America[]
This page is dedicated to my immigrant ancestors and their wives who came over with them. Most of my immigrant ancestors were married, but not all of their wives came over to the New World with them.
Immigrants[]
From England to Connecticut
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Richard Raymond (c.1602 - 1692)
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Capt. Joseph Syll (1636 - 1696), Captain in King Philip's War
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Gov. George Wyllys (1590 - 1644), Lord of the Manor of Fenny Compton in England, 4th Governor of the Colony of Connecticut, Deputy Governor of the Colony of Connecticut, Magistrate of the Colony of Connecticut, a Commissioner of the Colony of Connecticut to the United Colonies of New England, proprietor
From England to New Hampshire[]
Hon. Henry Sherburne (1611 - 1680), Judge of Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Anthony Taylor (1607 - 1687), large proprietor, juror, selectmen, constable, fence viewer
From Ireland to New Hampshire[]
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Nathaniel Gordon (1705 - 1789)
From England to Maine[]
John Cloyes (1604 - 1676)
- m. Abigail Mournings (1615 - 1656)
From England to Rhode Island[]
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John Greene (1597 - 1659), an original proprietor of Providence Rhode Island and co founder of Warwick, Rhode Island
From England to Maryland[]
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William Bozman I (1600 - 1650)
Donogh "Donnock" Dennis (c.1638 - 1716/17)
Maj. Hon. Ambrose London (c.1618 - bef.1706), Justice of the Peace in Somerset County, Province of Maryland
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William Travers I (c.1642 - 1700)
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Jeffery Minshall (1620 - 1675), he was a proprietor of 400 acres at the head of Morumsco
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John Roach I (1635 - 1718), proprietor of 200 acres
From Ireland to Georgia[]
Rev. Robert Donaldson (1767 - 1852)
From Ireland to Maryland[]
Teigh O'Dowda Reagh (c.1640 - 1707)
Teague Riggin (c.1640 - 1707), proprietor of 1,000 acres in Somerset County
Sheriff Donnock Dennis, Esq. (c.1638 - 1616/1617), Sheriff of Somerset County, Province of Maryland, Constable of Annemessex, Somerset County, Province of Maryland, proprietor of 1,600 acres
From the Netherlands to Maryland[]
William Bozman II (1625 - 1665), co founder of Somerset County, Maryland, proprietor of 1,200 acres
From Scotland to Maryland[]
John Patrick Donaldson (1745 - )
From England to Massachusetts[]
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Henry Adams (1583 - 1646), farmer, an early settler of Braintree, Massachusetts, ancestor to President John Adams (1735 - 1826)
Hope Allen (1625 - c.1677), Proprietor of 400 acres
Charles Apthorp (1698 - 1758), Paymaster General of the Royal Navy and Army during the ARW
- m. Grizell Eastwick (1709 - 1796), Immigrated from Jamaica to Boston
Samuel Archer (c.1608 - 1667), Constable, Selectmen, Fence Surveyor, Marshal, Small Juror
Maj. Gen. Hon. Humphrey Atherton (1608 - 1661), Speaker of the House, Treasurer, Justice of the Peace, Leader of the Court of Deputies, Assistant Governor of the General Court of Massachusetts, Member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, Major General of the militia in New England.
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Capt. Michael Bacon (1608 - 1668)
Rev. James Badcock (1580 - 1672), he arrived in 1623 on ship James with his wife and children in Plymouth, Massachusetts
Capt. Robert Badcock (1610 - 1694)
John Baker (1598 - 1680), sold liquor and beer, Inn Holder, proprietor of a 150 acre farm
Capt. Thomas Baker (1636 - 1718), iron worker, proprietor
John Bent (1596 - 1672) , a petitioner for the town of Marlboro, Massachusetts
Capt. Hon. George Barbour (1613 - 1685)
m. Elizabeth Clark (c.1620 - 1683)
Peter Bent (1629 - 1678) a petitioner for the town of Marlboro, Massachusetts
Hon. Dea. Thomas Besbidge (1589 - 1674)
William Billings (1629 - 1713)
m. Mary Atherton (1636 - 1718)
Thomas Boardman (1601 - bef.1673), Deputy and Representative to the General Court of Massachusetts, one of the first deacons of Rev. John Lothrop's church.
Maj. William Boardman (1614 - 1672), Cook and 4th Steward of Harvard
Ensign John Brocklebank (c.1630 - 1666)
Maj. Thomas Brown (1645 - 1709)
William Brown (1608 - 1687), proprietor of 200 acres, had a success fishing and trading business
Rev. Peter Bulkeley (1582 - 1659), Founder of Concord, Massachusetts
Rev. Dr. Edward Bulkley (1614 - 1696)
Lt. Hon. Thomas Burnham (1623 - 1694), Deputy to the General Court of Massachusetts
Rev. George Burroughs (c.1652 - 1692), Minister of Salem Village, Massachusetts
Benjamin Butterfield (1610 - 1677)
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Capt. John Call (1636 - 1697)
Capt. John Carter (1616 - 1692)
Rev. Thomas Carter (c.1588 - 1652), first minister of Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Dea. John Chandler I (1634 - 1703)
William Chandler (1595 - 1642)
Sgt. John Choate (1624 - 1695)
Dea. George Clarke (1613 - 1690)
John Clarke (1575 - 1623), First Mate and Pilot of the Mayflower
Thomas Clarke (1599 - 1697), Representative of Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
Rev. Hon. Robert Clements (1595 - 1658), Deputy to the General Court of Massachusetts, Commissioner of Essex County, Massachusetts, Commissioner to End Small Causes, Associate Judge, given the right to sell wine
Constable John Clough (1613 - 1691), Constable of Salisbury, Massachusetts
Sgt. Hugh Cole (1628 - 1699), fought in King Phillip's War
James Cole (1600 - 1692), Constable, Highway Surveyor, Inn Keeper, Liscensed to sell liquor, fought in King Phillip's War, a first settler of Cole's Hill
Corp. Edward Colburn (1618 - 1701)
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Dea. John Damon I (1621 - 1708)
Hon. Nicholas Danforth (1589 - 1638), Deputy to the Massachusetts Bay General Court, Innkeeper on two committees
Capt. Jonathan Danforth (1628 - 1712), Deputy Governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, President of Harvard College, Judge of the Superior Court, Representative, Assistant, Selectmen, Town Clerk and captain of the militia
Dea. William Douglas (1610-1682)
Lt. Hugh Drury (1616 - 1689), Member of the Ancient Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts
Capt. Nathaniel Duncan (1586 - 1668)
John Dwight (1601 - 1660), Co Founder of the First Church of Dedham, Massachusetts
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Capt. George Fairbanks (1619 - 1681), first settler of Medway, Massachusetts
Jonathan Fairbanks (1595 - 1668)
Capt. Hon. Hopsetill Foster (1620 - 1676), Treasurer of Dorchester, Massachusetts
Capt. William French (1603 - 1681), Co-Founder and Proprietor of Billerica, first Representative of Billerica, Massachusetts
- m. Elizabeth Symms (1605 - 1668)
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Richard Gale (1616 - 1678), Constable of Watertown, Massachusetts, proprietor of 250 acres
Capt. Lion Gardiner (1599 - 1663), Founder of New York State
Edward Gaskoyne (c.16103 - c.1691)
John Glover (1600 - 1653), Deputy General for the Massachusetts General Court
Capt. Joseph Grafton (c.1596 - 1682)
James Greene (1626 - 1698), Commissioner of the Colony of Rhode Island
Dr. John Greene (1597 - 1659), Co Founder of Warwick, Rhode Island
Maj. John Greene, Jr. (1620 - 1708), Deputy Governor of the Colony of Rhode Island
Sen. Peter Greene (1620 - 1659), President or Governor of the Colony of Rhode Island
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William Hartwell (1613 - 1690)
Maj. William Hathorne (1606 - 1681)
Gov. Col. John Haynes (1594 - 1654), 1st Governor of the Colony of Connecticut
Capt. William Hedge (1612 - 1670)
Edward Edmund Henchman (1605 - 1668)
John Hill (c.1626 - 1717/18), Purchased Land from the Indians with a Party
Gov. Thomas Hinckley (1618 - 1706), 14th and last Governor of Plymouth Colony, Massachusetts, Representative, Magistrate and assistant, Deputy Governor, Commissioner on the board of Plymouth and Massachusetts colonies, Councilor
Josiah Hobbs ( - 1741), soldier in King Philip's War
Rev. Edward Holyoke (1585 - 1660), minister
Rev. William Hubbard (1621 - 1704), historian, author, minister
Richard Hutchinson (1602 - 1682)
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Richard Ingraham (1622 - 1667)
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Francis Miles Kendall (1620 - 1708)
John Miles Kendall (1580 - 1659)
John Kenrick (1604 - 1686), Sheriff of London
Dr. Johann Kasper Richter von Kronenscheldt (1661 - 1711)
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Edward Larkin (1615 - 1653), Member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Hopestill Leland (1580 - 1655)
Gov. Maj. Gen. John Leverett (1616 - 1676)
Edmund Littlefield (1592 - 1661)
Rev. John Lothrop (1584 - 1653), a first settler of Barnstable, Massachusetts
Dea. Thomas Low, Jr. (1632 - 1712)
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Joseph Mansfield (1629 - 1694)
Robert Mansfield (1594 - 1666), Constable of Lynn, Massachusetts
Dea. Hon. Thomas Marrett (1589 - 1664), Deacon of the Church of Cambridge, Massachusetts
Gov. Thomas Mayhew (1593 - 1682), self proclaimed Governor of Martha's Vineyard
Capt. Richard Martin (1609 - 1694)
Rev. John Maverick (1578 - 1636)
Michael Metcalf (1620 - 1654), an early settler of Dedham, Massachusetts
John Moore (1576 - 1646), Farmer
Lt. Ephraim Morton (1623 - 1693), Rep. of Plymouth, Massachusetts, Selectmen, Justice of the Peace
George Morton (1587 - 1624), historian
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Edmund Needham (1606 - 1677), juryman in 1649, 1655 and 1676 in Salem, Massachusetts
John Newgate (1588 - 1665), Deputy to the General Court of Massachusetts, Constable, on a committee to receive funds for Harvard, Hatter, Feltmaker, Haberdasher
Richard Newton (1605 - c.1640), proprietor of about 130 acres
Rev. James Noyes (1608 - 1656), Co Founder of Newbury
Rev. Edward Nurse (1580 - 1659)
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Capt. Peter Oliver (1616 - 1670)
John Osgood, Jr. (1631 - 1693)
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William Patten (1605 - 1668), Deputy from Cambridge, Massachusetts to the Massachusetts Bay General Court, Fence Viewer, Highway Surveyor
Lt. Francis Peabody (1614 - 1705)
Capt. John Peabody (1590 - 1667), built the first brick house in America
Sgt. John Perkins, Jr. (1609 - 1686), opened the first publishing house in Ipswich, Massachusetts
John Perkins (1583 - 1654), Deputy to the Massachusetts Bay General Court
John Phillips (1605 - 1682), Constable of Dorchester, Massachusetts
John Pierce (1588 - 1661), Weaver
Hon. Sgt. John Porter (1596 - 1676), Deputy and Representative to the General Court of Massachusetts, Constable of Hingham, Massachusetts, proprietor of 500 acres and the largest proprietor of Salem Village, Massachusetts
Dea. Luke Potter (1608 - 1697), a first settler of Concord, Massachusetts
John Poulter (bet.1631/1635 - )
John Prescott (1605 - 1681), Founder of Lancaster, Massachusetts
Capt. John Putnam (1627 - 1710)
Nathaniel Putnam (1619 - 1700)
Lt. Thomas Putnam (1615 - 1686)
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Sgt. Thomas Rand (1627 - 1683)
Dea. George Reed (1627 - 1706)
Ezekiel Richardson (1601 - 1647)
Dea. Hon. Edmund Rice (c.1594 - 1663), Representative to the Massachusetts Bay Colony Court
Ezekiel Richardson (1601 - 1647)
Thomas Richardson (1608 - 1651)
Thomas Roberts (c.1616 - 1663)
Rev. Nathaniel Rogers (1598 - 1655)
Hon. Richard Russell (1611 - 1676), Treasurer of Massachusetts Bay Colony for twenty years
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William Salisbury (1622 - 1675)
Maj. Gen. Robert Sedgwick (c.1611 - 1656)
Quartermaster John Smith (1608 - 1678)
Capt. John Smith (1621 - 1676)
Rev. Nehemiah Smith (1605 - 1686), an original proprietor of Norwich, Connecticut
Robert Smith (1636 - 1693), Immigrant ancestor of the Prophet of Joseph Smith
Isaac Stearns (1597 - 1671), proprietor of 451 acres, owner of 20,00 pounds, Constable of Watertown, Massachusetts, Surveyor of Highways of Watertown, Massachusetts, Fence Viewer of Watertown, Massachusetts, on a committee to design a bridge
Dea. Gregory Stone (1590 - 1672)
Dea. Samuel Stone (1631 - 1715)
Hon. Samuel Symonds (1595 - 1678), Deputy Governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony
Hon. Thomas Scruggs (1588 - 1654), Deputy to the Great and General Court of Massachusetts
Col. James Swan (1754 -1830), paid America's debt with France after the American Revolution
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Nathaniel Treadway (1615 - 1689)
Lt. Robert Turner, Jr. (1611 - 1651)
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William Underwood (1609 - 1697)
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Capt. Richard Walker (1590 -1687)
Capt. Samuel Walker (1615 - 1684)
William Warner (1594 - ), original proprietor of Ipswich, Massachusetts
Peter Wear (1618 - 1691), Recorder of Deeds
Dea. Thomas Wells (1605 - 1666)
William Wentworth (1615 - 1697), Sawmill proprietor, church elder, follower of John Wheelwright
Capt. William Williams (c.1737 - 1781)
Nathaniel Whiting (1609 - 1682)
Hon. Lt. Archelaus Woodman (1613 - 1702), Deputy to the Massachusetts Bay Colony Court
Hon. Samuel Wyllys (1632 - 1709)
From Ireland to Maine[]
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From France to Massachusetts[]
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Capt. Philipe L'Anglais (1651 - 1736), Selectmen, Salem's wealthiest merchant of his time
From Scotland to South Carolina[]
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Richard Kirkland (c.1670 - 1743), Inn Keeper
From Scotland to Massachusetts[]
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William Munroe (1624 - 1718), Scottish soldier, selectmen
From Wales to Massachusetts[]
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Capt. Evan Thomas (1610 - 1661)
From Germany to Pennsylvania[]
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John Christian Albright (1726 - 1784)
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Johann Clapp (1669 - aft.1727)
John Ludwig Clapp (1704 - 1778)
From England to Virginia[]
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Hon. Christopher Branch (1602 - 1681), Member of the House of Burgesses
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Henry Carsley (1602 - bef.1635), in 1623 he arrived
Hon. Capt. Isaac Chaplaine (1584 - 1628), in 1610 he arrived in Jamestown, Member of the House of Burgess.
Gilbert Elam (1630 - c.1696), proprietor of 800 acres in Henrico County
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Hon. Stephen Horsey (1620 - 1671), Member of the House of Burges, a Commissioner of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, Justice of the Peace of Somerset County, Maryland
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Col. Robert Pitt (1606 - c.1672), Colonel and Commander of Virginia's Militia
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John Roach (1635 - 1718), proprietor of 757 acres and five houses in Somerset County, Maryland
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Capt. Seth Ward (1595 - 1682)
Robert Ware (1599 - 1665)
- m. Jane Wade (1595 - 1666)
Michael Williams (c.1617 - 1650), Constable of Pocomoke City, Maryland, proprietor of 443 acres
From France to Virginia[]
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Gabriel Baubeau (1651 - 1737), proprietor of 350 acres
From Germany to Virginia[]
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Hans Michael Holt (1696 - 1767), arrived in 1717, part of the Second Germanna Colony and proprietor of 400 acres
From Ireland to Virginia[]
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From Wales to Virginia[]
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From England to New York[]
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Maj. Ambrose London (c.1618 - bef.1706), Justice of the Peace in Somerset County, Maryland, planter
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Nathaniel Sylvester (1610 - 1680), Lord of the Manor of Shelter Island
From Scotland to South Carolina []
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Richard Kirkland (c.1670 - 1743), proprietor of 700 acres
From Scotland to Maine[]
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Asia[]
China[]
Song dynasty[]
Zhao Tiao (?-?), ancestor of the Song Dynasty
Taizu of Song, 1st Emperor of the Song dynasty (927-967)
Europe[]
England[]
Alice Caisneto (c.1136 - c.1225)
House of Marshal
Gilbert, Royal Serjeant and Marshal ( - ) is the ancestor to the Marshal family as well as to Sir William Marshal (1146/67 - 1219)
Sir William Marshal (1146/67 - 1219), first person use the surname Marshal
de Fiennes family
Jean de Fiennes (1043 - ) though he was from France, he is the ancestor to English de Fiennes family who bore the title Baron Decre
Joan Jordain (1279 - 1339), she was an ancestress of the English Fiennes family who bore the tile Baron Decare
Robert fitz Picot de Say Avenel II (982-c.1060), he is the ancestor of the Barons de Say
France[]
Sibyl de Boulgone (1151 - 1223), she was an ancestress of the English Fiennes family who bore the tile Baron Decare
Geoffrey de Brionne, 1st Count of Eu, 1st Count of Brionne (962 - 1015), he was an ancestor of the de Conde family and the English Fiennes family who bore the tile Baron Decare
- m. Laceline de Turqueville ( - ), she was an ancestress of the de Conde family of France and the English Fiennes family who bore the tile Baron Decare
Pierre de Conde (1030 - ), he was the ancestor of the de Conde family as well as an ancestor of the English Fiennes family who bore the tile Baron Decare
Aubrey II de Dammartin, High Chamberlain to France (1135 - 1200), he was an ancestress of the English Fiennes family who bore the tile Baron Decare
Rollo, Duke of Normandy (c.860 - c.930), is the ancestor to the House of Normandy
- m. Poppa ( - ), she was the ancestress to the House of Normandy
Germany[]
House of Habsburg
Guntram, Count in Breisgau (c.920-973), ancestor of the House of Habsburg
Werner I, Count of Habsburg (c. 1025/30-1096), 1st Count of the House of Habsburg
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Anne de Dreux (1121 - ), she was an ancestress of the English Fiennes family who bore the tile Baron Decare