Samuel SMITH

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DEATH: Between date of will, 20 Dec 1678, and presentation of inventory of estate, 12 Jul 1680.

Settled in/moved to in 1636 in Hartford, CT (one of first settlers). Senior Warden, St. Mary's, Great Bentley, Essex, England [Virkus1 867]

Came to America with his family from England on the ship "Increase" (Mr. Robert Lea, master) starting in April 1635.

Moved to Hartford, CT in about 1636. His name is on a monument in honor of the first settlers of Hartford, CT [Virkus 867]

Later moved to Norfolk. Was one of Winthrop's Outposts on the Connecticutt River 1636-1637. Was a surveyor of highways from 1639-1647 [Virkus1 867].

Moved to Norwalk, CT in 1650 where he was among the first settlers. Was Deputy to the General Court in 1653 (or 1654). -------------- Torrey, p 493:

They sailed from London between the 13th and the 18th of April 1635 on the Increase, Mr. Robert Lea, master bound to New England. Mathew Marvin, husbandman 35, his wife Elizabeth 31, Mathew Marvynn 8, Marie Marvynn 6,Sara Marvynn 3, Hanna Marvynn 6 months. They arrived in June of 1635 at either Boston or Salem, Massachusetts. Matthew was an early member of the 1st Church of Hartford, Connecticut where his name is on the Founders Monument. In 1650 they moved to Norwalk, Connecticut where he was again among the first settlers. (ref: Marvin Gen, pg 287-298; Gen of CT Fam, Vol 2, pg 489, 503-504, 508-512; Torrey, pg 493; Coldham (1), pg 136; Old Fairfield, Vol 1, pg 402-403; Barbour, pg 387-388; Savage Vol III, pg 164-165; Pope's Pioneers, pg 303-304; LDS Ancestral Files, 1993).

MARVIN, Matthew (1600-1680) & 1/wf Elizabeth [?GREGORY]; b 1623 Hartford/Norwalk MARVIN, Matthew (1600-1680) & w/wf Alice [BOUTON] (1610-1680), w John; ca 1647; Hartford/Norwalk, CT

p 788 WEBB, Richard (-1665) & 2/wf Elizabeth (GREGORY)/BUCHARD?/GRANT (-1680); b 1635; Cambridge, etc.

I am not sure how one can conclude any more from the above than that Elizabeth's surname MAY have been GREGORY.

BTW taking a quick look at the NEHGR CDs there are a lot of ref's to Mathew MARVIN but on the first CD there is an article "Genealogical Sketch of the DESCENDANTS of REINOLD AND MATHEW MARVIN, WHO CAME TO NEW ENGLAND in 1635." [Compiled from authentic sources by TR Marvin, Boston] The article is in Volume 16 p 235-254 (July 1862). It mentions Matthew's first wife had the Christian name of Elizabeth and that his second wife was Alice KELLOG. His first wife is listed as having come with him from England in 1635.

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MATTHEW MARVYN (or Marvin) was baptized at Great Bentley, 26 Mar. 1600. He received from his father's estate, the mansion house called "Edons alias Dreybrocks". He was a "Sydeman" of the parish of Great Bentley in 1621, overseer in 1627, and senior warden in 1628. He sailed for New England in the ship named Increase in 1635 with his family, landing in June of that year. He was one of the early settlers at Hartford, Conn. being there in Nov. 1635. He also owned land in Farmington and in 1651 he was at Norwalk where he died between 26 Dec. 1678, date of his will, and 13 July 1680, the date of the inventory of his estate. He married firstly, at Great Bentley, Elizabeth _____, who died in 1642. He married secondly, about 1647, Alice, widow of John Bouton. Children by the first wife: i. Elizabeth, born at Great Bentley, about 1624, came to New England with her parents in 1635; married at Hartford, Dr. John Olmstead, of Hartford. ii. Matthew, born at Great Bentley, about 1627, came to New England with his parents in 1635; married Mary. iii. Mary, see below. iv. Sarah, born at Great Bentley, about 1632, came to New England with her parents in 1635; married (1) William Goodrich; (2) Capt. William Curtis. v. Hannah, born at Great Bentley, about 1634, came to New England with her parents in 1635; married Thomas Seymour of Norwalk, Conn. vi. Abigail, born at Hartford, Conn.; married John Bouton as his second wife. Children by second wife? vii. Rachel, born at Hartford, 30 Dec. 1649; married Samuel Smith of Norwalk. http://204.167.154.3/lrichard/ABELL.htm#MARY+MARVIN

Matthew Marvin was at Hartford 1638, an original proprietor, came in the "Increase," 1635, from London, aged 35, a husbandman. He was one of the original grantees of Norwalk, and sett. there 1653, rep. next yr. [Savage's Genealogical Dictionary]

see Marvin Ancestry in England (1920) 184 p.; Marvin Genealogy (1904), 658 pages
Reinold Marvin, who removed to Saybrook in 1639, and his brother Matthew Marvin were among the original settlers of Hartford, Conn. represented the town of Norwalk in the General Court in 1654.
Alt Death: 20 Dec 1675 Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut
Alt Death Notes:Alt Buried: 1680 Hartford, Hartford, CT
Alt Death: 26 Dec 1679 Norwalk, CT
Alt Death: 13 Jul 1680 Norwalk, CT
Alt Death: 1680 Norwalk, Fairfield, CT
!INH:mansion "Edons" alias "Dreybacks" that his father dwelled in. and Croft of land called Haitles and Brocken Heddes. AF#: 55JR-J3

Matthew - an original proprietor of Hartford CT 1638 and one of the original grantees of Norwalk CT 1 653.

THE HOLLISTER FAMILY, pp. 32-33.

COMPLETE BOOK OF EMIGRANTS, 1607-1660, Coldham, p. 136 - 13 - 18 April 1635, Passengers embarked in the Increase of London, Mr. Robert Lea, bound [from London] for New England: Mathew Marvyn, husbandman 35, his wife Elizabeth 31, Elizabeth Marvinn 31 [sic], Mathew Marvynn 8, Marie Marvynn 6, Sara Marvynn 3, Hanna Marvynn 6 months (PRO:E157/20)

DIRECTORY OF THE ANCESTRAL HEADS OF NEW ENGLAND FAMILIES 1620-1700, Holmes, 1964, p. clix. "Marvin, Marven from Gaelic morven, a ridge of very high hills.
The English ancestry traced to Reinold or Rynolds Marvin, of Rumsey, England, b. 1541. Matthew, husbandman, bapt. Great Bentley, County Essex, England, in 1600; came to NE 1635; an original proprietor of Hartford, Conn., removed Norwalk, conn, 1650. Reynold or Reginald, brother of preceeding, son of Edward, grandson of Rynalde, at Hartford Conn., 1638; 1640 at Farmington, thence to Saybrook and what is now Lyme, Conn."
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Matthew married Alice (Kellogg) BOUTON in 1647 in , Great Bentley, Essex, England. Alice was born in 1604-1610 in Great Leighs, Essex, England; was christened on 16 Feb 1648 in Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut; died on 9 Jan 1689 in Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Widow of John Bouton, possibly Alice Kellogg. Surname from NEHGR, 1889 [see Marvin file].

From: "Evelyn Beran" Old-To: Subject: Re: [CTFAIRFI-L] Gregory, Burt and Marvin Date: Fri, 6 Aug 1999 15:00:38 -0500

Whether Matthew Marvin's second wife, Alice, was a KELLOGG is also open to question. If anyone can supply proof of her identity, it would be most welcome. The most reliable sources do not give Alice's maiden name. They agree that she married (1) before 1636 John Bouton, and married (2) about 1645 Matthew Marvin as his second wife.

There was considerable early confusion over Alice's identity. The Genealogy of the Marvin Family published in NEHGR 16:250 said Matthew Marvin married (2) in Norwalk "Mrs. Alice Kellogg" and the Memorial History of Hartford County, Conn on p. 251 repeated this error. Early genealogies confused the John Bouton who married Alice with their son John Bouton who married Matthew Marvin's daughter Abigail. Some called Alice the daughter of John Bowton rather than his widow. The fact that she was John's widow is proved by her own will, as well as that of her second husband. These were published by William Marvin in NEHGR 51:330-334, correcting the earlier errors.

Willis Boughton, in his sequel to the error-filled genealogy by James Boughton, says that Alice PRATT married John Bouton in England and came to Boston with him on the ship Assurance in 1635. Later he writes that Alice may have been Alice Kellogg, however. The Pratt Directory" by Jayne Pratt Lovelace calls her "Alice Pratt."

Some sources call her Alice KELLOGG. In TAG 11:114-118 Part 1, William Jones notes that there are errors in James Bouton's Bouton-Boughton genealogy, and mentions an excellent account in C. A. Hoppin's "Washington Ancestry" 3:489-514. In Part 2 of the same article, Donald L. Jacobus says the most serious mistakes in James Bouton's genealogy regarding the first two John Boutons were corrected in an article by William Marvin in NEHGR 51 (1897), and cites as "substantially correct" his own account in "Families of of Old Fairfield", and the Hoppin "Washington Ancestry" (1932) likewise, with the exception of the wives of John3 and John4 Bouton, which Jacobus then corrects. In summary, Jacobus lists the four John Bouton's and their wives, calling the wife of John1 Bouton "Alice __", but noting "according to the statements of some of the earlier compilers, she was a Mrs. Alice Kellogg; that supposition has been disproved, and according to the "Washington Ancestry" she was born a Kellogg. While that is possible, no evidence for her maiden name has been seen by the present writer."

Charles Nelson Hickok in his Hickok Genealogy, says that John Bouton, age 20, came on the Assurance from Gravesend to Boston late in 1635. "He appears as a single man, left Boston at once for Newtown, later renamed Hartford, on the Connecticut River. He was too young to be an important man in this migration to Hartford and as he died there in less than nine years after arriving he did not take a prominent part in anything of a public nature. He was serviced to another, doubtless associated at Hartford with Nathaniel Kellogg. It is fairly claimed John Bowton married Alice Kellogg in 1636/7, she was his only wife and he her first husband. (cites Kelloggs in Old World and New, p. 31.)
... "When she married (1) about 1636, John Bowton, she was about 26 years old. Doubtless she came to New England 1635/6 with Nathaniel Kellogg, but it is not clear whether she was his sister, niece, cousin, or granddaughter of William and Alice Kellogg of Saffron Walden, Essex."

I have the will of Nathaniel Kellogg, who died without issue, and left bequests to brothers and sisters -- no bequest to Alice, so I assume that means she was not his sister. My Kellogg information concentrates on Martin Kellogg, and does not give enough information on the descendants of his brothers and sisters to identify Alice's parents if she was, indeed, a granddaughter of William and Alice Kellogg.

Evelyn Sanford Beran
Alt Death: Dec 1680 Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut