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PAYBODY, Richard
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Name PAYBODY, Richard Birth 1522 Leicestershire, Leicestershire, England 
Gender Male Death 1586 Ashby, Parva, England WAC 8 May 2015 PROVO _TAG Reviewed on FS Headstones 
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Family Marriage Abt 1542 Leicestershire, England Children + 1. PEABODY, William , b. 1544, Nosely Parish, Leicestershire, England Nosely Parish, Leicestershire, Englandd. 14 Sep 1605, Nosely Parish, Leicestershire, England (Age 61 years)Family ID F28113 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 24 Jan 2022
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Notes - RICHARD PAYBODY was born about 1522, of Nosely Parish, Leicestershire, England, to John Paybodey (1500-1569) and Agnes Unknown. He married Unknown in about 1542, of Leicestershire, England.
Richard Paybody died about 1586, of Ashby, Parva, England, age 64.
Child of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paybody:
1. William Paybodye was born about 1544 of Nosely Parish, Leicestershire, England, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paybody (1522-1586.) He married Hannah Hale in about 1563, of St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England. William Paybodye died in about 1605, of Nosely Parish, Leicestershire, at about age 61.
PABODIE (PEABODY) FAMILY
June 27, 2016
1.JOHN PAYBODY (1460-1520)
AGNES UNKNOWN (1460- )
JOHN PAYBODY was born about 1460 in England to unknown parents. He married Agnes Unknown.
John Paybody died in 1520, of Lutterworth, England, about age 60.
AGNES UNKNOWN was born about 1460 in England. He married John Paybody.
We do not have a place or date of Agnes’ death.
Child of John and Agnes Paybody:
1.Robert Pabare was born about 1480, of Leicestershire, England, to John Paybody (146-1520) and Agnes Unknown (1460- .) He married Margaret Erskine in about 1499, of Leicestershire, England. Robert Pabare died in about 1544, of Leicestershire, at about age 64.
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2.ROBERT PABARE (1480-1544)
MARGARET ERSKINE (1480-1559)
ROBERT PABARE was born about 1480, of Leicestershire, England, to John Paybody (1460-1520) and Agnes Unknown (1460- .) He married Margaret Erskine in about 1499, of Leicestershire, England.
Robert Pabare died in about 1544, of Leicestershire, at about age 64.
MARGARET ERSKINE was born about 1480, of Leicestershire, England, to unknown parents. She married Robert Pabare, about 1499, of Leicestershire, England.
Margaret Erskine passed away in about 1559, age 79.
Child of Robert Pabare and Margaret Erskine:
1.John Paybodey, 1, was born about 1500, of Nosley Parish, Leicestershire, England, to Robert Pabare (1480-1544) and Margaret Erskine (1480- .) He married Agnes Unknown about 1520, of Leicestershire. John died about 1569, in Hothorpe, Northamptonshire, England, age 69.
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3. JOHN PAYBODEY I (1500-1569)
AGNES UNKNOWN
JOHN PAYBODEY I was born about 1500, of Nosley Parish, Leicestershire, England, to Robert Pabare (1480-1544) and Margaret Erskine (1480- .) He married Agnes Unknown about 1520, of Leicestersihre.
John died about 1569, of Hothorpe, Northamptonshire, England, age 69.
AGNES UNKNOWN was born in England to unknown parents. She married John Paybodey I about 1520, of Leicestershire.
We do not know when or where Agnes died.
Children of John Paybodey and Agnes Unknown:
1.John Paybodey, II, b. 1522, Leicestershire.
2.Richard Paybody was born about 1522 of Nosley Parish, Leicestershire, England, to John Paybodey (1500-1569) and Agnes Unknown. He married Unknown in about 1542, of Leicestershire. Richard Paybody died about 1586, of Ashby, Parva, England, age 64.
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4. RICHARD PAYBODY (1522-1586)
UNKNOWN (1520- )
RICHARD PAYBODY was born about 1522, of Nosely Parish, Leicestershire, England, to John Paybodey (1500-1569) and Agnes Unknown. He married Unknown in about 1542, of Leicestershire, England.
Richard Paybody died about 1586, of Ashby, Parva, England, age 64.
Child of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paybody:
1.William Paybodye was born about 1544 of Nosely Parish, Leicestershire, England, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paybody (1522-1586.) He married Hannah Hale in about 1563, of St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England. William Paybodye died in about 1605, of Nosely Parish, Leicestershire, at about age 61.
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5. WILLIAM PAYBODYE (PEABODY) (1544-1605)
HANNAH HALE (1539-1622)
WILLIAM PAYBODYE (PEABODY) was born about 1544, of Nosely Parish, Leicestershire, England, to Richard Paybody (1522-1586) and Unknown. He married Hannah Hale about 1563, of St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England.
William Paybodye died 14 September 1605, in Nosely Parish, Leicestershire, England, age 61.
HANNAH HALE was born 13 July 1539, at St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England, to unknown parents. She married William Paybodye about 1563, of St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England.
Hannah Hale passed away about 1622, age 82, in Hertfordshire, England.
Children of William Paybodye and Hannah Hale:
1.Thomas Peabody, b. 1560, England.
2.John William Pabodie was born about 1564, of St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England, to William Paybodye (1544-1605) and Hannah Hale (1539-1622.) He married Agnus Unknown, about 1574, of Nosely Parish, Leicestershire, England. John Pabodie died 2 May 1636, at Nosely Parish, Leicestershire, England, age 72.
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6. JOHN WILLIAM PABODIE, SR. (1564-1636)
AGNES UNKNOWN (1568-1620)
JOHN WILLIAM PABODIE was born about 1564, of St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England to William Paybodye (1544-1605) and Hannah Hale (1539-1622.) He married Agnus Unknown, about 1574, of Nosely Parish, Leicestershire, England.
John Pabodie died 2 May 1636, at Nosely Parish, Leicestershire, England, age 72.
AGNES UNKNOWN was born about 1568, of St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England, to unknown parents. She married John William Pabodie, about 1574, of Nosely Parish, Leicestershire, England.
Agnes passed away about 1620, of Nosely Parish, Leicestershire, England, age 52.
Children of John William and Agnes Pabodie:
1.Richard Peabody, b. 1586, Leicestershire.
2.Captain John Peabody was born 7 September 1590, in St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England, to John William Pabodie, (1564-1636) and Agnes Unknown (1568-1620.) He married Isabel Harper, about 1612, Stafford, Staffordshire, England. Captain John Peabody died 27 April 1667, Bridgewater, Massachusetts, age 76.
3.William Peabody, b. 1590, Leicestershire.
4.Thomas Pebody.
5.George Pebody.
6.Anne Pebody
7.Clement Paybody.
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7. CAPTAIN JOHN PABODIE (1590-1667)
ISABEL HARPER (1594-after 1658)
CAPTAIN JOHN PABODIE was born 7 September, 1590, in St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England, to John William Pabodie (1564-1636) and Agnes Unknown (1568-1620.) He married Isabel Harper, about 1612, Stafford, Staffordshire, England. They immigrated to New England, 2 April 1635.
Captain John Peabody died 27 April 1667, Bridgewater, Massachusetts, age 76.
John Peabody (Paybody, Pabody, Pabodie) was in Plymouth Colony by 1636. His name was on the list of freemen dated March 7, 1636/7. He received land grants on the "Duxburrow side" (Duxbury). He was a member of the jury which convicted three Englishmen of the murder of an Indian on Sept. 4, 1638. He married wife, Isabel Harper in 1608 in St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England. On July 16, 1649, he wrote his will mentioning son, FRANCIS, my ancestor. Also mentioned are wife, Isabel; daughter, Annis Rouse; sons, Thomas, Francis & William Peabody; grandson, John Paybody, son of William, and John Rouse, son of John Rouse.
"John Paybody who, as far as can be ascertained, is the progenitor of all of that name in this country, however varied the name may be from the original orthography, is supposed to have immigrated to New England in or near the year 1635."
The surname is generally spelled "Pabodie" in the early colonial records.
1636/7, March 7- Admitted freeman of Plymouth, Massachusetts. Later, he settled in Duxbury, MA.
Marriage in 1608 in Stafford, Staffordshire, England to Isabel Harper (b. 1592 in St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England). She was the sister of Thomas Harper of London, England.
The Peabody family immigrated to New England 2 April 1635, on the Planter. John was 44.
John Peabody received a grant of 10 acres of land Jan. 1, 1637/8, "on Duxburrow side, lying betwixt the lands of William Tubs on the north side and those of Experience Mitchell on the south side, and from the sea in the west; and from Blew Fish River in the easte."
Another tract, granted him Nov. 2, 1640, was 30 acres "with meadow to it" at North River. He was a member of the jury that convicted three young Englishmen of the murder of an Indian on Sept. 4, 1638, and of the "Grand Inquest" at the court June 4, 1639. He was one of the sureties on a neighbor's bond June 4, 1645.
In 1645, John Peabody and his son, William, were among the original proprietors of Bridgewater, Mass. He was a witness with Thomas Winterton against Edward Richards when he was tried in court at Salem 4:9:1645, on a charge of making a false statement to them concerning shipboard killings. Richards was convicted and fined 10 shillings and ordered to acknowledge his sin before the congregation at Lynn.
John's will, dated July 16, 1649, at Duxbury, was proved Apr. 27, 1666/7 at Boston:
"In and about the sixteenth of July in the yeare of our Lord 1649 I John Paybody of Duxbrook in the Collonie of New Plymoute planter being in prfect health and sound in memory God be blessed for it doe ordaine and make this my last Will and Testament In maner and forme as foloweth;
"Imprimis I bequeath my soule to God that gave it hopeing to be saved by the Meritt of Christ my blessed Saviour and Redeemer; as for my worldly goods as followeth:
"Item I give and bequeath unto Thomas my eldest sonne one shilling "Item I give and bequeath unto ffrancis Paybody my second son one shilling. "Item I give and bequeath unto William Paybody my youngest son one shilling.
"Item I give and bequeath unto Annis Rouse my daughter one shilling.
"Item I give and bequeath unto John Rouse the son of John Rouse my lands att Carswell in Marshfield after my wifes decease;
"Item I give unto John Pabodie the son of William my lott of Land att the new
plantation,
"Item I give and bequeath all the Rest of my goods that are my mine liveing and dead unto my wife Isabell Paybody whome I make my sole executrix of this my last Will and Testament; memorandum all these legasyes before sett downe are to yayed by William Paybody my youngest son when they shall be demanded.
John Paybody
John ffernesyde
Boston in New England
the 27th of April, 1667”
"Mr John ffernesyde came before mee under written and deposed that by order of Paybody above written and mentioned: hee wrote what is above written and Read it to the said John Paybody on the day of the date thereof and declared the same to be his Last Will and that when hee soe did hee was of a sound disposing mind to his best knowlidg and alsoe subscribed his name thereunto John ffernesyde as a witness.”
As Attesteth Edward Rawson Recorder"
Captain John Pabodie died 27 April 1667, age 76, in Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
ISABEL HARPER was born 8 November 1594, at St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England, to Thomas Harper (1560-1600) and Christine Bilmore (1560-1640.) She married John Pabodie about 1612, of Stafford, Staffordshire, England.
The Peabody family immigrated to New England 2 April 1635, on the Planter.
Isabel Harper passed away after 1658, in Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachusetts, about age 64.
Children of Captain John Pabodie and Isabel Harper:
1.Thomas Pabodie, b. about 1612 in England.
2.Lieutenant Francis Pabodie, b. about 1613 in England.
3.Honorable William Pabodie was born 24 May 1618, at St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England, to Captain John Pabodie (1590-1667) and Isabel Harper (1594-after 1658.) He immigrated to Massachusetts with his family 2 April 1635, on the Planter. He married Elizabeth Alden, daughter of Pilgrims John Alden and Priscilla Mullins. They were married 26 December 1644, Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts. William Pabodie died 13 December 1707, in Little Compton, Newport Co., Rhode Island, age 89.
4.Annis or Annie, b. about 1620; m. Jan. 7, 1638/9, in Marshfield, John
Rouse of Marshfield; John was a Quaker, he was a town officer in Marshfield in 1645; he d. Dec. 16, 1684, in Marshfield, and she d. before Sept. 12, 1688, when his will was proved.
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8.HONORABLE WILLIAM PABODIE (1618-1707)
ELIZABETH ALDEN (1623-1717)
HONORABLE WILLIAM PABODIE was born 24 May 1618, at St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England, to Captain John Pabodie (1590-1667) and Isabel Harper (1594-after 1658.)
He immigrated to Massachusetts with his family 2 April 1635, on the Planter.
He married Elizabeth Alden, daughter of Pilgrims John Alden and Priscilla Mullins. They were married 26 December 1644, Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.
William settled in Plymouth and was a Representative of Duxbury from 1659-1678. In Duxbury, where he held many offices of trust, being Town Clerk for 18 years, and Deputy to the General Court for many years. William Pabodie was listed at Duxbury as a male "able to bear arms" (between the age of 16 and 60) in August 1643 (PCR, 8:187). He was an original proprietor of Bridgewater in 1645 and was admitted a Freeman of the colony on 5 June 1651 (PCR, 2:154, 167; Gen Dict RI, 141). In 1648 he purchased for £70 the 80-acre homestead in Duxbury which had formerly belonged to Jonathan Brewster from John Holland and Hopestill Foster of Dorchester (Plymouth Col LR, 11:1:43 in MD, 2:93-94).
William was one of the original purchasers in 1673 of portions of "Saconett," lands that would become Little Compton, and he also, along with Constant Southworth, performed the surveying work behind the purchases.
Around 1684 William and Elizabeth moved to Little Compton (then still part of Plymouth Colony), and several of their children and grandchildren followed and established their own families there. William traded on his employment experience in Duxbury to become Little Compton's first town clerk, a position that he held well into his old age. He also served as a school teacher. Around 1690, William and Elizabeth built a home on West Main Road. Much changed and expanded, it's now known as the Peabody-Wilbour Farm. (The "Wilbour" was Isaac C. Wilbour, who lived there in the 1890s, and the appearance of the house today reflects the tastes of his day. It originally was a simple two-story building consisting of four rooms).
His will was dated Little Compton of Bristol Co., Mass., May 13, 1707; proved Feb. 27, 1707, wits. John Woodman, Peter Taylor and Samuel Wilbore.
The Honorable William Peabodie died 13 Dec 1707 in Little Compton, Newport Co., Rhode Island, age 87.
Familypedia:
William Pabodie was born 1620 in St. Albans, Herefordshire, England to John Pabodie (1590-1667) and Isabel Harper (1592-1664.) He married Elizabeth Alden (1625-1717) 26 December 1644 in Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.
William Pabodie died 13 December1707, in Little Compton, Newport County, Rhode Island, of unspecified causes. He was buried in Old Commons Cemetery, Little Compton, Newport Co., RI.
Biography:
William and Elizabeth settled in Duxburough (later Duxbury, Massachusetts), close to other Mayflower families, including the Brewsters and Standishes. William served as town clerk there, succeeding Alexander Standish, and held other jobs at various times as well, including yeoman, boatman, planter, and surveyor. When he became Duxbury town clerk, the town records having been destroyed in a fire, he very carefully recorded his own marriage and the births and marriages of his thirteen children. Interestingly, one of the thirteen, Priscilla, died at only three months old and the next girl child was given the same name.
William Pabodie is referred to in various documents of the period as a yeoman, boatman, planter, and wheelwright. He was also a land surveyor. On Nov. 1, 1648, four years after he was married, he bought from John Holland and Hopestill Foster of Dorchester, Mass., a dwelling house, garden, stables, land and meadow. He later bought additional tracts of land in Mattapoisett and Sepecan.
William was one of the original purchasers in 1673 of portions of "Saconett," lands that would become Little Compton, and he also, along with Constant Southworth, performed the surveying work behind the purchases.
Around 1684 William and Elizabeth moved to Little Compton (then still part of Plymouth Colony), and several of their children and grandchildren followed and established their own families there. William traded on his employment experience in Duxbury to become Little Compton's first town clerk, a position that he held well into his old age. He also served as a school teacher. Around 1690, William and Elizabeth built a home on West Main Road. Much changed and expanded, it's now known as the Peabody-Wilbour Farm. (The "Wilbour" was Isaac C. Wilbour, who lived there in the 1890s, and the appearance of the house today reflects the tastes of his day. It originally was a simple two-story building consisting of four rooms).
William died on December 13, 1707, and Elizabeth followed him ten years later, on May 31, 1717, at the ripe age of ninety-three or ninety-four. Her obituary in the Boston Newsletter said in part, "She was exemplary, virtuous and pious, and her memory is blessed. She left a numerous posterity. Her granddaughter Bradford is a grandmother." In fact, it's estimated that at the time of her death she had eighty-two grandchildren and 556 great-grandchildren!
Note Family Last Name Variations: Pabodie / Paybody / Peabody / Peabodie. (End: Wikipedia.)
Will of William Pabodie:
“The Last Will & Testament of William Pabodie of Little Compton in the County of Bristoll being aged and weakly, but of perfect understanding, as at other times, blessed be God for it, for the settling & continueing peace in my family and amongst my children after my decease do order my estate in the world as followeth.
“Impris that my Body after it be Dead have Decent buriall & all funerall charges be Defrayed out of my estate....
“Item That all my Lawful Debts be fully & clearely and truely payed out of my estate as soon after my Death as Conveniently Can....
“Item I give unto my beloved wife all my houseing and lands in that part of ye town of Little Compton aforsd called the three quarters of a mile square the land being the one halfe of fourteen eleven acre lotts of land lyeing all of them in said three quarters of a mile square the Dwelling house being the East end of said house (the one halfe of sd fourteen eleven acre lotts of land. I gave formerly unto my son William Pabodie as may appear by a Deed of Gift unto him under my hand and Seal) Dureing the time of her widowhood: but if she Marry againe then I give her the Third part only Dureing her life. Allso I give unto my sd wife all my household stuff beds and beding puter brass Iron Tinn wood except onely one sett of Green Curtaines which I have given unto my Daughter Lidea Greenill after my wives Decease Together with the vallens thereunto belonging Allso I give unto my wife what cattle or beast of any sort or kind shall be found mine at my Death Together allso will all Bills due unto me at my death and what money shall be found mine at my Death Provided she Marry not againe and allso Rest contented with this my bequest to her in this my last will & Testament But if my wife shall see cause to claime her Thirds of my house and lands that was mine at Duxbury which I sold unto Samuel Bartlett and make use thereof then my will is my son William Pabodie shall have the whole use of houseing & lands at Little Compton & pay Samuel Bartlett fifty shillings by the year Dureing the time his mother makes use of her thirds at Duxbury....
“Item my will further is that if my wife will not be Contented with her thirds at Little Compton onely nor with her thirds at Duxbury onely but shall claime her thirds in both places or Marry Againe then my will is that I do hereby make Voide all my Bequest to her before Mentioned in this my last will & Testament and that she shall have onely such part of my estate as the law provides when the Husband. Dyes Intestate, and my bequest in this my last will & Testament in what is more then the law Request as aforesaid shall goe to make up the Damage any person shall sustain by her Refusall....
“Item I give to my son William Pabodie after his Mothers death that part of my house and land in Little Compton which I have bequeathed unto his mother dureing her life to him & his heirs for ever with all the Appurtenances....
“Item I give unto my son William Pabodie one Quarter part of a four & Twenty acre lott of land in Little Compton to him and his heires and assigns for ever....
“Item I give unto my son William Pabodie all my books not otherwise Disposed of before my Death and all my tools Axes hoes augurs saws Chaines hooks plows Irons. Crow & c...
“Item I give unto my three Gransons Namely Stephen Southworth the naturall son of my daughter Rebecca now Deceased and the naturall sons of my son William Pabodie Namely John Pabodie & William Pabodie as followeth, whereas there are certain lands belonging unto me the Testator Lyeing in or about a place called Wesbanange westward of the town of Providence in Rhod Iland Jurisdiction in New England not as yet bound out nor Divided namely one whole share I purchased of Philip Taber as may apear by Deeds under the hand & seale of sd Taber bearing date November the 12th 1685. and one other share in sd. Land in the same Country Purchased by my son William ffoabs of Shuball Painter as may appear by Deed under his hand and seal bearing date March the 8th, 1682, but assigned over by the said William ffobes unto my son in law Icabod Wiswell and my self the Testator as may appear by an assignment on the back side said Deed Now I give unto my three Gransons before named viz Stephen Southworth John Pabody and William Pabodie one third part of that whole share of land bought of Phillip Taber the other two third parts haveing formerly sold unto my two sons in law namely Edward Southworth & William ffobes allso I give two third parts of my halfe share of what was said Suball Painters the other third part of said half share I sold unto my said son in law Edward Southworth now I say the one third part of my share I bought that was Suball Painters I give unto my said three Gransons namely Stephen Southworth John Pabodie & William Pabodie by an equal Division to them and their heirs for ever.
“Item I give unto my naturall Daughter Mary one shilling & to my naturall Daughter Mercey one shilling and unto my naturall Daughter Martha one shilling and unto my naturall Daughter Priscilla one shilling & unto my Naturall Daughter Ruth one shilling and unto my naturall Daughter Hannah one shilling & to my naturall Daughter Lidia one shilling and to the heires of my naturall Daughter Elizabeth one shilling and unto the heirs of my naturall Daughter Rebeccah one shilling.
“Lastly I constitute and apoint my beloved wife & my son William Pabodie sole executors of this my last will and Testament Desireing my beloved friends:
William Pabodie (s)
“Signed and sealed in the presence of these witnesses May: 13th: 1707 John Woodman Peter Taylor Samuel Wilbore
An account of the administration of the estate was filed by the son William on Sept. 13, 1709, showing he had paid each of the heirs their cash legacies and paid the expense of the funeral, which included “one shilling for the robe, six shillings for digging the grave, three shillings for the coffin, twelve shillings for 3 gallons of rum and 13 shillings for the grave stones, besides paying the doctor two pounds and three shillings.”
William died on December 13, 1707, and Elizabeth followed him ten years later, on May 31, 1717
William Peabody’s Headstone
ELIZABETH ALDEN. :”Elizabeth Pabodie” as it is spelled on her headstone, was born about 1634 in Plymouth to John Alden (1599-1687) and Priscilla Mullins (1600-1685.) She was considered the first white girl born in the Plymouth Colony.
She married William Pabodie, 24 December 1644, in Duxbury, Massachusetts, a civic and military leader of Duxbury where all 13 of their children were born. They moved to Little Compton, Rhode Island, where Elisabeth died in 1717 at the age of about 94.
Their descendants were prominent in settling areas of Rhode Island and Connecticut. From Elisabeth’s line comes the one individual most credited with spreading the fame of John and Priscilla far and wide, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in his "Courtship of Miles Standish."
Described by a contemporary as, "dignified, a woman of great character, and fine presence, very tall and handsome," Elisabeth married William Pabodie on December 26, 1644. They settled in Duxburough (later Duxbury, Massachusetts), close to other Mayflower families, including the Brewsters and Standishes. William served as town clerk there, succeeding Alexander Standish, and held other jobs at various times as well, including yeoman, boatman, planter, and surveyor. When he became Duxbury town clerk, the town records having been destroyed in a fire, he very carefully recorded his own marriage and the births and marriages of his thirteen children. Interestingly, one of the thirteen, Priscilla, died at only three months old and the next girl child was given the same name.
Elizabeth Alden Pabodie
William died on December 13, 1707, and Elizabeth followed him ten years later, on May 31, 1717, at the ripe age of ninety-three or ninety-four. Her obituary in the Boston Newsletter said in part, "She was exemplary, virtuous and pious, and her memory is blessed. She left a numerous posterity. Her granddaughter Bradford is a grandmother." In fact, it's estimated that at the time of her death she had eighty-two grandchildren and 556 great-grandchildren!
Elisabeth Alden Pabodie's grave in Little Compton, Rhode Island, the original headstone was inserted in a new monument in 1882.
Elizabeth Alden passed away 31 May 1717, at Little Compton, Rhode Island.
Children of William Pabodie and Elizabeth Alden:
(All thirteen of their children were born in Duxbury before Elizabeth eventually moved to Little Compton, Rhode Island in the 1680s. Interestingly, one of the thirteen, Priscilla, died at only three months old and the next girl child was given the same name. They had the following children (13.)
1.John Pabodie (1645-1669) (M) was born on 4 Oct 1645 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA. He died on 17 Nov 1669 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA. No known marriage or descendants, age 24. The coroner's jury found “hee riding on the road, his horse carried him underneath the bow of a tree, violently forceing his head unto the body thereof, broke his skull, which wee doe judge was the cause of his death.”
2.Elizabeth Pabodie (1647-1677)(F) - Born 1647-Apr-24 at Duxbury / Died 1677-May-4 (?) at Duxbury - Elizabeth married John Rogers in Nov 1666 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA. John was born about 1640. He died on 28 Jun 1732 in Barrington, Bristol Co., RI. They had five children.
3.Mary Pabodie (1648-1728) (F) - Born 1648-Aug-2 at Duxbury / Died 1728-Nov-8 at Duxbury. Mary married Edward Southworth on 16 Nov 1671 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA. Edward was born about 1644. He died - 7 Nov 1727 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA. They had 8 children.
4.Mercy Pabodie (1650-1728) (F) - Born 1650 at Duxbury / Died 1728-Sep-26 at Duxbury / Marr 1669-Nov-16 to John Simmons at Duxbury. Mercy married John Simmons on 16 Nov 1669 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA. John was born about 1651. He died before 9 Feb 1715/1716. They had 9 children.
5.Martha Pabodie (1651-1711) (F) - Born 1651-Feb 24 at Duxbury / 1711-Jan-25 Death at Little Compton, Newport, RI. Martha married (1) Samuel Seabury on 4 Apr 1677 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA. Samuel was born on 10 Dec 1640 in Boston, Suffolk Co., MA. He died on 5 Aug 1681 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA. They had 2 children. Martha married (2) William Fobes about 1682 in probably Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA. William was born about 1649 in probably Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA. He died on 6 Nov 1712 in probably Little Compton, Newport Co., RI. They had 4 children.
6.Priscilla Pabodie (1652-1653)(F) was born on 16 Nov 1652 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA. She died on 2 Mar 1652/1653 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA. Died as infant, age 3 months. Child.
7.Priscilla Pabodie (1653-1724) (F) - Born 1653-Jan-15 at Duxbury / 1724-Jun-3 Died at Kingston, Washington, RI, Buried at Duxbury. She was given the same name as a sister (#6) that had died at age 3 months. Priscilla married (1) Michael Sprague. Michael was born about 1649. Priscilla married (2) Isaac Averill on 22 Dec 1671. Isaac was born about 1650. Priscilla married (3) Ichabod Wiswall about Dec 1677 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA. Ichabod was born about 1637 in probably Dorchester, Suffolk Co., MA. He died on 23 Jul 1700. He was buried in South Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA. There was 6 children from the Wiswall marriage.
8.Sarah Pabodie (1656-1740) (F) Born 1656-Aug-7 at Duxbury / 1740-Aug-27 Died at Little Compton, Newport, RI. Sarah married John Coe on 10 Nov 1681 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA. John was born on 30 Jun 1649 in Gloucester, Essex Co., MA. He died on 10 Dec 1728. He was buried in Old Commons Cemetery, Little Compton, RI. They had 7 children.
9.Ruth Pabodie (1658-1724) (F) Born 1658-Jun-27 at Duxbury / 1724-Apr-25 Died at Duxbury / Ruth married Benjamin Bartlett in Dec 1678 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA. Benjamin was born about 1655 in probably Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA. He died - 10 Apr 1724. They had 9 children.
10.Rebecca Pabodie (1660-1702) (F) was born 16 Oct 1660, at Duxbury, Plymouth, Massachusetts, to the Honorable William Pabodie (1618-1707) and Elizabeth Alden (1623-1717.) She married William Southworth about 1680, age 19, at Duxbury, Plymouth Colony. They had nine children in Little Compton, Rhode Island. Rebecca Pabodie passed away 23 December 1702, at Little Compton, Rhode Island, at age 42.
11.Hannah Pabodie (1661-1723) (F) Birth 15 Oct 1661/62 Duxbury / Death 29 Apr 1723 at Duxbury / Hannah married (1) Samuel Bartlett on 2 Aug 1683 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA. Samuel was born before 1666 in probably Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA. He died before 9 Dec 1713. They had 8 children / Hannah married (2) John Churchill on 4 Mar 1714/1715 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA. John was born about 1656. He died on 13 Jun 1723. He was buried in Burial Hill, Plymouth, MA. with no known descendants.
12.William Pabodie (1664-1744) (M) Birth 24 Nov 1664 at Duxbury / Death 17 Sep 1744 at Little Compton, Newport, RI / William married (1) Judith Tilden on 27 Jun 1693. Judith was born on 1 Jun 1670 in Scituate, Plymouth Co., MA. She died on 28 Jul 1714 in Little Compton, Newport Co., RI. She was buried in Little Compton, Newport Co., RI. They had 8 children. / William married (2) Elizabeth Throope on 20 Mar 1715/1716. Elizabeth was born in 1672 in probably Barnstable, Barnstable Co., MA. She died on 14 Dec 1717 in Little Compton, Newport Co., RI. She was buried in Little Compton, Newport Co., RI. 1 child / William married (3) Mary Morgan after 14 Dec 1717. Mary was born on 20 Mar 1669/1670 in New London, New London Co., CT. She died on 14 Sep 1756 in Stonington, New London Co., CT. no children/
13.Lydia Pabodie (1667-1748) (F) Birth 3 Apr 1667 Duxbury / Death 13 Jul 1748 at Saybrook or Killingworth, Middlesex Co, Conn. / Lydia married Daniel Grinnell before 1 Jan 1687/1688. Daniel was born about 1664 in probably Portsmouth, Newport Co., RI. He died on 17 Jan 1740/1741 in Westbrook, Middlesex Co., CT. They had 11 children.
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CAPTAIN WILLIAM SOUTHWORTH (1659-1719)
9.REBECCA PABODIE (1660-1702)
CAPTAIN WILLIAM SOUTHWORTH was born about 1659 in Duxbury, Massachusetts to Constant Southworth (1615-1679) and Elizabeth Collier (1616- .) He was a ship’s carpenter and yeoman.
William Southworth died, 25 June 1719, in Little Compton, Rhode Island. He was buried in the Old Commons Cemetery in Little Compton.
William Southworth married (1) *Rebecca Pabodie in about 1680, in Duxbury, Plymouth Colony. Rebecca died on 3 December 1702, in Little Compton. William married (2) Martha Kirtland, 14 November 1705, in Old Saybrook, Middlesex, Province of Connecticut. They then moved back to Rhode Island. Martha was a widow of Joseph Blaque (Blake) when they were married.
Captain William Southworth is a direct descendent and bloodline of the kings of England, Scotland, France, and Norse Kings from Denmark/Norway.
Two separate identified family blood lines run to the Plantagenet kings through the strong Southworth family line, either from King Edward I or King Edward III. One of these English royalty lines begins with Elizabeth of England (William Southworth's 10th great grandmother) and her father King Edward I "Longshanks" of England (reign 1272-1307ad) William's11th great grandfather. Through the Edward I line, Captain William Southworth is a direct descendent and blood line of the House of Mercia, House of Wessex, House of Normandy, and the House of Plantagenet (Angevin). (King Edward I, Elizabeth of Rhuddlan countess of Hereford, William de Bohn 1st earl of Hereford, Elizabeth de Bohn countess of Arunder, Elizabeth FitzAlen duchess of Norfolk, Joan Goushill baroness of Stanley, Margaret Stanley countess of Sussex, Thomas de Boteler, Mary Boteler Southworth, Knight Sir John Southworth, Sir Thomas Southworth, Edward Southworth, Ensign Constant Southworth, Captain William Southworth.
William's French king bloodline begins in the Carolingian Dynasty with Charles III (reign 893 AD - 922 AD) and continues through the line of Louis II, Charles II, Louis I, Charlemagne (William's 24th great grandfather), Pepin "the younger,” Charles Martel "the Hammer" and continues through Pepin II.
Separately, Captain William Southworth's wife, Rebecca Pabodie Southworth, is a bloodline descendant of Mayflower passengers John Alden and Priscilla Mullins, her grandfather and grandmother (John Alden/Priscilla (Mullins) Alden, Elizabeth (Alden) Pabodie, Rebecca (Pabodie) Southworth.
Will: Will of William Southworth of Little Compton Yeoman:
To wife Martha Southworth her thirds as law allows.
To son Joseph Southworth 20 pds.
To son Edward Southworth 20 pds.
To son Samuel Southworth 5 pds.
To son *Nathaniel Southworth 400 pds.
To son Benjamin Southworth ten shillings.
To son Thomas Southworth 20 shillings.
To son Stephen Southworth one half of my negro man called Cuff and one cow.
To son Gideon Southworth 20 shillings.
To son Andrew Southworth one half my negro man called Cuff.
To daughter Elizabeth Little 60 pds.
To daughter Alice Cook 70 pds.
To grandson William Southworth and Constant Southworth.
My friend Lieutennant John Wood to be one of my executors
with my sons Joseph and Samuel Southworth.
Witnesses Jonathan Thurston William Southworth Richard Grinnell, R. his mark. Nathaniel Searles. Will made May 8 1719.
Proved August 24 1719.
Inventory of the estate of Captain William Southworth of Little Compton Dec. one negro man called Cuff. and one negro woman called Su. One negro woman called Kate. Witnesses John Wood Two houses and 100 acres of land £2000 Peter Taylor Sylvester Richmond. Total of estate. £2593.
William Southworth died, 25 June 1719, in Little Compton, Rhode Island. He was buried in the Old Commons Cemetery in Little Compton.
REBECCA PABODIE was born 16 October 1660, at Duxbury, Plymouth Colony, to the Honorable William Pabodie (1618-1707) and Elizabeth Alden (1623-1717.) She married William Southworth in about 1680 age 19, at Duxbury, Plymouth Colony. They had nine children in Little Compton, Rhode Island.
Rebecca Pabodie Southworth, is a bloodline descendant of Mayflower passengers John Alden and Priscilla Mullins, her grandfather and grandmother (John Alden/Priscilla (Mullins) Alden, Elizabeth (Alden) Pabodie, Rebecca (Pabodie) Southworth.
Rebecca Pabodie passed away 23 December 1702, at Little Compton, Rhode Island, at age 42.
Inscription on Rebecca Pabodie Southworth’s Headstone:
Here lyeth interred the Body of Rebekah
the wife of Capt. William Southworth
who departed this life December ye 23rd
in the 43rd year of her Age 1702
Burial: Old Commons Burial Ground, Little Compton, Newport County, Rhode Island, USA
Children of *William Southworth and *Rebecca Pabodie:
1.Benjamin Southworth, b. 18 April 1681, Little Compton, RI; d. 26 Apr 1759..
2.Joseph Southworth, b. 1 Feb 1683, Little Compton, RI d. 20 Apr 1739.
3.Edward Southworth, b. 23 Nov 1684, Little Compton, RI.
4.Elizabeth Southworth, b. 23 Sep 1686, Little Compton, RI; md. Otis; d. 10 Apr 1743.
5.Alice Southworth, b. 14 July 1668, Little Compton, RI; d. 25 Apr 1770.
6.Samuel Southworth, b. 26 Dec 1690, Little Compton, RI; d. ca. 1758.
7.Nathaniel Southworth was born 31 October 1692, in Little Compton, Newport, Rhode Island, to William Southworth and Rebecca Pabodie. He married Nathaniel Southworth died about 1731, in Little Compton.
8.Thomas Southworth, b. 13 Dec. 1694, Little Compton, RI.
9.Stephen Southworth, b. 31 Mar 1696, Little Compton, RI; d. after 21 July 1737.
His wife, Rebecca Pabodie, passed away 3 December 1702, age 42, in Little Compton, RI. William married (2) Martha Kirtland, 14 November 1705.
Children of William Southworth and Martha Kirtland:
1.Gideon Southworth, b. 21 Mar 1707, Little Compton, RI.
2.Andrew Southworth, b. 12 Dec 1709, Little Compton, RI; d. 30 May 1772.
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- RICHARD PAYBODY was born about 1522, of Nosely Parish, Leicestershire, England, to John Paybodey (1500-1569) and Agnes Unknown. He married Unknown in about 1542, of Leicestershire, England.
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