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In the last month, I have recieved lineage info that takes me back through my Ray roots, into the Hurd and Hoyt/Hoyte families, to Simon and Jane Hoyte, Massachussetts Bay Colony, 1629, supposedly the third ship to arrive, two after the Mayflower, and they helped develop and found Charlestown, Mass.
Simon HOYTE
Born
Died 1 Sep 1657
English Origin West Hatch, Somerset
Came to New England 1629 With the Higginson-Skelton fleet
Resided in Charlestown, Dorchester || CT 1639
Freeman of MBC May 1631
Occupation
First Spouse unk (d c1625) (Jane)
Children Walter, Nicholas, Alexander, John
Second Spouse Susannah _____ (c1608 - a1674)
Children Mary, Moses, Joshua, Miriam, Samuel, Benjamin, Sarah
And
· ID: I190
· Name: Simon HOYT
· Sex: M
· _FA2: Married twice - first wife's children listed here
· Immigration: 1628 Salem, Mass from England
· Occupation: 1629 Settled Charlestown, Mass - one of first settlers
· Reference Number: 332
Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown
Children
1. Nicholas HOYT
2. John HOYT
3. Walter HOYT b: 1618
I am not certain yet which wife's/child's line I am decended from, maybe Walter? I haven't gotten that far yet.
Seems there are a lot of us still around, and a lot came in the years between us, and Simon, Jane and Susannah.
From the Hoyt info on this particular board, it appears I have even more family lineage backward, back to Ireland/Scotland/England.
My Ray line has lawyers, doctors, judges, state representatives and delegates to the Continental Congress, Civil War Adjutants, etc. So...say hello if you wish. I am the last survivor of this particular Ray line.
My Ray line has George, g-g-g/f, Orman, g-g/f, Lyman W., g/f, Pearl O. g/uncle, and James Alan, f, in it.
Regards,
Dave Ray
daveray@dslextreme.com
Yerington, Nevada, U.S.A.
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