Individuals marked with a red dot are direct ancestors of L Robinson

Lacey, Caroline "Callie L (b. 1 Aug 1831, d. 16 Feb 1900)

Note: SOURCE: Gravestone of Callie L. Lacy, Whitcomb, Laceyville, Wyoming, PA (Marianne).

Note: BIBLIOGRAPHY-BIRTH-DEATH: John Whitcomb & Frances Coggin, 350 Years Later; vol 2, p 955;
"was a seamstress".

NOTES: from Marianne - She had at least one child.

Note: !SOURCE-CHRISTENING-CHILDREN: "The Dana Saga", THE HISTORY OF RICHARD DANA, 1941, by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

BIRTH: Parish of Kendal in Westmorland (other sources had speculated from Manchester, England or even France.

CHRISTENING: Baptized Robert DAWNEY.

OCCUPATION: Probably a tanner.
Family Residences: Ye Olde Mylne Gate (Millgate), Manchester, England Protestant
next to youngest of 11 children, 7 of which died young, 2 of which died in 1633.

Note: !SOURCE-DEATH-SPOUSE-CHILDREN: GENEALOGICAL AND PERSONAL HISTORY OF NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA, by John W. Jordan, LLD, p901.

Came from Norwich, England, and died at sea on the voyage to America Source: Genealogical and Personal History of Northern Penn. by John W.
Jordan, p. 901.

Note: BIRTH CONFLICT: Check on birth date. Had b 7 Oct 1652, which was actually his marriage date. Changing birth to Abt 1627.

!SOURCE-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE-CHILDREN-OCCUPATIONS: Genealogical and Personal History of Northern Penn. by John W. Jordan p 901

Family Residences: Windsor, CT until 1654?
Saybrook 1654 - 1660
Valley of Yantic (now Norwich) 1660 -
BIOGRAPHICAL: Went with Rev. James Fitch to the ...?
1668 granted 100 acres of land
1678 town clerk

Note: !SOURCE-BIRTH-DEATH-SPOUSE-CHILDREN-EMIGRATION: Bullard & Allied Families by Edgar J. Bullard, 1930, p. 13 Robert, b ~ 1599/1600 (came to New England with wife Ann) d. in Watertown, MA 24 Apr 1639 Robert died, leaving a widow Ann, a son Benjamin, and daughters Ann & Maudalin.

Family Residences: Barnhams Co Suffolk, England; Watertown, MA

Surname changed from Buller to Bullard

Note: !SOURCE-BIRTH-DEATH-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE-PARENTS-CHILDREN: Bullard & Allied Families by Edgar J. Bullard, 1930, p.13;
William Buller, son of Henry & Margaret Buller of Barnham, in Suffolk, b.
~1562, m. 1587, Grace Bignett. He d. 1609-10, & his widow d. 1629-30, leaving a will in which the follwing children were mentioned: 1. Grace, b. ~1588 2. Ellen 1591
3. William (came to New England)
4. Katherine, d. 1598
5. Mary, d. 1598
6. Robert, b. ~1599-1600 (came to New England w/wife Ann), d. in Watertown MA 24 Apr 1639
7. John, b. 1602, came to New England w/wife Magdalene 8. Joane, 1605 (more info.)
9. George, settled at Watertown, Massachusetts, 1638, widow Grace Bullard They came to America ~ 1635

Note: Surname of children changed from Buller to Bullard

Note: came to New England

Note: Source: Bullard & Allied Families by Edgar J. Bullard, 1930, p. 13 George settled in Watertown, Massachusetts, 1638. Widow Grace Bullard. They came to America abt 1635. Surname changed from Buller to Bullard.

Note: !MARRIAGE: 04 Mar 1768, Burlington Co, New Jersey; "Tilton Family in America", vol I, #4, Page 104. Lists NJ Colonial Marriage Licenses (fm NJ archives, vol XXII); from Marianne.

SOURCE:
(1) From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996; (2) HARRISON, PETER (1766) & HIS DESCENDANTS BY IVAN SCOTT - COLUMBUS, OH .

Note: SOURCE-MARRIAGE: Publication "Tilton Family in America", vol 1 #4 p. 104 lists New Jersey Colonial Marriage Licenses (for N.J. Archives, Vol XXII) lists 1768, Mar 4, Patience Tilton and John Bunting, Jr., Burlington. (NEEDS TO BE VERIFIED) Marriage info. based on this
1780-1810 in Burlington Co., NJ only:
Patience of Monmouth Co (no twp) 1735.

MARRIAGE: Possibly married Masey? Carter, 16 Jan 1740 in Burlington Co., NJ (source by Marianne Robinson Busher - too faded to read).

SOURCES:
(1) From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996; (2) HARRISON, PETER (1766) & HIS DESCENDANTS BY IVAN SCOTT - COLUMBUS, OH .

Note: !DEATH: PS 330 Plymouth Church Records, 1620-1859, 257, Member dyed [june, 1865]: mr Nathaniel Morton, Secretary, June 28/29 in his 73d ye[are]; (Marianne).

Celebrated author of "New England Memorial"
source: George Morton of Plymoth Colony and some of his Decendents p.11 Nathaniel Morton, eldest son of George Morton. b latter part of 1613 in Leyden, Holland. Came to New England with his father in June, 1624 on the "Ann". In 1624, upon the death of his father, was adopted by Gov. Wm. Bradford, whose 2nd wife was Mrs. George Morton's sister (her name was Alice 9Carpenter) Southworth-Bradford.
Made a freeman in 1635, same year he married Lydia Cooper. She died Sept 23 - Oct 4, 1673. He then married Ann Pritchard 29 Apr 1674 (daughter of Richard Pritchard.)...

Note: DEATH: Died 23 Sep - 4 Oct 1673

Note: source: George Morton of Plymoth Colony and some of his Decendents p.11 Nathaniel Morton, eldest son of George Morton. b latter part of 1613 in Leyden, Holland. Came to New England with his father in June, 1623/4 on the "Anne". In 1624, upon the death of his father, was adopted by Gov. Wm. Bradford, whose 2nd wife was Mrs. George Morton's sister (her name was Alice 9Carpenter) Southworth-Bradford.
p. 1 George Morton - One of the founders of New Plymouth, Mass. Puritan, left England to Holland to USA. Was in Leyden in Dec 15-25, 1612. His wife was Juliana Carpenter, of Bath, England. m 23 Jul - 2 Aug 1612.

http://members.aol.com/calebj/mayflower.htm - passenger list of ship "Anne" (arrived Jul 1623 in Plymouth) includes:
MORTON, George (wife Juliana Morton, son Nathanial, son John, son Ephraim, dau Patience, dau Sara.)
Land records for Plymouth in 1623 -
These but against the swampe and reed ponde
George Morton & Experience Mitchell 8 (8 acres)

Note: !SOURCE-BIRTH-DEATH-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE-CHILD-EMIGRATION: THE CARPENTER FAMILY IN AMERICA, 1637-1901;
Julia Ann was probalby the oldest, born in 1583. She married George Morton of York, England while in Leyden, Holland on 23 July 1612. She died at Plymouth 19 Feb 1664/5. The Morton's came to Plymouth in the ship Anne, July 1623. Their son was the celebrated Nathaniel Morton, the author of "New England Memorial", etc.

Note: !SOURCE:
1. The Carpenter family of America 1637-1901
2. Samual Carpenter & his Descendants (no info)

Carpenter Memorial by Amos B. Carpenter, Pub. 1899

1. p. 2 - June 1623, Alice Carpenter landed at Plymouth. She became the wife of Governor William Bradford of Plymouth Colony 14 Aug 1623, the 4th marriage of the colony. She was the daughter of Alexander Carpenter, who, with his wife and their 4 other daughters, were members of the Church of Leyden, Holland, at the time Bradford was there. They both met there (he was currently married to Dorothy May. She was currently married to Edward Southworth to whom she was married 28 May 1613. She came to Plymouth upon Bradford's request after the deaths of their spouses.
Their (the Carpenter's) native place appears to have been at Wrington, Somersetshire, about 8 miles from Bristol.
Julia Ann was probably the oldest, born 1583. She married George Morton of York, England while in Leyden, Holland on 23 July 1612. She died at Plymouth, Feb 19, 1664/1665. The Mortons came to Plymouth in the ship Ann, July, 1623. Their son was the celebrated Nathaniel Morton, the author of "New England Memorial", etc.
Other sisters - Agnes b ~1585 on 30 Apr 1613 to Samuel Fuller of London d 1617
Alice b 1590 (see above) d 26 Mar 1670/71 in Plymouth
Mary b 1595 came to live with Alice and the Gov. after the death of her mom.
Priscilla b 1597 married two times Wm. Wright & John Cooper

Carpenter and Allied Families pub 1936
lists: William Carpenter, of England, children:
1. James - inherited the estate of his father
2. Alexander, b~1560 was a Dissenter, and on account of religious persecution, moved with his family to Layden, Holland. His only son was probably William of Cobham.
3. William (further info.)
4. Richard, father of William Carpenter, who came to America in 1636, settled in Providence, RI with Roger Williams and is known as the progenitor of the (can't read this very well, looks like "Provxkill Band" ?)

Note: !SOURCE: THE CARPENTER FAMILY IN AMERICA, 1637-1901; p 2 Jun 1623;
Alice Carpenter landed at Plymouth. She became the wife of Gov. William Bradford of Plymouth colony 14 Aug 1623, the 4th marriage of the colony. She was the daughter of Alexander Carpenter, who with his wife and their four other daughters, were members of the Church at Leyden, Holland at the time Bradford was there. They both met there (he was currently married to Dorothy May; She was currently married to Edward Southworth to whom whe was married 28 May 1613.) She came to Plymouth upon Bradford's request after the deaths of their spouses.

Source: see notes under father, Alexander Carpenter When George Morton died, Alice and husband Gov. Wm. Bradford adopted Alice's nephew, Nathaniel Morton. Princes Register "A Chronological History of New England in the form of annals". 14 Aug 1623 the 4th marriage is of Gov. Bradford to Mrs. Alice Southworth, widow. 17 Jun 1624, born at Plymouth to Gov. Bradford, his son William, who afterward becomes Deputy Governor of the Colony."

Note: Governor of Plymouth

Note: BIRTH: p 28, Friederich, b 14 Mar 1776, c 14 Apr 1776, parents Michael Schneider and Susanna, witnesses Johannes Kranester and Barbara; film 1432987, item 5, page 24, Lower Bermudian Lutheran Church, Latimore Twp., Adams Co., PA, Parish Records, vol. 1, 1745-1871.

Note: SOURCE-NAME-BIRTH-SPOUSE: Theresa Coleman (Sarah Adams b ca 1770); URL http://www.visi.com/~ghat/hatftree.html ; 2/98.

SOURCE: Barbara, E-mail Nbtmhoc@aol.com, 8/98, b 14 May 1770 in Culpeper Cty, VA, d 2 Apr 1844 in Montgomery Co, OH, m Sara Allen; children Elizabeth and John Hatfield.