John
WATTLES
Born
abt. 1630
,
Scotland
Died
March 1676
,
Chelmsford, Massachusetts Bay Colony
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John WATTLES was born abt. 1630 in Scotland
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John married Mary GOULD . The couple had (at least) 1 child.
Mary GOULD was born 23 October 1651 in Braintree, Massachusetts, USA. Mary died 18 August 1687 in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, USA. Mary was the child of Francis GOULD and Rose WHITEHALL?.
John WATTLES died March 1676 in Chelmsford, Massachusetts Bay Colony.
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Mary GOULD was the child of Francis GOULD and Rose WHITEHALL?
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William WATTLES (b.abt. 1672, Chelmsford, Massachusetts Bay Colony d. 11 August 1737, Lebanon, Crown Colony of Connecticut)m. Abigail BELCHER
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GENEALOGY OF THE WATTLES FAMILY:
'In order to vidualize clearly the conditons under which our forefathers founded the New England colonies, let us roll back the curtain of time and glance at the closing years of the Tudor dynasty of England and the rise of the house of Stuart in its stead....
The death of Queen Elizabeth in 1603 brought to a close the Tudor reign, and James VI of Scotland, of the house of Stuart, as heir of Elizabeth, became James I of England. Thus were united England and Scotland, and their banners - the red field of England bearing the white cross of St George, and the blue banner of Scotland with the white cross of St Andrew - were incorporated into one.
While England, during Elizabeth's reign, adopted a middle course in religious matters, Scotland, under James VI, abolished the Catholic Church and established the Presbyterian form of faith and church government. James VI, now became James I (ruler of both England and Scotland), made open claims to...Read MORE...
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GENEALOGY OF THE WATTLES FAMILY:
'In order to vidualize clearly the conditons under which our forefathers founded the New England colonies, let us roll back the curtain of time and glance at the closing years of the Tudor dynasty of England and the rise of the house of Stuart in its stead....
The death of Queen Elizabeth in 1603 brought to a close the Tudor reign, and James VI of Scotland, of the house of Stuart, as heir of Elizabeth, became James I of England. Thus were united England and Scotland, and their banners - the red field of England bearing the white cross of St George, and the blue banner of Scotland with the white cross of St Andrew - were incorporated into one.
While England, during Elizabeth's reign, adopted a middle course in religious matters, Scotland, under James VI, abolished the Catholic Church and established the Presbyterian form of faith and church government. James VI, now became James I (ruler of both England and Scotland), made open claims to...Read MORE...
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1676 Death March 1676
Chelmsford, Massachusetts Bay Colony
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