- Grafton Family History -- Life in the Past Lane

GRAFTON FAMILY GENEALOGY
Life in the Past Lane
This is our beginning?

Welcome researchers! Welcome family! This site is a collection of genealogical information of my GRAFTON ancestors, from many sources collected over many years . Some of the information comes from my own work searching databases, www, microfilm, books, and the like. Other information has been graciously passed to me from fellow family researchers and members. If you are a researcher, my hope is that here you will find a lead. If you descend from people recorded here, contact me. I am Victoria Taylor-True - Daughter of Mary Jane GARDNER and Keith Bremmen TAYLOR. My direct tree lines are HERE If you are related to the lineages listed please contact me.

Yeah that is a picture of me in 1983 in olden days attire. I know I was born in the wrong generation. I do so love the times of yesteryear.

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"Life in the Past Lane" unfolds!! Over the years many researchers have shared info and now the results of many years of work will now hopefully start to take form here. This is a set of genealogical records with both ancestry and decadency sets of data based on my family.
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This quest is now advancing to levels that a clone or two will be needed, I am sure. (and Santa didnt have one under my tree last year again..*sigh*
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12-2005 : Information is being worked up. Verifying and getting the correct information in order SURE is fun. *S* My quest gathering needed some revamping (9-05) so a change from individual pages to now a large one page file. This should enable all the see the whos who of the family. TO find a name among the data use "Control - F" (this opens up a FIND box) and enter the name you are looking for. Be sure you find the right name , as many of our ancestors all carry the same names.

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Spelling variations include: Grafton, Graphton, Graffton and others.

First found in Worcestershire where they were seated from very ancient times, some say well before the Norman Conquest and the arrival of Duke William at Hastings in 1066 A.D.

Some of the first settlers of this name or some of its variants were: James Grafton who settled in Virginia in 1634; John Grafton settled in Virginia in 1653; another John Grafton settled in Carolina in 1774; Joseph Grafton settled in New England in 1680.

Some noteworthy people of the name Grafton
Augustus Henry Fitzroy Grafton (1735-1811) English statesman
Richard Grafton (c.1513-c.1572) English printer and historian

MY GRAFTON LINEAGE
7 G.........Joseph Grafton married Mary Moore
6 G.........Priscilla Grafton married John Gardner
5 G.........John GARDNER md Christianna FINCH
4 G.........James GARDNER b. 1758 md Tobitha MARTIN
3 G.........Andrew Washington GARDNER b. 1825 md Mary Elizabeth QUESENBERRY
2 G.........Martin VanBuren GARDNER b. 1853 md Amanda Jane GARDNER
1 G.........William Issac Jones GARDNER b. 1885 md Ida Mae CHAPMAN
Parents...Mary Jane GARDNER b 1926 md Keith Bremmen TAYLOR
Me..........Victoria Lynn Taylor 1952- ME!! your devoted webmaster

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INFO that might belong here somewhere >>> ??? ABSTRACT OF THE COUNTY COURT RECORDS OF ESSEX COUNTY, MASS. 1636-1693.
Scarlet, Ann of Salem, will 2d, 1, 1639. She died Feb. 28, 1639. Her brother Samuel Scarlet in England, sister Demaris Scarlet, brother Browning, brother Joseph Grafton of Salem, dau. Margaret Scarlet of Salem, son Joseph Scarlet of Salem. Witnesses, James Lynds, James Moulton both of Salem.

Joseph Grafton, Sea Capt b 1596-1600, Southwold Suffolk England d 24 Jun 1682, Salem Essex MA md
(1) Mary MOORE in 1622 in England b. 1600 d. Nov 1674 in Salem Essex MA buried in Gardner ? Salem MA d/o Thomas Moore and Ann __
(2) Bethia Rea /Ray [ widow of Lathrop ] by June 1676 d. Dec. 6, 1688 in Ipswich, MA d/o Daniel Ray and sister of Joshua [ she married 3rd William Goodhue]
--- BETHIA, b. say 1630; m. (1) before 1652 (when he returned to England and told his mother that he had no children and was not likely to have any [ EQC 6:170]) THOMAS LOTHROP ; m. (2) by June 1676 Joseph Grafton [ EQC 6:170 -- Records and Files of the Quarterly Courts of Essex County, Massachusetts, 1636-1686, 9 volumes (Salem 1911-1975) ]; m. (3) by 1685 William Goodhue. Bethia Goodhue, wife of Deacon [William] Goodhue, d. Ipswich 6 December 1688. **
--- Joseph Grafton, mariner, Salem, 1636.
--- They were in Salem as early as 1636, when Joseph received a land grant.
---Joseph baptized 1636, John Bapt 1639, and Nathaniel baptized 1642.
---His name was among the Freemen created 17 May 1637.
---Goodwife Grafton desired of the town a lot for her mother at the end of her husband's lot in 1637 Ch.
---Made a successful voyage to Pemaquid and Boston in 1639.
--- Joseph was a Salem sea captain and merchant who had a ketch of forty tons which on may 17, 1640 made a voyage to Pemaquid and brought back some twenty cows, oxen with hay and water for them to the bay. Later Grafton got mixed up in the LaTour D'Aulnay controvery and lost his ship and suffered severly. Joseph settled in Salem in 1636 he was possibly in New England for several years before then. He began early on to make voyages and conduct mercantile enterprises. He left a considerable estate and shares in several vessels at his death.**
---Master of the bark Endeavor in 1641.
---Two imperfect wills were set aside, and distribution made by consent of heirs as follows: to Bethia Goodhue, John Grafton, John Gardner (for his ch. by wife Priscilla, ) the two sons of Joseph Jr., dec.; the three daus. of Nathaniel; to Mary Meade, William and Edmund Herfield, Robert Kitchin and his three sisters, Mary Fox, Elizabeth Colyer and Samuel Gardner, Jr. Joshua Salem 1649.
The Pioneers of Massachusetts A Descriptive List drawn from Records of the Colonies, Towns and Churches and other Contemporaneous Documents by Charles Henry Pope, Boston Mass 1900. P196
---It is thought that he had something to do with the shipping business,and in 1650 he was known to have voyaged as far as Virginia.
--- Occupation: Mariner/Merchant **
--- Aspinwall's notarial records for 1648 make several mentions of a William Wolcott that is assumed to refer to him: - Valentine Hill granted a tre. of Attr. (power of attorney) to Joseph Grafton (a Salem merchant shipowner) to recover & Receive the Bills of Tristram Dodge, William Woolcot & William Davies or any other in Newfoundland with absolute power &c." **
---In the case of Joseph Grafton and Edmund Henfield of Boston in New England, 3 February 1650/1. Robert Henfield of Boston, mariner, deposed on that date, aged about 28 years, that Joseph Grafton of Salem in New England and William Andrews of Cambridge in New England were owners of the ship Diligence of Boston, which was seized between Cape Sable and Cape Cod in May last four years by two French men-of-war, and the crew were put ashore on an uninhabited island off Cape Sable, in St. John's Bay, Newfoundland.
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1. Elizabeth Grafton b 1622 in England, emigrated to Salem with her father Joseph, Sr d March 3 1678 in Kent County, Delaware md
(1) John Saunders 1636 in Salem Plymouth MA. b 1613 in Weeks, Dainton Parish, Wiltshire, England christened on 26 Mar 1613 in Weeks Downton Wiltshire England, d 28 Sep 1643 in Newbury Essex MA and was buried in Newbury Essex MA. son of John Saunders and Alice Coles [ 2 ch ]
(2) John Kitchen abt 1644 in Salem Essex MA. b 1619 in Weymouth Norfolk England d April 30 1676 in Salem Essex MA. , leaving a will. -- Historical Collections of the Essex Institute, vol. 2, p. 184.[ 8 ch ]
--- John Kitchen came to the colonies as servant in 1635 with Rev Joseph Hull and Group. **
--- Elizabeth was admitted into church in 1642.
--- came as a servant to Zackary Bickwell from Weymouth before march 20 1635 and settled in Salem as a shoemaker. John and Elizabeth were violent Quaker non-conformists. The Massachusetts Goverment had forbidden them to enter or be entertained and if they did they would be expelled and if they returned their ears cut off and then the third offense would be hanging.
--- Elizabeth testified on 1 November 1675 that she was 53 years old, born in England, and the daughter of Captain Joseph Grafton by his first wife. She married John Saunders ca 1640 and then John Kitchin.
--- PRESENTMENTS. 10 mo. 1643.--- Sanders, John of Salem. Will dated Oct. 22, 1643, proved Dec. 28, 1643. Son John under 21; his wife to have residue of estate. Father-in-law Joseph Grafton and Goodman Hardie, overseers to will. Witnesses, Nathaniel Porter, Henry Birdsall. All of Salem. ABSTRACT OF THE COUNTY COURT RECORDS OF ESSEX COUNTY, MASS. 1636-1693.
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- 1. John Saunders
- 2. James Saunders
- 3. Joseph Kitchen bapt. Apr. 20, 1645 d.abt.1650
- 4. John Kitchen bapt. June 28, 1646 d.abt. 1646
- 5. Priscilla Kitchen b. 1647, Salem, Essex, Mass; d. 1721, Kent Co, Delaware md
  (1) Nathaniel Hunn Oct 1671 in Salem, Mass, b 1650 in Boston Massachusetts d June 07, 1677 in Blackpoint, Mass ; killed at the battle of Blackpoint in 1679. son of Nathaniel Hunn (1623-1702) and Sarah Keen Or Kiene(abt 1630-abt 1670)
  (2) George Bowers [1654-1689] who also became a Quaker. They moved to Kent Co., Dela., which was then a section of Pennsylvania. d 1689 in Kent Co.
  (3) John Curtis 29 Oct 1689 --a next door neighbor -- died 1698
  (4) John Gilbert bef 1711 b 1686 d. 1720 [ prosperous Philadelphia merchant from Cornwall England ] *
  --- Re Nathaniel Hunn : ** A Genealogical Dictionary of The First Settlers of New England, Before 1692 Volume #2 Huggins - Hunn By James Savage HUNN, GEORGE, Boston 1635, tanner, freem. 17 May 1637, by w. Ann had Nathaniel, and d. June 1640, hav. made his will 25 May bef. He had est. at Braintree, also at Long Isl. in the harbor. His wid. m. 16 Dec. 1651, William Philpot. || NATHANIEL, Boston, shoemaker, s. of the preced. by w. Sarah had Sarah, b. 8 July 1652; and John, 16 Jan. 1656, wh. d. next yr.; John, again, 12 Feb. 1659; and George, 23 May 1660. He was of ar. co. 1662, after 1669 is not heard of in B. but d. at Salem in June 1679. Ano. NATHANIEL was of Wethersfield 1673 to 1693.
  --- Priscilla became a Quaker - not a good idea in New England.
  --- Priscilla left a will detailing all of this - Kent Co. Dela. Will Bk B, p. 26 & 27 (also: Dew la. Arch. vo. A31, p. 223)
  -- During the colonial period, the lower King's Road ran from the Dover area to the Frederica area skirting the meadows on one side and the unsettled forest on the other. It crossed Tidbury Branch near the present State Street bridge. The old crossing was a planked ford through the marsh and a footbridge for pedestrians. The upper road, through the present site of Camden, followed higher ground. The road westward from the mouth of Tidbury, called the Forest Landing Road connected at Camden with the Choptank Road to Maryland. **
  -- This area was an early nexus of Quakerism in Delaware. Even before the establishment of Penn's colony in 1682, the Delaware had begun to attract Quaker settlers. Some of these settlers came directly from England, while others came from the sugar islands of the West Indies, where Quakers had settled in the middle of the seventeenth century. Some came from neighboring colonies along the Atlantic seaboard, where their radical religious and political ideas and their missionary zeal had made them unwelcome. Priscilla Kitchen was one of these refugees, arriving in the middle 1680s after encountering hardship and (perhaps not entirely unsolicited) persecution in New England. She had married Nathaniel Hunn, a local Quaker landowner, and bore him children. After his death, she married another Quaker landowner, George Bowers (Reynolds 1982:16). ** ** ** ** ** ** ** **
  - 1. Sarah Hunn b 6 Oct 1674, Salem d 1741 md (1) Hugh Luff [ 3 ch ] (2) Nathanel Bowman [1 ch] *---*
    - 1. Nathaniel LUFF d 1760 md Deborah ___
    - 2. Sarah LUFF md Thomas CLARK
    - 3. Hannah Luff md (1) Moses FREEMAN (2) Samuel ROBINSON d 1747 (3) Matthew LOWBER b 1710 d 1772 son of Michael LOWBER and Unity PARDEE ** **
      - 1 Penelope FREEMAN
      - 2 Moses FREEMAN Jr
      - 3 Mary FREEMAN
      - 4 Ezekial FREEMAN
      - 5. Miriam Robinson (1730 - 1807) md (1) ___ Blackshere (After 13 Nov 1783) (2) Roger Barrett son of Philip Barratt ( - 1733) and Jane Merritt (1701 - 1778) ** **
        1. Jane BARRATT (1760 - 1841)
        2. Letitia BARRATT (1763 - 1827)
        3. Samuel BARRATT
        4. Hannah Barrett b. 21 Nov 1762 in DE d. 20 Mar 1846. md John Conner b. 17 Jan 1772 in Ireland (conflict if Ireland or DE) d. 27 Oct 1797 in Kent Co., DE
        1. Barrett P. Conner b. 19 Jun 1795 near Magnolia, Kent Co., DE d. 15 Mar 1873 in Canterbury, Kent Co., DE md Mary Shaw 23 Dec 1817 in Kent Co., DE b. 10 May 1801 in Murderkill Hundred, Kent Co., DE d. 27 Dec. 1851.
        1. Mary Shaw Conner b. 1 Aug 1839 in Murderkill Hundred, Kent Co., DE d. 11 Feb 1913 in Trenton, NJ. md Reverend Joseph Edgar Willey b. 1839 in ?, DE d. 21 Apr 1922 in Trenton, NJ (died same year as his son)
        --- Rev. Joseph Willey Parents : Reverend Sylvester H. Willey b. 1818 in MD m. Mary B. Fowler and d. 1898 in Trenton, I believe (at least he's buried there). Mary was b. 1818 in ? DE and d. 1897. . Sylvester lists his father as being born in DE and mother in MD. Can't connect which Willey line he is from since census doesn't list children back then.
        --- Joseph's siblings: George Willey b. (c) 1842 in DE; Eliza Willey b. 1843 in DE; Mary b. 1844 in DE; Rev. Caleb Willey b. 1848 Murderkill Hundred, Kent Co., DE d. 1909 in Trenton, NJ; Sylvester Willey b. 1850 in Murderkill Hundred; Sarah Willey b. 1853 in DE d. 1937 in Trenton; Emma Willey b. 1858 in DE d. 1948 in Trenton; Frank Willey b. 1859 in DE; Laura Willey b. 1861 in DE.
        1. Eugene S. Willey b. 1862 in ?, Delaware d. 17 Aug 1922 in Trenton NJ md. Emma Elizabeth Gilbert 4 Nov, 1886 in Columbus, NJ Emma b. Oct 1858 in Columbus, Burlington Co, NJ and d. 1897 (that's what her headstone says, but she shows up in the 1900 US census)
        --- Willeys were born in DE. census shows they resided in Murderkill Hundred
        --- Emma Parents: Jonathan Gilbert b. 13 Aug 1818 in Measham, Derbyshire, England m. Rebecca P. Shreve 15 Feb 1849 in Pemberton Twp., Burlington Co., NJ and d. 16 Nov 1888 in Mansfield Twp. NJ. Rebecca was b. 5 Nov 1825 in Mansfield Twp and d. 17 Mar 1891 in Trenton, NJ. (the Shreve line is extensive. The Shreve homestead built in 1741 still stands in Mansfield Twp. Rebecca's mother was Ann Potts. Both lines have back to 1500's in England).
        
        --- Emma's siblings: Anna S. Gilbert b. 1850 in Mansfield Twp, Burlington Co.,NJ m. Thomas Bunting 17 Jan 1871; Henry Kent Gilbert b. 9 Dec 1851 in Mansfield Twp and d. 28 Apr 1943 in Burlington Co, NJ; Mary Grace Gilbert b. 1854 in Mansfield Twp; William S. Gilbert b. 1855 in Mansfield Twp and d. 28 Sept 1881 near Columbus. (the Gilberts were farmers in southern NJ)
        1. Marian Willey b. 15 May 1882 Trenton, NJ d. 20 Dec 1969 Trenton, NJ md Leonard Mayer Davenport 9 April 1913 in Trenton, NJ b. 11 Aug 1891 in Trenton, NJ d. 5 Oct 1953 in Manaloking, NJ
        --- Leonards siblings: Herbert Kyrwood Davenport b. 1899 in Trenton and d. 1937 in Trenton and Percy Parenchief Davenport b. 10 Mar 1904 in Trenton and d. 1974 in Pennsauken, NJ.(The Davenports continue from here in England)
        1. Eugenia Grace Davenport (Jeane) d. 10 Dec 1996 in Princeton, NJ. md Harry Leveson Townsend 1 Jul 1939 b. 6 Jan 1914 Trenton, NJ d 21 May 1978 in Trenton son of Harry Leveson Townsend, Sr. b. 11 Mar 1879 in Longton, Staffordshire, England. Died May 1971 in Trenton, NJ. and Sarah Eleanor Bates , married 1905 in Castle Ward, Northumberland, England. Sarah was b. 7 Mar 1883 in Longton, Staffordshire, England and d. 25 Jun 1975 in Trenton.
        1. Harry Paul Townsend b. 7 Dec 1940 Trenton, NJ
        2. Lynn Marion Townsend b. 26 Feb 1944 Trenton, NJ
        3. Pamela Jeane Townsend b. 14 Jul 1952 Trenton, NJ
        Info on this group (Hannah Barrett and John Conner line) from your cuzin Pam ;>
        
        2. Joseph Gilbert Willey b 16 Dec 1887 Trenton d. 22 Jun 1963 Trenton NJ
        3. Virgil Walters Willey b 28 Oct 1898 Trenton d 22 Jul 1960 Newtown, PA
        4. Andrew Rowan Willey b 3 Mar 1897 Trenton d 1 Jun 1967 Newtown, PA
        
        2. Barrett Conner Willey b. 1865 in ?, Delaware and d. ?;
        3. Joseph Edgar Willey b. 1870 in ?, Delaware and d. 1930 in Trenton, NJ.
    - 4.Thomas BOWMAN
  - 2. Priscilla Hunn
  - 3. Nathaniel Hunn b. Abt. 1676, Salem, Essex, Massachusettes; d. August 25, 1718, Kent Co, Delaware married MARY WALKER Abt. 1705 in Kent Co. Delaware, daughter of RICHARD WALKER and ANNA HEATHERED.
    - 1. CALEB HUNN, b. March 1702/03.
    - 2. NATHANIEL HUNN, b. October 13, 1706
    - 3. MARY HUNN, b. October 13, 1706, Forestlanding, Kent County, Delaware; d. 1774, Kent Co, Delaware married WAITMAN SIPPLE Jr August 05, 1724 in Duck Creek, Kent County, Delaware, son of WAITMAN SIPPLE and ELIZABETH COLE. He was born Abt. 1702 in Kent Co, Delaware, d February 27, 1762 in Kent Co, Delaware.
      - 1. ANNA SIPPLE, b. 1725.
      - 2. WAITMAN SIPPLE, b. Abt. 1731.
      - 3. JONATHON SIPPLE, b. Abt. 1727.
      - 4. ELIJAH SIPPLE, b. Abt. 1729.
      - 5. MIRIAM SIPPLE, b. Abt. 1737.
      - 6. CALEB SIPPLE, b. Bef. 1725
        1. Nancy Sipple b Smyrna DE md Lt. Thomas Ricketts b 1756 in Miller's Corner, Cecil Co., MD d June 27, 1814.Kent Co son of John R Ricketts -- Co. D 3rd Missouri Cavalry CSA and Sarah ___
        John R Ricketts and Wife Missouri Civil War Museum
        --- They lived in Delaware (Kent Co.).
        --- He was a first lieutenant for the Maryland Militia during the Revolutionary War and is listed in the DAR Patriot Index **
        1. Sarah Ricketts born May 5, 1781
        2. Jonathan Ricketts born Sept 9 1782
        3. Mary Ricketts born August 27, 1784
        4. Thomas Ricketts Jr b. January 10, 1787 d. 2/4/1856 Elkton MD married Jane Davidson b. 12/3/1791 Cherry Hill d.5/10/1864
        --- They moved to Cecil Co. MD and bought the old Ricketts Mill and homestead (founded 1720, mill 1761) near Elkton Md in 1841.
        ---1860 > MARYLAND > CECIL > 3-DIST Series: M653 Roll: 472 Page: 360
        
        --- The Grist Mills that were part of the Farm in Elkton soon proved to be a loosing proposition for the rest of the family left in Elkton and the once prosperous enterprises became obsolete as the Industrialization of the country in post Civil War MD . The Great Depression and the wellfare of elderly spinster relatives forced the sale of all Elkton Properties and the dispursal of the survivors to NJ . by 1940 all the connected relatives of the Ricketts Mill properties were either dead or had moved North. Eliza saw the writing on the wall early and left all the traditions behind. The letters and correspondence after the Civil War seemed to describe a great struggle to survive . The Farm became a place for the family that had gone north to retreat in the Summer . The family albums show the pre Revolutionary Farm house slowly decaying . There are histories of the place and the times written by various relatives who lived or visited at Ricketts Mill Road most unpublished. Today part of the farm is a housing development. The main house has been fixed up and is owned by people of means. There is something magical about the setting to the casual visitor who views it from the road. There are other houses nearby one of which was supposed to have been slave quaters ( During the civil war the slaves had long before been given freedom, the family was Republican and pro Union. Son Benjamin was a Captain in the Union Army and seriously wounded at Fredericksburg. There is much written by him and about him in Jerre Garrett's book Muffled Drums and Mustard Spoons , Cecil County Maryland 1860- 1865 ** David Ricketts
        1. Palmer Chamberlin Ricketts b 1817 d 8 March 1860 md Eliza Getty 8 Sept 1851
        -- In 1852, Mr. Jones purchased a half interest in the Cecil Whig and became the editor of that journal for a short time, and until its founder P.C. Ricketts, who was then editing the Daily News, of Baltimore, returned from that city and resumed the duties of editor of the Whig. ** The Poets and Poetry of Cecil County, Maryland 1887
        ---After Palmer died in 1860 Eliza sold her share of the Ricketts farm and moved her family to Princeton NJ where the children were educated at the University.
        ---1860 > MARYLAND > CECIL > 3-DIST Series: M653 Roll: 472 Page: 84
        
        1. Thomas G Ricketts d age 40
        2. Alexander G Ricketts d as small child
        3. James G Ricketts b 1853
        4. ** Palmer Chamberlin Ricketts Jr b 1856 Elkton, Maryland. d 1934 ** **
        ---Came to Rensselaer in 1871 as a student.
        ---Appointed Assistant in Math and Astronomy upon graduation, 1875.
        ---Promoted to Assistant Professor, 1882.
        ---Named William H. Hart Professor of Rational and Technical Mechanics, 1884.
        ---Named Director of Rensselaer in 1892.
        ---Assumed the Presidency of Rennselaer University in Troy NY in 1901 until 1934, one of the longest terms in office.
        ---Held patents on an electrical device for control of railroad equipment.
        ---Authored three editions of A History of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 1895, 1914, and 1934.
        ---1900 > NEW YORK > RENSSELAER > 3-WD TROY Series: T623 Roll: 1152 Page: 94
        
        5. Henrietta Ricketts b 1858
        ---Henrietta wrote articles for the Encylopedia Brittanica
        6. Louis Davidson Ricketts b 1859/60 d 1940 **
        ---Lewis D was became a prominent Mining Engineer in Colorodo
        
        2. George Ricketts b 4 Nov 1819 Maryland md Louisa ___ b Delware
        --- bought an adjacent farm to hist fathers'
        --- George was the defendent in a Murder trial. He was acquitted but reading the transcript I suspect politics and mores of the time had something to do with it. I was always told it was a duel, not uncommon among political rivals of the era. It was defended as self defense in the trial. **
        ---1880 > MARYLAND > CECIL > 3-DIST Series: T9 Roll: 507 Page: 107
        
        1. Margaret Ricketts
        2. George Ricketts Jr
        3. Robert Ricketts
        4. Jennie Ricketts
        5. E Harvy Ricketts
        6. Louisa Ricketts
        7. Major Benjamin Ricketts April 1868 md Margaret Dixon b April 1858 d 1910-1920
        --- Major 2nd Delaware Vol. --Civil War . Many of his letters to the paper regarding the War have been published .
        --- 1900 > MARYLAND > FREDERICK > URBANA DIST Series: T623 Roll: 622 Page: 235
        
        ---1910 > MARYLAND > FREDERICK > URBANA Series: T624 Roll: 564 Page: 60
        
        ---1920 > MARYLAND > FREDERICK > URBAN Series: T625 Roll: 672 Page: 258
        Benjamin was a widow living with son in law and daughter Molly
        1. Noble Ricketts
        --- Noble, was a 1920 Coast Guard officer **
        --- Two famous descendants in our Ricketts line were Palmer Ricketts (president of Rensallaer Polytechnic) and Louis Davidson Ricketts (Arizona mining engineer, copper smelting, etc.).
        1. dau Ricketts - Alaska
        2. dau Ricketts- Alaska
        3. John Ricketts
        --musician (double bass player ; Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra)**
        1.son
        2. son
        
        2. Lilly J Ricketts b Feb 1890 md George W Trout b 1890
        3. Molly Ricketts b April 1891 md Lewis E Leather b 1887
        ---1920 > MARYLAND > FREDERICK > URBAN Series: T625 Roll: 672 Page: 258
        
        1.James F Leather
        2. Helen L Leather
        2. Margarett E Leather
        
        8. Carrie Ricketts
        9. Harry Ricketts
        
        3. William Ricketts b. 1821 d. infancy
        4. Thomas Ricketts b. ? d. infancy
        5. Mary Jane Ricketts
        6. Nancy Ricketts
        7. Rachel Ricketts
        8. Benjamin Ricketts Civil War captain Del vol.
        
        5. Nancy Ricketts born Feb 6th 1789
        6. Rachel Ricketts born October 10 1791 near Elkton, MD d. 31 May 1864 married Samuel Cahoon ( ca 1809) b 28 Jun 1778 Kent Co. DE d. 1 May 1820 Kent Co., DE of Smyrna. **
        1. William Ricketts Cahoon b. 1 Oct 1813 Kent Co, DE d. 9 Aug 1885 near Dover, DE married Louisa Benson 20 April 1834 , Parlor of the Benjamin Benson home in Smyrna. b. 11 July 1817 Smyrna, DE d. 11 May 1851 Smyrna.
        --- They lived in a house in Smyrna which is now on the National Registrar for Historic Buildings.
        ---Benjamin Benson was the noted carriage maker of his day in Smyrna. William worked for him.
        ---1880 > DELAWARE > KENT > E DOVER HUNDRED Series: T9 Roll: 116 Page: 103
        
        1. Lydia Ann Cahoon 23 Jun 1842 Smyrna d. 15 April 1902 married James Cotton b 17 Sept 1833 probably MD d. 8 Sept 1889 Smyrna on 30 Oct. 1866 in Smryna.
        1. Nora West Cotton 26 Jul 1869 d 18 April 1937 m. William Fletcher Brown b. 28 Dec 1865 d. 3 May 1952 Philadelphia on 1 Feb 1893.
        1. Alan Benson Brown 1903-1978 m. Miriam Mitchell Powell 1902-1996 on 20 Oct 1923. They lived in Philadelphia.
        1. Virginia Fletcher Brown m. Robert Gray Hardin which brings one to me-
        1. Debra Lee Hardin md Samuel Fishburn Woody II of Virginia. **
        1. Mary Louise Woody b. 27 Dec 1988.
        
        2 Benjamin Benson Cahoon Sr b July 7, 1846Smyrna d November 4, 1923 in Fredericktown, MO. married Annie Owens Fisher March 4, 1891.in Washington, DC, b Dover, DE December 25, 1847. d October 27, 1915 in Concordville, DE Co., PA **
        
        7. John Thomas Ricketts born July 29 1794
        8. Ann Catharine Ricketts born April 17, 1797
      - 7. PRISCILLA SIPPLE, b. Abt. 1725.
  - 4. John (George JR) BOWERS b 1686 d 1766 md Rachel ___
  - 5. Ruth CURTIS b 1690 md William RODNEY
- 6. Mary Kitchen b.Feb. 2, 1648 Salem, MA bapt.Apr. 23, 1648 in Salem, MA d.1710 Dover, NH md.
  (1) Timothy Robinson Feb. 20, 1665
  (2) Thomas Hanson June 3, 1669 Salem, MA b.abt.1643 d.bef.Nov. 8, 1711 in Dover, N.H. son of Thomas Hanson and Mary Paul **
  - 1. Mary Hanson b.Dec. 3, 1670 in Salem, MA d.aft.1710
  - 2. Thomas Hanson b.1680 d.abt.Jan. 13, 1729 in Lynn, MA m.(1) Margaret Maule Oct. 9, 1701 in Salem, MA (2) Hannah Peirce Jun. 12, 1719 in Lynn, MA
  - 3. John Hanson b.abt.1682 d.abt.Jun. 16, 1727 in Canada md. Elizabeth Meader July 23 1703 in Dover, N.H.
    ---John, died on 2nd trip to Canada ca.Apr. 19, 1727, halfway between Albany & Canada
  - 4. Mercy Hanson d.1711 m. (1)Dec. 1, 1699 John Church (2)bef. 1713 Nathaniel Young
  - 5. Abigail Hanson d.aft. 1710 m.May 12 1709 Jonathan Young
  - 6. Nathaniel Hanson d.Jan. 25, 1749 in Dover, N.H. m.abt.1715 Martha Bickford
  - 7. Elizabeth Hanson b.Jan. 9, 1687 d.1755 md Ebenezer Downs 1715 b.1685 d.aft.1755 son of Thomas Downs and Mary Lord **
    --- Occupation: Housewright, yeoman
    --- Ebenezer was a Quaker, taken by Indians 1724. Grossly insulted and abused for refusing to dance. "Boston Newsletter" 1725 says returned from captivity, had wife and 5 children at Piscataqua.
    - 1.Ebenezer Downs d.1777 m.Jane Walton dau. of John Walton of Newington. They lived in Arundel, ME.
    - 2. Nathaniel Downs prop.m. Susannah ______
    - 3. Mary Downs md.John Grindle b.bapt. Aug. 1, 1714 at Portsmouth, N.H., d.1794 Brooksville, ME son of John Grindle and Sarah Sevil **
      --- He also married (2)ca.1749 Elizabeth Dorr.(3)Dorothy "Dolle" (Webber) Farnham b.Feb. 11, 1719/20 York, ME
      --- John moved from Berwick area to "the Penobscot Region" (now Hancock County) in about 1761 when it is recorded that he with others crossed the Penobscot River at Fort Pownell.
      --- He was a chairmaker.
      --- John was a loyalist during the Revolution, and was called "Old Tory Grindle" locally.
      --- From HANCOCK COUNTY a rock-bound paradise, pg 186: "The sea was Surry's lifeline. As early as 1775, John Grindle carried the mail in a boat along the shore with the letters and papers tied up in a handkerchief..."
      - 1.Elizabeth Grindle b.June 27, 1734(?) bapt.Jan. 13, 1741/42 m.Thomas Davis
      - 2. Sarah Grindle b.abt.1740 bapt.Sept. 12, 1742 d.Dec. 7, 1837 m.Nathaniel Veazie
      - 3. John Grindle bapt.Jan. 13, 1741/2 prob.d.by 1794
      - 4. Ichabod Grindle b.abt. 1744 d.Dec. 1, 1810 m.(1) ? m.(2)Sarah Dow **
        --- Ichabod served in the Revolutionary War as Corporal in Capt. William Reed's Company. He enlisted Aug. 19, 1777 and was discharged Sept. 28, 1777. Served at Machias.
        --- From Brooksville, Maine "A town in the Revolution" compiled by Walter A. Snow: "...A story concerning Ichabod Grindle has somehow survived for more than a century. Ichabod--so the story goes--went after his cows one night accompanied by his faithful dog, Keeper, and when some distance from the house the old gentleman came face to face with a large bear. Mr. Grindle, dispite his advanced age, lost no time in climbing a tree, and raising his voice shouted "Lord, help me, Lord, help me!" In the meantime Keeper's bark had attracted the attention of the Jones boys who were hunting nearby, and as they came nearer they could hear Mr. Grindle's call for help. They shot the bear and Ichabod descended from the tree and --so the story goes--disgustingly kicked the dead body of the bear and said, "D...n you, I guess you'll let us alone after this, won't he, Keeper?" and turning away he went on after the cows, leaving the amused Jones boys to do as they would with the bear." Note: Land now owned by Edgar Jones of West Brooksville was once a part of the Ichabod Grindle place.
        **
      - 5. Joshua Grindle bapt.Mar. 31, 1746/7 in Berwick, ME d.Feb. 21, 1819 m.Anna Lowell
        --- Joshua was a brickmaker in Brooksville. He was on the muster rolls of Ft. Pownall for two years.
        --- Brooksville, Maine "A town in the Revolution, by Walter A. Snow reports: "The home of Joshua Gindle was at North Brooksville in the field by the present [1976] Francis Lymburner home on the western side of the Bagaduce River. A hop vine planted nearly 200 years ago still climbs bravely over the remains of the old cellar wall of the house built by this young pioneer. It was planted, no doubt, by the bride Anna (Lowell).
        --- Hannah Lowell, a sister of Anne, married Reuben Grindle, a half-brother of Joshua.
        **
      - 6. James Grindle bapt.Oct. 5, 1748 prob.d.y.
    - 4. Ephraim Downs
    - 5. Elizabeth Downs
  - 8. James Hanson d.aft. 1710 m.Ruth ______
  - 9. Isaac Hanson d.Oct. 22, 1706
- 7. John Kitchen bapt. Mar. 21. 1652 Salem, MA
- 8. Robert Kitchen bapt.Apr. 15, 1655 in Salem, MA d.Oct. 28, 1712 in Salem, MA md.(1) abt.1680 Mary Boardman (2) 1688 Bethia Weld
- 9. Abigail Kitchen b.abt.1659 Salem, MA d.bef.1700 m.June 3, 1669 John Guppy
- 10. Benjamin Kitchen b.Aug. 28, 1660 Salem, MA d.Sept. 15 1660 Salem, MA
2. Priscilla Grafton b 1626 SEE BELOW
3. Joseph Grafton b 24 Jan 1637, Salem Essex MA d Feb 1670, Charlestown MA [ OR d. Feb. 1671 at Barbadoes, West Indies] md
(1) Rosina or Hasina (Hannah) Hubbard/Hobart 29 Oct 1657 Hingham Plymouth, Ma. d/o Joshua Hobart and Ellen Ibrook b 29 Sep 1639 in Salem Essex MA d in Salem MA d 1664
(2) Elizabeth Brown June 30, 1664 in Hingham, Salem, Essex, Ma b 1637 ** **
- 1. Hannah Grafton b 1670, Newbury Essex MA d 12 Oct 1741, Norwich New London CT md Joseph Downer son of Joseph Downer and Mary Knight, in 1692 in Newbury Essex MA. (Joseph Downer b 25 Mar 1666 in Newburyport Essex MA d 23 Nov 1756 in Norwalk Fairfield CT.) **
  --- A manuscript written in 1790 by Joseph Downer* gives the history of his own branch of the family as follows:--- ‘In the persecutions against the Huguenots, Hannah Vincent, from Paris, France, made her escape together with her brother, a Protestant preacher, to England, where she soon after married Robert Downer. They had two sons, Robert and Joseph. In the time of Cromwell’s war Joseph came to Newbury in Massachusetts Bay and settled. He married Mary Knight of that place, by whom he had two sons, Joseph and Andrew. Joseph (2nd) left Newbury and came to Norwich where he married Hannah Grafton.’ **
  - 1. Caleb Downer
  - 2. Stephen Downer
  - 3. Samuel Downer b 12 Apr 1699 Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts. d 1799 Lebanon, New London, Connecticut. married Phoebe Bishop on 4 Apr 1722 in Lebanon, New London, Connecticut. b 4 Apr 1722 Lebanon, New London, Connecticut.
    - 1. Rebecca Downer b 4 Feb 1739 in ., Borton, , Connecticut. d 7 Jun 1761 md Thomas Sumner 7 Jun 1761 b 11 May 1734 in Of, Hebron, Tolland, Vermont.d 4 Jan 1820 in Near, Toronto, Canada.
      - 1. John Austin Sumner b 18 Nov 1768 Thetford, Orange, Vermont. d 21 Dec 1854 Westminster, British Columbia, Canada. married Abagail Plumley. b abt 1777 in Of Bristol, Addsn, Vt (Of Norfolk, Ct). d 21 Dec 1825.
        1. Aldura Sumner b 4 May 1803 in Briston, Addison, Vermont. d 10 Apr 1842 in Lincoln, Addison, Vermont. buried in Lincoln, Addison, Vermont. md Hezakiah Hatch 3 Feb 1820 in Bristol, Addison, Vt. b 2 Dec 1798 in Charlotte, Chittenden, Vermont. d 25 Jun 1843 in Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois. buried in Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois.
        1. *----*
  - 4. John Downer
  - 5. Andrew Downer
  - 6. Richard Downer
  - 7. Hannah Downer
  - 8. Benjamin Downer
  - 9. Mary Downer
  - 10. Edmund Downer
  - 11. John Downer
  - 12. Elizabeth Downer
  - 13. Joseph Downer
- 2. Joseph Grafton b 17 Aug 1658, Salem Essex MA d 11 July 1709 md Mary___ . He is buried at The Burying Point, Salem, Massachusetts
  - 1. ElizabethGrafton b 1687 d 1691 age 2, buried at The Burying Point, Salem, Massachusetts
  - 2. William Grafton b 1695 d 1697 age 4, buried at The Burying Point, Salem, Massachusetts
- 3. Martha Grafton b 17 Aug 1658, Salem Essex MA
- 4. Joshua Grafton b 9 Apr 1660, Salem Essex MA d 1699 md Hannah GEDNEY in 1686 Salem, Mass.
  - 1. Hannah GRAFTON b. 1691, Salem, Mass md Nathaniel EMMES 1714, Boston
    - 1. Henry EMMES b. 1716, Boston, Mass md. Mary GILES
      - 1. Mary EMMES b. 1753, Boston, Mass d. Weybridge, Vermont md. Daniel JAMES 1769
        1. Samuel JAMES b. 1791, Weybridge, Vermont md. Prudence KELLOGG 1814 **
        1. Mary Emmes JAMES
        1. **
        
        2. John Kellogg JAMES b. ABT. 1817
        3. Samuel JAMES b. ABT. 1820

** John Grafton b 28 Feb 1639, Salem Essex MA christened on 28 Apr 1639 in Salem Essex MA, d 24 Nov 1715, Salem Essex MA OR d.Nov. 24, 1671 in Barbadoes; buried Charter Street Cemetery Essex MA married Seeth Gardner, d/o Thomas Gardner and Margaret Fryer/Friar 1 Dec 1659 in Salem Essex MA ( b. 25 Oct 1636 in Salem Essex MA, christened on 25 Dec 1636 in Salem Essex MA, d. 17 Apr 1707 in Salem Essex MA buried in England.) **

--- The Burying Point, Salem, Massachusetts 42 31.228N - 070 53.526W --- Here lyes ye Body of Mr. John GRAFTON, Sen., d. 24 Nov 1715, Aged 77 yrs
Inscriptions From the Burying-Grounds in Salem, Mass. Extracted from New England Historical & Genealogical Register Vol 3, April 1849, p. 128 - 132 & Vol 3, July, 1849, p. 276 **
--- Seeth was also married to Joshua Conant and they had Joshua Conant b. April 15, 1657 at Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts., d. before 1706 married (1) Christian More, daughter of Richard More and Christian Hunter, on August 31, 1676 at Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts. (2) Sarah Newcomb, daughter of Lt. Andrew Newcomb and Sarah (Unknown), on January 9, 1690/91 at Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts. THEIR CHILDREN **]
Note- Seeths' last name as mentioned in her Fathers will * see below in the will* shows Seeth Grafton. ** ** **

Estate of Joshua Conant of Salem
Essex Probate Docket # None
Administration on the estate of Joshua Connant, who died intestate in England, granted 29 : 9 : 1659 to Mr. Thomas Gardner. Amount of inventory of his estate in New England, 32 li. 6s
Inventory of Seethe, widow of Joshuah Connant, taken by John Browne and Richard Price: One bed, one Bolster, a suit of Curtayns and valiants, one Rug and a Blankett and matt, 8 li.; five p of shetts and a half shett, 5 li.; Eleven napkins, 3 table Cloths, 1 li. 7s.; fowr pilow bears, 1 li. 4s.; twelve towels, 9s.; for pewter pans and spons, 1 li. 6s.; one Cloake, 18s.; one Trunk and on owld Chest, 10s.; one spitt, one payr of Andyrns, 3s.; to Sivs, two Trays, 3s.; one payr of scals and to wayts, 2s. 6d.; one trundl Bedsted and one blankett, 6s.; for wooll, 4s.; 5 stools, 9s.; 9 Chayrs, 13s.; 3 tabls, 1 li.; for divers howshowld implements, 8s. 6d.; for bras and Iron, 1 li. 10s.; one chest, one box, 1 li.; one Carpett, two Coshens, 5s.; one looking glas and two small boxes, 10s.; mony and platt, 1 li. 4s; for 6 shep, 5 li.; one kradle, 4s.; one bedstead, 10s.; total, 32 li. 6s.
Mr. Thomas Gardner's account: a note of what was dewe to mee from Josuah Connant: Wintering of 8 sheepe at 6s. per sheepe, 2 li. 8s.; 32 lode of wood at 4s. per lode, 6 li. 8s.; for a bushell of wheate, 5s.; 3 bushels of Indian Corne, 9s.; payde for him to Jone Cotta, 11s.; dew to Joseph Gardner for 3 yeares rent for his house at 3li.; per yere, 10li.; payd for him to Richard Prince, 13s.; payd to Mr. Browne, 10li.; payd to Mr. Crommell, 5li. 13s. 11d.; total 35li. 7s. 11d. Hugh Jones testified that while he lived with his master Gardner, the latter wintered eight sheep for Joshua Connant, and deponent carried wood to his wife, "I gesse" upward of thirty loads, also corn and wheat, etc.
Jone (her F mark) Cotta, wife of Robert, testified, 20: 4: 1660, that she received of Thomas Gardner of Salem, eleven shillings for the keeping of Josuah Connant's sheep one summer. Phillip Cromwell's receipt dated June 10, 1659, from "ould Mr Gardner" for a debt of 5li. 13s. 11d.
Source: Essex Quarterly Court Files, vol. 5 leaves 116, 117. Also: Salem Quarterly Court Records, vol. 4, leaf 39. **

1. Mary Grafton
2. Seeth Grafton
3. Abigail Grafton
4. Jehoadan Grafton b 1669 d Dec 13 1707 buried at The Burying Point, Salem, Massachusetts
5. Margaret Grafton
6. Nathaniel Grafton

5. Nathaniel Grafton b 24 April 1642, Salem Essex MA d 11 Feb 1670 Barbadoes, West Indies, at age 28 married Elizabeth Maverick 6 Apr 1665 in Salem Essex MA. b 30 Sep 1649 in Marblehead Middlesex MA, christened on 30 Sep 1649 in Salem Essex MA d 1685-1698 in Boston Suffolk MA. dau of Moses MAVERICK and Remember ALLERTON. She was also married to Thomas SKINNER **. ** **
--- “Mr. Moses Maverick” was owed 5s. 9d. by the estate of John Trebie on 24 November 1675[156,157]. Moses & Samuel Cheever took inventory on 16 February 1676 on the estate of John Cole of Marblehead “sometime of Pemaquid. Moses & Samuel Ward took inventory on the estate of widow Mrs. Sarah Charles on 21 December 1676. He estate was administered. It was divided among the widow Eunice Maverick; Archebald Ffurgeson in behalf of his children by his deceased wife Mary Maverick Ffurgeson; John Norman, husband to Moses’ only surviving daughter Sarah; grandson Moses Hawks, who was the only child of Moses’ eldest daughter Rebecca, now deceased on behalf of himself and of William Hughes and Thomas Jackson. William Hughes was married to Elizabeth Grafton and Thomas Jackson was married to Priscilla Grafton. The girls were the children of Elizabeth Maverick Grafton, deceased. The estate was also divided between Samuel Ward in behalf of himself and his two sisters living and the children of his third and fourth sisters -- both deceased -- descending from the now-deceased Abigail Maverick Ward and Thomas Perkins, who was the second husband to the now deceased Remember Maverick Woodman, in behalf of himself and all the children of Remember. On 29-Sep-1691. On 29-Sep-1691 Edward Woodman, Sr. of Boston -- who was the husband of his daughter Remember Maverick -- petitioned on behalf of the seven Woodman children that "Unice" be ordered to give an account of her administration of Moses Maverick’s estate. **
- 1. Elizabeth Grafton b 18 Dec 1667, Salem Essex MA d 26 March 1734 Boston, Massachusetts, Marblehead Essex MA md William Hughes 25 Nov 1683 Boston, Mass
  - 1. **
- 2. Remember Grafton b 29 Sep 1669, Salem Essex MA Died: about 1695, Marblehead Essex MA md Thomas Perkins
- 3. Priscilla Grafton b 12 Mar 1670, Salem Essex MA married Thomas Jackson on 15 Oct 1690. (Thomas Jackson was born about 1673 in Boston Suffolk MA.) **
  - 1. Mary Jackson

Priscilla Grafton b 1626 Salem Essex MA d 1717 at Nantucket, MA. married John Gardner 20 Feb 1654, Salem Essex MA died 1717, Nantucket Nantucket MA s/o Thomas Gardner and Margaret Fryer (Friar). b 1624-1625 in Nantucket Nantucket MA, d 6 May 1706 in Nantucket Nantucket MA . They are buried in Old Nantucket Nantucket MA.

VIEW GARDNER LINE and CHILDREN HERE

6 G.........Priscilla GRAFTON md Capt. John GARDNER b. 1624
5 G.........John GARDNER md Christianna FINCH
4 G.........James GARDNER b. 1758 md Tobitha MARTIN
3 G.........Andrew Washington GARDNER b. 1825 md Mary Elizabeth QUESENBERRY
2 G.........Martin VanBuren GARDNER b. 1853 md Amanda Jane GARDNER
1 G.........William Issac Jones GARDNER b. 1885 md Ida Mae CHAPMAN
Parents...Mary Jane GARDNER b 1926 md Keith Bremmen TAYLOR
Me..........Victoria Lynn Taylor 1952- ME!! your devoted webmaster

Now go, write it before them in a table, and note it in a book, that it may be for the time to come for ever and ever-----Isaiah 30:8

I saw behind me those who had gone, and before me those who are to come. I looked back and saw my father and his father and all our fathers, and in front to see my son and his son, and the sons upon sons beyond. And their eyes were my eyes. As I felt so they had felt, and were to feel, as then, so now, as tomorrow and forever. Then I was not afraid, for I was in a long line that had no beginning and no end. And the hand of his father grasped my father's hand and his hand was in mine, and my unborn son took my right hand and all, up and down the line that stretched from Time That Was to Time That Is and Is Not Yet, raised their hands to show the link. And we found that we were one....
From: "How Green Was My Valley", by Richard Llewellyn

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