[37387] The line is from the unverified Stuart-Archer Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014.
_Humphrey BRADSTREET _+
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_Thomas BRADSTREET _____|______________________
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_Humphrey BRADSTREET ___|
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_Moses BRADSTREET ___|
| (1643 - 1690) m 1662|
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_Dr. Humphrey BRADSTREET _|
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| | _John HARRIS ___________|
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| |_Elizabeth HARRIS ___|
| (1644 - 1684) m 1662|
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| |_Bridget AUGIER ________|
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|--Benjamin BRADSTREET
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| _Colonel Daniel PIERCE _|
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| _Joshua PIERCE ______|
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|_Sarah PIERCE ____________|
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| _John PIKE ___________+
| | (.... - 1654) m 1587
| _John ("Pioneer") PIKE _|_Jane CASTLEMAN ______
| | (1588 - 1654) m 1613
| _Robert PIKE ___________|
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| | |_Dorothy DAY ___________|______________________
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|_Dorothy PIKE _______|
(1645 - ....) m 1668|
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|_Sarah SAUNDERS ________|
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|_Ales COLE _____________|______________________
[891] Benjamin received the BA and MA degrees from Harvard College in 1725 and was ordained in the Annesquam Parish at Gloucester, Mass. 18 Sept 1728; settled at Gloucester, 1728-62. His ministry was quiet and successful.
_Reynold DE MOHUN __________+
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_John DE MOHUN ________|_Hawise Fitz PIERS _________
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_John DE MOHUN ______|
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_John DE MOHUN ____________|
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_John DE MOHUN ______|
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| | _Robert DE TIBETOT __|
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| | _Pain DE CHAWORTH _____|_Matilda (Sybil) DE HESDIN _
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| |_Eve DE CHAWORTH ____|
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| |_Gundreda de La FERTE _|_Margaret DE BRIWERRE ______
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|--John DE MOHUN
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http://www.britannia.com/bios/lords/mohundjm.html offers: "This nobleman was the ninth in descent from William De Mohun, and the last possessor, of his name and lineage, of Dunster Castle in Somerset, which had fallen, amongst other spoils, to the share of his said ancestor, "an expert commander," according to Dugdale, in the Norman army at the Conquest.
"John's grandfather, also John, the 1st Lord Mohun, served in several expeditions in Gascony and Scotland during the reigns of Kings Edward I and II and died in or about 1330, leaving the subject of this notice (son to his son John De Mohun, by Christian, daughter of John De Segrave) as his next heir, then in his tenth year. The custody of his lands during his minority, and also the benefit of his marriage, were granted to Henry Burghershe, Bishop of Lincoln, Lord Treasurer, at whose special instance he obtained, in 1341, though yet within age, livery of his inheritance, for which he did homage on occasion of his departure to join the army in Scotland in that year, or of his marriage with his guardian's niece, Joan, the daughter of Bartholomew, Lord Burghershe.
"He attended the English expedition into Brittany, in 1342, in the retinue of Lord Burghershe, and, only a few years later, had the good fortune to be chosen, together with his brother-in-law, Sir Bartholomew Burghershe "the Son" as one of the founders of the Most Noble Order of the Garter.
"We find him again employed, in 1346, in the retinue of the Prince of Wales when King Edward III landed at La Hogue; and he continued in the public service until the Siege of Calais. In 1348, he was again sent into France. By 1355, John was at Bordeaux, in the suite of the Black Prince. His name occurs frequently during that year in the household book, of which a fragment is preserved ill the office of the Duchy of Cornwall; and he is mentioned by Froissart amongst the witnesses to the King's letter, in 1370, for redressing wrongs committed by the army in Aquitaine.
"John was issued with summons to Parliament from 1342 (soon after he had come of age) until 4th October 1373. The date of his death was not discovered by Ashmole or Dugdale; but it is clear that it happened between the 14th April 1375, when robes of the Order of the Garter were directed to be issued to him, and the 4th April 1376, when Sir Thomas Holland, afterwards second earl of Kent, was in possession of his choir stall in the St. George's Chapel, Windsor.
"By his wife, Joan Burghershe (who died in 1404, and by her will ordered her burial in the tomb she had made in the crypt of Canterbury Cathedral), he had three daughters, his co-heiresses: Elizabeth, wife of William Montacute, 2nd Earl of Salisbury; Philippa, wife of Prince Edward, Duke of York and Albemarle, grandson of Edward Ill; and Maud, who married John, Lord Strange of Knockyn. The two former died without surviving issue and the large possessions of the family devolved, consequently, to Richard, Lord Strange, grandson of our noble knight."
Also see "Dictionary of National Biography, Vol. 38," Leslie Stephen (1900), p. 108
[18613] Sarah, second wife of Ichabod Grindle, is daughter of Joseph Dow and Judith Butman who m. at Amesbury, MA 11 January 1731. See "The Book of Dow," R. P. Dow (1929). In 1845/46 an old lady named "Miss Ichabod" was living with Judith Grindle and is presumed to be her mother [ - "The Grindle Family of Hancock County, Maine" (1978), p. 17]. Ancestry.com offers: "Dow Name Meaning - Scottish (also found in Ireland): reduced form of McDow. This surname is borne by a sept of the Buchanans. English: variant of Daw. Americanized spelling of Dutch Douw, an Old Frisian personal name. Americanized spelling of German Dau."
[53417] James is said to be son of thomas Jewell (1707-1772) & Judith Lancaster (1704-1751; m. 19 February 1731 in Salisbury, Essex Co., MA).
[50634] Larkin is said to be son of John Small (1758-1840) & Elizabeth 'Betsy' Patten (1775-1840; m. ca. 1792 in Cherryfield, Washington Co., ME).