Re: Joshua W Burton 1841 and Lydia M Packard 1856

I have nothing for Joshua Burton except the name of a child Charles N. Burton.
Here is an anentafel report for his wife, Lydia Packard.


1 Lydia PACKARD S51248c. ¨155 Born in 1856. ¨155

Lydia married Joshua BURTON H/S51248c ¨155.

They had one child:
              i.       Charles N. S51248c1 ¨155, ¨120

2 Abel Allen PACKARD S51248. ¨155 Born on 1 Mar 1824 in Hebron, Oxford Co., Maine; he was <1. ¨155, ¨369 Abel Allen died in Parkman, Piscataquis Co., Maine, on 8 Jun 1863; he was 39. ¨155 Buried in Pingree Center Cem., Parkman, Piscataquis Co., Maine. ¨155

His name may be Allen Abel.

Abel Allen married Angeline Frances FLANDERS W/S51248 ¨155.

They had the following children:
              i.       Eliza S51248a ¨155 (1853-1917)
              ii.       Lucy F. S51248b ¨155 (1854-1903)
       1       iii.       Lydia S51248c (1856-)
              iv.       John A. S512481 ¨155 (~1858-1895)

3 Angeline Frances FLANDERS W/S51248. ¨155 Born in Shirley, Piscataquis Co., Maine. ¨155 Angeline Frances died on 12 Dec 1861. ¨155 Buried in Pingree Center Cem., Parkman, Piscataquis Co., Maine. ¨155

4 Elnathan PACKARD S5124. Born on 18 Aug 1774 in Prob. Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Mass.; he was <1. ¨1 Elnathan died in Parkman, Piscataquis Co., Maine, on 31 May 1851; he was 76. ¨2 Buried in Baptist Church Cem., Parkman, Piscataquis Co., Maine. ¨2

Birth date is not consistent with date of death and aet on tombstone of 77 yrs 3 mo. Birth and death dates differ by 76 yr 286 da. I suspect the gravestone is in error by 1 yr.
Went to Minot, Androscoggin Co., Maine, with parents and siblings. ¨39

On 21 Feb 1799 when Elnathan was 24, he married Rebekah DUNHAM W/S5124 ¨2, ¨1 in Hebron, Oxford Co., Maine. ¨1, ¨585

They had the following children:
              i.       Zebina S51241 ¨1 (Died as Infant) (1799-1799)
              ii.       Sylvanus Elnathan S51242 ¨155 (1800-1875)
              iii.       Jerusha S5124a (1802-1876)
              iv.       James S51243 (1804-1888)
              v.       Polly S5124b (1806-1893)
              vi.       Christianna S5124c (1809-1896)
              vii.       Hiram S51244 (1810-1897)
              viii.       Bethany S5124d (1812-1894)
              ix.       Jacob S51245 ¨1, p. 56 (1815-1884)
              x.       Elnathan Jr. S51246 (1818-1896)
              xi.       Levi Allen S51247 ¨1 (1820-1899)
       2       xii.       Abel Allen S51248 (1824-1863)

5 Rebekah DUNHAM W/S5124. ¨2, ¨1 Born on 6 Aug 1779 in Hebron, Oxford Co., Maine; she was <1. ¨1, ¨585 Rebekah died in Parkman, Piscataquis Co., Maine, on 14 Jul 1847; she was 67. ¨2 Buried in Baptist Church Cem., Parkman, Piscataquis Co., Maine. ¨2

Birth date is not consistent with date of death ¨1 and aet on tombstone of 67 yrs 11 mo 8ds. Birth and death dates differ by 66 yr 342 da. I suspect Wight is in error by 1 yr.

8 Edward PACKARD Sr. S512. Born on 7 Jan 1733 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Mass.; he was <1. ¨720 Edward died in 1805. ¨156

Most of this family moved to Minot, Androscoggin Co., Maine. ¨1

On 27 Sep 1766 when Edward was 33, he married Rebecca POPE W2/S512. ¨29, ¨169, ¨5

They had the following children:
              i.       Rebecca S512d (1769-1822)
              ii.       Edward Jr. S5122 ¨1 (~1770-)
              iii.       Jacob S5123 (1773-1813)
       4       iv.       Elnathan S5124 (1774-1851)
              v.       John S5125 (Died Young) (1776-)
              vi.       John (Again) S5126 ¨1 (1778-)
              vii.       Deborah S512e (1780-1795)
              viii.       Susannah S512f (1782-)

9 Rebecca POPE W2/S512. Born on 3 Jan 1736 in Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Mass.; she was <1. ¨585

Sister of Icabod Pope. ¨169

10 James DUNHAMDONHAM.

Of Hebron, Oxford Co., Maine. ¨169

James married Mary RANSOM.

They had the following children:
              i.       Jerusha W/S5123 (1778-)
       5       ii.       Rebekah W/S5124 (1779-1847)

11 Mary RANSOM.

16 Joseph PACKARD 2nd S51. ¨177 Born in 1698 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Mass. ¨177 Joseph died on 19 Dec 1760 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Mass. ¨169 Buried in Old Graveyard, Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Mass. ¨169

See Rev. T. Packard's monograph for issue, p.29.
Birth, marriage, and death dates from ¨32 citing ¨38
Joseph may have acquired the title Ò2ndÓ by reason of there being an earlier son Joseph who died young.
Birth year 1689 per ¨145. Probably a typo or other error.

On 31 Dec 1724 Joseph married Susanna D. MITCHELL W1/S51 ¨680 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Mass.

They had the following children:
              i.       Lt. Joseph Jr. S511 ¨169, 5-732 (1725-1800)
              ii.       Parnel S51a ¨29 (1727-)
              iii.       Susannah S51b (~1729-1818)
              iv.       Judith S51c (1731-)
       8       v.       Edward Sr. S512 (1733-1805)
              vi.       Betty S51d ¨177 (~1738-)
              vii.       Mary S51e (1739-)
              viii.       Capt. John S513 ¨169 (1741-)

17 Susanna D. MITCHELL W1/S51. ¨680 Born on 10 Feb 1703 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Mass.; she was <1. ¨101, ¨145 Susanna D. died in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Mass., on 20 Jun 1756; she was 53. ¨177 Buried in Old Graveyard, Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Mass. ¨169

18 Ichabod POPE. ¨5

Child:
       9       i.       Rebecca W2/S512 (1736-)

32 John PACKARD S5. Born on 20 Jul 1655 in Weymouth, Norfolk Co., Mass.; he was <1. ¨94 John died in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Mass., on 16 Mar 1741; he was 85. Buried in Old Graveyard, Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Mass. ¨169 Military Service: King Philip's War. ¨130 Residence: So. Parish, Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Mass. ¨39

Listed in ¨329 as ÒPacker.Ó
John lived near PackardÕs Bridge, so-called after him, in So. Bridgewater in 1688. ¨1, ¨29 Titicut Parish was formed from the southwest part of the South Parish, with a part of Middleborough, 4 Feb 1743. ¨35 Tetiquet was a village of the Wampanoag Indians which was deserted after the plague of 1612. The Tetiquet Purchase became part of the city of Taunton. ¨15
John served in the Narraganset Campaign, King Philip's War. ¨130, p. 444.

On 12 Apr 1688 when John was 32, he married Judith WINSLOW W/S5 ¨169 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Mass. ¨94, ¨329

They had the following children:
              i.       Mary S5a (1690-1740)
       16       ii.       Joseph 2nd S51 (1698-1760)
              iii.       Elizabeth S5b (~1702-1744)
              iv.       Sarah S5c (~1705-1780)

33 Judith WINSLOW W/S5. ¨169 Born in 1672 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Mass. Judith died on 19 Jun 1761 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Mass. Buried in Old Graveyard, Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Mass. ¨169

34 Thomas Curry MITCHELL. Born bef 1676 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., Mass. ¨145 Thomas Curry died on 1 Sep 1727. ¨27 Residence: So. Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Mass. ¨39

Possible husband-wife relationship; needs to be confirmed.

On 1 Jan 1696 Thomas Curry married Elizabeth KINGMAN. ¨6

They had the following children:
              i.       Timothy H/S6i (1700-1733)
       17       ii.       Susanna D. W1/S51 (1703-1756)

35 Elizabeth KINGMAN. Born on 9 Jul 1673 in Weymouth, Norfolk Co., Mass.; she was <1. ¨6 Elizabeth died in 1733.

64 Samuel PACKARD I ¯ S. ¨94 Born abt 1612 in Suffolk, England. ¨330 Samuel was baptized in Stonham Aspal, Suffolk, England, on 17 Sep 1612. ¨22 Samuel died on 7 Nov 1684 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Mass. ¨3 Occupation: Constable, Selectman, Tavern Keeper.

Roman numerals indicate a succession of father and sons and/or grandsons (sometimes nephews also) of the same name.

Each person with the Packard surname and the spouse(s) of these persons is assigned a unique identification number. The Initial capital letter S stands for Samuel, the 1638 immigrant to America. His descendants are assigned, for each generation, single numbers in the hexadecimal system (1 to F,males) or single lower case letters (a to i, females) in order of birth of that sex. Other initial capital letter(s) have been chosen for Packard descendant lines beginning after Samuel which have not yet been shown to connect to Samuel. S? is used for Packards with possible but unknown connecton to any specific Packard line. Ancestors and siblings of Samuel and potential ancestors do not have an ID number. W1/ and H1/ stand for first wife and first husband of, etc. This Packard and Allied Families Assoc. numbering system is described in detail in a separate document. It is an extension of the system devised by Karle Packard. This is NOT the same system as modified by Saxton ¨32. Some of the source references in this datafile to CFP ¨169 include the ID number CFP assigned to Packards and descendants of female Packards using a different system.
Certain initial capital letters are used in this datafile to represent persons of other surnames with the number defined and used by the author of genealogies for those surnames. Examples are: A for Alden ¨282, C for Cooke ¨131, D for Dunbar ¨200 , E for Edson ¨27, N for Nash ¨221, T for Thompson ¨270.
The symbol ¯ indicates an immigrant to America. MF indicates immigration on the Mayflower.

The status of early settlers and/or proprietors of Bridgewater in Plymouth Colony is indicated as follows:
BPBridgewater Proprietor but NOT a settler.
BPS Bridgewater Proprietor and Settler.
IPSInheritd & Initial Settler on Proprietor Share.
PPS Purchased & Initial Settler on Proprietor Share.

See Packard's Progress ¨6, Feb 1991, for analysis by K. S. Packard, Jr., of the birth order and marriages of Samuel and Elizabeth's children.

abt 1636 Samuel married Elizabeth (PACKARD) ¯ W/S in England.

They had the following children:
              i.       Mary ¯ Sa (~1637->1684)
              ii.       Elizabeth Sb (~1639-1684)
              iii.       Ensign Samuel II S1 (~1641-~1698)
              iv.       Israel S2 (~1645-)
              v.       Hannah Sc ¨94 (~1643-1727)
              vi.       Jael Sd ¨94 (~1647-)
              vii.       Deborah Se (~1648-1720)
              viii.       Zaccheus I S3 ¨38, p. 586 (~1650-1723)
              ix.       Jane Sf (Twin) (~1651-)
              x.       Abigail Sg (Twin) (~1651-)
              xi.       Deliverance Sh (~1652-<1711)
              xii.       Thomas S4 (~1653-)
       32       xiii.       John S5 (1655-1741)
              xiv.       Nathaniel S6 (~1657-1720)

65 Elizabeth (PACKARD) ¯ W/S. Born bef 1622 in England. Elizabeth died aft 1686 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Mass.

Death 27 Oct 1694 per TFG, ¨412 source not given.

66 John WINSLOW. Born in 1627/1630. ¨105 John died in Oct 1683. ¨105

Check ¨34 for descendancy from Mayflower immigrant Edward Winslow. (Nephew, not a descendant.)

John married Judith SMITH W2 ¨53.

They had one child:
       33       i.       Judith W/S5 (1672-1761)

67 Judith SMITH W2. ¨53 Born abt 1625. ¨105

68 Ensign Jacob MITCHELL. ¨39 Born bef 1650. ¨34 Jacob died in 1675 in Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Mass. Cause of death: Killed By Indians.

¨34
Death: Slain By Indians
Children per ¨101.
Born 1645 ¨53.
See ¨131 for better info on this family.

On 7 Nov 1666 Jacob married Susanna POPE in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., Mass.

They had the following children:
              i.       Jacob Jr. (-~1744)
       34       ii.       Thomas Curry (<1676-1727)
              iii.       Mary

69 Susanna POPE. Born abt 1647 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., Mass. ¨191 Susanna died in 1675 in Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Mass. Cause of death: Killed By Indians.

Death: Slain By Indians

70 John KINGMAN H/E4 ¯. Born abt 1633 in England. John died on 9 Dec 1690 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Mass. Occupation: Farmer,. ¨6,P.276

¨6 pp.274-6.

abt 1663 John married Elizabeth EDSON E4.

They had the following children:
              i.       John Jr. (1664-1755)
              ii.       Henry (1668-1738)
              iii.       Samuel (1670-~1742)
       35       iv.       Elizabeth (1673-1733)
              v.       Deliverance (1676-)
              vi.       Susanna (1679-1776)
              vii.       Lydia? (1679-)

71 Elizabeth EDSON E4. Born abt 1643 in Salem, Essex Co., Mass. ¨27 Elizabeth died on 26 Oct 1691 in Weymouth, Norfolk Co., Mass. ¨461

McDonald, Daniel; ÒHistory of Marshall County, Indiana 1836 to 1880,Ó Kingman Bros., Chicago: 1881; quoted by Gochenour, Marilyn, msg Ancestry.com: 4/7/2000.

128 George PACKARD. Born bef 1580 in England. George died on 14 Dec 1623 in Suffolk, England. ¨60 Buried on 14 Dec 1623 in Stonham Aspal, Suffolk, England. ¨22 Occupation: Yeoman Farmer Of 'Colmans', Whitsun Green, Stonham Aspal.

See ¨6, p. 182, for K. Packard's discussion of Samuel's parents.
Birth: Prob. Bef. 1557
Parentage uncertain
Erroneously identified by Saxton ¨32 as the son of George who was the son of Moses. See data in Packard. ¨22 George, son of Moses, was baptized in 1593 and buried in 1608. He could not have been the father of Samuel, baptized 1612. ¨22

On 27 Mar 1600 George married Mary WYTHER in Woolpit, Suffolk, England. ¨22

They had the following children:
              i.       Frances ¨22, p. 34 (~1601-)
              ii.       John (~1603-1659)
              iii.       George (Died as Infant) (1605-1605)
              iv.       George (Again) ¨167 (~1607-~1664)
              v.       Margaret (~1610-)
       64       vi.       Samuel I ¯ S (~1612-1684)
              vii.       Nathan (Died as Child) (~1615-~1617)
              viii.       Mary (~1618-1687)

129 Mary WYTHER. Born abt 1574. Mary was baptized in Woolpit, Suffolk, England, on 13 Jan 1574. ¨6, Vol. 8, p.82 Mary died aft 19 Aug 1652 in England. Buried in 1652 in Stowmarket, Suffolk, England.

Ref. Packard's Progress whole page no. 182 &194. ¨6 and ¨22.
Her name also was spelled Marie Wither or Withers.

132 John WINSLOW ¯. Born on 16 Apr 1597 in England; he was <1. ¨105 John died in 1674. ¨9

John married Mary CHILTON ¯M.

They had the following children:
              i.       Susanna (1628-~1685)
       66       ii.       John (1627-1683)

133 Mary CHILTON ¯M. Born in 1607 in England. ¨9 Mary died abt 1678 in Boston, Suffolk Co., Mass. ¨34

Said to be the first female from the Mayflower to step ashore at Plymouth.

136 Experience MITCHELL ¯. Born in 1609 in England. Experience died in 1689. ¨53

Immigrant ancestor from Scotland on the third ship, the Ann, in 1623. ¨29, ¨18, ¨57
One of 54 original proprietors of Bridgewater Plantation, granted to Duxbury in 1645, purchased in 1649 from Ousamequin (Massasoit), Sachem of the Country of Poconocket, for $30 in goods. Sold his share to Thomas Hayward. Went to Bridgewater late in life with his son Edward to Joppa (Elmwood in East Bridgewater). ¨39

abt 1641 Experience married Mary (MITCHELL) ¨191. ¨191

They had the following children:
              i.       Sarah (~1641->1731)
       68       ii.       Ensign Jacob (<1650-1675)
              iii.       Edward PPS (~1643-1717)
              iv.       John (~1650->1701)
              v.       Hannah ¨39 (>1656-)

137 Mary (MITCHELL). ¨191 Mary died abt 1662. ¨191

138 Thomas POPE ¯. ¨39, ¨191 Born abt 1612. ¨191 Thomas died in 1683 in Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Mass. ¨191

On 29 May 1646 Thomas married Sarah JENNY ¨191 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., Mass. ¨191

They had one child:
       69       i.       Susanna (~1647-1675)

139 Sarah JENNY. ¨191

140 Henry KINGMAN ¯. Born abt 1580 in England. Occupation: Ferryman, Innkeeper, Public Official, Farmer. Religion: Congregationalist.

¨6 pp.274-6; ¨15 Vol. II, pp. 149-151; ¨59, ¨59 p. 382ff.
Henry Kingman came to New England in 1635 as part of the ÒHull Party,Ó led by Rev. Joseph Hull. Hull was a native of Somersetshire, England, a graduate of St. MaryÕs Hall, Oxford, and Rector of Northleigh in Devonshire for 11 yr. A company of 105 members divided into 21 families set sail from Weymouth, Dorsetshire, on the west coast of England, on 20 Mar 1635. After 46 days at sea, they arrived in Massachusetts Bay on 6 May 1635.
They remained at anchorage at Boston until 2 Jul 1635, reconnoitering the area and waiting for permission of the General Court to locate. They then sailed about 4 miles up (Weymouth) Fore River to Wessaguscus (Wessagusset). At that time a few settlers still lived in the area after previous attempts to establish a settlement. The name was changed to Weymouth for the mother town of the 1635 arrivals. It is the oldest town in Norfolk Co., and second oldest in Massachusetts next to Plyouth. The section settled by the 1635 arrivals has been known as Old Spain or North Weymouth.
Henry Kingman was admitted a freeman of the Colony of Mass. Bay on 3 Mar 1636. This made him a representative to the General Court.
His will was proved 1666; he d. ae. abt 74. ¨39

bef 1613 Henry married Joanna UNKNOWN ¯ in England.

They had the following children:
              i.       Alice ¯ (1613-)
              ii.       Edward ¯ (1619-)
              iii.       Joanne ¯ (1624-)
              iv.       Anne ¯ (1626-)
              v.       Thomas ¯ (1628-)
       70       vi.       John H/E4 ¯ (~1633-1690)

141 Joanna UNKNOWN ¯. Born in England. Joanna died in 1659. ¨39 Religion: Congregationalist.

142 Deacon Samuel EDSON E1 ¯ BPS. ¨27 Born abt 1613 in Fillongley, Warwickshire, England. Samuel died on 20 Jul 1692 in West Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Mass. Buried in South St. Cem., West Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Mass. Occupation: Farmer, Miller (lumber And Grain). Religion: Puritan.

One of 2 proprietors added to the 54 original proprietors of Bridgewater Plantation, granted to Duxbury in 1645, purchased in 1649 from Ousamequin (Massasoit), Sachem of the Country of Poconocket, for $30 in goods. He received his share for erecting the first mill in town.He came to Bridgewater from Salem in 1650. He and his wife emigrated from Warwickshire, England, to Salem in 1639. ¨25

In 1638 Samuel married Susanna ORCUTT W/E1 ¯ in England.

They had the following children:
              i.       Susanna E2 (1640-1705)
              ii.       Sarah E3 ¨27, p. 43 (~1641-1717)
       71       iii.       Elizabeth E4 (~1643-1691)
              iv.       Samuel (II) E5 ¨27 (~1645-1717)
              v.       Mary E6 (~1647-1727)
              vi.       Col. Joseph 1st E7 ¨27 (~1649-1711)
              vii.       Josiah E8 ¨27 (~1651-1734)
              viii.       Bethiah E9 (~1653-)

143 Susanna ORCUTT W/E1 ¯. Born in 1618 in Willougley, Warwickshire, England. Susanna died on 20 Feb 1699 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Mass.

Ref. "The Family Orcutt" by Helen Judson, with Elbert Orcutt; reprinted in part from a manuscript in the Maine State Library by "The Edsonian" vol.44, no.1, spring 1992. ¨25.
Orcutt is the Anglicized version of the Scotch family name Urchard, Orchard, Urquhart, Orquart, or Orchar. Early spellings in New England were Orcut, Orcott, Orcitt, and Orcit.
Judson gives a brief summary of the origins of the family Urquhart in Scotland and its tie to the Royal Family of Bruce. It was originally Catholic. Family members in the vicinity of Inverness became Presbyterian. That branch fled to England during the Reformation.
The cited reprint refers to Fillongley, Filloughley, and Willoughley, England as the town/village of residence of Edsons and Susannah Orcutt.
No records have been found of the names of Susannah's parents, although
according to Mitchell's "History of Bridgewater" Susannah was the sister of William Orcutt. William was the immigrant ancestor of the Orcutts in America. There is a parish record of William, son of William Orchar, being baptized 18 Dec 1618 in Fillongley.



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131. Wood, Ralph V. Jr.; "Francis Cooke of the Mayflower: The First Five Generations," Picton Press, Camden, Me.: 1996. L. of C. 96-69879.
145. http://www.gendex.com/usershttp://www.gendex.com/users: 29 May 1997.
155. Corson, Elizabeth Packard ([email protected]elplus.net) 436 Troy Rd, Detroit, ME 04929; private correspondence: August 1997.
156. Bigbee, Patricia Packard; Descendancy from Samuel Packard, 23805 Fairfield Pl, Carmel, CA: August 1997.
167. Transcripts for Mickfield parish, Vol. I, 1558-1705, LDS Film 09922434, reported by Karle S. Packard in ÒPackardÕs Progress,Ó Vol. 35: Aug 1997.
169. Packard, Charlotte Fike W/S631 216 14; ÒThe Packard Family of America,Ó Photocopy of film by The Genealogical Society: July 1968; Salt Lake # 547,231; Annotated by Karle S. Packard J312 221 1.
177. Packard, Karle S.; ÒThe Joseph Packards,Ó in ÒPackardÕs Progress,Ó Vol. 36.
191. Same as Source # 178.
200. Chaplin, Ann Theopold; ÒThe Descendants of Robert Dunbar of Hingham, Massachusetts 1630-1693,Ó Snackerty Enterprises, Center Barnstead, NH: 1992. L of C 92-72652.
221. Benson, Richard H., ÒThe Nash Family of Weymouth, Massachusetts,Ó Newbury Street Press, Boston: 1998. LofC #97-075734
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282. Woodworth-Barnes, Esther Littleford; ÒFamily of John Alden,Ó Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Vol. 16, Pt. 1; General Society of Mayflower Descendants: 1999.
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330. Estimate, based upon cited baptismal date.
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