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Descendants of Abraham Sampson is an
12 Generation Report based on the Pilgrim Henry Samson
Kindred’s “Abraham Sampson Database of Sources”
Because there are no recent publications similar to
the Mayflower Society’s Five Generation Project
specifically for non-Pilgrim Abraham, the database was
assembled to help prospective members find sources to
help prove their lines to Abraham. It is a work in progress
that currently consists of more than 24,000 individuals.
The individuals are descendants, their spouses and parents
of those spouses. Each descendant is accompanied by
an individual number, the line back to Abraham, and
when available the dates and places of birth, marriage,
death and occupation, and Federal Census information.
The Name Index includes dates of birth and death when
known. Where possible, databank lines have been extended
back to Pilgrim ancestors. Those lines do not appear
in this report because, once again, this report is for
Abraham’s descendants. The report has been assembled
from various published sources, the most recent being
the 1930 Federal Census, Social Security Death Index
into 2007, some state death indexes as recent as 2003,
and submissions by both PHSK members and non-members,
however sources are NOT included with the Report as
presented here. To obtain sources see the instructions
below.
Besides
Sampson/Samson, the 10th Generation includes the following
surnames: Ackley, Armitage, Atwood, Bachelder, Barrows,
Barstow, Berry, Blute, Brightman, Burt, Button, Chandler,
Collins, Curtis, Delano, Downes, Fisher, Glass, Hammers,
Harriman, Hatch, Henderson, Hutchinson, Jones, Jordan,
Magee, Magoun, Manter, Marsh, Morrison, Newcomb, Noyes,
Penover, Peterson, Pollard, Pratt, Rippe, Sanborn, Silsby,
Smith, Soule, Tagan, Tolman, Turner, Vaughan, Wagner,
Weston, White, Winsor. The 11th generation includes
Marsh, Noyes, Peterson and Tagan. The Table of Contents
tell you where each generation begins. There is an All
Name Index (i.e. given and surname with dates) at the
end of the Report.
The
report identifies duplicate lines. The database includes
Abraham’s probable first cousin Pilgrim Henry
Samson only when lines merge. Those interested in proving
descent from Pilgrim Henry Samson should refer to the
Mayflower Society’s “Mayflower Families
Through Five Generations – Family of Henry Samson”
Volume 20 Parts 1, 2 and 3. Some of Henry’s 6th
and later generations that are shared with Abraham appear
in those publications.
Thanks
are due to various PHSK members and non-members for
contributing information to the database, particularly
most recently Kathleen C. Beals, Paul S. Bumpus, Muriel
C. Cushing, Barbara Sampson Dillon, Jane F. Fiske, Luana
Johnson, Robert M. Long, Dawn Mason, Dennis E. Schneible,
Robert F. Sampson, Walter Samson, Franklin D. Sampson,
Dean Simpson, Clay Stubbins , Laurel Van Dusen, Lucina
H. Verish, Wanda M. Walker, and Barbara Young.
THIS
IS A WORK IN PROGRESS, UPDATED EVERY 3-4 MONTHS
This
Report is a PDF with over 1,480 pages, the
final 185 pages being an All Name Index.
Adobe
Acrobat is necessary to open it. The
PDF is packaged as a standard PDF file.
To obtain your copy simply click the "Download"
button below.
Or
(RECOMMENDED)
you may choose the option "Save"
and select a destination on your own computer.
After you have downloaded the file, open
the file by double-clicking the downloaded
file "Abraham_Sampson_Descendants_Chart.pdf".
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A Working Aid For Proving Descent From
Abraham Sampson (b. circa . 1614 d. aft. 1685) Using
the Above Descendants of Abraham Sampson Chart Report
a. First consult the "Name Index" for a name
that you recognize in your family tree. The individual
should be as close to your generation as possible.
b. Go to the appropriate page in the Descendants Report.
If you haven't found an ancestor, check back later as
the Chart Report is constantly being updated based on
further research.
c. If the individual is in fact your ancestor, The Pilgrim
Henry Samson Kindred (PHSK) can make available to you
in PDF via e-mail one of the three following reports:
(1)
a detailed narrative Ancestor Report (Ahnentafel)
for your ancestor complete with name Index and complete
source citations that should make it possible for
you to document your line to Abraham. In addition,
you may find one or more lines to the 1620 "Mayflower"
passengers and other members of Plymouth Colony.
You may be able to "flesh out" ancestors
further than just dates of birth, marriage and death
such as wives of the ancestors and their maiden
names and their lines;siblings of the ancestor;
occupations and civic service; service in the American
Revolution (key documentation for joining the SR,
SAR, DAR, etc.), the War of 1812 or the American
Civil War; residences; will information; inventory
information; cause of death; land holdings; etc.
[21 page
SAMPLE **** Note that there is a Revolutionary
War naval hero, Capt. Simeon Sampson, in the direct
Abraham Sampson line and there are also lines to
Pilgrims Alden, Hopkins, Mullins, and Standish!]
Cost: $25.00 |
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(2)
a Pedigree Report PDF complete with Name Index but
NO sources.
[5
page sample SAMPLE]
Cost: $10.00 |
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(3)
an Ancestry Chart Report PDF complete with Name
Index but NO sources.
[2 page SAMPLE]
Cost: $10.00 |
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d.
PHSK Reports are intended purely as a "working
aid."
e. Sources include, but are not limited to, the General
Society of Mayflower Descendants "Mayflower Families
Through Five Generations" and "Mayflower Families
in Progress" publications (also respectively known
as "Silvers" and "Pinks") [may be
ordered at www.themayflowersociety.com]; Plymouth County
Vital Records CD; "Vital Records of Plymouth to
the Year 1850" by van Antwerp and Sherman; Eugene
Aubrey Stratton's "Plymouth Colony: Its History
& People 1620-1691"; The New England Historic
Genealogy Society "Register"; John Adams Vinton's
1864 "The Sampson Family: Genealogical Memoirs
of the Sampson Family in America From the Arrival of
the Mayflower in 1620"; Robert Charles Anderson's
2004 "The Pilgrim Migration"; the Robinson's
"Burial Hill in the 1990s; Plymouth, Massachusetts";
U.S. Federal Census 1850-1930; published selected family
genealogies; etc. Some of the sources may have been
or will be revised causing page numbers to be different
and therefore the most recent edition should be consulted
and its index consulted for the proper page.
f. Each recipient MUST verify the source citations listed
and use those sources and NOT use a PHSK Report as a
source.
g. The PHSK is not responsible for any errors or omissions.
h. Printouts of Reports are NOT available. ALL business
is to be conducted by e-mail.
i. Fees are payable via PayPal and are not refundable.
The
PHSK intends to use funds received for the placement
of appropriate memorials in memory of the Samson/Sampson
ancestors.
If
you have any questions, please feel free to contact
us at phsk@sail1620.org |