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George Washington CUTTER Mexican War Captain and poet
_Richard BIDDLE ______________________________________________________________+
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| |_Augustina BAVINGTON _________________________________________________________+
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_Richard BIDDLE ____________|
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| | _Robert CLARK descendant in 6 Generation of Hon Robert Clark born in Eng 1611_
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| |_Keziah BARTON of Prince George's Co MD_______________________________________
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| _Abraham JONES of Jones Adventure MD moved to Indiana_|
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[7851] [S178] The Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania
Alverta Grace WAHLER lived in New Port News VA
[9063] [S14] "History and Genealogy of the Stonesifer Family of MD and PA"
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A Genealogical Dictionary of The First Settlers of New England, Before 1692 Volume #2 Huggins - Hunn
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"History and Genealogy of the Stonesifer Family of MD and PA"
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By James Savage
HUNN, GEORGE, Boston 1635, tanner, freem. 17 May 1637, by w. Ann had Nathaniel, and d. June 1640, hav. made his will 25 May bef. He had est. at Braintree, also at Long Isl. in the harbor. His wid. m. 16 Dec. 1651, WilliamPhilpot. || NATHANIEL, Boston, shoemaker, s. of the preced. by w. Sarah had Sarah, b. 8 July 1652; and John, 16 Jan. 1656, wh. d. next yr.; John, again, 12 Feb. 1659; and George, 23 May 1660. He was of ar. co. 1662, after 1669 is not heard of in B. but d. at Salem in June 1679. Ano. NATHANIEL was of Wethersfield 1673 to 1693.
The Pioneers of Massachusetts A Descriptive List drawn from Records of the Colonies, Towns and Churches and other Contemporaneous Documents by Charles Henry Pope, Boston Mass 1900.P 247
"George Hun, Hunne, tanner, Boston, adm. Chh. 22 (3) 1636, frm. May 17, 1637. Wife Anne Adm chh. 1 (1) 1639 He d (4) 1640. He beq. to wife Anne; son Nathaniel to be servant 5 years to James Johnson, who was made his guardian; land in Boston and Braintree. Nathaniel signed the agreement [Reg. VII, 31.] the widow m 16 (10) 1651, Wm. Philpot.
Massey Collection notes In Boston 1635;tanner; Freeman 17 May 1637 (Savage) [probably the younger son Nathaniel Hunn] to serve James Johnson and his wife 5 years.
"Some Paternal Ancestral Finds of Samuel Warren Hall II" by Gertrude S Hall; Hunn listed on pages 110, 121, 100, 163. Also a book by same author " The Maternal Ancestry of Samuel Warren Hall II"
Lee" Vital Recs of Boston, MAs,II:190 (death of Geo. Hunn); "New England Historical and Geneal Reg, 7:31 (Will of George Hunn); Aspinwalls Notorial Records:249
Family genealogy of Krouse-Crouse as researched by Bud Krouse
GEORGE HUNN (ABT. 1595 - 1640) [NI5136] "Ancient Wethersfield" George Hunn was in Boston in 1653 and he became a freeman Mat 1637, He was a tanner by trade. BIRTH: ABT. 1595, England DEATH: 1640, Boston, MA
Re: Hunn, Kitchen, Luff, Grafton
Date: Wed, 18 Jul 2001 20:18:23 -0000
From: "Betsey Howes"
To:
Hi Ruth,
I must stress that this is not my HUNN research that I'm giving you. It was done by Denise TYLER a couple of years ago. I have not checked herresearch. I merely gave her what I had on my own HUNN family (which
started in the late 1700's ) and she incorporated into her data. Denise worked on this for 20 plus years and I assume her conclusions are valid.
She feels that Nathaniel, who m Priscilla KITCHIN was the s of one of the unnamed sons mentioned in the will of George HUNNE (dated March 25 1640).The only s named is Nathanell (his spelling). Nathanell had a s named
Nathaniel who m Rebecca HALE and this is my line. Nathaniel Jr was b abt 1650 and bp Feb 4 1665/6 in Boston (the same date all his brothers and sisters were bp). The Nathaniel b abt 1650 is not the man who m Priscilla
KITCHIN. Denise has concuded that there are two different Nathaniel's and the one b abt 1647 is s of one of the sons whose names are not in George's will. It is possible that George only mentioned his youngest s (my
theory) if his older ones had already got a trade.or married and he no longer felt responsible for them. George instructs that Nathanell be given to James Johnson as a servant for five years which might lead me to think he was b later than the 1627 Denise feels was his dob.
I have the Bay Colony Records at my library and George HUN/HUNN/HUNNE is mentioned in them. I have not looked at them since I got this data from Denise so I think I'll look them over. I certainly remember George's name,but I don't remember if Nathaniel or anyother HUNN is mentioned.
The data from Denise gives the three known children of Nat'l and Priscilla as Priscilla HUNN b Jan 21 1672 Salem, m Thomas Walton Jan 3 1690 Abington, Sarah HUNN b Oct 6 1674 Salem, m Hugh Luff Aug 25 1688 at Salem,
d 1741 and Nathaniel HUNN b abt 1676 at Kent DE, m Mary Walker, Eleanor --(don't know about this last one - does this seem to be correct?) Salem Vital Records are very good. I can check HUNN in Salem for what there is. I think there was a group of Quakers who were violent in their non-conformist beliefs. I seem to remember a Mary DYER who was banished to an island in Boston Harbor for her proseltyzing. The Puritans (as opposed
to the Pilgrims) from the Bay Colony were a lot less forgiving of people like the Baptists (Roger Williams) and Quakers than those in the Plimouth Colony. This is not my area of expertise but I know there have been lots
of publications addressing how the Puritans dealt with dissent - and the Quakers were certainly dissenters. Would they have called Capt John KITCHEN a "violent Quaker non-conformist". If he was urging people not to be
Congregationalists (Puritan) then I'm sure they called him that and worse.
I haven't followed the PECK line back beyond the parents of the firstwife of one of my direct ancestors - and they were in RI. However it's no great distance from CT to RI and I know some of the HEATH family moved into
CT from RI - why wouldn't the opposite be true? CT to RI. Let me know if I can help with any of this. I have MA records to look at, but CT is difficult, at best and I don't know RI at all.
I find it interesting that the line goes to NJ. A direct ancestor on my mother's side goes from MA to NJ (Woodbridge)in the late 1600's and establishes a well-known LEWIS line there. I've done a great deal of research in Morris Co and will be doing more in Somerset Co. That's where the LEWISes ended up before they went west. I'm researching an ALLEN line in NJ that may be ALLIN or ALLING, from CT originally. There is a lot on the ALLIN/ALLING family in CT but no connection yet.
I won't be able to go to the library until Tuesday, but I'll look over those Bay Colony Records and let you know what find. I'll look for CaptJohn KITCHIN too.
Betsey
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