Earnest Aaron Baker Parents
William Levi Baker
B: 7-6-1858 Nodaway co, Mo. D: 4-22-1948 Burial in Memorial Park Ceme OKC
W.L. Baker, 89-year-old pioneer, died at home in Carnegie after +1yr illness. Parents moved to SW Iowa, age 15.
M: Rebecca Honeywell 1-11-1888 Pacific City, Iowa, (Mills Co) where he lived until 1904 he came to Cooperton, OK. Moved to Claremore in 1922, OKC from 1925 to 1931, when he returned to Claremore. He moved to Carnegie in Sept 1945. Joined First Christian church of Cooperton in 1912. Had cancer. joined First Christian Church 1912
Daughter, Mrs. Goldie Gilbert, Claremore 2 sons, Walter of Cooperton & Ernest of LaJunta, CO
Rebecca E Honeywell Baker
B: 6-4-1867 Tamia county, Iowa D: 10-30-1948 Carnegie
Burial in Memorial Park Ceme OKC. She was seriously ill for many months. Service Nov 1, 1948 at First Christian Church Carnigie Rev Harry Hubbard. Fell in the bathtub & broke her hip, died more than likely heart attack.
Rebecca E Honeywell Parents:
Isaiah Honeywell
B: 2-28-1830 Ohio D: 7-14-1889 Fort Collins Larimer, Co 1st wife Minerva E Chase and had a child, George Washington (1859-1932). Married Minerva 1855 Tama Co., IA. 2nd wife Sarah Fesler had 8 kids
Sarah Fesler
B: 24 Apr 1837 D: 25 Sep 1919 in Claremore, Rogers, Ok
Children Perry Comdore (1863-1935) Frances E (1862-1894) Samuel Fesler (1865) Rebecca E (1867) Ida E (1870-1871) Susanna (1873-1933) Mary E (1876-1933) William (1878-1878)
Isaiah Honeywell Parents:
William Honeywell
B: 18 Oct 1790 Sussex, NJ D: 21 Mar 1860 in Tama, Iowa
Susanna Miller
B: 18 Dec 1795 Centre, PA D: 1850 in Tama, Iowa
Children Abram, Lavina, Uriah (d.1859) William, Mary Ann (1819-1864) Susanna (1826-1897) Benjamin (1829-1864) Isaiah (1830-1889) David(1832-1904) Sarah (1837)
William Honeywell Parents:
John Honeywell
B: 16 Jul 1761 Sussex Co. NJ. D: 1829 in Kingston, PA
1st wife Mary Molly Angle and had a child. John married Lucy (d 1829) and had 6 children. Farmer
Children Benjamin F (1806), Benjamin, Mary, Prudence, Richard, John (1781-1855), William (1790-1860)
d 1829
John Honeywell Parents:
William
B:26 Jun 1730, New Jersey D: 29 Sep 1813, Knowlton, Sussex Co. NJ
Alice Collier
b.France Died before 1814 in New Jersey
William Honeywell Parents:
John Honeywell
B: 17 Apr 1689, Middleton, Conn D: 23 Sep 1752, Morris Co. NJ
Mary
D: bef 1780
John Honeywell Parents:
John Hunnewell
BIRTH: ABT. 1651, Maine DEATH: BEF. 5 AUG 1706, Middleton Conn Cause of death (2): Apparently lost at sea MARRIAGE: Middleton Conn
born about 1649, probably at Saco, Maine, the second son of Roger and Bridget Hunnewell. He moved around before the King Philip’s War and fought at Berwick on May 12, 1674. He rode out of York on a Sunday some two months later. The next record found of him was in 1677 as a seaman, whereby he had a sloop at Salem, Massachusetts. This was 15 years before the infamous Salem witch trials.
John then moved on to Wethersfield, Connecticut where he was married to his first wife, Lydia Edwards, on January 1st, 1680. In Wethersfield, he purchased some land with a saw mill, and in March 1680 was granted some more land to make and burn bricks. John and Lydia had a daughter named Mary on December 10, 1682. Lydia died eight months later on August 10, 1683 of an undisclosed cause.
John worked in Wethersfield for a time as a surveyor or roads and then moved in 1689 to Middlefield, Connecticut, where he married his second wife, Elizabeth Harris, daughter of Capt. Daniel and Mary (Weld) Harris. John and Elizabeth had four children, Abial, Elizabeth, John, and Bridget. In 1692, then a brick maker, he purchased his father’s land at Winter Harbor from his brother, Richard on December 10, 1692. Eight days later he sold the land to a John Stainford of Ipswich, MA.
John died before August 5, 1706, when he was referred to as deceased in a guardianship proceeding in behalf of his daughter Bridget. Elizabeth died before December 4, 1710, when administration on her estate was granted to John Honeywell, the only son, who received a double portion, and his sisters each a single portion. Source: The Descendants of Roger and Ambrose Hunnewell (Honeywell), p. 43, 1972. Next: Ambrose Hunnewell of Hunnewell Point, ME
Elizabeth Harris
BIRTH: 22 Mar 1659, Middleton Conn DEATH: June 5, 1714 Middleton Conn
John Honeywell Parents:
Roger Hunnewell
B: 1607, Ashton, Devonshire England D: bef 29 Jun 1654 , Saco Maine Died at sea off Maine coast BAPTISM: 14 Sep 1607, Ashton, Devonshire England According to Sprague's Journal (Vol. 4 No. 1 on page 25) of Maine History, Roger was in Maine before 1623, because it is stated that he helped save the starving pilgrims in that year. Unknown when Roger came to New England, or from what part of England he departed, although tradition indicates he came from Devonshire, England. He probably arrived with his wife Bridget in Boston before settling north in what is now Maine, finally residing in Scarborough, ME, then called Black Point.
Children: Capt Richard (1645-1703) John (1650-1706 Israel (1654-1718/9) Richard was known as “Indian fighter.” Israel fought in King Philip’s War and wounded according to a caualty list dated 4 Jul 1677, at which time he was a resdient of Ipswich. Israels bible 1650s Anti-Slavery Notes REVOLUTIONARY WAR
Bridget Gray
Born Apr 1621 in England Died 1648 in Saco, York, Maine
Roger’s widow married Richard Moore
Elizabeth Harris Parents:
Captian Daniel Harris
BIRTH: ABT. 1619, near Hatherup, Glouchester, England DEATH: 30 Nov 1701, Middletown, Conn
MARRIAGE: 24 Jan 1641, Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts Occupation: Wheelwright & innkeeper.
He came from Bristol, England, on the ship Lion as part of the Winthrop fleet to Boston, Massachusetts, in 1630 when he was four. He came with his parents, four brothers and one sister. By 1643, the family moved to Salem, Massachusetts, and then to Rowley, Massachusetts, and finally to Middletown, Middlesex County, Connecticut. He married Mary Weld on October 26, 1648, in Rowley, Essex County, Massachusetts. She was born on July 1, 1629, in Sudbury, Suffolk, England. She was the daughter of Joseph Weld and Elizabeth Shatswell (Wyse) [Wise, according to more recent research] and christened on July 3, 1629, in All Saints', Sudbury, Suffolk, England. Together they had eleven children.
In 1659 he was appointed to keep an ordinary [place where powder and shot were stored (or place that could sell liquor?) ]. He was one of the persons who had charge of the town stock of powder and arms. In 1664 he was chosen Lieutenant of the train band and in 1677, Captain. He was four times a deputy to the General Court. Mary died on September 5, 1711, in Middletown, Middlesex County, Connecticut. Daniel died on November 20, 1701, in New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut.
He was granted a house-lot in Rowley after 1643, and settled there and took the freeman's oath on Sept. 30, 1651. At that time he removed about 1652 to Middletown Conn., where he was on Inn-Keeper in 1660; He was a lieutenant ot the train-band in 1661. Daniel died Nov. 30, 1701. His will is dated March 13, 1698/9, He left his housestead and all appurtenances, including his NEGRO Mengo, to his son John in return for care and support of his parents (William Stilson & Elizabeth Harris ??) during their lives, He also devised large acreages to his sons Daniel, Thomas, William, & daughters Mary Johnson, Elizabeth Honeywell, Hannah Cook
Mary Weld
BIRTH: 11 Nov 1627, Sudbury, Suffolk, England/Sudbury, England DEATH: 05 Sep 1711, Middletown, Conn
Mary Weld Parents:
Captian Joseph Weld
BIRTH: 07 Apr 1598, Sudbury, Suffolk, England DEATH: 07 Oct 1646, Roxbury, Mass Cancer.
MARRIAGE: 11 Oct 1620, Sudbury, Suffolk, England. Baptized in Terling, Essex, on 7 Apr 1599. Brother was Rev. Thomas Weld. Joseph, immigrant ancestor, was born in England about 1600. He came to New England with his wife Elizabeth, daughter Elizabeth, aged ten; Mary, aged eight, Hannah, aged six, and Thomas, leaving in England an elder son John, who came later. He was admitted a freeman March 3, 1636. He settled in Roxbury, Massachusetts, and became a house-holder, proprietor of the town, and captain of the military company. He was selectman for a number of years and deputy to the general court in 1637 and afterward. He was of good estate and high repute, we are told. Joseph settled in Roxbury, MA in 1635. He was representative to the General Court 1637 to 1645.
On 11 Oct 1620 Joseph first married Elizabeth Shatswell, daughter of John Shatswell & Judith (-14 Apr 1648), in Sudbury, Suffolk.
Elizabeth Shatswell
BIRTH: ABT. 1600, Ipswich, Suffolk, England Buried on 16 Oct 1638 in Roxbury, MA.
Captian Daniel Harris Parents:
Captian Thomas Harris
BIRTH: ABT. 1580, Hatherup, Gloucester, England DEATH: Apr 11, 1634, Charlestown, Mass
MIGRAT ION: 1630 FIRST RESIDENCE: Winnissimmett OCCUPA TION: Ferryman. On 18 May 1631 "Tho[mas] Will[ia]ms hath undertaken to set up a ferry betwixt Winnettsem[e]t & Charlton, for which he is to have after 3d. a person, & from Winnettsem[e]t to Boston 4d. a person" [ MBCR 1:87].
FREEMANSHIP: Requested October 1630 (as "Thomas Will[ia]ms alias Harris") and admitted 18 May 1631 (as "Thomas Williams") [ MBCR 1:80, 366].
In 1630 he brought his wife, Elizabeth Hills, and his six children to Salem, Ma. on the "LYON", an early part of the WINTHROP FLEET. He is listed among the passengers of the ship "Lyon" as Thomas Williams alias Harris and continued to use the name "Thomas Williams alias Harris" in later records. It is not known why he used an alias but there is the possibility that for some personal reason affecting his proposed immigration it was advisable to assume a new name. His children, however, appear to have immediately dropped the "Williams" name that Thomas used and did not stay long in the Boston area.
On October 19, 1630, as Thomas Williams ALIAS Harris, he applied to the court to be made a freeman of the colony. On that same day the court recorded that Thomas Williams "hath undertaken to set up a ferry betwixt Winnettsem & Charlestown".
Thomas and Elizabeth brought 5 sons and a daughter with them on their voyage from England. John (1606-1694), Anthony(1610-1651), William(1611-1714), Anne(1613-1697), Thomas(1618-1687) and Daniel(1618-1701).
Thomas Harris passed away shortly after starting his ferry(on or before 1634) and before land and wills were filed. William Stitson married his widow Elizabeth and continued the operation of the ferry. Elizabeth Hills (Williams alias Harris) Stilson died in Charlestown* February 16, 1670 at the age of ninety-three, which would place her date of birth at 1578 or 1579.
Elizabeth Hills
BIRTH: ABT. 1577, Gloucester, England DEATH: 16 Feb 1669, Charlestown, Mass
Captian Thomas Harris Parents:
William Harris
BIRTH: 1536, Hatherup, Gloucester, England DEATH: 08 Nov 1599, Hatherup, Gloucester, England
Agnes Mason
BIRTH: 1559, England MARRIAGE: 30 Jan 1578
