PARKER & HEMINGWAY LINES continued

INDEX

THIRTEENTH GENERATION

4636. John Parker

4637. Sarah (Elliot?)

4638. John Hemingway /Hemenway

4639. Mary Truscott/ Trescott

FOURTEENTH GENERATION

9272. Robert Parker

"PARKER, ...(9272) ROBERT, Boston, call. an adm. to the ch. 9 Mar. 1634, "serv. to our by William Aspenwall," was a butcher, possib. came from Woolpit, near Bury St. Edmunds, Co. Suffk. freem. 4 Mar. foll. rem. early to Cambridge, m. (9273) Judith, wid. f (9273[1]) Richard Bugby of Roxbury, had (9273i) Benjamin, b. June 1636; (9273ii) Sarah, Apr. 1640; (4636) John, bapt. at Roxbury, in right of his w. 27 Mar. 1642, and I judge him to be the H. C. gr. 1661; (9273iv) Nathanael, 28 July 1643, d. young; and (9273v) Rachel, wh. d. bef. her f. His w. d. 8 May 1682, aged 80; and in his will, of 21 Mar. 1684, pro. 7 Apr. 1685, he calls hims. a 82 yrs. The s. Benjamin, and John, [[vol. 3, p. 356]] he says, had full sh. and are d. so that he names sole heir, his d. Sarah, w. of (9273ii[1]) Thomas Foster, m. 15 Oct. 1652, and to her ch. after her. with provision for doub. portion to the s. Thomas. See 3 Mass. Hist. Coll. X. 168."
-- James Savage, op. cit.

9273. Judith unknown

9276. Ralph Hemmenway

"HEMMENWAY, or HEMINGWAY, ...(9276) RALPH, Roxbury 1633, freem. 3 Sept. 1634, m. 5 July 1634, (9277) Elizabeth Hewes, and (9277i) Mary, b. 4 Apr. foll. d. in 20 days; (9277ii) Samuel, June 1636; (9277iii) Ruth, Sept. 1638; (4638) John, 27 Apr. 1641; (9277v) Joshua, bapt. 9 Apr. 1643, (9277vi) Elizabeth b. 31 May, bapt. 8 June 1645; and (9277vii) Mary, again, 7, bapt. 18 Apr. 1647, d. young. He d. 1677, or 8. His will of 4 May 1677, pro. 11 July of next yr. ment. his gr. age, names w. Elizabeth and three s. Ruth d. 1684, unm. and her mo. d. 2 Feb. 1686, the ch. rec. of next day says 'old wid. H. bur.'"
-- James Savage, op. cit.

9277. Elizabeth Hewes

"...(9276) Ralph had at least seven children with Elizabeth between 1635 and 1647 and he died 1 June 1678. Amongst other locations where this is well documented, is an excellent 856 page text that is still in print that was produced by Patricia S Hemingway.

"However, a statement made in the book and repeated in various forms in other works is that Ralph Hemenway“…was born c1603 near Bradford, West Riding of Yorkshire, England”. There is no evidence that I have seen that can support this assertion. I have tried very hard and a great many other researchers have struggled to try to find any evidence of Ralph’s parents, birthplace or even record of emigration to North America. To date, none of these have been found.

"Maurice Hemingway 12 Sept 2006"

-- http://www.hemingway.uk.com/ralph.htm

1 "...A great many individuals have undertaken this research and I believe they have all reached the same conclusion. That is that they are descended from (9276) Ralph Hemenway... Amongst other locations where this is well documented, is an excellent 856 page text that is still in print that was produced by Patricia S Hemingway. However, a statement made in the book and repeated in various forms in other works is that Ralph Hemenway '…was born c1603 near Bradford, West Riding of Yorkshire, England'. There is no evidence that I have seen that can support this assertion. I have tried very hard and a great many other researchers have struggled to try to find any evidence of Ralph’s parents, birthplace or even record of emigration to North America. To date, none of these have been found."

-- Maurice Hemingway c/o http://www.hemingway.uk.com/ralph.htm

Because of his research, Maurice suspected that the descendants of Ralph are not related to any English Hemingways. This seems to be borne out by a subsequent DNA study. Five of the participants, descendants of Ralph, share a common ancestral DNA. Nine others, not descendants of Ralph, share a common ancestral DNA from West Riding, Yorkshire. Six others gave scattered results. This is conclusive proof that the Hemingways descended from Ralph (including author Ernest) are NOT related by blood to the Yorkshire Hemenways.

Ralph's DNA was as follows:
[LAST REVISED 14 Dec. 2007]

DYS
19

DYS
385a

DYS
385b

DYS
388

DYS
389I

DYS
389II

DYS
390

DYS
391

DYS
392

DYS
393

DYS
426

DYS
437

DYS
438

DYS
439

DYS
441

DYS
442

DYS
444

DYS
445

DYS
446

DYS
447

DYS
448

DYS
449

DYS
452

DYS
454

14

11

13

12

14

30

23

10

13

13

12

15

12

11

14

12

12

12

13

26

19

30

11

11

DYS
455

DYS
456

DYS
458

DYS
459a

DYS
459b

DYS
460

DYS
461

DYS
462

DYS
463

DYS
464a

DYS
464b

DYS
464c

DYS
464d

GATA
A10

GATA
C4

TAGA
H4

GGAAT
1B07

YCA
IIa

YCA
IIb

11

15

16

9

10

10

13

11

22

15

15

17

17

13

23

12

10

19

23

Almost all close matches to this DNA in Ysearch were of Hg R1b or its subclades, the most common W. European haplogroup. A Yorkshire origin is quite possible then; Ralph simply wasn't related by blood to the Hemenways there.

9278. William Trescott

9279. Elizabeth Dyer

[REF: http://users.kricket.net/rajincajun/pafg341.htm]

FIFTEENTH GENERATION

18554. John Hewes

18555. (19773ii) Mary Foote -- HOLCOMB LINE

18556. William Trescott

18557. Elizabeth Nute

Note: Record submitted after 1991 by a member of the LDS Church. No source info. available. It appears that William and Elizabeth's marriage records were found, but there is no record I know of which names their children. "Tre-" is a Cornish prefix meaning "town, place, or from the place of"

REF: http://72.14.253.104/search?q=cache:rFU0flvdiUAJ:webpages.charter.net/sifu/the%2520book.htm+%2B%22william+trescott%22+%2B%22elizabeth+nute%22&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=4&gl=us

18558. George Dyer

18559. poss. Elizabeth poss. Capen

"In his will of 9 October 1638 Bernard Capen names as one of his trustees "my brother George Dyer...

"In 1634 Reverend John White (1575-1648) of Dorchester, Dorset , prepared alist of those adventurers who had been associat ed with him in the New England fishing trade from 1623 to 1628, and toward the end of the list is "George Dier, living in New England" [NEHGR 61:280]. This indicatesthat George Dyer was perhaps from Dorchester in Dorset, or at least from one of the three counties of Dorset, Devon or Somerset.

"In his will, dated 31 December 1671 and proved 2 August 167 2, George Dyer bequeathed to `my beloved daughter Elisabeth the wife of William Trescot...', to `my beloved daughter Mary the wife of William Pond...'; to `my loving son-in-law James White of Dorchester my looms for weaving with all the utensils thereunto belonging in case he the said James will make use of them in the said work..."

-- http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=royalancestors&id=I528

"Banks provides three guesses for the origin of George Dyer, all based on "Banks Mss.": Dorchester, Dorset; Fitzhead, Somerset; and Wincanton, Somerset. (Some additional data, still far from conclusive, are given in M&JCH 2:97, 3:56, 13:18.) The only evidence for a wife or wives for George Dyer, aside from the existence of his daughters, is the record of the admission to church of Abigail Dyer in 1636. Savage claims that Dyer had wife Elizabeth, but there is no record evidence for this, and there may be some confusion with the daughter Elizabeth. Related to the question of the wife or wives of George Dyer is the bequest to son-in-law James White. Does this imply a third daughter who married James White, or a marriage to a widow White who was mother of James?"

-- http://www.newenglandancestors.org/research/database/great_migration/D.asp

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