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     Martha Howe was born on 16 December 1770 at York, SC. She was the daughter of William Howe and Catherine Craig.

     Joseph Howe Jr married Ruth Brigham, daughter of Jonathan Brigham and Mary Fay. Joseph Howe Jr was born on 19 February 1697 at MA?. He died circa 1790.

     Ruth Brigham married Joseph Howe Jr. Her married name was Howe. Ruth Brigham was born on 30 April 1704 at Middlesex, Marlboro, MA. She was the daughter of Jonathan Brigham and Mary Fay. Ruth Brigham died between 14 October 1781 and 1791 at Marlboro, MA.

     Jonathan Brigham married Mary Fay, daughter of John Fay and Mary Brigham. Jonathan Brigham was born between 22 February 1672 and 1674. He was the son of Thomas Brigham. Jonathan Brigham died on 4 January 1768.

     Mary Fay married Jonathan Brigham, son of Thomas Brigham. Her married name was Brigham. Mary Fay was born on 10 February 1674/75. She was the daughter of John Fay and Mary Brigham. Mary Fay died on 9 November 1751 at age 76.

     Thomas Brigham ID: I1845
Name: Thomas Brigham
Surname: Brigham
Given Name: Thomas
Sex: M
Birth: 9 Mar 1640/1641 in Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Death: 25 Nov 1717 in Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts 1
Reference Number: UA 17-616
_UID: B598F8725C33D51183B84445535400009757
Note:
From: New England Families Genealogical and Memorial: Third Series,Volume III
Thomas (2), son of Thomas (1) Brigham, was born probably in Cambridge,Massachusetts, about 16 40, died in Marlborough, Massachusetts, November25, 1716. When his mother married Edmund Rice , Thomas went with them toSudbury and Marlborough. On attaining his majority he bought of his stepfather, for thirty pounds, a town-right in Marlborough of"Twenty-four acres with the fram e of a dwelling house thereon." Thisland, situated near Williams pond in the southwest part o f the town, wasthe beginning ofhis large farm. He was also one of the purchasers of theold pl antation "Ockoocangansett," which had been reserved for the Indiansout of the ancient boundar ies of Marlborough. On the old Thomas Brighamhomestead on the south side of the present Fores t street, something likea score of rods from the highway is a slightly raised rectangular plo t,about 30 to 75 feet, in the center of which is a large apple tree. Hererest the last of th e Marlborough Indians, including their last chief andabout thirty o f his followers. This spo t is sacredly cherished by thefamily of Brighams. The place is or was lately owned by Georg e F.Nichols, whose wife was a Brigham. The last male Brigham owner of theplace is said to hav e strikingly resembled his paternal ancest ry,"having thick, wavy black hair, black eyes an d red cheeks; a fine lookingman." The house stood a few rods above the brook which flowed t o WilliamsPond. The first dwelling, a log one built by Thomas, was burned duringhis absence b y flax catching fi re. In 1706 he built a frame house whichwas used as an ell by his son Gers hom who built a two-story house about1724. During Queen Anne's war the old house was used a s a garrison. In1791 the ell was taken down by Warren Brigham. Thomas Brigham was one ofthe p rincipal citizens of the town. He made his will April 21, 1716, anddied November 25 of the sa me year, sitting in his chair which is now inthe possession of Miss Martha L. Ames. His wil l was proved January 2,1717. He married (first) December 27 , 1665, Mary Rice, daughter of He nryand Elizabeth (Moore) Rice, and granddaughter of Edmund Rice, theimmigrant. He married (se cond) July 30, 1695, Susanna Shattuck, daughterof William Shattuck, of Watertown, and widow f irst of Joseph Morse andsecond of John Fay, whose first wife was Mary Brigham, sister of Thom asBrigham. Children: Thomas, born February 24, 1666-67; Nathan, born June17, 1671; David, bor n August 11, 1673, died young; Jonathan, bornFebruary 22, 1675; David, mentioned below; Gersh om, born February 23,1680; Elnathan, born March 7, 1683; Mary, born October 26, 1687.
Change Date: 17 Feb 2002 at 14:52:25

Father: Thomas Brigham
Mother: Mercy Hurd b: ABT. 1616 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts

Marriage 1 Mary Rice b: 19 Sep 1646 in Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Married: 27 Dec 1665 in Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts 2
Children
Thomas Brigham b: 24 Feb 1665/1666 in Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Nathan Brigham b: 17 Jun 1671 in Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts
David Brigham b: 11 Aug 1673 in Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Jonathan Brigham b: 22 Feb 1673/1674 in Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Gershom Brigham b: 23 Feb 1679/1680 in Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Elnathan Brigham b: 7 Mar 1682/1683 in Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Mary Brigham b: 26 Oct 1687 in Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts

Sources:
Title: Vital Records of Marlborough, Middlesex, MA
Page: p. 350
Title: Vital Records of Marlborough, Middlesex, MA
Page: p. 233 at Copied Notes. He was born circa 1640. He was the son of Thomas Brigham.

     Thomas Brigham was born circa 1603 at Holme-on-Spalding-Moor, Yorkshire, England. He was the son of John Brigham and Constance Watson.

     John Fay Came to America at age 8.

Died 5 Dec or 5 May?

ID: I03293
Name: John FAY 1 2
Sex: M
Birth: 1648 in England
Death: 5 DEC 1690 in Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Note:

From the FAY GENEALOGY, published in 1898

"John Fay....embarked May 30, 1656 at Gravesend, on board the ship Speedwell, Robert Locke, Master and arrived at Boston on the 27th of June. Among the passengers were Thomas Barnes, aged 20; Shadrack Hapgood, aged 14; Thomas Goodnow, aged 20; Nathaniel Goodnow, aged 16, and John Fay, aged 8 years. The emigrants here mentioned appear to have been bound to Sudbury, which had then been settled about seventeen years, where some of them at least, had parents or relatives. Considering the tender age of John Fay, it is highly probable that he had some relatives or friends in Sudbury, to which place he undoubtedly repaired. About that time a company from Sudbury were removing to a new grant which had been made to them, which immediately after was incorporated by the name of Marlborough. He accompanied these emigrants to the new plantation, as his name is found upon the Marlborough records as early as 1669, when he was made freeman and he had a wife and one child.

The first mention of his name, or even that of Fay upon the Colonial records is in 1671, when Thomas King, John Fay, John Howe, Sen., Peter Bent and others of Marlborough, petitioned for a grant of land, and the "Court judgeth it meete to referr the petitioners, in case they cannot rest where they be, to look for a meete place within our line to the westward of Conecticot river, to answer their expectation, and then present it to the Court, who will consider thereof." It does not appear that anything was ever done under the permission of the Court; but in 1675 John Fay appears among the proprietors of Worcester, and has a lot of 50 acres assigned to him in the eastern squadron, lying next to the County road to Boston.

Philip's War prevented in a great degree, the settlement of the town, but on the return of peace the proprietors of Worcester, among whom was John Fay, in 1678 agreed upon certain measures for the following commendable object, viz: 1st. Security from enemies in case of alarm; 2nd, for the better convenity of attending God's worship; 3rd, for the better education of their children in society; 4th for the better accommodation of trades people; 5th, for the better helps to civility; 6th, for more convenient help in case of sickness, fire or other casualty."

Notes for John Fay I:
Published Watertown records record the marriage date of John Fay and Susanna
Shattuck as the 5th of July. [John F Chandler PC 12.1.95]

John Fay arrived in Boston on June 27, 1656. John was by no means the first Fay to come to America. Available Town records in New England show for example that (1) Richard Fay resided in Dorchester MA in 1634; (2) Henry Fay, a weaver of Newberry MA died 6/30/1655 and (3) William Fay was admitted as a townsman in Boston in 1643. These Fays unquestionably preceded John Fay to America (1656), but there are no records to establish any interrelationship between any of them. On the other hand the direct lineage of the descendents of John Fay from his birth in 1648 down to 1898 were clearly and logically documented in the records accumulated in Orlin P. Fay's book.

John Fay came to America at the age of 8 years on the Speedwell (sister ship of the Mayflower), arriving in Boston Mass June 27, 1656. There is reasonable evidence that his father and a brother Michael had preceded him to America. Although there is no documented record of the father (David) or Michael's birth or death. Reference is made in the early Town records of Sudbury Mass. that the father of John and Michael was David Fay "who came to America prior to 1656."

The passenger list of the Speedwell lists five minors, including John Fay age 8 years. These young men were bound to Sudbury MA (settled 17 years previously) where each of them had parents or relatives. It is presumed that since John Fay was the youngest of these minors, he very likely had parents already Residing in Sudbury.

Shortly after John Fay's arrival a group of recent immigrants, including young John moved to a new grant which was newly incorporated under the name of Marlboro, MA. The early records of Marlboro show that John Fay was made a freeman in 1669, at which time he had a wife and child. In 1675 the name of John Fay appears among the proprietors of Worcester Mass., and that he had a lot of 50 acres assigned to him "in the eastern squadron, lying next to the County road to Boston." Although, he owned land in Worcester he continued to live in Marlboro until the marauding Indians during the Phillips War made it necessary to move his family to the greater security of Watertown Mass. While in Watertown he buried his first wife, Mary Brighan and one child. His second marriage was to Susan "Susanna" Shattuck who was the widow of Joseph Morse. She had 7 children by Morse and 4 by John Fay. After John Fay's death, Susan married as her third husband, Thomas Brigham, who was a brother of John Fay's first wife, Mary Brigham. It is interesting to record that from Susan's last marriage, one of her descendents was Peter Bent Brigham who left a sum of $1,000,000 which was not to be spent until 25 years after his death. By this time the fund had grown to $2,000,000 and was used to build the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, a world famous medical research hospital connected with Harvard Medical School in Boston, Mass. [The Fay Family in America, p.3]




Father: David FAY

Marriage 1 Mary BRIGHAM b: ABT. 1638 in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Married: ABT. 1666 in Marlboro, Masschusetts
Children
Samuel FAY b: 11 OCT 1673 in Marlboro, Massachusetts
David FAY b: 15 OCT 1671 in Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Mary FAY b: 10 FEB 1674/75 in Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts
John FAY b: 30 NOV 1669 in Marlboro, Massachusetts
Mary FAY b: BEF. 1674 in Marlboro, Massachusetts

Marriage 2 Susannah Shattuck MORSE b: 1643 in Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Married: 5 JUL 1678 in Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Children
David FAY b: 23 APR 1679 in Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Gershom FAY b: 19 OCT 1681 in Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Ruth FAY b: JUL 1684 in Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Deliverance FAY b: 7 OCT 1686 in Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts

Sources:
Title: FAY GENEALOGY, JOHN FAY OF MARLBOROUGH AND HIS DESCENDANTS
Author: Orlin P. Fay
Publication: Press of J. B. Savage, Cleveland, Ohio, 1898
Repository:
Note: Copy in pers. ref. library of DEE
Call Number:
Media: Book
Page: page 18
Title: Fay Family Page
Author: Fay family researchers
Repository:
Call Number: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~fayfamily/index.html
Media: Electronic
Page: http://freepages.genealogy.com/~fayfamily/index.html at Copied Notes. He married Mary Brigham, daughter of Thomas Brigham. John Fay was born circa 1648 at England. He died on 5 May 1690.

     Mary Brigham married John Fay. Her married name was Fay. Mary Brigham ID: I0913
Name: Mary BRIGHAM
Sex: F
Birth: ABT. 1638 in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Death: 1676 in Watertown, Massachusetts
Note:
Mary was the daughter of Thomas and Mercy (Hurd) Brigham; born probably in Cambridge, Mass., about 1638; died in Watertown, in 1676; married John Fay, the emigrant, who settled in Marlboro, Mass., and died 5 May, 1690, age 50.

Mary was the first Brigham born in America, and as such deserves special mention. Paige, in his History of Cambridge (pp. 501-2), a most thorough and painstaking work, chronicles that "Mary went to Sudbury and Marlboro with her mother, brothers and sister, when her father died, where she married John Fay of Marlboro." And he cites evidence, as already indicated by a legal document (Mid. Prob. Recs., vii. 9), wherein, joining with other complainants, John Fay and Samuel Fay, children of Mary Fay of Marlboro, and heirs of Thomas Brigham, late of Cambridge began suit September 28, 1695, to recover certain lands in the possession of Samuel Hastings, who possessed also the Puritan Brigham homestead. John Fay Sr.'s wife was Mary, and there was no other Fay in Marlboro at that time of suitable age to be the father of said John, Jr., and Samuel Fay, parties to said suit. Paige was undoubtedly correct, and we must include in our genealogy of the Brighams the children of John and Samuel Fay, sons of Mary (Brigham) Fay. Both of them had large families, among them being sons who became the heads of numerous branches (see Fay Family). There was also a daughter, Mary Fay, who married Jonathan3 Brigham, her cousin, and a son of Thomas2 Brigham; they had 10 children, thus starting several male lines of Brighams. Hudson, in his Hist. of Marlboro, does not conflict with Paige's position; and he adds that John Fay retired (with most other Marlboroites), during King Philip's War, to Watertown, where he buried his wife Mary and a young son David, just coming five years.

John Fay, the husband of Mary Brigham, came to America when he was eight years of age. No mention is made of his parents. He is found in Marlboro as early as 1669. He married (2) Susanna, daughter of William Shattuck of Watertown and widow of Joseph Morse. As will be seen, she married for her third husband, Thomas2 Brigham. [Brigham (1907) p. 63]


Father: Thomas BRIGHAM b: ABT. 1603 in Holme, Spalding Moor, Yorkshire, England/Spalding, England
Mother: Mercy HURD b: BET. 1588 - 1593 in England

Marriage 1 John FAY b: 1648 in England
Married: ABT. 1669 in Marlboro, Massachusetts
Children
John FAY , Jr. b: 30 NOV 1669 in Marlboro, Massachusetts
David FAY b: 15 OCT 1671
Samuel FAY b: 11 OCT 1673 in Marlboro, Massachusetts
Mary FAY b: 10 FEB 1674 in Marlboro, Massachusetts at Copied Notes. She was born circa 1638 at Cambridge, MA. She was the daughter of Thomas Brigham. Mary Brigham died in 1676 at Watertown, MA.

     John Brigham was born in 1574 at Holm on Spalding Moor, York, England. He married Constance Watson, daughter of James Watson and Margaret Watson, on 30 September 1599 at Yorkshire, England. John Brigham died in 1621 at Hotham, Yorkshire, England.

     Constance Watson was born on 15 August 1578 at Holme on Spalding Moor, Yorkshire, England. She was the daughter of James Watson and Margaret Watson. Constance Watson married John Brigham on 30 September 1599 at Yorkshire, England. As of 30 September 1599,her married name was Brigham. Constance Watson died on 10 July 1615 at Yorkshire, England, at age 36.

     James Watson married Margaret Watson. James Watson was born circa 1530 at Holme on Spalding Moore, Yorkshire, England. He was the son of James Watson. James Watson died in 1615/16 at Holme on Spalding Moore, England.

     Margaret Watson married James Watson, son of James Watson. Margaret Watson was born circa 1535.

     James Watson was born circa 1500. He was the son of John Watson.

     John Watson was born circa 1472. He died circa 1521.

     Adam Derryberry married Eve Liggett.¹ Adam Derryberry was born between 1740 and 1755 at Burke, NC. He was the son of John J Derryberry and Anna Buck.¹

     Eve Liggett married Adam Derryberry, son of John J Derryberry and Anna Buck.¹ Eve Liggett was buried at Jacob Derryberry Cemetery, Maury, TN. Her married name was Derryberry. She was born circa 1750. She died in 1840 at Maury, TN.

     John J Derryberry JOHN J.3 DERRYBERRY (GEORGE DUREBERRY2 (DERRYBERRY), HENRY1 DERRYBERRY)1 was born Abt. 1710 in Essex Co., VA1,
and died Abt. 1789 in Morgantown, Burke Co., NC1.
He married ANNA BUCK1 WFT Est. 1726-17581.
She was born Abt. 1710 in Essex Co., VA1, and died Abt. 1809 in Morgantown, Burke Co., NC1.

Notes for JOHN J. DERRYBERRY: [Brøderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #0948, Date of Import: Aug 22, 1999] Left two horses by his father, but little else. Is this why he moved west?

More About JOHN J. DERRYBERRY: Fact 2: Bef. 1788, lived in Morgantown, maybe from Cape May, NJ1 Fact 3: 7th Regt., Burke Militia1

More About JOHN DERRYBERRY and ANNA BUCK: Marriage: WFT Est. 1726-17581 Children of JOHN DERRYBERRY and ANNA BUCK are:

ADAM4 DERRYBERRY, b. Abt. 1740, Burke Co., NC; d. Abt. 1825, Maury Co., TN.
MICHAEL DERRYBERRY1, b. Abt. 1742, NC1 d. Abt. 1799, Morgantown, Burke Co., NC1
m. ? b. Bef. 1746, NC.
JOHN DERRYBERRY JR1, b. Abt. 17451 d. WFT Est. 1746-18351.
iv. JACOB DERRYBERRY, b. Abt. 1750, Burke Co., NC; d. Abt. 1820, Warren Co., TN.
DANIEL DERRYBERRY1, b. 1764, Burke Co., NC1 d. WFT Est. 1765-18541.
ANDREW BUCK DERRYBERRY SR.1, b. Unknown, Morgantown, Burke Co., NC1
d. October 05, 1839, Perry Co., TN1 m. SARAH REUCHER. at Copied Notes. He married Anna Buck.¹ John J Derryberry was born circa 1710 at Essex, VA. He was the son of George Derryberry.¹ John J Derryberry died circa 1789 at Morgantown, Burke, NC.

     Anna Buck married John J Derryberry, son of George Derryberry.¹ Her married name was Derryberry. Anna Buck was born circa 1710 at Essex, VA. She died circa 1809 at Morgantown, Burke, NC.

     George Derryberry "to have George go to VA and his son back to NJ, before going to NC does not fit the normal migration pattern. Further, only one time has been found where reference to him or his (possibly adopted) son used Derryberry, and in that case, the name being written in longhand and then not well formed letters, leaves it questionable.

I refer to "Essex Co. Deeds and Wills", #13, page 430 - 431; "Index of Marriages of Old Rappahannock & Essex Co., VA", Book 2, page 52. I have looked at the originals referred to in those books and the spellings to me are far from Derryberry."²

He was born circa 1681. He was the son of Henry Derryberry and Mary Coghill.¹ George Derryberry left a will in 1767 at Sussex, NJ; will written 2 Jan 1767 and probated 26 Nov 1767, names wife Cattorn (Catherine), son Jno Torrenberger is left two horses.

While this will is a reality, it is only speculation that this George is the projenitor of this line. He died in 1767 at Newtown, Sussex, NJ.

     Henry Derryberry married Mary Coghill.¹ Henry Derryberry was born in 1662 at Essex, VA.

     Mary Coghill married Henry Derryberry.¹ Her married name was Derryberry. Mary Coghill was born in 1666 at Essex, VA.

     Frederick Bundy was (an unknown value) at Farming and raising stock..¹ He Frederick Bundy, living in a different period from ours, had no chance to go to school. His education had to be self-obtained. He did not fail to sieze the opportunities which came his way, and so became a remarkably well informed man. At the time the family came to Illinois the journey was made int he old time cumberous team wagons.
The John Wilson family arrived by means of the same mode of travel.
Centralia Township at the time Frederick settled there in 1826, was as yet in its original wild state. As may be supposed, wild game and beasts of prey of many varieties abounded there, particularly wolves, to which he lay awake listening on many a night inside the rough log-cabin which he had built with his own hands. In time he cleared the land and erected for himself a suitable hime, and otherwise much improved the property which embraced four hundred acres. For years, he carried an active farming business and raised considerable amount of stock. Frederick Bundy was politically a staunch Democrat, and in those days he had to go over to Salem at election times to record his vote. In religious life he was a member of the Christian Church. His wife died in February, 1848, and the demise of the inseparable companion of life's journey as a great loss. He died in the fall of 1849, having however, married secondly Elizabeth Walker, and leaving a son by that marriage. He had eight children by his first wife, the eldest William Kell; Alexander, who married Margaret Breeze, and afterwards another member of that family, who is a farmer in Washington County; Nancy Jane, deceased, first married John Harper, and afterwards Reuben Aldersonl; Dorcas married Sidney Harmon both of whom are both dead; Jeanette who never married, also died; John joined the One Hundred and Eleventh Regiment, Company H; at the outbreak of the Civil War and died while in the service of his country; Robert was also in the Civil War, enlisting in the Jefferson County, Illinois, and died of small pox during his term of service; Sallie another daughter, married Thomas J. Hollowell and lives in Washingon with her husband.² He 8 children by 1st wife, 1 son by 2nd.¹ He was described at Staunch Democrat and member of the Christian Church.¹ He was born in 1802 at Pasquotank, NC.¹ He was the son of Jonathan Bundy and Dorcas Brothers. Frederick Bundy was (an unknown value) in 1826 at Came to & settled on 400 acres, Centralia Twp, IL.¹ He married Mary Wilson, daughter of John Wilson, on 5 December 1826 at Marion, IL. Frederick Bundy was buried in 1849 at Little Grove Cemetery?. He died in 1849 at Marion, IL.¹

     Mary Wilson was born circa 1800 at Blue Ridge Mountains, NC. She was the daughter of John Wilson. Mary Wilson married Frederick Bundy, son of Jonathan Bundy and Dorcas Brothers, on 5 December 1826 at Marion, IL. As of 5 December 1826,her married name was Bundy. Mary Wilson died in February 1848 at Marion, IL.¹

     William Kell Bundy was born on 4 May 1827 at Section 1, Centralia Twp, Marion, IL.¹ He was the son of Frederick Bundy and Mary Wilson.¹ William Kell Bundy began military service in 1847 at Co. C, No. 1, US Army, Enlisted to serve in the Mexican War.¹ He was Military assignments; first in Alton, IL , then Ft. Leavenworth, KS. Later participated in 60 day march across the desert to Santa Fe, then participated in the advance on Old Albuquerque, the Mexican Capital. between 1847 and 1848.¹ He was Returned home to father's farm. in 1848. He was Bought 40 acres of late father's farm. in 1849.¹ He lived between 1849 and 1863; 40 acres on site of late father's farm.¹ He lived between 1863 and 1909 at Section 6, Racoon Twp.¹ He married Mary Elizabeth McClelland before 1887.¹ William Kell Bundy died after 1909.¹

     Her married name was Aldersonl.¹ Her married name was Harper.¹ Nancy Jane Bundy was born in 1832. She was the daughter of Frederick Bundy and Mary Wilson.¹ Nancy Jane Bundy died before 1909.¹

     Her married name was Harmon.¹ Elizabeth Dorcas Bundy was also known as Dorcas Bundy.¹ She married Sidney Harmon.¹ Elizabeth Dorcas Bundy was born in 1833. She was the daughter of Frederick Bundy and Mary Wilson. Elizabeth Dorcas Bundy died before 1909.¹

     Her married name was Hollowell.¹ Sarah (Sallie) Bundy was born in 1835. She was the daughter of Frederick Bundy and Mary Wilson. Sarah (Sallie) Bundy died after 1909.¹

     John Bundy began military service at 111th Reg., Co. H.¹ He was born in 1837 at Marion, IL.² He was the son of Frederick Bundy and Mary Wilson. John Bundy died on 22 April 1863 at Ft. Heiman, Calloway, IL; Died in service during Civil War.²

     Margaret Jeanette Bundy Never Married.¹ She was born in 1839. She was the daughter of Frederick Bundy and Mary Wilson. Margaret Jeanette Bundy died before 1909.¹