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1600
Gabriel Gustave de Crocketagne 
was born in Abt 1600, Montauban, Tarn-et-Garonne, Midi-Pyrénées, France.
1602
Lawrence Washington and Margaret Butler Washington had Lawrence Washington 
in 1602, England. Fifth son. ÒThe Reverend Lawrence Washington, was born in 1602, the fifth son of Lawrence and Margaret. He was educated at Brasenose College, Oxford, where he graduated with a B.A. in 1623. He became rector of Purleigh, Essex, a wealthy living, in April 1633. That summer he married Amphyllis, daughter and co-heiress of John Twigden, of Little Creaton, Northamptonshire. Their eldest son John was born the following spring. In 1643, Parliament ordered the living of Purleigh to be sequestered and he was ejected. The Civil war was in progress and he was accused as a "Malignant Royalist". He became greatly impoverished and Amphyllis and their children made their home with her stepfather at Tring (her mother had re-married after her father's death). John Washington was about 19 when his father died in poverty in 1654/5. Two years later, his mother died intestate and was buried at Tring.Ó All Saints Church- The church was built in the 14th century but had a major restoration in 1892. This restoration was paid by Americans in memory of Laurence Washington who was Rector from 1632 to 1643. Rector Washington was Great Grandfather of the first President of United States of America. The chancel remains 14th century as does the stained glass in the heads of the chancel. The incumbents of Purleigh Church go back as far as 1220 when William de London was Rector.
Kunz Lauterbach , then age 33, and Catharina Meußel Lauterbach had Georg Lauterbach on Tuesday, Feb 26, 1602, Trebgast, Franconia.
1603
Elizabeth I, Queen of England, dies, and with her the Tudor line. Her successor is James I of the House of Stuart, who ruled until 1625.
Barbara Lauterbach was born on Sunday, Mar 30, 1603, Trebgast, Franconia. There are the same names in the record book, so she may have been born 1592, Jun 1598, or March 30. 1603.
1606
Christoph Lauterbach died on Thursday, Jul 27, 1606, Trebgast, Franconia.
1608
Paul Peck was born in 1608/1617, Essex, England.
William Hills was born on Saturday, Dec 27, 1608, Upminster, Essex, England.
1610
John Mottrom was born in 1610, England. John Mottrom, Sr. (1610-1655), served in the Indian Wars, Member of the House of Burgesses, 1645-52, Colonel, Landowner and Justice of the Court. He was born in England.
1611
King James Bible is published.
Augustine Warner was born in 1611, England. In 1652 he became a member of the House of Burgesses and then in 1659 a member of the Council, the highest office a colonial Virginian could attain. There he continued until his death in 1674.
1614
Thomas Hathcock was born in Abt 1614, Probably London, England. At age 21, on 6 Jul 1635, he departed port of Gravesend, (on the Thames River East of London), England, on the Ship Paule, headed for America. Arrived Summer of 1635 in Northampton County, Virginia.
Martha Hale was born in Abt 1614, England.
1615
Richard Ball and (wife) Unknown Ball had William Ball in 1615, England. Son of Richard Ball of Lincoln's Inn.
Mary Arnold was born in 1615, England.
John Ingersoll was born on Thursday, Oct 1, 1615, Bedford, Bedfordshire, England.
1616
Lawrence Washington died at age 48y on Tuesday, Dec 13, 1616.
1618
23 May 1618, Thirty Years' War Series of European conflicts lasting from 1618 to 1648, involving most of the countries of western Europe, and fought mainly in Germany. At first the struggle was primarily based on the profound religious antagonism engendered among Germans by the events of the Protestant Reformation. Religious animosity, especially among non-German adherents of the contending Protestant and Roman Catholic factions, broadened the war and was a substantial factor in its later stages. As the struggle gained momentum, however, its direction and character were decisively influenced by various other issues, including the dynastic rivalries of ambitious German princes and the determination of certain European powers, notably Sweden and France, to curb the power of the Holy Roman Empire, then the chief political instrument of Austria and the ruling Habsburg family. The religious hatreds that flared into the Thirty Years' War had smoldered for more than half a century before 1618. In large measure, this situation had resulted from the weaknesses of the Peace of Augsburg, an agreement concluded in 1555 between the Holy Roman emperor and the Lutheran princes of Germany. The war, was one of the most destructive conflicts in European history. Religious tensions were seriously aggravated in Germany during the reign (1576-1612) of Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II. Protestant churches in many parts of Germany were destroyed, restrictions were placed on the rights of Protestants to worship freely, and the emperor's officials made the Treaty of Augsburg the basis for a general resurgence of Roman Catholic power. With the establishment (1608) of the Evangelical Union, a Protestant defensive alliance of princes and cities, and of the Catholic League (1609), a similar organization of Roman Catholics, a violent solution to the crisis became inevitable. The Bohemian section of the Evangelical Union struck the first blow. Outraged by the aggressive policies of the Roman Catholic hierarchy in Bohemia, the Bohemian Protestants, a majority of the population, demanded that Ferdinand II, then king of Bohemia, intervene. The king, an ardent Roman Catholic and the Habsburg heir presumptive, ignored the Protestant appeal. On May 23, 1618, the Protestants of Prague invaded the royal palace, seized two of the king's ministers, and threw them out a window. This act, known as the Defenestration of Prague, was the beginning of a national Protestant uprising. Thirty Years' War
Thirty Years' War
Martha Hale was christened on Sunday, 16 Dec 1618 Walton At Stone, Hertford, England.
1620
Pilgrims settle at Plymouth Mass.
Mary Unknown was born in 1620/1621, London, Middlesex, England.
Paul Peck and Martha Hale Peck had Deacon Peck in Abt 1620, Hingham, Norfolk, England.
John Andrews was born on Saturday, Oct 31, 1620, St. Giles Cripple Gate, London, Middlesex, England.
1622
Paul Peck and Martha Hale Peck had William Peck in Abt 1622, Hingham, Norfolk, England.
1623
Philip Goffe was born in Abt 1623, Wethersfield, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Lawrence Washington graduated in 1623 from Brasenose College, Oxford, England. B.A. in 1623.
On Saturday, 11 Feb 1623, when he was 20, Georg Lauterbach 
married Barbara Lauterbach , age 19, Trebgast, Franconia. They had six children known to the author.
Georg Lauterbach , then age 21, and Barbara Lauterbach Lauterbach , then 20, had Margareta Lauterbach on Monday, Nov 27, 1623, Trebgast, Franconia.
1624
Paul Peck and Martha Hale Peck had Henry Peck in Abt 1624, Hingham, Norfolk, England.
1625
Catharina Meußel Lauterbach died in Abt 1625, Trebgast, Franconia. Survived by her husband, Kunz Lauterbach .
1626
German Emblem Book by Johann Pfann printed in Nuremberg, Franconia. Emblemata
Georg Lauterbach , then age 23, and Barbara Lauterbach Lauterbach , then 22, had Johannes Lauterbach on Wednesday, Feb 25, 1626, Trebgast, Franconia.
1627
Rebeckah Unknown was born in Abt 1627, Wethersfield, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Georg Lauterbach , then age 25, and Barbara Lauterbach Lauterbach , then 24, had Christoph Lauterbach on Saturday, Nov 6, 1627, Trebgast, Franconia. Christoph bought the farm called Tauschthal, a part of Trebgast, which undivided still exists today in 2003. It contains the largest property of woods in Trebgast, and is still occupied by Lauterbach descendents of Christoph.
1628
Augustine Warner immigrated in 1628 to Virginia. At 17 years old. Arrived as one of a group of 34 brought in by Adam Thoroughgood.
1629
The Edict of Restitution. In 1629, Emporer Ferdinand ordered the restoration of the former ecclesiastical territories to the Catholics, and to placate Maximilian of Bavaria, he dismissed Wallenstein. By placing his reliance on Maximilian and the Catholic League, Ferdinand had condemned Germany to more than two centuries of political disunity.
Nicholas Spencer was born in 1629, England. Nicholas Spencer (1629-1689) was a Member of Northumberland Court and of the House of Burgesses; also Secretary of State of Virginia, 1678-79, Acting Governor, 1683-84, and Land Owner. He was born in England.
Dorothy Lord was born on Sunday, Jul 1, 1629, Towcester, Northamptonshire, England.
Georg Lauterbach , then age 27, and Barbara Lauterbach Lauterbach , then 26, had Johannes Lauterbach on Saturday, Oct 13, 1629, Trebgast, Franconia.
1631
Richard Ball died in 1631, England. He was buried Great St Helen's, Bishopgate, London, England.
In 1631 , Paul Peck married Martha Hale , Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut. They had 15 children known to the author.
Georg Lauterbach , then age 29, and Barbara Lauterbach Lauterbach , then 28, had Pankratius Lauterbach on Tuesday, Jun 10, 1631, Trebgast, Franconia. Pankratius, May 12: Pankraz (Martyr) Patron Saint for Communicants, young plants, blossoms He helps Headache, cramps, perjury, wrongful accusation. A popular namenstage. It was common for childen to named according to the day on which they were born.
1632
Johannes Lauterbach died at age 2y 7m 18d on Monday, May 31, 1632, Trebgast, Franconia.
1633
In Summer 1633 , Rector Lawrence Washington married Amphyllis Twigden . They had one child known to the author. Amphyllis was the daughter of John Twigden .
Kunz Lauterbach died at age 63y 11m 14d on Monday, Jan 17, 1633, Trebgast, Franconia. He was preceded in death by his wife, Catharina Meußel Lauterbach .
1 Jun 1633, Galileo Galilei. Pope Urban VIII decides that Galileo will be imprisoned for an indefinte period. With a formal threat of torture, Galileo is examined by the Inquisition. The next day he is sentenced for heresies to prison at the pleasure of the Inqusition and to religious penances. The sentence is signed by only seven of the ten cardinal-inquisitors. In a formal ceremony at the church of Santa Maria Sopra Minerva, Galileo abjures his errors. Inquisition He is kept under house arrest for the remaining nine years of his life.
Galileo Galilei
1634
Lawrence Washington and Amphyllis Twigden Washington had John Washington in Spring 1634, England. Eldest Son. Descendant of Lawrence Washinton of Sulgrave Manor, Sulgrave, Northamptonshire, England Immigrated to Virginia in 1657 as a mate on a ship. ÒJohn Washington was about 19 when his father died in poverty in 1654/5. Two years later, his mother died intestate and was buried at Tring. When John came of age, soon afterwards, he went to London. He married and sailed for Virginia in 1656, unfortunately his wife died and in 1658 he married again, this time to Anne, daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel Nathaniel Pope JP, of The Cliffs, an early settlement on the northern neck of Virginia near the Potomac. The wedding present from his father-in-law was a 700 acre estate at Mattox Creek, where their eldest son Lawrence was born in 1659.Ó
Georg Lauterbach , then age 32, and Barbara Lauterbach Lauterbach , then 31, had Conrad Lauterbach on Thursday, Oct 5, 1634, Trebgast, Franconia.
Conrad Lauterbach died at age d4 on Monday, Oct 9, 1634, Trebgast, Franconia.
1635
Augustine Warner lived (or moved) in 1635 in (or to) Virginia. His first land acquisition patenting two hundred fifty acres.
Thomas Hathcock emigrated on Friday, 6 Jul 1635 from Port of Gravesend, England. Departed on the Ship Paule, headed for America.
Thomas Hathcock immigrated in Abt 1 Aug 1635 to Northampton County, Virginia. Arrived
1638
Barbara Pausch was born in 1638.
In 1638 , Col. William Ball married Hannah Atherold , England. They had three children known to the author.
1639
Georg Lauterbach died at age 37y 2m 29d on Wednesday, May 25, 1639, Trebgast, Franconia. Survived by his widow, Barbara Lauterbach Lauterbach , and four minor children.
Paul Peck and Martha Hale Peck had Paul Peck on Thursday, Dec 22, 1639, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
1641
Paul Peck and Martha Hale Peck had Martha Peck in 1641, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
William Ball and Hannah Atherold Ball had William Ball in 1641, England. William Ball, 2nd was a member of the House of Burgesses of Lancaster County, Va. He was born in Lancaster County, Va. (1641-94)., was a member of the House of Burgesses, 1688.
In 1641 , John Andrews married Mary Unknown , Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut. They had nine children known to the author.
1642
Death of Galileo Galilei (15 Feb 1564-Jan 1642). Birth of Isaac Newton (1642-1727).
Augustine Warner and Mary Townley Warner had Augustine Warner in 1642, Virginia. In 1666, became a member of the House of Burgesses, and then Speaker of the House in 1676. In 1677 he took his seat on the Council. Order of birth of the children is not known by the author. Augustine Warner II succeeded his father and became political friends with Nathaniel Bacon, who was educated at Oxford and a Barrister in London. Bacon staged the first actual American Revolution in 1676, as he organized an army of three hundred to four hundred pioneers to cope with the Indians North of the York River.Ê He was involved in a private fur deal spanning the entire Virginia frontier.Ê By the end of the decade, Bacon's troops had taken care of all the Indian tribes.Ê They marched on Jamestown as Governor William Burkeley fled, and sailed to the Eastern Shore.Ê Nathaniel Bacon and his troops soon set up their headquarters at Warner Hall after the burning of Jamestown in 1676.Ê This Virginia Colony was in charge of matters North of the York to the Potomac River.Ê Beyond the Potomac, lay the Maryland Colony.Ê It was at Warner Hall, where he sent notices for the people to assemble to take the "Oath of Fidelity" of his fellow countrymen.Ê Bacon contracted Malaria and died within a year his troops then fleeing the Colony. A fascinating glimpse of Warner Hall and insight into the Warner's activity as merchants is afforded by the affidavit of their cousin John Townley, who was overseer in charge at Warner Hall in September, 1676, when Bacon's Rebellion took place and Bacon invaded Warner Hall. Townley tells how he had been entrusted with the guidance of the house and family as overseer, and had "alsoe delivered to him by Inventory all the household goods and other merchandizeing goods and stores in and belonging to the sd Coll. Warner and laid up and stored in his said house and storehouses thereto belonging, the Keyes of which houses and storehouses were demanded and commanded from him by the said Bacon and those with him; wch Keyes being afterwards in the hands & keeping of Capt. Wm. Bird." According to his report, Captain Bird shortly after coming to Warner Hall took a plate-handled scimitar and black-fringed shoulder belt belonging to Warner and wore them while there, and was still wearing them about a fortnight later when John Townley again saw him at Col. Warner's house at "Chieskake." He tells how Bird at Warner Hall opened the stores and chests and issued the goods to the armed men, who carried them away. He took particular notice that when Bird was delivering out the goods and "mett with any ffine goods, as Silke ffine Hollands, or other ffine linnings, silke Stockings Ribband, or the like he sent them into Bacons roome, where he was often called in and was very Conversant." After the intruders were gone, John Townley, on the understanding that they intended to return, packed of the remainder of the goods and put them on board the ship Lady Frances, taking an inventory so that he knew what was missing and that the true value of the purloined goods was 845 pounds 2 shillings sterling. His deposition, which he signs, is followed and confirmed by the testimony of William Blackburne and William Sympson, servants, and Richard Scarlett, a freeman and sharer, all living at Warner Hall.
1643
Paul Peck and Martha Hale Peck had Elizabeth Peck in 1643, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
John Andrews , then age 22, and Mary Unknown Andrews had Mary Andrews on Wednesday, Apr 15, 1643, Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Antoine Dessassure Peronett de Crocketagne was born on Friday, Jul 10, 1643, Montauban, Tarn-et-Garonne, Midi-Pyrénées, France. By tradition he was one of the most handsome men in southern France. He drew the personal attention of King Louis by his fine personal appearance and love of duty. The King was eager to retain him in his service and placed him second in command of the household guards. He was given this commission in 1664 when he was 21. It was there that he met, among many of the nobility,the beautiful Louise de Sais in 1669. He then resigned his commission as second in command of the King's household guards, in order to establish a home of his own. It was through the influence of the Maury family who he was working for as a commercial agent in the wine and salt trade of Southern France that he was converted to the Protestant faith. It was ordered in 1672 that all heretices and Huguenots leave the south of France within twenty days. Antoine, with his wife and infant son, Gabrriel, fled across the English Channel and remained in England for a short time, but shortly fled to Ireland. To escape their French identity they changed their name to Crockett.
1644
Paul Peck was christened in 1644 Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
1645
John Andrews , then age 24, and Mary Unknown Andrews had John Andrews on Saturday, Aug 12, 1645, Essex, England.
Paul Peck and Martha Hale Peck had John Peck on Saturday, Dec 16, 1645, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
John Peck died at age d6 on Friday, Dec 22, 1645, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
1646
Martha Peck was christened in 1646 Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
1647
Paul Peck and Martha Hale Peck had Samuel Peck in 1647, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
John Andrews , then age 26, and Mary Unknown Andrews had Hannah Andrews on Tuesday, Feb 26, 1647, Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
1648
Louise Desaix was born in Abt 1648, Bordeaux, Gironde, Aquitaine, France.
Samuel Peck was christened in 1648 Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Hannah Andrews was christened at age 1, on Saturday, 16 May 1648 Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
24 Oct 1648, Treaty of Westphalia, which was signed on 24 October, 1648, finally concluded the Thirty Years' War. The terms of the treaty included the extension of the same rights to the Calvinists as those that had been extended to the Lutherans in the Peace of Augsburg. The Upper Palatinate was ceded to Bavaria. The Lower Palatinate was restored to the eldest son of Frederick, the Elector of the Palatinate of the Rhine. Western Pomerania, including Bremen and Verden, was ceded to Sweden. Brandenburg received the bishoprics of Camin, Halberstadt, Minden and a large portion of Magdeburg. France obtained the Alsace, with the exception of Strasburg; she also retained possessionof Metz, Toul and Verdun. The United Provinces of the Netherlands (i.e. Holland) and Switzerland received their independence from the Empire. The results of the Thirty Years War, in spite of the devastation wrought on Germany included a certain amount of religious freedom and the emergence of "modern" statehood in Europe. In the end, not all of the Protestant sects were granted equal liberty; only Lutheranism and Calvinism were afforded legal status alongside Catholicism. But since it was the Calvinists who instigated the conflict, they were satisfied with the settlement. Of importance to the Protestant Union was the curtailment of the Habsburg dominance in Germany. The prestige of the Holy Roman Empire was shattered as a result of the war, and as a result, it emerged as simply one of the many "sovereign states" of Europe. The real losers in the war were the German people. Over 300,000 had been killed in battle. Millions of civilians had died of malnutrition and disease, and wandering, undisciplined troops had robbed, burned, and looted almost at will. Most authorities believe that the population of the Empire dropped from about 21,000,000 to 13,500,000 between 1618 and 1648. Even if they exaggerate, the Thirty Years War remains one of the most terrible in history.
John Andrews , then age 28, and Mary Unknown Andrews had Abraham Andrews on Saturday, Oct 31, 1648, Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
In Dec 1648 , William Hills married Mary Arnold , Roxbury, Hartford County, Connecticut. They had six children known to the author.
1649
William Ball and Hannah Atherold Ball had Joseph Ball in 1649, England. Joseph Ball (1649-1711), of Lancaster County, Va., was a member of the House of Burgesses, 1695. Epping Forest, Lancaster County, Virginia, was originally called Forest Quarter.
William Hills , then age 40, and Mary Arnold Hills had Joseph Hills on Wednesday, Mar 17, 1649, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
John Andrews , then age 28, and Mary Unknown Andrews had Daniel Andrews on Thursday, May 27, 1649, Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Philip Goffe and Rebeckah Unknown Goffe had Jacob Goffe on Sunday, Aug 15, 1649, Wethersfield, Hartford County, Connecticut.
1650
French colonization of Canada
Thomas Hathcock and ffrancys Unknown Hathcock had Walter Hathcock in Abt 1650. This date is an estimate based on father
Mary Cave was born in Abt 1650. "a tall, redheaded woman." (Milner Echoles in his 1850 history) Eight children: John Echols. Abraham Echols (died 1749). William Echols (died 1771). Joseph Echols. Richard Echols (born ca.1706). Daughter Echols, married Gillintine. Ann Echols married Marchbanks. Eleanor Echols, married Murphy.
Joseph Ball immigrated in Abt 1650 to Virginia.
on the Rappahannock River
William Ball immigrated in Abt 1650 to Virginia.
William Ball immigrated in Abt 1650 to Virginia.
Paul Peck and Martha Hale Peck had Joseph Peck on Tuesday, Dec 20, 1650, England.
1651
William Hills and Mary Arnold Hills had Susannah Hills in 1651, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
John Andrews , then age 30, and Mary Unknown Andrews had Joseph Andrews on Friday, May 26, 1651, Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
1652
Elizabeth Carpenter was born in 1652, Glastonbury, Hartford County, Connecticut.
William Hills and Mary Arnold Hills had Benjamin Hills in 1652, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Paul Peck and Martha Hale Peck had Mary Peck in 1652, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
John Ingersoll and Dorothy Lord Ingersoll had Hannah Ingersoll in 1652, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Mary Peck was christened in 1652 Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
On Friday, 15 Nov 1652, when he was 37, John Ingersoll married Dorothy Lord , age 23, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut. They had three children known to the author.
1653
William Hills and Mary Arnold Hills had Benjamin (Hill) Hills in 1653, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
1654
Lawrence Washington died in Ca 1654/55, Purleigh, Essex, England. He was buried All Saints Church, Purleigh, Essex, England. Survived by his widow, Amphyllis Twigden Washington .
William Hills and Mary Arnold Hills had Mary Hills in 1654, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Elizabeth Peck was christened in 1654 Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Daniel Andrews was christened at age 4, on Thursday, 2 Apr 1654 Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Mary Unknown was christened on Thursday, 2 Apr 1654 Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Joseph Andrews was christened at age 2, on Thursday, 2 Apr 1654 Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Abraham Andrews was christened at age 5, on Thursday, 2 Apr 1654 Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
John Andrews , then age 33, and Mary Unknown Andrews had Rachel Andrews on Thursday, Apr 9, 1654, Farmington or Waterville, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Rachel Andrews was christened at age 0, on Sunday, 19 Apr 1654 Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
John Ingersoll , then age 38, and Dorothy Lord Ingersoll , then 24, had Dorothy Ingersoll on Wednesday, May 20, 1654, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
John Ingersoll was christened at age 38, on Thursday, 10 Sep 1654 Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts.
1655
Paul Peck and Martha Hale Peck had Hannah Peck in 1655/1656, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Amphyllis Twigden Washington died in 1655/56, Tring, England. She was preceded in death by her husband, Lawrence Washington .
John Mottrom died at age 45y in 1655.
Mary Arnold Hills died at age 40y in 1655, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut. Survived by her husband, William Hills .
William Hills and Mary Arnold Hills had Abraham Hills in 1655, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
1656
John Ingersoll and Dorothy Lord Ingersoll had Margery Ingersoll in Jan 1656, Northampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts.
James Williamson died in 1656.
In 1656 , Col. John Washington married (wife) Unknown , England. They had no children known to the author.
John Washington immigrated in 1656/58 to Virginia.
John Washington immigrated in 1656/58 to Virginia.
Sarah Peck was christened in 1656 Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
John Andrews , then age 35, and Mary Unknown Andrews had Stephen Andrews on Tuesday, Jun 6, 1656, Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Stephen Andrews died in Abt 16 Jun 1656, Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Stephen Andrews was christened at age 0, on Friday, 16 Jun 1656 Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
1657
Boston: Measles
Paul Peck and Martha Hale Peck had Sarah Peck in 1657/1659, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
William Ball lived (or moved) in 1657 in (or to) Millenbeck, Lancaster County, Virginia.
Hannah Atherold immigrated in 1657 to Millenbeck, Lancaster County, Virginia.
Augustine Warner lived (or moved) in Abt 1657 in (or to) Warner Hall House, Naxera, Gloucester County, Virginia. settled and built the first house at what became Warner Hall Plantation.
Dorothy Lord Ingersoll died at age 27y 6m 2d on Wednesday, Jan 3, 1657, Northampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts. She was buried Northampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts. Survived by her husband, John Ingersoll .
(wife) Unknown Washington died in Bef 1658.
1658
Abraham Hills died in Abt 1658/1664, Connecticut.
In 1658 , Col. John Washington married Anne Pope . They had two children known to the author. Anne was the daughter of Nathaniel Pope .
John Andrews was christened at age 37, on Thursday, 9 May 1658 Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Elizabeth Carpenter was christened on Thursday, 16 May 1658.
Mary Andrews was christened at age 15, on Thursday, 16 May 1658 Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
John Andrews was christened at age 12, on Thursday, 16 May 1658 Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
1659
John Washington and Anne Pope Washington had Lawrence Washington in 1659. ÒLawrence Washington inherited Mattox Creek Farm from his father. In 1685 he was a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses and in about 1686 married Mildred, daughter and co-heiress of Colonel Augustine Warner, of Warner Hall. Lawrence made his will on 11th March 1698 and died soon after, leaving his wife with three children, John, who was nearly seven, Augustine, aged three, and Mildred, a baby.Ó
John Andrews , then age 38, and Mary Unknown Andrews had Benjamin Andrews on Tuesday, Jun 17, 1659, Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Benjamin Andrews was christened at age 0, on Tuesday, 17 Jun 1659 Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
On Sunday, 2 Nov 1659, when he was 31, Christoph Lauterbach married Barbara Pausch , Trebgast, Franconia, They had 12 children, 11 of whom are known to the author. They had 12 children known to the author.
1660
Paul Peck and Martha Hale Peck had Ruth Peck in 1660, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Hannah Peck was christened in 1660 Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Christoph Lauterbach , then age 32, and Barbara Pausch Lauterbach had Leonhardt Lauterbach on Sunday, Sep 5, 1660, Trebgast, Franconia.
Leonhardt Lauterbach died at age d19 on Friday, Sep 24, 1660.
1661
Christoph Lauterbach , then age 33, and Barbara Pausch Lauterbach had Catharina Lauterbach on Wednesday, Oct 5, 1661, Trebgast, Franconia.
1662
Ruth Peck was christened in 1662 Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
1663
Christoph Lauterbach , then age 35, and Barbara Pausch Lauterbach had Leonhardt Lauterbach on Sunday, Apr 29, 1663, Trebgast, Franconia.
Joseph Peck was christened at age 13, on Saturday, 22 Dec 1663 New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut.
1664
English gain New York from Dutch
Paul Peck and Martha Hale Peck had Unnamed Peck in 1664, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Christoph Lauterbach , then age 36, and Barbara Pausch Lauterbach had Jacob Lauterbach on Wednesday, Oct 29, 1664, Trebgast, Franconia.
1665
Johann Christoph Lauterbach was born in Abt 1665. Neither birth nor marriage records have been found for either Johann Christoph Lauterbach or Anna Barbara Degen, but we know from birth records of their three children at both Trebgast and Himmelkron that he probably died after the youngest child was born, and may have been about the same general age of wife, Anna Barbara.
1666
London Plague.
Paul Peck and Martha Hale Peck had Unnamed Peck in Abt 1666, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Augustine Warner and Mildred Reade Warner had Augustine Warner in 1666. Never married and left no offspring.
1667
Christoph Lauterbach , then age 39, and Barbara Pausch Lauterbach had Johann Lauterbach on Tuesday, Mar 1, 1667, Trebgast, Franconia.
1668
Anne Pope Washington died in 1668. Survived by her husband, John Washington .
1669
In 1669 , Antoine Dessassure Peronett de Crocketagne married Louise Desaix , France. They had one child known to the author.
In 1669 , Major John Mottrom, Jr. married Hannah Fex . They had one child known to the author.
Christoph Lauterbach , then age 41, and Barbara Pausch Lauterbach had Adam Lauterbach on Thursday, May 23, 1669, Tauschthal farm, Trebgast, Franconia. Adam was the 6th child of Christoph and Barbara.
1670
Anna Barbara Degen was born in 1670, Bauschlott, part of Neulingen, Enzkreis (Pforzheim), Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany. South of Heidelberg, See notes She must be born in the year 1670 at a town Bauschig or Brusch near Heidelberg or near Durlach.
ffrancys Unknown lived (or moved) on Sunday, 11 May 1670 in (or to) Lancaster County, Virginia.
Barbara Lauterbach Lauterbach died at age 67y 4m 14d on Wednesday, Aug 13, 1670, Trebgast, Franconia. She was preceded in death by her husband, Georg Lauterbach .
1671
In 1671 , Daniel Andrews married Mary Peck , Middletown, Middlesex County, Connecticut. They had ten children known to the author. Mary was the daughter of Paul Peck and Martha Hale .
Christoph Lauterbach , then age 43, and Barbara Pausch Lauterbach had Nikolaus Lauterbach on Tuesday, Oct 13, 1671, Tauschthal farm, Trebgast, Franconia.
1672
In 1672 , Joseph Hills married Elizabeth Carpenter , Glastonbury, Hartford County, Connecticut. They had six children known to the author.
Daniel Andrews , then age 22, and Mary Peck Andrews had Daniel Andrews on Wednesday, Mar 9, 1672, Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Dorothy Ingersoll died at age 17y 11m 12d on Monday, May 2, 1672, Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts.
1673
Daniel Andrews was christened at age 1, on Thursday, 20 Jul 1673 Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Christoph Lauterbach , then age 46, and Barbara Pausch Lauterbach had Catharina Lauterbach on Tuesday, Nov 21, 1673, Tauschthal farm, Trebgast, Franconia.
1674
Augustine Warner died at age 63y in 1674, Warner Hall Plantation, Naxera, Gloucester County, Virginia. He was buried Warner Hall Graveyard, Naxera, Gloucester County, Virginia.
Catharina Lauterbach died at age 6m 24d on Thursday, Jun 14, 1674, Trebgast, Franconia.
Daniel Andrews , then age 25, and Mary Peck Andrews had Mary Andrews on Sunday, Dec 9, 1674, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Mary Andrews was christened at age 0, on Sunday, 9 Dec 1674 Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
1675
Matthew McBee was born in Abt 1675, Maryland or Great Britian. Scotland, See Source Children of Matthew McBee and Jane Brock: i. Mary2 McBee, born September 1695 in Prince George's County, Maryland. She married William Nichols September 11, 1711 in Prince George's County, Maryland. Notes for Mary McBee: Mary McBee's wedding date is listed on page 315, in Roy McBee Smith's book entitled Vardry McBee, Man of Reason in an Age of Extremes. This date was recorded in St. Ann's Parish Register in Prince George's County, Maryland. ii. Matthew McBee, born Abt. 1698. He married Mrs. (Elizabeth) Matthew McBee. iii. Brock McBee, born Abt. 1700 in Prince George's County, Maryland; died Abt. 1757 in Ann Arundel County, Maryland. iv. James McBee, born January 20, 1701/02 in Prince George's County, Maryland; died Abt. 1759. He married. v. William McBee, born October 22, 1704 in Prince George's County, Maryland; died March 01, 1759 in Halifax County, Virginia.
In 1675 , Capt. William Ball, II married Margaret Williamson . They had nine children known to the author. Margaret was the daughter of James Williamson and Ann Underwood .
In 1675 , John Ball married Elizabeth Romney . They had one child known to the author.
William Ball and Margaret Williamson Ball had William Ball in Bef 1676, Lancaster County, Virginia.
1676
Philip Goffe died in 1676. Survived by his widow, Rebeckah Unknown .
Antoine Dessassure Peronett de Crocketagne , then age 32, and Louise Desaix Crocketagne had Joseph Louis Crockett on Thursday, Jan 9, 1676, Ireland.
Christoph Lauterbach , then age 48, and Barbara Pausch Lauterbach had Margarethe Lauterbach on Monday, Feb 24, 1676, Tauschthal farm, Trebgast, Franconia.
Hans Christoph Lauterbach and Anna Stahl Lauterbach had Andreas Lauterbach on Tuesday, Mar 31, 1676, Lanzendorf G Himmelkron, Oberfranken, Germany.
Daniel Andrews , then age 27, and Mary Peck Andrews had Joseph Andrews on Monday, Aug 10, 1676, Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Joseph Andrews was christened at age 0, on Monday, 10 Aug 1676.
William Ball and Margaret Williamson Ball had RIchard Ball in Bef 1677.
1677
John Washington died in 1677. He was preceded in death by his wife, Anne Pope Washington .
Joseph Hills and Elizabeth Carpenter Hills had Dorothy Hills in 1677, Glastonbury, Hartford County, Connecticut.
1678
William Ball and Margaret Williamson Ball had Margaret Ball in Bet 1678 And 1692, Millenbeck, Lancaster County, Virginia.
William Ball and Margaret Williamson Ball had James Ball in 1678. James Ball m. 2d 1707 Mary Conway (1686-1730).
Christoph Lauterbach , then age 50, and Barbara Pausch Lauterbach had Anna Lauterbach on Monday, Feb 7, 1678, Tauschthal farm, Trebgast, Franconia.
Anna Lauterbach died at age 0 on Monday, Feb 7, 1678, Trebgast, Franconia.
Daniel Andrews , then age 29, and Mary Peck Andrews had Thomas Andrews on Friday, Jun 3, 1678, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Margarete Hirschmann was born on Friday, Oct 28, 1678, Kremitz G Himmelkron, Franconia. Adam and Margarete had five children.
Hans Christoph Lauterbach and Anna Stahl Lauterbach had Johann Martin Lauterbach on Saturday, Nov 12, 1678, Lanzendorf G Himmelkron, Oberfranken, Germany.
1679
Joseph Hills and Elizabeth Carpenter Hills had Susannah Or Susanna Hills in 1679/1680, Glastonbury, Hartford County, Connecticut.
William Ball and Margaret Williamson Ball had Stretchley Ball in Bet 1679 And 1693, Millenbeck, Lancaster County, Virginia.
Christoph Lauterbach , then age 51, and Barbara Pausch Lauterbach had Barbara Lauterbach on Saturday, Jan 14, 1679, Tauschthal farm, Trebgast, Franconia.
On Tuesday, 5 Dec 1679, when he was 30, Jacob Goffe married Margery Ingersoll , Wethersfield, Hartford County, Connecticut. They had five children known to the author. Margery was the daughter of John Ingersoll and Dorothy Lord .
1680
William Ball and Margaret Williamson Ball had Joseph Ball in Abt 1680. Joseph Ball (d. 1721), of Northumberland County, Va., was an Original Land Proprietor, Lieutenant-Colonel, Vestryman of Church and Member of House of Burgesses, 1695. Will was proved 15 Nov 1721, Northumberland County, Virginia.
William Ball and Margaret Williamson Ball had Samuel Ball in Bet 1680 And 1694, Millenbeck, Lancaster County, Virginia.
William Ball died at age 65y in 1680, Lancaster County, Virginia. Survived by his widow, Hannah Atherold Ball .
In Ca 1680/90 , John Smith married Mary Warner . They had three children known to the author. Mary was the daughter of Augustine Warner and Mildred Reade .
Thomas Andrews died at age 1y 7m 7d on Wednesday, Jan 10, 1680, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Daniel Andrews , then age 31, and Mary Peck Andrews had John Andrews on Monday, Jun 10, 1680, Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Jacob Goffe and Margery Ingersoll Goffe had Jacob Goffe in Bef 5 Nov 1680.
Jacob Goffe was christened on Tuesday, 5 Nov 1680 Wethersfield, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Jacob Goffe died on Saturday, Dec 14, 1680.
1681
Augustine Warner died at age 39y in 1681. He was buried Warner Hall Graveyard, Naxera, Gloucester County, Virginia.
Mary Hills died in Aft 1680/1681.
John Andrews died at age -1617y -12m in 2 Mar 1681/1682, Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut. He was buried Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut. Survived by his widow, Mary Unknown .
Christoph Lauterbach , then age 53, and Barbara Pausch Lauterbach had Katharina Lauterbach on Thursday, Jun 26, 1681, Tauschthal farm, Trebgast, Franconia.
Hans Christoph Lauterbach and Anna Stahl Lauterbach had Catharina Lauterbach on Saturday, Nov 1, 1681, Lanzendorf G Himmelkron, Oberfranken, Germany.
1682
Joseph Hills and Elizabeth Carpenter Hills had Benjamin Hills in Abt 1682, Glastonbury, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Jacob Goffe , then age 32, and Margery Ingersoll Goffe had Moses Goffe on Sunday, May 10, 1682, Wethersfield, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Daniel Andrews , then age 33, and Mary Peck Andrews had Martha Andrews on Friday, Jul 17, 1682, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Martha Andrews was christened at age 0, on Thursday, 23 Jul 1682 Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Adam Beyer was born on Thursday, Sep 10, 1682, Feuln G Trebgast, Franconia.
Rebeckah Unknown Goffe died in Aft 10 Dec 1682. She was preceded in death by her husband, Philip Goffe .
1683
Joseph Hills and Elizabeth Carpenter Hills had Joseph Hills in 1683, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
William Hills died at age 74y 7m 19d on Sunday, Aug 15, 1683, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut. He was buried Hartford County, Connecticut. He was preceded in death by his wife, Mary Arnold .
1684
Daniel Andrews , then age 34, and Mary Peck Andrews had Hannah Andrews on Thursday, Jan 13, 1684, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Hannah Andrews was christened at age 0, on Tuesday, 18 Jan 1684 Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
John Ingersoll died at age 68y 11m 2d on Sunday, Sep 3, 1684, Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts. He was buried Old Westfield Cemetery, Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts. He was preceded in death by his wife, Dorothy Lord .
Hans Christoph Lauterbach and Anna Stahl Lauterbach had Friedrich Lauterbach on Tuesday, Dec 19, 1684, Lanzendorf G Himmelkron, Oberfranken, Germany.
1685
Johann Sebastian Bach born
Joseph Hills and Elizabeth Carpenter Hills had Ebenezer Hills in Abt 1685, Glastonbury, Hartford County, Connecticut.
1686
Mary Conway was born in 1686.
John Ball and Elizabeth Romney Ball had Anne Ball in 1686.
In Abt 1686/90 , Lawrence Washington married Mildred Warner , Warner Hall, Gloucester County, VIrginia. They had three children known to the author. Mildred was the daughter of Augustine Warner and Mildred Reade .
Daniel Andrews , then age 36, and Mary Peck Andrews had Paul Andrews on Wednesday, Jan 2, 1686, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Paul Andrews was christened at age 0, on Wednesday, 2 Jan 1686 Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Ruth Peck died at age 26y on Thursday, Dec 5, 1686, Wallingford, New Haven County, Connecticut.
1687
Boston: Measles
Augustine Warner died at age 21y in 1687.
Abigail Noyes was born in 1687, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
1689
Hannah Peck died in 1689/1695, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Nicholas Spencer died at age 60y in 1689.
Mary Andrews died at age 46y in 1689, Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Daniel Andrews , then age 40, and Mary Peck Andrews had Stephen Andrews on Tuesday, Aug 2, 1689, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Stephen Andrews was christened at age 0, on Thursday, 1 Dec 1689 Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
1690
New York: Yellow Fever
William Norton was born in Abt 1690, Virginia.
Christoph Lauterbach died at age 62y 5m 21d on Thursday, Apr 27, 1690, Tauschthal farm, Trebgast, Franconia. Survived by his widow, Barbara Pausch Lauterbach , and three minor children.
Jacob Goffe , then age 41, and Margery Ingersoll Goffe had Mabel Goffe on Tuesday, Oct 31, 1690, Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
1691
In Abt 1691 , John Lewis married Elizabeth Warner . They had one child known to the author. Elizabeth is the daughter of Augustine Warner and Mildred Reade .
1692
Lawrence Washington and Mildred Warner Washington had John Warner Washington in 1692. (John built Highgate, possibly).
Daniel Andrews , then age 43, and Mary Peck Andrews had Ebenezer Andrews on Thursday, Aug 28, 1692, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Ebenezer Andrews died in Aft 28 Aug 1692, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
1693
Thomas Hathcock was born in 1693, Virginia. Settled in Richmond County, North Carolina about 1780. Had many sons, two moved to northeast Georgia about 1800.
Abraham Andrews died at age 44y 6m 2d on Sunday, May 3, 1693, Waterbury, New Haven County, Connecticut.
Jacob Goffe , then age 44, and Margery Ingersoll Goffe had Mary Goffe on Sunday, Nov 15, 1693, Wethersfield, Hartford County, Connecticut.
On Saturday, 21 Nov 1693, when he was 26, Johann Lauterbach married Euphrosina Seidel . They had no children known to the author.
1694
Lawrence Washington and Mildred Warner Washington had Augustine Washington in Abt 1694/95, Bridges Creek, Westmoreland County, Virginia. Father of President Washington. ÒAugustine came of age in 1715 and with an estate of 1700 acres, married Jane, the 16 year old heiress of Major Caleb Butler, JP on 20th April the same year. He married secondly on 6th March 1730, Mary Ball, then an orphan aged 23.Ó
Hannah Atherold Ball died in 1694/95, Lancaster County, Virginia. She was preceded in death by her husband, William Ball .
In Abt 1694 , Matthew McBee married Jane Brock , Prince George's County, Maryland. They had one child known to the author.
Samuel Peck died at age 47y on Sunday, Jan 10, 1694, West Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Mary Unknown Andrews died in May 1694, Farmington or Waterville, Hartford County, Connecticut. She was preceded in death by her husband, John Andrews .
William Ball died of St. Mary's White Chapel Parish in Bet 28 Sep 1694 And 4 Nov 1694, Millenbeck, Lancaster County, Virginia. Survived by his widow, Margaret Williamson Ball , and six minor children.
1695
Unnamed Peck died at age 31y in 1695.
Catharina Lauterbach died at age 33y 7m 7d on Thursday, May 12, 1695.
John Smith and Mary Warner Smith had Philip Smith on Wednesday, Jun 1, 1695, Purton, Gloucester County, VIrginia.
Martha Hale Peck died on Saturday, Jun 25, 1695, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut. She was buried Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut. Survived by her husband, Paul Peck .
Paul Peck died on Friday, Dec 23, 1695, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut. He was buried Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut. He was preceded in death by his wife, Martha Hale .
1696
Jacob Goffe , then age 46, and Margery Ingersoll Goffe had Eunice Goffe on Tuesday, Mar 27, 1696, Wethersfield, Hartford County, Connecticut.
On Friday, 4 May 1696, when he was 31, Jacob Lauterbach married Magdalena Hoffmann . They had no children known to the author.
Sarah Peck died on Sunday, May 20, 1696, Wallingford, New Haven County, Connecticut.
1697
Lawrence Washington and Mildred Warner Washington had Mildred Washington in Abt 1697.
Joseph Hills and Elizabeth Carpenter Hills had Hannah Hills in 1697, Glastonbury, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Jacob Goffe died at age 48y 2m 6d on Monday, Oct 21, 1697, Wethersfield, Hartford County, Connecticut.
1698
Lawrence Washington died at age 39y in 1698. Survived by his widow, Mildred Warner Washington , and three minor children.
John Smith died on Monday, Apr 14, 1698, Purton, Gloucester County, VIrginia. Survived by his widow, Mary Warner , and one minor children.
Joseph Peck died at age 47y 6m 6d on Thursday, Jun 26, 1698, Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut. He was buried Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Elizabeth Carpenter Hills died in Bef 1699. Survived by her husband, Joseph Hills .
1699
French colonization of Louisiana
Jane Butler was born in Abt 1699.
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