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bullet *Laurence Ellison(61) was born about 1590 in England. He died before 29 Dec 1665 in Hempstead, Long Island, New York.

He was married about 1620. From "Colonial Families of Long Island, NY, and Connecticut", by Herbert Furman Seversmith, 1939:

Lawrence Ellison "was born about 1595, and probably in England. The baptismal record has not been found. In view of the fact that his son Richard appears of record in Braintree, Massachusetts, as early as 1646, it may be that Lawrence ellison was there also. He is, however of record as being in the Connecticut Colony 1 June, 1643 and was then perhaps of Hartford; in the record the other persons mentioned were at the time of that place. He brought an action in the Particular Court of Connecticut on that date through his attorney William Hills against Thomas Marshfield. The jury found for the plaintiff to the amount of four pounds damages.

Stiles in his "History of Windsor, Connecticut", Vol. I, page 155 states that in 1644 Lawrence Ellison forfeited an allotment of land near the lot of Williams Phelps, 'because he did not comply with terms of the grans', the terms having been that ellison should have been in residence there for two years now past or the grant should be void. The lot was given to Thomas Orton in March of 1646. It is usually stated that Ellison was, however, a resident of Windsor in 1653; after that date he had removed to Hempstead, New York.

Lawrence Ellison was recorded as Goodman Ellison at Hempstead in 1657; he had, together with his sons John and Thomas, six 'gattes'; he was listed in the rates made for a levy to pay public charges, 3 March 1658/9, and was townsman in 1659. Also in 1658 he with his son John became sureties for the good behavior of Henry Linnington, who had married Lawrence's daughter Catharine.

Lawrence Ellison died after 5 June, 1665 and before 29 December, 1665. The administration of his estate was granted to his three sons 2 June, 1666. He was probably buried at Hempstead, New York.

He probably married in England, and about 1620..."

From the Hempstead Town Records:

"Desembar 29 1665 whar as in page 28 ther is a reacord of Land bee twene adum mote and John Ellessun from this forward I John Ellessun doo reasine all my Right and intrust of that home bavell for and in consiederation of Richeard Ellessuns part of the home that our ffeather Larance Ellissun Latte dasessed did in Joye Ling by the Loote of John Smith :R: as witnes ours hands.

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Title Genealogical and personal memoirs relating to the families of Boston and eastern Massachusetts, Volume 2
Genealogical and Personal Memoirs Relating to the Families of Boston and Eastern Massachusetts, William Richard Cutter
Author William Richard Cutter
Editor William Richard Cutter
Publisher Lewis historical publishing company, 1908
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The surname Ellison is of the ELLISON class of Johnson, Williamson,

derived from personal names. Ellis or Elles means son-in-law by the wife, as Els or Ells means a son-in-law by the husband. The surname is also derived from Elias, used in France as a proper name in the days of Charlemagne and hereditary at the time of the Norman Conquest. William Alis mentioned in the Domesday Book was progenitor of the Ellis family of Kedall. county York and Stoneacre, Kent, from whom Sir Archibald Ellys,

crusader of the time of Richard I descended. No less than eighteen variations of spelling Ellis are found. Allison and Ellison are both common forms of this surname. In Scotland where the family is numerous the family bears arms: Per bend gules and or a fleur-delis in bend between two annulets all countercharged. Several prominent English Ellison families bear arms: Per pale gules and vert an eagle displayed or. Crest: An eagle's head erased per fesse or and gules gorged with a mural cornet azure. Another: Argent a chevron gules between three griffins' heads erased sable. Crest: a greyhound sable. The family in county Durham bears: Gules a chevron or between three eagles Heads erased argent. Crest: Eagle's head erased or.

(I) Lawrence Ellison, the immigrant ancestor of the Ellison families of New York and New England, was born in England about 1590. He settled first in Watertown, Massachusetts, and went thence to Wethersfield, Connecticut, and Stamford, and later to Hempstead, Long Island, with others in the party of the Rev. Richard Denton in 1644. Most of these families who located at Hempstead were from Hemel, Hempstead, England, a town twenty miles from London. Others were from Halifax, Yorkshire, whence Mr. Denton himself came with Sir Richard Saltonstall in 1630. Ellison was taxed at Hempstead in 1657, and became a townsman in 1659. He died there in 1664 and his estate was administered by Richard, Thomas and John, the second estate listed upon the surrogate's books of that county, New York. Children: 1. Richard, mentioned below. 2. Thomas, born about 1622, resided at Hempstead. 3. John, born about 1624. 4. Daughter, married John Ellington.

(II) Richard Ellison, son of Lawrence Ellison (1), was born in England about 1620. He was in Braintree, Massachusetts, as early as 1645, removed to Hempstead, Long Island, where his father and brothers lived, about 1663, and m 1673 was taxed there on sixty acres of land; had land allotted to him in Hempstead Plain and was there in 1682. His will was dated February 14, 1630, and proved June 13. 1683. He bequeathed to wife Tamisen, to son John a hundred and fifty acres of land and a house; to son Thomas twenty-two acres; to sons-in-law Jonathan Smith and Joshua Jannock. Children of Richard and Tamisen, all born in Braintrec: 1. Mary, born June 15, 1646. 2. Hannah, May 24, 1648. 3. John, June 26, 1650, died unmarried leaving his property by will dated November 8, 1684, and proved in New York City to his brother Thomas, of Hempstead. 4. Sarah, October 4, 1652, married Joshua Jannock. 5. Thomas, mentioned below. 6. Experience (daughter). 7. Richard, February 7, 1660. 8. Rachel, married Jonathan Smith.

(III) Thomas Ellison, son of Richard Ellison (2), was born in Braintree, Massachusetts, January 1, 1655. He inherited property from his father and his brother John. His older brother Richard settled in New Jersey, while he seems to have remained at Hempstead, though he doubtless held property at Braintree, and may have lived there some of the time. The evidence all points to him as the father of John Ellison, of Mendon and Uxbridge, Massachusetts, which were settled mainly by Braintree and Weymouth families.

(IV) John Ellison, grandson of Richard Ellison (2), and son probably of Thomas Ellison (3), was born about 1710. He married, 1731, Hannah Aldrich, daughter of Peter and Hannah Aldrich, and they settled in Uxbridge from Worcester county. His first land he bought June 17, 1740, of Peter Aldrich, forty acres in Uxbridge. He was a blacksmith by trade, sometimes called bloomer in the records, and doubtless divided his time between his forge and his farm, after the custom of the early settlers who had trades. He may have learned his trade at some iron works in New York province where his father lived or at Braintree in this province, for blacksmiths were not unually called bloomers. He bought more land at Uxbridge, April 14, 1741, of Joseph Thompson, and three more parcels of land of Peter Aldrich, October 15,1747, March 23, 1764, and April 11, 1769. He died in 1773. His estate was divided among his heirs, June

10, 1774; widow Hannah; children: John, Jr., Susanna, Ann Williams, Thomas, Jacob, Molly, Hannah and Martha. The widow Hannah had a guardian in her old age, appointed January 5, 1790. Children, born in Uxbridge: 1. Susanna, born September 24, 1732. 2. Thomas, October 7, 1734. 3. John, September 7, 1736. 4. Anne, July 21, 1738. 5. Thomas, March 10, 1740-41. 6. Molly, April

11, 1744. 7. Jacob, July 5, 174—. 8. Hannah, July 24, 1749. 9. Martha, February 2, 1752. 10. Sarah, November 9, 1754. This is the only family of the name in Massachusetts at that time, and all the Uxbridge families are descended from John Ellison.

(V) John Ellison, Jr., son of John Ellison (4), was born in Uxbridge, September 7,

1736. He enlisted in the revolution, April 26. 1781, as a private in the Continental army for three years. He bought land on the west side of the Great river, of Samuel Aldrich, land given him by the late Deborah Aldrich to her son, Solomon Aldrich, thirty acres. His father deeded him land at Uxbridge, September 5, 1763.

(V) Thomas Ellison, son of John Ellison (4), was born at Uxbridge, March 10, 174041 ; he married, December 6, 1768, Dorothea Famplin, from Upton Pond; second, October 28, 1779, to Abigail Goldthwait, of Northbridge. He settled in the adjoining town of Northbridge. He seems to have lost all his property in 1814 by failure, as various pieces of real estate were sold at that time under execution to Amariah Chapin, Alpheus Dean. Aaron Thayer, Abijah Willard and Allen Thayer. He bought property July 14, 1784. of his brother Jacob at Northbridge, and sold land February 7, 1800. to James Fletcher, of Northbridge.

(V) Jacob Ellison, son of John Ellison (4), was born in Uxbridge, July 5, 174—. He was a housewright by trade. He married Hannah Berry. They were interested in the estate of Henry and Abigail Chase, of Petersham, as heirs, in 1799. He had litigation over the settlement of his father's estate. He resided at Uxbridge and Northbridge. He was a soldier in Captain John Howard's company. Colonel Samuel Brewer's regiment, in the revolution. His father deeded land to him in 1765. He had children: Jacob, Henry. Molly, Thomas. (Record at Worcester, Deed. No. '175-448),

(VI) Edward Ellison, grandson of John Ellison (4), and probably son or nephew of John Ellison (5), was born about 1770 in Uxbridge or vicinity. He was probably brother of Joseph Ellison, whose eldest son was named Willard. He married, at Northbridge, February 28, 1793, Polly Pierce, born April 7, 1771. daughter of Isaac and Martha (Graves) Pierce. The ceremony was performed by John Crane. Her father was born October 11, 1731, married, October 22, 1755. Martha Graves. Edward Ellison resided at Uxbridge at the time of his marriage. Soon afterward he settled in Chester, Vermont. His wife's lineage was Polly (7), Isaac (6), Isaac (5), Daniel (4), Daniel (3), Anthony (2), John (1). Children: 1. Nahum. 2. Josiah, mentioned below. 3. Adolphus (his brother Joseph also had son Adolphus). 4. Cook, married Bruce. 5. Ruth. 6. Lucy, married James Paine. 7. Mary, married Gassett. 8. Almira, married

Willard Bailey. 9. Willard. 10. Joseph (probably named for uncle). 11. Abijah. 12. Elizabeth. The foregoing are not in order of birth.

(VII) Josiah Ellison, son of Edward Ellison (6), was born in Chester, Vermont, November 5, 1800. died at Holyoke, Massachusetts, October 14, 1872. He was brought up on his father's farm, and attended the common school. He left home when a young man and engaged in the trucking business in Boston, conducting an extensive business in the employ of many large houses until 1831, the year of his marriage, when he returned to his native town and purchased a farm of ninety acres, four miles north of North Chester village and conducted it successfully until about 1858, when he sold it and removed to Charlestown, New Hampshire. He continued farming at Charlestown until the death of his wife in 1863. He spent his last years with his daughter, Melissa Dudley. Though of a retiring disposition, he was affable and genial among his friends and highly respected by all who knew him. He and his wife attended the orthodox Congregational church. He was originally a Whig, later a Republican. He served in the militia of New Hampshire.

He married, January 6. 1831, at Boston, Eliza Ann Lund, born at Philadelphia, October 2, 1805, died at Charlestown, New Hampshire, March 16, 1863, daughter of David Lund, an officer in the army. Children: 1. George Pierce, born at Chester, October 28, 1831. died at Holyoke, March 19, 1006; married, May 31, 1854, Mary Ann Isham, of Chester; children: i. Flora, born March 20, 1855, died January 10, 1881 ; married John Hildreth, of Holyoke, and had Hattie E. Hildreth, born August 14, 1880. died December 28, 1880; ii. George Schuyler, born June 9, 1859, died March 5, 1861 ; iii. Bertram Edgar, born December 27, 1864, died June 5, 1867. 2. Henry Malcolm, mentioned below. 3. Sarah, born February 24, 1836, died February 29, 1836. 4. George Delano, born May 13. 1837, married first, July 25, 1861, Maryette Lynds, of Charlestown, New Hampshire; married second, August 12, 1893, Hattie E. Grant, of Holyoke; children of first wife: i. Florence Maryette, born February 14, 1863, married first. May 8, 1880, William Easter, of Charlestown, New Hampshire, and had son Charles Allen Easter, born June 18, 1882; she married second, 1888, James O. White, of

Maine; married third, 1892, Edwin P. Weeks and had three more children: Bertha May Weeks, born June 9, 1894; William Dayson Weeks, June 2, 1897; Charles Edward Weeks, September 22, 1900; ii. Hattie Estella, born March 2, 1868, married, June 25, 1887, Herman L. Davis, of Springfield, Vermont; children: Frank Leslie Davis, born December 29, 1889; Herman Harold Davis, April 21, 1892; Ruth Arlene Davis, February 20, 1898; Ellison Lyle Davis, March 10, 1903; iii. Charles Jonathan, born August 2, 187—, died unmarried March 2, 1900; iv. Eliza Ann, born July 11, 1874, married Elma Weeden, of Woodstock, Connecticut, and had Lottie Weeden, born November 12, 1890. 5. Albert, born July 17, 1841, died April 4, 1892; married, February 12, 1864, Lucinda Lynds, of Charlestown, and had son George. 6. Melissa, born December 3, 1843, died February 10, 1888, married, February 5, 1864, Charles Dudley, of Claremont, New Hampshire, and had son Henry Dudley.

(VIII) Henry Malcolm Ellison, son of Josiah Ellison (7), was born at Chester, Vermont, April 17, 1834. He received his education in the district schools of his native town, and during his youth assisted his father with the work of the farm. He left home at the age of seventeen and went to Mendon, Massachusetts, and learned the trade of shoemaker. He worked at his trade in Mendon and in the adjoining town of Uxbridge where his ancestors settled. At the age of twenty-three he removed to Charlestown, New Hampshire, where he was employed for four years in the boot and shoe factory of Hanson & West. After his marriage in 1859 he went to Belmont, Massachusetts, in the employ of his wife's father, Tisdale Harlow, superintendent of the John Cushing farm, one of the finest in that locality, and when Mr. Harlow relinquished his position Mr. Ellison was his successor. When Samuel Payson bought the estate of the Cushing heirs, Mr. Ellison continued in the management of this property while it was in possession of Mr. Payson. Some time later Mr. Ellison retired from active business; he acquired a tract of land whereon he erected his residence, and he cultivated his land up to the time of his death, December 27, 1898. He was a man of strict integrity and sterling character, much beloved for his many good qualities of mind and heart. He attended the Baptist church. He was trustee of the Waverly Co-operative Bank. In politics he was a Republican. He married,

1. Lawrence1 Ellison was born Abt. 1592 in Blackburn, Lancaster Co, England, and died Abt. 1665 in Hempstead, Queens County, New York. He married Mary Rishton, daughter of Jeffrey Rishton and Maria Pemmerton. She was born Abt. 1596.

Notes for Lawrence Ellison:

Lawrence1 ELLISON, born abt 1592 in Blackburn, Lancaster Co, England; died abt 1665 in Hempstead, Queens Co, New York He married on 8 Jun 1617 in Blackburn, Lancaster Co, England Mary RISHTON, born abt 1596; christened 25 Dec 1608 in Blackburn, Lancaster Co, England, daughter of Jeffrey [Galfride] RISHTON and Maria PEMMERTON.

Notes for Lawrence ELLISON

SOURCE: CHURCH RECORD: Blackburn Parish Register 1600-60 film #0599249 Family

History Center.

The History of the Allison Family A D 1135-1893 by L A Morrison [1893]:248-91.

Historic Homes And Institutions and Genealogical and Personal Memoirs

of Worcester County MAssacusetts by Ellery Bicknell Crane [1907]:415.

Historic Homes & Places & Personal Memoirs Relating to Families of Middlesex

County Massachusetts by William L Cutter MA [1908]:3:1269-1272.

Colonial Families of Long Island and Connecticut by Herbert F Seversmith

PROBATE: Liber 1-2:4, 2 Jan 1665/6 NY Historical Society Collection [1892]:2.

DEEDS: D:102 Isaac Smith deposition 10 Aug 1747 declaring he knew Richard

Ellison, John Ellison, Thomas Ellison sons of Lawrence Ellison, Queens Co Land

Records (published).

Notes for Mary RISHTON

SOURCE: CHURCH RECORD: Blackburn Parish Register 1600-60 film 0599249 Family

History Center. INFO: received from Ruth Ellison.

Children of Lawrence ELLISON and Mary RISHTON were as follows:

2 i Katheryne2 ELLISON, born bef 19 Dec 1623 in Blackburn, Lancaster Co, England, Prob; christened 19 Dec 1623 in Blackburn, Lancaster Co, England. She married Henry LINNINGTON, died abt 1692 in Hempstead, Queens Co, Li, Ny. SOURCE: BAPTISM: Parish Register 1600-60 Blackburn. INFO: rcd from Ruth Ellison.

• 3 ii Richard2 ELLISON, born bef 30 Mar 1618 in probably Blackburn, Lancaster Co, England; christened 30 Mar 1618 in Blackburn, Lancaster Co, England; died bef 13 Jun 1683 in Hempstead, Queens Co, New York; buried in probably unknown, cemetery in Hempstead. He married Thomasin (---).

4 iii Child2 ELLISON, born bef 8 Oct 1622; died bef 8 Oct 1622; buried 8 Oct 1622 in Blackburn, Lancaster Co, England. SOURCE: Parish Register Blackburn, Lancaster Co England 1600-1660 film #0599249 Family History Library.

5 iv John2 ELLISON (Senior), born bef 12 Mar 1626 in Blackburn, Lancaster Co, England, Prob; christened 12 Mar 1626 in Blackburn, Lancaster Co, England; died bef 10 Jan 1688 in Hempstead, Queens Co, Ny, Probably. SOURCE: BAPTISM: Parish Register 1600-60 Blackburn. INFO: recd from Ruth Ellison. PROBATE: Records of the Towns of North and South Hempstead Long Island NY published [1897]:231, WILL: left estate to bro Thomas cousin Mary Balden mentioned, dated 8 11th month 1684/5 probated 10 Jan 1688/9 also in Abstracts of Early Wills of Queens Co NY [NYGB:65:116]. DEED: Hempstead published records [1896]:2:420-1 Thomas Ellison JUNIOR of of Hempstead LI give to Richard Osborne 2 properties formerly belonging to his UNCLE JOHN ELLISON deceased & a 60 acre lott at matinacock laid out to MY GRANDFATHER LAWRENCE ELLISON ETC 9 November 1699 made his mark Thomas Ellison. Colonial Families of Long Island and Connecticut by Herbert F Seversmith 1948:924. NOTE: JOHN NO DOUBT HAD NEVER MARRIED LEAVING HIS ESTATE TO HIS BROTHER THOMAS ALSO THE MARY BALDEN NOT HIS COUSIN BUT PROBABLY HIS NIECE MARY BALDWIN!

6 v Child2 ELLISON, born bef 10 Oct 1628; died bef 10 Oct 1628; buried 10 Oct 1628 in Blackburn, Lancaster Co, England. SOURCE: Parish Register Blackburn, Lancaster Co England 1600-1660 film #0599249 Family History Library.

7 vi Twin2 ELLISON, born bef 9 Nov 1629; died bef 9 Nov 1629; buried 9 Nov 1629 in Blackburn, Lancaster Co, England. SOURCE: Parish Register Blackburn, Lancaster Co England 1600-1660 film #0599249 Family History Library.

8 vii Twin2 ELLISON, born bef 9 Nov 1629; died bef 9 Nov 1629; buried 9 Nov 1629 in Blackburn, Lancaster Co, England. SOURCE: Parish Register Blackburn, Lancaster Co England 1600-1660 film #0599249 Family History Library.

• 9 viii Thomas2 ELLISON, born bef 27 Feb 1631 in Blackburn, Lancaster Co, England, Prob; christened 27 Feb 1631 in Blackburn, Lancaster Co, England; died 1697 in Hempstead, Queens Co, Ny, Probably. He married Martha CHAMPION.

More About Mary Rishton:

Christening: December 25, 1608, Blackburn, Lancaster Co, England

Children of Lawrence Ellison and Mary Rishton are:

•  2                 i.               Richard2 Ellison, born Bef. March 30, 1618 in Blackburn, Lancaster County, England; died Bef. June 13, 1683 in Hempstead, Queens County, New York.  3                ii.               Katheryne Ellison, born Bef. December 19, 1623.  She married Henry Linnington.  4               iii.               Child Ellison, born Bef. 1622.  5               iv.               John Ellison, born Bef. March 12, 1625/26.  6                v.               Child Ellison, born Bef. October 10, 1628.  7               vi.               Twin Ellison, born Bef. November 09, 1629.  8              vii.               Twin Ellison, born Bef. November 09, 1629.  9             viii.               Thomas Ellison, born Bef. February 27, 1630/31 in Blackburn, Lancaster County, England; died 1697 in Hempstead, Queens County, New York.  He married Martha Champion.

Generation No. 2

    2.  Richard2 Ellison (Lawrence1) was born Bef. March 30, 1618 in Blackburn, Lancaster County, England, and died Bef. June 13, 1683 in Hempstead, Queens County, New York.  He married Thomasin.  She died in Hempstead, Queens County, New York.

Notes for Richard Ellison:

Richard2 ELLISON (Lawrence1), born bef 30 Mar 1618 in probably Blackburn, Lancaster Co, England; christened 30 Mar 1618 in Blackburn, Lancaster Co, England; died bef 13 Jun 1683 in Hempstead, Queens Co, New York; buried in probably unknown, cemetery in Hempstead. He married Thomasin (---), born abt 1624 in maybe Braintree, Norfolk Co Massachusetts; died aft 1689 in probably Hempstead.

Notes for Richard ELLISON

SOURCE: The History of the Allison Family AD 1135-1893 by L A Morrison [1893]:249. Colonial Families of Long Island and Connecticut by Herbert F Seversmith 1948:922. Genealogy .. Worcester Co MA by E B Crane [1907]:1:416.

DEEDS: Hempstead published records: [1:151] 17 Feb 1663, [:193-4]10 Feb 1676/7, [202] 29 Dec 1665, [2:456] 2 Sep 1889 entered 5 Aug 1714, [463] 4 Dec 1683.

PROBATE: will abstracted liber 1-2:473 Richard Ellsion Sr Hempstead wife Tamison 10L son John 150 acres lying at bottom of the Bevill and a lot of meadow which was John Smith's Blue lying at newbridge, son Richard 50 acres of land at bottom of Beville, son Thomas 22 acres of land rcd from John Tredwell 1 acre rcd from Jonathan Smith, Rock, sons-in-law Jonathan Smith, Joshua Janock 10 acres in lieu of cow James Pine left for his wife, which cow is since dead, rest of estate to his wife for life and then to sons Richard, Thomas, dau Rachel. Will dated 14 Feb 1680 probated 13 Jun 1683 & recorded NYC, Collections of the New York Historical Society [1893:126-7].

Notes for Thomasin (---)

SOURCE: The History of the Allison Family AD 1135-1893 by L A Morrison [1893]:249. Colonial Families of Long Island and Connecticut by Herbert F Seversmith 1948:923. Genealogy .. Worcester Co MA by E B Crane [1907]:1:416.

DEED: 2 Sep 1689 widow of Richard, unable to manage estate left requesting son-in-law Samuel Pine to do so, dividing among the THREE YOUNGEST CHILDREN, Richard, Thomas & Rachel, she signed her mark as Thamzen Elison, recorded 5 Aug 1714, PUBLISHED Hempstead Town Records 2:456.

Children of Richard ELLISON and Thomasin (---) were as follows:

10 i Mary3 ELLISON, born 15 Jun 1646 in Braintree, Norfolk Co, Ma; died 13 Oct 1726. She married Samuel MARSH, born 2 Aug 1652 in Hartford, Hartford Co, Ct; died 1728 in Hadley, Hampshire Co, Ma, Probably. SOURCE: The History of the Allison Family AD 1135-1893 by L A Morrison [1893]:249. Colonial Families of Long Island and Connecticut by Herbert F Seversmith 1948:923.

11 ii Hanna3 ELLISON, born 24 May 1648 in Braintree, Norfolk Co, Ma. She married bef 1680 Probably Jonathan SMITH, died aft 1680. SOURCE: The History of the Allison Family AD 1135-1893 by L A Morrison [1893]:249. Colonial Families of Long Island and Connecticut by Herbert F Seversmith 1948:923.

12 iii John3 ELLISON (Junior), born 26 Jun 1650 in Braintree, Norfolk Co, Ma; died aft 1683 in Hempstead, Probably. SOURCE: The History of the Allison Family AD 1135-1893 by L A Morrison [1893]:249. Colonial Families of Long Island and Connecticut by Herbert F Seversmith 1948:923. DEEDS: [:93] I JOHN ELLISON JUNIOR of the town of Hampsted in the North Rydeing of New Yorksheir on Long Island haveing by my birth wright from my FFATHER RICHARD ELLISON of ye same place .. Land ... Hampsted bevell .. East side by A highway .. West Side by ... JOHN ELLISON SENIOR ... A Hundred and twenty-five ackers .. Recorded this 4th of December 1683 (Hempstead Town Records printed [1896]:1:463).

13 iv Sarah3 ELLISON, born 4 Oct 1652 in Braintree, Norfolk Co, Ma. She married in Hempstead, Queens Co, Li, Ny Joshua JECOCKS, born abt 1652. SOURCE: The History of the Allison Family AD 1135-1893 by L A Morrison [1893]:249. Colonial Families of Long Island and Connecticut by Herbert F Seversmith 1948:923.

14 v Thomasina3 ELLISON, born 1 Mar 1655 in Braintree. SOURCE: The Allisons of Rockland Co NY recd from Ruth Ellison [:249]. Colonial Families of Long Island and Connecticut by Herbert F Seversmith 1948:923-4.

15 vi Experience3 ELLISON, born 2 Jun 1657 in Braintree, Norfolk Co, Ma; died 1689. She married Probably Richard GILDERSLEEVE, born 1655 in Hempstead, Queens Co, Li, Ny; died 1717. SOURCE: The History of the Allison Family AD 1135-1893 by L A Morrison [1893]:249. Colonial Families of Long Island and Connecticut by Herbert F Seversmith 1948:923.

16 vii Richard3 ELLISON, born 7 Feb 1660 in Braintree, Norfolk Co, Ma; died abt 1732 in Freehold, Monmouth Co, Nj, Probably. He married Elishaba LAWRENCE, died in Freehold, Monmouth Co, Nj, Probably. SOURCE: The History of the Allison Family AD 1135-1893 by L A Morrison [1893]:249. Colonial Families of Long Island and Connecticut by Herbert F Seversmith 1948:923.

• 17 viii [Sticky Wicket] Maybe Thomas3 ELLISON (Shoemaker/Farmer), born abt 1655/62 in Braintree, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts; died aft 1706 in maybe Hempstead, Queens Co, New York. He married (---) (---).

18 ix Rachel3 ELLISON, born abt 1664 in Prob, Hempstead, Li, Ny; died aft 31 Jul 1729 in , , Li, Probably. She married (1) Samuel PINE; (2) abt 1688 Ephraim VALENTINE, born abt 1668; died aft 31 Jul 1729 in , , Li, Probably; buried bef 29 Mar 1737. SOURCE: The History of the Allison Family by AD 1135-1893 by L A Morrison [1893]:249. Colonial Families of Long Island and Connecticut by Herbert F Seversmith 1948:923-4. Genealogy of Long Island Families from NYG&B by Henry B Hoff [1987]:2:495, ch: William, Ephraim, Phebe, Richard, Ichabod Valentine.

More About Richard Ellison:

Christening: March 30, 1618, Blackburn, Lancaster County, England

  Children of Richard Ellison and Thomasin are:    10               i.               Mary3 Ellison, born June 15, 1646.    11              ii.               Hanna Ellison, born May 24, 1648.    12             iii.               John Ellison, born June 26, 1650.    13             iv.               Sarah Ellison, born October 04, 1652.    14              v.               Thomasina Ellison, born March 01, 1654/55.    15             vi.               Experience Ellison, born June 02, 1657.    16            vii.               Richard Ellison, born February 07, 1659/60.

•  17           viii.               Thomas Ellison, born Bet. 1660 - 1662 in Braintree, Suffolk County, Massachusetts; died Aft. 1703 in Hempstead, Queens County, New York.  18              ix.               Rachel Ellison, born Abt. 1664.