Phyllis (…)
Charts | Ancestors of Harriet Hanson Robinson |
Phyllis (…), whose ancestry is unknown (or not traced here), died before 19 July 1608, when she was buried at Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire, England.1
Phyllis married Rev. William Thompson, whose ancestry is unknown (or not traced here), say 1594.1
John White, Vicar of Churton, Wiltshire, left a will [dated 1 Feb 1669/10; proved 6 Feb 1671/2] making mention of nephew and niece, John Broadhurst and Phyllis "his nowe wife," and their sons John and Edward as trinepotes [great-nephews] to be overseers, great-nephews Charles and Samuel Broadhurst, both under 21, and cousin Phillis Broadhurst," daughter of John Broadhurst. It appears that Phyllis, wife of William Thompson, may be a sister or half sister of this John White.2
Phyllis married Rev. William Thompson, whose ancestry is unknown (or not traced here), say 1594.1
John White, Vicar of Churton, Wiltshire, left a will [dated 1 Feb 1669/10; proved 6 Feb 1671/2] making mention of nephew and niece, John Broadhurst and Phyllis "his nowe wife," and their sons John and Edward as trinepotes [great-nephews] to be overseers, great-nephews Charles and Samuel Broadhurst, both under 21, and cousin Phillis Broadhurst," daughter of John Broadhurst. It appears that Phyllis, wife of William Thompson, may be a sister or half sister of this John White.2
Family | Rev. William Thompson b. say 1570, d. abt. 10 Jul 1623 |
Children |
This person was last edited on | 23 Aug 2015 |
Citations
- [S293] Helen Cogswell Trostel, Cogswell-Haldeman: The Ancestors and the Descendants of Asa Ferris Cogswell and Arobine Haldeman Cogswell (with allied lines) (Denver, Colorado: Big Mountain Press, [c1966]), 22-23, further cited as Trostel, Cogswell-Haldeman.
- [S1930] Priscilla Colstad Greenlees, "Identification of the Unnamed Daughter of John and Elizabeth (Thomson) Cogswell Who Remained in England," The New England Historical and Genealogical Register 162 (Jan 2008): 5-7, at 7, further cited as Greenlees, "Daughter of John and Elizabeth (Thomson) Cogswell."
- [S296] Ephraim Orcutt Jameson, The Cogswells in America (n.p.: p.p., 1884), XV, further cited as Jameson, Cogswells in America.