Individuals from Chrisman Pedigree, page 40

Sarah Barnes

Notes:

In Ply. Church Records, Pub.Col.Soc.Mass 22:205, "Sarah Bartlett ye wife of Benjamin" is admitted to the church. (1709)
!Baptism (adult): Plymouth Church Records 1:30, in Pub.Col.Soc.Mass 22:213: "Sarah Bartlett ye wife of Benj & six of her children viz. Nathaniel & Jonathan: Joseph, Benjamin, hannah and Sarah" (1715)

m: Benjamin Bartlett (ABT 1679-11 MAR 1717)

Children:

Nathaniel Bartlett

Notes:

Note: The division of Nathaniel's estate is not dated. It occurred possibly on or after 1795 (accounting) and before 1808 (the year Andrew died).
Info: Plymouth Co. PR#1348, 23:82.
!Birth: 1-6, Plymouth Vital Records, The mayflower descendant 2:226. !Baptism: Ply.Ch.Recs. 1:30, Pub.Col.Soc.Mass 22:213.
!Marriage: In Plymouth Vital Records, p. 141, Solemnized by ye Reverend Mr. Nathaniel Leonard of Plimouth. Reprinted in Mayf.Des 14:71.

m: Abigail Clark ( 9 DEC 1701-)

Children:

Abigail Clark

Notes:

!Birth: Plymouth Vital Records, Mayflower Descendant 13:174, & 1:141.

m: Nathaniel Bartlett (21 JUL 1703-BEF MAR 1776)

Children:

Thomas Clark

Notes:

!Birth dates for children, and a list of his wives, are from The Mayflower Descendant, Vol.1, pg. 141, which is a copy of page 4 of Plymouth Birth Records.
Lived in Yarmouth, then Plymouth.
!Marriage (Elizabeth Crow): Mayf.Des.13:205 (Plymouth VR)
In 1687 he was admitted to the church: "Thomas Clarke senior, son of James & Abigail Clarke" [Ply.Ch.Recs. 1:5:13 in Pub.Col.Soc.Mass 22:260]
On 10 March 1703, in a list of Church Members, he appears as "Thomas Clark. Deacon", in Plymouth Church Records, Pub.Col.Soc.Mass 22:191. On same list is a "Thomas Clarke Sr."
!Death: Ply.Ch.Recs. 1:4:3 in Pub.Col.Soc.Mass 22:227, on list of church members 29 July 1724: "Thos Clark Deacon March 20, 1726/7". Also [Ply.Ch.Recs. 1:4:14, PCSM 22:239]: "March 18, 1728 our Brother Thomas Clark lately Elected to the Deacons office Deceased."

m: Rebecca Miller (- 1688)

Children:

m: Elizabeth Crow (- 1695)

Children:

m: Susanna Miller (- JUL 1721)

Children:

Susanna Miller

Notes:

Lived in Plymouth after marriage.
Identity unknown. There is a birth record: "Susanna Miller, daughter of Mr. John Miller, was born the 2cond of May" 1647 in Yarmouth Register [Records of the Colony of New Plymouth in New England, Edited by Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, M.D., Misc. Records 1633-1769, Boston: 1857 & 1968, Vol. 8, pg. 3 (page 1 of original Yarmouth Records)]. Of course, I cannot know if this is her or someone else by the same name. If it were her, she'd be fifty at the time of her marriage.
Listed as a church member 10 Mar 1703 is: "Susannah Clarke, The wife of Deacon Thomas Clarke" [Plymouth Church Records, Publications of the Colonial Society of Massachusetts, Vol.22, pg. 193] (old style date)
!Death: Plymouth Church Records 1:3:37, in Publications of the Colonial Society of Massachusetts Vol. 22 pg. 221: "susanah ye wife of deacon Clark in July" [1721].

m: Thomas Clark (-18 MAR 1728)

Children:

Hannah Dyer

Notes:

!Birth: Truro Vital Records, p. 17 of original, or p. 4 of Transcription by George Ernest Bowman, Mass. Soc. of Mayf. Des., 1933. !Baptism: Mayf.Des.9:243.
Truro church records [MD 18:54] show "Hannah wife of Tim Eldredge" admitted to the church 12 Aug 1744.

m: Timothy Eldred (14 FEB 1709-)

Children:

Jacob Taylor

Notes:

The names and birth records for his children, and the first name of his wife, is given in the Plymouth Vital Records on Pg. 6, reprinted in The Mayflower Descendant, Vol. 18, Pg. 213.
!Birth: Plymouth Vital Records p.155, or Mayf.Des.14:240 (1912).
!Death: Plymouth Church Records, Vol. 1, pg.416. (Says "Capt. Jacob Taylor")
!Death-Burial: Tombstone reads: "To the Memory of Capt Jacob Taylor who died May 2, 1788, age 59 years. Through life he braved her foe if great or small and marched out formuft at his Country's call." Viewed by Lonnie Chrisman on Aug 8, 1993. There was a S.A.R. star on the grave indicating that he was a revolutionary war veteran.
I am not sure which Revolutionary War service records refer to him. I suspect he may have been the one on the Brig Washington, who was captured. Records include: 16 Nov 1775: "paid Jacob Taylor his bill... 2.10." "Payroll for Briggna Washington, certified & supplied by William Watson & Ephraim Spooner". [Maritime Documents of the Revolutionary War, Vol. 2, pg. 1370] 16 Sept 1776: In the Connecticut Courant, Monday, Sept. 16, 1776: "Hartford, September 16. The following persons are still confined in one room at Halifax, among felons, thieves, robbers, negroes, soldiers, & co., which we here publish for the satisfaction of their anxious friends." ... "Consider Howland, master, and Jacob Taylor, mate of the Privateer Brig Washington". [ibid, Vol. 6, pg. 857].

m: Jemima Samson ( 2 JUN 1731-14 MAR 1783)

Children: