10276. Richard Dodge
This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File:
Richard /DODGE/ (AFN:35KL-7V) and Edith // (AFN:8J98-NT)
10278. Walter Fairfield
This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File:
John /FAIRFIELD/ (AFN:8LSP-RT) and Elizabeth /KNIGHT/ (AFN:8LSB-C8)
10279. Sarah Skipper
SOURCE: The American Genealogist #78 Vol. XX, No. 2 Oct., 1943 The Skepper Family by Mary Lovering Holman, Lexington, Mass. pg. 80. Information sent by E-Mail from J Stith [maito:jstith@bbtel.com] Found us on Harold's web site 23 Sep 2003.
10288. Roger Conant
CHRISTENING: Warner Manor, pp 89, The Conant Family; Roger was baptized 6 Apr 1591 at All Saints Church, E. Budleige, Devonshire, England.. He was the son of Richard and Agnes Clark Conant (p.50).
MARRIAGE: Warner Manor, pp 89; Roger married Sarah Horton in November 1618. Ten months later, they produced Sarah , Caleb. This adventuresome couple decided to sail for the New World and arrived at Plymouth in 1632. After their arrival in America they had seven more children (Lot, Roger, Sarah, Joshua, Mary, Elizabeth and Exercise). (p.25)
SOURCE: Fredrick Odell Connant's book, "The Conant Genealogy
10290. Rev. William Walton
HISTORY: Warner Manor, p 89, The Conant Family - Lot married Elizabeth, daughter of Rev. William Walton who found degrees at Emanuel College, and at Cambridge 1621 &12625.
10752. William Pratt [Reverend]
SOURCE: Data for the family of William Pratt and Elizabeth are taken from a
FGRC Archive Record submitted by Mary Maurine P. Root, for Byron F. Dixon, 2526 24th Street North, Arlington, Virginia, which lists: - Rev. F. W. Chapman, "The Pratt Family -- Descendants of Lt. William Pratt, pp. 45, 46.NOTE: Reverend William Pratt was appointed Rector of the Great Mundon Parish on 6 Dec 1598; he was rector for 30 years.
NOTE: Per Amy Cardon Odell, Walnut Creek, California:
- Research HAS NOT PROVED that Lt. William Pratt was the son of Rev. William
Pratt. This information was obtained from the Los Angeles, California
Public library about 1947-48.NOTE: William Pratt was also sealed to parents 29 Sep 1944 SL and sealed to
Elizabeth PRIME 22 Sep 1930 SL.SOURCE: Jared Pratt Family Association, Oct 1996.
10753. Elizabeth Prime
SOURCE: Elizabeth's surname and birthdate are from the Ancestral File.
NOTE: Surname is uncertain.PROBLEM: With dates as shown, Elizabeth was age 48-56 when last four children were born. Research is needed to verify the dates.
SOURCE: Jared Pratt Association, Oct 1996.
10754. John Clark
SOURCE: Data for the family of John Clark and Elizabeth are taken from a
Family Group Record provided by the Jared Pratt Family Association, David S.
Murdock, Family Genealogist, 4300 South 3750 West, Granger, UT 84120 (GS Film
#1036942), which lists:
- Hale, House and Related Families (Salt Lake Geneal. Library 929.273 H13j),
No. 8, 14, 15, 20, 40, 41, 43, 45, 50, 53, 54, 55, 60, 63, 64, 65;
- Saybrook Vital Records (Salt Lake Geneal. Library, 974.66/01v2h), No. 63,
65.
- Archive Records, No. 3, 51, 52, 61, 62.NOTE: A Family Group Record prepared by Una Pratt Giles, 222 Third Avenue,
Salt Lake City, Utah, gives John's wife as Mary COLEY or COOLEY and adds two
children: Rebecca as child #1, born in England and died as a child; and Joseph
as child #4, died at sea 27 Aug 1663. Sources listed are as follows:
- Dawes Gates B 12 F 12 p. 201;
- Wells B 8 G 4 p 104 Arma p 97;
- Orig. Settler at Hartford Conn 1636 N. E. Reg. Vol. 4;
- Hall p. 176 A 6 B 32.SOURCE: Also "Clark Family in America," by Earl W. Clark, mss. A 11 A 36,
p. 362.NOTE: John Clark was of Great Munden, Hertfordshire, England and later of
Saybrook, Middlesex, Connecticut.NOTE: John was also baptized 14 Nov 1933 and 6 Jun 1953; endowed 15 Nov 1933
and 3 Jul 1953, and sealed to spouse 25 Mar 1948.SOURCE: Jared Pratt Family Association Oct 1996.
10755. Mary Coley or Cooley
SOURCE: Data for Mary COLEY or COOLEY are taken from the Ancestral File.
NOTE: Surname is variously given as COLEY, CROLEY, and COOLEY.
SOURCE: Jared Pratt Family Association; Oct 1996.
10756. William Parker
SOURCE: FGRC Archive Record for son William Parker.
NOTE: The TIB does not have an Index Card for William Parker. Submitted
for ordinance work 14 Aug 1991, SE; cleared.SOURCE: Jared Pratt Family Association.
!SOURCE: FGRC Archive Record for son William Parker.NOTE: The TIB does not have an Index Card for William Parker. Submitted
for ordinance work 14 Aug 1991, SE; cleared.SOURCE: Jared Pratt Family Association.
10757. William Parker Mrs.
SOURCE: FGRC Archive Record for son William Parker.
NOTE: BES also Cleared in the Seattle Temple.
!SOURCE: FGRC Archive Record for son William Parker.NOTE: BES also Cleared in the Seattle Temple.
10758. Robert Pritchard
SOURCE: FGRC Archive Record for daughter Margaret Pritchard.
NOTE: The TIB does not have an Index Card for Robert Pritchard. Submitted
again for ordinance work 14 Aug 1991, SE; Cleared.SOURCE: Jared Pratt Family Association, Oct 1996.
!SOURCE: FGRC Archive Record for daughter Margaret Pritchard.NOTE: The TIB does not have an Index Card for Robert Pritchard. Submitted
again for ordinance work 14 Aug 1991, SE; Cleared.SOURCE: Jared Pratt Family Association, Oct 1996.
10759. Robert Pritchard Mrs.
SOURCE: FGRC Archive Record for daughter Margaret Pritchard.
NOTE: BES also Cleared in the Seattle Temple.
!SOURCE: FGRC Archive Record for daughter Margaret Pritchard.NOTE: BES also Cleared in the Seattle Temple.
10760. Edward Hough
SOURCE: Data for the family of Edward Hough and his wife Ann are taken from
the Temple Index Bureau.SOURCE: Place of death is from the Ancestral File.
NOTE: Edward may have been born abt. 1590; another source gives birth date as
abt 1595 and marriage date as 28 Oct 1635.NOTE: Also baptized 29 Nov 1990 OK, endowed 11 Dec 1990 OK, and sealed to
spouse 11 Dec 1990 OK.SOURCE: Jared Pratt Family Association, Oct 1996.
!SOURCE: Data for the family of Edward Hough and his wife Ann are taken from
the Temple Index Bureau.SOURCE: Place of death is from the Ancestral File.
NOTE: Edward may have been born abt. 1590; another source gives birth date as
abt 1595 and marriage date as 28 Oct 1635.NOTE: Also baptized 29 Nov 1990 OK, endowed 11 Dec 1990 OK, and sealed to
spouse 11 Dec 1990 OK.SOURCE: Jared Pratt Family Association, Oct 1996.
10761. Ann
SOURCE: Information regarding Ann, Wife of Edward Hough, is taken from the
Temple Index Bureau. Date and place of death are from the Ancestral File.NOTE: Birth date also given as abt 1599. Also baptized 29 Nov 1990 OK and
endowed 30 Nov 1990 OK.SOURCE: Jared Pratt Family Association, Oct 1996.
10762. Hugh Calkins [Immigrant]
SOURCE: Data for the family of Hugh Calkins and his wife Anne are taken from
a FGRC Archive Record submitted by Earl Pingree Tanner, Magrath, Alberta,
Canada, which lists:
- Hyde Genealogy p. 957;
- Savage Calkins Gen. p. 1.SOURCE: Amy Cardon Odell, 3433 Tice Creek Drive #1, Walnut Creek, CA 94595,
who lists:
- American Gen. Vol 255, p 588;
- Savage Dictionary, p 349;
- Hyde Genealogy, p 957;
- Calkins Genealogy, p. 1.NOTE: The Ancestral File gives Hugh's birthplace as Cheapside, Monmouth,
England.NOTE: Surname may have been spelled CAULKIN.
SOURCE: Jared Pratt Family Association, Oct 1996.
10763. Anne Eston
SOURCE: Anne's surname, birthplace, date and place of death are from the
Ancestral File.NOTE: Dates of birth and death need to be verified, as they show Anne age 106
at death.SOURCE: Jared Pratt Family Association, Oct 1996.
10764. John Lathrop [Reverend]
SOURCE: Data for the family of John Lathrop and Hannah House are taken from a Family Group Record provided by the Jared Pratt Family Association, Percy W. Pratt, President, 290 East 1100 South, Bountiful, Utah (GS Film #1036942),
which lists: - Pratt Fam Rec in poss Amy Pratt Romney, 1523 E 9th So, SLC, Utah 84105; - GS Archives; - Temple Index Cards for #2 Jane, #7 Samuel (no TIB cards on parents).NOTE: Date of birth also given as 1584. John was also baptized 12 Dec 1907 and 11 Dec 1928; endowed 6 Mar 1911 and 19 Dec 1928.
Rev. JOHN LOTHROPP, for this is the form in which he wrote his name, was the fourth child of Thomas and Mary (----) Lowthroppe; was bapt. Dec. 20, 1584 in Etton, East Riding, Yorkshire, England, and became the pioneer and founder of a large family of Lothrops in America. He deserves much more complete biography than our sources of information will furnish. He entered Queens' College, Cambridge, in 1601; was graduated A.B. in 1605 and M.A. in 1609. He married
(1) HANNAH HOWSE, of Eastwell, County Kent, England. Marriage license issued in Canterbury, England, Oct. 10, 1610, from L. Culleton's Heraldic Office, No. 25 Cranborne Street, London.He was Curate in the parish church in Egerton, Kent, forty-eight miles from London, England and was admitted to his living about 1611 by Dean and Chapter of St. Paul. It was probably his first and only charge as a minister of the
English Church. that he was an acceptable minister we have no reason to doubt.The church in which he officiated was an ancient structure standing on the summit of a rounded hill, and could be seen from a great distance. The site was beautiful and the church itself, named for St. James, consisted of two aisles and a chancel. At the west end rose a square tower with a beacon turret, a feature which gives a charm to so many pleasant English landscapes. Here Mr. Lothropp labored faithfully for as long as his judgment approved the ritual and government of the English church; but in 1623 he espoused the cause of the Independents. The next year he succeeded Rev. Henry Jacobs in London, and became minister of the first Congregational Church organized in England, which had been formed under the ministry of Mr. Jacobs. Under Mr. Lathropp's charge the congregation had no place of worship, their meetings being illegal. Only such as could meet the oblique, and risk the danger of worshipping God in violation of human statutes, were likely to be found in that secret gathering. Yet in goodly numbers, in such places as they could stealthily occupy, they held together and were comforted and instructed by the minister of their choice. They were tracked to their retreat where they were holding a religious meeting in a private room in Black Friars. Forty-two were seized and cast into prison and eighteen escaped. While Mr. Lothropp was in prison his wife "Fell
sick, of which sickness she died." After it became evident that she would not recover and shortly before her death he was allowed to visit her, but went back again to prison. It is said that after she died six of her children went to the Bishop and begged of him to let their father come home, telling him they were left alone and had nobody to take care of them.After two years in prison Mr. Lothropp was released, only on condition of leaving the country. On his liberation he joined the persecuted founders of a great nation in the new world. In 1634 he with his children and 34 of his church and congregation embarked for Boston, having for fellow passengers Rev. Zackary Symmes, Ann Hutchinson and many others. The Rev. John Lothropp tarried not long in Boston, but, like the Revs. Hooker, Stone, Prudden and others, he was followed by his flock from place to place. He settled in Scituate, and Barnstable, at both of which places Mr. Lothropp was the first pastor. Soon after his arrival in Scituate he married (2) Ann ----, and on his consenting to
settle there the town voted him a farm. In 1637 while pastor at Scituate, he was made freeman of New Plymouth, before Gov. Bradford, Miles Standish, and others. In 1639, with a majority of his people he went to Barnstable and commenced its settlement there, and as a leader and pastor he was held in honor till his death Nov. 8, 1653. His wife Ann long outlived him; her home was in Barnstable in 1683, and she died Feb. 25, 1688.Letter from Orson Pratt to Parley P. Pratt referring to Joseph Smith's vision about relationship of the two families:
"Grandfather Christopher should be complete and every soul included in the general record. "I have published the history and genealogy of Joseph Smith as written before his death, this included six or seven generations of his ancestry. You will recollect that Joseph had a vision and saw that our fathers and his all sprang from the same man a few generations ago. I shall be pleased to trace both genealogies back to their junction, if it be possible. "Please write often and forgive my negligence. From your younger brother, Orson Pratt"Rev. John Lathrop md. Hannah House: From their daughter Jane were these descendants: Fredrick G. Williams, Oliver Cowdery, Joseph Smith, Pres. Joseph F. Smith and Joseph Fielding Smith. From their son Samuel Lathrop and
Elizabeth Scudder were these descendants: Marion G. Romney, Harold B. Lee, Wilford Woodruff, Parley P. Pratt and brothers, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Ulysses S. Grant. Ref: Archibald F. Bennett, "Orson Pratt as a Genealogist: Deseret
News, 25 Apr 1954, TV Program featuring Archibald Bennett; Wm. A. McAuslan, Mayflower Index, G.S. Call # Ref 973 D2m; Pratt Family Assn. Compiled by Jerry B. Anderson, 1967.SOURCE: Jared Pratt Family Association, Oct 1996.
10765. Hannah House
NOTE: Hannah was also baptized 13 Sep 1966, endowed 6 Dec 1966, sealed to parents 1 Jun 1970.
PROBLEM: With dates as shown, Hannah was born 7 years before parents' marriage and her mother was only 13 when Hannah was born. Research is needed to verify the dates.
SOURCE: Jared Pratt Family Association, Oct 1996.
10766. Thomas (John) Scudder
SOURCE: Data for the family of Thomas Scudder and his wife Elizabeth are
taken from a FGRC Archive Record submitted by Vilda Rebecca Hall Ellis, P.O. Box
283, Driggs, Idaho, which lists:
- Anc. of Lawrence Williams, p. 111-118;
- Lathrop Gen; 46 by E. B. Huntington.SOURCE: Amy Cardon Odell, 3433 Tice Creek Drive #1, Walnut Creek, CA 94595,
who lists:
- History of Suffolk Co., N. Y., p. 77;
- Genealogy of Bass & Jones, p. 21.NOTE: Thomas came from Grafton, England in 1635 and settled in Salem, Mass.
His three sons, Thomas, John and Henry in 1652 removed from Salem to Southold,
Long Island, a town in Suffolk Co., Long Island.NOTE: Also sealed to parents 11 Dec 1990 OK; also submitted for sealing to
parents 14 Aug 1991, SE; Cleared.PROBLEM: With dates as shown, Thomas was born 4 years before parents'
marriage. Research is needed to verify the dates.
!SOURCE: Data for the family of Thomas Scudder and his wife Elizabeth are
taken from a FGRC Archive Record submitted by Vilda Rebecca Hall Ellis, P.O. Box
283, Driggs, Idaho, which lists:
- Anc. of Lawrence Williams, p. 111-118;
- Lathrop Gen; 46 by E. B. Huntington.SOURCE: Amy Cardon Odell, 3433 Tice Creek Drive #1, Walnut Creek, CA 94595,
who lists:
- History of Suffolk Co., N. Y., p. 77;
- Genealogy of Bass & Jones, p. 21.NOTE: Thomas came from Grafton, England in 1635 and settled in Salem, Mass.
His three sons, Thomas, John and Henry in 1652 removed from Salem to Southold,
Long Island, a town in Suffolk Co., Long Island.NOTE: Also sealed to parents 11 Dec 1990 OK; also submitted for sealing to
parents 14 Aug 1991, SE; Cleared.PROBLEM: With dates as shown, Thomas was born 4 years before parents'
marriage. Research is needed to verify the dates.
10767. Elizabeth Lowers
NOTE: Also baptized 21 Feb 1991 OK and endowed 23 Feb 1991 OK.
DEATH: Date comes from records of Norma Hallmark, a friend of Marcia Toomey & the Ancestral File, 1996.
10772. William Peck [Immigrant]
SOURCE: Data for the family of William Peck and his wife Elizabeth are taken
from a FGRC Archive Record submitted by Mrs. Wilma Aultman, 308 Cantalier St.,
Sacramento, California, which lists:
- "Savage Genealogical History";
- Cutter's Geneal. Central, New York, Vol. 1, p. 136-137;
- John Kitchell-Esther Peck, Peck family, GS no. B6A20p, A6A34, p. 59-69.NOTE: Also sealed to spouse 13 May 1943 SG.
SOURCE: Jared Pratt Family Association, Oct 1996.
10773. Elizabeth
NOTE: Also baptized 23 Sep 1933 and endowed 11 Oct 1933.
SOURCE: Jared Pratt Family Association, Oct 1996.
10778. Stephen Post [Lt. or Immigrant]
SOURCE: Data for the family of Stephen Post and Ellen or Ellenor Panton are
taken from a Family Group Record provided by the Jared Pratt Family Association,
David S. Murdock, Family Genealogist, 4200 South 3760 West, Granger, UT 84120,
which lists:
- TIB Archives Salt Lake Gen. Library;
- Genealogy of New England, by W. R. Cutter, GS 974 D2c V. 2, pg 680;
- Lineage Rec. Members Niagra Frontier Gen Soc gs, 974.7B2N V. 2 pg 56;
- Barbour's Index, Vital Recds of Connct;
- Mar. not found in printed abs. of Mar. Lic. Diocese of Canterbury.SOURCE: LDS Ordinance Data for Stephen Post are taken from the 1988 IGI
for Kent, England (B-0214) Batch 7508425, Serial Sheet 88. Marriage sealing
date from the IGI is 23 Jan 1979 IF; Batch 7818130, Serial Sheet 26.NOTE: Also sealed to spouse 23 Jan 1979.
NOTE: From the above-referenced Lineage Rec. Members Niagra Frontier Gen.
Soc.: POST - POSTE
"Stephen Post, carpenter of Otham, Co. Kent, d. Aug 16, 1659 Saybrook; m.
Hollingbourne, Oct 17 1625 Elleen Panton of Langley d. Nov 13, 1670 Saybrook,
Cambridge, Mass. 1634; Hooker Company to Hartford 1635; and original
proprietor of Hartford; a grantee of Saybrook 1650."
10779. Ellen or Ellenor Panton
SOURCE: Also from Amy Cardon Odell, 3433 Tice Creek Drive #1, Walnut Creek,
CA 94595, who lists:
- Genealogy of Conn. Vol. 1, p. 325;
- Encyclopedia of Biog. Conn., Vol. II, p. 287;
- Elinor's birth date is given as about 1606, Chelmsford, England.NOTE: Name also given as Eleanore LANGLEY, which is probably a confusion with
place of birth.NOTE: The 1988 IGI for Kent, England (B-0212) does not contain a birth entry
for Ellen Panton. LDS Ordinance dates received from Mr. V. O. Thurgood,
100-155th Avenue N.E., Bellevue, WA 98007 are: baptism 6 Jun 1986 LG,
endowment 2 Jul 1986 LG.NOTE: Also baptized 13 Apr 1990 SE and 20 Feb 1991 OK; endowed 3 May 1990 SE
and 1 Mar 1991 OK.