Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
NameMary LEET 
Birth1674, Virginia4470, date only,4471, p 3
Death1751, Hunterdon County, New Jersey4471, p 3 Age: 77
BurialRosemont, Hunterdon, New Jersey4472
Individual Notes
• Many researchers give her name as Mary Chadwick. Chadwick was most likely the third or fourth husband of her mother Elizabeth and stepfather of Mary.4471, pp 2-3
• Gives name of Mary Elizabeth Chadwick; parents John Chadwick and Elizabeth Scholefield.4472
• Gives name of Mary Elizabeth Chadwick; parents John Chadwick and Elizabeth Scholefield.4472
Spouses
Birth1660, Wolverhamtpon, Staffordshire, England4470, date & county only,4472
Removalabt 1680, America4471, p 1 Age: 20
Death1746, Rosemont, Hunterdon, New Jersey4470, date & state only,4471, p 1; date & county only,4472 Age: 86
BurialRosemont, Hunterdon, New Jersey4472
Individual Notes
• A Quaker. He oversaw the Quakers for William Penn whom he sailed from England with. The two brothers who sailed on the ship the Welcome may have died of smallpox. All Wolverton's in American and Canada trace back to this Charles.4470
• [excerpts] The ‘Breeches Bible’ was a Bible owned by Charles Woolverton I, in which he wrote the following: “Charles Woolverton, his book, bought of Hugh Huddy of Burlington, N.J., in the year of 1704, and it cost me thirty shillings, and this I give to my oldest son that he may learn the just man’s steps, when I am dead and gone; for in my life, much love I had to read this Holy Book.”
Charles Woolverton, Gentleman, who sailed from Dorsetshire, England for America about the year 1680, was the progenitor of the family of Woolverton's in America.4471, p 1
• Concerning Charles Woolverton, our ancestor, tradition is that he came to America about the year 1682 along with Sir William Penn, and that he came from Wolverhampton, England, the ‘ham’ meaning town; the ‘ton’ a mound of earthwork for defence, hence meaning the fortified town of Wolfre. This would not conflict with the statement that he sailed from Dorsetshire.4471, pp 1-2
• [excerpts] The ‘Breeches Bible’ was a Bible owned by Charles Woolverton I, in which he wrote the following: “Charles Woolverton, his book, bought of Hugh Huddy of Burlington, N.J., in the year of 1704, and it cost me thirty shillings, and this I give to my oldest son that he may learn the just man’s steps, when I am dead and gone; for in my life, much love I had to read this Holy Book.”
Charles Woolverton, Gentleman, who sailed from Dorsetshire, England for America about the year 1680, was the progenitor of the family of Woolverton's in America.4471, p 1
• Concerning Charles Woolverton, our ancestor, tradition is that he came to America about the year 1682 along with Sir William Penn, and that he came from Wolverhampton, England, the ‘ham’ meaning town; the ‘ton’ a mound of earthwork for defence, hence meaning the fortified town of Wolfre. This would not conflict with the statement that he sailed from Dorsetshire.4471, pp 1-2
ChildrenCharles (1697-1765)
Roger (1700-1748)
Mary (1702-1786)
Daniel (1704-1786)
Isaac (1706-1770)
Dennis (1708-1774)
Dinah (1711-)
Joel (1715-1795)
Thomas (1717-1760)