Notes

Tree:

Matches 104,251 to 104,300 of 122,413

#	Notes	Linked to
104251	Occupation - Farmer/Blacksmith.	STAFFORD, Zelotes (I47985)
104252	Occupation - Farmer/Blacksmith.	STAFFORD, Zelotes (I47985)
104253	Occupation - Farmer/Blacksmith.	STAFFORD, Zelotes (I47985)
104254	Occupation - Farmer/Blacksmith.	STAFFORD, Zelotes (I47985)
104255	Occupation - Farmer/Blacksmith.	STAFFORD, Zelotes (I47985)
104256	Occupation - Farmer/Blacksmith.	STAFFORD, Zelotes (I47985)
104257	Occupation - Farmer/Blacksmith.	STAFFORD, Zelotes (I47985)
104258	Occupation - Farmer/Blacksmith.	STAFFORD, Zelotes (I47985)
104259	Occupation - Farmer/Blacksmith.	STAFFORD, Zelotes (I47985)
104260	Occupation - mason.	JOINER, Justus Collins (I41833)
104261	Occupation - mason.	JOINER, Justus Collins (I41833)
104262	Occupation - mason.	JOINER, Justus Collins (I41833)
104263	Occupation - mason.	JOINER, Justus Collins (I41833)
104264	Occupation - mason.	JOINER, Justus Collins (I41833)
104265	Occupation - mason.	JOINER, Justus Collins (I41833)
104266	Occupation - mason.	JOINER, Justus Collins (I41833)
104267	Occupation - mason.	JOINER, Justus Collins (I41833)
104268	Occupation - mason.	JOINER, Justus Collins (I41833)
104269	Occupation - mason.	JOINER, Justus Collins (I41833)
104270	Occupation - mason.	JOINER, Justus Collins (I41833)
104271	Occupation 1900 census hotel keeper	Stafford, Emma May (I170)
104272	Occupation fuller.	MILLER, Thomas (I16256)
104273	Occupation given in McConnell as registered nurse.	YARNELL, Helen (I15967)
104274	Occupation given in McConnell as registered nurse.	YARNELL, Helen (I15967)
104275	Occupation given in McConnell as registered nurse.	YARNELL, Helen (I15967)
104276	Occupation given in McConnell as registered nurse.	YARNELL, Helen (I15967)
104277	Occupation given in McConnell as registered nurse.	YARNELL, Helen (I15967)
104278	Occupation, Cab Driver.	STAFFORD, Nathan (Nathaniel) (I78295)
104279	Occupation: artisan: (perhaps a painter and decorator, for in 1610/11, 'Frauncis Bushnell' was paid five shillings for 'cullering the funt' (of the church or alter) before 1610/11 in Horsham, Sussex Co. England. He was mentioned on 15 Aug 1625 in the will of his father as a beneficiary and executor. In 1626 he and his family had "subscribed? to the church in Horsham, for "by a seating list..; a Seate under the new gallary stayers for Pharis Bushnell, the wife of Frauncis Bushnell, to belong to him and his heirs forever.' In 1626/7 he was a church warder, and on 25 Mar 1636 and 29 Sep 1637, 'Fra Bushnell' made donations for the 'reparation of St. Pauls in London'" This seems to indicate this family did "not probably... emigrate because of religious persecutions'. He immigrated in 1639 with his 2 daughters " in the company of Rev. Henry Whitfield aboard the St. John (from Guilford, England). After they had been at sea for about ten days, the company formulated a covenant, sometimes called the 'Guilford Covenant' or the 'Plantation Covenant' upon which his name appears third, while that of the Rev. John Hoadley who married his daughter Sarah, appears ninth. The company landed at Fair Haven, CT between the 10th and 15th of July 1639 and two months later the deed was signed for their new settlement at Menunkatuck, purchased of the Quinipiac Indians, which they named Guilford after the shire town in Surrey from which some of the emigrants came". He resided between Sep 1639 and 1646 in Guilford, New Haven Co. CT ("...his home lot of about 3 1/2 acres, on the N.E. corner of the the roads now known as Fair and Broad Streets, was one of the choice locations. When his son Francis Jr. came to Guilford he acquired the lot next north of the northwest corner lot, on Fair Street, whicle the Rev. John Hoadley has a lot on the south side of Broad Street between Fair and River Streets: Francis resided here until his death).	BUSHNELL, Francis (I22987)
104280	Occupation: artisan: (perhaps a painter and decorator, for in 1610/11, 'Frauncis Bushnell' was paid five shillings for 'cullering the funt' (of the church or alter) before 1610/11 in Horsham, Sussex Co. England. He was mentioned on 15 Aug 1625 in the will of his father as a beneficiary and executor. In 1626 he and his family had "subscribed? to the church in Horsham, for "by a seating list..; a Seate under the new gallary stayers for Pharis Bushnell, the wife of Frauncis Bushnell, to belong to him and his heirs forever.' In 1626/7 he was a church warder, and on 25 Mar 1636 and 29 Sep 1637, 'Fra Bushnell' made donations for the 'reparation of St. Pauls in London'" This seems to indicate this family did "not probably... emigrate because of religious persecutions'. He immigrated in 1639 with his 2 daughters " in the company of Rev. Henry Whitfield aboard the St. John (from Guilford, England). After they had been at sea for about ten days, the company formulated a covenant, sometimes called the 'Guilford Covenant' or the 'Plantation Covenant' upon which his name appears third, while that of the Rev. John Hoadley who married his daughter Sarah, appears ninth. The company landed at Fair Haven, CT between the 10th and 15th of July 1639 and two months later the deed was signed for their new settlement at Menunkatuck, purchased of the Quinipiac Indians, which they named Guilford after the shire town in Surrey from which some of the emigrants came". He resided between Sep 1639 and 1646 in Guilford, New Haven Co. CT ("...his home lot of about 3 1/2 acres, on the N.E. corner of the the roads now known as Fair and Broad Streets, was one of the choice locations. When his son Francis Jr. came to Guilford he acquired the lot next north of the northwest corner lot, on Fair Street, whicle the Rev. John Hoadley has a lot on the south side of Broad Street between Fair and River Streets: Francis resided here until his death).	BUSHNELL, Francis (I22987)
104281	Occupation: artisan: (perhaps a painter and decorator, for in 1610/11, 'Frauncis Bushnell' was paid five shillings for 'cullering the funt' (of the church or alter) before 1610/11 in Horsham, Sussex Co. England. He was mentioned on 15 Aug 1625 in the will of his father as a beneficiary and executor. In 1626 he and his family had "subscribed? to the church in Horsham, for "by a seating list..; a Seate under the new gallary stayers for Pharis Bushnell, the wife of Frauncis Bushnell, to belong to him and his heirs forever.' In 1626/7 he was a church warder, and on 25 Mar 1636 and 29 Sep 1637, 'Fra Bushnell' made donations for the 'reparation of St. Pauls in London'" This seems to indicate this family did "not probably... emigrate because of religious persecutions'. He immigrated in 1639 with his 2 daughters " in the company of Rev. Henry Whitfield aboard the St. John (from Guilford, England). After they had been at sea for about ten days, the company formulated a covenant, sometimes called the 'Guilford Covenant' or the 'Plantation Covenant' upon which his name appears third, while that of the Rev. John Hoadley who married his daughter Sarah, appears ninth. The company landed at Fair Haven, CT between the 10th and 15th of July 1639 and two months later the deed was signed for their new settlement at Menunkatuck, purchased of the Quinipiac Indians, which they named Guilford after the shire town in Surrey from which some of the emigrants came". He resided between Sep 1639 and 1646 in Guilford, New Haven Co. CT ("...his home lot of about 3 1/2 acres, on the N.E. corner of the the roads now known as Fair and Broad Streets, was one of the choice locations. When his son Francis Jr. came to Guilford he acquired the lot next north of the northwest corner lot, on Fair Street, whicle the Rev. John Hoadley has a lot on the south side of Broad Street between Fair and River Streets: Francis resided here until his death).	BUSHNELL, Francis (I22987)
104282	Occupation: artisan: (perhaps a painter and decorator, for in 1610/11, 'Frauncis Bushnell' was paid five shillings for 'cullering the funt' (of the church or alter) before 1610/11 in Horsham, Sussex Co. England. He was mentioned on 15 Aug 1625 in the will of his father as a beneficiary and executor. In 1626 he and his family had "subscribed? to the church in Horsham, for "by a seating list..; a Seate under the new gallary stayers for Pharis Bushnell, the wife of Frauncis Bushnell, to belong to him and his heirs forever.' In 1626/7 he was a church warder, and on 25 Mar 1636 and 29 Sep 1637, 'Fra Bushnell' made donations for the 'reparation of St. Pauls in London'" This seems to indicate this family did "not probably... emigrate because of religious persecutions'. He immigrated in 1639 with his 2 daughters " in the company of Rev. Henry Whitfield aboard the St. John (from Guilford, England). After they had been at sea for about ten days, the company formulated a covenant, sometimes called the 'Guilford Covenant' or the 'Plantation Covenant' upon which his name appears third, while that of the Rev. John Hoadley who married his daughter Sarah, appears ninth. The company landed at Fair Haven, CT between the 10th and 15th of July 1639 and two months later the deed was signed for their new settlement at Menunkatuck, purchased of the Quinipiac Indians, which they named Guilford after the shire town in Surrey from which some of the emigrants came". He resided between Sep 1639 and 1646 in Guilford, New Haven Co. CT ("...his home lot of about 3 1/2 acres, on the N.E. corner of the the roads now known as Fair and Broad Streets, was one of the choice locations. When his son Francis Jr. came to Guilford he acquired the lot next north of the northwest corner lot, on Fair Street, whicle the Rev. John Hoadley has a lot on the south side of Broad Street between Fair and River Streets: Francis resided here until his death).	BUSHNELL, Francis (I22987)
104283	Occupation: artisan: (perhaps a painter and decorator, for in 1610/11, 'Frauncis Bushnell' was paid five shillings for 'cullering the funt' (of the church or alter) before 1610/11 in Horsham, Sussex Co. England. He was mentioned on 15 Aug 1625 in the will of his father as a beneficiary and executor. In 1626 he and his family had "subscribed? to the church in Horsham, for "by a seating list..; a Seate under the new gallary stayers for Pharis Bushnell, the wife of Frauncis Bushnell, to belong to him and his heirs forever.' In 1626/7 he was a church warder, and on 25 Mar 1636 and 29 Sep 1637, 'Fra Bushnell' made donations for the 'reparation of St. Pauls in London'" This seems to indicate this family did "not probably... emigrate because of religious persecutions'. He immigrated in 1639 with his 2 daughters " in the company of Rev. Henry Whitfield aboard the St. John (from Guilford, England). After they had been at sea for about ten days, the company formulated a covenant, sometimes called the 'Guilford Covenant' or the 'Plantation Covenant' upon which his name appears third, while that of the Rev. John Hoadley who married his daughter Sarah, appears ninth. The company landed at Fair Haven, CT between the 10th and 15th of July 1639 and two months later the deed was signed for their new settlement at Menunkatuck, purchased of the Quinipiac Indians, which they named Guilford after the shire town in Surrey from which some of the emigrants came". He resided between Sep 1639 and 1646 in Guilford, New Haven Co. CT ("...his home lot of about 3 1/2 acres, on the N.E. corner of the the roads now known as Fair and Broad Streets, was one of the choice locations. When his son Francis Jr. came to Guilford he acquired the lot next north of the northwest corner lot, on Fair Street, whicle the Rev. John Hoadley has a lot on the south side of Broad Street between Fair and River Streets: Francis resided here until his death).	BUSHNELL, Francis (I22987)
104284	Occupation: artisan: (perhaps a painter and decorator, for in 1610/11, 'Frauncis Bushnell' was paid five shillings for 'cullering the funt' (of the church or alter) before 1610/11 in Horsham, Sussex Co. England. He was mentioned on 15 Aug 1625 in the will of his father as a beneficiary and executor. In 1626 he and his family had "subscribed? to the church in Horsham, for "by a seating list..; a Seate under the new gallary stayers for Pharis Bushnell, the wife of Frauncis Bushnell, to belong to him and his heirs forever.' In 1626/7 he was a church warder, and on 25 Mar 1636 and 29 Sep 1637, 'Fra Bushnell' made donations for the 'reparation of St. Pauls in London'" This seems to indicate this family did "not probably... emigrate because of religious persecutions'. He immigrated in 1639 with his 2 daughters " in the company of Rev. Henry Whitfield aboard the St. John (from Guilford, England). After they had been at sea for about ten days, the company formulated a covenant, sometimes called the 'Guilford Covenant' or the 'Plantation Covenant' upon which his name appears third, while that of the Rev. John Hoadley who married his daughter Sarah, appears ninth. The company landed at Fair Haven, CT between the 10th and 15th of July 1639 and two months later the deed was signed for their new settlement at Menunkatuck, purchased of the Quinipiac Indians, which they named Guilford after the shire town in Surrey from which some of the emigrants came". He resided between Sep 1639 and 1646 in Guilford, New Haven Co. CT ("...his home lot of about 3 1/2 acres, on the N.E. corner of the the roads now known as Fair and Broad Streets, was one of the choice locations. When his son Francis Jr. came to Guilford he acquired the lot next north of the northwest corner lot, on Fair Street, whicle the Rev. John Hoadley has a lot on the south side of Broad Street between Fair and River Streets: Francis resided here until his death).	BUSHNELL, Francis (I22987)
104285	Occupation: artisan: (perhaps a painter and decorator, for in 1610/11, 'Frauncis Bushnell' was paid five shillings for 'cullering the funt' (of the church or alter) before 1610/11 in Horsham, Sussex Co. England. He was mentioned on 15 Aug 1625 in the will of his father as a beneficiary and executor. In 1626 he and his family had "subscribed? to the church in Horsham, for "by a seating list..; a Seate under the new gallary stayers for Pharis Bushnell, the wife of Frauncis Bushnell, to belong to him and his heirs forever.' In 1626/7 he was a church warder, and on 25 Mar 1636 and 29 Sep 1637, 'Fra Bushnell' made donations for the 'reparation of St. Pauls in London'" This seems to indicate this family did "not probably... emigrate because of religious persecutions'. He immigrated in 1639 with his 2 daughters " in the company of Rev. Henry Whitfield aboard the St. John (from Guilford, England). After they had been at sea for about ten days, the company formulated a covenant, sometimes called the 'Guilford Covenant' or the 'Plantation Covenant' upon which his name appears third, while that of the Rev. John Hoadley who married his daughter Sarah, appears ninth. The company landed at Fair Haven, CT between the 10th and 15th of July 1639 and two months later the deed was signed for their new settlement at Menunkatuck, purchased of the Quinipiac Indians, which they named Guilford after the shire town in Surrey from which some of the emigrants came". He resided between Sep 1639 and 1646 in Guilford, New Haven Co. CT ("...his home lot of about 3 1/2 acres, on the N.E. corner of the the roads now known as Fair and Broad Streets, was one of the choice locations. When his son Francis Jr. came to Guilford he acquired the lot next north of the northwest corner lot, on Fair Street, whicle the Rev. John Hoadley has a lot on the south side of Broad Street between Fair and River Streets: Francis resided here until his death).	BUSHNELL, Francis (I22987)
104286	Occupation: artisan: (perhaps a painter and decorator, for in 1610/11, 'Frauncis Bushnell' was paid five shillings for 'cullering the funt' (of the church or alter) before 1610/11 in Horsham, Sussex Co. England. He was mentioned on 15 Aug 1625 in the will of his father as a beneficiary and executor. In 1626 he and his family had "subscribed? to the church in Horsham, for "by a seating list..; a Seate under the new gallary stayers for Pharis Bushnell, the wife of Frauncis Bushnell, to belong to him and his heirs forever.' In 1626/7 he was a church warder, and on 25 Mar 1636 and 29 Sep 1637, 'Fra Bushnell' made donations for the 'reparation of St. Pauls in London'" This seems to indicate this family did "not probably... emigrate because of religious persecutions'. He immigrated in 1639 with his 2 daughters " in the company of Rev. Henry Whitfield aboard the St. John (from Guilford, England). After they had been at sea for about ten days, the company formulated a covenant, sometimes called the 'Guilford Covenant' or the 'Plantation Covenant' upon which his name appears third, while that of the Rev. John Hoadley who married his daughter Sarah, appears ninth. The company landed at Fair Haven, CT between the 10th and 15th of July 1639 and two months later the deed was signed for their new settlement at Menunkatuck, purchased of the Quinipiac Indians, which they named Guilford after the shire town in Surrey from which some of the emigrants came". He resided between Sep 1639 and 1646 in Guilford, New Haven Co. CT ("...his home lot of about 3 1/2 acres, on the N.E. corner of the the roads now known as Fair and Broad Streets, was one of the choice locations. When his son Francis Jr. came to Guilford he acquired the lot next north of the northwest corner lot, on Fair Street, whicle the Rev. John Hoadley has a lot on the south side of Broad Street between Fair and River Streets: Francis resided here until his death).	BUSHNELL, Francis (I22987)
104287	Occupation: artisan: (perhaps a painter and decorator, for in 1610/11, 'Frauncis Bushnell' was paid five shillings for 'cullering the funt' (of the church or alter) before 1610/11 in Horsham, Sussex Co. England. He was mentioned on 15 Aug 1625 in the will of his father as a beneficiary and executor. In 1626 he and his family had "subscribed? to the church in Horsham, for "by a seating list..; a Seate under the new gallary stayers for Pharis Bushnell, the wife of Frauncis Bushnell, to belong to him and his heirs forever.' In 1626/7 he was a church warder, and on 25 Mar 1636 and 29 Sep 1637, 'Fra Bushnell' made donations for the 'reparation of St. Pauls in London'" This seems to indicate this family did "not probably... emigrate because of religious persecutions'. He immigrated in 1639 with his 2 daughters " in the company of Rev. Henry Whitfield aboard the St. John (from Guilford, England). After they had been at sea for about ten days, the company formulated a covenant, sometimes called the 'Guilford Covenant' or the 'Plantation Covenant' upon which his name appears third, while that of the Rev. John Hoadley who married his daughter Sarah, appears ninth. The company landed at Fair Haven, CT between the 10th and 15th of July 1639 and two months later the deed was signed for their new settlement at Menunkatuck, purchased of the Quinipiac Indians, which they named Guilford after the shire town in Surrey from which some of the emigrants came". He resided between Sep 1639 and 1646 in Guilford, New Haven Co. CT ("...his home lot of about 3 1/2 acres, on the N.E. corner of the the roads now known as Fair and Broad Streets, was one of the choice locations. When his son Francis Jr. came to Guilford he acquired the lot next north of the northwest corner lot, on Fair Street, whicle the Rev. John Hoadley has a lot on the south side of Broad Street between Fair and River Streets: Francis resided here until his death).	BUSHNELL, Francis (I22987)
104288	Occupation: artisan: (perhaps a painter and decorator, for in 1610/11, 'Frauncis Bushnell' was paid five shillings for 'cullering the funt' (of the church or alter) before 1610/11 in Horsham, Sussex Co. England. He was mentioned on 15 Aug 1625 in the will of his father as a beneficiary and executor. In 1626 he and his family had "subscribed? to the church in Horsham, for "by a seating list..; a Seate under the new gallary stayers for Pharis Bushnell, the wife of Frauncis Bushnell, to belong to him and his heirs forever.' In 1626/7 he was a church warder, and on 25 Mar 1636 and 29 Sep 1637, 'Fra Bushnell' made donations for the 'reparation of St. Pauls in London'" This seems to indicate this family did "not probably... emigrate because of religious persecutions'. He immigrated in 1639 with his 2 daughters " in the company of Rev. Henry Whitfield aboard the St. John (from Guilford, England). After they had been at sea for about ten days, the company formulated a covenant, sometimes called the 'Guilford Covenant' or the 'Plantation Covenant' upon which his name appears third, while that of the Rev. John Hoadley who married his daughter Sarah, appears ninth. The company landed at Fair Haven, CT between the 10th and 15th of July 1639 and two months later the deed was signed for their new settlement at Menunkatuck, purchased of the Quinipiac Indians, which they named Guilford after the shire town in Surrey from which some of the emigrants came". He resided between Sep 1639 and 1646 in Guilford, New Haven Co. CT ("...his home lot of about 3 1/2 acres, on the N.E. corner of the the roads now known as Fair and Broad Streets, was one of the choice locations. When his son Francis Jr. came to Guilford he acquired the lot next north of the northwest corner lot, on Fair Street, whicle the Rev. John Hoadley has a lot on the south side of Broad Street between Fair and River Streets: Francis resided here until his death).	BUSHNELL, Francis (I22987)
104289	Occupation: artisan: (perhaps a painter and decorator, for in 1610/11, 'Frauncis Bushnell' was paid five shillings for 'cullering the funt' (of the church or alter) before 1610/11 in Horsham, Sussex Co. England. He was mentioned on 15 Aug 1625 in the will of his father as a beneficiary and executor. In 1626 he and his family had "subscribed? to the church in Horsham, for "by a seating list..; a Seate under the new gallary stayers for Pharis Bushnell, the wife of Frauncis Bushnell, to belong to him and his heirs forever.' In 1626/7 he was a church warder, and on 25 Mar 1636 and 29 Sep 1637, 'Fra Bushnell' made donations for the 'reparation of St. Pauls in London'" This seems to indicate this family did "not probably... emigrate because of religious persecutions'. He immigrated in 1639 with his 2 daughters " in the company of Rev. Henry Whitfield aboard the St. John (from Guilford, England). After they had been at sea for about ten days, the company formulated a covenant, sometimes called the 'Guilford Covenant' or the 'Plantation Covenant' upon which his name appears third, while that of the Rev. John Hoadley who married his daughter Sarah, appears ninth. The company landed at Fair Haven, CT between the 10th and 15th of July 1639 and two months later the deed was signed for their new settlement at Menunkatuck, purchased of the Quinipiac Indians, which they named Guilford after the shire town in Surrey from which some of the emigrants came". He resided between Sep 1639 and 1646 in Guilford, New Haven Co. CT ("...his home lot of about 3 1/2 acres, on the N.E. corner of the the roads now known as Fair and Broad Streets, was one of the choice locations. When his son Francis Jr. came to Guilford he acquired the lot next north of the northwest corner lot, on Fair Street, whicle the Rev. John Hoadley has a lot on the south side of Broad Street between Fair and River Streets: Francis resided here until his death).	BUSHNELL, Francis (I22987)
104290	Occupation: husbandman and miller in Thatcham, Berkshire Co. England. He was mentioned on 10 Apr 1591 in the will of his father as co-executor with his mother. He left a will on 12 Jan 1609/10 in Sulhampstead Abbots, Berkshire Co. England.	BUSHNELL, William (I24171)
104291	Occupation: husbandman and miller in Thatcham, Berkshire Co. England. He was mentioned on 10 Apr 1591 in the will of his father as co-executor with his mother. He left a will on 12 Jan 1609/10 in Sulhampstead Abbots, Berkshire Co. England.	BUSHNELL, William (I24171)
104292	Occupation: husbandman and miller in Thatcham, Berkshire Co. England. He was mentioned on 10 Apr 1591 in the will of his father as co-executor with his mother. He left a will on 12 Jan 1609/10 in Sulhampstead Abbots, Berkshire Co. England.	BUSHNELL, William (I24171)
104293	Occupation: husbandman and miller in Thatcham, Berkshire Co. England. He was mentioned on 10 Apr 1591 in the will of his father as co-executor with his mother. He left a will on 12 Jan 1609/10 in Sulhampstead Abbots, Berkshire Co. England.	BUSHNELL, William (I24171)
104294	Occupation: husbandman and miller in Thatcham, Berkshire Co. England. He was mentioned on 10 Apr 1591 in the will of his father as co-executor with his mother. He left a will on 12 Jan 1609/10 in Sulhampstead Abbots, Berkshire Co. England.	BUSHNELL, William (I24171)
104295	Occupation: husbandman and miller in Thatcham, Berkshire Co. England. He was mentioned on 10 Apr 1591 in the will of his father as co-executor with his mother. He left a will on 12 Jan 1609/10 in Sulhampstead Abbots, Berkshire Co. England.	BUSHNELL, William (I24171)
104296	Occupation: husbandman and miller in Thatcham, Berkshire Co. England. He was mentioned on 10 Apr 1591 in the will of his father as co-executor with his mother. He left a will on 12 Jan 1609/10 in Sulhampstead Abbots, Berkshire Co. England.	BUSHNELL, William (I24171)
104297	Occupation: husbandman and miller in Thatcham, Berkshire Co. England. He was mentioned on 10 Apr 1591 in the will of his father as co-executor with his mother. He left a will on 12 Jan 1609/10 in Sulhampstead Abbots, Berkshire Co. England.	BUSHNELL, William (I24171)
104298	Occupation: husbandman and miller in Thatcham, Berkshire Co. England. He was mentioned on 10 Apr 1591 in the will of his father as co-executor with his mother. He left a will on 12 Jan 1609/10 in Sulhampstead Abbots, Berkshire Co. England.	BUSHNELL, William (I24171)
104299	Occupation: husbandman and miller in Thatcham, Berkshire Co. England. He was mentioned on 10 Apr 1591 in the will of his father as co-executor with his mother. He left a will on 12 Jan 1609/10 in Sulhampstead Abbots, Berkshire Co. England.	BUSHNELL, William (I24171)
104300	Occupation: husbandman and miller in Thatcham, Berkshire Co. England. He was mentioned on 10 Apr 1591 in the will of his father as co-executor with his mother. He left a will on 12 Jan 1609/10 in Sulhampstead Abbots, Berkshire Co. England.	BUSHNELL, William (I24171)

Maintained by Michael Stafford.