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[42291] This person is from the unverified Lawrence Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2017 which states Thomas m. Abigail Holbrook and that Thomas is son of Richard Clapp. Ancestry.com offers: "Clapp Name Meaning - English (chiefly Bristol): from Middle English clop(pe) lump, hillock (from Old English clopp(a)), applied either as a topographic name or as a nickname for a large and ungainly person."
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[21397] "Colonial Families of Martha's Vineyard," Charles Edward Banks (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1999), p. 82, reports that John and Jane r. Barnstable, MA and are parents of Jane who m. Shubael Claghorn. John arrived in MA in 1635.
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[17015] Mary m. in Gloucester, MA 7 June 1658 Thomas Riggs per "History of the Town of Gloucester," p. 131. The LDS Church's unverified Ancestral File lists twelve children. http://www.surnameguide.com/preble/john_preble_of_machias.htm offers in 2010: "Elizabeth Riggs, the wife of Ezekiel Collins, was a native of Old Gloucester. She was born April 22, 1672, daughter of Thomas Riggs, an early settler of Gloucester, and Mary Millet, who was born at Dorchester, August 21, 1639, married June 7, 1658, and died January 23, 1695. Thomas Riggs was town clerk of Gloucester for fifty-one years, and died February 26, 1722, at the age of ninety. He was a scrivener by occupation, and was an exceedingly valuable man in the town, more than half of whose male inhabitants and most of the female inhabitants at that early period could not read or write. Mary Millet's father was Thomas Millet, who came to New England in the ship Elizabeth and first settled in Dorchester in 1635 when he was 35 years old. Her mother was Mary Greenaway, who was 29 years old when she came with her husband to Dorchester. They removed to Gloucester in 1655. Thomas Millet died about 1676 and his wife on September 27, 1682. Thomas Millet was the ancestor of the famous American painter Millet, who went down with the Titanic after striking the iceberg in midocean in 1912. Mary Greenaway, the wife of Thomas Millet, was the daughter of John and Mary Greenaway, who came several years earlier to this country. John and Mary Greenaway or Grenoway--there were various spellings of the name--by one of those strange coincidences of nomenclature, came over in the good ship Mary and John, a vessel of 400 tons. This ship, which was a very large one for the time, sailed from Plymouth, Eng., and was the first of the fleet to reach the Massachusetts coast in the great Puritan migration of 1630. After a passage of 70 days she arrived off Nantasket Point, now Hull, on May 30, old style, two weeks before Governor Winthrop arrived off Salem. From one of the passengers we learn that 'the word of God was preached and expounded every day during the voyage. The number of passengers was 140.' A day or two later the passengers and their "famished cattle" were landed at Rock Hill (Savin Hill), Dorchester. This was more than three months before the founding of Boston proper, which by the present style of dates was September 17, 1630. John Greenaway was past the prime of life when he came to the new country. 'He was a millwright by trade and was much respected by his fellow townsmen,' according to the "History of the Town of Dorchester." He was the first person admitted a freeman in that town."
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OneWorldTree on Ancestry. com in 2006 (not verified) provides his information and ancestry and reports that he m. (1) 6 Oct 1604 in Holt Castle, Worchestershire to Elizabeth Browne (b. 1582 in Hold Castle, d. 28 Aug 1612 in Watertown, MA) - this line apparently needs further research.
The Scribner Family, by Thomas Lee Scribner, posted on http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com in 2007, offers: "Our ancestor John Scriven was the son of Sir Thomas Scriven and Margaret Corbett of Shropshire, England. Though there is strong evidence to support this, researchers admit that it is impossible to provide absolute and conclusive proof of this claim.
"Thomas Scriven was the Lord of Frodesley Manor from 1631 to 1644. Thomas Scriven distinguished himself in the army of King Charles I during the English Civil Wars, and was knighted by the King on September 29, 1642. It has been said that a pair of leather gauntlets presented to him by the King were long treasured by his descendants. In the year of 1643, Sir Thomas Scriven served as a colonel. Sir Thomas Scriven passed away on January 21, 1644. He died as a result of injuries sustained in battle months earlier.Our ancestor John Scriven was the son of Sir Thomas Scriven and Margaret Corbett of Shropshire, England. Though there is strong evidence to support this, researchers admit that it is impossible to provide absolute and conclusive proof of this claim.
"Thomas Scriven was the Lord of Frodesley Manor from 1631 to 1644. Thomas Scriven distinguished himself in the army of King Charles I during the English Civil Wars, and was knighted by the King on September 29, 1642. It has been said that a pair of leather gauntlets presented to him by the King were long treasured by his descendants. In the year of 1643, Sir Thomas Scriven served as a colonel. Sir Thomas Scriven passed away on January 21, 1644. He died as a result of injuries sustained in battle months earlier.
"John Scriven, born on October 27, 1623 in Wem, England, is believed by most researchers to be the progenitor of the Maine and New Hampshire Scribner families of whom we are descendants. We believe that John Scriven arrived in this country on a ship coming from the island of Barbados. At this time there is no known record documenting which ship John traveled upon or the exact date of his arrival.
"We do know that John Scriven is first found mentioned here in America in the town records of Dover, New Hampshire, dated April 5, 1662, when he was accepted as a resident of that settlement. Later town records indicate that John was chosen to act as constable on July 26, 1664. Records also show that John was chosen for jury duty on two different occasions. John's occupation was that of a blacksmith.
"We also know that John was married to a woman by the name of Mary. There is no known record of Mary's maiden name or her actual dates of her birth and death. We know that she lived from about 1635 to 1695. There have been books published that suggested that Mary was the daughter of Edward Hilton of Dover, New Hampshire. Edward Hilton had two daughters, neither of whom was named Mary. One of the daughters, Susannah, married Christopher Palmer. The other daughter, Sobriety, married Henry Moulton. I am sure the debate about Mary's true identity will remain long into the future with a definitive answer remaining unknown. You can find information about Mary in the following source: 'Piscataqua Pioneers 1623-1675: Register of Members and Ancestors,' Dallas Wylie Prugh (1967), pp. 138-139.
"John and Mary had four children. Their names were John, Edward, Elizabeth and Thomas. The eldest son John, was born in Dover about the year 1657 and became a blacksmith. He married Elizabeth Cloyes, and they had nine children. Some of their descendants were among the first settlers in what is known now as Waterboro, Maine. The graves of some of their descendants may be found in the Scribner Cemetery, which is located on the Federal Road in Waterboro, Maine."
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[3727] 'Mathilde de Turenne, fille de Raimond I, Vicomte de Turenne' according to http://gilles.maillet.free.fr/histoire/bourgogne/duc-de-bourgogne.htm (not verified; 2003). Cf. http://www.thepeerage.com/p2016.htm and Marlyn Lewis, "The Ancestry of Elizabeth of York" (Arvada, CO: HT Communications, 1999). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_II,_Duke_of_Burgundy states that Hugh II "married about 1115 to Felicia-Matilda of Mayenne, daughter of Gauthier, Count of Mayenne and Adelina de Presles."