New Haven, Conn. in 1643.
John was a freeman at Hartford, Conn. in 1669.
Nicholas was born in Nasing, Essex, England pre-1630 before going to Watertown, Mass. in 1638. He then removed to Guilford in 1639 and was lastly in Milford, Conn. by 1646.
William was married in New London, Conn. in 1683.

Campbell

Duncan was a bookseller in Boston in 1685.
John was the owner of Boston News Letter in Boston in 1695.

Camfield or Canfield

John was at Portsmouth, R.I. in 1655.
Matthew was at New Haven, Conn. in 1644 and then went to New Jersey in 1665.
Thomas, brother of the preceding, was born at Yorkshire, England and was living in New Haven before moving to Milford, Conn. by 1646.

Campion

Clement was at Portsmouth, N.H. in 1647.

Canada

James was at Rowley, Mass. by 1601.

Cande

Zaccheus was a proprietor at New Haven, Conn. in 1685.

Cann

John was married at Boston in 1661.

Canney

Thomas was sent over by Mason to Portsmouth, N.H. in 1631 and then went to Dover, N.H. in 1644.

Cannin or Canon

John was at Plymouth, Mass. by 1621.

Canterbury

Cornelius was at Hingham, Mass. in 1639 but left no male issue.
William first lived in Salem in 1638 before removing to Lynn, Mass. by 1641.

Capen

Bernard came from England to Mass. in 1630. He was a proprietor at Dedham, Mass. by 1633 and had only one son named John, who may have came to New England BEFORE his father did.

Capron

Benfield or Banfield was born at England around 1660 before coming to N.E. by 1680. He settled at Barrington, R.I. and later to Attleboro, Mass..

Card

Richard was at Newport, R.I. in 1665.

Carder

Richard was at Roxbury, Mass pre-1636, when he is found at Boston. The following year he is found at Warwick, R.I..

Carleton

Edward, was the son of Eramas, mercer of London and the 19th generation from Baldwin de Carleton. Edward was born in 1605 in England and was one of the founders of Rowley, Mass. between 1638-9. He returned to England in 1651 and died the same year. His son, John, came to N.E. after his fathers death.

Carlilie, Carley or Carlisle

Bartholomew was married at Sudbury, Mass. in 1686.
William was at Hingham in 1637 and was one of the first planters of Hull, Mass. in 1642. He was also a founder of Lancaster, Mass. in 1653 before settling at Marlboro, Mass. afterward.

Carman

John was at Roxbury in 1631, removed to Long Island afterward, and was also a patentee of Hempstead.

Carnes

John was at Boston in 1649.
Thomas was at New Haven, Conn. in 1684.

Carney

James was a surgeon at Boston in 1685.

Carpenter

David was at Farmington, Conn. when he died in 1651.
John lived at Ipswich, Mass. in 1678.
Thomas was a carpenter who came from Amesbury, Wiltshire, England to Boston in 1636.
William was the ninth generation from John and was born in 1576. He came with his son, William, in 1637. The elder returned on the same ship back to England and his son settled at Providence, R.I. in the same year. He was the founder of the Carpenter branch of the family in that state before living at Weymouth in 1640, was a carpenter by trade and was also one of the founders of Rehoboth.

Carr

Caleb was the son of Benjamin and was born at London in 1616 before going to Newport, R.I. in 1638.
George was a shipwright at Ipswich in 1633 and went to Salisbury, Mass. in 1640. He was at Amesbury in 1662.
Richard, born in 1606 and came to N.E. in 1635. He is at Hampton, N.H. in 1640 before removing to Ipswich in 1678.
Robert was a tailor by trade and a brother of Caleb. He was also born in London in 1614 and settled at Briston, R.I. by 1635. He became a resident of Portsmouth, R.I. in 1639 and then went to Newport, R.I. then to "Conanicut Island" in Narragansett Bay.

Carrier

Thomas was born in Wales around 1630 and is found at Billerica, Mass. by 1674, then Andover, Mass. and finally at Colchester, Conn..

Carrington

Edward was at Charlestown in 1633.
John was at Wethersfield, Conn. in 1644.

Carroll

Anthony was at Topsfield Mass. in 1661.
Nathaniel was living in Mass. in 1672.

Carter

Caleb was married at Charlestown, Mass. in 1678.
John was at Charlestown in 1640 and was an early settler of Woburn, Mass..
Joshua was at Dorchester, Mass. in 1634 and removed to Windsor, Conn sometime before 1647.
Lawrence was at Hadley, Mass. in 1686.
Philip was at Exeter, N.H. in 1677.
Ralph was at Boston in 1676.
Richard was a broadweaver at Boston in 1640 but left no male issue.
Robert was at Malden, Mass. in 1674.
Samuel was at Charlestown, Mass. in 1647.
Thomas is living at Charlestown in 1637.
Rev. Thomas was born at St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England before coming to Dedham in 1641. He was the first minister of Woburn, Mass. in 1642.
Thomas was a planter and born in England. He settled at Ipswich in 1638 and was at Salisbury, Mass. in 1639.
Thomas was at York, Maine in 1663.
William was at Marblehead, Mass. in 1668

New England Colonists, 1600-1700 Butts-Calverly

Good ol' Thurston Howell, III certainly tried to replicate a New England accent in Gilligan's Island but never quite got it down. But he certainly gave it the Yankee try. If my memory serves me correctly, he was a Rhode Islander, worth billions before losing most of it and only becoming a millionaire from the Depression, he was a proud 'Hahvad' graduate and a Republican.



Butter or Butters

Isaac was at Medfield, Mass. in 1666.
William was born in Scotland in 1630 before coming to Woburn, Mass. pre-1689.

Butterfield

Benjamin was at Charlestown, Mass. in 1638, then to Woburn in 1640 and was one of the original proprietors of Chelmsford, Mass. in 1654.

Butterworth

John was a resident of Rehoboth, Mass. in 1643 before going to Swanzey, Mass. before 1663.

Samuel was a freeman at Weymouth in 1640 before moving to Rehoboth, Mass. in 1645.

Buttolph

Thomas was a glover who was born in England in 1603. He was at Boston in 1635.

Button

John was a miller and a freeman at Boston in 1634.
Matthias, a Dutchman, was at Boston before 1634.
Robert was a freeman at Salem in 1642.

Buttrick

William was born at England around 1615 at Kingston on the Thames before coming to Concord, Mass. in 1635. He moved to Chelmsford, Mass. after.

Buttry or Buttery

Nicholas was born in England in 1602 at London and came to Cambridge in 1635.

Buxton

Anthony was born in England in 1601 and is found at Salem in 1637.

Buzzell or Buswwell

Isaac was born about 1593 at England and was an early settler of Salisbury, Mass. in 1639. He then went to Hampton, N.H. the same year but returned to Salisbury shortly afterward.

Byam

George was at Sal;em in 1642, then went to Wenham, Mass and Chelmsford, Mass. about 1653.

Byfield

Nathaniel was the son of Rev. Richard and was born at Long Ditton, Surrey, England in 1653 before being a resident of Bristol county, Mass. in 1679.

Byles

Josiah was a sadler from Winchester, Hants, England before coming to Boston in 1695.

Byley
Henry was a tanner who was born in England in 1612. He was an early settler of Salisbury, Mass. in 1639.

Bynns

Jonas was at Dover, N.H. in 1654.

Byram

Nicholas was a physician at Weymouth, Mass. as early as 1638 and is found at Bridgewater, Mass. by 1662.

Cabell

George was a merchant at Boston in 1695.

John came to N.E. in 1631 and settled at Springfield,Mass. in 1636 before being found as a freeman at Fairfield, Conn. in 1669.

Cabot

George, son of Francis of St. Trinity Island, Jersey, England came to Boston in 1670.
Jean, brother of George, was at Boston in 1670.

Cadman

George was at Dartmouth, Mass. in 1685.

Cadogan

Rice or Richard, was at Kittery, Maine sometime in the second quarter of the 1600s.

Cadwell

Thomas was at Hartford, Conn. in 1632.

Cady or Cade

Benjamin was married at Andover, Mass. in 1664.
James was from Wales and came to Hingham, Mass. in 1635 before removing Boston in 1640 and lastly to Yarmouth, Mass. afterward.
Jonathan was at Rowley pre-1667 and is found at Killingly, Conn. in 1669.
Nicholas was born at England and is found at Watertown, Mass. by 1645, then in Groton, Mass. by 1668.
Richard was at Mass. in 1652.

Caffinge or Caffins

John was an original proprietor at Guilford, Conn. in 1639 before removing to New Haven, Conn. by 1643.
Samuel, brother of John, was at new Haven, Conn. in 1649.
Thomas, also a brother of the above two, died at New Haven, Conn. in 1647.

Cahoon

William was at Swanzey, Mass. in 1669.

Caine or Cain

Christopher was at Cambridge.

Cakehead(Yes, Cakehead)

Thomas at at Watertown, Mass. in 1634 and is found at Dedham and Sudbury, Mass. after.

Caldwell

John was a weaver who was born in England in 1624. he is found at Boston in 1643 before removing to Ipswich, Mass. by 1654.

Calef or Calfe

James is at Rowley, Mass. in 1644.
Robert was born in England around 1648 and settl;ed at Boston in 1688. He then went to Roxbury by 1707.

Calkins

Deacon Hugh was of Welsh descent and was born in Wales in 1600. He settled at marshfield, Mass. between 1638 and 1640 before remving to Gloucester, Mass. later.

Call

John was at Charlestown, Mass. in 1637. Thomas was a tilemaker and/or husbandman when he is found at Charlestown, Mass. in 1636.

Callender

Ellas was a cooper and one of the founders of the First Baptist Church at Boston in 1669.

Calloway or Callowe

Oliver was a mariner at Watertown, Mass. in 1642 before removing to Boston in 1655.

Callum

John was at Haverhill, Mass. in 1677.

Calverly

Edmund is found at Warwick in 1661 and then at Newport, R.I. after. No issue is found for him.

New England Colonists, 1600-1700 Burmin-Butts

Colonial Boston

Burman

Thomas, at Barnstable, Mass. pre-1663.

Burn or Burns

Edward, was a freeman at Hingham, Mass. in 1666.
John was at Plymouth in 1651.
Lawrence was a resident of Marblehead, Mass. in 1668.
Richard was at Lynn, Mass. in 1635, before removing to Sandwich, Mass. in 1637.
Thomas was at Marshfield, Mass. in 1648.
William was living at Duxbury, Mass. in 1638.

Burnap

Robert was born in England in 1595 before settling at Roxbury pre-1642 when he is seen at Reading, Mass..


Burnwell

William was of Yorkshire, England and settled at Boston in 1630.


Burnham

John was a carpenter and the son of Robert. John was born in 1616 and came to Ipswich, Mass. in 1639.
Robert, brother of the preceding, was born at Norwich, Norfolk, England and came to Boston in 1635. He then removed to Dover, NH..
Thomas was a brother of preceding and a carpenter. He was born at Norwich as well, in 1619, and settled at Ipswich, Mass. in 1639.
Thomas was a lawyer who was born at Hatfield, Herefordshire, England in 1617 before removing to Barbadoes in 1635. He then went to Hartford, Conn. in 1649.

　
Burpee

Thomas came from England to Mass. sometime around 1644. He is first seen at Rowley, Mass. in 1651.

Burr

Benjamin was the first settler of Hartford, Conn. in 1635.
Jehu was born in England and came with Winthrop's Fleet in 1630 to Boston. He is found as a freeman at Rowley in 1632, then a pioneer at Springfield, Mass. in 1636 and lastly at Fairfield, Mass. in 1636.
Rev. Jonathan was born at Redgrave, Suffolk, England in 1604 and came to Dorchester, Mass. in 1639. He died of smallpox there in 1641.
Simon, brother of the preceding, was a settler of Hingham, Mass. pre-1645.

Burrage

John, son of John and the 4th generation from Robert of Seething(a small parish near Norton, Subcourse, which is about 9 miles south of Norwich, England)was a freeman at Charlestown, Mass. in 1637.
Thomas was married at Lynn, Mass. in 1687.

　

What is deemed to mightiest hurricane ever to hit New England was in 1635, August 15th to be precise. My ancestors ship, the Angel Gabriel didn't make it but my ancestors(John Bayley and family) did, as their sister ship the James did as well. here is a great link to some of the story.

http://www.newenglandhistoricalsociety.com/remembering-great-colonial-hurricane-1635/

Burrill

George was a resident of Lynn, Mass. in 1630.
John was at Roxbury, Mass. pre-1632.
John was a resident of Weymouth pre-1659.
William was at New Haven, Conn. in 1650.

Burritt

William was born at England and one of the first settlers of Stratford, Conn. in 1640.

Burroughs or Burrows

Francis was a merchant at Boston in 1685.
Jeremiah was at Scituate, Mass. in 1647.
John was a cooper and came from Yarmouth, England to Salem in 1637.
John was at New Haven, Conn. in 1644.
John was at Enfield, Conn. in 1684.
Peter was of Wethersfield, Conn before removing to New London, Conn..
Robert was at Wethersfield, Conn. in 1645, the year of his marriage.
William was born in 1616 and came to New England in 1635, living at Providence, R.I. in 1641.

Bursley

John was at Weymouth pre-1630, when he is found as a freeman at Dorchester, Mass..

Burt or Burr

George was at Lynn in 1635.
Henry was at Roxbury pre-1640, where and when he is found at Springfield, Mass..
James came from England to Newport, R.I. in 1639 before removing to Taunton in 1645.
Richard was one of the first purchasers at Taunton, Mass. in 1639.
Roger was at Cambridge in 1643.

Burton

Boniface was at Lynn in 1630, then a freeman at Salem in 1635 and finally at Reading, Mass. in 1644.
Edward was at Charlestown, Mass. in 1633. He then removed to Hingham, Mass by 1647.
John was a tanner at Salem in 1637.
Thomas was at Hingham in 1640.
William was at Warwick, R.I. before removing to Providence, R.I. pre-1714, the date of his death.

Burwell

John came from County Herts, England to Milford, Conn. in 1639.

Busby

Nicholas was born in England in 1587 and was a weaver before coming from Norwich, England to Boston in 1635. He then removed to Watertown, Mass. in 1637 and then back to Boston by 1646.

Bush

Edward was at Salem in 1665.
John was at Cambridge in 1652.
John was at Wells, Maine in 1654.
Randolph, Randolf or Renold was at Brighton, Mass. in 1641.
Samuel was at Suffield, Conn. in 1679.

Bushell

Edward was a merchant at Boston in 1635.

Bushnell

Francis was born in England and came to New England in 1635, settling at Guilford, Conn. by 1639.
John was a glazier and born in England in 1614. He was a resident of Boston in 1635.


More of the story on the hurricane of 1635.

https://storiesfromipswich.org/2014/08/27/the-great-colonial-hurricane-and-the-wreck-of-the-angel-gabriel-august-25-1635/

The ship James unloading at Pemaquid after the great storm

Buss, Busse or Bussey

Isaac was a weaver who was born in England in 1592. He was at Salem in 1639 and then Salisbury in 1640.
John was a brother of the preceding and also a resident of Salisbury in 1640.
William was married at Portsmouth, N.H. in 1687.

Butcher

John was married at Boston in 1662.

Butler

Daniel was at Wickford, R.I. in 1674.
Henry was a schoolmaster who came from County Kent, England in 1642. He went to Dorchester that year but returned to England the same year.
James was at Lancaster, Mass. in 1663, removed to Woburn and then to Billerica, Mass., where he died in 1681.
John was a physician at Boston in 1644. He was at Hartford, Conn. by 1666, then at Branford, Conn. by 1669.
John was at New London, Conn. pre-1685.
Nicholas came from Eastwell, Kent, England to Dorchester, Mass. in 1637, removed to Martha's Vineyard in 1651.
Peter was at Boston pre-1655.
Richard came from Braintree, England in 1632 to Cambridge, then removed to Hartford pre-1643.
Stephen was at Boston in 1652.
Thomas was at Lynn, Mass. before removing to Sandwich, Mass. in 1637.
Thomas was born in 1674 at England and settled at Berwick, Maine in 1690.
Walter was at Greenwich, Conn. in 1672.
William, borther of Richard, was at Cambridge in 1634, then to Hartford, pre-1641.

Butman

Jeremiah was at Salem pre-1659.

Butts or Butt

Richard was at Dorchester, Mass. pre-1675.