215/337 11 Jan 90 07:22:20
From:   Sandy Clunies
To:     John Mason
Subj:   Re: Southern Sewells
Attr:   
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Yes, John - there's a link. The first northern SEWALL immigrant was  
Rev. Henry SEWALL (1614-1700) (wife Jane DUMMER) to Newbury MA in 1634.
His English history is:
.William SEWALL m. 1540 Matilda HORNE
..Henry SEWALL (Mayor of Coventry) m. c.1575 Margaret GRAZEBROOK
...Henry SEWALL (1576-1656) m. Anne HUNT (he also came to America)
....Rev. Henry SEWALL m. Jane DUMMER
I descend from two of their daughters: Anne who m.1) Wm. LONGFELLOW,  
and 2) Henry SHORT and from Jane who m. Moses GERRISH.
  
Another son of Henry SEWALL and Margaret GRAZEBROOK was
...Richard SEWALL who m. in England Mary DUGDALE. Their son,
....Hon. Henry SEWALL/SEWELL m. Jane LOWE and immigrated to Maryland.
  
Thus, the Rev. Henry SEWALL of Newbury MA was a first cousin to the  
Hon. Henry SEWELL of Maryland. I keep the "Rev." and "Hon" labels in  
front of these two Henry's to distinguish them, although "Hon." Henry  
often changed the spelling from SewAll to SewEll.
 
The Hon. Henry SEWELL was appointed Secretary of the Colony and was  
close to the Lords Baltimore. After Henry's death, his widow Jane  
married Charles Calvert, the Third Lord Baltimore in 1667.
  
Are you seeking links for your NH line, or do you have data connecting  
you to Rev. Henry SEWALL of Newbury, MA?


---Sandy
 

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