Mary Gauntt, III
F, #430, (10 Nov 1772 - 10 Nov 1844)
Parents
Biography
Birth | 10 Nov 1772 | Mary Gauntt, III, was born on 10 Nov 1772.1 |
Marriage | bef 1798 | Wright Coate and she were married bef 1798.2,3,4 |
Marriage | aft 1816 | Thomas Gilbert and she were married aft 1816.1 |
Death | 10 Nov 1844 | She died on 10 Nov 1844 at age 72.1 |
Person Source | | Mary Gauntt, III, had person sources.2,3,4 |
Citations
- [S61] Mary Lee Barnes, Frances Gantt Dwiggins, Butch Younginer, Israel Gauntt Family History, Source Medium: Internet
- [S122] Will of Hannah Gauntt , dtd 15 Aug 1813, Box 9, Pkg 19, Est. 200, Source Medium: Microfilm
- [S123] Will of Israel Gauntt, Newberry County Courthouse, SC, dtd 25 Dec 1798, prvd 24 Mar 1800, rcd 15 May 1800, Will Book C, p 21, Source Medium: Official Document
- [S186] William F. Medlin, Quaker Families of South Carolina & Georgia, p 97
Daniel Mathis
M, #432
Biography
Note | | While the Burlington Monthly Meeting records refer to him as Daniel Mathews, many other sources spell his last name as Mathis. |
Person Source | | Daniel Mathis had person sources.2,3 |
Citations
- [S51] William Wade Hinshaw, Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Source Medium: Book, Vol II, p 224, Burlington Montly Meeting
- [S61] Mary Lee Barnes, Frances Gantt Dwiggins, Butch Younginer, Israel Gauntt Family History, Source Medium: Internet
- [S139] Leah Blackman, History of Little Egg Harbor Township, Burlington, NJ (1880), pp. 285-294
Sophia Gauntt, I
F, #434
Parents
Biography
Marriage | 1743 | Daniel Mathis and Sophia Gauntt, I, were married in 1743.1 |
Person Source | | Sophia Gauntt, I, had person sources.2,3 |
Citations
- [S51] William Wade Hinshaw, Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Source Medium: Book, Vol II, p 224, Burlington Montly Meeting
- [S61] Mary Lee Barnes, Frances Gantt Dwiggins, Butch Younginer, Israel Gauntt Family History, Source Medium: Internet
- [S139] Leah Blackman, History of Little Egg Harbor Township, Burlington, NJ (1880), pp. 285-294
Mary Eckles
F, #436, (1801 - 1836)
Biography
Birth | 1801 | Mary Eckles was born in 1801.1 |
Marriage | abt 1828 | Jacob Middleton Gauntt and she were married abt 1828.1,2 |
Death | 1836 | She died in 1836 at age ~35.1 |
Person Source | | Mary Eckles had person sources.1,2 |
Citations
- [S61] Mary Lee Barnes, Frances Gantt Dwiggins, Butch Younginer, Israel Gauntt Family History, Source Medium: Internet
- [S162] Estate Records of Jacob Gauntt, Newberry County SC Probate Records, Box 43, Est 5, 1835
Hannah Gauntt, II
F, #438, (bet 1762 and 1766 - 18 Feb 1816)
Parents
Biography
Birth | bet 1762 and 1766 | Hannah Gauntt, II, was born bet 1762 and 1766.1 |
Marriage | | Joseph Mooney and she were married.2 |
Death | 18 Feb 1816 | She died on 18 Feb 1816 in Prosperity, South Carolina.1 |
Burial | 1816 | She was buried in 1816 at Henry Boozer Cemetery in Prosperity, South Carolina.1 |
Person Source | | Hannah Gauntt, II, had person sources.3,4,2 |
Citations
- [S61] Mary Lee Barnes, Frances Gantt Dwiggins, Butch Younginer, Israel Gauntt Family History, Source Medium: Internet
- [S186] William F. Medlin, Quaker Families of South Carolina & Georgia, p 97
- [S122] Will of Hannah Gauntt , dtd 15 Aug 1813, Box 9, Pkg 19, Est. 200, Source Medium: Microfilm
- [S123] Will of Israel Gauntt, Newberry County Courthouse, SC, dtd 25 Dec 1798, prvd 24 Mar 1800, rcd 15 May 1800, Will Book C, p 21, Source Medium: Official Document
Joseph Gauntt
M, #439, (abt 1770 - 25 Jan 1818)
Parents
Biography
Birth | abt 1770 | Joseph Gauntt was born abt 1770.1 |
Marriage | | He and Elizabeth Bathsheba Bolton were married.1 |
Death | 25 Jan 1818 | He died on 25 Jan 1818 in Newberry County, South Carolina.1 |
Person Source | | Joseph Gauntt had person sources.2,3,4 |
Citations
- [S61] Mary Lee Barnes, Frances Gantt Dwiggins, Butch Younginer, Israel Gauntt Family History, Source Medium: Internet
- [S122] Will of Hannah Gauntt , dtd 15 Aug 1813, Box 9, Pkg 19, Est. 200, Source Medium: Microfilm
- [S123] Will of Israel Gauntt, Newberry County Courthouse, SC, dtd 25 Dec 1798, prvd 24 Mar 1800, rcd 15 May 1800, Will Book C, p 21, Source Medium: Official Document
- [S186] William F. Medlin, Quaker Families of South Carolina & Georgia, p 97
Thomas Gaunt
M, #446
Biography
Note | | Some researchers believe Isabell Wheelwright was the wife of Thomas and mother of Peter Gaunt. |
Person Source | | Thomas Gaunt had person sources.1 |
Citations
- [S222] New England Historic Genealogical Society Online Database (americanancestors.org), "England: Births and Christenings, 1538-1975"
Peter Gaunt
M, #448, (1610 - abt 1691)
Parents
Family: Lydia ? ( - bet 28 Dec 1691 and 17 Feb 1692)
Biography
Birth | 1610 | Peter Gaunt was born in 1610 in Lincolnshire, England.1 |
Marriage | bef 1645 | He and Lydia ? were married bef 1645 in Sandwich, Barnstable County, Plymouth Colony.2 |
Death | abt 1691 | He died abt 1691. Peter Gaunt attended his son's wedding in 1678 and was mentioned in court records in 1678.3,4,2 |
Person Source | | Peter Gaunt had person sources.3,1 |
Chr | 29 Jun 1610 | He was christened on 29 Jun 1610 in St. Peter-at-Gowts, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England.1 |
Religion | abt 1637 | He was one of 11 males that were members of the first church abt 1637 in Sandwich, Plymouth Colony.5 |
Residence | 1637 | He lived soon after the founding of the settlement in Sandwich, Plymouth Colony, in 1637.6,3 |
Description | 1643 | He was described as being on a list of persons liable to bear arms in 1643 in Sandwich, Plymouth Colony.7,8 |
Religion | 1656 | He was a Quaker soon after Quakers first came to the colonies in 1656. Peter Gaunt was a member of one of the two first Quaker meetings in the colonies. The "History of Cape Cod" by Freeman states that in 1658 "A Brief Account of Friends' Meetings in New England" reported to England that the Sandwich Monthly Meeting had 18 families and was the first established in America.3 |
Misc | bet 1657 and 1661 | He was brought before the court multiple times & fined due to harassment of Quakers by authorities for such things as attending the meetings and not swearing an oath bet 1657 and 1661. Peter Gaunt was treated harsher by the courts than Thomas Butler. On 2 Mar 1657/8 Peter Gaunt & others charged with "tumultuous carriage at a meeting" & fined 20 shillings each. On 1 May 1660 most Quakers fined 5 pounds for refusing Oath of Fidelity. In 1661 King Charles put end to disfranchisement of Quakers.3,9 |
Property | Jan 1658 | He owned land listed in survey ordered by Plymouth General Court in Jan 1658 in Sandwich, Plymouth Colony.10 |
Residence | 1675 | He lived & appeared on list of 52 inhabitants who have right & privileges in Sandwich, Plymouth Colony, in 1675.11,3 |
Religion | Jul 1678 | He was objecting for himself & other Quakers being denied their privileges because they would not take the oath of fidelity in Jul 1678 in Sandwich, Plymouth Colony.4 |
Citations
- [S222] New England Historic Genealogical Society Online Database (americanancestors.org), "England: Births and Christenings, 1538-1975"
- [S218] New England Historical and Genealogical Register, "New England Marriages to 1700 (Torrey's Marriage Index)", Vol 1, p 605
- [S218] New England Historical and Genealogical Register, "Thomas Butler of Sandwich, Mass. (ca 1617-1689)", Lydia B. Brownson & Maclean W. McLean, Vol 127, pp 18-26
- [S219] Frederick Freeman, History of Cape Cod: The Annals of the Thirteen Towns of Barnstable County (Boston: n.p., 1862), Vol II, pp 72-74
- [S219] Freeman, History of Cape Cod, Vol II, pp 33-37
- [S219] Freeman, History of Cape Cod, Vol II, pp 15-16
- [S219] Freeman, History of Cape Cod, Vol II, p 44
- [S218] New England Historical and Genealogical Register, "List of those able to bear arms in New Plymouth", Sandwich 1643, Vol 4, p 257
- [S218] New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol 119, p 164, References "Plymouth Colony Court Records, Vol 3, p 130", 2 Mar 1657
- [S219] Freeman, History of Cape Cod, Vol II, p 59
- [S219] Freeman, History of Cape Cod, Vol II, pp 68-69
Dorothy Howes
F, #449, ( - bef May 1678)
Biography
Marriage | bef 1642 | Thomas Butler and Dorothy Howes were married bef 1642. Date of marriage based on date of birth of first child.1 |
Death | bef May 1678 | She died bef May 1678. Dorothy Howes Butler was not alive at time of her daughter Dorothy's wedding in 1678, did not sign marriage certificate. Some sources say she probably died 9 Aug 1675 but her death not in Quaker records.2 |
Person Source | | Dorothy Howes had person sources.1 |
Citations
- [S222] New England Historic Genealogical Society Online Database (americanancestors.org), "The Settlers of the Beekman Patent, Dutchess County, New York”, Frank J. Doherty, Vol 3, p 34
- [S218] New England Historical and Genealogical Register, "Thomas Butler of Sandwich, Mass. (ca 1617-1689)", Lydia B. Brownson & Maclean W. McLean, Vol 127, pp 18-26
Thomas Butler
M, #450, (1617 - aft Mar 1689)
Biography
Birth | 1617 | Thomas Butler was born in 1617. |
Marriage | bef 1642 | He and Dorothy Howes were married bef 1642. Date of marriage based on date of birth of first child.1 |
Death | aft Mar 1689 | He died aft Mar 1689. Last reference in sources to Thomas Butler was as witness to his granddaughter Mehitable Butler marriage 12 Mar 16891,2 |
Person Source | | Thomas Butler had person sources.1 |
Misc | 22 Jun 1637 | He was a laborer and acknowledged a debt to the King of 7 shillings on 22 Jun 1637 in Ducksborrow, Massachusetts Bay Colony.2 |
Residence | 1640 | He lived in Sandwich, Plymouth Colony, in 1640. He was fined for his Quaker activities.1 |
Description | 1643 | He was described as being on a list of persons liable to bear arms in 1643 in Sandwich, Plymouth Colony.3 |
Property | 1651 | He owned six acres in 1651 in Sandwich, Plymouth Colony. Land of Thomas Butler was listed in a survey ordered by the Plymouth General Court of all land holdings in Sandwich in Jan 1658.2 |
Religion | 1656 | He was a Quaker in 1656. He suffered the persecution of Quakers and was fined many times but was treated lighter than others.2 |
Property | 5 Jun 1667 | He owned land called Tassacausett which the Court granted him permission to buy from an Indian called Charles (alias Pampmumitti) on 5 Jun 1667.2 |
Property | 1 Jul 1672 | He owned 50 acres on 1 Jul 1672 in Plymouth Colony.2 |
Citations
- [S222] New England Historic Genealogical Society Online Database (americanancestors.org), "The Settlers of the Beekman Patent, Dutchess County, New York”, Frank J. Doherty, Vol 3, p 34
- [S218] New England Historical and Genealogical Register, "Thomas Butler of Sandwich, Mass. (ca 1617-1689)", Lydia B. Brownson & Maclean W. McLean, Vol 127, pp 18-26
- [S218] New England Historical and Genealogical Register, "List of those able to bear arms in New Plymouth", Sandwich 1643, Vol 4, p 257