[39221] This person is from the unverified Thatcher Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015. Ancestry.com offers: "Bennett Name Meaning - English: from the medieval personal name Benedict (Latin Benedictus meaning 'blessed'). In the 12th century the Latin form of the name is found in England alongside versions derived from the Old French form Beneit, Benoit, which was common among the Normans. See also Benedict."
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Find A Grave Memorial 81510831 offers:
Son of Thomas Bulkeley, steward of Drayton manor, by his wife Elizabeth Grosvenor, and grandson of William Bulkeley, esquire, of Oakley (in Mucklestone), Staffordshire, by his wife Beatrice Hill.
Matriculated pensioner from St John's College, Cambridge at Michaelmas 1555, admitted Scholar 1555, B.A. 1559/60, admitted Fellow 1560, M.A. 1563, B.D. 1569, and D.D. 1578. Obtained the rectorship of Odell by 1571, was prebend of Chester 1574, prebend of Westminster 1583, prebend of Lichfield 1594, and vicar of St Mary, Shrewsbury 1578-82. Described as a professor of theology, he was admitted in 1580 as a burgess of Shrewsbury. Edward was a moderate Puritan, and resigned his pastorate in 1609, probably due to his age or infirmity. The entry of his burial in the Odell register on Jan. 5, 1620/21 was made by his son Peter, who had succeeded him as rector.
By his wife Olive Irby he was the father of (i) Mary, (ii) Frances, wife of Richard Welby of Moulton, (iii) Judith, (iv) Martha, wife of Abraham Mellowes of Charlestown, Massachusetts, (v) Nathaniel (c.1574-1602), (vi) Deborah, (vii) Dorcas (c.1577-1616), wife of Anthony Ingoldsby, rector of Fishtoft, (viii) Elizabeth (c.1579-1643) of Boston, Massachusetts, wife of Richard Whittingham and Atherton Haugh, (ix) Sarah, wife of Oliver St. John, (x) Paul (c.1581-1610), and (xi) Peter (1583-1659) of Concord, Massachusetts.
Edward Bulkeley was the maternal grandfather of Chief Justice Oliver St. John (c.1598-1673). He was also the ancestor of my 3rd-great-grandmother Martha Jane Trotter Sidener (1836-1917).
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Also see http://miller-aanderson.blogspot.com/2011/12/edward-bulkeley-reverend-1540-1621.html
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[25190] See "Medieval English Ancestors of Certain Americans," Carl Boyer III (Santa Clarita, CA, 2001), p. 62.
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[46159] For Lloyd's ancestry, see "Richard Higgins, A Resident and Pioneer Settler at Plymouth and Eastham, Massachusetts, and at Piscataway, New Jersey and His Descendants," Katharine Chapman Higgins (Worcester, Mass.: printed for the author, 1918).
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[28131] See The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633, Vol. II, Robert Charles Anderson (Boston: NEHGS, 1995), p. 1191. The unverified Frolio Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2012 states he d. 20 May 1668 in Barnstable. MA and provides his parents, who require documentation.
[38583] Marie's obituary: "Marie M. Bridges, passed away Monday, Dec. 20, 1999, at the Penobscot Nursing Home, after a long illness. She was born Feb. 4, 1908, at the Mitchell House in South Penobscot, the daughter of Fred B. and Persis (Cushman) Mitchell. She was the Matriarch of the Mitchell family and enjoyed the Mitchell reunions every year. She was a graduate of Clark High School in Penobscot and Machias Normal School. She taught in rural schools until her first marriage in 1927 to Merle Leach, who predeceased her in 1930. She later married Carl Bridges to whom she was married for 53 years. For several years, she worked at Blodgetts' Market and assisted her husband with his strawberry and Christmas wreath business. She was the oldest living member of South Penobscot Baptist Church; a 50 year member of Castine Grange and Penobscot Chapter No. 107 Order of Eastern Star. Marie was "Poet Laureate" of Penobscot and entertained with her original poems, skits and piano playing. Until she lost her eyesight, she knitted and crocheted many articles for her beloved family and friends. Many remember her baseball story. She is survived by her three children, Carolyn Blodgett and her husband, Donald of Penobscot, Alan Bridges of Penobscot and Edith Bridges of Newington, Conn.; 15 grandchildren, including one special grandson, Alden Blodgett of Penobscot, Michael Blodgett of Augusta, Gerald Blodgett of Brunswick, Donald Blodgett II of Scarborough, Jacqueline Curtis of Standish, Brian Bridges and Julie Hinds of Arizona, Alan Mitchell Bridges II, Stephanie Bobak, Carl Randal Bridges, C"indy Ross and Sharon Bridges of California, Robert Leach of Colorado, James Leach Jr. and Suzanne Libby of New Britain, Conn.; 13 great-grandchildren.
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[47093] Find A Grave memorial 27554440 offers: "D/O Emory A. & Rosetta (Campbell) Searer. Spouse, Hugh M. Ritzman, died 9/16/1995. She resided at Clarmont Nursing Home, Carlisle, formerly of the Kish Apts., Lewistown."
[27420] http://www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/ww/wellesley2.htm states "Richard inherited the estates of Dangan and Mornington from his maternal cousin, Garret Wesley of Dangan and Mornington. m. (23.12.1719) Elizabeth Sale (d 17.06.1838, dau of John Sale, MP for Carysfort)"
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A file in Ancestry.com in 2014 offers:
Some researchers believe that Anthony West's parents were Thomas West and Elizabeth Sankey of Buckingham, England. In order to confirm this connection, I wrote to Thomas Woodcock of the College of Arms, London England and asked him research their medival records to verify that connection.
On March 14, 1997, Mr. Woodcock sent this reply.
"I must say at once that there is a mistaken identity in your list of ancestors. Anthony West who emigrated to Virginia in 1622 and who is mentioned in the enclosed photocopy from "Adventurers of Purse and Persons, Virginia 1607-1625" was not Anthony son of Thomas West and Elizabeth Sankey. The reason for this is that Anthony West, the son of Thomas West and Elizabeth Sankey, appears on a pedigree recorded at the Heralds' Visitation of Buckinghamshire in 1566 by his younger brother Nicholas West of Masworth described as One of the six Clerks of the Chancery. Nicholas West was then married with five children and he is presumably the Nicholas West of Masworth whose will was proved in the Prerogative Court of Cantebury (the principal probate Court in the country) in 1586. Anthony West, son of Thomas West and Elizabeth Sankey, was an adult in 1566.
From the "Adventurers of Purse & Persons" published by the Dietz Press, INC., pages 661 & 662.
ANTHONY WEST came to Virginia in the James, 1622, and in the census, 1623/24 is listed at James City, where he was living at "Mr. Treasuror's Plantation," across the river from Jamestown, 1624/5. At a court held at James City, Dec. 1625, Henry Menefre, merchant, testified that "Mes. Rowlsey did sett Anthony west free and delivered his Indentures to Capt. Sampson to cary into England to his freends."
Futhermore, at the same court, "Anthony West sworne and examined sayeth that he made an agreement with Zacharie Crips and Edmund White, to have fyteen hundred plants and after, he intendinge to goe for England, he quitted that agreement, and after proposinge to staye about planting tyme Zacharie Crips promised to give the said deponent Content for his labor, and so he stayed and Contynued to work with him till the crop was in.
On Jan. 1625/26 he testified at a James City court concerning the quality of some tobacco. He is mentioned in Virginia records between 28 Feb. 1627 and 14 April 1628 as having shipped 1380 pounds of tobacco to the port at Darthmouth, England.
Subsequently, West carried out his original intention and returned to England. On March 10 1633/4 " Anthony West of ye p'ish of Stepney in the County of Midd[lesex] Surgeon and a batchelr aged 28 yeares . . . alledgeth that he intendeth to marry wth Anne Huffe of the frsaide p'ish widowe aged 26 yeares the relict of Anthony Huffe." As "Anthony West of Shadwell, chirurgion," he married Anne Huffe, 11 March 1633/4 at St. Dunstans, Stepney.
He may be the Anthony West referred to in a York County order, 1644/5, in which a debt of tobacco, incurred by Hercules Bridges, was due and payable to Anthony West in 1644 within five days. He definitely returned with his family to Virginia by 5 Oct. 1649 when "Anthony West, Ann his wife, John West and Kathe: West" were named as headrights in a patent issued to Capt. Randall Herle, mariner, for 600 acres in Northampton County on the "Great Nusewattock River, from Chingandehee Creeke Mouth unto Arokoko Creeke"
From " Virginia's Eastern Shore":
1649: Patent (land grant) to Randall Herle for 600 acres "upon great Nuswattock River from Chingandehee Creeke Mouth unto Arokoko Creeke." The patent was due to Herle for the transportation of twelve persons to the Colony, among whom were ANTHONY WEST, his wife ANN, his son JOHN, and a daughter Katherine.
Anthony West's will, 12 Oct. 1651 - 25 May 1652, named his wife Ann and children John and katherine. His widow married (3) Capt. Stephen Charlton, who left will 28 Oct. 1654 - 29 Jan. 1654/5. She died after Oct. 1658.
From "Ames, Mears, and Allied Lines," by Lucy Ames Edwards as quoted by Mary Frances Carey in "George R. West, Ancestors and Descendants"
"It has been said that ANTHONY WEST was probably a cousin of the Lords De la Warr, Sir Thomas West, Baron de la Warr, Governor of Virginia Colony in 1610, and John West, Governor 1635-37. Whitelaw in 'Virginia's Eastern Shore' says, there was some relationship between the Lords De la Warr and ANTHONY WEST was proven by the arms on the tombstone of Major Charles West, great grand son of ANTHONY. The tombstone with the West arms was placed in in accordance with instructions in the will of Charles West, Accomack County, 1757, that before there was any division of his estate a tombstone was to be bought in London and placed over his grave. The tomb was placed on a lot in the town of Onancock, Virginia. Many years later the stone was knocked down and broken, placed by a well, eventually plowed over and, later still, dug up. Much of the coat of arms remains on the stone and can be identified as similar to that of Lord De la Warr. The stone has been perserved by the Eastern Shore Virginia Historical Society and can be seen in the museum of the Society at Kerr Place in Onancock, Virginia."
In response to my request, Mr. Thomas Woodcock, of the College of Arms of London, England, researched the De la Warr lineage to try to identify an Anthony West that fit the profile of my ancestor Anthony West. In his response of September 11, 1997, he was able to identify the parish in which Anthony West and Anne Huffe married. That parish is located on the north bank of the River Thames two and a half miles east of the City of London. The church of Stepney is dedicated to St Dunstan and all Saints. The records of that church are currently maintained by the London Metropolitan Archives, beginning in 1568. I have a request pending with them for a search of their births, christenings, marriage and deaths. My hope is that my ancestor Anthony West returned to his place of birth to marry.
Mr Woodcock provided me extensive documentation on the De la Warr line, but nowhere was there an Anthony West that fit the profile of Anthony West who came to Virginia in 1622.
Anthony West's Will
"In the name of God Amen this 12 October 1651 I Anthony West of Virginia being of sound mind and memory, praise be almighty God for it, do make and ordain this my last will and testament as followeth first and principally I commend my soul into the hands of Almighty God my creator assuredly hoping to be saved by the precious blood and death of my Savior and Redeemer Jesus Christ. My body I commit to the earth whence it came to be buried. As it shall please God to appoint and touchinge and disposinge of my worldy estate as the Lord in Mercy hath blessed mee with all I will dispose the same in manner and form as following: Item my will and desire is that my sonne Jno West bee my full and whole executor of this my last will and testament; Item that my wife and daughter Barloe have their thirds out of my estate (all things in their kind) And that my sonne Jno do enjoye the rest; And that his mother have the managing of it (as longe as she keepeth herself a widow). But if she should marry then my desire is that my sonne Jno shall enjoy his estate (if it bee before he comes of age) I desire that no administrator nor overseer shall have anythinge to doe with my estate. Nor any appraisement (till they come to share it). In witness of the truth I have hereunto set my hand this day and year above said".
_John (Jr.) WILLEY ___________+
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_John WILLEY ________|_Christian Caterine LEATHERS _
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_Ichabod (Sr.) WILLEY _|
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_William George WILLEY ___|
| (1773 - 1852) m 1795 |
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| (1744 - 1834) |
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_Richard Pinkham WILLEY _|
| (1817 - 1901) m 1839 |
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| |_Elizabeth Pinkham DAVIS _|
| (1773 - 1875) m 1795 |
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|--Seward Worcester WILLEY
| (1839 - 1923)
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|_Hannah W. DOWNS ________|
(1820 - 1904) m 1839 |
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[46607] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 5 November 1923, p. 7: "Cherryfield, Nov. 4 - The funeral of Seward W. Willey was held Nov. 1 at 2 p.m. from the residence of his son, Horace Willey. Rev. Mr. Smith of the Baptist church of Harrington officiated. The pall bearers were Alonzo Willey, Eugene Willey, Wm. Harrington and Horace Willey."