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• Hij is geboren op 26 maart 1600 in Great Bentley, Essex Co., Eng..
• Hij werd gedoopt op 26 maart 1600 in St Mary The Virgin Church, Great Bentley, Essex Co., Eng.
• (note1) .Bron 1

  Source: Lei Rachelle Child, Luana Rampton, Robert P. Campbell, L. S. Marvin, Scott Lawrence Robinson, Ken Warren, et al.

• Hij is overleden in het jaar 1680 in Norwalk, Fairfield Co., CT, hij was toen 79 jaar oud.
• Hij is begraven december 1680 in Norwalk, Fairfield Co., CT (E. Norwalk Historical Cem.).
• Een kind van Edward Marvin en Margaret (NN-Marvin, Edward)
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 29 juni 2023.

Gezin van Matthew Marvin

(1) Hij is getrouwd met Elizabeth (NN-Marvin, Matthew).

Zij zijn getrouwd januari 1622 te Little Bentley, Essex Co., Eng. (St. Mary's Chr.), hij was toen 21 jaar oud.

Kind(eren):

1. Rebecca Marvin  1639-1712 

(2) Hij is getrouwd met Alice (NN-Bouton, John).

Zij zijn getrouwd in het jaar 1647 te Hartford city, &/or, Hartford Co., CT, hij was toen 46 jaar oud.

Notities over Matthew Marvin

Matthew Marvin

Sources: Author: Child, Lei Rachelle; Rampton, Luana; Campbell, Robert P.; Marvin, L. S.; Robinson, Scott Lawrence; Warren, Ken; et al.; Title: "Matthew Marvin Sr.," (Publication site: Salt Lk. City UT, Publisher: Family Search, Publication date: xxix May MMXXIII)

https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9WFC-R9G

"... Matthew Marvin Sr. Reason: Although designations like I, III do not have a period at the end, the abbreviation for "Junior", "Senior", "Mister", and "Reverend" "Captain" do have a period. https://www.collinsdictionary.com/us/dictionary/english/jr
Sr, Jr, I, II, etc. These suffixes were not likely part of their birth names. Last Changed: March 15, 2023 L. S. Marvin Sex Male Last Changed: September 9, 2019 L. S. Marvin

Birth 26 March 1600 Great Bentley, Essex, England ... Last Changed: March 27, 2023 Robert P. Campbell

Christening 26 March 1600 St Mary The Virgin Church, Great Bentley, Essex, England ... Last Changed: February 21, 2023 Ken Warren

Death 1680 Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut ... Reason: See Anderson's 'The Great Migrations' for time line of writing of his will and settlement of the will. Inventory was taken 13 July 1680. Last Changed: May 6, 2023 Luana Rampton

Burial December 1680 East Norwalk Historical Cemetery, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut ... Last Changed: May 6, 2023 Luana Rampton

Residence 1635 Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut ... First Residence in New England and a settler of Hartford

Reason: Robert Charles Anderson, FASG [Fellow of the American Society of Genealogists], The Great Migration Directory: Immigrants to New England, 1620– 1640; A Concise Compendium (Boston: New England Historical and Genealogical Society, 2015), 221. Better to Settler of Hartford. Std. Reworded Description Last Changed: December 13, 2020 Scott Lawrence Robinson

Immigration July 1635 Massachusetts ... Immigrated on the ship "Increase" with wife, 4 children and two servants, leaving London in April 1635 and arriving in Massachusetts Bay.

Reason:

https://archive.org/details/plantersofcommon00bank/page/149/mode/2up
https://www.packrat-pro.com/ships/increase.htm

The Increase left London, England April 1635 with her master, Robert Lea, arriving in Massachusetts Bay at the end of July, 1635.

The following alphabetical roll is from her departure point, not necessarily who landed. Marvyn Matthew 35, husbandman (Marvin, Matthew and Reginald, from Bentley Magna, Essex, bound for Hartford. Ref: Genealogy. 36 pg 39)
Marvyn Elizabeth 31, wife of Matthew
Marvyn Elizabeth 31, sister or duplicate
Marvyn Matthew 8, child of Matthew
Marvyn Marie 6, child of Matthew
Marvyn Sara 3, child of Matthew
Marvyn Hanna 1/2, child of Matthew
John Warner, 30, servant
Isaac More, 13, servant

Last Changed: January 27, 2021 pseudonym = nontrad

Occupation Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut ... Judge, Wheelwright Reason: Std. assuming this was after 1666. Last Changed: October 19, 2020 Scott Lawrence Robinson

Fact Progenitor of about half of the Marvin families in Connecticut. ... Changed event title to standardize for import into SW. Last Changed: January 27, 2021 pseudonym = nontrad

Spouses & Children

Matthew Marvin Sr. Male 1600 - 1680
Elizabeth Female 1604-1647
Marriage January 1622 St Mary's Church, Little Bentley, Essex, England

Children (7)

[1] Elizabeth Marvin Female 1622-1678
[2] Matthew Marvin Male 1626-1712
[3] Mary Marvin Female 1628-1713
[4] Sarah Marvin Female 1631-1702
[5] Hannah Marvin Female 1634-1680
[6] Abigail Marvin Female 1636-1680
[7] Rebecca Marvin Female 1639-1712

Matthew Marvin Sr. Male 1600-1680
Alice Female 1610-1680
Marriage 1647 Hartford, Connecticut ...

Children (3)

[1] Samuel Marvin Male 1647-Deceased
[2] Lydia Marvin Female 1647-1687
[3] Rachel Marvin Female 1649-1690

Matthew Marvin Sr. Male 1600-1680

Children (1)

[1] Matthew Marvin Male 1626-1712

Parents & Siblings

Edward Marvin Sr. Male 1545-1615
Margaret Female 1559-1633
Marriage about 1580 England

Children (11)

[1] Edward Marvin Jr Male 1581-1621
[2] Thomas Marvin Male 1583-1651
[3] Richard Marvin Male 1585-1622
[4] Robert Marvin Male 1587-1635
[5] Margaret Marvin Female 1589-1596
[6] Mary Marvin Female 1589-1655
[7] John Marvin Male 1593-1593
[8] Renold Marvin Male 1593-1593
[9] Reinold Marvin I Male 1594-1662
[10] Elizabeth Marvin Female 1596-Deceased
[11] Matthew Marvin Sr. Male 1600-1680

Matthew has a detailed write-up in The Great Migration (see attached under Sources). Matthew came to New England in 1635 aboard The Increase. Matthew lived first in Hartford but removed to Norwalk in the Connecticut Colony in 1651.

Several of Matthew and Elizabeth's children were born in England, including:
1. Elizabeth
2. Matthew
3. Mary
4. Sarah
5. Hannah

and a couple of the youngest were born in Connecticut, including:
*6. Abigail
7. Rebecca

Elizabeth's maiden name is unknown. She is frequently confused with Elizabeth Gregory (1604-1681) who married Richard Webb.

After the death of Elizabeth, Matthew married Alice, the widow of John Bouton before 1647, and they had additional children together:
8. Samuel
*9. Rachel

Matthew left a will dated 26 December 1678. Said will mentions his second wife Alice, son Matthew, grandson Matthew, son Samuel Smith, son John Bowton and daughter Abigail his wife, grandchild Richard Bushnell, Francis Bushnel, and his four daughters Mary Adgate, Hanna Semer, Abigail Bowton (again), and Rebecca Clarke.

The book, Descendants of Reinold and Matthew Marvin of Hartford, Ct., 1638 and 1635, sons of Edward Marvin, of Great Bentley, England (see attached under Sources), has a good indexing of Matthew's will and his second wife's will.

https://www.foundersofhartford.org/the-founders/matthew-marvin/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_Marvin_Sr.

From Wikipedia:

Matthew Marvin Sr. (bapt. March 26, 1600[2] – December 20, 1678) was a founding settler of Hartford and Norwalk, Connecticut. He served as a deputy of the General Court of the Colony of Connecticut from Norwalk in the May 1654 session. He served as a magistrate in 1659. He was the son of Edward and Margaret Mervyn of Great Bentley. He is mentioned in the will of his father, receiving the mansion named Edons alias Dreybrockes and land called Hartles and Brocken Heddes with the condition that he pay his mother yearly for the rest of her life. He most likely lived with her until her death in May 1633. Matthew was "sydeman" of the parish of Great Bentley in 1621, overseer in 1627, and senior warden in 1628. He came to Hartford with his wife and children from England in 1635 aboard the ship Increase.[1][3] Marvin was one of the first twelve settlers of Hartford, who formed a company known as the Adventurers, and to whom belonged "Venturers' Field". He resided at the corner of Village and Front Streets. He was a surveyor of highways from 1639 to 1647. In 1648, he was given a cash reward for killing a wolf. He owned land at Farmington and may have lived there a short time. Marvin went to Norwalk as one of its original settlers in 1650. His home in Norwalk was next to the meeting house. He was a wheelwright. Marvin served as Deputy for Norwalk to the Connecticut General Court in 1654.[1] He died in Norwalk on December 20, 1678. In 1902, the East Norwalk school district named Marvin Elementary School after him. He is listed on the Founders Stone bearing the names of the founders of Hartford in the Ancient Burying Ground in Hartford, and he is also listed on the Founders Stone bearing the names of the founders of Norwalk in the East Norwalk Historical Cemetery.

Last Changed: February 21, 2023 Lei Rachelle Child"
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