The picture of Percé Rock was taken from our hotel.
Sunday, July 29, 2012
Visit to Percé Rock, Quebec
We had a nice bus tour to Percé Rock, Quebec where we had a boat tour around Percé Rock, and Bonaventure Island (bird sanctuary). We also took a whale watching cruise. We saw whales but nothing like the whale watching we did at Bay Bulls, Newfoundland in 2010.
The picture of Percé Rock was taken from our hotel.
The picture of Percé Rock was taken from our hotel.
William Ryder & Abigail Kirby - my 6th Great-Grandparents
My 6th Great-Grandparents
39. William Ryder (William 3,
Samuel 2,
Samuel 1)
was born in 1705 in Dartmouth, Bristol, MA and died on Feb 9, 1796 in
Dartmouth, Bristol, MA, USA.
General
Notes: Spent his early days in Rhode Island. Will dated March 13, 1789;
probated Feb 12, 1796.
William
married Abigail Kirby, daughter of John Kirby and Rebecca
Mosher, on Sep 17, 1733 in New Bedford, Bristol, MA. Abigail was born on Nov
27, 1711 in Dartmouth, Bristol, MA and died in Dartmouth, Bristol, MA.
Children
from this marriage were:
62 M i. Benjamin Ryder was born in 1733
and died in 1816.
+ 63 M ii. Jonathan Ryder was born on Jan
25, 1732/33 in Dartmouth, Bristol, MA and died about 1811 in Beekman, Delaware,
NY, USA.
64 F iii. Elizabeth Ryder was born in
1735.
65 F iv. Susan Ryder was born in 1735.
66 F v. Rachel Ryder was born on Jun 7,
1740 in Dartmouth, Bristol, MA.
Sources:
Ancestry.com:
Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections 1620-1988. P. 357. Dartmouth. Birth.
67 M vi. William Ryder Jr was born on Nov
20, 1741 in Dartmouth, Bristol, MA.
Sources:
Ancestry.com:
Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections 1620-1988. P. 357. Dartmouth. Birth.
68 F vii. Rhoda Ryder was born in 1745.
69 F viii. Abigail Ryder was born on Jan
25, 1747/48 in Dartmouth, Bristol, MA and died in 1800.
Sources:
Ancestry.com:
Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections 1620-1988. P. 357. Dartmouth. Birth.
70 M ix. Samuel Ryder was born in 1749
and died in 1832.
71 F x. Hannah Ryder was born on Aug 25,
1751 in Dartmouth, Bristol, MA.
Sources:
Ancestry.com:
Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections 1620-1988. P. 357. Dartmouth. Birth.
72 F xi. Rebekah Ryder was born on Aug
25, 1751 in Dartmouth, Bristol, MA.
Sources:
Ancestry.com:
Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections 1620-1988. P. 357. Dartmouth. Birth.
73 F xii. Rhoda Ryder was born in 1763 in
Dartmouth, Bristol, MA and died in 1819.
74 F xiii. Rachel Ryder was born in 1765.
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
William Ryder & Hannah Barker - my 7th Great-Grandparents
Descendants of Samuel Ryder & Anne Gamlett
My 7th Great-Grnadparents
My 7th Great-Grnadparents
22. William Ryder (Samuel 2,
Samuel 1)
was born on Jun 18, 1684 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA and died before Dec 7,
1727 in Newport, Newport, RI.
General
Notes: Will dated April 7, 1714; probated Sept. 23, 1715. Plymouth Co., Mass.
Sources:
Ancestry.com:
Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections 1620-1988. P. 13. Plymouth. Birth of
children.Library of Cape Cod History and Genealogy No. 98. Ryder. Genealogies by James W Hawes. 19 pages.
World Connect: Sadler Family Genealogy - Jerry Peterson.
NOTES:
1.
"Mayflower Families through Five Generations," Volume 18 (Plymouth:
General Society of Mayflower Descendants), pp. 14-15:
"Sarah Bartlett3 (Mary2 Warren, Richard1)
b. Plymouth; d. bef. 14 June 1680 (2nd m.).
She m. Plymouth 23 Dec 1656 Samuel Rider, bp.
All Saints Parish, co. Northampton, England 25 Nov. 1632; d. Plymouth 18 July
1715 in 85th yr.; son of Samuel and Anne (Gamlett) Rider. He m. (2) Taunton 14
June 1680* Lydia Tilden by whom he had Hannah Sarah, William, Lydia Samuel,
Elizabeth, Joseph, Benjamin, Mary, Abigail and Josiah.
A certificate dated 3 Dec 1662 says Samuel
Ryder Sr. and his son Samuel Rider Jr. had lived in the towns of Yarmouth and
Plymouth in Plymouth Colony the space of thirty years and that Samuel Rider Sr.
had previously lived in the town of Northampton in the parish of Alhallowes. It
was signed by William Collier and Thomas Southworth. (The TAG article shows
that Samuel Rider was still in England in 1637.)
On 20 March 1689/90 John Rider aged 26 years
or thereabouts testified about a whale.
On 7 April 1714 Samuel Rider of Plymouth,
cooper, gave to sons Samuel Rider and Benjamin Rider, both of Plymouth land in
Plymouth. It was ack. 12 Oct. 1714 by Samuel Rider and wife Lidia.
The will of Samuel Rider of Plymouth, yeoman,
dated 7 April 1714, proved 23 Sept. 1715, names son William; wife Lydia; daus.
Hannah, Sarah, Lydia, Mary, Elizabeth and Abigail; sons John, Samuel and
Benjamin and dau. Mercy "I have done competently for them in my
lifetime"; son Joseph "he went when young to his uncle"; son Josiah.
Children (Rider) b. Plymouth;
i. Samuel4 b. 18 Nov. 1657
ii. John b. ca. 1663 (dposed age 26 on 20
March 1689/90)
iii. Mercy (apparently m. according to
father's will); seemingly living 7 April 1714 (father's will)
References: MD 11:182-7 (will); 16:85 (d.
Sam.). Plymouth Colony Recs 8:17 (m. & b. Sam.), 82 (2nd m.). (Plymouth)
Burial Hill p. 10 (d. Sam.). Plymouth Scrapbook p. 61 (depos.). VR Taunton (2nd
m.). Waterman Gen 1:620. TAG 43:117-124 (English data). Plymouth Ch Recs 1:214
(d. Sam.). NEHGR 79:316 (1662 cert.). Plymouth Co PR 3:377-8 (Samuel Rider).
Plymouth VR pp. 137 (d. Samuel), 662 (m.; b. Samuel).
*Date is from VR Taunton but is apparently
wrong as first dau. Hannah b. 1 June 1680."
2.
FHL film 1036302 typescript "Rider-Ryder," by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H.
Radasch, South Yarmouth, Mass., December 1963, 13 pages:
"SAMUEL(2) RIDER, Jr., son of Samuel
Rider, Sr., was born about 1630. This is known from his gravestone, which reads
"Mr. Samuel/ Ryder who died/ July ye 18th/ 1715 about/ ye 85th year/ of
his age" (Epitaphs on Burial Hill). His will was made April 7, 1714, and
was probated Sept. 23, 1715 (Plymouth Co. P.R. 17,391; or Book 3: 377,378).
Witnesses were Ephraim Little, Thomas Clark, Jr., and Josiah Morton. He
mentioned his wife Lydia, his sons William, Samuel, Joseph, Benjamin, and
Josiah, and his six daughters: Hannah, Sarah, Lydia, Mary, Elizabeth, and
Abigail, all children by his wife Lydia. He also mentioned his son John and
daughter Mercy, children by a former wife. Of his son Joseph, he says that
Joseph "went when young to his uncle," and he says that Josiah
"is going to a trade."
Samuel married first in Plymouth, Dec. 23,
1656, Sarah(3) Bartlett (May. Ind. #2714) daughter of Robert and Mary(2)
(Warren) Bartlett, and granddaughter of Richard(1) Warren of the
"Mayflower." She died before June 1680, and he married secondly in
Taunton, Mass., June 14, 1680 (VR) Lydia Tilden of Plymouth. She is buried in
Manomet Cemetery, Plymouth, the inscription on the gravestone reading
"Mrs. Lydia Rider, widow of Mr. Sam'l Rider died 17 Sept. 1740 in ye 83rd
yr. of her age." This date agrees with the birth of Lydia, April 26, 1658,
daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (Bourne) (Waterman) Tilden.
Samuel's children by his second wife were born
up to 1700, when Samuel was 69 or 70 years old. There is no question but that
these children were his (and not those of his son Samuel(3) as given by Davis
in Ancient Landmarks) because the Samuel who died July 18, 1715 (Plymouth
Ch.R., p. 214) at the age of 85 (G.S.) mentioned them as his in his will. The
family of this Samuel Rider is discussed at some length in Mayflower Desc.
11:182-186...
Children by first wife, Sarah Bartlett:
i. Samuel, (3) (b. in 1657?); d. young.
ii. John, b. in 1663; aged 26 in 1690 (May.
Ind. #28,398; 28,399).
iii. Mercy, mentioned in will; living in 1714.
Children by second wife, Lydia Tilden, born in
Plymouth (May. Desc. 1:210):
iv. Hannah, b. June 1, 1680; d. Jan. 29, 1763,
ye widow of Jere(miah) Jack(son).
v. Sarah, b. March 26, 1682; d. Nov. 19 (or
Dec. 15 in Epitaphs) 1778, in 97th yr. m. Joshua Bramhall, who d. Jan. 21,
1763, in 80th yr. (Epitaphs).
vi. William, b. June 18, 1684.
vii. Lydia, b. Oct. 11, 1686; m. Elisha Cobb.
viii. Samuel, b. July 26, 1688; d. shortly
after his father; m. and left a family (May. Desc. 11:183).
ix. Elisabeth, b. March 26, 1690; d. Dec. 11,
1695.
x. Joseph, b. in middle of July, 1691; d. July
18, 1737; m. in 1722, Abigail Warren who d. Dec. 5, 1766, aged 66 (Plymouth
Ch.R., p. 396; May. Desc. 13:116); called Joseph, Jr. (see Joseph(3) son of
John(2) b. about 1672, who would be Joseph, Sr., and probably the one who m.
Mary Southworth). Children (Plymouth Ch.R.; May. Desc. 13:116): William(4)
1723, d. 1772; Abigail 1726; Joseph 1728, d. 1728; Joseph 1729; Hannah 1731, d.
1732; Benjamin 1733; Tilden 1736, d. 1737.
xi. Benjamin, b. in June 1693.
xii. Mary, b. Oct. 10, 1694.
xiii. Elizabeth, b. March 16, 1695.
xiv. Josiah, b. in middle of May, 1696.
xv. Abigail, b. Jan. 29, 1700.
3.
The American Genealogist, 53:147-151, William Rider of Plymouth: A R.I.
Progenitor, by Richard G. Rider:
William3 Rider was born at Plymouth 18 June
1684, the first son of Samuel2 Rider of Plymouth (1632-1715) by his second wife
Lydia Tilden (1658-1740) (Mayflower Descendant 1:210), daughter of Thomas and
Elizabeth (Bourne) Tilden (NEH&GR 65:322 f.; Walter Goodwin Davis,
"Ancestry of Joseph Neal"(1945), pp. 51-63; ?Mayfl. Desc. 11:182-5). The
"Nellie Rider Manuscript," on deposit at the New England Historic Genealogical
Society in Boston, states this William Rider moved to Rhode Island and that he
was the ancestor of the Riders of Riders' Mills, Columbia Co., N.Y., but
presents no evidence in support of either assertion.
Fremont Rider's "Preliminary Materials for a
Genealogy of the Rider (Ryder) Families in the U.S." (1959) merely comments:
Records of his (William"s) wife and children are taken from the record of a
William Rider of Middletown and Newport, R.I. who, from the similarity of
names, Nellie Rider believes is the same William. But proof that he moved to
R.I. is lacking, Similarly lacking is proof that from him the Riders' Mills
branch of the family is descended, al-though that is a tradition in that
branch.
Neither Nellie Rider nor Fremont Rider goes
any further in identifying William's wife than to state her given name, Hannah.
In this article, we shall present what evidence we have found in support of the
theory that William Rider of Plymouth did move to Rhode Island. Also, we have
proved--this discovery will have to be the subject of some future
communication--that the Riders of Riders' Mills are, indeed, descendants of
William4 Rider (1705-1796), and we believe we have discovered who Hannah
actually was.
What about William3 Rider in Plymouth? In his
will dated at Plymouth 7 April 1714, probated 23 Sept. 1715 (Plymouth Co.
Probate 3:377), Samuel2 Rider made his son the fol-lowing bequest: "to my son
William Rider ... my Sixty acre lott at or near a place Called moreys holes,
having by deed conveyed all ye rest of my lands and reall Estate to my 2 sons
Sam11 & Benjamin." This parcel of land was located within the township of
Plymouth, for it is described as such in a deed dated 7 April 1714, recorded 18
Oct. 1714 which specifically excludes this tract from that land granted by
Samuel2 Rider to his sons Samuel and Benjamin who were to share the land "n
Equall parts or portions tho not by Joynt Tenancy but as Tenants in Comon"(Plymouth Co. Deeds 11:51).
Although the sixty acres reserved for William
were properly mentioned in the foregoing deed, he was not himself named. In his
father's will all three sons are named. It may be argued that, as there is no
indication that William was living elsewhere, it may be presumed that in 1714
all three were living in Plymouth, but this is not necessarily so. The
grantees, Samuel and Benjamin, were bound by the conditions of the deed to
provide their parents with a place to live, the use of a garden and sufficient
fruit for their needs, sufficient firewood, a horse and a cow. Furthermore,
they were obliged to go to mill for us, as we shall have ocation, "to pay and
respond all my Just Debts whatsoever Contracted before this Date," and to pay
their parents an annuity of twelve pounds, in money or equivalent goods and
services. Other conditions relate to bequests of money Samuel and Benjamin are
to make on their father's behalf, after his death.
Samuel and Benjamin were thus bound to perform
certain services incumbent upon their residence on their father's former
property, but no strings were attached to William's share of the legacy, and
this point, plus the fact that he was to receive no land at all until his
father died, leads us to believe William may not have been residing in Plymouth
at all in 1714. What actually became of William and his share of his father's
land does not appear upon public record. We suggest he may have sold the
property and then moved away.
It has been conjectured that William Rider
moved to Rhode Island. Massachusetts men settled Rhode Island and people from
Plymouth itself were moving in the direction of that Colony at least as early
as 1659 when Freetown, Mass., was organized by people who felt oppressed by the
arbitrary laws of Plymouth. The Read family, which we shall have oc-casion to
mention further on in this study, were traditionally from Plymouth, settled at
Freetown in 1677 and later moved to Newport.
Many of the Newport Riders were descendants of
John and Sarah Rider of Newport whose first son, Thomas, was born there 22 Jan.
1706. Neither the parentage of this John, nor that of the James Rider of Little
Compton whose first child was born there 21 Sept. 1710, has been discovered,
but the similarity of names in these families suggests they may have been
descendants of the immigrant Thomas Rider, the passenger on the Hercules in
1634, or of the James Rider of Cambridge who had sons James and Thomas. However
that may be, John and James Rider definitely do not appear to have been related
to the Riders of Plymouth, or to their contemporaries, the family of William
Rider of Middletown and Newport.
The names of a number of Middletown and
Newport Riders appear upon the birth and marriage records there and form a
separate family group. In fact--and in this regard we concur with Nellie
Rider--their names suggest they belonged to the Riders from Plymouth. But the
only concrete evidence, of which we are aware, of any connection between a Plymouth
Rider and Newport is the marriage of Joseph4 Rider, born 1729, son of Joseph3
and Abigail (Warren) Rider of Plymouth, to Thankful Pol1ard of Newport.
Although this Joseph was the son of a brother of grantees Samuel and Benjamin
Rider, and of William Rider who is thought to have moved to Rhode Island, he
definitely did not live there.
The family of William Rider in Rhode Island
has been re-constructed from various marriage and death records, principally on
the basis of a similarity in names between the members of the family of Samuel2
and Lydia (Tilden) Rider and certain Riders of Middletown. In the absence of
any documentary proofs of parentage, we have relied upon this method to
determine who William3 Rider's children were, a method which, in the light of
other supporting evidence, we do not think has led us astray in our
identifications.
The first of William Rider's five children
appears to have been named William. The record of death of William3 [KP: sic.;
should be 4] Rider in February 1796 (Arnold?s ?VR of RI? 12:60), as well as an
excerpt from the Newport Mercury, show him to have died at Dartmouth, Mass.
(will dated 13 March 1789, prob. 2/12 Feb. 1796), at the age of 91 and that he
spent his earlier days in Rhode Island. (The east side of the Ausinet River, as
far south as Elm Street, Dartmouth, was settled by people from Plymouth
(Sketches of Old Dartmouth). Wm Rider purchased about 300 acres of land
between the North Dartmouth station and the Faunce Corner-Hixville Road, from
Wm Kempton, ca. 1750. A Ryder burying ground is said to have been located on
this tract on the east side of the Smith?s Mills-Hixville Road (Lawrence B.
Cummings, "Our Cum-mings Family," 1951, 3:277).
William4 Rider was hence born in 1705. He
married at Dartmouth, Mass., 17 Sept. 1733 Abigail Kirby, born at Dartmouth 28
Nov. 1711, daughter of John and Rebecca (Mosher) Kirby of Dartmouth. Their sons
names were: Benjamin, Jonathan, Samuel, William. One of their daughters was
named Sarah.
Lydia Ryder (b. 1710, according to Nellie
Rider, and probably to be identified with the Lydia who was bapt. 31 Oct. 1729
at the First Sabbatarian Church, Newport (Arnold 7:629), married at Middletown
28 Oct. 1733 Lawrence2 Clarke, of Newport, born 1712, son of Lawrence1 and
Rebec-ca (Lawton) Clarke of Newport. They resided at both Newport and
Middletown, and had, among other children, Sarah, Hannah, Lydia and William
(George Austin Morrison Jr. "larke Families of R.I.,"1902, p. 248).
Joseph A. Rider married at Newport 26 Nov.
1741 Barbara William and resided at Middletown. They had sons named Joseph and
William.
Hannah Rider married Eleazer Read of Newport,
at Newport, June 1746.
Lastly, Sarah Ryder married at Middletown 15
Nov. 1747 Cornelius Dillingham (b. 25 May 1724), son of Edward and Elizabeth
(Goodspeed) Dillingham of Middletown. They resided at Newport and had children,
among others, named Hannah, Wil-liam, Samuel and Sarah.
In the list above, the names printed in
italics were pre-sumably inspired by those borne by members of the family of
Samuel2 and Lydia (Tilden) Rider. Those printed in script indicate that
William3 Rider probably had a wife Hannah and will also be used in identifying
her. Two of them, Joseph and Sarah, are also to be encountered in the family of
Samuel Rider: his first wife was Sarah Bartlett and he had a son Joseph by his
second wife, Lydia; but, as we shall see, there was another Joseph and another
Sarah, more closely connected with William3 Rider, for whom he probably named
two children
According to both Nellie and Fremont Rider,
William3 Ride married a woman named Hannah. This assumption seems to have been
based upon two facts: the presence of a Hannah among William?s supposed
children, and the more interesting fact that the name of a ?Hannah Ryder? appears
on a 1729 list of the members of the Second Baptist Church of Newport,
immediately preceded by the names of Mary and Penelope Barker (NEHGR 69:92).
The existence, however, of two Rhode Island
deeds, of capital importance in identifying Hannah, seems to have been
completely ignored by previous searchers for her maiden name The earlier deed
is dated at Newport 7 Dec. 1727, recorded 14 Dec. 1727 (2:267 f.) and shows
that Hannah Rider of Newport, widow, was the grantee from Joseph and Peter
Barker of Newport.
The other deed is dated at Middletown 17 April
1744 (1:16 and shows that Hannah Rider of Middletown, widow, "for the sum of
100 pounds current money of New England truly paid by Joseph Rider in the town
of Middletown (sold) one messuage or Dwelling house and lot of land where (she)
now dwells containing about half and a quarter of a quarter." The land is
described as "bounded northerly and westerly upon land late of George Barksley
and now in possession of Albro Anthony. Southerly and easterly upon a highway."
Witnesses: John Barker, Edward Little; signed by mark of Hannah Rider.
What can be learned about Hannah Rider from
these three documents? The 1729 church record does not state Hannah Ryder was a
widow, although another of "ye Sisters" of the Second Baptist Church, Sarah
Barker, not indicated as a widow either, was in fact the widow of James Barker
who died in 1722 and who, with other men, had received a deed from their
pastor, James Clarke, for the land and church building 23 Jan. 1707. Other Barkers
appear in that list as well: the Mary Barker previously cited was a daughter of
either James and Sarah (Jeffrey) Barker or of William and Elizabeth (Easton)
Barker, b. 10 Jan. 1698; Penelope Barker was the daughter of Peter and Freelove
(Bliss) Barker, b. 1698; and James Barker, Sr., was the son of James, b. 4 Dec.
1675 and had a brother Jeremiah, b. 10 Jan. 1699, also mentioned in the 1729
list.
Both Nellie and Fremont Rider state that
William3 Rider had no other children after the conjectured 1724 birth of their
daughter Sarah. As Hannah was a widow in 1727, if she had been the wife of
William3, then he died before 7 Dec. 1727, and perhaps after 1724.
The 1727 deed mentions Joseph and Peter
Barker, in this order, grantors to Hannah Rider. They were sons of Joseph
Barker, born 1650 Elizabeth F. Barker's "Barker Genealogy," 1927, p. 12) by his
wife Sarah Read of Newport (Austin, "Gen. Dict. of R.I.," p. 14). Joseph Barker
Jr., son of Joseph, brother of Peter, was baptized 13 July 1719 in the First Sabbatarian
Church of Newport (Arnold 7:624) where his probable relative, Lydia Rider, was
to be baptized in 1729 when, according to Nellie Rider, she would have been 19
years old.
The 1744 deed mentions a Joseph Rider who was
in all likelihood Hannah's son, and a John Barker who may have been her
brother. Sarah Read was probably the daughter of John Read of Newport and had a
brother John, for either of whom she might have named a son (Jacob Whittemore
Reed, ?Our Read Family of Boston? 1861), a very unreliable book (Ed.).
This evidence, plus the fact that William and
Hannah Rider had children named Joseph (who had a son Joseph who named a
daughter Phebe Barker Rider, born at Middletown, 14 Oct. 1800) , as well as a
Sarah (who had a daughter named Sarah, who was born Dillingham, at Newport, 21
Oct. 1755), and, in addition, a daughter named Hannah who married a Read of
Newport, leads us to the conclusion that Hannah Rider was actually the daughter
of Joseph and Sarah (Read) Barker, whose brother James had been so closely
associated with the Second Baptist Church of Newport with nephews and nieces
mentioned as members of that church in 1729, along with their first cousin,
Hannah Ryder.
On 31 March 1760 a Mrs. Ryder died in Newport
at the age of 80 (NEHGR 62:284). It is Possible she was William3 Rider's widow:
about four years her husband's senior, if the age at death is at all accurate,
she was born earlier than any of the other Riders inhabitant of Rhode Island
whom we have dis-covered, and because of her age, there is no confusion
pos-sible between her and any other contemporary Mrs. Ryder of Rhode Island.
We had hoped to discover the precise birth or
baptismal dates of William3 Rider's children upon the records of the Second
Baptist Church of Newport, where it would be logical to look for them, but the
early church records do not ap-pear to have survived. Hence, unless at some
future date some better, as yet unsuspected and unexplored sources of
information regarding William Rider, his wife and children, are revealed, we do
not believe it possible to bear in any closer on the truth of their identity
than we have just done.
(Editor's Note: Mr. Rider's hopes to find
records in the Second Bap-tist Church could hardly have included baptisms, as
the Baptists always refuse to baptize infants, and adequate records of the
baptisms of adult persons are very rare indeed from any Baptist Church.)
BIRTH:
1.
NEHGS's "Plymouth Vital Records," book 1, pp. 11-12:
The children of Samuel Rider &
Lidiah Rider his wife
1. Hannah born June the 1 1680 deceased June
29th 1763 the widow of Jere Jack[worn]
2. Sarah born on the 26th March 1682 died Nov.
19 1778 [a later hand has added "w of Joshua Bramhall"]
3. William born on the 18th of June 1684
4. Lidiah born Oct. 11th 1686 [a later hand
has added "w of Elisha Cobb"]
5. Samuel born on the 26 July 1688
6. Elizabeth born on the 26 Mar 1690 she
deceased on the 11th of Dec. 1695
7 Joseph born in the middle of July 1691
8. Benjamine born in June 1693
9. Mary born on the 10 of Oct 1694
10. Elizabeth born on the 16 of March 1695
11. Josiah born about the middle of May
1696
12. Abigail born on 29 of January 1700
William
married Hannah Barker, daughter of ____________ ____________ and
____________ ____________.
The
child from this marriage was:
+ 39 M i. William Ryder was born in 1705
in Dartmouth, Bristol, MA and died on Feb 9, 1796 in Dartmouth, Bristol, MA,
USA.
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Samuel Ryder & Lydia Tilden - my 8th Great-Grandparents
Descendants
of Samuel Ryder & Anne Gamlett
General
Notes: The will of Samuel Rider of Plymouth, yeoman, dated 7 April 1714, proved
23 Sept. 1715, names son William; wife Lydia; daus. Hannah, Sarah, Lydia, Mary,
Elizabeth and Abigail; sons John, Samuel and Benjamin and dau. Mercy "I
have done competently for them in my lifetime"; son Joseph "he went
when young to his uncle"; son Josiah.
Sources:
Came
to America (Mass) in 1639. Marriage FHL film # 0899100.Ancestry.com: Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections 1620-1988. P. 1509. Taunton. Marriage. Records copied
from the Old Proprietors Records of Taunton, October 1869. Last digit of year missing.
Ancestry.com:
Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections 1620-1988. P. 13. Plymouth. Birth of
children.
Ancestry.com:
Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections 1620-1988. P. 107(205). Plymouth. Death.
Library
of Cape Cod History and Genealogy No. 98. Ryder. Genealogies by James W Hawes.
19 pages.
Samuel
married Sarah Bartlett, daughter of Robert Bartlett and Mary
Warren, on Dec 23, 1656 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA. Sarah was born in
1636 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA and died in 1680.
Children
from this marriage were:
14 M i. Joseph Ryder was born in 1644
and died in 1717.
15 F ii. Mary Ryder was born on Sep 6, 1647
in Yarmouth, Barnstable, MA. 16 M iii. Samuel Ryder was born on Nov 18, 1657 in Yarmouth, Barnstable, MA and died in 1688.
17 F iv. Mercy Ryder was born in 1660 and died in 1714.
18 M v. John Ryder was born in 1663 and died in 1735.
19 F vi. Hannah Ryder was born in 1680 and died in 1763.
MA. Lydia was born on Aug 26, 1658 in Marshfield, Plymouth Co., MA and died on Sep 17, 1740 in Plymouth,
Plymouth Co., MA.
Children
from this marriage were:
20 F i. Hannah Ryder was born on Jan 1,
1679/80 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA and died onJun 29, 1763.
Sources:
Ancestry.com: Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections 1620-1988. P. 13. Plymouth.
Birth of children.
Hannah married Jeremiah Jackson, son of _______ ________ and ________ ________.
21 F ii. Sarah Ryder was born on Mar 26,
1682 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA and died on
Nov 19, 1773.
Sources:Ancestry.com: Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections 1620-1988. P. 13. Plymouth.
Birth of children.
Sarah married Joshua Bramhall, son of ________ _________and ________ ________.
+ 22 M iii. William Ryder was born on Jun
18, 1684 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA and died before
Dec 7, 1727 in Newport,
Newport, RI.
23 F iv. Lidiah Ryder was born on Oct 11,
1686 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA.
Sources:Ancestry.com: Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections 1620-1988. P. 13. Plymouth.
Birth of children.
Lidiah married Elisha Cobb, son of ________ ________ and ________ ________.
24 M v. Samuel Ryder was born on Jul 26,
1688 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA.
Sources:Ancestry.com: Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections 1620-1988. P. 13. Plymouth.
Birth of children.
25 F vi. Elizabeth Ryder was born on Mar
26, 1690 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA and died on
Dec 11, 1695.
Sources:Ancestry.com: Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections 1620-1988. P. 13. Plymouth.
Birth of children.
26 M vii. Joseph Ryder was born on Jul 15,
1691 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA.
Sources:Ancestry.com: Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections 1620-1988. P. 13. Plymouth.
Birth of children.
27 M viii. Benjamin Ryder was born in Jun
1693 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA and died in 1775
in Plymouth, Plymouth Co.,
MA.
28 F ix. Mary Ryder was born on Oct 10, 1694 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA.
Sources:
Ancestry.com: Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections 1620-1988. P. 13. Plymouth.
Birth of children.
29 F x. Elizabeth Ryder was born on Mar
16, 1694/95 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA.
Sources:Ancestry.com: Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections 1620-1988. P. 13. Plymouth.
Birth of children.
30 M xi. Josiah Ryder was born on May 15,
1696 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA.
Sources:Ancestry.com: Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections 1620-1988. P. 13. Plymouth.
Birth of children.
31 F xii. Abigail Ryder was born on Jan
29, 1699/00 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA.
Sources:Ancestry.com: Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections 1620-1988. P. 13. Plymouth.
Birth of children.
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