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Thomas Dudley¹

• Father*: Joseph Dudley¹ b. 23 Sep 1647, d. 2 Apr 1720
• Mother*: Rebecca Tyng¹ b. 13 Jul 1651, d. 21 Sep 1722

• Thomas Dudley was born on 26 February 1669/70 at Roxbury, Massachusetts.¹
• He was baptized on 27 February 1669/70 at First Church, Roxbury, Massachusetts.¹
• He died in 1689 at Roxbury, Massachusetts.¹

Thomas Dudley¹

• Father*: Col. William Dudley² b. 20 Oct 1686, d. 5 Aug 1743
• Mother*: Elizabeth Davenport² b. 20 Dec 1704, d. 1750

• Thomas Dudley was born on 9 September 1731 at Roxbury, Massachusetts.¹
• He married Hannah Whiting, daughter of Nathaniel Whiting and Hannah Lyon, at Roxbury, Massachusetts, on 26 April 1753.¹
• Thomas Dudley died on 9 November 1769 at Roxbury, Massachusetts.¹

• He graduated from at Harvard College in 1750.¹

Thomas Dudley

• Father*: Capt. Roger Dudley¹ b. c 1550, d. b Oct 1588
• Mother*: Susanna Thorne¹ b. 5 Mar 1559/60, d. a 29 Oct 1588

• Thomas Dudley was born circa October 1576 at Yardley- Hastings, Northamptonshire, England.
• He was baptized on 12 October 1576 at Yardley-Hastings, Northamptonshire, England.²
• He married first at Hardingstone, Northamptonshire, England, on 25 April 1603 Dorothy Yorke, daughter of Edmund Yorke and Katherine.²
• Thomas Dudley married second at Roxbury, Massachusetts, on 4 April 1644 Katherine Deighton, daughter of Dr. John Deighton and Jane Basset.²
• Thomas Dudley died on 31 July 1653 at Roxbury, Massachusetts.²
• He was buried on 6 August 1653 at Roxbury, Massachusetts.²

• Also known as Gov. Thomas Dudley.^3,4,5
• Only son of Capt. Roger Dudley and Susanna Thorne.²
• Immigrant ancestor to America in 1630.
• Thomas Dudley came to New England in 1630, his first residence was at Charlestown. Later resided in Cambridge 1631, Ipswich 1634, and Roxbury by 1644. Admitted Freeman 25 May 1636, although he would have been considered a freeman from the time of joining the Massachusetts Bay Company in England, and was at this date (along with other early colony leaders) only confirming a condition of long standing. Governor of Massachusetts Bay, 1634, 1640, 1645, 1650.
  Great Migration Begins: "Many attempts have been made to place Roger Dudley, father of the immigrant, into the large and prominent Dudley family of northern England, but without success. An extensive investigation of the ancestry of Thomas Dudley's maternal grandmother was publishsed by F.N. Craig in 1988 [ NEHGR 142:227-44]. In his autobiographical sketch, written for his grandchildren, Daniel Denison, son of William Denison , and son-in-law of Thomas Dudley, had the following to say of his in-laws: "Mr. Thomas Dudley ... was a principal undertaker of this Plantation of the Massachusetts and one of those first comers in the year 1630 that brought over the Patent, and settled the government here. He came over Deputy Governor, and was afterwards diverse times Governor. He then lived at Cambridge, removed to Ipswich, where he stayed but one year, being recalled again to live in the Bay, which then could not but want his help. He settled himself at Roxbury, where he lived until he departed this life about the 30th day of July in the year 1653, having buried your great grandmother about ten years before, about the latter end of December 1643. She was a fine virtuous woman who loved your father [John Denison] in his childhood, and [he] was born in her house. She had by her husband one son, your great uncle Samuel Dudley, who liveth at Exeter, and by three wives hath had many children, cousin germans to your father. And beside your grandmother Denison she had three daughters (viz) your Aunt Bradstret who died in September 1672 who left 4 sons and 3 daughters living, beside her daughter Cotton who died before her and left many children, then your Aunt Woodbridg now living at Newbury who hath five sons and five daughters living, your father's cousin germans, as also were your aunt Bradstreet's children. The last was your Aunt Sarah married to Mr. Keane both dead long since, and left one only daughter Hannah, married to Mr. Paige, and is now living at Boston. Your Great Grandmother being dead, your sweet [great] Grandfather Dudley married a second wife, and by her had a daughter married to Mr. Jonathan Wade, who liveth at Mistick, and two sons Joseph Dudley who now liveth at Roxbury, in his father's house, and Paul Dudley, a merchant who is upon a voyage to Ireland. These were your father's uncles by their father's side [ NEHGR 46:128-29].
  In his letter of 28 March 1631 to Lady Bridget, Countess of Lincoln, Dudley "...having yet no table, nor other room to write in than by the fireside upon my knee, in this sharp winter" serves as authority for many events of that month and the preceding winter. Not without humor, he told the story of the Watertown man who, having lost a calf, sought to ward away wolves by shooting his musket, and so roused his neighbors, whose shooting roused Roxbury, whose inhabitants took alarm and "beat up their drum" and raised Boston. "So in the morning, the calf being found safe, the wolves affrighted, and our danger out of the way, I am still as full of removal to Ipswich. Dudley and Winthrop had failed to agree on Cambridge as the site for the Massachusetts Bay government, with Dudley and Bradstreet the only leaders who actually built their residences and lived there, despite an agreement that all would do so.
  The extended efforts to provide for grandsons Thomas and John Dudley in his will and codicils were to no avail. Both died very young and unmarried.
  Some considerable pain entered Gov. Dudley's last years as his daughter Sarah and her husband Benjamin Keayne necessitated one of the colony's earliest divorces. Stephen Winthrop says "My she Cosin Keane is growne a great preacher" in a letter from London 27 Thomas Dudley: Honored Sir, That you and myself are made sorry by your daughter's enormous and continued crimes, is the greatest cause of grief that ever befell me, and the more because her obstinate continuance in them is now to me by her own letter made as certain ... I never gave her the least desire, I do plainly declare my resolution never again to live with her as a husband. What maintenance yourself expects I know not. This I know (to my cost and danger) she has unwived herself and how she or you can expect a wife's maintenance is to me a wonder ... [ WP 5:144]. Ezekiel Rogers passed some of the gossip on to John Winthrop in a letter little discourse raised, and by some, offence taken, at the late divorce granted by the Court. How weighty a business that is, as I need not tell you, so I would humbly desire that some course may be taken so as to clear the court's proceeding, as that rumors might be stopped, and letters of mistake into England prevented... [ WP 5:189]. The news from England in the words of Winthrop: "...Here goes some speech of a N.E. couple that lately came from thence the husband first, and then the wife followed after with what goods she could get together but we hear all her goods miscarried and she escaped only with her life. The man was Cane's son a cloak seller in Birching Lane, whose mother was Mr. Willson's sister. The woman is returned to N.E. and resolves there to take another husband. I hope your laws will not tolerate such wicked actions" [ WP 5:351].⁶

Timothy Dudley¹

• Father*: Samuel Dudley¹ b. 1608, d. 10 Feb 1683
• Mother*: Elizabeth¹ b. 1627/28

• Timothy Dudley was born circa 1656 at Exeter, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire.²
• He died before 16 November 1702; unmarried.³

Trueworthy Dudley^1,2

• Father*: Nicholas Dudley¹ b. 27 Aug 1694, d. Jul 1766
• Mother*: Elizabeth Gordon¹ b. c 1704

• Trueworthy Dudley was born in 1727 at Brentwood, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire.^1,2
• He married Deborah Gordon, daughter of Alexander Gordon, at New Hampshire circa 1747.²
• Trueworthy Dudley died circa 1759 at Exeter, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire; intestate.³

• He was a balcksmith at Brentwood, New Hampshire.³
• Administration of Trueworthy Dudley's estate was granted in 1759, to his brother Byley Dudley.³

Trueworthy Dudley^1,2

• Father*: Byley Dudley¹ b. 1725
• Mother*: Alice Stone¹ b. 14 Apr 1728

• Trueworthy Dudley was born circa 1752 at Exeter, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire.³
• He married first Sarah.¹
• Trueworthy Dudley married second Anna McWilliams.¹

Capt. Trueworthy Dudley^1,2

• Father*: Stephen Dudley¹ b. s 1659, d. bt Feb 1735 - May 1735
• Mother*: Sarah Gilman¹ b. 25 Feb 1666/67, d. 24 Jan 1712/13

• Capt. Trueworthy Dudley was born in 1700 at Exeter, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire.^1,2
• He married Hannah Gilman, daughter of Capt. John Gilman and Dorothy Wiggin, at Exeter, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire, circa 1724.²
• Capt. Trueworthy Dudley died in 1749 at Exeter, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire.³

• He was at the seige of Louisburg (Nova Scotia) in 1745, with fifty-three men in his company, the largest in the Regiment.⁴
• Inventory of estate taken on 12 January 1749/50.⁴

William Dudley^1,2

• Father*: Thomas Dudley³ b. 9 Sep 1731, d. 9 Nov 1769
• Mother*: Hannah Whiting³ b. 25 Dec 1734

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• William Dudley was born on 25 December 1753 at Roxbury, Massachusetts.³
• He married Sarah Williams, daughter of Col. Joseph Williams and Martha Howell, at Roxbury, Massachusetts, on 22 February 1774.^4,5

Col. William Dudley¹

• Father*: Joseph Dudley² b. 23 Sep 1647, d. 2 Apr 1720
• Mother*: Rebecca Tyng² b. 13 Jul 1651, d. 21 Sep 1722

• Col. William Dudley was born on 20 October 1686 at Roxbury, Massachusetts.¹
• He was baptized on 24 October 1686 at First Church, Roxbury, Massachusetts.¹
• He married Elizabeth Davenport, daughter of Addington Davenport and Elizabeth Wainwright, at Boston, Massachusetts, on 10 March 1720/21.¹
• Col. William Dudley died on 5 August 1743 at Roxbury, Massachusetts.¹

Lt. Gov. William Dummer¹

• Father*: Jeremiah Dummer
• Mother*: Hannah Atwater

• Lt. Gov. William Dummer was born in 1677 at Massachusetts.
• He married Katherine Dudley, daughter of Joseph Dudley and Rebecca Tyng, at Roxbury, Massachusetts, on 28 April 1714 (no children).¹
• Lt. Gov. William Dummer died on 10 October 1761.

Andrew Duncan¹

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Andrew Duncan married Sarah Lynde, daughter of Joseph Lynde and Mary Lemmon.¹

Joseph Dunham¹

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Joseph Dunham married Mary Parke, daughter of Smith Parke and Mary Davis, at Sharon, Litchfield Co., Connecticut, on 13 February 1772.¹

• Lived in Canaan, New York for some time and then "went west."

Thomas Dunk¹

• Thomas Dunk married Lydia Buckland, daughter of William Buckland and Mary Bosworth, after May 1678.^1,2

Elizabeth Dunster¹

• Father*: Rev. Henry Dunster²
• Mother*: Elizabeth Atkinson²

• Elizabeth Dunster married Maj. Jonathan Wade, son of Jonathan Wade and Susanna, at Cambridge, Massachusetts, circa 1686.²

George Dunworth¹

• George Dunworth married Lucretia Tracy, daughter of Samuel Tracy and Esther Richmond, on 27 November 1785.¹

Anne Dupin

• Anne Dupin married William Kerl, son of William Kerl and Ann Clapham, at St. Martin in the Fields, Middlesex, England, on 26 January 1836.¹

Catherine Durkee¹

• Father*: Nathaniel Durkee²
• Mother*: Mary Baker²

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart, Thomas Beeman, Descendants Chart

• Catherine Durkee was born on 4 March 1741 at Woodbury, Litchfield Co., Connecticut.^3,2
• She married Joseph Beeman, son of Thomas Beeman and Phebe Parke, at Washington, Litchfield Co., Connecticut, on 28 June 1759.^4,5
• Catherine Durkee died on 4 September 1814 at Fairfax, Franklin Co., Vermont.⁶
• She was buried at North Fairfax/Beeman Cemetery, Fairfax, Franklin Co., Vermont.^7,2

Daniel Durninger

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Daniel Durninger was possibly born between 1680 and 1690.
• A marriage intention was issued for Daniel Durninger and Sarah Button on 7 July 1722 at Boston, Massachusetts, (not known if the marriage took place).¹
• Daniel Durninger married Huldah Lamb, daughter of Caleb Lamb and Mary Wise, at Roxbury, Massachusetts, on 24 January 1722/23.^2,3

• Also known as Daniel Dorringer.²
• Little has been found regarding Daniel Durninger/Dorringer. He appears to have been a pewterer. A mention of him is made in Pewter in America: Its Makers and their Marks (page 28): "In the one case in which the next man was involved his name was spelled in so many different ways that it is impossible to determine now which was the accepted version. Daniel Durninger (alias Darninger, Derringer, and Durringer), pewterer, was defendant in July 1723, in a suit over ownership of sixty pounds of pewter. Boston church records reveal that on July 7 of the previous year the mariage intentions..."⁴

Robert Dutch¹

• Father*: Osmond Dutch² b. c 1593, d. Dec 1684
• Mother*: Maragret Haywell² b. c 1593

• Robert Dutch was probably born circa 1621 at Bridport, co. Dorset, England.³
• He married Mary Kimball, daughter of Richard Kimball and Ursula Scott, before 1646 (eldest known child b. 1 May 1646 at Ipswich).²
• Robert Dutch died on 21 August 1686.³

• He lived at Gloucester and Ipswich, Massachusetts.⁴

Samuel Dutch¹

• Father*: Robert Dutch¹ b. c 1621, d. 21 Aug 1686
• Mother*: Mary Kimball b. c 1625, d. 12 Jul 1686

• Samuel Dutch married Abigail Giddings, daughter of George Giddings and Jane Lawrence, at Ipswich, Massachusetts, on 12 February 1673/74.¹

Raymond W. Dutcher¹

• Raymond W. Dutcher was born in 1898.¹
• He married Abigail A. Johnson, daughter of George C. Johnson and Mary Ellen.¹
• Raymond W. Dutcher died in 1981.¹
• He was buried at Academy Cemetery, Canandaigua, Ontario Co., New York.^1,2

• He appeared on the census on 27 April 1930 at South Bristol, Ontario Co., New York, living on Seneca Point Rd. Raymond is age 30, born in New York, employed as a farm laborer. With him is his wife Abbie A., age 25, son George W. (6), and daughter Abbie E. (4).³

Mary Dwelley¹

• Father*: Richard Dwelley¹
• Mother*: Eamie Glass¹

• Mary Dwelley married Nathaniel Brewster, son of William Brewster and Lydia Partridge, at Duxbury, Massachusetts, on 24 December 1705.^1,2
• Mary Dwelley died on 29 July 1764 at Duxbury, Massachusetts; "age 80 1/3 years."¹

• Mary Dwelley and Nathaniel Brewster resided at Duxbury, Massachusetts.¹

Henry Dyer¹

• Henry Dyer married Joannah Gilman, daughter of John Gilman and Elizabeth Treworgy.¹

Isaac Dyer¹

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Isaac Dyer and Jerusha White, daughter of John White and Jerusha, married by intention on 5 October 1758.¹

Mary Dyer¹

• Father*: Edward Dyer²
• Mother*: Mary Greene² b. 8 Jul 1677

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Mary Dyer was born in 1701.
• She married Christopher Helme, son of Samuel Helme and Dorcas, at Rhode Island say 1722.
• Mary Dyer married second on 7 March 1738 John Williams, son of John Williams and Martha Wheeler.³
• Mary Dyer died on 1 December 1740; "in her 39th year."⁴

• Also known as Mary Helms (married name).⁵
• She is named in her husband's will on 1 September 1732 appointed executrix.³

Rhoda Dyer¹

• Charts: Thomas Beeman, Descendants Chart

• Rhoda Dyer was born circa 1802.¹
• She married Lyman Beeman, son of Andrew Beeman and Sarah Porter, at Harrison Co., Indiana, on 4 April 1822.¹

Margaret Dyke¹

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Margaret Dyke was born in 1693 at Preston, New London Co., Connecticut.
• She married Hezekiah Parke, son of Robert Parke and Mary Rose, at Preston, New London Co., Connecticut, on 14 November 1716.^1,2
• Margaret Dyke died on 10 April 1776 at Preston, New London Co., Connecticut; aged 83 years.³

Edna Eames¹

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Edna Eames married Ebenezer Loomer, son of Samuel Loomer and Anna Morgan, on 17 December 1776.¹
• Edna Eames died on 8 February 1813.¹

Elizabeth Eames¹

• Elizabeth Eames was born on 24 May 1704 at New London, New London Co., Connecticut.
• She married Arthur Bevans, son of Arthur Bevans and Mary, at Windham, Windham Co., Connecticut, on 26 May 1731.¹
• Elizabeth Eames died on 17 November 1782.

• Also known as Elizabeth Ames.

Hannah Maria Easton¹

• Father*: Nathaniel Peck Easton¹ b. 20 Jun 1789, d. 23 Dec 1872
• Mother*: Anna Cross¹ b. 24 Feb 1796, d. 15 Jan 1829

• Charts: Kevin D. Bradford

• Hannah Maria Easton was born on 24 June 1816 at Johnson Corners, Town of New Haven, Oswego Co., New York.¹
• She married Asaph Smith, son of Roderick Smith Sr. and Cynthia, at Manlius, Onondaga Co., New York, on 19 November 1837.¹
• Hannah Maria Easton died on 23 November 1914 at Utica, Oneida Co., New York.¹
• She was buried at Roosevelt Cemetery, Schroeppel, Oswego Co., New York.¹

Nathaniel Peck Easton¹

• Father*: David Easton¹
• Mother*: Mary Peck¹

• Charts: Kevin D. Bradford

• Nathaniel Peck Easton was born on 20 June 1789 at Bernardston, Franklin Co., Massachusetts.¹
• He married Anna Cross, daughter of Benjamin Cross Jr. and Eunice Davis, at Saratoga Co., New York, on 18 November 1813.¹
• Nathaniel Peck Easton died on 23 December 1872 at Caughdenoy, (a hamlet in both the Towns of Hastings and Schroeppel), Oswego Co., New York.¹
• He was buried at Caughdenoy Cemetery, Hastings, Oswego Co., New York.¹

Joseph Eaton¹

• Father*: Jonas Eaton¹
• Mother*: Mehitable Gould¹

• Joseph Eaton was born on 12 March 1716/17 at Framingham, Massachusetts.¹
• He married Lucy Bacon, daughter of John Bacon and Hannah Adams, on 1 March 1750 at either Canterbury or Voluntown, Connecticut.¹
• Joseph Eaton died on 9 July 1785 at Plainfield, Windham Co., Connecticut.¹

Polly Eaton¹

• Polly Eaton married Elisha Sill, son of Joseph Sill and Phebe Lord.¹

Ruth Eaton¹

• Ruth Eaton married Ebenezer Kimball, son of Benjamin Kimball and Mercy Hazelton.¹
• Ruth Eaton married second Aaron Johnson.¹
• Ruth Eaton died on 6 April 1750.¹

Ecclestone¹

• Ecclestone married Thankful Parke, daughter of Nathaniel Parke and Eunice Ecclestone.¹

Abigail Ecclestone¹

• Father*: Benedict Ecclestone¹

• Abigail Ecclestone was born on 16 July 1775 at North Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.¹
• She married Joseph Park, son of Joseph Parke, in 1791.¹
• Abigail Ecclestone married second Daniel Burrows.¹
• Abigail Ecclestone died in 1859 at Mystic, New London Co., Connecticut.¹

Elizabeth Eddy¹

• Elizabeth Eddy was possibly born between 1670 and 1680.
• She married Samuel Parke, son of Samuel Parke and a wife (name unknown), on 22 February 1695.²

John Eddy¹

• Father*: Samuel Eddy¹ b. 15 May 1608, d. 12 Nov 1688
• Mother*: Elizabeth² b. c 1607, d. 24 May 1689

• John Eddy was born on 25 December 1637 at Plymouth Colony.²
• He married Hepzibah Doggett, daughter of John Doggett and Alice Brotherton, before 1659.¹

Mary Eddy¹

• Mary Eddy was born in 1667.¹
• She married John Rude, son of Thomas Rood and Sarah, at Preston, New London Co., Connecticut, on 24 June 1687.²

• Also known as Mary Ede.²
• Mary Eddy was admitted to the at First Congregational Church, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut, on 28 September 1701.³

Mash Eddy¹

• Mash Eddy married Joseph Geer, son of Joseph Geer and Lydia Palmer, at Dunham, Quebec, Canada, on 29 April 1810.¹

Sylvia Eddy¹

• Father*: Constant Eddy¹
• Mother*: Mary Winslow¹

• Sylvia Eddy was born on 27 February 1738.¹
• She married Jacob Avery, son of Christopher Avery and Prudence Payson.¹

Dea. Albert Edgcomb¹

• Dea. Albert Edgcomb married Emily A. Wheeler, daughter of John Wheeler and Ann Borodel Denison, on 20 October 1867.¹

John Edgecomb Sr.¹

• John Edgecomb Sr. married Elizabeth Larrabee, daughter of Greenfield Larrabee and Phebe Browne.¹

John Edgecombe Jr.¹

• John Edgecombe Jr. married Hannah Hempstead, daughter of Joshua Hempstead and Elizabeth Larrabee, on 28 January 1699.¹

John Edmonds Jr.¹

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• John Edmonds Jr. married Love Park, daughter of James Park and Mary Barnes.²

Sally Edson¹

• Sally Edson married Warum Parks, son of Nathan Parks and Keziah Doolittle.¹

Peter Edward¹

• Peter Edward was born say 1465.¹
• He died circa 1525.¹

• Peter Edward resided at Peterborough, Northamptonshire, England; where he was probably the church warden of 1516-1521. His wife may have been named, Elizabeth.¹

Alexander Edwards^1,2

• Alexander Edwards was born at Wales.
• He married Sarah Baldwin, daughter of Richard Baldwin and Isabell, at Springfield, Massachusetts, on 28 April 1642.³
• Alexander Edwards died on 4 September 1690 at Northampton, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts.

• Immigrant ancestor to America circa 1640 Came to Springfield, Massachusetts, then removed with his wife Sarah Baldwin to Northampton in 1655.

Amy Edwards¹

• Father*: Peter Edwards¹ b. c 1490, d. c 1552
• Mother*: Susanna Samwell¹ b. bt 1510 - 1515

• Amy Edwards was probably born after 1539.
• She married Thomas Ludlowe.¹

Edward Edwards^1,2,3,4

• Father*: Peter Edwards b. c 1490, d. c 1552
• Mother*: Susanna Samwell b. bt 1510 - 1515

• Edward Edwards was born circa 1537.
• He married Ursula Coles, daughter of Richard Coles Esq. and Jane Bond, at Preston Capes, Northamptonshire, England, in 1562.
• Edward Edwards died between 25 December 1591 and 16 September 1592 at Alwalton, Huntingdonshire, England.

• His will was dated on 25 December 1591 probated 16 Sep 1592. Names sons Peter, Francis, Richard, Robert and Nicholas, of which only Peter was of age. Second son, Francis, stated to be under age 22. Names his eldest daughter, Margaret Freeman, and an unmarried daughter, Elizabeth.⁵