Nielsen Hayden genealogy
John Stone

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Name John Stone [1, 2] Birth Bef 31 Jul 1618 [3, 4, 5] Baptism 31 Jul 1618 Nayland, Suffolk, England [3, 4, 5, 6]
Gender Male Death 5 May 1683 Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts [3, 4, 7]
Burial Old Burying Ground, Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts [4]
Siblings
1 sibling Person ID I13815 Ancestry of PNH, TNH, and others | Ancestor of AP, Ancestor of AW, Ancestor of TSW, Ancestor of TWK Last Modified 10 Apr 2021
Father Deacon Gregory Stone, b. Bef 19 Apr 1592 d. 30 Nov 1672, Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts (Age > 80 years)
Mother Margaret Garrad, b. Bef 5 Dec 1597 d. Bef 4 Aug 1626 (Age < 28 years) Marriage 20 Jul 1617 Nayland, Suffolk, England [5, 6]
Family ID F8621 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Anne d. Aft 7 Nov 1683 Marriage Bef 1640 [4, 6, 8] Children 1. Hannah Stone, b. 6 Jun 1640 d. Between 9 Jun 1683 and 1691 (Age 43 years) + 2. Daniel Stone, b. 31 Aug 1644, Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts d. Bef 1 Apr 1719, Framingham, Middlesex, Massachusetts
(Age < 74 years)
+ 3. Nathaniel Stone, b. 11 May 1660, Near Sudbury, in the region that later became Framingham, Middlesex, Massachusetts d. Between 23 Jun 1732 and 3 Nov 1732, Framingham, Middlesex, Massachusetts
(Age 72 years)
Family ID F8642 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 10 Apr 2021
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Notes - He emigrated to New England at age 17 in 1635 with his father, his stepmother Lydia, and several siblings and half-siblings. The family settled in Watertown and Cambridge. He moved to Newbury by 1939, then Sudbury and what later became Framingham. In 1672, following his father's death, he returned to Cambridge to inherit his property.
In Sudbury he was a deacon of the town church. In Cambridge, on 15 Nov 1682, he was made the church's ruling elder. He held various public offices and responsibilities throughout his life, and his final two years he was deputy for Cambridge at the General Court.
- He emigrated to New England at age 17 in 1635 with his father, his stepmother Lydia, and several siblings and half-siblings. The family settled in Watertown and Cambridge. He moved to Newbury by 1939, then Sudbury and what later became Framingham. In 1672, following his father's death, he returned to Cambridge to inherit his property.
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Sources - [S2960] J. Gardner Bartlett, "William Eben Stone, Ph.B." The New England Historical and Genealogical Register 76:83, Apr 1922.
- [S5395] The Bent Family in America by Allen H. Bent. Boston: David Clapp & Son, 1900.
- [S1809] Gregory Stone Genealogy: Ancestry and Descendants of Dea. Gregory Stone of Cambridge, Mass., 1320-1917 by J. Gardner Bartlett. Boston: Stone Family Association, 1918.
- [S756] Early New England Families Study Project: Accounts of New England Families from 1641 to 1700 by Alicia Crane Williams. Online database, New England Historic Genealogical Society.
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- [S933] Fifty Great Migration Colonists of New England and Their Origins by John Brooks Threlfall. Madison, Wisconsin, 1990., date only.
- [S1809] Gregory Stone Genealogy: Ancestry and Descendants of Dea. Gregory Stone of Cambridge, Mass., 1320-1917 by J. Gardner Bartlett. Boston: Stone Family Association, 1918., says 1639.
- [S2960] J. Gardner Bartlett, "William Eben Stone, Ph.B." The New England Historical and Genealogical Register 76:83, Apr 1922.