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Ancestors and Family of Brian Scott Dickson and Kathleen Ann Boyle Dickson

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2151	From Findagrave: A Mayflower passenger. John Billington (also spelled Billinton) was born in Lincolnshire around 1580. He lived in Cowbit, Lincolnshire before emigrating to the New World. Billington departed on the Mayflower in September 1620 with his wife Eleanor and sons John Jr. and Francis. Thanks to inclement weather, the ship arrived in America hundreds of miles further north than intended. Along with forty others, Billington signed the Mayflower Compact on November 11 (O.S.), while the ship lay at anchor. Disembarking at Cape Cod, the Pilgrims founded Plymouth, a colony that would lose almost half its inhabitants the first winter. The Billingtons thoroughly established themselves as troublemakers among the Pilgrims. John Sr. challenged Myles Standish's authority on multiple occasions. Though implicated in a 1624 revolt against the Plymouth church, Billington insisted that he was innocent and escaped punished. In 1625, William Bradford wrote a letter to Robert Cushman denouncing Billington as a "knave." Other incidents only contributed to the Billington family reputation. Francis nearly blew up the Mayflower. John Jr. got lost in the woods and was captured by the hostile Nausets. Eleanor was pilloried and whipped for slander. John Billington is best remembered for an event in September 1630, on a day he went out hunting for deer. He stumbled across his mortal enemy, a young settler named John Newcomen. Newcomen, fearing for his life, hid behind some trees. Billington, deadly marksman to the last, struck Newcomen in the shoulder, a shot that spelled death for both of them. Billington was tried by jury, convicted, and hanged for the murder. Two contemporary sources record the details. "This year John Billington the elder (one that came over with the first) was arraigned; and both by grand, and petty jury found guilty of willful murder; by plain and notorious evidence. And was for the same accordingly executed. This as it was the first execution amongst them, so was it a matter of great sadness unto them; they used all due means about his trial, and took the advice of Mr. Winthrop, and other the ablest gentlemen in the Bay of Massachusetts, that were then newly come over, who concurred with them that he ought to die, and the land be purged from blood. He and some of his, had been often punished for miscarriages before, being one of the profanest families amongst them; ... His fact was, that he waylaid a young man, one John Newcomen (about a former quarrel) and shot him with a gun, whereof he died." - William Bradford "So when this wilderness began first to be peopled by the English where there was but one poor town, another Cain was found therein, who maliciously slew his neighbor in the field, as he accidentally met him, as he himself was going to shoot deer. The poor fellow perceiving the intent of this Billington, his mortal enemy, sheltered himself behind trees as well as he could for a while; but the other, not being so ill a marksman as to miss his aim, made a shot at them, and struck him on the shoulder, with which he died soon after. The murderer expected that either for want of power to execute for capital offenses, or for want of people to increase the plantation, he should have his life spared; but justice otherwise determined." - William Hubbard, clergyman http://mayflower.americanancestors.org/john-billington-biography From http://mayflower.americanancestors.org/john-1 (NEHGS) John Billington traveled on Mayflower with his wife Elinor and sons John and Francis. John and his family were particularly troublesome for the order-loving Puritans. He was hanged in 1630 for the crime of killing a fellow colony member, John Newcomen, with whom he had a long-running feud. He was the first man executed by hanging in the colony.	Billington, John (I8708)
2152	From FindaGrave: A Mayflower passenger. John Billington Jr. was born around 1604. His family had some connections to Lincolnshire. John sailed on the Mayflower accompanied by his brother Francis and parents John and Eleanor. Author David Beale writes of a time when young John "wandered off into the woods and was captured five days later by Nauset Indians, the same hostile Indians the Pilgrims had encountered during their initial exploration around Cape Cod. At the familiar sight of the Pilgrims' muskets, the Nausets gladly turned the young Billington over to the ten men who had come to rescue him!" He died in Plymouth Colony some time between May 1627 and September 1630.	Billington, John (I8709)
2153	From Findagrave: A Mayflower passenger. Francis, born about 1606. He married Christian (Penn) Eaton in Plymouth in July 1634 and had nine children. A survey in 1650 indicated that Francis Billington was then in New England. He died in Middleboro on December 3, 1684.	Billington, Francis (I8706)
2154	From Findagrave: Agnes Clark, daughter of John Clark and Ann Macye, was baptised May 16, 1548 at Colyton, Devonshire. She married at at All Saints in East Budleigh on February 4, 1578, Richard Conant. He was probably born at East Budleigh, Devonshire, about 1548, the son of John Conant. Richard was later described as a church warden of East Budleigh and John Clark was one of Colyton's leading merchants. Richard and Agnes had eight children baptised at East Budleigh. Richard & Agnes Conant were buried the same day, September 22, 1630.	Clarke, Agnes (I8760)
2155	From FindaGrave: Anne Hamilton McNairy was the daughter of Gen. John Hamilton and Elizabeth Archer. She married Robert McNairy 23 Jul 1790 in Guilford Co, NC. They later moved to Giles Co, TN and lived there the remainder of their lives. Both she and Robert McNairy died in Davidson Co, TN visiting family but are buried on their old home place in Giles Co, TN. The cemetery is TOTALLY destroyed as a fenced in cow lot now. Thank heaven there was a cemetery survey made years ago before ALL of the graves were lost. We will never know about the graves that were lost before the cemetery survey was FINALLY taken.	Hamilton, Ann (I8151)
2156	From Findagrave: BIOGRAPHY OF MARTHA WHITE, Sister of John White the Patriarch of Dorchester Martha was born about 1575, possibly in Stanton St. John, Oxford, England. According to her marriage record in Stockton, Wiltshire, she was the daughter of John White, gentleman, of Stanton St. John. Martha's husband was William Cooke, soon to become the vicar of Crediton, Devon. The rector of Stockton, where they were married, was John Terry, husband of Martha's sister, Mary. Martha and William had seven children, all born in Crediton. William died in Crediton between February and April of 1615. Marftha remained a widow until sometime between 1620 and 1627, when she married a man named Moore. The will of her sister Mary Terry, dated 1637, names her sister Martha Moore as well as niece Elizabeth Walton. Martha was still living in 1649 when her brother John White, the Patriarch of Dorchester named her in his will.	White, Martha (I8776)
2157	From FindaGrave: Born about 1624 in Nantasket or Cape Ann MA to Gov. Roger & Sarah (Horton) Conant. Married 1649-1650 to Elizabeth Walton. Their child: Mary (Conant) Burley. Find A Grave contributor Ken Smith adds: Lot Conant was born in Dorchester or Cape Ann, Massachusetts, about 1624. He was the son of Roger Conant, who was the original Governor of Cape Ann & Salem, and his wife, Sarah Horton. He married, before 1650, Elizabeth, daughter of Rev. William Walton and Elizabeth Cooke, who was born in Seaton, Devonshire, England in 1629. Lot and Elizabeth were living in Marblehead as early as 1657. Lot was a selectman there in 1662. In 1666, Lot's father gave him the homestead at Beverly including over 100 acres. On the same day, Lot leased back to his father the house and three acres for an annual rent of "one Indian corn". About this time, Lot probably moved his family back to Beverly and built a house near his father's, because "a dwelling house and orchard containing about 4 acres, with an old house of his father" is mentioned in the inventory of Lot's estate. In 1667 he was one of the founding members of the new church at Bass River, or Beverly. In March of 1670 and March of 1671, he sold his Marblehead houses and lands. Lot and Elizabeth had ten children, eight born in Marblehead and the last two in Beverly. Lot was described in land deeds as "Lot Conant, yeoman", but in addition to his role as a farmer, he must have also had a trade, possibly shoemaker, as evidenced by his bequest of "the shop and tools" to son Nathaniel in his will. It is known that Nathaniel was a shoemaker. Lot Conant wrote his will on September 24, 1674, and died on September 29, in Beverly. His estate was valued at 780 Pounds. Two years later, Elizabeth married, as his third wife, Andrew Mansfield of Lynn. The death of Elizabeth is not recorded at Beverly, she may have died in Lynn. She was however, alive in 1683 when her husband died.	Conant, Lot (I8753)
2158	From Findagrave: Born about to Thomas & Catherine (Satchfield) Horton later of St. Margaret Moses, Friday Street, London, Eng. Married Roger Conant 11 Nov 1618 in Blackfriars, London, Eng. Died in Beverly MA in 1682 or 1683.	Horton, Sarah (I8757)
2159	From FindaGrave: Born at Seaton, Devon 27 Oct 1629 & baptised there that same day to Rev. William & Elizabeth (Cooke) Walton. She m. (1) by the early 1650s Lot Conant (4 children bp. Salem on 26 May 1662), son of Roger Conant ; m. (2) Lynn, 10 Jan 168[1/2], Andrew Mansfield. Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project. Find A Grave contributor Ken Smith adds: Elizabeth was the daughter of Rev. William Walton and Elizabeth Cooke, she was baptized in Seaton, Devonshire, England on October 27, 1629. She came to New England with her parents and about 1649 married Lot Conant. He was the son of Roger Conant, who was the original Governor of Salem, and his wife, Sarah Horton. He was born in Nantasket or Cape Ann, Massachusetts, about 1624. In 1666, Lot's father gave him the homestead at Beverly including over 100 acres. About this time, the family probably moved back to Beverly and built a house near Lot's father's home. Lot and Elizabeth had ten children, eight born in Marblehead and the last two in Beverly. Lot wrote his will on September 24, 1674 and died on September 29, in Beverly. Two years later, Elizabeth married, as his third wife, Andrew Mansfield of Lynn. Andrew died in late 1683. The death of Elizabeth is not recorded at Beverly, but she was alive in 1683.	Walton, Elizabeth (I8754)
2160	From Findagrave: Carolyn Sue Studebaker Sanchez, 65, of White Hall, passed away Sunday, October 23, 2011. She was born April 8, 1946 in Texarkana, Ark. to the late Perry and Beatrice Johnson Studebaker. She was a member of First Assembly of God Church-White Hall. Carolyn was a homemaker but had worked at Tyson Foods for a few years. She is survived by her daughter, Tonia Sanford of White Hall; three grandchildren; four great grandchildren; brothers, Delbert and Virgil Studebaker both of Texas. Funeral services: 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, First Assembly of God Church-White Hall with Rev. Tim Law officiating. Visitation will be from noon till service time Wednesday at the church. Funeral arrangements are by Cranford Funeral Home of White Hall (www.cranfordfh.com) Pine Bluff Commercial October 25, 2011 Page 3A	Studebaker, Carolyn Sue (I10425)
2161	From findagrave: Charles Wayne Huff passed away Saturday, March 9, 2019 at his residence in Wichita, Kansas at the age of 77. Charles was born October 8th, 1941 in Lamar, Oklahoma to Garland Huff and Leola Turner Huff. He graduated from Moss public schools. He was in the Army National Guard for six years and served as fire fighter and chief in Holdenville for 21 years. He enjoyed playing his guitar and fishing. Charles was a member of the Lamar Baptist church. Charles is preceded in death by his parents. He is survived by his sons; Russell and his wife Kerry of Goddard, Kansas, Steve and his wife Desiree of Wichita, Kansas and Charles Preston Huff, his sisters; Ruth Mathison of Glendora, California, Margaret McDonald, Oletha, Kansas, brother Paul Huff in Holdenville, Oklahoma, six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Funeral service will be 2:00 PM Wednesday March 13, 2019 at Hudson-Phillips Funeral Home Chapel with Jacky Vance officiating.	Huff, Charles Wayne (I10329)
2162	From Findagrave: CHARLEY LOUIS TOLES COOPER--Charley Louis Toles, 75, of Cooper passed away Thursday, Feb. 12, 2004, at Paris Regional Medical Center. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 15, at Delta Funeral Home chapel with Chad Barnes officiating. Interment will be in Oaklawn Cemetery under the direction of Delta Funeral home. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home. He was born in Rains County on Jan. 27, 1929. He was the son of James Thomas Toles and Gertie Mae Toles. He lived in Delta County all of his life and was retired from Campbell Soup Company. He served in the United States Army from 1952 to 1954. On June 24, 1954, he married Joyce Ann Chancellor. He is survived by his wife, Joyce Toles of Cooper; one son, Charley Toles II, of Cooper; four daughters, Inez Julian of Cooper, Charlotte Allen of Cumby, Linda Young of Cooper and Marie Toles of CA; one sister, Bobbie Allen of Dallas; eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. The Paris News Feb. 13, 2004	Toles, Charley Louis (I10389)
2163	From Findagrave: Charlie Chancellor and Gertrude "Gertie" Adkins were married in Hughes County, Oklahoma on September 1, 1917 (Book 6 Page 65). Charlie Chancellor and Elizabeth Hughes Studebaker were married in Hughes County, Oklahoma on December 13, 1920 (Book 8 Page 18).	Chancellor, Charlie (I10341)
2164	From Findagrave: d/o Robert Allison /Jame Moore Sarah and her husband Isaac died at the home of their son John Moore m 14 Apr 1806 Roane Co., TN Isaac Council They had known children - Mary, Uriah Allison, Susan, William T., John Moore	Allison, Susan M. (I191)
2165	From findagrave: d/o Uriah Allison Council / Louisa Anna Green 1910 Jane is living with her son James Redmond on 1st Street Calvin, OK neighbor's of the Stephen Franklin Castleman family. m 12 Jun 1867 Fort Smith, Sebastian Co., AR John Henry Morrow They had children - Sarah Margaret d/y, Ada Alabama d/y, Ida Myrtle, Rosa May, James Redmond	Council, Jane Berry (I2128)
2166	From Findagrave: Daniel Ray Price Sr. 64 of Cooper passed away October 19, 2016. No services are scheduled at this time. Daniel was born October 15, 1952 in Houston, Texas to George L. and Gracie E. “Chancellor” Price. He is survived by a son; Daniel Ray Price Jr. of Cooper a daughter Angela Price and her husband Michael Hunt of Klondike, 4 grandchildren; Levi Price, Michaela Hunt, Savannah Hunt and Christian Hunt, 2 brothers; David G. Price of Bonham, James L. Price of Cooper, sister; Patricia Blundell of Klondike. He served his country in the United States Air Force. You may pay your respects online at www.deltafuneralhome.com Services entrusted to Delta Funeral Home.	Price, Daniel Ray Sr. (I10352)
2167	From findagrave: Daughter of John Moore & Lima Pearl "Anderson" Counsell. Wife of Walter Bedford Stroup married Jan. 16, 1872 in Franklin County, AR.	Council, Martha Patton (I8513)
2168	From Findagrave: Daughter of Lot Conant and Elizabeth Walton, wife of Luke Perkins married May 31, 1688, mother of Luke Perkins m Ruth Cushman. 1912 Shurtleff Genealogy #38	Conant, Martha (I8752)
2169	From Findagrave: Effie Chancellor, 82, of Cooper died Friday, May 8, at St.Joseph's Hospital. Services were held at 10AM Monday, May 11 at Delta Funeral Home with Rev. M.E. Green and burial in Oaklawn Cemetery. She was born in Arkansas, a daughter of Robert and Elizabeth (Hughes) Studebaker. She married William Melton Chancellor in 1925. He died March 6, 1969. Surviving are 2 sons, Robert Melton Chancellor of Dallas and Tony Chancellor of Commerce; 5 daughters, Gracie Price of Mesquite, Betty Watkins, Joyce Toles, Edna Reynolds and Alice Moore, all of Cooper; a brother, Lavern Studebaker of Arkansas; 28 grandchildren,; 46 great-grandchildren and 16 great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a son, William Bryant Chancellor.Gravesite Details Married to William Melton Chancellor in 1925	Studebaker, Effie Lula (I10285)
2170	From FindaGrave: Elizabeth, 1st and oldest child of John & Elizabeth (_) Irish, was born say 1644. Elizabeth married Philip Washborne by about 1664. Philip was the son of John & Margery (Moore) Washborne. They had children: Elizabeth John born @ 1671 Margery Mary (on 8 December 1708 "John Washband of Plymouth ... yeoman" sold to Samuel Bradford of Duxbury "all that my twenty acres of upland ... in the township of Duxborough aforesaid being lot upon which my honored grandfather John Irish deceased formerly dwelt being near Duxborough Mill & commonly known by the name of Irish's Orchard" and one acre of meadow "which was also my said grandfather's." Source: Anderson's Great Migration Begins.	Irish, Elizabeth (I8736)
2171	From Findagrave: Frances Hughes, 75, of Scranton died Friday, Sept. 5, 2008 in Clarksville. She was born Aug. 22, 1933 in Logan County to Ray and Mildred (Harrison) Hughes. She was preceded in death by her parents, Ray and Mildred (Harrison) Hughes, one sister, Daisy Judd, two great-nieces, Michelle Grant, Rebecca Burnett and one great nephew, Trent Choate. She was a member of Scranton Holiness Church and a homemaker. Funeral service was at 10 a.m. Monday, Sept. 8, 2008 at Scranton Holiness Church with burial at Elizabeth Hall Cemetery in New Blaine under the direction of Smith Mortuary of Charleston. She is survived by five sisters, Armenda Roberts of Vian; Jane Shorter of Terre Haute, Ind.; Marron Hughes of Scranton; Sue Johnston of Lake Jackson, Tex. and Betty Brown of Clarksville; three brothers, Harlan Hughes of Sapulpa, Okla., Billy Hughes of Scranton and James Ray Hughes of Sand Springs, Okla.; 16 nieces; nine nephews; 26 great-nieces; 23 great nephews; 14 great-great nieces and 10 great-great nephews. Pallbearers were Sammy Hughes, David Hughes, Delbert Hughes, Kevin Roberts, Craig Roberts and Greg Cassity. Paid death notice FINDAGRAVE: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/29777191/mary_frances_hughes	Hughes, Mary Frances (I10293)
2172	From Findagrave: From Kingston Town Hall Records: Washburn • Wilborah, wife of Deac. John, Feb 6, 1743, 72nd yr. Wilborah Bumpus, daughter of Joseph and Wilborah Glass Bumpus, married John Washburn (ca 1672-1750) as his second wife in ca 1717.	Bumpas, Wilborah (I8698)
2173	From Findagrave: GENEVA FAY ROBINSON COOPER--Geneva Fay Robinson, 42, of Sulphur Springs died Sunday, March 27, 2005. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday, March 30, at Delta Funeral Home with Cooper Thacker officiating. Interment follows in Oaklawn Cemetery under the direction of Delta Funeral Home. The family receives friends from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. The Paris News March 29, 2005, p. 6 ------------------------------- Sources: US Social Security Death Index	Watkins, Geneva Fay (I10382)
2174	From Findagrave: Grave is not marked. She is in line with T. D. Lusk Grave. Dau of John Wimbush & Dicie Brightwell Phelps. never children of her own. 2nd wife of Thomas David Jefferson Lusk.	Phelps, Druscilla M. (I10099)
2175	From Findagrave: Her maiden name was Crocker, she was married to Abner Fant first. When he passed away she married Robert Biggers. Bio information courtesy of contributor #47295617 Suggested edit: Susan and Abner D. Fant had 2 daughters Sarah Jane and Emily and one son Ephraim Abner Abner was born 21 AUG 1818 in Abbeville County, South Carolina, USA and died 9 APR 1841 also in Abbeville County. The location of his burial is unknown but most likely is in Abbeville County. Contributor: (48987014) •	Crocker, Susan Rosamond (I5402)
2176	From Findagrave: His grave marker has an incorrect date of death. According to the March 27, 1905 issue of THE UNION TIMES newspaper (page 4), Charlie Garner died on 21 March 1905.	Garner, Charles (I6926)
2177	From Findagrave: His name was William Gillon Price as shown on his death certificate. Some records show his name as "Gillan W. Price". His headstone shows his name as "G. W. Price". William married Sarah Jane "Sadie" Vandever on September 25, 1900 in Pike Co., Arkansas. They had several children together. William & Sadie moved from Pike Co., Arkansas to Lamar Co., Texas about 1910. They were still living in Lamar Co., Texas for the 1920 census enumeration. The family then moved to Texarkana, Arkansas. William & Sadie divorced prior to 1930. --- Courtesy of CHB	Price, William Gillon (I10418)
2178	From Findagrave: Isaac and his wife Sarah died at the home of their son John Moore m 14 Apr 1806 Roane Co., TN Susanah Allison They had known children - Mary, Uriah Allison, Susan, William T., John MooreGravesite Details Council Cemetery Records	Council, Isaac (I2126)
2179	From Findagrave: Isaac married Hannah Glass in Plymouth and had several children in Marshfield, Plymouth, MA. [Middleboro was known as Marshfield during the time of King Phillip's War - bsd] Lydia Billington-Washburn-1677-Sep 1716 Isaac and Hannah cared for Isaac's parents in their old age. For that, the later asked the court to award them their land. The request was denied and Isaac's daughter Desire began appealing to the rest of the descendants to quit claim the land to her.	Billington, Isaac (I8700)
2180	From Findagrave: Jane Evelyn Varnell age 67 of Dardanelle died Friday, June 17, 2016 at Arkansas Hospice River Valley Home in Russellville. She was born October 11, 1948 at Paris to the late Everette Yarbrough and Mary Hamick. She loved to go hunting, fishing and taking care of her dogs. She was preceded in death by her father and one daughter, Regina Varnell. Survivors include her mother, Mary Parsons of Delaware; three children, Ray Varnell of Delaware, Amanda Smith of Russellville, Josh Varnell of Little Rock; one sister, Janette Sanders; two brothers, Jim Yarbrough of Oklahoma, Herman Yarbrough of Delaware; nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.	Yarborough, Jane Evelyn (I10318)
2181	From Findagrave: John Clark was probably born about 1520 in Devon, England. On June 9, 1544 he married Anne, daughter of William Mayce of Colyton, Devon, at St. Andrew's Church in that town. Their only known child is daughter Agnes, who was baptised in 1548 at St. Andrew's, Colyton. John Clark was one of Colyton's leading merchants. John died on the 6th and was buried in St. Andrew's Churchyard on the 9th of April 1585 in Colyton. The date or location of Anne's death is not known.	Clarke, John (I8762)
2182	From Findagrave: John Conant was probably born about 1520 in Gittsham, Devon, England. He was almost surely the son of John Conant and the father of Richard Conant. The name of his wife is not known. He was buried in All Saints Churchyard in East Budleigh, Devon on March 30, 1596.	Conant, John (I8761)
2183	From FindaGrave: John Irish married Elizabeth _____ by about 1644. She died at Little Compton 28 July 1687. (Claims that she was Elizabeth Risley have no basis. She is said to have died at Duxbury on 28 August 1687, but no such record appears in the published Duxbury records.). Their 3 children: Elizabeth Washburn, John & Elias.	Elizabeth (I8742)
2184	From FindaGrave: John Washbourne (1566-1624) (11) Wife: Martha Timbrell Stevens b. 1558, d. 1626 Children: John Washburn, b.1597, d. 1670, first known Washburn to immigrate to America Jane Washburn, b. 1599, d. 1624, baptized December 2, 1599, remained in England William Washburn, b.1601, d. 1658, ancestor of our Washburn lineage. Jone Washburn, b. 1604, d. 1636, baptized April 11, 1604, married John Shorthazel, died 1636. Daniel Washburn, b. 1604, d. unknown This John Washbourne was born on August 1, 1566, at Bengeworth, Wickenford Parrish, Worchestershire, England. He was the first child born of John Washbourne and Joan Bushell. He married Martha Timbrell Stevens on July 6, 1596, in Bengeworth, Wickenford Parrish, Worchestershire, England. Martha died in 1626 in Bengeworth. This John was one of the twelve Capital Burgesses mentioned in the Charter of Incorporation granted by King James I to Evesham and Bengeworth in the third year of his reign (1605) constituting them a Borough and granting the town two representatives in the English Parliament. On May 25, 1608 and October 2, 1610, John Washbourne signed the Corporation Minutes. He resigned the Council on August 30, 1614, probably because of his health, and his resignation is recorded in the Corporation Minutes on that date. John died testate in 1624 and was buried on August 4, 1624 in Bengeworth at 57 years of age. He was the father of the first Washburn family members in America. 1624 Will and Inventory of John Washborne The 1624 Will and Inventory of John Washborne, of Bengeworth, Worcestershire, England, transcribed from LDS Microfilm #0098025, "Wills of the Consistory Court of Worcester, Diocese of Worcester, 1624," and compared with the transcription of the same in Rev. James Davenport's "The Washbourne Family of Little Washbourne and Wichenford," London, 1907, pp. 42-44. This microfilm is dark and hard to read, and in addition the right hand side of Washborne's will and bottom of his inventory appear to have been water-damaged. The transcription by Rev. James Davenport is excellent and thorough, word for word, with the will. WILL "In the name of god amen the iiiith day of august ano dm. 1624 and in the xxiith yeare of the rayne of or sovaryne Lord James by the grace of god King of England Fraunce & Ireland, Defender of the faith & of Scotland the Lviiith. I John Washborne of Bengeworth in the Borrough of Evesham in the countie of worcester being verie weake & sicke in bodie but of good & pfect memory thanks be to God doe ordaine this my last will & testamt in manner & forme following. First I bequeath my Soule into the hands of Almightie God nothing doubting but that through his infinite mercies in Christ Jesus he will receave it. Item I give unto my Sonne in law Isaacke Averell Thirty pounds of good & lawful money of England to be paid unto him in mannr & form following videlt that is to say Fifteene pounds wthin one yeare next after my decease & the other fifteen pounds wthin three yeares nxt after my decease. Item I give unto my Daughter Joane Wasborne fiftie pounds of good & lawfull money of England to be paid unto her the one Halfe at her Day of marriadge & the othr wthin the space of fouer years next ensueing after her Day of marriage, Provided that she marry wth the consent assent & good lyking of her mother & my Brother in Law John Timbrell. Item I give unto my Sone Wyllim Wasborne forty pounds the one halfe to be paid wthin six monthes after my decease & the other xxtie pounds wthin six yeares next after my decease. Item I give unto my loving wife all my houshoulde stuffe to be at her Disposinge. The residue of my Lands Cattells & Chattells moveable & unmoveable I give & bequeath unto my Sonne John Washborne whom I make Executor of this my last will & testamt & whom I ordaine & appoint to pay all the aforesaid bequeathes in mannr & forme aforesaid. Memorandum that before the signing hereof the above said John Washborne did give & bequeath unto Jane the Daughter of Isaacke Averell one Heyfer of a yeare old to be Delivered her when she comes to the age of five yeares. In witness of all wch the said John Washborne being blinde & not able to sett to his hand hath authorised his Brother John Tymbrell for him & in his stead to subscribe to these prsents wth his name or marke the Day & yeare first above written. Read published & signed wth this word (lands) interlined in the seaventeenth line before the ensealing & signing hereof before John Washborne John Balaw John Tymbrell Joseph Phelpes Probat wigorn 26 february 1624 p Johnn Washborne filius et executorem jurat" INVENTORY "An Inventorie of all the goods & chattells of John Washborne of Bengworth late deceased made the xith day of Decembr anno Domi 1624" Impris his wearing appell --------- 3 Item in the lower iner chambr one cubbord one pesse & one bed wth his furniture Barrells bed healings linnin & other implements ----------22 Item in the Hall one table board wth his frame, formes & benches wth one cubbord & one little table wth one joyne chayer wth pewter & bras shelves cheeses & other implements ---------- 4 10s Item in the Kitchin & in the loft above one table board bras potts kettles pailes one cheesering towe beds & other implements --- 2 3s Item in the loft above the Hall fowr bedds wheat barley & poulse coffers boards & cheeses & other implements -----------15 10s Item the horses geares carts plowes & harrowes ---------------- 9&30 Item the Hay & talletts and Hay ------- 8 10s Item Timbr & wood & ladders & rackes ---------6 Item the wheate Barly & poulse ----------------- 82 Item the kine ----------------------------------- 20 Item the sheep ---------------------------------- 10 Item the swine ---------------------------------- 2 Item the Heams Cartropes pig-troughes & Horsetroughe ------------------------------------ 10s Suma totalis is ccxv iiis Prisors Joseph Phelps John Tymbrell Tho. ordway 26 february 1624" (additional writing in this area that is dark and unreadable.) Remember that the calendar in use in England at this time changed years on March 25th, so February 1624 came after December 1624.	Washborne, John IV (I8743)
2185	From Findagrave: Joyce Ann Toles, age 83, of Cooper, Texas passed away on Thursday, May 6, 2021 in Commerce, Texas surrounded by her loved ones. Visitation will be on Monday, May 10, 2021 at 10:00 a.m. at Delta Funeral Home and the funeral service will follow at 11:00 am with Bryce Jester officiating. Pallbearers will be D.D. Young, Johnny Land, TJ Anderson, Tony Chancellor, Jordan Young, and Larry Whitener. Interment will be at Oaklawn Cemetery. Joyce was born on July 12, 1937 in Oklahoma to William Melton and Effie "Studebaker" Chancellor. She was married to Charley Toles for 49 years and she worked as a caregiver for many years. Joyce was a member of New Life (Ignite) Ministries. She was a collector of things and enjoyed yard sales. Joyce was very crafty and did upholstery, quilting and sewing. She was preceded in death by her husband, Charley, her parents, 2 brothers and 4 sisters. Survivors include her daughters, Margaret Inez Julian of Cooper, Texas, Charlotte Ann Allen of Brashear, Texas, Linda Jean Young of Cooper, Texas; son, Charley Louis Toles, II of Cooper, Texas and daughter, Zana Marie Laughlin of Farmersville, Texas; sister, Alice Marie Moore of Commerce, Texas; 11 grandchildren, 24 great grandchildren and 4 great-great grandchildren. Services entrusted to Delta Funeral Home.	Chancellor, Joyce Ann (I10388)
2186	From Findagrave: Larry Neal Varnell, 59, of Paris died Thursday, Aug. 5, 2004, at Johnson Regional Medical Center. He was a native of Subiaco, son of the late Samuel Lee and Nettie Moore Varnell, used car salesman, and had worked at a cotton gin in England, Collinwood Grain Company in Kansas, and Chicago Bridge and Iron Company where he painted water towers. He was preceded in death by six brothers, William, Russell, Bobby, Leonard, Billy and Jerry Varnell, and one grandson, Everett Lee Varnell. Survivors include his widow, Donna Rutherford Varnell; two daughters, Regina Trask of Eagle Grove, Iowa, and Amanda Smith of Fort Dodge, Iowa; two sons, Ray Neal Varnell of Midway and Josh Edward Varnell of Dardanelle; three brothers, Curtis Varnell, Darrell Varnell and Danny Varnell, all of Midway; and seven grandchildren. Funeral was at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 10, at Midway Assembly of God Church with Rev. C. L. Haston and Rev. James Hice officiating. Burial was in Hickory Grove Cemetery at Midway under the direction of Hardwicke Funeral Home. Active pallbearers were Troy Fondren, Hershal Hice, Jose Garza, John Holman, Steve Watson, Sidney Pilgreen, Ronnie Sanders, and Roger Caldwell. Honorary pallbearers were Rocky Titsworth, Ralph Titsworth, John Gattis, Craig Schriver, Bob Maddox, Jeff Brown, Craig Dollar, nephews and grandchildren.	Varnell, Larry Neal (I10324)
2187	From Findagrave: LARRY WAYNE WATKINS COOPER--Larry Wayne Watkins, 53, of Cooper passed away Tuesday, Jan. 2, 2007, at Paris Regional Medical Center in Paris. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 5, at Delta Funeral Home Chapel with Cooper Thacker officiating. Interment follows in Oaklawn Cemetery under the direction of Delta Funeral Home. The family receives friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. He was born Sept. 25, 1953, in Cooper. He was the son of W. C. Watkins and Betty Chancellor. He was a construction worker. He was preceded in death by a sister, Geneva Robinson, in 2004. Surviors include his mother, Betty Watkins of Commerce; son, Chris W. King and Wife, Traci, of Colorado Springs, CO; two brothers, Tommy Watkins and Michael Watkins, both of Commerce; four sisters, Julinda Sargent and Janet Trejo of Commerce, and Mary Ann Pratt and Jewel May Schoolcraft of Belton; special friend, Leslie Olive; and two grandchildren, Raquell Sandoval and Dominic Sandoval. The Paris News January 4, 2007	Watkins, Larry Wayne (I10381)
2188	From FindaGrave: Luke Perkins and Martha Conant are her parents. She married Elisha Washburn # 39984811 on 15 Jan 1728 in Plympton,Plymouth,MA. They are the parents of Three children: Lydia Washburn-12 Dec 1729 Martha Washburn-5 May 1732 Elishaba Washburn-13 Apr 1735	Perkins, Martha (I8746)
2189	From FindaGrave: Margery was born about 1586 to Robert and Ellen (Taylor) Moore of Bengeworth, England. She was baptised on 3 November 1588. Margery married John Washborne about [23 November?] 1618 in Bengeworth, Worcestershire, England. They had children: Mary Washborne @1619- John Washborne 1620- Philip Washborne 1622-1622 Philip Washborne 1624- Margery came to Plymouth Colony in 1635. The ship was the "Elizabeth and Ann". She is recorded as 49 years of age. She came with her sons John Washborne and Philip Washborne, and they were recorded as 14 and 11 years of age. Margery is presumed to have died in Duxbury. Where and when exactly is unknown, along with the location of her burial place.	Moore, Margery (I8738)
2190	FRom Findagrave: Marion Albert Townsend was the son of Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin L.C. Townsend. Marion Albert Townsend married Ida Florence Ward on 03 AUG 1884 in Magazine, Logan County, Arkansas. They were the parents of at least 2 children: 1) John Earl Townsend, husband of Vernia "Verna" Thelma Scott. 2) Ola Mae Townsend, wife of Robert "Marvin" Scott. Note: Two Townsend siblings married two Scott siblings. -- His first wife died in 1918 and he married Lizzie Hughes in 1919. In the 1920 Census, his second wife, Lizzie Hughes is enumerated as Lizzie Townsend and is listed as a widow. It appears that this marriage was very short-lived since she married again shortly afterward.	Townsend, Marion Albert (I10429)
2191	From Findagrave: Married 1950 ------------------------------------ BETTY JEWELL VIRGINIA WATKINS COOPER--Betty Jewell Virginia Watkins, 73, of Commerce died Sunday, June 22, 2008, at her home. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday, June 25, at Delta Funeral Home Chapel with Cooper Thacker officiating. Interment follows in Oaklawn Cemetery. The family receives friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. She was born March 5, 1935, in Walters, OK and was the daughter of William M. Chancellor and Effie Studebaker Chancellor. She married W. C. Watkins. He preceded her in death, July 25, 1999. She was also preceded in death by a son, Larry Watkins and a daughter, Geneva Robinson. Survivors include her sons, Tommy Watkins and Michael Watkins, of Commerce; daughters, Linda Sagent of Commerce, Janet Trejo of Wolf City, Mary Ann Pratt and Jewel May Schoolcraft of Belton; sisters, Alice Moore, Gracie Price, Edna Reynolds and Joyce Toles, all of Cooper; 12 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. The Paris News June 23, 2008	Chancellor, Betty Jewell Virginia (I10365)
2192	From Findagrave: Mary Isabell Parsons age 90 of Dardanelle died Tuesday, October 31, 2017 at Legacy Heights Nursing Home in Russellville. She was born April 13, 1927 at Hartman, Arkansas to the late Herbert Lloyd and Anna Mae Beck Hammock. She loved fishing, crocheting, reading and gardening. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Richard Parsons; daughter, Jane Varnell and two brothers, Herbert Lloyd Hammock Jr. and Sam Hammock. Survivors include her children, Jim Yarbrough and wife Betty of Oklahoma, Janette Sanders of Russellville, Herman Yarbrough and wife Jackie of Dardanelle; three sisters, Bessie Woods of Alma, Norma Neeley and husband Earl of Springdale, Billie Parks and husband Rick of Arizona; fourteen grandchildren and numerous great and great great grandchildren. A family conducted memorial service will be held at a later date. Arrangements are by Cornwell Funeral Home and River Valley Cremations in Dardanelle. Online guest book and condolences at www.cornwellfuneralhomes.com Facts: Born: April 13, 1927 Place of Birth: Hartman, AR Death: October 31, 2017 Place of Death: Russellville, AR Occupation: Nurses Aid Hobbies: Fishing, crocheting, reading and gardening The above indicates that there are other children to pursue	Hammock, Mary Isabel (I10317)
2193	From FindaGrave: Mary was born @ 1612 in Leyden, Holland. Mary married James Glass on 31 October 1645. They had 4 children: Hannah born 2 June 1648 she died on 15 June 1648 Wybra born 9 August 1649 she married Joseph Bumpas she died 27 December 1711 Hannah born 24 December 1651 she married Isaac Billington she died 15 June 1698 Mary born after her father died she married Samuel Hunt Mary became a widow when her husband James died at sea on 3 Sep 1652. Mary (Pontus) Glass married, as her 2nd husband, by 17 January 1653[/4], Philip Delano"... Phillip Delanoy, who was then present, and with the consent of Mary, his wife, the other daughter of the said William Pontus" 3 May 1664, and widow of James Glass ("Phillp Delano Senr. aged 74 years or there about testifieth and sayth before he married Mary Glass ye relict of James Glass deceased that she ye sd mary gave all her Lands upto her three children Mary, Wybery, & Hannah equally alike" 3 March 1676/7. They had children Jane - about 1655 Rebecca - about 1657 she married John Churchill they has John 1691-1730 Samuel - about 1659 he married Elizabeth Standish unknown daughter - about 1661 She was still living as of 5 July 1682.	Pontus, Mary (I8702)
2194	From Findagrave: Mehitable was born about 1666 to Robert and Ruth (Bonum) Barrow of Plymouth. Mehitable married Adam Wright in 1699 in Plymouth. She was his second wife (1-Sarah 2-Mehitable). She became his widow in 1724. They had children: Samuel Wright Moses Wright Mehitable married, a second time, Deacon John Washburn on 13 Dec 1744 in Kingston, Plymouth county, Province of Massachusetts Bay. She was his third wife (1-Lydia 2-Wilborah 3-Mehitable). She became his widow in 1750. They had no children. Mehitable died in 1754 in Kingston, Plymouth county, Province of Massachusetts Bay. Her son Samuel Wright was the Administrator of her estate (Plymouth Co. Probate Docket #22060; Vol. 13, p. 339.). NOTE: April 28, 2012 - I have not found a headstone in either Plympton or Kingston.	Barrow, Mehitable (I8699)
2195	From Findagrave: Mr. Billy Joe Studebaker, Jr., age 59, of Vilonia, Arkansas, died March 23, 2013, in a Conway, Arkansas hospital. Mr. Studebaker was born December 18, 1953, in Texarkana, Arkansas and was raised in Fouke, Arkansas. He was a Veteran of the United States Navy and was self employed. He was preceded in death by his daughter, Diana Studebaker Fletcher, and his parents, Bill and Shirley Studebaker. Survivors include one daughter, Laken Ann Studebaker, two sisters, Debbie Ann Smith and her husband James, Lynda Kaye Harding and her husband Dickie; one brother, Mike Studebaker and his wife Tina; three grandchildren, Kayla Blair, Magan Fletcher, and Zachary Fletcher, one special friend and business partner, Terry Wyatt, and a number of other relatives and friends. Memorial services will be Saturday, March 30, 2013, at 11:00 A. M. at the River of Life Worship Center at Fouke, with Deryl Jones officiating. Visitation will precede the service at 10:00 A. M. in the church sanctuary. Services are under the direction of Texarkana Funeral Home, Arkansas. Memorials made be made to the River of Life Building Fund, P. O. Box 596, Fouke, Arkansas, 71837.	Studebaker, Billy Joe Jr. (I10408)
2196	From Findagrave: Mrs. Shirley Ann Satterfield Studebaker, age 71, of Fouke, Arkansas, died Sunday, December 10, 2006, at her home. Mrs. Studebaker was born April 18, 1935, in Texarkana, Arkansas and had lived all of her life in Miller County, Arkansas. She was a member of the Southern Baptist Church, was a Mother and a Homemaker. She was preceded in death by her husband, Bill Studebaker. Survivors include two daughters and sons-in-law, Debbie and James Dale Smith and Lynda and Dickie Harding of Fouke, Arkansas, two sons and one daughter-in-law, Mike and Tyna Studebaker of Fouke, Arkansas and Billy Joe Studebaker, Jr. of Camden, Arkansas, two sisters, Ruthie McGuire and Billie Poole of Texarkana, four brothers, Willie Satterfield, Harry Satterfield, James Satterfield, and Carl Satterfield all of Texarkana, nine grandchildren, five great grandchildren, and a number of other relatives. Memorial services will be at 7:00 P. M. Thursday at Faith Baptist Church, Highway 71 South, Texarkana, Arkansas, with Rev. James Ross officiating. Services are under the direction of Texarkana Funeral Home/ARKANSAS. The family will be at the home of Lynda and Dickie Harding, 1020 Miller County Road 22, Fouke, AR.	Satterfield, Shirley Ann (I10401)
2197	From FindaGrave: Note: The Duxbury Rural and Historical Society states that there are no records of her burial place and that it is likely that she is buried at the Myles Standish Burying Ground as she was a member of the church there, and her descendants are buried there.	Pontus, Mary (I8702)
2198	From Findagrave: Obituary for Billy Joe Studebaker from Texarkana Funeral Home (Texarkana, Miller Co., Arkansas): Billy Joe Studebaker, Sr. August 13, 1934 - March 10, 2003 Billy Joe Studebaker Sr., 68, of Fouke, Ark., died Monday, March 10, 2003, at his home. Mr. Studebaker was born Aug. 13, 1934, in Texarkana, Ark. He was a retired offshore oil driller and a Baptist. Survivors include his wife, Shirley Studebaker of Fouke; two daughters, Debbie Smith and Lynda Harding of Fouke; two sons, Billy Studebaker Jr. of Camden, Ark., and Mike Studebaker of Fouke; two brothers, Bobby Studebaker of Lafayette, La., and Junior Studebaker of Murfreesboro, Ark.; three sisters, Barbara Sutton of Fouke, Bessie Kendrick of Jefferson, Texas, and Brenda Hines of Murfreesboro; eight grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Memorial services will be 2 p.m. Thursday at Texarkana Funeral Home Fuqua-Everett Memorial Chapel with the Rev. Bob Manley officiating. Visitation will be 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home. The family will be at the home of Lynda Harding, County Road 22 off U.S. Highway 71 S. Memorials maybe made to Watersprings Ranch, 7707 Sanderson Lane, Texarkana, Ark., 71854. --- Courtesy of CHB	Studebaker, Billie Joe Sr. (I10400)
2199	From Findagrave: Obituary for Jonathan Michael "Mike" Studebaker from Texarkana Funeral Home (Texarkana, Miller Co., Arkansas): Mike Studebaker February 8, 1959 - April 4, 2013 Jonathan Michael Studebaker, age 54, of Fouke, Arkansas, died Thursday, April 4, 2013, in Texarkana, Arkansas. Mr. Studebaker was born February 8, 1959, in Texarkana, Arkansas and had lived all of his life in Fouke. He was a graduate of Fouke High School and was a Carpenter. He was a member of Family Word Church in Texarkana. He was preceded in death by his parents, Bill and Shirley Studebaker, and one brother, Billy Joe Studebaker. Survivors include his wife, Tyna Studebaker of Fouke, Arkansas, two daughters and one son-in-law, Tiffany Studebaker of Texarkana, Arkansas and Chelsey and Heath Gillion of Fouke, Arkansas, and two sisters and brothers-in-law, Debbie and James Smith and Lynda and Dickie Harding, all of Fouke, Arkansas. Memorial services will be at 10:00 A.M. Tuesday at Family Word Church, 4000 Arkansas Blvd. Texarkana, Arkansas, with Rev. Tracy Harris and Rev. Keith Tefteller officiating. Services are under the direction of Texarkana Funeral Home, Arkansas. Memorials may be made to: Watersprings Ranch, 7707 Sanderson Lane, Texarkana, Arkansas, 71854, or to the Animal Care and Adoption Center, 203 Harrison, Texarkana, Arkansas, 71854. The family will be at their residence, 10566 US Highway 71 South, Fouke. --- Courtesy of CHB	Studebaker, Jonathan Michael (I10406)
2200	From FindaGrave: Philip, 3rd & last known child of John & Margery (Moore) Washborne, was born about 1624 (aged eleven in 1635). Philip came to Plymouth Colony in 1635. The ship was the "Elizabeth and Ann". He is recorded as 11 years of age. He came with his mother Margery (Moore) Washborne and his brother John Washborne, and they were recorded as 49 and 14 years of age. Philip married Elizabeth Irish by about 1664. Elizabeth was the daughter of John Irish. They had children: Elizabeth John born @ 1671 Margery Mary Philip died after 19 August 1700.	Washborne, Philip (I8734)