Individual Notes

Note for: Thomas Terry, ABT 1607 - 5 JUN 1672 Index

Christening:
     Date:   9 NOV 1606
     Place:   Throwley, County Kent, England

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Thomas Terry (1607-72) from England on the "James" 1635; resided at
Braintree, Massachusetts and New Haven, Connecticut. New England History
and General Register Volume XV, Page 131. Long Island Early Affairs see
Thomas Terry signed 1659 intended owner of Plantation to be transported
from the town of Lynn, Massachusetts.

Thomas Terry came with brother, Richard in 1635. An early settler
at Southampton then to Southold about 1655.

SOUTHOLD TOWN RECORDS - Volume I, page 43

Thomas Terry, died 1672, wife Marie died January 14, 1659. He left
two sons, Daniel and Thomas, and daughters, Elizabeth, Ruth and Mary, who
is supposed to have married James Reeves, who owned the lot adjoining
Thomas Terry on the south. Daniel Terry lived upon the lot his father
occupied, from the record of his home lot in 1686.

ABSTRACTS OF WILLS - LIBER 1-2. - page 25

THOMAS TERRY, SR. Southold. "I, Thomas Terry, Sen., of Southold,
being very sicke and weake." Leaves to beloved wife (not named) fifteen
bushels of corn yearly, during her life. Ten bushels to be paid by my
son Daniel, and five by my son Thomas. Also household goods and four
bushels of apples yearly. "And if my son Daniel marry, and they doe not
like to live together, then my son Daniel shall build my wife a
convenient house for her comfortable living." To daughter Elizabeth a
cow when she marries or comes of age. Legacies to daughter Ruth and
daughter Mary Reeve. To son Daniel "my house and accommodations within
ye old bounds, and one half my land at Ackabache." To son Thomas all my
land at Cutchock, and one half my land at Ackabacke.

THE FOUNDERS OF NEW ENGLAND, page 321

13 July, 1635. Theis vnder written names are to be transported to
New England imbarqued in the James, Jn o May Mr. for N:E: p'r Cert: from
the minister of their confimity in Religion and that they are no Subsedy
men.

Among the names listed for this voyage were, Thomas Terry, aged 28
years; Robert Terry, aged 25 years; and Richard Terry, aged 17 years.

From UNKNOWN BOOK, page CCXXXIV

Thomas Terry, born in England in the year 1607, came to New England
in 1635, settled at Braintree, Massachusetts, removed Southold, Long
Island in the year 1646, accepted as freeman of Connecticut in the year
1662.

Excerpt from "THE REFUGEES OF 1776 FROM LONG ISLAND TO CONNECTICUT"

by Frederic Gregory Mather, Compiler and Editor of "New York in the
Revolution" and "New York in the Revolution -- Supplement"

TERRY -- According to Moore ("Index," pp. 39, 40), the original arrivals
on Long Island were the brothers Thomas I and Richard I, who came from
England in the "James," in 1635.

Thomas I, born in 1607; died in 1672. He was in Queens County, in
1661; and at Southold, from 1662. Among his sons were: Daniel (2), and
Thomas (2). Daniel married Sarah - -; died 10 November 1706. Among his
sons was Samuel (3), married Naomi Dicerson, in 1715-6; died in 1762.
Thomas (2) married first Eliza - -; second perhaps Eleanor, Widow of
George Havens; died probably 24 March 1724. He had a son, Thomas (3),
who married Mehitable, daughter of Dea. Daniel Tuthull; died 17 January
1740. His sons: Colonel Thomas (4), below and Jonathan (4) born in
1713-4. (Moore, pp. 39, 40, 118, 119) Jonathan (4) married Lydia,
daughter of Dea. Daniel Tuthill; whose daughter, Deziah (5) married James
Griffin, the father of Augustus Griffin, the Historian. Ruth (4),
daughter of Thomas (3) married Captain David Wiggins.

T1TERRY.

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Note for: Richard Terry, - Index

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Notes on Terry family from WFT #? and there source: The Ancestry of Stephen Terry of Windsor Connecticut and Hadley, Massachusetts, in the Descendants of the Founders of Ancient Windsor Newsletter (12:3, Spring 1995) by Margaret Buckridge Bock and Lorena Terry Nelson.

Individual Notes

Note for: Alexander Mather, 7 DEC 1756 - 14 MAY 1826 Index

Baptism:
     Date:   14 DEC 1756
     Place:   Anstruther Easter, Fife, Scotland

Burial:
     Place:   came to U.S at age 13

Individual Note:
     From: ellielf@@lanset.com
Sent: Thursday, May 01, 2003 4:10 PM

     Children of Alexander &Jamima"Conklin"Mather
1.John Conklin Mather B Oct.27 1784 at Old Mans D 1803 Lost at sea
2 Richard Conklin Mather B.Oct.2,1816 M @@Port Jefferson N.Y.
3. Sarah Mather B.April 13,1789 Brookhaven N.Y, M.1807 Joseph King D.Oct.2,1809 Hartford Ct.
4 Henry Conklin Mather B.July 2,1791 Brookhaven N.Y. M.(1) Feb.6,1817 Phebe Gardiner B.July 10,1789 D.April 18,1830 Suffolk Co.(2) Jan.1,1831 Mary Gardiner B.June 6,1784 D.Feb.16,1861 Suffolk Co.1 child B.April 18,1830 D.very young.
5.James Conklin Mather B.Sept.2,1796 in Old Mans D. Aug.20,1815
6. Titus Conklin Mather B.June 10,1796 in Old Mans D.Sept.6,1864 in Bridgeport Conn.
7.Buell Conklin B.July 3,1799 In Old Mans N.Y. M.Dec.26,1838 Julia Saunders in Haynesville (Lowndes Co)Ala. A son B.&.D.Aug.12,1839 also Buell & Julia D.on
      Aug.12,1839 Buell & his half brother Thadeus owned a gin mill in Ala.
8.Alexander A.Mather B.April 27,1801 in Old Mans N.Y.M.Nov.27,1828 in Monroe Conn. to Fannie Pope B.Nov.9,1806 Monroe (Fairfield Co.) Conn.& D.April 14,1899 in
       Shortsvill, Ontario Co.N.Y. burried Marcellus N.Y. Alexander D.Sept.29,1877 Marcellus Onendaga Co.N.Y.They moved to Marcellus bet.1830-38.Their Children
       1 James Delamar Mather B.Jan.14,1832 Bridgeport Ct.M.Oct.25,1853 Mary Ann Bruce Northrup in Syracuse Onendaga Co.N.Y.He D.Feb.20,1904 Marcellus N.Y. both buried in Marcellus Onendaga C.N.Y.
       2 Frances Grigg Mather B.Nov.13 1813 Bridgeport Ct.M Nov.17,1852 Monroe Fairfield Co.Ct.Austin Avery Smith B.May 21,1824 she D.June 22,1878 Canandaiga N.Y.
       3 Buell C.MatherB. Aug.9,1838 Marcellus N.Y.D.June 24,1865 burried Marcellus N.Y.
       4 Hellen Sarah Mather B.May 30,1842 Marcellus N.Y.M. Sept.3,1873 Marcellus N.Y. James Washington Ryan she died Feb.1,1887 Hamilton,Ohi
       5.Edgar Delaney Mather B.Feb.21,1849 Marcellus N.Y. M,(1)Oct.8,1873 Shortsville N.Y. Helen Frances McDonald (2)Nov.26,1914 Syracuse N.Y. Ella B. Hubbard. He died March 30,1928,Shortsville Ontario Co.N.Y.

I am related down from James Delamar Mather. The Bible I have was started by Buell Conklin Mather his brother Alexander had it next. I got it from my Aunt who had no children.she died in Marcellus. I landed up in Calif.after marriage.

Children of Capt.Alexander & Prudence Brown Mather are
1 George Brown D.Aug.22,1811
2.Sally Married Thomas B. Merritt.
3.Thadeus Brown Mather B.July 7,22,1815 N.Y. M.Margaret Saunders
       Their children are
        a..Julia Prudence Mather B. Oct.24,1840 Al
        b..Margaret E. Mather B.1843 Haynesville Ala.
        c.Eudelia C. Mather B.1845 Haynesville Ala.
        d.Mary E.Mather B.1847 Haynesville Ala.
        e.Thaddeus A.Mather B.1849 Haynesville Ala
4.Horase Mather B.Dec.23,1819 Huntington N.Y.D.1860 M.1838 Mary Folsom.

Individual Notes

Note for: Desire Hawkins, 12 JUL 1786 - 7 NOV 1826 Index

Burial:
Place: Setauket Presbyterian Cemetery

Individual Notes

Note for: Henry T Wells, 1784 - 1854 Index

Burial:
Place: Setauket Presbyterian Cemetery

Individual Notes

Note for: Hubbard Conklin, 7 OCT 1736 - 19 MAY 1806 Index

Burial:
Place: Old Huntington Cemetery, Huntington Village, NY

Individual Notes

Note for: Captain John Titus, 9 APR 1684 - 4 JUN 1754 Index

Burial:
     Place:   Old Burial Hill Cemetery, Huntington, New York

Individual Note:
     He was a Militia Captain, wore a red uniform and was commonly called Captain Jack.

Individual Notes

Note for: Robert Titus, 1600 - BEF 1679 Index

Burial:
     Place:   Huntington, Long Island, New York

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Line 3214 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
     BIRT PLAC Of St. Katherine's, London, Middlesex, England

This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File:
       Silas /TITUS/ (AFN:95B6-2T) and Constatia // (AFN:95B6-31)
       Silas /TITUS/ (AFN:8MH7-GH) and Constantalia // (AFN:8MH7-HN)
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*Robert Titus was b. at St Catherine's Parish, near Stansted Abbots,
*Hertfordshire Co, about 30 Miles N of London, Eng. He came to America
*in 1635.
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Robert Titus embarked from London, April 3, 1635. The following is the
entry in the passenger list, preserved in the Public Record Office,
London. "Theis under written names are to be transpored to New England,
imbarqued in ye Hopewell, Mr. Wm. bundick. The p'ties have brought
certificate from the Minister & justices of Peace that they are no
Subsedy men, they have taken the oath of Alled. & Supremacie,
        Robert Titus, Husbandman of St. Katherines, (aged) 35
        Hannah Titus, uxor 31
        Jo. Titus 8
        Edmund Titus 5"
They arrived at Boston in a few weeks following, and soon were granted
land in the present town of Brookline, near Muddy River, adjoining
Boston. Here the family remained two or three years, when they removed
to the town of Weymouth, some nine miles to the southeast.
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Line 3214 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
     BIRT PLAC Of St. Katherine's, London, Middlesex, England

This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File:
       Silas /TITUS/ (AFN:95B6-2T) and Constatia // (AFN:95B6-31)
       Silas /TITUS/ (AFN:8MH7-GH) and Constantalia // (AFN:8MH7-HN)
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*Robert Titus was b. at St Catherine's Parish, near Stansted Abbots,
*Hertfordshire Co, about 30 Miles N of London, Eng. He came to America
*in 1635.
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Robert Titus embarked from London, April 3, 1635. The following is the
entry in the passenger list, preserved in the Public Record Office,
London. "Theis under written names are to be transpored to New England,
imbarqued in ye Hopewell, Mr. Wm. bundick. The p'ties have brought
certificate from the Minister & justices of Peace that they are no
Subsedy men, they have taken the oath of Alled. & Supremacie,
        Robert Titus, Husbandman of St. Katherines, (aged) 35
        Hannah Titus, uxor 31
        Jo. Titus 8
        Edmund Titus 5"
They arrived at Boston in a few weeks following, and soon were granted
land in the present town of Brookline, near Muddy River, adjoining
Boston. Here the family remained two or three years, when they removed
to the town of Weymouth, some nine miles to the southeast.

Individual Notes

Note for: Hannah Carter, ABT 1604 - ABT 1679 Index

Will:
     Date:   14 MAY 1672
     Place:   Administration granted to son, Content, March 1, 1677/78

Individual Notes

Note for: Constancia Colly, ABT 1570 - 22 OCT 1667 Index

Burial:
Date: OCT 1667

Individual Notes

Note for: Silas Titus, UNKNOWN - 24 NOV 1637 Index

Burial:
Date: NOV 1637

Individual Notes

Note for: Abiel Titus, 17 MAR 1640/41 - BEF 1737 Index

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This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File:
Robert /TITUS/ (AFN:46H7-VJ) and Hannah // (AFN:46H7-WP)