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Note N00399 Index

Still living as resident of Hempstead as of 1698 as liksted in the census for Hempstead.
Proof "The Records of the Towns of North and South Hempstead, New York", vol. 1, p.171, and New York Genealogiacl and Biographical Record", vol. 45, p.54 and those following.

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Note N00400 Index

He is provisionally identified as having been the Thomas Champion who emigrated from Ashford, Kent, and sailed on the Hercules of Sandwich for New England, in 1634. After 1655 he was already a resident of Hemstead, New York, May 29, 1665. He was called the father-in-law if Thomas Ellison. In 1658 he was charged with "6 gattes"; was allotted 13 1/2 acres of land as a "particular inhabitant" in the same year. This land was described April 10, 1659 as being on Mr. Coe's neck, and Champion sold it at the time to Robert Marvin of Hempstead. He took up also 10 acres of land elsewhere in Hempstead in 1658 and was listed for it in the town records on November 29, 1658. He bought land of Robert Coe, May, 2 1659.
He exchanged land withThomas Hicks of Flushing, February 18, 1669; both men silgned the endenture, showing that Thomas Champion was literate. He died not very long before February 15, 1683, when his widow sold land at Rockaway to Jonathan Smith Jr. The son, John Champion confirmed the same on January 2, 1688, the widow having died a short time before.
Thomas Champion and his wife were probably buried at Hempstead. The will is referred to in the town records, but has long since been lost.
from "Colonial Families of Long Island, New York & Connecticut"- Herbert Furman Silversmith

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Note N00401 Index

When he died he was living in Westbury, Hempstead, Queens County, New york.

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Note N00402 Index

Samuel Boldin, son od George Boldin, his ear mark is a slit in the end of the near ear, & a half peny under the same which was his father's earmark. Entered feabuary the 20 day 1730-31

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Note N00403 Index

Lawrence may have been from Braintree, MA where his other son Richard is found on record as early as1646. He is found on record in the Connecticut Colony 6/1/1643, perhaps in Hartford. On that date he brought in the court of Connecticut against Thomas Marshfield.
Stiles in his History of Windsor, Connecticut, vol I, p.155, states that in 1644 Lawrence Ellison forfieted an allotment of land near the lot of William Phelps. It is stated that Lawrence was a resident of Windsor in 1653, after that date he removed to Hempstead, New York.
Lawrence is recorded as Goodman Ellison at Hempstead in 1657 with his sons Richard and Thomas. He was Townsman in 1659. The administration of his estate was granted to his three sons 6/2/1666. Probably buried in Hempstead, New York.
Came from Watertown, MA, to Weathersfield, Ct., to Stamford, Ct., to Mempstead, NY. Traveled with REv. Richard Denton in 1644. In June 1643 ge received 4 pounds from Thomas Mitchell for damages in Ct. In 1657 he was taxed in Hempstead, NY. 11/29/1658 he received 10 acres, he was chosen townsman in 1659. On 1/2/1664 letters of administration were granted to him.

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Note N00404 Index

Pierre Compagna is on the St. Augustine census with his wife, Francoise Martin on 1664. (PRDH)
He's on a list of immigrants from La Rochelle, France in 1664. (PRDH)
On his marriage contract his residence was Cap-Rouge. Origin was St. Christophe, Eveche de la Rochelle 1/5/1670 (PRDH)

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Note N00405 Index

Anne Francoise Martin is on a list of the sick at Hotel-Dieu de Quebec on 9/15/1689. (PRDH)
Francoise Martin is on the St. Augustine census with her husband Pierre for 1681. (PRDH)

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Note N00406 Index

Other spellings- Huneau, Huneault, Henault, Henaux,

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Note N00407 Index

On his marriage certificate it staes that he is from Paris France, St-Nicolas des Champs parish.

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Note N00408 Index

Other spellings: Meneson, Menneson, Neuson, Meunson, Menson
At the time of her marriage, on her marriage certificate it states she lived in Notre-Dame de Montreal.