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| Name |
Joseph WILLIAMS |
| Gender |
Male |
| Person ID |
I1631 |
Clancy Ancestors |
| Last Modified |
4 Sep 2015 |
| Father |
Samuel BISSELL, b. Abt 1640, England  d. 17 May 1697, Windsor, Hartford, Colony Of Connecticut (Age ~ 57 years) |
| Mother |
Abigail HOLCOMB d. 17 Aug 1688, Windsor, Hartford, Colony Of Connecticut |
| Marriage |
11 Jun 1658 |
Windsor, Hartford, Colony Of Connecticut |
| Family ID |
F1185 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Notes |
- ID: I08673
Name: Henry PEARSALL
Sex: M
Birth: 1598 in Warwickshire, England
Death: 1667
Death: 1667 in Hempstead, NY
Note:
One of the early settlers of Hempstead Henry's will is among the records of the Surrogate's Office of the City of New
York. There is also a release to his estate from the children of Michael (Moyles)
Williams, which reads as follows:----This may certify to any whom these presents
doth concerne that wee John Williams, Joseph Williams and Timothy Halsted doth by
these presents for us our heyres Executors or Administrators. Acquit & discharge forever
our late father in law Henry Persall him, his heyers, Executors Administrators or
Assigns, from all dues or demands of Houses, or Lands of Inheritance or any other Lands
known by any other title soever, And all other Goods & Cattles whatsoever, that formerly
were our owne ffathers Michael Williams deceased. {Father-in-law is a person married to
a woman who had children by a former husban&c. to which children he is said to be a
Father-in-law.}
REF:Pearsalls by Clarence Pearsall Book2 pg.1051
Resided at Pearsall (Lynbrook), Hellgate Neck, and Hempstead, Long Island, New Netherlands. He married Ann Valentine, widow of Moyles Williams. The Valentines were Dutch-English traders associated with the Pearsalls in Virginia in Isle of Wight County where they were also closely related by marriage with the Marshall family, so much so that it is generally accepted that from the marriage of a Valentine and a Marshall descended John Marshall, Chief Justice of the United States and Thomas Marshall, Vice President of the United States. He was one of the founders of Hempstead, Long Island and was engaged in the family tobacco trade. He was the son of Thomas Pearsall.
Father: Thomas PEARSALL
Mother: Mary BRENT
Marriage 1 ANN
Children
1. Thomas PEARSALL b: 1654 in Hempstead, NY
2. Nathaniel PEARSALL b: 1649
Marriage 2 Ann PANKHURST b: 1618
• Married: 1648
Children
1. Nathaniel PEARSALL b: 1649
2. Daniel PEARSALL b: 1652
3. George PEARSALL b: 1655 in Hempstead, NY
4. Thomas PEARSALL b: 1654 in Hempstead, NY
ID: I04689
Name: George PEARSALL
Sex: M
Birth: 1655 in Hempstead, NY
Note:
The lands of their father having come to the sons of George Pearsall, Senior,
by descent, under the operation of the inheritance laws, we find the following deed
relating to the same:--Book 3, page 341, (The Town Records of Hempstead, LI, NY)
George Pearsall and his brother Henry Pearsall sign deed to Capt. Jacob Hicks of
Rockaway, for the Beach at Rockaway, bounded by Whelses line, by the sea, Brockelface
Gutt and the Great Creek; deed dated June 7, 1725.
Father: Henry PEARSALL b: 1598 in Warwickshire, England
Mother: Ann PANKHURST b: 1618
Marriage 1 Elizabeth WILLIAMS
Children
1. George PEARSALL
2. Elizabeth PEARSALL
3. Henry PEARSALL
4. Sarah PEARSALL b: BET. 1668 - 1708
Pearsall, Henry - 1667
Released 10 June 2003
Abstracts Of Wills On File In The Surrogate’s Office, City Of New York
HENRY PEARSALL, Hempstead. "This being the last will and testament of Henry Pearsall, Hee being in his right senses, notwithstanding very weake in Body." Leaves to Joseph Williams "a pair of oxen I bought of Mr. Fordhams," also some land upon ye north side lying in the New Field. Makes wife sole executor, and mentions "the four youngest of my children." "I desire at the death of my wife the housing and land should be left to my son Nathaniel."
Dated July 24, 1667. Witnesses, Joseph Sutton, Clerk. Thomas Rushmore, Timothy Halstead. Proved March 1668.
LIBER 1-2, page 23
Wee, John Williams, Joseph Williams, and Timothy Halstead, do acquit and discharge our late father-in-law (step-father) Henry Pearsall, his heirs and executors, from all demands of houses or lands, and all other goods that formerly were of our owne father Michael Williams, deceased.
Dated July 28, 1667. Anne Pearsall is appointed executrix of the will of her late husband Henry Pearsall, deceased.
LIBER 1-2, page 24
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