EMERY, Sarah

Sarah married BRACKETT, Samuel on 11 Aug 1723 in Berwick, York, Maine, USA. Samuel (son of BRACKETT, Samuel and BOTTS, Elizabeth) was born on 6 Sep 1695 in Berwick, York, Maine, USA; died on 31 Dec 1786 in Berwick, York, Maine, USA; was buried in York, Maine, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. BRACKETT, Mary was born on 2 Oct 1730 in Berwick, York, Maine, USA; died on 16 May 1798 in Berwick, York, Maine, USA.
2. BRACKETT, Isaac was born on 7 Oct 1722 in Berwick, York, Maine, USA; died on 2 Jun 1780 in York, York, Maine, USA.
3. BRACKETT, John was born on 29 Jun 1720 in Berwick, York, Maine, USA; died on 18 Feb 1814 in Berwick, York, Maine, USA.
4. BRACKETT, Joshua was born on 9 Jul 1728 in Berwick, York, Maine, USA; died on 3 Jan 1822 in Acton, York, Maine, USA.
5. BRACKETT, James was born on 10 Apr 1726 in Berwick, York, Maine, USA; died on 3 Jan 1825 in China, Kennebec, Maine, USA; was buried in China, Kennebec County, Maine, USA.
6. BRACKETT, Samuel was born on 5 Aug 1724 in Berwick, York, Maine, USA; died on 2 Jun 1801 in York, York, Maine, USA.
7. BRACKETT, Jacob was born on 8 Nov 1737 in Berwick, York, Maine, USA; died on 13 Nov 1739 in Berwick, York, Maine, USA.
8. BRACKETT, Sarah was born on 8 Jun 1736 in Berwick, York, Maine, USA; died on 15 Jun 1737 in Berwick, York, Maine, USA.
9. BRACKETT, Elizabeth was born on 20 Feb 1733 in Berwick, York, Maine, USA; died in 1821 in Bethel, Oxford, Maine, USA.
10. BRACKETT, Joseph was born on 7 Apr 1739 in Berwick, York, Maine, USA; died on 7 Oct 1742 in Berwick, York, Maine, USA.
11. BRACKETT, Sarah was born on 15 Nov 1742 in Berwick, York, Maine, USA.
12. BRACKETT, Bethsheba was born in 1741 in York, York, Maine, USA.
13. BRACKETT, Sarah was born on 8 Jun 1736; died on 15 Jun 1739.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Death: 26 Dec 1738, Berwick, York, Maine, USA

Job married NASON, Charity on 6 Apr 1696 in Berwick, York, Maine, USA. Charity (daughter of NASON, Jonathan and JENKINS, Sarah) was born in 1678 in Kittery, York, Maine, USA; died in 1749 in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Possessions: 12 May 1660, Kittery, York, Maine, USA; Anthony & FrancisEmery sold all land in Cold Harbor, Kittery to son James Emery, including 100 acres of upland on the south side of Sturgeon Creek

James married UNKNOWN, Elizabeth about 1657 in Kittery, York, Maine, USA. Elizabeth died in 1687. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Differentiator: Possibly murdered by his brother Baker Nason

Notes:

https://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2010/02/baker-nason-murdered-his-brother-1691.html

https://bangordailynews.com/2013/10/27/living/did-stephen-kings-ancestor-suffer-death-by-canoe-oar/

https://familystoriesbykad.com/did-baker-nason-murder-his-brother-jonathan-nason/

Jonathan married JENKINS, Sarah in 1670 in Kittery, York, Maine, USA. Sarah (daughter of JENKINS, Reynold and UNKNOWN, Ann) was born in 1650 in Kittery, York, Maine, USA; died on 15 May 1731 in Berwick, York, Maine, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• MaidenName: Jenkins
• Name: Sarah Mason

Other Events and Attributes:

• Differentiator: The Great Migration; Immigrant; Signed the Dover Combination
• Great Migration: https://www.americanancestors.org/DB115/rd/7373/441/235161259
• Occupation: Carpenter and Innkeeper
• Birth: 29 Aug 1601, Romsey, Hampshire, England
• Immigration: 1635, Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA; on the James from Southhampton
• Court Case: Between 1640 and 1650, Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, USA; in court frequently for selling alcohol and keeping an ordinary/house of entertainment
• Residence: 1640, Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, USA
• Court Case: 7 Mar 1643, Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, USA; Petitioned the court for permit to sell wine in his ordinary; said he had a wife and 3 children and his house had burnt down so needed the money
• Possessions: 15 Nov 1648, Kittery, York, Maine, USA; John White sold to Anthony Emery a house, field, and three marshes near Sturgeon Creek
• Residence: 1649, Kittery, York, Maine, USA
• Court Case: 8 Oct 1649; Anthony & Francis brought a slander and defamation sit against George Web. Web had called Francis a witch. Web was found guilty.
• Court Case: Between 1650 and 1660, Kittery, York, Maine, USA; in court frequently for selling alcohol and keeping an ordinary/house of entertainment
• Possessions: 15 Jul 1650, Kittery, York, Maine, USA; Joseph Austin of Piscataqua sold to Anthony Emery a little marsh above Sturgeon Creek with a little house and 1500 ft of boards; payment 2 steers called Dragon and Benbow
• Court Case: 1 Mar 1651, Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, USA; John Heard successfully sued Anthony Emery for slander
• Possessions: 1 Mar 1651, Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, USA; Anthony Emery of Colharbore in Maine sold to William Pomfrett of Dover 2 houses in Dover, garden and lot adjoining, about 3-1/2 acres
• Court Case: 30 Jun 1656, Kittery, York, Maine, USA; Fined for mutinous questioning of the authority of the court
• Court Case: 30 Jul 1656, Kittery, York, Maine, USA; fined for affronting the court by questioning their authority
• Court Case: 1659, Kittery, York, Maine, USA; Fined for entertaining Quakers
• Residence: 1660, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA
• Possessions: 12 May 1660, Kittery, York, Maine, USA; Anthony & FrancisEmery sold all land in Cold Harbor, Kittery to son James Emery, including 100 acres of upland on the south side of Sturgeon Creek
• Court Case: 3 Jul 1660, Kittery, York, Maine, USA; Son James in court defending Anthony Emery in the matter of 2 debts
• Court Case: 11 Oct 1660, Kittery, York, Maine, USA; Sued for 50 pounds; 1/3 the value of lands sold by her husband Anthony (did she not move with him to Portsmouth, RI?)
• Court Case: 18 Oct 1671, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA; Indicted for digging a well in the King's highway in which a man drowned; acquitted after explaining he had filled in the well

Notes:

Anthony Emery, a carpenter from Romsey, Hampshire, England, set sail for America with his wife Frances Porter aboard the ship "James" in 1635. Together with his brother John and John's family, they embarked on a journey that would significantly shape their lives and the Emery family lineage in the New World.

Upon arrival in Boston on June 3, 1635, Anthony initially settled in Newbury, Massachusetts. Around 1640, he moved to Dover, where he became an influential community member, signing the "Dover Constitution" and running an "Ordinary" (an establishment serving wine and food). He was also appointed as a selectman and was granted the right to operate a ferry and an inn in 1650. Despite facing fines for questioning the authority of the court in Kittery and for entertaining Quakers, Anthony's prominence in the community was evident. He served multiple times as a juryman and selectman, acknowledging himself subject to the government of Massachusetts Bay.

In 1660, seeking greater liberty, Anthony and Frances moved to Portsmouth, Rhode Island. He continued his civic engagement, serving as constable and deputy to the General Court. Anthony's last known record is from 1680, transferring land in Portsmouth to his daughter Rebecca Sadler. Both Anthony and Frances eventually returned to Newbury, Massachusetts, where they passed away. Their legacy continues through the rich history of the Emery family, a testament to their pioneering spirit and resilience in shaping early American society.

Anthony married PORTER, Frances before 1631. Frances was born in 1605; died on 12 May 1660. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Differentiator: The Great Migration; Immigrant
• Birth: 1605, Romsey, Hampshire, England
• Court Case: 8 Oct 1649; Anthony & Francis brought a slander and defamation sit against George Web. Web had called Francis a witch. Web was found guilty.
• Possessions: 12 May 1660, Kittery, York, Maine, USA; Anthony & FrancisEmery sold all land in Cold Harbor, Kittery to son James Emery, including 100 acres of upland on the south side of Sturgeon Creek
• Court Case: 11 Oct 1660, Kittery, York, Maine, USA; Sued for 50 pounds; 1/3 the value of lands sold by her husband Anthony (did she not move with him to Portsmouth, RI?)

Other Events and Attributes:

• Differentiator: The Great Migration; Immigrant
• Religion: Probably a Quaker
• Residence: Maine, USA
• Birth: 3 Aug 1606, England
• Death: 22 Dec 1696, Kittery, York, Maine, USA

Richard married BAKER, Sarah in 1639 in Kittery, York, Maine, USA. Sarah (daughter of Living and Living) was born in 1620 in England; died in 1663 in Kittery, York, Maine, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Married:
New England, USA

Other Events and Attributes:

• Differentiator: The Great Migration; Immigrant
• Great Migration: He came to New England about 1634, and served with John Winter at Richmond's Island between 1634-37.
• Web Address: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Jenkins-3431
• Religion: Possibly a Quaker
• Residence: Maine, USA
• Residence: USA
• Residence: Maine, USA
• Birth: 1608
• Arrival: 1632, Dorchester, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
• Arrival: 1652, Dorchester, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
• Residence: 1652, Maine, USA

Notes:

Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire results for William Jenkins

REYNOLD, Kittery, b. +/- 1768. One Reynold m. Anne Gale in Broomfeld Co. Somerset, 29 June 1635. If the Me. man, he left her behind while at Richmond Isl.1636 - 1639; and his son Stephen's grandmother k. at Oyster Riv. in July 1694, as Stephen's wid. depos., could hardly have been mo. of either. He was in Kit. (Eliot) 1647, depos. 23 July 1683 +/- 75, that he bot 6 a. from John Newgrove bet. 40 and 50 yrs ago, built and liv. upon it a time. Widow Everett invested her dau. Martha's 10 s. by buying this for her, but when she m., her husb. refused to accept it at the price, so her mother gave him a steer instead and sold the land to Wm. Leighton. A Quaker and a prosec. 1668, 1675, abs. from meeting. Lists 21, 282, 283, 298.

A QUAKER AND PROSEC. 1668,1675,ABS.FROM MEETING.

I found a listing of children of Reginald Jenkins and Anne Gale in Broomfield, and entirely different family born at the same time at the family in America. I don't know what to make of it.

Per LDS -

Anne GALE (AFN:S1WL-8J) Born: Abt 1615 Near Broomfield, Somerset, Eng

Died: Bef 1678 Kittery, York, ME

Married: 29 Jun 1635 Broomfield, Sussex, Eng

Father: Richard GALE (AFN:S1WC-NM)

Mother: Agnes (AFN:S1WL-7C)

Children:

1. Sarah JENKINS 1650 Kittery, York, Maine

Died: Aft 15 1731 May Berwick, York, Maine

2. John JENKINS 1638 Christened: 15 Jul 1638 Broomfield, Somerset, Eng.

3. Alice JENKINS 1642 Christened: 6 Nov 1642 Broomfield, Somerset, Eng.

4. Agnes JENKINS 1644 Christened: 23 Mar 1644/1645 Broomfield, Somerset, Eng.

5. Robert JENKINS 1647 Christened: 25 Mar 1647 Broomfield, Somerset, Eng

Buried: 11 Jan 1687 Bradford On Tone, Somerset, Eng.

6. Joan JENKINS 1650 Christened: Broomfield, Somerset, Eng.

7. Ann JENKINS 1654 Christened: 2 May 1654 Broomfield, Somerset, Eng.

Reynold & Ann Gale - Agnes 3/23/1644

Reynold & Ann Gale - Alice 6/11/1642

Reynold & Ann Gale - Ann - 1638

Date: Sun, 25 Apr 1999 12:30:12 -0700

From: Dick Wells

Wilbur D. Spencer in his "Pioneers on Maine Rivers", Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1973, states:

o Page 206, JENKINS, REGINALD, born 1608, surgeon, arrived from England with Winter March 2, 1632-3; bought a house at Eliot of John Newgrove, 1650; wife Ann; children Jabez, Mary, Philadelphia, Sarah and Stephen.

o Page 157, JENKINS, REYNOLD, trader at Dorchester, 1630; killed by Indians while trading inland from Cape Porpoise, in September, 1632.

James Savage in "A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England", Vol II, pages 541-2, states: JENKINS, or JENKIN, o REGINALD, Dorchester 1630, is probably the man,who removed says Winth. I, 89, to Cape Porpus, there was killed by Indians 1632.

o REGINALD, Kittery, who submitted 1652, to the jurisdiction of Massachusetts; removed to Dover, there by wife Ann had Philidelphia, who married 14 June 1676, Matthew Estes. He may have been the son of the preceding.

Charles Henry Pope in "The Pioneers of Maine and New Hampshire, 1623-1660", page 109, discussed Reginald Jenkins, yeoman, one of the fishermen at Richmond Island in 1637, settled at Kittery, took oath, etc. Pope mentions daughter Philadelphia and sons Stephen and Jabez.

Old Families of Kittery p549

Reynold (called also Reginald) Jenkins, born in 1608 as a deposition shows, was in the service of John Winter at Richmond's Island from 1634 to 1639. He was living in what is now Eliot, 1647-1683. Wife's name was Ann. Their children were:

PHILADELPHIA b. 1645; m. Edward Hayes, (2) Matthew Estes 14 June 1676; d. 25 Dec. 1721, at Lynn, Mass.

STEPHEN b. 1653; m. Elizabeth Pitman, (2) Ann (???).

JABEZ b. 1655; m. Hannah Curtis.

MARY m. John Green 12 Sept. 1666.

SARAH m. Jonathan Nason.

JOSEPH? had grant in Dover in 1694.

Old Families of Kittery

Jabez was the son of Reynold Jenkins, who has been mentioned several times. Reynold was in the service of John Winter at Richmond's Island as early as 1634. He was living here on the Newichawannock about 1640 and is mentioned in 1683. He was affiliated with the Quakers from the beginning of their preaching in Dover and Kittery, and he and neighboring Friends were more than once presented at Court for not attending the services of the church on the Lord's Day.

GENIOL.&BIOL.ENCLY. - FIRST FAMILIES OF AMERICA - P 487

From Brooke Harlowe - harlow@roo.susqu.edu

Came on the "Agnes" to Richmond Island

According to Genweb(Internet) GED2HTML v2.4a(11/18/95) on Wed Jul 03 23:36:090 1996 - Reginald b. 1608, Dartmouth or Kingsweare, co Devon m. Ann Gall, b. ABT 1622, York Co, Maine?

According to Wayne Lawton, husband of Mary Jane Jenkins, on the web, says he's from the Isle of Man off the coast of Wales. His source is an Oklahoma newsclipping about William Miller Jenkins, territorial Governor under William McKinley.

Reginald (1608-83), came to America ca. 1634, served with John Winter at Richmond Island, 1634-39, settled at Kittery, Me., Friend, m. ca. 1647,

Ann- RE: PISCATAQUA PIONEERS (F-42-P4-P4-1967) - (Prob. not the Reynold wh. m. Anne Gale in Somerset, Eng.)

QUAKER - DOVER & KITTERY

RE: Snow-Estes Ancestry

At Kittery Me., Reginald Jenkins testified in 1683 that "between forty and fifty years since," that is, earlier than 1643, he bought "six acres of Land of John Newgrove, beginning at the water side between the Lands of Thomas Jones and Joshua Downing." Jenkins built a house and lived here for a while land after the death of William Everett he offered th place to his widow, in the charity of his hearet, but the widow seems to have been too proud to receive it as a gift, as a deposition her daughter Martha, afterward Nathan Lord's wife, shows. At the age of forty-two, she testifies that "when she was little,, her mother having ten shillings of her, as the Deponent heard my mother say, which money the Deponents Mother Margaret Everett layd out for six acres of Land which she bought of Renald Jenkins, which Land this Deponents husband would nto accept of, upon ye refusall wrof the Deponents Mother gave him a steere in lew wrof and her Mother sould that six Acres of Land to Mr. Will Leighton." Did Boaz treat Ruth any better than friend Jenkins did this little fatherless child and her mother? As early as 1634, he was in the service of John Winter at Richmond's Island, and was living here on the Newickawaunock at 1640 and is lmentioned in 1683. He was affiliated with the Quakers from the beginning of their preaching in Dover and Kittery, and he and the neighboring Friends were more than once presented at court for not attending the services of the church on the Lord's Day. History of Nathan Lord of Kittery, ME Page 2 March 8, 1671-2. Abram Tilton conveys to Miles Thomson, Sr., and Israel Hodgdon, "all that tract of upland and meadow bought of Nathan Lord . . . forty acres lying at the east end of the heathy marsh and which was granted unto Reginald Jenkins by the town of Kittery." The meadow was formerly in the possession of Jenkins.

From: BarbPretz@aol.com

Reynold (Reginald) Jenkins. Born ca 1608. Reynold (Reginald) died in 1683; he was 75. One Reynold m. Anne Gale in Broomfield, co. Somerset, 29 June 1635. If the Me. man, he left her behind while at Richmond Isl. 1636-1639; and his son Stephen grandmother- k. at Oyster Riv. in July 1694, as Stephen quote s wid. depos., could hardly have been mo. of either. He was in Kit. (Eliot) 1647, depos. 23 July 1683 [plus or minus] 75, that he bot 6 a. from John Newgrove bet. 40 and 50 yrs. ago, built and liv. upon it a time. Widow Everett invested her dau. Martha's 10 s. by buying this for her, but when she m., her husb. refused to accept it at the price, so her mother gave him a steer instead and sold the land to Wm.Leighton. A Quaker and prosec. 1668, 1675, abs. from meeting. Lists 21, 282, 283, 298. W. Ann, liv. 1661, likely d. bef. 10 Feb. 1678, when he deeded to s. Stephen for support. Reginald, yeoman, one of the fisherman at Richmond's Island in 1637; settled at Kittery; took oath of alleg. to Mass govt. 16-Nov-1652. Deeded to his daughter Philadelphia Hayes of K., widow, 7-Mar-1675-6, land and house, lately in possession of her husband, Edward H. deceased. He deposed 23-Jun-1683, a e. abt. 75 yrs, as to buying land of John Newgrove between 40 and 50 years before. [York De. IV.] Deeded salt marsh to son Jabez 10-Feb-1678. The later, ae abt 27 yrs, and Stephen, ae. abt 28 yrs, deposed 29-May-1682, in a land case.

"Came to America ca. 1634, served with John Winter at Richmond Island, 1634-39, settled at Kittery, Me., Friend, m. ca. 1647, Ann ___" Reynold (called also Reginald) Jenkins, born in 1608 as a deposition shows, was in the service of John Winter at Richmond's Island from 1634 to 1639. He was living in what is now Eliot, 1647-1683. Wife's name was Ann. "Reynold Jenkins testified in 1683 that ' between forty & fifty years since,' that is, earlier than 1643, he bought ' six acres of Land of John Newgrove, beginning at the water side between the Lands of Thomas Joanes & Joshua Downing. ' Jenkins built a house and lived here for a while, and after the death of William Everett offered the place to his widow, in the charity of his heart, but the widow seems to have been too proud to receive it as a gift, as a deposition ofher daughter, Martha, afterward Nathan Lord's wife, shows. At the age of forty-two she testifies that 'when he was little, her mother having ten shillings of her, as the Deponent heard my mother say, which money the Deponents mother Margarett Everett layd out for six acres of Land which shee bought of Renald Jenkins, which Land this Deponents husband would not accept of, upon ye refusall wrof the Deponents mother gave him a steere in lew yrof & her mother sould that six Acres of Land to Mr. Will Leighton. [York Deeds, IV, 56]. Did Boaz treat Ruth any better than friend Jenkins did this little fatherless child and her mother? "He was living here on the Newichawannock about 1640 and is mentioned in 1683. He was affiliated with the Quakers from the beginning of their preaching in Dover and Kittery, and he and neighboring Friends were more than once presented at Court for not attending the services of the church on the Lord's Day. On 16 Nov 1652, Reginald Jenkins was one of the signers of a document stating We whose names are written vunder do acknowledg our selves subject to the government of the Massachusetts Bay in New England" He appeared on a list of men who came in the Agnes 1636 (List 21). He appeared as signing Petition against Richard Dec. 1652 , with note to alter Renolds Jinckins to Renolde (List 283). He appeared in a list of "land Grants in Kettery, and to whom Laid Out" (list 298), dated 1653. A Capt. Reynolds appears in a list of Settlements on the eastern side of small point neck. ca 1647 when Reynold (Reginald) was 39, he married Ann. They had one child: Jabez (ca1655-1697)

LDS Records:

Reynold Jenkins, Broomfield, Somerset Co England

1635 Reynold Jr???

??? s. of Edward Jenkins & Joan, Somerset Co., England

Edward b. about 1575, d. about 1605

Children

1. John JENKINS, b 1607 Christened: 24 Jul 1607 Broomfield, Somerset, Eng Buried: Abt 30 1607 Jul Broomfield, Somerset, Eng

2. Edward JENKINS, b. Abt 1609 Nr Broomfield, Somerset, Eng Buried: 24 Sep 1689 Broomfield, Sussex, Eng

3. William JENKINS, b. Abt 1611 Nr Broomfield, Somerset, Eng

4. Morgan JENKINS, b. Abt 1618 Nr Broomfield, Somerset, Eng

5. Giles JENKINS, b. 1621 Christened: 21 Oct 1621 Broomfield, Somerset, Eng Buried: 18 Jan 1652/1653 Broomfield, Sussex, Eng

6. Reginald JENKINS (AFN:8HK2-X5) Born: 1608 Of Dover, Stafford, NH Died: 1683 Place: (Unknown), York, Maine, ? Buried: 25 Apr 1691 Place: Broomfield, Somerset, Eng

Submitter(s): WILLIAM CHARLES WARREN, 41 MONTROSE DRIVE DELMAR NY USA 12054

Reynold (Broomfield) m. Sarah Bartlett 5/27/1656

SAVAGE says: (If so who was this Jenkins who m. Experience Otis?)

HEARD, SAMUEL, Dover, s. of first John, m. 1686, Experience, d. of Richard Otis, had, beside others, John, b. 1692. He d. early, for his wid. had m. Jenkins, and was scalped in the surprise of 26 July 1696 by the Ind. (when her br. Nicholas Otis was k.), yet recov. in part, had one ch. and d. 8 Feb. 1700 of that injury.

NEW ENGLAND

The following was contributed by Katherine K. McJUNKIN, ***address deleted***, San Diego, California 92103. Katherine did not qive the source.
JENKINS, sometimes Jenks. Common in So. Wales.and also found in Cornwall.
Nee Crebor.
1. ______, Cape Porpus, form. of Dorchester (Sav, says prob, Reginald), robbed and k. by Ind. while on a trading trip into the country, 1632.
2. HENRY, small inv. 30 June, 1670 signed by Wm. Furber.
3. HENRY, Pemaquid 1687. List 124.
4. JABEZ (9), Kittery, +/- 27 in May 1682, m. bet. 9 Dec. 1678 - 19 Apr. 1680 Hannah Curtis
(9). Constable 1683. Gr. j. 1690, 1691, 193, 1694; tr j. 1690. In 1695 he was bondsm. for Job Clements (4). Lists 30, 298, D. 2 Nov., adm 24 Dec 1697 to wid. Hannah, she liv. 1737. Ch: Reynold, d. 9 Jan. 1735, m. 19 May 1712 Elizabeth Canney (1), who was liv. 1765. In 1717 he and William Fry, adms. of Moses Boody's est. were sued by John and Elizabeth Field and Elizabeth Alrock. Lists 196, 297, 298. 7 Ch Jabes, Quaker, Lynn 1703, was in the Liberties of Philadelphia Feb. 1710-11. Thomas, blacksmith, youngest son 1708, m. 14 Dec 1708 Anne Dixon (2). In 1710 he built a ho. ans shop near Elihu Gunnison, Jr. Lists 296-297. D. 25 Sept 1740, wid in May 1749. 11 ch. Sarah, m. 23 May 1711 Danl. Stone. Mary, m. 11 Mar 1714-5 John Eldridge. Hannah, m. Francis Allen (12). Philadelphia, m. (int Boston 27
Dec. 1710) Isaac Clark of Lynn, 2d (int Boston 14 June 1715) Jacob Boardman of Gr. Brit.; liv 1737.
5. JAMES (Jenkin or Jaekin) witn, Jas Cole's deed to Clark & Lake 22 July 1658.
6. JOSEPH, lawsuit in Piscataqua Ct. 1642.
7. JOSEPH, List 94.
8. JOSEPH, Oyster River, poss. came from Mass. with w. Hannah Merrow or Merry (Henry); she was b. in Reading 5 Mar. 1668-9, snd depos. in 1704, ag. 36. He had Dover grants 1694, 1699, 1701. Lists 358 bd. 368ab. Last w. Tabitha Weymouth (Wm.) m. 27 apr 1743, named in his will 20 Aug. 1754 - 12 nov 1755, was long a preacher among the Friends and d. of old age 18 Feb 1777. Ch: Joseph, d. 26 Dec. 1730, unm. In 1727 Danl. and Deborah Meserve named Sami. Merry as uncle of Joseph, Jr., William and Sarah Jenkins, who were at the Meserve home; in 1732 his five bros. and sis. sold his Rochester gr. Wlliam m. Phoebe Hoag of Hampton. List 369. 8 ch. 1743 - 1756. John left wid. Hannah and dau. Sarah Randall. List 369. Sarah m. Jeremish Davis (40), Jemina, m. 23 Dec. 1736 Joseph Hoag. Keziah, m. 11 Dec 1734 David Hoag.
9. REYNOLD, Kittery, b. +/- 1768. One Reynold m. Anne Gale in Broomfeld Co. Somerset, 29 June 1635. If the Me. man, he left her behind while at Richmond Isl.1636 - 1639; and his son Stephen's grandmother k. at Oyster Riv. in July 1694, as Stephen's wid. depos., could hardly have been mo. of either. He was in Kit. (Eliot) 1647, depos. 23 July 1683 +/- 75, that he bot 6 a. from John Newgrove bet. 40 and 50 yrs ago, built and liv. upon it a time. Widow Everett invested her dau. Martha's 10 s. by buying this for her, but when she m., her husb. refused to accept it at the price, so her mother gave him a steer instead and sold the land to Wm. Leighton. A Quaker and a prosec. 1668, 1675, abs. from meeting. Lists 21, 282, 283, 298.
W. Ann, liv. 1661, likely d. bef. 10 Feb 1668, when he deeded to a son, Stephen for support. Ch: Philadelphia, b. +/- 1645, m. 1st Lt. Edw. Hayes (2), 2d Matthew Estes (1), Mary m. 1st John Green (13), 2d Humphrey Axall. Sarah m. 1st ab. 1670 Jona. Nason, 2d John Key (1). Stephen b. +/- 1654, oldest son s. in 1678. Jabez, b. +/- 1655.
10. ROBERT, P. & Ct. ii 287. See Junkins.
11. ROWLAND, fisherman, Dover, Lower Kittery, Newcastle, of whom John Manson wrote: 'Jenks, vulgarly called Jenkins.' Of Dover, he m. 1st (Ct. Mar 1698 - 9) Experience (Otis) Heard)\ who d. 8 Feb 1699 - 1700, List 96; m. 2d 10 Feb 1700 - 1 Tabitha Joy (1) who depos. in May 1705, +/- 26, ab. Heards; 3d Mary Morgrage (John) bef. July 1710 whe she (Jenkins) and John White were acc.; in 1707 (Morgrage) she had acc. Danl Green. He was taxed in Newc. 1708, liv. there 1715. Lists 336c, 316. She was acc. of stealing ribbon in 1712; in 1714 her bt. wrote to Mrs. Sarah Sheats ab. a five pound note Mrs. S. had changed for her; next mo. Mrs. Katherine Weymouth depos. she never heard any good of her. In 1715 both charged with stealing. Uncert. marks his fam; one child by 1st w., who may have d. in 1710. He had two small ch., perh. not counting some who may have been in service; in 1712 he recovered dau. Ruth from her master Jona. Weeks of Ports. Rowland, incl. bec. of his name, m. (int. 17 Aug 1730) Mary Nason. 12 ch. ?Susanna (poss. named for Tabitha Joy's mo.), m. 1729 Joseph Foye (2).
12. STEPHEN (9), +/- 28 in May 1682, +/- 30 in Sept 1683. Of Piscataqua, he was acc. by Mary Chelson in Suff. St. 25 Apr 1676; of Kit. 23 Mar 1686 - 7 bot from Wm. Williams ar. and Sami. Hill at Oyster River. Tav. lie O, R. 1689. There his 1st w. Elizabeth Pitman (Wm) drowned herself in 1687 (List 367a), and he and one ch. were k. by Ind. July 1694. Lists 30, 57, 62, 298, 367ab. His 2d wife Ann (Tozier), taken with 3 ch., ret. in time to make a graphic depos. 11 June 1695, used at the trail in Boston of Chief Bomazeen, whom she had seen k. husbaand and ch. List 367b. Adm on his estate to br. Jabez 26 July 1694. She m. 2d David Kincaid (1), 3d. Thomas Potts. Ch. incl, two or m. by 1st w.; Stephen, bondsman in 1702 for Elizabeth Hartford (2), and in 1723 made over his int. un his fa.'s Kit. gr. to her husb. Nich. H. m. bef. 16 Dec 1709 Elizabeth Dean (1). Lists 368b, 369. 8 or m. ch. William, depos. in 1737, +/- 54, that he liv. with Wid. (Stephen) Jonesupw. of 20 yrs.; bot from br. Stephen in 1709. Presum. he who m. 25 Nov. 1714 Alice (Whidden), wid. of Saml/ Haines (6), and was innholder, Greenland, where she d. 19 Jan. 1752; he m. 2d. 9 Nov. 1752 Mrs. Mary Fernald of Portsm., named in his will 1757 - 1763 with 1 son, 2 mar. daus. Appar. a dau.: Elizabeth, m. Nich Hartford (2). By 2d w.: Child, k. by Bomazeen, and poss. all three carried away, incl. Azariah, still in Canada 1711. List 99, p. 92.

From David Jenkins in response to my questions about the other Ann Gale family in England.

I have seen this before, and they may or may not our family , but they do have Ann Gale's death place as Kittery Maine. As the LDS, I'm not sure in which one to believe in Reginald left England and came to America on the 'Agnes' sailed sometime after March 26, 1636, with John Winter, master, and arrived May 24, 1636. The 'Agnes' returned to England in June with a Captain Bowes as master. The passengers were: Reverend Richard Gibson, an Anglican minister from Cambridge, who was at Richmond Island; Arthur Gill of Saltash, Cornwall, at Richmond Island; Peter Gullett, at Richmond Island and died later in 1636; Andrew Heifer, at Richmond Island; Reynold Jenkins, who may have come from Broomfield, Somerset, was at Kittery; and, John Lopes and Tobias Short, who were at Richmond Island and probably returned to England. Reginald was indentured to Winter, fishing on Richmond Island, the men in Winter's employ 'there were forty-seven in 1637'slept in one of these chambers, and each man had his close-boarded cabin or bunk. Reginald was living here on the Newichawannock (South Berwick, Maine) about 1640 Reginald Reynolds Jenkins was affiliated with the Quakers from the beginning of their preaching in Dover, New Hampshire, and Kittery, Maine and he and neighboring 'Friends' (Quakers) were more than once presented at Court for not attending the services of the church on the Lord's Day. Reginald, settled in Kittery, Maine (Eliot, Maine) 1647, and took oath of allegence to Massassachusetts goverment on November 16,1652. As a quaker,in 1652, Reginald was petitioned to be under Massachusetts 'We whose names are written vunder do acknowledg our selves subject to the government of the Massachusetts Bay in New England' maybe his family didn't come to America until he became a freeman, this could cause the confusion, or other poss. is that they reported the births back to England. I have seen this often when two towns or more have been reported to be the birthplace of the same person. So at this time i am sticking with Ann Gale is the wife, Edward and Joan as the parents since the above story (Reynold Jenkins, who may have come from Broomfield, Somerset,) seem to point at this is our true ancestor, [but please continue letting me know more of your theories, because maybe we will solve this

Reynold married UNKNOWN, Ann about 1644 in USA. Ann was born about 1625 in Broomfield, Somerset, England; died on 10 Feb 1678 in Kittery, York, Maine, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Differentiator: The Great Migration; Immigrant
• Name: Anne Gale
• Religion: Possibly a Quaker
• Death: Abt 1661