Person:Nicholas Clapp (2)

Nicholas Clapp
m. Bef 1558
  1. Richard ClappEst 1558 - Aft 1602
  2. Robert ClappEst 1560 - 1624
  3. William ClappEst 1562 - 1640/41
  4. Peter ClappEst 1564 - Bef 1622/23
  5. Unknown ClappEst 1566 - Aft 1608
  6. Nicholas ClappAbt 1568 - 1631/32
  7. Eyde ClappEst 1570 -
  • HNicholas ClappAbt 1568 - 1631/32
  • WElizabeth _____Est 1580 - 1631/32
m. Bef 1605
  1. Richard Clapp1605 - Bef 1682
  2. Prudence ClappEst 1606 - Bet 1646 & 1650
  3. Deacon Thomas ClappAbt 1608 - 1684
  4. Redegon Clapp1609 - 1645
  5. Jane ClappEst 1610 - Bef 1655
  6. Nicholas ClappAbt 1612 - 1679
  7. Barbara ClappEst 1614 - 1655
  8. John ClappEst 1616 - Bef 1655
  9. Ambrose ClappEst 1618 - 1655
Facts and Events
Name[1] Nicholas Clapp
Gender Male
Birth[1] Abt 1568 Sidbury, Devon, England
Marriage Bef 1605 Based on estimated date of birth of eldest known child (Richard).
to Elizabeth _____
Death[1] 12 Mar 1631/32 Venn Ottery, Devon, England
Burial[2][1] 14 Mar 1631/32 Venn Ottery, Devon, England
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Part IV: The Ancestry of Linda Anna Powers, 1839-1879 , in Smith, Dean Crawford, and Melinde Lutz Sanborn. The Ancestry of Eva Belle Kempton 1878-1908. (Boston, Massachusetts: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1996-2008)
    114-195, 2000.

    Nicholas Clapp named his children in his will: James, Thomas, Barbara, Radegon, John and Ambrose [Inquisition indented taken 2nd May 9 Charles [I][1633] of Nicholas Clapp died 12th March 7 Charles [1631/2] also Richard and Nicholas son and next heir were "24 years or more" on 2 May 1633. i.e 1609 or later. Plymouth Colony Deed 4:176 deposed aged 69 in 1678 i.e. 1608.

  2. Report and transactions of the Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature, and Art. (London: Taylor and Francis, 1866-)
    Vol. 22, p. 356.

    Nicholas Clapp bur. xiiijth March 1631.

  3.   Anderson, Robert Charles; George F. Sanborn; and Melinde Lutz Sanborn. The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England, 1634-1635. (Boston, Massachusetts: NEHGS, 1999-2011)
    Vol II:79-81.

    The following two sentences from The Great Migration indicate that all of the following where children of Nicholas Clapp: "A second group of Clap siblings... came to New England: NICHOLAS CLAP {1637, Dorchester}, THOMAS CLAP {1638, Weymouth}; John Clap, who was in New England by the 1640s; Prudence Clap, wife of our Edward; Barbara Clap, wife of JOSEPH WELD {1635, Roxbury}; and Radigon Clap, who remarried John Capen, son of BERNARD CAPEN {1633, Dorchester} Joseph Neal Anc 88-89; Scott Gen 227-30; Stevens-Miller Anc 1:278). Another sister, Jane Clap, was almost certainly wife of JOHN ALDERMAN {1634, Dorchester} {GM 2: 1:20-23}."