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Re: How Alburies got to the Bahamas
Posted by: Stephen Allberry Date: May 26, 2001 at 00:06:55
In Reply to: Re: How Alburies got to the Bahamas by Alana Carroll of 140

Ron Russell has posted transcriptions of some early references to Alburies in the Bahamas on his website http://members.aol.com/bahamadatabank

but this does not seem to cover the references Alana referes to. It would be very interesting to see them. To strengthen the case for a link between William Alberie of the Dorset voyage to Bermuda in 1635 and all those Bahamian Alburies
I have just discovered the following will transcript in "Bermuda Settlers of the 17th Century: Genealogical Notes from Bermuda" by Julia E. Mercer, 1982 , a reprint of articles appearing between 1942 and 1947 in "Tyler's quarterly Historical and Genealogical Magazine."

1679, Book E. P. 318
Will of Thomas Turner of Sandys tribe. Nov 15 1679
Daughter Ann wife of John Roberts of Hamilton Tribe
Daughter Dorothy wife of William Albery of Eleutheria & 2 sons & 2 daughters
Grandsons: George Roberts & William Roberts
son in law Robert Burch.
Grandsons Thomas Waylett. Granddaughter Love Waylett sisters of Thomas Waylett viz. Susanna Merritt, Elizabeth, Martha & Marie Waylett
Granddaughter Susanna Merritts two children Edward & William Merritt
wife Susanna Turber.
Friends Jonothon Burch & John King overseers.

Here is a clear connection for William Albery from The Bahamas and Bermuda. If he went out as a 15 year old in 1635 he would have been 25 when the Eleutheran Adventurers came to the Bahamas.


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