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| Birth: | About 1600 in Broughton,Buckinghamshire, England |
| Death: | 18 May 1650 in AtSea |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | John Beeby b. About 1560 in GreatAddington, Northamptonshire, England |
| Mother: | Alice b. About 1570 |
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| Will: 18 May 1650 AtSea 1 2 3 |
| Changed: 13 Apr 2007 09:37:41 |
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| Rebecca Ladd (Wife) b. About 1604 in Broughton,Buckinghamshire, England
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| Marriage: | 1627 in Broughton,England |
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 Samuel Beebe Sr. b. 23 Jun 1633 in Broughton,England
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Quote from WFT V 07 # 0285: It was in such an environment of social and political upheaval th
at in April, 1650, the time of the "Great Immigration," witnessed the departure from England for America of John Beebe and his family of children. Whatever other inducement controlled him in this bold move, it surely was a propitious time to escape from the tumult and confusion of Civil War and seek the peace and comfort which the American Colonies offered. The journey from Mid-England to the distant sea coast by crude conveyance, and the still more uncomfortable and dangerous voyage of many days on a small craft in treacherous seas, were probable sources of fear, tempered by bright hopes of future days and novelty of the adventure.
= Virkus,: First Families, Vol. IV, 1930, page 142: "John Beebe, III (d. 1650), d. at sea o n his journey from England to America. m. Rebecca Ladd, from England, 1650, settled at New London CT."
= from American Ancestry, Vol. 8, page 25: John (Beebe) of Broughton, England, died while enr oute for America, May 18, 1650; husbandman; name spelled Beby as far [back] as 1403; m. Rebecca; son of John (q.v.)
= Alan D. Henry: "He was called second son in his father's will in 1622. In an Indenture (162 /361) on 17 Nov, Charles 5th year (1631) John Bebye of Broughton (and his wife Rebecca) sold land in Great Addington to his elder brother James of Islip, both referred to as sons of John Bebye, deceased. John died 18 May 1650 while on his way to America. He left five sons and two daughters. He left England in April or May 1650 and was accompanied by his five children [Rebecca b 1630, Thomas b 1633, Nathaniel b 1635, Mary b 1637, and James b 1641]. Two sons, John and Samuel, preceded him to America and his daughter Hannah [b 1640] and wife Rebecca probably died before he started. His will (below) was written and signed on shipboard on the day he died, at which time his eldest son was twenty-two and his youngest child eight [or nine - LPM]. He appointed William Lewis and John Cole executors of his will. The immigrants reached their destination in the latter days of May 1650 and it is probable that the ship reached a port in the neighborhood of Cape Ann, MA, for it is recorded the Rev. Mr. Blinman administered to the spiritual interests of this Colony and that he, with a party including the Beebes, had moved to New London, CT by March 1651, where they were prominent in the early settlement of that place."
During voyage to America.
It being agreabl to Civill and religious Custome as required by God upon the occation of hi s hand upon the sonnes of men as a forerunner of death unto them therefore to sett theyr house in order; wherefore I John Beeby, Husbandman, late of Broughton in the County of Northampton, being by Gods good hand bought on a voyadge towards New Engl'd to sea and there smitten by the good hand of God, so as that my expectation is for my chaynge, yet though mercy as yet in perfect memory and understanding; doe hereby (my just and dewe debts being fully and dewely discharged); give and bequeathe unto my seven children, to say John Beeby, Thomas Beeby, Samuel; Nathaniell, Jeames, Rebecca and Mary Beeby all and every such moneyes or goods of what spetia or kynde somever as all the proper estate belonging unto me the above sayde John Beeby, to be equally divided between the sayd John, Thomas, Samuel, Nathaniell, Jeames, Rebecca and Mary Beeby in equall parts and portions, Further I the sayde John Beebe doe will that my faure elder children to say; John, Thomas, Samuel and Rebecca shall have that part of the sayde monnies and goods belonging unto the three younger to say, Nathaniel Jeames and Mary, in their hands as wel as theyr owne proportions, and that the sayde John Thomas Samuell and Rebecca shall take care for the provition of the three younger till that they the sayde Nathaneill Jeames and Mary be of adge, at wh tyme they are to have theyr proportions payde in unto them by my sayde sonnes & daughter John Thomas Samuel and Rebecca Bebe, whom I appoint as execurors of this my last will and in case that any of the three of my younger childdren shall dye before they come at adge that then theyr proportion of estate so dyeing to be equally divided amongst all the survivors; Further I John Beeby doe will and desyor that loving friends Mr. William Lewis, and John Cole; be overseers of this my will; and that all my sayde children be advised and counselled by my sayde overseers for ther future desposal whether upon chaynge of theyr condition by marriage or otherwyse for the good of my sayde children: Lastly I will that it be understod that my daughters be at full adge for receyving theyr proportion of estate at ye adge of eighteen yearses; As a testimony that this is my last will and testamt I have this eighteenth day of May one thousand sixe hundred and fifty sett to my hand and seale. John Beeby, Witness, William Partridge, John Partridge.
Marriage:
St. Andrew's Church, Broughton, Northamptonshire, where John Beeby and Rebecca Ladd were marr
ied and where their children were baptized, still stands and is in use. = Note: Many sources give birth dates of John and Rebecca's children which are really the dates of their baptism.
St. Andrew's Church, Broughton, Northamptonshire, where John Beeby and Rebecca Ladd were married and where their children were baptized, still stands and is in use. = Note: Many sources give birth dates of John and Rebecca's children which are really the dates of their baptism.
St. Andrew's Church, Broughton, Northamptonshire, where John Beeby and Rebecca Ladd were married and where their children were baptized, still stands and is in use. = Note: Many sources give birth dates of John and Rebecca's children which are really the dates of their baptism.
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