Spouse: Elizabeth BOBO. Elizabeth BOBO and Robert SKELTON were married in 1771 in 96th District,Pendleton,South Carolina. Children were: Soloman SKELTON.

Spouse: Martha Amelia VANCE. Martha Amelia VANCE and Robert Bobo SKELTON were married on 25 April 1826 in ,Madison,Alabama. Children were: Emily Victoria SKELTON, William Donaldson SKELTON.

Spouse: Mary DOZIER. Mary DOZIER and Soloman SKELTON were married in 1799 in ,,South Carolina. Children were: Robert Bobo SKELTON.

Spouse: Alabama MCCLENDON. Alabama MCCLENDON and William Donaldson SKELTON were married on 3 October 1857 in Scottsboro,Jackson,Alabama.

Children were: Thomasine(Thomasyn) SKERNE/SKERON Skeron/.

Spouse: William KELKE. Thomasine(Thomasyn) SKERNE/SKERON Skeron/ and William KELKE were married about 1525 in , , England. Children were: Elizabeth KELKE, Cecily KELKE.

Spouse: Francis GODOLPHIN [Sir Knight].

Spouse: Kirstina IVERSEN. Kirstina IVERSEN and Peder Larsen SKINDER were married in 1766 in Rodby, Maribo, Denmark. Children were: Lars Clausen PEDERSEN, Lars PEDERSEN, Birthe PEDERSEN, Maren PEDERSEN, Ingeborg Stine PEDERSEN, Jens PEDERSEN, Jacob PEDERSEN, Iver PEDERSEN, Christiane PEDERSEN.

Spouse: Helen Vera TAYLOR. Children were: Living SKINKLE, Living SKINKLE, Living SKINKLE.

Spouse: Living CHARLOTTE. Children were: Living SKINKLE.

REFN: 9NC4-K9 Parents: Thomas SKINNER and Mary PRATT.

Another Ancestory.Com site has death place as New Lebanon, Columbia, New York. Parents: Deacon Thomas SKINNER II and Mary PRATT.

Spouse: Sr Ebenezer MUDGE. Abigail SKINNER and Sr Ebenezer MUDGE were married on 13 January 1708/9 in New London, Lebanon, Conn.⁷⁰ Children were: Jr Ebenezer MUDGE, Marcy or Mary MUDGE.

Another Ancestory.Com site has death place as New Lebanon, Columbia, New York. Parents: Deacon Thomas SKINNER II and Mary PRATT.

Spouse: Sr Ebenezer MUDGE. Abigail SKINNER and Sr Ebenezer MUDGE were married on 13 January 1708/9 in New London, Lebanon, Conn.⁷⁰ Children were: Jr Ebenezer MUDGE, Marcy or Mary MUDGE.

Spouse: Ebenezer MUDGE. Abigail SKINNER and Ebenezer MUDGE were married on 13 July 1708 in Malden, Middlesex, Ma. Children were: Elizabeth MUDGE, Joseph MUDGE, Ebenezer MUDGE, Abigail MUDGE, Elizabeth MUDGE, Samuel MUDGE, Micah MUDGE, Jarvis MUDGE, Deborah MUDGE, Sarah MUDGE, Micah MUDGE, Abraham MUDGE, Mary MUDGE, Martha MUDGE.

REFN: 9NC4-0C Parents: Ebenezer SKINNER and Sarah LORD.

REFN: 9NC4-P0 Parents: Thomas SKINNER and Mrs. Mary SKINNER.

REFN: 9NC4-B3 Parents: Thomas SKINNER and Mary PRATT.

Spouse: Sir Knight of Bath Henry WYATT. Ann SKINNER and Sir Knight of Bath Henry WYATT were married in 1500 in , Surrey, England, Great Britain. Children were: Sir Henry WYATT, Margaret WYATT, Sir Knight Thomas WYATT, Mary WYATT.

REFN: 9NC4-1J Parents: Ebenezer SKINNER and Sarah LORD.

Spouse: Henry WYATT. Anne SKINNER and Henry WYATT were married about 1485 in Allington Castle, Kent, England. Children were: Margery WYATT.

Spouse: Henry WYATT (SIR KNIGHT). Anne SKINNER and Henry WYATT (SIR KNIGHT) were married in 1500 in Barnham,Essex,England. Children were: Thomas WYATT [SIR KNIGHT].

Spouse: John TALCOTT. Anne SKINNER and John TALCOTT were married in 1591 in Braintree, Essex, England. Children were: John TALCOTT, Grace TALCOTT, Rachell TALCOTT, Mary TALCOTT, Eggleston TALCOTT, Sarah Or Mary TALCOT, Rachel TALCOTT, Sarah TALCOTT, Anne (Anna) TALCOTT, Anne TALCOTT.

WILL: Her will was made in Jan 1636 and proven 24 May 1637."
Becky Talcott #1794 has Anne b. 1574, Braintree, d. 6 Apr 1637, England and m. 1594, England. She has Anne's parents as William Skinner (1542-) and Marjorie? (1546-1620).
Rebecca M. Talcott(#1794) #124.
From "Hale, House and Related Families, mainly of the Connecticut river valley" by Donald Lines Jacobus and Edgar Francis Waterman, the
Connecticut Historical Society, Hartford, Connecticut, 1952. "To the
research of Henry F. Waters we are indebted for a number of additional details [additional to SVT's book - DJT]., :-
"John Talcott, a pewterer, of Braintree, Essex, died in 1604 (will dated 30 Sept 1604, proved 24 Jan 1604/5; married Anne Skinner, who died at Felsted, Essex, in 1637 (will Jan 1636/7, proved 25 May 1637), daughter of William and Margery Skinner. She married second, by Jan 1604/5, Moses Wall, a clothier, of Braintree, who died about the end of 1623 (will dated 16 Sept 1623, codicil 16 Oct 1623, proved 23 Jan 1623). [Refs., Ibid., 1125; F.F.Starr, Goodwin and Morgan Ancestral lines (1915), 1:240-1.; H.F.Waters, Genealogical Gleanings in England (1901), 1130.]DWT has b. 1570, and d. 6 April 1637 in Braintree.
DWT says 'Anna' was christened 24 Sept 1575 in Stoke Gabriel, Devon. (& was first child born, abt 1570).^ I would have thought location highly unlikely!
SKINNER.
E.R.O. Assize file 35/104/5/7 (Essex), Assizes held at Brentwood, 8 March 1663/4 :-
The same, [John Chapman] the same day, there stole eight hens each worth 6d., belonging to Wm. Skynner. Confessed, asked for a book. Witnesses:
Wm. Skynner and others [as above].
R.Bingham :-

WILL: Name: Anne Skinner - 49
Birth Date: About 1570
Birth Place: Braintree, Essex, England
Death Date: 6 Apr 1637
Father: William Skinner - 62 (1542-1616)
Mother: Margarie Trotter - 63 (1546-1620)
Spouse: John Talcott - 48
Marriage Date: About 1591
Children: Mary - 52
John - 53
Mary - 54
Grace - 50
Sarah - 55
Anna - 51
Rachel - 34

WILL: Notes:
Dave Tylcoat, in a message posted on Cserve bulletin board 1 Aug 1996, says that Anne's children were: John (1590), Mary (1592), Grace (1593), Sarah (1594), and Rachel (1591). Brown lists additional children, as follows: Robert, John (again), Thomas (husb. of Thamar Bull), Robert (again, husband of Mary Parkinson), Sarah (again, wife of Richard Dersley), Thomas (again), George, Jeremy, Mary (again), and Elizabeth.
I think whoever 'Brown' is he has got a bit mixed up - see Coll of Arms Visitation info! [DJT]
R.Bingham:-
The fisher file -- zipped and unzipped -- is FISHERGM, created by 22 May 1996 by Gordon Fisher, 334 Franklin Street, Harrisonburg, Virginia 22801.
Fisher supplied Marjorie's surname (Trotter) with justifications, which I won't repeat here -- because it would take me some time to find them and because I assume that you will want to download FISHERGM yourself. Susan Taylor :-

WILL: Anne Skinner married Moses Wall circa 1604 in England.
40 She was mentioned in 1604 in the will of her husband, John TALCOTT: "my messuage wherein I now dwell &c., in Branctry" and "my tenement in Brainctrie now in the tenure or occupation". She was designated executrix in his will and was "to enter her own bond in the sum of three hundred pounds to my father in law William Skynner and Robert Tailcot for the performance of my legacies &c.;and, if she marry again, to enter into sufficient surety, to my said father in law William Skynner and Robert Tailcot, my brother, truly to perform all the legacies, &c".
41 She was mentioned on 14 Aug 1616 in the will of her father as receiving 40 pounds.
42 She was mentioned on 2 Mar 1617 in the will of her mother: "two and twenty shillings piece in gold" and the "residue of my pewter...equally parted and divided between my daughter Ann her two daughters she had by my son in law Moses Wall, my son Richard's wife and my son John his wife by even portions".
43 She was mentioned on 16 Sep 1623 in the will of her 2nd husband Moses Wall: "my copyhold messuage in Little Bromley, Essex, for life".
44 She died after 16 Oct 1623.45.36. Waters, Genealogical Gleanings in England II, p. 1125

BIOGRAPHY: (II) John (2), son of John (1) Talcott , married Anne , daughter of William Skinner , of Braintree, county Essex , and died early in 1604 , before his father's death. His wife and five children survived him. He lived in Braintree , and bequeathed his homestead to his wife, and made bequests to his son John , mentioned below, and to daughters Anne , Marie , Grace and Sara , giving each of the daughters forty pounds. His son Benjamin and descendants are mentioned below.
(III) John (3), son of John (2) Talcott , was born in Braintree, county Essex . He embarked for New England , June 22, 1632 , in the ship "Lion," and first settled in Cambridge . He was admitted a freeman, November 6, 1632 . He was deputy to the general court in 1634-35-36 , and selectman the same year. He was the fifth largest owner of land in the town. In 1636 he sold his property and went with Rev. Mr. Hooker 's company to Hartford, Connecticut , and became one of the founders of that city. The year previous he sent Nicholas Clark , the carpenter, there to build him a house which stood on the site of the present North Baptist Church. He was member of the committee that sat with the first court of magistrates, 1637-39 , deputy from Hartford to the general court, 1639-52 ; assistant, 1652-60 ; treasurer of the colony, 1654-60 ; commissioner of the United Colonies, 1656-58 . He was called "the Worshipful Mr. John Talcott ." He married Dorothy , daughter of John and Alice (Harrington) Mott , of Wiston, county Suffolk , who died in February, 1669-70 . His will was dated August 12, 1659 , codicil, January 17, 1659-60 , and proved March 3, 1659-60 . He provided as far as possible for an entailed estate by bequeathing his homestead to his son Samuel , and providing that in case Samuel died without children, the estate should pass to the eldest son of his son, John Talcott . Children: 1. Lieutenant-Colonel John Talcott , born in England , was deputy from Hartford , 1660-61 ; chosen treasurer, May 17, 1660 , to succeed his father, which office he held until 1676 , when he resigned to take the command of the troops raised for King Philip 's war. He was very successful in fighting and defeating the Indians, and obtained great renown as an Indian fighter. He was one of the patentees named in the charter granted by King Charles II. in 1662 . He married (first) October 29, 1650 , Helena , daughter of John Wakeman , of New Haven . Helena died June 21, 1674 , and he married (second) November 9, 1676 , Mary Cook . He died in Hartford , July 23, 1688 , leaving a numerous family. His son, Joseph , was governor of Connecticut , 1724-41 , holding the office longer than any other governor of Connecticut has ever done, excepting John Winthrop . In August, 1904 , a monument was erected in Great Barrington, Massachusetts , a large boulder, commemorating the victory gained by Colonel Talcott over the Indians at the ford in the Housatonic river near this place, in 1676 . The Indians were fleeing into New York after the death of King Philip , and the destruction of his plans for destroying the English settlements, but were overtaken by Colonel Talcott and his troops, and many were killed or taken prisoners. It was the last fight of King Philip's war. 2. Samuel , born about 1634-35 . 3. 1271 Mary , married Rev. John Russell , of Wethersfield and Hadley .
(IV) Captain Samuel Talcott , son of John (3) Talcott , was born probably in Cambridge about 1634-35 , died November 11, 1691 , in Wethersfield . He graduated at Harvard College in 1658 and was admitted a freeman in 1662 . He was commissioner in Wethersfield, Connecticut , from 1669 to 1684 ; deputy to the general court from Wethersfield from 1669 to 1684 ; secretary of October session, 1684 . On May 16, 1676 , he was appointed one of a committee to "order such measures as shall be necessary to attend to in the intervals of the general court." On May 12, 1677 , he was appointed lieutenant in the Wethersfield train band; October 14, 1679 , lieutenant of Hartford county troop; October 16, 1681 , captain of troop of Hartford county . He commanded the company of dragoons sent to Deerfield at the outbreak of King William's war, 1670 . From 1683 until his death, except the year 1688 , during the Andros administration, he served as assistant. His will was dated April 22, 1691 , and the inventory was taken December 21, 1691 , showing an estate of two thousand one hundred and eighty-one pounds, one shilling, six pence. The will was presented in court, January 23, 1692 , having no witnesses, "and his hand being so well known he having wright it all with his own hand the court accepted of it together with the inventory." He married, November 7, 1661 , Hannah Holyoke , who died in Wethersfield , February 7, 1677-78 , daughter of Captain Elizur and Hannah (Pynchon) Holyoke , and granddaughter of William Pynchon , the founder of Springfield . They had eight sons and two daughters, among whom was Samuel , mentioned below.
(V) Cornet Samuel (2) Talcott , son of Captain Samuel (1) Talcott , was born in Wethersfield , 1662 , died there April 28, 1698 . He married Mary - . Children: Anne , born 1691 , married Elizur Goodrich ; Samuel , born 1696 , mentioned below: Mary , born 1697 , married Lieutenant Ebenezer Belding .
(VI) Ensign Samuel (3) Talcott , son of Cornet Samuel (2) Talcott , was born in 1696 , died May 6, 1739 . He married, December 5, 1723 . Thankful Belding , who survived him. Among their children was Ebenezer , mentioned below.
(VII) Ebenezer , son of Ensign Samuel (3) Talcott , was born in 1731 , died August 25, 1795 . He married Sarah Talcott . who died April 13, 1801 , aged sixty-eight, daughter of John Talcott . Children: Samuel , died young; Ebenezer , lost at sea; Samuel , born February 6, 1758 , married, December 25, 1788 , Molly Hurlburt , died December 23, 1794 ; Josiah, drowned in the Connecticut river ; John , lost at sea near Saybrook coming from the West Indies; Sarah , married Captain James Treat , of Wethersfield ; William , born November 7, 1771 , mentioned below; Mary , died unmarried; Joseph , married, 1803 , Anna Boardman , died June 17, 1832 .
(VIII) Deacon William Talcott , son of Ebenezer Talcott , was born November 7, 1771 , died June 28, 1813 . He was deacon of the First Congregational Church in Wethersfield . He was a druggist by occupation. He married, July 31, 1800 , Amelia Hanmer , born in Wethersfield , December 18, 1775 , died September 4, 1837 , daughter of Francis Hanmer . Children: Amelia , born July 6, 1801 , died April 3, 1847 , married David Hills , of East Hartford ; Celia , born February 1, 1804 , died 1886 , married Henry Robbins , of Wethersfield ; William , born September 22, 1806 , mentioned below; Sarah Treat , born July 21, 1809 , died December 3, 1873 , married John Loveland ; Francis H. , born April 19, 1812 , died December 2, 1854 , at Brattleborough, Vermont .
(IX) William (2), son of Deacon William (1) Talcott , was born September 22, 1806 , died March 14, 1886 . He was a carpenter and builder in Wethersfield . He was representative to the state legislature in 1847 , and was colonel of the First Regiment, National Guard. He married, May 12, 1830 , Eliza H. Harris , born April 10, 1806 , died March 31, 1883 , daughter of Thomas Harris , of Wethersfield . He and his wife celebrated their golden wedding, May 12, 1880 , all their children surviving. The following account of the celebration appeared in a local paper:
"There was an exceedingly pleasant gathering at the residence of Col. and Mrs. William Talcott of Wethersfield , on Wednesday evening, it being the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage. Their eight children were all present with their families, viz: Major William H. Talcott and wife and son; Francis H. Talcott , wife and daughter, of Hartford ; Thomas H. Talcott , unmarried, of New York ; Mrs. James T. Smith , husband and children of Wethersfield ; Marshall D. Talcott , wife and daughter, of Chicago . Dewitt C. Talcott and wife of New York ; and Misses Cecelia and Harriet E. Talcott of Wethersfield . There were also present a sister of the Colonel, Mrs. Henry Robbins , and Miss Jane Harris , sister of Mrs. Talcott , both of Wethersfield , besides a large number of relatives. * * * The reception room was prettily trimmed with flowers and running vines. Between the two windows was the monogram T. H. on a golden shield, made of flowers, and on the curtains of the two windows were 1830-1880 , made of flowers. William Talcott and Eliza Harris were married by Rev. Dr. Tenney , then pastor of the Congregational Church of Wethersfield , May 12, 1830 . There are several notable things of interest connected with this occasion. 1272 The contracting parties were born in the same year (1806 ). No members of the family have been removed by death. Mr. and Mrs. Talcott have lived in the same house nearly fifty years, a house erected on ground that has always been held by the Talcott family; and this anniversary not only comes on the same day of the month of their marriage, but on the same day of the week. A written invitation to the wedding was exhibited Wednesday evening, which reads as follows:
"Wethersfield , May 10, 1830 .

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Parents: William SKINNER and Margerie Marjorie TROTTER.

Spouse: Anna DEYNES. Anna DEYNES and Benjamin SKINNER were married about 1611 in Braintree,Essex,England. Children were: John SKINNER.

REFN: 9NC4-HX Parents: Thomas SKINNER and Mary PRATT.

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!CHRISTENING PLACE: Se cond Church, Preston, New London, CT Parents: Joseph SKINNER and Martha KINNE.

REFN: 9NC3-8L Parents: Joseph SKINNER and Martha KINNE.

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!CHRISTENING PLACE: Se cond Church, Preston, New London, CT
!BURIAL: St Tamany Cemetary Parents: Joseph SKINNER and Martha KINNE.

REFN: 9NC3-X2 Parents: Ebenezer SKINNER and Sarah LORD.

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!NAME: Also listed as Dorothy SKINNER or OTIS Parents: Joseph SKINNER and Mrs. Elizabeth SKINNER.

Spouse: Poly Carpus SMITH. Dorothy SKINNER and Poly Carpus SMITH were married on 4 January 1758 in Colchester,New London,Connecticut. They were married on 4 January 1758 in Colchester, New London, Connecticut.^{336,337,338,339} Children were: Patience SMITH, Betty SMITH, Mercy SMITH, Daniel SMITH, Rufus SMITH, Arsenath SMITH, Justin SMITH, Lucy SMITH, Abigail SMITH, Noah SMITH, Arispeh SMITH, Dorothy SMITH, Rhoda SMITH, Editha SMITH, Caroline SMITH, Joseph Otis SMITH, Fanny SMITH.

REFN: 99KW-ZD Parents: Thomas SKINNER and Mary PRATT.

Spouse: Sarah LORD. Sarah LORD and Ebenezer SKINNER were married about 1702 in East Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut.^{336,337,338,339} Children were: Ebenezer SKINNER, Sarah SKINNER, Joseph SKINNER, Deborah SKINNER, Gideon SKINNER, Abigail SKINNER, Ann SKINNER, Mary SKINNER, Timothy SKINNER, Lydia SKINNER, Margaret SKINNER.

REFN: 99KX-1P Parents: Ebenezer SKINNER and Sarah LORD.

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Spouse: Joseph SKINNER. Mrs. Elizabeth SKINNER and Joseph SKINNER were married about 1733.^{336,337,338,339} Children were: Joseph SKINNER, Dorothy SKINNER.

REFN: 9NC3-Z7 Parents: Ebenezer SKINNER and Sarah LORD.

REFN: 9NC3-D9 Parents: Joseph SKINNER and Martha KINNE.

REFN: 9NC4-GR Parents: Thomas SKINNER and Mary PRATT.

REFN: 9NC3-68 Parents: Joseph SKINNER and Martha KINNE.