Alice Vincent1
F
She married Fred Stalker.
Family | Fred Stalker |
| Marriage* | She married Fred Stalker. |
| Child |
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Citations
- [S98] Mike McCotter (FTM file sent to me by e-mail from <e-mail address>), Family Tree Maker file, downloaded 28 Oct 1998. Printout in Genealogical source files of James Glendenning Turner, DOC 152.
Ann Virtue1
F
She married William Millar, son of William Millar and Agnes Muir, on 5 August 1821 at Perth, Ontario.1
Family | William Millar b. 8 Nov 1799, d. 10 Nov 1856 |
| Marriage* | She married William Millar, son of William Millar and Agnes Muir, on 5 August 1821 at Perth, Ontario.1 |
| Children |
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| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Citations
- [S97] Genealogical Records of Mary Glennis Graham Turner, compiled between 1940 and 1990, hand typed manuscript. Originals held in the Genealogical source files of James Glendenning Turner (James G Turner, 313 Breezeway Bend Lane, League City, TX, USA).
Elizabeth Voss
F
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Geoffrey Wac1
M, d. circa 1142
He died circa 1142.
Lord of Longes and of lands in Guernsey.
Lord of Longes and of lands in Guernsey.
Family | |
| Child |
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Citations
- [S160] Henry James Young, The Blackmans of Knight's Creek (Carlisle Pennsylvannia: Privately printed, 1980), p. 109. Hereinafter cited as Blackmans of Knights Creek.
Elizabeth Wade?
F, d. 16 February 1669/70
She was born at England. She married Thomas Harris at England. She married Dea. William Stetson. She died on 16 February 1669/70 at Charlestown, MA.
Family | Thomas Harris |
| Marriage* | She married Thomas Harris at England. |
| Children |
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| Charts | Pedigree of James G Turner |
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Abigail Wadsworth
F
Abigail Wadsworth||p217.htm#i793|Capt. Samuel Wadsworth|b. c 1636\nd. 21 Apr 1676|p218.htm#i771|Abigail Lindall|d. 1687|p129.htm#i781|Christopher Wadsworth|b. c 1609\nd. bt 1677 - 1680|p217.htm#i769|Grace (?)|d. bt 1687 - 1688|p3.htm#i770|James Lindall|d. 1652|p129.htm#i782|Mary (?)|d. 1652|p5.htm#i783|
| Father | Capt. Samuel Wadsworth b. c 1636, d. 21 Apr 1676 |
| Mother | Abigail Lindall d. 1687 |
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Benjamin Wadsworth
M, b. circa 1745, d. 21 December 1827
Benjamin Wadsworth|b. c 1745\nd. 21 Dec 1827|p217.htm#i145|Jonathan Wadsworth|b. 1722\nd. 2 Aug 1798|p217.htm#i287|Rebecca Davenport|b. 1723\nd. 21 Jul 1799|p53.htm#i288|Recompense Wadsworth|b. 1688\nd. 1729|p218.htm#i803|Sarah Morey [Mowry]||p145.htm#i808|Samuel Davenport|b. 20 Oct 1697\nd. 29 Jun 1773|p53.htm#i876|Rebecca Holbrook|b. 9 Feb 1698/99\nd. 23 Sep 1777|p106.htm#i877|
| Father | Jonathan Wadsworth b. 1722, d. 2 Aug 1798 |
| Mother | Rebecca Davenport b. 1723, d. 21 Jul 1799 |
He was born circa 1745 at Milton, MA; tombstone says he died on 21 Dec 1827 at age 82.1 He was the son of Jonathan Wadsworth and Rebecca Davenport. He married Olive Sharpley in 1768 at Becket, MA.2 He died on 21 December 1827 at Becket, Berkshire Co., Massachussetts.1 He was buried at Becket Center Cemetery, Becket, Berkshire Co., Massachussetts.1
He was a farmer in Becket, Mass. According to his tombstone inscription, he had five children and 28 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren when he died at age 82.1
He was a farmer in Becket, Mass. According to his tombstone inscription, he had five children and 28 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren when he died at age 82.1
Family | Olive Sharpley b. c 1748, d. 13 Sep 1836 |
| Marriage* | He married Olive Sharpley in 1768 at Becket, MA.2 |
| Children |
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| Charts | Pedigree of James G Turner |
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Citations
- [S445] Tombstone of Benjamin Wadsworth photograph, Genealogical source files of James Glendenning Turner (James G Turner, 313 Breezeway Bend Lane, League City, TX, USA). (PHO 032).
- [S446] Tombstone of Olive Sharpley Wadsworth photograph, Genealogical source files of James Glendenning Turner (James G Turner, 313 Breezeway Bend Lane, League City, TX, USA). (PHO 033).
Benjamin Wadsworth
M, b. 1669, d. 1737
Benjamin Wadsworth|b. 1669\nd. 1737|p217.htm#i792|Capt. Samuel Wadsworth|b. c 1636\nd. 21 Apr 1676|p218.htm#i771|Abigail Lindall|d. 1687|p129.htm#i781|Christopher Wadsworth|b. c 1609\nd. bt 1677 - 1680|p217.htm#i769|Grace (?)|d. bt 1687 - 1688|p3.htm#i770|James Lindall|d. 1652|p129.htm#i782|Mary (?)|d. 1652|p5.htm#i783|
| Father | Capt. Samuel Wadsworth b. c 1636, d. 21 Apr 1676 |
| Mother | Abigail Lindall d. 1687 |
He was born in 1669. He was the son of Capt. Samuel Wadsworth and Abigail Lindall. He married Ruth Boardman. He died in 1737.
Pastor of 1st Church of Boston, 1696. Was 9th President of Harvard University, 1725, for 12 years.
Pastor of 1st Church of Boston, 1696. Was 9th President of Harvard University, 1725, for 12 years.
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Benjamin Wadsworth
M, b. 1774, d. 1837
Benjamin Wadsworth|b. 1774\nd. 1837|p217.htm#i842|Benjamin Wadsworth|b. c 1745\nd. 21 Dec 1827|p217.htm#i145|Olive Sharpley|b. c 1748\nd. 13 Sep 1836|p188.htm#i146|Jonathan Wadsworth|b. 1722\nd. 2 Aug 1798|p217.htm#i287|Rebecca Davenport|b. 1723\nd. 21 Jul 1799|p53.htm#i288|||||||
| Father | Benjamin Wadsworth b. c 1745, d. 21 Dec 1827 |
| Mother | Olive Sharpley b. c 1748, d. 13 Sep 1836 |
He was born in 1774 at Becket, MA. He was the son of Benjamin Wadsworth and Olive Sharpley. He married Polly Ames in 1797. He died in 1837.
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Charity Emeline Wadsworth
F, b. 16 May 1816, d. 1897
Charity Emeline Wadsworth|b. 16 May 1816\nd. 1897|p217.htm#i482|Joseph Wadsworth|b. 1784\nd. 1862|p217.htm#i475|Lydia Harris|b. 7 Jun 1792\nd. 27 Jul 1836|p98.htm#i439|Benjamin Wadsworth|b. c 1745\nd. 21 Dec 1827|p217.htm#i145|Olive Sharpley|b. c 1748\nd. 13 Sep 1836|p188.htm#i146|James Harris|b. 27 Apr 1754\nd. 13 Jun 1843|p98.htm#i2484|Martha Parks|b. 2 Mar 1761\nd. 1 Nov 1839|p156.htm#i2495|
| Father | Joseph Wadsworth b. 1784, d. 1862 |
| Mother | Lydia Harris b. 7 Jun 1792, d. 27 Jul 1836 |
She was born on 16 May 1816. She was the daughter of Joseph Wadsworth and Lydia Harris. She married Nathan Wait Harris, son of Nathan Harris and Hulda Broga, in 1836 at Becket, MA. She died in 1897 at Becket, MA.
Family | Nathan Wait Harris b. 13 May 1811, d. 13 May 1900 |
| Marriage* | She married Nathan Wait Harris, son of Nathan Harris and Hulda Broga, in 1836 at Becket, MA. |
| Children |
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| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Christopher Wadsworth
M, b. circa 1609, d. between 1677 and 1680
Christopher Wadsworth|b. c 1609\nd. bt 1677 - 1680|p217.htm#i769|Thomas Wadsworth||p218.htm#i6793||||||||||||||||
| Father | Thomas Wadsworth1 |
He was born circa 1609 at England based on the estimated date of marriage.2,3 He was the son of Thomas Wadsworth.1
Christopher Wadsworth married Grace (?) circa 1634.2
Christopher Wadsworth died between 1677 and 1680 at Duxbury, Plymouth Colony, Massachussetts.2 His estate was probated on 27 October 1680 at Duxbury; The inventory of the estate, exhibited 7 June 1681, was untotalled and included no real estate.4
Christopher Wadsworth immigrated in 1632 to Boston initially, then within a short time, Plymouth, Massachussetts; According to the book, "Wadsworth Family In America, Christopher came to America on the ship "Lion", landing in Boston on Sep 16, 1632.
In a family bible owned by Christopher at the time of his landing in America is the following inscription: "Christopher Wadsworth, His Book. Christopher and William Wadsworth landed in Boston by ye ship Lion 16th. September 1632, together in ye ship."
At the time of publication of the book, 1883, the Bible was in the possession of a Samuel W. Cowles of Hartford, CT.
Of the 123 passengers on the Lion, the names of only 30 are preserved. Christopher's name is not listed, but William's was. The passenger list states that William's family consists of four persons.5,6
His name appears on the Pymouth tax lists of 25 March 1633 where he was assessed 12 shillings, and in the1633 list of freemen in Plymouth. His name is appended to a will as a witness with William Bradford, 2nd Governor of the Colony, Sep 16, 1633.5,7
Christopher Wadsworth moved between 1633 and 1634 at Duxbury, Massachussetts, Christopher settled in Duxbury for the rest of his life. He early took a prominent position among the townspeople-- such veteran pilgrims as Miles Standish, Elder Brewster, and John Alden were his neighbors.6,5
He was the first Constable for the Duxbury ward between Jones River and Green's Harbor, 1 Jan 1633/4. "This was an office of high trust and responsibility, and none were elected to it but men of good standing" (History of Duxbury, Winsor, p. 81).5,7
Christopher possibly made a return trip to England in 1636 "to fetch Mr. [Ralph] Partridge" who would become minister at Duxbury.5
On 2 October 1637, the "Two lots of land on Ducksborrow side, formerly granted to Christopher Wadsworth, containing forty acres and upwards," were reconfirmed to Wadsworth, with some minor boundary adjustments.8
On 2 July 1638, he "requested a parcel of land in the woods at the head of the Great marsh, near Mr. Collyer's wolf trap."9
On 4 February 1638/9, he was granted fifty acres of upland about the head of South River.10
He was deputy for Duxbury to the Plymouth Colony General Court on several instances between 1640 and 1667. He served as the Duxbury delegate to the plymouth Colony committee to revise laws, 4 Oct 1636, and committee to divide lands, 3 June 1656. On many occasions between 1636 and 1665, he sat on the Plymouth petite jury, the Grand jury, and the Coroner's jury.5
Wadsworth sold to "Mr. Raph Partrich" his uplands and meadow in Duxbury on 20 September 1643.11
On 13 August 1651, Job Cole of Eastham sold Wadsworth a house and land lying against a place called Moton's Hole.12
On 20 October 1655, John Starr of Duxbury sold to Christopher Wadsworth "all that my mansion and dwelling house" in Scituate, with eighty acres of upland, along with some marsh or meadow, and another parcel of upland.13
In Duxbury, he was appointed Surveyor of Highways, 3 June 1662. He was Selectman 5 June 1666, 2 June 1667, 3 June 1668, 1 june 1669, 7 June 1670, and 6 June 1671. His name appears in the Duxbury section of the 1643 Plymouth Colony list of men able to bear arms.14
On 10 May 1664, John Bradford of Marshfield sold to Wadsworth "all my houses, orchards, uplands and meadows" in Duxbury.15
Christopher Wadsworth left a will on 31 July 1677 at Duxbury in which he bequeathed to "my eldest son Joseph" "one-half of those lands which I bought of Mr. John Bradford," upland and meadow, in Duxbury, he paying to "my daughter Mary Andrews two cows with calf not exceeding the age of five years each of them" (and also confirmed to son John two shares of land in Bridgewater previously given to him); to "Grace my wife the one-half of my dwelling house during her natural life and half the lands thereunto belonging"; to "my son John" all remaining lands; to "grace my wife" all household goods and some cattle..16
Christopher Wadsworth married Grace (?) circa 1634.2
Christopher Wadsworth died between 1677 and 1680 at Duxbury, Plymouth Colony, Massachussetts.2 His estate was probated on 27 October 1680 at Duxbury; The inventory of the estate, exhibited 7 June 1681, was untotalled and included no real estate.4
Christopher Wadsworth immigrated in 1632 to Boston initially, then within a short time, Plymouth, Massachussetts; According to the book, "Wadsworth Family In America, Christopher came to America on the ship "Lion", landing in Boston on Sep 16, 1632.
In a family bible owned by Christopher at the time of his landing in America is the following inscription: "Christopher Wadsworth, His Book. Christopher and William Wadsworth landed in Boston by ye ship Lion 16th. September 1632, together in ye ship."
At the time of publication of the book, 1883, the Bible was in the possession of a Samuel W. Cowles of Hartford, CT.
Of the 123 passengers on the Lion, the names of only 30 are preserved. Christopher's name is not listed, but William's was. The passenger list states that William's family consists of four persons.5,6
His name appears on the Pymouth tax lists of 25 March 1633 where he was assessed 12 shillings, and in the1633 list of freemen in Plymouth. His name is appended to a will as a witness with William Bradford, 2nd Governor of the Colony, Sep 16, 1633.5,7
Christopher Wadsworth moved between 1633 and 1634 at Duxbury, Massachussetts, Christopher settled in Duxbury for the rest of his life. He early took a prominent position among the townspeople-- such veteran pilgrims as Miles Standish, Elder Brewster, and John Alden were his neighbors.6,5
He was the first Constable for the Duxbury ward between Jones River and Green's Harbor, 1 Jan 1633/4. "This was an office of high trust and responsibility, and none were elected to it but men of good standing" (History of Duxbury, Winsor, p. 81).5,7
Christopher possibly made a return trip to England in 1636 "to fetch Mr. [Ralph] Partridge" who would become minister at Duxbury.5
On 2 October 1637, the "Two lots of land on Ducksborrow side, formerly granted to Christopher Wadsworth, containing forty acres and upwards," were reconfirmed to Wadsworth, with some minor boundary adjustments.8
On 2 July 1638, he "requested a parcel of land in the woods at the head of the Great marsh, near Mr. Collyer's wolf trap."9
On 4 February 1638/9, he was granted fifty acres of upland about the head of South River.10
He was deputy for Duxbury to the Plymouth Colony General Court on several instances between 1640 and 1667. He served as the Duxbury delegate to the plymouth Colony committee to revise laws, 4 Oct 1636, and committee to divide lands, 3 June 1656. On many occasions between 1636 and 1665, he sat on the Plymouth petite jury, the Grand jury, and the Coroner's jury.5
Wadsworth sold to "Mr. Raph Partrich" his uplands and meadow in Duxbury on 20 September 1643.11
On 13 August 1651, Job Cole of Eastham sold Wadsworth a house and land lying against a place called Moton's Hole.12
On 20 October 1655, John Starr of Duxbury sold to Christopher Wadsworth "all that my mansion and dwelling house" in Scituate, with eighty acres of upland, along with some marsh or meadow, and another parcel of upland.13
In Duxbury, he was appointed Surveyor of Highways, 3 June 1662. He was Selectman 5 June 1666, 2 June 1667, 3 June 1668, 1 june 1669, 7 June 1670, and 6 June 1671. His name appears in the Duxbury section of the 1643 Plymouth Colony list of men able to bear arms.14
On 10 May 1664, John Bradford of Marshfield sold to Wadsworth "all my houses, orchards, uplands and meadows" in Duxbury.15
Christopher Wadsworth left a will on 31 July 1677 at Duxbury in which he bequeathed to "my eldest son Joseph" "one-half of those lands which I bought of Mr. John Bradford," upland and meadow, in Duxbury, he paying to "my daughter Mary Andrews two cows with calf not exceeding the age of five years each of them" (and also confirmed to son John two shares of land in Bridgewater previously given to him); to "Grace my wife the one-half of my dwelling house during her natural life and half the lands thereunto belonging"; to "my son John" all remaining lands; to "grace my wife" all household goods and some cattle..16
Family | Grace (?) d. bt 1687 - 1688 |
| Marriage* | Christopher Wadsworth married Grace (?) circa 1634.2 |
| Children |
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| Charts | Pedigree of James G Turner |
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Citations
- [S649] Horace Andrew Wadsworth, Two Hundred and Fifty Yrears Of The Wadsworth Family In America (Lawrence, MA: Privately Published, 1883), According to the book, "Wadsworth Family In America, Christopher's father's name is thought to be Thomas, as that name appears in the family bible owned by Christopher at about the time he came to America.. Hereinafter cited as Wadsworth Family.
- [S646] Robert Charles Anderson, The Pilgrim Migration: Immigrants To Plymouth Colony, 1620-1633 (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2004), p. 475. Hereinafter cited as The Pilgrim Migration.
- [S579] Logical Extrapolation from known data by author, James G. Turner. Hereinafter cited as "Extrapolation."
- [S646] Robert Charles Anderson, The Pilgrim Migration: Immigrants To Plymouth Colony, 1620-1633 (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2004), p. 474. Cites Plymouth ColonyProbate Records 4:1:71.. Hereinafter cited as The Pilgrim Migration.
- [S646] Robert Charles Anderson, The Pilgrim Migration: Immigrants To Plymouth Colony, 1620-1633 (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2004), p. 473. Hereinafter cited as The Pilgrim Migration.
- [S649] Horace Andrew Wadsworth, Two Hundred and Fifty Yrears Of The Wadsworth Family In America (Lawrence, MA: Privately Published, 1883). Hereinafter cited as Wadsworth Family.
- [S649] Horace Andrew Wadsworth, Two Hundred and Fifty Yrears Of The Wadsworth Family In America (Lawrence, MA: Privately Published, 1883), p. 39. Hereinafter cited as Wadsworth Family.
- [S646] Robert Charles Anderson, The Pilgrim Migration: Immigrants To Plymouth Colony, 1620-1633 (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2004), p. 474. Cites Plymouth Colony Records 1:66.. Hereinafter cited as The Pilgrim Migration.
- [S646] Robert Charles Anderson, The Pilgrim Migration: Immigrants To Plymouth Colony, 1620-1633 (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2004), p. 474. Cites Plymouth Colony Records 1:90.. Hereinafter cited as The Pilgrim Migration.
- [S646] Robert Charles Anderson, The Pilgrim Migration: Immigrants To Plymouth Colony, 1620-1633 (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2004), p. 474. Cites Plymouth Colony Records 1:112-13.. Hereinafter cited as The Pilgrim Migration.
- [S646] Robert Charles Anderson, The Pilgrim Migration: Immigrants To Plymouth Colony, 1620-1633 (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2004), p. 474. Cites Plymouth Colony Records 12:96.. Hereinafter cited as The Pilgrim Migration.
- [S646] Robert Charles Anderson, The Pilgrim Migration: Immigrants To Plymouth Colony, 1620-1633 (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2004), p. 474. Cites Plymouth Colony Records 12:216.. Hereinafter cited as The Pilgrim Migration.
- [S646] Robert Charles Anderson, The Pilgrim Migration: Immigrants To Plymouth Colony, 1620-1633 (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2004), p. 474. Cites Plymouth Colony Deeds 4:253-55.. Hereinafter cited as The Pilgrim Migration.
- [S646] Robert Charles Anderson, The Pilgrim Migration: Immigrants To Plymouth Colony, 1620-1633 (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2004), p. 474. Hereinafter cited as The Pilgrim Migration.
- [S646] Robert Charles Anderson, The Pilgrim Migration: Immigrants To Plymouth Colony, 1620-1633 (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2004), p. 474. Cites Plymouth Colony Deeds 3:1:66-67.. Hereinafter cited as The Pilgrim Migration.
- [S646] Robert Charles Anderson, The Pilgrim Migration: Immigrants To Plymouth Colony, 1620-1633 (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2004), p. 474. Cites Plymouth ColonyProbate Records 4:1:68-70.. Hereinafter cited as The Pilgrim Migration.
Christopher Wadsworth
M, b. 1661, d. 1687
Christopher Wadsworth|b. 1661\nd. 1687|p217.htm#i787|Capt. Samuel Wadsworth|b. c 1636\nd. 21 Apr 1676|p218.htm#i771|Abigail Lindall|d. 1687|p129.htm#i781|Christopher Wadsworth|b. c 1609\nd. bt 1677 - 1680|p217.htm#i769|Grace (?)|d. bt 1687 - 1688|p3.htm#i770|James Lindall|d. 1652|p129.htm#i782|Mary (?)|d. 1652|p5.htm#i783|
| Father | Capt. Samuel Wadsworth b. c 1636, d. 21 Apr 1676 |
| Mother | Abigail Lindall d. 1687 |
He was born in 1661 at Duxbury. He was the son of Capt. Samuel Wadsworth and Abigail Lindall. He died in 1687.
Unmarried.
Unmarried.
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Clarissa Wadsworth
F
Clarissa Wadsworth||p217.htm#i848|Benjamin Wadsworth|b. c 1745\nd. 21 Dec 1827|p217.htm#i145|Olive Sharpley|b. c 1748\nd. 13 Sep 1836|p188.htm#i146|Jonathan Wadsworth|b. 1722\nd. 2 Aug 1798|p217.htm#i287|Rebecca Davenport|b. 1723\nd. 21 Jul 1799|p53.htm#i288|||||||
| Father | Benjamin Wadsworth b. c 1745, d. 21 Dec 1827 |
| Mother | Olive Sharpley b. c 1748, d. 13 Sep 1836 |
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
David Wadsworth
M, b. 1720, d. 1749
David Wadsworth|b. 1720\nd. 1749|p217.htm#i811|Recompense Wadsworth|b. 1688\nd. 1729|p218.htm#i803|Sarah Morey [Mowry]||p145.htm#i808|Ebenezer Wadsworth|b. Mar 1660/61\nd. 1 Aug 1717|p217.htm#i786|Mary (?)|d. 8 Mar 1735/36|p5.htm#i799|||||||
| Father | Recompense Wadsworth b. 1688, d. 1729 |
| Mother | Sarah Morey [Mowry] |
He was born in 1720. He was the son of Recompense Wadsworth and Sarah Morey [Mowry]. He married Hannah Paul. He died in 1749.
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Ebenezer Wadsworth
M, b. March 1660/61, d. 1 August 1717
Ebenezer Wadsworth|b. Mar 1660/61\nd. 1 Aug 1717|p217.htm#i786|Capt. Samuel Wadsworth|b. c 1636\nd. 21 Apr 1676|p218.htm#i771|Abigail Lindall|d. 1687|p129.htm#i781|Christopher Wadsworth|b. c 1609\nd. bt 1677 - 1680|p217.htm#i769|Grace (?)|d. bt 1687 - 1688|p3.htm#i770|James Lindall|d. 1652|p129.htm#i782|Mary (?)|d. 1652|p5.htm#i783|
| Father | Capt. Samuel Wadsworth b. c 1636, d. 21 Apr 1676 |
| Mother | Abigail Lindall d. 1687 |
He was born in March 1660/61 at Milton, MA. He was the son of Capt. Samuel Wadsworth and Abigail Lindall. He married Mary (?) in 1683. He died on 1 August 1717 at Milton, MA, at age 56.
Family | Mary (?) d. 8 Mar 1735/36 |
| Marriage* | He married Mary (?) in 1683. |
| Children |
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| Charts | Pedigree of James G Turner |
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Elizabeth Wadsworth
F, b. circa 1759, d. 8 January 1848
Elizabeth Wadsworth|b. c 1759\nd. 8 Jan 1848|p217.htm#i821|Jonathan Wadsworth|b. 1722\nd. 2 Aug 1798|p217.htm#i287|Rebecca Davenport|b. 1723\nd. 21 Jul 1799|p53.htm#i288|Recompense Wadsworth|b. 1688\nd. 1729|p218.htm#i803|Sarah Morey [Mowry]||p145.htm#i808|Samuel Davenport|b. 20 Oct 1697\nd. 29 Jun 1773|p53.htm#i876|Rebecca Holbrook|b. 9 Feb 1698/99\nd. 23 Sep 1777|p106.htm#i877|
| Father | Jonathan Wadsworth b. 1722, d. 2 Aug 1798 |
| Mother | Rebecca Davenport b. 1723, d. 21 Jul 1799 |
She was born circa 1759; Her tombstone inscription states that she died in Jan 1848 at age 88.1 She was the daughter of Jonathan Wadsworth and Rebecca Davenport. She married Asa Snow in 1782.1 She died on 8 January 1848 at Becket, Berkshire Co., Massachussetts.1 She was buried at Becket Center Cemetery, Becket, Massachussetts.1
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Citations
- [S452] Tombstone of Elizabeth Wadsworth Snow photograph, Genealogical source files of James Glendenning Turner (James G Turner, 313 Breezeway Bend Lane, League City, TX, USA). (PHO 039).
Ens. George Wadsworth
M, b. 1698, d. 1778
Ens. George Wadsworth|b. 1698\nd. 1778|p217.htm#i804|Ebenezer Wadsworth|b. Mar 1660/61\nd. 1 Aug 1717|p217.htm#i786|Mary (?)|d. 8 Mar 1735/36|p5.htm#i799|Capt. Samuel Wadsworth|b. c 1636\nd. 21 Apr 1676|p218.htm#i771|Abigail Lindall|d. 1687|p129.htm#i781|||||||
| Father | Ebenezer Wadsworth b. Mar 1660/61, d. 1 Aug 1717 |
| Mother | Mary (?) d. 8 Mar 1735/36 |
He was born in 1698. He was the son of Ebenezer Wadsworth and Mary (?). He married Hannah Pitcher. He died in 1778.
Ensign in Capt. Goffe's Co. in French & Indian Wars.
Ensign in Capt. Goffe's Co. in French & Indian Wars.
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Hannah Wadsworth1
F, b. circa 1785, d. 28 August 1805
Hannah Wadsworth|b. c 1785\nd. 28 Aug 1805|p217.htm#i5742|Jabez Wadsworth|b. Dec 1755\nd. 27 Apr 1826|p217.htm#i820|Anna Ferguson|b. 1763\nd. 5 Oct 1807|p70.htm#i833|Jonathan Wadsworth|b. 1722\nd. 2 Aug 1798|p217.htm#i287|Rebecca Davenport|b. 1723\nd. 21 Jul 1799|p53.htm#i288|||||||
| Father | Jabez Wadsworth2 b. Dec 1755, d. 27 Apr 1826 |
| Mother | Anna Ferguson2 b. 1763, d. 5 Oct 1807 |
She was born circa 1785.2 She was the daughter of Jabez Wadsworth and Anna Ferguson.2 She died on 28 August 1805 at Becket, Berkshire, MA.2
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Citations
- [S424] Wadsworth and Messenger Families Harris Tombstone, Genealogical source files of James Glendenning Turner, James G Turner, 313 Breezeway Bend Lane, League City, TX, USA; Diana Munko, 5 Aug 2001.
- [S438] Tombstone of Hannah Wadsworth photograph, Genealogical source files of James Glendenning Turner (James G Turner, 313 Breezeway Bend Lane, League City, TX, USA). (PHO 025).
Issac Davenport Wadsworth1
M, b. circa 1787, d. 14 August 1803
Issac Davenport Wadsworth|b. c 1787\nd. 14 Aug 1803|p217.htm#i5743|Jabez Wadsworth|b. Dec 1755\nd. 27 Apr 1826|p217.htm#i820|Anna Ferguson|b. 1763\nd. 5 Oct 1807|p70.htm#i833|Jonathan Wadsworth|b. 1722\nd. 2 Aug 1798|p217.htm#i287|Rebecca Davenport|b. 1723\nd. 21 Jul 1799|p53.htm#i288|||||||
| Father | Jabez Wadsworth2 b. Dec 1755, d. 27 Apr 1826 |
| Mother | Anna Ferguson2 b. 1763, d. 5 Oct 1807 |
He was born circa 1787.2 He was the son of Jabez Wadsworth and Anna Ferguson.2 He died on 14 August 1803 at Becket Center, Berkshire, MA.1
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Citations
- [S424] Wadsworth and Messenger Families Harris Tombstone, Genealogical source files of James Glendenning Turner, James G Turner, 313 Breezeway Bend Lane, League City, TX, USA; Diana Munko, 5 Aug 2001.
- [S437] Tombstone of Issac Davenport Wadsworth photograph, Genealogical source files of James Glendenning Turner (James G Turner, 313 Breezeway Bend Lane, League City, TX, USA). (PHO 024).
Jabez Wadsworth
M, b. December 1755, d. 27 April 1826
Jabez Wadsworth|b. Dec 1755\nd. 27 Apr 1826|p217.htm#i820|Jonathan Wadsworth|b. 1722\nd. 2 Aug 1798|p217.htm#i287|Rebecca Davenport|b. 1723\nd. 21 Jul 1799|p53.htm#i288|Recompense Wadsworth|b. 1688\nd. 1729|p218.htm#i803|Sarah Morey [Mowry]||p145.htm#i808|Samuel Davenport|b. 20 Oct 1697\nd. 29 Jun 1773|p53.htm#i876|Rebecca Holbrook|b. 9 Feb 1698/99\nd. 23 Sep 1777|p106.htm#i877|
| Father | Jonathan Wadsworth b. 1722, d. 2 Aug 1798 |
| Mother | Rebecca Davenport b. 1723, d. 21 Jul 1799 |
He was born in December 1755 at Becket, Berkshire, MA, USA; tombstone shows he died in Apr 1826 at age 70.1 He was the son of Jonathan Wadsworth and Rebecca Davenport. He married Anna Ferguson.2,3 He married Lydia Francis. He died on 27 April 1826 at Becket, Berkshire, MA, USA, at age 70.4 He was buried at Becket Center, Berkshire, MA, USA.1
The first male child born in Becket.1
The first male child born in Becket.1
Family | Anna Ferguson b. 1763, d. 5 Oct 1807 |
| Marriage* | He married Anna Ferguson.2,3 |
| Children |
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| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Citations
- [S424] Wadsworth and Messenger Families Harris Tombstone, Genealogical source files of James Glendenning Turner, James G Turner, 313 Breezeway Bend Lane, League City, TX, USA; Diana Munko, 5 Aug 2001.
- [S438] Tombstone of Hannah Wadsworth photograph, Genealogical source files of James Glendenning Turner (James G Turner, 313 Breezeway Bend Lane, League City, TX, USA). (PHO 025).
- [S439] Tombstone of Anna Ferguson Wadsworth photograph, Genealogical source files of James Glendenning Turner (James G Turner, 313 Breezeway Bend Lane, League City, TX, USA). (PHO 026).
- [S441] Tombstone of Jabez Wadsworth photograph, Genealogical source files of James Glendenning Turner (James G Turner, 313 Breezeway Bend Lane, League City, TX, USA). (PHO 028).
- [S437] Tombstone of Issac Davenport Wadsworth photograph, Genealogical source files of James Glendenning Turner (James G Turner, 313 Breezeway Bend Lane, League City, TX, USA). (PHO 024).
James Stillman Wadsworth
M, b. 23 March 1808, d. 30 December 1812
James Stillman Wadsworth|b. 23 Mar 1808\nd. 30 Dec 1812|p217.htm#i476|Joseph Wadsworth|b. 1784\nd. 1862|p217.htm#i475|Lydia Harris|b. 7 Jun 1792\nd. 27 Jul 1836|p98.htm#i439|Benjamin Wadsworth|b. c 1745\nd. 21 Dec 1827|p217.htm#i145|Olive Sharpley|b. c 1748\nd. 13 Sep 1836|p188.htm#i146|James Harris|b. 27 Apr 1754\nd. 13 Jun 1843|p98.htm#i2484|Martha Parks|b. 2 Mar 1761\nd. 1 Nov 1839|p156.htm#i2495|
| Father | Joseph Wadsworth1 b. 1784, d. 1862 |
| Mother | Lydia Harris1 b. 7 Jun 1792, d. 27 Jul 1836 |
He was born on 23 March 1808.2 He was the son of Joseph Wadsworth and Lydia Harris.1 He died on 30 December 1812 at Becket, Berkshire, MA, USA, at age 4.3,1 He was buried at Becket Center, Berkshire, MA, USA.3,1
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Citations
- [S427] Tombstone of James Stillman Wadsworth photograph, Genealogical source files of James Glendenning Turner (PHO 021).
- [S424] Wadsworth and Messenger Families Harris Tombstone, Genealogical source files of James Glendenning Turner, James G Turner, 313 Breezeway Bend Lane, League City, TX, USA; Diana Munko, 5 Aug 2001, states his age at death is 4 years 9 months 7 days.
- [S424] Wadsworth and Messenger Families Harris Tombstone, Genealogical source files of James Glendenning Turner, James G Turner, 313 Breezeway Bend Lane, League City, TX, USA; Diana Munko, 5 Aug 2001.
John Wadsworth
M, b. 1638, d. 15 May 1700
John Wadsworth|b. 1638\nd. 15 May 1700|p217.htm#i773|Christopher Wadsworth|b. c 1609\nd. bt 1677 - 1680|p217.htm#i769|Grace (?)|d. bt 1687 - 1688|p3.htm#i770|Thomas Wadsworth||p218.htm#i6793||||||||||
| Father | Christopher Wadsworth b. c 1609, d. bt 1677 - 1680 |
| Mother | Grace (?) d. bt 1687 - 1688 |
He was born in 1638. He was the son of Christopher Wadsworth and Grace (?). He married Abigail Andrews, daughter of Henry Andrews, on 25 July 1667 at Duxbury.1 He died on 15 May 1700 at Duxbury, Massachussetts.1
Family | Abigail Andrews |
| Marriage* | He married Abigail Andrews, daughter of Henry Andrews, on 25 July 1667 at Duxbury.1 |
| Child |
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Citations
- [S646] Robert Charles Anderson, The Pilgrim Migration: Immigrants To Plymouth Colony, 1620-1633 (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2004), p. 475. Hereinafter cited as The Pilgrim Migration.
John Wadsworth
M, b. 1664, d. 1734
John Wadsworth|b. 1664\nd. 1734|p217.htm#i789|Capt. Samuel Wadsworth|b. c 1636\nd. 21 Apr 1676|p218.htm#i771|Abigail Lindall|d. 1687|p129.htm#i781|Christopher Wadsworth|b. c 1609\nd. bt 1677 - 1680|p217.htm#i769|Grace (?)|d. bt 1687 - 1688|p3.htm#i770|James Lindall|d. 1652|p129.htm#i782|Mary (?)|d. 1652|p5.htm#i783|
| Father | Capt. Samuel Wadsworth b. c 1636, d. 21 Apr 1676 |
| Mother | Abigail Lindall d. 1687 |
He was born in 1664. He was the son of Capt. Samuel Wadsworth and Abigail Lindall. He married Elizabeth Voss. He died in 1734.
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
John Wadsworth Jr.
M
John Wadsworth Jr.||p217.htm#i1621|John Wadsworth|b. 1638\nd. 15 May 1700|p217.htm#i773|Abigail Andrews||p14.htm#i777|Christopher Wadsworth|b. c 1609\nd. bt 1677 - 1680|p217.htm#i769|Grace (?)|d. bt 1687 - 1688|p3.htm#i770|Henry Andrews||p15.htm#i6795||||
| Father | John Wadsworth b. 1638, d. 15 May 1700 |
| Mother | Abigail Andrews |
He is the son of John Wadsworth and Abigail Andrews. He married an unknown person.
Family | |
| Child |
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Jonathan Wadsworth
M, b. 1722, d. 2 August 1798
Jonathan Wadsworth|b. 1722\nd. 2 Aug 1798|p217.htm#i287|Recompense Wadsworth|b. 1688\nd. 1729|p218.htm#i803|Sarah Morey [Mowry]||p145.htm#i808|Ebenezer Wadsworth|b. Mar 1660/61\nd. 1 Aug 1717|p217.htm#i786|Mary (?)|d. 8 Mar 1735/36|p5.htm#i799|||||||
| Father | Recompense Wadsworth b. 1688, d. 1729 |
| Mother | Sarah Morey [Mowry] |
He was born in 1722 at Roxbury, MA. He was the son of Recompense Wadsworth and Sarah Morey [Mowry]. He married Rebecca Davenport, daughter of Samuel Davenport and Rebecca Holbrook, in 1742 at Milton, MA. He died on 2 August 1798 at Becket, Berkshire Co., MA; killed by a bull.1 He was buried at Center Cemetery, Becket Center, Berkshire, MA, USA; verse on tombstone:
"My Children round me seem to weep,
Behold I am but fell a sleep.
In the bright Morning shall arise,
And dwell with God above the skies."
"He left to mourn his unhappy fate, a Wife, 8 Children, 41 Gr. Children, 12 Gr. Gr. Children living in Becket."1
Farmer, moved to Becket, Mass., from Milton, Mass., sometime between 1752 and 1755.
Died from being gored by a bull.
From Jim Conklin(e-mail msg,"WADSWORTH," from, 8 May 1999):
I've been working on the Wadsworth's; I found this in < History of Becket>> by Cathaline Alford Archer, Mitchell J. Mulholland,
et al (c. 1965), pg. 70:
***********************
Epitaph in Becket Center Cemetery:
In Memory of Mr Jona-
than Wadsworth who died
AuguSt 2d 1798 in the
76th year of his age; he
was Kill'd by a Bull, he
left to Morn his unhappy
Fate, A Wife, 8 Children
41 Gr Children, 12 Gr Gr
Children living in Becket
My Children round me Seem to weep
Behold I am but fell aSleep
In the bright Morning Shall ariSe
And Dwell with God above the Skies.
"My Children round me seem to weep,
Behold I am but fell a sleep.
In the bright Morning shall arise,
And dwell with God above the skies."
"He left to mourn his unhappy fate, a Wife, 8 Children, 41 Gr. Children, 12 Gr. Gr. Children living in Becket."1
Farmer, moved to Becket, Mass., from Milton, Mass., sometime between 1752 and 1755.
Died from being gored by a bull.
From Jim Conklin(e-mail msg,"WADSWORTH," from
I've been working on the Wadsworth's; I found this in < History of Becket>> by Cathaline Alford Archer, Mitchell J. Mulholland,
et al (c. 1965), pg. 70:
***********************
Epitaph in Becket Center Cemetery:
In Memory of Mr Jona-
than Wadsworth who died
AuguSt 2d 1798 in the
76th year of his age; he
was Kill'd by a Bull, he
left to Morn his unhappy
Fate, A Wife, 8 Children
41 Gr Children, 12 Gr Gr
Children living in Becket
My Children round me Seem to weep
Behold I am but fell aSleep
In the bright Morning Shall ariSe
And Dwell with God above the Skies.
Family | Rebecca Davenport b. 1723, d. 21 Jul 1799 |
| Marriage* | He married Rebecca Davenport, daughter of Samuel Davenport and Rebecca Holbrook, in 1742 at Milton, MA. |
| Children |
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| Charts | Pedigree of James G Turner |
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Citations
- [S435] Tombstone of Jonathan Wadsworth photograph, Genealogical source files of James Glendenning Turner (James G Turner, 313 Breezeway Bend Lane, League City, TX, USA). (PHO 022).
Jonathon Wadsworth
M, b. circa 1750, d. 15 May 1832
Jonathon Wadsworth|b. c 1750\nd. 15 May 1832|p217.htm#i818|Jonathan Wadsworth|b. 1722\nd. 2 Aug 1798|p217.htm#i287|Rebecca Davenport|b. 1723\nd. 21 Jul 1799|p53.htm#i288|Recompense Wadsworth|b. 1688\nd. 1729|p218.htm#i803|Sarah Morey [Mowry]||p145.htm#i808|Samuel Davenport|b. 20 Oct 1697\nd. 29 Jun 1773|p53.htm#i876|Rebecca Holbrook|b. 9 Feb 1698/99\nd. 23 Sep 1777|p106.htm#i877|
| Father | Jonathan Wadsworth b. 1722, d. 2 Aug 1798 |
| Mother | Rebecca Davenport b. 1723, d. 21 Jul 1799 |
He was born circa 1750 at Milton, MA; tombstone shows his death in 1832 at age 82.1 He was the son of Jonathan Wadsworth and Rebecca Davenport. He married Daidamia Snow in 1776. He died on 15 May 1832 at Becket, Berkshire Co., Massachussetts.2,1 He was buried at Becket Center Cemetery, Becket, Berkshire Co., Massachussetts.2,1
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Citations
- [S444] Tombstone of Jonathan Wadsworth photograph, Genealogical source files of James Glendenning Turner (James G Turner, 313 Breezeway Bend Lane, League City, TX, USA). (PHO 031).
- [S424] Wadsworth and Messenger Families Harris Tombstone, Genealogical source files of James Glendenning Turner, James G Turner, 313 Breezeway Bend Lane, League City, TX, USA; Diana Munko, 5 Aug 2001.
Jonathon Whitman Wadsworth
M
Jonathon Whitman Wadsworth||p217.htm#i832|Deacon Stephen Wadsworth|b. c 1752\nd. 10 May 1829|p218.htm#i819|Rachel Putnam||p162.htm#i830|Jonathan Wadsworth|b. 1722\nd. 2 Aug 1798|p217.htm#i287|Rebecca Davenport|b. 1723\nd. 21 Jul 1799|p53.htm#i288|||||||
| Father | Deacon Stephen Wadsworth b. c 1752, d. 10 May 1829 |
| Mother | Rachel Putnam |
He is the son of Deacon Stephen Wadsworth and Rachel Putnam.
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Joseph Wadsworth
M, b. 1784, d. 1862
Joseph Wadsworth|b. 1784\nd. 1862|p217.htm#i475|Benjamin Wadsworth|b. c 1745\nd. 21 Dec 1827|p217.htm#i145|Olive Sharpley|b. c 1748\nd. 13 Sep 1836|p188.htm#i146|Jonathan Wadsworth|b. 1722\nd. 2 Aug 1798|p217.htm#i287|Rebecca Davenport|b. 1723\nd. 21 Jul 1799|p53.htm#i288|||||||
| Father | Benjamin Wadsworth b. c 1745, d. 21 Dec 1827 |
| Mother | Olive Sharpley b. c 1748, d. 13 Sep 1836 |
He was born in 1784 at Becket, MA. He was the son of Benjamin Wadsworth and Olive Sharpley. He married Lydia Harris, daughter of James Harris and Martha Parks, on 16 April 1807. He died in 1862.
A farmer in Becket, Mass.
A farmer in Becket, Mass.
Family | Lydia Harris b. 7 Jun 1792, d. 27 Jul 1836 |
| Marriage* | He married Lydia Harris, daughter of James Harris and Martha Parks, on 16 April 1807. |
| Children |
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| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Citations
- [S427] Tombstone of James Stillman Wadsworth photograph, Genealogical source files of James Glendenning Turner (PHO 021).
Joseph Wadsworth
M, b. circa 1634, d. 1689
Joseph Wadsworth|b. c 1634\nd. 1689|p217.htm#i772|Christopher Wadsworth|b. c 1609\nd. bt 1677 - 1680|p217.htm#i769|Grace (?)|d. bt 1687 - 1688|p3.htm#i770|Thomas Wadsworth||p218.htm#i6793||||||||||
| Father | Christopher Wadsworth b. c 1609, d. bt 1677 - 1680 |
| Mother | Grace (?) d. bt 1687 - 1688 |
He was born circa 1634.1 He was the son of Christopher Wadsworth and Grace (?). He married Abigail Wait in 1655 according to several researchers. However, there is no contemporary record of a wife named Abigail, and there is no record of a family in the vicinity named Waite from which Abigail could have come.1 He married Mary (?).2 He died in 1689 at Duxbury?, MA.
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |
Citations
- [S646] Robert Charles Anderson, The Pilgrim Migration: Immigrants To Plymouth Colony, 1620-1633 (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2004), p. 475. Hereinafter cited as The Pilgrim Migration.
- [S646] Robert Charles Anderson, The Pilgrim Migration: Immigrants To Plymouth Colony, 1620-1633 (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2004), p. 476. Hereinafter cited as The Pilgrim Migration.
Joseph Wadsworth
M, b. 1667, d. 1750
Joseph Wadsworth|b. 1667\nd. 1750|p217.htm#i790|Capt. Samuel Wadsworth|b. c 1636\nd. 21 Apr 1676|p218.htm#i771|Abigail Lindall|d. 1687|p129.htm#i781|Christopher Wadsworth|b. c 1609\nd. bt 1677 - 1680|p217.htm#i769|Grace (?)|d. bt 1687 - 1688|p3.htm#i770|James Lindall|d. 1652|p129.htm#i782|Mary (?)|d. 1652|p5.htm#i783|
| Father | Capt. Samuel Wadsworth b. c 1636, d. 21 Apr 1676 |
| Mother | Abigail Lindall d. 1687 |
He was born in 1667. He was the son of Capt. Samuel Wadsworth and Abigail Lindall. He married Hannah (?). He died in 1750.
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2009 |