Spouse: Isabella BLAND. Isabella BLAND and Francis ASTEN were married in 1625 in Wrappinghall,London,England. Children were: Isabella AUSTEN.

Spouse: Francis ASTEN. Children were: Francis ASTEN.

Spouse: Elizabeth MAINWARING. Children were: Francis ASTEN.

Spouse: Living MCCLANE.

Spouse: Dennis MCGLENDON.

Spouse: Nathaniel SUTTON. Deborah ASTINE and Nathaniel SUTTON were married on 12 August 1668 in Nasemond Co., VA. Children were: Joseph SUTTON, George SUTTON, Rebecka SUTTON, Nathaniel SUTTON.

Spouse: John WHEDBEY.

Spouse: Richard CHAMPERNON Knight. Alice ASTLEY and Richard CHAMPERNON Knight were married about 1381 in ,Devonshire,England. Children were: Alexander CHAMPERNON.

Spouse: Of Modbury, Sir Richard III CHAMPERNOUN. Alice De ASTLEY and Of Modbury, Sir Richard III CHAMPERNOUN were married about 1355 in 1st Wife.^16,216 Children were: Agnes (Joan) CHAMPERNOUN, Of Beer Ferrers Alexander CHAMPERNOUN.

Spouse: Alice De WOLVEY. Alice De WOLVEY and Sir Giles De ASTLEY were married.¹⁶ Children were: Alice De ASTLEY, Sir Thomas 3Rd Baron De ASTLEY, Sibyl ASTLEY.

Spouse: Thomas RALEIGH.

Spouse: Reynold DE GREY [Baron Grey]. Joan ASTLEY [Baroness Grey] and Reynold DE GREY [Baron Grey] were married before 7 February 1414/5 in Of, Ruthin, Denbighshire, Wales. Children were: Elizabeth GREY, Edward GREY, John GREY, Robert GREY, Reynold GREY, Eleanor GREY.

Spouse: Reginald GREY. Children were: *Edward GREY, Alice GREY, Elizabeth GREY.

Spouse: Elizabeth DE BEAUCHAMP [Baroness Astley. Elizabeth DE BEAUCHAMP [Baroness Astley and Thomas ASTLEY [Baron Astley] were married about 1343 in Of, Astley, Warwickshire, England. Children were: William ASTLEY [Baron Astley], Alice ASTLEY.

Spouse: Elizabeth De BEAUCHAMP. Elizabeth De BEAUCHAMP and Sir Thomas 3Rd Baron De ASTLEY were married between 1336 and 1337 in Astley, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England.¹⁶ Children were: Thomas ASTLEY, Alice De ASTLEY, Sir William 4Th Baron De ASTLEY, Giles ASTLEY.

Spouse: Joan WILLOUGHBY [Baroness Astley. Joan WILLOUGHBY [Baroness Astley and William ASTLEY [Baron Astley] were married about 1379 in Of, Astley, Warwickshire, England. Children were: Joan ASTLEY [Baroness Grey].

William of Astley, Lord Astley, son and heir [of Thomas by Elizabeth de Beauchamp], b. before 1344-45. He was never summoned to Parliament, though included in several commissions by Henry IV and Henry VI. He m. Joan, daughter of John Willoughby, Lord Willoughby of Eresby. He dspm.

After his death, the Barony of Astley, if an hereditary Peerage (there being no proof of any sitting) would have devolved on his only daughter and heir, Joan, and the heirs of her body. She m. 1stly, Thomas Raleigh, of Farnborough, co. Warwick, by whom she had no surviving male issue. She m. 2ndly (as his 2nd wife), Reynold Grey, 3rd Lord Grey of Ruthin, who d. 1440, leaving by his said wife, Edward Grey, son and heir to his mother, who was summoned to Parliament in 1446 as Lord Ferrers of Groby. The Baronyof Astley (if then existing) would thenceforth have followed the course of that of Ferrers of Groby, and have been forfeited therewith on the attainder of Henry Gery, Duke of Suffolk, in 1554. [Complete Peerage I:484] Parents: Sir Thomas 3Rd Baron De ASTLEY and Elizabeth De BEAUCHAMP.

Spouse: John WELLS. Alice ASTON and John WELLS were married in 1427 in Whorecross,Staffordshire,England. Children were: Thomas WELLS.

Spouse: Thomas WELLS. Cecelia ASTON and Thomas WELLS were married about 1405 in Little Hayward,Whorecross,Staffordshire,England. Children were: John WELLS.

Spouse: Thomas STROUD.

Spouse: Robert LATHROP. Children were: Elizabeth LATHROP.

Spouse: Stephen FREEMAN. Hannah ASTWOOD and Stephen FREEMAN were married about 1600 in Milford,New Haven,Connecticut. Children were: Sarah FREEMAN.

Spouse: Stephen FREEMAN. Hannah ASTWOOD and Stephen FREEMAN were married in 1611 in Turnstull,Kent,England. Children were: Sarah Elizabeth FREEMAN.

Spouse: Elizabeth Jane EDWARDS. Elizabeth Jane EDWARDS and Andrew ASYMUS were married on 16 June 1855 in ,Posey,Indiana. Children were: Malie ASYMUS, William ASYMUS, Margarite Jane ASYMUS, Martha Ann ASYMUS, John Wiley ASYMUS.

Spouse: Living HOFSTETTER. Children were: Living ATCHLEY.

Spouse: Thomas HOBART. Ellinor ATCHURCH and Thomas HOBART were married in 1383 in Monks Eleigh,Suffolk,England. Children were: James HOBART.

Spouse: Ellyn TAYLOR. Children were: Ellinor ATCHURCH.

Spouse: William BALL. Hannah ATHEROLD and William BALL were married on 2 July 1638 in London,London, England. Children were: Joseph BALL.

Spouse: Mary Catherine RUDD. Mary Catherine RUDD and Edmund ATHERTON were married about 1598 in Bromland,Somersetshire,England. Children were: Humphrey ATHERTON.

Spouse: William WEEKS. Elizabeth ATHERTON and William WEEKS²²³ were married in 1650 in Dorchester, Suffolk Co., Ma. Children were: William Jr. WEEKS, John WEEKS, Elizabeth WEEKS, Mary WEEKS, Renew WEEKS, Elizabeth or Bethia WEEKS.

Spouse: Timothy MATHER. Elizabeth ATHERTON and Timothy MATHER²³⁰ were married in 1650. Children were: Samuel MATHER, Nathaniel MATHER, Richard MATHER, Catharine MATHER, Nathaniel MATHER, Joseph MATHER, Atherton MATHER.

Spouse: John HOUGHTON Jr.. Hannah ATHERTON and John HOUGHTON Jr. were married on 27 January 1725 in Lancaster, Worcester, MA.

p 72 Hope, Hatfield, s. of Humphrey, after leav. coll. taught for some time the gr. sch. at Dorchester, began in 1669 to preach, was ord. 1671, freem. 1672, m. 1674, Sarah, d. of John Hollister of Wethersfield, had Hope, and Joseph, twn. b. 7 Jan. 1675, of wh. Hope prob. d. soon; and Sarah, 26 Oct. 1676. He serv. as chaplain, in Philip's war, to those forces employ. in the neighb, and at the battle of the Falls in Montague was present, 18 May 1676, under Capt. Turner,........and d. 8 June 1677. Parents: General Humphrey ATHERTON and Mary WALES.

Spouse: Mrs. Alice ATHERTON. Mrs. Alice ATHERTON and Humphrey ATHERTON were married about 1575 in Winstanley, Lancashire, England.⁴ Children were: Edmund ATHERTON.

Notes for Humphrey Atherton:
Maj. Gen. Humphrey ATHERTON- b. 1609, Winwick, England; d. Sep. or Dec. 17, 1661, Boston, MA.
To America on
'James' from Bristol 1635.
Lancashire, England and Dorchester and Boston, MA. Admitted freeman at Dorchester May 2, 1638;
member of artillery
company 1638; Lt. 1645; Capt. 1650; Maj. 1652; Speaker of the House 1653; Maj. Gen 1661. Tradition
says death resulted
from a fall when his horse stumbled over a cow lying in the road. Humphrey was married "when an
infant." (From the files of
Stephen M. Lawson)

Major-General Humphrey Atherton of Dorchester, is said by Farmer to
have come from Preston, Lancashire, England. One of his descendants
Charles H. Atherton, says, "he arrived in Boston in the ship James in 1635,
and was between fourteen and fifteen years of age when he married, his wife
being between thirteen and fourteen, and that they brought children with
them. Her name was Mary, probably a daughter of Nathaniel Wales, Sen."
He early showed a decided taste for military affairs, and soon became a
member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, and was its captain
from 1650 to 1658. In 1644, he organized the first train-band in
Dorchester. Later on he commanded the Suffolk regiment with the title of
Major-General, and was the chief military officer in New England. For many
years he served as selectman and town treasurer, and in 1638 and 1641, was
Deputy to the General Court.
General Atherton was employed in several expeditions against the
Narragansett Indians, and when they became tributary to Massachusetts, was
sent several times to collect the tribute of wampum. Upon one occasion when
sent with twenty men to demand of the Sachem, Pessacus, the arrears due the
colony of three hundred fathoms of wampum, his courage, presence of mind
and quick decision were strikingly exhibited. Pessacus had put him off
with dilatory answers, not suffering him to come into his presence. At
last, his patience exhausted, he led his men to the door of the wigwam,
entered alone pistol in hand, and seizing Pessacus by the hair of his head,
dragged him from the midst of his warriors, threatening any who interfered
with instant death. It is to be assumed that the wampum was paid.
In 1645 the Commissioners of the United Colonies appointed a Council
of War, which was composed of Captain Standish, Mason of Connecticut, a
Leverett and Atherton of Massachusetts.

Source:
Hall Ancestry by Charles S. Hall. FHL 929.273 H 14hc.
(Note: Many other sources are listed on the archive sheets for this family.
The Tuttle homestead was the only land owned by the Yale College at New
Haven, CN for nearly thirty years.)

REFERENCE: LDS, Kesiah Carpenter Pedigree Chart from Reno NV 1993.\\

Spouse: Mary WALES. Mary WALES and Humphrey ATHERTON were married about 1627. Children were: Jonathan ATHERTON, Catherine ATHERTON, Elizabeth ATHERTON, Isabella ATHERTON, Mary ATHERTON, Margaret ATHERTON, Rest ATHERTON, Increase ATHERTON, Thankful ATHERTON, Consider ATHERTON, Hope ATHERTON, Patience ATHERTON, Watching ATHERTON.

Spouse: Mary WALES. Mary WALES and Humphrey ATHERTON were married in 1627 in Bromland,Somersetshire,England. Children were: Isabel ATHERTON.

p 22 ATHERTON, Humphrey, Dorchester, first mentioned in records March 18, 1637; frm. and deputy May 2, 1638. Magistrate, deputy governor, active in the affairs of the United Colonies, Major-General. (see many notices in historical works; epitaph in Reg. II, 382.) As birth records of certain children at Winwick, Eng. correspond with known facts about some of his children, it has been inferred that he came from that parish....
He d. Sept. 17, 1661. His will not being left in legal form, admins was gr. 27 Sept. 1661, to his eldest son Jonathan and to his sons-in-law, Timothy Mather, James Trowbridge and Obediah Swift. Extensive estate. Parents: .

Spouse: Mary WALES. Mary WALES and General Humphrey ATHERTON^223,224 were married in 1627/8 in Preston, Lancester, Minwick, England. Children were: Jonathan ATHERTON, Elizabeth ATHERTON, John ATHERTON, Isabel ATHERTON, Consider ATHERTON, Margaret ATHERTON, Mary ATHERTON, Rev. Hope ATHERTON, Watching ATHERTON, Patience ATHERTON.