Individuals from Chrisman Pedigree, page 79

Thomas Wickes

m: Isabella Harcut (ABT 1616-)

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Isabella Harcut

m: Thomas Wickes (1612-1671)

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Thomas Brush

m: Rebecca Concklyne (ABT 1630-9 APR 1670)

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Notes for Thomas Brush, quoted from research by Jo Rice and Richard Sweet Rice:

"Thomas Brush was in Southold, L.I., before 8 October 1655, and an intimate in the family of John
Concklyne, as is shown by an affidavit of John Concklyne, Junr. on that day regarding the non-cupative
will of Mr. Frost, who had died recently. On 17 May 1656 Thomas Brush himself made this affidavit:
"Thomas Brush doth witness upon his oath that Mr. Frost lying upon his sick bed did by word of mouth
gave until John Concklyne Senr. all his estate wch hee had; and that because the said John Concklyne
did curtiously receive him unto his house when he was destitute." Mr. Frost's will was proved at New
Haven, Conn., 26 May 1656, upon the oaths (affidavits) of Thomas Brush and John Concklyne, Junr.
The Brush's evidently returned immediately to Huntington for on 1 June 1663 that town placed Thomas
on a committee of leading men to review old land lay-outs and to lay out and apportion certain new
lands. His own lands are mentioned in deeds dated 27 November 1663 and 20 January 1663/64. On 6
April 1664 he and Thomas Scudder (Scudder probably was his brother-in-law, evidence being in
existence pointing to a marriage between Scudder and a daughter of John Concklyne) signed the bond
of
James Mills of Virginia. The Court of 12 May 1664 at Hartford, Conn., accepted him as a freeman from
Huntington. Inventory on the estate of Thomas Brush deceased of Huntington was presented to the
Court at Southold on 1 June 1675. It amounted to 306 pounds and was presented by Thomas Brush
and "his grandfather John Conckling." The Court judged "that hee the sd Thomas Brush is and is to
bee reputed to all intents and purposes lawful and sole administrator of ye goods and Chattells
belonging to his father." Apparently Thomas Brush was confirmed administrator by the court on 27
Sept. 1675." The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, New York, July 1935, Vol. LXVI,
No. 3[:ITAL]
From records of Fairfield County, Connecticut: Thomas Brush, son of John Brush, settled in Southold,
Long Island, previous to 1657. He was also elected as Land Surveyor in 1663 in Southold, New York.
From http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~legends/brush.html: In 1640, the New Haven Colony in
Connecticut purchased land from the natives and founded Southold, Long Island, in New York, which
probably received its name from Southold, Suffolk County, England. Most of the original purchasers
came in that year from Hingham, Norfolkshire, England. By 1642, their homes and meeting houses
were built. Volume 1 of the "Southold Town Record" (1653) says that "Thomas Brush was the first
owner of his home lot." The lot was on the west side of the village off of Town Street between Horton's
Lane and Beckwith Avenue. Thomas is mentioned as being "prominent and upright in character." In
Huntington, Thomas became one of the community leaders. He was especially involved in land
settlements, as in 1663 when he was chosen with Thomas Weeks and Isaac Platt "to take a vew of all
lands layd out in feldes and to record the ownar and the quantity he has taken up in the town booke."
In 1665, Thomas and two others were sent with a native called Chickinoe to the South Meadow to find
and to fix the boundaries of land bought from the Massapaqua people. Thomas was also one of the
people who conferred with the Chief concerning South Neck. Towards the end of his life, Thomas was
chosen as Constable, which was considered a position of great authority and honor. A Constable was
elected every year from among the previous year's overseers. The Constable had the power to
establish the tax rate, nominate candidates for military offices, and they also chose the minister of the
town church. Court could not be held except at the Constable's call. The Constable had general
oversight of all the civil, military, and religious matters of the community.
More About Thomas Brush:
Burial: Old Burial Ground, Long Island, New York
More About Rebecca Concklyne:
Burial: Old Burial Ground, Long Island, New York
Emigration: Bet. 1639 - 1640

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Rebecca Concklyne

m: Thomas Brush (ABT 1630-1670)

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John Brush

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Richard Sammis

m: Esther Horseford (1623-4 JAN 1654)

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The identical deathdate (4 Jan 1649/1650) for both Richard Sammis and his wife Esther is as p rinted in the research report I obtained from Jo Rice, based on the research of Richard Sweet Rice.

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Esther Horseford

m: Richard Sammis (1621-4 JAN 1650)

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John Concklyne

m: Elizabeth Allseabrook (16 SEP 1608-ABT 26 MAR 1671)

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DEATH: !Will: Undated, proved 18,19 & 20 Mar 1684 at Southampton, Suffolk Co., NY. Names son s John, Timothy and Jacob Conklin, grandchild Rebecca Hubert [Hubbard], daughter Elizabeth Wood, and (no relation) Mr. Sylvester, Walter Noakes, Mr. Eliphalet Jones.


Note: extensive research notes in materials received from Jo Rice.

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Elizabeth Allseabrook

m: John Concklyne (1598/1600-23 FEB 1684)

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Notes from the research of Richard Sweet Rice, passed to me via Jo Rice, identifies her paren ts as John MYLNER and Winifred LUDLAM. I am not sure yet what is behind the name change, if this is correct.

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William Horseford

m: Sarah Hoskins

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Sarah Hoskins

m: William Horseford (ABT 1600-3 AUG 1679)

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William Concklyne

m: Ruth Hedges

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Ruth Hedges

m: William Concklyne

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John Neville

m: Bridget Thorsbey

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m: Ann [---]

m: Joanna Porter

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Joanna Porter

m: John Neville (1612-7 JAN 1664)

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m: Thomas Hussey

Archibald Allen

m: Abigail Rhodes (1720/1725-)

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Abigail Rhodes

m: Archibald Allen (1721-)

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John Rhodes

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Archibald Allen

m: Sarah [---] (-12 NOV 1721)

m: Elizabeth [---] (ABT 1699-)

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m: Penelope [---]

Notes:

Information about this Archibald Allen and his wifes, and some children, is found on Meliss a T. Alexander's writeup in SOIL-L archives, but there are some inconsistencies with marriage dates and children-to-wife assignments.

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Elizabeth

m: Archibald Allen (1697-3 JUN 1762)

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Harrison Williams

m: Sarah [---] (1818/1819-)

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!Census 1850: New Fairfield Twp., Fairfield Co, Conn, household 165, family 182, p. 63, enu m 12 Sep 1850
Harrison Williams, 35 Conn, Farmer
Sarah, 35 Conn
Oscar, 8 Conn
Charles, 6 Conn
Francis 4 Conn, female

!Census 1860: New Fairfield Twp., Fairfield Co., Conn, household 1636, family 1735, enum 28 July 1860, p. 194:
Harrison Williams, 40 NY, farmer, $3000
Sarah ", 40 NY
Oscar 18 Conn, farmer, att sch
Charles 16 Conn, att sch
Francis, 15 Conn, male, att sch
Merritt, 2 Conn
Wd Jane, 70 New York, $2500

!Census 1870: New Fairfield Twp., Fairfield Co., Conn., household 133/142, enum 13 Jul 1870, p. 690-1 (15-16):
Williams, Harnion, 60, Farmer, $6000/$1800, New York
Williams, Sarah, 53, House keeping, New York
--, Charles, 26, farmer, --/$1000, New York
--, Merritt, 7, male, New York

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Sarah

m: Harrison Williams (1819/1820-AFT 13 JUL 1870)

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Jane

m: Williams (-BEF 1860)

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Widowed and living with Harnion Williams (her son) in New Fairfield, CT in 1860.

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Williams

m: Jane [---] (1789/1790-AFT 1860)

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Ruth Ann Gilbert

m: David Stevens Barnum (12 MAY 1821-9 MAY 1898)

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Thaddeus Barnum

m: Abigail Stevens

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m: Anna Bradley

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Abigail Stevens

m: Thaddeus Barnum (6 FEB 1779-13 AUG 1825)

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Eli Stevens

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David Barnum

m: Amy Towner (1735-13 JAN 1767)

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m: Jemima Stevens (6 DEC 1734-14 MAR 1824)

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