A Whole Lotta Family - Person Sheet
A Whole Lotta Family - Person Sheet
BurialWestern Burial Ground, Lynn, Essex Co, Massachusetts1028
FlagsEarliest Ancestor
FatherJohn Edmond Needham (1575-1677)
MotherElizabeth Barnes (1585-<1606)
Spouses
BurialWestern Burial Ground, Lynn, Essex Co, Massachusetts1029
FatherRichard Leazing
Marriage7 Apr 1629, St Gregory by St Paul Perish, City of London, England11
Notes for Edmund Edward Needham
~MY IMMIGRANT ANCESTOR~
Edmund was in Lynn in 1639, and was a grantee of Southampton, L.I. in 1640, but Savage thinks that he never went there to live. A servant of Edmund was called to court in Lynn in 1647.
His will was written on April 26th 1677 and proved April 29, 1677. He mentioned the children of Joseph Mansfield (husband of his daughter, Elizabeth).11
Edmund Needham was probably born in England. I have only this snippet of text from his will:
The will of Edmund Needham, Joseph's father-in-law, dated26: 4th mo.: 1677, and proved 29: 4th mo.: 1677 (Quarterly Courts of Essex County, VI: 303) makes bequests to Joseph's four children: "First, (to) his sonJoseph Mansfield, one yo (young) sheep, and to his next son, John Mansfield,whom I have brot up ever since his childhood till now he is about 15 years old, to him, the said John Mansfield I give one cow and on you sheep not exceeding 4 years old, and to his daughter, Elizabeth Wheat, on yo sheep, and to Deborah Mansfield on yo sheep." 1
Edmund was in Lynn in 1639, and was a grantee of Southampton, L.I. in 1640, but Savage thinks that he never went there to live. A servant of Edmund was called to court in Lynn in 1647.
His will was written on April 26th 1677 and proved April 29, 1677. He mentioned the children of Joseph Mansfield (husband of his daughter, Elizabeth).11
Edmund Needham was probably born in England. I have only this snippet of text from his will:
The will of Edmund Needham, Joseph's father-in-law, dated26: 4th mo.: 1677, and proved 29: 4th mo.: 1677 (Quarterly Courts of Essex County, VI: 303) makes bequests to Joseph's four children: "First, (to) his sonJoseph Mansfield, one yo (young) sheep, and to his next son, John Mansfield,whom I have brot up ever since his childhood till now he is about 15 years old, to him, the said John Mansfield I give one cow and on you sheep not exceeding 4 years old, and to his daughter, Elizabeth Wheat, on yo sheep, and to Deborah Mansfield on yo sheep." 1