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He was married to Elizabeth COKAYNE about 1418 in Bury Hatley, Bedfordshire, England. Children were: Mary CHENEY, John CHENEY [SIR KNIGHT], Catherine CHENEY, Elizabeth CHENEY. She was married to John ALLINGTON in 1441 in Cambridgeshire, England. Children were: Margaret WARREN. He was married to Catherine PABENHAM in Pavenham, Bedfordshire, England. Children were: Lawrence CHENEY, Anna CHENEY, John CHENEY. He was married to Elizabeth BERKELEY before 1408. He was married to Eleanor (Alianore) De HOLAND [II] after 19 Jun 1399 in Upholand, Lancashire, England. Children were: Joan CHERLTON, Joyce De CHERLETON [BARONESS TIPTOFT]. She was married to John SUTTON [BARON DUDLEY] before 1329. Children were: John SUTTON [BARON DUDLEY], Thomas SUTTON, John DE SUTTON. She was married to Richard LEFISHER DUDLEY in 1359. He was married to Joan STAFFORD [BARONESS CHERLETON] . Children were: John CHERLETON [BARON CHERLETON OF POWIS], Edward CHERLETON [BARON CHERLETON OF POWIS, KG]. He was married to Alice FITZALAN [BARONESS CHERLETON]. He was married to Maud De MORTIMER before 13 Apr 1319. Children were: John CHERLETON [BARON CHERLETON OF POWIS]. He was married to Hawis "Gadarn\the Hardy" De La POLE on 26 Jul 1307. Children were: John De CHERLETON [BARON CHERLETON OF POWIS], Isabelle De CHERLETON [BARONESS DUDLEY]. She was married to John TIPTOFT [BARON TIPTOFT & POWIS] after 28 Feb 1421/22. Children were: Philippa TIPTOFT, Edward TIPTOFT, John TIPTOFT [EARL OF WORCESTER] , Joyce TIPTOFT (TIBETOT). She was married to John GREY [COUNT DE TANCERVILLE] about 1418. Children were: Mary LEWES. He was married to Margaret NEVILLE about 1542 in England. He was married to Margaret CHIDIOCKE [BARONESS STOURTON] about 1479 in Chidlock, Dorsetshire, England.
She was married to John CHEYNEY [Sir Knight] about 1479 in Chidlock, Dorsetshire, England. She was married to William STOURTON [BARON STOURTON] before 18 May 1450 in Chidlock, Dorsetshire, England. Children were: Margaret STOURTON, Amy (Ann) STOURTON, John STOURTON [Baron Stourton], Katherine STOURTON , William STOURTON [BARON STOURTON], Edward STOURTON [Baron Stourton]. She was married to Benjamin FLAGG on 26 Sep 1690 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. Children were: Benjamin FLAGG, Experience FLAGG, Abigail FLAGG, Benjamin FLAGG, Elizabeth FLAGG, Bartholomew FLAGG, Gershom FLAGG, Mary FLAGG, Ebenezer FLAGG, Richard FLAGG. He was married to Mary WARNER on 29 May 1668. He was married to Sarah PLATT on 3 Jul 1654 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. She was married to Edward GARFIELD on 8 Jul 1691 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. He was married to Hannah TRAINE on 16 Jan 1678. He was married to Mehitable DIMMOCK on 30 Mar 1662 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. Children were: Richard CHILD, Ephraim CHILD, Shubael CHILD, Mehitable CHILD, Experience CHILD, Abigail CHILD, Ebenezer CHILD. He was married to Mary FLAGG on 20 Dec 1686. He was married to Abigail SAUNDERS on 27 Oct 1687 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts.
Children were: Joseph CHILD , Richard CHILD, John CHILD . Children were: James BUTLER . He was married about 1600 in England. Children were: Elizabeth SMITH. She was married to Robert NELSON on 27 Aug 1622 in Leyden, Zuid Holland, Netherlands. She was married to Roger CHANDLER on 21 Jul 1615 in Leyden, Zuid Holland, Netherlands. James Chilton, a tailor by trade, was the oldest Mayflower passenger, and one of the first to die after reaching the New World. He was born and raised in Canterbury, Kent, England and around 1600 moved to Sandwich, England. By 1615 James and at least some of his children were living in Leyden, Holland. He came on the Mayflower with his wife Susanna and daughter Mary. Susanna died shortly after James died, leaving their daughter orphaned, and joined probably with the household of Myles Standish. James is our 12th Great Grandfather Parents: Lyonell CHILTON and Isabell. He was married to Susanna FURNER between 1584 and 1587 in Canterbury, Kent, England. Children were: Mary CHILTON, Jane CHILTON, Joel CHILTON, Elizabeth CHILTON, James CHILTON, Ingle CHILTON, Christian CHILTON, James CHILTON, Mary CHILTON, Isabella CHILTON. Children were: James CHILTON, Alice CHILTON , Anne CHILTON, Margaret CHILTON. Mary Chilton came on the Mayflower at the young age of 13, and legend has it she was the first female to step ashore at Plymouth. She married John Winslow, who came in the ship Fortune, and was the brother of Mayflower passengers Edward Winslow and Gilbert Winslow. The following is her will: Will of Mary (Chilton) Winslow In the name of God Amen the thirty first day of July in the yeare of our Lord one thousand Six hundred seventy and Six I Mary Winslow of Boston in New England Widdow being weake of Body but of Sound and perfect memory praysed be almighty God for the same Knowing the uncertainty of this present life and being desirous to settle that outward Estate the Lord hath Lent me. I doe make this my last Will and Testamt in manner and forme following (that is to say) First and principally I comend my Soule into the hands of Almighty God my Creator hopeing to receive full pardon and remission of all my sins; and Salvation through the alone merrits of Jesus Christ my redeemer: And my body to th eEArth to be buried in Such Decent manner as to my Executor hereafter named shall be thought meet and convenient and as touching such worldly Estate as the Lord hath Lent me my Will and meaneing is the same shall be imployed and bestowed as hereafter in and by this my Will is Exprest. Imps I doe hereby revoake renounce and make voide all Wills by me formerly made and declaire and apoint this my Last Will and Testamt Item I will that all the Debts that I Justly owe to any manner of person or persons whatsoever shall be well and truely paid or ordained to be paid in convenient time after my decease by my Executor hereafter named--Item I give and bequeath unto my Sone John Winslow my great Square table Item I give and bequeath unto my Daughter Sarah Middlecott my Best gowne and Pettecoat and my Silver beare bowle and to each of her children a Silver Cup with an handle: Also I give unto my grandchild William Paine my Great silver tankard: Item I give unto my Daughter Susanna Latham my long Table: Six Joyned Stooles and my great Cupboard: a beadstead Bedd and furniture there unto belonging that is in the Chamber over the roome where I now Lye; my small silver Tankard: Six Silver Spoones, a case of Bottles with all my wearing apparell: (except onely what I have hereby bequeathed unto my Daughter Meddlecott & my Grandchild Susanna Latham:) Item I give and bequeath unto my Grandchild Ann Gray that trunke of Linning that I have alreddy delivered to her and is in her possession and also one Bedstead, Bedd Boulster and Pillows that re in the Chamber over the Hall: Also the sume of ten pounds in mony to be paid unto her within Six months next after my decease: Also my will is that my Executor shall pay foure pounds in mony pr ann for three yeares unto Mrs Tappin out of the Intrest of my mony now in Goodman Cleares hands for and towards the maintenance of the said Ann Gray according to my agreemt with Mrs Tappin: Item I give and bequeath unto Mary Winslow Daughter of my sone Edward Winslow my largest Silver Cupp with two handles: and unto Sarah Daughter of the said Edward my lesser Silver cupp with two handles: Also I give unto my Said Sone Edwards Children Six Silver Spoones to be divided between them: Item I give and bequeath unto my grandchild Parnell Winslow the Sume of five pounds in mony to be improved by my Executor untill he come of age: and then paid to him with the improvemt. Item my will is that the rest of my spoones be divided among my grandchildren according to the discression of My Daughter Middlecott: Item I give unto my Grandchild Mercy Harris my White Rugg: Item I give unto my Grandchild Mary Pollard forty shillings in mony. Item I give unto my grandchild Susanna Latham my Petty Coate with the silke Lace: Item I give unto Mary Winslow Daughter of my Sone Joseph Winslow the Sume of twenty pounds in mony to be paid out of the sume of my said Sone Joseph now owes to be improved by my Executor for the said Mary and paid unto her when She Shall attaine the Age of eighteene yeares or day of Marriage which of them shall first happen Item I give and bequeath the full remainder of my Estate whatsoever it is or wheresoever it may be found unto my children Namely John Winslow Edward Winslow Joseph Winslow Samuel Winslow: Susanna Latham and Sarah Middlecott to be equally divided betweene them Item I doe hereby nominate constitute authorize and appoint my trusty friend Mr William Tailer of Boston aforesd merchant the Sole Executor of this my last Will and testamt: In Witness whereof I the said Mary Winslow have hereunto set my hand and Seale the daye and yeare first above written Memorandum I do hereby also Give and bequeath unto Mr. Thomas Thacher paster of the third Church in Boston the Sume of five pounds in mony to be pd convenient time after my decease by my Executr. Mary Winslow M her marke Signed Sealed and Published by the above named Mary Winslow as her Last Will & testamt in the presence of us after the adding of foure lines as part of her will John Ilands Ffrancis Hacker her H marke John Hayward scr Mr Wm Tailer nominatd. Execr appeard in Court pr May: 1679 and renounced his Executorship to this will. attests. Jsa: Addington Cler. Mary is our 11th Great Grandmother Parents: James CHILTON and Susanna FURNER. She was married to John WINSLOW on 12 Oct 1624. Children were: Susanna WINSLOW, Mary WINSLOW , Sarah WINSLOW, Edward WINSLOW, William WINSLOW, Joseph WINSLOW, Samuel WINSLOW, John WINSLOW, Isaac WINSLOW, Ann WINSLOW, Benjamin WINSLOW. He was married to Isabel (Chilton) about 1529 in Kent, England. Children were: Lyonell CHILTON. She was married to Shubael DIMMOCK in 1686. |