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Juliana CARPENTER
1584 - 1665 (~ 80 years)-
Name Juliana CARPENTER [1] Christening 7 Mar 1584 Bath, Somerset, England 
[1] Gender Female FamilySearch ID LYNK-Y2R Witnesses to Marriage, 1612: [2] Groom: Thomas Morthen (brother), Rogier Wilzoen (friend); Bride: Alexander Carpenter (Father), Elsge Carpenter (Sister), Anna Robisse (friend) Immigration Jul 1623 Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts [2] passenger on the ship "Anne" Burial Feb 1664 Plymouth, Plymouth Colony, British Colonial America [1] Death 19 Feb 1665 Plymouth Colony, British Colonial America [1] Person ID I594765879 Carney Wehofer 2024 Genealogy Last Modified 15 Dec 2022
Father Alexander CARPENTER, b. Bef 1562, Somerset, England d. Dec 1611, Wrington, Somerset, England (Age ~ 50 years) Mother Priscilla, b. 6 Sep 1562, Somerset, England d. Dec 1657, Wrington, Somerset, England (Age 95 years) Marriage Abt 1581 of, Somerset, England [3] Family ID F536728556 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family George MORTON, b. 2 Aug 1585, Austerfield, Yorkshire, England, d. 16 Jun 1624, Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts (Age 38 years) Marriage 22 Jul 1612 Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands [2] Children 1. Eleanor MORTON, b. 1604, Hareby, Lincolnshire, England d. 1635, England (Age 31 years)2. Richard MORTON, b. 1605, Ecclesfield, Yorkshire, England d. 1680, Richland, Virginia (Age 75 years)3. Nathaniel MORTON, b. 28 Jun 1613, Leiden, Holland, Netherlands d. 28 Jun 1685, Plymouth, Plymouth Colony, British Colonial America (Age 72 years)4. Patience MORTON, b. 1614, Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands d. 16 Aug 1691, Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America (Age 77 years)Family ID F536728555 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 15 Dec 2022
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Notes - She married (1) *George Morton, from York, England, in Leiden 23 July 1612. (2) Manasseh Kempton (1590-1663) md. Before 22 May 1627, Plymouth. Juliana and George and their children arrived in Plymouth in 1623 aboard the Anne. Morton was one of the authors of Mourt's Relation the first account of life in Plymouth written to entice Englishmen to settle in Plymouth. They had stayed behind when the first settlers left for Plymouth. He continued to orchestrate business affairs in Europe and London for their cause. Their five children born in Leyden, Holland, were Nathaniel, *Patience, John, Sarah, and Ephraim (born on the "Anne" while coming to Plymouth in 1623.
Juliana and George Morton and their children immigrated to Plymouth on the Anne in 1623. Alice Carpenter Southworth, Juliana's sister, was also on this ship. They were listed as "Saincts" as they were of the religious beliefs of the governors of Plymouth Colony. George Morton died in 1624. William Bradford took a keen interest and helped raise their children. Juliana married Manasseh Kempton but had no children by him. In the 1627 cattle division, Juliana, Manasseh, and her children by Morton (Nathaniel, John, Ephraim and *Patience) were listed in Bradford's company. Juliana's oldest son Nathaniel was born in Leiden in 1613. In 1647 Nathaniel became clerk of the Plymouth court, a position he held until his death in 1685. Throughout his life, Nathaniel held strong opinions that influenced civic life in Plymouth. Juliana died in 1664/5 (about age 80.)
Children of George Morton and Julianna Carpenter:
1.Nathaniel, b. 1613, Leyden; md. Lydia Cooper, 1635, Plymouth; d. 29 Jun 1685, Plymouth.
2.Patience Morton was born about 1615, of Leyden, Holland, to George Morton and Julianna Carpenter (1584-1664.) She came to Plymouth at age 8, on the Anne. She married (1) *John Faunce about 1633, in Leyden. She married (2) Thomas Whiton after July 1660, in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony. She died 16 August 1691, Plymouth, Massachusetts, at about age 76.
3.John, b. 1616, Leyden; md. Lettice Kempton, 1648, Plymouth; d. 3 Oct 1673, Plymouth.
4.Sarah, b. 1618, Leyden; md. George Bonham, 1644, Plymouth; d. 25 Aug 1691, Plymouth.
5.Ephraim, b. 1623 on ship Anne; md. (1) Ann Cooper, 18 Nov 1644, Plymouth; (2) Mary Harlow; d. 5 Oct 1693, Plymouth.
- She married (1) *George Morton, from York, England, in Leiden 23 July 1612. (2) Manasseh Kempton (1590-1663) md. Before 22 May 1627, Plymouth. Juliana and George and their children arrived in Plymouth in 1623 aboard the Anne. Morton was one of the authors of Mourt's Relation the first account of life in Plymouth written to entice Englishmen to settle in Plymouth. They had stayed behind when the first settlers left for Plymouth. He continued to orchestrate business affairs in Europe and London for their cause. Their five children born in Leyden, Holland, were Nathaniel, *Patience, John, Sarah, and Ephraim (born on the "Anne" while coming to Plymouth in 1623.
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Sources - [S1160] The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, FamilySearch Family Tree (http://www.familysearch.org), ((http://www.familysearch.org)), accessed 15 Dec 2022), entry for Eleanor Morton, person ID LT3X-935. (Reliability: 3).
- [S1160] The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, FamilySearch Family Tree (http://www.familysearch.org), ((http://www.familysearch.org)), accessed 15 Dec 2022), entry for Juliana Carpenter, person ID LYNK-Y2R. (Reliability: 3).
- [S1160] The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, FamilySearch Family Tree (http://www.familysearch.org), ((http://www.familysearch.org)), accessed 15 Dec 2022), entry for Alexander Carpenter, person ID LYR1-NJH. (Reliability: 3).
- [S1160] The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, FamilySearch Family Tree (http://www.familysearch.org), ((http://www.familysearch.org)), accessed 15 Dec 2022), entry for Eleanor Morton, person ID LT3X-935. (Reliability: 3).