took an appprentice joiner

daughter Mary baptized

bought the Serjeanty of the Acatery

daughter Agnis baptized

Aaron Cooke (d. 28 Dec. 1615, Bridport, Dorset, England)

Joane Way (bu. 10 May 1615)

paid Thomas Walter for half a years rent of Stapleton Parsonage

apprenticed to John Browne, joiner, for term of eight years

admitted a burgess into the liberties of the city

took an appprentice joiner

or Holland

concerning rent at All Saints Parish

his son Samuel was baptized at St. Bartholomew's Church

signed Mayflower Compact

his son John was baptized at St. Bartholomew's Church

The month in the original register (found in Guildhall Library, London, England) is unreadable, however in his father’s Inquisition Post Mortem, we find their marriage contract, which states that the month of the marriage was actually July.

Martha, the widow Ford

his father sent him to London to read law as an apprentice

testified that he had sent his son to London to read law

his son Joseph was baptized at St. Bartholomew's Church

conveyed a portion of the Stapleton Pasonage from Thomas Walter

charter involvimng church of Stapleton

with his son-in-law and others rented the Stapleton Rectory for 60 years

with his father-in-law and others rented the Stapleton Rectory for 60 years

with his father-in-law and others signed bargain of sail for Stapleton Rectory

with his son-in-law and others signed bargain of sail for Stapleton Rectory

admitted a burgess into the liberties of the city

was one of those who purchased the wardship of John Fry alias Urch for £15

was one of those who purchased the wardship of John Fry alias Urch for £15

apprenticed Alex Tay

apprenticed Alex Tay

bought property on Baldwin Street from Charles Harbord of London

took an appprentice joiner

his son-in-law Andrew Sargent was discharged as his apprentice

leased property on High Street (his inn)

there is no support for this claim

he probably came with his brother Edmund in 1630, Anderson says by 1633

Jane Dabinott (1611-1655), his first wife's cousin. She married 2nd in 1637, John Warham

apprenticed Nicholas Aish

apprenticed Nicholas Aish

chosen to be a Deacon in the newly created church

admitted to the first church in Dorchester

Coroner's Jury

requested to be admitted as a freeman

requested to be admitted as a freeman

requested to be admitted as a freeman

son John was baptized

Freeman

Thomas Hobbs

Sheriff of Bristol

Mayor of Bristol

one of four men to sign town orders

Humphrey Collins (-1634)

as stated in his Inq. P. M.

Deputy to the General Court - as John Gallard

Charter of Feoffment from his son-in-law

Charter of Feoffment to his son-in-law Thomas Jackson

Charter of Feoffment

endorsed a Charter of Feoffment for his father-in-law

ordered to build 20 foot of fence in the marsh for 1 cow

ordered to build 40 feet of fence for his 2 cows

ordered to build 60 feet of fence, rated for 3 cows

one of the administrators of the estate of John Russell

Selectman

Selectman

Assessor

granted 1 acre for a cowyard

was on a committee to collect rate for fort

granted 2 acres in the Neck of Land

mentioned in his grandfather's will as less than 21 years of age

mentioned in he father's will

was the first to sign the passenger roll for the ship Recovery

mentioned in the will of Joan Patten in Crewkerne

Charter of Feoffment from his son-in-law, Thomas Jackson

Charter of Feoffment to his father-in-law

Assessor

granted 30 acres

Freeman

Selectman

granted the hedgy ground that lies in the bottom betwixt his house and the water next Mr. Cottington's farm

apprenticed to Edward Doten for 7 years

Alderman of Bristol

probably came with Lion Gardiner

fence viewr

granted 100 acres of upland and 100 acres of meadow

Deputy for Dorchester to Massachusetts Bay General Court

enrolled as a passenger on the ELizabeth and Ann

granted 2 acres of land

enrolled as a passenger on the Elizabeth and Ann

enrolled as a passenger on the Elizabeth and Ann

enrolled as a passenger on the Elizabeth and Ann

replaced Roger Ludlow as overseer of the work at Castle Island

Deputy for Dorchester to Massachusetts Bay General Court

fence viewr

appointed to a committee to set the bounds between Wessaguseus and Barecove

receive a portion of the undivided lands

in the Cambridge Land Inventory, he held 12 parcels of land totalling over 95 acres

he bought 40 acres of upland and 40 acres of marsh

Selectman

Selectman

granted 100 acres of meadow and 100 acres of upland

was on a committee to lay out land

Selectman

Ship: Expedition

one of the overseers of the will of Thomas Newberry

granted 6 acres of fresh marsh

order to measure out his hundred acres of marsh

granted 20 acres

granted 16 acres in the great lots

granted 2 acres in the second marsh

granted 2 acres of meadow

granted 5 acres

owned 5 houses in town

granted 2 acres of meadow

appointed along with Samuel Wakeman to consider the bounds of Dorchester

son Ezeckiall baptized

son Ezeckiall baptized

Representative (Deputy) at the first General Court of the Massachusetts Bay Colony

appointed to survey and lay out the length and breadth of the town

Selectman

granted meadow

Selectman

granted 2 acres of meadow

attended a town meeting

granted 2 acres of marsh

Selectman

35 acres in the Great Dividend

served in Pequot War as a volunteer from Hartford

appointed Assessor

Selectman

estate was valued at 1520 pounds

estate was valued at 1520 pounds

6 acres in Beaverbrook Plowlands

6 acres in Remote Meadows

stopped serving as Assessor

Selectman

granted 3/4 acres and house for four

inventoried the estate of Robert Pond

NN Wathen received 10 acres

granted 1/2 acre adjoining the meadow at Powow point

Representative (Deputy) to the General Court

granted 20 acres

committe member for the General Court

[tjf] it is not know if this is the same person

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

granted 2 lots in the Neck and Cow's Pasture

granted 8 acres in the division of lands

fined for "failing att the hower appointed which 7 of the Clocke"

was granted by the General Court for Windsor along with Governor Roger Ludlow a monopoly on the beaver trade on the Connecticut River

fined for "failing att the hower appointed which 7 of the Clocke"

was granted by the General Court for Wethersfield a monopoly on the beaver trade on the Connecticut River

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

fined for "failing att the hower appointed which 7 of the Clocke"

[tjf] it is not know if this is the same person

Deputy to the Connecticut General Court

on the committee of highways

he was a Rater

purchased the trading post at Windsor from the Plymouth Colony

conveyed lands to Thomas Allen in Devon, England

conveyed lands to Thomas Allen in Devon, England

5 acres of marsh

member of the church

his request to not have his Plymouth lands taxed by Connecticut was denied

he was a Recorder of cattle

Deputy to the Connecticut General Meeting of Freemen

Deputy to the Connecticut General Meeting of Freemen

he was sued by Mr. Williams for 74 rod of corn destroyed due to a defect in his fence

arranged the lease of lands in Dorchester for John Warham

inventoried the estate of Mrs. Judith Snead

he was a fenceviewer

was surety for Thomas Marshfield of Windsor

was fined 5 pounds for damages

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

made a return trip to Windsor to meet with merchants

Deputy to the Connecticut Legislature

In the Hartford Land Inventory, he hld 12 parcels of land totalling over 200 acres

held 9 lots in the town inventory taken

accepted the remaining balance of his fine overpaid.

spoke on behalf of Thomas Ford

leasing the town weir

leasing the town weir