Person:Desire Manter (1)

m. 1 Jul 1657
  1. John Manter1658 - 1744
  2. George Manter1660 -
  3. Mercy ManterEst 1662 - Bef 1684
  4. Desire Manter1662/63 - Aft 1708
  5. Mary Manter1665 - 1703
  6. Benjamin Manter1671 - 1750
  7. Elizabeth Manter1674 -
  8. Sarah ManterEst 1676 -
  • HJohn CaseEst 1660 - Bef 1704/05
  • WDesire Manter1662/63 - Aft 1708
m. Bef 1684
  1. Elizabeth Case1684 -
  2. Barnard Case1688 - 1779
  3. Desire Case1690 - Bef 1728
Facts and Events
Name Desire Manter
Gender Female
Birth[1] 1 Jan 1662/63 Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States
Marriage Bef 1684 West Tisbury, Dukes, Massachusetts, United Statesestimated based birth estimated birth of first child
to John Case
Death? Aft 1708 Martha's Vineyard, Dukes, Massachusetts, United States
References
  1. Banstable, Mass., Vital Records, in Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants. Mayflower Descendant: An Illustrated Quarterly Magazine of Pilgrim Genealogy, History and Biography
    11:130.

    link [p. 337] John Monton Married with Martha Lumbart 1 Jul 1657
    John his Son born About ye Midle of June 1658
    George his Son Born ye 1yst Week In Octor 1660
    Desire his Daughter Born 1 January 1662
    Also from Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988 image p 320 and image of original p 377

  2.   John Case in Annals of West Tisbury, in Banks, Charles Edward. The history of Martha's Vineyard, Dukes County, Massachusetts. (Boston: G H Dean, 1911)
    2:40-41.

    link to Vol 2 40-41

    JOHN CASE

    This early settler came to Tisbury from parts unknown about 1681, as the first knowledge we have of him is found in a town vote on December i6th of that year, when a home lot was granted to him on the north side of New Mill river, adjoining the Chilmark boundary line. His connection with any of the contemporary families of this name in other parts of New England has not been established/ He married, probably after his settlement here. Desire (13) daughter of John Manter, by whom he had eight children of record as shown by his will. His career was uneventful and scarcely any references to him appear in the town or county books. He was undoubtedly a young man, perhaps had just reached his majority when he came to Tisbury, and his death occurred in 1705 or 1706, when he was in the prime of life. His will, dated Feb. 5, 1704-5, was probated February 11, 1706, but the estate was not divided until 1720, when the minor children became of age. The estate was inventoried at £105, and his son William, a weaver by trade, was made administrator in 1719, before the final settlement was effected. Descendants of this son William remained in Tisbury till about 1800, but the name became extinct here after that time.

    'There were several Case families in Connecticut and Rhode Island before 1700 and the indications point to the former colony as the early home of our settler. Most
    of his children removed there after his death.

    From Vol 3:67-8

    JOHN CASE, b. abt. 1660 whose antecedents (see Vol. II Annals of W.T. pp. 40-41) is the progenitor of a family which resided in T. from 1681 to abt. 1800. He m. DESIRE MANTER (13) abt. 1683, who was b. 1 Jan. 1663. He d. 1706 and his will 5 Feb. 1704-5 was pro. 11 Feb. 1706. The estate was not divided until 1720.

    20. ELIZABETH, b. (1684); m. BENJAMIN DUFFY 23 Feb. 1716.
    21. WILLIAM, b. 1686.
    22. BARNARD, b. 29 Oct. 1688.
    23. DESIRE, h (1690); m. GIDEON DUNHAM (52).
    24. JOHN, b. (1692).
    25. EBENEZER, b. (1695); prob. rem. to Warwick, Mass.
    26. MERCY, b. (1698); m. ELEAZER ALLEN 8 Mch. 1718.
    27. BENJAMIN, b. 4 Dec. 1703.

  3.   John Manter, in Banks, Charles Edward. The history of Martha's Vineyard, Dukes County, Massachusetts. (Boston: G H Dean, 1911)
    3:284+ see also 2:56-8.

    link to Vol II 56+

    From Vol 3:284+
    JOHN MANTER, the ancestor of all of the name on the Vineyard and prob. in the United States, has been given a complete biographical sketch in Vol. II, Annals of W.T., pp. 56-8 and nothing has since been found to be added thereto.

    This well-known Vineyard family name does not occur in any English records known to the author in the form used here, but Munter, and Mynter and Maunder were in use in England in the 17th century and the last, frequently found in Devonshire, is prob. identical with our Vineyard name as then pronounced. (Walter Mander, mariner, resided in Boston as early as 1689 and d. abt. 1700. He m. Patience Darling, or Dollen, of Monhegan, Me. His wid. became a resident of the Vineyard, but there is no known connection between this transient wid. of Walter Mander and the Manter family of Tisbury. There was also a James Mander of Boston, prob. related to Walter.)

    10. JOHN, b. June 1658.
    1l. GEORGE, b. Oct.1660; d.1697, unm.
    12. MERCY, b. (1662) ; m. THOMAS EWER, abt.1682 as his first wife. He m. (2) ELIZABETH LOVELL; (3, Mrs. SARAH (Torrey) WARREN.
    13. DESIRE, b.1 Jan. 1663; m. JOHN CASE (10).
    14. MARY, b. (1665); m. PETER ROBINSON (9).
    15. BENJAMIN, b. Aug. 1671.
    16. ELIZABETH, b.29 Mch. 1674; m. EXPERIENCE LUCE (5).
    17. SARAH, b. (1676); m. EDWARD MILTON (10) 13 May 1701.

  4.   Tisbury, in Dunham, Isaac Watson. Dunham genealogy : English and American branches of the Dunham family. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1985)
    112.