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Ship Suzan And Ellen

In the Ship Suzan And Ellen EDWARD PAYNE Mr for New-England Theis pties herevnder expressed have brought Certificates from the Minister of Justices of their Conformitie and that they are no Subsidy Men.

Columns represent: name, occupation, and age of each passenger.

 1  Procter, John          Husbandman  40
 2  Proctor, Martha                    28
 3  Proctor, John                       3
 4  Proctor, Marie                      1
 5  Street, Alice                      28
 6  Thorton, Walter        Husbandman  36
 7  Thorton , Johanna                  44
 8  North,  John                       20
 9  Pynder,  Mary                      53
10  Pynder, Francis                    20
11  Pynder,  Marie                     17
12* Pinder,  Katherine                 10
13  Pynder,  Jo:                        8
14  Skofield,  Richard                 22
15  Weeden,  Edward                    22
16  Wilby,  George                     16
17  Hawkins, Richard                   15
18  Parker, Tho:                       30
19  Burd, Symon                        20
20  Mansfield, Jo:                     34
21  Cole,  Clement                     30
22  Jones,  Jo:                        20
23  Burrow,  Wm                        19
24  Atwood, Phillip                    13
25  Snowe,  Wm                         18
26  Lumus, Edward                      24
27  Saltonstall, Richard   Husbandman  23
28  Saltonstall, Merriall              22
29  Saltonstall, Merriall               9 mos.
30  Wells,  Tho:                       30
31* Coop,  Peter                       28
32  Lambart,  Wm                       26
33  Podd,  Samvel                      25
34  Belcher,  Jeremy                   22
35  Clifford,  Marie                   25
36  Coe,  Jane                         30
37  Riddlesden, Marie                  17
38  Pellam,  Jo:                       20
39  Hitchcock,  Matthew                25
40  Nicholls,  Elizabeth               25
41  Carpenter, Tomazin                 35
42  Fowle,  Ann                        25
43  Gordon, Edmond                     18
44  Sydlie,  Tho:                      22
45  Leach,  Margaret                   22
46  Smith,  Marie                      21
47  Swayne,  Elizabeth                 16
48  Wells,  Ann                        20
49  Bewile,  Grace                     30
50  Taylor,  Dvonis                    48
51  Smith,  Hanna                      30
52  Backley,  Jo:                      15
53  Battrick,  Wm                      18

Theis vnder written names are to be transported to New-England imbarqued in the
Suzen And Ellen
EDWARD PAYNE  Mr:
the pties have brought Certificates from ye Ministers of Justices of the peace
yt they are no Subsidy Men:  and are conformable to ye orders and discipline of
the Church of England.

54  Hudson, Ralph          A Drap      42
55  Hudson, Marie          vixor       42
56  Hudson, Hanna          children    14
57  Hudson,  Eliz:         children     5
58  Briggham,  Tho:                    32
59  Thwing,  Ben:          servant     16
60  Gibson,  Ann           servant     34
61  Kirk,  Judith          servant     18
62  Moore,  Jo:            servant     41
63  Knowles,  Henry        servant     25
64  Richardson,  Geo                   30
65  Thomlins,  Ben:                    18
66  Thomlins,  Edward                  30
67  Ford,  Barbara                     16
68  Broomer,  Joan                     13
69  Brooke,  Richard                   24
70  Brooke,  Tho:                      18
71  Crosby,  Symon         husbandman  26
72  Crosby,  Ann           vixor       25
73  Crosby, Tho:           child        8 weeks
74  Rowton,  Ric:          husbandman  36
75  Roswton,  Ann          vixor       36
76  Rowton,  Edmond        child        6
77  Greene, Percivall      husbandman  32
78  Greene,  Ellin         vixor       32
79  Trane,  Jo:            servant     25
80  Dix,  Margaret         servant     18
81  Atherson,  Jo:                     24
82  Blason,  Ann                       27
83  Buckley,  Ben:                     11
84  Buckley,  Daniell                   9
85  Corrington, Jo:                    33
86  Corrington,  Mary                  33


Transcriber's Notes:

*  An asterisk is used to call your attention to additional information in the
   transcriber's notes.

*  The transcriber notes that the port of arrival in New England was Salem,
   Massachusetts.


Passenger Notes:
# 12  Pinder as written

  PARKER
# 18  [Excerpt from the Parker Family History];  The ship Suzan and Ellen on
      which English colonists, including Thomas Parker, set sail 11 March 1635
      from London for New England, was fitted out by Sir Richard Saltonstall,
      Lord Mayor of London.  His son, Sir Richard, Jr., had already served as
      assistant Governor of Massachusetts and it was this son, his wife and
      nine-months old daughter, who accompanied the 1635 voyagers and later
      settled in Ispwich, Mass.
  LUMUS
# 26  has been written as Lamos, Lommis, Lomas, Lummus.  From the Lumas
      family genealogy it is recorded that Edward was probably the son of
      Edward Lomys and Alice Perie, who were married on Aug. 2, 1593, in
      the parish of St. Mary, Bocking,  Essex.  Seventeen members of the
      Bocking church came to America in a disagreement on the wearing of the
      surplice.
      Edward Lumus;  born England about 1606, son of Edward Lomys of
      Bocking, Essex;  mother Alice Perie.  Edward died in Ipswich, MS,
      Aug. 29, 1682. Lummus genealogy has been documented in "Edward Lumas
      of Ipswich, Mass., and some of His Descendants", compiled by George
      Harlan Lewis, 1917, Essex Institute of Historical Collections, Salem,
      MA.  The Lummus home is privately owned, but historically documented,
      in Salem, MA. Several Lummus family members are interred in Union
      Cemetery, Stratford, CN;  1869, 1896, 1952.
      Jean Ossman Kerchof,  Pinehurst, NC, is a 10th generation descendant
      through her grandmother, Adele Lummus, born Oct. 24, 1867.

# 31  noted as [Cooper]


Correspondence: 23 July 2001 passenger #58 BRIGHAM

Thomas Brigham, passenger #58, was born ca. 1603.  Came to America on the
"SUSAN & ELLEN" in 1635, to Cambridge, Massachusetts, where he died
8 December 1653.  He married Mercy Hurd, the second wife of Edmund Rice.

Percival Green, and his wife, Ellen, are passengers #77 and #78. They were in
Cambridge, Massachusetts by 1636.  Percival died at about age 36 on 25 December
1639, in Cambridge. Ellen was about 79 when she died on 27 May 1682.  Their
great-granddaughter, Jane Hall, married Deacon Jonas Rice, a descendant of
Deacon Edmund Rice.

Percival and Ellen are my 9th great-grandparents.  Thomas Brigham's wife, Mercy
[also known as Mercie}, is the second wife of my 9th great-grandfather, Edmund
Rice.  Contact:  Sharon Hartmann Krisko.

Also, more information about Deacon Edmund Rice, and his descendants, can be
found at:  Deacon Edmund Rice (1638) Association

Correspondence 07/09/2003 passenger #58 BRIGHAM & #71-73 CROSBY
"Thomas Brigham (md Mercy Hurd) was born about 1603 in Holmes-upon-Spalding-Moor,
Yorkshire, England. Thomas is my 1st cousin 9 times removed.  He is the
son of John Brigham (b. about 1574) and Constance Watson (chr. 17 Aug 1578).

John's brother Thomas Brigham (chr. 21 May 1575) is my 8th gr grandfather.
John and Thomas are the sons of Thomas Brigham (b. abt 1550/51) and Gillian,
my 9th gr grandparents.

Thomas Brigham (chr. 1575, above) md Isabelle Watson (chr 21 Feb 1560/61), he
being her second husband.  Isabelle Watson is the sister of Constance Watson
who married John Brigham (b. abt 1574).  Thomas Brigham (chr. 1575) and Isabelle
Watson, my 8th gr grandparents, had two daughters Constance and Ann.
Ann (b. abt 1610), my 7th great grandmother, married Simon (Symon) Crosby, who
both, with their infant son Thomas, came on this same ship with
Thomas Brigham (md Mercy Hurd). Mary Read


Correspondence 08/26/01 passenger #8 NORTH
Passenger # 8;  John North, born Feb 27, 1610/11, in Kirtling,
Cambridgeshire, England,  sailed on the Suzan and Ellen, settling in
Ipswich, MS.  He married Hannah Bird in 1640.  His heir, Thomas Birkhead
North, married Sarah McCarty in Shenandoah, VA, April 16, 1787.  Sarah
was the gd of Darby McCarty.  Their descendant, Zelpah North, married
Henry Loehr in 1858 at Milford, IN.  Their daughter, Leiah, married my
gf, Harry Rose, May 11, 1901, at Milford, IN. Bill Rose, Pinehurst, NC

Correspondence 03/13/02 passenger #39 Hitchcock
Matthias Hitchcock  (Matthew on the manifest) was the first of three
brothers to arrive in New England, the other two being Edward and Luke.
He was the son of John and Mary Hiscockes.  Matthias was born in 1610 in
All Cannings, Wiltshire, England.  In the Colonies he became a land
owner in New Haven, Conn., married Elizabeth Perry,  and had four
children.  He died November 16, 1669.  This information provided by
Jim Langan

Correspondence 01/31/03 passenger #34 & 35 Belcher & Clifford
This is in re: to passengers # 34 & 35.
Jeremiah Belcher, & Marie Clifford. They married in Mass., & have many
descendants, including David Belcher Sr., who fought in the
Revolutionary War. David Sr. is my 4th. Gt. Grandfather, I am proud to
say. Carol O'Connell

The Original Lists of Persons of Quality; Emigrants; Religious Exiles; Political Rebels; Serving Men sold for a term of years; Apprentices, Children Stolen; Maidens Pressed; and Others who went from Great Britain to the American Plantations 1600-1700 from Miss. Preserved in the State Paper Department of Her Majestys's Public Record Office, edited by John Camden Hotten; Chatto and Windus, London 1874. [republished by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1978].

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