Mercy Ann Searle Chart 5.2 -- Lydia Phelps
[------- William Phelps [GMD] , b. Abt 1593, England; died 14 Jul 1672, Windsor, CT
[ SEE Searle Chart 3.7 for additional information on William Phelps.
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[------- Nathaniel Phelps, bap. 6 Mar 1624/25, Crewkerne, Somerset, Eng.
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[ [------- Mary Dover (William's first wife was Mary Dover, who died Aug. 1626 in Crewekerne, Eng.
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[------- Nathaniel Phelps, b. 2 Apr 1653, Windsor, CT; died 20 Jun 1719.
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[ [------- Elizabeth (Copley) Griswold, b. Abt 1614
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[ [------- Edward Griswold [GMD] of Kenilworth, Warwickshire, Eng.
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Lydia Phelps, b. 17 Jan 1683/84, Northampton, MA. Lydia married Mark Warner, Jr. 16 Apr 1701.
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[------- Grace Marten, b. 1656 in England
Notes.
Elizabeth (Copley) Griswold was a young widow with two children when she came to Windsor, CT, probably in the late 1630's. She and her first husband Thomas Copley had two children born in England before he died in 1634. Her parents and sister Sarah had emigrated to America to Dorchester, MA and then to Windsor, CT in 1636. She presumably came shortly after that. Her father Edward is the ancestor who settled in Windsor and is an ancestor of both Eunice Olcott and Mercy Ann Searle. Elizabeth's name is first mentioned in America on 17 Sep 1650 when she married Nathaniel Phelps (he was 26 years old) in Windsor. (His brother Samuel married Elizabeth's sister Sarah about two months later in 1650.) Elizabeth is thought to have been born between 1610 and 1614.
Nathaniel Phelps (b. 1624) died in Northampton in 1702. The information on William and Nathaniel is confirmed in The Great Migration Begins, at p. 1444. Mary (Nathaniel's mother and William's first wife) and William were married about 1618 in Crewkerne, Somersetshire, Eng. She was buried in Crewkerne 13 Aug 1626. William remarried and he and his second wife Anne Dover are confirmed in The Great Migration Begins as being on the Mary & John 1630. They came to Windsor, CT in 1635.
I have several slightly different birth dates for Lydia Phelps, either 7 Jan or 17 Jan, and either 1682/83 or 1683/84. Lydia died at Northampton 19 Nov 1765; Mark Warner, Jr. died there 3 Aug 1766.
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