Family of John + * SAMBOURNE and Anne +* BACHILER

Husband:	John + * SAMBOURNE (1600- )
Wife:	Anne +* BACHILER (1601-1634)
Children:	John + SAMBORNE (1620-1692)
	William * SANBORN (1622-1692)
	Stephan SAMBOURNE (1624-1654)
Marriage	1619	England1

Husband: John + * SAMBOURNE

Wife: Anne +* BACHILER

Name:	Anne +* BACHILER
Sex:	Female
Father:	Stephen * + BACHILER (1561-1656)
Mother:	Anne + * BATES (1561-1624)
Birth	1601	Wherwell, Hampshire, England
Baptism	Nov 1601 (age 0)	Kingsclere, Hampshire, England
Death	1634 (age 32-33)	Hampton, Rockingham, NH, US

Child 1: John + SAMBORNE

Name:	John + SAMBORNE
Sex:	Male
Spouse 1:	Mary + TUCK (1628-1668)
Spouse 2:	Margaret PAGE (1629-1699)
Birth	1620	Hampshire, Norfolk, England
Title		Lieutenent
Death	20 Oct 1692 (age 71-72)	Hampton, Rockingham, NH, US

Child 2: William * SANBORN

Child 3: Stephan SAMBOURNE

Name:	Stephan SAMBOURNE
Sex:	Male
Spouse:	Sarah SAMBORNE (c. 1625- )
Birth	1624	Hampshire, Norfolk, England
Death	1654 (age 29-30)	England

Note on Husband: John + * SAMBOURNE

Died in England and left the care of his widow and three sons to his father-in-law, Stephen Bachilor

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Excerpt from "The Sanborn Family" by Nathan Sanborn, MD, Henniker, NH. -- New England Hist. & Gen. Reg. Jul. and Oct. 1856:

 

(Italized notes added by skj)

 

The first lineal ancestor of our family, of whom we possess any certain knowledge, was a Sanborn, (tradition says his name was John,) who married a daughter of Rev. Stephen Bachilor; had three sons and died in England, leaving the widow and her sons to the care of her father. (Note: His wife, Ann, remarried, as records show a marriage of "Mrs. Anne Sanborne" to "Mr. Henry Atkinson" in about 1631 in England. What became of the Atkinsons is still not known. They do not appear to have come to New England. However, their three sons, John, William and Stephen accompanied their Grandfather Stephen Bachilor and his wife Helen to New England in 1632... skj)

 

Mr. Bachilor was born in England about 1561; took Episcopal orders, but was ejected for non-conformity and retired with others to Holland, and then to America. He came over in ship William and Francis, Capt. Thomas, and landed at Boston June 5, 1632, and went directly to Lynn, where his daughter, Theodate, who married Christopher Hussey, had already settled. Here they remained four or five years, while the old gentleman, over 70 years of age, discharged the duties of pastor over a church he had constituted, without regular installation, composed of the company he brought with him, and such of the former inhabitants of the place as chose to associate with them. On account of difficulties in the church, owing in part, at least, to Mr. Bachilor’s eccentric management, his residence here became unpleasant, and taking his company with him, now Increased by the addition of Mr. Hussey’s family, and perhaps some others, he removed to Ipswich, then to Newbury, and in1638 settled in Hampton, where he was regularly installed first pastor of the congregational church.

 

Here John and William Sanborn lived and died. … At the close of the first century after their immigration, few of the race had passed the limits of Old Hampton as then bounded; and to the copious and well preserved records of that town and its church, we are indebted, chiefly, for the reliable account we are able to give of four or five of the first generations.

 

In regard to the orthography of the name … majority of name in America write it Sanborn, but old world is Samborne or Sambourne. According to Dr. Thomas Sanborn of Newport, NH, who visited Europe in 1853, the name Sanborn is not found in the British Isles, but name Samborne is found there. Our early American ancestors spelled their names variously according to fancy.

 

FIRST GENERATION:

 

John? Sanborn b. about 1600, m. Ann, Dau. Of Rev. Stephen Bachilor.

 

SECOND GENERATION:

 

(1) Lieut. John 1620-1692

 

(2) WILLIAM, Esq. d. 1692; m. MARY MOULTON, lived in Hampton, freeman 1678, d. Sep. 18,l 1692, aged about 70; Selectman and representative. (William is our ancestor.)

 

(3) Stephen – returned to England.

 

THIRD GENERATION:

 

Issue of William, Esq:

 

(1) William, Jr. 1650-1744 (m. Mary Marston)

 

(2) Josiah (m. Hannah Moulton and Sarah Perkins)

 

(3) MARY , b. July 19, 1660, m. Dec. 7, 1681, SAMUEL CASS (our ancestors)

 

(4) Mephibosh eth, 1663-1749 (m. Lydia Leavitt)

 

(5) Sarah, 1667-1738 (m. Samuel Marston)

 

(6) Stephen, 1671-1750 (m. Hannah Philbrick)

 

NOTE: Many of the marriages from this family were into families found elsewhere in our genealogy.

Note on Wife: Anne +* BACHILER

Sources

1	"US and International Marriage Records, 1550-1900" (on-line, Yates Publishing, Provo, UT).

2	"NH Death and Burial Records Index, 1654-1949".

3	"NH Death and Disinterment Records 1754-1947".