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GENERATION 1 and 2

g.f g.p name born died

L.A.B. Index lod;: 1.1 Bompasse, Edouad abt.-1603 ca. 1684/85

1.1.m - -1628

________ , Hannah abt.-1607 2-1-1693

2.1 Bumpas, Faith(n.f.d.) - -1630 - -

2.2 Bumpas, Sarah(m) 3-9-1631 - -

2.3 Bumpas, Elizabeth(m) 3-29-1633 - -

2.4 Bumpas, John(m) 6-2-1636 3-7-1715/16

2.5 Bumpas, Edward(unm) 4-15-1638 4-3-1693

2.6 Bumpas, Joseph(m) 2-15-1639/40 2-10-1704

2.7 Bumpas, Issac(unm) 3/31/1642 - -1720

2.8 Bumpas, Jacob(m) 3-25-1644 9-5-1720

2.9 Bumpas, Hannah(unm) 4-3-1646 - -

2.10 Bumpas, Philip(m) abt.-1648 1-20-1724/25

2.11 Bumpas, Thomas(m) abt.-1650 - -

2.12 Bumpas, Mary(m) abt.-1652 - -

2.13 Bumpas, Samuel(unm) abt.-1654 3-25-1676

lod; 1.1(?.?)

Edouad Bompasse,(Edward Bumpas), as he was called in the Plymouth Colony, was

the first of his name, and the only of this name, as far as can be found to arrive in

this country. The name has taken on various spellings as follows: Bump, Bumpas,

Bumpass, Bumpers, Bumps and Bumpus, as you will find in this text. Edouad came as a

young man on the ship "Fortune" the first ship after the "Mayflower I ". The ship

'Fortune' arrived at Plymouth, now Massachusetts, on Nov. 10, 1621.

The name Bompasse is probably of French origin, possibly Hugenot. The old Norman

and French name Bonpas, literally translated, Goodstep, is an aristocratic name in

Europe. The Bonpas family originated in Perpignan in the extreme south western

portion of France near the Mediterranean. The name probably came to England with

Normans, and perhaps again with the Hugenots.

Bumpus also exists as a name derived from Boneboz in Normandy, a Fief held from

the Earls of Mellent.

One source of information states that Edouad Bompasse was born about 1605, of

St. Bartholomew Parish, London, England., died 3 Feb. 1693, Marshfield, - Plymouth

County, Ma., married 1628 in Ma., Hannah, born about 1607, England, died, 12 Feb. 1693,

Marshfield, Ma.

Edouad Bompasse was probably a member of the Protestants who fled from Holland

to Amsterdam. He was reportedly with the Pilgrims in Leyden, Holland and probably

went to England with those who returned after the first attempt to sail for America

failed. Willison in his Saints and Strangers, states that Edouad Bompasse was a Saint

and native Leydener. Leyden was located six to seven miles up the Rhine River and

Was considered the spiritual capital of Protestant Europe.

In 1623 he received one share in the land allotment as one of those who came in

the Fortune and in 1627 a share in the cattle, indicating he was unmarried.

He sold his acre of land on the north side of town in 1628 and was granted 20

acres of land on Duxbury Bay where he settled and built a house and palisado.

In March of 1634/35 he sold this property and was allowed to "take up land in

another place".

In March of 1644/45 when the boundries of Marshfield were laid, his property was

included.

He is included in the 1643 list of men of Marshfield able to bear arms.

Sometime before Sept. 1645 he sold his property to Solomon Lenner.

Edouad or Edward as he was now called, was one of the original proprietors of

Middleboro, where his son Joseph settled.

He was also a purchaser of Dartmouth lands.

On the 15 July 1653 Edmond Chandler of Duxbury exchanged his rights in lands in

Satuckquett for Edward Bumpas's lands and rights in Cushenett and Coaksett.

He was on the jury in 1654 and 1655 and in 1657 took the oath of fidelity as of the

Town of Duxbury.

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After 1656 he seems to have lost control of his properties and through lack of

cooperation in the family he and his wife Hannah were to some extent dependent upon

the community for their well being.

Although he and his sons as "first borne in the colony" were eligible for grants

they did not take advantage of their positions.

In the next generation several branches of the family prospered and left good

estates.

It was customary in those days during the transfer of property from father to son,

that the deed call for the father and or mother to be "maintained for life". Deeds

between Edward and his sons did not contain these provisions.

Edward and Hannah had at least twelve children, eight being recorded at

Marshfield. In my research thirteen have been indicated. There is some question if

Faith was really a first child. Some researchers show that she was and was born in

1630. Others say that she may have been a twin to Sarah, and that she died at birth or

shortly after.

There is much more that has been written about Edward that I have not included

here. Much of it is repetitive and or speculative. The above is the high lights of what I

have found.

GENERATION 2 and 3

lod;: 2.2 Bumpas, Sarah 3-8-1631 - -

2.2.m.1 3-31-1659

Thomas Durham - - - -

2.2.m.2 - -

John Hendrickson - - - -

lod; 2.2(1.1)

Sarah was b. at Duxbury. m.1 in Marshfield of March 1659.

lod;: 2.3 Bumpas, Elizabeth 3-29-1633 - -

2.3.m 6-5-1653/54

Joseph Rose,Sr. - - - -

3.41 Rose, Elizabeth(n.f.d.) 1- -1653 - -

3.42 Rose, Joseph, Jr.(n.f.d.) 3-6-1655 - -

3.43 Rose, John(n.f.d.) 1-8-1657 - -1676

lod; 2.3(1.1)

Elizabeth was b. at Duxbury and m. at Marshfield Ma. Joseph, Sr. was in the

French and Indian Wars. There was (4) more children, no data. Joseph, Sr. was the son

of Thomas Rose. The spelling of the last name is sometimes "Rouse".

lod;: 2.4 Bumpas, John, Sr. 6-2-1636 3-7-1715/16

2.4.m ca.-1670

Sarah Hunter - - aft.-1710

3.1 Bumpas, Mary(m) bpt. 8-20-1671 - -

3.2 Bumpas, John, Jr.(m) bpt. 9-28-1673 6-22-1762

3.3 Bumpas, Samuel(m) 4-30-1676 - -

3.4 Bumpas, James(m) bpt. 6-16-1678 - -1728

3.5 Bumpas, Isaac(m) bpt. 3-27-1681 12-19-1761

3.6 Bumpas, Zoar bpt. 3-27-1681 - -

3.7 Bumpas, Job(m) bpt. 4-29-1683 between 9-5 &

9-10-1746

3.8 Bumpas, Sarah(m) 9-16-1685 ca. - -1718

3.9 Bumpas, Edward(m) 9-16-1688 11-14-1745

3.10 Bumpas, Jeremiah(m) 8-24-1692 12-31-1770

lod; 2.4(1.1)

John, Sr. was b. and m. at Marshfield, Ma. and d. at Rochester, Ma. He lived at

Scituate in 1676 when his house and barn were burned by Indians. He moved to

Rochester, Ma. before 1685. He also resided at Marsfield Ma. His children were b. at

Scituate, Ma. He moved to Middleboro, Ma. from Marshfield and then to Rochester and

perhaps again to Middleboro, Ma. John took the oath of fidelity at Marshfield, Ma. in

1657 and made Freeman. His will was proven June 7, 1715. He was a farmer by

occupation. He did not mention Samuel who had already disappeared to the south, nor

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Zoar, nor Jacob(?). He mentions Job who went south after his father's death. A Peter

Blackmore appraised the estate of John 1715. See Jacob, the brother of John, his wife

was, Elizabeth(Curtis)(Banks) Blackmore.

lod;: 2.5 Bumpas, Edward 4-15-1638 4-3-1693

lod; 2.5(1.1)

Edward was unmarried. He took the oath of fidelity in 1657 at Marshfield. In June

1662 "being one of the first born of this government he was to receive a grant of

land. As of Marshfield he sold to his brother Joseph of the same place "all his lands at

Nemasket/Middleboro lately bought of my brother John" on 23 Dec. 1663. The last

record pertaining to Edward, Jr. shows a mental condition: Plymouth Colony Court

order 6:20, 4 July 1679: "Edward Bumpas for striking and abusing his parents, was

whipt: his punishment was alleviated in regard he was crazy brained otherwise he had

bine put to death or otherwise sharply punished.

lod;: 2.6 Bumpas, Joseph Sr. 2-15-1639 2-10-1704/05

2.6.m ca. - -1669

Wybra(Weibra) Glass 8-9-1649 12-27-1711

3.11 Bumpas, Lydia(unm) 8-2-1669 6-12-1710

3.12 Bumpas, Wybra(m) 5-15-1672 2-6-1743/44

3.13 Bumpas, Joseph Jr.(m) 8-28-1674 - -1739

3.14 Bumpas, Rebecca 12-17-1677 1-3-1711/12

3.15 Bumpas, James(m) 12-25-1679 2-4-1750

3.16 Bumpas, Penelope(m) 12-21-1681 - -

3.17 Bumpas, Mary(unm) 8-12-1684 6-12-1711

3.18 Bumpas, Mehitable(unm) 1-2-1692 6-12-1710

lod; 2.6(1.1)

Joseph, Sr. was b. at Duxbury, Ma. and d. at age 65 at Middleboro Ma.

Wybra(Weibra)Glass 3(James 2, James, 1) was the dau. of James, Glass and Mary Pontus

of Barnstable, Ma. Joseph, Sr. was a farmer. Joseph, Sr. was one of the original

proprietors of the "16 shilling Purchase" of Middleboro, Ma. Joseph in 1690 was in

possession of Old Edward Bumpas's land in Middleboro. Wiebra was appointed

administrator of Joseph' estate in 1705. Estate settled April 2, 1713 but Wiebra is

dead, also sister "Widia(Lydia?), Rebecca and Mary. Agreement to divide estate is

signed by James, Penelope and Mehitabel.

lod;: 2.7 Bumpas, Issac 3-31-1642 - -1720

lod; 2.7(1.1)

Issac was unmarried. He was b. at Duxbury, Ma.

lod;: 2.8 Bumpas, Jacob,Sr 3-26-1644 9-5-1720

2.8.m 1-24-1677

Blackmore, Elizabeth(Curtis)

(Banks) abt.-1650 - -

3.19 Bumpas, Benjamin(m) 11-13-1677 7-4-1743

3.20 Bumpas, Jacob, Jr.(m) 7-6-1680 - -

3.21 Bumpas, Ichabod(m) 9-19-1685 - -

lod; 2.8(1.1)

Jacob, Sr. was b. at Marshfield Ma. He died at Rochester, Ma. He married at

Scituate, Ma., Elizabeth, the widow of William Blackmore, William Blackmore was

killed by the Indians at the settlement of Scituate, Elizabeth was a sister of John

Curtis and left a childs part in his will. They lived at the north end of dead swamp

1676. Dean's History of Scituate, Jacob Bumpas among seven Christian men of

Rochester in addition to M. Arnold who signed the covenant to establish the first Church.

In l720 Benjamin, Jacob, Jr. and Ichabod, yeoman of Rochester, all children and

lawful heirs, divide the estate on Wewantic River.

Thomas Curtis and his wife Richardine lived Ashe, near Sandwich, Kent, England;

he died 1631; widow Richardine m.2, 1632 Thomas Chambers and they with Thomas

Curtis' children came to Scituate, Ma. Children were (Curtis), Thomas, Richard, John,

William and Elizabeth who m. Richard Banks and 2nd. Jacob Bumpas.

lod;: 2.9 Bumpas, Hannah 4-3-1646 - -

lod; 2.9(1.1)

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Unmarried, Hannah was b. in Marshfield Ma. No record of her death is found. On

June 10, 1662, Thomas Bird and Hannah Bumpas were before the court and both were

sentenced to be whipped. (Plymouth County Court Order 4:22), reads as follows: Att

this court, Thomas Bird, for comitting of severall adulterouse practices and attempts,

soe farr as strength of nature would permit, with Hannah Bumpas, as hee himselfe did

aknowlidge, was sentanced by the Court to bee whipt two severall times, viz, the

first time att the p'sent Court, and the second time betwixt this and the fifteenth day

of July next

And the said Hannah Bumpas, for yeilding to him, and not makeing such resistance

against him as shee ought, is sentanced to bee publickly whipt, which accordingly was

performed.

Mr. Timothy Hatherley was requested and authorised by the Court to see justice

done on the body of Thomas Bird by publicke whiping in Scituate, according to the

abovesaid sentence.

And likewise the abovesaid Thomas Bird hath engaged to the Court to make

payment of the full sume of ten pounds unto the abovesaid Hannah Bumpas or her

assignes, in pte of satisfaction for the wronge hee hath done her as abouesd.

Marshfield Records in 1666: Ens. Mark Eames was chosen by the town to deliver

Robert Sprout a parcel of clothe in his hands to clothe Hannah Bumpas and Lt.

Peregrine White shall be responsible for it out of the ten pounds that he hath of

Hannah Bumpas in his hand and he is also to settle on her two pair of shoes of the

same account. At this meeting the town "disposed of her" with her father's consent to

Robert Sproat for to be his servant for three years. 4 March 1672/3 Hannah Bumpas, a

distracted person whose last settled residence hath bin at Hingham in Colony of Mass.

for the space of one year or more is thier's to maintain, was brought into the colony

of New Plymouth and town of Marshfield by John Farrow and William Sprague, Sr. both

of Hingham and they were find 5 pounds.

lod;: 2.10 Bumpas, Phillip abt.-1648 1-20-1725

2.10.m ca. - -1685

Sarah Eaton abt.-1665 - -

3.22 Bumpas, Jemimah(m) ca. - -1686 - -

3.23 Bumpas, Samuel(m) 2-20-1687 - -1747

3.24 Bumpas, Phillip(m) 2-13-1689 - -

3.25 Bumpas, Lydia(m) 4-2-1692 - -

3.26 Bumpas, Mathew 6-8-1695 - -

3.27 Bumpas, Josiah(m) 4-9-1698 9-2-1757

3.28 Bumpas, Bethia(m) ca. - -1700 - -

3.29 Bumpas, Sarah(m) ca. - -1702 - -

lod; 2.10(1.1)

All of Philip's children were b. in Bristol Conn. Philip was b. at Marshfield, Ma.

and d. at Plainfield Winham Co., Ct. Burials are at Plainfield, Ct. Sarah the daughter

of Martha, who was the wife of 1st Samuel Eaton, 2nd of Robert Crossman. Martha

married Crossman soon after 12-7-1687.

lod;: 2.11 Bumpas, Thomas, Sr. abt.-1648 bef.-1724

2.11.m 11-11-1679

Phebe Lovell 2-19-1655/56 - -

3.30 Bumpas, Hannah(m) 7-28-1680 - -

3.31 Bumpas, Jane(m) 12- -1681 - -

3.32 Bumpas, Mary(m) 4- -1683 by.-1718

3.33 Bumpas, Samuel(m) 1- -1685 - -

3.34 Bumpas, Thomas Jr.(m) 5- -1687 - -

3.35 Bumpas, Sarah(m) 1- -1689 7-19-1717

3.36 Bumpas, Elizabeth(m) 1- -1690 - -

3.37 Bumpas, Abigail(m) 10- -1693 - -

3.38 Bumpas, John bpt. 6-21-1696 - -

3.39 Bumpas, Benjamin(unm) 3-27-1703 - -1748

3.40 Bumpas, Phebe(m) - -1705 - -

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3.44 Bumpas, Thankful(m) - - - -

lod; 2.11(1.1)

Thomas, Sr. was b. at Marshfield, Ma. Phebe was the sister of Jane Lovell,

settled in Barnstable, Ma. between 1660/1700, Barnstable was settled in 1640. Children

were b. in Barnstable. Phebe 3 Lovell(John 2, Robert 1).

Phebe, the wife of Thomas became a member of the Barnstabl .Church May 24,

1696 and on the 21st of June following, the children Samuel, Thomas, John, Mary,

Sarah, Abigail and Elizabeth were baptized. Hannah, the eldest was then married and

concerning Jane, under date of July 5, 1696 is the following entry: Jane of Phebe, wife

of Thomas Bump, ye girlbeing about 14. or 15 years, old was examined and being in her

minority was baptized. The Thankful Bumpas, who married Dec. 12, 1744, Jonathan

Hamblin, was perhaps another daughter. There was also a Samuel Bumpas, Jr. of

Barnstable who married in 1733 Sarah Rogers of Plymouth.

Not a proprietor, not admitted an inhabitant. Thomas claimed to be a proprietor.

Freemans History of Cape Cod. Thomas Bumpas' house was in Lovell's way in

Cokachoiset now Osterville.

Phebe was the daughter of John Lovell of Barnstable and Jane Hatch, daughter of

Elder William Hatch.

lod;: 2.12 Bumpas, Mary abt.-1652 aft.2-5-1692

2.12.m 1-20-1682

Daniel Crocker - - 2-5-1692

lod; 2.12(1.1)

At least (1) son and (3) dau's. b. to Mary and Daniel. Daniel 2 Crocker(Francis 1).

Daniel was of Marshfield. They were m. in Marshfield. Upon Daniel' death, Mary was

named administratrix and a son and three daughters were mentioned in the division.

lod;: 2.13 Bumpas, Samuel abt.-1654 3-25-1676

lod; 2.13(1.1)

Samuel was unmarried. He was b. at Marshfield, Ma. and died near Pawtucket, R.I.

during King Philip's War. He was a member of Capt. Pierce's company of "Soldiers"

from Scituate, and was slain with about 47 others in battle with the Indians known as

the "Pawtucket Fight or Pierce's Fight on Sunday, March 26, 1676. When King

Philip's War.broke out, the inhabitants of Middleboro fled to Scituate, Duxbury,

Plymouth and other places of refuge, numbering perhaps twenty families. It was one of

the fiercest fights of the War and he was killed, together with Captain Pierce and

nearly all of his companions, who were ambushed by the enemy.

GENERATION 3 and 4

g.f g.p name born died

lod;: 3.1 Bumpas, Mary bpt. 8-20-1671 - -

3.1.m 3-17-1698/99

Benson, Isaac abt.-1669 aft.-1746

4.105 Benson, Job(m) 5-7-1703 - -

4.106 Benson, Lydia(m) 12-30-1701 - -

4.107 Benson, Ruth(m) 10-7-1704 - -

4.113 Benson, John(m) ca. - -1700 - -

4.114 Benson, Hannah(m) ca. - -1705 - -

4.115 Benson, Rachel(m) ca. - -1707 - -

4.116 Benson, Jacob(m) ca. - -1708/9 - -

4.117 Benson, Simon ca. - -1715 - -

lod; 3.1(2.4, 1.1)

Mary and Isaac b. at Sandwich, Ma., both of Rochester, Ma. until 1707, in

Plymouth until 1716 and living in Glouster, R.I 1733. Isaac may have been a brother

of Joseph, who m.1 at Sandwich, 8-20-1695, Charity Clapp and m.2 at Rochester, Ma.

1699, Deborah Smith, possibly a sister of Hannah who m. at Rochester 4-6-1705, John Hunt.

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lod;: 3.2 Bumpas, John, Jr. bpt. 8-28-1673 6-22-1762

3.2.m.1 ca. - -1694

Morey(Mowry), Hannah ca. - -1673 ca. - -1729

3.2.m.2 int. 7-12-1729

Claghorn(Cleghorn),(Jean)

(Lovell),Jane 7-20-1670 5-18-1758

4.1 Bumpas, Jonathan(m) 9-15-1695 11-15-1775

4.2 Bumpas, John(m) 7-17-1698 - -1764

4.3 Bumpas, Sarah(m) 5-12-1701 - -

4.4 Bumpas, Mary(m) 5-7-1704 5- -1769

4.5 Bumpas, Hannah(m) 5-2-1707 - -

4.6 Bumpas, Samuel(m) 8-28-1709 4-18-1770

4.7 Bumpas, Lydia(m) - - - -

4.101 Bumpas, Ebenezer(n.f.d.) - -1712 - -

4.102 Bumpas, Jabez(n.f.d.) - -1714 - -

lod; 3.2(2.4, 1.1)

John, Jr. was bpt. at Scituate, Ma.,b. at Middleboro Ma., m. and d. at Rochester,

Ma. Hannah Morey was b. at Duxbury, Ma. and d. at Rochester, Ma. She the dau. of

Jonathan and Mary(Bartlett) Morey. John, Jr. was among the first settlers of

Rochester, Ma. Mayfl. Desc. 34:119 says Bumpas, Jane(Jean)(Lovell) Claghorn, dau. of

John & Mary(Hatch) Lovell Int. July 12, 1729 at Barnstable, Ma.

lod;: 3.3 Bumpas, Samuel bpt. 4-30-1676 - -

3.3.m.1 - -

Gabriel, Miss. - - - -

3.3.m.2 - -

Parker, _______ - - - -

3.3.m.3 - -

Diggs, _______ - - - -

4.108 Bumpas, Robert(m) - -1700 - -1776

4.109 Bumpas, John(m) - - - -

4.110 Bumpas, Diggs(m) - - 12- -1779

lod; 3.3(2.4, 1.1)

Samuel was bpt. at 2nd Church of Scituate, Ma. He went south and was not

mentioned in his father's will. He settled where Washington, D.C. now stands, this

having been part of Va. at the time. Before 1700 he was established as a tobacco

grower. He went to N.C. with his s. Robert but soon returned to Va. where family

tradition has it he was thrown into the

Potomac River and drowned by rebellious slaves. The date of death is not known.(From CHB).

Samuel not mentioned in father's will or settlement 1710. NOTE: Robah Bumpass

believed that Samuel may have joined the human tide flowing south. Samuel's name

disappears from the New England records and a Samuel appears in the Virginia

records. Samuel is thought to have come into Va. and been engaged as a tobacco

planter prior to 1700. Family tradition says that he settled where Washington City

now stands and the land was eventually leased to the government for 99 years.

Lawyers searched for evidence of this but nothing was found to substantiate this

claim. It is beleived that he had sons: Robert, John and Diggs. He may have had other

sons and dau's. In 1972 definite proof has not been found showing that the Ma. Samuel

was the father of Robert Bumpass, b. ca. 1700 who moved from Amelia Co, Va. to

N.C.(This from: The Bumpas Family From Person County, N.C. by ASB & JRT). This

source also implies and possibly proves that there was present in Va. in 1635 one

Richard Bumpass, who was awarded a grant of land in Henrico Co., Va. by one Edward

Osborne, 2 June 1636. Source also states that they have documentary proof that

Richard came to Va. in 1635/36-Ref. "Cavaliers and Pioneers" by Nugent, p.41 and

p.42; "Early Virginia Immigrants" by Greer p.52; The Va. Magazine of History and

Biography, Vol. 5, P.212, by West. This source gives other indications that there was

a Richard Bumpass, in Va. previous to the advent of Samuel to Va. Also mentioned was

a book that was or was not in the "Va. State Library". Claims that it was there and

thoroughly reviewed on 4 April 1962 and that when they went to the library in 1967,

the book was not to be found. QUOTE: The attendant gave me two Vestry books of that

Church and in vol. 2, pg. 1 or 2 , I found the name of Edward, s. of Robert,

baptized in 1685. The book dated from 1684 to 1786. "Eliz. daut. of Rob't. Bumpass,

was baptized in 168? according to the record now lost. Robert was the only father

mentionied in either book. I know; I saw both-books.UNQUOTE.

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The information that you have just read may or may not be accurate. I have my doubts

for this reason. The Rev. Robah Bumpass searched the records for 100 years

after the arrival of the Mayflower I in 1620, and found but one Bumpas, Edward, who

came in the Good Ship Fortune Nov. 10, 1621. The other reasons that I have doubts is

that there has been no record or information found that I know of that would

absolutely prove that there was a Richard, that is, no record of his marriage, if in

fact he did exist and did marry and no record that he had any childen if in fact he

did marry. Just no verification that is concrete.

Even though the Rev. Robah chose not to connect the lineage of Samuel to the

New England line of John, it is felt that the fact that Miss. Cherry did and that

Charles H. Bump did, is the more reasonable approach to the southern lineages. it may

be that there is some assumptions in their having done this, however, I feel that the

theory is correct and will continue to feel thls way until, if ever, proof positive is

found to fault my feeling. Until then Samuel will continue to be the start of the

southern lineage in my opinion and will be used to head the southern lineages as I

have found them.

lod;: 3.4 Bumpas, James bpt. 6-16-1678 near

9-27-1727

3.4.m.1 2-17-1702/3

Savery, Mary 1-3-1678 by.-1726

3.4.m.2 1-12-1726/27(int.)

Norris, Marjery - - - -

4.8 Bumpas, Ebenezer(unm) 3-16-1704/5 after

11-17-1752

4.9 Bumpas, Martha(unm) 6-5-1708 after

2-25-1740

4.10 Bumpas, Zacheus(m) 5-5-1710 11-24-1751

4.11 Bumpas, Samuel 6-3-1717 - -

lod; 3.4(2.4, 1.1)

James was m. at Plymouth, Ma. Marriage was soleminized before Stephen S.

Keefe, Esqr. at Sandwich, Ma. James was bpt. at 2nd church of Sciuate, Ma. Zackiris

Bumpus(as) ch. of James 5-5-1710, Rochester V.R., births p.64.

lod;: 3.5 Bumpas, Isaac bpt. 3-27-1681 12-19-1761

3.5.m.1 6-14-1708

Perry, Mary 12-21-1675 bef.-1741

3.5.m.2 10-6-1741

Clark, Elizabeth ca. - -1688 - -

4.12 Bumpas, Josiah(m) 7-22-1711 - -

4.13 Bumpas, Deborah(m) 8-31-1713 - -

4.14 Bumpas, Nathan(m) 9-26-1717 - -

4.15 Bumpas, Elizabeth(n.f.d.) bpt. - -1738 - -

lod; 3.5(2.4, 1.1)

Isaac bpt. at 2nd church of Scituate, Ma. Moved to Lyme, Ct. abt. 1720. Mary 3

Perry, dau., of Ezra 2 Perry and Rebecca Freeman, Ezra 1. Mary d. at Rochester, Ma.

Isaac m. Elizabeth at Rochester, Ma.

lod;: 3.6 Bumpas, Zoar bpt. 3-27-1681 - -

lod; 3.6(2.4, 1.1)

Zoar was bpt. 2nd. church of Scituate, Ma. twin of Isaac.

lod;: 3.7 Bumpas, Job bpt. 4-29-1683 9-5/6-1746

3.7.m.1 - -

________, Abigail - - - -

3.7.m.2 - -

________, Martha - - - -

4.81 Bumpas, David(m) - - - -

4.82 Bumpas, Cornelius - - &nbssp; - -

4.83 Bumpas, John(n.f.d.) - - - -

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4.84 Bumpas, Abigail(m) - - - -

4.111 Bumpas, Josiah(n.f.d.) - - - -

4.112 Bumpas, Nathan - - - -

lod; 3.7(2.4, 1.1)

Job bpt. at 2nd church of Scituate, Ma. Nathan and Josiah b. in Ma. Job went

south. Mentioned in Onslow Co., N.C. abt. 1720. He obtained land grants from George

III on the New and North Rivers as did his s. Cornelius and cousin George Bumpas.

In Grimes abstract of wills in N.C. up to 1760, only entry is Job Bumpas of

Onslow Co., N.C., Sept. 6, 1746-Oct. 1746. To David 200 acres on north side of New

River; Cornelius 300 acres with grist mill, John 320 acres on south side of New River;

Abigail Lewis, dau. Executors: David and Cornelius, sons. A witness was Tabas Bumpus.

ASB and JRT say: Job b. 29 April 1683, d. Onslow Co., N.C. 1746. There was a

N.E. Colony planted on the lower Cape Fear River in N.C. in l660.Connection was

maintained between this colony by coast vessels resulting in constant trading. Job

seems to have come to Onslow Co., N.C. about 1730. He received grants of land from

King George III on New and North Rivers as did his son Cornelius and cousin George.

His will dated Sept. 1746, Oct.1746 names sons David, Cornelius and John and dau.

Abigail Lewis.

Job, bpt. 29 April 1683; d. New River, Onslow Co., N.C. between 5 Sept and Oct

1746, date of will and probate in Onslow Co., N.C. He was still in Rochester 19 Sept.

1730 when he sold his nephew Ebenezer Bumpas a certain tract of land in Rochester,

recorded 28 July 1733. Previous to that date, he had sold parcels of land and probably

by 1733 removed to Carolina. Plymouth deeds show that Job Bumpas and wife Abigail

of New River, Bath Co., N.C., planter, sold to Hewson Hughs of the same place a

certain farm in Rochester, Ma. adjoining Jeremiah Bump and Ebenezer Bump, 2 April

1736, acknowledge in New River, 19 April 1736, and recorded same day. No further

research was done on this line by the above mentioned

lod;: 3.8 Bumpas, Sarah 9-16-1685 aft.

2-17-1718/19

3.8.m 6-14-1708

Perry, Ebenezer 11-18-1673 l@1747/48

4.85 Perry, Merbah(m) 12-4-1709 - -

4.86 Perry, Edmund(m) 3-24-1710/11 - -

4.87 Perry, Seth(n.f.d.) abt. - -1712 - -

4.88 Perry, Ichabod(n.f.d.) abt. - -1714 - -

4.89 Perry, Ebenezer(n.f.d.) - - - -

4.104 Perry, Mary(twin)(n.f.d.) 5-21-1718 - -

4.90 Perry, ReubenGibbs(twin(n.f.d.) 5-21-1718 - -

3.8.m.2 2-17-1719

Savery, Juda or Judith - - - -

4.91 Perry, Susannah(Savery)(n.f.d.) 7-6-17?? 4-18-1795

4.92 Perry, Samuel(Savery)(n.f.d.) 9-16-1726 - -

lod; 3.8(2.4, 1.1)

Ebenezer 3 Perry(Ezra 2, Ezra 1) of Rochester, Ma. d. at Wareham, Ma. Sarah

probably d. immediately after the birth of twins, Mary and Reuben, May 1718.

Merebah(4.85) probably m. in Sandwich 6-3-1731 to John Barker. Susannah d. unm. at

Wareham, Ma. Ebenezer and Judith may have had a ch. Deborah who m. Sept 1782 to

Dr. John Samson of Middleboro. Sarah b., m. & d. at Rochester, Ma.; Ebenezer b.

Sandwich and d. Wareham, Ma.

lod;: 3.9 Bumpas, (Bumpus),Edward 9-16-1688 11-14-1745

3.9.m.1 - -1708

Bump, Rhoda - - - -

3.9.m.2 2-28-1717/18

Rayment, (Raymond), Martha 8-11-1692 after

11-17-1766

g.f g.p name born died

4.16 Bumpas, Daniel(m) 5-1-1719 - -

4.17 Bumpas, Rachel(m) 4-20-1720 - -

4.18 Bumpas, Salathiel(m) 5-31-1722 6-8-1796

4.19 Bumpas, Joanna(m) 3-17-1724 - -

4.20 Bumpas, Edward(m) 3-22-1726 - -

4.21 Bumpas, James(m) 12-2-1727 4-22-1804

4.22 Bumpas, Elener(m) 5-8-1729 - -

4.23 Bumpas, Loes(m) 10-6-1731 8-22-1758

4.24 Bumpus, Jedidah(m) 11-25-1732 - -

lod; 3.9(2.4, 1.1)

Edward was b. Rochester Ma., d. at Wareham, Ma. He m. Martha at Middleboro

Ma. who was the dau. of John 2 and Martha(Woodin) Raymond, John 1). Martha was b.

at Middleboro, Ma. They resided at Wareham, Ma. He was authorized to call the first

town meeting 1739 and presided as Moderator. He was juryman in 1743, Edward and

Martha joined the new church of Wareham in 1739. He was proprieter of land in

Rochester, Ma. 1713-40.

Martha, the widow of Edward Bumpus joined the Amenia, N.Y. church Nov. 17,

1766. Church record. At the time she was living with her dau., Loes who m. John

Randall and were living at Amenia, N.Y.

The first town meeting of the town of Wareham was held Aug. 6, 1739. Edward

was the master of ceremonies at the ordination of the first Minister of the new

church of Wareham, Rev. Rowland Thatcher who was ordained Dec. 26, 1739.

In 1734, on the petition of "Sundrey Bumpases" Rochester consented to set off its

east end to be to the Agawan Plantation in the composition of the new Town,

etc.

lod;: 3.10 Bumpas, Jeremiah 8-24-1692 12-3-1770

3.10.m 11-15-1722

Lovell, Jane ca. - -1702 6-12-1780

4.25 Bumpas, Jeremiah(m) ca. - -1724

bpt. 6-24-1739 2-28-1806

4.26 Bumpas, Seth(m) ca. - -1723

bpt. 6-24-1739 by. - -1755

4.27 Bumpas, Ruth(m) ca. - -1730 - -

4.28 Bumpas, Phebe(m) ca. - -1729 - -1802

4.29 Bumpas, Joseph(m) 5-1-1729 - -

4.30 Bumpas, Benjamin(m) - -1734 4-19-1816

4.31 Bumpas, Jean bpt. 1-3-1741/2 - -

lod; 3.10(2.4, 1.1)

All of the above children except Jean were bpt. at Wareham,.Ma. Jeremiah was

b. at Rochester., Ma., m. Jane Lovell of Barnstable, Ma. "Jean" on G.S., dau. of

Andrew Lovell of Barnstable, Ma. She d. at Wareham, Ma. Burials at Wareham, Ma.

They resided at Wareham, Ma. He was a farmer. He was called Lieut. in 1748. First

Selectman of the town of Wareham, 1739. Joined the church in 1739. Moderator

1742-52. Juryman 1745-48-53. Selectman 1739-40 to 44, 50, 51 and 53. He was on

meeting house committee 1739. Fish commissioner 1746, 48 and, 53. Was given 1/4

interest in father's saw mill.

One source of information says Jane was b. 7-28-1670. This is possible, however,

if she was and d. 6-12-1780 as per another source she would have been 110 yrs. old

upon her death. Possible but doubtful The first source says her will was proven may

22, 1771 at Rochester, Ma. and that she was the dau. of either John 3 Lovell and

Susannah Lombard of Barnstable or James 3 Lovell and Elizabeth Poole of Weymouth.

Another piece of information says Jane Lovell m.1 Shubael Claghorn and had at least

eight children and m.2 John Bumpas, Rochester. Had 12 children all together. The

two were Ebenezer b. 1712 and Jabez b. 1714. These must have been Lovell

children. This information is doubtful.

lod;: 3.11 Bumpas, Lydia 8-2-1669 6-12-1710

lod; 3.11(2.6, 1.1)

Lydia was b. at Plymouth, Ma. d. unm. at age 41 at Middleboro, Ma.

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lod;: 3.12 Bumpas, Wybra 5-15-1672 2-8-1743/44

3.12.m 2- -1715/16

Washburn, John ca. - -1673 6-27-1750

4.118 Washburn, Barnabas(m) - - - -

4.119 Washburn, Ephraim(m) - - - -

lod; 3.12(2.6, 1.1)

Wybra b. at Plymouth and m. and d. at Kingston, Ma.; John b. and d. at Kingston Ma.

lod;: 3.13 Bumpas, Joseph 8-26-1674 near

7-13-1739

3.13.m 3-12-1712

Ford, Mary 1-7-1685 aft.-1740/41

4.32 Bumpas, Rebecca(m) 5-26-1713 6-18-1783

4.33 Bumpas, Joseph(m) 1-30-1715 near

2-4-1750

4.34 Bumpas, Nathaniel(m) 2-16-1716 10-17-1778

4.35 Bumpas, Mary(m) ca. - -1716 11-20-1772

4.36 Bumpas, Wybra(Weibra)(m) ca. - -1721 11-29-1794

lod; 3.13(2.6, 1.1)

Mary 3 Ford(Nathaniel 2, Andrew 1). Joseph was b. and d. at Middleboro, Ma. He

m. Mary at Weymouth, Ma. He resided at Middleboro, Ma. He was a farmer. In 1712

he was administrator of his mother's estate, Weibra, w. of Joseph(2.6). In 1739

inventory of estate of Joseph of Middleboro described lots of land submitted by

Joseph, evidently(3.13) value of estate 1,936 pounds, 1 shilling, 0 pence.

lod;: 3.14 Bumpas, Rebekah(Rebecca) 12-17-1677 1-3-1711/12

3.14.m - -

Edward Rouse - - - -

4.120 Abigail Rouse(m) 3-28-1693 9-1-1725

lod; 3.14(2.6, 1.1)

Rebekah b., m. and d. at Middleboro, Ma.

lod;: 3.15 Bumpas, James 12-15-1679 2-4-1750

3.15.m 3-14-1732/33

Hanks, Rachel 5-2-1712 4- -1756

lod; 3.15(2.6, 1.1)

Was b. and m. at Middleboro, Ma.

lod;: 3.16 Bumpas, Penelope 12-21-1681 - -

3.16.m 3-31-1718

Everson, Richard - - - -

lod; 3.16(2.6, 1.1)

Penelope was b. at Middleboro, Ma. and m. Richard of Plympton, Ma.

lod;: 3.17 Bumpas, Mary 8-12-1684 6-12-1710

lod; 3.17(2.6, 1.1)

Mary was b. and d. at Middleboro, Ma. at age 26 yrs., unm.

lod;: 3.18 Bumpas, Mehitabel 1-2-1692 6-12-1710

lod; 3.18(2.6, 1.1)

Mehitabel was b. and d. at Middleboro, Ma. , unm.

lod;: 3.19 Bumpas,(Bumpus) Benjamin 11-13-1677ca. 7-4-1743

3.19.m 7-11-1711

Lovell, Susannah 9- -1692 ; 6-24-1772

4.37 Bumpas, Abigail(m) - -1713 6- -1776

4.38 Bumpas, John III(m) - -1715 7-20-1785

4.39 Bumpas, Joshua(m) 2-13-1716 12-28-1771

4.40 Bumpas, Elizabeth(m) 4-20-1719 12-6-1787

4.41 Bumpas, Philip(m) 8-27-1723 1-24-1783

4.42 Bumpas, Anna(m) 1-3-1725 9-4-1797

4.43 Bumpas, Susannah(m) 12-3-1727 - -

4.44 Bumpas, Rhoda(m) 11-30-1729 11-12-1790

4.45 Bumpas, Mercy(m) 9-14-1735 1-14-1792

4.78 Bumpas, Benjamin(m) - -1732 - -

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lod; 3.19(2.8, 1.1)

Benjamin of Scituate and Susannah of Wareham, m. at William, Ma. Benjamin

was bpt. 4-4-1678 at 2nd church of Scituate, Ma. The muster rall of the south Co of

Plymouth of 1699 commanded by James Warren, contains the name of Benjamin Bumpus.

Benjamin resided Rochester and Wareham, Ma. in 1720 was of Rochester and

administrator of his father's estate. Probate Court 1743-52 in his will mentions his

mother. The heirs were: John, Philip, Abigail, Elizabeth, Anna, Susannah, Rhoda and

Mercy. Receipts given by John III, Joshua, Philip, Samuel(h. of Abigail), Abigail,

Samuel and Elizabeth Savery, Joseph and Rhoda Perry, Mary, Ebenezer and Anna

Bourne. A later division in 1772 calls the widow deceased, as Susannah Bassett.

Children: Philip, John, Abigail, Elizabeth Savery, Anna Bourne, Susanna, widow was

admx. Witnessed by Ebenezer Bump and Abigail Thatcher. Susannah, widow of

Benjamin m.2 William Bassett of Rochester, Ma. April 7, 1749.

lod;: 3.20 Bumpas, Jacob, Jr. 7-6-1680 - -

3.20.m.1 4-18-1705

Weeks, Mary 4-24-1679 2-9-1708/9

3.20.m.2 11-7-1716

Aldridge(Aldrich), Catherine - - - -

4.46 Bumpas, Alse(Alice) 1-14-1705/6 - -

4.47 Bumpas, Moses 3-20-1707/8 - -

4.48 Bumpas, George(m) 12-16-1717 between

1790 & 1800

lod; 3.20(2.8, 1.1)

Jacob was b. at Scituate and m. at Rochester, Ma., Mary Weeks and m.2, Catherine, at

Bridgewater, Ma. They resided at Rochester, Ma., he a yeoman of Rochester 1720.

Mary was the dau. of William and Mary(Robenson) Weeks. She was b, at Falmouth, Ma.

lod;: 3.21 Bumpas, Ichabod 9-10-1685 - -

3.21.m.1 - -1704

Blackmer, Sarah - - - -

3.21.m.2 1-20-1718/19

Coombs(Cumbs), Sarah - - - -

3.21.m.3 ca. - -1738

Wanton, Susanna 12-21-1704

4.49 Bumpas, Samuel(m) - -1704 - -

Samuel, s. of SarahBlackmer, all other children of m.2.

4.50 Bumpas, Rachel(m) 6-19-1718 12-3-1807

4.51 Bumpas, Sarah(m) - -1721 - -

4.52 Bumpas, Susanna(m) - -1723 - -

4.53 Bumpas, Zelpha(m) - -1725 - -

4.54 Bumpas, Elizabeth(m) - -1727 - -

4.55 Bumpas, Ichabod(m) - - 12-22-1823

4.56 Bumpas, Jacob(m) - -1738 12-19-1828

lod; 3.21(2.8, 1.1)

Ichabod was among the first settlers of Rochester, Ma. He was bpt. 6-2-1687 at

the 2nd church of Scituate. He was b. at Scituate, Ma., m. at Rochester, Ma. and

resided at Rochester, Ma. and Gloucester, R.I. He was a yeoman of Rochester, Ma. in

1720. Signed by his mark (/) the appraisal of his father's property. Freeman of

Gloucester R.I. 1738. There was a migration from Swansea to Gloucester at about

this time. George, his nephew, was made freeman at about the same time. Ichabod

witnessed the will of John, 2nd. Mentioned in land transfers at Gloucester 1740-41-44.

In 1740 Ichabod in land transfer, is spoken of as late of Gloucester, R.I. now of New ew

Sherburn, Worcester Co., Ma. Bay Colony.

lod;: 3.22 Bumpas, Jemima ca. - - 1686 - -

3.22.m 5-9-1706

Smith, Thomas - - - -

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lod; 3.22(2.10, 1.1)

Jemima was m. at Plainfield Ct.

lod;: 3.23 Bump, Samuel 2-20-1687 - -1747

3.23.m.1 4-4-1723

Rouse(Rose), Abigail(g.p4.120) 3-28-1693 9-1-1725

3.23.m.2 5-18-1727

Ray, Mary - - 2-8-1727/28

4.57 Bump, Mathew 11-27-1725 - -1770

4.58 Bump, Samuel(m) 2-5-1727/28 - -1748

4.79 Bump, Patience 1-23-1723/24 5-1-1725

lod; 3.23(2.10, 1.1)

Samuel went by the name of "Bump". Mathew and Patience are of m.1 and

Samuel, Jr. of m.2. Samuel, Sr. m.1, Abigail of Bolton and m.2, Mary of Haddam.

Samuel resided in Bolton. His will dated 4-15-1730 and offered in court in 1747. His

two sons, were minors at his death. He appointed Edward Rose of Bolton guardian for

Mathew and Abel Gaylor of Bolton guardian for Samuel, Jr. Samuel Bump, Jr., was a

grandson of Sen. James Ray.

Samuel Bumps' last will and testament dated 4-15-1730, Bolton, Conn., Inv. 630

pounds, 08 shillings, 06 pence, 3-2o-1747. Child, eldest a Mathew by 1st w. (Bump),

other s. Samuel Jr. by 2nd w. (Bump), no wife named in will. Guardian appointed for

both sons. Court record of will and inventory 7-7-1747 signed "Samuel.(X) Bump, L.S.

"Full text in "Probate."

lod;: 3.24 Bump, Philip 2-13-1689 - -

3.24.m.1 2- -1722/23

Horsford, Mary - - 12-1-1751

3.24.m.2 12-3-1754

Warren, Mrs. Esther - - - -

4.59 Bump, William 10-26-1723 8-2-1750

lod; 3.24(2.10, 1.1)

Philip was a speculator in land and many records of purchase and sale are

recorded in Lebanon, Bolton, Hebron, Ct. and Oblong, N.Y. Philip m.1 Mary at

Litchfield, Ct. and m.2, Mrs. Warren at Sharon, Ct. Philip was b. at Bristol R.I. He

resided at Hebron and Bolton, Ct. Mary was b. at Bolton. Philip went by the name of "Bump".

lod;: 3.25 Bumpas, Lydia 4-2-1692 5-14-1740

3.25.m - -

Hurd(Herd)(Heard), Thomas - - 4-24-1751

4.121 Hurd, Bethia(m) - -1720 - -

4.122 Hurd, Sarah - -1722 - -

4.123 Hurd, Thomas(m) - -1724 - -

4.124 Hurd, John(m) - -1724 - -

4.125 Hurd, Josiah(m) - -1726 - -

4.126 Hurd, Jacob(m) - -1729 - -

lod; 3.25(2.10, 1.1)

Lydia m. at Plainfield Ct. She was b. at Bristol R.I., d. at Plainfield Ct.

Thomas d. at Plainfield Ct.

lod;: 3.26 Bumpas, Mathew 6-8-1695 - -

lod; 3.26(2.10, 1.1)

Mathew was unm. He was b. at Bristol, Ct. Ballaerd Gen. says that Mathew in

1762 moved to Fredericktown, N.Y.(now Carmel). There was a Mathew living at

Fredericktown in the 1790 census.

lod;: 3.27 Bumpas, Josiah 4-9-1698 9-2-1757

3.27.m - -1702

Harris, Sarah - - - -

lod; 3.27(2.10, 1.1)

Josiah was b. at Bristol, R.I. d. at Plainfield Ct., m. at Plainfield Ct.

lod;: 3.28 Bumpas, Bethia ca. - -1700 - -

3.28.m 8-23-1721

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Ballard, Peleg 9-20-1694 - -

4.127 Ballard, William(m) 11-29-1722 - -

4.128 Ballard, Hannah 8-20-1726 - -

4.129 Ballard, Peleg 12-6-1728 - -

4.130 Ballard, John 2-24-1730/31 - -

lod; 3.28(2.10, 1.1)

Bethia was b. at Quinebaugh, Ct., m. at Plainfield Ct.; Peleg b. at Andover, Ma.,

d. at Fredericktown, N.Y.

lod;: 3.29 Bumpas, Sarah ca. - -1702 - -

3.29.m - -

Harris, ________ - - - -

lod; 3.29(2.10, 1.1)

lod;: 3.30 Bumpas, Hannah 7-28-1680 - -

3.30.m 12-12-1695

Parker, Samuel 6-30-1660 7-11-1717

4.94 Parker, Sarah(m) 12- -1696 l-6-1718/19

4.95 Parker, Mary(m) 5- -1698 - -1745

4.96 Parker, Peace(m) 12-8-1699 - -

4.97 Parker, James(n.f.d.) 11-13-1701 10-4-1752

4.98 Parker, Priscilla(m) 9-4-1704 - -

4.99 Parker, Prudence(m) 8-6-1705 - -

4.100 Parker, Patience(m) abt. - -1707 - -

lod; 3.30(2.11, 1.1)

Samuel and Hannah of Barnstable. Marriage solemnized 1695 at Sandwich, Ma.

They d. at Barnstable Ma. Children were b. at Barnstable, Ma. CHB calls (4.99)

Pruella.

lod;: 3.31 Bumpas, Jane 12- -1681 - -

3.31.m 6-22-1704

Hall, Ebenezer - - - -

4.80 Hall, Charity(m) - - - -

lod; 3.31(2.11, 1.1)

Ebenezer 3 Hall was a s. of Samuel 2 Hall,(George 1). and Elizabeth 2 White.

Elizabeth White was a dau. of Nicholas White and Susanna(Cooley) Humphrey. Susanna

Humphrey was a dau. of Jonas and Frances Cooley. Jane was m. at Taunton, moved to

Falmouth, Ma.

lod;: 3.32 Bumpas, Mary 4- -1683 abt.-1718

3.32.m 6-23-1703

Bassett, William ca. - -1667 - -

4.131 Bassett, Sarah - -1704 - -

4.132 Bassett, Elizabeth - -1706 - -

4.133 Bassett, Thankful - -1710 - -

4.134 Bassett, Benjamin - -1712 - -

4.135 Bassett, Seth - -1715 - -

lod; 3.32(2.11, 1.1)

Int. not recorded. They were m. at Bridgewater, Ma.,

C.F.B. says; Mary b. and m. at Barnstable Ma.

lod;: 3.33 Bumpas, Samuel 1- -1685 - -

3.33.m.1 1- -1709

_________, Patience - - - -1715

3.33.m.2 8-1-1717

Warren, Joanna ca. - -1690 - -

4.60 Bump, Samuel(m) ca. - -1711 - -

4.61 Bump, Thankful(m) ca. - -1713 - -

4.62 Bump, Patience - -1715 - -

4.63 Bump, Sarah(m) 4-5-1718 - -

4.64 Bump, Joanna(m) 5-15-1719 - -

4.65 Bump, Jabez(m) 6-25-1721 - -

4.66 Bump, Thomas(m) 3-20-1722/23 - -

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4.67 Bump, John 5-17-1725 - -

4.68 Bump, Warren 6-28-1727 - -

4.69 Bump, Bethia(m) 8-23-1729 - -

4.70 Bump, Mary(n.f.d.) 1-1-1731/32 - -

4.71 Bump, Phebe 4-21-1734 - -

lod; 3.33(2.11, 1.1)

Samuel and Joanna were. m. at Barnstable, Ma. Samuel, Thankful and Patience

were of m.1. Joanna 4 Warren(Richard 3, Nathaniel 2, Richard 1). Joanna was of

Barnstable, Ma. Richard 3 Warren was b. at Plymouth, Ma. 1646 and d. at Middleboro,

Ma. 1-23-1696.

lod;: 3.34 Bump, Thomas 5- -1687 - -

3.34.m 12-19-1711

Robinson, Rebecca - - - -

4.72 Bump, Robinson(m) bpt. 11-5-1721 - -1767

4.73 Bump, Deliverence(m) bpt. 2-14-1725 12-9-1756

4.74 Bump, Keziah(m) bpt. 11-5-1721 - -

4.75 Bump, Rebecca(unm) bpt. 11-5-1721 - -1767

4.76 Bump, Sarah(m) bpt. 11-5-1721 - -

4.77 Bump, Mary(m) bpt. 11-5-1721 - -

4.93 Bump, Abel bpt. 11-26-1720 - -

lod; 3.34(2.11, 1.1)

Thomas and Rebecca were m. by Rev. Benjamin Colman, Presbyterian. Intent

reads Bump. Thomas was b. at Barnstable, Ma. and m. at Boston, Ma. Rebecca d. at

Preston, Ct. They lived at Barnstable, Ma. and Preston, Ct.

lod;: 3.35 Bumpas, Sarah 1- -l688 7-19-1717

3.35.m 12-9-1707

Wilson, Michael 2-6-1681 9-16-1788

lod; 3.35(2.11, 1.1)

CHB says m. Michael in Wrentham, Sulfolk Co., Ma.

lod;: 3.36 Bumpas, Elizabeth 1- -1690 9- -1767

3.36.m 12-9-1709

Dunham, Ephraim - -1693 12- -1755

lod; 3.36(2.11, 1.1)

Bridgewater marriages say Elizabeth Bump m. Ephraim Dunbar 12-9-1729. Intent

not recorded. Elizabeth and Ephraim Dunham P.C.R. CHB says Ephraim Durham of

Bridgewater.

lod;: 3.37 Bumpas, Abigail 10- -1693 - -

3.37.m 10-13-1737

Bump, Samuel - - - -

4.103 Bump, Shobel(n.f.d.) 6-24-1739 - -

lod; 3.37(2.11, 1.1)

Abigail and Samuel P.C.R. Intent 7-2-1737. Intent Sam(ue)l Bump.

lod;: 3.38 Bumpas, John bpt. 6-21-1696 - -

lod; 3.38(2.11, 1.1)

Bpt. at Barnstable Ma.

lod;: 3.39 Bumpas, Benjamin 3-27-1703 - -1748

lod; 3.39(2.11, 1.1)

Benjamin probably unm., d. intestate at Barnstable, Ma.

lod;: 3.40 Bumpas, Phebe - -1705 - -

3.40.m 11-11-1724

Fish, John - - - -

lod; 3.40(2.11, 1.1)

Phebe d. at Barnstable, Ma.

lod;: 3.44 Bumpas, Thankful - - - -

3.44.m 12-12-1744

Hamblin, Jonathan 12-12-1744 - -

lod; 3.44(2.11, 1.1)

Jonathan bpt. 7-13-1718, s. of James, Jr.

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