Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 2117
• _UID: 473CA3CB05B0417491965055E14A8F8768C9

Peter married on Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 24497
• _UID: C25AAF9AC2E44A2CB4D7CC73D62DD4082A35

Notes:

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Some discussion on whether this is the father of John Pelton. Some say h is parents are Charles Pelton/Elizabeth Batchelar of Essex England.(Accord ing to Ancestry World Tree). Elizabeth Batchelar is the mother of Susann ah Way, John Pelton's wife. Others say it is Thomas Pelton/Marie Goug he in Glouchester, England (according to christening record in Parish reco rds.[3108553.ged]

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Other source gives death as About 1620

Charles or Essex Pelton (Peltonsor or POLTONS)

Note: Charles' Ancestors fled from Pelton Manor in Durham, England, to Fra nce at the end of one of Englands Civil Wars.

LIVD: Lived:
Essex, England

Charles married about 1615. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 253
• _UID: BE67BB37B1DE4F058FAB89DEA3B489900B02
• Alt. Birth: 23 Jan 1614; Alt. Birth
• Alt. Birth: 23 Jan 1614; Alt. Birth
• Immigration: Abt 1630
• Alt. Death: 23 Jan 1679; Alt. Death

Notes:

came to Boston about 1630 to 1633, as his name and a description of his property appears in the "Book of Possessions," the oldest land record of Boston, made
by order of The General Court in 1634. The record
therein on page 91 runs thus : "Mr. Owen Roe his possession in the limits of Boston. One house and
garden bounded with the streete "north ; the lane west;
the Cove south ; and John Pelton east. John Pelton's possession in Boston. One house and household lot bounded with Owen Roe west ; the streete north; the Cove south ; and the marsh on the east." These lands were Lots 104 to 108, on the south side of Essex St., from Washington St., easterly. See Map F. or No. 6, page 74 where Owen Rowe, (as here spelled,) has lot 107 and John Pelton 108. Soon after, in 1635, probably, he removed to Dorchester, then a few miles out of Boston peninsula, now a part of that city, and which had been settled in the same year but a few months earlier. In 1635 or 1636, he became by grant or purchase a joint owner of the Dorchester Patent, and received his share, as also did his heirs in its many divisions. He was also one of the forty-seven owners of the " Great Lots." (See Clapp's History of Dorchester.) That he was admitted among the very select company at Dorchester, is sufficient proof that his character and religious opinions were considered correct. In Dorchester he lived by the side of the Glovers and others of the best families, as this extract from the *' Glover Memorial " shows. " On Dec. 25, 1700, Nathaniel Glover, Sen. and his wife Hannah, conveyed to their son, Nathaniel Glover, Jr., in Dorchester, several parcels of land, among them his house-lot of fifteen acres, being butted and bounded
on the Easterly end upon the Sea or Saltwater, on the Northerly side by land of widow Pelton and Joseph
Hall, on the Westerly end upon the Highway leading
to Tileston's Mills, standing upon Neponsett River,
and on the Southerly side by land of Mrs. Brick
(Breek)."
The time and place of his marriage and the maiden name of his wife, are unknown ; we learning only
from his will that her Christian name was Susanna. They were probably married about 1643, a date that strengthens the opinion (See Introduction, p. 19) that he came to Boston when young, and received his allotment of land there as an "able youth." His occupation and history are unknown, excepting that from his will we learn that he was engaged in the fisheries, then, as now, a valuable business. He died in Dorchester, January 23, 1681. His will dated January 3, 1681, twenty days before his death, proved March 16, following, mentions his wife Susanna, his sons John, Samuel, and Robert the youngest, and his daughter Mary. His widow probably lived until May
7, 1706, and was doubtless the " Old Mother Pelton "
Boston and Dorchester, Mass. buried May 10, 1706, as given in Clapp's History of Dorchester, page 282, taken from the records of the oldest church there, and supposed as such a record was very unusual, to have been that of a very well-known person.

Naturalization:
English, Colonist

Occupation:
Fishery

Alt. Birth:
Sommerset, Essex, England

Immigration:
To America, Boston Harbor, Boston, Suffolk County, MA

Alt. Death:
Dorchester, Suffolk (or Essex) County, MA

John married KATHERINE before 1643. was born about 1620; died on 17 Jul 1710 in Boston, Suffolk, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

John married Susanna WAY about 1643 in Boston, Suffolk, MA. Susanna (daughter of The Puritan Henry WAY and Elizabeth BATCHELAR) was born about 1620 in Bridport, Allington, Dorsetshire, England; was christened on 14 Oct 1621 in Bridport, Allington, Dorsetshire, Eng; died on 7 May 1706 in Dorchester, MA; was buried on 10 May 1706 in Dorchester, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 2196
• _UID: 5E7FA6ACA8B143B59CEF20EA9DA142780DA5

Charles married on Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 2197
• _UID: 4AADFAF1A59E44AD9E20732B35FC62D0D5A4

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 2198
• _UID: 960FF08BDD3045EBBB35587AC265D4647ED1

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 2199
• _UID: 1AD7A7CFFD97436F9BC0BDC80F3769569233

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 535
• _UID: D1E28A1B535941D198306122D09A3FF90358
• Alt. Birth: 2 Feb 1643
• Baptism: 2 Mar 1644
• Alt. Death: Abt 1699; Alt. Death

Notes:

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J. M. Pelton states, " must have been an invalid for several years befo re his death as shown by Dorchester records."

Alt. Birth:
Dorchester, Suffolk County, MA

Baptism:
Dorchester, Suffolk, MA

Alt. Death:
Dorchester, Suffolk County, MA

John married Christian PELTON about 1665. Christian was born about 1645 in Massachussets; died after 1685. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 138
• _UID: E0C5160798B14602A972276033FAB210E401
• Alt. Birth: Bef 25 Jan 1644; Alt. Birth
• Alt. Christening: 25 Jan 1644; Alt. Christening
• Alt. Birth: Bef 25 Jan 1645; Alt. Birth
• Alt. Death: 16 Mar 1711; Alt. Death

Notes:

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He was a Mariner.[3108553.ged]

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Sam occupied as mariner. Died in Seekonk, Rhode Island then a part of Mas sachusetts (Rhode Island was one of the original 13 colonies so it probab ly was never a part of MA., however, Maine was a part of MA before being g ranted it's own statehood). Lived on Mount Hope farm near Briston, Rhode I sland then a part of Mass. Moved to Seekonk after three children were bor n.

Occupation:
Mariner

Alt. Birth:
Dorchester, Suffolk County, MA

Alt. Christening:
Dorchester, Suffolk County, MA

Alt. Birth:
Dorchester, Suffolk Co., MA

Alt. Death:
Seekonk, Bristol County, MA

Samuel married Mary RYDER on Yes, date unknown. Mary was born on 20 Jul 1630; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Samuel married Mary SMITH on 16 May 1673. Mary (daughter of John SMITH and Katherine MORRILL) was born on 20 Jul 1630 in Dorchester, MA; was christened on 17 Jun 1655 in Dorchester, MA; died in 1698 in Bristol, Bristol, RI. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Samuel married Mary SMITH on 16 May 1673 in Dorchester, MA. Mary (daughter of George SMITH and Mary FRENCH) was born on 20 Jul 1650 in Dorchester, MA; died on 29 Jul 1703 in Barnstable, Barnstable County, MA; was buried about 2 Aug 1703 in Ancient Burial Ground, Barnstable, Barnstable County, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 536
• _UID: 1CF1E78114EB4FD6B9C49FFCFDF069333A46
• Alt. Birth: Between 1649 and 1652; Alt. Birth
• Alt. Death: 19 Jan 1678; Alt. Death

Notes:

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Description: Conflicting evidence states that he was born 1649.
Description: Conflicting evidence states that he died 1683.
He was a Mariner and died unmarried.[3108553.ged]

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Robert was a mariner and was lost at sea 7 July 1683.

He was a mariner, and on July 7, 1683, he was "affirmed the loss at s ea of the sloop 'Anne and Elizabeth' of New York, commanded by Alexander W atts." (Glover Memorial.)

He was lost at sea, July, 1683; probably unmarried, as his brother Samu el took out letters of administration, and no mention is made of wife or c hildren.

Occupation:
Mariner

Alt. Birth:
Dorchester, Suffolk County, MA

Alt. Death:
Atlantic Ocean

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 537
• _UID: 4458FE73C03C4EE4905BB523CD0A7664AF53
• Alt. Birth: 18 Feb 1652; Alt. Birth
• Baptism: 18 Dec 1654
• Alt. Death: Between 1680 and 1681; Alt. Death
• Baptism: 18 Feb 1853

Notes:

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Mary was living at the death of her father in 1681. Notheing is kno wn as to her marriage or death.

Alt. Birth:
Dorchester, Suffolk County, MA

Baptism:
Dorchester, Suffolk County, MA

Baptism:
Dorchester, Suffolk, MA

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 253
• _UID: BE67BB37B1DE4F058FAB89DEA3B489900B02
• Alt. Birth: 23 Jan 1614; Alt. Birth
• Alt. Birth: 23 Jan 1614; Alt. Birth
• Immigration: Abt 1630
• Alt. Death: 23 Jan 1679; Alt. Death

Notes:

came to Boston about 1630 to 1633, as his name and a description of his property appears in the "Book of Possessions," the oldest land record of Boston, made
by order of The General Court in 1634. The record
therein on page 91 runs thus : "Mr. Owen Roe his possession in the limits of Boston. One house and
garden bounded with the streete "north ; the lane west;
the Cove south ; and John Pelton east. John Pelton's possession in Boston. One house and household lot bounded with Owen Roe west ; the streete north; the Cove south ; and the marsh on the east." These lands were Lots 104 to 108, on the south side of Essex St., from Washington St., easterly. See Map F. or No. 6, page 74 where Owen Rowe, (as here spelled,) has lot 107 and John Pelton 108. Soon after, in 1635, probably, he removed to Dorchester, then a few miles out of Boston peninsula, now a part of that city, and which had been settled in the same year but a few months earlier. In 1635 or 1636, he became by grant or purchase a joint owner of the Dorchester Patent, and received his share, as also did his heirs in its many divisions. He was also one of the forty-seven owners of the " Great Lots." (See Clapp's History of Dorchester.) That he was admitted among the very select company at Dorchester, is sufficient proof that his character and religious opinions were considered correct. In Dorchester he lived by the side of the Glovers and others of the best families, as this extract from the *' Glover Memorial " shows. " On Dec. 25, 1700, Nathaniel Glover, Sen. and his wife Hannah, conveyed to their son, Nathaniel Glover, Jr., in Dorchester, several parcels of land, among them his house-lot of fifteen acres, being butted and bounded
on the Easterly end upon the Sea or Saltwater, on the Northerly side by land of widow Pelton and Joseph
Hall, on the Westerly end upon the Highway leading
to Tileston's Mills, standing upon Neponsett River,
and on the Southerly side by land of Mrs. Brick
(Breek)."
The time and place of his marriage and the maiden name of his wife, are unknown ; we learning only
from his will that her Christian name was Susanna. They were probably married about 1643, a date that strengthens the opinion (See Introduction, p. 19) that he came to Boston when young, and received his allotment of land there as an "able youth." His occupation and history are unknown, excepting that from his will we learn that he was engaged in the fisheries, then, as now, a valuable business. He died in Dorchester, January 23, 1681. His will dated January 3, 1681, twenty days before his death, proved March 16, following, mentions his wife Susanna, his sons John, Samuel, and Robert the youngest, and his daughter Mary. His widow probably lived until May
7, 1706, and was doubtless the " Old Mother Pelton "
Boston and Dorchester, Mass. buried May 10, 1706, as given in Clapp's History of Dorchester, page 282, taken from the records of the oldest church there, and supposed as such a record was very unusual, to have been that of a very well-known person.

Naturalization:
English, Colonist

Occupation:
Fishery

Alt. Birth:
Sommerset, Essex, England

Immigration:
To America, Boston Harbor, Boston, Suffolk County, MA

Alt. Death:
Dorchester, Suffolk (or Essex) County, MA

John married KATHERINE before 1643. was born about 1620; died on 17 Jul 1710 in Boston, Suffolk, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

John married Susanna WAY about 1643 in Boston, Suffolk, MA. Susanna (daughter of The Puritan Henry WAY and Elizabeth BATCHELAR) was born about 1620 in Bridport, Allington, Dorsetshire, England; was christened on 14 Oct 1621 in Bridport, Allington, Dorsetshire, Eng; died on 7 May 1706 in Dorchester, MA; was buried on 10 May 1706 in Dorchester, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]