John Stodgell 1615–1690 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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John Stodgell, 1615–1690 (aged 75 years)

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John Stodgell

Name: John /Stodgell/
Surname: Stodgell
Given names: John

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Family with parents
father	Links Death: Reference number: 480 Unique identifier: 886F904C8E60BF4CB2A29AA03387838D2455 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse John Stodgell Richard Stodgell …–… Death:
himself	Links Birth: before 1615 — Stoke St Gregory, Somerset, England Christening: 1615 — North Pemberton, Somerset, England Death: about 1690 — Spottsylvania County, Virginia, USA Reference number: 2 Reference number: 1 Unique identifier: 34E6963BBE3E4047B5BA777D2953E50234E0 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse … Franks James Stodgel John Stogdil John Stodgell 1615–1690 Birth: before 1615 — Stoke St Gregory, Somerset, England Death: about 1690 — Spottsylvania County, Virginia, USA

Family with … Franks
himself	Links Birth: before 1615 — Stoke St Gregory, Somerset, England Christening: 1615 — North Pemberton, Somerset, England Death: about 1690 — Spottsylvania County, Virginia, USA Reference number: 2 Reference number: 1 Unique identifier: 34E6963BBE3E4047B5BA777D2953E50234E0 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse … Franks James Stodgel John Stogdil John Stodgell 1615–1690 Birth: before 1615 — Stoke St Gregory, Somerset, England Death: about 1690 — Spottsylvania County, Virginia, USA
partner	Links Death: Reference number: 1 Unique identifier: 34E6963BBE3E4047B5BA777D2953E50234E0 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse John Stodgell James Stodgel John Stogdil … Franks …–… Death:
son	Links Birth: 1660 45 Death: Reference number: 4 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships James Stodgel 1660–… Birth: 1660 45 Death:
6 years son	Links Birth: 1665 50 — Essex County, Virginia, USA Death: 1732 — Essex County, Virginia, USA Reference number: 5 Reference number: 2 Unique identifier: AF4EA017AFA319479BD24729E15FAEDB0C00 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Ann Madison James Stodgill Susannah Stodghill Daniel Stodghill John Stodghill John Stogdil 1665–1732 Birth: 1665 50 — Essex County, Virginia, USA Death: 1732 — Essex County, Virginia, USA

Events of close relatives
Birth	before 1615 Stoke St Gregory, Somerset, England
Christening	1615 (aged 0) North Pemberton, Somerset, England
Birth of a son	James Stodgel 1660
Birth of a son	John Stogdil 1665 Essex County, Virginia, USA
Death of a father	Richard Stodgell
Death	about 1690 (aged 75 years) Spottsylvania County, Virginia, USA
Reference number	2
Reference number	… Franks — View this family 1
Unique identifier	F32C76442706164F979E278EBF6DA7AED65E
Last change	21 April 2013 – 11:05:44 Author of last change: Danny

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Note	John Stodgell signed a voluntary indenture to James Hurd who brought him from St. Stokes parish of Somerset County England in 1650. John was granted 100a of land on the completion of his seven year indenture. James Hurd was granted 1000a under the "headright" program for paying for the transport of 10 men to Virginia. John first appeared on the tax records of Essex county in 1659 so it appears that he probably married and established his own home by that time. The records of the North Pemberton Parish of Somerset County, England show that a <b>John Stodgell</b>, son of Richard Stodgell, was christained there in 1615. He was probably the progenitor of the Sturgill family in America, but this is not proven. The first appearance of the name in America is in the record of an inquest held in Jamestown VA in 1636 when William Stodgel was found dead. the town buried him as he had no known relatives, so we know he was not a direct ancestor even though he may have been the first of the family to come to America. The name next appears when James Hurd brought John Stogdel from St. Stokes parish of Somerset Co. England to Essex Co. Va in 1650 under the "headright" system. John Stogdel signed a voluntary indenture of seven years service to pay for his transportation after which he was granted 100 acres of land. Tax records show that he owned 100a on the waters ofthe "potowmack" river in 1659. these records show that this land was on Piscataway creek in present Spottsylvania county and it is believed that John lived out his life there and died about 1690. It is not known who John married but there are several indications thatshe may have been a FRANKS. Families of this name did live in the area. As there were no other men with the same or similar name in the area atthat time the two listed are believed to be sons of John. There probably were some daughters also but no record of them has been found. - pg 29 Piscataway creek empties into the Rappahonnock River not the Potomac. -pg 29 NOTE: (THS) Online research does not indicate a Pemberton or North Pemberton parish in Somerset. Pemberton is in Lancashire to the north, Somerset is a maritime county to the west. There is however, a North PETHERTON parish in Somerset. This appears to be a transcription error. Also,there is not a St. Stokes, but is a Stoke St Mary Magdalin ('Stoke' apparently meaning village.) This parish, in the 'hundred' of Taunton, does contain records of the Stodgell surname. I hope to get microfische of the parish records from the early 1600s to transcribe. Records from the late 1600s are online and show numerous Stodgell baptisms, marriages, and burials.

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John Stodgell signed a voluntary indenture to James Hurd who brought him from St. Stokes parish of Somerset County England in 1650. John was granted 100a of land on the completion of his seven year indenture. James Hurd was granted 1000a under the "headright" program for paying for the transport of 10 men to Virginia. John first appeared on the tax records of Essex county in 1659 so it appears that he probably married and established his own home by that time.

The records of the North Pemberton Parish of Somerset County, England show that a <b>John Stodgell</b>, son of Richard Stodgell, was christained there in 1615. He was probably the progenitor of the Sturgill family in America, but this is not proven. The first appearance of the name in America is in the record of an inquest held in Jamestown VA in 1636 when William Stodgel was found dead. the town buried him as he had no known relatives, so we know he was not a direct ancestor even though he may have been the first of the family to come to America.
The name next appears when James Hurd brought John Stogdel from St. Stokes parish of Somerset Co. England to Essex Co. Va in 1650 under the "headright" system. John Stogdel signed a voluntary indenture of seven years service to pay for his transportation after which he was granted 100 acres of land. Tax records show that he owned 100a on the waters ofthe "potowmack" river in 1659. these records show that this land was on Piscataway creek in present Spottsylvania county and it is believed that John lived out his life there and died about 1690. **
It is not known who John married but there are several indications thatshe may have been a FRANKS. Families of this name did live in the area.
As there were no other men with the same or similar name in the area atthat time the two listed are believed to be sons of John. There probably were some daughters also but no record of them has been found. - pg 29

** Piscataway creek empties into the Rappahonnock River not the Potomac. -pg 29
NOTE: (THS) Online research does not indicate a Pemberton or North Pemberton parish in Somerset. Pemberton is in Lancashire to the north, Somerset is a maritime county to the west. There is however, a North PETHERTON parish in Somerset. This appears to be a transcription error. Also,there is not a St. Stokes, but is a Stoke St Mary Magdalin ('Stoke' apparently meaning village.) This parish, in the 'hundred' of Taunton, does contain records of the Stodgell surname. I hope to get microfische of the parish records from the early 1600s to transcribe. Records from the late 1600s are online and show numerous Stodgell baptisms, marriages, and burials.