John FREITH ¹ was born ² about 1554 in , Co. Somersetshire, England. He died ³ about 1623 in Winsford, Co. Somersetshire, England. John married ⁴ Joan (FREITH) on 1578 in , Co. Somersetshire, England.

Joan (FREITH) ¹ was born about 1557. She died after 1623 in , , England. Joan married ² John FREITH on 1578 in , Co. Somersetshire, England.

John FRYETH Jr. [Parents] was born ¹ about 1554 in Ipswich, Suffolk, England, UK. He died ² Sep 1590 in Winsford, Somersetshire, England, UK. John married ³ Joan (FRYETH) on 1578 in Somerset, England, UK.

Other marriages:

(FRYETH), Agnes

Joan (FRYETH) was born ¹ about 1557. She died ² after 1623 in England, UK. Joan married ³ John FRYETH Jr. on 1578 in Somerset, England, UK.

John FRYETH Sr. was born ¹ about 1525 in Bishopworth, Somersetshire, England, UK. He died ² BET 9 SEP 1578 AND 7 MAR 1579 in Winsford, Somersetshire, England, UK. John married ³ Joanne (FRYETH) before 1554 in Winsford, Somersetshire, England, UK.

Bouley claims he was born in Ipswitch, Somerset, England.

Joanne (FRYETH) married ¹ John FRYETH Sr. before 1554 in Winsford, Somersetshire, England, UK.

Captain Richard NORMAN Sr. ("the Immigrant") [Parents] ¹ was born ^{2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13} before 1587 in Orchard Portman, Somerset, England, UK. He died ^{14, 15, 16, 17, 18} BET 22 APR 1653 AND 27 JUN 1664 in Marblehead, Essex, MA U.S.A.. Richard married ^{19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36} Florence (NORMAN) on 2 Sep 1605 in Somerset, England, UK.

from GM:

ORIGIN: Unknown

MIGRATION: 1626

FIRST RESIDENCE: Salem

REMOVES: Marblehead

OCCUPATION: Fisherman or shipwright

EDUCATION: Signed deed of 1653 by mark [EQC 3:369].

OFFICES: Coroner's jury on body of William Bateman, 18 September 1630 [MBCR 1:78]. On 18 May 1631 "Rich[ard] Norman is fined 2s. 6d. for his negligence in watching" [MBCR 1:87].

ESTATE: In Salem land grant of 1636 received twenty acres [STR 1:19, 24]. In the 25 December 1637 division of marsh and meadow, granted three-quarters of an acre, with a household of four [STR 1:103].
  Granted twenty acres "that was Mr. Thorndeck's," 29 January 1637/8 [STR 1:65]. A grant of 20 January 1640/1 to Allen Converse refers to "that lot which was Richard Norman's near the head of the river," and adjoining Mr. Endicott's farm [STR 1:109].
  In his will, dated 14 October 1672, son-in-law Robert Morgan of Salem mentions the twelve acres of land in Manchester "which my wife's father Norman gave unto her in the great plain" [EPR 2:355].
  On 22 April 1653 Richard Norman the elder deeded to his son Richard Norman his house and ten acre lot "in Marvellheade upon Darbe Fort side," along with cow commons [EQC 3:369].

BIRTH: By about 1587 based on estimated date of marriage.

DEATH: After 22 April 1653 [EQC 3:369], but before 27 June 1664 [EQC 3:369, when Thomas Millett Sr. acknowledged "old Richard Norman's act and deed"].

MARRIAGE: By about 1612 _____ _____; on 9 July 1645 the "wife of Richard Norman Sr." testified in court [EQC 1:82]; no further record. (Two women by the name of Arabella Norman were admitted to Salem church, one in May 1637 and the other on 25 February 1637/8 [SChR 6, 7]. One of these is certainly the wife of John Norman, son of Richard. The second is probably a clerical error, but just might be the wife of Richard Sr.)

CHILDREN:
   i   JOHN, b. say 1612; m. before May 1637 Arabella _____ [SChR 6; EQC 1:74 (when he certifies the births of children with wife Arabella)].

   ii   MARGARET, b. say 1613; m. (1) by about 1633 Robert Morgan (who mentions "my wife's father Norman" in his will [EPR 2:355]; their eldest child, Samuel, m. in 1658). (Margaret is said to have married second, after 1673, Samuel Fowler, but the evidence for this is not seen [Hoyt 162].)

   iii   SUSANNA, b. say 1615; m. by 1635 Robert Lockwood (who refused a Salem houselot grant "beyond his father Norman's" [STR 1:47]).

   iv   FLORENCE, b. say 1619; m. (1) by about 1639 John Hart (daughter Elizabeth m. in 1659; husband of daughter Florence called son-in-law of Thomas Whittridge in 1672 [Sarah Stone Anc 38]); m. (2) about 1657 Thomas Whittridge (who called Richard Norman his wife's brother and with whom she had three sons after 1657 [EPR 2:287; Sarah Stone Anc 46-47]).

   v   RICHARD, b. about 1623 (deposed aged about fifty 19 March 1673/4 [EQC 5:256], deposed aged about fifty-seven at June Term 1680 [EQC 7:386]); m. by about 1650 Margaret _____ (daughter Elizabeth "d. in 1732, aged eighty-two" [Sarah Stone Anc 52]).

COMMENTS: In his deposition of 20 January 1680/1 Richard Brackenbury included "old Goodman Norman and his son" among those who were already at Salem when Endicott arrived in 1628 [EIHC 13:138].
  On 17 September 1640 "Erasmus James and Richard Norman, sr., [were] presented for defective fences on Darby fort side. Not proved" [EQC 1:194].
  Richard Norman was evidently in a fishing or shipbuilding business with his son, since "Rich[ard] Norman, Jno. Norman and Company" were sued by John Devereux at July Term 1642 and again at December Term 1642 [EQC 1:42, 45]. The conflict grew heated and Devereux further sued Richard Norman for defamation at December Term 1642 [EQC 1:45].
  At July Term 1642 Norman witnessed against Matthew Gillet who stole a piece of soap from John Norman "to wash his shirts with, as he said" [EQC 1:44]. When his son Richard, Jr., was fined for "slighting ordinances and carrying a burden on Lord's day," Richard Sr. answered for him in court, February 1642/3 [EQC 1:51]. It is likely, as Davis says, that "Norman was probably not of the Puritan persuasion" [Sarah Stone Anc 45].
  Pope incorrectly applied the probate of the younger Richard to the elder. Savage thought that there were two John Normans, a brother of Richard the immigrant, and a son, but the records all apply to one man, son of Richard.
BIBLIOGRAPHIC NOTE: In 1930 Walter Goodwin Davis prepared one of his typical eloquent but sparsely referenced treatments of this family [Sarah Stone Anc 45-54].

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from SAVAGE:

"RICHARD, Salem, perhaps br. of John the first, came in 1626, as Felt thinks, prob. from Dorchester in Eng. with s. Richard, to ea. of wh. he assigns that yr. but John, wh. was elder, may have been left in Eng.  Farmer thinks he had also William, liv. at Marblehead 1648; and says the elder Richard d. 1683, tho. it may seem as prob. that it was the s. of that name, who he says was b. 1623, and liv. 1672 at Marblehead. It seems to me, that the elder d. prob. bef. this last date, and that sec.

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from Steve Fry :

"Richard Norman settled in Cape Ann about 1623. He came to North America as an employee of the Dorchester Company, a group of capitalists and adventurers who established a small colony at Cape Ann. He and his family were among those who moved to Naumkeag in 1626 under the leadership of Richard Conant. They were established there when the migration led by Governor Endicott arrived in 1628. The name of Naumkeag was changed to Salem at that time. Richard was called "old Goodman Norman," and the pre-Endicott settlers were known as the "old planters". He was probably not a Puritan; in 1650 he was living on "Darby Fort side" (Marblehead), which put him beyond the immediate influence of the Salem church-state, although he was called to court due to his defective fences there."

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from TORREY:

NORMAN, Richard1 & _____ _____ (-1645+); in Eng, by 1612; Salem/Marblehead

Richard Norman was originally Richard Frieth but changed his name when immigrating. He came to Cape Ann (near Gloucester, MA) for the Dorchester Company (or Dorchester Merchants).

Both the Dorchester Company and the Plymouth Pilgrims maintained fishing stages at Cape Ann.

When the Company failed, Richard Norman moved to Naumkeag (Salem) with his family. He was already at Naumkeag when the Endicott migration began in 1628.

"Puritans" wanted to "purify" the existing state religion, the Church of England,  without overthrowing it, or separating from it, as did the "Pilgrims" at Plymouth. The latter were called "Separatists."

As he was living at Salem before the Endicott migration, he was known as one of the "old planters."

sea captain and shipwright

Florence (NORMAN) ¹ died ^{2, 3} after 1645 in Marblehead, Essex, MA U.S.A.. She married ^{4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21} Captain Richard NORMAN Sr. ("the Immigrant") on 2 Sep 1605 in Somerset, England, UK.

George ROPES Sr. ¹ was born ² about 1618 in Salem, Essex Co., MA. He died ³ Jun 1670 in Salem, Essex Co., MA. George married Mary (ROPES) before 1644.

Mary (ROPES) ¹ was born ² about 1620 in Salem, Essex Co., MA. She died in Salem, Essex Co., MA. Mary married George ROPES Sr. before 1644.

Ernest Richard TELFORD [Parents] "Barney" ¹ was born ² 8 Oct 1888 in Methvan, Manitoba, Canada. He died 1960 in E. Wenatchee, WA. Barney married Christena Victoria HOGMAN on 29 Dec 1931 in Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Christena Victoria HOGMAN [Parents] was born ¹ 14 Mar 1895 in Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada. She died 1970 in E. Wenatchee, WA. Christena married Ernest Richard TELFORD on 29 Dec 1931 in Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Wenatchee newspaper, date unknown.
C. Victoria Telford (nee Hogman), 75, of 498 Rock Island Road, East Wenatchee, WA, died at her home early Sunday evening. Born March 14, 1895, in Estevan, Saskatchewan, she grew up in that area. She married Ernest R. Telford, December 29, 1913, at Estevan. They entered the US at Portal, North Dakota in 1919 and made their home at Opheim, Montana. In 1945 the family came to Washington and settled on a farm in the Plain valley. In 1952 they moved to Twisp, returning to the farm in Plain two years later. In 1959 they moved to their present home in E. Wenatchee, WA.

In 1955, Mrs. Telford was chosen Levenworth's "Mother of the Year". She was active in the Natapoc Grange at Plain for many years and was one of the originators of the Grange's well-known "Hunter's Stew" dinners. She also was cook for the grade school at Plain and was a correspondent for the Leavenworth Echo for several years.

Mrs. Telford is predeceased in death by her husband in 1960; and by a daughter, Joanne, in 1928, and Vivian in 1969. Surviving are five sons, Kenneth A., Edmonds, Ernest R. Jr., Kemah, Texas; Frank M., James A., and Don W. Telford all of Wenatchee; six daughters; Mrs. Maynard Johnson, at home; Mrs. Edgar (Floy) Shawlee, San Francisco, Mrs. Marvin (Hazel) Hawken, Seattle; Mrs. Louis (Marilyn) Crollard, Wenatchee, Mrs. Ben (Marlys) Parsons of Bridgeport; and Mrs. Kenneth (Delta) Wood, Bothell; 34 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren; three sisters, Hulada Thompson, Wenatchee, Jemima Burk in Canada; and Agnes Smith of Scoby, Montana.

Arrangements were by Telford's Chapel of the Valley.

Living LIVING married Rae Marie MOE.

Rae Marie MOE [Parents] was born 27 Sep 1924 in Cashmere, WA. She died 18 Oct 1993 in Wenatchee, Chelan, Washington. Rae married Living LIVING.

Other marriages:

TELFORD, Frank Merle

WENATCHEE _ Rae M. Telford, 69, Wenatchee, died Monday, Oct. 18, 1993, in Central Washington Hospital following a sudden illness.

She was born Sept. 27, 1924, to Arthur and Lorene (Lett) Moe at Cashmere. She attended schools at Cashmere and Wenatchee and graduated from Wenatchee High School in 1942. She joined the U.S. Navy WAVES, and attended the U.S. Naval Training School at Hunter College, Bronx, N.Y. She was honorably discharged in 1945 and returned to Wenatchee. She married Frank M. Telford on July 18, 1948, at Wenatchee, where they made their home. Mrs. Telford worked as a retouch technician for Parsons Studio for several years. She began working for the Chelan County Treasurer's office in May 1975 and retired as an account specialist in December 1986. She was a member of the First Church of Christ Scientist, Boston, Mass.

She is survived by her husband, at the home; four daughters, Sharlee Telford of Kirkland, Leslie Telford-Chapman of East Wenatchee, Lynn Telford-Zenk of Brier and Laurie Larson of Wenatchee; a sister, Jane Poage of Vancouver; and eight grandchildren.

Arrangements are by Telford's Chapel of the Valley, East Wenatchee.

Arthur Nels MOE [Parents] was born 11 Aug 1896. He died Jul 1984 in Wenatchee, Chelan, Washington. Arthur married Lorene LETT.

Lorene LETT [Parents] was born 17 Feb 1902. She died Feb 1972 in Wenatchee, Chelan, Washington. Lorene married Arthur Nels MOE.

Anthony Richard TELFORD [Parents] was born ¹ 14 Jul 1860 in Ontario, Canada. He died ² 17 Jul 1941 in Mission, B.C., Canada and was buried in Hatzic Cemetary. Anthony married ³ Louisa May STADY on 14 Dec 1887 in Brandon, Manitoba, Canada.

Other marriages:

O'CONNOR, Harriet Hortense

Obituary 1941
Passed away in Mission Memorial Hospital on July 17, Mr. Anthony Richard Telford of Silverdale, age 81 years.  He leaves to mourn his loss five sons:  Ernest of Orphier, Mont., Albert of Brandon, Bruce of Toronto, Kenneth of Lethbridge, and Charlie of Silverdale; 3 daughters, Jessie in Carrol, Man., Mrs. W. Oliver and Bernice in Vancouver and his sister Mrs. G. H. Stady of Abbotsford.
The funeral gook place on Monday, July 21st at Gillies Funeral Parlors.  Internment in Hatzic Cemetary.  Pallbearers were Mr. M. B. Clark, H. Smith, S. Carter, C. Donatelli, J. Donatelli and D. Ham.  
Deepest sympathy is extended to all the family from neighbours and friends.  Mr. Telford had resided with his sister for the past few months in Abbotsford.  
 
 
B.C. Registration of Death # 4383
Anthony Richard Telford died 17 Jul 1941 at Mission Memorial Hospital, Mission B.C., in province 8 years and resided at Vye Road, Huntingdon B.C., a farmer and widower.  He was born 14 Jul 1860 in Ontario, father William Telford, mother Isabel Addison, both born in England.  Informant was Mrs. J. Oliver, daughter, 845 Smyth Street, Vancouver, B.C.  Burial Hatzic Cemetery 21(?) Jul 1941, Undertaker Gillis Mortuary Homes C. Ltd., Mission B.C.  Cause of death senility (secondary) heat prostration.  

He is buried at Hatzic Cemetery, Hatzic B.C. and his gravemarker says "In Loving Memory Anthony L. Telford July 17, 1941 age 81 years"

Also listed as b: 1861.  Died at Mission Mem. Hosp, B.C.; lived in the province 8 years and resided at Vye Rd., Huntingdon, B.C.  Source, daughter, Mrs. J. Oliver of 845 Smyth St., Vancouver.  Gillis Mort. Homes, Mission.  Cause of death, heat prostration, senility.  B.C. Reg. 4383.

Louisa May STADY [Parents] was born ¹ 5 May 1866 in Welland County, Ontario, Canada. She died 5 Mar 1902 in Carroll, Manitoba, Canada and was buried in Carroll Cemetery, Manitoba. Louisa married ² Anthony Richard TELFORD on 14 Dec 1887 in Brandon, Manitoba, Canada.

Following from the transcript of Louisa May Telford's death from the United Church archives:

Louisa May Telford died 5 Mar 1902 Carroll MB age 37, farmer's daughter born Welland Co. Ont., Methodist.  Cause of death, blood poisoning about 10 days.  Deceased was treated in Souris hospital - said to have undergone a uterine operation.  Informant Richard Telford, Farmer, Carroll, deceased's husband.

The gravemarker says:  In Loving Memory of Louisa May wife of Richard Telford who died March 5, 1902 aged 37 years.  "Weep not for me husband dear.  I am not dead but sleeping here; I was not yours but God's alone.  He loved me best and took me home."

Joseph Alfred Larson HOGMAN [Parents] was born 5 Feb 1856 in Sweden. He died 2 Oct 1938 in Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada. Joseph married Sarah Mary SANSTEAD.

Immigrated to Canada in 1882 at the age of 26.

Joseph Alfred Larson was born Feb. 5, 1856. He served a period in military traing in his native country, Sweden. When called up again, he thought America would be a better place to be. He immigrated to the USA in 1877 and changed his name to Hogman. According to Grandma Hogman, the "Hog" means "High" and the name is pronounced approximately Haegstaenu and meaning "high stone".

He lived briefly in Illinois and then around Garfield, MN as a section hand on the railroad. At this time he boarded with Sansteads who were very likely his future wife's relatives as her family were neighbors and had the same last name. Joseph Hogman homesteaded at Wahpeton, North Dakota in 1880.

Sarah Mary SANSTEAD [Parents] was born 27 Jun 1861 in Brethen, Sweden. She died 29 May 1920. Sarah married Joseph Alfred Larson HOGMAN.