Descendants of ISAAC ALLERTON


Generation No. 1

1. ISAAC2 ALLERTON (EDWARD1) was born ABT 1586 in Suffolk, England (Source: From the book "Mayflower Families in Progress, Isaac Allerton of the Mayflower and His Descendants for Four Generations," compiled by Robert S Wakefi.), and died Bef. Feb 1658/59 in New Haven CT (Source: From the book "Mayflower Families in Progress, Isaac Allerton of the Mayflower and His Descendants for Four Generations," compiled by Robert S Wakefi.). He married (1) MARY NORRIS 04 Nov 1611 in Leyden, Holland (Source: (1) "The Norris Family of America," by Leonard A Morrison, states in the records in the City Hall at Leyden, Holland, is the recorded fact., (2) From the book "Mayflower Families in Progress, Isaac Allerton of the Mayflower and His Descendants for Four Generations," compiled by Robert S Wakefi.). She was born in of Newbury, England, and died 25 Feb 1620/21 in Plymouth MA. He married (2) FEAR BREWSTER ABT 1626 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA, daughter of WILLIAM BREWSTER and MARY WYRRAL?. She was born 1606 in Scrooby, England, and died Bef. 12 Dec 1634 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA. He married (3) JOANNA SWINNERTON 1635 in Marblehead, MA.

Notes for ISAAC ALLERTON:
From the book "Mayflower Families in Progress, Isaac Allerton of the Mayflower and His Descendants for Four Generations," compiled by Robert S Wakefield, FASG, Third Edition, Published by General Society of Mayflower Descendants 1996.

Isaac Allerton b. England ca. 1586 (depos.); d. New Haven CT Bet. 1 Feb. 1658/9 (when he appeared in court) and 12 Feb. 1658/9 (date of inventory.)
He m. (1) Leyden, Holland 4 Nov. 1611 Mary Norris of Newbury, England; d. Plymouth 25 Feb. 1620/1.
He m. (2) Plymouth ca. 1626 Fear Brewster, b. England; d. Plymouth bef. 12 Dec. 1634; dau. of William and Mary ------- Brewster of the "Mayflower."
He m. (3) prob. New Haven CT bef. 17 Feb. 1644/5 Joanna Swinnerton who was living New Haven CT 19 May 1684.
Isaac Allerton and his first wife came on the "Mayflower." Bradford said: "Mr. Allerton his wife died with the first, and his servant John Hooke. His son Bartle is married in England but I know not how many children he hath. His daughter Remember is married at Salem and hath three or four children living. And his daughter Mary is married here and hath four children. Himself married again with the daughter of Mr. Brewster and hath one son living by her, but she is long since dead. And he is married again and hath left this place long ago."
In the 1623 division of land Isaac Allerton received 7 acres. In the 1627 division of cattle he is listed with wife Fear and Children Bartholomew, Remember, Mary and Sarah.
On 6 May 1635 it was recorded in the Mass. Bay Colony Records that Mr. "Ollerton" had given to Moses Maverick, his son in law, all his houses, buildings and stages at Marblehead.
On 26 Sept. 1639 Isaac Allerton deposed at Boston calling himself of New Plimmouth aged about 53 years.
Under date of 17 Feb 1644/5 Gov. Winthrop recorded "Mr. Allerton coming from New Haven in a ketch, with his wife and divers other persons, were taken in a great storm at northeast with much snow, and cast away at Scituate, but the persons all saved."
Isaac Allerton was called "of Newhaven Merchant" in a 13 Oct. 1646 letter of attorney.
The inventory of Isaac Allerton taken 12 Feb. 1658/9 was presented in the New Haven court 5 April 1659, his son Isaac being away at the time. Isaac produced his father's will on 5 July 1659 and was appointed to settle the estate, but he relinquished the trust. the will is little more than memoranda of debts due him and owed by him, but names his wife and son Isaac Allerton as trustees and they were to receive "what is overpluss." It mentions "brother Breuster."
On 27 Oct. 1646 Isacke Allerton of New Amsterdam in the province of New Netherlands, merchant, confirmed to son-in-law Thomas Cushman of New Plymouth a debt of one hundred pounds owed to Isaac by John Coombe.
On 4 Oct. 1660 Isaac Allerton (the son)granted to his mother-in-law Mrs. Johanna Allerton the house in New Haven where she now dwells during her life and then to his daughter Elizabeth Allerton and her heirs. The deed was not witnessed, so on 10 March 1682/3 Isaac Allerton confirmed the deed.
On 19 May 1684 Elizabeth Eyre formerly Allerton, now wife of Simon Eyre deeded to her husband, her reversion in a house and lot her grandmother Joanna Allerton "lives in."

Apparently had two more children, one child buried St. Peters, Leyden 5 Feb. 1620, and the other stillborn son b. Plymouth Harbour on the "Mayflower" 22 Dec. 1620.

Ref book: Plymouth Colony Its History & People 1620-1691, by Eugene Aubrey Stratton
Allerton, Isaac-Isaac Allerton was born ca. 1586, (he said he was about fifty-three years old in September 1639 (Small Descendants 2;756) gives a good account of his career and family). A Leiden Separatist and 1620 Mayflower passenger, Allerton was second in authority only to Bradford in the early years of the colony. However, Bradford felt that Allerton had abused the trust the colonists placed in him, and Allerton left the colony in the 1630s for other parts. A most enterprising man, he engaged in commercial pursuits at marblehead and in Maine and later resided at New Amsterdam. He cleared his debt to the Adventureers by a contract of 12 May 1646 in which he ratified what William Bradford, Edward Winslow, and Myles Standish, as agents for Shirley, Andrew, and Beauchamp, had done or would do about the sale of his lands, goods, and cattle "provided they do clearly acquit him from all debts and demands" . He died at New Haven in February 1658159, leaving little estate except debts he claimed were due him.
After the death of his first wife, Mary Norris, he married (2) Fear Brewster, and (3) widow Joanna Swinnerton. Walter S. Allerton, A History of the Allerton Family, 1585 to 1885, and a Genealogy of the Descendants of Isaac Allerton (revised, 1900) contains considerable errors, some of which are clarified by Newman A Hall in "The Unproven Allerton Family Linage, " MQ45:23 (See also Halls "Me Children of Isaac ABerton," MQ47:14 and his "Joanna Swinnerton: the Third Wife of Isaac Allerton, Sr., " NEHGR 124:133. Also see James R. Case, "Isaac Allerton, The First yankee Trader, " MQ48:170.) Allerton left a number of descendants in New England, and his son Isaac migrated to Virginia where the line was carried on under the Allerton, Lee, and Travers surnames.


Isaac Allerton was born in England about 1586, but his parentage has not been identified. He may be related to Mayflower passenger John Allerton, but no relationship between them has been documented.

Biographical Summary:
William Bradford, c 1650, wrote in his passenger list of the "Mayflower": "Mr Isaac Allerton and Mary his wife, with three children, Bartholomew, Remember, and Mary. And a servant boy John Hooke." He later wrote "Mr. Allerton his wife died with the first, and his servant John Hooke. His son Bartle is married in England but I know not how many children he hath. His daughter Remember is married at Salem and hath three or four children living. And his daughter Mary is married here and hath four children. Himself married again with the daughter of Mr. Brewster and hath one son living by her, but she is long since dead. And he is married again and hath left this place long ago. So I account his increase to be eight, besides his sons in England."

On Sept. 26, 1636 Isaac made a deposition in Boston stating he was aged about 53 yrs.


Source: "Franklin D Roosevelt's Colonial Ancestors", by Alvin Page Johnson

On the fourth day of November, 1611, the records of Leyden, Holland, show the marriage of Isaac Allerton tailor from London, to Mary Norris.
They arrived at Plymouth in December, 1620, with the other Mayflower Pilgrims, bringing their three children, one of whom Mary, who married Elder Thomas Cushman as before stated, was destined to outlive all the others who came with her. The mother, Mary (Norris) allerton, was one of the many who died that fearful first winter.

Soruce: "The Mayflower Quarterly" Vol. 65 No. 3 Aug. 1999
Isaac Allerton was a London tailor who went to Leyden in 1614 and was a Mayflower passenger. He was well enough regarded to be Assistant Governor with Bradford and marry Brewster's daughter. A footnot to the Modern Library College Edition of Bradford's "Of Plymouth Plantation 1620-1647" states that "Allerton used his fellows even worse than did the merchant adventurers." (p.205) The diary states Bradford's opinion of Allerton:
It is like, though Mr. Allerton might think not to wrong the Plantation in the main, yet his own gain and private ends led him aside in these things.
Yea, he screwed up his poor old father-in-law's account...


Database: The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-33
Isaac Allerton

ORIGIN: Leiden, HollandMIGRATION: 1620 on Mayflower FIRST RESIDENCE: Plymouth

REMOVES: Marblehead, New Amsterdam, New Haven

RETURN TRIPS: Frequent trips to England, especially in the 1620s and 1630s, on personal and colony business.

OCCUPATION: Merchant

CHURCH MEMBERSHIP: "Mr. Alderton" admitted to Salem church 21 March 1646/7[scHr 12]. Isaac Allerton and his wife were assigned pews in New Haven meeting house, 10 March 1646/7 [ Small Gen 815] . (The Salem record may refer to a different man, as the records come so close together, and Allerton had not lived at Marblehead for some time.)

FREEMAN: In "1633" Plymouth list of freemen, immediately after Couricillors, and well before those admitted on 1 January 1632/3 [PCR 1:3]; in Plymouth list of 7 March 1636/7 [ PCR 1:52]

EDUCATION: Although there is no direct evidence of Isaac Allerton's education, and nothing written in his own hand, he must have been well-educated to engage in business, political and diplomatic activities as extensively as he did.

OFFICES: In early 1621, after the death of John Carver, William Bradford was chosen Governor, and "Isaac Allerton was chosen to be an assistant unto him who, by renewed election every year, continued sundry years together" [Bradford 86] . Chosen Assistant, 1 January 1633/4 [PCR 1:21]

BIRTH: About 1586 (deposed 26 september 1639 aged about 53 [Lechford 189-90; MD 4:109-10]).

DEATH: New Haven between 1 February 1658/9 (court appearance) and 12 February 1658/9 (date of inventory)

MARRIAGE: (1) At Leiden 4 November 1611 [New Style] Mary Norris "single woman from Newbury in England" [MD 7:129-30]; died Plymouth 25 February 1620/1 [ Prince 289].
(2) At Plymouth between 1623 and 1627 Fear Brewster, daughter of WILLIAM BREWSTER; she died not long before 12 December 1634, presumably at Plymouth [MD 30:97-98; WP 3:177]
(3) By 1644 Joanna Swinnerton, probably the "Mrs. Swinnerton" who received a grant of land at New Haven on 17 March 1640/1 [NHCR 1:50; NEHGR 124:133; MD 42:124].

ASSOCIATIONS: Brother of Sarah Allerton, wife successively of John Vincent, DEGORY PRIEST and GODBERT GODBERTSON. On 2 December 1633, as part of the settlement of the estate of Godbert Godbertson, it was noted that "the greater part of his debts are owing to Mr. Isaack Allerton, of Plym., merchant, late brother of the said Zarah" [PC 1:20].

COMMENTS: In his list of Mayflower passengers Bradford included "Mr. Isaac Allerton and Mary his wife, with three children, Bartholomew, Remember and Mary. And a servant boy John Hooke" [ Bradford 441] . In his 1651 accounting of these families, he reported that "Mr. Allerton his wife died with the first, and his servant John Hooke. His son Bartle is married in England but I know not how many children he hath. His daughter Remember is married at Salem and hath three or four children living. And his daughter Mary is married here and hath four children. Himself married again with the daughter of Mr. Brewster and hath one son living by her, but she is long since dead. And he is married again and hath left this place long ago. So I account his increase to be eight, besides his son's in England [ Bradford 444-45].
Isaac Allerton was one of the busiest and most complicated men in early New England, and no attempt is made here to cover his career comprehensively. A full-scale biography would be needed for that, and an outline of what is available is given in the next section below. Records for Allerton may be found in virtually every colony on the Atlantic seaboard and in the Caribbean, including Newfoundland, New Netherland, New Sweden, Virginia, Barbadoes, and Curacao.
Although some records of Allerton in New Netherland describe him as "of Suffolk, " it is not certain that this refers to his place of origin in England, as some have claimed.
In noting his various residences above, we do not estimate years of removal, as he seems to have maintained residences simultaneously at more than one location. Also, the attempt made above to describe the estate of Allerton does not come close to showing the magnitude and intricacy of his business activities. No one has yet tried to survey comprehensively this, the major part of Allerton's life.
Since Moses Maverick, the husband of Remember Allerton, received Isaac Allerton's estate at Marblehead, and Isaac Jr. received his father's estate at New Haven, it is likely that Thomas and Mary (Allerton) Cushman were at some time given Allerton's property at Plymouth (assuming that there was more at Plymouth than the debt assigned by Allerton to Cushman in 1646 [ PCR 2:133]).

BIBLIOGRAPHIC NOTE: The descendants of Isaac Allerton were treated extensively by Walter S. Allerton about a century ago, but this account is now obsolete [A History of the Allerton Family in the United States, 1585 to 1885... (New York 1888, rev. 1900)].
More recently Lora Underhill published an extremely detailed account of Isaac Allerton and his children ( Small Gen 756-851] . Although this version of the life of Isaac Allerton has been shown to have errors, and although many new discoveries have been made, it has great value because it attempts to cite every record in which Allerton ever appeared (as available in 1934) and prints many of the records in full.
Much of the modern research on Allerton has been carried out by Newman Hall, presented in a series of periodical articles [ NEHGR 124:133; MQ 45:23-24, 47:14-18; Virginia Genealogist 32:83-92, 171-78, 287-96; MD
40:7-10] . More recently Robert S. Wakefield has prepared the four-generation "genealogy in progress" published by the General Society of Mayflower Descendants [Isaac Allerton of the Mayflower... (Plymouth 1990)]
For a different interpretation of the character of Isaac Allerton, see Michael McGiffert, "Religion and Profit Do Jump Together: The First American Pilgrim," Refiections 87:15-23 (a publication of Yale Divinity School).


Source: The Mayflower Quarterly-Published since 1935 by The General Society of Mayflower Descendants Vol. 69, No. 2 June 2003
Isaac Allerton and his sister Sarah were members of John Robinson's congregation that moved to Leiden in 1608. In 1609 Sarah married the widower Degory Priest, and 1611 Isaac married Mary Norris (from Newbury, England). Most of the men in the Leiden congregation worked in cloth-making trades, e.g., weaving and dying silk, wool, flax, linen, and making clothing. Bradford was a fustian maker, Allerton was a tailor and Priest was a hatter. The men's skills in organization and commerce were recognized by the Dutch and in 1614 Allerton, Bradford and Priest were granted citizenship in Leiden. T


Notes for MARY NORRIS:
Source: "The Norris Family of America," by Leonard A Morrison
In the records in the City Hall at Leyden, Holland, is the recorded fact, that Mary Norris, a girl of Newbury, England, was married to Isaac Allerton, Nov. 11, 1611. He was of London, England, and they were of the Pilgrim Colony who located in Leyden. She came as a passenger in the Mayflower, to Plymouth, Mass., in 1620.

Notes for JOANNA SWINNERTON:
Was living in New Haven CT 19 May 1684


Children of ISAAC ALLERTON and MARY NORRIS are:
2. i. BARTHOLOMEW3 ALLERTON, b. 1612, Leyden, Holland; d. 1658, prob. Bramfield, Co., Suffolk, England.
ii. REMEMBER ALLERTON, b. 1614, Leyden, Holland (Source: The Mayflower Quarterly-Published since 1935 by The General Society of Mayflower Descendants Vol. 69, No. 2 June 2003.); d. Bet. 1652 - 1656, Marblehead, MA; m. MOSES MAVERICK, Bef. 06 May 1635, Marblehead, MA; b. 03 Nov 1611, prob Huish, Co., Devon, England; d. 28 Jan 1685/86, Marblehead.
3. iii. MARY ALLERTON, b. Bef. Jun 1616, Leyden, Holland; d. 28 Nov 1699, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA.


Children of ISAAC ALLERTON and FEAR BREWSTER are:
4. iv. SARAH3 ALLERTON, b. Bef. 1627, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA; d. Bef. 1651.
5. v. ISAAC ALLERTON, b. Bet. 1627 - 1630, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA; d. Oct 1702, Westmoreland, VA.


Generation No. 2

2. BARTHOLOMEW3 ALLERTON (ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 1612 in Leyden, Holland (Source: The Mayflower Quarterly-Published since 1935 by The General Society of Mayflower Descendants Vol. 69, No. 2 June 2003.), and died 1658 in prob. Bramfield, Co., Suffolk, England (Source: The Mayflower Quarterly-Published since 1935 by The General Society of Mayflower Descendants Vol. 69, No. 2 June 2003.). He married (1) MARGARET (MNU) ALLERTON. He married (2) SARAH FAIRFAX. She was born in prob. Rumbough, Co. Suffolk, and died ABT 1679 in prob. Halesworth, Co. Suffolk.

Notes for SARAH FAIRFAX:
From the Family Chronicle, May/June 1998, "The Surname Origin List" pg 47
Fairfax (British) "Fair hair"


Children of BARTHOLOMEW ALLERTON and SARAH FAIRFAX are:
i. ISSAC4 ALLERTON.
ii. MARY ALLERTON.
iii. DOROTHY ALLERTON.
iv. JOHN ALLERTON.


3. MARY3 ALLERTON (ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born Bef. Jun 1616 in Leyden, Holland (Source: "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman .), and died 28 Nov 1699 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman .). She married THOMAS CUSHMAN 1636 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: (1) Mayflower Marriages from the files of George Ernest Boman at the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Decendants by Susan E. Roser: 1990, (2) "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman .), son of ROBERT CUSHMAN and SARAH REDER. He was born 08 Feb 1607/08 in Canterbury, Kent, England (Source: Mayflower Increasings for Three Generations Mayflower Descendent. Bowan, George E., by susan E. Roser 1989), and died 10 Dec 1691 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855.).

Notes for MARY ALLERTON:
Mary Allerton, dau of Isaac & Mary (Norris) Allerton who came on Mayflower to Plymouth in 1620, married at Plymouth 1636. Isaac Allerton was Asst Gov to William Bradford and was the 5th signer of the Mayflower Compact before they landed at Plymouth. This was the forerunner and model for our present Constitution.


The last survivor of those who came on the "Mayflower"

Source: "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman
This book list two death dates for Mary Allerton with two sources listed after each date, first Nov 28, 1699 at Plymouth, MA (Mayflower Desc., vol. 16, p.63) and second Dec. 8, 1699 ae 90 (Daughters of Colonial Wars, 1941, p. 644)

Source: "Cushman Genealogy and General History", by Alvah Walford Burt Pub 1942 pg 183
Mary Allerton, wife of Elder Cushman, came over in the Mayflower in 1620. She was then about eleven years of age. With her husband she was a member of the church at Plymouth, and as we may well suppose, she was a worthy companion of her excellent, pious and useful husband, during his long ministry as Ruling Elder of the Church. She survived him seven or eight years, and died at the advance age of ninety. Her name has become quite famous from the fact that she was in the Mayflower. She was probably buried by the side of her husband, in the Burying Hill Cemetery at Plymouth, though no monument has ever been erected to her memory.

Notes for THOMAS CUSHMAN:
Deacon Cushman

Source: "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman
Christened 8 Feb 1607 St. Andrews Parish, Canterbury, Kent, England
Buried at Burial Hill, Plymouth, MA within two months of 84

Thomas Cushman came to Plymouth on the "Fortune" in 1621 with his father Robert. Thomas was 14 at the time.
Source: Genealogical Register of Plymouth Families by William T. Davis 1895.

Passenger List, ship fortune, 1621

The ship Fortune arrived at Plymouth on November 9, 1621, just a few weeks after the First Thanksgiving. This passenger list is based on the 1623 Division of Land, the passenger list compiled by Charles Edward Banks in planters of the Commonwealth, and by the information found in Eugene Aubrey Stratton's Plymouth colony: Its History and Its People, 1620-1691.

He was Elder of the Plymouth Church from 6 April 1649 until his death, (43 years).

Reared from age 14 by Gov. William Bradford when his father left him in his care when he returned to London to continue his work for the colony before he died in 1625 of the plague prevalent at that time.

The will of Thomas Cushman Sr. of Plimouth dated 22 Oct. 1690, sworn 16 March 1691/2, names wife Mary Cushman; sons Thomas, Isaac, Elkanah and Eleazer Cushman; daus. Sarah Hoaks and Lidiah Harlow; the three grandchildren in Lin (Lynn), the children of daughter Mary Hutchinson, dec.


CUSHMAN, THOMAS - The son of Robert Cushman, q.v., Thomas was baptized at Canterbury 8 February 1607/8, and he was taken by his father to Leiden shortly after. He arrived at Plymouth on the Fortune in 1621, and became a ward of Governor Bradford. He was a Purchaser and received a number of land grants. He was admitted a Plymouth freeman 1 January 1633/34 (PCR 1:21). On 1 July 1634 he successfully sued Mr. John Combes for 10 pounds (PCR 1:30. He served on various juries and committees and was a highway surveyor (PCR, passim). On 1 December 1640 he, Nicholas Snow, and Josias Cooke were presented by the grand jury for not mending the highways, but were freed on condition that they make the repairs within a year (PCR2:5. On 3 march 1645/46 Cushman made a successful mothin in court that Mr. Isaac Allerton be allowed a year's time to recover his debts in the colony (PCR 2:95). Allerton was his father-in-law, Cushman having married Mary Allerton at an unknown date. By a letter of 27 October 1646, Allerton had assigned to his son-in-law Thomas Cushman a debt of 100 pounds owed Allerton by Mr. John Coombes (PCR 2:130-33). On 1 August 1648 the court of Assistants assigned part of some grain due the widow of John Coombes toward satisfying the debt of her late husband to Cuthbert Cuthbertson, whose estate was a debtor "of considerable some" to Isaac Allerton. Cushman succeeded William Brewster as Ruling Elder of the Plymouth church on 6 April 1649, the position having been vacant since 1644 (Ply. ch. Recs. 1:165). He had differences with the pastor, John Cotton, as the latter noted in church records in 1683, writing that the elders met with the pastor and decided to put their differences to some other churches for advice, and the Elder (Cushman) moved that the magistrates be invited to meet with and advise them. In succeeding months there are additional intimations of differences in which "the Elder showed discontent" (Ply. Ch. recs. 1:251, 253-54). He became ill in his old age and languished for souie eleven weeks before he died on 10 or 11 December 1691, another man whose life was virtually cotern-dnal with that of Plymouth Colony (Ply. ch. Recs. 1:165-66; George E Bowman, "Elder Thomas Cushman's Will and Inventory, and the Records of His Death," MD 4:37). In his will dated 22 October 1690, sworn 16 March 1691/92, he named his wife Mary, sons Thomas, Isaac, Elkanah, and Eleazer; daughters Sarah Hawks and Lydia Harlow; and the three children of his daughter Mary Hutchinson. he also had a daughter Fear (PCR 8:15), who predeceased him without issue. Family histories, not sufficiently documented, and Henry W. Cushman Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans (Boston, 1855), and Joseph A. Cushman, The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family New England (1964). An important article is Mrs. John E Barclay and Anna M. Gurney, "Rebecca, Wife of Reverend Isaac Cushman" (TAG 26:144), which shows the error in undocumented published claims that the wife of Thomas Cushmans son Isaac was an Abigail Richard; she was much more likely Rebecca 2 Harlow. Newman A Hall, "Mary Cushman, Wife of Francis Hutchinson, An Isaac Allerton Line," MQ 52:28, convincingly dears up the question as to which Hutchinson she married, showing that it had to be Francis, not Edward. See also Tag 24:105 and NEHGR 122:48, 249,128:193 and the account of the Cushman family given in Small Descendants. 2:669. From the cited sources it can be seen that Cushman's daughter Mary married Francis Hutchinson: Thomas married Ruth Howland, daughter of Mayflower passenger John Howland; Sarah married John Howkes; Isaac probably married Rebecca Harlow; Elkanah married (1) Elizabeth Cole and (2) Martha Cooke; Fear died without issue; Eleazer married Elizabeth Combes; and Lydia married William Harlow.

Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855
Married Mary Allerton at the age 28, who had sat under the teachings of Rev. John Robeinson, a leader of the Puritans, and had joined the Church uner the instructions of the pious Elder Brewster.

Source: "Cushman Genealogy and General History", by Alvah Walford Burt Pub 1942 pg 67
On Old Burial Hill, Plymouth MA the Cushman Memorial and two smaller Cushman Monuments in the foreground dedicated to Elder Thomas Cushman stand. On the smaller stone is the inscription:
"Here lyeth buried ye body of the precious servant of God, Mr. Thomas Cushman, who after he had served his generation according to the will of God, and particularly the church of Plymouth for many years in the office of the Ruling Elder, fell asleep in Jesus, Decmr. Ye 10, 1691 & ye 84 year of his age."
It will be noticed that the day of his death by the Church Records, is Dec. 11th, but by his grave stone it is Dec. 10th; which is correct is unknown.

Children of MARY ALLERTON and THOMAS CUSHMAN are:
i. MARY4 CUSHMAN, b. ABT 1635, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman .); d. 12 Nov 1702, Reading, MA (Source: Robert Wakefield, FASG, "Isaac Allerton of the Mayflower and His Descendants for Four Generations", (General Society of Mayflower Descendants), p.12.); m. FRANCIS HUTCHINSON, 1676, Lynn, MA (Source: Mayflower Increasings for Three Generations Mayflower Descendent. Bowan, George E., by Susan E. Roser 1989).

Notes for MARY CUSHMAN:
Source: "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman
Mary died before 10/22/1690, date of her father's will.


6. ii. THOMAS CUSHMAN, b. 16 Sep 1637, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA; d. 23 Aug 1726, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA.
iii. SARAH CUSHMAN, b. ABT 1641, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman .); d. Aft. 03 Dec 1694; m. (1) JOHN HAWKS, 11 Apr 1661, Lynn, MA (Source: (1) Mayflower Increasings for Three Generations Mayflower Descendent. Bowan, George E., by Susan E. Roser 1989, (2) Henry Wyles Cushman, "Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans", p. 101.); m. (2) DANIEL HUTCHINGS, 07 Nov 1695, Lynn, MA (Source: Mayflower Increasings for Three Generations Mayflower Descendent. Bowan, George E., by susan E. roser 1989).
7. iv. ISAAC CUSHMAN, b. 08 Feb 1648/49, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA; d. 21 Oct 1732, Plympton, MA bur. Old Cemetery at Plympton Center.
8. v. ELKANAH CUSHMAN, b. 01 Jun 1651, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA; d. 04 Sep 1727, Plympton, Plymouth, MA.
vi. FEAR CUSHMAN, b. 20 Jun 1653, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: (1) Mayflower Increasings for Three Generations Mayflower Descendent. Bowan, George E., by Susan E. Roser 1989, (2) "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman ., (3) Henry Wyles Cushman, "Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans", p. 124.); d. Bef. 22 Oct 1690 (Source: Robert Wakefield, FASG, "Isaac Allerton of the Mayflower and His Descendants for Four Generations", (General Society of Mayflower Descendants), p.5.).
9. vii. ELEAZAR CUSHMAN, b. 20 Feb 1656/57, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA; d. Aft. Nov 1733, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA.
10. viii. LYDIA CUSHMAN, b. ABT 1660, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA; d. 11 Feb 1718/19, Plymouth, MA.


4. SARAH3 ALLERTON (ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born Bef. 1627 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: The Mayflower Quarterly-Published since 1935 by The General Society of Mayflower Descendants Vol. 69, No. 2 June 2003.), and died Bef. 1651. She married HANCOCK LEE.

Child of SARAH ALLERTON and HANCOCK LEE is:
i. ELIZABETH4 LEE, m. ZACHARY TAYLOR.

Notes for ELIZABETH LEE:
Source: "Franklin D Roosevelt's Colonial Ancesters," by Alvin Page Johnson
Elizabeth Lee and Zachary Taylor's grandson, General Zachary Taylor, became President.

Notes for ZACHARY TAYLOR:
His Grandson was General Zachary Taylor Pres of USA


5. ISAAC3 ALLERTON (ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born Bet. 1627 - 1630 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: The Mayflower Quarterly-Published since 1935 by The General Society of Mayflower Descendants Vol. 69, No. 2 June 2003.), and died Oct 1702 in Westmoreland, VA. He married ELIZABETH WILLOUGHBY 1663 in Westmoreland, VA. She was born ABT 1630.

Child of ISAAC ALLERTON and ELIZABETH WILLOUGHBY is:
11. i. SARAH4 ALLERTON, b. 1671, VA; d. 17 May 1731, Ditchley, Northumberland Co, VA..


Generation No. 3

6. THOMAS4 CUSHMAN (MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 16 Sep 1637 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: (1) Mayflower Increasings for Three Generations Mayflower Descendent. Bowan, George E., by Susan E. Roser 1989, (2) "Cushman Genealogy and General History", by Alvah Walford Burt Pub 1942.), and died 23 Aug 1726 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA. He married (1) RUTH HOWLAND 17 Nov 1664 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: Mayflower Increasings for Three Generations Mayflower Descendent. Bowan, George E., by susan E. roser 1989), daughter of JOHN HOWLAND and ELIZABETH TILLEY. She was born 16 Sep 1637 in Rocky Nook, Kingston, MA, and died Bef. 16 Oct 1679 in Rehoboth, MA (Source: Mayflower Increasings for Three Generations Mayflower Descendent. Bowan, George E., by Susan E. Roser 1989). He married (2) ABIGAIL TITUS 16 Oct 1679 in Rehoboth, MA (Source: Mayflower Increasings for Three Generations Mayflower Descendent. Bowan, George E., by susan E. roser 1989). She was born 18 Feb 1652/53 in Rehoboth, MA (Source: Robert Wakefield, FASG, "Isaac Allerton of the Mayflower and His Descendants for Four Generations", (General Society of Mayflower Descendants), p.11.), and died 31 May 1734 in Attleboro, MA (Source: Robert Wyles Cushman, "Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans", p 127.).

Children of THOMAS CUSHMAN and RUTH HOWLAND are:
i. THOMAS5 CUSHMAN, d. 09 Jan 1726/27 (Source: "Cushman Genealogy and General History", by Alvah Walford Burt Pub 1942.); m. SARAH STRONG; d. 25 Dec 1726 (Source: "Cushman Genealogy and General History", by Alvah Walford Burt Pub 1942.).
12. ii. BENJAMIN CUSHMAN.


7. ISAAC4 CUSHMAN (MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 08 Feb 1648/49 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: (1) Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association., (2) "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman .), and died 21 Oct 1732 in Plympton, MA bur. Old Cemetery at Plympton Center (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.). He married REBECCA HARLOW 1675 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA, daughter of WILLIAM HARLOW and REBECCA BARTLETT. She was born 12 Jun 1655 in Plymouth, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.), and died 03 Sep 1727 in Plympton, MA bur. Old Cemetery at Plympton Center (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.).

Notes for ISAAC CUSHMAN:
Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association
Isaac's mother was a daughter of Isaac Allerton of the "Mayflower"

Both Isaac and Rebecca are buried in the Old Cemetery at Plympton center. Isaac's gravestone notes he was the first minister of the church in Plympton and that he died in the 37th year of his ministry

Children of ISAAC CUSHMAN and REBECCA HARLOW are:
13. i. ISAAC5 CUSHMAN, b. 15 Nov 1676, Plymouth MA; d. 04 Sep 1727, Plympton, MA.
ii. REBECCA CUSHMAN, b. 30 Nov 1678, Plymouth MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. 08 Jul 1756, North Yarmouth, Maine (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); m. JACOB MITCHELL, 18 Nov 1701, Plymouth MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); b. ABT 1671, Bridgewater, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. 21 Dec 1744, North Yarmouth, Maine (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.).
iii. MARY CUSHMAN, b. 12 Oct 1682, Plymouth MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. 13 Mar 1722/23, Plympton, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); m. ROBERT WATERMAN, 19 Mar 1701/02, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); b. 09 Feb 1681/82, Marshfield, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. 16 Jan 1749/50, Halifax, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.).
iv. SARAH CUSHMAN, b. 17 Apr 1684, Plymouth MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. 02 Feb 1724/25, Plympton, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); m. (1) JAMES BRADFORD; m. (2) JAMES BRYANT, 08 Jul 1708, Plympton, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); b. 26 Jul 1682, Plymouth MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. Aft. Mar 1740/41, prob. Halifax, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.).
14. v. ICHABOD CUSHMAN, b. 30 Oct 1686, Plymouth MA; d. 26 Oct 1732, Middleboro, MA.
vi. FEAR CUSHMAN, b. 10 Mar 1688/89, Plymouth MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. 13 Jul 1746, Halifax, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); m. WILLIAM STURTEVANT, 12 Feb 1707/08, Plymouth MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); b. ABT 1683, Prob. Plymouth, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. 28 Aug 1753, Halifax, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.).
vii. MERCY CUSHMAN, b. ABT 1692 (Source: Robert Wakefield, FASG, "Isaac Allerton of the Mayflower and His Descendants for Four Generations", (General Society of Mayflower Descendants), p.42.).


8. ELKANAH4 CUSHMAN (MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 01 Jun 1651 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: (1) Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855., (2) "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman ., (3) Mayflower Descendants, Vol. 5, p. 20; vol. 16, p. 237., (4) "Cushman Genealogy and General History", by Alvah Walford Burt Pub 1942., (5) Henry Wyles Cushman, "Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans", p. 123.), and died 04 Sep 1727 in Plympton, Plymouth, MA (Source: (1) Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855., (2) Plympton Vital Records p. 469., (3) "Cushman Genealogy and General History", by Alvah Walford Burt Pub 1942.). He married (1) ELIZABETH COLE 10 Feb 1676/77 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: (1) Mayflower Descendants, Vol. 13, p. 203., (2) Henry Wyles Cushman, "Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans", p. 123.), daughter of JAMES COLE and ABIGAIL DAVENPORT. She was born in Plymouth MA (Source: Robert Wakefield, FASG, "Isaac Allerton of the Mayflower and His Descendants for Four Generations", (General Society of Mayflower Descendants), p.14.), and died 04 Jan 1681/82 in Plymouth MA (Source: (1) Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855., (2) Mayflower Descendants, Vol. 15, p. 213.). He married (2) MARTHA COOKE 02 Mar 1682/83 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855. p 123), daughter of JACOB COOKE. She was born 16 Mar 1659/60 in Plymouth MA (Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855. p. 123 ), and died 17 Sep 1722 in Plympton MA (Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855. p 123 ).

Notes for ELKANAH CUSHMAN:
From the book "Mayflower Families in Progress, Isaac Allerton of the Mayflower and His Descendants for Four Generations," compiled by Robert S Wakefield, FASG, Third Edition, Published by General Society of Mayflower Descendants 1996.

In 1723 Elkanah Cushman served as Representative to the General Court of Massachusetts.
The will of Elkanah Cushman of Plimpton dated 14 Oct. 1725, sworn 22 Sept. 1727, names sons Allerton and Josiah Cushman; dau Martha Holmes; two granddaus. Elizabeth Delano and Hannah Cushman.


Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855
His Will was dated 14 Oct 1725 - two years before his death - and was recorded in Book 5, page 330, of the Plymouth Records. He was buried at Old Cemetery, Plympton, MA and the following is the inscription on his Grave Stone:
Here lyes buried ye body of Deacon Elkanah Cushman who decd Sept. ye 4th 1727 in ye 77th year of his age.
He was probably a member of the Plympton chh. near thirty years, as his name stands first in the list of those who joined after the chh. was first formed. He was, undoubtedly, "a pious, godly man," devoted to the prosperity of the chh., for no other could hold the important office of deacon in those days.

Children of ELKANAH CUSHMAN and ELIZABETH COLE are:
15. i. ELKANAH5 CUSHMAN, b. 15 Sep 1678, Plymouth MA; d. 09 Jan 1714/15, Plymouth MA.
ii. JAMES CUSHMAN, b. 20 Oct 1679.
iii. JABEZ CUSHMAN, b. 28 Dec 1681; d. May 1682.


Children of ELKANAH CUSHMAN and MARTHA COOKE are:
iv. ALLERTON5 CUSHMAN, b. 21 Nov 1683.
v. ELIZABETH CUSHMAN, b. 17 Jan 1684/85, Plymouth MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. 13 Mar 1724/25, Plympton, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); m. ROBERT WATERMAN, 05 Dec 1723, Plympton, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); b. 09 Feb 1681/82, Marshfield, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. 16 Jan 1749/50, Halifax, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.).
vi. JOSIAH CUSHMAN, b. 21 Mar 1687/88.
vii. MARTHA CUSHMAN, b. Bef. 1691.
viii. MEHITABLE CUSHMAN, b. 08 Oct 1693; d. Bef. 14 Oct 1725.

Notes for MEHITABLE CUSHMAN:
Died unmarried before 14 Oct. 1725 (father's will)

9. ELEAZAR4 CUSHMAN (MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 20 Feb 1656/57 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: (1) Mayflower Increasings for Three Generations Mayflower Descendent. Bowan, George E., by Susan E. Roser 1989, (2) "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman ., (3) Henry Wyles Cushman, "Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans", p. 124.), and died Aft. Nov 1733 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: Robert Wakefield, FASG, "Isaac Allerton of the Mayflower and His Descendants for Four Generations", (General Society of Mayflower Descendants), p.14.). He married ELIZABETH COOMBS 12 Jan 1687/88 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: Mayflower Increasings for Three Generations Mayflower Descendent. Bowan, George E., by Susan E. Roser 1989), daughter of JOHN COOMBS and ELIZABETH ROYAL. She was born 30 Nov 1652 in Boston, MA (Source: "Franklin D Roosevelt's Colonial Ancesters," by Alvin Page Johnson.), and died Aft. 14 Oct 1723 in Plympton, MA (Source: Robert Wakefield, FASG, "Isaac Allerton of the Mayflower and His Descendants for Four Generations", (General Society of Mayflower Descendants), p.14.).

Notes for ELEAZAR CUSHMAN:
Eleazar Cushman and Elizabeth Coombs were second cousins once removed. - He is Thomas C & Mary (Allerton) C's grandson and Elizabeth is the great grand daughter of Degory Priest & Sara (Allerton) Priest (Sara is Mary (A) Cushman's Aunt + Issac's sister - Issac being Mary's Father)

Notes for ELIZABETH COOMBS:
Info came from a Yahoo search on Elizabeth:
Elizabeth Coombs was Sara (Allerton) Priest's great granddaughter. Sara was Issac Allerton's sister. Therefore Sara was Mary (Allerton) Cushman's Aunt.

Source: "Franklin D Roosevelt's Colonial Ancesters," by Alvin Page Johnson
Elizabeth Coombs, daughter of John and Elizabeth (Barlow) Coombs, born in Boston 1662, and living in Plymouth in 1687, married Eleazar Cushman in Plymouth in 1688. This couple were evidently second cousins, one degree removed.

Children of ELEAZAR CUSHMAN and ELIZABETH COOMBS are:
i. LYDIA5 CUSHMAN.
16. ii. JOHN CUSHMAN, b. 1690, Plymouth, MA.
iii. MOSES CUSHMAN.
17. iv. JAMES CUSHMAN.
v. WILLIAM CUSHMAN, b. 1710; d. 1777; m. ABIGAIL LEE; b. 1713; d. 1803.


10. LYDIA4 CUSHMAN (MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born ABT 1660 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: Mayflower Marriages from the files of George Ernest Boman at the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Decendants by Susan E. Roser: 1990), and died 11 Feb 1718/19 in Plymouth, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.). She married WILLIAM HARLOW, JR Jan 1682/83 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: Mayflower Families in Progress Mayflower Descendent. Bowan, George E., ed 1899-1940. Vol. 34 Boston, 1981 Microfiche), son of WILLIAM HARLOW and REBECCA BARTLETT. He was born 02 Jun 1657 in Plymouth MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.), and died 28 Jan 1711/12 in Plymouth, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.).

Children of LYDIA CUSHMAN and WILLIAM HARLOW are:
i. ELIZABETH5 HARLOW, b. Feb 1682/83, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. Bef. 18 Apr 1705, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); m. (1) JONATHAN BARNES; m. (2) (FNU) WILSON; m. (3) THOMAS DOTY, (DOTEN), 24 Feb 1702/03, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA; b. 22 Jul 1679, Plymouth MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. Bef. 08 Feb 1721/22, Truro MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); m. (4) TIMOTHY MORTON, 15 Dec 1737, Kingston, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.).
ii. THOMAS HARLOW, b. 17 Mar 1685/86, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. 12 Nov 1746, Plymouth MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); m. JEDIDAH CHURCH, 01 Dec 1709, Plymouth MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); b. 27 Feb 1686/87 (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. Aft. 03 Dec 1746 (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.).

Notes for THOMAS HARLOW:
Deacon


iii. WILLIAM HARLOW, b. ABT 1689, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. 18 Feb 1749/50, Bridgewater, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); m. JOANNA JACKSON, 18 Jun 1713, Plymouth MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); b. 22 Feb 1695/96, Plymouth MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. Aft. 1737 (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.).
iv. MARY HARLOW, b. ABT 1691, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. 03 Jan 1715/16, Plymouth MA.
v. ROBERT HARLOW, b. Aft. 01 Jun 1691, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. Aft. 1752 (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); m. (1) SUSAN COLE, 10 Oct 1717, Plympton, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); b. 19 Nov 1696, Swansea, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. 17 Feb 1748/49, Plymouth MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); m. (2) REMEMBER BATES, 15 Sep 1749; b. 10 Dec 1711 (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. Aft. 10 Jul 1752 (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.).
vi. LYDIA HARLOW, b. ABT 1693, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. Bef. 29 Apr 1761; m. BARNABAS CHURCHILL, 04 Feb 1713/14, Plymouth MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); b. 03 Jul 1686, Plymouth MA; d. Bef. 21 Oct 1760.
vii. ISAAC HARLOW, b. Aft. 19 Sep 1698, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. Bef. 30 Apr 1724.
viii. REBECCA HARLOW, b. Bef. 18 Jul 1703, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. 24 Dec 1730, Plymouth MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); m. JABEZ HOLMES, 30 Sep 1730, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); b. 28 Mar 1704, Plymouth MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.); d. Aft. 1746 (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association\.).


11. SARAH4 ALLERTON (ISAAC3, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 1671 in VA, and died 17 May 1731 in Ditchley, Northumberland Co, VA.. She married HANCOCK LEE 1709 in VA, son of RICHARD LEE and ANNE CONSTABLE. He was born 1653 in Dividing Creek, Northumberland, VA, and died 25 May 1709 in Ditchley, Northumberland Co, VA..

Notes for HANCOCK LEE:
From Hancock decended Zachary Taylor 12th president of the United States, and father of Richard Taylor Lt. Gen, of C.S.A.

Children of SARAH ALLERTON and HANCOCK LEE are:
i. ALLERTON NEWTON5 LEE, b. 1691.
ii. ISAAC LEE, b. 1707; d. 1727, England.
iii. JOHN LEE, b. 1709; d. 11 Aug 1789.
18. iv. ELIZABETH LEE, b. 1709, Northampton Co, VA.
19. v. HANCOCK LEE, b. 1709; d. 1789, Warrenton, Fauquier Co, VA.


Generation No. 4

12. BENJAMIN5 CUSHMAN (THOMAS4, MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) He married (1) SARAH EATON 08 Jan 1711/12. He married (2) SARAH BELL 14 Mar 1738/39.

Child of BENJAMIN CUSHMAN and SARAH EATON is:
i. BENJAMIN6 CUSHMAN, b. 25 May 1722; d. 05 Mar 1813, Plympton, MA; m. ZERUIAH SAMPSON, 27 Aug 1747.


13. ISAAC5 CUSHMAN (ISAAC4, MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 15 Nov 1676 in Plymouth MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.), and died 04 Sep 1727 in Plympton, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.). He married (1) SARAH GIBBS 28 Jan 1700/01 in Plymouth MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.), daughter of THOMAS GIBBS and ALICE WARREN. She was born ABT 1683 in Prob. Sandwich, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.), and died 28 Oct 1716 in Plympton, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.). He married (2) MERCY BRADFORD 10 Oct 1717 in Harwich, MA, daughter of JOHN BRADFORD and MERCY WARREN. She was born 20 Dec 1681 in Plymouth MA, and died 27 Jun 1738 in Plympton, MA.

Children of ISAAC CUSHMAN and SARAH GIBBS are:
i. PHEBE6 CUSHMAN, b. 14 Mar 1702/03, Plympton, MA (Source: "Historical & Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans", by Henry Wyles Cushman, p.134.); m. NATHANIEL SPOONER, 06 Nov 1725.
ii. ALICE CUSHMAN, b. 26 Jun 1705, Plymouth, MA; m. JONATHAN BOSWORTH, 19 Dec 1723 (Source: "Historical & Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans", by Henry Wyles Cushman, p.134.).
iii. REBEKAH CUSHMAN, b. 14 Oct 1707, Plympton, MA (Source: "Historical & Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans", by Henry Wyles Cushman, p.134.); d. 21 Aug 1727 (Source: "Historical & Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans", by Henry Wyles Cushman, p.134.); m. JABEZ NEWLAND.
iv. SARAH CUSHMAN, b. 02 Dec 1709, Plympton, MA (Source: "Historical & Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans", by Henry Wyles Cushman, p.134.); m. BENJAMIN SPOONER, 23 Nov 1731 (Source: "Historical & Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans", by Henry Wyles Cushman, p.134.).
20. v. NATHANIEL CUSHMAN, b. 28 May 1712, Plymouth, MA; d. 01 Oct 1793, Montague, Hampshire County, MA.
vi. INFANT CUSHMAN, b. 18 Feb 1714/15, Plympton, MA; d. 25 Feb 1714/15, Plympton, MA.


14. ICHABOD5 CUSHMAN (ISAAC4, MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 30 Oct 1686 in Plymouth MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.), and died 26 Oct 1732 in Middleboro, MA (Source: Harlow Family, Decendants of Sgt. William Harlow, 1997, Harlow Family Association.). He married (1) ESTHER BARNES. He married (2) PATIENCE HOLMES 27 Nov 1712 in Plympton, MA (Source: Henry Wyles Cushman, "Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans", p. 127.). She was born 03 Nov 1690 in Plymouth MA (Source: Robert Wyles Cushman, "Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans", p 127.), and died 08 Sep 1755 in Middleboro, MA (Source: Robert Wyles Cushman, "Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans", p 127.).

Child of ICHABOD CUSHMAN and PATIENCE HOLMES is:
21. i. ISAAC6 CUSHMAN.


15. ELKANAH5 CUSHMAN (ELKANAH4, MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 15 Sep 1678 in Plymouth MA (Source: (1) Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855., (2) Mayflower Descendants, Vol. 1, p. 142.), and died 09 Jan 1714/15 in Plymouth MA (Source: (1) Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855., (2) Mayflower Descendants, Vol. 16, p. 84.). He married HESTER BARNES 23 Feb 1702/03 in Plymouth MA (Source: (1) Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855., (2) "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman .), daughter of JONATHAN BARNES and ELIZABETH HEDGE. She was born 18 Feb 1681/82 in Plymouth MA (Source: "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman .), and died 01 Nov 1770 in Plymouth MA (Epitaphs Burial Hill) (Source: "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman .).

Notes for ELKANAH CUSHMAN:
From the book "Mayflower Families in Progress, Isaac Allerton of the Mayflower and His Descendants for Four Generations," compiled by Robert S Wakefield, FASG, Third Edition, Published by General Society of Mayflower Descendants 1996.

Elkanah Cushman b. Plymouth 15 Sept. 1678; d. there 9 Jan. 1714/5, aged 37 years.
He m. Plymouth 23 Feb. 1702/3 Hester Barnes, b. Plymouth 18 Feb. 1682; d. there 1 Nov. 1770, aged 88 yrs.; dau. of Jonathan and Elizabeth (Hedge( Barnes. She m. (2) Plymouth 25 Oct.. 1716 Benjamin Warren by whom she had Joseph and Mercy.
The division of the estate of Elkanah Cushman, late of Plymouth, dated 22 June 1717, names widow Hester, now wife of Benjamin Warren; children Elkanah, James, Elizabeth and Hannah.

Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855
Settlement of his estate, Plymouth Colony Records, book 3 page 349; date 2 Mch. 1714-15. He was buried about five feet from the grave of Elder Thomas Cushman, in Burying Hill Plymouth. This is the inscription on his Grave Stone: Here lyes ye body of Elhaney Cushman aged about 37 yeares decd Junny ye 9 1714-15.

Source: "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman
This source states there is not grave stone found in 1935 (Joseph A Cushman)


Notes for HESTER BARNES:
Ester is her first name accourding to the source "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman Pg. 24


Children of ELKANAH CUSHMAN and HESTER BARNES are:
i. ELIZABETH6 CUSHMAN, b. 05 Dec 1703 (Source: "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman .).
22. ii. ELKANAH CUSHMAN, b. 10 Jul 1706, Plymouth MA; d. ABT 1742, Plymouth, MA.
iii. JAMES CUSHMAN, b. 29 Aug 1709 (Source: "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman .); m. HANNAH COBB, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA.
iv. HANNAH CUSHMAN (Source: "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman .), b. ABT 1713; m. JOHN WATERMAN, 17 Aug 1731, Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA.

Notes for HANNAH CUSHMAN:
Birth dated based on age at death named in div.

16. JOHN5 CUSHMAN (ELEAZAR4, MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 1690 in Plymouth, MA. He married JOANNA PRATT 1715.

Children of JOHN CUSHMAN and JOANNA PRATT are:
i. JOHN6 CUSHMAN.
23. ii. ELEAZER CUSHMAN II, b. 1726, Plymouth, MA; d. 1797, Willington, CT.


17. JAMES5 CUSHMAN (ELEAZAR4, MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) He married SARAH HATCH.

Children of JAMES CUSHMAN and SARAH HATCH are:
24. i. ELIZABETH6 CUSHMAN, b. 1739.
ii. EBENEZER CUSHMAN, b. 04 Jun 1727, Dartmouth, MA (Source: Dartmouth VRs, 1:72.); d. 09 Jan 1813, New Bedford; m. ZERVIAH SHERMAN, 19 Sep 1750, Dartmouth, MA; b. 11 Jul 1730, BEF 1810.


18. ELIZABETH5 LEE (SARAH4 ALLERTON, ISAAC3, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 1709 in Northampton Co, VA. She married (1) SWAN JONES. She married (2) ZACHARY TAYLOR, son of JAMES TAYLOR and MARTHA THOMPSON. He was born 17 Apr 1707 in Orange Co, VA, and died ABT 1767.

Children of ELIZABETH LEE and ZACHARY TAYLOR are:
i. ZACHARY6 TAYLOR, m. ALICE CHEW.
ii. HANCOCK TAYLOR, d. 1774, Kentucky buried in Taylor's Fork, Silver Creek.

Notes for HANCOCK TAYLOR:
Killed by Indians. Was a surveyor and first white person to penetrate into the wilds of the present state of Kentucky. He was sccompanied by his cousin, Willis Lee, to whom he ldft property.


25. iii. RICHARD TAYLOR, b. 03 Apr 1744, Lexington, KY; d. 19 Jan 1829, Louisville, KY.
26. iv. ELIZABETH TAYLOR.


19. HANCOCK5 LEE (SARAH4 ALLERTON, ISAAC3, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 1709, and died 1789 in Warrenton, Fauquier Co, VA. He married MARY WILLIS 1733 in Spottsylvania Courthouse, daughter of HENRY WILLIS and MILDRED WASHINGTON.

Children of HANCOCK LEE and MARY WILLIS are:
i. RICHARD6 LEE.
27. ii. JOHN HANCOCK LEE, b. 1738; d. 1802.
28. iii. MARY WILLIS LEE, d. 14 Mar 1798, buried in Montpelier, Orange Co., VA.
iv. SAMUEL LEE, b. 26 May 1763; d. 1844; m. OLIVE WILLIS.
v. WILLIS LEE, d. 1774.
29. vi. HANCOCK LEE, b. ABT 1736; d. 1815.


Generation No. 5

20. NATHANIEL6 CUSHMAN (ISAAC5, ISAAC4, MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 28 May 1712 in Plymouth, MA, and died 01 Oct 1793 in Montague, Hampshire County, MA. He married (1) SARAH COOMER 22 Nov 1733 (Source: Henry Wyles Cushman, "Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans", p. 134.), daughter of WILLIAM COOMER. She was born 28 Feb 1712/13 (Source: Henry Wyles Cushman, "Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans", p. 134.), and died 14 Apr 1753 (Source: Henry Wyles Cushman, "Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans", p. 134.). He married (2) TEMPERANCE SIMS 23 Aug 1753.

Children of NATHANIEL CUSHMAN and SARAH COOMER are:
i. ISAAC7 CUSHMAN, b. 20 Oct 1734.
ii. SARAH CUSHMAN, b. 12 Nov 1736; d. 12 Apr 1812, Lebanon, CT; m. SAMUEL CLARK, 26 Jun 1755.
iii. NATHANIEL CUSHMAN, b. 02 Sep 1738, Plympton, MA; d. 17 Aug 1817, Stafford, MA; m. (1) PHEBE NEWCOMB; b. 14 Sep 1760; d. 15 Jul 1785; m. (2) HANNAH HAWKINS, Aft. 1785; d. 22 Sep 1845.
30. iv. CONSIDER CUSHMAN, b. 06 Jul 1740, Plympton, MA; d. 04 Apr 1819, Greenfield, Franklin Co, MA.
v. SIMEON CUSHMAN, b. 14 Feb 1743/44.
vi. WILLIAM CUSHMAN, b. 29 Jan 1745/46; m. JEMIMA LADOE.
vii. AMBROSE CUSHMAN, b. 27 Jul 1748.
viii. POLYCARPUS CUSHMAN, b. 14 Nov 1750; d. 15 Dec 1797; m. RACHEL FIELD, 1774; b. 1751; d. 01 Sep 1812.
ix. ARTEMAS CUSHMAN, b. 28 Jul 1752; d. 18 Oct 1841; m. SARAH WILLIAMS.


21. ISAAC6 CUSHMAN (ICHABOD5, ISAAC4, MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) He married SARAH MILLER.

Child of ISAAC CUSHMAN and SARAH MILLER is:
i. HANNAH7 CUSHMAN, b. 18 Sep 1773, Middleborough, MA (Source: Middleborough, MA VR, 2 Vols. (Boston: MA Society of Mayflower Descendants, 1986-90) [herinafter Middleborough VRs], 1:241.); d. 03 Feb 1838, Winthrop, Maine; m. HUSHAI THOMAS, 02 May 1795, Middleborough, MA.


22. ELKANAH6 CUSHMAN (ELKANAH5, ELKANAH4, MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) (Source: Historical and Biographical Gene. of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855 pg 136.) was born 10 Jul 1706 in Plymouth MA (Source: (1) Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855., (2) "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman ., (3) Plymouth Vital Records, pg 44.), and died ABT 1742 in Plymouth, MA (Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855.). He married LYDIA BRADFORD 31 Mar 1740 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: (1) Mayflower Families in Progress Mayflower Descendent. Bowan, George E., ed 1899-1940., (2) Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855., (3) Plymouth Vital Records,., (4) Mayflower Descendants, Vol.4, p. 159.), daughter of DAVID BRADFORD and ELIZABETH FINNEY. She was born 23 Dec 1719 in of Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: (1) Plymouth MA, Vital Records p 94., (2) Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855.), and died 28 Oct 1756 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MA (Source: (1) Descendants of Governor William Bradford, compiled by Ruth Gardiner Hall under Auspices of Bradford Family Compact, 1951, Higginson , (2) Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855., (3) "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman . (Gravestone Photo'd. 1935, JAC)).

Notes for ELKANAH CUSHMAN:
A descendant of Pilgrim Isaac Allerton. A mariner.

Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855
In the settlement of his estate he is called "Elkanah cushman, Mariner."


Notes for LYDIA BRADFORD:
On 21 Jan. 1742 appraisers were appointed for the estate of Elkanah Cushman late of Plymouth, mariner, Inventory was taken 18 Feb. 1742. On 10 Nov. 1742 widow Lydia Cushman of Plymouth was appointed administratrix of the estate of Elkanah Cushman.
On 4 June 1743 Lazarus LeBaron, physician, and wife Lydia, both of Plymouth were appointed guardians of Elkanah Cushman, minor son of Elkanah Cushman, dec.
The will of Lazarus LeBaron of Plymouth, physician, dated 24 Sept. 1772, presented 2 June 1777, names sons Lazarus, Bartlett, Isaac, Lemuel, Frances and William; daus. Lydia Goodwin, widow of nathaniel; Mary Bradford, wife of "Doct Bradford of Bristol"; Hannah Goodwin, wife of Benjamin of Boston, elizabeth robins, wife of Ammy of Norfolk CT; Priscilla LeBaron; granddau. Sarah Hazen, wife of Mr. Hazen, dau. to son Joseph dec.; son-in-law (stepson) Elkanah Cushman; four sons I had by last wife viz: Isaac, Lemuel, Francis and William.


Child of ELKANAH CUSHMAN and LYDIA BRADFORD is:
31. i. ELKANAH7 CUSHMAN, b. 13 Nov 1741, Plymouth MA; d. 1776, Probably Nova Scotia.


23. ELEAZER6 CUSHMAN II (JOHN5, ELEAZAR4, MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 1726 in Plymouth, MA, and died 1797 in Willington, CT. He married ABIGAIL PARSONS in Willington, CT.

Children of ELEAZER CUSHMAN and ABIGAIL PARSONS are:
i. ELIPHALET7 CUSHMAN.
32. ii. ELEAZER CUSHMAN III, b. 1752, Plymton, Plymouth Co., MA; d. 1822, Westmoreland, Oneida Co., NY.
iii. THOMAS CUSHMAN.
iv. ABIGAIL CUSHMAN.
v. CHOLE CUSHMAN.


24. ELIZABETH6 CUSHMAN (JAMES5, ELEAZAR4, MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 1739. She married EPHRAIM DELANO 1760 in Dartmouth MA, son of THOMAS DELANO and JEAN PECKHAM. He was born 1733 in Dartmouth, Bristol, MA, and died 14 Jul 1815 in Dartmouth, Bristol, MA.

Child of ELIZABETH CUSHMAN and EPHRAIM DELANO is:
33. i. WARREN7 DELANO, b. 28 Oct 1779, Fairhaven, Bristol Co., MA; d. 25 Sep 1866, Fairhaven, Bristol Co., MA.


25. RICHARD6 TAYLOR (ELIZABETH5 LEE, SARAH4 ALLERTON, ISAAC3, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 03 Apr 1744 in Lexington, KY, and died 19 Jan 1829 in Louisville, KY. He married SARAH DABNEY STROTHER 20 Aug 1779, daughter of FRANCIS STROTHER and SUSANNAH DABNEY. She was born 14 Dec 1760 in Orange Co, VA, and died 13 Dec 1832.

Notes for RICHARD TAYLOR:
lieutenant colonel 2d VA Regiment; with Washington at the defeat of Gen Braddock; member VA Legislature; member KY legislature

Children of RICHARD TAYLOR and SARAH STROTHER are:
i. STROTHER RICHARD7 TAYLOR.
ii. HANCOCK TAYLOR, b. 1781 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.); d. 1841 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.); m. (1) SOPHIA ELIZABETH HOARD, 1806 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.); m. (2) ANNA HORNSBY LEWIS, 1814 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.); b. 1796 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.); d. 1882 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.).
iii. WILLIAM DABNEY STROTHER TAYLOR, b. 1782.
34. iv. ZACHARY TAYLOR, b. 24 Nov 1784, Montecello, Orange Co., VA; d. 09 Jul 1850, White House, Washington, DC, Bur. Lousiville, Jefferson Co., KY.
v. GEORGE TAYLOR, b. 1790; d. died young.
35. vi. ELIZABETH LEE TAYLOR, b. 1792; d. 1845.
vii. JOSEPH PANNHILL TAYLOR, b. 1796 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.); d. 1864 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.); m. EVELYN MCCLEAN; d. 1887 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.).

Notes for JOSEPH PANNHILL TAYLOR:
Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont
Brigadier General, Commissary General of Subsistence, USA; Indian, Mexican and Civil Wars.

viii. SARAH BALILEY TAYLOR, b. 1799; m. FRENCH STROTHER GREY.
ix. EMILY RICHARD TAYLOR, b. 1801; m. JOHN S. ALLISON.


26. ELIZABETH6 TAYLOR (ELIZABETH5 LEE, SARAH4 ALLERTON, ISAAC3, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) She married THOMAS BELL.

Child of ELIZABETH TAYLOR and THOMAS BELL is:
36. i. ELIZABETH7 BELL.


27. JOHN HANCOCK6 LEE (HANCOCK5, SARAH4 ALLERTON, ISAAC3, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 1738 (Source: DAR Patriot Index.), and died 1802. He married (1) LAETITIA ATWELL 1771 in Culpeper. She died 29 Mar 1775 in Culpeper VA (Source: (Kentucky Wills).). He married (2) ELIZABETH BELL Aft. 1775, daughter of THOMAS BELL and ELIZABETH TAYLOR.

Notes for JOHN HANCOCK LEE:
John Lee (of the Ditchley line of Lees) married Laetitia Atwell in Culpeper in 1771 and she died in childbirth in 1775. Major John fought in the Revolutionary War and gave their son Willis Atwell Lee to be raised by his brother, Hancock Lee, who founded Leestown in Kentucky. John Lee's parents were Mary Willis and Hancock Lee. In 1780 or so, John married Elizabeth Bell. They sold his land near the courthouse in Culpeper and moved to Orange Co. John and Elizabeth had a number of children. The Edmund Jennings Lee book on the Lee Family does not memtion Laetitia, only Elizabeth. Many genealogies report Hancock and Mary having 2 sons named John, one marrying Laetitia and one marrying Elizabeth, we think that Elizabeth was John's second wife.


Will 18 Dec 1801, filed Feb 1802 (Kentucky Wills) Warren Co, OH


Notes for LAETITIA ATWELL:
Died in childbirth in 1775 the day Willis was born.


Child of JOHN LEE and LAETITIA ATWELL is:
37. i. WILLIS ATWELL7 LEE, b. 29 Mar 1775, Culpeper Co., VA; d. 06 Oct 1824.


Child of JOHN LEE and ELIZABETH BELL is:
ii. JOHN HANCOCK7 LEE.


28. MARY WILLIS6 LEE (HANCOCK5, SARAH4 ALLERTON, ISAAC3, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) died 14 Mar 1798 in buried in Montpelier, Orange Co., VA. She married AMBROSE MADISON, son of JOHN MADISON. He died in buried in Montpelier, Orange Co., VA.

Notes for AMBROSE MADISON:
Captain


Child of MARY LEE and AMBROSE MADISON is:
38. i. NELLY CONWAY7 MADISON, d. 1865.


29. HANCOCK6 LEE (HANCOCK5, SARAH4 ALLERTON, ISAAC3, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born ABT 1736, and died 1815. He married WINIFRED BEALE.

Children of HANCOCK LEE and WINIFRED BEALE are:
39. i. HANCOCK7 LEE, d. 1842.
40. ii. WILLIS LEE.
41. iii. THOMAS LEE.
iv. EMELINE LEE, m. (FNU) RICHARDS.
v. ELIZABETH LEE, m. (FNU) SANGSTER.
vi. ARTHUR LEE.
vii. PAMELA LEE.
viii. MARY FRANCES LEE.
ix. ANNE LEE.


Generation No. 6

30. CONSIDER7 CUSHMAN (NATHANIEL6, ISAAC5, ISAAC4, MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 06 Jul 1740 in Plympton, MA, and died 04 Apr 1819 in Greenfield, Franklin Co, MA. He married SUBMIT NEWCOMB, daughter of SILAS NEWCOMB and SUBMIT PINEO. She was born 07 Oct 1745 in Lebanon, New London County, CT, and died 28 Feb 1814 in Greenfield, Franklin Co, MA.

Children of CONSIDER CUSHMAN and SUBMIT NEWCOMB are:
i. AZEL8 CUSHMAN, b. 1765.
ii. SUBMIT CUSHMAN, b. 1767.
iii. CONSIDER CUSHMAN, b. 27 Oct 1768.
iv. SALLY CUSHMAN.
v. HANNAH CUSHMAN.
vi. REBECCA CUSHMAN.
vii. SILAS CUSHMAN.
42. viii. AMBROSE CUSHMAN, b. 25 Oct 1782; d. 25 May 1845.
ix. ORILLA CUSHMAN.
x. LUCINDA CUSHMAN.


31. ELKANAH7 CUSHMAN (ELKANAH6, ELKANAH5, ELKANAH4, MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 13 Nov 1741 in Plymouth MA (Source: (1) Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855., (2) "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman . (Plymouth Vital Records, and Mayflower Desc. Vol. 15, p 159) ), and died 1776 in Probably Nova Scotia (Source: Descendants of Governor William Bradford, compiled by Ruth Gardiner Hall under Auspices of Bradford Family Compact, 1951, Higginson). He married MARY LATHROP (Source: "Genealogical Register of Plymouth Families", by William T. Davis), daughter of ANSEL LATHROP and MARY THOMAS. She was born 01 Oct 1739 in Plymouth MA (Source: (1) Descendants of Governor William Bradford, compiled by Ruth Gardiner Hall under Auspices of Bradford Family Compact, 1951, Higginson, (2) "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman . (Plymouth Vital Records p. 222) ), and died in Probably Nova Scotia.

Notes for ELKANAH CUSHMAN:
Source: Descendants of Governor William Bradford, compiled by Ruth Gardiner Hall under Auspices of Bradford Family Compact, 1951, Higginson
One of seven who founded "Old Colony Club" in 1769, which was the first organized commemoration of the landing of the Pilgrims at Plymouth, in 1620. In 1769 made a survey of a shorter route from Plymouth to the Metropolis. In 1776 embarked for Halifax with the British Army and nothing more known about him.

Note: source above list only one child, Elkanah b. June 1, 1769. We had Eleanor born 1793. By looking at the birth date of the mother, Mary Lothrop b. Oct 1, 1739, it seems Elkanah would be more likely to be correct.


Research done by Certified Geneoligist, David T. Robertson, Genealogical Consultant & Family History Researcher, Telephone (617)- 479-3095, E Mail DTRobertson@Prodigy.net, P.O. Box 309, Quincy Center, Massachusetts 02269-0309, on August 23, 1998 found:
Elkanah Cushman of Plymouth was the custom house tideman or tax collector. He fled to Halifax in 1776. That is why we neither find his or his wife's death in Boston. Either he left behind his children or they returned to Boston later. If that is correct then Eleanor was born in Nova Scotia. (David T. Robertson's belief at this time is that Eleanor is the son of this Elkanah and brother of Elkanah, husband of Susannah W. Lathrop, see Elkanah Jr for more on this)


Notes for MARY LATHROP:
"Daughter of Ansell Mariner" Chose. Sept 16, 1756, Ebenezer Spooner, gentleman, as her guardian. She died single about 1792. (note: See Family Page, we have her married to Elkanah Cushman, per "Genealogical Register of Plymouth Families", by William T. Davis.)
Source: "A Genealogical Memoir of the Lo-Lathrop Family in this Country Embracing the Descendants, as Far as Known," by the Rev. E. B. Huntington, A.M.

Child of ELKANAH CUSHMAN and MARY LATHROP is:
43. i. ELKANAH8 CUSHMAN, b. 01 Jun 1769, Plymouth MA; d. 13 Jun 1841, Boston, MA.


32. ELEAZER7 CUSHMAN III (ELEAZER6, JOHN5, ELEAZAR4, MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 1752 in Plymton, Plymouth Co., MA, and died 1822 in Westmoreland, Oneida Co., NY. He married MEHITABLE HINCHLEY in Willington, CT.

Children of ELEAZER CUSHMAN and MEHITABLE HINCHLEY are:
i. SUSANNAH8 CUSHMAN.
ii. ABIGAIL CUSHMAN.
iii. DAN CUSHMAN.
iv. PENINAH CUSHMAN.
v. MEHITABLE CUSHMAN.
44. vi. RUTH CUSHMAN, b. 1788, Weillington, CT; d. Vernon Centre, Oneida Co., NY.
vii. SALMON CUSHMAN.


33. WARREN7 DELANO (ELIZABETH6 CUSHMAN, JAMES5, ELEAZAR4, MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 28 Oct 1779 in Fairhaven, Bristol Co., MA, and died 25 Sep 1866 in Fairhaven, Bristol Co., MA. He married (1) DEBORAH CHURCH 06 Nov 1808 in New Bedford, Bristol, MA, daughter of JOSEPH CHURCH and DEBORAH PERRY. He married (2) ELIZA PARKER ADAMS 02 Apr 1828 in Fairhaven, Bristol, MA.

Children of WARREN DELANO and DEBORAH CHURCH are:
45. i. WARREN8 DELANO, b. 13 Jul 1809, Fairhaven, Bristol Co., MA; d. 17 Jan 1898, Algonac, Orange Co., NY.
ii. FREDERICK DELANO, b. 11 Apr 1811.
iii. FRANKLIN DELANO, b. 27 Jul 1813.
iv. LOUISA CHURCH DELANO, b. 29 Oct 1816.
v. EDWARD DELANO, b. 11 Jul 1818.
vi. DEBORAH PERRY DELANO, b. 15 Aug 1820.
vii. SARAH ALVEY DELANO, b. 22 Aug 1822.
viii. SUSAN MARIE DELANO, b. 17 Aug 1825.
ix. DELANO DELANO, b. 20 Jul 1827, Fairhaven, Bristol Co., MA; d. 20 Jul 1827, Fairhaven, Bristol Co., MA.


34. ZACHARY7 TAYLOR (RICHARD6, ELIZABETH5 LEE, SARAH4 ALLERTON, ISAAC3, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 24 Nov 1784 in Montecello, Orange Co., VA, and died 09 Jul 1850 in White House, Washington, DC, Bur. Lousiville, Jefferson Co., KY. He married MARGARET MACKALL SMITH 21 Jun 1810 in Jefferson Co., KY, daughter of WALTER SMITH. She was born 1788 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.), and died 1852 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.).

Notes for ZACHARY TAYLOR:
President Zachary Taylor
Occupation: 12th President, USA
Elected in 1848 over Lewis Cass by a popular vote of 1,360,967 to 1,222,342 and an electoral vote of 163 to 127. Chose Millard Fillmore as vice-president. Died in office, while Congress was in session. Was 2nd cousin of James Madison.

Zachary Taylor, nicknamed "Rough and Ready," was our twelfth president and hero of the Mexican War of 1846-1848. He was a descendant of William Brewster and Isaac Allerton. His Mayflower lines came through William Brewster's daughter, Fear, who was Isaac Allerton's second wife. President Taylor's great-grandmother, Sarah Allerton, married Hancock Lee of the Lees of Virginia. He was thus related to Richard Henry Lee, a signer of the Declaration of Independence and General Robert E. Lee of the Confederate Army. Zachary Taylor's daughter, Sarah, was the first wife of Jefferson Davis, the President of the Confederate States of America.

Children of ZACHARY TAYLOR and MARGARET SMITH are:
i. SARAH KNOX8 TAYLOR, b. 06 Mar 1814; d. 1835 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.); m. JEFFERSON DAVIS, 1835 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.); b. 1808 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.); d. 1889 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.).

Notes for JEFFERSON DAVIS:
Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont
Member of Congress; US senator; secretary of war; President of the Confederate States.


ii. ANNE MARGARET MACKALL TAYLOR, b. 09 Apr 1811; d. 1875 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.); m. ROBERT CROOKE WOOD, 1829 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.); b. 1801 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.); d. 1869 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.).
iii. BLANDINE TAYLOR, m. (1) EDWARD BRYCE; m. (2) BARON GRABOT.
iv. RICHARD TAYLOR, b. 27 Jan 1826; d. 1879 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.); m. LOUISE MARIE MYRTHE BRINGIER.

Notes for RICHARD TAYLOR:
General Richard Taylor
lieutenant general, C.S.A.

v. MARY ELIZABETH TAYLOR, b. 20 Apr 1824; d. 1909 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.); m. (1) PHILIP PENDLETON DANDRIDGE; b. 02 Oct 1817; d. 28 Oct 1881, Winchester, VA; m. (2) WILLIAM WALLACE SMITH BLISS, 1848 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.); b. 1815; d. 1853.

Notes for PHILIP PENDLETON DANDRIDGE:
"The Bower"


vi. OCTAVIA PANNHILL TAYLOR, b. 16 Aug 1816; d. 1820.


35. ELIZABETH LEE7 TAYLOR (RICHARD6, ELIZABETH5 LEE, SARAH4 ALLERTON, ISAAC3, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 1792 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.), and died 1845 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.). She married (1) JAMES FADDEN. She married (2) JOHN GIBSON TAYLOR 1812 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.). He was born 1786 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.), and died 1828 (Source: "Genealogies of the Families of the Presidents", by Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935 The Tuttle Co., Rutland, Vermont.).

Child of ELIZABETH TAYLOR and JAMES FADDEN is:
i. CATHERINE8 FADDEN, m. FREDERICK HAZEN.

Notes for FREDERICK HAZEN:
Hon. Frederick Hazen

36. ELIZABETH7 BELL (ELIZABETH6 TAYLOR, ELIZABETH5 LEE, SARAH4 ALLERTON, ISAAC3, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) She married JOHN HANCOCK LEE Aft. 1775, son of HANCOCK LEE and MARY WILLIS. He was born 1738 (Source: DAR Patriot Index.), and died 1802.

Notes for JOHN HANCOCK LEE:
John Lee (of the Ditchley line of Lees) married Laetitia Atwell in Culpeper in 1771 and she died in childbirth in 1775. Major John fought in the Revolutionary War and gave their son Willis Atwell Lee to be raised by his brother, Hancock Lee, who founded Leestown in Kentucky. John Lee's parents were Mary Willis and Hancock Lee. In 1780 or so, John married Elizabeth Bell. They sold his land near the courthouse in Culpeper and moved to Orange Co. John and Elizabeth had a number of children. The Edmund Jennings Lee book on the Lee Family does not memtion Laetitia, only Elizabeth. Many genealogies report Hancock and Mary having 2 sons named John, one marrying Laetitia and one marrying Elizabeth, we think that Elizabeth was John's second wife.


Will 18 Dec 1801, filed Feb 1802 (Kentucky Wills) Warren Co, OH


Child is listed above under (27) JOHN HANCOCK LEE.

37. WILLIS ATWELL7 LEE (JOHN HANCOCK6, HANCOCK5, SARAH4 ALLERTON, ISAAC3, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 29 Mar 1775 in Culpeper Co., VA, and died 06 Oct 1824. He married MARY MCAFEE.

Notes for WILLIS ATWELL LEE:
Willis Lee's mother Laetitia Atwell died in childbirth in 1775 in Culpeper VA, the day Willis was born. His father John Hancock Lee remarried Elizabeth Bell and Willis was raised by his uncle Hancock Lee, the founder of Leestown in KY. Glen Willis north of Frankfort KY was the name of Willis Atwell Lee's home.

Died of Typhus, raised and educated by his uncle, Hancock Lee. He came to Frankfurt KY to take a position in Judge Thomas Todd's office in 1793. Married Mary McAffee and built home "Glen Willis" on land given to him by his Uncle Hancock Lee, founder of Leestown.

Child of WILLIS LEE and MARY MCAFEE is:
46. i. LETITIA ATWELL8 LEE.


38. NELLY CONWAY7 MADISON (MARY WILLIS6 LEE, HANCOCK5, SARAH4 ALLERTON, ISAAC3, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) died 1865. She married JOHN WILLIS. He was born in of Woodley, Orange Co., VA, and died 1812.

Notes for JOHN WILLIS:
occupation: Doctor
Died of Yellow Fever



Children of NELLY MADISON and JOHN WILLIS are:
i. JOHN8 WILLIS.
ii. MARY LEE WILLIS.


39. HANCOCK7 LEE (HANCOCK6, HANCOCK5, SARAH4 ALLERTON, ISAAC3, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) died 1842. He married SUSAN RICHARDS.

Children of HANCOCK LEE and SUSAN RICHARDS are:
i. ANNE8 LEE, b. 1820; d. 1862; m. JOHN HOWISON.
ii. FRANCES LEE, b. 1822; m. ROBERT WILLIS.
iii. MARY LEE, b. 1823; d. 1860.
iv. VIRGINIA LEE, b. 1824; m. (1) SMITH RIXEY; m. (2) A. RICHARDS.
v. LUDWELL LEE, b. 1826; d. 1855.
vi. SUSAN LEE, b. 1830; m. HORACE DODD.
vii. LOUISA LEE, b. 1832.
viii. THOMAS LEE, b. 1834.
47. ix. HENRY HANCOCK LEE, b. 1837.
x. WILLIAM LEE, b. 1840; d. 1863.


40. WILLIS7 LEE (HANCOCK6, HANCOCK5, SARAH4 ALLERTON, ISAAC3, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) He married MARY RICHARDS.

Children of WILLIS LEE and MARY RICHARDS are:
48. i. JOHN HANCOCK8 LEE, b. 1805; d. 1873.
ii. MARY WILLIS LEE, m. THOMAS SCOTT ASHTON; b. 1803; d. 1873.

Notes for THOMAS SCOTT ASHTON:
Had 11 children

41. THOMAS7 LEE (HANCOCK6, HANCOCK5, SARAH4 ALLERTON, ISAAC3, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) He married (FNU) BELL.

Children of THOMAS LEE and (FNU) BELL are:
i. MATILDA8 LEE, m. (FNU) GASKINS.
ii. JANE LEE.


Generation No. 7

42. AMBROSE8 CUSHMAN (CONSIDER7, NATHANIEL6, ISAAC5, ISAAC4, MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 25 Oct 1782, and died 25 May 1845. He married ELIZABETH MILLARD 1804.

Child of AMBROSE CUSHMAN and ELIZABETH MILLARD is:
49. i. ROBERT N9 CUSHMAN, b. ABT 28 Jan 1810; d. 1897.


43. ELKANAH8 CUSHMAN (ELKANAH7, ELKANAH6, ELKANAH5, ELKANAH4, MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 01 Jun 1769 in Plymouth MA (Source: (1) Descendants of Governor William Bradford, compiled by Ruth Gardiner Hall under Auspices of Bradford Family Compact, 1951, Higginson, (2) Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855. p. 301 , (3) "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman . ), and died 13 Jun 1841 in Boston, MA (Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855.). He married (1) SUSANNAH WENDELL LATHROP 26 Dec 1790 (Source: The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England by Joseph Augustine Cushman.). She was born ABT 1765, and died 08 Feb 1815 (Source: (1) The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England by Joseph Augustine Cushman., (2) Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855.). He married (2) MARY ELIZABETH BABBITT 18 Oct 1815 in Boston MA (Source: (1) The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England by Joseph Augustine Cushman., (2) Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855.), daughter of ERASAMUS BABBITT and MARY SANDERS. She died in Liverpool, England (Source: "The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England", by Joseph Augustine Cushman .).

Notes for ELKANAH CUSHMAN:
Research done by Certified Geneoligist, David T. Robertson, Genealogical Consultant & Family History Researcher, Telephone (617)- 479-3095, E Mail DTRobertson@Prodigy.net, P.O. Box 309, Quincy Center, Massachusetts 02269-0309, on August 23, 1998 found:
In the Index of Marriages in Massachusetts Centinel and Columbia Centinel 1784-1840 published by the American Antiquarian Society 1952 (Vol. II C-D under Cushman) it was the marriage of Elkannah Cushman, merchant, to Eliza Babbitt in Boston which appeared in the Columbia Centinel 18 Oct 1815. At this time (see further research below) he believes this Elkanah is the son of my Elkannah and the brother of Eleanor Cushman. In the Index of Deaths in Massachusetts Centinel and Columbian Centinel 1784-1840 published by the American Antiquarian Society 1952, (Vol. 3 C under Cushman), he found the death notice of Mrs. Elkanah Cushman, consort (wife) of Elkanah Cushman who died in Boston aged 49 which was published in the Columbia Centinel 11 Feb 1815. He believes this was Elkanah Jr. first wife and that he remarried in October of the same year.

This is supported in The First Seven Generations of the Cushman Family in New England by John Augustine Cushman, which tells us that Elkanah, son of Elkanah and Mary (Lothrop) Cushman married first 26 Dec 1790, Susannah Wendell Lothrop who died 8 Feb 1815 aged 49 and that this Elkanah married secondly 18 Oct 1815 at Boston, Mary Eliza Babbit.

Elkanah Cushman Jr. is in Boston 1 Aug 1797. He is described as "hair-dresser" and he purchases a brickhouse and wooden house and land from Joseph Greene situated on the north-west side of Washington St. between West and Boylston Sts. (Suffolk Deed 188:24). It is uncertain whether he had remained in the U.S. during the War or returned afterwards. If he returned, his sister might have accompanied him, or joined him. Elkanah Cushman, hairdresser, and his wife Susanna, obtained a mortgage from Joseph Greene which was paid up and canceled 30 Dec 1802. (Suffolk Deeds 188:25) . Elkanah (Jr.) married secondly 1815, Mary Elizabeth Babbitt, daughter of Erasmus and Mary (Sanders) Babbitt was the father of Charlotte Sanders Cushman, an actress (1816-1876) and four other children. They lived on Prince St. (In Boston's North End.) The Index contained nothing more on the family.

Elkanah Jr. had been seen in the 1820 census in Boston, but in 1830 he appears in Charlestown, just over the river from the North End. Elkanah does not appear thereafter unless he is the one in Kingston, Plymouth County, MA, but I do not think so. In the Columbia Centinal his youngest son Augustus dies in Lebanon, NY. I expect that Elkanah moved there.


Further research done by same source as above on Sept. 7, 1998

The first thought I had when I reviewed everything is that Eleanor Cushman is most likely not the daughter of Mary Lathrop, who would have been fifty four years of age at her birth. Rather, I expect Eleanor to be the daughter of Elkanah Jr. whom we know lived in Boston after his father fled to Canada. This Elkanah Jr. married first, Susannah Wendell Lothrop, 26 Dec 1790. It was probably Susannah who gave birth to Eleanor in 1793. Susannah died and Jr. married secondly Mary Eliza Babbit 18 Oct 1815. He died 13 Jun 1841 in Boston.

Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855
Buried in a family vault in Copp's Hill Burying Ground, and afterwards buried at Forest Hill Cemetery Roxbury

Children of ELKANAH CUSHMAN and SUSANNAH LATHROP are:
50. i. ELEANOR WENDELL9 CUSHMAN, b. 19 Aug 1793; d. 18 Dec 1847.
ii. ANSEL LOTHROP CUSHMAN, b. 1791 (Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855.); m. ELIZA ANN NICHOLS, 1813 (Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855.).

Notes for ANSEL LOTHROP CUSHMAN:
Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855
He was a Lt. in the U.S. Navy and commanded a gun-boat; was taken prisoner during the war of 1812, and was confined in Dartmoor prison eleven months.


iii. CORDELIA HOWARD CUSHMAN, b. 10 Jul 1795 (Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855.); d. 10 Oct 1803, Tyngsboro' (Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855\.).
iv. ALEXANDER CUSHMAN, b. 27 Apr 1797 (Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855.); d. Oct 1841 (Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855.); m. JANE AMANDA RAMSEY, 11 Nov 1822, Richmond VA (Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855.); b. 03 May 1798, Edinburgh, Scotland (Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855.).
v. MARY ANN CUSHMAN, b. 20 Mar 1800 (Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855.); d. 23 May 1845, New York City (Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855.); m. (1) THOMAS HENDRY, 22 Nov 1818 (Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855.); m. (2) JOHN RIDDLE, JR., 14 Sep 1821 (Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855.); d. 04 Aug 1836 (Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855.).

Notes for THOMAS HENDRY:
Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855
Lieut. Thomas Hendry of Philadelphia. He was of the U.S. Navy.

51. vi. ISABELLA CUSHMAN, b. 31 Mar 1801, MA; d. 11 Jul 1877, Linnfield, Essex Co., MA.


Child of ELKANAH CUSHMAN and MARY BABBITT is:
vii. CHARLOTTE SANDERS9 CUSHMAN.

Notes for CHARLOTTE SANDERS CUSHMAN:
An Actress 1816-1876
Had 4 siblings


44. RUTH8 CUSHMAN (ELEAZER7, ELEAZER6, JOHN5, ELEAZAR4, MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 1788 in Weillington, CT, and died in Vernon Centre, Oneida Co., NY. She married JAMES BARTHOLOMEW.

Notes for JAMES BARTHOLOMEW:
Family Chronicle May/June 1998 "The Surname Origin List" Pg 4
Bartholomew (Aramaic) [F] Son of Talmai (="hill, furrow").


Children of RUTH CUSHMAN and JAMES BARTHOLOMEW are:
i. CHARLES9 BARTHOLOMEW.
ii. LUZETTE BARTHOLOMEW.
iii. CORNELIA BARTHOLOMEW.
iv. JULIETTE BARTHOLOMEW.
v. ELEAZER BARTHOLOMEW.
vi. ANNETTA BARTHOLOMEW.


45. WARREN8 DELANO (WARREN7, ELIZABETH6 CUSHMAN, JAMES5, ELEAZAR4, MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 13 Jul 1809 in Fairhaven, Bristol Co., MA (Source: "Franklin D Roosevelt's Colonial Ancesters," by Alvin Page Johnson.), and died 17 Jan 1898 in Algonac, Orange Co., NY. He married CATHERINE ROBBINS LYMAN 01 Nov 1843 in Northampton, Hampshire Co., MA, daughter of JOSEPH LYMAN and ANNE ROBBINS. She was born 1825 in Northampton, MA (Source: "Franklin D Roosevelt's Colonial Ancesters," by Alvin Page Johnson.).

Notes for WARREN DELANO:
Source: "Franklin D Roosevelt's Colonial Ancesters," by Alvin Page Johnson
Warren Delano became one of the leading merchants of New York City, living much of the time with his family in China and later on at his estate at Newburgh on the Hudson. He was the son of Captain Warren Delano and Deborah Church.


Children of WARREN DELANO and CATHERINE LYMAN are:
52. i. SARAH9 DELANO, b. 21 Sep 1854, Algonac, Orange Co., NY; d. 07 Sep 1941, Hyde Park, Dutchess, NY.
ii. SUSAN MARIE DELANO, b. 13 Oct 1844.
iii. LOUIS CHURCH DELANO, b. 04 Jun 1846.
iv. DEBORAH PERRY DORA DELANO, b. 29 Aug 1847.
v. ANNIE LYMAN DELANO, b. 08 Jan 1849.
vi. WARREN DELANO, b. 20 Sep 1850.
vii. WARREN DELANO, b. 1852.
viii. PHILIPPE DELANO, b. 03 Feb 1857.
ix. KATHERINE ROBBINS DELANO, b. 1860.
x. FREDERICK ADRIAN DELANO, b. 10 Sep 1863.
xi. LAURA FRANKLIN DELANO, b. 23 Dec 1864.


46. LETITIA ATWELL8 LEE (WILLIS ATWELL7, JOHN HANCOCK6, HANCOCK5, SARAH4 ALLERTON, ISAAC3, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) She married ALEXANDER RENNICK.

Child of LETITIA LEE and ALEXANDER RENNICK is:
i. CATHERINE MARTYN9 RENNICK, m. JOHN (REV) MONTGOMERY, Glen Willis.


47. HENRY HANCOCK8 LEE (HANCOCK7, HANCOCK6, HANCOCK5, SARAH4 ALLERTON, ISAAC3, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 1837. He married OLIVIA NUTT 1860.

Children of HENRY LEE and OLIVIA NUTT are:
53. i. HENRY HANCOCK9 LEE, b. 1866.
ii. ANNIE LEE, b. 1864.
iii. ROBERT EDWARD LEE.
iv. MARY LEE, b. 1867.
v. LUCY LEE, b. 1870.
vi. OLIVIA LEE, b. 1872.
vii. FRANCES LEE, b. 1874.
viii. LUDWELL LEE, b. 1876.
ix. FRANCIS LEE, b. 1879.
x. ALICE LEE, b. 1882.


48. JOHN HANCOCK8 LEE (WILLIS7, HANCOCK6, HANCOCK5, SARAH4 ALLERTON, ISAAC3, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born 1805, and died 1873. He married (1) MARY JONES. He married (2) MARY WILLIS MADISON. He married (3) FANNIE MADISON.

Children of JOHN LEE and MARY MADISON are:
i. LAETITIA9 LEE, m. ROBERT MADISON.
ii. NELLIE CONWAY LEE, b. 1826; d. 1875.
54. iii. LEWIS HERMAN LEE, b. 1849; d. 1878.
iv. LIZZIE MADISON LEE, m. WILLIAM ALBERT BRAGG.
v. NORMA OVERTON LEE, m. JOHN BROCKENBROUGH WOODWARD.


Generation No. 8

49. ROBERT N9 CUSHMAN (AMBROSE8, CONSIDER7, NATHANIEL6, ISAAC5, ISAAC4, MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) was born ABT 28 Jan 1810, and died 1897. He married NANCY CLARK Bef. 20 Jan 1834. She was born 18 Mar 1809, and died Aft. 26 Dec 1843.

Children of ROBERT CUSHMAN and NANCY CLARK are:
i. INFANT10 CUSHMAN, b. 20 Jan 1834.
ii. JOHN CUSHMAN, b. 21 Aug 1835.
iii. SARAH ELIZABETH CUSHMAN, b. 05 Jun 1841.
iv. PHOEBE LOUISE CUSHMAN, b. 26 Dec 1843; d. 1882 (Source: Joyce M. Ranieri, "Sunnyside Cemetery, "Electronic.".); m. CHARLES A GRIFFIN; b. 1839 (Source: Joyce M. Ranieri, "Sunnyside Cemetery, "Electronic.".); d. 1916 (Source: Joyce M. Ranieri, "Sunnyside Cemetery, "Electronic.".).


50. ELEANOR WENDELL9 CUSHMAN (ELKANAH8, ELKANAH7, ELKANAH6, ELKANAH5, ELKANAH4, MARY3 ALLERTON, ISAAC2, EDWARD1) (Source: (1) Boston VR which have been microfinched by Jay Mack Holbrook. Recorded in Vol 2 pg 414 of the Boston Marriages., (2) Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855.) was born 19 Aug 1793 (Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855.), and died 18 Dec 1847 (Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855.). She married JAMES WELD 17 Feb 1811 in New North Church of Boston MA (Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855.), son of EDMUND WELD and SARAH HARRIS. He was born 1768, and died 18 Jun 1867 in Roxbury MA.

Notes for JAMES WELD:
Research done by Certified Geneoligist, David T. Robertson, Genealogical Consultant & Family History Researcher, Telephone (617)- 479-3095, E Mail DTRobertson@Prodigy.net, P.O. Box 309, Quincy Center, Massachusetts 02269-0309, on August 23, 1998 found:

In the Index of Marriages in Massachusetts Centinel and Columbia Centinel 1784-1840 published by the American Antiquarian Society 1952 (Vol. II C-D under Cushman) it was found that Eleanor Cushman's marriage to James Weld was in Boston on the Sunday prior to the newspaper notice which appeared in the Columbia Centinel 20 Feb 1811.

With the knowledge that the Weld - Cushman marriage was in Boston, I found it in Boston Vital Records which have been microfiched by Jay Mack Holbrook. It was recorded in Vol. 2 pg. 414 of the Boston Marriages. James Weld and Eleanor W Cushman were married 17 Feb 1811 by Revd. John Eliot. From Boston Churches and Ministers by John Hayward 1849 we find that Revd. John Eliot was pastor of New North Church (Unitarian).

It is believed James first appears in the census in Boston in 1830. James Weld appears in 1840 in Dorchester and in 1850 he is in Roxbury (1850 US Census Film M432-330 pg. 122) . He is aged 62 and is a baker with an estate of $12,000. His wife Isabella Weld, aged 50, was born in Mass. living with him was twelve year old Charles Eaton who was in school and two domestics, Sarah Hammond, aged 40 and Elisha W. Cobb aged 50.

Further research done by same source as listed above on Sept. 7, 1998

I my earlier letter to you I told you that I had found a James Weld in the 1850 census, but that I was unsure that he was yours as he had a wife Isabella. I speculated that he had remarried. I found a copy of that page (1850 US Census, Roxbury, Norfolk County, Massachusetts Film M432-330 pp. 122-123). James was aged 62 (born about 1788) and a Baker and his Real Estate was valued at $12000, a very rich estate in those days. Isabella was aged 50 (born about 1800).

Just a few doors farther along the same street was the home of Ellen Cartwright, (born about 1815) aged 35, born in Massachusetts. Living with her were daughters Ellen, aged 16, Susan 14, Ann 12, Mary 3 and Sarah 8, and sons James 7, and Edmund 5, all born in Massachusetts. They also had two domestics, Mary and Delia White aged 20 & 18 respectively, born in Ireland. Also living with her were Samuel and Martha Eaton (23 & 22) who may have been related to Charles Eaton aged 12 seen in James' household. (They appear too young to be his parents).

Proof of death of James was found in (Massachusetts Vital Records - Deaths 1867, vol. 203 pg. 264, Roxbury, Norfolk Co., Mass. ). James died 18 Jun 1867 in Roxbury aged 78 years, 7 months, 8 days. He was married and he died due to Old Age. He was a merchant and had been born in Roxbury, son of Edmund and Sarah Weld, both of Roxbury.

Based on this new information I returned to the Weld Collections by Charles Frederick Robinson (1938) and found an Edmund Weld, a tanner, b. 12 Jan 1728/9, with a wife Sarah. He had eleven children, though none named James are listed and it is unlikely that he would have had a son as late as 1788. But he did have a son Edmund Grindell Weld, b. 12 Oct 1753 a "felt-monger." He would be the right age to be the father of James.

Edmund Grindell Weld was b. in Roxbury 12 Oct 1753. He died before 5 Apr 1796, the date that his wife, Sarah, applies for the administration of his estate. Roxbury had just recently been set off as a part of Norfolk County. I have located this administration (Norfolk County Probate #19565 Roxbury 1796). An allowance was made to the widow but the estate was insolvent so there is no distribution to their children. The bondsmen to James' estate was Samuel Weld of Boston and John Harris of Boston. This suggests that Sarah may have been a Harris. Roxbury Vital Records lists no children for this couple, though he was sexton of the First Church of Roxbury.

Dedham Courthouse has the will of James Weld of Roxbury (Norfolk County Probate #19587 Roxbury 1867.
James wrote the will 28 Jan 1860. He mentions his properties on Cottage Street, Roxbury, and India Street, Boston. His will created a trust for the support of his wife and sister and the excess of the income of the trust was to go to his daughter Ellen M. Cartwright, wife of John Cartwright. She to be his residual legatee. Edward S. Rand was both sole executor of the estate and Trustee of the Trust.

Highlights of these records include; Edward S. Rand of Boston asked to be executor of the estate of James Weld of Roxbury who died 18 Jun 1867, leaving a widow, Isabella Weld and his only child and daughter, Ellen M. Cartwright, wife of John W. Cartwright of Nantucket. James Weld was a Baker. Mrs. Weld received $65 per month from the trust and C. E. Cartwright received a sum for "the board of Mrs. Cobb." Mrs. Cobb is not mentioned after Sep 2, 1874. I suspect that Mrs. Cobb is the sister of James Weld. The 1878 report names the children of Ellen M. Cartwright as "the only parties interested" in this trust. This suggests that Isabella died in 1877, probably in August (She received payment 5 July). Ellen must have also died before her as she is not named and her children are. In the Final report dated 13 Feb 1879, the children of "his [James Weld's] deceased daughter Ellen M. Cartwright" each receive a settlement from the trust amounting to $147.14. They were:

John W. Cartwright, Ann E. Richardson, Sarah W. Galucia, Edmund G. W. Cartwright, Susan H. Folger, Mary S. Coffin, James W. Cartwright, Wallace F. Cartwright, Frederick H. Cartwright, Charles E. Cartwright, Frederick G. Cartwright, Annie M. Cartwright

The last three in this list appear to be grandchildren of Ellen, children of her son Charles E. Cartwright.

In the History of The Graveyards of Boston, by William H. Whitmore (1878) Benjamin Weld and his wife Nabby sold the Town of Boston a parcel of land to enlarge Copp's Hill burial ground on Hull Street. The 37th Lot in this new section went to James Weld who sold it to Phineas Capen, 23 May 1851. The Capen family was originally from Dorchester and James Weld had moved from Dorchester back to Roxbury by 1850.

Boston Taxpayers in 1821 by Lewis Bunker Rohrbach (1988) shows James renting a shop in the Custom House, valued at $1,200 while he owns a Bake House in the Custom House valued at $2,300, and another shop in the Custom House valued at $100, also a building on Broad St. valued at $500, and a building on White Bread Street valued at $200. Clearly, James is a man of property. James' Mother was living in his property on White Bread Street and must have died after 1821. The widow Sarah Weld who died in Roxbury 12 Mar 1824 aged 91 (b. 1733) was probably the wife of the elder Edmund6 Weld, not Edmund Grindell Weld (Roxbury VR 11.662).

The Town of Roxbury by Francis S. Drake (1878) tells us that Edmund Weld bequeath the Weld Estate to his son Edmund, being "part of the homestead and training field, and the land adjoining." This land was bounded by the present Moreland, Fairland, Greenville and Winthrop Streets and is in the Mount Pleasant section of Roxbury.

Lastly, I went through Norfolk County Deeds for James Weld. He appears to have had extensive real estate dealings, primarily in Dorchester, both buying and selling and mortgaging and giving mortgages, over fifty deeds in all. His holdings are throughout Dorchester. Eleanor W. Weld released her dower rights on each sale up to 22 Jul 1847, when Ellen M. Cartwright witnesses her signature (suggesting that Eleanor was too ill to attend the signing herself). Ellen appears to have taken an active role in her father's ventures and often appears as a witness on his deeds. On 1 Aug 1848 James states that he "has no wife," and repeats that statement 2 Dec 1848 and on 14 Jun 1849, Isabella Weld signs off her dower rights on a deed. So, Eleanor died between 22 Jul 1847 and 1 Aug 1848 and he married Isabella between 2 Dec 1848 and 14 Jun 1849. James moved from Dorchester to Roxbury just after his wife's death.

Source: Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Cushmans: The Desc. of Robt. Cushman, the Puritan, by H.W. Cushman, Boston: Little Brown, and Co. 1855 p. 495
Married sisters Eleanor and Isabella Cushman

Child of ELEANOR CUSHMAN and JAMES WELD is:
i. ELLEN MARIA10 WELD, b. 21 Aug 1814, Roxbury, MA (Source: Place: Barney Genealogical Record, a 1594-page holograph document in the possession of the Nantucket Historical Assoc., considered to be the most accurate of any genealogical records of Nantucket now available. (1/1997)); d. 26 Apr 1873, Roxbury MA; m. JOHN WILLIAM CARTWRIGHT, SR., 05 Jun 1832, Nantucket, MA (Source: Nantucket Vital Records 3:180 ); b. 08 Sep 1812, Roxbury, MA (Source: Nantucket Vital Records 1:179 & Barney Genealogical Record, a 1594-page holograph document in the possession of the Nantucket Historical Assoc., considered to be the most accurate of any genealogical records of Nantucket now available. (1/1997) ); d. 19 Feb 1869, Nantucket, MA (Source: copy of Cert. of death Record #8.).

Notes for ELLEN MARIA WELD:
Nantucket VR 2:611 has birth date Aug. 21, 1814

Research done by Certified Geneoligist, David T. Robertson, Genealogical Consultant & Family History Researcher, Telephone (617)- 479-3095, E Mail DTRobertson@Prodigy.net, P.O. Box 309, Quincy Center, Massachusetts 02269-0309, on August 23, 1998

Ellen Maria Weld was not born in Nantucket. In the book Vital Records of Nantucket she is the only Weld birth listed and following the entry is the source note "p.r.38" meaning private record 38. This record was the genealogical research of William C. Folger which was placed in the possession of the Nantucket Historical Association. The authors of Nantucket VRs noted "This compilation has been used because of the valuable clues it affords, but its statements should be received with caution, as it is not free from errors. It should be understood that in many instances the events recorded did not take place in Nantucket.." In fact I find evidence to doubt that Ellen ever lived on Nantucket. Her husband's family, the Cartwrights, did originate on Nantucket. It is possible that John W. Cartwright, Sr. was born there, though his birth record comes from the same source as his wife's. I found that their son John W. Cartwright Jr. also married a Boston woman, (Nantucket VR 179). Their daughter Ann Eliza married James H. Richardson of Boston, (Nantucket VR 177). Their son John W. married Mary J. Johnson of Boston, (Nantucket VR 179). This suggest to me that they lived in Boston not Nantucket.


According to David Freeman e-mail Dvfree@aol.com
He was doing research in family boxes and had turned up the family bible started when Ellen Maria Weld Married John W. Cartwright, Sr. The page where vital data is typically listed has a handwritten entry signed by JWC that they were married 5 June 1832 by George Gay Justice of the Peace.

This finding backs up other data he has that the 5 April 1832 date for the marriage in the Nantucket Vital Records 4:493 is wrong. John Jr. (his G Grandfather) was born 23 December 1832. Ellen Maria was two months pregnant when they were married. That explains why someone from a Boston Blueblood family was married by a JP rather than a minister.

Marriage Notes for ELLEN WELD and JOHN CARTWRIGHT:
From the Family Bible in the posession of David Freeman, 1509 Birch Anenue, Richland WA (address as of 1/1/2003) the marriage date was 6/5/1832 not 4/5/1832 as some records have it. The bible note was written by John William Cartwright himself and adds that Justice of the Peace George Gay performed the ceremony.
Since my G Grandfather John Jr. was born in December, this means Ellen Maria was quite pregnant when they were marr