Genealogical Notes And Errata
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47). Among the children of Nathaniel Rogers in this MS. , Col. Chester finds this item: " Mary married to Wm. Heley. " When this item was published, hardly a descendant of William Heley credited it. Nathaniel Rogers made no will proper, and no one knew that he ever had a daughter Mary. The Heley family had no associations with Ipswich. The item was doubted altogether.
Recently, in making some family investigations in Ipswich, connected with the name of Symonds, I determined to read every line o...f the records till I exhausted them, and I came unexpectedly upon the following entries.
Elizabeth Heley married Jonas Gregory, May 10, 1672.
Mary Heley married John Wood, May 1, 1676.
It will be observed that the spelling of this name is the same as in the Candler MS. The family have not preserved it, either in this country or in England.
These girls may have been brought up by their grandfixther. At all events they appear to have been married from their uncle's house, that of the Rev. John Rogers, afterward president of Harvard College.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
47). Among the children of Nathaniel Rogers in this MS. , Col. Chester finds this item: " Mary married to Wm. Heley. " When this item was published, hardly a descendant of William Heley credited it. Nathaniel Rogers made no will proper, and no one knew that he ever had a daughter Mary. The Heley family had no associations with Ipswich. The item was doubted altogether.
Recently, in making some family investigations in Ipswich, connected with the name of Symonds, I determined to read every line o...f the records till I exhausted them, and I came unexpectedly upon the following entries.
Elizabeth Heley married Jonas Gregory, May 10, 1672.
Mary Heley married John Wood, May 1, 1676.
It will be observed that the spelling of this name is the same as in the Candler MS. The family have not preserved it, either in this country or in England.
These girls may have been brought up by their grandfixther. At all events they appear to have been married from their uncle's house, that of the Rev. John Rogers, afterward president of Harvard College.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Wells Healey Dall to read onlineMoreLess
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