Généalogie Wylie » Joseph Emerson , Rev (1620-????)

Données personnelles Joseph Emerson , Rev 

• Il est né le 25 juin 1620 dans Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire, England.
• (Bullet ) en l'an 1635 dans IMMIGRANT on "Elizabeth Ann".
• Il est décédé le 3 janvier 1679/1680 dans Concord, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, il avait 58 ans.
• Cette information a été mise à jour pour la dernière fois le 5 avril 2023.

Famille de Joseph Emerson , Rev

(2) Il est marié avec Elizabeth Bulkeley.

Ils se sont mariés le 7 décembre 1665 à Concord, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, il avait 45 ans.

Enfant(s):

1. Peter Emerson  ± 1673-???? 

Notes par Joseph Emerson , Rev

Joseph was the great great great grandfather of Ralph Waldo Emerson.

RESEARCH NOTES:
Minister [Ref: Walters v15p98] as early as 1648 [Ref: Emerson 1898 p24]

Freeman of Ipswich Dec 1648 [Ref: Emerson 1898 p23] Dec 19 1648 [Ref:Emerson 1900 p32]

1652 wife Elizabeth inherited land from her father, Robert WOODMANSEY,and Joseph sold it to his father, Thomas EMERSON. Deed dated Sep 14 1652[Ref: Emerson 1898 p24, Emerson 1900 p33] 12 acres more or less [Ref:Emerson 1900 p33]

1653 he was called as a minister to Wells, Maine. income was 65# perannum, together with a subscription from York, Maine, and theparishioners were to give sundry help [Ref: Emerson 1898 p24] moved toMaine 1653 [Ref: Emerson 1985 px]

July 1653 took freeman oath at Wells Maine [Ref: Emerson 1898 p24] Jul 41653 [Ref: Emerson 1900 p33]

Dissention arose in the Church between the Massachusetts and Maine party,and Rev. Joseph Emerson left, being a strong adherent of the Mass. party[Ref: Emerson 1898 p24] he favored submission to Mass in 1651/52, and wasevidently a leading man of the Mass party. He signed a petition toCromwell as of Wells asking the protector to confirm the jurisdiction ofMass over the inhabitants of Wells. In this petition, which he probablywrote, the people of Wells refer Cromwell to their pyous and reverendfriend, Mr. John Wheelwright, sometime of us, now in England, for anydesired information as to their condition or character. He soon lost hishold on the affections of the people of Wells, largely, perhaps, becuaseof the political dissensions which disturbed the church [Ref: Emerson1900 p33]

After leaving Wells in 1664, went as first minister to Milton, MA [Ref:Emerson 1898 p24] after he left the church at Wells is said to havedwindled to two families, and they quarrelled. Orders came from the Massgovernment that the church disband. Orders quickly followed that the townbe indicted for not maintaining public worship [Ref: Emerson 1900 p34]

Resided York ME, Milton MA, and Mendon MA [Ref: Walters v15p98]

Dec 1 1669 settled "through the interest of the Bulkeleys" as minister ofMendon, at a salary of #45 and various contributions [Ref: Emerson 1898p24]

Remained minister at Mendon until the town was partially destroyed byIndians, then retired to Concord. [Ref: Emerson 1898 p24]

died intestate; inventory of goods dated Oct 1680; includes severalparcels of land in Mendon, books to the value of 18#, plate 10#, andmaking a total after paying debts of 129#7. [Ref: Emerson 1898 p24]

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