Thomas Youngs

M, b. 1 May 1625
     Thomas was born on 1 May 1625 at Southwold, England.1 He was the son of John (Rev.) Youngs and Joan Herrington.

Citations

  1. [S146] Southold Connections, Jacobson, Judy , pg 75.

Joan Harris

F
     Joan was born.1 She married John (Rev.) Youngs before 1633 at Southwold, England.2

Child of Joan Harris and John (Rev.) Youngs

Citations

  1. [S146] Southold Connections, Jacobson, Judy , pg 74.
  2. [S146] Southold Connections, Jacobson, Judy , pg 75.

Mary Youngs

M, b. 1633
     Mary was born in 1633 at Southwold, England.1 He was the son of John (Rev.) Youngs and Joan Harris.

Citations

  1. [S146] Southold Connections, Jacobson, Judy , pg 75.

Christopher Youngs

M, b. circa 1642, d. 31 July 1695
     Christopher was born circa 1642 at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.1 He was the son of John (Rev.) Youngs and Mary Warren. Christopher died on 31 July 1695 at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.1

Citations

  1. [S146] Southold Connections, Jacobson, Judy , pg 75.

Benjamin Youngs

M, b. circa 1640, d. 1697
     Benjamin was born circa 1640 at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.1 He was the son of John (Rev.) Youngs and Mary Warren. Benjamin died in 1697 at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.1

Citations

  1. [S146] Southold Connections, Jacobson, Judy , pg 75.

Mary Gardiner

F, b. 1630, d. 1689
     Mary was born in 1630.1,2 She married John (Col.) Youngs circa 1653 at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.1,2 Mary died in 1689.2

Child of Mary Gardiner and John (Col.) Youngs

Citations

  1. [S146] Southold Connections, Jacobson, Judy , pg 74,.
  2. [S170] NE Marriages Prior, Torrey, Clarence A. , pg 847.

Hannah or Anne Tooker

F
     Hannah died. Hannah was born.1 She married John (Col.) Youngs on 30 December 1690 at Southold, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York.2,3

Citations

  1. [S146] Southold Connections, Jacobson, Judy , pg 74.
  2. [S146] Southold Connections, Jacobson, Judy , pg 74,.
  3. [S170] NE Marriages Prior, Torrey, Clarence A. , pg 847.

Moses Burnham

M, b. 24 January 1668/69
     Moses was born on 24 January 1668/69 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.1 He was the son of Thomas Burnham and Lydia Pengry.

Citations

  1. [S15] Hammatt Papers, Hammatt, Abraham , pg 42.

Lydia Burnham

F, b. 6 December 1674
     Lydia was born on 6 December 1674 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.1 She was the daughter of Thomas Burnham and Lydia Pengry.

Citations

  1. [S15] Hammatt Papers, Hammatt, Abraham , pg 42.

Aaron Burnham

M, b. 12 September 1676
     Aaron was born on 12 September 1676 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.1 He was the son of Thomas Burnham and Lydia Pengry.

Citations

  1. [S15] Hammatt Papers, Hammatt, Abraham , pg 42.

Eleazer Burnham

M, b. 5 September 1678
     Eleazer was born on 5 September 1678 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.1 He was the son of Thomas Burnham and Lydia Pengry.

Citations

  1. [S15] Hammatt Papers, Hammatt, Abraham , pg 42.

Lydia NN----

F
     Lydia died. Lydia was born.1 She married Robert Clements before 1615 at Ansley, County Warwickshire, England.2,3 Lydia NN---- was present at John Clement's christening on 22 October 1620 at Narborough, county Leicester, England.4,5 Her body was interred on 12 March 1642/43.1

Children of Lydia NN---- and Robert Clements

Citations

  1. [S36] Clements, Robert, Clement, Percival W. , pg 13.
  2. [S36] Clements, Robert, Clement, Percival W. , pg 13,.
  3. [S170] NE Marriages Prior, Torrey, Clarence A. , pg 161.
  4. [S131] Salisbury/Amesbury, Hoyt, David W. , pg 95;.
  5. [S36] Clements, Robert, Clement, Percival W. , pg 30.

Judith NN----

F, d. 1669
     Judith was born.1 She married Robert Clements before 1657 at Haverhill, Massachusetts.2,3 Judith died in 1669.1

Citations

  1. [S36] Clements, Robert, Clement, Percival W. , pg 13.
  2. [S36] Clements, Robert, Clement, Percival W. , pg 13,.
  3. [S170] NE Marriages Prior, Torrey, Clarence A. , pg 161.

Walter Antrobus

M
     Walter was born.1
     
     
      Walter Antrobus of St Albans is mentioned in the Corporation Records as being a Warden of the Shoemakers Company in 1588, and in 1614 one of the "Assistants." His firs wife Barbara Lawrence left no surviving issue.
     
     

He was the son of William Antrobus and NN---- NN----. He married Barbara Lawrence circa 1579 at St. Albans, county Hertfordshire, England.2 He married Joan Arnold on 8 February 1586 at St. Albans, county Hertfordshire, England.3,2 Walter Antrobus was present at Joan Antrobus's christening on 25 June 1592 at St. Albans, county Hertfordshire, England.4,5

Children of Walter Antrobus and Joan Arnold

Citations

  1. [S82] TAG, Jacobus, Donald , vol. 54 pg 173.
  2. [S228] Antrobus Pedigrees, Antrobus, Reginold , pg 96.
  3. [S82] TAG, Jacobus, Donald , vol. 54 pg 173,.
  4. [S80] Warren, Arthur, Foster, Warren W. , pg 19,.
  5. [S82] TAG, Jacobus, Donald , vol. 54 pg 173, St. Albans Abbey records (1897) p30.

Joan Arnold

F, b. circa 1567, d. circa 1635
     Joan was born circa 1567 at St. Albans, county Hertfordshire, England.1,2,3,4 She married Walter Antrobus on 8 February 1586 at St. Albans, county Hertfordshire, England.1,5 Joan Arnold was present at Joan Antrobus's christening on 25 June 1592 at St. Albans, county Hertfordshire, England.6,7 Joan died circa 1635.8

Children of Joan Arnold and Walter Antrobus

Citations

  1. [S82] TAG, Jacobus, Donald , vol. 54 pg 173,.
  2. [S184] NEHGR Volume XIV, (1860) , pg 304,.
  3. [S59] Hale House, Jacobus/Waterman , pg 770,.
  4. [S194] Hertfordshire, Visitations , pg 96.
  5. [S228] Antrobus Pedigrees, Antrobus, Reginold , pg 96.
  6. [S80] Warren, Arthur, Foster, Warren W. , pg 19,.
  7. [S82] TAG, Jacobus, Donald , vol. 54 pg 173, St. Albans Abbey records (1897) p30.
  8. [S343] Great Migration A-B, Great Migration A-B , Page 67.

John Tuttle

M, b. circa 1596, d. 30 December 1656
     John was born circa 1596.1,2 He married Joan Antrobus circa 1627.3 John died on 30 December 1656 at Carrickfergus, Ireland.3

Children of John Tuttle and Joan Antrobus

Citations

  1. [S82] TAG, Jacobus, Donald , vol. 54 pg 173,.
  2. [S153] Persons of Quality, Hotten, John C. , pg 45.
  3. [S82] TAG, Jacobus, Donald , vol. 54 pg 173.

Thomas Wickham

M, b. circa 1624, d. 11 January 1688/89
      Thomas Wickham, the settler, was of Wethersfield, 1648, and a freeman there in 1658; purchased land in Eastbury 1673. He was still living in Wethersfield in 1679.
     
     

He married Sarah NN----.1 Thomas was born circa 1624.2,3 Thomas died on 11 January 1688/89.1

Children of Thomas Wickham and Sarah NN----

Citations

  1. [S10] Henry R. Stiles, History of Ancient Wethersfield, Vol II, pg 789.
  2. [S10] Henry R. Stiles, History of Ancient Wethersfield, Vol II, pg 789,.
  3. [S97] Genealogical Diction, Savage, John , v.IV pg. 538.

Sarah NN----

F, b. circa 1629, d. 7 January 1699/0
     She married Thomas Wickham.1
     
     
      Sarah's will dated 15 December 1699. Whereas the rest of my children have had their portions that their father and myself gave them in full and as my son William Wickham is indebted to the estate of my husband which was left to my disposal 10lbs. I will that my son William shall pay that 10lbs to my son Thomas for my daughter Sarah Hudson in part of the 20lbs which we intended for her and as my son Thomas is engaged to pay 10lbs to be received by him of a debt my will is that he pay my daughter Sarah Hudson die, before the making good this will the 10lbs be paid to her son John Cherry the other 10lbs if she die to go to John Cherry. I give to my son Samuel Wickham 40s. in silver, to Joseph 20s. in silver beside the 5lbs he received from Jonathan Strickland at L.I.. I give to my grandson John Cherry 40s. I appoint son Thomas executor.
Cherry.
Sarah was born circa 1629.1 Sarah died on 7 January 1699/0 at Wethersfield, Connecticut.1

Children of Sarah NN---- and Thomas Wickham

Citations

  1. [S10] Henry R. Stiles, History of Ancient Wethersfield, Vol II, pg 789.

John Cherry

M
     John was born.1 He married Sarah Wickham on 26 June 1669 at Wethersfield, Massachusetts.

Citations

  1. [S10] Henry R. Stiles, History of Ancient Wethersfield, Vol II, pg 207, 789.

Thomas Wickham

M, b. 10 October 1648, d. before 1651
     Thomas was born on 10 October 1648 at Wethersfield, Connecticut.1 He was the son of Thomas Wickham and Sarah NN----. Thomas died before 1651 at Wethersfield, Connecticut.1

Citations

  1. [S10] Henry R. Stiles, History of Ancient Wethersfield, Vol II, pg 789.

Thomas Wickham

M, b. 14 October 1651
     Thomas was born on 14 October 1651 at New Haven, Connecticut.1 He was the son of Thomas Wickham and Sarah NN----.

Citations

  1. [S10] Henry R. Stiles, History of Ancient Wethersfield, Vol II, pg 789.

William Wickham

M, b. 28 August 1657
     William was born on 28 August 1657 at Wethersfield, Connecticut.1 He was the son of Thomas Wickham and Sarah NN----.

Citations

  1. [S10] Henry R. Stiles, History of Ancient Wethersfield, Vol II, pg 789.

Samuel Wickham

M, b. circa 1660
     Samuel was born circa 1660 at Wethersfield, Connecticut.1 He was the son of Thomas Wickham and Sarah NN----.

Citations

  1. [S10] Henry R. Stiles, History of Ancient Wethersfield, Vol II, pg 789.

Joseph Wickham

M, b. circa 1662
     Joseph was born circa 1662 at Wethersfield, Connecticut.1 He was the son of Thomas Wickham and Sarah NN----.

Citations

  1. [S10] Henry R. Stiles, History of Ancient Wethersfield, Vol II, pg 789.

John Wickham

M, b. circa 1665
     John was born circa 1665 at Wethersfield, Connecticut.1 He was the son of Thomas Wickham and Sarah NN----.

Citations

  1. [S10] Henry R. Stiles, History of Ancient Wethersfield, Vol II, pg 789.

Thomas Youngs

M
     Thomas was born.1 He was the son of John (Col.) Youngs.

Citations

  1. [S142] Southold LI Queries , 1904 (1423.

John Youngs

M
     John was born.1 He was the son of John (Col.) Youngs.

Citations

  1. [S142] Southold LI Queries , 1904 (1423).

Bethiah Youngs

F
     Bethiah was born.1 She was the daughter of John (Col.) Youngs.

Citations

  1. [S142] Southold LI Queries , 1904 (1423).

Deborah Youngs

F
     Deborah was born.1 She was the daughter of John (Col.) Youngs.

Citations

  1. [S142] Southold LI Queries , 1904 (1423).

Lion Gardiner

M, b. circa 1599, d. 1663
     Lion was born circa 1599 at England.1 He married Mary Dirksdr Deurcant before 1635 at Worden, Holland.2,3
     
     
      Lion Gardiner

     
     
      Lion Gardiner
lived in one of the grand epochs of modern times; that which witnessed the rise of the Republic in Holland, the establishment of the Commonwealth in England, and the colonization of the Puritans in New England. He was born in the days of Queen Elizabeth, the House of Sturart. In the struggle between the King and Parliament, he adhered to the Parliament party; was a dissenter, and friend of the Puritans.
     
      Volunteering to maintain the Republican standard in Holland, he went thither with English allies under Lord Vere in the time of Charles I. Here he became Lieutenant of Engineers and Master of works of Fortification in the legers of the Prince of Orange in the Low Countries. While there, eminent Puritans, acting for a company of Lords and gentlemen approached him with an offer to go to New England in company with John Winthrop Jr. build a Fort with houses for men of Quality expecting to settle there, and lay out a town on the new plantation in project at the mouth of Connecticut River. The offer was accepted through the persuasion of Hugh Peters, pastor of a Church of English exiles at Rotterdam, and John Davenport a dissenting minister from London. He was to receive 100 pounds per annum for a term of four years, himself and family furnished transportation, and subsistence, to the place of destination, to serve the company only in the drawing, ordering and making of a city, town and Fort of defence, under direction of John Winthrop the younger.
     
      On 10 July 1635 Lion Gardiner left Worden, taking passage at Rotterdam for London, and on 16 August set sail for New England, being 3 months and 10 days from Gravesend to Boston. Early in 1636 the good ship "Batchelor" of twenty-five tons, which had carried himself and family safely from Holland to England and across the Atlantic, through many tempests, bore them safely to their destination. The passengers are mentioned as 12 men and 2 women with freight for the construction of the Fort. Iorn work for two drawbridges; consisting of 62 staples, 40 staple hooks for Port-cullis, 4 chains, 10 boults, 4 plates, 8 chain-clasps, 4 under-hinges, 23 1/2 yards of red flagg-stuff, small lines and a wheel-barrow are mentioned. Lieutenant Gardiners household consisted of himself aged 36, his wife Mary aged 34, Elizabeth Collett, maid servant age 23, and William Jope workmaster aged 40, who all brought certificates from a Calvinistic church in Holland.
     
      With the men and means at his command, a Fort of square hewn timber, with ditch and palisade, was soon consturcted; that could not be successfully assailed by approaches on firm ground. After commanding the fortress for four years, laying out into squares the entire acreage within the Neck-Gate, perambulating and surveying the country fro ten miles around, balzing trees and setting up mere-stones to mark the town-boundry, Lion Gardiner of trading closth from the Montauk Indians, an island laying adjacent to what is now the town of Easthampton on Long Island and which now bears his nam, he removed thither with his family; taking soldiers from the Fort to defend, and being under cultivation the 3000 acres his purchase comprised. It was the earliest English settlement within the limits of present State of New York.
     
      In Wyandance, a younger brother of the grand Sachem who lived on Shelter Island, he found a trusted friend. Gardiners Island being open to Indian depredations without such an ally, would have been a more hazardous spot than Saybrook Fort menace by 700 Pequot warriors. By such friendly relations, he was able to foil conspiracies against English settlements of older date. After 13 years on the Island, he removed to East-Hampton, where he died in 1656 aged 63 years. The Island which he gave to his wife, she bequeathed to her eldest son David; "en-tail" to the first male heirs following forever. Right to the Island was confirmed by grant from the Earl of Sterling, whose patent included territory in which it was embraced, after the islands of the Sound passed to New Netherlands. Under the grant, David Gardiner could make such laws as he pleased, for civil and church government; if "according to God and King."
     
      In 1664, the English having dispossed the Dutch at New Netherlands, Gardiner obtained from Governor Nichols a new grant, for a quitrent of 5 pounds a year. In 1683, the Island was attached to the County of Suffolk for taxable purposes. David Gardiner feeling aggrieved, petioned the Governor for relief; praying for an Independent Jurisdiction for the Island. Governor Dougans confirmatory grant, created the Island in 1686, "One Lordship and Manor of Gardiners Island". Practically this did not change anything, as the Island was created a Manor by the Earl of Sterlings grant to Davids frather Lion Gardiner. The original document conferring this title, with the unique seal of the Province, is a trophy still preserved; also the Geneva Bible with its family record in Lion Gardiners handwritting. Thus the early proprietors were authorized to call themselves "American Lords."
     
     




Lion died in 1663 at East Hampton, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York.4

Children of Lion Gardiner and Mary Dirksdr Deurcant

Citations

  1. [S88] NY Gen. & Biog. Rec., NY Gen & Bio. Soc. , v. 42 pg 212, v. 50 pg. 18, v. pg 14.
  2. [S141] Long Island Families, Hoff, Henry B. , v. 1 pg 364,.
  3. [S170] NE Marriages Prior, Torrey, Clarence A. , pg 293.
  4. [S88] NY Gen. & Biog. Rec., NY Gen & Bio. Soc. , vol 42 pg 212, vol 50 pg 18.