Individuals from Chrisman Pedigree, page 42

Thomas Prence

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Will dated 13 Mar 1672-3, proved June 5, 1673. In [Mayf.Des. 3:203-216]
!Death-Burial: Plymouth Church Records, Pub. of Colonial Society of Mass, Vol.22, pg. 147: "In 1673..in the death of mr Thomas Prince the Governour in the 73d yeare of his Age:... but he dyed on March, 29: & was honourably interred, April, 8:" (Long bio)
!Death: Mayf.Des.15:212: "Mer Thomas prince Esquir . deceased on the 29 of March 1673: Who for Sixten years past was govener of plimouth Coloney and god Made him a great blesing to his people therein".
He arriaved in Plymouth on the Fortune in 1621, and became Governor of Plymouth Colony for 20 years, serving at times from 1634 to 1673. He moved to Duxbury in 1632, and eventually to Nauset (Eastham) in 1644, returning later to Plymouth where he died.
!Marriages: Leon Clarke Hills, Mayflower Planters, Vol. 2, pg. 47. !Marriage(Mary Collier): MD 13:83
!Immigration: Hill p.80 (passenger list of Fortune, 1621)

m: Patience Brewster (ABT 1600-BEF 12 DEC 1634)

Children:

m: Mary Collier (-BEF DEC 1662)

Children:

m: Apphia Quicke (-BEF 1665)

m: Mary Burr (ABT 1603- 9 DEC 1695)

Sarah

Notes:

Traveled with her daughter and son in-law Monroe Larkins on the Oregon trail to Oregon in 1847 as a widow. (From Gladys Chrisman's family history).
Her place of origin, husband's identity, etc., are all open questions. Note that there was apparently a marriage between Joseph Glenn and Sarah Cummings in 9 Mar 1832 in Derby, Perry Co., Indiana [IGI A537978]. If she were the step-mother of Elizabeth V. Glenn, rather than the true mother (as currently believed), then this is a plausible record. The search goes on.

m: Isaac D. Glenn (- 1840/1847)

Children:

Isaac D. Glenn

Notes:

The Monroe Larkins diary gives I.D. Glenn as the father of Elizabeth V. (Glenn) Larkins.
1820 Census (index): Isaac B. Glen, in Southeast Orange Co., Indiana p.127.
1830 Federal Census (index): Isaac D. Glenn, in Schuyler Co., Illinois p.82.
On March 18, 1835, "Isaac D. Glenn" purchased 160 acres in Putnam Co., Illinois in two transactions for $1.25 each. These were Federal Land sales. Record Ids 302769 and 302770. The township is identified by 31N meridian 3 in the electronic Illinois land index (on the web). The first was Section 31, part W2NE, Vol. 704 page 8. The second Section 5, Vol 704, page 2. One of these transactions also involved Samuel Glenn, who purchased two 80 acre lots in Putnam Co., Illinois.
1840 Census: Isaac G. Glenn shown in Putnam Co., Illinois, p. 193.
We know, therefore that he died between 1840 and 1847.
Also in Putnam Co. Illinois land records at about the same date are purchases by Samuel Glenn (3/18/1835 -- same day!), Thomas Glenn (6/25/1835) and Nancy Glenn (6/25/1835). These are almost certainly family members -- siblings, parents, or children.

m: Sarah [---]

Children:

Rachel Reed

Notes:

!Census 1860: Clackamas Oregon, call no. 1860-1055, page 86, Dwelling No. 1704, family No. 1401, Raehel Larkins, age 63, f, b. Penn. Living with Henry H. Austin, 38, and Moni age 16. [hard to read my dad's transcription of last sentence]. Enumerated 21 June 1860.
Maiden name/Father's identity: In the 1850 census, a "Mary A. Larkins" age 6 is enumerated in the household of William and Rachel Larkins in Clackamas Co., Oregon. The IGI (Batch 8814683) lists a birth record: Mary M. Larkins b. 28 April 1844 in Peoria, Peoria Co., Illinois to William and Rachel (Reed) Larkins. Except for the middle initial (which could easily be a difficulty reading handwriting), the match is exact, leading to the conclusion that these are the same people. Then the will of Jeremiah Reed (her father) names his namesake Jeremiah R. Larkins. Jeremiah R. Larkins R. Larkins is one of their oldest children. In Clayton Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, on records from 1819-1830, is a Jeremiah Reed, the father of Rachel.
!Birthdate-Deathdate: Ancestrial File, AFN: LFB4-S7 !Birthdate-Deathdate-Burial: Letter from Sharon A. Larkins, Feb 1996.

m: William E. Larkins (19 FEB 1794-25 JAN 1850)

Children:

Jacob Tayler

Notes:

!Marriage: Plymouth Vital Records, p.143. Repr.in Mayf.Des.14:73. (also cited in NGSQ 61:113 in MD 14:240, and 25:52). !Intention: Plymouth Vital Records, p.255. Repr.in Mayf.Des.18:120, between Jacob Tayler of Barnstable and mrs Mary Atwood of Plymouth June 30 1729.
!Birth: Yarmouth Vital Records 1:28, reprinted in Mayf. Des. 11:111 (1909)
Births of his children are all listed in the Plymouth Vital Records p.155, which is reprinted in the Mayflower Descendant, Vol. 14, p.240 (1912).
A deed involving Jacob Taylor of Barnstable, mariner, Rouland (Roland) Taylor of Yarmouth, Husbandman, and Benjamin Taylor of Yarmouth, Husbandman. It was signed in Barnstable on 22 March 1750. The town record was lost after the fire at Barnstable in 1827. This deed was not re-recorded, but it was reprinted in the Mayflower Descendant, Vol. 18, page 23-28 (1916). The deed refers three times to "our farther Mr. Jacob Taylor Late of Yarmouth Deceased", giving us the identity of their father. There was an earlier deed dated 26 Jul 1743, also filed originally in Barnstable County Deeds, lost in fire, and reprinted in Mayf.Des.18:23.
!Birth-Marriage-Death-Burial-Children: In National Genealogical Society Quarterly, Vol. 74, pg. 178 (1986). He is buried in the Old Cemetery at South and Newton Streets in Hyannis. [Gravestone]
Jacob and Mary (Atwood) Taylor lived in Plymouth mose of their lives, and the births of their children were recorded there. He was mentioned in his father's will, dated 28 July 1750 (Barnstable Probate 8:430). He was also mentioned in his brother Benjamin's will: "[a bequest] to my brother Jacob Taylor's heirs" (Barnstable Probate 17:241-3).

m: Mary Atwood ( 8 MAY 1711-13 FEB 1792)

Children:

Mary Atwood

Notes:

!Birth: Plymouth Vital Records, p. 64, repr.in Mayf.Des 5:99. !Death: Nat.Gen.Soc.Quar. 74:178. Note that this article cites: [Benjamin Shurtleff, "John Atwood of Plymouth, Mass", 1972, pp.13-14, 16-17], but states that Shurtleff has given Mary (Atwood) Taylor's place and date of death as "Plymouth June 9, 1808", which is incorrect.

m: Jacob Tayler (27 NOV 1703-27 DEC 1776)

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