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[8093] Sir Roger was heir at age 22 when his father died; Livery 19 Oct 1315; Knight of the Shire, 1321. He was M.P. for Devon in 1331. http://www.dartmouth.edu/~jac/cmc/at01/at01_047.htm states "He held the hamlet of Orcharton, Devon of the King in capite by service of one knights fee" and cites R. M. Prideaux, "Prideaux, A Westcountry Clan," Phillimore & Co., (Chicester, 1989).
[27502] This person is presumed living.
[25500] OneWorldTree on Ancestry. com in 2006 (not verified) provides his information and genealogy and proposes his wife as Rohese Giffard (q.v.), daughter of Walter and Agnes. This source indicates that Roger is son of Hugh LeCorbet (b. 1020 in Pays de Caux, d. 1081 there). See "Medieval English Ancestors of Certain Americans," Carl Boyer III (Santa Clarita, CA, 2001), p. 60.
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[2803] Thomas came to Medford, MA in 1635; was a prominent member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Co.; was a missionary to the Native Americans (Indians). {-See "The Genealogical Advertizer," Vol. 4 (1901), p. 1.} He owned Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket and Elizabeth islands and was Governor of Martha's Vineyard. He settled Edgartown, 1658-81. He lived to age 90. His son, the Rev. (Thomas, Jr. or) John Mayhew, was first missionary on Martha's Vineyard, 1642-57; he died at sea en route to England at age 37 and his father, the Governor, succeeded him as missionary pastor. Cf. "Old Nantucket the Faraway Island," William O. Stevens; "History of Tilton Family in America," F. T. Tilton, pp. 152-3; "History of Martha's Vineyard...," Charles Edward Banks (Dukes County, MA, Historical Society, 1966, 3 vols.) In England Thomas was a merchant apprentice of Richard Macey of Northampton before emigrating in 1631. He moved from Watertown to Martha's Vineyard, living there permanently from 1674. He and his family are detailed in "The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633"( Boston: NEHGS, 1995, Vol. 2, pp. 243-246. See "Thomas Mayhew, 1592-1682" published by Duke's County Historical Society, Edgartown, MA, 1936 for his seal, will, etc. Charles Edward Banks, "Colonial Families of Martha's Vineyard" (Baltimore: Gen. Pub. Co, reprint 1999), p. 299-300, states: "The name of his first wife is not known nor has any clue to the date and place of the mariage been found. Neither is it known when or where she died. He m. (2) Mrs. Jane (Gallion?) Paine, wid. of Mr. Thomas Paine, a London merchant, abt. 1634 (Vol. II, p. 90, Annals of Edgartown). She was living 15 May 1666, but died before her husband." Banks (loc. cit) reports that Thomas was an apprentice to Richard Masey of Southampton, England, and was admitted "a free commoner" there "to use his trader of mercer" (i.e., merchant). Banks continues (op. cit., p. 301) "Thomas Macey of Nantucket (who is said to have emigrated from Chilmark, co. Wilts), [stated] that Governor Thomas Mayhew was his 'honored cousin' . . . Thomas Mayhew was an apprentice of RIchard Macy . . . a native of Chilmark and in his will of 20 Nov. 1633 he provided for his burial in that parish." Thomas came to Medford as personal busines representative of Matthew Cradock. Thomas appears on the records of the General Court of MA 6 March 1632 as chair of a committee appointed by the Cort to settle the boundary between Charlestown and Newton. On 14 May 1634 he was admitted as a Freeman. His business relationship with Cradock terminating, he moved about 1637 to Watertown, MA. From 1636 to 1644/5 he was a Representative to the General Court and from 1637 was a Selectman of Watertown where he also served as commissioner, justice of the peace, etc. In 2002 more information was available at http://www.vineyard.net/vineyard/history/dukes/bnk1_104.htm
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