Identifier: englishscotchimm00pope (find matches)
Title: English and Scotch immigrant ancestors of the Clapp-Cheney family.
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Pope, Charles Henry, 1841-1918
Subjects: Clapp family Cheney family
Publisher: Boston in New England. : (s.n.)
Contributing Library: Boston Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Boston Public Library

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probated 28, Jan., 1663. Bequeathed 20 shillings to the town for the repairing of the burying place. The remainder of his estate he gave, one-half to his wife and the other half to his 5 children. The widow died July 22, 1678. [See Increase Blake, his An-cestors and Descendants.] Our line comes through James who married Elizabeth, daughter of Deacon Edward Clapp; his son Deacon James; his son James, the author of The Annals of Dorchester; his son Samuel, and Sarah, daughter of the latter, who married Deacon John Pierce; then to the Clapp family. Blanchard Blanchar, Blancher. Thomas Blanchard, yeoman, from Penton, county of Southampton, Eng., came from London in the Jonathan in 1639; settled in Braintree. Bought lands in Boston and Charlestown of Mr. John Wilson. Removed to Charlestown in J651. He married in England a wife whose name has not been learned, who died in England. He married second, widow Agnes (Bent) Barnes, who died on the passage to N. E.; he married third, Mary . ^ He died 2

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