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[1499] Charles II, Roman Emperor and King of the West Franks (present-day France), died while crossing the pass at Mont Cenis 5 or 6 October 877 and was succeeded by his son, Louis the Stammerer. A man of culture, he was forced to spend his reign at war - against the Bretons, the people of Aquitaine, and the Norman (Viking) raiders. Charles II reigned 840-877. "Ancestral Roots..." (Balt., 1992) 49-16 gives his birth year as 828 and his second wife as Richaut, dau. of Budwine, Count of Metz. See http://genealogy.euweb.cz/carolin/carolin1.html for genealogy and ancestry (not verified). http://www.san.beck.org/AB17-FeudalEurope.html offers: "Charles the Bald assembled a council at Quierzy and assured the nobles in his famous capitulary that their offices were not only permanent but hereditary as well so that now the titles of dukes, counts, and marquises meant not only honors, dignity, and privileges but sovereign rights too. Eventually the king had little money and land to give away, and the church would not give up what it had." Also see http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_II_de_France.
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[2229] {See alternate parentage under ID2275 comments. Lillian Etters reported 4/91 on Prodigy that the Stammtaflin states Gerberge is dau. of Othon, Ct. of Macon, and she m. 2nd in 972 Henry, Ct. of Nevers.}
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From: Muriel Cushing (flash1620@home.com) 25 Sept 2001: "I am at a loss as to how Mahala connects to Jabez and Elizabeth (Paine) Snow. Both Jabez and Elizabeth lived and d. in Eastham, MA. Their children are listed in the Hopkins silver book published by the Mayflower Society and the will of Jabez names all of his children. Also listed are the spouses of the children except for Edward. Mahala is not listed and providing she is a daughter it is going to be very difficult to prove. You would have to show the connection between MA and KY and how Mahala settled there plus primary documentation proving Jabez and Elizabeth as her parents. My thoughts are that she is the daughter of another Snow family or possibly a generation has been skipped and Jabez and Elizabeth were the grandparents. Most of the Snow's are Mayflower connected so the problem will be in finding Mahala's parents. This would probably connect her with the 5th generation which is very well covered and can be traced back. I have looked in all my records for a Mahala Snow and have none so far. Perhaps a querie to MAYFLOWER-L@rootsweb.com will help."
Emily Baker (CBaker3708@aol.com) responded via email 23 Oct 2001: ". . . it doesn't seem right to me that Mahala would have d. in Barren Co., KY ca. 1751 as stated by Muriel Cushing . . . . The 1991 edition of The Handy Book for Genealogists says that "As early as 1750, Dr. Thomas Walker explored the eastern part of Kentucky. Daniel Boone followed in 1767. The first permanent settlement took place at Harrodsburg in 1774." Harrodsburg is quite a bit northeast of Barren Co. and would have been settled before Barren. The article about KY in the 1911 edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica says that "Dr. Thomas Walker (1715 - 1794) as an agent and surveyor of the Loyal Land Company, made an exploration in 1750 into the present state (of Kentucky) from the Cumberland Gap, in search of a suitable place for settlement, but did not get beyond the mountain region. In 1752 John Finley, an indian trader, descended the Ohio river in a canoe to the site of Louisville. - - - - soon after (Daniel) Boone's first visit in 1767, travellers through the Kentucky region became numerous. The first permanent settlement was established at Harrodsburg in 1774." With Barren Co. being in the south-central part of the state, it seems unlikely that a non-Indian woman would have been there in the 1750s. Knowing that may help in figuring out who Mahala Snow Boylstone/Boydstone really is."
From http://backto60s.tripod.com/famhist/david_boydston.htm in September, 2001: By: Lynette Kurcina (LIPIKAS@aol.com) "Mahala/Mehala Mehitable Snow - b. about 1714-18; d. about 1750-60. I became interested in the Mayflower as I was growing up because there were great stories told to me by my grandmother and my mother. There were many stories passed down. I especially liked the stories about Constance Hopkins and Stephen Hopkins. At the Prill-Moede reunion, my Aunt Beth gave me grandma's genealogy research. As a present to my Aunt Beth and Uncle Arnold for their 50th wedding anniversary, I researched our Mayflower connection, and this is what I found. Although no marriage record have been found, I think we can assume, based on family records, that Mehala Snow m. David Boylstone/Boydstone. In a letter my grandmother received from Mrs. H. Clark, Secretary of the Green County Historical Society, and Mrs. John Berryman a descendant, they state that David m. Mehitable Snow in 1731. They state that David and Mehitable Boydston's children were the great-great grandchildren of Constance Hopkins. In the book The Boydstun Family by Gustine Courson Weaver written in 1926, Mrs. Weaver states, "I will always feel deeply indebted to those cousins - Mrs. Eva Boydstun Johnstone, and her sister, Mrs. Susan Boydstun Cody - both wives of Presbyterian ministers (now of Florida) - for, in their records, I found the clue that was of the greatest assistance of any I had thus far discovered. Their records stated that the wife of David Boydstone was "Mehala Snow." I recalled this name a few years ago, discovered it was also among my mother's data as a casual bit of recorded data. The marriage of David Boydston and Mehitable Snow is recorded by both the Daughters of the American Revolution and by the Mayflower Society. What happened? The Mayflower Society determined that Mrs. Weaver had assigned the wrong parents to Mehala/Mehitable Snow. When doing a time line, it is clear that Mehala was b. around 1714. Mrs. Weaver assigned a birth date of 1736. We now know that 1736 was the approximate date that Mehala and David Boydstone were m.. Besides the time line, the will of Jabez and Elizabeth Snow disproved this parentage. What do I think? Based on the stories that were passed down, that we are the descendants of Stephen Hopkins and his daughter Constance Hopkins who came over on the Mayflower, I think that Mrs. Weaver's assumption that their descendent was Mehala/Mehitable Snow is a good assumption, however the parentage is inaccurate. Another inaccurate assumption is in Gladys Boydstun Domonoske's book, THE BOYDSTUN-BOYDSTON FAMILY (3rd edition), 1980. She explained in detail why the previous assumption of Mehala Snow's parents was inaccurate. Mrs. Domonoske suggested that Mehala Snow might be the daughter of Elizabeth Hudson and John Snow. I would like to present some records that shed doubt on that assumption at the end of this report. If Mehala Snow's parents weren't Jabez and Elizabeth Snow or John and Elizabeth Snow who were her parents? Since we haven't been able to find records we make assumptions and I have a new assumption. My assumption is that Mahala Snow's parents were Elisha and Elizabeth Snow. Also, thank you to the researchers for the following information. Reading Mrs. Cody's book and remembering the stories that were passed down about Stephen and Constance Hopkins, I decided to read the Mayflower Family Volume 5 to see if I could find a clue. After reading volume 5, The Stephen Hopkins Family, The Mayflower Family, published in 1997, I found most children accounted for that stayed in the Massachusetts area. Taking a trip back in time to Constance and Nicholas Hopkins, we find they had the following children: Husband: Nicholas Snow - b.: 25 JAN 1599/00 at: Saint Leonard's ,Shorwditch, London, England [1]; m.: 1 JUN 1627 at: Plymouth, Plymouth County, MA [1]; d.: 15 NOV 1676 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA [2] - father: Nicholas Snow; Mother: Elizabeth Rowlles - Wife: Constance Hopkins, b.: BEF. 11 MAY 1606 at: Shorwditch, London, England [3], d.: 15 NOV 1676 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA [4]; Father: Stephen Hopkins; Mother: Mary. CHILDREN:
Name: Mark Snow
b.: 9 MAY 1628 at: Plymouth, Plymouth, MA 5
m.: 18 JAN 1653/54 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA 6
d.: 9 JAN 1694/95 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA 2
Spouses: Anna Cooke Jane Prence
Name: Mary Snow
b.: ABT. 1630 at: Plymouth , Plymouth, MA 7
m.: JUL 1650 at: Of Eastham, Barnstable, MA 1
d.: 28 APR 1704 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA 7
Spouses: Thomas Paine
Name: Sarah Snow
b.: ABT. 1632 at: Plymouth , Plymouth, MA 7
m.: 25 JAN 1654/55 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA 1
d.: AFT. 8 MAR 1696/97at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA 7
Spouses: William Walker
Name: Joseph Snow
b.: 24 NOV 1634 at: Plymouth , Plymouth, MA 7
m.: 1670 at: 8
d.: 3 JAN 1722/23 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA 7
Spouses: Mary
Name: Stephen Snow
b.: ABT. 1636 at: Plymouth , Plymouth, MA 7
m.: 28 OCT 1663 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA 1
d.: 17 DEC 1705 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA 7
Spouses: Susanna Deane Mary Cottle
Name: John Snow
b.: ABT. 1638 at: Plymouth , Plymouth, MA 7
m.: 19 SEP 1667 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA 1
d.: BEF. 4 APR 1692 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA 7
Spouses: Mary Smalley
Name: Elizabeth Snow
b.: ABT. 1640 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA 7
m.: 13 DEC 1665 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA 1
d.: 16 JUN 1678 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA 7
Spouses: Thomas Rogers
Name: Jabez Snow
b.: ABT. 1642 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA 7
m.: 6 SEP 1670 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA 8
d.: 27 DEC 1690 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA 7
Spouses: Elizabeth Smith
Name: Ruth Snow
b.: ABT. 1644 at: Plymouth , Plymouth, MA 7
m.: 10 DEC 1666 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA 8
d.: 27 JAN 1716/17 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA 7
Spouses: John Cole
Eventually I began to consider the following time line:
Name: John Snow
b.: ABT. 1638 at: Plymouth , Plymouth, MA 7
m.: 19 SEP 1667 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA 1
d.: BEF. 4 APR 1692 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA 7
Spouses: Mary Smalley
In considering a Mayflower connection , I began looking by location and the time line that past researcher were able to determine based on evidence. I found that the children of John Snow and Mary Smalley Snow, Isaac and Elisha, match our time line and our location.
Name: Isaac Snow
b.: 10 AUG 1683 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA 3
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d.: BET. 1745 - 1748 at: Duck Creek, Kent, de 2
Spouses: Alice
Name: Elisha Snow
b.: 10 JAN 1686/87 at: Eastham, Barnstable, MA 3
m.: at:
d.: BET. 1744 - 1752 at: Duck Creek, Kent, DE 2
Spouses: Elizabeth Bedwell
John Snow Sr. took the freemans oath at Eastham, Massachusetts June 5, 1684. He is believed to have resided in Eastham most of his life except for a short period in Piscataway, NJ. Mary Smalleys parents, John and Ann Walden, lived in NJ. John Snow d. in 1692. Isaac would have been about nine and Elisha about five years old. Mary Smalley rem. Ephraim Doanne shortly after and had six more children. All of her children from her second marriage are recorded as staying in Eastham. Mary Smalley Snow was a twin. Grandma had told me to look for twins when researching the Boydston lineage. Isaac Snow their son, is on the list of proprietors in 1707 and a selectman in 1709. It is noted that Isaac and Elisha Snow, sons of John went to Duck Creek Delaware in 1711. Looking at the maps Ive attached, it was considered part of the Eastern Shores of Maryland and it was considered Pennsylvania. Later it was considered to be Delaware. We find this 'document in several sources: "A petition of 27 June 1711 from residents of Monomoit [Chatham] noted that 23 'ratable men' and their families had gone from there to 'a place named Duck Creek' in Pennsylvania. This area is Kent County Delaware. Both Isaac and Elisha Snow went. In the NEHG Register (New England Historic Genealogical Society), it states that Elisha and Isaac bought land in 1712/1713 near Duck Creek Delaware. There is a document that would be interesting to look at, although I have not yet. The Massachusetts State Archives have the Petition of Monomoit for incorporation (1711). Also cited is Scharf, History of Delaware, volume 2, page 1085. After the great snow storm in the summer of 1717 in the Boston area, Isaac and Elishas sister Mary Snow is recorded as joining her brothers in Kent County. John Snow Sr.'s son John moved to the area in 1722. Mayflower accounts show he had children and they are believed to have stayed in Massachusetts. His daughter Mary became Mary Nye. Marriages of his children are recorded in Massachusetts. Its believed he might have had children in Delaware, as his son David is mentioned in his will. I don't think John Snow is Mehala's parent because of the time line. On the web and in the books, there are incomplete accounts of Isaac and Elisha Snow. Some of the following information that I found has a probably by the date. Isaac m. Martha ____ and had six children. Recorded are John and William. Elisha Snow is recorded as being m. twice. One marriage, some Web sites record, as Elizabeth Bedwell. Only Elisha sons are recorded in his will. No birth records have been found. The sons were: Elisha b abt.1713; James b abt.1715; Joshua b abt.1717; Jesse b abt.1719; Silas b abt.1738; John b abt.1740. Phebe was mentioned in brother Johns will. Gladys Domonoskes research shows the known children of the marriage of David Boylston and Mehitable/Mahala Snow to be: James b 1738 m. Mary Prewitt; David Jr. b 1740 m. Esther Ann Burris; Nancy b abt.1745 m. Joshua Yates; George b abt. 1746 m Eunice Burris; Jesse. William b 1753 son of Sarah Pruitt (David 2nd marriage) m Eliz. Christian. Gladys also notes other possible daughters Mahulda, Melinda, Sabra, Cynthia, Tabitha. I think possibly Presley was one of their sons because I have found records of Presley Boydstone in Monongalia County with David Jr and George Boydstone. These records are on David Jr.'s page. The recorded names of their children's children, that we know of, are: parents: Joshua Yates and Nancy Boylston: children: William, Benjamin, Mehitable/Mahala, Nancy, Johanna, Joshua Jr., Elijah. Parents: David Jr Boydston and Hester Ann Burris/Burrows/Burroughs (their records on their web pages and I found Hester Burris/Burroughs father John's will) - Children: Boaz Burris b 1791 m Mary Willey (records on Mary Willey's page); Amelia m Jerimiah Glasgo. Other children noted by Gladys were; David b 1789, Mary, and Nellie.
parents: George Boydston and Unisay Burris/Burrows/Burroughs: (records on David Jr.'s page and on Hester Burris's page)
children:
John
Elizabeth
William
George N.
Mary
Benjamin
David
Thomas
Parents: James 1 Tabitha Smith and 2 Mary Prewitt:
children:
Mahulda
James Jr.
Samuel
William
John
Sarah
Thomas
Tabitha
Mehitable/ Mahala Nancy
Benjamin
Jesse
There are many excellent web sites listing more information about David and Mehala's children. On this web site I am concentrating on records for David Jr., George, and their wives, plus the Willey family. I must say I have more records than I have time. Looking at David Boydston Jr.'s wife Esther Burris/Burrow/Burroughs family we find that the Burris/Burrow/Burroughs family owned a Mill on Duck Creek in Duck Creek, Delaware (more on this on the Burris/Burrough page). Looking at James Boidstone we find that he was listed in Morgan District, Rutherford County in North Carolina 1790 Census. Families living near James in the 1790 were some of the early settlers of the now Delaware area and lived near each other in that area. Names that are listed with James are; Hill, Brown, Price, Claypole, Box, Newport, Wood, Gardner. Families moved together in the colonial days. I remember a few stories my grandmother told me as a child. My main motivation for researching the Boydston family is to preserve the stories that were passed down and hopefully continue telling them. If you have any stories please let me know so I can put them on the web site. Grandma told me many stories that her father had told her when she was young. When she told the story of Constance Hopkins coming on the Mayflower I could imagine being there but was glad to be comfortable. I would think how fortunate we are to not have the hardships of the early settlers. Grandma Noerenberg told me that "many men wanted to marry Constance, there was even a duel for her hand in marriage". I have read that some research indicates that Constance was older then ten when she came on the Mayflower. This story also indicated that she was. I thought youd find interesting, one account, published in 1875: Doty, Leister -Duel. The first duel of New England is said to be that between Edward Doty and Edward Leister, servants of Steven Hopkins. They fought with sword and dagger and both were wounded. Having no statute against the offense, the Pilgrims met in council to determine the punishment. It was, according to observers, exemplary. The parties were ordered to be tied together, hand and foot, and to remain twenty-four hours without food or drink. The intercession of their master and their own entreaties procured their release before the sentence was carried out. -Drake, Samuel Adams, Nooks and corners of the New England coast: 1875. I contacted the Mayflower Society in Boston several years ago when beginning my research. Although I was given a year extension on my deadline to find a record that directly links Mehala Boydston to Elisha Snow and Elizabeth Snow, I was unable to respond with that record. Unless we find this record or DNA becomes specific, right now, we can't prove our lineage and without proof the Mayflower Societies by-laws don't offer membership. For now, unless a record is found, applying with the Mayflower Society would be a donation. There are other non-profit organizations on this web site for your consideration if you are considering a donation. Quoting my late mother "We are members of the Mayflower Association; ours is the pursuit of truth"! As promised here are a few records that shed doubt on John Snow and Elizabeth Hudson being Mehala Snow's parents: John Snow Jr. was the son of John and Mary Snow who did not arrive on the Mayflower. They were transported to Maryland and were some of the first settlers there. There is record that John Snow Jr. m. Elizabeth Hudson, however, he d. in 1709. John Snow Sr. d. in Prince George's Co. Maryland in 1739 and left his entire estate to his wife Mary. Although a will is recorded for John Snow in 1709, I haven't found it. Elizabeth Hudson's brother became the surviving administrator:
1709 - Somersett County. The Account of Richard Hudson the surviving administrator of the goods chattels and credits of John Snow Junior late of our Sd, County decd. The said accountant chargets himself for all and singular the goods chattels and credits of the said decd as per inventory appears amounting to 03.01.6 and prays allowance for his payments hereafter mentioned. Payments Made: To the admr. For ffunerally charges as per acct. and per trouble of his horse 10874.10.7; To Peter Dent depty comrs. for his fee 60…0.4.2; To Adam Spence per judgement of court As needed per receipt appears 120...0.10.9; Total: 5.1.9 Another record I found is in the Patent Book No. 18 Cavaliers and Pioneers, by Nugent. On page 181 it lists Elizabeth Hudson, Widow, 400 acs. St Anne's Par Essex Co; adj. John Smith, Pane and Cornwall; 1 Feb 1738/39…. She is requesting a land grant the same as Edward Dren received. "And Wheras Elizabeth Hudson made humble Suit & obtained a Grant for the same." When a husband d. in those times, a relative would take responsibility for the wife and children. They established orphans courts for that purpose. I haven't seen mention of children to this marriage. I haven't found Boylstone records in St. Anne's Parish, Essex County, Virginia. The Hudson family owned a substantial amount of land. I enjoyed the Hudson web sites and perhaps we have another connection.
David Boylston/Boydston Sr. - b. abt. 1710 on the Eastern Shores of Maryland -- When researching David Boydston Sr., I am glad there are a lot of Boydston/Boydstun researchers. It becomes complicated for reasons I'll list on this page. Thanks to Glady Boydstun Domonoske and her book, "The Boydston/Boydstun Family," we can determine that David Boydston was probably b. on the Eastern Shore of Maryland abt. 1710. The Eastern Shore of Maryland encompassed what is now Maryland, Delaware, and part of what is now Pennsylvania. It helps to look at maps of the time period when researching. As the population grew, the names of the different areas changed. In 1710 rivers were the roads and most of the settlements were near rivers. On my web page and in my research, I have written records exactly as I find them. I may have made an error now and again, but I've tried not to. The first records Glady's found of the Boylston family were: Court Proceedings 1664 John Balley vs. Raymond Staplefort.
Thomas Boylson, aged 30 worked on Balley and Staplefort plantaion 1664 -testifies- Thomas How aged 30 testifies.
Court Proceedings 1665 - p 423 - John Balley summoned to testify against Raymond Stapleton.
Thomas Boston, Fracis Moggs, Thomas How and Phillis his wife and Elizabeth Freeman 18 years old testified.
Court Proceedings 1666 - Clarks fees of all witnesses issud for suit, Balley vs Staplefort.
For Francis Megg's and Thomas Boulston time, being carpenters and come purposely from
Choptank and were a full month before they could return thither again is between them both 60 days at 30 lbs. Per day.
Land Office Annapolis Maryland
Liber #9, Folio 63 Now Dorchester County
Thomas Boylston 300 acres Boylston's Neck Jan 1665
Hall of Records -Annapolis, Maryland
Deed 105 Land office of Maryland
Thomas Boylstone from Perwick
John Powick of Charles Co. MD. for the sum of 7000 lbs. of tobacco and caske. 3000 lbs. of good tobacco and caske and 4000 lbs. of good tobacco and Caske to be paid upon the 10th day of Oct. 1666 for which sum John Powick confirms unto Thomas Boylstone and Thomas How, dwelling in Province of Maryland, all land being called Powick's Ridge lying situate and being in Talbot Co. on northside fo Choptank river upon a ridge near a creek callen Bullen Brook, beginning at a marked Oke and bounded by land laid out for Adrew Skinner and running 400 paces to a marked oak. Etc. One thousand acres of land unto Thomas Boylstone and Thomas How. -October 12, 1656 Maryland Archives Vol. 49 page 513. (Perwick is a small town on the Isle of Man. The Isle of Man is part of Great Britain, situated midway between England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales. Was this record a misprint of Powicks name or was Thomas Boylstone from Perwick? Gladys, who viewed the record did not conclude that Thomas Boylstone was from Perwick, however if anyone does see this record, it would be interesting to see how the other records were written at that time. It may not be significant, but I don't want to overlook this.)
Liber #12 Folio 126 Dorchester Co. - Boyston's Neck - 300 Acres - Know all men by these presents, I Thomas Boylston of Talbot Co., carpenter, have bargained, alienated, and sold unto William Lewis of said County, Planter, a tract of land called Boylston's Neck, etc. I have here unto set m hand and seal this 19th day of March, anno 1668. The sign of Thomas Boylston - Signed
In the book Talbot County Maryland Land Records, by R. Bernice Leonard I found additional records:
19 March 1665/6, Thomas Bolton, planter, to William Lewis, planter- 450 acres "Boylton Neck" at the head of the Nanticoke River. Wit: Webb
20 July 1668 Francis Armstrong to Jeremiah Markcome -release of B/S Markcome passed to Thomas Boyleston and from Boyleston to Armstrong. Wit: Daniel Clarke Walter Dickinson.
7 Sept. 1666 Alexander Maxwell and Mary, his wife, to Henry Pratt, planter 100 acres "Maxby" on west side Coursey Creek adjoining the land laid out for William Hill, Wit: Thomas Bylston, William Taylor.
Looking at the original manuscripts, they are often hard to read. After viewing original manuscripts from the early PA area (now Delaware), I thanked the many people who took upon themselves the painstaking job of putting these documents to print. When determining what records belong to our family, you can see by the above records that the name is often spelled differently, sometimes in the same record. It takes a lot of time and comparison to determine if a record is a Boylston/Boydston record. Names were often written as they sounded. In the translation from early record to print, some names were hard to read and some were misspelled. Glady's Domonske did an excellent job researching the Boydston/Boydstun family and provides many records in her book. She concluded that we are the descendants of Thomas Boylston of Maryland and that he was not the Thomas Boylston from Boston who came in 1635. In the book Bond's Genealogies and History of Watertown by Henry Bond, there is a Boylston geneology. It states that Henry Boylston of Lichfield England estate at Weston, Staffordshire had a son Thomas who d. in 1648. The children of Thomas of London were; John, of Market Bosword, who had 19 children, Thomas who came to America in 1635 and settled in Watertown (now Boston), Edward unm., and Richard a clothier. In this book on page 702 the name (Boidson) is in parenthesis as a variation of the name. On page 90, the names Boylson, Boyson, and Boalson are listed with this record as variations of the name or how the name is found in records. Gladys did not think we were related to this family because they did not use Boydston. The records I found indicate they did use both Boylston and Boydston. In the book, The Great Migration Begins, by Timothy Hawkins, another record of the Boylston family using Boydston is found: On 1 April 1651 "William Clearke of Watertown, Weaver, sold to "Timothy Haukins of the same town, carpenter," thirty-five acres of upland, being the first lot in the third division of the Great Dividens, granted by the town to Thomas Arnold, sold by him to Thomas Boiddson, and by him to the said Clearke [MLR 1:22]. It is possible that Thomas Boylston of Maryland was the cousin of Thomas Boylston of Watertown. In Gustine Weaver's book, The Boydston Family, written in 1926 she wrote, "Three sons of Sir Mathew Boyd came to American in the 17th Century. They were Cornelius, Marmduke and Gustavius". She writes "Cornelius was the father or grandfather of Thomas Boyd who m. Mahulda Box and he was the father of David Boylston/Boydston b. 1710. So far this assumption hasn't fit into the fact that the Boydstons used the name Boydston, Boylston , Boidstone, and Boilstone. The above first names don't appear to have been passed down, and the time line for this assumption doesn't match. Glady Domonske goes into detail in her book about why this assumption is inaccurate. I found in a reference that the following names are listed in the book, A List of Emigrants from England to America 1682-1692 by Michael Ghireell (this was a reference to look in this book, I haven't seen the book yet): Anne Boylston Maryland 1684 page 9. Another reference (lost this one and will have to look again for it):
William Boyson Virginia 1663-1679 page 123 of ?. There are several names in Gustine Weavers book published in 1926, that are worth looking into. She mentions Mahulda Box and William Boylston/Boydston as the parents of David Boylston/Boydston. No one has proven or disproved this. She state Mahulda Box was the daughter of Elisha Story. The Box and the Story families were early settlers of the Eastern Shores of Maryland. Mrs. Weaver researched the Boston area and made some connections that weren't correct. Mrs. Domonske discovered our early records were in the Maryland area. When doing research I am grateful to the two authors and the others that contributed, because their research makes our research possible and it is so much easier to do research now, then it was. A record that may be a Boylston record is on page 255 of the book Early Pennsylvania Land Records, Minutes of the Board of Property of the Province of Pennsyvania, edited by William Henry Egle. I think it is well documented in family records that David Boydston/ Boylstone m. Mehala Snow about 1736. Records of five sons and one daughter have been found:
James b 1738 m. Mary Prewitt
David Jr. b 1740 m. Hesther Ann Burris/Burroughs
Nancy b abt.1745 m. Joshua Yates
George b abt. 1746 m Eunacy Burris/Burroughs
Jesse
William b 1753 son of Sarah Pruitt (David 2nd marriage) m Eliz. Christian
Gladys also notes other possible daughters Mahulda, Melinda, Sabra, Cynthia, Tabitha. I have found records of Presley Boydstone in Monongalia County with David Jr and George Boydstone. These records are on David Jr.'s page. I've also found a record of Jacob Boylston witnessing a will in the Maryland Calendar of Wills however I don't know where he fits in: 4 March 1781 31 March 1781- Kreamer, Jost (This should be Creamer.) Wife. Margaret Creamer. Stepson: Adam Creamer. Ex. Jacob Boylstone and John Eckman. Township omitted.
The sons and daughters of Mahala and David Boylston/Boydston are believed to have been b. on the Eastern Shores of Maryland. I have found records of the Burris/Burroughs family in Duck Creek, Delaware. Those records are on the Burris/Burroughs page. All of their children m. spouses whose family names can be found in the early PA now Delaware area. David and Mahala Boylstone/Boydston's family moved to Frederick Co., Maryland. This is found in William Boydston's revolutionary war records. When they moved is not clear to me. Their sons, George and David Jr. moved to Monongolia County as adults and James went to Virginia and then North Carolina and to Barren County, Kentucky. There are records for James on the web and in both Boydston/Boydstun books. In the book The History of Western Maryland, by J. Thomas Scarf, Volume II, the following record in Frederick County can be found: At the June term of Court 1749, the following were the grand jury: Thomas Stoddert, William Wilburn, Charles Wood, Charles Cheney, John Adamson, John Johnson, Isaac Baker, William Boyd, William Shepherd, Samuel Ellis, Nathaniel Magruder, Hugh Conn, William Pritchett, William Gray, Thos. Boystone, Walter Evans, and William Nichols. On page 662 of the same book Scarf states "Prior to 1798 no records of marriages were made, or, if they were, they have been lost." (Since this book was written some records have been found, mostly church records):
Another record from the Calendar of Maryland State Papers- The Black Books is: Sundry Freeholders of Frederick County. To Gov. Samuel Ogle and the Upper and Lower Houses of Assembly, Copy of 703 D.S. 1 p. 31.2cm x 21.4cm Mutilated - Signatures: Geo: Bussey, Jr., Sam'l Offutt, John Fleming, Nin'n Tannehill, Jr., William Offutt, 3rd, Geo: Ramsay, William Cooper, Basil Lucas, Wm Herbert, Thos. Pritchett, Wm Pritchett, Thos. Lucas Jr., John Hopkins, William Offutt, Arch'd Offutt, William Tracy Jr., Cornelus Etings, Tho: Boylstone (M.), Joseph Belt, Wm. Chambers (M.), Jeames Holmead, Jr., Nini Beall of Nini, Michael Jones, Jacob Beall, James Lamar, Thos Fletchall, Thos Beall, Nehe'h Wade, George Juee, John Fletchall (M.), Thomas O'Rork, James Wards (M), Ales'r Lamar other name: Laurance Owen.
I have also found records of David Jr. and George Boydstone in Frederick County and have put them on David Jr.'s page on this web site. David's wife Mehala Snow probably d. as he rem. Sarah Pruitt and had at least one son William in that marriage. From family stories it is believed that David Sr. went with his oldest son James to North Carolina. I hope this information will be helpful to other researchers. I have put more Boydston records on other web pages.
Provided by Rhonda Burrows (burrows@watervalley.net) earlier in 2001 via email: Descendants of Nicholas Snow:
Generation No. 1 - Nicholas1 Snow was b. 1578. He m. Elizabeth Rowlles May 09, 1599.
Child of Nicholas Snow and Elizabeth Rowlles is:
+2 i. Nicholas2 Snow, b. Jan 25, 1598/99 in St. Leonards, Shoreditch, London England; d. November 15, 1676 in Eastham, Barnstable, MA.
Generation No. 2 -
2. Nicholas2 Snow (Nicholas1) was b. Jan 25, 1598/99 in St. Leonards,
Shoreditch, London England, and d. November 15, 1676 in Eastham, Barnstable, MA.
He m. Constantia Hopkins, daughter of Stephen Hopkins and Constance Dudley. [Note: this is incorrect - see
http://members.aol.com/calebj/passenger.html - mother of Constantia or Constance Snow is Stephen's first wife, Mary _____. - AEM]
Children of Nicholas Snow and Constantia Hopkins are:
3 i. Hannah3 Snow.
4 ii. Mark Snow, b. 1628. He m. Jane Prence.
+5 iii. Mary Snow, b. 1630 in Plymouth, England; d. April 28, 1704 in Eastham, Barnstable, MA.
6 iv. Elizabeth Snow, b. 1640; d. June 16, 1675.
+7 v. Jabez Snow, b. 1642 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA; d. Dec 22, 1690.
8 vi. Ruth Snow, b. 1644; d. Jan 25, 1716/17 in Eastham, Barnstable, MA.
Generation No. 3 -
5. Mary3 Snow (Nicholas2, Nicholas1) was b. 1630 in Plymouth, England, and d.
April 28, 1704 in Eastham, Barnstable, MA. She m. Thomas Paine Abt. 1650.
Child of Mary Snow and Thomas Paine is: 9 i. John4 Paine.
7. Jabez3 Snow (Nicholas2, Nicholas1) was b. 1642 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, and d. Dec 22, 1690.
He m. Elizabeth Smith, daughter of Ralph Smith and Elizabeth Hobart. Children of Jabez Snow and Elizabeth Smith are:
+10 i. Jabez "Zabez"4 Snow, b. September 06, 1670 in Eastham, Barnstable, MA; d. October 14, 1750 in Eastham, Barnstable, MA.
11 ii. Edward Snow, b. March 26, 1672.
12 iii. Sarah Snow, b. Feb 16, 1672/73.
13 iv. Grace Snow, b. Feb 05, 1674/75.
14 v. Thomas Snow, b. April 02, 1697.
15 vi. Elizabeth Snow.
16 vii. Deborah Snow.
17 viii.Rachel Snow.
Generation No. 4 -
10. Jabez "Zabez"4 Snow (Jabez3, Nicholas2, Nicholas1) was b. September 06, 1670 in Eastham, Barnstable, MA,
and d. October 14, 1750 in Eastham, Barnstable, MA. He m. Elizabeth Treat,
daughter of Samuel Treat and Elizabeth Mayo. Child of Jabez "Zabez" Snow and Elizabeth Treat is:
+18 i. John or Jabez5 Snow, b. July 22, 1696 in Eastham, Barnstable, MA.
Generation No. 5 -
18. John or Jabez5 Snow (Jabez "Zabez"4, Jabez3, Nicholas2, Nicholas1) was b. July 22, 1696 in Eastham, Barnstable, MA.
He m. Elizabeth Hudson or Paine, daughter of John Paine and Bennett Freeman. Child of John Snow and Elizabeth Paine is:
+19 i. Mahala6 Snow, b. Abt. 1710; d. Abt. 1751 in Barren Co. KY.
Generation No. 6 -
19. Mahala6 Snow (John or Jabez5, Jabez"Zabez"4, Jabez3, Nicholas2, Nicholas1) was b. Abt. 1710,
and d. Abt. 1751 in Barren Co. KY. She m. David Boylston 1737 in Somerset Co. MD, son of
William Boilston and Mary Thornton. Children of Mahala Snow and David Boylston are:
+20 i. James7 Boydston, b. September 23, 1738 in Near Paisley, Green Co., MD; d. Feb 06, 1814 in Near Russelville, Logan Co., KY.
21 ii. Thomas Boydston.
22 iii.Benjamin Boydston.
+23 iv. George Boydston, b. 1737 in Talbot Co. MD; d. November 18, 1825 in Maryland.
24 v. David Boydston, b. 1740 in Piney Ridge, Dorchester Co. MD; d. Feb 02, 1826 in Green Co. PA. He m. Esther Ann Burris 1775 in Hampshire Co. W. VA.
25 vi. Sabra Boydston, b. Abt. 1742 in Piney Ridge, Dorchester Co. MD.
26 vii.Malinda Boydston, b. Abt. 1744 in Piney Ridge, Dorchester Co. MD.
27 viii.Nancy Boydston, b. 1745 in Piney Ridge, Dorchester Co. MD; she m. Joshua Yates.
28 ix. Mahulda Boydston, b. Abt. 1747.
29 x. Cinthia Boydston, b. Abt. 1749.
30 xi. William Boydston.
Generation No. 7 -
20. James7 Boydston (Mahala6 Snow, John or Jabez5, Jabez"Zabez"4, Jabez3, Nicholas2, Nicholas1) was b. September 23, 1738 in Near Paisley, Green Co., MD, and d. Feb 06, 1814 in Near Russelville, Logan Co., KY. He m. (1) Tabitha Smith. He m. (2) Mary Prewitt June 15, 1757 in Frederick Co., MD, daughter of Samuel Pruitt/Prewitt and Elizabeth Hawker. Children of James Boydston and Mary Prewitt are:
31 i. Bartlett8 Boydston. [One Bartlett Boydston m. Isabell Dowdy on April 1, 1820 in Barren Co. KY according to Ancestry.com]
32 ii. Jacob Boydston.
33 iii.Rueben Boydston.
34 iv. Mahulda Boydston, b. 1758 in Frederick Co., MD; she m. Thomas Hill 1780.
+ 35 v. James Boydston , Jr., b. 1760 in Hagerstown, MD; d. Bef. 1830 in Hornsby, Hardeman Co., TN.
36 vi. Jesse Boydston, b. 1760 in Frederick Co., MD; d. 1780.
+ 37 vii. Samuel Boydston, b. March 15, 1762 in Frederick Co., MD; d. October 02, 1847 in Neshoba Co. MS.
38 viii. William Boydston, b. 1764 in Frederick Co., MD. He m. (1) Mary Newport. He m. (2) Betsy ?.
39 ix. John Boydston, b. 1766 in Frederick Co., MD; d. 1820 in Randolph Grove, ILL.
He m. Nancy Ann Gardner September 05, 1795 in Warren Co., KY.
40 x. Sarah Boylston, b. November 29, 1768 in NC; d. 1828 in Randolph Grove, ILL. She m. John Stringfield Dec 03, 1789 in Buncombe Co., NC.
41 xi. Thomas Boydston, b. 1770 in Raleigh, Wake Co.,NC; d. 1835 in TN; he m. Elizabeth Newport 1782.
42 xii. Tabitha Boydston, b. 1772 in Montgomery Co., VA; she m. Harmon Reed.
43 xiii. Mahala Nancy Boydston, b. 1774 in S. W. VA; d. in IL. She m. (1) Thomas Arnold. She m. (2) Seth Arnold.
44 xiv. Benjamin Boydston, b. September 18, 1776 in S. W. VA; d. April 01, 1851 in IL; he m. Mary Gardner June 05, 1795.
23. George7 Boydston (Mahala6 Snow, John or Jabez5, Jabez "Zabez"4, Jabez3, Nicholas2, Nicholas1) was b. 1737 in Talbot Co. MD, and d. November 18, 1825 in Maryland; he m. Eunice Burris, daughter of John Burris and Elizabeth Boaz. Children of George Boydston and Eunice Burris are:
45 i. William8 Boydston.
46 ii. Elizabeth Boydston.
47 iii. John Boydston.
48 iv. George Boydston.
49 v. Mary "Polly" Boydston.
50 vi. Hester Ann Boydston.
51 vii. Eunice Boydston.
52 viii. Benjamin Boydston.
53 ix. David Boydston.
54 x. Thomas S. Boydston.
Generation No. 8 -
35. James8 Boydston , Jr. (James7, Mahala6 Snow, John or Jabez5, Jabez "Zabez"4, Jabez3, Nicholas2, Nicholas1) was b. 1760 in Hagerstown, Frederick Co., MD, and d. Bef. 1830 in Hornsby, Hardeman Co. TN. He m. (1) Sarah Alvis 1781 in Washington Co., TN. He m. (2) Sarah Carroll 1781. Children of James Boydston and Sarah Alvis are:
+ 55 i. James9 Boydston, b. 1782 in Washington Co., TN.
56 ii. Nancy Boydston, b. October 01, 1784 in Washington Co., TN; d. May 23, 1823; she m. John Duncan.
57 iii. Rhoda Boydston, b. Jan 25, 1786 in Washington Co., TN; d. 1860 in Johnson Co., AR.
She m. John William Gage September 04, 1806 in Bowling Green, Warren Co., KY.
58 iv. Robert Washington Boydston, b. 1788 in Rutherford Co., NC; d. July 08, 1841 in Hickman Co., TN; he m. Rachel Griffith 1810.
59 v. Cynthia Boydston, b. 1790.
60 vi. Lezena Boydston, b. 1792.
61 vii. Tabitha Boydston, b. 1794.
62 viii. Malinda Boydston, b. 1796.
63 ix. Keziah Boydston, b. 1798.
+ 64 x. John Pruitt Boydston, b. Aug 21, 1799 in Warren Co. KY; d. April 03, 1868 in Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., MS.
65 xi. William Alvis Boydston, b. 1801 in Warren Co. KY; d. May 29, 1851 in Praire Co. AR.
He m. Martha Depriest 1820 in Hickman Co., TN.
66 xii. Sarah Boydston, b. 1802 in Warren Co. KY; d. 1850 in Hardeman Co., TN. She m. Jacob Edwards Feb 08, 1824 in Hardeman Co. TN.
+ 67 xiii. Benjamin Jefferson Boydston, b. 1804 in Warren Co. KY; d. 1848 in Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., MS.
37. Samuel8 Boydston (James7, Mahala6 Snow, John or Jabez5, Jabez "Zabez"4, Jabez3, Nicholas2, Nicholas1) was b. March 15, 1762 in Frederick Co., MD, and d. October 02, 1847 in Neshoba Co. MS; he m. Sarah Reed July 26, 1787.
Children of Samuel Boydston and Sarah Reed are:
68 i. Thomas9 Boydston.
69 ii. Levi Boydston. He m. Nancy Eakin.
70 iii. Nathan Boydston. He m. Sarah Lloyd.
71 iv. Benjamin Boydston. He m. Selina Roberts.
72 v. Syntha Boydston. She m. Jonathan Perry.
73 vi. Sabra Boydston. She m. Jack Harmon.
74 vii. Polly Boydston. She m. Jack Eakin.
+ 75 viii. Jesse Boydston, b. November 20, 1788 in Pendelton, Anderson Co., SC; d. July 22, 1867.
Generation No. 9 -
55. James9 Boydston (James8, James7, Mahala6 Snow, John or Jabez5, Jabez "Zabez"4, Jabez3, Nicholas2, Nicholas1) was b. 1782 in Washington Co., TN; he m. Mary Depriest 1803 in Warren Co., KY, daughter of Randolph Depriest and Anna Barnett. Children of James Boydston and Mary Depriest are:
+ 76 i. Benjamin Franklin10 Boydston, b. 1840 in Hardeman Co., TN; d. 1879.
77 ii. Randolph D. Boydston, b. September 08, 1833 in Crawford, MO.
78 iii. John Boydston, b. Abt. 1842.
79 iv. Samuel Boydston, b. Abt. 1844.
64. John Pruitt9 Boydston (James8, James7, Mahala6 Snow, John or Jabez5, Jabez "Zabez"4, Jabez3, Nicholas2, Nicholas1) was b. Aug 21, 1799 in Warren Co. KY, and d. April 03, 1868 in Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., MS; he m. Elizabeth Jane Wilson, daughter of Robert Wilson and Mary Magee. Children of John Boydston and Elizabeth Wilson are:
80 i. Rufus W.10 Boydston.
81 ii. Robert Boydston.
82 iii. John Pruitt Boydston, Jr.
83 iv. Benjamin R. Boydston.
84 v. Mary Ann Boydston. She m. B. L. Thompson November 16, 1853.
85 vi. Tabitha Boydston.
86 vii. Elizabeth Boydston.
87 viii. America Boydston.
88 ix. Telitha Cumi Boydston, b. September 08, 1836; d. May 21, 1912; she m. Thomas Jefferson West April 22, 1855 in Yalobusha Co., MS.
89 x. C. Malinda Boydston, b. Aug 03, 1839; d. May 17, 1869. She m. John L. Ragland November 08, 1860 in Yalobusha Co., MS.
67. Benjamin Jefferson9 Boydston (James8, James7, Mahala6 Snow, John or Jabez5, Jabez "Zabez"4, Jabez3, Nicholas2, Nicholas1) was b. 1804 in Warren Co. KY, and d. 1848 in Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., MS. he m. (1) Elizabeth Jacobs November 15, 1825 in Bolivar Co. Tn. He m. (2) Susannah Walker Jan 04, 1848. Benjamin Boydston and Elizabeth Jacobs: According to Ancestry.com Elizabeth Jacobs and Benjamin Boydston were m. in Hardeman Co. TN
Children of Benjamin Boydston and Elizabeth Jacobs are:
+ 90 i. Rufus Neely10 Boydston, b. July 30, 1834 in Hardeman Co., TN; d. Dec 26, 1924 in Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., MS.
91 ii. John P. Boydston.
92 iii. Pitier M. Boydston.
93 iv. Benjamin C. Boydston.
94 v. Martin Van Buren Boydston.
75. Jesse9 Boydston (Samuel8, James7, Mahala6 Snow, John or Jabez5, Jabez "Zabez"4, Jabez3, Nicholas2, Nicholas1) was b. November 20, 1788 in Pendelton, Anderson Co., SC, and d. July 22, 1867; he m. Ursula Miles.
Children of Jesse Boydston and Ursula Miles are:
95 i. Benjamin Franklin10 Boydston, b. 1828.
He m. Martha Clarendon Owens.
96 ii. John Quincy Boydston, b. Jan 1825.
97 iii. Marcissy Boydston, b. Dec 1825.
98 iv. Sabra Jane Boydston, b. 1827; she m. John Dixon.
99 v. Emily Boydston, b. 1829; she m. John Morris.
100 vi. James Guthrie Boydston, b. 1831; d. 1912; he m. Martha Fincher 1862.
101 vii. Samuel Young Boydston, b. 1833; d. 1863.
102 viii. Eliza Boydston, b. 1835; d. 1883. She m. (1) James Crocker and (2) John Majure.
103 ix. Martha Boydston, b. 1837; she m. James Calloway.
104 x. Sarah Licena Boydston, b. 1840; she m. James Miller.
105 xi. Matthew H. Boydston, b. 1845; he m. Lizzie Little.
Generation No. 10 -
76. Benjamin Franklin10 Boydston (James9, James8, James7, Mahala6 Snow, John or Jabez5, Jabez "Zabez"4, Jabez3, Nicholas2, Nicholas1) was b. 1840 in Hardeman Co., TN, and d. 1879 - burial: 1879, Moore's Chapel near Havana, AR. He m. Annie Donelson or Donaldson - she was buried 1895, Moore's Chapel near Havana, AR. Children of Benjamin Boydston and Annie Donaldson are:
106 i. John Wesley11 Boydston, b. April 15, 1874 in Greenwood, Sugar Grove, AR; d. 1900 in Riley, Yell Co., AR; he m. Bessie Jane Carpenter April 1900 in Gonzales, Gonzales Co., TX.
107 ii. Lois Franklin Boydston, b. October 22, 1877 in Greenwood, Sugar Grove, AR; d. July 29, 1926. She m. Willard Hall.
90. Rufus Neely10 Boydston (Benjamin Jefferson9, James8, James7, Mahala6 Snow, John or Jabez5, Jabez "Zabez"4, Jabez3, Nicholas2, Nicholas1) was b. July 30, 1834 in Hardeman Co., TN, and d. Dec 26, 1924 in Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., MS. He m. Cordelia Collins November 17, 1852 - she was buried 1914, Oak Hill Cemetery, Water Valley, Yalobusha Co. MS. Child of Rufus Boydston and Cordelia Collins is:
+ 108 i. John M.11 Boydston, b. April 04, 1856 in Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., Ms; d. Aug 23, 1939 in Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., MS.
Generation No. 11 -
108. John M.11 Boydston (Rufus Neely10, Benjamin Jefferson9, James8, James7, Mahala6 Snow, John or Jabez5, Jabez "Zabez"4, Jabez3, Nicholas2, Nicholas1) was b. April 04, 1856 in Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., Ms, and d. Aug 23, 1939 in Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., MS; he m. Emma Murray 1879. Children of John Boydston and Emma Murray are:
109 i. Arthur L12 Boydston, b. October 15, 1880.
110 ii. Dixon Boydston, b. July 07, 1885.
111 iii. Colie S. Boydston, b. July 29, 1888; she m. ? Reynolds.
112 iv. Charles Murray Boydston, b. May 17, 1890.
+ 113 v. Benjamin Franklin Boydston, b. Feb 28, 1892 in New Orleans, LA; d. July 19, 1961 in Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., MS.
Generation No. 12 -
113. Benjamin Franklin12 Boydston (John M.11, Rufus Neely10, Benjamin Jefferson9, James8, James7, Mahala6 Snow, John or Jabez5, Jabez "Zabez"4, Jabez3, Nicholas2, Nicholas1) was b. Feb 28, 1892 in New Orleans, La, and d. July 19, 1961 in Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., MS. He m. (1) Mary E. ?. He m. (2) Mary Joyner April 27, 1912. Child of Benjamin Boydston and Mary Joyner is:
+ 114 i. Christine Amenta13 Boydston, b. Jan 29, 1919 in Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., MS.
Generation No. 13 -
114. Christine Amenta13 Boydston (Benjamin Franklin12, John M.11, Rufus Neely10, Benjamin Jefferson9, James8, James7, Mahala6 Snow, John or Jabez5, Jabez "Zabez"4, Jabez3, Nicholas2, Nicholas1) was b. Jan 29, 1919 in Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., MS. She m. Richard Simpson Green. Children of Christine Boydston and Richard Green are:
115 i. Mary Pearl14 Green.
116 ii. Lewis Frank Green.
117 iii. Hazel Lee Green.
118 iv. Peggy Jean Green.
119 v. James Richard Green.
Dan Page (depage@ipa.net) offered via email 15 Sept 2003: "Most Boydstun "researchers" simply copy one of the various published versions. That's a sad mistake. We owe much for what Gladys Domonske collected, but there are many questions. I have little tolerance for those who decide to use a DAR version when the available evidence suggests outright errors. About Mahala Snow, w.o. David Boydstun. It seems rather obvious to me that someone b. and raised in MD in the early 1700's did not go to New England to find a bride. Most people then found their spouse within a walking distance of about 5 miles. (Spurious, unproven accounts claim that Mahala was the daughter of Jabez and Elizabeth (Paine) Snow of Eastham, MA, apparently based only on the coincidence that they named a daughter Mahala.) Looking closer to the Boydstun homebase (Dorchester-Somerset Co's, MD) one could make a case that Mahala was probably the daughter of John Snow b. abt 1686 d. Dec. 17, 1705, and Elizabeth Hudson of Somerset Co., MD. See Old Somerset Co. on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, by Clayton Torrence, pg. 446. I've not pursued this possibility, though some claim it as fact: e.g. WFT CD 8 tree #1781 shows Elizabeth Hudson had a sister Violetta and a brother Richard, all three children of Nickolas and Elizabeth (Freeman) Hudson. e.g. WFT CD 42 tree #1288 carries Mahala's ancestors further, showing her the daughter (granddaughter?) of John Snow b. abt 1686 d. Dec. 17, 1705, and Elizabeth Hudson b. 1671(?!). John Snow is shown as the son of Nicholas Snow. Elizabeth Hudson is shown as the daughter of Nicholas Hudson b. 1643 d. Jan. 1675/76 and Elizabeth Freeman b. 1647. Nicholas Hudson is shown as the son of Richard Hudson b. 1608 England d. 1659 Accomack, Virginia, and Mary Hayes b. about 1610 d. about 1670. Also, Kathryn Costello
clues about Mahala's origins.
"The Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy, Frederick A. Virkus, ed., Vol. 2, 1926 (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1968), p. 383 shows the purported line from Stephen Hopkins to the 20th century through "Mehitable" (1731-1811), daughter of Jabez Snow and Elizabeth Paine, and wife of David Boydstone [sic] (1726-1811).
Mahala's birth year is from the "U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900" (Provo, UT: The Generations Network, Inc., 2004).
[56514]
[S403]
Family Bible of Samuel Boydstun of Perry Co., Alabama
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_Christian SNOWMAN __|
| (.... - 1738) m 1712|
| | _____________________________
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| |______________________________|_____________________________
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_John SNOWMAN _____________________|
| (.... - 1801) m 1754 |
| | _____________________________
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| | _Thomas COOPER _______________|_____________________________
| | | (.... - 1705) m 1683
| |_Mary COOPER ________|
| (1693 - ....) m 1712|
| | _James MINOT ________________+
| | | (1628 - 1676) m 1653
| |_Mehitable MINOT _____________|_Hannah STOUGHTON ___________
| (1668 - 1738) m 1683 (1637 - 1670)
_William SNOWMAN ____|
| (1765 - 1839) m 1790|
| | _Peter STAPLES ______________
| | | (1648 - 1719) m 1673
| | _James STAPLES _______________|_Elizabeth BEEDLE ___________
| | | (1678 - 1725) m 1701
| | _William STAPLES ____|
| | | (1705 - 1762) m 1728|
| | | | _William TETHERLY ___________+
| | | | | (.... - 1691) m 1683
| | | |_Mary TETHERLY _______________|_Mary ROBIE _________________
| | | (1684 - ....) m 1701 (.... - 1691)
| |_Sarah STAPLES ____________________|
| (1733 - ....) m 1754 |
| | _____________________________
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| | _John JONES __________________|_____________________________
| | | (.... - 1758)
| |_Elizabeth JONES ____|
| m 1728 |
| | _____________________________
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| |_Rebecca, wife of John JONES _|_____________________________
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|
|--William SNOWMAN
| (1794 - 1876)
| _____________________________
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| _Enoch HUTCHINS ______________|_____________________________
| | (.... - 1698) m 1667
| _Jonathan HUTCHINS __|
| | (1684 - 1746) m 1720|
| | | _Thomas STEVENSON ___________
| | | | (.... - 1663)
| | |_Mary B. STEVENSON ___________|_____________________________
| | (1651 - ....) m 1667
| _Charles (The "Patriot") HUTCHINS _|
| | (1742 - 1834) m 1764 |
| | | _Nicholas WEEKS _____________
| | | | (.... - 1720)
| | | _Joseph WEEKS ________________|_Judith (possibly) MENDUM ___
| | | | (1670 - 1741) m 1696
| | |_Judith WEEKS _______|
| | (1696 - 1742) m 1720|
| | | _Richard (Bryer or) BRIAR ___
| | | | m 1665
| | |_Adah Edith BRIAR ____________|_Eleanor WRIGHT _____________
| | (1666 - 1702) m 1696 (.... - 1672)
|_Judith HUTCHINGS ___|
(1772 - 1862) m 1790|
| _Jacob PERKINS ______________+
| | (1662 - 1705) m 1684
| _Jacob PERKINS _______________|_Elizabeth SPARKS ___________
| | (1685 - 1770) m 1712 (.... - 1692)
| _Joseph PERKINS _____|
| | (1717 - ....) m 1739|
| | | _John STOVER ________________+
| | | | (1653 - ....)
| | |_Lydia STOVER ________________|_Abigail (Alcock or) ALCOTT _
| | (.... - 1717) m 1712 (.... - 1730)
|_Mary PERKINS _____________________|
(1745 - 1797) m 1764 |
| _Samuel WARDWELL ____________+
| | (1643 - 1692) m 1672
| _Eliakim WARDWELL ____________|_Sarah HOOPER _______________
| | (1687 - 1753) m 1711 (1650 - 1692)
|_Abigail WARDWELL ___|
(.... - 1760) m 1739|
| _Samuel ( Sr.) BRAGDON ______+
| | (1647 - 1712)
|_Ruth BRAGDON ________________|_Mary MOULTON _______________
(1691 - 1760) m 1711 (1652 - 1725)
[22358] He is identified as a child of William and Judith by Stephen Snowman via email (oldgoat@pivot.net) in 2003. He purchased the former store of Obed Leach with his brother, Charles, which they operated for many years - moving from the Wardwell Point vicinity to Northern Bay in Penobscot. The 1850 federal census in Penobscot, Hancock Co., ME lists him and his family. Cf. http://timames.net/snowsite/files/ChristianSnowmanDescendants.pdf.
[23190] Robert, Knight of Spencercombe, Co. Devon, was living in 1502. A file in trees.ancestry.com: "The surname of Spencer was derived from the Old French 'despensier' a butler or steward, one in charge of the wine cellar of a large house or mansion. The name was brought into England in the wake of the Norman Conquest of 1066. Early records of the name mention Robert le Despencer, 1204 Salisbury. William le Spencer, 1275 Hampshire. Thomas del Spencer of Yorkshire was listed in the Yorkshire Poll Tax of 1379. From the 13th century downwards, several persons of the name were documented in Scotland, where the name was taken by settlers. Roger Dispensator witnessed a charter by the Bishop of Moray, granting the church of Deveth to Spyny in the year 1202. Thomas Dispensator witnessed a charter of lands in 1232. A ship belonging to Laurence de Spense and other Scottish merchants was shipwrecked at Whitbernes, near Newcastle-on-Tyne in 1365. Fergus de la Spens held a tenement in Edinburgh in 1392. John de Spencer was the burgess of Aberdeen in 1444. Herbert Spencer (1820-1903) English philosopher and Sociologist; founder of the evolutionist philosophy, the principle of which was laid down in his 'Programme of a System of Synthetic Philosophy'. Alba, the country which became Scotland, was once shared by four races; the Picts who controlled most of the land north of the Central Belt; the Britons, who had their capital at Dumbarton and held sway over the south west, including modern Cumbria; the Angles, who were Germanic in origin and annexed much of the Eastern Borders in the seventh century, and the Scots. The latter came to Alba from the north of Ireland late in the 5th century to establish a colony in present day Argyll, which they named Dalriada, after their homeland. The Latin name Scotti simply means a Gaelic speaker. The associated arms are recorded in Sir Bernard Burkes General Armory. Ulster King of Arms in 1884."
[23189]
[S2]
LDS Church's Ancestral File - not verified.
_Eliakim WARDWELL _______________+
| (1802 - 1867) m 1830
_Frederick Freeman WARDWELL _|_Joanna GRINDLE _________________
| (1851 - 1916) m 1870 (1812 - 1888)
_Charles Frederick WARDWELL _|
| (1873 - 1940) m 1894 |
| | _Charles Tilden PERKINS _________+
| | | (1830 - 1905) m 1851
| |_Emma Rosina PERKINS ________|_Lydia A. BOLTON ________________
| (1852 - 1935) m 1870 (1833 - 1905)
_Neil Austin WARDWELL _|
| (1895 - 1956) m 1916 |
| | _Alfred M. HUTCHINGS ____________+
| | | (1804 - 1869) m 1843
| | _Clarence L. HUTCHINGS ______|_Elizabeth DARBY ________________
| | | (1849 - 1918) m 1870 (1811 - 1892)
| |_Arianna May HUTCHINS _______|
| (1879 - 1958) m 1894 |
| | _________________________________
| | |
| |_Margaret Ann HILL __________|_________________________________
| (1834 - 1917) m 1870
_Elmer Austin WARDWELL __|
| (1917 - 1996) m 1934 |
| | _Ebenezer LEACH _________________+
| | | (1789 - 1863) m 1816
| | _Martin Peletiah LEACH ______|_Clarissa WARDWELL ______________
| | | (1838 - 1921) m 1859 (1796 - 1867)
| | _George Elmer LEACH _________|
| | | (1862 - 1944) m 1887 |
| | | | _Charles Nelson LEACH ___________+
| | | | | (1818 - 1882) m 1838
| | | |_Adeline Bridges LEACH ______|_Mary ("Polly") Perkins BRIDGES _
| | | (1841 - 1907) m 1859 (1820 - 1878)
| |_Lydia G. LEACH _______|
| (1894 - 1975) m 1916 |
| | _Israel P. (Sr.) GRINDAL ________+
| | | (1806 - 1873) m 1829
| | _Francis M. GRINDLE _________|_Mary PERKINS ___________________
| | | (1834 - 1899) m 1858 (1810 - 1857)
| |_Hattie G. GRINDLE __________|
| (1864 - 1932) m 1887 |
| | _John W. PERKINS ________________+
| | | (1819 - 1898)
| |_Helen M. PERKINS ___________|_Elsie GRAY _____________________
| (1840 - 1920) m 1858 (1818 - 1895)
|
|--Lawrence E. ("Bucky") WARDWELL
| (1937 - 1988)
| _________________________________
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| | | _________________________________
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| | |_____________________________|_________________________________
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|_Edith C. BOISSONNEAULT _|
(1917 - 2005) m 1934 |
| _________________________________
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| _____________________________|_________________________________
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[48841] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 12 March 1988, p. 10: "Penobscot - Lawrence E. Wardwell, 50, died March 10, 1988 at a Bangor hospital. He was born in Castine March 16, 1937, the son of Elmer and Edith Wardwell. He worked for Maine Maritime Academy for 21 years. He is survived by his grandmother, Lucy Boissonneault, and his mother and father, all of Penobscot; his mother-in-law, Mary Robshaw of Orland; his wife, Patricia (Bowden) Wardwell of Penobscot; two daughters. Robin Vogell of Castine and Lisa Wardwell of Penobscot; one son, Randy Wordwell of Penobscot; two sisters, Jerry Bartok of Penobscot and Nancy Sandborn of Machias; three grandchildren, Troy, Travis and Cassie; several nieces and nephews."