Richard LYMAN

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Son of Henry Lyman, XXIVth generation from King Alfred; born High Ongar, C ounty Essex, England in 1580; settled Charlestown, Massachussets in 1631; went with H ooker's colony to Hartford, CT in 1636. Dirctory of Ancestral Heads of N ew England Families 1620-1700 by Frank R. Holmes, 1923, pg. cliv. From 1640 map of Hartford, CT. Lot is located between Thomas Bull and Jo hn Arnold on south side of "road from George Steele's to the south mead ow and Giles Smith to Wm. Gibbons". Also on the south side of Little Rive r. From "Genealogical and Family History of the State of CT" ed. by Cutter, C lement, Hart, et al, p. 728, Vol. 3, 1911 . Gives lineage from Alfred t he Great, King of England to Richard RIN 191 and daughter Phillis RIN 18 8. Born at High Ongar, Essex, England and baptized 30 Oct 1580. Sold his l ands in Norton Mandeville in Ongar in 1629. Embarked Aug 1631 with wife and 5 childr en on ship "Lion". Landed at Boston and settled first in Charlestown. Adm itted as freeman on 11 Jun 1635. In Oct 1635 became one of first settle rs of Hartford, CT. Lost cattle on the way. One of the original proprieto rs of Hartford. Will dated 22 Apr 1640 and proved 27 Jan 1642 with that of his wife who died so on after he died in 1640. [Date of marriage assumed to be prior to da te of second child's baptism Phillis RIN 188 on 12 Sep 611.] From "The Mary and John" by Maude Kuhns, p. 14. His dates of life given 15 80-1641. Son Robert, born 1629, married Hepzibah Bascomb in 1662. Fr om p. 26 Richard Lyman 1617-1662, son of Richard Lyman RIN 191 and Sarah O sborn, came with his parents on ship Lyon. From "History of the First Church of Hartford 1633-1883" by George Leon Wa lker, 1884, p. 420. On 1639 list of proprietors. From "The Collins-Cadwell Genealogy" by Margaret Loquist, 1983, p. 293. Married to Sarah RIN 192. Made journey to Hartford, CT in 1635. From "The Pioneers of Massachussets" by Charles H. Pope, 1981, p.296. Richard Lyman c ame to Roxbury (9) 1631 and brought children Phillis, Richard, Sarah and J ohn. Removed to CT. Freeman 11 Jul 1633. Wife Sarah, daughter Phillis R IN 188 married William Hills. He died in 1640. From"The Colonial History of Hartford" by Wm. DeLoss Love, 1914. From p. 3 2, became settles of Hartford in 1636 soon after arrival from England. Fr om p. 124 received 30 proportions of land from the division by a town meet ing on 3 Jan 1639/40. From p. 156, an example of the average planter is t he estate of Lyman when he died in 1641. He had suffered the loss of his c attle at the time of his removal to Hartford. In 1641 he had 4 cattle, 3 g oats, 8 hogs and had planted that year 5 acres of Indian corn, 3 roo ds of peas and barley, an acre each of summer wheat, oats, and meslin (a m ixture of wheat and rye). This shows the progress after 5 years of labo r. From p. 322, early pioneer homes were log, about 20-30 feet long wi th a chimney at one end and a thatched roof. They were built to last unt il a frame building could be erected. Will of Lyman in 1641 suggests he li ved in such a house as he names no rooms and he had on hand "squared tymbe r, planke, and board" necessary for a framed house. From "Ancestry of Lorenzo Ackley and his wife Emma Arabella Boswort h" by N. Grier Parke, 1960, p. 148-9. Baptized at High Ongar, Essex, Engla nd on 30 Oct 1580. Died at Hartford, CT in 1640. Will dated 22 Apr 1640. I nventory dated 6 Sep 1641 valued over L83. Nine children listed with dat es adn spouses. Married to Sarah ____ RIN 192, no date or place given. First child Phill is bapt. High Ongar in 1611. Family came to New England in Nov 1631 in t he Lion with John Eliot and his party and settled in Roxbury, Massachussets. Freem an of Massachussets Bay on 11 Jun 1633. Eliot wrote that he was "an ancient christi an but weake, yet after some time of tryal and quickening he joyned to t he church". He removed to CT toward the winter and his cattle were lo st in driving and some never found again. The winter caused a sickness a nd he died in 1640. In 1639, the Court Rolls of the manor of Pasfield Hal l, High Ongar shows that Richard Lyman had surrendered the copyhold lan ds of the manor on 19 Sep 1631 just before he left for New England. He inherited these lands from his father Henry Lyman R IN 208. Documentation provided. Colonial Families of the USA of America: Volume 2 ISSUE (b. AND BAP. AT HIGH ONGAR) RICHARD LYMAN was the son of Henry and Phillis (SCOTT) LYMAN of Saxon bloo d. He was b. in High Ongar, Essex Co., England, and bap. 30th Oct. 158 0. In 1631, he sailed from Bristol, England, in the ship "Lion," with h is entire family, landing in Boston, 4th Nov. of the same year. He settl ed first in Charlestown where he became a freeman, and 1635 removed to Con necticut where he became one of the original proptietors of Hartford. H is death occurred in 1640. m. Sarah OSBORNE, dau. of Roger OSBORNE of Hals tead, Kent Co., England. From Doneva Shepard's family at Ancestry .com World Tree; Updatedard Lyman emigrated from High Onger, Essex, England on the Lion and ar rived in Roxbury, Massachussets in Nov 1631. He immigrated with his wife and chi ldren: Phillis, Richard, Sarah, John (Sep 1623-), and Robert (Sep 1629- ). Some years after arrival he joined the Roxbury church. He may have mov ed to Cambridge, since he was part of the 1635 settlement of Hartford, C T, which was founded by Cambridge residents. In 1639, he won court damag es against an Indian who had burned Richard's hedge. Richard died in Hartf ord, probably died in May, Jun, or early Jul 1640: he wrote his final wi ll 22 April 1640, and "wydowe Lymans" was noted by the witnesses on 24 Ju ly 1640. in 1635, w He was part of the group that settled the Connectic ut River and appears in Hartford, CT records in 1640. He died in Hartfor d. Children: Phillis m. William Hill in Roxbury; Richard, ancestor Sarah, Jo hn (Sep 1623-); and Robert (Sep 1629-). Other sources for information on Richard Lyman: Title: Fish Genealogy Author: Menke, Phyllis M. Publication: Manuscript - 27 Oct 2001 Note: Phyllis M. Menke 708 Applewood Road Huntingburg, IN 47542 Media: Manuscript Title: New England Marriages before 1700 Author: Torrey, Clarence A. Note: NEHGS Media: Book Text: LYMAN, Richard1 (1580-1640) & Sarah [OSBORN]?; by 1611, ca 1608; Har tford {Stevens-Miller 383; McIntire Anc. 343; Hale (1952) 579; Ackley-Bosw orth 128; Roosevelt Anc. 145; Upton (1893) 172; Deerfield 2:233; Dewey 3 4; Warner-Harrington 425; TAG 30:187; Lyman 34-39; Boddie 206; Flagg An c. 208; Maltby Anc. 94; Hartford Prob. 1:22; Cross Anc. 132; Paine (#5) 12 5; Belden 162; Hamlin 490; Beecher-Bullard 63; Keeler-Wood 2, 35; Dewey-Fr ench 8; Moore Anc. 348} -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ From the "Caney/Peckham Genealogy" by Susan P. Canney at www.Ancestry.c om World Tree - Database: 'canney': In 1629 Richard Lyman sold to one John Gower messuages, a garden, orcha rd and divers lands arable; at the parish of Ongar, of Essex and ab out the middle of August 1681 he embarked with his wife and children in t he ship "Lion", William Pierce, master, for New England. They left from t he port of Bristol. Richard Lyman first became a settler in Charlestown, Massachussets and with his wi fe united with the church in what is now called Roxbury, under the pastor al care of Eliot, the apostle to the Indians. He became a freeman at the G eneral court, 11 Jun 1635 and on the 15th of Oct 1635 took his depart ure with his family from Charlestown through the wilderness to Connecticu t. The object was to form settlements at Windsor, Hartford and Wethersfiel d. He was one of the first settlers at Hartford. Richard's portion of land obtained from the Indians was average with the r est of the proprietors. The will of Richard Lyman, the first on record at Hartford, is dated 22 Ap ril 1640. The inventory of his personal property was made 6 of Sep 1 640. In the interval between these dates, he must have died at the a ge of 60 years. Will of Richard Lyman "The last Will and Testament of Richard Lyman, being in prfect memory, I g iue unto my wife all my houseing & lands dureing her life, and one-third p rte of my lands to dispose at her death amongst my children as shee please th, and I giue to her all my moueable goods, as Cattell and household stuf fe, and all other impliments or mouables. And the other two prts of my la nd I give to my elder sonne Richard, and to his heires forever, a nd if he dy without an heir, then I giue yt to my sonne Robert, and to h is heires forever. For my son Richard my mynd is that the Cattell I have f ormerly giuen him that he shall enjoy. To my daughter Sarah, besids the Ca ttell I formerly haue giuen her, my will is that my wife shall pay her twe nty pounds to yeres after my death. To my sonne John Lyman I giue him thir ty pownds, to be paid him by my wife, att two & twenty yeres of age, and t he hoggs that I formerly haue giuen him, I giue unto my wife, and if he co ntends with her and will not be content my wife should enjoy the hoggs, th en yt is my will that she should not pay him the thirty pownds. To my son ne Robert I giue twenty fower pownds, to be paid him at twenty-two yer es of age; and to my daughter Fillis, the wife of Willia Hills, I giue ten ne shillings; and I make my wife sole executrix to this my will. Dated the 22d of Aprill, 1640 The two prts of my land and howse I giue to Richard Lyman my sonne; the re son of writeing this is because the word howse was not formerly expressed. Richard Lyman Read, sealed and deld In the prsents of us, Tho. Bull, John Moodie, Andrew Bacon Jul 24th. Sources: Author: Anderson, Robert Charles Title: The Great Migration Begins, Immigrants to New England 1620-163 3. 3 Vols. Publication: New England Historic Genealogical Society Author: Jacobus, Donald Lines and Edgar Francis Waterman Title: Hale, House and Related Families Publication: Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD 1978 Author: Torrey, Clarence Almon Title: New England Marriages Prior to 1700 Publication: Genealogical Publishing Co. Inc., Baltimore, MD 1995 Author: Browning, Charles H. Title: The Magna Charta Barons and Their American Descendants, Together wi th the Pedigrees of the Founders of the Order of Runn Publication: Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD 1969 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- From Ancestry.com World Tree - Steve Laden Ancestors - Updated: Nov 26, 2 001 - Contact: Steve Lh Lyman, was baptized at High Onga r, Essex, England, Oct 30, 1580, died in 1640. In 1629 he so ld to John Gower lands and orchards and a garden in Norton Mandevill e, in the parish of Ongar, and in August, 1631, embarked with his wife a nd five children in the ship "Lion," William Pierce, master, for New Englan d. In the ship, which sailed from Bristol, were Martha Winthrop, third wi fe of Governor Winthrop, the governor's eldest son and his family, also Eliot, the celebrated Apostle to the Indians. They land ed at Boston, and Richard Lyman settled first at Charlestown, and with h is wife united with the church of which Eliot was pastor. He was admitt ed a freeman Jun 11, 1635, and in Oct of the same year, joining a par ty of about a hundred persons, went to Connecticut and became one of the f irst settlers of Hartford. The journey was beset by many dangers, and he l ost many of his cattle on the way. He was one of the original proprieto rs of Hartford in 1636, receiving thirty parts of the purchase from the In dians. His house was on the south side of what is now Buckingham street, t he fifth lot from Main street, west of the South Church and bounded appare ntly on Wadsworth street either on the east or west. His will was dated Ap ril 22, 1640, and proved Jan 27, 1642, together with that of his wif e, who died soon after he did. His name is inscribed on a stone column in the rear of Center Church of Hartford, erec ted in memory of the first settlers of the city. He married Sarah Osborn e, daughter of Roger Osborne, of Halstead, in Kent, England. Children: William, buried at High Ongar, August 28, 1615; Phillis, baptized Sep 12, 1611, came to New England, married Willi am Hills, of Hartford, became deaf; Richard, Sep 8, 1616, died Nov, 1616; Richard, mentioned below; Sarah, Feb 8, 1620; Anne, April 12, 1621, died young; John, 1623; Robert, Sep, 1629, married, in Northampton, Nov 15, 1662, Hepzi bah Bascom. New England Families Genealogical and Memorial: Third Series, Volume IV Author: William Richard Cutter This is the Third Series, Volume IV of a four series set. It has recor ds of achievements of people from England, who have set up commonwealt hs in New England. About 6000 names included in this record. Bibliographic Information: Cutter, William Richard. New England Families G enealogical and Memorial: Third Series, Volume IV. 1915. Reprint, Baltimor e: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1996. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- Sources for information on Richard Lyman and his ancestry: Genealogy of the Lyman family, in England and America : the ancesto rs and descendants of Richard Lyman, from High Ongar in England, 1631 Col eman, Lyman, 1796-1882. Lyman family pedigree Partridge, Lucy Lyman. Pedigree of the family of Lyman, of England and America Lyman, Henry Alex ander. The royal line Schmuhl, Albert F. Lyman Supplement to the genealogy of the Lyman family in England and Ameri ca : the ancestors and descendants of Richard Lyman, from High Ongar in En gland, 1631 by Lyman Coleman, 1872 Lyman, Margaret S. (Margaret Sparro w) , 1924-. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ Lots of information and sources on the Lyman family at Ancestry.com Wor ld Tree - Database: wildbill - DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD LYMAN & SARAH OSBORNE - Updated: Mar 3, 2002 - Contact: Bil

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