Eustace Jayuettes, will March 15, 1626, Coney Weston, bur. April 26, 1626, same. Events following, that are not of that same place, are noted as such. Birth date and place are estimated.
m. 1593 to Rose, dau. of Martin Wright, bp. 1567, bur. 1635 Hingham (Norfolk).
Known children (all last mentioned living, in will, unless otherwise specified):
1. Thomas Sr., bp. 1593, bur. 1635 Hingham, m. 1622 Hingham to Margaret Mylnye, 5 chn.
2. Rose, bp. 1594.
3. William, bp. 1596, m. 1627 Hingham to Alice Foulesam.
4. Stephen Sr., bp. 1597, d. prob. 1662 Cambridge, Massachusetts, m. 1628 Hingham to Ann [Veare? or perhaps Neave], 7 chn.
5. Alice Gates, bp. 1599.
6. Mary Gates, bp. 1601.
7. Bridget Gates, bp. 1603, bur. 1617.
8. Simon Gates, bp. 1607.
9. Mary [thus] Gates, bp. 1609.
Of the two daughters named Mary, both listed thus in baptism records and in his will, one prob. m. 1629 to a Joseph Stidman.
See Edward J. Harrison in NEHGR, v.160, p.6-14 (Jan 2006). See also the same again, in v.163 (Apr 2009), for further research on son Stephen's wife's maiden name.
See also: https://coneyweston.suffolk.cloud/our-village/coney-weston-history/the-gates-family-coney-weston-to-the-new-world/
In particular, there is regretfully, no currently known connection with Peter & Mary (Josselyn) Gates of High Easter, Essex, parents of a Thomas Gates who married at a similar time, and died in the same year as the son of Eustace. That Thomas is cited as the father of George Gates (1634-1724), early settler of Hartford, Haddam, and East Haddam, Connecticut. This is notably described in "Records of the Gates families of America", pub. 1997, by Robert Cady Gates, agreeing with this conclusion, reported 4 Apr 2008, on genealogy.com. References to more recent or more accurate research is always welcome.
Of particular note, there is no record of his parentage. It should also be noted that his son Thomas married a Mary Mylnye in Hingham, Norfolk, while the son of Peter Gates married an Elizabeth Weeden in Norwich. Contrast both of these with Thomas Gates of Jamestown, Virginia (1582-1660), early Governor or colony leader of Virginia, also founder of Gates Fort on Saint George's Island, Bermuda. See also in Wikitree.
An SNP Y-DNA test can be used to determine relation to descendants of his grandchildren, those of at least two sons of his son Stephen. FamilyTreeDNA currently has a Gates surname group, with test results non-projected (actual) Y-DNA haplogroup and and additional details, preemptively available in their public access section.
m. 1593 to Rose, dau. of Martin Wright, bp. 1567, bur. 1635 Hingham (Norfolk).
Known children (all last mentioned living, in will, unless otherwise specified):
1. Thomas Sr., bp. 1593, bur. 1635 Hingham, m. 1622 Hingham to Margaret Mylnye, 5 chn.
2. Rose, bp. 1594.
3. William, bp. 1596, m. 1627 Hingham to Alice Foulesam.
4. Stephen Sr., bp. 1597, d. prob. 1662 Cambridge, Massachusetts, m. 1628 Hingham to Ann [Veare? or perhaps Neave], 7 chn.
5. Alice Gates, bp. 1599.
6. Mary Gates, bp. 1601.
7. Bridget Gates, bp. 1603, bur. 1617.
8. Simon Gates, bp. 1607.
9. Mary [thus] Gates, bp. 1609.
Of the two daughters named Mary, both listed thus in baptism records and in his will, one prob. m. 1629 to a Joseph Stidman.
See Edward J. Harrison in NEHGR, v.160, p.6-14 (Jan 2006). See also the same again, in v.163 (Apr 2009), for further research on son Stephen's wife's maiden name.
See also: https://coneyweston.suffolk.cloud/our-village/coney-weston-history/the-gates-family-coney-weston-to-the-new-world/
In particular, there is regretfully, no currently known connection with Peter & Mary (Josselyn) Gates of High Easter, Essex, parents of a Thomas Gates who married at a similar time, and died in the same year as the son of Eustace. That Thomas is cited as the father of George Gates (1634-1724), early settler of Hartford, Haddam, and East Haddam, Connecticut. This is notably described in "Records of the Gates families of America", pub. 1997, by Robert Cady Gates, agreeing with this conclusion, reported 4 Apr 2008, on genealogy.com. References to more recent or more accurate research is always welcome.
Of particular note, there is no record of his parentage. It should also be noted that his son Thomas married a Mary Mylnye in Hingham, Norfolk, while the son of Peter Gates married an Elizabeth Weeden in Norwich. Contrast both of these with Thomas Gates of Jamestown, Virginia (1582-1660), early Governor or colony leader of Virginia, also founder of Gates Fort on Saint George's Island, Bermuda. See also in Wikitree.
An SNP Y-DNA test can be used to determine relation to descendants of his grandchildren, those of at least two sons of his son Stephen. FamilyTreeDNA currently has a Gates surname group, with test results non-projected (actual) Y-DNA haplogroup and and additional details, preemptively available in their public access section.
Eustace Jayuettes, will March 15, 1626, Coney Weston, bur. April 26, 1626, same. Events following, that are not of that same place, are noted as such. Birth date and place are estimated.
m. 1593 to Rose, dau. of Martin Wright, bp. 1567, bur. 1635 Hingham (Norfolk).
Known children (all last mentioned living, in will, unless otherwise specified):
1. Thomas Sr., bp. 1593, bur. 1635 Hingham, m. 1622 Hingham to Margaret Mylnye, 5 chn.
2. Rose, bp. 1594.
3. William, bp. 1596, m. 1627 Hingham to Alice Foulesam.
4. Stephen Sr., bp. 1597, d. prob. 1662 Cambridge, Massachusetts, m. 1628 Hingham to Ann [Veare? or perhaps Neave], 7 chn.
5. Alice Gates, bp. 1599.
6. Mary Gates, bp. 1601.
7. Bridget Gates, bp. 1603, bur. 1617.
8. Simon Gates, bp. 1607.
9. Mary [thus] Gates, bp. 1609.
Of the two daughters named Mary, both listed thus in baptism records and in his will, one prob. m. 1629 to a Joseph Stidman.
See Edward J. Harrison in NEHGR, v.160, p.6-14 (Jan 2006). See also the same again, in v.163 (Apr 2009), for further research on son Stephen's wife's maiden name.
See also: https://coneyweston.suffolk.cloud/our-village/coney-weston-history/the-gates-family-coney-weston-to-the-new-world/
In particular, there is regretfully, no currently known connection with Peter & Mary (Josselyn) Gates of High Easter, Essex, parents of a Thomas Gates who married at a similar time, and died in the same year as the son of Eustace. That Thomas is cited as the father of George Gates (1634-1724), early settler of Hartford, Haddam, and East Haddam, Connecticut. This is notably described in "Records of the Gates families of America", pub. 1997, by Robert Cady Gates, agreeing with this conclusion, reported 4 Apr 2008, on genealogy.com. References to more recent or more accurate research is always welcome.
Of particular note, there is no record of his parentage. It should also be noted that his son Thomas married a Mary Mylnye in Hingham, Norfolk, while the son of Peter Gates married an Elizabeth Weeden in Norwich. Contrast both of these with Thomas Gates of Jamestown, Virginia (1582-1660), early Governor or colony leader of Virginia, also founder of Gates Fort on Saint George's Island, Bermuda. See also in Wikitree.
An SNP Y-DNA test can be used to determine relation to descendants of his grandchildren, those of at least two sons of his son Stephen. FamilyTreeDNA currently has a Gates surname group, with test results non-projected (actual) Y-DNA haplogroup and and additional details, preemptively available in their public access section.
m. 1593 to Rose, dau. of Martin Wright, bp. 1567, bur. 1635 Hingham (Norfolk).
Known children (all last mentioned living, in will, unless otherwise specified):
1. Thomas Sr., bp. 1593, bur. 1635 Hingham, m. 1622 Hingham to Margaret Mylnye, 5 chn.
2. Rose, bp. 1594.
3. William, bp. 1596, m. 1627 Hingham to Alice Foulesam.
4. Stephen Sr., bp. 1597, d. prob. 1662 Cambridge, Massachusetts, m. 1628 Hingham to Ann [Veare? or perhaps Neave], 7 chn.
5. Alice Gates, bp. 1599.
6. Mary Gates, bp. 1601.
7. Bridget Gates, bp. 1603, bur. 1617.
8. Simon Gates, bp. 1607.
9. Mary [thus] Gates, bp. 1609.
Of the two daughters named Mary, both listed thus in baptism records and in his will, one prob. m. 1629 to a Joseph Stidman.
See Edward J. Harrison in NEHGR, v.160, p.6-14 (Jan 2006). See also the same again, in v.163 (Apr 2009), for further research on son Stephen's wife's maiden name.
See also: https://coneyweston.suffolk.cloud/our-village/coney-weston-history/the-gates-family-coney-weston-to-the-new-world/
In particular, there is regretfully, no currently known connection with Peter & Mary (Josselyn) Gates of High Easter, Essex, parents of a Thomas Gates who married at a similar time, and died in the same year as the son of Eustace. That Thomas is cited as the father of George Gates (1634-1724), early settler of Hartford, Haddam, and East Haddam, Connecticut. This is notably described in "Records of the Gates families of America", pub. 1997, by Robert Cady Gates, agreeing with this conclusion, reported 4 Apr 2008, on genealogy.com. References to more recent or more accurate research is always welcome.
Of particular note, there is no record of his parentage. It should also be noted that his son Thomas married a Mary Mylnye in Hingham, Norfolk, while the son of Peter Gates married an Elizabeth Weeden in Norwich. Contrast both of these with Thomas Gates of Jamestown, Virginia (1582-1660), early Governor or colony leader of Virginia, also founder of Gates Fort on Saint George's Island, Bermuda. See also in Wikitree.
An SNP Y-DNA test can be used to determine relation to descendants of his grandchildren, those of at least two sons of his son Stephen. FamilyTreeDNA currently has a Gates surname group, with test results non-projected (actual) Y-DNA haplogroup and and additional details, preemptively available in their public access section.
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