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- This is the start of the Salem Massachusetts line of Burchmore who came from Flamstead ca 1620-1630 and were ship owners and ships masters.
Came to Sale between 1620 and 1630
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The Good Ship York
Copied from actual documents from England. Submitted by Geneva Grooms Evans. Blackwall March 22 1739
A list of 115 felons & convicts shipped from Newgate by Andrew Reid Esq. on Board the York. Capt Anthony Bacon Commander bound for Maryland.
1 Ja's Wood 75 Henry Chapman 2 Rich Merring 41 Jarvis Hare 76 Ja's Downes 3 Myers Samuel 42 Sarah Kingman 77 Isaac Gayles 4 Eliz'a Ward 43 James Went 78 Arnold Reynolds 5 Mary Wood 44 Sarah Summers 79 Rebecca Peake 6 Dan'l Sullivan 45 Marg't Betts 80 John Smith 7 Ja's Evans 46 Wm Birch otherw' 81 John Mitchell 8 Ann otherwise Burchman/Burchmore 82 Ja's Anderson Sarah __Johanan Price 47 John Hastings otherw' 83 Hanah Thompson
9 Tho's Watson Lord Hastings 84 Wm Graves 10 Rich'd Land 48 Wm Green 85 Wm Brown 11 Ja's Meredith 49 John Matthews 86 Ann Wells otherw' 12 Ja's Stuart 50 Sarah Withers the wife of Tho's Wilson 13 Eliz'a Jackson 51 John Morgan 87 Tho's Davis 14 Rich'd Mackloud 52 Mary the wife of 88 Ja's Stiles 15 Benj'm Dunkersly John Hardcastle 89 John Patterson 16 John Clummer 55 Sarah Jones 90 Wm Berry 17 Tho's Ward 56 Sam'l Powell 91 John Claxton 18 Tho's Dean 57 Wm Stewart 92 Cha's Groom 19 Ephrain Hubbard 58 Mary Castle 93 Eleanor Bolton 20 John Cooke 59 John Duggen 94 Eliz'a Smith 21 Sarah Fanley 60 Ann wife of 95 Martha Abbot 22 Wm Turner John Groom 96 Marg't Ellis 23 Rich'd Underwood 61 Francis Brookes otherw' 97 Tho's Winter 24 Wm Maxwell Smith 98 John Wickes 25 John Anderson 62 Eliz' Price otherw' 99 Edw'd Groves 26 Casar Franklin Davis 100 Wm Pecke 27 John Brown 63 Diana Cole 101 John Blake 28 Ja's Eakins 64 Eliz Holme otherw' 102 Marmad' Bignole 29 John Warren wife of John Towle 103 R
Blackwall March 22d 1739/40
I Anthony Bacon Master of the Ship York now lying in the River of Thames and bound for Maryland in America do hereby humbly certify that the above named persons being in number 115 were this day all reced on board my ship (except Benj'm Bellgrove who dyed in Newgate) by the order of Andrew Reid Esq. to be imediately & effectually transported to Maryland one of his Massachusetts's plantations in America persuant to the acts of Parliament for that purpose made & provided. Antho Bacon
witness Jn' Nicholls John Davis
London I do hereby humbly certify that Andrew Reid of London Merch't hath given security for the effectual transportation of the 43 felons first above named persuant to the order of the court of Goal Delivery of Newgate holden for the City of London at Justice Hall in the Old Bailey in the suburbs of the same city on Wednesday the 16th day of Jan & Wednesday the 27th day of Febr last part which security remains now in my hands. Dated the 3rd day of April 1740
Middsx. I do hereby humbly certify that Andrew Reid of London Merch't hath given security for the affectual transportation of the within last named 72 felons persuant to the order of the Court of Goal Delivery of Newgate Holden for the county of Middsx. at Justice Hall in the Old Bailey in the suburbs of the city of London on Wednesday the 16th day of Jan & Wednesday the 27th day of Feb'r last past which security remains now in my hands and that the within named Benjamin Bellgrove died in Newgate since the giving the said security. Dated the 3d day of April 1740. John Matthew Clerk of the Goal Delivery of Newgate for the County of Middsex
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Osage Cemetery
If you have any corrections, additions or obituaries pertaining to this cemetery, please contact the county coordinator, Dorothy Albrecht.
* Location: at the intersection of County Roads 205 and 208 * Earliest known year of death: 1867 * Racial mix: all white
Taylor-Wilson, Susannah Maria (nee CLAYDEN); 28 Feb 1842; 3 Jul 1918; Born in Stepney, Middlesex, England,; came to TX in 1878; daughter of John and Susannah (Birchmore) Clayden; married 1) Thomas William Taylor 3 Mar 1864 in London, Eng. 2) William W. Wilson 5 Sep 1883
http://www.rootsweb.com/~txcolora/obitst1.htm#Taylor-Wilson,%20Su sannah MRS. SUSANNAH TAYLOR-WILSON The subject of this sketch was born Feb. 28, 1842; died July 3, 1918, aged 76 years, 4 months and 3 days. The decedent was born in London, England, coming to Texas forty years ago. She first settled at Osage, and this place was her home up to the time of her death. She was member of the Methodist Church since early childhood, holding her membership at Osage since 1883. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. S. Norton of San Antonio, and six sons, T. J. and W. H. Taylor of Osage, Al Taylor of El Campo, Sid and Charley Taylor of Patterson, and Robert Taylor of Aurora, Kansas, also twenty-seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Mrs. Taylor was a cultured lady, had traveled extensively, was a kindhearted, good, Christian woman, whom all loved. She will be sadly missed in the community where she so long resided. Funeral services were conducted July 4th at the Osage Cemetery. Our heartfelt sympathy g
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