John Frye

Our ancestor John Frye emigrated from Basingstoke, Hampshire, England, sailing from Southampton for New England in May 1638 in the Bevis of Hampton, Robert Baites, master. He settled early in Newbury, Essex County, in Massachusetts Bay Colony. In 1645 he moved to Andover in Essex County, named after the Andover in Hampshire in England, because so many from Hampshire had settled there.

John was part of the puritanical, idealistic Righteous Generation. His children were all probably part of the heroic, civic-minded Glorious Generation.

Year by year in the life of John Frye
The first five decades of John Frye in their historical context
The later years of John Frye in their historical context

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Birth of John Frye
Born: April 1601
Birthplace: Basingstoke, Hampshire, England
Parents
No information on John's parents, our ancestors
Siblings
No information on John's siblings
Spouse and children
Wife: Ann UNKNOWN, d. 1680 (our ancestor),
(no information on her parents, our ancestors)
(no information on the wedding date or place)
Information on children older than Benjamin possibly incomplete
Daughter: Elizabeth Frye
married 4 October 1660 Robert Stiles
Son: Benjamin Frye
married 23 May 1678 Mary Parker, fathered 7 children,
died 1696
Son: Samuel Frye, 1650-1725 (our ancestor)
Son: James Frye
born 5 January 1653 in Andover, Essex County, Massachuesetts
married 20 January 1680 Lydia Osgood, fathered 8 children
sea captain
died 28 September 1734
Daughter: Susan Frye
died 5 March 1662
Other information
Occupation: No information available
Religion: No information available
Death of John Frye
Died: 9 November 1693
(age 92 years 7 months)
Deathplace: Andover, Essex County, Massachusetts
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