Source:Gale, George. Gale Family Records in England and the United States : To Which Are Added the Tottingham Family of New England, and Some Account of the

Contents

• Introduction to the Gale families
• The family of Richard Gale and his descendants
• Genealogy of the Tottingham family in in America
• Historical sketches of some of the descendants of Rev. Everardus Bogardus
• The records of the second family of Gales
• Index, the descendants of Richard Gale and the Gales of England
• Index to the descendants of Edmund Gale, the second family of Gales in America
• Index to the names [surnames only] of persons who have intermarried with the Gales.

Catalog Description

Richard Gale was living at Watertown, Massachusetts, by 1640. He and his wife, Mary, had five children. He died at Watertown in 1678. Descendants listed lived in Massachusetts, Vermont, New York, Wisconsin, and elsewhere. (Richard Gale on WeRelate)

Henry Tottingham (d. 1728) was living at Woburn, Massachusetts, by 1646. He his wife, Mary, had at least two sons, 1646-1652. The eldest probably died unmarried. Their son, Eliah Tottenham (1652-1717), married twice and was the father of thirteen children, 1685-after 1728. Descendants listed lived in Massachusetts, Vermont, and elsewhere.

Rev. Everardus Bogardus was the first minister of the Reformed Dutch Church at New Amsterdan, ca. 1633. He married Annette Jansen, widow of Roelof Jansen in 1642. They had four children. He was killed in 1647 in a shipwreck off the coast of Wales. Most descendants listed lived in New York or Wisconsin.

Edmund Gale of Cambridge, Massachusetts died at Boston in 1642. He was probably the father of seven children. Descendants listed lived in Massachusetts, New York, and elsewhere.