Colonial families of Long Island, New York and Connecticut : being the ancestry & kindred of Herbert Furman Seversmith/ by Herbert Furman Seversmith

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Subtitle of v. 4 (with adjustments in brackets for surnames included in earlier substitles): including the families of Ackerly, Jeremy Adams, William Adams, Allerton, Armitage, George Baldwin, Richard Baldwin, Barker, [Barnes], Batchelder, Bayley, Bergen, Blachly [Blatchley], Bogaert, Brass, Brewster, [Francis Brewster], Brill, Brush, Bryan, Burnham, Burrowes, Bushnell, Champion, Cogan, [Coles], Colfs, Collins, Colyer, [Conkling], Cooper, Corey, Cornish, Cromwell, Cuvellier, Davis, Dayton, Denyse, De Witt, Dodd, Ellison, Fleet, Fordham, Furman, [Robert Furman], Gaines, Gildersleeve, Goldhatch, [Gridley], Grombridge, Haff, Hall, Halsey, Halstead, Harcourt, Hasenbroeck, Haviland, [Hawxhurst, Hedges], Hicks, Hopkins, Horsford, Howell, Hulse, [Jackson], Jarvis, Judd, Kellum, Kent, Ketcham, Koeck, [Kouk], Krankheyt, Langdon, Leek, John Lewis, William Lewis, Long, Losee, Ludlam, Ludlow, Lum, Maltby, Meet, Mills, [Mulford], Muncy, Nichols, Norton, Oakes, Oakley, Pantrey, Parrott, [Parsons], Pearsall, Platt, Polhemus, Porter, Potter, Pratt, Priest, Quick, Rapalje, Rhodes, Risley, Rogers, [William Rogers], Rolfe, Ruddock, Ruland, Sales, Sammis, Schamp, Scudder, [Seales], Soullard, Seversmith, [Siboutszen (Cronkhite)], Jasper Smith, Nicholas Smith,.

Richard Smith of Wethersfield, William Smith of Jamaica, Southard, Stickland, Straetsman, Stratton, Tibbals, Tooker, Townsend, Udall, Vail, Valentine, Van Flaesbeek, Van Salee, [Van Vleckstein], Vigne, Volkertszen, Ward, [Warren], Weekes, Weiser, Williams, Wickes, White, Daniel Whitehead, Whitehead of Huntington, [Whiting], Whitman, [Caleb Wood], Edmund Wood of Oram, Jonas Wood of Halifax, Woodruff, Wyborne, Young (Jung), Youngs and others.

"Twenty-five mimeographed copies ..."--T.p.

Claes Severtszen Smit (b.ca.1635) emigrated from The Netherlands to land in the Mill Neck near Milford, Connecticut during or before 1662, receiving a land grant as Nicholas Seversmith, a Dutchman (an adaptation of the Dutch name to English terms). Subsequent documentation sometimes used the name of Claes Severtszen Smith. By 1664 he had settled in Milford, and married Mary Tibbals. In 1682 they moved to Huntington, New York, where he died after 1699. Descendants and relatives lived in Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Jersey and elsewhere. Some descendants immigrated to Ontario and elsewhere in Canada. Includes ancestors and relatives in England, Ireland, Scotland, The Netherlands, France, Spain and elsewhere.

Includes detailed table of contents (serving as index).

Corrections and additions to v. 1-4 of this 5-v. work are contained in notebooks #1, #2 and #3 of the 11 notebooks entitled: The Seversmith manuscripts / by Herbert Furman Seversmith. Brooklyn, N.Y. : Microfilmed as a memorial to the author by Harriet Stryker-Rodda, 1968. The remaining notebooks (#4 through #11) contain additional genealogical data about families from L to Y, supplementing data in this work.

Contents: v. 1. Ackerly-Akerly to Burrows -- v. 2. Bushnell to Fordham -- v. 3. Furman to Howell -- v. 4, pt. 1. Hulse to Ludlam -- v. 4, pt. 2. Supplemental information -- v. 5. The ancestry of Roger Ludlow : with connections to the peerages and Royal families of England, Ireland, Scotland and France / by Herbert Furman Seversmith ; including a critical study of the ancestry of Sancha (de Ayala) Blount of Toledo, Spai / by Milton Rubincam -- v. 5, pt. 2. Additional information for Roger Ludlow & Sancha Blount.

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Volumes include bibliographic references.

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