New England Ships Passenger Lists, The Increase/Encrease 1635. Increase 1635 Founders of New England: Records of Ships Passenger Lists from England to New England between 1620 and 1640.
This set of ships passenger lists includes ships to Virginia (a catch-all phrase to mean almost anywhere along the coast), Barbadoes, Bermuda, West Indies and of course New England Lorine's Note: This set of records consists of various passenger lists, names of individuals ready to sail to New England, and names of those taking the Oath of Allegiance (in preparation for sailing). It is not always obvious when each ship left. Researchers will have to determine whether or not a ship made more than one sailing each year it is mentioned. The original spelling has been maintained, so you will see "Landen" for "London", etc. Nono die Aprilis 1635 In the Encrease of London, Mr Robert Lea vrs New England. Encrease (Increase) April 1635 xiiij April 1635.
First Name; Surname; Years; Occupation xiij Apr. 1635 In the Increase, prd. Xiiij Aprilis 1635 viij Aprilis 1635 viij. The Josselin Society. Joslin stories. This page will cover various stories about Joslin people Almost every week ne details come to me about members of our large worldwide family, when an interesting story emerges I will try and add it to this page....
I start with the story of two young flyers in World War 2 ( this story is also available in pdf for better printing) And LESLIE CYRIL GOSLIN 1915-1943 click here for the pdf file contains both stories. Notice Board. EVENTS and NOTICES for JOSLIN RESEARCH December 2002 December 1st Update the web site to include Barnardo’s add Joslin’s Notice Board of current events in my Family 4th Receive from Murray Kennedy: email with the latest version of PediTree v3.265 5th Receive email from Adelia (Joslin) in Brazil, She writes to me in Portuguese and I use an Altavista translating programme to read them. 6th Margaret and I visit London for a long weekend, travel by train (on time) Visit Family Record Centre (order Joslin GRO’s) Dinner at ‘Browne’s in Islington. 7th attend meeting at the Westminster Archives, Visit St Martins in the Field Meeting at Waterstone’s (Piccadilly) Christmas shopping at Fortnum & Masons See ‘Harry Potter 2’ at the Barbican with Andrew and Anna JOSLIN our son and D-in-L. 8th Go to Braintree for ‘Josselin Society’ meeting, Ben colleted me at Witham station, 10th Lancaster FHS meeting, email from Doug Joslin [112] re Johnceline surname found in the Devon 1851 census at Ottery St.
Basis. Disasters: Natural & Man-Made. Joslin. On September 10, 2009 I visited the library in Iola, Allen County, Kansas where I was able to find cemetery transcriptions and newspaper obituaries for some descendants of Minerva Fatima (Joslin) Knight, daughter of my 3rd great-grandparents Lysander and Lydia (Robison) Joslin.
Minerva Fatima Joslin was born January 7, 1859 in Whitley County, Indiana. At the age of 17, on March 16, 1876, Minerva was married in Whitley County to 20 year old William John Knight. The minister who married them was Price Goodrich, the brother of Minerva's grandmother, Abigail (Goodrich) Joslin. The next year Minerva and William moved to Barton County, Kansas along with her parents and the majority of her brothers and sisters. (Her sister and my 2nd great-grandmother, Malissa Joslin Brubaker, was the only sibling that remained in Whitley County, Indiana.) A William Knight was found in Beaver Township (page 490) in the 1880 census with wife Mary (this is presumed to actually be Minerva). W. 1. 2. 3. Josselyn before 1150. The following communication on Gen-Medieval, 25 Jul 1999, by Dennis J.
Cunniff is an excellect summary: From generation 3 onward to Thomas Joslin the immigrant ancestor the line presented is as published in the NEHGR [1], but Elizabeth French there seems to identify the wrong father of Geoffrey Joslin, generation 5. She says he was "Sir Gilbert Jocelyn, [who] settled in Lincolnshire, where he held of Gilbert of Gaunt the lordships of Semperingham and Tyrrington," father of St. Gilbert of Semperingham. But St. One possible candidate for father of Geoffrey was "Gozelin Filius Lanberti, Tenant-in-chief in Domesday Lincolnshire who held in 1086 lands previously held by his father Lambert. Lanbert, a Norman, occurs "Domesday Lincolnshire as tenant of Jocelyn fitz Lambert, to whom he was perhaps related. I don't know if Keats-Rohan plans to publish anything further on these families and I don't know of anyone else doing research on them. The pertinent references are: 1. Wisconsin Historical Society Digital Collection : Compound Object Viewer.
The Josselyn Family. Josselyn Family Album The name "Jocelyn" originates from a Norman / French christian name - probably initially spelt as "Goscelin".
There are many modern spellings including Jocelyn, Jocelin, Josselin, Josselyn, Josline, Joslyne, Joslen, Joscelyne, Joselyn, Joslyn, Joslin, Josslin, Josolyne, Josling, Goscelin and Gosling. For consistency I have normally used "Jocelyn" when describing the family in general terms and for the senior (Roden) branch and Josselyn for the junior, Essex, branch. It seems highly likely that the first English ancestor of our Jocelyn / Josselyn family was a Norman Knight, however as many of the Normans were known as "Jocelyn" (there are several listed in the Domesday Book), we can be reasonably sure that there are several independent "Jocelyn" families today. The Josselyn family are without doubt of Norman origin. Fortunately, unlike the Barringtons, the Josselyn family is well documented back to about 1150. Encrease / Increase 1635. Ellis Island - FREE Port of New York Passenger Records Search. Genealogy Resources.