Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• FSID: L872-1TZ
• Marriage: 24 jun. 1725, Lebanon, New London, Connecticut, USA

Notater:

Samuel Murdock (1698-1769) & Submit Troop (1706-1784)

Samuel Murdock (Robert, Jackson) was born 1698 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts and died 1769 in Windham, Windham, Connecticut. He married 1725 Submit Troop and to this union was born nine children. (Note: There were 10 children from this union.) Submit was born 1706 in Bristol, Rhode Island and died 1769 in Windham, Windham, Connecticut. To this union was born ten children. She was the daughter of Dan Troop and Deborah Macey. following tombstone inscription in Westmoreland co.,, Pennsylvania
He joined many of his relatives in the migration from Newton to Connecticut, bought land in Lebanon, and was admitted to the church there with his wife in 1726. He bought one hundred and twenty-two acres of land in Windham, Connecticut, in 1735, and ninety more adjoining, in 1736, and moved to Windham the next year. He was a prominent citizen of Windham, and was admitted to the church there in 1738 . Connecticut Colonial Records give his commission as "Captain of the Troop of Horse of the Fifth regiment" in 1741. He was Deputy for Windham to the General Assembly in 1756, 1757, 1759 , 1760, 1761, 1764 and 1766. He died in Windham, January 17, 1769, and is buried with his Wife and daughter Eunice in the old cemetery at Windham. His will, dated December 23, 1767, divides ides his property, the homestead being left to his youngest son Eliphalet. His wife's brother , Dan Throop, was made executor. The following provision made for his wife is a model of conjugal care to my dearly beloved Wife Submit
Father: Robert MURDOCK b: 6 SEP 1663 in Stirling, Central, Scotland
Mother: Hannah STEDMAN b: 2 MAR 1665 in Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Marriage 1 Submit THROOP b: 25 DEC 1706 in Bristol, Bristol, Rhode Island
Married: 24 JUN 1725 in Lebanon, New London, CT

Children
1 Hannah MURDOCK b: 25 AUG 1726 in Windham, Windham, CT
2 William MURDOCK b: 26 JUL 1728 in Lebanon, New London, CT
3 Eliphalet MURDOCK b: abt 1729 d:1745
4 Samuel MURDOCK b: 27 AUG 1729 in Lebanon, New London, CT
5 Jonathan MURDOCK b: 19 FEB 1733 in Lebanon, New London, CT
6 Submit MURDOCK b: 13 NOV 1736 in Lebanon, New London, CT
7 William MURDOCK b: 2 JAN 1738 in Windham, Windham, CT
8 Dan MURDOCK b: 24 FEB 1742 in Windham, Windham, CT
9 Lydia MURDOCK b: 29 JUN 1745 in Windham, Windham, CT
10 Eliphalet MURDOCK b: 5 OCT 1748 in Windham, Windham, CT
11 Eunice MURDOCK b: 29 JAN 1750 in Windham, Windham, CT

Sources:

Tombstone inscriptions
Submit (Throop) Murdock
1) Here lies the body of Mrs. Submit Murdock consort to Capt. Samuel Murdock who departed this life Oct. 17, 1784 in the 78 year of age
Samuel Murdock
2) Here lies buried the body of Captain Samuel Murdock who died ...17 Jan 1769 in ye 71 year of his age Samuel Murdock Birth: 24 Mar 1698 - Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA Death: 17 Jan 1769 , Windham, Connecticut, USA Parents Father: Robert MURDOCK Mother: Hannah STEDMAN Spouses Submit Throop Marriage: 3 Jun 1725 - Lebanon, New London Co., CT 2 8
www.google .com(history of Westmoreland co.,Pennsylvania

Familie/Ægtefælle/Partner: Submit Throop. Submit blev født den 25 dec. 1706 i Bristol, Massachusetts, USA; blev døbt den 29 dec. 1706 i Bristol, Massachusetts, USA; døde den 17 okt. 1784 i Windham, Windham, Connecticut, USA; blev begravet i okt. 1784 i Windham, Windham, Connecticut, USA. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

1. Hannah Murdock blev født den 25 aug. 1726 i Lebanon, New London, Connecticut, USA; blev døbt den 25 aug. 1726 i Lebanon, New London, Connecticut, USA; døde den 13 jun. 1808 i Lebanon, New London, Connecticut, USA; blev begravet i 1808.

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• FSID: L5CP-WWG
• Bopæl: Ochiltree, Ayrshire, Scotland
• Bopæl: 1 jun. 1703, Newton, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA; Newton, MA
• Testamente: 18 jun. 1747

Notater:

Robert Murdock (1663-1754) & Hannah Stedman (1665-1727)

Birth :Sep. 6, 1663 Stirling, Scotland Death: Apr. 28, 1754 Roxbury Suffolk County Massachusetts, Only the records by which his name appears, there being practically no family tradition except that he was born in Scotland know Robert. This is sometimes coupled with the statement that he came from Scotland to Plymouth in 1688 in company with his brother John. For a few years preceding the English revolution of that year, there was considerable emigration from the southwestern part of Scotland to Northern Ireland, and a few families came directly to New England to escape the religious persecutions against the Covenanters, who were numerous in that part of Scotland.
John Murdock, or Mordo, as his name was written in the early New England records, was married to Abigail Young, probably a native of Plymouth Colony, December 10, 1686. His advent may therefore be placed with considerable probability in 1685 or 1686. There is no record of the arrival of either Robert or John, and nothing to show whether they came together or at different times.
The records of Newton, Massachusetts, mention the death of Robert on April 28, 1754, his age being given as 89. This gives the only existing evidence of the date of his birth as 1665. The first contemporaneous record is that of his marriage in Roxbury in 1692. He was then twenty-seven years old, and having no family, probably never purchased any property before his marriage, and was sufficiently well behaved to keep off the court records. On April 28, 1692, he was married in Roxbury, Massachusetts, to Hannah Stedman, the daughter of Nathaniel and granddaughter of Isaac Stedman. The latter was born in Biddenden, County Kent, England, being baptized April 21, 1605, and came to New England in 1636 with his wife Elizabeth and two sons, Nathaniel and Thomas. He first settled in Scituate, but later removed to Boston, dying at Muddy River, now Brookline, in 1678, his son Nathaniel dying intestate in November of the same year before his father's will was settled. No record of the marriage of Nathaniel has been found, but his widow Temperance was made administratrix of his estate "in right of herself and children." There is a possibility that she was the daughter of Michael Wills of Dorchester, or she may have been born in England.
Robert Murdock lived in Roxbury for several years after his marriage, but apparently bought no land there. In later years he was a house wright, and this may explain his not investing in real estate. He advanced money on two mortgages, and in company with Temperance and his brother-in-law Nathaniel Stedman sold land in Cambridge in 1693, which was part of the estate of his wife's father. In 1698 Robert and Hannah Murdock and David and Mary Stowell (the sister of Hannah) sold land in Woburn, which was also part of the Stedman estate.
On June 1, 1703, Robert bought a house and one hundred and twenty acres of land in Newton, from Jonathan Hyde and John Woodward, and made this his permanent residence, although the exact date of his removal from Roxbury is not known. This land was situated on the Dedham road between Newton Upper Falls and West Roxbury. Deeds of 1726 and 1732 refer to him as a house wright and he built a shop near his house. On April 28, 1747, he sold this property for ₤1,500 to his son Robert, who probably cared for him during the remainder of his life. His wife Hannah died August 17, 1727, at the age of sixty, and afterwards married Mrs. Abigail (White) Read, the widow of Samuel Read of Mendon, Massachusetts. He died April 28, 1754, his will, signed June 18, 1747, bequeathing personal property only, to the amount of ₤536, his eldest son Robert receiving a double portion and being named executor. The widow Abigail moved to Uxbridge, Massachusetts, where she lived with some of her children and died October 9, 1761.
Robert's name is spelled in a variety of ways in his deeds, the spelling of the day being largely phonetic. His autograph of 1700 reads "Murdock," and his sons used the same form. Murdock Genealogy-Robert Murdock of Roxbury, Massachusetts and some of his Descendants, compiled by Joseph B. Murdock, published by C. E. Goodspeed & Co., Boston, 1925, Pages 13-14.

Robert blev gift med Hannah Stedman den 28 apr. 1692 i Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA. Hannah (datter af Nathaniel Stedman og Temperance Wills) blev født den 2 mar. 1667 i Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA; døde den 17 aug. 1727 i Newton, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA; blev begravet i aug. 1727 i East Parish Burying Ground, Newton, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• FSID: KNQK-4YT

Notater:

Hannah Murdock (Stedman)
Birth March 2, 1667Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, United States
Death: Died August 17, 1727 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
Place of Burial: Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States
Immediate Family:Daughter of Nathaniel Thomas Stedman and Temperance Stedman Wife of Robert Murdock and David Stowell Mother of Hannah Murdock, Died as infant; Lt. Robert Murdock; John Murdock; Samuel B. Murdock; Benjamin Murdock and 2 others Sister of Mary Elizabeth Stowell and Michael Stedman Half sister of Elizabeth Stedman; Sarah Stedman and Nathaniel Stedman

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• FSID: LBHN-FCC
• Bopæl: Biddenden, Kent, England

Notater:

ABOVE PHOTO: Current-day view from Biddenden, Kent, England, United Kingdom, birthplace of Nathaniel.
Nathaniel Stedman (1632-1678) & Temperance Willis 1648-1793 )
From: "John B. Lisle" <jbl@tqsi.com> Subject: [STEDMAN] The problem of Nathaniel Stedmanfrm "John B. Lisle"
Let me start my providing you with the presumed facts and then try to piece together some theories....
One of the original founding Stedman families in America is the family of Isaac Stedman, originally of Biddenden, Kent, England who came to America on the Ship Elizabeth in 1636 and settling in Scituate, MA. He arrived with his wife Elizabeth and sons Isaac and Nathaniel.
Nathaniel was baptized in Biddenden on 9 September 1632. We assume that he moved from Scituate to Muddy River (now Brookline) in 1650.
He married Sarah Hammond, daughter of Thomas Hammond and Elizabeth Cason in Hingham, MA, about 1655. They had daughters Elizabeth Stedman, born about1655, and Sarah Stedman born about 1657.[Note: Elizabeth is not the Elizabeth Stedman who married Thomas Dunk in Saybrook, CT. That was the widow of Lt. John Stedman of Wethersfield, CT,who died in King Philip's war in December 1675. She was his second wife and her maiden name was Elizabeth Blackleach.]
Nathaniel Stedman had three or four additional children: Nathaniel, born between 1665 and 1670, Hannah born 1665-1667 and Mary born about 1669; and maybe a Michael Stedman.
Sarah Hammond died before 1675 (based on her father's will - see below). No record of the exact date of her death has been found.
Nathaniel married Temperance Willis (Wills), baptized 13 Feb 1648 in Cambridge, daughter of Michael Willis and Mildred Wells (or maybe Ann Woods). I have seen no evidence to suggest that she was not born near to that time, although some references give 1636 as the date of her birth.
The commonly ascribed date of her marriage to Nathaniel Stedman is "1664". I have never found a source for that date and believe it to be an estimated date based on the birth dates of the children commonly assigned to her.I have located a source for another date of Nathaniel Stedman and Temperance Willis' marriage as being 27 Jan 1677/78. It is in the Boyd Patterson Ancestry (1967) by H. Minot Pittman, FASG, and Katherine Patterson Boyd Hunt. This book is held by the NEHGS (s-640F/A.123).
Nathaniel died 10 November 1678 in Muddy River or Boston, leaving a widow Temperance for whom we have no record of her death or re-marriage. And some number of children. He did not leave a will. A number of Isaac's family died that year. Isaac died 19 Dec 1678; Isaac,Jr. may have died in November 1678; Thomas Hammond, Jr., husband of Isaac's daughter Elizabeth died 20 October 1678. Maybe other family members that cannot be further traced also died at this time.
I can find no record of a marriage or death for Elizabeth or Sarah. Maybethey died in the 1678 diseases? The record of the land they inherited from their grandfather May tell us something.
Mary married David Stowell on 6 April 1692 in Cambridge and died 27 Sept1724. The record of her descendants is long - and poorly documented;however, she is thought to be an ancestor of Richard King of Maine and Rufus King of New York. I am looking for data on this family.
Her sister Hannah married Robert Murdock on 28 April 1692 in Roxbury. She died about 17 August 1727 in Newton and was the matriarch of a large family that has been well documented.Her brother Nathaniel seems to have died, unmarried about 1703.
Nothing is known of Michael; however, based on his name, it would seem likely that he was the son of Temperance as Michael was her father's nameand Michael is not an otherwise popular name in the Stedman family. [In fact, among my records, I have only one other Michael Stedman and I believe that he is a subscriber to this list.] He may have died young.
Straightening out this family has been a particular interest to me and several other researchers, mostly descendants of Robert Murdock or David Stowell.Recently, I have found a transcription of the will of Thomas Hammond:HISTORY AND GENEALOGIES OF THE HAMMOND FAMILIES IN AMERICA With an Account of the Early History of the Family in Normandy and Great Britain. 1000-1902
BY FREDERICK STAM HAMMOND, VOL. II.ONEIDA, N. Y., RYAN & BURKHART, PRINTERS. 1904
"He died in 1675, leaving an unsigned will which was admitted to probate, a copy of which is given below. It is found in Middlesex Probate, No. 7160.

Nathaniel + Temperance Wills. Temperance blev født den 9 feb. 1648 i Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA; blev døbt den 9 apr. 1648 i Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA; døde i 1678 i Newton, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA; blev begravet i 1678. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

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• FSID: 9M49-5N1