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John of London
Rogers, Ezekiel Rogers, Joan (Hartopp) (Waters) Barker, Thomas Barker, Mary Crosby, Constance Elithorp, Thomas Lambert, Francis Lambert, Jane (Barker) Lambert, John Lambert, Thomas Lambert, Ann Carleton, Edward Carleton, Ellen (Newton) Carleton, John Reyner, Humphrey Reyner, Mary Reyner, Mary Reyner, Ann Reyner, Martha Acy, William Acy, Margaret (Haiton) Acy, Ruth Acy, Elizabeth Acy, John Chaplin, Hugh Chaplin, Elizabeth Jewett, Maximillion Jewett, Ann Jewett, Joseph Jewett, Mary (Mallinson) Jewett, Sarah Jewett, Jeremiah Haseltine, Robert Haseltine, John Northend, Ezekiel Northend, Jeremiah Boynton, William Boynton, Elizabeth Boynton, John Brocklebank, Jane Brocklebank, Samuel Brocklebank, John Nelson, Thomas Spofford, John Tenney, Thomas Glover, Jose Daye, Stephen and sons Correspondence 10/13/01 passengers Chaplin Hugh Chaplin was the first Chaplin ancester to come to America. He and family settled in Rowley, Massachusetts Hugh was born in Bradford, England-May 10, 1572...On board were about twenty families, nearly all from Yorkshire, under the leadership of Rev. Rogers of Rowley, England, near Hull. Among the families were Frances Lambert, from Holme-on-Spaulding-Moor: Edward Carleton, from Barnston, Hugh Chaplin. Maxmillian and Joseph Jewett, from Badfor: Robert and John Hazeltine, from Biddeford in Devon:William Jackson, from Rowley, and William and John Boynton, Thomas Nelson, John Spofford and Thomas Tenney. The ship landed in Salem Harbor where they stayed the winter and spent the time looking for a more permanent location to settle... a tract of land between Ipswich and Newbury-- the settlement began in the spring of 1639. By 1645, 16 additional families had arrived in Rowley, including James Bailey, Nicholas Jackson, and John Pearson. Hugh Chaplin became a Freeman in 1642 and most of the others soon followed.. Any more information you can provide would be appreciated... . My husband's ancesters came to America in 1635-1894 from England... Mrs. Viola Chaplin Stiles Correspondence 09/17/02 passengers Boynton There is an extensive genealogy of William Boynton's son, also named John at http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/b/y/i/Stacey-J-Byington/ Through a government spelling error, the grandson changed his last name to Byington and, as indicated in the genealogy, all Byingtons in the US are descended from him. For more about the settlement of Rowley, see: http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/b/y/i/Stacey-J-Byington/BOOK-0001/0002-0004.html Jill Byington Correspondence 03/11/2003 passenger Nelson Thomas Nelson came over from Hull England in the ship "John of London" in the summer of 1638 and settled in Rowley, Essex County, Massachusetts. Neil Matthew Nelson Correspondence 06/11/2003 passenger Elithorp Thomas Elithorp came over on the John of London in 1638, married Abigail Sumner and thus began the Elithorp/Elethorp lineage of my family. My line of "Elethorp" eventually settled in Essex and Warren Counties of New York State. This has been a difficult family to research, however, we have finally pieced it all together. Harvey Graham Elethorp
"Early Settlers of Rowley, Massachusetts" by Blodgette and Jewett
Contributed and transcribed for ISTG by Della W. Tenney, Editor
Tenney Times Newsletter
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Official Website of the Tenney Family Association: http://www.tenneyfamily.org
8 April 2001
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