KING / KINGE
My 10th great grandfather, Daniel King (1599 – 1672), was born in Watford, Hertfordshire in England. His son, Daniel King, Jr., stated in 1653 that he owned land in Beaconfield, Buckinghamshire, near where he married Elizabeth Guy in 1624 in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. He was in Uxbridge, Middlesex, England in 1639. Soon after this date, he probably left for New England with his wife and children.
Daniel King’s first record in New England was a court
appearance on 30 June 1641 in Salem, Massachusetts. He was a woolen draper and a merchant, and
described as “gentleman” or “Mr.” in the records. His land in Lynn is located in what is now
the town of Swampscott. He appears in
the records for many land transactions, as well as several suits such as when
his bull gored his neighbor’s mare who was “great with foal” in 1646 (Essex
Quarterly Court Records 1:258). That
same year he was fined for “supposed neglect of training” when he told the
court he was lame and would provide a man to train for the militia in his
place.
In 1670 Daniel King conveyed the western part of his farm to
his son Ralph, with provisions to three sons-in-law that they could cut wood
(Essex Deeds, 3:99, 5:54). His will is dated 7 February 1671, and was
proved on 26 June 1672. He left his estate to his son Daniel, and it mentions
his daughters Hannah Blaney, Elizabeth Redding, and Sarah Needham.
I descend from Daniel’s son, Daniel, Jr., (1625 – 1690), my
9th great grandfather. He was
a merchant involved with the triangle trade between New England, the West
Indies and England. He lived for a time on
the island of St Christopher/ St. Kitts, and then came to Salem to be an
innkeeper. He married Tabitha Walker in
1647. He probably died in Salem before 2
April 1690, when on an indenture he was described as “Daniel King Sr. late of
Salem, yeoman deceased” (Essex County
Deeds 8:154 – 155).
Next, I descend from Daniel King, Jr.’s daughter Hannah King
(b. 1681), my 8th great grandmother, who married John Bacon in
1701. They had six children, and passed
on the name Tabitha to my 7th great grandmother, Tabitha Bacon. She had a granddaughter named Tabitha Glover
(1765 – 1837) my 5th great grandmother. My 4th great grandmother, Betsey
Jillings Homan, had a sister named Tabby Homan, which was probably really yet
another Tabitha!
Some KING resources:
“The King Family in England” by George Austin Morrison, Jr.,
The New York Genealogical and Biographical
Record, Volume 31 (1900), pages 136 – 139
The Essex Genealogist,
Volume 9, pages 82 -92
The New England Historic Genealogical Society Register, Volume 65, page 84
The History of Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts: Including Lynnfield,
Saugus, Swampscott, and Nahant, by Alonzo Lewis and James R. Newhall,
1865.
My KING genealogy:
Generation 1: Daniel
King, son of Ralph King and Audrey Unknown, baptized on 1 January 1599 in Watford,
Hertfordshire, England, died before 26 May 1627 in Lynn, Massachusetts; married
on 4 October 1624 in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England to Elizabeth Guy,
daughter of John Guy and Agnes Martin.
She was born about 1606 and died 26 February 1677 in Lynn. Five children.
Generation 2: Daniel
King, born about 1625 in England, died before 2 April 1690 in Salem,
Massachusetts; married on 11 March 1662 in Lynn to Tabitha Walker, daughter of
Richard Walker and Jane Talmadge. She
was born 9 November 1647 in Reading, Massachusetts. Eleven children.
Generation 3: Hannah King, born about 1681; married on 24
January 1701 in Salem to John Bacon, son of Daniel Bacon and Susannah
Spencer. He was born 24 January 1680/1
in Salem, and died before 29 February 1715/16 in Salem. Six children.
Generation 4: Tabitha Bacon m. Jonathan Glover
Generation 5: Daniel
Glover m. Hannah Jillings
Generation 6: Tabitha
Glover m. Thomas Homan
Generation 7: Betsey
Jilling Homan m. Jabez Treadwell
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 ~ KING of Lynn,
Massachusetts”, Nutfield Genealogy,
posted January 6, 2017, ( https://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2017/12/surname-saturday-king-of-lynn.html: accessed [access date]).
Daniel is my 9G grandfather
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