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| Birth: | 1614 in England. |
| Death: | Nov 1683 in Wequetequock Village (New London) Connecticut Colony |
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| (York) Joannah \\ (Wife) b. 1618 in England.
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| Marriage: | 1634 in Braintree Settlement, Massachusetts Bay Colony |
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 Abigail York b. 1638 in Braintree Settlement, Massachusetts Bay Colony
- James (1-2) York, Jr. b. 11 Jun 1648 in Braintree Village (Norfolk) Massachusetts Bay Colony
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Individual:
1614: James York was born.
"New England Marriages Prior to 1700" compiled by Clarence Almon Torrey; p. 846; The Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc.; Baltimore, Maryland; 1985 (974.0 NEa/Marriage SCGS)
1635, June 20: " . . . there embarked on board the good ship "Philip", Richard Morgan, master, forty-two passengers, who were to be transported from England to Virginia, in America. They had been previously examined by the minister of Gravesend as to their conformity to the orders and discipline of the Church of England, and had taken the oath of allegiance.
"James York, Sr., was one of the passengers of the good ship "Philip" in 1635, rated therein at the age of 21 years, consequently he was born in the year 1614. It is not known at what place in Virginia Captain Morgan landed his passengers, or whether he landed them in that colony at all. If they were landed there, our James York did not remain there long. He doubtless soon after his arrival in this country, came north, whether by land or water we do not know, but the first record we have of him is in Braintree, Massachusetts.
1660: "James York, Sr., came to Stonington, Connecticut when this town was under the jurisdiction of Massachusetts, and called by the name of Southertown, and settled on grants of land which then included the present farm of Gideon P. Chesebrough, east of Aquilla, or Wequetequock Brook, also the farm of Erastus D. Miner and the Simon Rhodes place, and there he built him a dwelling house on the north side of the then Indian path, now known as the Old Post Road, where he lived the remainder of his life.
1683: James York died, aged sixty-nine years. His widow died in 1685. [Research of Nancy Ann Norman, WorldConnect]
"Brown Genealogy" by Cyrus Henry Brown; pp. 25-6; The Everett Press Company; Boston, Massachusetts; 1907; Guardian Press; Edmiston, New York; 1997 (929.20973 B881YB 1983 CSL)
1683, November: James York, Senior, died.
"The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records: Stonington" by Lucius Barnes Barbour; XXXXIII:323; Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc.; Baltimore, Maryland (974.6 CT/Vitals SCGS)
"History of the Town of Stonington, County of New London, Connecticut" by Richard Anson Wheeler; p. 695; Press of The Day Publishing Company; New London, Connecticut; 1900 (974.62 S87Wl LAPL)
1637c: James York married Joannah (unknown) at Braintree, Massachusetts.
"New England Marriages Prior to 1700" compiled by Clarence Almon Torrey; p. 846; The Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc.; Baltimore, Maryland; 1985 (974.0 NEa/Marriage SCGS)
1637: "James York, Sr. married Joanna (unknown) the place of their marriage is unknown." Two children are mentioned, Abigail, born about 1638-0, who married John Beebe, of New London, and James York, Jr. [Research of Nancy Ann Norman, WorldConnect]
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