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Ancestors of Ernest Welch Fisk

1762. Rev. William Walton^2931,²⁹³², born 1598 in Seaton, Devonshire, England ²⁹³³; died 06 November 1668 in Marblehead, Essex, MA ^2934,²⁹³⁵. He was the son of 3524. Robert Walton and 3525. Margaret Fitzwilliams. He married 1763. Elizabeth Cooke 10 April 1627 in Holy Trinity, Dorchester, England ^2936,^2937,²⁹³⁸.

1763. Elizabeth Cooke^2939,²⁹⁴⁰, born Abt. 1602 in Crediton, Devon, England ^2941,^2942,²⁹⁴³; died Aft. 1668 in Massachusetts²⁹⁴³. She was the daughter of 3526. William Cooke and 3527. Martha White.

Notes for Rev. William Walton:
According to Leland Rice Watrous, 1821 Brockway St. Saginaw, MI 48602, LeeWat26@aol.com

Hingham, 1635; Marblehead, 1639; Lynn, 1639; Manchester, 1640; Minister, Marblehead, MA about 30 years; invt. 23 Nov 1668; adm. granted 27 Nov 1668; freeman, 3 Mar 1635, Hingham; apparently never ordained; library was appraised at Ł20. CD 100,
UA Record #36-231; received degrees from Cambridge in 1621 and
Search for Mary & John, vol 13, p. 32; (Stephen Terry); Stephen's mother, Mary White was the sister of Rev. John White of Dorchester, and dau of John White & Isabel Rawle (dau of John Rawle of Litchfield). The birthplace of Rev. John White (and
probably Mary White, mother of Stephen Terry) is now a residence in Stanton St. John (owned by an Oxford college), a few miles from Oxford. Mary white had a sister, Martha White, who m. Rev. William Cooke, vicar of Crediton, Devon (1596-1615). He
succeeded Rev. Peter Duncan, father of Nathaniel Duncan of the "Mary& John". William had a dau., Elizabeth Cooke (b. abt. 1602) who m. Rev. William Walton, 1627, in Dorchester, who lived in Hingham & Marblehead. They also had 2 other children, who may
have come to New England; (1) Nathaniel Cooke, bp. 18 Jun1609 , Crediton, who may have been the
Nathaniel Cooke who m. Lydia Vore, 29 Jun 1649 (there was a Nathaniel Cookewho became rector of Wootton Fitzpaine, Devon, 11 Nov 1637) & (2) Mary Cooke, (more likely) bp. Jul 1611, Crediton, who some speculate may have come with her sister, Elizabeth
and then married, Aaron Cooke of Dorchester.
Search for Mary & John, vol 17, p. 163; NER 113:319-320 suggest that Rev. William Walton, who was the minister at Marblehead, MA may have come from Wimborne St. Giles Dorset. He received degrees fromEmanuel College, Cambridge, A B. A. in 1621 and
an M.A. in 1625; in 1621 he was listed as a deacon among Dorset Clergy. His wife was dau of Rev. William Cooke, vicar of Crediton, Devon and Martha White, sister of Rev. John White of Dorchester. On 31 Mar 1628 he was made curate of Seaton and Beer,
Devon. His wife, Elizabeth Cooke, was a first cousin of Stephen Terry, who came in 1630 as his mother, Mary White, and Elizabeth's mother were sisters. In the Dorset subsidies of 1628 the only Walton land owners are a William Walton in Wimborne St.
Giles and another in nearby Woodland, so the "planter" may have come from this area. They prob. came in 1635 as he was granted land in Hingham in Sep. of that year.
See also CD 181, English Origins of NE Families, series 2, vol 3, p. 612-614. He had been since 1628 curate in Seaton, Devon, whence he rem. about 1635 to NE. His wife's surname, shown in the printed register of Holy Trinity as "Cake", was
undoubtedly Coke ( a variation then used for Cooke) in the written entry. She was, we know, married in the church fo which her uncle, John White, was rector. Rev. William came originally from Wimborne St. Giles, Dorset, a town about 10 miles from
Charborough. Gives ancestry of Mrs. Walton's mother.

More About Rev. William Walton:
Baptism: 13 Sep 1605, Seaton, Devonshire, England960
Burial: 09 Nov 1668, Old Burial Hill, Marblehead, Massachusetts
Occupation: Minister

Hingham, 1635; Marblehead, 1639; Lynn, 1639; Manchester, 1640; Minister, Marblehead, MA about 30 years; invt. 23 Nov 1668; adm. granted 27 Nov 1668; freeman, 3 Mar 1635, Hingham; apparently never ordained; library was appraised at Ł20. CD 100,
UA Record #36-231; received degrees from Cambridge in 1621 and
Search for Mary & John, vol 13, p. 32; (Stephen Terry); Stephen's mother, Mary White was the sister of Rev. John White of Dorchester, and dau of John White & Isabel Rawle (dau of John Rawle of Litchfield). The birthplace of Rev. John White (and
probably Mary White, mother of Stephen Terry) is now a residence in Stanton St. John (owned by an Oxford college), a few miles from Oxford. Mary white had a sister, Martha White, who m. Rev. William Cooke, vicar of Crediton, Devon (1596-1615). He
succeeded Rev. Peter Duncan, father of Nathaniel Duncan of the "Mary& John". William had a dau., Elizabeth Cooke (b. abt. 1602) who m. Rev. William Walton, 1627, in Dorchester, who lived in Hingham & Marblehead. They also had 2 other children, who may
have come to New England; (1) Nathaniel Cooke, bp. 18 Jun1609 , Crediton, who may have been the
Nathaniel Cooke who m. Lydia Vore, 29 Jun 1649 (there was a Nathaniel Cookewho became rector of Wootton Fitzpaine, Devon, 11 Nov 1637) & (2) Mary Cooke, (more likely) bp. Jul 1611, Crediton, who some speculate may have come with her sister, Elizabeth
and then married, Aaron Cooke of Dorchester.
Search for Mary & John, vol 17, p. 163; NER 113:319-320 suggest that Rev. William Walton, who was the minister at Marblehead, MA may have come from Wimborne St. Giles Dorset. He received degrees fromEmanuel College, Cambridge, A B. A. in 1621 and
an M.A. in 1625; in 1621 he was listed as a deacon among Dorset Clergy. His wife was dau of Rev. William Cooke, vicar of Crediton, Devon and Martha White, sister of Rev. John White of Dorchester. On 31 Mar 1628 he was made curate of Seaton and Beer,
Devon. His wife, Elizabeth Cooke, was a first cousin of Stephen Terry, who came in 1630 as his mother, Mary White, and Elizabeth's mother were sisters. In the Dorset subsidies of 1628 the only Walton land owners are a William Walton in Wimborne St.
Giles and another in nearby Woodland, so the "planter" may have come from this area. They prob. came in 1635 as he was granted land in Hingham in Sep. of that year.
See also CD 181, English Origins of NE Families, series 2, vol 3, p. 612-614. He had been since 1628 curate in Seaton, Devon, whence he rem. about 1635 to NE. His wife's surname, shown in the printed register of Holy Trinity as "Cake", was
undoubtedly Coke ( a variation then used for Cooke) in the written entry. She was, we know, married in the church fo which her uncle, John White, was rector. Rev. William came originally from Wimborne St. Giles, Dorset, a town about 10 miles from
Charborough. Gives ancestry of Mrs. Walton's mother.

More About Rev. William Walton:
Baptism: 13 Sep 1605, Seaton, Devonshire, England960
Burial: 09 Nov 1668, Old Burial Hill, Marblehead, Massachusetts
Occupation: Minister
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William was the pastor in Marblehead, Massachusetts, from at least 1639 until his death.

More About Rev. William Walton:
Occupation: Pastor ²⁹⁴⁴

Notes for Elizabeth Cooke:
According to Leland Rice Watrous, 1821 Brockway St. Saginaw, MI 48602, LeeWat26@aol.com
died before 29 Mar l685, or l682; CD 102 gives death in 1670. Search, vol 12,
p. 39; They came to Mass and were in Hingham in 1635 and later in Marblehead.
This ref. also gives possible ancestry.WFT2, ped #1897 says she d. 1682,
Marblehead, MA. WFT5, ped #16 also says she d. 1682, Marblehead. MA.

More About William Walton and Elizabeth Cooke:
Marriage: 10 April 1627, Holy Trinity, Dorchester, England ^2945,^2946,²⁹⁴⁷

Children of William Walton and Elizabeth Cooke are:

	i.	John Walton²⁹⁴⁷, born 06 April 1627 in Seaton, Devonshire, England; died Bef. 1669.
881	ii.	Elizabeth Walton, born 27 October 1629 in Seaton, Devonshire, England; died Aft. March 1682/83 in Massachusetts; married (1) Sgt. Andrew Mansfield 10 January 1681/82 in Lynn, Essex, MA; married (2) Lot Conant Bef. 1650 in Marblehead, MA.
	iii.	Martha Walton²⁹⁴⁷, born 26 April 1632 in Seaton, Devonshire, England; died Bef. 28 April 1659²⁹⁴⁷; married Benjamin Mountjoy.
	iv.	Jane Walton²⁹⁴⁷, born 18 February 1633/34 in Seaton, Devonshire, England.
	v.	Nathaniel Walton²⁹⁴⁷, born 03 March 1636/37 in Hingham, MA; died in Marblehead, MA.
	vi.	Samuel Walton²⁹⁴⁷, born 05 June 1639 in Marblehead, MA; died 22 March 1717/18 in Reading, Essex Co., MA; married Sarah Maverick Abt. 1674; born in Chelsea, MA; died 10 June 1714 in Reading, Essex Co., MA.

More About Samuel Walton and Sarah Maverick:
Marriage: Abt. 1674

vii.

William Walton²⁹⁴⁷, born 09 March 1639/40 in Marblehead, MA.

More About William Walton:
Burial: 09 March 1640/41, Weymouth, MA

viii.

Joseph Walton²⁹⁴⁷, born 20 December 1641 in Marblehead, MA; died 23 June 1673 in At sea.

Notes for Joseph Walton:
According to Leland Rice Watrous, 1821 Brockway St. Saginaw, MI 48602, LeeWat26@aol.com

probably unmarried. Struck by lightning.

ix.

Mary Walton²⁹⁴⁷, born 14 May 1644 in Marblehead, MA; died 03 July 1676; married Robert Barlett; born 04 February 1637/38 in Framton, Dorchester, England; died Bef. 20 June 1717 in Marblehead, MA.

      1764. Robert Mansfield²⁹⁴⁸, born Abt. 1593 in Exeter, Devonshire, England²⁹⁴⁸; died 16 December 1666 in Lynn, Massachusetts²⁹⁴⁸. He married 1765. Elizabeth Savage 1610²⁹⁴⁸.

      1765. Elizabeth Savage²⁹⁴⁸, born Abt. 1586 in England²⁹⁴⁸; died 08 September 1673 in Lynn, Massachusetts²⁹⁴⁸.

More About Robert Mansfield and Elizabeth Savage:
Marriage: 1610²⁹⁴⁸

Child of Robert Mansfield and Elizabeth Savage is:

882

Sgt. Andrew Mansfield, born 1623 in Exeter, Devonshire, England; died 1683 in Lynn, Massachusetts; married (1) Elizabeth Walton 10 January 1681/82 in Lynn, Essex, MA; married (2) Bethiah Gedney 1645 in Lynn, Massachusetts; married (3) Mary Lawes 04 June 1673.

1766. Gedney

Children of Gedney are:

Bartholomew Gedney²⁹⁴⁹, born Abt. 1638 in Salem, Essex Co., MA; died 28 February 1696/97; married Hannah Clark 22 October 1662.

More About Bartholomew Gedney and Hannah Clark:
Marriage: 22 October 1662

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ii.

Bethiah Gedney, born Abt. 1624 in Norfolk, England; died 02 July 1671 in Lynn, Massachusetts; married Sgt. Andrew Mansfield 1645 in Lynn, Massachusetts.

1792. John Bishop²⁹⁵⁰, born 1590 in London, Middlesex, England ²⁹⁵¹; died January 1659/60 in Guilford, New Haven Co., CT. He was the son of 3584. Richard Bishop and 3585. Dulzebella. He married 1793. Anne Stevens 1609 in England ²⁹⁵².

1793. Anne Stevens²⁹⁵³, born Abt. 1592 in England; died April 1676 in Hartford, Middlesex, CT.

Notes for John Bishop:
From "Record of the Descendants of John Bishop, one of the Founders of Guilford, Connecticut in 1639" pub. 1951 by John Guy Bishop. he was a farmer, owned land at Menunkatuck (later named Guilford, CT). The 6 children all born before coming to America in Sept. 1939. Nothing is known of their birthplaces or birthdates.

From Guilford Founders' Family Tree 1639-1989: "John Bishop was an original settler of Guilford... He was the second signer of the Covenant signed by 25 men aboard ship, and also a planter. As a freeman he was one of the trustees for the purchase of the land from the Indians, a trustee of the community land, and also a Justice of the Peace...John Bishop was older than most of the other settlers...owned over seven acres of land where Christ Church and Guilford Savings Bank are today and also some of the land across the street on Boston Street...."

Will probated 2/7/1660 (will lost)

Notes for Anne Stevens:
will dated 6/12/1673, proved 9/7/1676

More About John Bishop and Anne Stevens:
Marriage: 1609, England ²⁹⁵⁴

Children of John Bishop and Anne Stevens are:

Anne Bishop ²⁹⁵⁵, born Bef. 1620; died 03 January 1671/72 in Guilford, New Haven, CT ²⁹⁵⁶; married (1) John Jordan October 1639 in Menunkatuck; died January 1649/50; married (2) Thomas Clarke 01 May 1652; died 09 October 1668 in Guilford, New Haven Co., CT.

Notes for Anne Bishop:
Moved to Killingworth, CT after 9 Oct. 1668

More About Thomas Clarke and Anne Bishop:
Marriage: 01 May 1652

	896	ii.		John Bishop, born Abt. 1625 in England; died 28 October 1683 in Guilford, New Haven Co., CT; married Susanna Goldham 13 December 1650 in Guilford, New Haven Co., CT.
		iii.		Stephen Bishop ²⁹⁵⁷, born Abt. 1627 in England; died June 1690 in Guilford, New Haven Co., CT; married Tabitha Wilkinson 04 May 1654 in Guilford, New Haven Co., CT; born 1634 in Bermuda Islands; died 21 December 1692 in Guilford, New Haven Co., CT.

Notes for Stephen Bishop:
According to source David N. Bishop: he cites his source as Marian Fraser of Bahia, Brazil

More About Stephen Bishop and Tabitha Wilkinson:
Marriage: 04 May 1654, Guilford, New Haven Co., CT

iv.

Sarah Bishop²⁹⁵⁷, born 1628 ²⁹⁵⁸; died 30 September 1657; married George Chatfield in Guilford, New Haven Co., CT.

More About George Chatfield and Sarah Bishop:
Marriage: Guilford, New Haven Co., CT

		v.		Bethya Bishop ²⁹⁵⁹, born 1631 ²⁹⁶⁰; died January 1675/76 in Guilford, New Haven, CT²⁹⁶⁰; married James Steele; born in Hartford, CT; died January 1675/76.
		vi.		Mary Bishop ²⁹⁶¹, born 1633 in England ²⁹⁶²; died 14 September 1673 in Guilford, New Haven Co., CT.

Notes for Mary Bishop:
It is thought that she is a sister of John and not his daughter.

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