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Philip STONE born 1265, accused of poaching in 1302 Great Bentley [speculation as to connection to Walter] Spouse: ? Children: Walter
Walter Atte STONE born circa 1285 Tendring ENG, of Ardleigh Essex ENG, died after 1327 in "Barrons" Ardleigh, Essex, ENG; on Little Bentley tax rolls under Edward II (1320) & Edward III (1327) Spouse: ? Children: Atte STONE born circa 1315 in Ardleigh, Tendring, Essex, ENG
Gap in names for 2 generations
William Atte STONE born circa 1365 of Ardleigh Tendring Essex ENG died between 1430 -1 in "Barrons," Ardleigh, Essex, ENG; mentioned in court roll of 1431 as Walter's father Spouse: ? born circa 1369 of Ardleigh Children: Walter
Walter Atte STONE born circa 1390 of Ardleigh Essex ENG died 1431 "Barrons" Ardleigh; 12/3/1416 mentioned in court rolls of baron of Manor of Bovills and again 6/2/1431 Spouse: ? born circa 1394 in Ardleigh Essex ENG Children: John born circa 1420 died 1487
John Atte STONE born circa 1420 of Ardleigh Essex ENG died 1487; on 2/25/1471-2 sued John Deryfall for nonpayment of debt Spouse: ? Children: Simon born 1450 Much Bromley Essex ENG; Walter born circa 1445 Ardleigh died before 1500; John, weaver, born circa 1455 Ardleigh living 1515, on 5/12/1506 he witnessed Simon's will, had a son, John, a weaver; George born circa 1460 died 8/6/1510, of Weeley co. Essex, has sons John, Richard, William & daughter Joanna, wife Agnes Stalworth
Simon STONE born 1450 Much Bromley Essex ENG died between 5/12/1510 & 2/10/1510-11 Great Bromley or Tending Spouse: Elizabeth ? born circa 1454 of Great Bromley Children: David born circa 1480 Great Bromley; Walter born circa 1483; Michael born circa 1486; William born circa 1488 died before 12/9/1533, wife Joane Stevens
David STONE, "Davy", born circa 1480 Great Bromley died probably 1543 Kirby-Le-Soken Essex ENG Spouse: ? circa 1484 of Great Bromley Children: Simon born 1507 Great Bromley Essex ENG died 7/28/1557 Great Bromley married Agnes ?; David born circa 1503 Great Bromley; John born 1505 Great Bromley, wife Margery; Thomas (probable son) born 1510 died 1557 Great Bromley __ d of John Speed; Matthew (probable son) born 1515 Great Bromley
Simon STONE born 1507 Great Bromley Essex ENG died 7/28/1557 Great Bromley; inherited Goodenes in Great Bromley Spouse: Agnes ? born 1511-3 Great Bromley died 7/1557-78 Great Bromley, married 1533 Hunts, Great Bromley, she survived Simon Children: David christened 7/21/1540 Great Bromley died 4/27/1625 Great Bromley; John born 1535 died 1592 Great Bromley married Mary; Richard born 1545 died 1600 Great Bromley
David STONE born circa 1540 Great Bromley Essex ENG died 4/27/1625 Great Bromley Spouse: (1) Elizabeth HEWITT born 1535 died 1582, married 7/10/1566; (2) Ursula / Ursle ? born circa 1555-60 Great Bromley died after 1592 married 8/23/1585 Great Bromley Children: by wife (1) David baptized 7/21/1568; Margery baptized 7/10/1669-70; Elizabeth baptized 2/2/1571-2; John baptized 12/6/151573; Francis baptized 5/12/1576 married John Upshore; Matthew baptized 9/28/1578 married Mariable Crook; Agnes baptized 3/19/1580 Great Bromley; Children by wife (2) Simon, Deacon, baptized 2/9/1585, emigrated in 1635, settled in Watertown MA; Ursula baptized 6/2/1588 married 5/14/1610 William Church; Mary baptized 10/11/1590 Great Bromley married William Tawler; Gregory
Gregory STONE, deacon, christened 4/19/1592 Great Bromley Essex ENG, emigrated in 1635, with wife Lydia & 6 children, died 11/30/1672 Cambridge Middlesex (now Suffolk) MA age 82, freeman 1636, representative 1638, one of the proprietors of Watertown Spouse: Margaret GARRAD / Garred christened 12/5/1597 Nayland Suffolk ENG died 8/4/1626 Nayland Suffolk ENG married 7/20/1617 Nayland (2) Lydia Cooper born circa 1595 died 6/24/1672 Cambridge MA married 7/1627 ENG Children: John, Elder, Deacon, christened 7/31/1618 Nayland died 5/5/1683 Cambridge MA, married Anne Howe; David, cooper, christened 9/22/1622 died 1/16/1704 Cambridge MA married Dorcas; Daniel christened 8/15/1620 Nayland Suffolk ENG died 3/20/1686 Boston Suffolk MA married Mary HOWES born circa 1622 of Cambridge Middlesex MA died 8/8/1685 Boston Suffolk MA married 1643 Cambridge Middlesex MA [another source says Mary Moore married before 3/1643-44]; Elizabeth born 1623-4 died 8/6/1626 Nayland; Children by Gregory's wife (2) Samuel christened 2/9/1585 Nayland; Elizabeth christened 3/6/1629 Nayland died 3/10/1712 Ipswich; Sarah christened 2/8/1632 died 4/8/1704 Lexington Middlesex MA, married Joseph Merriam. Lydia's children by former Husband were John Cooper and Lydia who married David Fiske
Daniel STONE, "chirugeon", christened 8/15/1620 Nayland Suffolk ENG, died 3/20/1686 Boston Suffolk MA, freeman 5/10/1643 Spouse: Mary HOWES / HAWES born circa 1622 of Cambridge Middlesex MA, died 8/8/1685 Boston Suffolk MA, married 1643 Cambridge Middlesex MA Children: Mary born 3/22/1644 Boston Suffolk MA died 1704 married (1) circa 1660 Thomas WALKER born 1643 Boston Suffolk MA died 1696-97 Sudbury Middlesex MA (2) married circa 1705 John Goodenow (Goodnough); Sarah born 9/22/1645 Cambridge, married Thomas Edwards ; Daniel born 1646 Cambridge died 2/27/1660 Boston; Elizabeth born 1/1/1648 Cambridge died young; Abigail born 10/28/1653 married John Keech; Mehitable born 8/1/1658 died young Gen Reg of First Settlers of NE: STONE, DANIEL, Cambridge, son of deacon Gregory Stone, was admitted freeman 1643. DAVID, Cambridge, brother of the preceding, freeman 1647, m Dorcas, and had children David, Daniel, b 1646, Dorcas, John, Samuel, and Nathaniel. GREGORY, a dea of Cambridge, freeman 1636, representative 1638, one of the proprietors of Watertown, d 30 Nov 1672, ae 80. His wife was Lydia, and his children were John; Daniel; David; Elizabeth, who m a Potter of Ipswich; Samuel, who had sons Samuel, Isaac, John, and several daughters; Sarah, who m a Meriam, of Concord, and Lydia, who m a Fiske, all of whom were members of the church in 1658. JOHN, Sudbury 1640, son of deacon Gregory Stone, had a son Daniel, b in 1644. Pioneers of MA pg 436: Stone/Ston, Gregory, Watertown, 1636, rem. to Cambridge; propr 1637; frm. 5/25/1636. Deacon. Deputy. He deposed 18 (7) 1658, ae. about 67 years. [Es. Files.] /P/ He d. 11/30/1672, ae. 82. Will prob. 14 (10) 1672. Wife Lydia and her children by former husband, John Cooper and Lydia Fiske; sons Daniel, David, John and Samuel; daus. Elizabeth (wife of - Potter, living at Ipswich in 1658) [Mi.] and Sarah (wife of Joseph Miriam), gr. son John son of David S. [Reg. VIII, 69.] The widow d. 6/24/1674. Page 437 Stone, Simon, husbandman, ae. 50, with wife Joan, ae. 38, and children Frances, ae. 16, Ann ae. 11, Simon ae 4, Marie ae. 3, and John ae. 5 weeks, came in the Increase 4/15/1635. Settled at Watertown; frm. 5/25/1636; town officer, deacon. Ch. rec. at Wat.; John b. or bapt 15 (6) 1635; Elizabeth b. 5 (2) 1639. His wife d. and he m. Sarah, widow of Richard Lumpkin of Ipswich; her will prob. 10/6/1663. /P/ He d. 9/22/1665. Will prob. 10/3/1665, by his bro. Gregory Stone and Stephen Day. Sons Simon and John; daus. Frances and Mary; Johanna and Nathaniel Green, ch. of Frances and her husband Thomas Greene; kinsmen John and Daniel Warner and Thomas Wells. [Reg. II, 128, and III, 182.] Genealogical Dictionary of New England 454: Cooper, JOHN, Cambridge, came, with sis. Lydia, after their f.'s d. in comp. of Gregory Stone, wh. m. their mo. Lydia. Genealogical Dictionary of New England
165: Fiske, DAVID, Cambridge, s. of the preced. b. in Eng. a. 1623, by w. Lydia Cooper, d. of that wid. wh. m.
Gregory Stone, had Sarah, wh. d. young, was bur. 8 May 1647; Lydia, b. 29 Apr. 1647; David, 1 Sept. 1648,
wh. d. at one yr. The w. d. 29 Nov. 1654, and he m. 6 Sept. 1655, Seaborne, or Sarah, as the rec. of license to William Hubbard for the
m. says, d. of William Wilson of Ipswich, had Eliz.; Sarah, again; Hannah, bapt. 27 Nov. 1659; and Abigail, b. 1 Feb. 1674; was
freem. 1647; was lieut. and rep. in the Courts of 1689 and 90. In 1686 he gave import. depon. then call. hims. 63, and he d. 14 Feb. 1711, when
his gr.st. makes him 87, so that Barry here fails of his usual care. Genealogical Dictionary of New England
204: Stone, DANIEL, Watertown (whose f. Dr. Bond did not venture to
conject. but), in my opin. was s. of the first Daniel, or the first David, and so
gr.s. of Gregory; but Bond informs us, that his w. Joanna,
and three ch. Daniel, David, and Dorcas were bapt. 19 June 1687, at W. DAVID, Cambridge, s. of
Gregory, b. in Eng. freem. 1647, by w. Eliz. had David, b. Apr. 1649, but mo. and
ch. d. soon; by w. Dorcas
had David, b. 6 Apr. 1650; Daniel; Dorcas, 18 Dec. 1652; John, a. 1654; Samuel, 19 June 1656; and Nathaniel, all these six
bapt. says
Mithcell's Reg. in his ch. Lexington rec. ment. that David d. 16 Jan. 1704, and
Dorcas, 13 July foll. prob. this h. and w. DAVID, Sudbury,
s. of John of the same, by w. Susanna had Susanna, b. 29 Jan. 1677; Mary, 19 Feb. 1682; Samuel, 23 May 1685; Thomas, 11 Mar. 1688;
and d. 1737. DAVID, Cambridge, s. of the first David, m. 31 Dec. 1674, Sarah, d. prob. of Richard
Hildreth, and d. 21 Aug. 1679.
DAVID, Cambridge, s. of Simon the sec. m. 12 Dec. 1710, Mary Rice, perhaps d. of Richard of the same, had only d. Mary, or Mercy, and he
d. 7 Oct. 1750, had been blind 56 yrs. * EBENEZER, Newton, s. of Simon the sec.
freem. 1690, m. 18 Mar. 1686, Margaret, d. of James
Trowbridge of the same, had Ebenezer, b. 21 Dec. foll.; Margaret, 1 Aug. 1688; Samuel, 1 July 1690; John, 18 Sept. 1692; Nathaniel, 6
Sept. 1694, d. young; Mindwell, 26 June 1696; David, 15 May, 1698; Mary, 19 Apr. 1700; Simon, 14 Sept. 1702; James, 8 June 1704,
H. C. 1724, min. of Holliston; Experience, 1 July 1707. His w,. d. 4 May 1710, and he had sec. w. 12 June 1711. Abigail Wilson,
wh. d.
1720, and he took 3d w. 8 Apr. 1722, Sarah, wid. of Samuel Liver- more, wh. had been his third w. and wid. of Nathaniel Sterns, d. of
John Nevinson. He was selectman oft. rep. 9 yrs. and a rem. of the Provinc.
Counc. d. 4 Oct. 1754. ELIAS,
Charlestown, by w. Abigail had Elias, bapt. 24 July 1687; John, 16 Dec. 1688; William, 16 Feb.
1691, d. soon; Abigail, 1 Nov. 1691, d. soon; Abigail, again, 16 July 1693; Mary, 4 Nov. 1694; Thomas, 5 Dec. 1696; Eliz. 11 Dec. 1698;
Sarah, 22 Dec. 1700; Robert, 1 Nov. 1702; Hannah, 4 Feb. 1704; Rebecca, 23 Mar. 17078; Richard, 12 Mar. 1709; and William, again,
4 Jan.1713. I presume, from find, neither f. nor mo among the mem. of ch. that they
rem. to C. from some other town. But the name Elias
was perpet. at C. thro. 3 or 4 generat. * GREGORY, Cambridge, br. of Simon, did not, I
conject. come in the same sh. yet prob. in the same
yr. with him, tho. for a yr. or two he dwelt at Watertown, and had gr. there of ld.
freem. 25 May 1636, yet more import, is it, that he brot. w. Lydia, formerly wid. Cooper,
wh. d. 24 June 1674, with the ch. John and Lydia of her first h. and his own ch. JOHN, Daniel, David, Eliz.
Samuel, and Sarah, prob. all b. in Eng. He was deac. rep. 1638, and d. 30 Nov. 1672, aged 80. His will, made 8
ds. bef. print. in Geneal. Lydia Fiske's d. Lydia, wh. he calls the mo. gr.ch. His wid. d. 24 June 1674. Lydia Cooper m. David
Fiske;
Eliz. S. m. prob. Anthony Potter of Ipswich; and Sarah m. 12 July 1653, Joseph Meriam of Con-
cord. Vital Records of Sudbury: Ann d. Daniel & Mary 1/15/1670. Abigail ch. Daniel & Mary 2/13/1680. Elizabeth ch. Daniel & Mary 11/9/1678. John s. Daniel & Mary 6/10/1684. Mary ch. Daniel & Mary 8/10/1677. Sarah ch Daniel & Mary 2/14/1675. Tabitha ch. Daniel & Mary 5/4/1673. Vital Records of Sudbury: WALKER: Abigail d. Thomas & Mary 10/29/1679. Daniel ch. Thomas & Mary 11/2/1672. Daniel ch. Thomas & Mary 2/10/ 1673. Elizabeth ch. Thomas & Mary 3/4/1680. Hannah d Thomas & Mary 11/26/1668. Hannah d. Thomas & Mary 1/10/1669. Sarah ch Thomas & Mary 7/25/1677. Thomas s Thomas & Mary 5/22/1664. William s Thomas & Mary 7/22/1666. Samuel s Thomas & Martha 9/24/1689. Thomas s Thomas & Martha 9/23/1688. DEATHS: Mary w. Deacon Danill 1/10/1702-3 Gregory
Stone Genealogy by Bartlett: The earliest record that has been discovered of a Stone in Tendring
Hundred co Essex is as follows Writ to the Sheriff of Essex dated at
Westminster 26 Oct 30 Edward I 1302 Inquisition before the sheriff of
Essex and William de Hanyngfeild held at Colchester on Saturday after
the Feast of St Lucy 31 Edward I 15 Dec 1302 PHILIP ATTE STONE late
servant of Robert de Vere Earl of Oxford and others named forcibly
entered the park of the said earl at Great Bent leye and hunted therein
against his will also Thomas de Molen dine of Dedham fished in the
preserve of the said earl within said park Miscellaneous Chancery
Inquisitions File 61 23 The de Veres Earls of Oxford large landowners in
capite. /P/ Only three records of William4 atte Stone have come to light the first in a
lawsuit in 1398 the next as a juror at a court held in 1415 and the last
in a court roll record after his death in 1431 In Michaelmas 22 Richard
II 1398 William4 atte Stone of Ardeley co Essex was summonsed to answer
John Hunte atte Wode of said Ardeley in a plea of debt of 2 3 4 which
was due to be paid at Midsummer Day last past Common Pleas Roll Mich 22
Richard II m 186 At a court baron of the Manor of Bovills held on the
day of Mars next after the Feast of Holy Trinity 3 Henry V Tuesday 28
May 1415 An inquisition taken and sworn on the oath of William Meller
John Eccle Thomas Baker John Huntte senior John Huntte atte Wode William
Burstalle WILLIAM ATTE STONE William Nevard and John Clerk who say on
their oaths that the tenants of the land and tenement of Gunnoteland the
tenants of the land and tenement of Paynesland late of Walter Badeley
William Stansor Robert Robyn for a rood of land at the church John
Huntte atte Mersh Robert Nee John Brook and the tenants of the land and
tenement formerly of William Robyn all owe suit to the court and have
defaulted They were all fined 3d except John Brook who was fined 6d
William4 Stone lived in the reigns of Edward III 1327 1377. /P/ In Trinity term 13 Edward IV 14731 John Deryfall yeoman of Ardeley co
Essex was summonsed to answer John Stone of same yeoman for debt for use
of part of a croft of land parcel of Barones in said Ardeley And said
John Stone complains that said John Deryfall by indenture made on the
day after the Feast of St Matthias the Apostle 12 Edward IV 25 Feb 1471
2 agreed to pay 12s 6d for use of part of said croft for one year from
the Feast of the Annunciation of our Lady 25 March next ensuing and upon
said feast the said John Deryfall entered on said premises and occupied
same for the space of one year but has not paid for its use to the loss
of the said John Stone etc Common Pleas Roll Trinity 13 Edward IV m
159. /P/ SIMON STONE (John Walter William4 Walter1) was born in Ardleigh co Essex
about 1450 The earliest mention found of him is in the fragmentary
remains of the court rolls of the Manor of Bovills which record his name
in the list of the homage at the court held in 7 Henry VII 1491 2 At the
court held in 16 Henry VH 1500 1 Simon Stone sent his essoin excuse for
non attendance by William Moyes He held an estate of the Manor of
Bovills in Ardleigh called Walles and an estate in the adjoining parish
of Great Bromley called Goodcnes where he settled and resided
Henceforth for five generations and during nearly a hundred and fifty
years the ancestors of the Stones of America lived in Great
Bromley Cambridge Historical Society: This Dr Daniel Stone the petitioner was a son of Deacon Gregory Stone of Cambridge and as a good deal of information about Gregory Stone and his family has come to light since the publication of Paige's History of Cambridge it may be worth while to add to Paige's account of Gregory Stone and his family what has since been learned about his English home and ancestors. Gregory Stone came from England in 1635 with his brother Simon Stone of Watertown, and we now know that they were both born at Great Bromley or as it was formerly called Much Bromley in Essex County England. The Parish Registers of Great Bromley contain the following records Feby 9 1585 6 was baptized Simond Stone son of Davie Stone & Ursly his wife, April 19 1592 was baptized Gregorie Stone son of David Stone, and August 5 1616 is recorded the marriage of Symond Stone and Joan Clarke. David Stone the father of Simon and Gregory was the son of Symond and Agnes Stone of Much Bromley and is named in his father's will dated July 28 1558. Up to this point the ancestry of Simon and Gregory is beyond question but it is almost equally certain that this Symond Stone of Much Bromley. the grandfather of Simon and Gregory was the grandson through an eldest son David of a still earlier Symond Stone of Much Bromley whose will is dated May 12 1506 and was probated February 10 1510. Much or Great Bromley the home of so many generations of the ancestors of our Gregory Stone of Cambridge is five miles east of Colchester the principal city of Essex County and fifty eight miles from London. A few years ago some of the American descendants of Simon and Gregory Stone united in erecting a beautiful memorial window in the ancient church of Great Bromley with this inscription To the Glory of God and to the memory of Simon and Gregory Stone, Brothers who were born in this Parish, baptized in this Church, and emigrated to Massachusetts in New England in 1635 this window is erected by American descendants. Simon Stone the elder of the two brothers married at Great Bromley in 1616 Joan Clarke as noted above. He removed to Boxted Essex County between 1621 and 1624 and resided there until he emigrated to America in 1635. Gregory Stone removed from Great Bromley to Nayland Suffolk County some time before 1617 in which year he married there Margaret Garrad daughter of Thomas and Christian Garrad of Nayland. The following extracts from the Parish Register of Nayland give his marriage and the birth jf all of his children, 1617 Julie The 20 daie wer married Gregory Stonne and Margaret Garrad 1618 July. The last daie was bapt John sonne of Gregory Stonne, 1620 August The 15 day was bap Daniel ye sonne of Gregory Stone, 1622 Septem 22 was bapt David ye sonne of Gregorie Stone, 1624 October 3 was bap Elizabeth the daughter of Gregory Stone. Then follows the death of his wife and daughter. 1626 Aug 4 was buryed Margrett the wife of Gregory Stone,1626 August 6 was buryed, Elizabeth the daughter of Gregory Stone. The deaths so near together of the mother and daughter make it seem probable that they died from one of the epidemics so common at that time. About two years after the death of his first wife Gregory Stone married as his second wife the widow Lydia Cooper who came here to Cambridge with him and who formerly was supposed to be the mother of all his children. The record of this marriage has not been discovered as far as I know but from other sources it is known beyond much question that she was from Dedham in Essex and that she was the widow of Simon Cooper of that place. Dedham and Nayland are both on the river Stour and are only a few miles apart. By his second wife Lydia Cooper Gregory Stone had the following children recorded at Nayland, 1628 March 6 was bap Elizabethe the daug of Gregorie Stone, 1630 February 4 dale was bapt Samuell sonne of Gregory Stone, 1632 Feby 8 was bapt Sarah daughter of Gregory Stonne. So of the six children who came to New England with Gregory Stone three John, Daniel, and David were by his first wife Margaret Garrad, and three Elizabeth Samuel and Sarah were by his second wife Lydia Cooper. |
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