THIRTEENTH GENERATION
4788. Lt. Kenelm Winslow II (?)
REF:
http://www.pacifier.com/~gregdm/html/d0001/g0000008.html
"WINSLOW, ...(4788) KENELM, Marshfield, br. of (9577iii) Gov. Edward, bapt. 3 May 1599, says the parish reg. hav. been b. the Monday bef. i. e. 30 Apr. came, perhaps, 1629, m. June 1634, (4789) Ellen or Elinor, not as Deane says d. but wid. of (4789[1]) John Adams of Plymouth, the passeng. in the Ann, call. Elinor Newton, in the conject. of Judge Davis, had (2394) Kenelm, b. 1635; (4789ii) Ellen, 1637, wh. m. 29 Dec. 1656, (4789ii[1]) Samuel Baker; (4789iii) Nathaniel, 1639; (4789iv) Job, 1641; and was a man of good condition, rep. 1642, and oft. later, engag. in settlem. of Yarmouth and other towns, d. on a visit at Salem, 12 Sept. 1672. His wid. d. 5 Dec. 1681, aged, as Miss Thomas tells, 83."
-- James Savage, "A Genealogical Dictionary of The First Settlers of New England, Before 1692" c/o http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/newengland/savage/bk1/
"ADAMS, ...(4789i_a) JAMES, Plymouth, s. of (4789i[2]) John of the same, wh. was of the first comers, went, 1643, to Marshfield, soon after to Scituate, there m. 16 July 1646, (4789i[2]a[1]) Frances, d. of William Vassall, had William, b. 16 May 1647; Ann, 18 Apr. 1649; (4789i[2]a1) Richard, 19 Apr. 1651, d. soon; Mary, 27 Jan. 1653; and Margaret, 1654; all bapt. at the sec. ch. of S. Deane says, beside Martha, wh. m. 1678, Benjamin Pierce. On board the James of Plymouth one James, not prob. this man, d. 19 Jan. 1603 [sic--should be 1653?], of wh. (4788) Kenelm Winslow was made admr."
-- James Savage, op. cit.
"ADAMS, ...(4789[2]) JOHN, Plymouth, one of the first comers, arr. in the Fortune, 9 Nov. 1621, m. (4789) Ellen or Elinor Newton, as the sagacity of Judge Davis presum. for she came in the Ann, 1623, and was prob. the only fem. N. of Chesapeak Bay with such bapt. name. He d. 1633, leav. w. and ch. (4789[2]a) James, (4789[2]b) John, and (4789[2]c) Susanna; and the rec. 24 Oct. of that yr. shows decent est. for that day. The wid. m. June foll. (4788) Kenelm Winslow. "
-- James Savage, op. cit.
"BAKER, ...(4789[3]ii[1]) SAMUEL, Marshfield, not s. of Nicholas, as was once thot. m. 29 Dec. 1656, (4789[3]ii) Elinor, d. of (4788) Kenelm Winslow, had Kenelm, b. 23 Mar. 1658, Lydia, 18 Feb. 1660; Elizabeth 18 Mar. 1662; Alice, 19 May 1663; and Elinor; 1665; beside others in 1667, 9, and 71, of whose names, in the mutilat. state of the rec. no certainty can be attain. His w. d. or was bur. 27 Aug. 1676, and he m. 21 Feb. foll. Patience, wid. perhaps of the first Moses Simmons of Duxbury, had Samuel."
-- James Savage, op. cit.
"WINSLOW, ...(4789[3]iii) NATHANIEL, Marshfield, s. of (4788) Kenelm the first, m. 3 Aug. 1664, (4751iv) Faith Miller, d. of (4750) Rev. John of Yarmouth, had Faith, b. 19 June 1665; Nathaniel, 29 July 1667; James, 16 Aug. 1669; Gilbert, 11 July 1673; Kenelm, 22 Sept. 1674; Elinor, 2 July 1677; Josiah, 21 July 1681, d. in ten mos.; and Josiah, again, 13 Jan. 1684; was capt. and rep. in the yr. of liberty recover. 1689, and d. 1 Dec. 1709, in his 71st yr. His. wid. d. 9 Nov. 1729, in her 85th yr."
-- James Savage, op. cit.
"WINSLOW, ...(4789[3]iv) JOB, Freetown, s. of (4788) Kenelm, was rep. 1686, for the Col. of Plymouth, and in 1692, for Mass. under the chart. of William and Mary. At the break. out of the Ind. war, June 1675, his ho. at Swansey, wh. he had inhab. eight or nine [[vol. 4, p. 601]] yrs. was burnt by the enemy. Job had James, b. 9 May 1687, and other childr. prob. bef. and aft."
-- James Savage, op. cit.
REF: http://home.postnet.com/~tednjudy/ste00023.htm#i357
"Posted by: Bob MacAvoy Date: August 30, 2001 at 20:32:28
In Reply to: Re: Kenelm/A reply to all by Clyde Vanderbrouk of 1792
"Clyde, I agree that her name was (4789) Newton when she stepped off the ship, and I agree that she married (4789[2]) John Adams, and I also agree that she later married (4788) Kenelm Winslow. I disagree that her name was Worden at any time and there is absolutely no proof that I have ever seen to say that she was. Could the following information be what's causing the confusion about the Worden surname?
"12. JOHN4 ADAMS (JOHN3, HENRY2, JOHN1)18 was born 1577 in Barton, St. David, Somerset, England18, and died Bef. 1609 in Barton St. David, Somerset, England18. He married ELLEN WARDEN18 1598 in England18, daughter of
PETER WORDEN and MARY. ELLEN WARDEN: Burial: December 07, 1681, Marshfield, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts
"Children of JOHN ADAMS and ELLEN WARDEN are:
"This is obviously not the John Adams of the ship Fortune, but another John Adams who died in England and married Ellen Worden/Warden. This Ellen was married in the year that Ellen Newton was born. I also cannot explain why this Ellen would have come to this country without her children and why the year of her death is the same as Ellen Winslows. I'm not being a smartass, but there are just too many unanswered questions and very little proof for any of this supposition that Ellen was married three times.
-- http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?kenelm,katherine::winslow::1009.html
"...in English Ancestry and Homes of the Pilgrim Fathers by Charles E. Banks, [(4789) Ellen] was called Mrs. Ellen Newton, widow, when at age 25, in the year 1623, she emigrated from England to America on the ship Anne.
"(4788) Kenelm was surveyor for the town of Plymouth (1640). He was fined 10 shillings for “neglecting the highways”. He removed to Marshfield in 1641 where he had a grant of land which was considered the “Eden of the region”. He was one of the 26 original proprietors of Assonet, Mass., purchased from the Indians on April 2, 1659. He was a joiner by trade and a “planter”. Was deputy to the General Court (1642-44 and 1649-53). He had “considerable litigation” and was apparently of a “quarrelsome disposition” having spent about four weeks in prison for calling the church leaders of Marshfield “liars”. Kenelm died at Salem, Mass. September 13, 1672 “whither he had gone on business”".
i. KATHERINE5 ADAMS, b. Abt. 1600.
ii. JOHN ADAMS, b. Abt. 1602; d. 1629.
iii. KATHERINE ADAMS, b. 1605.
iv. MARY ADAMS, b. Abt. 1606.
v. RICHARD ADAMS, b. 1607.
vi. KATHERINE ADAMS, b. Abt. 1608.
vii. MARY ADAMS, b. 1609.
-- http://www.winslowtree.com/tree/getperson.php?personID=I585&tree=winslow
-- http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?ollyver::winslow::753.html
"WORDEN, ...(4790) PETER, Yarmouth 1643, s. of the preced. had a d. b. 10 Feb. 1649, perhaps that (4791i) Mary, wh. m. 8 Sept. 1657, (4771iii) John Burge."
-- James Savage, op. cit.
4791. Mary unknown (see notes below)
"Found a Worden Family Assoc. web site and there was a page titled "Published Errors Report". (4790) Peter Worden II and (4791) Mary ----, his wife were discussed and the conclusion was that there is no known proof that Mary was a Sears nor a Winslow."
-- http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?peter,worden,mary,sears::sears::127.html c/o Peggy Cotton peg@texas.net
"Posted by: Robert Worden (ID *****8581) Date: October 17, 2003 at 15:40:45 In Reply to: Re: Peter II and Mary____Worden by Clarene Burke of 2703
"Clarene, I am posting this on the board rather than privately to allow further discussion. Sears is definitely out. It became an early option because of several Sears family members being buried in the Werden/Worden cemetery in East Dennis, MA (Cape Cod). Also many times it has been said that Winslow is not a possibility as (4791) Mary is certainly not the daughter of (9576) Edward Winslow of Mayflower fame. However, recently, an English researcher also by the name of Peter Worden has brought up the point that no proof can be found of a marriage in England and since Kenelm Winslow mentions marrying his cousin, Mary must either be a Winslow or otherwise related to the Winslow family. I am still attempting to discover the entire Winslow family of that time period.
-- http://genforum.genealogy.com/worden/messages/1921.html
Widow (4791) Mary left a will, in which she bequeathed her "Indian squaw" servant to her son, (4791v) Samuel Worden, executor of the will, which was signed by her mark and witnessed by Samuel Sears, Silas Sears and Gov. Thomas Hinckley.
"ABSTRACTS OF THE BARNSTABLE COUNTY, MASS., PROBATE RECORDS. (Continued from page 178.) [Vol. 1, p. 12] Will of MARY WORDEN, widow, of Yarmouth: "that there may be no differanc amongst my Children ... my sd Children also having manifested their willingnes and Consent un to me to dispose or bequeth what should be leift of my worldly goods or estate at my decease as I Should see cause as pr Articles of agreement in writing Indented bearing date the Second of may Anno Dom 1681 doeth and may appeare I ... declare this ... my last will." All wearing apparell to be equally divided between her three daughters Mary Burge, Mercy Winslow and Martha Seaverns; the rest...
"202 Abstracts of the Barnstable County, Mass., Probate Records. of the estate, after debts are paid, to son-in-law John Burge; "excepting my Indian squaw servant which I will and bequeath to my Son Samuel Worden" Executor, John Burge. Will dated, 6 March, 1686, signed by her mark; proved 31 May, 1687, Witnesses, Samuel Sears, Silas Sears and Gov. Thomas Hinckley. Recorded 8 June, 1687, by Joseph Lothrop, Deputy Register..."
-- http://www.mayflowerfamilies.com/cooke/d7.htm
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