Edward Bangs1,2

M, #2953, * c 1590, + 19 Oct 1677-05 Mar 1677/8

Family

Lydia Hicks * 6 Sep 1612, + 1636
Child
  • John Bangs1 * s 1634
     Edward Bangs was born c 1590 in England.1,2 He (1) married Lydia Hicks, daughter of Robert Hicks and Margaret.3,1,2 He (2) married Rebecca.1,2 He died 19 Oct 1677-05 Mar 1677/8 in Eastham, Massachusetts.1,2

Other information:
Edward Bangs and Rebecca had nine children.1,2
Edward Bangs was an innkeeper in Plymouth and Eastham, and a highway surveyer in Eastham. He served on grand juries in Plymouth, and on various committees in both Plymouth and Eastham.2 He is involved in many real estate transactions.2
     According to Goodenough, Rebecca was his first wife, and he married (3) Mercy Hoskins; but this is not confirmed by Great Migrations.4,1 Edward immigrated in 1623 on the Anne to Plymouth Colony.1,2
Edward Bangs made a will on 19 Oct 1677. It was proved 5 Mar 1677/78. He lists his sons Jonathan, John, and Joshua; his grandson Edward Bangs (eldest son of Jonathan), his daughters (Sarah) Howes, (Lydia) Higgens, (Hannah) Done, (Bethia) Hall, (Mercy) Merricke, and (Apphia) Attwood or Wood; as well as the unnamed children of his deceased daughter Rebecka (Sparrow.)5

Edward Bangs, Robert Hicks, and John Rogers all were in Plymouth Colony, and are mentioned on all kinds of lists in Stratton's book "Plymouth Colony: Its History and People." A number of other surnames (i.e. Pratt, Washburn, Leonard, Warren) occur in our genealogy and are in Plymouth Colony, but a connection has not been found.

Citations

  1. [S340] Robert Charles Anderson, Great Migration, 1620-1633. NEHGR (online). Edward Bangs. Available online at http://www.americanancestors.org
  2. [S944] Robert Charles Anderson, Pilgrim Migration, pg. 23-29. Edward Bangs.
  3. [S340] Robert Charles Anderson, Great Migration, 1620-1633. NEHGR (online). Robert Hicks. Available online at http://www.americanancestors.org
  4. [S995] Caroline Leonard Goodenough, Leonard, Thompson, Haskell.
  5. [S944] Robert Charles Anderson, Pilgrim Migration, pg. 23-29.