The other line
of the family descended from John, who died in 1493 and his wife
Olive Arthur, started with their son William. He was born ca.
1469 and died in 1530. He married Aline Covert and it is
recorded they had four sons; Robert, John, Richard and Edmund.
It is John whom we now continue; born before 1494, of Puddleton,
Dorset, and died in Dec. 1558. He was buried at St. Marys
Church, Puddleton. He married Agnes Handcock, b. 1498 in
Puddleton. She had two brothers, John who died in 1589 and
Alexander. John Bartlett is said to have been the Royal
Confectionair.
They had four sons; Robert (below), Richaxd who married
Alice Hames and was President of the College of Physicins,
Thomas, the Kings Printer who married Edith Skottes and William
whose daughter was baptized on Mar. 6, 1547.
ROBERT BARTTELET, born ca. 1521, of Puddleton, Dorset, died Nov.
1578. He married July 2, 1542, Alice Prout, born 1525, in
Puddleton and died 1592 in Puddleton. They had ten children.
Children:
JOHN, b. 1545 Cherton, Wiltshire
William, b. Nov. 1547 (all born in Puddleton, Dorset)
Agnes, b. Jan. 22' 1549
William, b. May 9, 1551
Robert. b. Dec. 26' 1552
Edith, b. Sep. 30, 1555
Roger, b. Jun. 20, 1557
Joan, b. Jun. 1560
Richard, b. Nov. 13, 1561
Robert, b. Mar. 1567
JOHN BARTTELET born 1545, Cherton, Wiltshire,
died 1591, married Agnes Benger, b. ca. 1560 in Alton,
Wiltshire, the daughter of John Benger, b. before 1534 in Alton,
Wiltshire.
Children:
ROBERT, b. Dec. 2, 1568
John
Thomas
William
ROBERT BARTLETT, Born Dec 2, 1568, died June 9,
1655, and married on Oct. 16, 1589 at St. Marys Church.
Piddleton, Alice Barker and resided at Fordington Manor,
Piddleton, (formerly Puddleton) They had five known children
and maybe another named John.
Children:
Liddia, b. Aug. 2, 1590
Ruth, b. Apr. 22, 1591
Richard, b. May 17, 1592
Martha, b. May 11, 1598
ROBERT, b. May 27, 1601
John, b. Jan. 1605/06
ROBERT BARTLETT, Born May 27, 1601, at All Saints
Parish, Northampton, England, died Nov. 5, 1688 in Manomet,
Plymouth Co. MA. He married Mary Warren born before 1605 in
England, died July 3, 1676 Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA. The
daughter of Richard Warren, born at St. Leonards, London in
1580, died 1627/28 Plymouth, MA. Richard married before 1604 an
Elizabeth
born ca. 1583, died Oct. 22, 1673 Plymouth. Richard Warren came
to America on the "Mayflower" and his wife and daughter came on
the ship "Anne" in 1623 upon which they met Robert Bartlett. He
married Mary in 1628 and built their home on the Eel River on
and acre of land he received in the division of land on May 22,
1627.
In the division of cattle at that time, Robert and twelve others
drew the tenth lot which was a "heyfer of the last yeare called
the white belyd heyfer and two shee goats." Robert served as a
member of the grand jury and several terms as surveyor of
highways.
In the Register of the Society of Colonial Wars 1899-1902,
it states Robert served in Captain Myles Standish's Company in
1632.
Children:
Rebecca, b. 1629 in Plymouth
George, b. 1630 Guilford, Newhaven, CT
Benjamin, b. June 6, 1633 Newhaven, Ct
Elizabeth, b. May 23, 1636 Plymouth
Deborah, b. 1638
Sarah, b. 1639
Samuel, b. 1640 Cambridge, MA (See separate Bartlett Cousin
Branch)
Nathaniel, b. 1642
JOSEPH, b. Feb. 15, 1646
Lydia, b. June 18, 1648
Mary, b. Mar. 10, 1650 (twin)
Merry, b. Mar. 10, 1650 (Twin)
JOSEPH BARTLETT, born Feb. 15, 1646, Newton, MA,
died Dec. 26, 1702, Cambridge Village, Newton, Middlesex, Co.,
MA. He married Oct. 27, 1688, Cambridge Village, Mary Waite,
b. Feb. 15, 1646, Newton, died Dec. 21, 1721, Newton, the
daughter of Richard Waite (Weyte), born Apr. 10, 1604, Alford,
Lincolinshire, England, died Sep. 17, 1680, Boston Suffolk Co.,
MA, married 1635, Boston, Elizabethe ?---, b. ca. 1615/16,
Newbury, Essex, MA, died 1651 Newbury, MA. Joseph had many
problems both with his family and with his land. Middlesex Co.
Court files show a case brought against him in Dec. 1671 to be
heard in Apr. 1672, in which he confessed to "uncivil and rude
carriages toward his family and wife and living out of his
family day and night to ye great disgrace thereof." He is
recorded as being a poor man and of receiving help from the
Selectmen of Cambridge of Five Pounds to build a house. He
received Four Pounds, one Shilling to buy land on the South side
of the river. Later Court records show he had his barn torn
down by a neighbor, and the lumber and a load of bark hauled
away. He won his case but lost all on appeal. Still later he
had to mortgage his land. Once land was bought from the Town
but a few years later he sold it back to the Town because he
could not "enjoy it quietly." Thus are examples of the life of
this ancestor.
Children:
Mary, b. Feb. 17, 1672
JOSEPH II, b. Mar. 5, 1673 (Twin)
Mercy, b. Mar. 5, 1673 (Twin)
Elizabeth, b. Jul. 12, 1676 d. Jan. 28, 1700
John, b. after 1676
Sarah, b. after 1676
A note of interest: In 1678, Joseph
Bartlett signed a petition for the separation of Cambridge
Village from Cambridge. The petition was granted in 1679, at
which time there were sixty-five freemen in the town. In 1691,
the name of the town was changed from Cambridge Village to New
Town. Thus a poor man by most accounts left his name in history
and probably his only claim to fame.
JOSEPH BARTLETT II, born Mar. 3, 1673 (Twin)
in Newton, Middlesex Co. MA, d. Jun. 21, 1750, Newton, buried,
Center of Town, Manomet, South Plymouth, MA. Married (I) 1696,
Newton, Hannah (Anna) Hyde, b. Apr. 1, 1677, Sherborn,
Middlesex, MA d. Dec. 26, 1730, Newton. The daughter of Jonathan
Hyde, b. Apr. 1, 1655, Newton, d. Aug. 2, 1731, Canterbury,
Windham, CT. mar. May 6, 1673, Billerica, Middlesex, MA, Dorothy
Kidder, b. Jan. 29, 1651, Cambridge, Middlesex, MA, d. 1724, the
daughter of James Kidder of East Grinstead, Sussex, England and
Anna Moore of Cambridge, MA. Joseph served in Exp. to
Canada in 1690.
Children:
Hannah, b. Feb. 17, 1694 Sherborn MA
THOMAS, b. Jul. 26, 1697 Newton
Benjamin, b. May 24, 1699 Newton
Elizabeth, b. Sep. 23, 1701 Newton
Joseph, b. Apr. 8, 1703 (m. Sybilla. Coller)
Sarah, b. 1712
Elizabeth b. 1713
Richard, b. 1715
Robert, b. 1717
Elnathan, b. 1719
Mary, b. 1721
(The last six being suspect)
THOMAS BARTLETT, Born July 26, 1697, Newton,
Middlesex, MA, d. Dec. 7, 1774, Brookfield, Worcester, MA, mar.
Mar. 12, 1719, Brookfield, Mary Bartlett, b. May 6, 1701, d.
Jan. 15, 1751, Brookfield, the daughter of Benjamin Bartlett. b.
Dec. 1677. Windsor, Hartford, MA. d. Nov. 18. 17?? mar. 1700,
Brookfield, Mary Clesson. b. Nov. 20. 1679, Brookfield. MA.
Children: (All born in Brookfield)
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