TYBOTT,
TIBOTT, TIBBETT
Walter
Tybott (1584 – 1651), my 10th great grandfather, was from Wales. He was
a member of Rev. Richard Blynman’s congregation. This group of Puritans followed Rev. Blynman
to New England about 1640 when he was forced from his church in Chepstow, Monmouthshire
for his Puritan preaching. It is thought
that “The Blynman Party” (also known as “The Welsh Party”) was recruited by
Gov. John Winslow. They arrived in
Plymouth, settled in Marshfield, and then Gloucester, Massachusetts in
1641. Some went on to New London,
Connecticut ten years later. Apparently
Walter Tybott and his family remained in Gloucester.
The
Plymouth Colony records indicate that on 2 March 1640/41 Walter Tibbott, and
others were nominated to become Freemen.
He was made Freeman on 19 May 1642. Sometime
soon after becoming Freeman Walter Tybott went to Gloucester with others from
The Blynman Party. He was elected
Selectman 1642 – 1645.
His will
was proved at Salem Court 5 June 165 and it names his children and
grandchildren "item i giue to my
dafter mari harskol the wif of william hasskole fifteene pound in good pay. I
gieu to josef hasskol son of william my farm at chebake. I guie to william
hasskolls other sonnes twenti shelenes a pece to put to som good implement.” He
also named his grandchild "Richard Dicke," granddaughter Elizabeth
Dike, "son clark" [his daughter Agnes’s second husband] and
"Sabelone" [Zebulon] Hill, soon-to-be-husband of granddaughter
Elizabeth Dike.
Apparently
he had only two daughters, Mary and Agnes.
I descend from Mary Tybott (1628 – 1693) who married William Haskell in
Salem, Massachusetts in 1643. They had
nine children all born in Gloucester. Mary died on 16 August 1693 in Gloucester,
and William died four days later.
Some
TYBOTT resources:
"Henry
Tibbetts & some of his Descendants", NEHGS Register, Vol 98, page. 58.
“The
Blynman Party," NEHGS Register,
Vol 53, page. 234 - 241.
Ira J.
Haskell, Chronicles of the Haskell Family, Ira J. Haskell, 1943.
Plymouth
Records, Vol. 2, page 8.
My
TYBOTT lineage:
Generation
1: Walter Tybott, born about 1584 in Wales, died 14 August 1651; married Mary
UNKNOWN. She remarried to John Harding
on 22 April 1652 in Plymouth. Mary died
21 February 1681 in Gloucester. Two daughters with Walter Tybott.
Generation
2: Mary Tybott, born 6 November 1628 in Chepstow, Monmouthshire, Wales, died 24
August 1693 in Gloucester; married 6 November 1643 in Salem to William Haskell,
son of William Haskell and Elinor Foule.
He was baptized 8 November 1618 in Charlton, Musgrove, Somersetshire,
England, and died 20 August 1693 in Gloucester. Nine children.
Generation
3: Mark Haskell m. Elizabeth Giddings
Generation
4: Mark Haskell m. Martha Tuthill
Generation
5: Lucy Haskell m. Jabez Treadwell
Generation
6: Nathaniel Treadwell m. Mary Hovey
Generation
7: Jabez Treadwell m. Betsey Jillings
Homan
Generation
8: Eliza Ann Treadwell m. Abijah Hitchings
Generation
9: Abijah Franklin Hitchings m. Hannah
Eliza Lewis
Generation
10: Arthur Treadwell Hitchings m.
Florence Etta Hoogerzeil
Generation
11: Gertrude Matilda Hitchings m. Stanley Elmer Allen
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Heather
Wilkinson Rojo, “Surname Saturday ~ TYBOTT of Gloucester, Massachusetts”, Nutfield Genealogy, posted July 8, 2017,
( http://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2017/07/surname-saturday-tybott-of-gloucester.html: accessed [access date]).
I also have Walter Tybott, so this is really interesting info, since I haven't investigated him closely. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteCaptain William Haskell and Mary Tybott - 8th great grandparents. The William Haskell House still stands in Gloucester, Massachusetts. They moved there after they got married. It's a bed & breakfast north of Haskell Pond.
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