20480. William Warner
HISTORY: The young family lived at Boxted, a tiny farming community with narrow winding streets, int the County Essex. During World War ll, this area housed USAF P-51 for deployment to Germany and Italy. The Warner children grew to adulthood itn this East Anglia area. - Warner Manor - Page 11.
HISTORY: Wiliam's name first appeared in Ipswich, Massachusetts land records in 1636-37 wher he received a grant of a house lot (1 acre) on Mill Street, as well as a six-acre planting lot, 14 acres of meadow and a 97 -acre farm. Warner Manor Page 13
BIOGRAPHY: William Warner embraced the religious dogma of the Massachusetts Bay Colony in anticipation of enjoying religious freedom. He gathered his children around him sometime during the years 1630-1634, and made preparations to emigrate from England to New England. He became a member of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, a strict Puritan congregation,which demanded compliance with Colony covenants. He and his sons set sail on the Increase during eht second migration of the group. This sailing vessel was propelled by wind across the Atlantic Ocean by three or more massive fabric sails. The ship was approximately 100 feet long, 26 feet wide, and it weighed about 180 tons.. The ship was more suited for cargo than for passengers and its interior was modified for the journey. Converting a cargo ship to a passenger ship was no easy task! Living space could only be gained in the space between the stern and the forecastle
(between decks). Rough cabin cubicles were framed to house the women and children. Men slept wherever a hammock could be suspended in free space.
The lower decks carried the cargo and the cattle. The voyage was a major undertaking (lasting for two months), and sometimes the ship encountered violent, rough seas--which tossed the passengers and the cargo about the ship. Food and fresh water were carefully rationeed; some passengers became violently ill and suffered from motion sickness and scurvy. The smell of methane gas, emanating from the cattle quarters, must have bgeen overwhelming!
The Warner family is recorded as among the first arrivals at Agawan. Both the Warner and Wells families were called "people of consideration among the first settlers", - Warner Manor - Pages 11-13
20481. Abigail Barker
DEATH: Abigail Baker, the mother, apparently died in England and was buried there. - Warner Manor, page 11.
20488. Thomas Adams
SOURCE: FGS Archive Record; by Mrs. Garda M. Hodgson of Salt Lake City, Utah; Information obtained:115, 128, 150 ( Eng. Pub. AC) Vol 15, p 5; Colonial Families of New York, Long Island, & Conn., ( B14 A1) Vol 1, p. 102-104 "English Baronetage (Eng Act) Vp; 3, pt. 1, B 12 F9 p 1. Wrm zpst. Reg. (L1 Shrops) Vol. 9, p. XIII (1) (4) ,8, 10, 99
SOURCE: FGS; Archive Record of Margaret H. Francis of Spanish Fork, Utah
20489. Margaret Erpe
SOURCE: FGS Archive Record; by Mrs. Garda M. Hodgson of Salt Lake City, Utah; Information obtained:115, 128, 150 ( Eng. Pub. AC) Vol 15, p 5; Colonial Families of New York, Long Island, & Conn., ( B14 A1) Vol 1, p. 102-104 "English Baronetage (Eng Act) Vp; 3, pt. 1, B 12 F9 p 1. Wrm zpst. Reg. (L1 Shrops) Vol. 9, p. XIII (1) (4) ,8, 10, 99
20524. William Simonds
BIRTH-DEATH: From OGF
20528. Bartholomew Bernard
SOURCE: FGS; Archive Record by Ira John Boyce of Salt Lake City, Utah.
20544. Richard Dodge
This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File:
John /DODGE/ (AFN:5V69-PF) and Unknown
John /DODGE/ (AFN:52KR-53) and Margery // (AFN:8J99-RH)
20545. Mrs. Edith Dodge
CONFLICT: AF; Another source states birth as Beverly, Essex, Massachusetts.
20558. William Skepper
This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File:
Edward /SKEPPER/ (AFN:4HWS-3R) and Mary /ROBINSON/ (AFN:92D1-N8)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.
20559. Sarah Fisher
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.
20576. Richard Conant
SOURCE: Fredrick Odell Connant's book, "The Conant Genealogy
20577. Agnes Clark
SOURCE: Fredrick Odell Connant's book, "The Conant Genealogy
21504. Andrew Pratt
SOURCE: Data for the family of Andrew Pratt and his wife are taken from a
FGRC Archive Record submitted by Dr. H. W. Sherman, 16 South Main, Salt Lake
City, Utah, which lists:
- Anc. & Desc. of John Pratt of Hartford by Charles B. Whittlesey, N.Y.
Pub. Lib. H.P.V.;
- Also from Temple sheets;
- Enc. Am. Biog. 35-355;
- Pratt Form - Chapman, N.Y. Pub. Lib. A.P.V.NOTE: Andrew was also baptized 21 Apr 1934, endowed 13 Sep 1934 and sealed
to 29 Sep 1944 and 15 Feb 1955 AZ.NOTE: RESEARCH HAS NOT PROVED THIS ANCESTRY. IT MUST BE VALIDATED.
SOURCE: Jared Pratt Family Association, Oct 1996.
21505. Ellen Marsh
NOTE: Also endowed 13 Sep 1934.
SOURCE: Jared Pratt Family Association, Oct 1996.
21508. Joseph Clark
SOURCE: Data for the family of Joseph Clark and his wife are taken from a
Family Group Record prepared by the Jared Pratt Family Association, Dorothy
Giles Topham, President, 423 Seventh Avenue, Salt Lake City, UT 84103 (GS Film
#1036942), which lists:
- MacKenzie's Colonial families of the United States of America, Vol. 4 p 98;
- Earl W. Clark, Clarke family in America (GS no. A11A36, p. 362).NOTE: Joseph was of Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts. Also baptized 21
Feb 1991 OK, endowed 22 Feb 1991 OK, and sealed to spouse 9 Apr 1991 OK.SOURCE: Jared Pratt Family Association, Oct 1996.
21509. Joseph Clark Mrs.
SOURCE: Jared Pratt Family Association, Oct 1996.
21510. John Coley or Cooley
SOURCE: Data for the family of John COLEY or COOLEY and his wife are taken
from the Ancestral File.SOURCE: Also from Amy Cardon Odell, 3433 Tice Creek Drive #1, Walnut Creek,
CA 94595, who lists:
- Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy, Vol. 1, p. 972.NOTE: Surname is variously given as COLEY, COOLEY, and CROLEY.
NOTE: Also baptized 21 Jun 1955; also Cleared for baptism in the Seattle
Temple.