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Charles Boss


			Charles Boss
			birt: 1797 deat: Ruth Hoeg marr: 30 Oct 1818 birt: 10 Oct 1801 plac: Maccan, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. deat:

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Kathryn A. Bonner

< Ray L. Hagey birt: ABT 1895 plac: Spokane, Spokane County, Washingyon, USA deat: marr: 11 Aug 1924 plac: Spokane, Spokane County, Washingyon, USA
			Kathryn A. Bonner
			birt: deat: W. A. Hagley marr: birt: deat:

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Trueman Hoeg

< K. Hoeg birt: deat: < Linda Mary Hoeg birt: 1946 deat: 1 Nov 2019
					Nathaniel "Nathan" Hoeg "First Hoeg in Canada"\|"First Hoeg in Canada"
					birt: 1749 plac: Westchester Cnty., New York deat: 11 May 1820 plac: Southampton, Nova Scotia, Canada marr: ABT 1779 marr: BEF 24 Jul 1784 plac: Nova Scotia
				Joseph Hoeg
				birt: 25 May 1802 plac: Maccan, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia deat: marr: 28 Sep 1820
					Abagail Mary Mills
					birt: 10 Jun 1747 plac: Amesbury, Maine deat: AFT 1820 plac: Southampton, Nova Scotia marr: BEF 24 Jul 1784 plac: Nova Scotia
			Nathan Hoeg
			birt: 1828 plac: Canada deat: marr:
				Elizabeth Nelson
				birt: 1795 deat: marr: 28 Sep 1820
		Joseph Hoeg
		birt: deat: marr:
			Charlotte Harrison
			birt: deat: marr:
	Trueman Hoeg
	birt: deat:
		Eliza Jane Gilroy
		birt: deat: marr:

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K. Hoeg


				Joseph Hoeg
				birt: 25 May 1802 plac: Maccan, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia deat: marr: 28 Sep 1820
			Nathan Hoeg
			birt: 1828 plac: Canada deat: marr:
				Elizabeth Nelson
				birt: 1795 deat: marr: 28 Sep 1820
		Joseph Hoeg
		birt: deat: marr:
			Charlotte Harrison
			birt: deat: marr:
	Trueman Hoeg
	birt: deat:
		Eliza Jane Gilroy
		birt: deat: marr:
K. Hoeg
birt: deat: Cecile marr: birt: deat:

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Cecile


			Cecile
			birt: deat: K. Hoeg marr: birt: deat:

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Martha Johanna Winthrop

Mary Lyon birt: Aug 1649 deat:
				Adam Winthrop
				birt: deat:
			John Winthrop
			birt: 1587/1588 plac: Edwardstone, Suffollk, England deat: 26 Mar 1649 plac: Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony marr: 16 Apr 1605 plac: Great Stambridge.,Essex, England marr: 29 Apr 1618 plac: Great Maplestead, Essex, England
				Anne Browne
				birt: deat:
		Henry Winthrop
		birt: deat:
			Mary Forth
			birt: deat: 1615 marr: 16 Apr 1605 plac: Great Stambridge.,Essex, England
	Martha Johanna Winthrop
	birt: 9 May 1630 plac: Groton Manor, England deat: ABT 1653 Thomas Lyon marr: 1647 plac: Old Greenwich, Fairfield, Colony of Connecticut birt: 1621 plac: England deat: 8 Nov 1690 plac: Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut
		Elizabeth Fones
		birt: deat:

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Henry Winthrop

< Martha Johanna Winthrop birt: 9 May 1630 plac: Groton Manor, England deat: ABT 1653 marr: 1647 plac: Old Greenwich, Fairfield, Colony of Connecticut
			Adam Winthrop
			birt: deat:
		John Winthrop
		birt: 1587/1588 plac: Edwardstone, Suffollk, England deat: 26 Mar 1649 plac: Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony marr: 16 Apr 1605 plac: Great Stambridge.,Essex, England marr: 29 Apr 1618 plac: Great Maplestead, Essex, England
			Anne Browne
			birt: deat:
	Henry Winthrop
	birt: deat: Elizabeth Fones marr: birt: deat:
		Mary Forth
		birt: deat: 1615 marr: 16 Apr 1605 plac: Great Stambridge.,Essex, England

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Elizabeth Fones

< Martha Johanna Winthrop birt: 9 May 1630 plac: Groton Manor, England deat: ABT 1653 marr: 1647 plac: Old Greenwich, Fairfield, Colony of Connecticut
			Elizabeth Fones
			birt: deat: Henry Winthrop marr: birt: deat:

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Mary Lyon


		Richard Lyon
		birt: ABT 1590 plac: Glen Lyon, Perthshire, Scotland, or possibly Heston, Middlesex England deat:
	Thomas Lyon
	birt: 1621 plac: England deat: 8 Nov 1690 plac: Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut marr: marr: 1654 plac: Greenwich,CT marr: 1647 plac: Old Greenwich, Fairfield, Colony of Connecticut
Mary Lyon
birt: Aug 1649 deat:
				Adam Winthrop
				birt: deat:
			John Winthrop
			birt: 1587/1588 plac: Edwardstone, Suffollk, England deat: 26 Mar 1649 plac: Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony marr: 16 Apr 1605 plac: Great Stambridge.,Essex, England marr: 29 Apr 1618 plac: Great Maplestead, Essex, England
				Anne Browne
				birt: deat:
		Henry Winthrop
		birt: deat: marr:
			Mary Forth
			birt: deat: 1615 marr: 16 Apr 1605 plac: Great Stambridge.,Essex, England
	Martha Johanna Winthrop
	birt: 9 May 1630 plac: Groton Manor, England deat: ABT 1653 marr: 1647 plac: Old Greenwich, Fairfield, Colony of Connecticut
		Elizabeth Fones
		birt: deat: marr:

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John Winthrop

< Henry Winthrop birt: deat: marr: Gov. John Winthrop The Younger\|The Younger birt: deat: Infant Winthrop birt: 8 Dec 1616 deat: 8 Dec 1616
		Adam Winthrop
		birt: deat:
	John Winthrop
	birt: 1587/1588 plac: Edwardstone, Suffollk, England deat: 26 Mar 1649 plac: Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony Mary Forth marr: 16 Apr 1605 plac: Great Stambridge.,Essex, England birt: deat: 1615 Thomasine Clopton marr: birt: deat: 8 Dec 1616 Margaret Tyndal marr: 29 Apr 1618 plac: Great Maplestead, Essex, England birt: deat:
		Anne Browne
		birt: deat:

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Source: 1 Wekepedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Winthrop In 1604 Winthrop journeyed to Great Stambridge in Essex with a friend.[15 ] They stayed at the home of a family friend, and Winthrop was favorably impressed with thei r daughter, Mary Forth.[16] Winthrop and Mary were married on 16 April 1605 at Great Stambrid ge.[17] Mary bore him five children, of whom only three survived to adulthood.[18] The oldes t of their children was John Winthrop, the Younger , becam e a governor and magistrate of Connecticut .[19][20] Their last tw o children, two girls, died not long after birth, and Mary died in 1615 from complications o f the last birth.[18] The couple spent most of their time at Great Stambridge, living on th e Forth estate.[21] In 1613 Adam Winthrop transferred the family holdings in Groton to Winthr op, who then became Lord of the Manor at Groton.[22] .Source: 2 http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/645737/John-Winthrop John Winthrop, (born Jan. 22 [Jan. 12, Old Style], 1588, Edwardstone, Suffolk , Eng.—died Apr il 5 [March 26], 1649, Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony [U.S.]), first governor of the Massac husetts Bay Colony, the chief figure among the Background and early life. Winthrop’s father was a newly risen country gentleman whose 500-acre (200-hectare) estate, Gr oton Manor, had been bought from Henry VIII at the tim e of the Reformation . Winthrop thus belonged to a class —the gentry—that became the dominant force in English society between 1540 and 1640, and he early assumed the habit of command appropriate to a member o f the ruling class in a highly stratified society. At age 15 he entered Trinity College, Cambridge; at age 17 he married the first of his four w ives—Mary Forth, daughter of an Essex squire—and the next yea r the first of his 16 children was born. Like many members of his class, Winthrop studied law , served as justice of the peace, and obtained a government office; from 1627 to 1629 he wa s an attorney at the Court of Wards and Liveries. For more than 20 years Winthrop was primari ly a country squire at Groton, with no discernible interest in overseas colonization. He was an ardently religious person. From his early teens Winthrop threw himself into scriptu ral study and prayers, and gradually he trained himself into a full-fledged Puritan, convince d that God had elected him to salvation, or in Puritan terms to “sainthood.” His religious ex perience reinforced his elitist outlook, but it also made him a social activist. Like other p rominent Puritans, Winthrop dedicated himself to remaking, as far as possible, the wicked wor ld as he saw it, arguing that “the life which is most exercised with tryalls and temptation s is the sweetest, and will prove the safeste.” During the late 1620s, Winthrop felt increasingly trapped by the economic slump that reduce d his landed income and by Charles I’s belligerent anti-Puritan policy, which cost him his co urt post in 1629. When, in 1629, the Massachusetts Bay Company obtained a royal charter to p lant a colony in New England, Winthrop joined the company, pledging to sell his English estat e and take his family to Massachusetts if the company government and charter were also trans ferred to America. The other members agreed to these terms and elected him governor (Octobe r 20). As Winthrop sailed west on the Arbella the spring of 1630, he composed a lay sermon, “A Model l of Christian Charity,” in which he pictured the Massachusetts colonists in covenant with Go d and with each other, divinely ordained to build “a Citty upon a Hill” in New England. Som e critics have seen Winthrop as a visionary utopian, while others have seen him as a social r eactionary; but most obviously he was urging his fellow colonists to adopt the combination o f group discipline and individual responsibility that gave Massachusetts such immediate and l asting success as a social experiment. For the remaining 19 years of his life, Winthrop lived in the New England wilderness, a fathe r figure among the colonists. In the annual Massachusetts elections he was chosen governor 1 2 times between 1631 and 1648, and during the intervening years he sat on the court of assist ants or colony council. His American career passed through three distinct phases. On first ar rival, in the early 1630s, he did his most creative work, guiding the colonists as they lai d out a network of tightly organized towns, each with its church of self-professed saints. Wi nthrop himself settled at Boston, which quickly became the capital and chief port of Massachu setts. His new farm on the Mystic River was much inferior to his former estate at Groton, bu t Winthrop never regretted the move because he was free at last to build a godly commonwealth . Opposition against him built up after a few years, however, as dissidents kept challenging Wi nthrop’s system in the mid- and late 1630s. He was nettled when the freemen (voters) insiste d in 1634 on electing a representative assembly to share in decision making. He found Roger W illiams’ criticism of church–state relations intolerable, though he secretly helped William s to flee to Rhode Island in 1636. And he took it as a personal affront when numerous colonis ts chose to migrate from Massachusetts to Connecticut.

Nehemiah Sargent


			Nehemiah Sargent
			birt: deat: Mary Hoyte marr: birt: 20 Sep 1635 plac: Charlestown,Suffolk,Massachusetts deat: 1692 plac: Byram Neck-Greenwich,Connecticutt

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Source: Online web page; http://minerdescent.com/2010/10/27/simon-hoyt/

Richard Harcourt


			Richard Harcourt
			birt: 1626 plac: Hempstead, Nassau, New York deat: May 1696 plac: Oyster Bay, Livingston, New York Miriam Hoyte marr: birt: ABT 1641 plac: Scituate,Plymouth,Massachusetts deat:

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George Slawson

< Hannah Slawson birt: ABT 1645 plac: Stamford,CT deat: 27 Jan 1730 plac: Stamford,CT marr: 20 Sep 1714 plac: Stamford,CT marr: ABT 1660 plac: Stamford,CT
			George Slawson
			birt: deat:

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John Goold Gold|Gold

< Sarah Goold birt: ABT 1671 plac: Stamford,CT deat: BET 1730 AND 1750 marr: 1 Dec 1692 plac: Stamford,Fairfield Co,Connecticut
			John Goold Gold\|Gold
			birt: 1645 plac: New Haven, Fairfield, Connecticut deat: 14 Jul 1712 plac: Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut Hannah Slawson marr: ABT 1660 plac: Stamford,CT birt: ABT 1645 plac: Stamford,CT deat: 27 Jan 1730 plac: Stamford,CT

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Source for marriages: http://minerdescent.com/2010/10/27/simon-hoyt/ Samuel’s third wife Hannah Slawson was born 1645 in Stamford, Fairfield, CT. Her parents wer e George Slauson and [__?__]. She first married 1660 in Stamford, Fairfield, CT to John Gol d (b. 1645 in New Haven, CT – d. 14 Jul 1712 in Stamford, CT) Hannah died 27 Jan 1730 in Stam ford, Fairfield, CT.

Adam Winthrop

< John Winthrop birt: 1587/1588 plac: Edwardstone, Suffollk, England deat: 26 Mar 1649 plac: Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony marr: 16 Apr 1605 plac: Great Stambridge.,Essex, England marr: marr: 29 Apr 1618 plac: Great Maplestead, Essex, England
			Adam Winthrop
			birt: deat: Anne Browne marr: birt: deat:

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Anne Browne

< John Winthrop birt: 1587/1588 plac: Edwardstone, Suffollk, England deat: 26 Mar 1649 plac: Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony marr: 16 Apr 1605 plac: Great Stambridge.,Essex, England marr: marr: 29 Apr 1618 plac: Great Maplestead, Essex, England
			Anne Browne
			birt: deat: Adam Winthrop marr: birt: deat:

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Gov. John Winthrop The Younger|The Younger


		Adam Winthrop
		birt: deat: marr:
	John Winthrop
	birt: 1587/1588 plac: Edwardstone, Suffollk, England deat: 26 Mar 1649 plac: Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony marr: 16 Apr 1605 plac: Great Stambridge.,Essex, England marr: marr: 29 Apr 1618 plac: Great Maplestead, Essex, England
		Anne Browne
		birt: deat: marr:
Gov. John Winthrop The Younger\|The Younger
birt: deat:
	Mary Forth
	birt: deat: 1615 marr: 16 Apr 1605 plac: Great Stambridge.,Essex, England

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Source: 1 Wekepedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Winthrop In 1604 Winthrop journeyed to Great Stambridge in Essex with a friend.[15 ] They stayed at the home of a family friend, and Winthrop was favorably impressed with thei r daughter, Mary Forth.[16] Winthrop and Mary were married on 16 April 1605 at Great Stambrid ge.[17] Mary bore him five children, of whom only three survived to adulthood.[18] The oldes t of their children was John Winthrop, the Younger , becam e a governor and magistrate of Connecticut .[19][20] Their last tw o children, two girls, died not long after birth, and Mary died in 1615 from complications o f the last birth.[18] The couple spent most of their time at Great Stambridge, living on th e Forth estate.[21] In 1613 Adam Winthrop transferred the family holdings in Groton to Winthr op, who then became Lord of the Manor at Groton.[22] .Source: 2 http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/645737/John-Winthrop John Winthrop, (born Jan. 22 [Jan. 12, Old Style], 1588, Edwardstone, Suffolk , Eng.-died Apr il 5 [March 26], 1649, Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony [U.S.]), first governor of the Massac husetts Bay Colony, the chief figure among the Background and early life. Winthrop’s father was a newly risen country gentleman whose 500-acre (200-hectare) estate, Gr oton Manor, had been bought from Henry VIII at the tim e of the Reformation . Winthrop thus belonged to a class -the gentry-that became the dominant force in English society between 1540 and 1640, and he early assumed the habit of command appropriate to a member o f the ruling class in a highly stratified society. At age 15 he entered Trinity College, Cambridge; at age 17 he married the first of his four w ives-Mary Forth, daughter of an Essex squire-and the next yea r the first of his 16 children was born. Like many members of his class, Winthrop studied law , served as justice of the peace, and obtained a government office; from 1627 to 1629 he wa s an attorney at the Court of Wards and Liveries. For more than 20 years Winthrop was primari ly a country squire at Groton, with no discernible interest in overseas colonization. He was an ardently religious person. From his early teens Winthrop threw himself into scriptu ral study and prayers, and gradually he trained himself into a full-fledged Puritan, convince d that God had elected him to salvation, or in Puritan terms to “sainthood.” His religious ex perience reinforced his elitist outlook, but it also made him a social activist. Like other p rominent Puritans, Winthrop dedicated himself to remaking, as far as possible, the wicked wor ld as he saw it, arguing that “the life which is most exercised with tryalls and temptation s is the sweetest, and will prove the safeste.” During the late 1620s, Winthrop felt increasingly trapped by the economic slump that reduce d his landed income and by Charles I’s belligerent anti-Puritan policy, which cost him his co urt post in 1629. When, in 1629, the Massachusetts Bay Company obtained a royal charter to p lant a colony in New England, Winthrop joined the company, pledging to sell his English estat e and take his family to Massachusetts if the company government and charter were also trans ferred to America. The other members agreed to these terms and elected him governor (Octobe r 20). As Winthrop sailed west on the Arbella the spring of 1630, he composed a lay sermon, “A Model l of Christian Charity,” in which he pictured the Massachusetts colonists in covenant with Go d and with each other, divinely ordained to build “a Citty upon a Hill” in New England. Som e critics have seen Winthrop as a visionary utopian, while others have seen him as a social r eactionary; but most obviously he was urging his fellow colonists to adopt the combination o f group discipline and individual responsibility that gave Massachusetts such immediate and l asting success as a social experiment. For the remaining 19 years of his life, Winthrop lived in the New England wilderness, a fathe r figure among the colonists. In the annual Massachusetts elections he was chosen governor 1 2 times between 1631 and 1648, and during the intervening years he sat on the court of assist ants or colony council. His American career passed through three distinct phases. On first ar rival, in the early 1630s, he did his most creative work, guiding the colonists as they lai d out a network of tightly organized towns, each with its church of self-professed saints. Wi nthrop himself settled at Boston, which quickly became the capital and chief port of Massachu setts. His new farm on the Mystic River was much inferior to his former estate at Groton, bu t Winthrop never regretted the move because he was free at last to build a godly commonwealth . Opposition against him built up after a few years, however, as dissidents kept challenging Wi nthrop’s system in the mid- and late 1630s. He was nettled when the freemen (voters) insiste d in 1634 on electing a representative assembly to share in decision making. He found Roger W illiams’ criticism of church-state relations intolerable, though he secretly helped William s to flee to Rhode Island in 1636. And he took it as a personal affront when numerous colonis ts chose to migrate from Massachusetts to Connecticut.

Mary Forth

< Henry Winthrop birt: deat: marr: Gov. John Winthrop The Younger\|The Younger birt: deat:
			Mary Forth
			birt: deat: 1615 John Winthrop marr: 16 Apr 1605 plac: Great Stambridge.,Essex, England birt: 1587/1588 plac: Edwardstone, Suffollk, England deat: 26 Mar 1649 plac: Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony

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Thomasine Clopton

Infant Winthrop birt: 8 Dec 1616 deat: 8 Dec 1616
			Thomasine Clopton
			birt: deat: 8 Dec 1616 John Winthrop marr: birt: 1587/1588 plac: Edwardstone, Suffollk, England deat: 26 Mar 1649 plac: Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony

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Death: 08 Dec 1616, Died from childbirth complications and child died also.

Infant Winthrop


		Adam Winthrop
		birt: deat: marr:
	John Winthrop
	birt: 1587/1588 plac: Edwardstone, Suffollk, England deat: 26 Mar 1649 plac: Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony marr: 16 Apr 1605 plac: Great Stambridge.,Essex, England marr: marr: 29 Apr 1618 plac: Great Maplestead, Essex, England
		Anne Browne
		birt: deat: marr:
Infant Winthrop
birt: 8 Dec 1616 deat: 8 Dec 1616
	Thomasine Clopton
	birt: deat: 8 Dec 1616 marr:

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