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Edward Holyoke was born in 1585 in Alcester, co. Warwick, England. In 1591, at the tender age of five, he was named as chief heir in the will of his great uncle, Edward Holyocke (son of William, listed above), of Tanworth, co. Warwick, England. His great uncle bequeathed to him property in Tanworth, Wooton Wawen, Ullenhall, and Henly. All located in co. Warwick.
Edward married Prudence Stockton, the daughter of Rev. John and Susanna (maiden name unknown) Stockton, on June 17, 1612 in Kimcote & Walton, co. Leicester, England. Prudence was born in 1584 in Alcester, co. Warwick, England, and died prior to 1648, possibly while living in Lynn, Massachusetts. Edward later married a second time, to Anne (Taylor) Tuttell (born circa 1594), the widow of Richard Tuttell of Boston, Massachusetts. She was the mother of John Tuttell who was married at the time to Mary Holyoke, the daughter of Edward and Prudence.
Following their marriage, Edward and Prudence lived in the parish of St. Lawrence Jewry, London, England, where Edward was a grocer. They later left London and moved to Tanworth, co. Warwick, England. They left for America about 1637, and they settled first in Lynn, Massachusetts, and later Edward moved to Rumney Marsh (now Chelsea), Massachusetts where Edward served as the agent for Sir. Fulk Grenvil (also known as Lord Brooke). He was also appointed Associate Judge of the Salem, Massachusetts court in 1639, and reappointed in 1640, 1641, and 1642. He served as Deputy to the General Court for Lynn from 1639 to 1643, and as Deputy for Springfield in 1660. Edward died May 4, 1660 at Rumney Marsh, Massachusetts.
The children of Edward and Prudence Holyoke were:
1. John Holyoke, born 1613 at St. Lawrence Jewry, London, England. John entered Oxford University on February 8, 1632 at age 19, and died three years later. He was buried March 8, 1635 at Tanworth, co. Warwick, England.
2. Elizabeth Holyoke, born 1614 in St. Lawrence Jewry, London. She married George Keyser in 1645, and died in Salem, Massachusetts on June 24, 1659.
3. Elizur Holyoke, born 1617 in St. Lawrence Jewry, London. He married first to Mary Pynchon in Springfield, Massachusetts on November 20, 1640. She died in Springfield on October 25, 1657. He married second to Editha Stebbins Day Maynard in 1685.
4. Edward Holyoke, born 1618 in St. Lawrence Jewry, London, and died December 1631 at Tanworth, co. Warwick, England.
5. Anne Holyoke, born 1620 at Tanworth, co. Warwick. She married Lt. Thomas Putnam on October 17, 1643 at Salem, Massachusetts. Anne and her husband Thomas were ancestors of Herbert Hoover, 31st President of the United States. Anne died September 1, 16656 at Salem, Massachusetts.
6. Sarah Holyoke, born 1623 at Tanworth, co. Warwick. She married Corporal John Andrews and they were ancestors of William Howard Taft, 27th President of the United States. Sarah died at Ipswitch, Massachusetts on April 29, 1666.
7. Mary Holyoke, born July 7, 1625 at Tanworth, co. Warwick, England. She married John Tuttell, the son of Richard and Anne (Taylor) Tuttell, on February 10, 1646, at Boston , Massachusetts.
8. Susanna Holyoke, born 1629 at Tanworth, co. Warwick, England. She was married September 12, 1656, in Boston, Massachusetts, to Michael Martyn, a mariner.
Edward married Prudence Stockton, the daughter of Rev. John and Susanna (maiden name unknown) Stockton, on June 17, 1612 in Kimcote & Walton, co. Leicester, England. Prudence was born in 1584 in Alcester, co. Warwick, England, and died prior to 1648, possibly while living in Lynn, Massachusetts. Edward later married a second time, to Anne (Taylor) Tuttell (born circa 1594), the widow of Richard Tuttell of Boston, Massachusetts. She was the mother of John Tuttell who was married at the time to Mary Holyoke, the daughter of Edward and Prudence.
Following their marriage, Edward and Prudence lived in the parish of St. Lawrence Jewry, London, England, where Edward was a grocer. They later left London and moved to Tanworth, co. Warwick, England. They left for America about 1637, and they settled first in Lynn, Massachusetts, and later Edward moved to Rumney Marsh (now Chelsea), Massachusetts where Edward served as the agent for Sir. Fulk Grenvil (also known as Lord Brooke). He was also appointed Associate Judge of the Salem, Massachusetts court in 1639, and reappointed in 1640, 1641, and 1642. He served as Deputy to the General Court for Lynn from 1639 to 1643, and as Deputy for Springfield in 1660. Edward died May 4, 1660 at Rumney Marsh, Massachusetts.
The children of Edward and Prudence Holyoke were:
1. John Holyoke, born 1613 at St. Lawrence Jewry, London, England. John entered Oxford University on February 8, 1632 at age 19, and died three years later. He was buried March 8, 1635 at Tanworth, co. Warwick, England.
2. Elizabeth Holyoke, born 1614 in St. Lawrence Jewry, London. She married George Keyser in 1645, and died in Salem, Massachusetts on June 24, 1659.
3. Elizur Holyoke, born 1617 in St. Lawrence Jewry, London. He married first to Mary Pynchon in Springfield, Massachusetts on November 20, 1640. She died in Springfield on October 25, 1657. He married second to Editha Stebbins Day Maynard in 1685.
4. Edward Holyoke, born 1618 in St. Lawrence Jewry, London, and died December 1631 at Tanworth, co. Warwick, England.
5. Anne Holyoke, born 1620 at Tanworth, co. Warwick. She married Lt. Thomas Putnam on October 17, 1643 at Salem, Massachusetts. Anne and her husband Thomas were ancestors of Herbert Hoover, 31st President of the United States. Anne died September 1, 16656 at Salem, Massachusetts.
6. Sarah Holyoke, born 1623 at Tanworth, co. Warwick. She married Corporal John Andrews and they were ancestors of William Howard Taft, 27th President of the United States. Sarah died at Ipswitch, Massachusetts on April 29, 1666.
7. Mary Holyoke, born July 7, 1625 at Tanworth, co. Warwick, England. She married John Tuttell, the son of Richard and Anne (Taylor) Tuttell, on February 10, 1646, at Boston , Massachusetts.
8. Susanna Holyoke, born 1629 at Tanworth, co. Warwick, England. She was married September 12, 1656, in Boston, Massachusetts, to Michael Martyn, a mariner.
Research Sources
[1]Douglas Richardson, The Ancestry of Edward Holyoke, and His Nephew Thomas Morris of New Haven, "The New England Historical and Genealogical Register", Vol. CXLVII: January 1993.
[2]Douglas Richardson, The Stockton Family, Ancestry of Prudence (Stockton) Holyoke, "The New England Historical And Genealogical Register", Vol. CXLVII, April 1993.
[3]James Savage, A Genealogical Dictionary, of the First Settlers of New England , (Baltimore, MD: GPC, 1969), in the custody of the Waco-McClennan County Library, Waco, Texas.
[4]Clarence Almon Torrey, New England Marriages Prior to_1700, (Baltimore, MD: GPC, 1985), in custody of the Waco-McClennan County Library, Waco, Texas.
[5]LDS Ancestral File, Ver. 4.13, in custody of the Emerson Family History Center, Oradell, New Jersey [This person is not listed in the NEHGR article by Richardson].
[6]“The Register of the Guild of Knowle in the County of Warwick 1451-1535,” W.B. Bickley, editor, Walsall, 1894
[1]Douglas Richardson, The Ancestry of Edward Holyoke, and His Nephew Thomas Morris of New Haven, "The New England Historical and Genealogical Register", Vol. CXLVII: January 1993.
[2]Douglas Richardson, The Stockton Family, Ancestry of Prudence (Stockton) Holyoke, "The New England Historical And Genealogical Register", Vol. CXLVII, April 1993.
[3]James Savage, A Genealogical Dictionary, of the First Settlers of New England , (Baltimore, MD: GPC, 1969), in the custody of the Waco-McClennan County Library, Waco, Texas.
[4]Clarence Almon Torrey, New England Marriages Prior to_1700, (Baltimore, MD: GPC, 1985), in custody of the Waco-McClennan County Library, Waco, Texas.
[5]LDS Ancestral File, Ver. 4.13, in custody of the Emerson Family History Center, Oradell, New Jersey [This person is not listed in the NEHGR article by Richardson].
[6]“The Register of the Guild of Knowle in the County of Warwick 1451-1535,” W.B. Bickley, editor, Walsall, 1894
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