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TWELFTH GENERATION

2304. John Parrish

"PARISH, *(2304) JOHN, Groton, perhaps s. of (4608) Thomas the first, or a br. [conf. above Thos. w. (4609iii)] as seems more likely, was says Butler, an orig. propr. and in 1[6]83, serv. on a com. with Page and Lawrence, others of the earliest sett. to prove the ld. rights of the town bef. its destruct. in Philip's war; rep. 1690."

PARISH, ...(2304) JOHN, Groton, prob. s. of the preced. [(2304) John (sic), but actually s/a above] by w. (2304[2]) Mary had (2304[2]a) Lydia, b. 20 Apr. 1687; and (2304[2]b) Elizabeth 19 Mar. 1691."

-- James Savage, "A Genealogical Dictionary Of the First Settlers of New England, Before 1692" c/o http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/newengland/savage/bk3/

2305. Hannah Jewell

2306. Lieut. Jonathan Tracy

2307. Mary Griswold

2308. Thomas Roode

2309. Sarah Leffingwell White

"[(2308) Thomas Roode was] hung 18 Oct 1672 at Saybrook, CT... for the crime of incest of his daughter Sarah Rood"

  • -- http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=cbansbach&id=I945 c/o Bruce E. Coleman cbansbach1990@wmconnect.com

    "Thomas Rood was executed October 18, 1672 in Norwich, CT, and has the dubious distinction of being the only person executed in North America for incest. His daughter Sarah was publicly whipped. Their progeny, George Rood, was sent to live with his uncle Lt. Thomas Leffingwell. See Savage's Dictionary of English Settlers before 1692 Vol. 3: Rood, Thomas

    http://delanoye.org/primary/savagevol3.txt.

    -- http://www.daynesfamilytree.com/separatingfactfromfiction.htm

    2310. Thomas Mariner /Marriner

    2311. unknown

    A Thomas Mariner immigrated to Salem, MA in 1650.

    SRC: TURK, MARION G. The Quiet Adventurers in North America. Parts 1 and 2. Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 1993. 670p. Page: 424 c/o ancestry.com

    "In the records of Salem, Mass. we find that Capt. Richard Mariner sold his home on the "first month 29th day 1652" (29 March1652)...

    " ...(according to Underhill "Descendants of Edward Small" Revised Edition, Vol. III) we find in Dover, New Hampshire, in 1681 an Andrew Mariner [b. ABT 1658]. Perhaps he is the same Andrew Mariner (signing himself Andre Marine) who on 10 Nov 1684 was in Boston "a shoemaker from New London at George Cables's." He bought land shortly in Boston and the next year (1685) his first of five children [by Ruth Hollard] are recorded in Boston birth records...

    "Andrew was evidently connected with the Huguenot Colony in Boston because Francis Barers and Benjamin Fanieul witnessed one deed. He later moved to New York as Underhill shows...

    "...Andrew's family [sp. Marriner in IGI] in Boston were named (in order of birth) Margaret [7 Sep. 1685-], Ruth [6 Feb. 1686-], Priscilla [1 May 1688-], and twins Andrew and George [19 Jan. 1689-; m. Naragansett, RI]."

    -- The Rood/Rude Record, Vol II, page 49 c/o http://72.14.253.104/search?q=cache:Il8cTTHKTbMJ:www.rood.net/Gen1 -2.pdf+%2B%22thomas+mariner%22+% 2Bsalem&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=28&gl=us

    (The "New London" connection links Andrew's family with Mary's).

    The IGI lists Andrew's parents as John Marriner (France-21 Dec. 1717 Gloucester, Essex MA Age 73) and Elizabeth unknown (ABT 1645 France-), with children James, Andrew, Joseph Josue (m. Boston, MA), Martha, Susannah (d. 28 Feb. 1705) and John (1675 France-1748 at sea; m. of Gloucester, MA).

    Mary Mariner's father is listed as Thomas, b. ABT 1642.

    Batch #5026175, Continental Europe, is cited for the info. on John & family. No sources are cited for Thomas.

    Very little is known of the Mariners, so for now all we can do is "connect the dots": I will assume that the New London Mariners (Andrew and Mary) were first cousins, that the two Salem Mariners (Capt. Richard and Thomas) were father and son, respectively, that Thomas and John were brothers, and that the whole family was of Huguenot origin.

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