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Facts and Events
For evidence that his Mary's maiden name may be Paul see the link and notes for The New York genealogical and biographical record v.47 (1916) p 332-3 below. This evidence is dubious. It has been proposed that she was the daughter of Daniel Paul and Elizabeth Lever, but read below.
References
- ↑ J R Hutchinson, Some notable depositions from the high court of admiralty, in The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record. (New York, New York: New York Genealogical and Biographical Society)
47:332-33.
link This deposition of Thomas Harrison of Redriffe, Surrey, mariner age 50 7 Mar 1636/7 that his son Thomas Harrison is to go master of the "Success" of London set to Prussia and if he can not go his brother-in-law Daniel Paule of Ipswich, shipwright and mariner is to go master. He was probably associate with the Kittery mast trade. The author dicusses Lechford 293 see below.
Note Stackpole author of old Old Kittery and her families made a big deal about this entry because he supposed that this showed that Daniel Paul of New England was son-in-law of Thomas Hanson of Dover i.e. either Thomas Hanson's wife was Mary Paul or Daniel Paul's wife was Elizabeth Hanson. We now know that Daniel Paul's was Elizabeth Lever. But is Thomas Hanson, quaker, Constable & Highway Surveyor of Dover a land lover the same as Thomas Harrison a master mariner? I just don't get how you could conflate this Harrison with Hanson. This evidence for the maiden name for the wife of Thomas Hanson is beyond weak in my opinion and GDMNH doesn't even bother to mention it. This is the only source for the proposition that Thomas Hanson's wife was Mary Paul and it has been repeated ad nauseam. It is probably time for this theory to be put to rest.
- Lechford, Thomas, and James Hammond Trumbull. Note-book kept by Thomas Lechford, Esq.,: lawyer in Boston, Massachusetts Bay, from June 27, 1638 to July 29, 1641. (Cambridge [Massachusetts]: John Wilson and Son, 1885)
293.
link Daniel Paul late of Ipsw., Eng. (Now of New England), he sent back power of attorney to sell his lands and deliv. the money to wife Elizabeth in England.
- Daniel Paul, in Noyes, Sybil; Charles Thornton Libby; and Walter Goodwin Davis. Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire. (Portland, Maine: Southworth Press, 1928-1939).
PAUL. Daniel, bp. at St. Clement’s, Ipswich, co. Suff., 24 Feb. 1590-1, m. there 9 Feb. 1617 Elizabeth Lever, bp. 30 Nov. 1590 in same par., where a dau. Thomasine was bp. 16 June 1624.DANIEL, mariner, shipwright, Kittery. From Boston 26 Aug. 1640, late of Ipsw., Eng., he sent back p/a to sell his lands and deliv. the money to w. Elizabeth. He and Bartholomew Smith bot on Long Reach from John Andrews 21 Mar. 1647-8; in 1649 he bot from Rich. Cutts ho. and land adj. his own, form. Stephen Sanborn’s. Gr.j. 1650, 1651. Grants 1653, 1665. Lists 282, 284, 298, 323, 326a. His w. Elizabeth was liv. in Oct. 1659 when he gave a mtg. to Cutts. On July 18, 1668, with no ment. of her he deeded all aft. he died to s. Stephen, except 15 a. given to Jos. Alcock; alive 22 Aug. 1672. Children he deeded all aft. he died to s. Stephen, except 15 a. given to Jos. Alcock; alive 22 Aug. 1672. ; alive 22 Aug. 1672. Ch. here, poss. others in Eng.
Children:
1. Abigail, m. 1st Joseph Alcock (3), m. 2d Robert Rowsley.
2. STEPHEN (1), shipwright, Kit., compl. ag. Benj. Hull in 1666 for abusing him. He m. Katherine Maverick (1) aft. 18 July 1668 when in view of his coming marriage his fa. deeded him the homestead. She had a legacy from Mrs. Catherine Hilton (1) in 1676. He had tav. lic. at Long Reach 1680, 1682, lic. contin. in 1683 to wife. Lists 298, 92. Inv. 25 Sept. 1696. She had beer lic. 1695, tav. 1696, 1698, and was liv. in July 1706. Ch. (Y. D. 6: 162, 7: 52, 8: 63): Elizabeth, m. (ct. Apr. 1696) John Thompson. Susannah, m. Samuel Fernald (4). John, m. by 1706 Margaret Tobey (James). Lists 290-1, 296-7. In 1717 he deeded all to s. Amos (b. 19 Feb. 1712-3), he to pay £20 to sis. Katherine (b. 18 July 1707); wife not ment., but in 1737 John Thompson depos. ‘In 1717 at request of J. P. and w. Margaret.’ He liv. up to 1735 (SJC 44026), appar. to 1737 (SJC 43978). Daniel, shipwright, m. 30 Mar. 1701 Sarah Bragdon (5), she liv. 28 Sept. 1732. In 1731 his home was half the Long Reach homestead; liv. 1736; marked ‘moved’ on Eliot Ch. list of 1727. Lists 291, 296-7. 8 ch. Moses, carver, Portsm., Boston, apprent. to Richard Knight, likely (14). Of Kit. 1701, still K.’s apprent., he bot in Portsm.; taxed there as late as 1727. He d. in Boston 5 Jan. 1730, ag. 53 yrs. 3 mos. Adm. in Suff. 1730, in N. H. 1731, to wid. Mary (Cotton 2, m. by 1703), who d. in Boston 7 May 1742, in 61st yr. Her will names dau. Mary (m. in Boston 1728 Jonathan Payson; d. there 1743 in 36th yr.) and gr.s. Moses Paul Payson. A s. Moses, ag. 27, and a dau. Sarah, ag. 18 yrs. 8 mos., both d. in Boston in Mar. 1730. Abigail, m. aft. 1701 John Skriggins. (With or near Moses’ fam. was bur. Aquila, s. of Aquila and Sarah, d. 30 July 1714, acc. to Copps Hill rec. pub. 1878. This ch. was bp. in Charlest. 1712).
Note Walter Goodwin Davis doesn't buy that Daniel Paul had a daughter Mary Paul.
- Thomas Hanson, in Noyes, Sybil; Charles Thornton Libby; and Walter Goodwin Davis. Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire. (Portland, Maine: Southworth Press, 1928-1939).
Hanson: 6 THOMAS, Dover 1657, had 100 a. gr. near Salmon F. 11 Jan. 1658-9 and bot from Wm. Hackett and Capt. Barefoot. Freeman 5 June 1661. If not a Quaker hims., the founder of a fam. of Quakers. Constable; Highway Surveyor. Lists 356abcegh, 47. Will (undated) proved 27 June 1666, names w. Mary [note no maiden name], 6 ch. She was abs. from meet. 1663; k. by Ind. ‘old wid. Hand-son’ 28 June 1689. Lists 356jk, 359ab, 96. Ch:
1 Tobias, oldest son, prob. of age 1662.
2 Thomas.
3 Isaac.
4 Timothy.
Two daus. under age by will:
5 one Elizabeth, m. John Hance;
6 the other poss. Mary.
- Dover Public Library history of the Coheco Massacre and Walderne Garrison where Mary Paul was killed by Indians.
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