Nielsen Hayden genealogy
John Stone
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Name John Stone [1, 2] Birth of Hertford, Hertfordshire, England 
[3] Gender Male Person ID I23358 Ancestry of PNH, TNH, and others | Ancestor of TWK Last Modified 9 Feb 2024
Children + 1. Rev. Samuel Stone, b. Bef 30 Jul 1602 d. 20 Jul 1663, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut (Age > 60 years)+ 2. Sarah Stone, b. Bef 3 Apr 1625 d. Aft 4 Dec 1716 (Age > 91 years) Family ID F14042 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 19 Sep 2020
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Notes - "Samuel Stone's father was an inhabitant of Hertford. He was an Assistant Burgess of the Corporation [of Hertford, Hertfordshire] and was deprived of this position in October, 1637, because he had been absent from the Borough for one year. In the Month's Court Minutes of Hertford there is a comment that John Stone had 'lately gone beyond the seas and hath there seated and planted himself and his Familye...'" [A.G. Davies, “The Hertfordshire Background to Settlements in the Connecticut Valley,” in Doris Jones-Baker, ed., Hertfordshire in History: Papers Presented to Lionel Munby (Hatfield, Hertfordshire: University of Hertfordshire Press, 1991), quoted by Jesse Tarbert (citation details below)]
"Perhaps Samuel Stone's father was that John Stone of All Saints, draper, who is recorded selling land in Stapleford, Hertfordshire, on 19 August 1635, before John Stone first appears in Hartford, Connecticut. This John Stone appears in several records in Hartford, until 1640, when he is recorded giving land to Rev. Samuel Stone. Timothy Lester Jacobs suggests that 'Since John Stone apparently left no will, and there is no record of probate of his estate in Hartford (Connecticut), it is possible that he returned to England about 1640, but this is merely conjecture.' If this conjecture is indeed true, then perhaps Samuel's father is the 'John Stone, Draper,' who was recorded on 20 December 1641, as master in the apprenticeship of one 'John Stone of Hertford,' son of another 'John Stone Deceased.' More systematic examination of Hertford town records might prove fruitful." [Jesse Tarbert, citation details below]
- "Samuel Stone's father was an inhabitant of Hertford. He was an Assistant Burgess of the Corporation [of Hertford, Hertfordshire] and was deprived of this position in October, 1637, because he had been absent from the Borough for one year. In the Month's Court Minutes of Hertford there is a comment that John Stone had 'lately gone beyond the seas and hath there seated and planted himself and his Familye...'" [A.G. Davies, “The Hertfordshire Background to Settlements in the Connecticut Valley,” in Doris Jones-Baker, ed., Hertfordshire in History: Papers Presented to Lionel Munby (Hatfield, Hertfordshire: University of Hertfordshire Press, 1991), quoted by Jesse Tarbert (citation details below)]
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Sources - [S6775] Jesse Tarbert, "The Identity and English Ancestry of Rev. Samuel Stone's First Wife: Rebecca Wright, Granddaughter of Rev. Richard Rogers." The New England Historical and Genealogical Register 176:388, Fall 2022.
- [S7376] The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England, 1636-1638 by Ian Watson. Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2024.
- [S3050] George E. McCracken, "A Hartford Miscellany: Howard, Stone, Adsit-Edgett." The American Genealogist 36:29, Jan 1960.
- [S6775] Jesse Tarbert, "The Identity and English Ancestry of Rev. Samuel Stone's First Wife: Rebecca Wright, Granddaughter of Rev. Richard Rogers." The New England Historical and Genealogical Register 176:388, Fall 2022.