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Spouse: Scott Thomas BENTLEY. Scott Thomas BENTLEY and Donna QUIGLEY were married. Children were: Sean Thomas BENTLEY, Megan BENTLEY.
Leroy RACE.
Spouse: Mary Melissa ROGERS.
Margaret RADCLIFF11 was born about 1525 in England.
Spouse: John DERISLEY. John DERISLEY and Margaret RADCLIFF were married about 1543 in England. Children were: John DERISLEY.
Edward RAINSFORD1 was christened on Sep 10, 1609 in Staverton, co. Northampton, England. He was born about Sep 1609 in Staverton, co. Northampton, England. He died on Aug 16, 1680 in Boston, Mass. He was a Migrated to Boston in 1630. He was Ruling Elder of 1st Church of Boston. Edward was Elder of the First Church of Boston; Freeman, 1637;
married (2)
Elizabeth Dildee or Dilloe (1607-88) - both are buried in King's
Chapel
burying ground, Boston; was a merchant. Baptised at Staverton,
England
10 Sept 1609, Parish of St. John the Baptist, and was eighth
child of Robert.
His brother was Lord Chief Justice of England. Edward is
mentioned in his
father's will as the third son and is to receive 100 pounds when
age 21.
He emigrated to Boston, Mass. about 1630.
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[1127]
Carl Flegal (cflegal@msn.com) offered via email 18 Jun 1999 re:
ancestry of Edward back to Charlemagne:
[1128]
The best reference that I have is Gary Boyd Roberts, "The New
England Ancestry of H.R.H. The Princess of Wales," NEHGR, 136,
85-103, 1982: "The second royal descent, compiled by H. J.
Young from F. N. MacNamara, Memorials of the Danvers Family (of
Dauntsey & Culworth) (London, 1895), William F. Carter, The
Quatremains of Oxfordshire (Oxford, 1936), volume 8 of the
Moriarty manuscript collection and a few other sources, is from
Hugh Capet, King of France, d. 996, through counts of Hainault,
Roucy, Montdidier, and Clermont, and the Clare, Wake, Duston,
Grey of Rotherfield, Breton, Quatremain, Bruley, Danvers,
Langston and Giffard families." "These kinships are explored in
"The Mowbray Connection," 7: 162-166, 174, 175."
[1129]
Weiss gives the ancestry of Adelaide de Clermont.
[1130]
James A. Rasmussen, "Edward Raynesford of Boston," NEHGR,
225-315, July, 1985 gives the ancestry through Alice Danvers,
her father Sir William Danvers of Colthrop, her grandmother Joan
Bruley. "Further particulars on Alice's ancestry may be found in
Samuel Barfield, Thatchem, Berks, and its Manors (Oxford, 1901),
edited by James Parker."
[1131]
Details of these ancestries are found on the internet:
[1132]
One ancestry of Joan Bruley is given at
(www.my-ged.com/db/page/scokin/04297). This fits with my
reference. I have not entered this ancestry into my computer
and can not send you a GEDCOM
myself. I'll be looking for it myself.
Paul Bailey McBride carries the ancestry of Thomas de Grey
(-1295) on back with many references,
(www.tiac.net/users/pmcbride/rfc/gw30.htm#18518)
Apparently many New England immigrants descend from Joan Bruley
including Ann Mowbray Hutchinson. Joan Bruley's ancestry also
appears to be correct at
Parents: Robert Esq RAYNESFORD and Mary KIRTON.
Spouse: Mary. Children were: Mary RAINSFORD (RAYNESFORD), Josiah RAINSFORD.
Josiah RAINSFORD. Parents: Edward RAINSFORD and Mary.
Mary RAINSFORD (RAYNESFORD)1 was born on Jun 1, 1632 in Boston, Mass. She died on Apr 12, 1694 in Saconesset, Mass. Mary was born in Boston in 1632 and had a twin brother, Josiah.
Both her mother and her brother died in 1632 and her father
remarried
before 1634.
Mary was a twin. Amos Otis, "Genealogical Notes
of
Barnstable Families" (Goss Publishers, 1888) states that William
married
Mary, daughter of Hugh Burt of Lynn, Mass., and had Mary (b. 21
Nov 54) and
William (b. 1656) "and probably others." Also identifying Mary
as surnamed
Burt is "Library of Cape Cod History and Genealogy - The Bassett
Family of
Yarmouth." /www.ezonline.com/aem/gen/d0005/g0000011.htm#I1210 Parents: Edward RAINSFORD and Mary.
Spouse: William BASSETT. William BASSETT and Mary RAINSFORD (RAYNESFORD) were married about 1652 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MA. Children were: Nathan BASSETT, Mary BASSETT, William Col BASSETT, Thomas BASSETT, Sarah BASSETT, Richard BASSETT.
Andrew RANKIN. Parents: Andrew RANKIN and Martha MERRY.
Andrew RANKIN1 died before 1678.
Spouse: Martha MERRY. Children were: Mary RANKIN, Andrew RANKIN.
Mary RANKIN1 was born in 1676 in Boston, Suffolk, Ma. She died on Feb 17, 1753 in Chilmark, Dukes, MA. Parents: Andrew RANKIN and Martha MERRY.
Spouse: Paine MAYHEW. Paine MAYHEW and Mary RANKIN were married on Dec 8, 1699 in Chilmark, MA. Children were: Paine MAYHEW, Mary MAYHEW, Martha MAYHEW, Sarah MAYHEW, Thomas MAYHEW, Bethiah MAYHEW, Hannah MAYHEW, Matthew MAYHEW.
Elmer Ivan RAYMOND14 was born on Sep 4, 1901 in Kersey, Weld, Colorado.37 He died on Aug 17, 1977 in Caldwell, Canyon, Idaho.37 He was buried on Aug 19, 1977 in Caldwell, Canyon, Idaho.37
[Adam Clark Hall.FTW]
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Spouse: Mildred Naomi HALL. Elmer Ivan RAYMOND and Mildred Naomi HALL were married on Oct 18, 1925 in Caldwell, Canyon, Idaho.37
Sarah RAYMOND was born on Jan 29, 1679 in New London, CT.
Spouse: Benjamin ARMSTRONG. Benjamin ARMSTRONG and Sarah RAYMOND were married on Jan 13, 1701 in New London, CT. Children were: Mary ARMSTRONG, Phebe ARMSTRONG, Sarah ARMSTRONG, Elizabeth ARMSTRONG, Rachel ARMSTRONG, Benjamin ARMSTRONG, Martha ARMSTRONG, Daniel ARMSTRONG, Peter ARMSTRONG, Simon ARMSTRONG, Kasiah ARMSTRONG, Lucy ARMSTRONG, Leah ARMSTRONG.
Anne RAYNESFORD. Parents: Robert Esq RAYNESFORD and Mary KIRTON.
Elizabeth RAYNESFORD. Parents: Robert Esq RAYNESFORD and Mary KIRTON.
George RAYNESFORD. Parents: Richard RAYNESFORD and Anne MEADE.
Jane RAYNESFORD. Parents: Richard RAYNESFORD and Anne MEADE.
John RAYNESFORD. Parents: Robert Esq RAYNESFORD and Mary KIRTON.
John RAYNESFORD. Parents: Richard RAYNESFORD and Anne MEADE.
Judith RAYNESFORD. Parents: Richard RAYNESFORD and Anne MEADE.
Phillipa RAYNESFORD. Parents: Richard RAYNESFORD and Anne MEADE.
Richard RAYNESFORD1 died about Feb 17, 1603/4 in Epping, co. Essex, England. Richard resided at Gyles, in Epping, Co. Essex, England, and
possessed
Daventry and Northants. He was third son of his father and was
buried
17 Feb 1603/4 at Epping where he held the Manor of Gyles; he
also held other
manors. Epping is about a mile SW of North Weald Basset and is
about 18
miles NNE of the center of London.
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Richard Raynsford, of Epping co. Essex, where he was buried 17
Feb.
1603/4 (microfilm of parish register transcript at Essex Record
Office, no. T/R 57). Philip Morant's History adn Antiquitites of
the
County of Essex (1767), 2:k50 says the manor of Giles in Epping
passed
to Antony Browne in 1566, then was held by Richard Raynsford,
Esq.,
"who dyed 14 Feb. 1603." His inquisition post mortem, held at
Stratford, 3 July 1604, states he died 14 February 1604 holding
the
Manor of Gilles, lands at Epping Bury and Epping [faded word] in
co.
Essex, lands at Sabredyworth, and in the manors of Pisho Bury,
[faded
word] Bury and Shinglehall, co. Herts., and that his son and
heir was
Robert Raynsford, more than twenty-one (PRO 665/59). The
Victoria
County History of Essex, 4:295, notes that Richard Rainsford of
Epping, who died in 1604, left L5 to found a charity in the
parish of
North Weald Bassett, the income to be applied for relief of the
poor.
He was twice married, first to Anne Meade, the only wife
mentioned
in the pedigrees, and second at St. Gregory-by-St.-Paul, London,
6
July 1585, as "Richard Rainfford of Epping in Essex, gent.," to
Elizabeth Revell (parish register, no MS 10,231 at Guildhall
Library,
London). The first marriage is probably that marriage recorded
at
North Weald Bassett on 8 November 1559 between Richard Raynsford
and
Anne Godden [sic]. Anne is called a daughter of Thomas Meade of
Berdon, co Essex, in the pedigrees, but her father has not yet
been
sufficiently identified among several of the name. The will of
Joan
Mead of Berden, widow, dated 28 August 1557 (Essex REcord Office
no.
B/ABa 1/103 Reel 1, xerox copy provided by /archivist) names
sons
John, Edward, Thomas and Richard Mead, son Richard Bennett,
mentions
unnamed wives of all sons, names daughters Joan, wife of Thomas
Pelham: Elizabeth Wright, and Agnes Goddaye, and leaves unnamed
children of Agnes cash legacies at their day of marriage. The
will of
Edward Mead of Berdon, dated 10 Sept 1577 and proved 19 November
following (PCC 44 Daughtry) names his ten children, brothers
Thomas
and Richard Mead, sister Jane Pelham but not sister Agnes/Anne,
who
was perhaps then dead.
On 4 December 1558 Robert Godday of Sabrythesworth, alias
Groves,
co Hertfordshire, was licensed to alienate the same and land in
Sherying, co. Essex, to his son Thomas Godday, and on 12 June
1560
Thomas Gooddaye and Joan his wife of Sabrigeworth, co.
Hertfordshire,
were licensed to alienate lands in Shering, co. Essex (Calendar
of
Patent Rolls: Elizabeth I, 10:136, 363). The Hertfordshire "Feet
of
Fine," Trinity Term 8 Elizabeth I 1566 (The Herts Genealogist &
Antiquary 1 [1895]: 345) show "Three messuages and lands in
Sabrygeworth, Tho. Goddaye & Benedict Averyll; Rich. Raynsforde
&
Agnes his wife." Much later, at Hilary Term 34 Elizabeth I,
1591/2,
there ws an action regarding messuage and lands in North Mymmes,
Herts., between Henry Knowlys, gent. vs. Rich. Raynesford,
gent.,
Elizabeth his wife and Elizabeth Marvyn, widow (ibid., 3 [1898]:
97).
George Baker, History of Northamptonshire (1822-1830), 1:348,
states
that in 1602 Richard Symes alienated his manor of Drayton in
Northamptonshire to Richard Raynesford, Esq., and Robert his son
and
heir apparent in fee, "which Robert, in 6 Jac. (1608) his father
being
then dead," conveyed to Richard Farmer, Gent., and Edward FArmer
his
second son.
The will fo Richard Raynsford of Epping, Gentleman, was made 22
August 1599 and proved 5 June 1604 (PCC 59 Harte). By it he left
wife
Elizabeth various personal and household goods she was to
forfeit if
she remarried. He left L500 apiece to "my sonnes two daughters
Marye
and Jane" when they married or at age twenty-one; L25 to be paid
within three years to "Phillippa Marshe the child of my late
daughter
deceased," and the balance of his estate to son Robert Raynsford
who
was also nominated executor. His "loving nephew Richard Bugge,
gentleman and my loving brother-in-law Richard Meade, yeoman"
were to
be supervisors and each was to receive a gold ring worth forty
shillings when three months. The will was witnessed by John
Milles,
Edward Stauemont and Roger Numan. Parents: George RAYNSFORD and Katherine TAVERNER.
Spouse: Anne MEADE. Richard RAYNESFORD and Anne MEADE were married on Nov 8, 1559 in North Weald Bassett, England. Children were: Robert Esq RAYNESFORD, Phillipa RAYNESFORD, George RAYNESFORD, John RAYNESFORD, Judith RAYNESFORD, Susan RAYNESFORD, Jane RAYNESFORD.
Richard Sir RAYNESFORD. Parents: Robert Esq RAYNESFORD and Mary KIRTON.
Robert RAYNESFORD. Parents: Robert Esq RAYNESFORD and Mary KIRTON.
Robert Esq RAYNESFORD1 was born about Feb 7, 1566/67 in Epping, co. Essex, England. He was christened on Feb 7, 1566/67 in Epping, co. Essex, England. He died on Apr 15, 1629 in Staverton, co. Northampton, England. Robert was "aged 21, 1604"; was baptised at Epping, Co. Essex,
9 January 1565/6; is 6th child of his father; is "of Staverton."
The pedigree
states that he sold Drayton in 1608. He made his will 10 October
1628.
Staverton is nearly 10 miles west of Northampton and perhaps 15
miles SE of
Coventry. A Drayton House shows as an "antiquity" on modern maps
about 29
miles NE of Staverton (but is not known to be the property sold
by Robert)
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According to the Centennial History of Boston, 1880, He was an
elder in the church and the head of a respectable family. He was
disarmed by the government for being supportive of Anne
Hutchinson.
The Boston "Book of Possessions" compiled about 1645 contains
the
names of the owners of land at the time. It was published by the
City, being the second report of the Record Commissioners.
"Edward
Rainsford" appears on the list.
There are no other Rainsford's listed. He was a selectman of
Boston
from 1962-69.
His name "Edward Ransford" appears on the first Covenant dated
at
Charlestown, August 27, 1630 which reads as follows: In the Name
of
the Lord Jesus Christ, and in obedience to His Holy will and
Divine
Ordinance: Wee whose names are hereunder written, being by His
most
wise and good Providence brought together into this part of
America in
the Bay of Massachusetts, and desirous to unite ourselves into
one
Congregation, or Church, under the Lord Jesus Christ our Head,
in such
sort as becometh all those whom He hath Redeemed and Sanctified
to
Himselfe, doe hereby solemnly and religiously (as in His most
holy
Proesance) Promisse and bind our selves to walke in all our
wayes
according to the Rule of the Gospell, and in all sincere
Conformity to
His holy Ordinances, and in mutuall love and respect each to
other, so
neer as God shall give us grace.
This indicates that he was early a church member at Boston. A
separate entry dated the 15th of the 10th month, 1633 (that
would be
December, I believe). "Elisabeth Ransford, ye wife of our
brother
Edward Ransford" was admitted as a member of the Boston Church.
Edward Rainsford was also one of the Founders of Old South
Church
in 1669. The comment to the list in the Memorial History of
Boston is
that "Many or most of them already belonged to the First Church,
but
none except substantial men would be named in such an
enterprise.
Most of them resided at what was then the South End. Our Essex
and
Boylston streets were the limit of the town, except such few
houses as
were on the
high-road to Roxbury i.e. Washington Street.
An Ann Rainsford married Samuel Hough, of one of the most
prominent
Boston families about 1675 and had two sons who died before
middle
age.
According to the Genealogical Dictionary: "Edward Rainsford,
often
Ransford, Boston, 1630, came in the fleet with Winthrop by
Hutchinson
I. 260, called brother of chief justice Rainsford, which so
strongly
do I suspect to be erroneous that gladly would conjecture be
offered
of its possible cause, were it in my power, was freeman 17 April
1637,
a deacon
and ruling elder of the first church and one of the founders of
the
third, indignant at the artifices practised to bring Davenport
from
New Haven, died 16 Aug. 1680. He by first wife had Mary and
Josiah,
b.1, both baptised 17 June 1632; the mother died the same month
and
Josiah died in September following and by second wife Elizabeth
had
John, born 30 June, baptised 27 July 1634; Jonathan, baptised 23
Oct.
1636; Ranis, 4, baptised 10 June 1638; Nathan, 24 July, baptised
1
Aug. 1641, died before his father; David, baptised 1 Sept. 1644,
died
28 Nov. 1691; Solomon; Edward; Elizabeth; and Ann, born 1 Feb.
1652;
all except the first son named in the will, made 3, probated 28
Aug.
1680, though Jonathan and Nathan are mentioned as dead yet the
latter
probably without issue, as his share is given to Edward and the
children of the other are named, Jonathan,
Dorothy, and Mary. His widow Elizabeth, who died 16 Nov. 1688
aged
81, is named executrix and he calls his daughter Mary Parcyfull,
meaning possibly Percival, but where the husband was is unknown.
Ranis Belcher, wife of Josiah, Elizabeth Greenough, second wife
of
William and Ann Hough, wife of Samuel of Boston. Edward, Boston,
a
fisherman, came in the Abigail from London, 1635, aged 26, whom
I dare
not deny, though I must not assert, to be the same as
preceeding."
According to NEHGS NEXIS, Vol. XII, No. 5, p. 156, Edward
Raynsford is
a royal descendant, citing Register 139 (1985): 296-301.
Marie was granddaughter to two aldermen of London, Stephen
Kirton and
John Sadler, great-granddaughter of a Sheriff of the city,
Nicholas
Leveson, and was both niece and great niece of Lord Mayors: Sir
Nicholas Woodruff and Sir William Hewett. Her baptism is not
among
those of children recorded to her parents at St. Andrew
Undershaft
between 1560 and 1567 or at Thorpe Mandeville between 1573 and
1577,
but the pedigrees show that she was mother of Robert's children
as
listed below, and she was alive on April 20, 1634 when named in
the
will of her son John Raynsford as "my loving mother Mary
Raynsford,
widow."
Marie was granddaughter to two aldermen of London, Stephen
Kirton and
John Sadler, great-granddaughter of a Sheriff of the city,
Nicholas
Leveson, and was both niece and great niece of Lord Mayors: Sir
Nicholas Woodruff and Sir William Hewett. Her baptism is not
among
those of children recorded to her parents at St. Andrew
Undershaft
between 1560 and 1567 or at Thorpe Mandeville between 1573 and
1577,
but the pedigrees show that she was mother of Robert's children
as
listed below, and she was alive on April 20, 1634 when named in
the
will of her son John Raynsford as "my loving mother Mary
Raynsford,
widow." E Parents: Richard RAYNESFORD and Anne MEADE.
Spouse: Mary KIRTON. Robert Esq RAYNESFORD and Mary KIRTON were married on Dec 14, 1602 in Croyden, England. Children were: Edward RAINSFORD, Elizabeth RAYNESFORD, John RAYNESFORD, Richard Sir RAYNESFORD, Robert RAYNESFORD, Anne RAYNESFORD.
Susan RAYNESFORD. Parents: Richard RAYNESFORD and Anne MEADE.
George RAYNSFORD1 died about Mar 17, 1559 in North Weald Bassett, England. He was buried on Mar 27, 1559 in North Weald Bassett, England. George was the third son; "Gentleman, of North Weald Bassett,
Co. Essex,
where he was buried 27 March 1559 (parish register)." His will requests burial at the
altar end of
the North Weald Church and leaves money "for my tythes
negligently
forgotten". His siblings are given in the pedigree, including
the oldest
brother. Sir William Rainsford, "Gentleman Usher to Henry VIII;
ob. 1557."
North Weald Basset is about 20 miles NE of the heart of London.
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Gentleman of North Weald Bassett, co Essex, where he was buried
27
March 1559 (parish register). He married Katherine Taverner,
daughter
of Walter and Alice ( ) Taverner of North Weald Bassett, almost
certainly the Katherine Rainsford buried there 24 September 1558
(ibid.) Visitation pedigrees call her daughter of "[blank]
Taverner
of Theydon Garnon," but two Taverner wills prove her parentage.
George Raynsford made his will at North Weald Bassett, 23
Marddch
1559, proved 7 June following (Archdeaconry Court of Essex. ref.
3/321; abstract in F.G. Emmison, Elizabethan Life: Wills of the
Essex
Gentry & Yeomen [Chelmsford, 1980], 62) He requested burial "in
North
Weald churchyard at the altar end," and left L40 to daughter
Jane at
marriage or "Michaelmas come 4 years"; L20 to daughter Ursula at
eighteen but "if either die before, their portion to be divided
among
their brethren and sister"; L20 to son Hercules in four years;
L10 to
son John at Michaelmas come four years, "or if he die, to Henry
his
brother"; L10 to son Henry at eighteen; four years lease of the
farm
and park to son Richard; L20 to son-in-law Andrew Larder and the
farm
lease after four years, also "my Dutch cloak and a coat of buff
leather." Son Richard to be overseer and to have 20 shillings
"for
his pains." Six shillings, eight pence to the high altar of
North
Weald Bassett church "for my tythes negligently forgotten."
Witnessed
by John Cormoth, vicar of Weald, John Sprynger, Richard Burton
and
John Gladwyn. Parents: John Esq. RAYNSFORD and Alice DANVERS.
Spouse: Katherine TAVERNER. George RAYNSFORD and Katherine TAVERNER were married before 1552 in North Weald Bassett, England. Children were: Richard RAYNESFORD, Hercules RAYNSFORD, John RAYNSFORD, Henry RAYNSFORD, Martha RAYNSFORD, Jane RAYNSFORD, Ursula RAYNSFORD, Marcus RAYNSFORD.
Henry RAYNSFORD. Parents: George RAYNSFORD and Katherine TAVERNER.
Henry RAYNSFORD1 died in 1469. He was an important man, Justice of the Peace for Oxfordshire,
involved in
land transactions in London and Co. Essex, etc. Henry may descend from
William
Rainsford who held the Manor of Alpheton, Co. Sussex, under John
of Gaunt
about 1380, and was brother or cousin of John of Rainsford who,
in 1391,
held Rainsford Manor in Lancastershire and had in 1386 bourne
arms as a
gentleman with John of Gaunt.
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Spouse: Elizabeth WILCOTES. Children were: William Esq. RAYNSFORD.
Hercules RAYNSFORD. Parents: George RAYNSFORD and Katherine TAVERNER.
Jane RAYNSFORD. Parents: George RAYNSFORD and Katherine TAVERNER.
John RAYNSFORD. Parents: George RAYNSFORD and Katherine TAVERNER.
John Esq. RAYNSFORD1 was born about 1474 in Great Tew? England. He died in 1551 in Michell Tew, England. John is eldest son and heir to Great Tew Manor where he resided.
He is
buried in "Mychell Tew Church." His will is dated 22 April 1551
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John Raynsford of Michell Tew, Esquire, made his will 22 April
1551,
probated 29 August 1551 (MS Wills Oxon. 180f 65v-66r at Bodleian
Library, Oxford). He requested burial "in my pue withen the
parsh
churche of Mychell Tew," and appointed as executor his son and
heir
Sir William Raynsford, knight. He left a gold ring and cash
bequest
to son George Raynsford, and also a gold ring to Hercules
Raynsford,
son and heir of Sir William. Daughters Margaret Hollwey and
Marie
Grevell were left cash bequests, as were "Thomas Hollway my
dowghter
Margarett's sonne," "Marie Sawle," and "George Langston my
dowghters
sonne." Small sums were left to Wyllyam Webbe, Alice Moore and
Raffe
butnoll, all servants. The will was witnessed by Charles
Raynsforde,
gent., Henry Beere, and Wyllyam Osbury, Vicar and curate. Since
John's wife and son John are not mentioned in the will, they Parents: William Esq. RAYNSFORD and Alyce ANNE.
Spouse: Alice DANVERS. John Esq. RAYNSFORD and Alice DANVERS were married before 1504. Children were: George RAYNSFORD, William, John, Margaret, Anne, Mary.
Marcus RAYNSFORD. Parents: George RAYNSFORD and Katherine TAVERNER.
Martha RAYNSFORD. Parents: George RAYNSFORD and Katherine TAVERNER.
Ursula RAYNSFORD. Parents: George RAYNSFORD and Katherine TAVERNER.
William Esq. RAYNSFORD1 died on Aug 4, 1487 in Oxfordshire. William was eldest son and heir and at his death held the Manor
of Great
Tew in Oxfordshire "of the Prior of Bradenstoke". He is
commemorated by a
window in the Great Tew church. He is identified "High Sheriff
of Berks.
and Oxon., 1464" in pedigree in "The Rainsford Family," Emily A.
Buckland
(Worcester: Phillips & Probert, Ltd., 1932-33), p. 40. Parents: Henry RAYNSFORD and Elizabeth WILCOTES.
Spouse: Alyce ANNE. Children were: John Esq. RAYNSFORD.
Abigail READE was born on May 29, 1687 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts. Parents: Capt. William REED and Abigail KENDALL.
Benjamin READE was born on Oct 27, 1696. Parents: Capt. William REED and Abigail KENDALL.
Edward READE. Parents: Sir Thomas READE and Mary CORNWALL.
Hepzitah READE was christened on Jun 28, 1704. Parents: Capt. William REED and Abigail KENDALL.
Joshua READE was born on Jun 20, 1702. Parents: Capt. William REED and Abigail KENDALL.
Mary READE (twin) was born on Jul 18, 1693. Parents: Capt. William REED and Abigail KENDALL.
Samuel READE was born on Oct 24, 1699. He was christened on Oct 29. Parents: Capt. William REED and Abigail KENDALL.
Sir Thomas READE. Parents: Sir Thomas REED and Mary BROCKET.
Spouse: Mary CORNWALL. Children were: William REED, Edward READE.
William READE was born about 1494 in Barton Courrt, Buckshire, England.
Spouse: Dorothy BEAUMONT. Children were: Thomas REED.
William READE (twin) was born on Jul 18, 1693. Parents: Capt. William REED and Abigail KENDALL.
Charles D. REARDON was born in Oct 1885 in Massachusetts. The 1900 census shows Charles D. at home with father Richard and brothers James, Walter, Richard, & Christopher and daughter Marie. Parents: Richard W. REARDON and Maria E. DILLON.
Children were: Marjorie Lorraine REARDON.
Christopher Joseph REARDON92 was born on Oct 18, 1888 in West Spfld, Ma. He died on Aug 10, 1944 in West Spfld, Ma. He was buried on Aug 14, 1944 in St.thomas Ceme, West Spfld, Ma. He has Ancestral File Number 10KJ-QC2. Parents: Richard W. REARDON and Maria E. DILLON.
Doris REARDON was born in Massachusetts. Parents: Walter John REARDON and Emma Roxanna A. COMSTOCK.
James REARDON was born in Jul 1878 in Massachusetts. He was a milk peddler according to the 1900 census. Parents: Richard W. REARDON and Maria E. DILLON.
John Walter REARDON was born on Oct 28, 1919 in Wilmington, DE. He died in Nov 1985 in Springfield, Hampden County, MA. He had Social Security Number 023-14-5621. John spent six months at Lowry Air Force Base in Denver before being shipped over seas in
WWII. Grandson Richard Campbell also lived on that very same Air Force Base now(it's now called Lowry Campus) as a member of Americorp. His wife went with him to Denver and got an apartment while he was there. He got into town to see her once a week. Parents: Walter John REARDON and Emma Roxanna A. COMSTOCK.
Spouse: Eleanor WARD. John Walter REARDON and Eleanor WARD were married. Children were: Marianne REARDON.
