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Will Simmons1
M, #30416
Parents
| Mother | Martha Thomas (b. about 1833) |
Family: Lottie Smith
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Lottie Smith1
F, #30417
Family: Will Simmons
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William A Mansel
1
M, #30418, b. __/__/1825, d. __/__/1880
| References | George Sole John Simmons 1763-1844 |
Parents
| Father | John Mansel (b. 1800, d. before 26 May 1844) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Simmons (b. 11 November 1812, d. after 1894) |
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Biography
William A Mansel, son of John Mansel and Elizabeth Simmons, was born in 1825 in Columbus Co, NCG+.123
William A Mansel was the Head of Household in the census in 1870 in Beat 2, Pike Co, AlabamaG. William A Mansel 44 farmer NC can't read/write, William W Cotton 57 farmer GA can't read/write, Elizabeth Cotton 58 NC. Living next to Samuel and Frances Smith.4
William A Mansel died in 1880 in Lauderdale Co, AlabamaG.1
William A Mansel was a son of Elizabeth Simmons in the census in 1880 in Lauderdale Co, AlabamaG.5
William A Mansel was the Head of Household in the census in 1870 in Beat 2, Pike Co, AlabamaG. William A Mansel 44 farmer NC can't read/write, William W Cotton 57 farmer GA can't read/write, Elizabeth Cotton 58 NC. Living next to Samuel and Frances Smith.4
William A Mansel died in 1880 in Lauderdale Co, AlabamaG.1
William A Mansel was a son of Elizabeth Simmons in the census in 1880 in Lauderdale Co, AlabamaG.5
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Citations
- [S29] Ancestry Family Trees, Memo: This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Treefiles. This source citation points you to a current version of thosefiles. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed orchanged information since this source citation was created.
- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
- [S248] Ancestry.com, 1860 United States Federal census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of theUnited States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1860
- [S253] Ancestry.com, 1870 United States Federal Census, Memo: 1870
- [S241] Ancestry.com, 1880 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Tenth Census of theUnited States, 1880, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1880
Samuel J Mansel
1
M, #30419, b. __/__/1833
| References | George Sole John Simmons 1763-1844 |
Parents
| Father | John Mansel (b. 1800, d. before 26 May 1844) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Simmons (b. 11 November 1812, d. after 1894) |
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Biography
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- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
- [S248] Ancestry.com, 1860 United States Federal census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of theUnited States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1860
Daniel Monrow Mansel1
M, #30420, b. 10/11/1833
| References | George Sole John Simmons 1763-1844 |
Parents
| Father | John Mansel (b. 1800, d. before 26 May 1844) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Simmons (b. 11 November 1812, d. after 1894) |
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Biography
Daniel Monrow Mansel, son of John Mansel and Elizabeth Simmons, was born on 11 October 1833 in Columbus Co, NCG+.12
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- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
Benjamin Franklin Mansel1
M, #30421, b. __/__/1836, d. 05/13/1862
| References | George Sole John Simmons 1763-1844 |
Parents
| Father | John Mansel (b. 1800, d. before 26 May 1844) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Simmons (b. 11 November 1812, d. after 1894) |
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Biography
Benjamin Franklin Mansel, son of John Mansel and Elizabeth Simmons, was born in 1836.12
Benjamin Franklin Mansel died on 13 May 1862 in Camp Randle, Dane Co, WisconsinG.1
Benjamin Franklin Mansel died on 13 May 1862 in Camp Randle, Dane Co, WisconsinG.1
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Citations
- [S29] Ancestry Family Trees, Memo: This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Treefiles. This source citation points you to a current version of thosefiles. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed orchanged information since this source citation was created.
- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
John E Mansel1
M, #30422, b. __/__/1842, d. 12/06/1861
| References | George Sole John Simmons 1763-1844 |
Parents
| Father | John Mansel (b. 1800, d. before 26 May 1844) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Simmons (b. 11 November 1812, d. after 1894) |
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Biography
John E Mansel, son of John Mansel and Elizabeth Simmons, was born in 1842 in AlabamaG+.12
John E Mansel died on 6 December 1861 in ChileG.1
John E Mansel died on 6 December 1861 in ChileG.1
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- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
Amos P Mansel1
M, #30423, b. __/__/1843, d. 06/02/1863
| References | George Sole John Simmons 1763-1844 |
Parents
| Father | John Mansel (b. 1800, d. before 26 May 1844) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Simmons (b. 11 November 1812, d. after 1894) |
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Biography
Amos P Mansel, son of John Mansel and Elizabeth Simmons, was born in 1843.12
Amos P Mansel died on 2 June 1863.1
Amos P Mansel died on 2 June 1863.1
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- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
Simeon C Mansel1
M, #30424, b. __/__/1845
| References | George Sole John Simmons 1763-1844 |
Parents
| Father | John Mansel (b. 1800, d. before 26 May 1844) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Simmons (b. 11 November 1812, d. after 1894) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
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- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
William W Cotton
1
M, #30425, b. abt __/__/1813
Family: Elizabeth Simmons (b. 11 November 1812, d. after 1894)
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Biography
William W Cotton, was born about 1813 in GeorgiaG.1
Elizabeth Simmons 50 married William W Cotton ~50 on 26 August 1863 in Pike Co, ALG+.12
Elizabeth Simmons 50 married William W Cotton ~50 on 26 August 1863 in Pike Co, ALG+.12
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- [S253] Ancestry.com, 1870 United States Federal Census, Memo: 1870
Sarah Smith1
F, #30426, b. __/__/1869
| References | George Sole John Simmons 1763-1844 |
Parents
| Father | Stephen Albert Smith (b. 12 March 1846, d. 27 July 1938) |
| Mother | Frances A Unknown (b. 7 June 1849, d. 17 November 1905) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Sarah Smith, daughter of Stephen Albert Smith and Frances A Unknown, was born in 1869 in Pike Co, ALG+.11
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Citations
- [S253] Ancestry.com, 1870 United States Federal Census, Memo: 1870
Mary Simmons1
F, #30427, b. __/__/1780, d. aft __/__/1850
Biography
| Last Edited | 22 February 2024 12:16:05 |
Citations
- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
Moses Simmons
1
M, #30428, b. abt __/__/1600, d. abt __/__/1690
| References | Moses Symmondson |
Family: Sarah Chandler (d. after 13 December 1660)
| Daughter | Rebecca Simmons+ (b. about 1635, d. about 1674) |
| Son | Moses Simmons+ (b. about 1639, d. before 1690) |
| Daughter | Mary Simmons (b. about 1641) |
| Son | John Simmons+ (b. about 1644, d. before 9 February 1715) |
| Daughter | Sarah Simmons (b. about 1649) |
| Son | Aaron Simmons + (b. 10 March 1650, d. 12 March 1718) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth Simmons (b. about 1651) |
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Biography
Moses Simmons was also known as Moses Symonson.1 He was also known as Moyses Simonson. He was also known as Moses Simonson. He, was born about 1600 in Leiden, HollandG+.1
Moses Simmons immigrated to Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MAG+, from Leiden, NetherlandsG, in 1621
.1
In 1623 in the Plymouth Co land division, Moses Simmons and Philipe de la Noye jointly received two acres. They probably shared the land because they were both probably single at the time.1
Because he was a child of one who was in communion with the Dutch church in Leyden, he was admitted into church fellowship in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MAG+, and his children to baptism.1
On 26 March 1628, he sold one acre to Robert Hicks.1
Moses Simmons married Sarah Chandler.1
Moses Simmons was the Head of Household in the census in 1632 in Plymouth Co, MAG+.2
In 1633 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MAG+, Moses Simmons. on the list of freemen.1
Moses Simmons was a resident in the on 25 March 1633 (and Mar 24, 1634) tax list for in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MAG+, . He was assessed 9 shillings.1
In 1639 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+, Moses Simmons. on the list of freemen.1
In 1643 in the Duxbury section of Plymouth Co, Moses Simmons was on the list of those able to bear arms.1
In 1658 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+, Moses Simmons. on the list of freemen.1
On 13 December 1660, Moses Simmons of Duxbury, with the consent of his wife Sarah sold his whole right of lands in Bridgewater town to Nicholas Byram.1
On 31 October 1664 in Plymouth Co, MAG+, Moses Simmons and wife Patience Barstow of Scituate sold of Scituate, shoemaker. half of 40 acres at Coaksett in Plymouth Co. Original grantee: Moses Simmons of Duxburrow.1
On 3 June 1667 the in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+, he was was the MA highway surveyor.1
On 25 October 1668 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+, Moses Simmons. on the petit jury.1
On 20 April 1669 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+, Moses Simmons deeded to John Simmons his true and natural son all his dwelling house, outhouses and buildings, land, meadow and upland, orchards and gardens in Duxbury, containing 40 acres of upland and 3 acres of meadow.1
On 29 May 1670 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+, Moses Simmons.1
On 3 June 1673, Richard Sutton of Roxbury brought suit against Moses, Sarah his wife, and Elizabeth Simmons their daughter, saying that Elizabeth had promised to marry him but her parents prevented it. The court refused the engagement but ordered Simmons to pay Sutton 3 pounds.1
On 30 December 1674, Moses Simmons of Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+, gave his eldest daughter Rebecca Simmons and husband John Soule all his purchased land at Namaskett.1
Earlier Moses Simmons was signing deeds but by in 1678, he was making his mark.1
On 4 December 1678, [p1] of MA, deeded his son [p2] of Scituate all his one-half share of land that I have as a purchaser in Dartmouth.1
In 1684 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+, Moses Simmons. on the list of freemen.1
Moses Simmons died about 1690 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+, at ~90 years of age.1
Moses Simmons immigrated to Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MAG+, from Leiden, NetherlandsG, in 1621
on the ship Fortune.
In 1623 in the Plymouth Co land division, Moses Simmons and Philipe de la Noye jointly received two acres. They probably shared the land because they were both probably single at the time.1
Because he was a child of one who was in communion with the Dutch church in Leyden, he was admitted into church fellowship in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MAG+, and his children to baptism.1
On 26 March 1628, he sold one acre to Robert Hicks.1
Moses Simmons married Sarah Chandler.1
Moses Simmons was the Head of Household in the census in 1632 in Plymouth Co, MAG+.2
In 1633 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MAG+, Moses Simmons. on the list of freemen.1
Moses Simmons was a resident in the on 25 March 1633 (and Mar 24, 1634) tax list for in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MAG+, . He was assessed 9 shillings.1
In 1639 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+, Moses Simmons. on the list of freemen.1
In 1643 in the Duxbury section of Plymouth Co, Moses Simmons was on the list of those able to bear arms.1
In 1658 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+, Moses Simmons. on the list of freemen.1
On 13 December 1660, Moses Simmons of Duxbury, with the consent of his wife Sarah sold his whole right of lands in Bridgewater town to Nicholas Byram.1
On 31 October 1664 in Plymouth Co, MAG+, Moses Simmons and wife Patience Barstow of Scituate sold of Scituate, shoemaker. half of 40 acres at Coaksett in Plymouth Co. Original grantee: Moses Simmons of Duxburrow.1
On 3 June 1667 the in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+, he was was the MA highway surveyor.1
On 25 October 1668 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+, Moses Simmons. on the petit jury.1
On 20 April 1669 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+, Moses Simmons deeded to John Simmons his true and natural son all his dwelling house, outhouses and buildings, land, meadow and upland, orchards and gardens in Duxbury, containing 40 acres of upland and 3 acres of meadow.1
On 29 May 1670 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+, Moses Simmons.1
On 3 June 1673, Richard Sutton of Roxbury brought suit against Moses, Sarah his wife, and Elizabeth Simmons their daughter, saying that Elizabeth had promised to marry him but her parents prevented it. The court refused the engagement but ordered Simmons to pay Sutton 3 pounds.1
On 30 December 1674, Moses Simmons of Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+, gave his eldest daughter Rebecca Simmons and husband John Soule all his purchased land at Namaskett.1
Earlier Moses Simmons was signing deeds but by in 1678, he was making his mark.1
On 4 December 1678, [p1] of MA, deeded his son [p2] of Scituate all his one-half share of land that I have as a purchaser in Dartmouth.1
In 1684 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+, Moses Simmons. on the list of freemen.1
Moses Simmons died about 1690 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+, at ~90 years of age.1
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Sarah Chandler1
F, #30429, d. aft 12/13/1660
Family: Moses Simmons (b. about 1600, d. about 1690)
| Daughter | Rebecca Simmons+ (b. about 1635, d. about 1674) |
| Son | Moses Simmons+ (b. about 1639, d. before 1690) |
| Daughter | Mary Simmons (b. about 1641) |
| Son | John Simmons+ (b. about 1644, d. before 9 February 1715) |
| Daughter | Sarah Simmons (b. about 1649) |
| Son | Aaron Simmons+ (b. 10 March 1650, d. 12 March 1718) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth Simmons (b. about 1651) |
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Biography
Sarah Chandler was also known as Sarah Simmons.1
Sarah Chandler married Moses Simmons.1
Sarah Chandler died after 13 December 1660.1
On 3 June 1673, Richard Sutton of Roxbury brought suit against [p1], [p2f] his wife, and Elizabeth Simmons their daughter, saying that Elizabeth had promised to marry him but her parents prevented it. The court refused the engagement but ordered Simmons to pay Sutton 3 pounds.1
Sarah Chandler married Moses Simmons.1
Sarah Chandler died after 13 December 1660.1
On 3 June 1673, Richard Sutton of Roxbury brought suit against [p1], [p2f] his wife, and Elizabeth Simmons their daughter, saying that Elizabeth had promised to marry him but her parents prevented it. The court refused the engagement but ordered Simmons to pay Sutton 3 pounds.1
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Citations
- [S868] New England, The Great Migration and The Great Migration Begins, 1620-1635
Moses Simmons1
M, #30430, b. abt __/__/1639, d. bef __/__/1690
| References | Moses Symmondson |
Parents
| Father | Moses Simmons (b. about 1600, d. about 1690) |
| Mother | Sarah Chandler (d. after 13 December 1660) |
Family: Patience Barstow
| Son | Moses Simmons (b. 1666, d. 1761) |
| Son | John Simmons+ (b. 15 March 1666, d. 21 March 1736) |
| Daughter | Sarah Simmons (b. 1670, d. 1742) |
| Son | Aaron Simmons+ (b. 4 August 1672, d. 6 February 1756) |
| Son | Job Simmons (b. 1674, d. 1761) |
| Daughter | Patience Simmons (b. 1675, d. 1723) |
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Biography
Moses Simmons was also known as Moses Simonson. He was also known as Moses Simmon, Jr. He, son of Moses Simmons and Sarah Chandler, was born about 1639 in Plymouth Co, MAG+.1
On 3 June 1662, [p1] was 25th on the list of those granted land "as being the first born children of the government," receiving two tracts of land.1
Moses Simmons married Patience Barstow, daughter of William Barstow, before 31 October 1664.1
On 31 October 1664 in Plymouth Co, MAG+, Moses Simmons and wife Patience Barstow of Scituate sold of Scituate, shoemaker. half of 40 acres at Coaksett on Plymouth Co. DB [m2]. Original grantee: Moses Simmons of Duxburrow.1
On 1 June 1675 in the in Scituate, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts, 1636G+, Moses Simmons was the Scituate highway surveyor.1
Moses Simmons died before 1690.1
On 3 June 1662, [p1] was 25th on the list of those granted land "as being the first born children of the government," receiving two tracts of land.1
Moses Simmons married Patience Barstow, daughter of William Barstow, before 31 October 1664.1
On 31 October 1664 in Plymouth Co, MAG+, Moses Simmons and wife Patience Barstow of Scituate sold of Scituate, shoemaker. half of 40 acres at Coaksett on Plymouth Co. DB [m2]. Original grantee: Moses Simmons of Duxburrow.1
On 1 June 1675 in the in Scituate, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts, 1636G+, Moses Simmons was the Scituate highway surveyor.1
Moses Simmons died before 1690.1
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Citations
- [S868] New England, The Great Migration and The Great Migration Begins, 1620-1635
Rebecca Simmons1
F, #30431, b. abt __/__/1635, d. abt __/__/1674
| References | Moses Symmondson |
Parents
| Father | Moses Simmons (b. about 1600, d. about 1690) |
| Mother | Sarah Chandler (d. after 13 December 1660) |
Family: John Soule (b. about 1632, d. 8 March 1705)
| Son | Aaron Soule+ (d. after 1752) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Rebecca Simmons was also known as Rebecca Soule.1,2 She, daughter of Moses Simmons and Sarah Chandler, was born about 1635 in Plymouth Co, MAG+.1
Rebecca Simmons died about 1674 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+, at ~39 years of age.
John Soule married Rebecca Simmons, daughter of Moses Simmons and Sarah Chandler, before 30 December 1674.1,2
On 30 December 1674, [p1] of MA gave his eldest daughter Rebecca Simmons and husband John Soule all his purchased land at Namaskett.1
Rebecca Simmons died about 1674 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+, at ~39 years of age.
John Soule married Rebecca Simmons, daughter of Moses Simmons and Sarah Chandler, before 30 December 1674.1,2
On 30 December 1674, [p1] of MA gave his eldest daughter Rebecca Simmons and husband John Soule all his purchased land at Namaskett.1
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Citations
Aaron Simmons1
M, #30432, b. 03/10/1650, d. 03/12/1718
| References | Moses Symmondson |
Parents
| Father | Moses Simmons (b. about 1600, d. about 1690) |
| Mother | Sarah Chandler (d. after 13 December 1660) |
Family: Mary Woodworth (b. about 1660, d. after 1718)
| Son | Ebeneezer Simmons (b. after 1677, d. after 1719) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth Simmons (b. after 1677, d. after 1719) |
| Daughter | Lydia Simmons (b. after 1677, d. after 1719) |
| Daughter | Mary Simmons (b. after 1677, d. after 1719) |
| Daughter | Rebecca Simmons (b. 2 December 1679, d. 17 January 1760) |
| Son | Moses Simmons (b. 24 February 1681, d. after 1719) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Aaron Simmons, son of Moses Simmons and Sarah Chandler, was born on 10 March 1650 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+.1,2
Aaron Simmons married Mary Woodworth, daughter of Walter Woodworth, on 24 December 1677 in Scituate, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts, 1636G+.1
On 4 December 1678, [p1] of MA, deeded his son [p2] of Scituate all his one-half share of land that I have as a purchaser in Dartmouth.1
Aaron Simmons died on 12 March 1718 in Scituate, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts, 1636G+, at 68 years of age.2
Aaron Simmons married Mary Woodworth, daughter of Walter Woodworth, on 24 December 1677 in Scituate, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts, 1636G+.1
On 4 December 1678, [p1] of MA, deeded his son [p2] of Scituate all his one-half share of land that I have as a purchaser in Dartmouth.1
Aaron Simmons died on 12 March 1718 in Scituate, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts, 1636G+, at 68 years of age.2
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Citations
- [S868] New England, The Great Migration and The Great Migration Begins, 1620-1635
- [S29] Ancestry Family Trees, Memo: This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Treefiles. This source citation points you to a current version of thosefiles. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed orchanged information since this source citation was created.
Mary Simmons1
F, #30433, b. abt __/__/1641
| References | Moses Symmondson |
Parents
| Father | Moses Simmons (b. about 1600, d. about 1690) |
| Mother | Sarah Chandler (d. after 13 December 1660) |
Family: Joseph Alden (d. after 17 June 1689)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Mary Simmons was also known as Mary Alden.1 She, daughter of Moses Simmons and Sarah Chandler, was born about 1641 in Plymouth Co, MAG+.1
Mary Simmons married Joseph Alden before 17 June 1689.1
Mary Simmons married Joseph Alden before 17 June 1689.1
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Citations
- [S868] New England, The Great Migration and The Great Migration Begins, 1620-1635
Elizabeth Simmons1
F, #30434, b. abt __/__/1651
| References | Moses Symmondson |
Parents
| Father | Moses Simmons (b. about 1600, d. about 1690) |
| Mother | Sarah Chandler (d. after 13 December 1660) |
Family: Richard Dwelley (d. after 17 June 1689)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Elizabeth Simmons was also known as Elizabeth Dwelley.1 She, daughter of Moses Simmons and Sarah Chandler, was born about 1651 in Plymouth Co, MAG+.1
On 3 June 1673, Richard Sutton of Roxbury brought suit against [p1], [p2f] his wife, and Elizabeth Simmons their daughter, saying that Elizabeth had promised to marry him but her parents prevented it. The court refused the engagement but ordered Simmons to pay Sutton 3 pounds.1
Elizabeth Simmons married Richard Dwelley before 17 June 1689.1
On 3 June 1673, Richard Sutton of Roxbury brought suit against [p1], [p2f] his wife, and Elizabeth Simmons their daughter, saying that Elizabeth had promised to marry him but her parents prevented it. The court refused the engagement but ordered Simmons to pay Sutton 3 pounds.1
Elizabeth Simmons married Richard Dwelley before 17 June 1689.1
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Citations
- [S868] New England, The Great Migration and The Great Migration Begins, 1620-1635
Sarah Simmons1
F, #30435, b. abt __/__/1649
| References | Moses Symmondson |
Parents
| Father | Moses Simmons (b. about 1600, d. about 1690) |
| Mother | Sarah Chandler (d. after 13 December 1660) |
Family: James Nash (d. after 17 June 1689)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Sarah Simmons was also known as Sarah Nash.1 She, daughter of Moses Simmons and Sarah Chandler, was born about 1649 in Plymouth Co, MAG+.1
Sarah Simmons married James Nash before 17 June 1689.1
Sarah Simmons married James Nash before 17 June 1689.1
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Citations
- [S868] New England, The Great Migration and The Great Migration Begins, 1620-1635
John Simmons
M, #30436, b. abt __/__/1644, d. bef 02/09/1715
| References | Moses Symmondson |
Parents
| Father | Moses Simmons (b. about 1600, d. about 1690) |
| Mother | Sarah Chandler (d. after 13 December 1660) |
Family: Mercy Pabodie (b. 2 January 1649, d. after 1669)
| Son | Benjamin Simmons (d. before 2 May 1748) |
| Son | John Simmons+ (b. 22 February 1670, d. 6 August 1739) |
| Son | William Simmons+ (b. 24 February 1672, d. about 1765) |
| Son | Isaac Simmons+ (b. 28 January 1674) |
| Daughter | Martha Simmons (b. 17 November 1677) |
| Son | Joshua Simmons |
| Daughter | Rebecca Simmons |
| Son | Joseph Simmons |
| Son | Moses Simmons (b. February 1680) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
John Simmons, son of Moses Simmons and Sarah Chandler, was born about 1644 in Plymouth Co, MAG+.1
On 20 April 1669 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+, John Simmons deeded to John Simmons his true and natural son all his dwelling house, outhouses and buildings, land, meadow and upland, orchards and gardens in Duxbury, containing. 40 acres of upland and 3 acres of meadow. on Plymouth Co (now Duxbury). DB [m2].1
John Simmons married Mercy Pabodie, daughter of William Pabodie and Elizabeth Alden, on 16 November 1669 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+.1
John Simmons died before 9 February 1715.2
On 20 April 1669 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+, John Simmons deeded to John Simmons his true and natural son all his dwelling house, outhouses and buildings, land, meadow and upland, orchards and gardens in Duxbury, containing. 40 acres of upland and 3 acres of meadow. on Plymouth Co (now Duxbury). DB [m2].1
John Simmons married Mercy Pabodie, daughter of William Pabodie and Elizabeth Alden, on 16 November 1669 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MAG+.1
John Simmons died before 9 February 1715.2
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Citations
Philipe de la Noye1
M, #30437, b. abt __/__/1600
Biography
Philipe de la Noye, was born about 1600.1
In the in 1623 MA land division, Moses Simmons was jointly received two acres. They probably shared the land because they were both probably single at the time.1
In the in 1623 MA land division, Moses Simmons was jointly received two acres. They probably shared the land because they were both probably single at the time.1
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Citations
- [S868] New England, The Great Migration and The Great Migration Begins, 1620-1635
Patience Barstow1
F, #30438
Parents
| Father | William Barstow |
Family: Moses Simmons (b. about 1639, d. before 1690)
| Son | Moses Simmons (b. 1666, d. 1761) |
| Son | John Simmons+ (b. 15 March 1666, d. 21 March 1736) |
| Daughter | Sarah Simmons (b. 1670, d. 1742) |
| Son | Aaron Simmons+ (b. 4 August 1672, d. 6 February 1756) |
| Son | Job Simmons (b. 1674, d. 1761) |
| Daughter | Patience Simmons (b. 1675, d. 1723) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Patience Barstow was also known as Patience Simmons.1 She, daughter of William Barstow, was born.
Patience Barstow married Moses Simmons, son of Moses Simmons and Sarah Chandler, before 31 October 1664.1
On 31 October 1664 [p1] and wife Patience Barstow of Scituate sold of Scituate, shoemaker. half of 40 acres at Coaksett on Plymouth Co. DB [m2]. Original grantee: Moses Simmons of Duxburrow.1
Patience Barstow married Moses Simmons, son of Moses Simmons and Sarah Chandler, before 31 October 1664.1
On 31 October 1664 [p1] and wife Patience Barstow of Scituate sold of Scituate, shoemaker. half of 40 acres at Coaksett on Plymouth Co. DB [m2]. Original grantee: Moses Simmons of Duxburrow.1
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Citations
- [S868] New England, The Great Migration and The Great Migration Begins, 1620-1635
Joseph Coleman, Sr1
M, #30439
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Citations
- [S868] New England, The Great Migration and The Great Migration Begins, 1620-1635
John Soule1
M, #30440, b. abt __/__/1632, d. 03/08/1705
| References | George Sole |
Parents
| Father | George Soule (b. about 1600, d. about 1678) |
| Mother | Mary Beckett (d. about December 1672) |
Family: Rebecca Simmons (b. about 1635, d. about 1674)
| Son | Aaron Soule+ (d. after 1752) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
John Soule had reference number MD-George Soule. He, son of George Soule and Mary Beckett, was born about 1632.1
John Soule married Rebecca Simmons, daughter of Moses Simmons and Sarah Chandler, before 30 December 1674.1,2
On 30 December 1674, [p1] of MA gave his eldest daughter Rebecca Simmons and husband John Soule all his purchased land at Namaskett.1
John Soule died on 8 March 1705 at ~73 years of age.1
John Soule married Rebecca Simmons, daughter of Moses Simmons and Sarah Chandler, before 30 December 1674.1,2
On 30 December 1674, [p1] of MA gave his eldest daughter Rebecca Simmons and husband John Soule all his purchased land at Namaskett.1
John Soule died on 8 March 1705 at ~73 years of age.1
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Citations
Joseph Alden1
M, #30441, d. aft 06/17/1689
Family: Mary Simmons (b. about 1641)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Joseph Alden had reference number MD-John Alden.
Joseph Alden married Mary Simmons, daughter of Moses Simmons and Sarah Chandler, before 17 June 1689.1
Joseph Alden died after 17 June 1689.1
Joseph Alden married Mary Simmons, daughter of Moses Simmons and Sarah Chandler, before 17 June 1689.1
Joseph Alden died after 17 June 1689.1
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Citations
- [S868] New England, The Great Migration and The Great Migration Begins, 1620-1635
Richard Dwelley1
M, #30442, d. aft 06/17/1689
Family: Elizabeth Simmons (b. about 1651)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Richard Dwelley married Elizabeth Simmons, daughter of Moses Simmons and Sarah Chandler, before 17 June 1689.1
Richard Dwelley died after 17 June 1689.1
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Citations
- [S868] New England, The Great Migration and The Great Migration Begins, 1620-1635
James Nash1
M, #30443, d. aft 06/17/1689
Family: Sarah Simmons (b. about 1649)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
James Nash married Sarah Simmons, daughter of Moses Simmons and Sarah Chandler, before 17 June 1689.1
James Nash died after 17 June 1689.1
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Citations
- [S868] New England, The Great Migration and The Great Migration Begins, 1620-1635
George Soule1
M, #30444, b. abt __/__/1600, d. abt __/__/1678
| References | George Sole |
Family: Mary Beckett (d. about December 1672)
| Son | Zachariah Soule (b. before 22 May 1627, d. before 11 December 1663) |
| Son | John Soule+ (b. about 1632, d. 8 March 1705) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth Soule (b. before 1643, d. after 22 January 1658) |
| Son | Soule (d. 1676) |
| Daughter | Mary Soule (d. after 29 April 1718) |
| Daughter | Patience Soule (d. 11 March 1705) |
| Son | Benjamin Soule+ (d. 1676) |
| Daughter | Susanna Soule (d. 24 October 1733) |
| Son | George Soule+ (b. before 1658) |
| Son | Nathaniel Soule+ (b. before 22 January 1658) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
George Soule, was born about 1600.
George Soule migrated to Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MAG+, in 1620.2
George Soule married Mary Beckett before 1627.2
In 1633 MA, George Soule was. on the list of freemen.2
On 7 March 1636 MA, George Soule was. on the list of freemen.2
On 27 September 1642, George Soule was selected as special deputy for MA in case of war with the Indians. Also on Jun 7 1653, Mar 7 1764, and on Jun 6 1654.2
On 6 March 1667, George Soule signed his name as witness to the will of John Barnes.2
On 29 May 1670 MA, George Soule was. on the list of freemen.2
George Soule died about 1678 at ~78 years of age.1
George Soule migrated to Plymouth, Plymouth Co, MAG+, in 1620.2
George Soule married Mary Beckett before 1627.2
In 1633 MA, George Soule was. on the list of freemen.2
On 7 March 1636 MA, George Soule was. on the list of freemen.2
On 27 September 1642, George Soule was selected as special deputy for MA in case of war with the Indians. Also on Jun 7 1653, Mar 7 1764, and on Jun 6 1654.2
On 6 March 1667, George Soule signed his name as witness to the will of John Barnes.2
On 29 May 1670 MA, George Soule was. on the list of freemen.2
George Soule died about 1678 at ~78 years of age.1
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Citations
Mary Beckett1
F, #30445, d. abt 12/__/1672
Family: George Soule (b. about 1600, d. about 1678)
| Son | Zachariah Soule (b. before 22 May 1627, d. before 11 December 1663) |
| Son | John Soule+ (b. about 1632, d. 8 March 1705) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth Soule (b. before 1643, d. after 22 January 1658) |
| Son | Soule (d. 1676) |
| Daughter | Mary Soule (d. after 29 April 1718) |
| Daughter | Patience Soule (d. 11 March 1705) |
| Son | Benjamin Soule+ (d. 1676) |
| Daughter | Susanna Soule (d. 24 October 1733) |
| Son | George Soule+ (b. before 1658) |
| Son | Nathaniel Soule+ (b. before 22 January 1658) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Mary Beckett was also known as Mary Soule.1
Mary Beckett married George Soule before 1627.1
Mary Beckett died about December 1672.1
Mary Beckett married George Soule before 1627.1
Mary Beckett died about December 1672.1
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Citations
- [S868] New England, The Great Migration and The Great Migration Begins, 1620-1635
Elizabeth Soule1
F, #30446, b. bef __/__/1643, d. aft 01/22/1658
| References | George Sole |
Parents
| Father | George Soule (b. about 1600, d. about 1678) |
| Mother | Mary Beckett (d. about December 1672) |
Family: Francis Walker (d. after 1658)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Elizabeth Soule was also known as Elizabeth Walker.1 She, daughter of George Soule and Mary Beckett, was born before 1643.1
Elizabeth Soule married Francis Walker before 22 January 1658.1,2
Elizabeth Soule died after 22 January 1658.1
Elizabeth Soule married Francis Walker before 22 January 1658.1,2
Elizabeth Soule died after 22 January 1658.1
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Citations
Francis Walker1
M, #30447, d. aft __/__/1658
Family: Elizabeth Soule (b. before 1643, d. after 22 January 1658)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Francis Walker married Elizabeth Soule, daughter of George Soule and Mary Beckett, before 22 January 1658.1,2
Francis Walker died after 1658.1
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Citations
Nathaniel Soule1
M, #30448, b. bef 01/22/1658
| References | George Sole |
Parents
| Father | George Soule (b. about 1600, d. about 1678) |
| Mother | Mary Beckett (d. about December 1672) |
Family: Rose woNathSoule (d. after 10 September 1702)
| Son | Jacob Soule (d. 1747) |
| Son | Miles Soule (d. after 10 September 1702) |
| Son | Nathaniel Soule (b. 12 January 1681, d. about 1765) |
| Son | Silvanus Soule |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Nathaniel Soule married Rose woNathSoule.2
He, son of George Soule and Mary Beckett, was born before 22 January 1658.1
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Citations
George Soule1
M, #30449, b. bef __/__/1658
| References | George Sole |
Parents
| Father | George Soule (b. about 1600, d. about 1678) |
| Mother | Mary Beckett (d. about December 1672) |
Family: Deborah woGeorgeSoule (d. about 1708)
| Son | Unknown Soule+ |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
George Soule married Deborah woGeorgeSoule.2
He, son of George Soule and Mary Beckett, was born before 1658.1
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Citations
Patience Soule1
F, #30450, d. 03/11/1705
| References | George Sole |
Parents
| Father | George Soule (b. about 1600, d. about 1678) |
| Mother | Mary Beckett (d. about December 1672) |
Family: John Haskall
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Patience Soule was also known as Patience Haskall.1 She, daughter of George Soule and Mary Beckett, was born.2
Patience Soule married John Haskall.1
Patience Soule died on 11 March 1705 in Middleboro, Plymouth Co, MassachusettsG+.2
Patience Soule married John Haskall.1
Patience Soule died on 11 March 1705 in Middleboro, Plymouth Co, MassachusettsG+.2
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