1604 - 1676 (72 years)
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Name |
William Ford |
Born |
1604 |
England [2] |
Gender |
Male |
_UID |
BD8E136639E2A440B74C3666D2798C286165 |
Died |
23 Sep 1676 |
Marshfield, Plymouth Co, MA [2] |
Person ID |
I8904 |
Crandall Pember Legacy |
Last Modified |
7 Jun 2021 |
Father |
William Ford, b. 1578, England , d. 1621, England (Age 43 years) |
Mother |
Martha Unknown, b. Abt 1580, England , d. Between 1633 and 1634, Plymouth, MA (Age ~ 53 years) |
_UID |
9C8E4ABDEADB314CB8E2D96F75E1AB065CB0 |
Family ID |
F4064 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family |
Ann, b. 1614, England , d. 1 Sep 1684, Marshfield, Plymouth Co, MA (Age 70 years) |
_UID |
AF83A4464481144B906982DF2B13EFCB929D |
Children |
| 1. Millicent Ford, b. Abt 1639, England |
| 2. Margaret Ford |
| 3. William Ford, Jr., b. Abt 1633, d. 7 Feb 1721/7 Feb 1722, Marshfield, Mass (Age ~ 89 years) |
| 4. Michael Ford, b. Abt 1640, Prob England , d. 27 Mar 1729, Marshfield, Plymouth Co, MA (Age ~ 89 years) |
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Last Modified |
25 Aug 2021 16:45:14 |
Family ID |
F2491 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Notes |
- Family History: Lineages of Hereditary Society Members, 1600s-1900s
Listed in: Three Hundred Colonial Ancestors, 495-1934
Page number: 110
Genealogy.com
In the early part of the 17th Century there were, in New England, several
families of Fords, that as far as is known, several families of Fords , a s far
as it is known, were not related, however it is probable that they sprang
from a common ancestor living in England, where the Fords, who came to
America about that time, were originally located.
There was the Widow Ford, 1621.
Thomas of Dorchester, who came on the ship, "Mary and John,"
Timothy of New Haven, 1637.
Thomas of Milford, 1646.
Andrew of Weymouth, 1654.
Charles of Charlestown, 1664.
Matthew of Bradford, 1681.
The Widow Ford came over from England in the year 1621, in the ship
"Fortune" which was the next vessel to arrive after the "Mayflower."
The "Fortune" reached Cape Cod, Nov. 9,and arrived at Plymouth,
Nov. 11, 1621. She brought 35 persons for the Colony, among them being
a Widow Ford with three children. In a letter sent back by the "Fortune"
which returned to England about a month after its arrival, the stateme n t is
made that "Good-wife Ford was delivered of a daughter, Martha, the night
she landed, and both are doing well." Widow Ford's children were William,
John and Martha. William was born in England, in 1604. Wife's name was
Anna. He died Sept. 23, 1676 and was buried in the old Winslow Cemetery.
References: "Ford Genealogy, by E. R. Ford, p. 11.
"Peter Brown Ancestry."
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http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1700591&id=I20015
William Ford first appears in Plymouth records on the 1643 ATBA for
Duxbury. Moore Families, pp. 264-75, gives an account of his life and his
family. In 1671 he gave his age as sixty-seven, and thus was born ca.
1604. His wife Anna, or Hannah, _____ died in 1684; Mrs. Barclay (NEHGR
119:23) thought Ford's wife might be Hannah Eames (Torrey suggests the
daughter of Anthony Eames). Ford was a miller in Duxbury, and he later
moved to Marshfield where he owned a mill in partnership with Josias
Winslow, Jr. In 1652 he became a freeman, and he served in various public
capacities such as highway surveyor and constable. On 3 October 1662 he
was fined five shillings for allowing Samuel Howland to breach the
Sabbath by carrying grist from the mill. In 1665/66 he became a
selectman for Marshfield for the first of several times. His will, dated
12 September 1676, sworn 4 November 1676, mentioned his wife, sons
William and Michael, daughters Margaret and Millicent, Margaret's
unnamed husband, and grandsons John Ford, William Carver, and John Carver
(Ply. Colony PR 3:2:22). Daughter Margaret is believed to have married
Zachariah Soule and to have had no issue (see MF 3 and Torrey). Daughter
Millicent married John2 Carver, son of Robert, and their children are
given by Mrs. Barclay, "The Ancestry of Experience, Wife of Cornelius4
Washburn of Bridgewater, Mass.," NEHGR 119:24. Son Michael married
Abigail Snow, daughter of Anthony and Abigail (Warren) Snow, and son
William married Sarah Dingley, daughter of John Dingley.
Source: Plymouth Colony: Its History and People 1620-1691 Part Three:
Biographical Sketches Biographical Sketches Freeman, Edmond
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http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:177503&id=I11022791
# Name: William FORD
# Sex: M
# Birth: Abt 1604 in ,,,ENG
# Death: 23 Sep 1676 in Marshfield,,MA
# Note: SOURCE: "Ford History and Genealogies of Allied Families" by Fr e d Ford William arrived in Plymouth Plantation in 1621 on the ship "Fort un e " with his widowed mother Martha and brother John. (see Martha's not es ) p. 3 In 1624, William Ford received 4 acres in the division of land . H e settled in Marshfield, MA and married an Anna (possibly Winslow) ab ou t 1631. They build their home near Havelly Beach at Green Harbor. Howe ver , the records shows they first lived in Duxbury. William ford, the mi ller , and his borther John Ford were among the pioneers of Duxbury and t hei r names are among the founders of that town. Also, william was of Dux bur y in 1643 when he was listed as one able to bear arms, and records sh ow t hat he sold land in Duxbury that same year to an F. West (Paul G. Fo rd, " Valley of the Shadow") About 1640 he formed a partnership with Josi ah Win slow, Sr. under the namd of Ford and Winslow, and erected a gris t mill, s aid to be the first buil d in the Colony. Later William Ford be came the s ole owner. He was authorized to build a sufficient mill to gri nd the cor n of the town in 1654. (This quotation shows a descrepancy o f 14 years ov er other records. ) The mill continued in operation for ove r 100 yrs. bei ng rebuilt in 1746 and again in 1812. William was chosen d eputy to the Ge neral Court for 1663. William purchased land from Josia h Reed in 1666. Th is deed was witnessed by William's son Michael and b y John Bourne, 1-17-1 671m by which he deeded the balance of his propert y to his son Michael Fo rd in consideration of which Michael was to provi de for his father and mo ther intheir old age. William and his wife Ann a are buried in unmarked gr aves in the old Winslow Burying Grounds nea r the plots of Edward Winslo w and daniel Webster. b/d Diantha Howard SMT P: DHOWARD@uvmvm.uvm.edu Say s "Not son of wid. Martha FORD who came in F ortune. Will WF Sr. of Marshf ield age ab. 72, mentions wife, sons Willia m and Michael, married dau Mar garet, dau Mellecent, grsons (inc. John F . ), Son william exec. 1 2 sep 1 676, exhib in ct 4 Nov 1676, inv 18 oc t 1676 L168 sworn to by Anna F. (NG B R v53)
Father: William FORD
Mother: Martha
Marriage 1 Anna WINSLOW
* Married: Abt 1634 in Marshfield,,MA
Children
1. Has Children William FORD b: Abt 1634
2. Has No Children Michael FORD
3. Has No Children Millicent FORD
4. Has No Children Margaret FORD
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# Name: William FORD 1 2 3
# Sex: M
# Birth: ABT. 1604 in England
# Death: 23 SEP 1676 in Marshfield, Massachusetts 4
# Residence: 1643 Duxbury, Massachusetts
# Event: Admitted 3 JUN 1652 freeman from Duxbury
# Event: Removed 1652 to Marshfield, Massachusetts
# Occupation: 1652 Mill owner in Marshfield in partnership with Josias W i nslow
# _ELEC: 1658 constable in Marshfield
# _ELEC: Selectman in Marshfield in 1666, 1670, 1675, and 1676.
# Burial: 28 SEP 1676 in Marshfield, Massachusetts
# Will: Dated 9/12/1676 and proved 11/4/1676
Marriage 1 Anna EAMES b: 1614 in England
* Married: BEF. 1633 in New England
Children
1. Has Children Millicent FORD b: ABT. 1637 in Duxbury, Massachusetts
2. Has Children William FORD b: ABT. 1633
3. Has No Children Margaret FORD b: BET. 1633 - 1640
4. Has Children Michael FORD b: ABT. 1640 in Weymouth, Massachusetts
Sources:
1. Title: NEW ENGLAND HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL REGISTER
Page: Vol 88, July 1934, page 217 Carver family
2. Title: Massachusets and Maine Families
Author: Walter Goodwin Davis
Publication: 17 Books in three Volumes, published bet. 1916-1963 , G enealogical Publishing Co.
Note: Secondary source
Repository:
Note: Pers ref Lib of Donald E Engstrom, Minneapolis, Mn
Call Number: Family Tree maker CD #194
Media: Family Archive CD
Page: Vol I, page 566 Ford family
3. Title: Massachusets and Maine Families
Author: Walter Goodwin Davis
Publication: 17 Books in three Volumes, published bet. 1916-1963 , G enealogical Publishing Co.
Note: Secondary source
Repository:
Note: Pers ref Lib of Donald E Engstrom, Minneapolis, Mn
Call Number: Family Tree maker CD #194
Media: Family Archive CD
Page: Vol I, page 565 Ford family
4. Title: NEW ENGLAND FAMILIES, Genealogies and Memorials Vol 1
Author: William Richard Cutter, A.M., Compiler and Editor
Publication: 1913, Clearfield Co., Inc. and reprinted 1994 and 19 9 5 by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc of Baltimore, Md.
Repository:
Call Number: Family Tree Maker CD515:Local and family Histories Co n necticut 1600's-1800's
Media: Family Archive CD
Page: Vol *, July 1854, page 192 Deaths and burials in Marshfield
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Sources |
- [S743] Carver, Franz, Franz Carver's Home Page.
- [S1060] LDS, LDS Pedigree Resource File - CD #20.
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