Robert Arnold (M)
#4466
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     Robert Arnold was the son of Richard Arnold.

Roger Arnold (M)
b. circa 1500?, #2505
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     Roger Arnold was born circa 1500? He was the son of Arnholt ap Arnholt and Sybil Thomas. Roger Arnold married Joan Gamage, daughter of Sir Thomas Gamage and Matilda Dennis, before 1520?

Sion Arnold^1,2 (M)
b. 12 September 1674, d. 6 August 1753, #3516
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     Sion Arnold was born on 12 September 1674 at Newport, Newport Co., RI.² He was the son of Benedict Arnold and Mary Turner. Sion Arnold died on 6 August 1753 at age 78.² He was buried at Common Burial Gd, Newport Co., RI.²
     His Ancestral File Number is WBJQ-2M.

Stephen Arnold^1,2 (M)
b. 22 December 1622, d. 15 November 1699, #3503
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     Stephen Arnold was born on 22 December 1622 at Bighere, Ilchester, Somersetshire, England.² He was the son of William* Arnold and Christian* Peak. Stephen Arnold died on 15 November 1699 at Pawtucket, Providence Co., RI, at age 76.² He was buried at Swan Point Cmty, Providence Co., RI.²
     His Ancestral File Number is C269-MM.

Thomas Arnold (M)
b. before 29 September 1553, #3489
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     Thomas Arnold was born before 29 September 1553. He was the son of Richard Arnold. Thomas Arnold married Alice Gulley, daughter of John Gulley, before 1577? Thomas Arnold married an unknown person before 1596.
     Thomas Arnold lived; for some time at Melcombe Horsey, and was later a citizen of Chelbourne.

Thomas Arnold^1,2 (M)
b. circa 1624, #3492
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     Thomas Arnold was born circa 1624 at Illchester, England.² He was the son of William* Arnold and Christian* Peak. Thomas Arnold died.
     His Ancestral File Number is 1VNP-MCB.

Thomas Arnold (M)
#4074
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     Thomas Arnold was the son of Roger Arnold and Joan Gamage. Thomas Arnold married Agnes Warnestead, daughter of Sir Richard Warnestead Knight.

Thomas* Arnold (M)
b. 18 April 1599, #3694
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     Thomas* Arnold was baptized on 18 April 1599. He was the son of Thomas Arnold.

Thomazine Arnold (F)
b. before 1577, #3626
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     Thomazine Arnold was born before 1577. She was the daughter of Thomas Arnold and Alice Gulley.

William Arnold^1,2 (M)
b. 21 October 1651, d. 23 October 1651, #3483
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     William Arnold was born on 21 October 1651. He was the son of Gov. Benedict* Arnold and Damaris* Westcott. William Arnold died on 23 October 1651 at Pawtuxet, RI, at age 0.²
     His Ancestral File Number is 8VRK-0R.

William* Arnold^1,2 (M)
b. 24 June 1587, d. 7 September 1685, #3498
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     William* Arnold was born on 24 June 1587 at Ilchester, Somerset, Dorset, England.² He was the son of Thomas Arnold and Alice Gulley. William* Arnold married Christian* Peak in 1610? At Muchelney, Somerset, England.³ William* Arnold died on 7 September 1685 at Pawtucket, Providence Co., RI, at age 98.² He was buried at Providence, RI.²
     William* Arnold immigrated in 1635. A transcript from a book in Adriance Library, Poughkeepsie, NY titled Arnold Line and Lineage: The line and lineage of the Arnold family, a paper, prepared and read by Ethel Zwick Luckey at the reunion held in Berne, June 15, 1930:

The Family of Arnold

The name Arnold is of very ancient origin. It was employed by the Teutonic tribes to mean "Eagle Power" -- a people who can soar and search -- and this the Arnolds have done.

From time immemorial the pages of history have been replete with the brilliant achievements of this family. They have distinguished themselves in various fields: as leaders of men in literature, education, politics, science, theology and philosophy.

The Arnold line is if great antiquity. Historical records and data in the College of Arms establish the origin of the family among the early Princes of Wales and reveal that Ynir, King of Gwentland, who reigned about the middle of the twelfth century, was a remote ancestor. This Ynir was paternally descended from Ynir, son of Cadwaladr, King of the Britons, who built the town and castle of Abergavenny in the county of Monmouthshire. At a later date the castle was rebuilt by Hamlet ap Hamlet, ap Sir Druce of Balladon, in France.

The town of Abergavenny is in a beautiful and highly picturesque country, and is of interest because of its historical associations. It is a favorite summer resort and is frequented by many visitors each year. The castle (qv page 19), used but little as a gentleman's residence, was long an important fortress, conferring a barony on its possessor by feudal tenure.

Enchantingly situated in Llanfihangel Crucorney, Abergavenny, is Llanfihangel Court (qv page 22), the ancient seat of the Arnolds, and the home of descendants of Roger Arnold of Llanthony. The Court was shold to Edward, Earl of Worcester, in 1608. Subsequently, it was purchased by Nicholas Arnold, son of John Arnold of Llanthony, member of Parliament from 1681 to 1698, was author of the bill in the House of Commons which put in force the penal laws against the Papists.

At the dissolution of the monasteries, the manors belonging to the priory, together with the site of the monastery, were conferred by Henry VIII in 1626 on Sir Nicholas Arnold, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland.

Nicholas Arnold, dying without issue, his two sisters, Mrs. Langely and Mrs. Dutton Colt, became his heirs. The son of Mrs. Colt succeeded to the Baronetcy, and was ancestor of the present Rev. Sir Edward Dutton Colt.

In the parish of Llanfihangel Crcorney are rich memories and traditions almost sacred to the family of Arnold. No less a personage than His Majesty, King James I, paid a visit to Llanfihangel and was entertained by Nicholas Arnold. A silver chalice was presented in 1674 to the then established Llanfihangel Crucorney church by John Arnold. It bears his arms: gules, a chevron ermine between three pheons or for Arnold, and the inscription,
     16 St. Michalis Crucorney 74
Ex Dono Johani Arnold.

On the maternal side, tracing from Alfred the Great, King of the Britons, born 849, forward through the Gamage Line to Joan Gamage, we have the following order:

     I.          Alfred the Great, King of England, was father of Edward, mentioned below.
     II.          Edward, the Elder, King of England, by his second wife had Edgiva.
     III.          Edgiva married (1st) Charles III, King of France.
     IV.          Louis IV, son of Edgiva and Charles III, was King of France.
     V.          Charles, their son, was Duke of Lorraine.
     VI.          Wigerius, son of Charles, was Duke of Lorraine.
     VII.          Baldrick Teutonicus, son of Wigerius, married a daughter of Richard, Earl of Chase, Justiciary of England, and died 1090.
     VIII.          Nicholas de Baschaville De Chase, Lord of Castle Martel, in Germany, had a son William.
     IX.          William De Martel was Earl of Guarena, or Warren in Normandy.
     X.          William, Earl of Warren, was acompanion of William the Conqueror. He was the first Earl of Surrey.
     XI.          William de Warren, 2nd Earl of Surrey, married Isabel, daughter of Hugh the Great, son of Henry I, King of France.
     XII.          Lady Gundreda De Warren married Roger de Bellomont de Newburgh, 2nd Earl of Warwick.
     XIII.          Walderan, 4th Earl of Warwick, married (2nd) Alice, daughter of John de Harcourt and widow of John de Limesi.
     XIV.     Lady Alice de Newburgh, married William the 6th, Baron de Manduit and 4th Baron de Hanslape, Heritable Chamberlain of the Exchequer.
     XV.          Lady Isabel de Manduit married William the 5th, Baron de Beauchamp, of Elmley Castle.
     XVI.     William the 6th, Baron of Beauchamp, died in 1298. He married Lady Maud, daughter of John Fitz John, Chief Justice of Ireland and of his wife, who was Lady Isabel Bigod.
     XVII.     Lady Sarah de Beauchamp married Richard the 6th, Baron of Talbot.
     XVIII.     Lady William Talbot married Sir Payne de Tuberville.
     XIX.          Sarah de Tuberville married William de Gamage.
     XX.          Gilbert de Gamage married Lettice, daughter of Sir William Seymour.
     XXI.          Sir William Gamage married Mary, daughter of Sir Thomas Rodburg.
     XXII.     Sir Thomas Gamage married Matilda, daughter of Sir John Dennis.
     XXIII.     Joan Gamage, daughter of Sir Thomas Gamage, Knight, Lord of Coytey, married Roger Arnold of Llanthony, whose great grandson, Thomas Arnold of Cheselbourne, was the father of Thomas Arnold, Junior, and William, his brother, who first came to America in 1635.

On the paternal side, tracing from Ynir, King of Gwentland, on to Roger Arnold of Llanthony, we have this line and order, according to the historical records of Somerby:

     Ynir, King of Gwentland, by his wife Nestra, daughter of Jestin ap Gurgan, King of Glamorgan, had a son,
     Meiric, who succeeded his father as King of Gwentland, and left by his wife Eleanor, daughter of Ednived ap Jerworth, of the house of Trevlor, a son,
     Inir Vichan, who wasd King of Gwent, and who married Gladice, daughter of Rhys Goch ap Maenerch, Lord of Ystradyw, in Brecknockshire, by whom he had a son,
     Carador ap Ynir Vichan, Lord of Gwent, whose wife was Nesta, daughter and heir of Sir Rydereck le Gros, Knight, by whom he had a son,
     Dyfnwall ap Carador, Lord of Gwent, who married Joyes, daughter of Hamlet ap Sir Druce, Duke of Balladon in France. Their son, Systyl ap Dyfnwall, Lord of Upper Gwent, married Annest, daughter and heir of Sir Peter Russell, Knight, Lord of Kentchurch in the county of Hereford, and by her he had a son,
     Arthur ap Syssylth, whose wife was Jane, daughter of Lein ap Moreidhec Warwyn, Lord of Cantrsblyn. Their son,
     Meiric ap Arthur, married Annest, daughter of Cradock ap einon ap Golhroyn, by whom he had a son,
     Gwillim ap Meiric, Esquire, who married Jane, daughter and co-heir of Ivor ap Syssylth, Lord of Lyhs Taly-Bont, and had a son,
     Arnholt ap Gwillim, of Meiric, Esquire, who by his wife Janet, daughter of Philip Fleming, Esquire, was father of a son,
     Arnholt ap Arnholt, Vychan, Esquire, whose wife was Sybil, daughter of Madoc ap Einon ap Thomas, by whom he had a son,
     Roger Arnold, of Llanthony, in Monmouthshire, the first of the family who adopted a surname. He married Joan Gamage, daughter of Sir Thomas Gamage, Knight, and their son Thomas Arnold, succeeded to Llanthony and other estates in Monmouthshire. By his wife Agnes, daughter of Sir Richard Warnestead, Knight, he had issue two sons:
          1 - John Arnold, who in 1541 had granted to him the livery and manor of Higham and Over, in the parish of Churcham and county of Gloucester, died September 15, 1545, and was buried in the church of Churcham with brassplate and family Coat of Arms.
          2 - Richard Arnold. This Richard Arnold, second son of Thomas Arnold of Llanthony, removed into Somersetshire and resided in the parish of Street. He married Emmote, daughter and heir of Pearce Young, of Dameron, Wilshire.
     Richard Arnold, Eldest son and heir of Richard Arnold of Somersetshire, went into Dorsetshire, and became seated at Bagbere in the parish of Middleton, otherwise Milton Abbas. He was the Lord of the Manor at Bagbere, and possessed estates in Alton Pancras, Buckland Newton, Cheselbourne, Melcombe Horsey, and other places in that county, and made his Will and Testament, May 15, 1593; being twice married, had by his first wife, besides a daughter, Repentance, four sons:
          1 - Richard
          2 - Thomas
          3 - Robert
          4 - John
          
Thomas Arnold, the second son of Richard Arnold of Bagbere, lived for some time at Melcombe Horsey, and was later a citizen of Chelbourne. By his first wife, Alice, daughter of John Gulley, of North Over, in the parish of Tolpuddle, he had:
     1 - Thomazine
     2 - Joanna, baptized November 30, 1577
     3 - Margery, baptized August 30, 1581
     4 - Robert, baptized 1583
     5 - John, born 1585
     6 - William, born June 24, 1587
     Thomas Arnold, by his second wife, had:
     1 - Elizabeth, born 1596
     2 - Thomas, baptized April 18, 1599
     3 - Eleanor, baptized July 31, 1606
     
The two brothers, Thomas and William, who emigrated to America and settled in New England, were the progenitors of the numerous and noted Arnolds of Rhode Island.

William Arnold came with his family to Hingham, Massachusetts, and after residing there a short time, joined Roger Williams and others in the purchase from the Indians of lands at Mooshausick, afterwards called Providence. He was a man of large affairs, admired and respected in the community and held various important offices of public trust. His wife was Christian, whose surname has not been preserved. Their children were:
     1 - Elizabeth, born November 23, 1611
     2 - Benedict, born December 3, 1615
     3 -Joanna
     4 - Stephen, born December 22, 1622
     
Benedict, the elder son of William Arnold, removed to Newport in 1653, and in 1657 was the successor of Roger Williams as Governor, holding that office for several terms. His wife was Damaris, daughter of Stukely Westcott of Providence, by whom he had:
     1 - Godsgift
     2 - Josiah
     3 - Benedict, born 1641, was the Representative of Newport to the General Court in 1699.
     4 - Freelove, 5 - Oliver, 6 - Caleb, 7- Damaris, 8 - Priscilla and 9 - Penelope.
     
The immigrant, Thomas Arnold, settled in Watertown, Massachusetts, about the year 1640. The name of his first wife is not given but he married for his second wife Phoebe, daughter of George Parkhurst of Watertown, Massachusetts, and later moved to Providence, Rhode Island, where he was admitted a freeman of the Rhode Island Colony, May 18, 1658, and was made deputy in 1670.
The children by his first wife were:
     1- Thomas, bor May 3, 1625
     2 - Nicholas, baptized January 15, 1627
     3 - Susannah, who married John Farnum April 7, 1654.
     
By his second wife, Phoebe Parkhurst, Thomas had:
     1 - Ichabod, born March 1, 1640
     2 - Richard, born March 22, 1642
     3 - Elizabeth, born 1645, died 1745
     4 - John, born February 19, 1647
     5 - Eleazer, born June 17, 1651
     
Richard, the eldest surviving son, who was born at Watertown, Massachusetts, March 22, 1642, was the father of Thomas Arnold and he, Thomas, had a son, Jonathan, born November 18, 1708, who in turn had Samuel, born in 1738, and was the father of Welcome, born March 25, 1745.

You will note that in this paper I have followed the paternal and maternal lines of the family giving the exact lineal descent from King Alfred to Samuel Arnold, the great-grandfather of Drusilla Arnold. I hope that in a subsequent paper....
     
                 His Ancestral File Number is 30Z7-17.

President Chester Alan Arthur¹ (M)
b. 1829, d. 1886, #6119

     President Chester Alan Arthur married Ellen Lewis Herndon, daughter of William Lewis Herndon and Francis Eliz Hansbrough.¹ President Chester Alan Arthur was born in 1829.¹ He died in 1886.¹

Meiric ap Arthur (M)
#4389
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     Meiric ap Arthur was the son of Arthur ap Syssylth and Jane Warnyn. Meiric ap Arthur married Annest Golhroyn, daughter of Cradock ap einon ap Golhroyn.

Mary Asheton (F)
#4537
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     Mary Asheton was the daughter of Sir Richard Asheton. Mary Asheton married John Southworth Knight, son of Thomas Southworth and Margery Le Boteler, on 23 July 1547 at St. Leonard, Middleton, Lancashire, England.^1,2

Sir Richard Asheton (M)
#4641

     
     Sir Richard Asheton prepared a will; his will mentions son Thomas and grandsons Thomas and Edward.¹ Of Middleton, County Lancaster.

Jane Aspinwall¹ (F)
#6197

     Jane Aspinwall married William Worden, son of James Worden and Ellen (?).¹

John Aspinwall Jr. (M)
b. 1774, d. 1847, #5084
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     John Aspinwall Jr. was born in 1774. He was the son of Rebecca Smith. John Aspinwall Jr. married Susan Howland, daughter of Joseph Howland and Lydia Bill.¹ John Aspinwall Jr. died in 1847.

Mary Rebecca Aspinwall (F)
b. 1809, d. 1886, #4318
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     Mary Rebecca Aspinwall was born in 1809. She was the daughter of John Aspinwall Jr. and Susan Howland. Mary Rebecca Aspinwall married Isaac Roosevelt, son of James Roosevelt and Maria Eliza Walton, on 26 April 1827.¹ Mary Rebecca Aspinwall died in 1886.

Imogene Aston (F)
#4660

     Imogene Aston married Richard Southworth, son of (?) Southworth, in 1569.

Ann Audley (F)
#4667
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     Ann Audley was the daughter of Lord James Audley. Ann Audley married Sir Thomas Dutton.¹

Lord James Audley (M)
#4668

Drusilla Austin¹ (F)
b. 1762, d. 1813, #6136

     Drusilla Austin was born in 1762.¹ She married Roger (Cornwall) Birchard, son of Sarah Jacob, in 1790.¹ Drusilla Austin died in 1813.¹

Isabel Avenal (F)
#5082
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     Isabel Avenal was the daughter of Richard Avenal. Isabel Avenal married (?) William the Lion King of Scots.

Richard Avenal (M)
#5083

(?) Avery (M)
b. before 1630?, #3847

     (?) Avery was born before 1630?

Christopher* Avery (M)
b. before 1660?, d. 1681, #3848
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     Christopher* Avery was born before 1660? At Salisbury, England. He was the son of (?) Avery. Christopher* Avery died in 1681 at Groton, CT.

Edward* Avery (M)
b. circa 1650?, #3845
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     Edward* Avery was born circa 1650? At Cornwall, England. He was the son of (?) Avery. Edward* Avery married Mary Edgeley before 1687. Edward* Avery died at Eastchester/Yonkers, Westchester Co., NY.

Mary Avery (F)
b. 9 December 1766, d. 26 June 1802, #2803
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     Mary Avery was born on 9 December 1766 at Nine Partners, NY.^2,3,4,5 She was the daughter of John R. Every and Sarah Griffin.¹ Mary Avery married John Hull, son of Oliver Hull and Penelope Fones, on 9 June 1781 at New York City, NY.³ Mary Avery died on 26 June 1802 at Stanford, Dutchess Co., NY, at age 35.

Richard Avery (M)
b. circa 1713, d. before 1758, #3783
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     Richard Avery was born circa 1713 at Mamaroneck, Westchester Co., NY. He was the son of John? Evre and Mary? (?). Richard Avery married Ann Margareta Huff, daughter of Englebert Huff and Maria Williams, on 6 September 1735 at Sleepy Hollow Church, Westchester Co., NY. Richard Avery died before 1758.

William Avery¹ (M)
#6191

     William Avery married Mehitable Hinckley, daughter of Thomas Hinckley, after 1684.¹
     William Avery lived; Dedham, MA.¹

Elizabeth Aylesworth (F)
b. 1785, d. 1856, #5145

     Elizabeth Aylesworth was born in 1785. She married Asa Worden, son of Dr. Isaac Worden and Jerusha Pierson. Elizabeth Aylesworth died in 1856.

Catherine Babcock (F)
b. circa 1800, #5324

     Catherine Babcock was born circa 1800. She married Caleb Slade, son of Joseph Slade and Elsie\Else Sherman, circa 1820.

Ann Bachiler (F)
b. 1601, #3702
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     Ann Bachiler was born in 1601 at Wherwell, Hampshire, England. She was the daughter of Rev. Stephen* Bachiler.

Deborah* Bachiler (F)
b. circa January 1591/92, d. after 1640?, #2795
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     Deborah* Bachiler was born circa January 1591/92 at Wherwell, Hants, England. She was the daughter of Rev. Stephen* Bachiler. Deborah* Bachiler married Rev. John Wing, son of Matthew Wing and Mary (?), circa 1609/10. Deborah* Bachiler died after 1640? At Yarmouth, Barnstable Co., MA.
     Deborah* Bachiler immigrated in 1632; with her father and sons.

Nathaniel Bachiler (M)
b. circa 1610?, #3698
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     Nathaniel Bachiler was born circa 1610? He was the son of Anne (?).

Nathaniel Bachiler (M)
b. 1590?, #3699
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     Nathaniel Bachiler was born in 1590? He was the son of Rev. Stephen* Bachiler and Anne (?).

Samuel Bachiler (M)
b. 1596, #3701
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     Samuel Bachiler was born in 1596 at Hampshire, England. He was the son of Rev. Stephen* Bachiler.

Stephen Bachiler (M)
b. 1594?, #3700
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     Stephen Bachiler was born in 1594? He was the son of Rev. Stephen* Bachiler.

Rev. Stephen* Bachiler (M)
b. circa 1561, d. 31 October 1656, #3696

     Rev. Stephen* Bachiler was born circa 1561. He married Anne (?) before 1590.¹ Rev. Stephen* Bachiler died on 31 October 1656.
     Rev. Stephen* Bachiler immigrated in 1632; from South Stoneham, Hamps, he came with the William & Francis and resided in Lynn, RI in 1644. He was a Freeman of MBC in May 1635.^2,3

Agnes* Backus¹ (F)
b. circa 1675, #4017

     Agnes* Backus was born circa 1675.¹ She married Jost* Henrich Schaffer on 5 September 1710 at West Camp, Ulster Co., NY.¹

Daniel Badgerley (M)
b. circa 1804, #6011

     Daniel Badgerley was born circa 1804 at Red Hook, Dutchess Co., NY; IGI.¹ He married Hannah B. Wing, daughter of Joseph Wing and Sarah Avery Hull, between 1850 and 1860.²

Elizabeth Badlesmere¹ (F)
#5970

     Elizabeth Badlesmere married William De Bohun 1st Earl of Northampton, son of Humphrey De Bohun 4th Earl of Hereford and Essex and Elizabeth Plantagenet.

Mary Bailey^1,2 (F)
b. 6 January 1780, d. 22 February 1832, #3168

     Mary Bailey was born on 6 January 1780.^1,2 She married Hazard Field, son of John Field and Lydia Hazard, on 12 January 1806.^1,2 Mary Bailey died on 22 February 1832 at age 52.^1,2

Alice Nee-unknown Baker (F)
b. between 1710 and 1760, #5930

     Alice Nee-unknown Baker was born between 1710 and 1760. She married Samuel Baker, son of Daniel Baker and Mary Shearman.
     One record shows children born as late as 1777.
"Children of Samuel BAKER and ALICE are:

Joseph BAKER was born AUG 1777. (prob. an error)

Daniel BAKER.

Sarah BAKER. She married William SHOVE 14 SEP 1775."

Anna Baker (F)
b. 27 May 1761, d. 28 December 1813, #5592
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     Anna Baker was born on 27 May 1761 at Poss. Ira, Rutland Co., VT. She was the daughter of Joseph Baker and Experience Martin. Anna Baker married David Wilcox in April 1791 at Palmyra, Wayne Co., NY. Anna Baker died on 28 December 1813 at age 52.

Benjamin Baker (M)
b. 1720, d. 1778, #5416

     Benjamin Baker was born in 1720. He married Mary Shearman, daughter of Joshua\Josiah Shearman and Mary Potter. Benjamin Baker died in 1778.

Charlotte Baker (F)
b. circa 1820, #1880

     Charlotte Baker was born circa 1820. She married Samuel Worden, son of Samuel M. Worden and Elizabeth (?), on 30 September 1838 at Hyde Park or Pleasant Valley, Dutchess Co., NY.¹

Daniel Baker (M)
b. 5 September 1718, #5905
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     Daniel Baker was born on 5 September 1718. He was the son of Joseph Baker and Isabel Shearman.

Daniel Baker (M)
b. 15 November 1675, d. 13 May 1745, #5908

     Daniel Baker was born on 15 November 1675 at Yarmouth, Barnstable Co., MA. He married Mary Shearman, daughter of Samuel Shearman and Martha Tripp, circa 1705. Daniel Baker died on 13 May 1745 at Swansea, MA, at age 69.

Ebenezer Baker (M)
b. circa 1712, #5911
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     Ebenezer Baker was born circa 1712. He was the son of Daniel Baker and Mary Shearman. Ebenezer Baker married Lydia Slade on 20 October 1726.