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GENERATION
4 AND 5
g.f g.p name born died
lod;: 4.1 Bumpas, Jonathan 9-15-1695 11-15-1775
4.1.m 7-24-1718
Haskins,
Mary
10-31-1692 - -
5.1 Bumpas,
Jerusha(m)
5-1-1719 - -
5.2 Bumpas,
Jonathan, Jr.
3-21-1721 - -1746
5.3 Bumpas,
Noah(m)
3-27-1724 12-5-1799
5.4 Bumpas,
Zeruiah(m)
4-5-1727 - -1792
5.5 Bumpas, Mary bpt. 2-22-1738 - -
5.83 Bumpas, Zorish 4-4/5-1726 - -
Jonathan b. and m. at
1739.
Jonathan, Juryman 1752, Deer Reeve 1756, 57, Surveyor of Highways 1759,
43,
48, 49, 50, 51, 53, 55, 58, 60, 61, 63, 65,
68, Sealer 1748 to 1758 inc., 62. Mary
Haskins was the dau. of John and Ruth
Haskins. Jonathan d. at
at
lod;: 4.2 Bumpas, John, II 7-17-1698 - -1764
4.2.m 6-20-1723
Hunter,
Rebecca ca. - -1698 - -1764
5.6 Bumpas,
Zephania(m) ca. - -1725
5.7 Bumpas,
Hannah(m) ca. - -1727 by.-1763
5.8 Bumpas,
Mariah(m) ca. - -1729 - -
5.9 Bumpas,
Elizabeth(m) ca. - -1738 - -
John's will drawn June 24, 1763. To
w. Rebecca 1/3. To Zephania all the
homestead and dwelling house and barn. To dau.
priviledge of living with her mother. To
three grandchildren, heirs of Hannah,
deceased, Lucy, Jonathan and Deliverance, 5
shillings each. Zephania was made sole
executor. Samuel, Rhoda Perry and Roland
Thatcher were witnesses. Thomas Whitten,
Salathiel Bumpus and Benjamin Bumpus were
appraisers. Will was probated Nov. 5,
1764. Inv. 1756.
John joined the church in 1739,
Thythingman 1766, Moderator 1762, Constable
1739, 1759, Fence Viewer 1748, 49, 53, 56,
60, Juryman 1752, Surveyor of Highways
1759.
Elizabeth(5.9) and Mariah(5.8) were bpt. 2-22-1738(C.R. 1). John was b. at
records as John, Jr.
lod;: 4.3 Bumpas, Sarah 5-12-1701 - -1787
4.3.m 10-17-1728
White,
George - -
- -
5.136 White, John(n.f.d.) - - - -
5.137 White, Mary(n.f.d.) - - - -
5.138 White, Archelatsn.(n.f.d.) - - - -
5.139 White, George, Jr.(n.f.d.) - - - -
- -
5.140 White, Eleanor(n.f.d.) - - - -
CHB says: George White m. Sarah Oct.
17, 1738 at
lod;: 4.4 Bumpas, Mary 5-7-1704 5- -1769
4.4.m 2-26-1729/30
Ellis, Seth ca. - -1699 4-3-1749
5.225 Ellis,
Lydia(m) - -1733 - -
5.226 Ellis,
Hannah(m) -
-1737 - -
5.227 Ellis, Mary(m) - -1739 - -
5.228 Ellis,
Sarah(m) -
-1747 - -
Mary m. at
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g.f
g.p name born died
lod;: 4.5 Bumpas, Hannah 5-2-1707 - -
4.5.m 12-21-1732
Bumpus,
Josiah(g.p 4.12) 7-22-1711 9-2-1757
Josiah the s. of Isaac Bumpas(g-p 3.5)
They m. at
lod;: 4.6 Bumpas, Samuel 8-28-1709 4-18-1770
4.6.m 10-13-1737
Bumpas, Abigail(gp 4.37) - -1713 6- -1770
5.10 Bumpas,
Shubel bpt. 6-24-1739 - -
5.11 Bumpas, Bathsheba(n.f.d.) bpt.
6-28-1741 - -
5.12 Bumpas, Abigail(n.f.d.) bpt. 5-22-1743 - -
5.13 Bumpas,
Samuel bpt. 3-24-1744/5 6-14-1798
5.14 Bumpas, Susanna(nfd.) bpt. 7-17-1748 - -
Abigail(g.p 4.37) was the dau. of
Benjamin(g.p 3.19). Samuel and Abigail. lived at
joined the new Church at the time of it's
organization in 1739. Samuel served
of Highways 1756, 65, 66, 67, Moderator
1758, Constable 1758, 69, Juryman 1759, 66,
Fence Viewer 1763, 65, 66 and Warden 1764.
Samuel taxed $1,800., #1 real, $116
personal per Bourne papers.
lod;: 4.7
4.7.m 10-19-1738
Bumpas,
Nathan(gp 4.14)
9-25-1717 - -
For issue see g.f 4.14.
father's will Nathan the s. of Issac
Bumpas(g.p 3.5).
lod;: 4.8 Bumpas, Ebenezer 3-16-1704/5
aft.11-17-1752
Unm.
On meeting house committee 1744.
lod;: 4.9 Bumpas, Martha 6-5-1708 aft. 2-25-1740
Unm. Joined the Church in 1739. She acknowledge the deed (41:96) to John Doty
"land that was her father's 25 Feb.
1740, recorded 11 June 1752; no further trace.
She was b. at
lod;: 4.10 Bumpas, Zacheus 5-7-1710 by 11-24-1751
4.10.m 10-19-1738
Morey,
Reliance
6-6-1702 - -1774
5.15 Bumpas,
Mary(m)
9-7-1739 - -
5.16 Bumpas, Cornelius(n.f.d.) 5-4-1742 - -
Zacheus)Zackiris Bumpus(as) ch. of James
Bumpas was b.
Reliance Morey(Relyance Marcy) at
Chubbuck was impressed for Zacheus for 5
pounds, 10 shillings Sept. 26, 1746. In 1727
Zacheus was a minor and Edward Bumpas of
lod;: 4.11 Bumpas, Samuel 6-3-1717 - -
Samuel was b. at
lod;: 4.12 Bumpas, Josiah, Sr. 7-22-1711 9-2-1757
4.12.m 12-31-1732
Bumpas, Hannah(g.p 4.5) 5-2-1707 aft.-1759
5.17 Bumpas,
Thankful
10-29-1733
5.18 Bumpas,
Mary(m)
4-1-1735 3-11-1826
5.19 Bumpas,
Patience bpt. 2-22-1738 - -
5.20 Bumpas,
Sarah bpt. 3-8-1740 - -
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g.f g.p name born died
5.21 Bumpas,
Josiah, Jr. bpt. 12-23-1744 - -
5.22 Bumpas,
Reuben bpt.
3-1-1746 - -
5.23 Bumpas,
Isaac(m) bpt. 8-14-1737 6-1-1819
Josiah, Sr. lived at
was b. at
moved to
1752-1766. One transfer in 1758 from Josiah
to Issac, his father. Samuel Olmstead
sold land to Josiah in East Haddam,
of as Lyme.
In his will Issac mentions Josiah as of East Haddam,
lod;: 4.13 Bumpas, Deborah 6-3-1713 - -
4.13.m 9-3-1738
Savery,
Uriah
4-30-1708 - -
5.229 Savery,
Thomas(m) 8-25-1739 - -
5.230 Savery,
Mercy(m)
7-24-1741 - -
5.231 Savery,
Issac(m)
9-5-1743 - -
5.232 Savery,
Samuel(m)
11-5-1746 - -
5.234 Savery, Esther(n.f.d.) - - - -
Uriah 4 Savery(Thomas 3, John 2,
Edward 1). They moved to
lod;: 4.14 Bumpus, Nathan 9-25-1717 - -
4.14.m 10-19-1738
5.24 Bumpus, Simeon(m) 8-31-1739 - -
5.25 Bumpus,
Jesse
8-2-1741 - -
5.26 Bumpus,
Morris(m) ca. - -1750 10-14-1837
Nathan was b. at
John Bumpas, Jr.(g.p 3.2) and Hannah.
1741. Marriage intent gives her name as
Bump. Marriage gives both she and Nathan
as
Bumpus. Will and probate of John Bumpas,
father of Nathan reads Bump.
No record of
will.
According to the Church records Nathan was
a wandering husband who returned now
and then.
but the Church looking into the matter
found she had applied for a divorce which was
refused, the time limit for an absentee had
not expired. The Church reprimanded her,
the teacher lost his job, the matter was
taken up by the Church at Plympton. When
the time limit expired and her husband had
not reappeared she made her confession
and she and Ebenezer King were married and
the teacher restored to the school.
lod;: 4.16.m Bumpus(Bumpas), Daniel 5-1-1719 ca. -1785
7-20-1751
Hall,
Alice - - - -
5.27 Bumpus, Edward(m) ca. - -1754 - -
5.28 Bumpus,
Benjamin(m) -
-1758 - -
5.29 Bumpus,
Daniel, Jr.(m) -
- - -
5.30 Bumpus,
John(m) - - 10-9-1848
5.31 Bumpus,
Martha(m) - -
5.154 Bumpus,
Eady -
-1760 10-10-1850
Ms. Transcript: 8-7-1901 says
Daniel' birthdate was 5-1-1710. Daniel was b. at
at
none have been found of the births of their
children. Later wifes name appears
See deed records that follow.
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g.f g.p name born died
salt meadow in
43/50 1755; Daniel sold property and Elies
his wife consented to the sale
relinguishing her right of dower. 44/86, 29
Nov. 1753, her name is
signed by Daniel Bump of
lod;: 4.17 Bumpus, Rachel 4-20-1720 - -
4.17.m 12-17-1744
5.242
Rachel b. at
of
lod;: 4.18 Bumpas, Salathiel 5-31-1752 6-8-1796
4.18.m.1 9-22-1750(int.)
Briggs,
Deborah - - 9-11-1819
4.18.m.2 1-2-1752
5.32 Bumpus,
Rachel(unm)
10-30-1752 11-15-1752
5.33 Bumpus,
Seth(m)
4-12-1754 5-29-1812
5.34 Bumpus,
Eleanor(m)
6-27-1756 - -
5.35 Bumpus,
Amasa(unm)
6-2-1758 11-14-1761
5.36 Bumpus,
Mariah(unm)
12-4-1759 6-15-1761
5.37 Bumpus,
Content
11-5-1761 - -
5.38 Bumpus,
Jesse(m)
7-18-1763 abt.-1840
5.39 Bumpus, Salathiel, Jr.(m) - - - -
5.40 Bumpus,
Abner -
- - -
5.41 Bumpus,
Lydia -
- - -
No record of the birth of Salathiel
Jr., Abner nor
mentioned in their father's will They were
probably b. on Long Island at
CHB mentions that he believed that they b.
on Long Island in the years
between 1767 - 1781. That is the time
between the selling of his farm at
and the purchase of his farm at Granville.
m.1 marriage date intent only. Per CHB
no record of marriage. Sylvanus Bourne
papers say he m. twice. He resided at South
Hampton, L.I., N.Y.,
Granville, Ma. He also evidently lived at
he subscribed 4 pound, 13 shillings 4 pence
"to set Meeting House on Hill".
He was a Rev. War soldier from
Plympton, Ma. Public offices at
Reeve 1748, 52, 58, 60, 62, 63, and 67.
Juryman 1750, 55, 63 and 67. Collector 1753
and 54. Hog Reeve 1756, 57. He purchased land in Granville in 1781 and
1788.
In his will drawn Mar. 11, 1796 and filed at
the probate court at
Ma. June 4, 1796 he mentions sons Seth,
Jesse, Salathiel Jr., and Abner. Dau's.
Eleanor Dexter and
Since no records of the births of Salathiel Jr. and Abner and
been found at
the time he left
Biog. Ref. Madison Co., N.Y.; Jesse,
Abner and Seth, brothers, lived in the north
part of town.(Ref:to Nelson, Madison Co.,
N.Y. came before 1800. He evidently lived
ca. 1767 - 1781 at
b. at South Hampton, King's
Salathiel(g.p 4.18) d. at Granville,
Ma. aged 74 yrs. He m.2 Lydia Jane Ellis, dau.
of Seth 3 Ellis and Mary Bump. NOTE: He
filed marriage intentions to Deborah Briggs
22 Sept. 1750, but she m. Joel Ellis and d.
11 Sept. 1819 aged 92 yrs. Children
recorded at
At this time I beleive it is apropos
to insert the BEAR STORY. This is as it
appears in the "History of Madison
County, N.Y., 1872, by Mrs. L.M. Hammond,
by: Truar Smith & Co.,
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g.f g.p name born died
This is a true story well written by the
author. It is in reference to Jesse(g.p
5.38)
and his brother Abner(gp 5.40).
THE
BEAR STORY
The dangers and anxieties incident
to this life were not few, and not the least
formidable of these dangers arose from the
daring encroachment of wild beasts.
Encounters with these wild animals were
quite common and there were instances
where their ferocity proved too much for
the agility and strength of the hunters.
A
circumstance of this kind took place in
the northern part of town, August 1802, which
produced much excitement in this and
adjacent towns.
The tracks of a very large bear had
been seen in the vicinity of the house of
Jesse and Abner Bump, in the northeast
quarter. Abner was a bachelor residing with
his brother's family. It was a Saturday
afternoon, the farm work for the week being
done, and there was liesure for hunting;
they therefore resolved to follow up the trail
of the animal whose tracks they had seen
quite fresh in the morning, and the fact
that flocks and corn fields were in danger
of depredations from the bold desperado
made it necessary to arrest the progress.
Accordingly they started in pursuit,
following the tracks in the direction of
Chittenango(Chittenning as it was called)
Creek, and near the town line adjoining
Fenner they overtook mistress Bruin while
following a tributary of the creek. She
was a splendid animal, in condition of flesh
which betokened her familiarity with the
farmers flocks and crops of magnificent
proportions, and moved along with perfect
ease and fearlessness after beholding her
pursuers. The hunters lost no time to
avail themselves of this opportunity for attack.
Jesse at once fired and wounded the bear,
which so exasperated her that she turned,
and exhibited signs of fighting. No time
now was to be lost, as they were very near the
enraged animal and both men were consious
of their safety depended upon the surety
of Abner's shot. Instantly Abner, though
in a bad position to make a fatal shot, raised
his piece and aimed directly at her side,
hoping thereby to cripple her, and thus keep
her at bay till his brother could reload.
Unfortunatdly the gun missed fired and the
infuriated beast was upon him in a moment,
hurling her massive body against him with
such forced he was precipitated upon his
face in, the bed of the shallow stream,
which was close by, Simutaneously the bear
sprung upon him, and with her huge tusks
commenced the fearful work of tearing him
to pieces. All of this had been acted in a
very short space of time, and so quickly,
that Jesse, instead of finishing reloading,
had only time to grasp a club and make a
leap upon the bear the next instant after
she sprang upon her victim. His blows with
the club fell heavily upon the unflinching
animal's head and nose, while fearcly
tugging at Abner's bleeding scalp, but the
weapon was rotten and broke, and fell from
his grasp. The sight of his brother's bared
skull nerved him to greater energy, and as
the monster's fury had so increased on
tasting blood, that she seemed oblivious
to the assailant's attacks, he enabled to
thrust one hand between the jaws, as she
opened in her fiendish repast, and instantly
closed his fingers with a vise like grip
around her tongue and drew it savagely forth
from her mouth, while with the other hand
he caught a stone from the creek, with
which, heavy and well directed blows were
dealt on the nose of the now cowaring
brute. A few ineffectual struggles and
endeavors to get free, and the bear, overcome
by pain and the extreme heat of the sultry
day fell back exhausted and motionless.
Releasing his hold, Jesse turned to his
brother, who lay insensible, his head in a
fearful mangled condition. As soon as the
bear had recovered herself, she crawled a
few rods away and lay down a short time
the stream. Anxious for his brothers life,
Jesse Bump made no attempt to arrest the
animals retreat which she soon effected.
His lusty shouts for assistance were soon
answered by the arrival of some of the
settlers but by this time he found himself
scarcely able to walk, and upon
examination his leg was found to have been
broken by a crushing wrench of the
vicious beast's jaws. At what time this occured during the exciting
battle he could
never tell. However, there was no disputing
the fact as the proofs were there in the
marks of the teeth upon his limb. His
wrist was badly mangled. He was placed upon
horseback and carried to his family.
Abner was aroused to consciousness
by stimulates, but before the means for
removing one in so dangerous condition
could be got together, it was night, while the
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distance to any inhatation was
considerable, and the way through the forest very
rough: it was, therefore decided to remain
with Abner upon the ground, and make him
comfortable as possible through the night.
The use of stimulates prevented relapse
during the ensuing hours, and very early
Sabbath morning, the news having spread like
wild fire, the woods were thronging with
people who had come from miles around,
anxious neighbors hastend to render all the
assistance in their power, and the
suffering disfigured victim was carried
home an a "litter".
The services of Dr. Jorias Fay of
Cazenovia, was immediately procured, who
removed the mud and debris from beneath the
scalp and sewed together the mangled
remains.
He then set Jesse's broken limb, and in due time both hunters recovered
from
their injuries.
The destiny of Mistress Bruin was
decided a few days after. this encounter. She
met her fate from a bullet, shot from a gun
in the hand of an Indian hunter, a few
miles down the creek. She was considered a
mammoth prize, and fair trophy of the
hunter's superior prowness.
This is the very rosily written story
of the Bear Hunt that was taken on by Jesse
Bumpus(g.p 5.38) and his brother Abner
Bumpus(g.p 5.40) in the Town of
Fenner, Madison Co., N.Y.
lod;: 4.19 Bumpus, Joanna 3-17-1724 - -
4.19.m - -1747
Woodard,
Thomas - - - -
Joanna had at least four dau's. She
was b. at
lod;: 4.20 Bumpus, Edward, Jr. 3-22-1726 - -1816
4.20.m.1 11-24-1748
Benson,
Mariah -
- - -
4.20.m.2 3-8-1758
Dean, Susanna - - - -
5.155 Bumpus,
Edward, II(m) bpt.
11-15-1749 aft.-1829
5.156 Bumpus,
James(m) -
-1749/60 - -
5.157 Bumpus,
Reuben(m)
3-22-1760 11-8-1849
5.158 Bumpus, Fredrick(m) -1769/70 - -
5.159 Bumpus,
Sarah(m) -
- - -
Edward b. at
Susanna was the
dau. of Reuben Dean. After his 2nd. m. he
moved to Dutchess, Co., N.Y. According to
the Bible record of Salathiel Bump(grandson
of Edward(g.p 4.20) he, Edward, d. age 90.
He was Hog Reeve at
French and Indian Wars. Signed the Rev. War
Pledge, Hist. of
1752.
Purchased land in
lod;: 4.21 Bump, James 12-20-1727 4-22-1804
4.21.m ca. - -1763
Lothrop,
Jedidah
2-19-1742 3-13-1770
5.160 Bump,
Salathiel(m)
2-2-1760 5-4-1842
5.161 Bump,
Anna
8-15-1762 - -
5.162 Bump,
Ruby(m)
4-14-1765 ca. - -1810
5.163 Bump,
Jedidah
5-31-1767 - -
5.164 Bump,
Lois
6-15-1769 - -
James d. at
at
Col. Humphries Reg't. Juryman 1756 at
his brother James came from Granville, Ma.
He owned the east half of the J.H. Cline
farm where he built his house. James Bump,
brother of Jedidiah was of Amenia in the Rev. War.
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g.f g.p name born died
Jedidah was the dau. of Mehitable Lothrop
of
lod;: 4.22 Bumpus, Elener 5-8-1729 - -
4.22.m 10-25-1750
Jackson,
Abraham - - - -1791
5.243 Jackson,
Eleanor(m) -
-1750 - -
5.244 Jackson, Abraham(m) - -1751 - -
5.245 Jackson, Jedidiah(m) - -1753 - -
5.246 Jackson, Asahel(m) - -1754 - -
5.247 Jackson, Jethro(n.f.d.) - - - -
5.248 Jackson, Rachel(m) - - - -
5.249 Jackson, Chloe(m) - -1766 - -
5.250 Jackson, William(m) - -1768 - -
5.251
5.252 Jackson, Joanna(m) - - - -
5.253 Jackson, Pearez(m) - - - -
5.254 Jackson, Zaran(m) - - - -
Elener/Eleanor went to
They lived at
tradition has it that Eleanor d. at Nelson,
N.Y. She was b. at
lod;: 4.23 Bumpus, Lois(Loes) 10-6-1731 9-22-1758
4.23.m 3-15-1749
Randall,
John 6-16-1726 5-19-1807
5.255 Randall, David(n.f.d.) 12-20-1750 - -
5.256 Randall, Allis(n.f.d.) 7-18-1752 - -
Church record at
John 4 Randall(John 3, 2, Edward 1). John 5
Randall 1758 - 1837 of
m. Joanna. John 6 Randall 1785 - 1863 of
Benjamin Randall.
lod;: 4.24 Bump, Jedidiah 11-25-1732 10-19-1816
4.24.m 10-29-1769
Chapman,
Dimis
5-11-1740 3-8-1813
5.165 Bump,
Roswell(m)
10-25-1772 1-13-1845
5.166 Bump, Lovina(n.f.d.) 8-20-1771 11-5-1774
5.167 Bump,
Elijah(m)
2-7-1774 bef.-1820
5.168 Bump, Anna(n.f.d.) 4-8-1775 - -
5.169 Bump,
Heman
10-5-1781 4-13-1822
5.170 Bump,
Huldah
4-9-1783 3-20-1875
Jedidiah b. at
Rev. War: Soldier in Dutchess Co. 6th
Reg't.
Hist of
were probably of Hugenot descent the
original name being "Bon Pas" then Bumpas and Bumpus.
Mr. Bump owned the east half of the J.
R. Cline farm where he built his house,
removed many yrs. ago. He afterwards moved to the farm where his dau.
now lives.
She d. Feb. 1875.
lod;: 4.25 Bumpus, Jeremiah - -1724 2-8-1806
4.25.m.1 12-20-1744/45
Randall
Judith ca. - -1720 2-11-1775
4.25.m.2
Stevens,
Mercy ca. - -1735 1-14-1792
5.42 Bumpus,
Joseph(m)
8-24-1745 - -
5.43 Bumpus,
Chloe(Cloe)(m)
1-25-1746 - -
5.44 Bumpus, Thankful(unm)(n.f.d.) 12-11-1748 5-27-1793
5.45
Bumpus, Jeremiah, Jr.(m) 9-8-1752 9-4-1828
5.46 Bumpus,
Sylvester(m)
11-11-1754 5-26-1827
5.171 Bumpus, Seth(unm)(n.f.d.) bpt. 9-17-1758 very young
5.47 Bumpus,
Judith(m)
6-20-1760 - -1805
5.48 Bumpus,
Lot(m) 7-6-1763 7-9-1835
5.49 Bumpus,
Lemuel
9-25-1766 3-1-1789
m.2 no issue. Jeremiah b. at
dau. of Doughty and Elizabeth(Tillson)
Randall Judith d. at
was selectman 1749, Juryman 1755, Fence
Viewer 1768, 79, 80, 89, 98. Constable 1749,
Juryman 1767, Tythingman 1760, 67, Town
Treasurer 1764, 65, 66, 67, 73, 74, 75,
Surveyor 1776, 91, 97. Jeremiah was a Rev. War Pvt. and Sergeant. He
was a
member of the committee of Correspondence
and Safety 1776. He was Town Cleck and
Representative in the General Court. He
joined the
In Jeremiah's will he mentions Joseph,
Jeremiah, Jr., Sylvester, Judith Lodbell
and Lot. Jeremiah(g.p 5.45) his s. was
executor. In deed of 1793 Jeremiah Bump for
300 pounds conveys his old farm and house
in
lod;: 4.26 Bumpas, Seth - -1723 bef.-1755
4.26.m 12-7-1752
Blackwell
Mercy 3-2-1734 - -
5.81 Bumpas, Seth(n.f.d.) ca.
- -1753 - -
Mercy 4 Blackwell(Samuel 3, Joshua 2,
Michael 1). Mercy b. at and of
Ma. CHB says Mercy Black, CFB says m.
3-2-1752. Seth was not mentioned in his
father's will, thus it is assumed that he
d. before or by 1755. After Seth's death
Mercy m. 10-31-1755, John Sherman b. 1721
and d. 1802 and she called Mercy
lod;: 4.27 Bumpas, Ruth - -1723 bef.-1755
4.27.m 4-15-1755
Holmes, Ebenezer 9-3-1720 - -
5.172 Holmes, Jane(n.f.d.) - - - -
5.173 Holmes, Jeremiah(n.f.d.) - - - -
5.174
Holmes, Barnabus(n.f.d.)
- - - -
Ebenezer 4 Holmes(Ebenezer 3, Isaac
2, William 1) was previously m. to Mary
Snow 10 Mar. 1747, thus Ruth was his 2nd
wife. Ruth Bump(us) of
Ebenezer(ar) Holmes of Rochester, Ma.
4-13-1755 Middleboro, 4-15-1755 in
early Ms. marriages. Ruth bpt. 6-24-1739.
lod;: 4.28 Bumpas, Phebe ca. - -1729 - -1802
4.28.m 2-26-1756
Dotey,
Joseph 5-12-1723 - -
Phebe m. Joseph at
of Joseph 4 Dotty(Joseph 3, 2, Edward 1).
Joseph was possibly a Quaker, see list of
Quakers in Dutchess Co., N.Y. Hist. by J.H.
Smith 1882.
lod;: 4.29 Bumpus, Joseph 5-1-1729 - -
4.29.m.1 10-20-1749
Reed,
Ruth - - bef. 1-8-1754
4.29.m.2 1-6-1754(int.)
Haskins(Hoskins)
Mary(Marcy) 10-13-1727 - -
5.50 Bumpus,
Ruth(m) bpt. 7-21-1754 - -
5.51 Bumpus,
Zilpha(m) bpt. 7-21-1754 - -
5.52 Bumpus,
Lois(m)
7-31-1754 - -
5.53 Bumpus, Sarah 8-10-1756 - -
5.175 Bumpus, Joseph 1-18-1759 11-10-1762
5.176 Bumpus,
James(m)
12-28-1761 - -
5.177 Bumpus, Joseph, II(m) 7-2-1763 11-5-1836
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g.f g.p name born died
5.178 Bumpus,
Abraham(m) -
- - -1804
5.179 Bumpus, Jonathan(m) - -1768 2-5-1846
Joseph m.1 at
Ma. Deer Reeve 1762, 63, 66, 67; Hog Reeve
1744. He. was b. at
and Zilpha were of m.l. All other children
of m.2. Joseph probably d.before his father
as he was not mentioned in his father'
estate. He was called Joseph, Jr. in records.
lod;: 4.30 Bumpas, Benjamin - -1734 4-19-1816
4.30.m.1 1-15-1756
Sprague, Ruth - - - -
4.30.m.2 ca. - -1757
Pease,
Eunice - -1763 5-14-1824
5.54 Bumpas,
Elizabeth(m)
3-24-1757 - -
Benjamin bpt. 6-24-1739.
Ma. Benjamin lived at
Juryman 1759. Eunice d. at
lod;: 4.31 Bumpas, Jean bpt. 1-3-1741/2 - -
Jean bpt. at
lod;: 4.32 Bumpas, Rebecca 5-26-1713 8-18-1783
4.32.m 6-19-1735
Tupper, Thomas,
Sr. 12-20-1714 12-3-1819
5.97 Tupper,
William(m)
9-14-1735 - -
5.90 Tupper, Ichabod(n.f.d.) 4-4-1737 in infancy
5.91 Tupper,
Joseph(m)
8-25-1739 - -
5.92 Tupper, Mary(n.f.d.) 5-14-1741 in infancy
5.93 Tupper,
Rebecca(m)
8-26-1743 - -
5.94 Tupper, Susanna,(n.f.d.) 3-6-1749 - -
5.95 Tupper,
Nathaniel(m)
3-12-1745 - -
5.96 Tupper,
Thomas, Jr.(m)
3-12-1747 - -
Rebecca b. at Middleboro Ma., d. at
Monson, Ma. She m. at Middleboro, Ma.
They moved to Monson about 1780. Children
b. at Middleboro, Ma.
Susanna(Susan) dau. of Thomas and
Rebecca Bumpas, above m. Joseph Perry, bpt.
April 15, 1750, s. of Joseph and
Rhoda(Bumpas) Perry. Rhoda Bumpas was a dau. of
Benjamin and Susannah(Lovell)Bumpas and was
b. Nov. 30, 1729. Thomas Tupper, Sr. d.
at Monson, Ma. Dec. 3, 1810. Rebecca d. at
Monson, Ma. Aug. 18, 1783.
lod;: 4.33 Bumpas, Joseph, Sr. 1-30-1715 near 2-4-1750
4.33.m 1-18-1741/2
Tupper,
Mehitable
12-31-1721 12-27-1785
5.55 Bumpas,
Jedidah(m)
9-11-1742 - -
5.56 Bumpas,
Mary(m)
2-1-1745 12-17-1829
5.57 Bumpas,
Joseph, Jr.(m)
10-25-1747 2-1-1817
5.58
Bumpas, James(m) 7-12-1750 between
1790 - 1800
Joseph, Sr. b. at Middleboro Ma. He
d. near 4 Feb. 1750 the day admistration
was granted to his brother Nathaniel He d.
at Middleboro, Ma. He m. Mehitable the
dau. of Ichabod 3 Tupper(Capt. Thomas 2,
Thomas 1) and Mary. Mehitable b. at
deceased 1750. In 1756 Mehitable Bumpas of
Middleboro was appointed guardian of
Jedidah, a minor dau. of Joseph, also of
Joseph, Jr., Mary and James. in 1750
Nathaniel Bumpas was appointed
administrator. Mehitabable(__________ Bump, widow
b. abt 1721, d. "of stoppage"
12-27-1785 age 64 yrs.(Middleboro deaths p.30).
lod;: 4.34 Bumpas, Nathaniel, Sr. 2-16-1716 10-17-1778
4.34.m.1 2-6-1752
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g.f g.p name born died
Blackwell,
Abijah ca. - -1717
ca. - -1760
4.34.m.2 ca. - -1761
Vaughn,
Abijah(Aniah) 11-3-1730 5-8-1775
5.59 Bumpas,
Lydia(m)
11-13-1752 - -
5.60 Bumpas,
Joseph(m) 2- -1754
10-4-1827
5.61 Bumpas,
Nathaniel, Jr.(m)
12-18-1755 - -
5.62 Bumpas,
Issac(M)
11-27-1761 9-16-1831
5.63 Bumpas,
Zenas(m) bpt. 11-18-1764 - -1811
5.79 Bumpas,
Lucy(m) bpt. 10-14-1767 4-4-1814
5.80 Bumpas,
Mary(n.f.d.) bpt. 5-6-1770 - -
at Middleboro, Ma. Abijah(Abiah)Vaughn,
dau. of John 3 Vaughn(John 2, George 1)
and Jerusha Wood. Abiah b. and d. at
Middleboro, Ma. They lived at Middleboro, Ma.
He was a farmer. In French and Indian War,
a Corporal under Col. Dwight's
the expedition against Louisbourg in 1745.
Selectman at Middleboro in 1745.
In his will he mentions 3 sons: Joseph, Isaac
and Zenas and dau's
Mary.
He appointed Joseph, s. of his brother Joseph and his own s. Joseph to be
executors. Value of estate 3724 pounds, 17
shillings, 5 pence. In 1779 Mary, 9 yrs.,
Lucy 12 yrs and Zenas and Isaac about 14
yrs. ask that Joseph Bumpas be appointed guardian
lod;: 4.35 Bumpas, Mary ca. - -1719 11-20-1772
4.35.m 4-2-1741
Bearse, James 4-13-1717 - -
James 3 and Abiah(Ford) Bearse(James
2, Austin 1).
Halifax V.R. says Mary Bumpas of
Middleboro Ma. was m. to James Bearse of
lod;: 4.36 Bumpus, Wybra(Weibra) ca.
- -1721 11-29-1794
4.36.m 3-18-1740/41
Pratt, Samuel,
III - -1716 4-20-1794
Wybra m. at Middleboro, Ma., Samuel 4
Pratt, III(Samuel 3. 2. Phineas 1).
Children were b. to this marriage, how,
many not known.
lod;: 4.37 Bumpus, Abigail - -1713 6- -1776
4.37.m 10-8-1737
Bumpas,
Samuel(g.p 4.6)
8-28-1709 4-18-1770
For other data see g.f 4.6.
lod;: 4.38 Bumpus, John, III ca.
- -1715 7-20-1785
4.38.m 5-20-1744
English,
5.64 Bumpus,
Nathaniel bpt. 5-12-1745 2- -1754
5.65 Bumpus,
Lemuel bpt. 9-21-1746 2- -1754
5.66 Bumpus,
5.153 Bumpus,
Barnabus(m)
1-29-1748/49 - -1808
John m. Alice English of Little
Compton, Ma. There seems to have been some
sort of tradegy or illness as Nathaniel Lemuel and Peter all d. in
1754. Marriage
records reads "John 3rd". John lived at
with s. Barnabus.
1745, from the church at Little Compton.
John joined the church June 8, 1740.
Records read John 3rd. Fence viewer 1740, 52,
53, 54, 60., Thyhtingman 1746, 50, 55,
57, 58, 62., Viewer of Highways 1749.,
Constable 1751, Juryman 1755. Nathaniel,
Lemuel and Barnabus are recorded in
sons of John 3rd and Alice.
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g.f g.p name born died
lod;: 4.39 Bumpas, Joshua 2-13-1716/17 12-28-1771
4.39.m 3-16-1748/49
Bates,
Mary(Mercy) - - - -
5.67 Bumpus,
Lydia(m)
7-19-1750 - -
5.68 Bumpus, Anna(n.f.d.) 3-10-1752 - -
5.69 Bumpus, Joshua(n.f.d.) 3-12-1754 - -
Joshua b. at
Mercy of
Military Service: Capt. Edward
Cole's
Tythingman 1749, Surveyor 1751, Hog Reeve
1758, Joshua joined the
from Harwich. Mercy joined
shows items amounting to 95 pounds, 4
shillings, 1 pence. Guardian of Anna and Joshua.
lod;: 4.40 Bumpas, Elizabeth 4-20-1719 12-6-1787
4.40.m 12-15-1739
Savery, Samuel 8-8-1718 - -1812
5.235 Savery,
Mehitable(m) -
-1741 - -
5.236 Savery,
Lydia(m) - -1744 - -
5.237 Savery, Benjamin(n.f.d.) - -1746 - -
5.238 Savery, Samuel(n.f.d.) - -1747 - -
5.219 Savery,
Elizabeth(m)
12-31-1750 2-12-1831
5.249 Savery, Benjamin(n.f.d.) - -1755 - -
5.240 Savery,
Phineas(m) -
-1757 - -
5.241 Savery, Mary(Mercy)(n.f.d.) - -1760 - -
5.220 Savery,
Abigail(m)
3-18-1764 4-8-1789
Samuel 4 Savery(Thomas 3, Samuel 2,
Thomas 1)
of
lod;: 4.41 Bumpas, Phillip 8-27-1723 1-24-1783
4.41.m 12-18-1746
Burge,
Mary -
-1725 9-14-1809
5.70 Bumpus,
Sarah(m) 11-10-1749 - -
5.71 Bumpus,
Rhoda(m)
2-22-1748 1-10-1816
Phillip b., m. and d. at
63; Hog Reeve 1742, 52; Constable 1749, 62;
Town Treasurer 1763; Fence Viewer
1750, 55, 58; Juryman 1757, 60, Surveyor of
Highways 1772, 80. Joined the Church in
1742.
lod;: 4.42 Bumpas, Anna 1-3-1725 8-26-1797
4.42.m 10-1-1747
Bourne,(Deacon) Ebenezer
5-23-1721 1-4-1762
5.84 Bourne, Abigail 7-23-1748 9-22-1754
5.85 Bourne, Susannah 3-3-1751 9-26-1754
5.86 Bourne,
Mary(m)
3-25-1752 5-4-1796
5.87 Bourne, John 9-8-1757 9-11-1778
5.88 Bourne,
Benjamin(m)
1-25-1760 3-14-1829
5.89 Bourne,
Mehitable(m)
3-21-1762 - -
Ebenezer 4 Bourne(Hezikiah 3, Job 2,
Richard 1)
Anna and Ebenezer m., lived and d. at
lod;: 4.43 Bumpas, Susannah 12-3-1727 - -
4.43.m 7-7-1749
Dotey,
Silas - - - -
Silas 4 Dotey(Joseph 3, 2, Edward 1).
They m. at
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g.f g.p name born died
lod;: 4.44 Bumpas, Rhoda 11-30-1729 11-12-1790
4.44.m.1 5-5-1747
Perry,
Joseph 8-2-1721 aft. 7-7-1772
4.44.m.2 10-12-1780
Conant,
5.221 Perry,
Susanna(m) 6-28-1762 3-20-1831
5.259 Perry, Ezra - -1748 - -
5.260 Perry, Joseph(m) - -1750 - -
5.261 Perry, Benjamin - -1752 - -
5.262 Perry, Jane - -1754 - -
5.263 Perry, Rhoda(m) - -1756 - -
5.264
Perry, Ezra(m)
- -1758 - -
5.265 Perry,
5.266 Perry, Sarah - -1770 - -
Rhoda was received into the Church at
Joseph were living at the date of
settlement of her father's estate July 1772. After
the death of Joseph she m. Lot Conant. This
indicates that Joseph d. between 1772
and 1780.
Lot was b. at
lod;: 4.45 Bumpas, Mercy 9-14-1735 - -1792
4.45.m.1 10-31-1755
Sherman,
John - - - -
4.45.m.2 - -
Stevens,__________ - - - -
5.267 Stevens??,
5.268 Stevens??, Mercy 7-19-1772 - -
Mercy and John were both of
Mercy remarried as CFB says she is called
Mercy Stevens in final settlement of her
father's will in 1772. Mercy b., m. and d.
at
lod;: 4.46 Bumpas, Alse(Alice) 1-14-1705/6 - -
Alse b. at
lod;: 4.47 Bumpas, Moses 3-20-1707/8 - -
Moses b. at
lod;: 4.48 Bumpas, George 12-16-1717 between
1790-1800
4.48.m 2-28-1745
Callum,
Mary - -
- -
5.72 Bump,
Jacob -
- - -
5.73 Bump,
Joseph(m) - - - -
5.74 Bump,
George, Jr. -
- - -
5.181 Bumpus,
Benjamin(m) 7-12-1749 3-10-1826
Mary Callum of
b. at
Militia in 1744. Freeman of
Thomas Bump were signers of the pledge, as
freeman, freeholders and inhabitants of
Dutchess Co., N.Y., being greatly alarmed
at the avowed design of the ministry to
raise a revenue in
do associate under all the tie of religion,
honor and love to our country to adopt and
endeavor to carry into execution
what-so-ever measures may be recommended by the
Contimntal Congress, Etc. Pledge signed at
the home of Robert Griffin.
lod;: 4.49 Bumpas, Samuel - -1705 - -
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g.f g.p name born died
4.49.m - -1725
Bump,
Martha(g.p 4. )? - - - -
Samuel was the s. of Ichabod(g.p 3.21)
and Sarah Blackmer, Ichabod's 1st wife.
lod;: 4.50 Bumpas, Rachel 6-19-1718 12-3-1807
4.50.m 6-29-1741
Sly, Miller ca. - -1714 12-10-1807
5.182 Sly,
One source of info. says; Rachel b.
6-9-1719 and d. 12-3-1804 and m. Miller Sly.
Another of info. says; Rachel b. 6-19-1719
and d. 12-3-1797 and m. Mills Sly. Rachel
was b at
d. in his 79th yr.
lod;: 4.51 Bumpas, Sarah ca. - -1721 - -
4.51.m 1-12-1742
Aldrich,
Abraham - - - -
Sarah was b. at
Abraham was of
lod;: 4.52 Bumpas, Susanna - -1723 - -
4.52.m 4-19-1741
Philips,
David - - - -
Susanna and David were m. at
lod;: 4.53 Bumpas, Zilpha(Zelpha) - -1725 - -
4.53.m 2-14-1742
Sly,
Joshua -
- - -
They m., at
lod;: 4.54 Bumpas,
4.54.m 6-19-1746
Streeter,
Benjamin J. - - - -
lod;: 4.55 Bumpas(Bump), Ichabod - -1734 12-22-1823
4.55.m.1 ca. - -1757
Curtis,
Sarah - - - -
4.55.m.2 - -
Tallman,_________
- - - -
4.55.m.3 - -
Hodge,
__________ - - - -
4.55.m.4 - -
________,
Truby - - - -
5.128 Bump,
Ithmer(m) ca. - -1764 8-14-1815
5.129 Bump,
Moses(m)
9-26-1759 - -
5.130 Bump,
Nathan(m) between 1774-1784 - -
5.131 Bump,
David(m)
5-14-1769 - -
5.132 Bump,
Jonathan(m) ca. 1760-1770 8-30-1849
5.133 Bump,
Gideon(m) -
- 8-30-1849
5.134 Bump,
Jacob(m) -
- - -
5.135 Bump,
Hannah(m) -
- - -
5.183 Bump,
Aaron(m)
7-6-1761 4-22-1852
5.184 Bump, Phebe - - - -
5.185 Bump, Sarah - - - -
5.186 Bump, Tarsey - - - -
5.187 Bump,
Rachael(m) -
- - -
5.188 Bump,
Ichabod, Jr.(m)
6-15-1780 - -1800
5.189 Bump,
James -
-1763 - -1810
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g.f g.p name born died
Ichabod Bump(g.p 4.55) d. age 90 yrs,
He was veteran of the Rev. War. He settled
in Madison Co., N.Y. in 1797 with sons and
one dau. most of the family moved farther
west. Ithmer, his s. d. age 51 yrs, 6
mo's. He was also a Rev. War Veteran.
Ithmer and
Ichabod are buried in a cemetery between
the farm that is or was known as the Tommy
Davis farm. Ichabod d. at
N.Y. and Ithmer his s. d. at
marriages were widows. He resided at White
Creek, Renselaer Co., N.Y.,
Saratoga Co., N.Y., Smithfield, Madison Co., N.Y. and
He was a farmer.
Rev. War. In
State in
He bought his farm in what is now the
Town of
for 280 pounds and sold it April 9, 1805
for $1,750. The deed of sale was
signed by Ichabod and wife Zurviah.
Ichabod shown as a member of Baptist
Church of Christ Providence,
lod;: 4.56 Bump, Jacob - -1738 12-17-1829
4.56.m 9-29-1760
Slew(Slye),
Rebecca(Dinah) - -1740 11-25-1818
5.141 Bump, Stephen(m) 1-30-1761 11-30-1818
5.142 Bump, Asa(m) 1-30-1761 - -
5.143 Bump,
Laban(m) 8-29-1765 2-24-1850
5.144 Bump,
Lavinia(m)
5-9-1767 12-19-1851
5.190 Bump,
Wanton(m) 7-9-1768 10-5-1832
5.191 Bump,
Rhoda(m)
4-25-1771 - -
5.192 Bump,
Elizabeth(m)
5-3-1775 1-25-1859
5.193 Bump,
Barnet(m)
6-27-1779 8-9-1844
5.194 Bump, Jacob(m) 5-12-1785 8-12-1849
5.195 Bump,
Sylvia -
- 3-25-1856
Jacob was b. and m. at Mendon, Ma. and
d. at
at and d. at
He was a member of the Ma. Militia.
Enlisted at Uxbridge in Capt. Maynard's Co.,
William William's Reg't. He was at the
assault and capture of
Arthur L. Bump's record says that Jacob
also served in the Rev. War and that he was
a prisoner for three years on the British
Ship "Partmore". He further
investigated
British records but could not verify this.
No mention is made of any service in the
Rev. War in History of
In Jacob's will he mentions his s. Asa
Bump to whom he left one dollar and all the
notes that he held against him at the
present time which will be his full share out of
his estate. To his dau. Sylvia Bourne, two
dollars which she had had which will be her
share out of my estate. To his dau. Rhoda
Parker one hundred dollars and one fourth
part of my household furniture. To my dau.
Lovinia Bowen, one hundred dollars and
one fourth part of my household furniture.
To my dau,
dollars and one half my household
furniture. To my four sons(that is)
Laban Bump,
Wanton Bump, Barnet Bump, Jacob Bump and
the heirs of my son Stephen Bump, all
my real estate and personal estate,
etc. I do hereby constitute and appoint
my son
Wanton Bump and Joseph Weeks executors of
this my last will and testament.
His will was witnessed by Henry Rice,
Robert Swan and Abigail Rice and signed
by his mark(x) Jacob Bump.
lod;: 4.57 Bump, Mathew 11-27-1725 - -1770
Mathew was bpt. at Church,
g.f g.p name born died
lod;: 4.58 Bump, Samuel 2-5-1727/8 - -
4.58.m - -
________,
________ - - - -
5.196 Bump,
Samuel
4-18-1753 - -
5.197 Bump,
John
4-21-1756 - -
Samuel was b. at
recorded at Bolton, Feb. 16, 1747 he is
recorded of East Haddam,
lod;: 4.59 Bump, William 10-26-1723 8-2-1750
William was b. at
lod;: 4.60 Bump, Samuel, Jr. ca. - -1711 - -
4.60.m.1 3-29-1733
Rogers,
Sarah
7-21-1706 4-10-1736
4.60.m.2 8-3-1738
Broughton,
Martha - - - -
5.76 Bumpus,
Levi(m)
3-17-1734/5 - -
5.77 Bump, Priscilla bpt. 3-3-1733 - -
5.78 Bump,
Samuel of
dau. of John 4(John 3, Joseph 2, Thomas 1)
and Priscilla Hamblin. Samuel moved to
were of m.1 and
share of his grandfather's estate.
lod;: 4.61 Bump, Thankful ca. - -1713 - -
4.61.m 12-12-1744
Hamblin,
Jonathan
7-13-1718 2-22-1775
5.269 Hamblin, Thankful 4-18-1747 - -
5.270 Hamblin, Jonathan 3-27-1749 - -
5.271 Hamblin, Tabitha 1-14-1751 - -
5.272 Hamblin, Content 5-6-1753 - -
Thankful was bpt. 10-16-1715, b.,
m. and d. at
lod;: 4.62 Bump, Patience - -1715 - -
Patience is shown by CFB but not by
CHB. Patience was bpt. 10-16-1715.
lod;: 4.63 Bump, Sarah 4-5-1718 - -
4.63.m
7-17-1740
Lothrop,
Samuel - - - -
CHB spells Samuel's name as Lothrop
and CFB spells his name Lathrop.
lod;: 4.64 Bump, Joanna 5-15-1719 - -
4.64.m.1 11-16-1749
Hamblin,
Samuel
1-7-1722 - -
4.64.m.2 12-3-1755
Hamblin,
Ebenezer
11-26-1719 - -
5.273 Hamblin, Rebecca 9-13-1750 - -
Samuel 4 Hamlen(Hamlin),
Jr.(Ebenezer 3, John 2, James 1) Joanna b., m. and d.
at
lod;: 4.65 Bump, Jabez 6-28-1721 - -
4.65.m - -
_______,
Jabez may be the "Javis"
Bumpus in Onslow Co., N.C., Militia 1754; the "Tabis"
who witnessed the will of Job Bumpus there
in 1764 and the "Jabis" of
page 029
g.f g.p
name born died
Jones Co., N.C. 1790 census; wife named
Jabez b.
is exempted and exempted from poll tax. In
census of 1790 is shown living with wife, no
children mentioned. His name appears Jabez,
Tabis, Tabes and Talus. Also says Jabez
is with his cousin Job in Onslow Co., N.C.
lod;: 4.66 Bump, Thomas 3-20-1722/3 - -
4.66.m 1-2-1747
Stewart(Stuart), Mercy near
3-26-1784
5.103 Bump, (son unnamed) 4-26-1751 4-26-1751
5.104 Bump, Joanna 6-23-1752 - -
5.105 Bump, Samuel 4-14-1754 5-5-1755
5.106 Bump, Mercy 5-2-1756 5-6-1756
Thomas was b. at
They m. at
probate 16:178 and 16:141 he had departed
the state leaving an insolvent estate. His
widow d. near 26 March 1784. Administration
at
William Sherman.
lod;: 4.67 Bump, John 5-17-1725 - -
John was b. at
lod;: 4.68 Bump,
lod;: 4.69 Bump, Bethia 8-23-1729 - -
4.69.m 10-26-1748
Phinney,
Seth - - - -
Bethia was b. and m. at
lod;: 4.71 Bump, Phebe 4-21-1734 - -
Phebe was b. at
lod;: 4.72 Bump, Robinson 11-5-1721 - -1767
4.72.m 1-1-1746/7
Williams,
Mary - - - -
5.198 Bump,
Abel(m)
12-28-1748 - -
5.199 Bump,
Mary
8-18-1753 - -
5.200 Bump,
Mercy
8-18-1755 - -
Robinson was b., m. and d. at Preston,
at
lod;: 4.73 Bump, Deliverance bpt. 2-14-1725
12-9-1756
4.73.m 11-11-1742
Brown,
Jacob
7-4-1711 1-10-1793
Deliverance was b., m. and d. at
Preston,
lod;: 4.74 Bump, Keziah bpt. 11-5-1721 - -
4.74.m
8-13-1744
Chappell,
Nathan - - - -
5.98 Chappell, Nathan 11-4-1745 - -
5.99 Chappell, Keziah 11-28-1748 6-2-1764
5.100 Chappell, Susanna 4-18-1750 - -
5.101 Chappell,
Nathan 3-16-1752 - -
5.102 Chappell, Ruth 7-1-1754 - -
Nathan and Keziah were both of
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Rebecca was b. and d.
lod;: 4.76 Bump, Sarah bpt. 11-5-1721 - -
4.76.m 9-13-1757
Kinne, Benjamin - - - -
Sarah was bpt. at
lod;: 4.77 Bump, Mary bpt. 11-5-1721 - -
4.77.m 9-6-1738
Wedge, David bpt. 6-19-1715 - -
5.145 Wedge, Josiah 10-10-1739 - -
5.146 Wedge, Elijah 4-15-1741 - -
5.147 Wedge, David 9-11-1743 - -
5.148 Wedge, Mary 12-18-1745 9-16-1753
5.149 Wedge, Joshua 7-31-1748 - -
5.150 Wedge, John 6-19-1750 - -
5.151 Wedge, Abigail 1-24-1753 - -
5.152 Wedge, Mary 3-1-1755 - -
David and Mary were m. at First Church
of Norwich, Ct. They were m. by Rev.
Benjamin Lord. David was bpt. at First
lod;: 4.78 Bumpas, Benjamin - -1732 - -
4.78.m - -1759
Bourne ,
Abigail 4-26-1791 1- -1876
Abigail 6 Bourne(Benjamin 4, Hezekiah
3, Job 2, Richard 1)
lod;: 4.79 Bump, Patience 1-23-1723/4 5-1-1725
Patience was b. at
lod;: 4.80 Hall, Charity - - - -
4.80.m ca. - -1734
Winslow,
Nathan - - - -
There was issue of this marriage, no
data.
lod;: 4.81 Bumpass, David - - - -
4.81.m - -
_______,
Martha - - - -
5.202 Bumpass, Sarah - - - -
5.203 Bumpass, Gabriel - - - -
5.204 Bumpass, Elizabeth - - - -
5.205 Bumpass, Robert - - - -
David resided in Orange Co., N.C. He
was b. in N.C. Military service:
Soldier in N.C. in 1754. Will of David Bumpass
1776, Orange Co., N.C. Names wife
Martha Bumpass, 1 negro girl, 191 acres,
children James, Sarah, Gabriel,
and Robert.
lod;: 4.82 Bumpass, Cornelius - - - -
Cornelius was b. in N.C.
lod;: 4.83 Bumpass, John - - - -
John b. in N.C.
lod;: 4.84 Bumpass, Abigail - - - -
4.84.m - -
_______, Lewis - - - -
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Abigail was named as a dau., Abigail
Lewis in David' will She was b. in N.C.
lod;: 4.85 Perry, Merebah 12-4-1709 - -
4.85.m - -
Barber, John - - - -
lod;: 4.86 Perry, Edmund 4-24-1710/11 - -
4.86.m - -
Randall,
Patience - - - -
lod;: 4.93 Bump, Abel bpt. 11-26-1720 - -
Abel was bpt. at the 2nd church at
lod;: 4.94 Parker, Sarah 12- -1696 1-6-1718/19
4.94.m 12-14-1715
Lumbert,
Joshua - - - -
5.107 Lumbert, Sarah(m) 9-28-1716 - -
5.108 Lumbert, Parker(unm) 12-24-1718 - -
Joshua was of Tisbury, Ma. Children were
b. at
lod;: 4.95 Parker, Mary 5- -1698 - -1745
4.95.m 9-28-1735
5.109
5.110
5.111
5.12
Mary Parker b. the last day of May.
lod;: 4.96 Parker, Peace 12-8-1699 - -
4.96.m 12-22-1724
Edwards,
Joshua - - - -
lod;: 4.98 Parker, Priscilla 9-4-1704 - -
4.98.m 1-27-1730/1
Symons,
Philip -
- <- -
5.113 Symons, Joanna 6-17-1732 - -
5.114 Symons, Samuel 5-16-1736 - -
5.115 Symons, Priscilla 4-17-1738 - -
5.116 Symons, Philip(m) - - - -
5.117 Symons, Hannah 5-8-1743 - -
5.118 Symons, John 7-9-1747 - -
lod;: 4.99 Parker, Prudence 8-6-1705 - -
4.99.m - -
Steward,
David
6-7-1707 - -
5.119 Steward, Mercy 6-11-1727 - -
5.120 Steward, Mary 12-18-1728 - -
5.121 Steward, Susannah 1-21-1730 - -
5.122 Steward, Elkanah(m) 8-12-1737 - -
5.123 Steward, Daniel 10-12-1739 - -
- -
5.124 Steward, Hannah(m) 6-20-1747 - -
David 3 Steward(James 2, Daniel 1) s. of
James and Sarah(Wait) Steward. David's
brother Joseph m. Patience, sister of
Prudence. Three ch. were b. at
the others at Jardwick, Ma.
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lod;: 4.100 Parker, Patience abt.-1707 - -
4.100.m - -1724/25
Steward,
Joseph - - - -
5.125 Steward, Samuel 8-19-1729 - -
5.126 Steward, John 10-19-1732 - -
5.127 Steward, Seth 2-23-1736 - -
Joseph was of
lod;: 4.105 Benson, Job 5-7-1703 - -
4.105.m 5-7-1703
Richardson,
Miriam - - - -
lod;: 4.106
4.106.m 6-23-1737
Nye, Samuel - - - -
lod;: 4.107 Benson, Ruth 10-7-1704 - -
4.107.m 9-29-1727
Phillips,
David - - - -
lod;: 4.108 Bumpass, Robert ca. - -1700 - -1777
4.108.m.1 ca. - -1724
_________, Sarah
S. - - - -
4.108.m.2 - -
_______,
__________ - - - -
5.206 Bumpass,
John(Fighting)(m) -
-1736 - -1813
5.207 Bumpass,
Samuel, II(m) - -1728 - -1773
5.208 Bumpass,
William(m) -
- - -1776
5.209 Bumpass,
Edward(m) -
- - -1776
5.210 Bumpass,
Robert(m) -
- - -
5.211 Bumpass,
Elizabeth(m) -
- - -
5.212 Bumpass,
Winnefred(m) -
-1745 - -1819
5.213 Bumpass,
Lucy(m) -
- - -
5.214 Bumpass,
Agnes(m) -
- - -
5.215 Bumpass,
Martha -
- - -
per CHB; Robert(g.p 4.108) b. in
Sarah, last name not known, and possibly m. a
second time. Acquired land in Amelia
Co.,
Bumpass, presumably his father, his s. Samuel
being about 10 yrs old. In 1753 acquired
land on Tar River, Person Co., N.C. In 1771
gives this land in N.C. to his sons________,
1776, William wills the home place in
Owned land in Bedford Co.,
Robert obtained from the Earle of Granville a
grant of 640 acres in what is now
Person Co., N.C. Before 1760 Robert was
settled in that part of Orange Co., N.C.
which was in 1777 formed into Caldwell Co. and
still later cut off into Person Co.,
N.C. His will dated Jan 3, 1777, Orange Co.,
N.C. mentions wife Sarah; children John
Bumpass, Lucy VanHook, Elizabeth Davey, Agnes
Pratt, Winnefred Kizort and Martha
1728/29; d. 5 Dec. 1812., m. Annie or Ann;
(g.p 5.207) Samuel b. ca. 1726/28; d. ca.
1776.; (g.p 5.210). Robert, no records found.
WILL OF
ROBERT BUMPASS
In the name of God Amen, the third day
of January in the year of our lord one
thousand seaven hundred and seaventy seaven I
Robert Bumpass of
memory thanks to the allmighty God for his
mercies and therefore calling to mind
once the mortallity of my boddey and knowing
that it is appointed unto all men once
to die I make and ordain this my last Will an
Testament Principly and first of all I
give and recommend my Precious and Imortal
soul into the hands of God that gave it
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to me and as for my bodey I recommend it to
the Earth, to be buried in a decent and
Christian like manner and at the General
Resurrection I shall receive the same again
by the mighty power of God and as touching my
worldly Estate where it hath pleased
God in this life to bless me with after my
last debts and funral expences are paid I
give and dispose of in manner and form as
followeth.
Item I lend unto my well beloved wife
Sarah Bumpass the land and plantation and
all my negoes togeathar with my stock and
household firniture with my crop and
working tools during her natural life or
widowhood but at the death or marriage of my
wife Sarah Bumpass that all my lands and
negroes with all the rest of my estate may
be solde for rady money and the money equaly
divided between my well beloved son
and daughters Elisabeth Davey & Agnes
Prat and Winniford Kizort & Martha Wilson to them
and their heirs forever.
Item I make and ordain my trew and
trusty friends soul executors of this my last
will and testament that is to say my trusty
friend Gabriel Davey and Sarah Bumpass
and John Bumpass soul executors of this my
last will and testament, rattifying and
confirming this and no other to be my last
will and testament in witness wherof I
have here unto set my hand and seal the day
and year first above written.
Signed Seal and delivered)
in presence of us)
Robert Bumpass(Seal)
James Daveys Jurat Will
& Testament was proved
Agnes
X Pratt in
open court by the oath of
her mark William Pratt &
James Davey
two of the subscribing
witnesses & C.
Tes W.
W Moore C.C
(Coore?)
From
1776-1864, Vol.I, Pg. 12.
lod;: 4.109 Bumpas, John - - - -
4.109.m - -
_______,
_______ - - - -
5.216 Bumpas,
Ann(m) -
- - -
5.217 Bumpas,
William(m)
1-20-1755 6-7-1837
lod; 4.109(3.3,
2.4, 1.1) - - - -
lod;: 4.110 Bumpas, Diggs 12-2-1779 - -
4.110.m.1 - -
________,
_______ - - - -
4.110.m.2 6-20-1774
Bedford,(Watson)(Pearson)
5.218 Bumpas,
Nancy(m)
1-1-1777 8-12-1833
5.223 Bumpass,
5.224 Bumpass,
Almira(m) -
- - -
Per CHB; Diggs was b. at Hanover Co.,
Va. Frances was b. in
widow of Robert Bedford. Name of Diggs' first
wife unknown. Diggs' home was "Cliff Side.",
The beautful old home still stands on an
elevation in a bend of the Stauton
River
the regular Army (Rev. War) but was made an
officer in the Charlotte County Militia.
He assumed guardianship over the estate of his
stepchildren Betty F. Bedford and
others who finally objected and the court
relieved him.
Francis(Watson) Pearson was m. three
times; first to Robert Bedford; 2nd to
Diggs Bumpass and 3rd to Thomas Ligon of
George Walton, one of the signers of the
Declaration of Independence for
he with Joseph Pearson,
Rebecca Walton, her father was Charles Pearson.
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Samuel thus a brother to "our
Robert". Diggs Bumpass b. in
Stephen Bedford,
20 June 1774,(Charlotte Co.,
surety John Williams. Frances Pearson, b. 2 July 1739, was
maternally from the
Waltons on Bush River, Price Edward Co.,
Walton,
signer of the Declaration of Independence, from
with Joseph Pearson, brother of
Frances and Diggs had 3 dau's.;
Charlotte Co.,
Wm. Royal;
married 16 Jan by Rev. John Williams.
Cherry.) Almira m. a
Diggs Military service: Charlotte Co.
Militia, Feb Court 1778- Diggs Bumpass, 2nd
Lt.; Sept.
Court. 1777- Diggs Bumpass, Ensign. Diggs Bumpass d. 2 Dec., 1779. His
widow, Fanny Bumpass, m. Thomas Ligon 13 Dec.
1780. Security James Hamlett.
Charlotte Co.,
lod;: 4.111 Bumpas, Josiah - - - -
Josiah b. in Ma.
lod;: 4.112 Bumpas, Nathan - - - -
Nathan was b. in Ma.
lod;: 4.113 Benson, John ca. - -1700 - -
4.113.m - -
_______, Judith - - - -
lod;: 4.114 Benson, Hannah ca. - -1705 - -
4.114.m - -
Inman,
Michael - - - -
lod;: 4.115 Benson, Rachel - -1707 - -
4.115.m - -
White, John - - - -
lod;: 4.116 Benson, Jacob ca. - -1708/9 - -
4.116.m - -
lod;: 4.118 Washburn, Barnabus - - - -
4.118.m - -
Sears,
Hannah - - - -
lod;: 4.119 Washburn, Ephraim - - - -
4.119.m - -
Washburn,
Egloth - - - -
lod;: 4.120 Rouse, Abigail 3-28-1693 - -
4.120.m 4-4-1723
Bump, Samuel(g.p
3.23) 2-20-1687 - -1747
Abigail and Samuel were cousins.
lod;: 4.121 Hurd, Bethia - -1720 - -
4.121.m - -
Yarrington,
Ebenezer - - - -
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lod;: 4.123 Hurd, Thomas - -1724 - -
4.123.m - -
Richardson,
Keziah - - - -
lod;: 4.124 Hurd, John - -1724 - -
4.124.m - -
Hunter,
Jemima - - - -
lod;: 4.125 Hurd, Josiah - -1726 - -
4.125.m - -
_______,
Phebe - - - -
lod;: 4.126 Hurd, Jacob - -1729 - -
4.126.m - -
Welch, Amy - - - -
lod;: 4.127 Ballard, William 11-29-1722 - -
4.127.m - -
Creed, Mary
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