Hess-Nickson Family History
THE MAYFLOWER ANCESTORS AND THEIR DESCENDANTS
There are 4 of them and they are Isaac
Allerton, Mary Norris Allerton (his wife), Mary Allerton (their daughter) and
Degory Priest.
Here's what I know about them. They were
all Puritans, having lived in the Netherlands since 1608, were they fled to
avoid persecution. Here are my notes on each:
Isaac Allerton--By all
accounts, "one of the busiest and most complicated men in early New
England [TMG 1:38] With extensive holdings and numerous residences,
"records for Allerton may be found in virtually every colony on the
Atlantic seaboard and in the Caribbean, including Newfoundland, New Netherland,
New Sweden, Virginia, Barbadoes and Curacao."[TMG 1:38]. Born about 1586, died New Haven CT, after 1
Feb 1658/9 and before 12 Feb 1658/9 (Inventory). He married at Leiden, 4 Nov
1611 Mary Norris, a "single woman" from Newbury in England." He
married at Plymouth between 1623 and 1627, Fear Brewster, daughter of William
Brewster. He married third, Joanna Swinnerton.
Mary Norris Allerton--Aboard the
Mayflower in 1620. She died 25 Feb 1622.
Mary Allerton--Born 16 June
1616, in Leiden, Netherlands. Married in March 1636, Thomas Cushman who arrived
in the New World in 1623. She had 8 children. She died 28 Dec 1699, and was the
last survivor of the Mayflower passengers.
Degory Priest--Born in 1579
or 1580 in London. He married Sarah Allerton 4 Nov 1611, in Leiden,
Netherlands, and had a daughter, Sarah, born 1615. He was aboard the Mayflower,
having left his family behind in Leiden. He died 11 Jan 1621. His wife
remarried and arrived with her new husband in the New World in 1623.
The following is our direct line:
Isaac Allerton married Mary Norris, they
had one daughter Mary.
Mary (b. 1616, d. 1699) married Thomas
Cushman (b. 1608. d. 1691), they had 8 children, one of whom was Eleazar (b.
1656, d. 1723).
Eleazar Cushman married Elizabeth Coombs
(b. 1662, d. 1723 and great granddaughter of Degory Priest), they had 6
childrren, one of whom was John (b. 1690, d. 1760).
John Cushman married Joanna Pratt (b. 1690,
d. 1747), they had a son Charles (b. 1716, d. 1791)
Charles Cushman married Mary Harvey (b.
1720, d. 1810), they had a daughter, Mary (b. 1740, d. 1828)
Mary Cushman married Joseph Kellogg (b.
1738, d. 1825) and they had a son, Brigadier General Amos Kellogg (b. 1760, d.
1826). Amos fought in the Revolutionary War in the battles at Bennington and
Saratoga as a member of Col. Seth Warners "Green Mountain Boys".
Amos Kellogg married Lucretia Harwood (b.
1764, died 1850) and they had a daughter, Sarah (b. 1783, d. 1859).
Sara Kellogg married Noah Loomis (b. 1782,
d. 1848) and they had a son, Bohan Shepard (b. 1825, d. 1908)
Bohan Shepard Loomis married Laura A. Hart
(b. 1827, d. 1911) and had a daughter, Martha Anna "Mattie", (b.
1858d. d. 1911).
Grace
Nelson married Frank
Grant Hess (b: 1881, d: 1957) and they had two sons, Robert Nelson (b: 1915, d:
2004) and William Nelson Loomis (b: 1917, d: 2010).
William Nelson Loomis Hess
married Maryellen Nickson (b: 1920, d: 2002) and they had three children,
Julieanne (b: 1944), David Fredric (b: 1946) and Michael Allan (b: 1947, d:
2007).
Noah Loomis b.1782 married Sarah Kellogg (b. 1783) and had a son, Bohan Shepard Loomis. But at least one source, http://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Loomis-Family-Tree-1257,
ReplyDeletehas Noah's wife as being Lydia (Rexford) Loomis, b. 1787 and also the mother of Bohan S. Loomis. Is this wrong? Bohan can't have two mothers....?
I forgot to click the "Notify me" box... so I'll do it now in hopes David will reply....
ReplyDeleteI replied to this. Not sure where it went. Anyway, simply put, the Noah Loomis who married Lydia Rexford is another Noah Loomis entirely. I do not see from the wikitree site you referenced where Lydia is the mother of Bohan Shepard Loomis. I an assure you she is not. My version has been accepted and documented by the SAR, DAR and the General Society of Mayflower Descendants. In the course of my research I have found many references to many Noah Loomis'. This is definitely a differenct Noah.
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