Was in Gloucester in 1647, removed to New London 1651. His first daughter Mary was by his first wife who is unknown. He was a master mariner and Merchant.
Sources:
GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF NEW ENGLAND, Savage
NEW ENGLAND MARRIAGES PRIOR TO l700, Torrey
DIRECTORY OF ANCESTRAL HEADS OF NEW ENGLAND FAMILIES, Holmes
PIONEERS OF MASSACHUSETTS, Pope
GENEALOGICAL GUIDE TO THE EARLY SETTLERS OF AMERICA, WhittemoreGENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF NEW ENGLAND
PARKER, RALPH, Gloucester 1647, rem. to New London 1651, had Mary by a former wife and by Susanna, d. of William Keeny, had Susanna; Jonathan; Ralph, b. 29 Aug. 1670; Thomas, Hannah; Mehitable; and Rebecca; was a master mariner and merchant and d. 1683; Mary m. a 1663, William Condy; Susanna m. 27 Mar. 1666, Thomas Forster; Hannah m. Richard Wyatt, it is said; Mehitable m. William Pendall; and Rebecca m. 1685 John Prentiss, as his sec. wife.HISTORY OF NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT
FROM THE FIRST SURVEY OF THE COAST IN 1612 TO 1852
BY FRANCES MANWARING CAULKINS
PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHOR, 1852PG 67 & 68: "On the 19th of October, 1650, Grants were made by the townsmen to ... These were all from Gloucester, a town on the eastern coast of Massachusetts, situated upon the peninsula of Cape Ann. Mr. Richard Bliman had been the minister of Gloucester, for eight years, and was now engaged to become the minister of the Pequot plantation. The others were a party of his friends, who purposed to remove with him, and came on to make preparatory arrangements. William Keeny, Ralph Parker, William Wellman, Robert Brookes, Thomas Stanton and John Elderkin, all had grants of nearly the same date, and the three first named probably belonged also to the Cape Ann party."
New London, Ct. Vital Records
Ralph Parker the sonn of Ralph & Susanna Parker born ye 29th of August.
He was in Gloucester where he had 3 of his children. He was a part of the Cape Anne party that traveled with Rev. Blinman to the New World. He & 8 other men went to New London, Ct. from Gloucester in 1651 to make arrangements for Rev. Blinman who was to be minister of the Pequot Colony. In l662 he was 6l years and his wife 63 years.
Sources:
GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF NEW ENGLAND, Savage
NEW ENGLAND MARRIAGES PRIOR TO l700, Torrey
DIRECTORY OF ANCESTRAL HEADS OF NEW ENGLAND, Holmes
GENEALOGICAL GUIDE TO THE EARLY SETTLERS OF AMERICAN, WhittemoreGENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF NEW ENGLAND, VOL. 3
KEENY, KENY, or KEENEY, ALEXANDER, Wethersfield, freem. 1667, d. 1680, leav. Alexander, 18; Thomas, and Sarah, tw. 16; Joseph, 14; Lydia, 11; Ebenezer, 8; and Richard, 6. His wid. Alice d. 1683. JOHN, New London, s. of William, freem. 1670, m. Oct. 1661, Sarah, d. of William Douglas, had Susanna, b. Sept. 1662; John, William, and Hannah. WILLIAM, Gloucester, by w. Agnes had Susanna; Mary; and John, b. a 1640; rem. to New London a. 1651; in 1662 was aged a. 61, and his w. 63; he d. 1675. Susanna m. Ralph Parker; and Mary m. Samuel Beebe. This name is not bec. Kinne.HISTORY OF NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT
FROM THE FIRST SURVEY OF THE COAST IN 1612 TO 1852
BY FRANCES MANWARING CAULKINS
PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHOR, 1852PG 67 & 68: "On the 19th of October, 1650, Grants were made by the townsmen to ... These were all from Gloucester, a town on the eastern coast of Massachusetts, situated upon the peninsula of Cape Ann. Mr. Richard Bliman had been the minister of Gloucester, for eight years, and was now engaged to become the minister of the Pequot plantation. The
others were a party of his friends, who purposed to remove with him, and came on to make preparatory arrangements. William Keeny, Ralph Parker, William Wellman, Robert Brookes, Thomas Stanton and John Elderkin, all had grants of nearly the same date, and the three first named probably belonged also to the Cape Ann party."New London Vital Statistics
Deaths
William Keeney. 1675
He was the only son of his Father. He sold his estate in l688 in New London & died in l700.
Sources:
GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF NEW ENGLAND, Savage
NEW ENGLAND MARRIAGES PRIOR TO l700, TorreyGENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF NEW ENGLAND
CARPENTER, DAVID, Farmington, d. 22 Jan. 1651, leav. ch. Elizabeth b. a. 1644; David, a. 1647; and Mary, Aug. 1650, all bapt. 16 May 1658, some yrs. after their mother had m. George Orvis, and she next m. Richard Bronson.
DAVID, New London, only son of the preceding m. Sarah, d. of William Hough, had there bapt. Mary, in July 1677; Sarah, Nov. 1679; David, 12 Nov. 1682; and Elizabeth and Hannah, 1691; but sold his est. 1688, and d. 1700. His widow m. William Stevens.
New London Vital Statistics
William Stephens of Kenneliworth & widow Sarah Carpenter married Nov. 24- 1703.
He was from Cheshire, England & came probably in l640 with Rev. Richard Blinman to Gloucester, Mass. He was a housewright/carpenter. He removed to Saybrook, Ct. first then to New London, Ct. sometime around l65l to l653. He was a deacon in the church.
Sources:
GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF NEW ENGLAND, Savage
NEW ENGLAND MARRIAGES PRIOR TO l700, Torrey
DIRECTORY OF ANCESTRAL HEADS OF NEW ENGLAND, Holmes
PIONEERS OF MASSACHUSETTS, Pope
FOUNDERS AND PATRIOTS OF NEW ENGLAND, Calket
FAMILIES OF ANCIENT NEW HAVEN, Jacobus
GENEALOGICAL GUIDE TO THE EARLY SETTLERS OF AMERICA, WhittemoreGENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF NEW ENGLAND
HOUGH, or HAUGH, . WILLIAM, Gloucester, housewright, was from Cheshire, s. of Edward, and came prob. 1640, with Rev. Richard Blinman, m. 28 Oct. 1645, Sarah, d. of Hugh Caulkins, had Hannah, b. 31 July 1646; Abiah, 16 Sept. 1648; and Sarah, 23 Mar. 1651; rem. to New London, there had Samuel, 9 Mar. 1653; John, 17 Oct. 1655; William, 13 Oct. 1657;
Jonathan, 7 Feb. 1660; Deborah, 21 Oct. 1662; Abigail, 7 Mar. 1666; and Ann, 29 Aug. 1667; was deac. and d. 10 Aug. 1683. Of the ch. we have not traces of sev. Jonathan, prob. d. young; Hannah m. 11 Feb. 1662, John Borden; Abiah m. 18 Dec. 1667, William Douglass; and Sarah m. David Carpenter.
New London Vital Records
John Hough sonne of William & Sarah Hough born ye 17th of October.
Capt. John Hough departed this life August ye 2, 1715.
(Is this the same John Hough?)
New London Vital Records
1656
Samuel Hough sonne of William & Sarah Hough - born in another place.
New London Vital Statistics
William Hough sonne of William & Sarah Hough - was borne ye 13th of October.
New London Vital Statistics
Jonathan Hough, the son of William & Sarah Hough - born ye 7th of February, 1658.
New London Vital Statistics
Deborah Hough, daughter of William & Sarah Hough was born ye 24th of October.
New London Vital Records
Abigail Hough the daughter of William & Sarah Hough - born ye 5th of March.
New London Vital Records
Ann Hough ye daughter of William & Sarah Hough born ye 29th of August.
The following info came from the following Webpage that has quite a write-up on the Pendell family, Compiled by Elmer Pendell
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~brooks/PENDELL/Pendell.htmOur John Boynton where was he? Deed Book 1, Excn p.55 for Greenfield, records a deed to him dated July 14, 1788 from Elisha Mack; and Deed Book 11, p. 90 reports a deed to him from John Boynton, Jr. March 23, 1797, and he figures in other deeds, but I dont find him in the 1790 census.
Information on his children comes from THE BOYNTON FAMILY by John Farnham & Caroline (Harriman) Boynton, 1897
He moved his family from Giles Co., Va. to Boone Co., W. Va. & settled near Peytona on Big Coal River. During the American Revolution he volunteered under the Command of Captain Floyd and served from the Spring of l777 until the first part of Oct. of the same year. He was stationed at Smithfield, Va. In the Spring of l778 he served in the same garrison from the first of April until the first of Oct. In the Spring of l779 he volunteered under the Command of Captain John Lucas & served from April lst to Oct. lst. He was an Indian spy & fought against the Indians to protect the Va. frontier. He was in the Virginia militia. He was killed by a falling tree when he was 89 years of age.
His will is on file in Tazewell Co., Va.
He lived in Farmington, Ct. His wife married twice after his death.
Sources:
GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF NEW ENGLAND, Savage
NEW ENGLAND MARRIAGES PRIOR TO l700, Torrey
PIONEERS OF MASSACHUSETTS, Pope
GENEALOGICAL GUIDE TO THE EARLY SETTLERS OF AMERICA, Whittemore