Captain Myles Standish Genealogy
Captain Myles Standish
Born in Chorley, Lancashire, England in 1584
Married (1st) Rose who died in 1621
Married (2nd) in 1623 to Barbara (they had 7 children together)
Died October 3, 1656 in Duxbury, Plymouth Colony
Josiah Standish (1st Gen.)
Born in 1633 in Duxbury or Plymouth
Married Sarah Allen in 1655
Died March 19, 1690
Samuel Standish (2nd Gen.)
Born in 1680 in Duxbury
Married Deborah Gates in 1709
Died August 4, 1753 in Preston, CT
Thomas Standish (3rd Gen.)
Born May 12, 1724
Married Sarah Williams on December 22, 1757
Died March 3, 1799
Lydia Standish (4th Gen.)
Born April 21, 1761 in Norwich, CT
Married October 15, 1778 to Abraham Meacham in Williamstown, Mass.
Died September 15, 1844
Daniel Meacham (5th Gen.)
Born January 5, 1784
Married November 30, 1806 to Esther Brownson, at Pawlet, Vermont
Died April 1, 1839 at Chicago, Illinois
Milo Fitch Meacham (6th Gen.)
Born April 11, 1817 at Brandon, Vermont
Married February 9, 1841 to Rhodilla Eugenia Dodge, at Milton, Illinois
Died September 21, 1862 at Corinth, Mississippi
Arabella Meacham Cook (7th Gen.)
Born July 10, 1851 in Danby, Illinois
Married September 2, 1874 to Dr. Henry Cook
Died sometime in 1913 from a fire
Ella Cook Patrick (8th Gen.)
Born November 4, 1880
Married June 16, 1910 to Karl Patrick
Died December 1969
Mira Meacham Patrick (9th Gen.)
Born March 7, 1911
Married September 19, 1931 to H. Leslie Vest
Died December 23, 1992
Douglas L. Vest (10th Gen.)
Born March 6, 19??
Married August 16, 19?? to Elizabeth
Still Living
Amy E. Vest (11th Gen.)
Born October 25, 19??
Married April 8, 1995 to Andrew
Still Living
7 comments:
That's cool and interesting how your family has gone from the east coast and working it's way out west!
You are SUCH a teacher. ;-p
No really that's fun. Thanks Amy and Happy Thanksgiving.
Mamma--
Life in the midwest started with Arabella and her husband Henry. They lived in New York and decided to set up a pharmacy in Nebraska. I can't even imagine what that move would have looked like. Dr. Cook was the first pharmacist to reside in this great state! He even employed a young girl named Willa Cather at his pharmacy. I love this kind of historical info!
Really cool! Very fun information that you and your family should be very proud of. I mean, hey, I feel proud just to know you. :)
Tracey....You are so funny!
Duxbury is such a beautiful New England town.
My maiden last name is Broeker...I ran across your blog and thought there may be a connection??
my blog is katieandbenupdates.blogspot.com and e-mail is benandkatierye@hotmail.com
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