Rev. William Bincks1
M, #92581, b. circa 1557, d. between 24 May 1616 and 28 May 1616
| Father | James Bincks2 b. s 1530, d. b 22 May 1556 |
| Mother | Agnes Musson2 b. s 132 |
| Charts | Ancestors - Martha Elizabeth HART |
| Reference | GAV10 |
| Last Edited | 22 Sep 2019 |
Rev. William Bincks was born circa 1557 at Rotherby, Leicestershire, England.3 Marriage banns for Rev. William Bincks were published on 23 November 1597 at Lincoln Diocese, Lincolnshire, England.2 He married Mary Baxter, daughter of Mary (?), after 23 November 1597 at Lincoln Diocese, Lincolnshire, England,
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His 1st wife. Stott [2016:136] cites: Lincoln Diocese marriage bond, 1597 #8, dated 23 November 1597 [FHL 1,937,933].4 Rev. William Bincks married Johane (?) circa 16 May 1609
;
Per Stott [2016:136]: "He married second, shortly after 16 May 1609, widow JOHANE (____) BLOUNT of Seagrave, Leicestershire. The required "Certificate for a Minster's Wife" confirmed by the testimony of two local justices of the peace that Johane Blount was "an honest, godlie, and sobere matrone, fitt in gods feare to be a wiffe to anye good christiane."
Stott [2016:136] cites: Certificate for Minister 's Wife;' 15 May 1609, showing intended marriage of Rev. William Binckes of Scalford to widow Johane Blount of Seagrave, Leicestershire (Lincolnshire Archives, DIOC/ CER W/42 folios 63-64).5
Rev. William Bincks died between 24 May 1616 and 28 May 1616 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England; Presumably died between date of his will and the probate thereof.6
His estate was probated on 28 May 1616 at Leicester, Leicestershire, England.7
Rev. William Bincks was buried on 29 May 1616 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England.3
GAV-10. He was a mentioned with James Bincks; Stott [2016:133-44] present some important evidence on the BINCKS and MUSSONancestry of Anna (BINCKS) GULL who married Nathaniel DICKINSON.8
Rev. William Bincks was educated between 8 February 1577 and 1578; Received a G. A. at Gloucester Hall.5 He was Ordained a deacon between 23 February 1577 and 1578.5 He was Ordained a priest between 23 February 1577 and 1578.5
In John "The Elder" Musson's will dated 5 August 1577 at Rotherby, Leicestershire, England, Rev. William Bincks was named as an heir;
Per Stott [2016:143]: "The will of John Musson [the elder], of Rotherby, dated 5 Aug. 1577, proved 3 Oct. 1577,[49] mentions three children but no wife. William Bincks received a legacy of 20 shillings in John's will, and William and George Bincks were among the witnesses." Stott [2016:143:fn49] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, original wills, 1577 #79 [FHL 1,519,841].
Note: Per Stott [2016:144]: John "The Younger" Musson is called "'brother' when he was made executor to the will of John Musson of Rotherby in 1577."9 He was Vicar between 16 November 1580 and 29 May 1616 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England.5
Rev. William Bincks is mentioned in the will of George Musson on 29 January 1598/99 at Leicestershire, England;
Per Stott [2016:143-4]: "The will of George Musson of Scalford, husbandman, dated 29 Jan 1598/9, proved 29 July 1599, [54] mentions his sister Agnes Bincks; William Bincks [her son]; Thomas Watson, son of John Watson [husband of Agnes Bincks];
Nathaniel Bincks [son of William Bincks]; James Bincks, son of George [son of James8 and Agnes Bincks]; and two children of John Hall perhaps one being the Ann Hall who, with Ann "Bench," was living in 1617 in the home of William Morris in Billingborough, husband of Philip Bincks, sister of William Bincks."9
In Emmott (?)'s will dated 17 January 1599/0 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England, Rev. William Bincks was named as executor;
Per Stott [2016:144]: "Among the legatees were William Bincks and the children of George Bincks. William was also a supervisor and witness. Two of the sons mentioned in John Musson's will, William and Hugh, are called sons-in-law (stepsons in the language of the day) in Emmott's will, thus providing evidence of John's earlier wife. The son Hugh was mentioned in the will of his grandfather Hugh Musson in 1572, but John called William his eldest son."10
Rev. William Bincks left a will on 24 May 1616 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England;
Transcription of will from Stott [2016:137-8]:
"I give & bequeath to the poore in Scalford xxs Item my further will ys and soe it shalbe my land shalbe sould by Edward Darker and Geo Bincks and by this my last will & testament I give them full authoritie in it & to sell it to the best benefitte they can to the behoofe of my wife & children & to the discharge of my debts well beinge done I give and bequeath unto Joane my now wife one hundred pounds and all the lynnens wollens bedding bedsteed & other househoulde implem" she brought to me on her mariage wth me Item I geve to ether of her 3 children iij vj viij a peece The rest of my goods and chattells my debts beinge paid I geve and bequeathe unto my v children Nathannel Bincks Wm Bincks James Bincks Anna Bincks and Marie Bincks equallie to be devided amongst them as they accomplishe the severall ages of xxi yeres or Day of marriage of my before said Daughters, except that Nathaniel Bincks shall have x1 more than the rest and the disposenge of them I leave to Edward Darker George Bincks aforesaid and Will[ia]m Morrice my Brother in !awe of whose faithfull and willenge dealenge herin I doubt not provided that if any of myne owne children dye before the accomlishenge of the former recited times the porcon of that childe or those children shabe equallie devided amongst the rest [of) them levenge Provided further that if my wife departe this lyfe before she can be possessed of her legacies then her legacies & the p[or]cons I bequeathed to her children shalbe equallie devyded betwixt her three children and myne by my first wiffe Item I make and ordaine unto this my last will and testament Johane my nowe wife & George Bincks full Executors and for the faithfull lookinge herunto I give him the said George x Item I doe make and so-constitute Edward Darker & Wm Morrice my brother in lawe supervisors of this my last will & testam' written in my owne hande and sealed of my owne seal."
Stott [2016:135] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, original wills and inventories, 1616 # 132 [FHL 0,234,157]. The will was copied and refiled in 1622 # 10 with only slight variations in spelling [FHL 0,234,160],
(An image of the will transcription from Stott [1998] is attached.)11
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His 1st wife. Stott [2016:136] cites: Lincoln Diocese marriage bond, 1597 #8, dated 23 November 1597 [FHL 1,937,933].4 Rev. William Bincks married Johane (?) circa 16 May 1609
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Per Stott [2016:136]: "He married second, shortly after 16 May 1609, widow JOHANE (____) BLOUNT of Seagrave, Leicestershire. The required "Certificate for a Minster's Wife" confirmed by the testimony of two local justices of the peace that Johane Blount was "an honest, godlie, and sobere matrone, fitt in gods feare to be a wiffe to anye good christiane."
Stott [2016:136] cites: Certificate for Minister 's Wife;' 15 May 1609, showing intended marriage of Rev. William Binckes of Scalford to widow Johane Blount of Seagrave, Leicestershire (Lincolnshire Archives, DIOC/ CER W/42 folios 63-64).5
Rev. William Bincks died between 24 May 1616 and 28 May 1616 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England; Presumably died between date of his will and the probate thereof.6
His estate was probated on 28 May 1616 at Leicester, Leicestershire, England.7
Rev. William Bincks was buried on 29 May 1616 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England.3
GAV-10. He was a mentioned with James Bincks; Stott [2016:133-44] present some important evidence on the BINCKS and MUSSONancestry of Anna (BINCKS) GULL who married Nathaniel DICKINSON.8
Rev. William Bincks was educated between 8 February 1577 and 1578; Received a G. A. at Gloucester Hall.5 He was Ordained a deacon between 23 February 1577 and 1578.5 He was Ordained a priest between 23 February 1577 and 1578.5
In John "The Elder" Musson's will dated 5 August 1577 at Rotherby, Leicestershire, England, Rev. William Bincks was named as an heir;
Per Stott [2016:143]: "The will of John Musson [the elder], of Rotherby, dated 5 Aug. 1577, proved 3 Oct. 1577,[49] mentions three children but no wife. William Bincks received a legacy of 20 shillings in John's will, and William and George Bincks were among the witnesses." Stott [2016:143:fn49] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, original wills, 1577 #79 [FHL 1,519,841].
Note: Per Stott [2016:144]: John "The Younger" Musson is called "'brother' when he was made executor to the will of John Musson of Rotherby in 1577."9 He was Vicar between 16 November 1580 and 29 May 1616 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England.5
Rev. William Bincks is mentioned in the will of George Musson on 29 January 1598/99 at Leicestershire, England;
Per Stott [2016:143-4]: "The will of George Musson of Scalford, husbandman, dated 29 Jan 1598/9, proved 29 July 1599, [54] mentions his sister Agnes Bincks; William Bincks [her son]; Thomas Watson, son of John Watson [husband of Agnes Bincks];
Nathaniel Bincks [son of William Bincks]; James Bincks, son of George [son of James8 and Agnes Bincks]; and two children of John Hall perhaps one being the Ann Hall who, with Ann "Bench," was living in 1617 in the home of William Morris in Billingborough, husband of Philip Bincks, sister of William Bincks."9
In Emmott (?)'s will dated 17 January 1599/0 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England, Rev. William Bincks was named as executor;
Per Stott [2016:144]: "Among the legatees were William Bincks and the children of George Bincks. William was also a supervisor and witness. Two of the sons mentioned in John Musson's will, William and Hugh, are called sons-in-law (stepsons in the language of the day) in Emmott's will, thus providing evidence of John's earlier wife. The son Hugh was mentioned in the will of his grandfather Hugh Musson in 1572, but John called William his eldest son."10
Rev. William Bincks left a will on 24 May 1616 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England;
Transcription of will from Stott [2016:137-8]:
"I give & bequeath to the poore in Scalford xxs Item my further will ys and soe it shalbe my land shalbe sould by Edward Darker and Geo Bincks and by this my last will & testament I give them full authoritie in it & to sell it to the best benefitte they can to the behoofe of my wife & children & to the discharge of my debts well beinge done I give and bequeath unto Joane my now wife one hundred pounds and all the lynnens wollens bedding bedsteed & other househoulde implem" she brought to me on her mariage wth me Item I geve to ether of her 3 children iij vj viij a peece The rest of my goods and chattells my debts beinge paid I geve and bequeathe unto my v children Nathannel Bincks Wm Bincks James Bincks Anna Bincks and Marie Bincks equallie to be devided amongst them as they accomplishe the severall ages of xxi yeres or Day of marriage of my before said Daughters, except that Nathaniel Bincks shall have x1 more than the rest and the disposenge of them I leave to Edward Darker George Bincks aforesaid and Will[ia]m Morrice my Brother in !awe of whose faithfull and willenge dealenge herin I doubt not provided that if any of myne owne children dye before the accomlishenge of the former recited times the porcon of that childe or those children shabe equallie devided amongst the rest [of) them levenge Provided further that if my wife departe this lyfe before she can be possessed of her legacies then her legacies & the p[or]cons I bequeathed to her children shalbe equallie devyded betwixt her three children and myne by my first wiffe Item I make and ordaine unto this my last will and testament Johane my nowe wife & George Bincks full Executors and for the faithfull lookinge herunto I give him the said George x Item I doe make and so-constitute Edward Darker & Wm Morrice my brother in lawe supervisors of this my last will & testam' written in my owne hande and sealed of my owne seal."
Stott [2016:135] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, original wills and inventories, 1616 # 132 [FHL 0,234,157]. The will was copied and refiled in 1622 # 10 with only slight variations in spelling [FHL 0,234,160],
(An image of the will transcription from Stott [1998] is attached.)11
Family 1 | Mary Baxter d. b 22 May 1607 |
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Family 2 | Johane (?) |
Citations
- [S4222] Clifford L. Stott, "Ancestry of Anne Bincks of Scalford, Leicestershire, Wife of Nathaniel Dickinson of Wethersfield and Hadley, and Mother of William Gull of Hatfield", The New England Historical and Genealogical Review (NEHGR) Vol. 170, No. 678, pp. 133-144 (Spring 2016): pp. 135-139. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks."
- [S4721] Clifford L. Stott, "Ancestry of Anne Bincks of Scalford, Leicestershire, Wife of Nanthaniel Dickinson of Wethersfield and Hadley, and Mother of William Gull of Hatfield", The NEHG Register Vol. 170, No. 678, pp. 133-144 (Spring 2016): p. 134. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks."
- [S4721] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks", p. 135.
- [S4222] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks", pp. 134-139.
- [S4721] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks", p. 136.
- [S4721] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks", pp. 135, 137.
- [S4721] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks", pp. 135, 137, 140.
- [S4721] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks", pp. 133-44.
- [S4721] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks", p. 143.
- [S4721] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks", p. 144.
- [S4721] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks", p. 137.
- [S4721] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks", pp. 133-134.
Mary Baxter1
F, #92582, d. before 22 May 1607
| Mother | Mary (?)2 |
| Charts | Ancestors - Martha Elizabeth HART |
| Reference | GAV10 |
| Last Edited | 22 Sep 2019 |
Mary Baxter married Rev. William Bincks, son of James Bincks and Agnes Musson, after 23 November 1597 at Lincoln Diocese, Lincolnshire, England,
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His 1st wife. Stott [2016:136] cites: Lincoln Diocese marriage bond, 1597 #8, dated 23 November 1597 [FHL 1,937,933].3
Mary Baxter died before 22 May 1607 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England.2
Mary Baxter was buried on 22 May 1607 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England.2
GAV-10.
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His 1st wife. Stott [2016:136] cites: Lincoln Diocese marriage bond, 1597 #8, dated 23 November 1597 [FHL 1,937,933].3
Mary Baxter died before 22 May 1607 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England.2
Mary Baxter was buried on 22 May 1607 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England.2
GAV-10.
Family | Rev. William Bincks b. c 1557, d. bt 24 May 1616 - 28 May 1616 |
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Citations
- [S4222] Clifford L. Stott, "Ancestry of Anne Bincks of Scalford, Leicestershire, Wife of Nathaniel Dickinson of Wethersfield and Hadley, and Mother of William Gull of Hatfield", The New England Historical and Genealogical Review (NEHGR) Vol. 170, No. 678, pp. 133-144 (Spring 2016): pp. 135-139. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks."
- [S4721] Clifford L. Stott, "Ancestry of Anne Bincks of Scalford, Leicestershire, Wife of Nanthaniel Dickinson of Wethersfield and Hadley, and Mother of William Gull of Hatfield", The NEHG Register Vol. 170, No. 678, pp. 133-144 (Spring 2016): p. 136. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks."
- [S4222] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks", pp. 134-139.
- [S4721] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks", pp. 133-134.
- [S4721] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks", p. 134.
Thomas Musson1
M, #92583, b. say 1539, d. before 26 June 1585
| Father | Hugh Musson1 |
| Last Edited | 18 Sep 2019 |
Thomas Musson married Prudence (?)1
Thomas Musson was born say 1539.1
Thomas Musson died before 26 June 1585 at Leicestershire, England.1
Thomas Musson was buried on 26 June 1585 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England.1
He was the administrator of Hugh Musson's estate on 29 July 1572 at Leicestershire, England.2
Thomas Musson left a will on 18 June 1582 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England;
Per Stott [2016:143:]: "The will of Thomas Musson of Scalford, husbandman, dated 18 June 1582, mentions his wife Prudence and six children, as well as his brother John Musson, who was joint executor, and brother Nicholas Musson, who was appointed supervisor with George Bincks. The witnesses included William Bincks, Nicholas Musson, John Musson, and George Bincks. [52]"
Stott [2016:143:fn52] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, original wills, 1585 #50 [FHL 1,519,844]. No probate act was found, but the will is included in the 1585 bundle.
Thomas Musson was born say 1539.1
Thomas Musson died before 26 June 1585 at Leicestershire, England.1
Thomas Musson was buried on 26 June 1585 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England.1
He was the administrator of Hugh Musson's estate on 29 July 1572 at Leicestershire, England.2
Thomas Musson left a will on 18 June 1582 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England;
Per Stott [2016:143:]: "The will of Thomas Musson of Scalford, husbandman, dated 18 June 1582, mentions his wife Prudence and six children, as well as his brother John Musson, who was joint executor, and brother Nicholas Musson, who was appointed supervisor with George Bincks. The witnesses included William Bincks, Nicholas Musson, John Musson, and George Bincks. [52]"
Stott [2016:143:fn52] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, original wills, 1585 #50 [FHL 1,519,844]. No probate act was found, but the will is included in the 1585 bundle.
Family | Prudence (?) |
Citations
- [S4721] Clifford L. Stott, "Ancestry of Anne Bincks of Scalford, Leicestershire, Wife of Nanthaniel Dickinson of Wethersfield and Hadley, and Mother of William Gull of Hatfield", The NEHG Register Vol. 170, No. 678, pp. 133-144 (Spring 2016): p. 143. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks."
- [S4721] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks", p. 142.
William Musson1
M, #92584
| Father | Hugh Musson1 |
| Last Edited | 18 Sep 2019 |
William Musson witnessed the will of Edward Musson on 20 January 1595/96 at Freeby, Leicestershire, England;
Per Stott [2016:144]: "He m. ALICE _______, who is mentioned in his will. Others included in the will are his son Hugh and five unnamed daughters. William Bincks was a witness.
Stott [2016:144:fn 55] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, original wills, 1596 # 11 [FHL 1,519,955].2
Per Stott [2016:144]: "He m. ALICE _______, who is mentioned in his will. Others included in the will are his son Hugh and five unnamed daughters. William Bincks was a witness.
Stott [2016:144:fn 55] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, original wills, 1596 # 11 [FHL 1,519,955].2
Family | |
| Children |
Citations
- [S4721] Clifford L. Stott, "Ancestry of Anne Bincks of Scalford, Leicestershire, Wife of Nanthaniel Dickinson of Wethersfield and Hadley, and Mother of William Gull of Hatfield", The NEHG Register Vol. 170, No. 678, pp. 133-144 (Spring 2016): p. 143. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks."
- [S4721] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks", p. 144.
Elizabeth Musson
F, #92585
| Father | William Musson |
| Last Edited | 18 Sep 2019 |
In Hugh Musson's will dated 2 May 1572 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England, Elizabeth Musson was named as an heir;
Transcription of will from Stott [2016:142]:
"I geve and bequethe to my yonger sonne John Muston my hoursse and carte and cart geares my plowes and also phough geares my crope bothe in feyld and towne to the valewe of x
Item I geve and bequethe to my sonne George Muston x
Item I geve and bequethe to my dowghter agnes benche vj xiij iiij
Item I geve & bequethe to Thomas muston the sonne of will[ia]m muston x
Item I geve and bequethe to my lande lorde mr sherwood the eldere a geldynge or els iij vj viij
Item I bequethe to my lande ladye x
Item I geve and bequethe to mr Franncis Sherrot xx
Item I geve and bequethe to Eliz muston the dowghter of w"' muston and to helyne muston the dowghter of nicholas muston iij vj viij to be devyded betwixt theym too
Item I geve and bequethe to hewe muston the sonne of edward Muston one cowe
Item I geve and bequethe to Edward muston my sonne x shepe
Item I geve and bequethe to margaret berye one ewe and a lambe
Item I geve and bequethe to hewe muston the sonne of John muston the yonger my greatest brasse pott
Item I geve unto everye godchylde that I have vj
Item I geve and bequethe to everye one of my chyldrens chyldren one shepe
Item I will that nicholas muston and John muston the yonger be my executors and John muston the elder and Thomas muston to be sup[er]visors
The reste of my goods unbequethed I geve and bequethe to my executors to be devyded by the discretyon of my sup[er]visors
These being witnesses Richard plumer clerke Sethe hosse will[ia]m more.
Stott [2016:135:fn48] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, registered wills, 1572-77, fo. 12 [FHL 1,519,396].
(An image of the will transcription from Stott [1998] is attached.)1
Transcription of will from Stott [2016:142]:
"I geve and bequethe to my yonger sonne John Muston my hoursse and carte and cart geares my plowes and also phough geares my crope bothe in feyld and towne to the valewe of x
Item I geve and bequethe to my sonne George Muston x
Item I geve and bequethe to my dowghter agnes benche vj xiij iiij
Item I geve & bequethe to Thomas muston the sonne of will[ia]m muston x
Item I geve and bequethe to my lande lorde mr sherwood the eldere a geldynge or els iij vj viij
Item I bequethe to my lande ladye x
Item I geve and bequethe to mr Franncis Sherrot xx
Item I geve and bequethe to Eliz muston the dowghter of w"' muston and to helyne muston the dowghter of nicholas muston iij vj viij to be devyded betwixt theym too
Item I geve and bequethe to hewe muston the sonne of edward Muston one cowe
Item I geve and bequethe to Edward muston my sonne x shepe
Item I geve and bequethe to margaret berye one ewe and a lambe
Item I geve and bequethe to hewe muston the sonne of John muston the yonger my greatest brasse pott
Item I geve unto everye godchylde that I have vj
Item I geve and bequethe to everye one of my chyldrens chyldren one shepe
Item I will that nicholas muston and John muston the yonger be my executors and John muston the elder and Thomas muston to be sup[er]visors
The reste of my goods unbequethed I geve and bequethe to my executors to be devyded by the discretyon of my sup[er]visors
These being witnesses Richard plumer clerke Sethe hosse will[ia]m more.
Stott [2016:135:fn48] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, registered wills, 1572-77, fo. 12 [FHL 1,519,396].
(An image of the will transcription from Stott [1998] is attached.)1
Citations
- [S4721] Clifford L. Stott, "Ancestry of Anne Bincks of Scalford, Leicestershire, Wife of Nanthaniel Dickinson of Wethersfield and Hadley, and Mother of William Gull of Hatfield", The NEHG Register Vol. 170, No. 678, pp. 133-144 (Spring 2016): p. 142. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks."
William Gull1
M, #92586, b. before 25 February 1620/21, d. between 12 April 1701 and 18 December 1701
| Father | John Gull1 b. a 26 Aug 1559, d. b 8 Jul 1627 |
| Mother | Anna/Annis/Agnes Bincks1 b. b 19 Feb 1603/4, d. a 24 Mar 1670/71 |
| Last Edited | 16 Sep 2019 |
William Gull was born before 25 February 1620/21 at Lincolnshire, England.2 He was baptized on 25 February 1620/21 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.2 He married Elizabeth Smith, daughter of Samuel Smith and Elizabeth Smith, circa 1656
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Her 2nd husband.3
William Gull died between 12 April 1701 and 18 December 1701 at Hatfield, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts, USA; Presumably died between the date of his will and the probate thereof.3
His estate was probated on 18 December 1701 at Hampshire Co., Massachusetts, USA.3
; Much inaccurate information has been reported about the ancestry of Nathaniel DICKINSON, the immigrant and pioneer settler of Hadley, Massachusetts. Much of this was based on the publications Frederick Dickinson [1897] and Wharton Dickinson [1901]. These early works posit a descent for Nathaniel from "John Dykonsen", a 1th century freeholder in Yorkshire. Dickinson [19041] was said to have claimed that the Dickinsons were said to descend from Walter de Caen, later Walter de Kenson, a companion of The Conqueror. The latest published version of this descent seems to have been Smith [1978]. Smith goes further proposing a common descent for "virtually every colonial Dickinson family from Massachusetts to Virginia." There was also an effort to tie Nathaniel into Massachusetts Bay Colony as part of the Winthrop immigration ca 1630, settling first in Watertown, MA. Other examples recounting this (erroneous) ancestry include FBS [1942] (full name of author unknown), and Dickinson [1884].
George McCracken [1980] judged this descent and its extension to the colonial universe of DICKINSON families "mostly rubbish." McCracken wrote: "The earlier generations are hardly acceptable...as connections between the individuals are unlikely." Later, Stott [1998] uses meticulous research to completely dismantle these earlier fantasies to conclusively show the family to have descended from a DICKINSON family in Billingborough, Lincolnshire, and only traceable back to mid-1500. He also shows that Nathaniel only arrived in the colonies (Wethersfield, CT) ca 1637, with his wife, Anna (_____) GULL DICKINSON (widow of John Gull) and at least five children (born prior to leaving Lincolnshire). Stott[1998:174-178] also discusses Nathaniel's step-son, William GULL (by Anna's first husband, John BULL), and some of the GULL family ancestry, showing that William and Nathaniel were cousins. More recently, Stott [2016] has identified Anna's maiden name as BINCKS and identifies the first generations of her ancestry.
I have constructed my ancestry for Nathaniel DICKINSON using the work of Stott [1998] and Stott [2016] and urge others to read these two articles and reconsider their own work. (Images of the McCracken and two Stott articles are attached.)4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11
Reference: Stott [1998:173-178] containes valuable information on William and the GULL family of Billingborough, Lincolnshire, England.12 He was a witness to Stott [2016:133-44] present some important evidence on the BINCKS and MUSSONancestry of Anna (BINCKS) GULL who married Nathaniel DICKINSON. with James Bincks.13 Nathaniel Dickinson (Sr.) and Anna/Annis/Agnes Bincks immigrated circa 1637 to Wethersfield, Hartford Co., Connecticut, USA;
According to Stott [1998:168]: "Nathaniel arrived in Wethersfield, Connecticut, between 26 June 1636, when his daughter Ann was baptized at Billingborough, and July 1638, when his son Samuel was born at Wethersfield)."
Stott cites: Wethersfield Deeds, 1:12 (FHL microfilm 005,991).14,15 William Gull was living in 1648 at Wethersfield, Hartford Co., Connecticut, USA;
Per Stott [1998:175]: "William Gull is first noticed in Wethersfield town records in 1648, when he was hired with three others to keep the town herd." Stott cites: "Henry R. Stiles, The History of Ancient Wethersfield, 2 vols. (1904; repr. Somersworth, N.H ., 1974).[note 25] I:178."16
In Nathaniel Dickinson (Sr.)'s will dated 29 May 1676 at Hadley, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts, USA, William Gull was named as an heir;
Transcription of will from Stott [1998:169-170]:
"I Nathll Dickenson Senr late of Hadfeyld now of Hadley in ye County of Hampshire upon Conecticutt do make & ordane this my Last will & testement as followeth.
"ImpWr making a full surrender of myself Soul & Body unto ye handes of God my Creator & Jesus Christ my alone Saviour & Redeemer relying on him for all yt I need & hope for in this world & y1 which is to Come & leaving my body to decent Buriall in hope of a Blessed Resurrection I doe Bestow y1 Portion of Outward estate which ye Lord in his fatherlie mercy hath Blessed me with in manner following my debtes & funerall expences being first payd I doe give unto my son Nehemiah my house & Barn & homelott with all the preveledges & Appurtenances thereto belonging as alsoe one half of my meadow land in Hadley (except what is after accepted [excepted]) with the preveledgs and Apputenances thereto belonging to be to him & his heirs forever besides what was Thomas Websters.
"I give to my Daughter in Law Dorcus Widow to my son Azariah four acres & a half of meaddow Land Bounded by my son Thomas his Land East, Francis west, John Hubbard North & ye highway South to be to her & her heirs for Ever. Further I give or abate to her all yt was my due for ye Rent of the rent of my Land from her & Also Doe give to her yt money yt was due to me for my oxen, and also three Pounds y1 was Due for a barrell (unpayd) of pork, all & every of ye premises I give to ye sd Dorcus as her own to be her & her heirs for Ever.
"The rest of my meaddow in Hadly I doe give to be equally Divided betweene all my sons (except Nehemiah) and my Daughters Francis Dickenson and Hannah Clary which my executors shall either equally divide to all my aforesayd Children or else pay to Each their proportion of ye sayd Landes as it shall be Prized on Country Pay within too yeares after my Decease to ym and their heirs for Ever.
"To my son Thomas I give my house & Lot I Bought of M' Wattson he paying to M' Wattson ye thirty poundWilliam Gull yt is yet Due for ye same or if like it not on those termes then it shall be Cast in among my Devidable Estate to my Children.
"I give to my son Samll my house & homelott in Hatfeild to be to him & his heirs for Ever together with ye Preveleges & Appurtenances thereto belonging.
"To my son Obadiah I give all ye Rest of my land in Hatfeild with ye preveleges & Appurtenances thereto belonging to be to him & his heirs for Ever. And my meaning & will is that these my two sons Samuel & Obadiah shall not come in for a share of my Land in Hadley But given them in Hatfeild shall be instead of it.
"To my son William Gull I give yt three poundes wch he oweth me for a barll of Pork. All ye Rest of my estate I give to be equally devided amongst all my sons my Daughters Francis Dickinson & Hannah Clary having herein equall shares with there Brethren.
"I do hereby make & ordane my two sons Thomas & Nehemiah Executors of this my Last will & testement hereunto as my Last will & testement have sub joyned my hand & seal this present 29th May 1676. Nathaniel Dickenson
"In the presence of Joseph Kellogg [and] John Russell, Jur
"The Desire of ye testator is y1 ye share given unto Francis Dickenson may if she see meete be given to Samll Gillits Children."
Note from Stott [1998:170]: "The "daughter" Frances was dearly the widow of Nathaniel's son John, recently killed at Turner's Falls. Samuel Gillett, son-in-law of John and Frances, was also killed at Turner's Falls the same day.
Stott cites: Hampshire County Probate, 1:180, 187 (FHL microfilm 879,184).
(An image of the will transcription from Stott [1998] is attached.)14
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Per Stott [1998:175:fn60]: "The son Nathaniel gave a receipt to his "father," William Gull of Hatfield, for his portion of the estate, 19Jan. 1686 (Hampshire County Probate, 3:85 FH.17
William Gull left a will on 12 April 1701 at Hatfield, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts, USA;
Transcription of will from Stott [1998:175-177]:
"In the name of God Amen this 12 day of Aprill 1701 in the thirteenth year of ye Reign of William ye 3d of England Scotland France & Ireland defender of ye faith etc. I William Gull of Hatfield in ye County of Hampshire within the Province of ye Massachusetts Bay in New England Having many Bodyly infirmities but of sound minde & perfect memory Praise be given to god for the same & knowing ye uncertaintie of this life on Earth & being desirous to sette things in order do make this my last will & testement in Manner & form following that is to say - first & principally I commend my soul to almightie god my Creator Assuredly believing that I shall Receive full pardon & free Remission of all my sins & be saved by the precious merritts of my Blessed Saviour & Redeemer Christ Jesus & my Body to the earth from whence it was taken to be buried in such decent manner as my executors hereafter named shall be thought meete & convenyent & as touching such wordly estate as ye Lord in mercy hath sent me my will & meaning is the same shall be imployed & bestowed as hereafter by this will is Expressed. And first of all I Remake, Renounce Frustrate & make voyde all wills by me for merly made & hereby declare & appointe this my Last Will & testiment.
"Impr I give & bequeath to my deere & loving wife Elizabeth ye use of my whole estate both Lands & moveables houses homelots with a ll their appurtenances for ye full term of her naturall life as alsoe I give to her the full & just vallue of twenty pounds out of my moveable goods such as she shall chuse to be at her own free & absolute dispose for ever.
"It[em] I give & bequeath to my Loving daughter Mercy Alverd alias Gull my homestead & housing with all appurtenances as it is situate in Hatfield Bounded by an houselot of Phillip Russell North on a houselot of Sam11 Dickinson Senr South on the great River East on the town street West, alsoe I give & bequeath to her my sd daughter Mercy Alverd alias Gull all my accomodations or Out Lands Wood Lands or Common Lands which of right is my due or may grow to be of Right to me within the Bounds of the t ship of Hatfield all which to be to her & ye heirs lawfully begotten of her Body & in case she should dye without Issue then my will is that my son in law Jeremiah Alverd surviveing shall have & injoy the aforesd houseing & homestead & Out Lands or Common Lands aforementioned to be to him & his heirs forever. I alsoe give & bequeath to my daughter Mercy abovenamed My yoke of Oxen.
"It[em] I give & bequeath to my Loveing daughter Mary Wife to Robert Bardwell my lot in the great Hollow in the meadow comonly called the great meadow in Hatfield as it is bounded by Land of Capt John Allis deceased North, on Land of Mr Hope Atherton's heirs South, abutting on the pond West on an high way East conteineing three acres & half more or Less alsoe my upper Lot in the meadow commonly called the Litle meadow in Hatfield part of which I bought of Samll Dickinson Senr ye whole being bounded by land of Ltt Daniel Warner deceased Northeast, on Lands of Richard Mortons & Lands of widdow Fellows deceased Southeast, on the River Northwest & on an High way South west., alsoe in the Litle meadow aforesd one peice of grass Land as it is bounded by Land of John Graves North, on Land of Mr Hope Atherton deceased his heirs South; abutting on the great River East, & on Land of John Wells & David Whites West conteineing by Estimation five roods more or Less all as to be to her & to her heirs Lawfully begotten of her Body for Ever after ye decease of my wife Elizabeth abovenamed.
"lt[em] I give & bequeath to my Loving daughter Anna wife to Jonathan Roote my Lot in the meadow commonly called the South meadow in Hatfield in ye upper division of plowing Land conteineing by Estimation four acres more or Less as it is bounded by Land of Jonathan Whites North on Land of John Cowles South abutting on an high way both East & West alsoe my Lot in the tract of Land comonly called ye Milriver Swamp in Hatfield as it is bounded by Land of Sam11 Belding Senr Northerlie & on Land of Sam" Partriggs Southerlie abutting on an high way both Easterlie & Westerlie conteineing by Estimation Eight acres more or Less to be to her after the decease of my wife & not till then & to the heirs Law fully begotten of her Body for Ever.
"It[em] I give & bequeath to my Loveing Grandchild Elizabeth the daughter of my Loveing daughter Hester deceased sometyme wife to Joseph Gillit my Lot in ye meadow comonly called the great meadow in Hatfield conteineing by Estima tion five acres more or Less as it is Bounded by Land of John Wells South by Land of Mr Hope Atherton deceased his heirs North abutting on an high way East & on the pond West; alsoe my Lot in the meadow comonly called the Little Meadow next the gate in Hatfield conteineing by Estimtion three acres more or Less Bounded on the River East on the high way West on Land formerly Zachery Feilds Land South on Land of Ltt Daniel Werners North after the decease of my wife & not till then to be to her & to her heirs forever.
"It[em] After my Wifes Elizabeth decease & after the twenty pounds I have bequeathed to her absolute dispose is set out & what wast in sd moveable goods considered the sirplus or remainder of my whole Estate in Moveable goods or otherwise I give & bequeath to my daughter Mercy & to her husband Jeremiah Alverd to be to them & to their heirs for Ever.
"It[em] I alsoe will that my just debts be discharged & payd by my Executors hereafter named out of the whole estate.
"It[em] I ordeine Constitute & appointe my Loveing Kinsman Sam" Partrigg Senr & my Loveing wife Elizabeth joynt & Sole Executors of this my Last Will & testement In witness of all I have hereunto Subscribed & Sealed this 12 day of April 1701.
"William W Gull his marke
"Signed Sealed in the presence & witness off Nathll W Dickinson his marke John Coleman Samll Dickinson Senr."18
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Her 2nd husband.3
William Gull died between 12 April 1701 and 18 December 1701 at Hatfield, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts, USA; Presumably died between the date of his will and the probate thereof.3
His estate was probated on 18 December 1701 at Hampshire Co., Massachusetts, USA.3
; Much inaccurate information has been reported about the ancestry of Nathaniel DICKINSON, the immigrant and pioneer settler of Hadley, Massachusetts. Much of this was based on the publications Frederick Dickinson [1897] and Wharton Dickinson [1901]. These early works posit a descent for Nathaniel from "John Dykonsen", a 1th century freeholder in Yorkshire. Dickinson [19041] was said to have claimed that the Dickinsons were said to descend from Walter de Caen, later Walter de Kenson, a companion of The Conqueror. The latest published version of this descent seems to have been Smith [1978]. Smith goes further proposing a common descent for "virtually every colonial Dickinson family from Massachusetts to Virginia." There was also an effort to tie Nathaniel into Massachusetts Bay Colony as part of the Winthrop immigration ca 1630, settling first in Watertown, MA. Other examples recounting this (erroneous) ancestry include FBS [1942] (full name of author unknown), and Dickinson [1884].
George McCracken [1980] judged this descent and its extension to the colonial universe of DICKINSON families "mostly rubbish." McCracken wrote: "The earlier generations are hardly acceptable...as connections between the individuals are unlikely." Later, Stott [1998] uses meticulous research to completely dismantle these earlier fantasies to conclusively show the family to have descended from a DICKINSON family in Billingborough, Lincolnshire, and only traceable back to mid-1500. He also shows that Nathaniel only arrived in the colonies (Wethersfield, CT) ca 1637, with his wife, Anna (_____) GULL DICKINSON (widow of John Gull) and at least five children (born prior to leaving Lincolnshire). Stott[1998:174-178] also discusses Nathaniel's step-son, William GULL (by Anna's first husband, John BULL), and some of the GULL family ancestry, showing that William and Nathaniel were cousins. More recently, Stott [2016] has identified Anna's maiden name as BINCKS and identifies the first generations of her ancestry.
I have constructed my ancestry for Nathaniel DICKINSON using the work of Stott [1998] and Stott [2016] and urge others to read these two articles and reconsider their own work. (Images of the McCracken and two Stott articles are attached.)4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11
Reference: Stott [1998:173-178] containes valuable information on William and the GULL family of Billingborough, Lincolnshire, England.12 He was a witness to Stott [2016:133-44] present some important evidence on the BINCKS and MUSSONancestry of Anna (BINCKS) GULL who married Nathaniel DICKINSON. with James Bincks.13
Nathaniel Dickinson (Sr.) and Anna/Annis/Agnes Bincks immigrated circa 1637 to Wethersfield, Hartford Co., Connecticut, USA; According to Stott [1998:168]: "Nathaniel arrived in Wethersfield, Connecticut, between 26 June 1636, when his daughter Ann was baptized at Billingborough, and July 1638, when his son Samuel was born at Wethersfield)."
Stott cites: Wethersfield Deeds, 1:12 (FHL microfilm 005,991).14,15 William Gull was living in 1648 at Wethersfield, Hartford Co., Connecticut, USA;
Per Stott [1998:175]: "William Gull is first noticed in Wethersfield town records in 1648, when he was hired with three others to keep the town herd." Stott cites: "Henry R. Stiles, The History of Ancient Wethersfield, 2 vols. (1904; repr. Somersworth, N.H ., 1974).[note 25] I:178."16
In Nathaniel Dickinson (Sr.)'s will dated 29 May 1676 at Hadley, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts, USA, William Gull was named as an heir;
Transcription of will from Stott [1998:169-170]:
"I Nathll Dickenson Senr late of Hadfeyld now of Hadley in ye County of Hampshire upon Conecticutt do make & ordane this my Last will & testement as followeth.
"ImpWr making a full surrender of myself Soul & Body unto ye handes of God my Creator & Jesus Christ my alone Saviour & Redeemer relying on him for all yt I need & hope for in this world & y1 which is to Come & leaving my body to decent Buriall in hope of a Blessed Resurrection I doe Bestow y1 Portion of Outward estate which ye Lord in his fatherlie mercy hath Blessed me with in manner following my debtes & funerall expences being first payd I doe give unto my son Nehemiah my house & Barn & homelott with all the preveledges & Appurtenances thereto belonging as alsoe one half of my meadow land in Hadley (except what is after accepted [excepted]) with the preveledgs and Apputenances thereto belonging to be to him & his heirs forever besides what was Thomas Websters.
"I give to my Daughter in Law Dorcus Widow to my son Azariah four acres & a half of meaddow Land Bounded by my son Thomas his Land East, Francis west, John Hubbard North & ye highway South to be to her & her heirs for Ever. Further I give or abate to her all yt was my due for ye Rent of the rent of my Land from her & Also Doe give to her yt money yt was due to me for my oxen, and also three Pounds y1 was Due for a barrell (unpayd) of pork, all & every of ye premises I give to ye sd Dorcus as her own to be her & her heirs for Ever.
"The rest of my meaddow in Hadly I doe give to be equally Divided betweene all my sons (except Nehemiah) and my Daughters Francis Dickenson and Hannah Clary which my executors shall either equally divide to all my aforesayd Children or else pay to Each their proportion of ye sayd Landes as it shall be Prized on Country Pay within too yeares after my Decease to ym and their heirs for Ever.
"To my son Thomas I give my house & Lot I Bought of M' Wattson he paying to M' Wattson ye thirty poundWilliam Gull yt is yet Due for ye same or if like it not on those termes then it shall be Cast in among my Devidable Estate to my Children.
"I give to my son Samll my house & homelott in Hatfeild to be to him & his heirs for Ever together with ye Preveleges & Appurtenances thereto belonging.
"To my son Obadiah I give all ye Rest of my land in Hatfeild with ye preveleges & Appurtenances thereto belonging to be to him & his heirs for Ever. And my meaning & will is that these my two sons Samuel & Obadiah shall not come in for a share of my Land in Hadley But given them in Hatfeild shall be instead of it.
"To my son William Gull I give yt three poundes wch he oweth me for a barll of Pork. All ye Rest of my estate I give to be equally devided amongst all my sons my Daughters Francis Dickinson & Hannah Clary having herein equall shares with there Brethren.
"I do hereby make & ordane my two sons Thomas & Nehemiah Executors of this my Last will & testement hereunto as my Last will & testement have sub joyned my hand & seal this present 29th May 1676. Nathaniel Dickenson
"In the presence of Joseph Kellogg [and] John Russell, Jur
"The Desire of ye testator is y1 ye share given unto Francis Dickenson may if she see meete be given to Samll Gillits Children."
Note from Stott [1998:170]: "The "daughter" Frances was dearly the widow of Nathaniel's son John, recently killed at Turner's Falls. Samuel Gillett, son-in-law of John and Frances, was also killed at Turner's Falls the same day.
Stott cites: Hampshire County Probate, 1:180, 187 (FHL microfilm 879,184).
(An image of the will transcription from Stott [1998] is attached.)14
;
Per Stott [1998:175:fn60]: "The son Nathaniel gave a receipt to his "father," William Gull of Hatfield, for his portion of the estate, 19Jan. 1686 (Hampshire County Probate, 3:85 FH.17
William Gull left a will on 12 April 1701 at Hatfield, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts, USA;
Transcription of will from Stott [1998:175-177]:
"In the name of God Amen this 12 day of Aprill 1701 in the thirteenth year of ye Reign of William ye 3d of England Scotland France & Ireland defender of ye faith etc. I William Gull of Hatfield in ye County of Hampshire within the Province of ye Massachusetts Bay in New England Having many Bodyly infirmities but of sound minde & perfect memory Praise be given to god for the same & knowing ye uncertaintie of this life on Earth & being desirous to sette things in order do make this my last will & testement in Manner & form following that is to say - first & principally I commend my soul to almightie god my Creator Assuredly believing that I shall Receive full pardon & free Remission of all my sins & be saved by the precious merritts of my Blessed Saviour & Redeemer Christ Jesus & my Body to the earth from whence it was taken to be buried in such decent manner as my executors hereafter named shall be thought meete & convenyent & as touching such wordly estate as ye Lord in mercy hath sent me my will & meaning is the same shall be imployed & bestowed as hereafter by this will is Expressed. And first of all I Remake, Renounce Frustrate & make voyde all wills by me for merly made & hereby declare & appointe this my Last Will & testiment.
"Impr I give & bequeath to my deere & loving wife Elizabeth ye use of my whole estate both Lands & moveables houses homelots with a ll their appurtenances for ye full term of her naturall life as alsoe I give to her the full & just vallue of twenty pounds out of my moveable goods such as she shall chuse to be at her own free & absolute dispose for ever.
"It[em] I give & bequeath to my Loving daughter Mercy Alverd alias Gull my homestead & housing with all appurtenances as it is situate in Hatfield Bounded by an houselot of Phillip Russell North on a houselot of Sam11 Dickinson Senr South on the great River East on the town street West, alsoe I give & bequeath to her my sd daughter Mercy Alverd alias Gull all my accomodations or Out Lands Wood Lands or Common Lands which of right is my due or may grow to be of Right to me within the Bounds of the t ship of Hatfield all which to be to her & ye heirs lawfully begotten of her Body & in case she should dye without Issue then my will is that my son in law Jeremiah Alverd surviveing shall have & injoy the aforesd houseing & homestead & Out Lands or Common Lands aforementioned to be to him & his heirs forever. I alsoe give & bequeath to my daughter Mercy abovenamed My yoke of Oxen.
"It[em] I give & bequeath to my Loveing daughter Mary Wife to Robert Bardwell my lot in the great Hollow in the meadow comonly called the great meadow in Hatfield as it is bounded by Land of Capt John Allis deceased North, on Land of Mr Hope Atherton's heirs South, abutting on the pond West on an high way East conteineing three acres & half more or Less alsoe my upper Lot in the meadow commonly called the Litle meadow in Hatfield part of which I bought of Samll Dickinson Senr ye whole being bounded by land of Ltt Daniel Warner deceased Northeast, on Lands of Richard Mortons & Lands of widdow Fellows deceased Southeast, on the River Northwest & on an High way South west., alsoe in the Litle meadow aforesd one peice of grass Land as it is bounded by Land of John Graves North, on Land of Mr Hope Atherton deceased his heirs South; abutting on the great River East, & on Land of John Wells & David Whites West conteineing by Estimation five roods more or Less all as to be to her & to her heirs Lawfully begotten of her Body for Ever after ye decease of my wife Elizabeth abovenamed.
"lt[em] I give & bequeath to my Loving daughter Anna wife to Jonathan Roote my Lot in the meadow commonly called the South meadow in Hatfield in ye upper division of plowing Land conteineing by Estimation four acres more or Less as it is bounded by Land of Jonathan Whites North on Land of John Cowles South abutting on an high way both East & West alsoe my Lot in the tract of Land comonly called ye Milriver Swamp in Hatfield as it is bounded by Land of Sam11 Belding Senr Northerlie & on Land of Sam" Partriggs Southerlie abutting on an high way both Easterlie & Westerlie conteineing by Estimation Eight acres more or Less to be to her after the decease of my wife & not till then & to the heirs Law fully begotten of her Body for Ever.
"It[em] I give & bequeath to my Loveing Grandchild Elizabeth the daughter of my Loveing daughter Hester deceased sometyme wife to Joseph Gillit my Lot in ye meadow comonly called the great meadow in Hatfield conteineing by Estima tion five acres more or Less as it is Bounded by Land of John Wells South by Land of Mr Hope Atherton deceased his heirs North abutting on an high way East & on the pond West; alsoe my Lot in the meadow comonly called the Little Meadow next the gate in Hatfield conteineing by Estimtion three acres more or Less Bounded on the River East on the high way West on Land formerly Zachery Feilds Land South on Land of Ltt Daniel Werners North after the decease of my wife & not till then to be to her & to her heirs forever.
"It[em] After my Wifes Elizabeth decease & after the twenty pounds I have bequeathed to her absolute dispose is set out & what wast in sd moveable goods considered the sirplus or remainder of my whole Estate in Moveable goods or otherwise I give & bequeath to my daughter Mercy & to her husband Jeremiah Alverd to be to them & to their heirs for Ever.
"It[em] I alsoe will that my just debts be discharged & payd by my Executors hereafter named out of the whole estate.
"It[em] I ordeine Constitute & appointe my Loveing Kinsman Sam" Partrigg Senr & my Loveing wife Elizabeth joynt & Sole Executors of this my Last Will & testement In witness of all I have hereunto Subscribed & Sealed this 12 day of April 1701.
"William W Gull his marke
"Signed Sealed in the presence & witness off Nathll W Dickinson his marke John Coleman Samll Dickinson Senr."18
Family | Elizabeth Smith d. a 5 Jan 1702 |
| Children |
Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): pp. 167, 174. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", p. 174.
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", p. 175.
- [S4722] Frederick Dickinson, To the descendants of Thomas Dickinson, son of Nathaniel and Anna Gull Dickinson, of Wethersfield, Connecticut, and Hadley, Massachusetts. (Chicago, IL: W. D. Grant, 1897). Hereinafter cited as Dickinson [1897] Desc of Thomas Dickinson.
- [S4723] Wharton Dickinson, Record of the Lambert-Dickinson family : with the various branches in England, the various emigrations to America, and some of the principal members of the race here : together with a report of the Dickinson family reunion at Amherst, Mass., August 8th and 9th, 1883 (Flushing, NY: Dickinson, 1901). Hereinafter cited as Dickinson [1901] Lambert-Dickinson Family Report.
- [S4724] Elinor V. Smith, Descendants of Nathaniel Dickinson (n.p.: Dickinson Family Association, 1978). Hereinafter cited as Smith [1978] Descendants of Nathaniel Dickinson.
- [S4725] George E. McCracken, "Book Review - Descendants of Nathaniel Dickinson by Elinor V. Smith 1978", The American Genealogist (TAG) Vol. 56, p. 64 (1980). Hereinafter cited as "McCracken [1980] - Review Desc of Nath'l DICKINSON."
- [S4721] Clifford L. Stott, "Ancestry of Anne Bincks of Scalford, Leicestershire, Wife of Nanthaniel Dickinson of Wethersfield and Hadley, and Mother of William Gull of Hatfield", The NEHG Register Vol. 170, No. 678, pp. 133-144 (Spring 2016). Hereinafter cited as "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks."
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
- [S4726] F.B.S. (initials only), History of the Dickinson Family and Descendants of Nathaniel Dickinson, the First American Ancestor, Who Arrived 1630 (n.p.: n.pub., 1942). Hereinafter cited as FBS (1942) - Hist of Dickinson Family.
- [S4727] [Unknown author], Reunion of the Dickinson Family of Amherst, Mass., August 8th and 9th, 1883, with Appendix. (Binghamton, NY: Binghamton Publishing Company, 1884). Hereinafter cited as Dickinson [1884] Reunion of the Dickinson Family.
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", pp. 173-178.
- [S4721] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [2016] Ancestry of Anne Bincks", pp. 133-44.
- [S2374] Find a Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/, Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 14 September 2019), memorial page for Nathaniel Dickinson (May 1601–16 Jun 1676), Find A Grave Memorial no. 17951920, citing Old Hadley Cemetery, Hadley, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, USA ; Maintained by lifescribe (contributor 48569208), at: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/17951920/nathaniel-dickinson. Hereinafter cited as Find a Grave.
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", p. 168.
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", p. 175 and footnote 62.
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", p. 175, footnote 60.
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", pp. 175-177.
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", p. 177.
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", p. 178.
William Gull II1
M, #92587, b. say 1562
| Father | William (I) Gull2 |
| Mother | Katherine (?)2 |
| Last Edited | 16 Sep 2019 |
William Gull II was born say 1562 at Lincolnshire, England.2 He married Elizabeth Dickinson, daughter of Thomas Dickinson and Anne/Agnes Tingle, on 2 August 1597 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.3
William Gull II married Joan Siolverwood on 1 May 1618
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Per Stott [1998:174]: "The timing suggests this was a second marriage of WilliamB Gull [II], but it is also possible that the marriage is that of his son William [III]."2
William Gull II was buried on 8 May 1639 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.2
William Gull II married Joan Siolverwood on 1 May 1618
;
Per Stott [1998:174]: "The timing suggests this was a second marriage of WilliamB Gull [II], but it is also possible that the marriage is that of his son William [III]."2
William Gull II was buried on 8 May 1639 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.2
Family 1 | Elizabeth Dickinson b. b 7 Aug 1573 |
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Family 2 | Joan Siolverwood |
Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): p 174. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", p. 174.
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", pp 1666, 174.
Elizabeth Dickinson1
F, #92588, b. before 7 August 1573
| Father | Thomas Dickinson2 b. s 1547, d. b 8 Oct 1579 |
| Mother | Anne/Agnes Tingle2 |
| Last Edited | 16 Sep 2019 |
Elizabeth Dickinson was born before 7 August 1573 at Lincolnshire, England.3 She was baptized on 7 August 1573 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.3 She married William Gull II, son of William (I) Gull and Katherine (?), on 2 August 1597 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.4
Elizabeth Dickinson was buried on 26 August 1616 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.5
Elizabeth Dickinson was buried on 26 August 1616 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.5
Family | William Gull II b. s 1562 |
| Children |
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Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): p 174. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", pp 166, 174.
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", p. 166.
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", pp 1666, 174.
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", p. 174.
Thomas Dickinson1
M, #92589, b. say 1547, d. before 8 October 1579
| Father | (?) Dickinson1 |
| Last Edited | 16 Sep 2019 |
Thomas Dickinson was born say 1547 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.2 He married Anne/Agnes Tingle on 1 September 1572 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England,
;
Her 1st husband.3
Thomas Dickinson died before 8 October 1579 at Lincolnshire, England.2
Thomas Dickinson was buried on 8 October 1579 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.2
Thomas Dickinson left a will on 18 December 1578;
Transcription of will from Stott [1998:166]:
"Item I give to my brother Waters Diconson a chaire & to my syster his wiffe a great hutch. Item I give to my brother Henrie Diconson a paire of russet hose a paire of bootes and a!ether dublet. The rest of my goods I will to be devided into ij ptes whereof I will that my children have the one pte devided equally between them and the other pte I give to Agnes my wiffe whom I make my sole executrix of this my last will to see my bodie buried debts paid & legacies dis charged. And I ordain & appointe my brother Waters Dicconson and Robt Ganthern to be the supervisors to this my last will and I will that they shall take sufficient bonds from tyme to tyme of him wth whomsoevr my wiffe shall marrie that suche persons of goods maie come to my children as I have geven them pro vided always that if anie of my children depte this life before thei come of age to receyve their pte wch I have geven them that the pte of him or them so decessed to remane to the elder lyvers of them, Thes beinge witnes John Clarke Hughe Taverner wth others."
(An image of the will transcription from the Stott article is attached.]
Stott cites: (20) Consistory Court of Lincoln, registered wills, 59/236 (FHL microfilm 198,837).2
;
Her 1st husband.3
Thomas Dickinson died before 8 October 1579 at Lincolnshire, England.2
Thomas Dickinson was buried on 8 October 1579 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.2
Thomas Dickinson left a will on 18 December 1578;
Transcription of will from Stott [1998:166]:
"Item I give to my brother Waters Diconson a chaire & to my syster his wiffe a great hutch. Item I give to my brother Henrie Diconson a paire of russet hose a paire of bootes and a!ether dublet. The rest of my goods I will to be devided into ij ptes whereof I will that my children have the one pte devided equally between them and the other pte I give to Agnes my wiffe whom I make my sole executrix of this my last will to see my bodie buried debts paid & legacies dis charged. And I ordain & appointe my brother Waters Dicconson and Robt Ganthern to be the supervisors to this my last will and I will that they shall take sufficient bonds from tyme to tyme of him wth whomsoevr my wiffe shall marrie that suche persons of goods maie come to my children as I have geven them pro vided always that if anie of my children depte this life before thei come of age to receyve their pte wch I have geven them that the pte of him or them so decessed to remane to the elder lyvers of them, Thes beinge witnes John Clarke Hughe Taverner wth others."
(An image of the will transcription from the Stott article is attached.]
Stott cites: (20) Consistory Court of Lincoln, registered wills, 59/236 (FHL microfilm 198,837).2
Family | Anne/Agnes Tingle |
| Children |
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Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): p 164. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", p. 166.
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", pp 164, 166.
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", pp 166, 174.
Anne/Agnes Tingle1
F, #92590
| Last Edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Anne/Agnes Tingle married Thomas Dickinson, son of (?) Dickinson, on 1 September 1572 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England,
;
Her 1st husband.1 Anne/Agnes Tingle married John More on 26 October 1581 at England
;
Her 2nd husband.2
In Thomas Dickinson's will dated 18 December 1578, Anne/Agnes Tingle was named as an heir;
Transcription of will from Stott [1998:166]:
"Item I give to my brother Waters Diconson a chaire & to my syster his wiffe a great hutch. Item I give to my brother Henrie Diconson a paire of russet hose a paire of bootes and a!ether dublet. The rest of my goods I will to be devided into ij ptes whereof I will that my children have the one pte devided equally between them and the other pte I give to Agnes my wiffe whom I make my sole executrix of this my last will to see my bodie buried debts paid & legacies dis charged. And I ordain & appointe my brother Waters Dicconson and Robt Ganthern to be the supervisors to this my last will and I will that they shall take sufficient bonds from tyme to tyme of him wth whomsoevr my wiffe shall marrie that suche persons of goods maie come to my children as I have geven them pro vided always that if anie of my children depte this life before thei come of age to receyve their pte wch I have geven them that the pte of him or them so decessed to remane to the elder lyvers of them, Thes beinge witnes John Clarke Hughe Taverner wth others."
(An image of the will transcription from the Stott article is attached.]
Stott cites: (20) Consistory Court of Lincoln, registered wills, 59/236 (FHL microfilm 198,837).2
;
Her 1st husband.1 Anne/Agnes Tingle married John More on 26 October 1581 at England
;
Her 2nd husband.2
In Thomas Dickinson's will dated 18 December 1578, Anne/Agnes Tingle was named as an heir;
Transcription of will from Stott [1998:166]:
"Item I give to my brother Waters Diconson a chaire & to my syster his wiffe a great hutch. Item I give to my brother Henrie Diconson a paire of russet hose a paire of bootes and a!ether dublet. The rest of my goods I will to be devided into ij ptes whereof I will that my children have the one pte devided equally between them and the other pte I give to Agnes my wiffe whom I make my sole executrix of this my last will to see my bodie buried debts paid & legacies dis charged. And I ordain & appointe my brother Waters Dicconson and Robt Ganthern to be the supervisors to this my last will and I will that they shall take sufficient bonds from tyme to tyme of him wth whomsoevr my wiffe shall marrie that suche persons of goods maie come to my children as I have geven them pro vided always that if anie of my children depte this life before thei come of age to receyve their pte wch I have geven them that the pte of him or them so decessed to remane to the elder lyvers of them, Thes beinge witnes John Clarke Hughe Taverner wth others."
(An image of the will transcription from the Stott article is attached.]
Stott cites: (20) Consistory Court of Lincoln, registered wills, 59/236 (FHL microfilm 198,837).2
Family 1 | Thomas Dickinson b. s 1547, d. b 8 Oct 1579 |
| Children |
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Family 2 | John More |
Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): pp 164, 166. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", p. 166.
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", pp 166, 174.
Edward Dickinson1
M, #92592, b. say 1555, d. before 20 January 1594
| Father | Waters Dickinson1 b. s 1530, d. c 8 Apr 1591 |
| Mother | Alice (?)1 d. b 4 Sep 1596 |
| Last Edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Edward Dickinson married Alice (?)1
Edward Dickinson was born say 1555.1
Edward Dickinson died before 20 January 1594.1
Edward Dickinson was buried on 20 January 1593/94 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.1
His estate was probated on 5 February 1594.2
Edward Dickinson left a will on 8 January 1593 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England;
Per Stott [1998:166]: "Bequests were made to his mother Alice and to children Richard, Robert, Thomas, and Elizabeth. His brothers William and John witnessed the instrument."1
Edward Dickinson was born say 1555.1
Edward Dickinson died before 20 January 1594.1
Edward Dickinson was buried on 20 January 1593/94 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.1
His estate was probated on 5 February 1594.2
Edward Dickinson left a will on 8 January 1593 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England;
Per Stott [1998:166]: "Bequests were made to his mother Alice and to children Richard, Robert, Thomas, and Elizabeth. His brothers William and John witnessed the instrument."1
Family | Alice (?) d. b 19 May 1592 |
| Children |
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Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): p. 165. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", pp. 165-6.
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", p. 166.
Alice (?)1
F, #92593, d. before 19 May 1592
| Last Edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Alice (?) married Edward Dickinson, son of Waters Dickinson and Alice (?).1
Alice (?) died before 19 May 1592.1
Alice (?) was buried on 19 May 1592 .1
In Edward Dickinson's will dated 8 January 1593 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England, Alice (?) was named as an heir;
Per Stott [1998:166]: "Bequests were made to his mother Alice and to children Richard, Robert, Thomas, and Elizabeth. His brothers William and John witnessed the instrument."1
Alice (?) died before 19 May 1592.1
Alice (?) was buried on 19 May 1592 .1
In Edward Dickinson's will dated 8 January 1593 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England, Alice (?) was named as an heir;
Per Stott [1998:166]: "Bequests were made to his mother Alice and to children Richard, Robert, Thomas, and Elizabeth. His brothers William and John witnessed the instrument."1
Family | Edward Dickinson b. s 1555, d. b 20 Jan 1594 |
| Children |
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Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): p. 165. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", p. 166.
Elizabeth Dickinson1
F, #92594, b. before 2 September 1581
| Father | Edward Dickinson1 b. s 1555, d. b 20 Jan 1594 |
| Mother | Alice (?)1 d. b 19 May 1592 |
| Last Edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Elizabeth Dickinson was born before 2 September 1581 at Lincolnshire, England.1 She was baptized on 2 September 1581 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.1
In Edward Dickinson's will dated 8 January 1593 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England, Elizabeth Dickinson was named as an heir;
Per Stott [1998:166]: "Bequests were made to his mother Alice and to children Richard, Robert, Thomas, and Elizabeth. His brothers William and John witnessed the instrument."2
In Edward Dickinson's will dated 8 January 1593 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England, Elizabeth Dickinson was named as an heir;
Per Stott [1998:166]: "Bequests were made to his mother Alice and to children Richard, Robert, Thomas, and Elizabeth. His brothers William and John witnessed the instrument."2
Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): p. 166. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", p. 165.
Robert Dickinson1
M, #92595, b. before 22 August 1586
| Father | Edward Dickinson1 b. s 1555, d. b 20 Jan 1594 |
| Mother | Alice (?)1 d. b 19 May 1592 |
| Last Edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Robert Dickinson was born before 22 August 1586 at Lincolnshire, England.1 He was baptized on 22 August 1586 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.1
In Edward Dickinson's will dated 8 January 1593 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England, Robert Dickinson was named as an heir;
Per Stott [1998:166]: "Bequests were made to his mother Alice and to children Richard, Robert, Thomas, and Elizabeth. His brothers William and John witnessed the instrument."2
In Edward Dickinson's will dated 8 January 1593 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England, Robert Dickinson was named as an heir;
Per Stott [1998:166]: "Bequests were made to his mother Alice and to children Richard, Robert, Thomas, and Elizabeth. His brothers William and John witnessed the instrument."2
Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): p. 166. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", p. 165.
Thomas Dickinson1
M, #92596, b. before 4 January 1590
| Father | Edward Dickinson1 b. s 1555, d. b 20 Jan 1594 |
| Mother | Alice (?)1 d. b 19 May 1592 |
| Last Edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Thomas Dickinson was baptized between 4 January 1589 and 1590 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.1 He was born before 4 January 1590 at Lincolnshire, England.1
In Edward Dickinson's will dated 8 January 1593 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England, Thomas Dickinson was named as an heir;
Per Stott [1998:166]: "Bequests were made to his mother Alice and to children Richard, Robert, Thomas, and Elizabeth. His brothers William and John witnessed the instrument."2
In Edward Dickinson's will dated 8 January 1593 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England, Thomas Dickinson was named as an heir;
Per Stott [1998:166]: "Bequests were made to his mother Alice and to children Richard, Robert, Thomas, and Elizabeth. His brothers William and John witnessed the instrument."2
Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): p. 166. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", p. 165.
Richard Dickinson1
M, #92597
| Father | Edward Dickinson1 b. s 1555, d. b 20 Jan 1594 |
| Mother | Alice (?)1 d. b 19 May 1592 |
| Last Edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Richard Dickinson was born at Lincolnshire, England.1
In Edward Dickinson's will dated 8 January 1593 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England, Richard Dickinson was named as an heir;
Per Stott [1998:166]: "Bequests were made to his mother Alice and to children Richard, Robert, Thomas, and Elizabeth. His brothers William and John witnessed the instrument."2
In Edward Dickinson's will dated 8 January 1593 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England, Richard Dickinson was named as an heir;
Per Stott [1998:166]: "Bequests were made to his mother Alice and to children Richard, Robert, Thomas, and Elizabeth. His brothers William and John witnessed the instrument."2
Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): p. 166. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", p. 165.
William Dickinson1
M, #92598, b. say 1560, d. after 1613/14
| Father | Waters Dickinson1 b. s 1530, d. c 8 Apr 1591 |
| Mother | Alice (?)1 d. b 4 Sep 1596 |
| Last Edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
William Dickinson was born say 1560 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.1
William Dickinson died after 1613/14 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England;
Per Stott [1998:166]: "...d. after 1613/4 when he signed the parish register as churchwarden."1
William Dickinson witnessed the will of Edward Dickinson on 8 January 1593 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England;
Per Stott [1998:166]: "Bequests were made to his mother Alice and to children Richard, Robert, Thomas, and Elizabeth. His brothers William and John witnessed the instrument."2 William Dickinson was
Churchwarden. Per Stott [1998:166]: "William was churchwarden also from 1595 through 1599....His signature as churchwarden in 1596/7 bears the mark of an educated man." between 1595 and 1599 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.1
William Dickinson died after 1613/14 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England;
Per Stott [1998:166]: "...d. after 1613/4 when he signed the parish register as churchwarden."1
William Dickinson witnessed the will of Edward Dickinson on 8 January 1593 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England;
Per Stott [1998:166]: "Bequests were made to his mother Alice and to children Richard, Robert, Thomas, and Elizabeth. His brothers William and John witnessed the instrument."2 William Dickinson was
Churchwarden. Per Stott [1998:166]: "William was churchwarden also from 1595 through 1599....His signature as churchwarden in 1596/7 bears the mark of an educated man." between 1595 and 1599 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.1
Family | |
| Children |
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Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): p. 166. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", p. 165.
Thomas Dickinson1
M, #92599
| Father | William Dickinson1 b. s 1560, d. a 1613/14 |
| Last Edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Thomas Dickinson was buried on 20 July 1592 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.1
Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): p. 166. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
Anne Dickinson1
F, #92600, b. before 30 January 1594/95
| Father | William Dickinson1 b. s 1560, d. a 1613/14 |
| Last Edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Anne Dickinson was born before 30 January 1594/95 at Lincolnshire, England.1 She was baptized on 30 January 1594/95 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.1
Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): p. 166. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
John Dickinson1
M, #92601, b. before 14 December 1595
| Father | William Dickinson1 b. s 1560, d. a 1613/14 |
| Last Edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
John Dickinson was born before 14 December 1595 at Lincolnshire, England.1 He was baptized on 14 December 1595 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.1
Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): p. 166. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
William Dickinson1
M, #92602, b. before 23 October 1602
| Father | William Dickinson1 b. s 1560, d. a 1613/14 |
| Last Edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
William Dickinson was born before 23 October 1602 at Lincolnshire, England.1 He was baptized on 23 October 1602 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.1
William Dickinson was buried on 6 August 1603 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.1
William Dickinson was buried on 6 August 1603 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.1
Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): p. 166. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
Samuel Dickinson1
M, #92603, b. before 21 December 1606
| Father | William Dickinson1 b. s 1560, d. a 1613/14 |
| Last Edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Samuel Dickinson was born before 21 December 1606 at Lincolnshire, England.1 He was baptized on 21 December 1606 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.1
Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): p. 166. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
John More1
M, #92604
| Last Edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Family | Anne/Agnes Tingle |
Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): p. 166. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
Robert Dickinson1
M, #92605, b. before 4 June 1575
| Father | Thomas Dickinson1 b. s 1547, d. b 8 Oct 1579 |
| Mother | Anne/Agnes Tingle1 |
| Last Edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Robert Dickinson was born before 4 June 1575 at Lincolnshire, England.1 He was baptized on 4 June 1575 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.
Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): p. 166. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
Marie Dickinson1
F, #92606, b. before 6 March 1580
| Father | Thomas Dickinson1 b. s 1547, d. b 8 Oct 1579 |
| Mother | Anne/Agnes Tingle1 |
| Last Edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Marie Dickinson was born before 6 March 1580 at Lincolnshire, England.1 She was baptized on 6 March 1580 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.1
Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): p. 166. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
John Dickinson II1
M, #92607, b. before 17 March 1599
| Father | John Dickinson1 b. 4 Dec 1564, d. b 19 Apr 1637 |
| Mother | Elizabeth (?)1 d. b 30 Aug 1309 |
| Last Edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
John Dickinson II was born before 17 March 1599 at Lincolnshire, England.1 He was baptized on 17 March 1599 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.1
Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): p. 167. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
Joseph Dickinson1
M, #92608, b. before 7 September 1606
| Father | John Dickinson1 b. 4 Dec 1564, d. b 19 Apr 1637 |
| Mother | Elizabeth (?)1 d. b 30 Aug 1309 |
| Last Edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Joseph Dickinson was born before 7 September 1606 at Lincolnshire, England.1 He was baptized on 7 September 1606 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.1
Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): p. 167. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
Elizabeth Dickinson1
F, #92609, d. before 5 May 1610
| Father | John Dickinson1 b. 4 Dec 1564, d. b 19 Apr 1637 |
| Mother | Elizabeth (?)1 d. b 30 Aug 1309 |
| Last Edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Elizabeth Dickinson died before 5 May 1610 at Lincolnshire, England.1
Elizabeth Dickinson was buried on 5 May 1610 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.1
Elizabeth Dickinson was buried on 5 May 1610 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.1
Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): p. 167. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
John Dickinson1
M, #92610, b. before 22 August 1624, d. 19 May 1676
| Father | Nathaniel Dickinson (Sr.)1 b. b 3 May 1601, d. 16 Jun 1676 |
| Mother | Anna/Annis/Agnes Bincks1 b. b 19 Feb 1603/4, d. a 24 Mar 1670/71 |
| Last Edited | 22 Sep 2019 |
John Dickinson was born before 22 August 1624 at Lincolnshire, England.1 He was baptized on 22 August 1624 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.1 He married Frances Foote, daughter of Nathaniel Foote and Elizabeth Smith, in 1647/48
;
Her 1st husband.
Per Stott [1998:170:fn28]: "Wethersfield Deeds, 1:13 (FHL microfilm 005,991). Marriage date is based on the birth of their dau. Hannah at Wethersfield, 6 Dec. 1648. Frances is identified in the inventory of estate of her father, Nathaniel Foote of Wethersfield, 20 Nov. 1644, and in the will of her mother, widow Elizabeth [Foote] Welles of Wethersfield, 28 March 1678 (no probate act, Hartford District Probate, abstracted in Charles William Manwaring, ed., A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records , 3 vols. [Hartford, 1904-1906], 1:12, 379-81).1
John Dickinson died on 19 May 1676;
Per Stott [1998:170]: "...killed by the Indians during King Philip's War at Turner's Falls, Mass."
Stott [1998:170:fn28] cites: "George M. Bodge, Soldiers in King Philip's War (Boston, 1906; repr. Baltimore, 1991), 241-47. Also see the estate records of John Dickinson, Hampshire County Probate, 1:181-82, 187, 194, 197; 3:7, 53 (FHL microfilm 879,184)."1
John Dickinson was buried after 19 May 1676 at Falls Eight Gravesite, Greenfield, Franklin Co., Massachusetts, USA; From Find A Grave:
BIRTH 22 Aug 1624, Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England
DEATH 19 May 1676 (aged 51), Greenfield, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA
John Dickinson was the son of Nathaniel Dickinson and Anna _____ Gull Dickinson and the husband of Frances Foote. About 1637 John emigrated with his family from England to Wethersfield, Connecticut. In 1648 in Wethersfield he married Frances Foote. He served as surveyor of highways in 1651. In 1659 John Dickinson moved to Hadley, Massachusetts in the Connecticut river valley. With the beginning of King Philip's war John most certainly manned the Hadley palisades against numerous attacks by King Philip's forces. As a volunteer he very briefly served under Capt. William Turner in one famous battle that ended in John's death. John Dickinson was killed by Indians during the retreat in Turner's Falls Fight (Battle of Peskeompskut). A memorial plaque near Nash's Mill, Greenfield Twp, Franklin Co, MA, commemorates the event as follows:
"Captain William Turner of Boston a soldier in King Philip's War was mortally wounded while crossing the Pukcommeacon (Green) River and fell on the west bank May 19, 1676 on the retreat after the 'Falls Fight' at Peskeompskut (Turner's Falls) Forty men of his command fell that day Captain Samuel Holyoke with the survivors fought their way back to Hatfield." For more detailed information about the battle see William Turner's memorial. John Dickinson does not have an individual grave marker.
The manager of this memorial is a direct descendant of John Dickinson and will not transfer.
Family Members
Parents
Nathaniel Dickinson 1601–1676
Anna Bincks Gull Dickinson unknown–1678
Siblings
Nathaniel Dickinson 1627–1710
Elizabeth Dickinson 1628–1631
Joseph Dickinson 1630–1675
Thomas Dickinson 1632–1713
Samuel Dickinson 1634–1638
Hannah Dickinson Clary 1636–1723
Samuel Dickinson 1638–1711
Obadiah Dickinson 1641–1698
Nehemiah Dickinson 1643–1723
Nathaniel Dickinson 1643–1710
Hezekiah Dickinson 1645–1707
Azariah Dickinson 1648–1675
Children
Hannah Dickenson Jennings 1648–1705
Abigail Dickinson Crowfoot 1663–1714
Mehitable Dickinson Ingram 1666–1735
Mercy Dickinson Chamberlain 1668–1735
BURIAL Falls Fight Gravesite, Greenfield, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA
Created by: GWC
Added: 20 May 2009
Find A Grave Memorial 37289815
SPONSORED BY eric nielsen.2
Nathaniel Dickinson (Sr.) and Anna/Annis/Agnes Bincks immigrated circa 1637 to Wethersfield, Hartford Co., Connecticut, USA;
According to Stott [1998:168]: "Nathaniel arrived in Wethersfield, Connecticut, between 26 June 1636, when his daughter Ann was baptized at Billingborough, and July 1638, when his son Samuel was born at Wethersfield)."
Stott cites: Wethersfield Deeds, 1:12 (FHL microfilm 005,991).3,4 John Dickinson was
Source: New Haven, CT: Families of Ancient New Haven. (Online database. AmericanAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2008.) Originally published as New Haven genealogical magazine. vols. I-VIII. Compiled by Donald Lines Jacobus. 8 vols. Rome, New York: Clarence D. Smith, 1923-1932. Page 977: List of Officials 1636-1665 (Image of original attached)
Sergt., Wethersfield Train Band, May, 1657. (Removed to Hadley.) in 1657 at Wethersfield, Hartford Co., Connecticut, USA.
;
Her 1st husband.
Per Stott [1998:170:fn28]: "Wethersfield Deeds, 1:13 (FHL microfilm 005,991). Marriage date is based on the birth of their dau. Hannah at Wethersfield, 6 Dec. 1648. Frances is identified in the inventory of estate of her father, Nathaniel Foote of Wethersfield, 20 Nov. 1644, and in the will of her mother, widow Elizabeth [Foote] Welles of Wethersfield, 28 March 1678 (no probate act, Hartford District Probate, abstracted in Charles William Manwaring, ed., A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records , 3 vols. [Hartford, 1904-1906], 1:12, 379-81).1
John Dickinson died on 19 May 1676;
Per Stott [1998:170]: "...killed by the Indians during King Philip's War at Turner's Falls, Mass."
Stott [1998:170:fn28] cites: "George M. Bodge, Soldiers in King Philip's War (Boston, 1906; repr. Baltimore, 1991), 241-47. Also see the estate records of John Dickinson, Hampshire County Probate, 1:181-82, 187, 194, 197; 3:7, 53 (FHL microfilm 879,184)."1
John Dickinson was buried after 19 May 1676 at Falls Eight Gravesite, Greenfield, Franklin Co., Massachusetts, USA; From Find A Grave:
BIRTH 22 Aug 1624, Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England
DEATH 19 May 1676 (aged 51), Greenfield, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA
John Dickinson was the son of Nathaniel Dickinson and Anna _____ Gull Dickinson and the husband of Frances Foote. About 1637 John emigrated with his family from England to Wethersfield, Connecticut. In 1648 in Wethersfield he married Frances Foote. He served as surveyor of highways in 1651. In 1659 John Dickinson moved to Hadley, Massachusetts in the Connecticut river valley. With the beginning of King Philip's war John most certainly manned the Hadley palisades against numerous attacks by King Philip's forces. As a volunteer he very briefly served under Capt. William Turner in one famous battle that ended in John's death. John Dickinson was killed by Indians during the retreat in Turner's Falls Fight (Battle of Peskeompskut). A memorial plaque near Nash's Mill, Greenfield Twp, Franklin Co, MA, commemorates the event as follows:
"Captain William Turner of Boston a soldier in King Philip's War was mortally wounded while crossing the Pukcommeacon (Green) River and fell on the west bank May 19, 1676 on the retreat after the 'Falls Fight' at Peskeompskut (Turner's Falls) Forty men of his command fell that day Captain Samuel Holyoke with the survivors fought their way back to Hatfield." For more detailed information about the battle see William Turner's memorial. John Dickinson does not have an individual grave marker.
The manager of this memorial is a direct descendant of John Dickinson and will not transfer.
Family Members
Parents
Nathaniel Dickinson 1601–1676
Anna Bincks Gull Dickinson unknown–1678
Siblings
Nathaniel Dickinson 1627–1710
Elizabeth Dickinson 1628–1631
Joseph Dickinson 1630–1675
Thomas Dickinson 1632–1713
Samuel Dickinson 1634–1638
Hannah Dickinson Clary 1636–1723
Samuel Dickinson 1638–1711
Obadiah Dickinson 1641–1698
Nehemiah Dickinson 1643–1723
Nathaniel Dickinson 1643–1710
Hezekiah Dickinson 1645–1707
Azariah Dickinson 1648–1675
Children
Hannah Dickenson Jennings 1648–1705
Abigail Dickinson Crowfoot 1663–1714
Mehitable Dickinson Ingram 1666–1735
Mercy Dickinson Chamberlain 1668–1735
BURIAL Falls Fight Gravesite, Greenfield, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA
Created by: GWC
Added: 20 May 2009
Find A Grave Memorial 37289815
SPONSORED BY eric nielsen.2
Nathaniel Dickinson (Sr.) and Anna/Annis/Agnes Bincks immigrated circa 1637 to Wethersfield, Hartford Co., Connecticut, USA;
According to Stott [1998:168]: "Nathaniel arrived in Wethersfield, Connecticut, between 26 June 1636, when his daughter Ann was baptized at Billingborough, and July 1638, when his son Samuel was born at Wethersfield)."
Stott cites: Wethersfield Deeds, 1:12 (FHL microfilm 005,991).3,4 John Dickinson was
Source: New Haven, CT: Families of Ancient New Haven. (Online database. AmericanAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2008.) Originally published as New Haven genealogical magazine. vols. I-VIII. Compiled by Donald Lines Jacobus. 8 vols. Rome, New York: Clarence D. Smith, 1923-1932. Page 977: List of Officials 1636-1665 (Image of original attached)
Sergt., Wethersfield Train Band, May, 1657. (Removed to Hadley.) in 1657 at Wethersfield, Hartford Co., Connecticut, USA.
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Citations
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "The Correct English Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley", The NEHG Register Vol. 152, No. 606, pp. 159-178 (April 1998): p. 170. Hereinafter cited as "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson."
- [S2374] Find a Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/, Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 19 September 2019), memorial page for John Dickinson (22 Aug 1624–19 May 1676), Find A Grave Memorial no. 37289815, citing Falls Fight Gravesite, Greenfield, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA ; Maintained by GWC (contributor 46861802), at: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/37289815/john-dickinson. Hereinafter cited as Find a Grave.
- [S2374] Find a Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/, Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 14 September 2019), memorial page for Nathaniel Dickinson (May 1601–16 Jun 1676), Find A Grave Memorial no. 17951920, citing Old Hadley Cemetery, Hadley, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, USA ; Maintained by lifescribe (contributor 48569208), at: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/17951920/nathaniel-dickinson
- [S4720] Clifford L. Stott, "Stott [1998] English Origins Nathaniel Dickinson", p. 168.
- [S2374] Find a Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/, Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 19 September 2019), memorial page for Hannah Dickenson Jennings (6 Dec 1648–1705), Find A Grave Memorial no. 107215654, citing Old Indian Cemetery, West Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA ; Maintained by Pam Johnson (contributor 47987977), at: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/107215654/hannah-jennings
- [S4731] Alice Lucinda Priest, "The Brothers Jonathan and Nathan Gillett and Some of Their Descendants - Part II", The NEHG Register Vol. 101, No. 401, pp. 43-49 (January 1947): p. 46. Hereinafter cited as "Priest [1947] Jonathan and Nathan Gillett Pt II."
- [S2374] Find a Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/, Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 19 September 2019), memorial page for Abigail Dickinson Crowfoot (1663–1714), Find A Grave Memorial no. 129152226, citing Old Hadley Cemetery, Hadley, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, USA ; Maintained by Kevin Avery (contributor 47024642), at: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/129152226/abigail-crowfoot
- [S2374] Find a Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/, Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 19 September 2019), memorial page for Mehitable Dickinson Ingram (1666–30 Jun 1735), Find A Grave Memorial no. 105960354, citing West Cemetery, Amherst, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, USA ; Maintained by Robi StoneCypher Green (contributor 47776880), at: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/105960354/mehitable-ingram
- [S2374] Find a Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/, Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 20 September 2019), memorial page for Mercy Dickinson Chamberlain (8 Jun 1668–30 Jun 1735), Find A Grave Memorial no. 42501121, citing Colchester Burying Ground, Colchester, New London County, Connecticut, USA ; Maintained by Butterfly~Kisses (contributor 46994799), at: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/42501121/mercy-chamberlain