Genealogy Report: Ancestors of Jared Michael Maxwell
Ancestors of Jared Michael Maxwell
11018.Robert Quimby, born 23 Mar 1622/23 in Farnham, Surrey Co., England; died 07 Jul 1677 in Amesbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts.He was the son of 22036. William Quimby.He married 11019. Elizabeth Osgood 07 Jan 1652/53 in Amesbury, Essex, Massachusetts.
11019.Elizabeth Osgood, born 1643 in Salisbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts; died 1694 in Amesbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts.She was the daughter of 22038. William Osgood I and 22039. Elizabeth Clere.
Child of Robert Quimby and Elizabeth Osgood is:
| 5509 | i. | Lydia Quimby, born 22 Jan 1657/58 in Salisbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts; died Aft. 1674; married William Holdridge II 10 Apr 1674 in Exeter, New Hampshire. |
11020.Joseph Elliott, born Abt. 1624 in England; died Aft. 1653.He married 11021. Deborah Bef. 1642.
11021.Deborah, born Abt. 1626 in New London, New London Co., Connecticut; died Aft. 01 Nov 1653.
Notes for Joseph Elliott:
According to Savage, Joseph Elliott crossed the Atlantic and settled in New London, Connecticut before September 1644.In 1677 he paid taxes in Stonington, Connecticut.He was from Stonington, Connecticut when he married Deborah.His name was also spelled "Eliot."
Children of Joseph Elliott and Deborah are:
| i. | Thomas Elliott, born 03 Aug 1642 in Connecticut2258; died Unknown. | |||
| ii. | Hopestill Elliott, born 02 Aug 1644 in New London, New London Co., Connecticut2258; died Unknown. | |||
| iii. | Mary Elliott, born 04 Jan 1646/47 in Connecticut2258; died Unknown. | |||
| iv. | Deborah Elliott, born 20 Nov 1650 in New London, New London Co., Connecticut2258; died Unknown. | |||
| 5510 | v. | Henry Elliott, born 20 Nov 1650 in New London, New London Co., Connecticut; died 1701 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticutt; married Deborah Bell 27 Mar 1679 in Stonington, New London, Connecticut. | ||
| vi. | Joseph Elliott, born 01 Nov 1653 in New London, New London Co., Connecticut2258; died Unknown. |
11022.Thomas Bell, born Abt. 1617; died 07 Jul 1655 in Boston, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts2259.He married 11023. Ann Jun 16482259.
11023.Ann, born Abt. 1627 in Boston, Massachusetts; died 1667 in Boston, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts2259.
Child of Thomas Bell and Ann is:
| 5511 | i. | Deborah Bell, born 29 Nov 1650 in Boston, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts; died Aft. 22 May 1687; married (1) James York II 19 Jan 1668/69 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut; married (2) Henry Elliott 27 Mar 1679 in Stonington, New London, Connecticut. |
11040.Sgt. Tristram Dodge, born 1628 in Devonshire, England; died 1720 in Block Island, Rhode Island.He was the son of 22080. John Dodge.He married 11041. Anne Mansfield Bef. 1644.
11041.Anne Mansfield, born Abt. 1619 in New Shoreham, Newport Co., Rhode Island; died Aft. 1686.
Notes for Sgt. Tristram Dodge:
Tristram Dodge was from Devonshire, England.He went to Newfoundland in 1647 and worked as a captain in the Newfoundland fisheries.According to Block Island, Rhode Island Town records, he was brought in as one of the original settlers, "to teach them the art of fishing."All the other settlers were farmers.He was a Baptist.He became a Freeman in 1664 and a Sargent in 1676.He was related to the William Dodge who came from Cheshire, England to Salem, Massachusetts in 1629.In Block Island Records his last name is also spelled "Daug."
Children of Tristram Dodge and Anne Mansfield are:
| 5520 | i. | John Dodge, born 1644 in Tweed River, England; died 1729 in Block Island, Rhode Island; married (1) Mary Enos 25 May 1676 in New Shoreham, Massachusetts; married (2) Elizabeth 04 Feb 1695/96 in New Shoreham, Rhode Island. | ||
| ii. | Israel Dodge, born Abt. 1649 in England; died Abt. 1745. |
| Notes for Israel Dodge: He emigrated to Block Island.His will was probated in New London, CT. in 1745 and said he was 96 years old. |
| iii. | Tristram Dodge, born Bef. 1663; died Aft. 1684. |
| Notes for Tristram Dodge: He was on the list of Freeman at New Shoreham, Rhode Island on 1684. |
| iv. | William Dodge, born Bef. 1663; died Aft. 1684. |
| Notes for William Dodge: He was on the list of Freeman at New Shoreham, Rhode Island on 1684. |
| v. | Ann Dodge, born Abt. 1660 in New Shoreham, Newport Co., Rhode Island; died 17232260; married John Rathbone 11 Nov 1686 in North Kingston, Washington Co., Rhode Island; born 1658 in Roxbury, Massachusetts2260; died 17232260. |
11044.Edward Yeomans, born 1630 in England2261; died 1706 in Haverhill, Essex Co., Massachusetts.He was the son of 22088. Edward Yeomans and 22089. Susannah.He married 11045. Mary Button 06 Dec 1652 in Haverhill, Essex Co., Massachusetts2261,2262.
11045.Mary Button, born 22 Feb 1632/33 in Haverhill, Essex Co., Massachusetts; died Aft. 1655 in Haverhill, Essex Co., Massachusetts.She was the daughter of 22090. Matthias Button and 22091. Lettyce.
More About Mary Button:
Christening: 23 Feb 1633/34, Boston, Massachusetts2262
Child of Edward Yeomans and Mary Button is:
| 5522 | i. | Samuel Yeomans, born 01 Sep 1655 in Haverhill, Essex Co., Massachusetts; died 01 Sep 1704 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut; married Mary Ellis 19 Oct 1684. |
11046.Hamilton E. Ellis, born Abt. 1627 in Essex Co., Massachusetts; died Abt. 1656 in Essex Co., Massachusetts.He married 11047. Isaminda Collings Abt. 1656 in Essex Co., Massachusetts.
11047.Isaminda Collings, born Abt. 1637 in Essex Co., Massachusetts; died Unknown.
Child of Hamilton Ellis and Isaminda Collings is:
| 5523 | i. | Mary Ellis, born Abt. 1656; died Aft. 22 Jun 1702; married Samuel Yeomans 19 Oct 1684. |
11056.John Harris, born 1606 in England; died Aft. 1640.He was the son of 22112. Richard Harris.
Child of John Harris is:
| 5528 | i. | James Harris, born 1640; died 20 Aug 1715 in New London, Connecticut; married Sarah Dennison Bef. 1668 in Boston, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts. |
11058.Edward Denison, born 1614 in England2263; died 26 Apr 1668 in Roxbury, Massachusetts2263.He was the son of 21172. William Dennyson and 21173. Margaret Chandler.He married 11059. Elizabeth Welde 16412264.
11059.Elizabeth Welde, born 1625 in Roxbury, Massachusetts; died 1716 in Roxbury, Massachusetts2265.She was the daughter of 22118. Joseph Weld.
More About Edward Denison:
Christening: 03 Nov 1616, Stortford, Hertford, England2266
Children of Edward Denison and Elizabeth Welde are:
| i. | Elizabeth Denison, born 08 Aug 1642 in Roxbury, Massachusetts2267,2268; died Unknown. | |||
| ii. | John Denison, born 14 May 1644 in Roxbury, Massachusetts2269,2270; died Unknown. | |||
| iii. | Edward Denison II, born Aft. 16452271; died 28 Apr 1668 in Roxbury, Massachusetts2272 | |||
| iv. | Joseph Denison, born 16462273; died 10 May 1649 in Roxbury, Massachusetts2274 |
| More About Joseph Denison: Christening: 08 Apr 1649, Roxbury, Massachusetts2275 |
| v. | Jeremiah Denison, born 06 Dec 1647 in Roxbury, Massachusetts2276,2277; died 10 May 1649 in Roxbury, Massachusetts2278 | |||
| vi. | Margaret Denison, born 16502279; died Unknown; married Daniel Mason; born Unknown; died Unknown. |
| More About Margaret Denison: Christening: 19 Dec 1650, Roxbury, Massachusetts2280 |
| vii. | Mary Denison, born Bef. 27 Mar 1653; died 17 Jun 1721; married Stephen Crane Unknown; born Unknown; died Unknown. |
| More About Mary Denison: Christening: 27 Mar 1653, Roxbury, Massachusetts2281 |
| 5529 | viii. | Sarah Dennison, born Bef. 1655; died 1715; married James Harris Bef. 1668 in Boston, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts. | ||
| ix. | Hannah Denison, born 16552282; died Unknown. |
| More About Hannah Denison: Christening: 16 Jul 1655, Roxbury, Massachusetts2283 |
| x. | Deborah Dennison, born Bef. 23 Sep 1660; died 18 Jun 1663 in Roxbury, Massachusetts2283 |
| More About Deborah Dennison: Christening: 23 Sep 1660, Roxbury, Massachusetts2283,2284 |
| xi. | William Denison, born Bef. 18 Sep 16642285,2286; died 17182287; married Dorothy Welde; born Unknown; died Unknown. |
| More About William Denison: Christening: 18 Sep 1664, Roxbury, Massachusetts2288 |
| xii. | Deborah Dennison, born Bef. 04 Nov 1666 in Roxbury, Massachusetts; died 27 Apr 1667 in Roxbury, Massachusetts2288 |
| More About Deborah Dennison: Christening: 04 Nov 1666, Roxbury, Massachusetts2288,2289 |
11061.Elizabeth Rowland, born 1621 in England; died Abt. 1709 in New London Co., Connecticut2290.She was the daughter of 22122. Samuel Rowland.
Notes for James Rogers:
James Rogers came to America, when he was 20 years old, in the "Increase," in 1635.In 1637, he was one of 6 men from Saybrook, Connecticut, who served under Capt. John Underhill in the Pequot War.In 1652, he moved from Stratford, CT. to Milford, CT.He joined Mr. Prudden's Congregational Church.
In 1655 a complaint was brought before the General Court charging James Rogers with supplying bisquits of inferior quality to Virginia and the Barbadoes. This indicates he was a baker at that time.
Between 1656-1660 he moved to New London, Connecticut.He was made a freeman there on 14 March 1660/61. He and his wife joined the church in New London.He served as deputy to the Court of Elections in 1661and 1662. He was the Corn Commissioner for New London in 1662 and representative to the General Court seven times between 1662-1673. He and his son Samuel were on the committee of fortifications for New London. He was associated with Matthew Griswold and served
with him on many committees of church and state. Governor Winthrop was his partner buying land.Before Winthrop moved to Hartford, he leased the town mill to James Rogers.Winthrop alsotransferred a lot adjacent to his home, to James.James built a stone dwelling house and bakery.When Winthrop's sons returned to the plantation, after 1662, they had conflicts with James Rogers regarding the boundaries of his and their land.
James had large real estate holdings. He owned several hundred acres of land on the Great Neck, a tract of land at Mohegan at the place called Pamechog (later called Massapeag).he also had several house lots in New London and twenty-four hundred acres on the east side of the river, which he owned as a partner with Colonel Pyncheon of Springfield. For a number of years before he died, his farm was located on the part of Great Neck called Goshen.
James Rogers, was one of his son John's early converts and member of the church of which John was pastor. He, his wife and daughter Bathsheba were baptized in 1676.For this offense they were summoned to appear before a magistrate but were soon released. Throughout the rest of his life, James was subject to fines and imprisonment for non-conformity to the rules of the Established Church.He strongly opposed infant baptism.
He wrote his will 11 September 1683.He added a codicil in 1686 and died by 15 Feb 1687/8 at New London. His will was recorded in 1703 at New London, CT.His widow died in 1709.
Children of James Rogers and Elizabeth Rowland are:
| 5530 | i. | Samuel Rogers, born 12 Dec 1640 in Stratford, Fairfiled Co., Connecticut; died 01 Dec 1713 in New London, New London Co., Connecticut; married Mary Stanton 17 Nov 1663 in New London, New London, Connecticut. | ||
| ii. | Joseph Rogers, born 14 May 1646 in Milford, Connecticut; died 1697 in Waterford, New London Co., Connecticut; married Sarah Abt. 1670; born Unknown; died Aft. 1670. | |||
| iii. | John Rogers, born 01 Dec 1648 in Milford, New Haven Co., Connecticut; died 17 Oct 1721 in New London, Connecticut; married (1) Elizabeth Griswold 17 Oct 1670 in Lyme, New London Co., Connecticut; born Abt. 1648 in Milford, New Haven Co., Connecticut; died 27 Jul 1727 in Lyme, New London Co., Connecticut; married (2) Mary Ransford 06 Jun 1699; born Unknown; died Bef. Jul 1714; married (3) Sarah Jul 1714; born Unknown; died Aft. Jul 1714. |
| Notes for John Rogers: John Rogers was made a freeman on 12 May 1664. He founded a sect called the Rogerenes who were similar to the Quakers.They did not use long formal prayers, practiced faith healing and became pacifists. "On April 14, 1685. Judges upon the bend, Fitch, Avery, and Wetherell. John Rogers, James Rogers, Jr., Samuel Beebe, Jr., and Johanna Way, are complained of for profaning God's holy day by servile, work, and are grown to the height of impiety as to come at several times into the town to re-baptize several persons; and when God's people were met together on the Lord's day to worship God, several of the came and made great disturbance, behaving themselves in such a frantic manner as if possessed with a diabolical spirit, so affrighting and amazing that several women swooned and fainted away. John Rogers to be whipped fifteen lashes, and for unlawfully rebaptizing to pay L5. The others to be whipped."An excerpt from Calkins "History of New London, CT," and from "The Connecticut Way Family" by Harry Abel Way II. |
| iv. | Bathsheba Rogers, born 30 Dec 1650 in Stratford, Fairfield Co., Connecticut; died 23 Nov 1711 in New London, Connecticut; married (1) Richard Smith 04 Mar 1669/70 in New London, New London Co., Connecticut; born Abt. 1640; died 1682; married (2) Samuel Fox Aft. 1682; born 1650; died 1727. |
| Notes for Bathsheba Rogers: Bathsheba joined her brother John Roger's religious group, the Rogerenes.She was arrested and suffered imprisonment for this. |
| v. | James Rogers, born 15 Feb 1651/52 in Milford, Connecticut; died 06 Nov 1714 in New London, Connecticut; married Mary Jordan 05 Nov 1674; born Bef. 1659; died Aft. 05 Nov 1674. |
| Notes for James Rogers: James Rogers was baptized by Rev. John Crandall of Westerly, Rhode Island.He joined his brother John's religious sect and was an active member of the Rogerene church. A great deal of his property was levied upon and sold for the payment of fines imposed by the established church, for infractions of its ordinances.He was imprisoned and punished for his adherence to the Rogerene Church. He was a mariner.He also had a tannery and was mentioned in the Court of Assessments as a cooper. He had large land holdings.His estate inventory filled three folio pages. He commanded the vessel which brought Jeffrey Jordan and his family to the colonies. He purchased the eldest daughter, Mary Jordan and married her. |
| vi. | Jonathan Rogers, born 31 Dec 1655 in Milford, Connecticut; died 1697 in Long Island Sound; married Naomi Burdick 02 Mar 1677/78; born Bef. 1662; died Aft. 02 Mar 1677/78. |
| Notes for Jonathan Rogers: Jonathan Rogers drowned near Gull Island. |
| vii. | Elizabeth Rogers, born 15 Apr 1658 in New London, Connecticut; died 10 Jun 1716 in Plum Island, New York; married Samuel Beebe II 09 Feb 1681/82 in New London, New London Co., Connecticut; born Abt. 1661; died Aft. Nov 1727. |
| Notes for Elizabeth Rogers: On Elizabeth's tombstone in Orient, Suffolk Co., Long Island, New York, her epitaph reads, "here lyes Elizabeth, once Samuel Beebe's wife, Who was made a living soul, but now deprived of life, Yet firmely did believe that at her Lords return, She should be made a living soul in her own shape and form, Has now layd down this mortal life in hopes to Heaven.June ye 10, 1716." |
| More About Elizabeth Rogers: Burial: Jun 1716, Orient, Suffolk Co., New York |
| Notes for Samuel Beebe II: Samuel Beebe II became a prominent landowner and lived on Plum Island, of which he owned a third part.he was called "King Beebe" and "Lord of the Isles."A rock in the sea nearby was called "Beebe's Throne."["From Beebes And Then Some," by Clarence Beebe]. |