• BIRTH: 1509, of Redgrave, Suffolk, England
• DEATH: AFT. 3 FEB 1559/60, England

• MARRIAGE: ABT. 1551, of Redgrave, Suffolk, England

1. +Rose SHEPHARD

• BIRTH: 1570, of Wendover, Bucks., England
• DEATH: AFT. 1657, England

• MARRIAGE: ABT. 1583, of Wendover, Bucks., England

1. +Jonas HUMPHREY

• DEATH:

1. +Joan GOBION

• DEATH:

• MARRIAGE: ABT. 1630

1. +Richard GODFREY

• DEATH:

1. +Henry ADAMS

• BIRTH: Private

• BIRTH: Private

• OCCUPATION: erected iron Forge in Pawtucket
• BIRTH: Colnbrook, London
• DEATH: 4 JAN 1716/17, Pawtucket, RI
• BAPTISM: 12 OCT 1628, Horton, co. Bucks, England

• MARRIAGE: 1655, Lynn, MA

1. +Joanna JENCKES

• PROPERTY: inventory as of 1685
• BIRTH: prob Henlow, Bedford, England
• DEATH: 24 DEC 1684, Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA
• BAPTISM: 15 JAN 1603/04, Henlow, Bedford, England
• WILL: 24 DEC 1684, "Duxburrow"

• MARRIAGE: 6 FEB 1635/36, prob Duxbury, MA

1. +Stephen SAMSON

Person Notes:
[NI1602]
[Holbrook.ged] Came over on the Mayflower at the age of 16 under the care of his aunt and uncle Edward and Ann (Cooper) Tilley and his cousin, Humility Cooper. Henry volunteered and fought in the Pequot War of 1637, and during his life took on several civil positions, including constable of Duxbury, property surveyor, and tax collector. for more information on the Samson ancestry, see the following series of articles written by Robert Leigh Ward in "The American Genealogist" 52:198-209 and 56:141-143, and "The Genealogist" 6:166-186. Most libraries do not subscribe to "The Genealogist", but copes of the article can be obtained through any public library's interlibrary loan service. Henry Samson's lines do not connect to any known royalty, there are many Lords, Sheriffs, Governors, and Barons. Sources: Robert Leigh Ward, "English Ancestry of Seven Mayflower Passengers: Tilley, Sampson, and Cooper, "The American Genealogist 52: 198-208 RLW, "Henry Sampson's Paternal Grandfather, "The American Gen. 56: 141-143. RLW, "The Baronial Ancestry of Henry Sampson, Humility Cooper, and Ann (Cooper) Tilley, "The Genealogist 6:166-186. Robert and Ruth Sherman, et al. Mayflower Families in Progress: Henry Samson for Four Generations (Plymouth: General Society of Mayflower Descendants, 1992) The English Ancestry and Homes of the Pilgrim Fathers HENRY SAMPSON was of the London contingent and was designated as "cousin," i.e., nephew of Edward Tilley and his wife. This probably means a nephew of Mrs. Edw. Tilley as he is not so specified in relationship to John Tilley. As two of his children bore the names of Stephen and Caleb which appeared contemporaneously in the Hopkins family it is probable he was related either by marriage or blood to Stephen Hopkins. A Sampson family was resident of the parish of St. Andrew Undershaft, London, where a John Tilley was married in 1605 (q.v.). one cow, table and benches, harness and plow irons, three wheels, lumber, corn, "Arms wearing clothes" and library info per "Mayflower web pages" by Caleb Johnson "The Last Will and Testament of Henery Sampson of Duxburrow; In the Name of God Amen Know all prsons whom it may Concerne that I henery Sampson being in my right understanding Doe thuse will and bequeth my estate to be Disposed of, after my Death. 1 I Doe Comitt and Comend my soule to God that gave it mee whom I trust hath redemed it; and my body to the earth for a season; desiering that I may be Decently buried; 2 It is my will that all prsonall Debts be payed out of my prsonal estate; and that my funeral Charges before any legacyes 3 I Doe Give and bequeath unto my son Stephen one third prte of my whole puchase of Land lying and being in the Township of Dartmouth; 4 I Doe Give unto my son John one thirds of my whole purchase of Lands lying and being within the Township of Dartmouth; 5 I Give and bequeath unto my son James the remaining prte of the other third of my Land lying within the Towneship of Dartmouth; That is thuse Joseph Russell is to have the Land which was my son Jameses sold to him the said Russell; and I signed it taken out of the Last third; and the remainder is that which I Doe bequeath to my son James for hee had the Mony for the Land that was sold to the abovsaid Russell; 6 I Doe further give and bequeath unto my son James one shilling; 7 I Doe give and bequeath unto my son Caleb one shilling; 8 I Doe give unto my Daughter Elizabeth now the wife of Robert Sprout one shilling; 9 I Doe Give and bequeath unto my Daughter hannah now the wife of Josias Holmes one shilling; 10 It: I Doe give and bequeath unto my Daughter Now the wife of John Hanmore ten shillings; 11 I doe Give and bequeath unto Mary my Daughter now the wife of John Summers; one shillinge 12 I Doe give unto my Daughter Dorcas now the wife of Thomas Bony one shillinge 13 I Doe Constitute ordaine and appoint; my son Stephen to be executor of this my last Will and Testament to pay all my Debts and Legacyes and to receive all Dues; 14 It is my Desire that my trusty and honored friend mr. Wiswall would be the overseer of this my last will and Testament; Thus Desireing to waite untill my Change shalbe; and that those that come after may be att Peace; I shall subscribe with my hand and seale the Day and yeer above expressed; signed and sealed in the prsence of the witnesses: Thomas Delano Henery Sampson Joseph Chandler his marke above info per "Mayflower web pages" by Caleb Johnson

• BIRTH: 9 JAN 1757, Medway, Norfolk Co., MA
• DEATH: 19 JAN 1831, Uxbridge, MA

• MARRIAGE: 12 DEC 1776, Medway, Norfolk Co., MA

1. +Mercy\Mary CRAGIN

Person Notes:
[NI2412]
[Holbrook.ged] see FTM: Adams History, page 526

• BIRTH: Private

• BIRTH: 1552, Hereby, Lincolnshire, England
• DEATH:

1. +Robert WIGHT\WRIGHT