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Questionable information identified by WeRelate automation
Larry Heald recommends this resource for their ancestry:
"Fifty Great Migration Colonists to New England" by John Brooks Threlfall in a section on the Brackett-Blower-Frost ancestry.
What information here comes from this source?
Mary Lovering Holman (TAG 10:133-134) documents finding of the following records that support this set of children for this couple:
- Edward Frost of Stanstead, co. Suffolk, clothier, will dated 27 July 1616, proved 4 Oct 1616. I make bequests to Thomasine my wife, William Frost my son; my five daughters, Elizabeth, now the wife of Henry Rice; Anne now the wife of Laurence Collen; Alice, wife of Thomas Blower, Mary Frost and Thomasine Frost; and to Edward Rice, son of my daughter Elizabeth Rice. Executrix, my wife Thomasine. Witnesses, Ambrose Bigges, senior & Ambrose Bigges, junior. (P.C.C. 129 Cope.)
- Stanstead parish baptisms:
- 1589 William Frost sone of Edward Frost. August 3rd.
- 1592 Ann Frost, daughter of Edward Frost, Decr 3rd.
- 1594 Alice Frost, daughter of Edward Frost, Decr 1st.
- 1596 Mary Frost, daughter of Edward Frost, Septr 21st, buried Novr 23.
- 1600 Thomasine Frost daughter of Edward Frost, Augst 11th.
- 1605 Edward Frost, son of Edward Frost, Novr 11th.
- 1607 Mary Frost daughter of Edward Frost Jany. 21st.
- 1609 John Frost, son of Edward Frost, Jany. 20th.
- 1615 Thomas Frost son of Edward Frost, April 30th Buried June 23d.
- 1616 Thomas Frost, son of Edward Frost, April 21st.
References
- ↑ Gerald Rice. Rice, Gerald G.. (Rice, Humphrey, Shattuck, Gervais, Beaudette, Angell and allied lines).
- The confusion over marriage dates appears to be due to misinterpretation of the Julian calender. Until 1752 the English and their colonies observed the New Year on March 25. Dates reported as the seventh month, eg. were September, not July. Also, dates between Jan 1st and Mar 25th were of the prior year. If you see a date recorded during that period followed by a year notation like 1635/6 indicating old style/new style. See [[1]] for discussion of the differences between the Julian and Gregorian Calendars
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