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• Baptism: 2 Jun 1687, Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States

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2nd Church of Scituate.

From Lynn Albert Bumpus book: Ichabod was among the first settlers of Rochester, MA. He was baptised June 2, 1687 at the second church of Scituate. He was born at Scituate, MA. Married at Rochester, MA and resided there and was yeoman of Rochester in 1720. Signed by his mark the appraisal of his father's property. 1738 was a Freeman of Gloucester, RI. There was a migration from Swansea to Gloucester at about this time. George, his nephew, was made a freeman at about the same time. Ichabod witnessed the will of John, 2nd. Mentioned in land transfers at Gloucester 1740,41, 42, 44. In In 1740 land transfer is spoken of as late of Gloucester, RI. now of New Sherburn, Worcester Co. MA Bay Colony.

Ichabod married Sarah BLACKMER in 1704 in Rochester, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States. Sarah was born about 1690 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States; died about 1718. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Samuel BUMPUS was born on 28 Aug 1709 in Rochester, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States.

Ichabod married Sarah COOMBS on 20 Jan 1718 in Rochester, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States. Sarah (daughter of Francis COOMBS and Deborah Morton) was born on 26 Jan 1687 in Rochester, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States; died in in North Bennington, Bennington, Vermont, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Rachel BUMPUS was born on 9 Jun 1719 in Rochester, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States; died on 3 Dec 1804 in North Bennington, Vermont, United States.
2. Sarah BUMPUS was born in 1721 in Rochester, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States.
3. Susanna BUMPUS was born in 1723 in Rochester, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States.
4. Zelpha BUMPUS was born in 1725 in Rochester, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States; died in 1741 in New Sherborn, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States.
5. Elizabeth BUMPUS was born in 1727 in Rochester, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States.
6. Jacob BUMPUS was born in 1738 in Rochester, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States.
7. Ichabod BUMPUS was born about 1734 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States; died on 22 Dec 1823.

Ichabod married Susanna WANTON in 1738 in Massachusetts, United States. Susanna was born on 21 Oct 1704. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Lived at the north end of dead swamp 1676.

Jacob married Elizabeth CURTIS on 24 Jan 1676/1677 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States. Elizabeth (daughter of CURTIS) was born in 1650 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States; died after 1685. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Elizabeth was the widow of William Blackmoer who was killed by the Indians at the settlement of Scituate. Elizabeth was a sister of John Curtis and was left a child's part in his will.

I'm still unclear about the marriage of William Blackmore and Elizabeth Banks. I thought I had it down patbased on the 1930 family history, THREE BLACKMORE GENEALOGIES, by Alvyn Smith, as follows:
William Blackmore [BLACKMORE EMIGRANT ANCESTOR] b. ca. 1636, England c. 10 OCT 1640, Northam, Devon, England m. 17 JUL 1666, Scituate, MA, Elizabeth Curtis d. 21 APR 1676, Scituate, MA William came from Northam, Devon, England, in 1665 to Scituate, MA at his uncle’s request tobe his (Peter Collamore’s) heir. He was killed by Indians and his house was burned during KingPhilip’s War. Prior to his death he had been freed from military duty because of the loss of aneye (1669). His house and barn were valued at 40 pounds. The inventory of his estate amountedto 61 pounds, 15 shillings, and 6 pence. Elizabeth Curtis was a widow when she married WilliamBlackmore. Her first husband’s surname was Banks. Following William’s death, she marriedJacob Bumpas (son of Edward and Hannah Bumpas) on 24 JAN 1677. They apparently hadthree sons--Benjamin (1678), Jacob (1680), and Ichabod (ca. 1682). Elizabeth Curtis wasprobably born in about 1640 to ------- Curtis and ------- Richarden. She had fourbrothers--William, Richard, Thomas, and John. [According to "Scituate, Massachusetts VitalRecords," there was a Richard Curtis who had the following children (but it is very questionable ifthis is Elizabeth’s father): Anna (12 MAY 1649), Elizabeth (12 JAN 1651), John (9 DEC 1653),Mary (9 JAN 1655), Martha (15 MAR 1657), Thomas (18 MAR 1659), Deborah (16 APR 1661),and Sarah (20 JUL 1663). There was also a Richard Curtis who married "Lydia" or "Ann" Hallettin 1649--her father being John Hallett, and his father being either John Hallett or Andrew HallettJr.] Elizabeth died sometime after 1687 probably in Rochester, MA. Children: (born Scituate, MA) (1) Peter; b. 25 MAY 1667; m1. Elizabeth -------; m2. Sarah Edwards; d. 17 APR 1717 (2) John; b. 16 DEC 1669; m1. 18 SEP 1700, Rochester, MA, Anna Branch; m2. 10 MAR 1725 {int.}, Rochester, MA, Sarah Norcutt; d. ca. 1751, Wareham, MA (3) Phebe; b. 12 AUG 1672; m. Ebenezer Holmes (4) William; b. 25 FEB 1675; d. 1698 (unmarried) The information listed above is based on Alvyn Smith’s book, THREE BLACKMOREGENEALOGIES; HOWEVER, another family historian has stated that William Blackmore marriedElizabeth Banks (Banks being her maiden name), the daughter of Richard Banks and ElizabethCurtis. Elizabeth Curtis, the mother of Elizabeth Banks, was the daughter of ------- Curtis and------- Richarden. Apparently, this may be proven by some Will; however, I have as yet beenunable to clear this up in my mind. Haven't seen the Will in question--Will of ElizabethBlackmore or Will of Elizabeth Bumpas? Which Elizabeth married Jacob Bumpas--an ElizabethCurtis Banks or an Elizabeth Banks Blackmore? Sorry, I'm confused! If anyone can enlighten me,please do so.

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Eliz. Banks,b. Jan. 24, 1645, York, Maine; m. Wm. Blackmer on July 17th, 1666 at Scituate, MA. After the death of Wm. Blackmer, she m. (1) Jacob Bumpas on Jan. 24, 1677 at Scituate, Ma. She may have been the dau. of Richard Banks & Elizabeth Curtis, this I am currently researching. I descend from Eliz. (Banks) Blackmer & Wm. Blackmer. John K.

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NEHGR Vol 8 p 228

Immigrant: 1 July 1621 sailed from London on "Fortune" (the 1st ship to New England after the Mayflower) in 1621. Arrived in Plymouth, Mass 10 Nov 1621. Annables arrived in Plymouth on "Anne" in 1623. Lived in Plymouth, Marshfield, and Duxbury, Massachusetts

Notes from Jean Covington Westcott.
Name originally Edouad Bompasse in the Plymouth colony, was the first of his name, and the only one of this name as far as can be found to arive in the country. the name has taken on various spellings as follows: Bumpas, Bumpass, Bump, Bumpers, Bumps and Bumpus. Edouad came as a young man on the ship "Fortune" the first ship after the Mayflower. The ship Fortune arrived at Plymouth, now Massachusetts on Nov. 10, 1621. The name Bompasse is probably of French origin, possibly Hugenot. The old Norman and French name Bonpas literally translated Goodstep, is an aristocratic name in Europe. The Bonpas family originated in Perpignam in the exstreme southwestern portion of France. The name probably came to England with the Normans, and perhaps again with the Hugenots.
In 1623 He received one share in the land allotment as one of those who came in the Fortune and in 1627 a share in cattle, indicating he was unmarried. He sold his acre of land on the north side of town in 1628 and was granted 20 acres of land on Duxbury Bay where he settled and built a house. After 1656 he seems to have lost control of his properties and through lack of cooperation in the family, he and his wife, Hannah, were to some extent dependent upon the community for their well being.
Edward and Hannah had at least twelve children, eight being recorded at Marshfield. There may have been a thirteenth. Some question if Faith was really a first child. Some researchers show that she was born in 1630. Others say that she may have been a twin to Sarah, who died at birth or shortly after.

Edward married Hannah Annable in 1628 in Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States. Hannah (daughter of Anthony Annable and Jane MOMFORD) was born in 1607 in England; died on 12 Feb 1692/1693 in Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Thomas married Ann Brodforde. Ann was born before 1590 in England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Anthony married Jane MOMFORD on 26 Apr 1619 in All Saints, Cambridge, , England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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