Individuals from Chrisman Pedigree, page 32

Notes:

!Living in 1648.

A slight possibility that her maiden name was PERKINS.

John Atwood

m: Joan Coleson (1570-1 JUN 1654)

Children:

Notes:

!Birth: From "The Ancestry of Fanny Barnes and her Husband Thomas Knight" by Brian J. L. Berr y; 1989.

!Death: The Descendants of John Atwood of Plymouth, Benj. Shutliff, 1912. (Info relayed to me by J. Brian Smith, Sept.1993).

John Atwood was a farmer. Shutliff says, "He was born in the Parish of Gutton", and claims "in the year 1630, John Wood was a farmer and lived on Essex Street, Lynn, Massachusetts. This village where he dwelt, was ever since called Wood End."

He was a twin to Derrick. He settled in Plymouth in 1643. A leather seller in London, he sued his eldest brother, Harman, for lands their father had settled on their youngest brother Richard. Later he lived in Lynn, Massachusets.

!Will: Plymouth Col, Folio 46, printed in MD 5:153. Dated 20 Oct 1643, Proved 5 Jun 1644. Names: "my little kinsman William Crowe and my brother and sister Lee and their two children Ann and Mary", wife Anne Atwood (executrix).

!Inventory: MD 5:153-159, 27 Feb 1643 (old style).

Joan Coleson

m: John Atwood (4 FEB 1582-BEF 27 FEB 1644)

Children:

Notes:

Sources:
1. NEHGR Vol. 22, No.1 Jan 1868.
2. Immigarnts to America before 1750.
3. Ye Atte Wode Annals 1203-1928, by E.F. Atwood.

Nicholas Atwood

m: Olive Harman (1548-1603)

Children:

Notes:

!Birth-Death-Parentage-Marriage: E-mail message from J. Brian Smith, Sept. 1993. !Birth-Death : The Descendants of John Atwood of Plymouth, Benj.Shutliff, 1912. !Marriage: Larry Lawson research (cited by J. Brian Smith).

The following was posted on ATWOOD-L@rootsweb.com on July 7, 1998 by alg@bbs.snol.com :

In 1457 Peter AtteWode obtained a license from the Bishop for a private chapel at Wood Place. Fifty years before, the family had succeeded to Sanderstead Court, a manor housse not far from the Wood place. One of the earliest records now in the church in Sanderstead Village reads: "Here lyeth Nycholas Wood, third son of John Atwood of Sanderstead Court, who served Queen Elizabeth sinsce the second year of her reign, and deceased the 14th of May, 1586, leaving behind him a Wife and children, seven sons, Harmon, Nicholas, James, John, Alice, Susan, Thomas, Richard. Source: "The Genealogy of the Thomas Atwood Family"

Olive Harman

m: Nicholas Atwood (ABT 1530-10 MAY 1586)

Children:

m: William Marleville (-1591)

m: John Buck

Keziah Taylor

m: Samuel Eldred (1659-3 JAN 1705)

Children:

Richard Taylor

m: Ruth Burgess

Children:

Notes:

!Death: History of Cape Cod, by F. Freeman, Vol.2, p.207.

From [Freeman 2:207]:
"Mr. Richard Taylor, called Farmer Rock to distinguish him from another of the same name, m. prob. Ruth Burges, and had..." (lists children)

He likely had another child whose birth record reads "Martha Tayler the eighteenth of the same" [Dec 1650, Yarmouth], in Shurtleff 8:12.

Ruth Burgess

m: Richard Taylor (-1 AUG 1703)

Children:

Notes:

I have also seen claims that she was Ruth Wheldon.

Samuel Eldred

m: Keziah Taylor (18 FEB 1656-3 MAR 1733)

Children:

Notes:

!Marriage: Yarmouth VR, Mayf.Des.2:208.

William Eldred

m: Anne Lumpkin (ABT 1642-1676)

Children:

Notes:

An entry in the Ancestrial File at LDS lists Robert and Joan Eldred of Winfarthington, Norfol k, England as his parents. However, it looks rather bogus, since Robert and Joans b'dates are given as Abt.1570, yet William Eldred's b'date is Abt. 1622.

Parentage for William Eldred, and information about his brothers was obtained from Mert Alexander (MALEXANDE1@MVM.COM), who obtained it from research compiled from Nelson B. Eldred (2885 Pine Grove Ct., Marietta GA 30067). Authenticity of this parentage has not been verified.

See also:
1. Zoeth S. Eldredge, "Eldredge Genealogy, a Record of Some of the Descendants of William Eldredge of Yarmouth", Boston 1896, also in NEHGR 51:46-54, 1897.

Anne Lumpkin

m: William Eldred (ABT 1622-1 NOV 1679)

Children:

Christopher Haynes

m: unknown [---]

Children:

William Lumpkin

m: Tamison [---] (ABT 1600/1604-26 FEB 1682)

Children:

Notes:

The Court Record, 7 Jan 1639:
"The names of those to whom the grant of land at Mattacheesett, now called Yarmouth, is made: ... ; Candidates for freedom at Yarmouth: Wm. Lumpkin, Thos.Hatch". [Freeman 1:143].

Aug 1644 --- Mr. William Lumpkin of Yarmouth, appointed to lay out the farm land granted to Nathaniel Sowther, near Billingsgale. [Freeman 1:173].

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!Will and Inventory: [Plymouth Colony Wills, 3:1:30], [MD 12:139]. Will dated 23 July 1668, Proved 29 Oct 1671, Inventory taken 29 Jan 1670, reported 7 June 1671. Text as follows:

The Last Will and Testament of Mr. William Lumpkin of Yarmouth in the Jurisdiction of New Plymouth ordered by the Court helt att Plymouth the 29th of October 1671 To be heer Recorded as followeth.
Witnesseth these prsents That I Willam Lumpkin of Yarmouth in the Collonie of New Plymouth being weake but of prfect sence and memory, Doe make and ordaine this my Last will and Testament in mannor and forme following
ffirst I Resigne my soule to God that Gave it and my body the eart from whence it was; and all my estate and Goods I give and bequath unto my now wife Tamasin Lumpkin whome I make my sole Exequitrix of all my jousing and of my whole estate; both of lands Cattle and goods During her Naturall life; and after her Decease I Doe will and bequeath; halfe of my estate oth of lands Cattle and Goods and housing unto my Daughter Tamasin the wife of John Sunderling; To her and to heires and assignes for ever and I Doe will and bequeath unto my Granchild Willam Gray; whom I make my heire of the other halfe of my estate and to his heirs and assignes for ever; both of lands Cattles goods and housing what ever; provided and my will is That my said Grandchild Willam Gray shall pay or cause to be payed; unto my Grandchild Elisha Eldred the sume of five pounds in Currant pay; when hee Comes to the age of twenty one yeares old; and my will is that the said Elisha Eldred my Grandchild shall have my Loome; with all the Slayes and tacklinges that belonge to my weaveing trade; and my Will is that My Daughter Tamasine the wife of John Sunderling shall pay or cause to be payed unto Bethyah Eldred my Grandchild; when shee is twenty yeares old; or att the Day of her Marriage; the sume of five pounds in Country pay; and I Doe Nominate and appoint my beloved frinds Mr. Edmond hawes and John Thacher; as frinds in trust; To see this my last Will and Testament truely prformed; In witnes heerof to this my last will and Testament I have this three and twentyeth Day of July Anno Dom 1668 Sett to my hand and seale
Signed & sealled in the prsense of Edmond hawes, John Thatcher
Willam Lumpkin and a (seal)

Mr John Thatcher Deposed to this Will before mee Thomas Prence Govr: this 7th of June 1671.
Mr Edmond hawes Deposed to this Will the 24th of June 1671 before Thomas hinckley Assistent;

An Inventory of the estate of the Deceased Mr Willam Lumpkin as it was apprised by us this 29th of January 1670....[omitted here]

And as for the Debts that are owing to this estate; or that are to be payed from it; Mris Lumpkin knowes very little Difference; and they are not much either of them; soe farr as shee knowes
John Crowell, John Hall

The 8th Day of the 12th month 1670; Mistris Tamasin Lumpkin the wife formerly of mr Willam Lumpkin Deceased Did take her oath that this Inventory of the said Mr Lumpkin above written is a true Inventory of the said Mr: Lumpkins estate; soe farr as shee Doth know;
Before mee Nathaniel : Bacon Assistant

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Tamison

m: William Lumpkin (ABT 1600-BEF 29 JAN 1671)

Children:

m: John Mayo (-MAY 1676)

Notes:

The fact that John Mayo's widow was the same person as William Lumpkin's widow is establishe d by the following:
1. In the settlement of John Mayo's estate [Md.9:119], is states: "Mistris Tamasin Mayo the Relict of Mr. John Mayo above mensioned made oath to the truth of this Inventory soe farr as shee knowes; excepting onely the Goods and estate which shee had before theire Intermarriage, which shee had not Claimed Right nor power to Dispose of but onely to use while they lived together as, as shee affeirmeth and to bring in what further shee may know the 2cond of June 1676". 2. Court Orders, V., 7 June 1787: [MD 9:121]: Adminstrators appointed to "the estate of Mr. John Mayo Deceased...with Reference unto his wifes prte and amonst his Children"
3. A church record in the hand-writing of Rev. Increase Mather says: "In the beginning of the year 1670, Mr. Mayo, the pastor, grew very infirm. On the 15th of April he removed his person, and his goods also from Boston to reside with his daughter in Barnstable, ..." In ["The Reverend John Mayo, Genealogy" by E. Jean Mayo, p.2]
4. The rarity of the name Tamison.
5. No known records of a Tamison Lumpkin after William Lumpkin's death aside from those known under the name of Tamison Mayo.
6. The close connection between the Lumpkins and Mayos as evidenced by the marriage of their children Samuel and Thomasine.

Number 1 and 2 above show that they had not been married long at the time of Rev. John Mayo's death. Record 3 shows that John Mayo was wifeless in 1670, so that his widow was not his original wife.

------------------------------------------------------------------ Her Possible Roots:

A 1990 submission to I.G.I. by "Director 088-002A, Nancy Ruth Waldo Clement, 9 Collier St., St. Catherines, Ontario Canada L2P2RD" stated the following information:

Thomasine Constable born 1605 in West Rasen, Lincoln, England, died 1682; daughter of Marmaduke Constable and Ann ---. It shows her husband William Lumpkin born 19 Jan 1584 at St. Peter, Lincolnshire, England, died 1671, son of Richard Lumpkin (no mother named). The Constable/Lumpkin marriage is given as 1625 at Barnstable, Barnstable Co., Mass. A note on the back shows "Thomasine Constable md (2) Rev. John Mayo." The source was given as "James Savage - I.G.I, or possibly 1.6.1, but is not to be found in Savage's genealogical dictionary of New England. Courtesy of ed.chapman@idealink.washington.dc.us

Hannah Lumpkin

m: John Gray

Children:

Notes:

Note: Info about her marriage to John Gray comes from Ed Chapman (ed.chapman@idealink.washing ton.dc.us).

!Marriage: Ye Olde Atwood Annals, 1928, by Elijah F. Atwood, part 3, page 3.

Tamison Lumpkin

m: Samuel Mayo (-1663)

Children:

m: John Sunderland (1618-26 DEC 1703)

Notes:

!Tombstone: "Here Lyes Ye Body Of Mrs Tamsen Sunderlin Wife To Mr John Sunderlin Decd June Y e 16 1709 In Ye 84 Year Of Her Age". In the old cemetery at Brewster Mass, which was until 1803 part of the town of Harwich.[MD 17:99]

In her father' will [MD 12:139], she was refered to as "my Daughter Tamasin the wife of John Sunderling"

Anthony Morton

Children:

Robert Morton

m: Ales Markham

Children:

Notes:

Marriage shown in "Familium Minorum Gentium".

Ales Markham

m: Robert Morton

Children:

Notes:

The Markham pedigree in the Visitation to Notts shows Alice Markham as "ux. ..Moreton", and a lso gives the marriage between her paternal grandparents.

John Markham

m: Margery Longford

Children:

Notes:

Ancestry provided by Greg Weinig (gjweinig@coochandtaylor.com) who discovered it in the Hareq uin Society Visitations, in the Markham pedigree foundin Visitations to Notts.

Margery Longford

m: John Markham

Children:

William Longford

Children:

Mary

m: Anthony Morton

Children: