Father | Robert Thomas (b. 1550, d. 8 June 1610) |
Mother | Judith Fisher (b. 1550, d. March 1588/89) |
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Father | Robert Thomas (b. 1550, d. 8 June 1610) |
Mother | Judith Fisher (b. 1550, d. March 1588/89) |
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Last Edited | 29 September 2002 00:00:00 |
Father | Robert Thomas (b. 1550, d. 8 June 1610) |
Mother | Judith Fisher (b. 1550, d. March 1588/89) |
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Last Edited | 29 September 2002 00:00:00 |
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Daughter | Judith Fisher+ (b. 1550, d. March 1588/89) |
Last Edited | 29 September 2002 00:00:00 |
Father | Thomas Bowne |
Mother | Mary |
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Son | John Bowne (b. 13 March 1656/57, d. 30 August 1673) |
Daughter | Elizabeth Bowne (b. 8 October 1658, d. 14 October 1721) |
Daughter | Mary Bowne (b. 6 January 1660/61) |
Daughter | Abigail Bowne (b. 5 February 1662/63, d. 16 June 1688) |
Daughter | Hannah Bowne (b. 10 April 1665, d. 30 December 1707) |
Son | Samuel Bowne (b. 21 September 1667, d. 30 May 1745) |
Daughter | Dorothy Bowne (b. 9 March 1669/70, d. 1690) |
Daughter | { Infant } Bowne (b. about 1671, d. about 1671) |
Daughter | Martha Johanna Bowne (b. 16 August 1673) |
Daughter | { Infant } Bowne (b. about 1675, d. about 1675) |
JOHN BOWNE, born 1627, son of Thomas, in the year of his marriage to Hannah Feake was not a Friend, but Hannah became acquainted with them as they were holding their meetings in the woods, and she soon became a member. Her husband attending one of these meetings with her, became deeply impressed, and he soon joined them, and for some time thereafter the meetings were held at his house, and the following is taken from the old Dutch Records now preserved in Albany:
"Complaints made 24th of August, 1662, by the magistrates of Flushing, that many of the inhabitants are followers of the Quakers who hold their meetings at the house of John Bowne." An ordinance of the West India Company of 1662 provided that "Besides the Reformed religion no conventicles should be holden in houses, barns, ships, woods, or fields, under the penalty of fifty guilders for the first offense, double for the second, and arbitrary correction for every other."
Consequently, John Bowne was arrested on 9th month 1st day, 1662, and was taken prisoner to Fort Amsterdam, and on the 14th of the same month the following judgment was entered: "Because John Bowne, at present prisoner, dwelling at Flushing, L. I., has made no scruple in vilipendation of the orders and mandates of the Director General and Council of the New Netherlands, we do in justice to the high and mighty states of the United Provinces and the Administrators of the West India Company of the Chamber of Amsterdam, having heard of the demand of the substitutes, and the acknowledgment of the prisoner, have condemned and do condemn the said John Bowne by those present--Boete--5 and 20 pounds Flemish with the charges of the Justician and with express admonition and interdict to abstain from all such forementioned meetings and conventicles, or else for the second boete he be condemned in a double boete, and for the third boete to be banished out of this Province of New Netherlands."
John refused to pay the fine and was confined in a dungeon, kept on bread and water, and no person was allowed to speak to him. As this did not seem to change his mind, he was taken to Stadthaus and put in the prison room there, and was allowed to see his wife and friends. The Court then notified him that they had resolved that he must pay his fine or be sent out of the County, or he would be set free if he would promise to leave the country in three months. He remained firm in his purpose not to compromise his principles. On the 21st of the 10th month he was permitted to visit his friends under a promise to return in three days, and on the 31st of that month he was put on board ship and sent a prisoner to Holland. He arrived at Amsterdam on the 29th of February, 1663. Notice of his refusal to pay his fine was sent to the West India Company, and after considering his case they drew up a paper for him to sign. In reply he said: "Friends, the paper drawn up for me to subscribe I have perused and weighed, and do find the same not according to that engagement to me through one of your members, viz.: That he or you would do therein by me as you would be done unto, and not otherwise. For which of you being taken from your wife and family, without just cause, would be bound from returning to them unless upon terms to act contrary to your conscience, and deny your faith and religion, yet this in effect do you require of me and not less. But, truly, I cannot think that you did in sober earnest ever think I would subscribe to any such thing, it being the very thing for which I rather chose freely to suffer want of the company of my dear wife and children, imprisonment of my person, the ruin of my estate in my absence there, and the loss of my goods here, than to yield or consent to such an unreasonable thing as you here by would enjoin me unto. For which I am persuaded that you will not only be judged in the sight of God, but by good and godly men, rather to have mocked at the oppressions of the oppressed, and added afflictions to the afflicted than herein to have done to me as you in the like case would be done unto, which the royal cause of our God requires. I have with patience and moderation waited several weeks expecting justice from you, but behold an addition to my oppression in the measure I receive. Wherefore I have this now to request for you, that the Lord will not lay this to your charge, but to give eyes to see and hearts to do justice, that you may find mercy with the Lord in the day of judgment.
"JOHN BOWNE."
In the 4th month he was released and returned to America via England and the Island of Barbadoes, but did not reach Flushing until Jan. 30, 1663.
The authorities in Amsterdam sent the officials in New Amsterdam the following decision, dated April 16, 1663: "We, finally, did see from your last letter, that you had exiled and transported hither a certain Quaker named John Bowne, and although it is our cordial desire that similar and other sectarians might not be found there, yet as the contrary seems to be the case, we doubt very much if rigorous proceedings against them ought not to be discontinued except you intend to check and destroy your population, which, however, in the youth of your existence, ought rather to be encouraged by all possible means. Wherefore it is our opinion that some connivance would be useful that the consciences of men, at least, ought ever to remain free and unshackled. Let every one be unmolested as long as he is modest, as long as his conduct in a political sense is unimpeachable, as long as he does not disturb others or oppose the government. This maxim of moderation has always been the guide of the magistrates of this city, and the consequence has been that from every land people have flocked to this asylum. Tread thus in their steps, and we doubt not you will be blessed. (Signed) The directors of the West India Co., Amsterdam, Department.
"ABRAHAM WILMANDONK,
"DAVID VON BAERLE."
This document ended the persecution of the Friends on Long Island. The Frost Genealog, Josephine C. Frost, Cpy 1912
Whereas SAMUEL HOLMES, late of Gravesend upon Long Island, did in his will appoint Alice Holmes, his wife, to be sole executor, and desiring his loving brothers and friends Richard Stillwell, Jonathan Holmes, Obadiah Holmes, John Bowne, and Samuel Spicer, to be overseers. They are confirmed, June 25, 1679.
Last Edited | 9 February 2010 00:00:00 |
Father | John Bowne (b. 9 May 1625, d. 20 December 1695) |
Mother | Hannah Feake (b. June 1637, d. 2 February 1677/78) |
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Last Edited | 8 February 2010 00:00:00 |
Father | John Bowne (b. 9 May 1625, d. 20 December 1695) |
Mother | Hannah Feake (b. June 1637, d. 2 February 1677/78) |
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Last Edited | 8 February 2010 00:00:00 |
Father | John Bowne (b. 9 May 1625, d. 20 December 1695) |
Mother | Hannah Feake (b. June 1637, d. 2 February 1677/78) |
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Last Edited | 8 February 2010 00:00:00 |
Father | John Bowne (b. 9 May 1625, d. 20 December 1695) |
Mother | Hannah Feake (b. June 1637, d. 2 February 1677/78) |
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Last Edited | 8 February 2010 00:00:00 |
Father | John Bowne (b. 9 May 1625, d. 20 December 1695) |
Mother | Hannah Feake (b. June 1637, d. 2 February 1677/78) |
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Last Edited | 8 February 2010 00:00:00 |
Father | John Bowne (b. 9 May 1625, d. 20 December 1695) |
Mother | Hannah Feake (b. June 1637, d. 2 February 1677/78) |
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Last Edited | 8 February 2010 00:00:00 |
Father | John Bowne (b. 9 May 1625, d. 20 December 1695) |
Mother | Hannah Feake (b. June 1637, d. 2 February 1677/78) |
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Last Edited | 8 February 2010 00:00:00 |
Father | John Bowne (b. 9 May 1625, d. 20 December 1695) |
Mother | Hannah Feake (b. June 1637, d. 2 February 1677/78) |
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Last Edited | 8 February 2010 00:00:00 |
Father | John Bowne (b. 9 May 1625, d. 20 December 1695) |
Mother | Hannah Feake (b. June 1637, d. 2 February 1677/78) |
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Last Edited | 8 February 2010 00:00:00 |
Father | John Bowne (b. 9 May 1625, d. 20 December 1695) |
Mother | Hannah Feake (b. June 1637, d. 2 February 1677/78) |
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Last Edited | 8 February 2010 00:00:00 |
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Daughter | Sarah Ann Miller (b. 20 February 1831, d. 4 September 1875) |
Son | Isaac E. Miller (b. 3 August 1832, d. 26 December 1871) |
Son | Emanuel E. Miller+ (b. 4 July 1834, d. 1 October 1869) |
Son | Martin E. Miller+ (b. 20 November 1836, d. 17 November 1869) |
Daughter | Catherine Miller (b. 17 May 1839, d. 2 October 1875) |
Son | Michael Emmert Miller+ (b. 27 January 1841, d. 12 June 1906) |
Daughter | Lydia Miller+ (b. 28 December 1843, d. 1936) |
Daughter | Margaret Miller (b. 5 May 1846) |
Daughter | Mary Ann Miller+ (b. 30 May 1848, d. 15 August 1883) |
Son | Lewis Daniel E. Miller+ (b. 18 January 1852) |
Last Edited | 29 September 2002 00:00:00 |
Father | John F. Miller (b. 17 July 1804, d. 24 July 1867) |
Mother | Maria Emmert (b. 9 December 1807, d. 21 September 1891) |
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Last Edited | 11 January 2009 00:00:00 |
Father | John F. Miller (b. 17 July 1804, d. 24 July 1867) |
Mother | Maria Emmert (b. 9 December 1807, d. 21 September 1891) |
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Last Edited | 29 September 2002 00:00:00 |
Father | John F. Miller (b. 17 July 1804, d. 24 July 1867) |
Mother | Maria Emmert (b. 9 December 1807, d. 21 September 1891) |
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Daughter | Maria Jane Miller (b. 10 October 1858) |
Daughter | Sarah Emma Miller+ (b. 28 December 1860) |
Daughter | Lydia Alice Miller+ (b. 15 June 1862) |
Son | Martin H. Miller+ (b. 4 March 1864) |
Daughter | Mary Alma Miller+ (b. 11 April 1866) |
Daughter | Martha Ann Miller+ (b. 25 October 1868) |
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763 - 1900:
GROOM BRIDE CNTY DATE VOL/PAGE LIC
MILLER, EMMANUEL E HOLSINGER, ELIZABETH R OGLE 11/19/1857 C/ 1548.1
Last Edited | 11 January 2009 00:00:00 |
Father | John F. Miller (b. 17 July 1804, d. 24 July 1867) |
Mother | Maria Emmert (b. 9 December 1807, d. 21 September 1891) |
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Daughter | Mary Alice Miller+ (b. 6 August 1867) |
Daughter | Nora Loretta Miller+ (b. 4 June 1869) |
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763 - 1900:
GROOM BRIDE CNTY DATE VOL/PAGE LIC
MILLER, MARTIN DIEHL, BARBARA OGLE 09/06/1866 C/ 2869.1
Last Edited | 11 January 2009 00:00:00 |
Father | John F. Miller (b. 17 July 1804, d. 24 July 1867) |
Mother | Maria Emmert (b. 9 December 1807, d. 21 September 1891) |
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Last Edited | 29 September 2002 00:00:00 |
Father | John F. Miller (b. 17 July 1804, d. 24 July 1867) |
Mother | Maria Emmert (b. 9 December 1807, d. 21 September 1891) |
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Daughter | Mary Ellen Miller+ (b. 20 April 1868, d. 5 November 1943) |
Son | Oliver Lewis Miller+ (b. 15 September 1872) |
Son | George M. Miller+ (b. 15 May 1874, d. August 1965) |
Daughter | Ida Miller+ (b. 29 October 1875) |
Daughter | Grace A. Miller+ (b. 26 February 1877) |
Daughter | Daisy M. Miller+ (b. 14 January 1879) |
Daughter | Bertha L. Miller+ (b. 28 January 1881) |
Daughter | Carrie E. Miller+ (b. 1 December 1883) |
Son | Daniel L. Miller+ (b. 24 December 1885) |
Daughter | Anna R. Miller+ (b. 17 May 1887) |
Daughter | Susie V. Miller (b. 10 July 1889) |
llinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763 - 1900:
GROOM BRIDE CNTY DATE VOL/PAGE LIC
MILLER, MICHAEL WELTY, ELIZABETH OGLE 01/18/1866 C/ 2775.1
Last Edited | 27 June 2020 00:00:00 |
Father | John F. Miller (b. 17 July 1804, d. 24 July 1867) |
Mother | Maria Emmert (b. 9 December 1807, d. 21 September 1891) |
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Son | Samuel Ellsworth Bricknell (b. 11 October 1866, d. 24 June 1898) |
Son | Lewis Oliver Bricknell+ (b. 20 September 1868, d. 13 March 1917) |
Daughter | Jessie Maria Bricknell (b. 19 August 1870) |
Son | Charles Edwin Bricknell+ (b. 1 April 1872, d. 6 July 1950) |
Son | John Sylvester Bricknell (b. 19 February 1874) |
Son | William Ward Bricknell+ (b. 11 February 1876, d. 1934) |
Son | Orville Bricknell (b. 18 December 1877, d. 5 October 1880) |
Son | Clinton M. Bricknell (b. 13 January 1881, d. 1941) |
Daughter | Lillian Oma Bricknell (b. 24 August 1882, d. January 1973) |
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763 - 1900:
GROOM BRIDE COUNTY DATE VOL/PAGE LIC#
BRICKNELL, EDWIN MILLER, LYDIA WINNEBAGO 02/14/1865 I/ none.
Last Edited | 3 May 2019 00:00:00 |
Father | John F. Miller (b. 17 July 1804, d. 24 July 1867) |
Mother | Maria Emmert (b. 9 December 1807, d. 21 September 1891) |
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Last Edited | 29 September 2002 00:00:00 |
Father | John F. Miller (b. 17 July 1804, d. 24 July 1867) |
Mother | Maria Emmert (b. 9 December 1807, d. 21 September 1891) |
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Daughter | Maggie Sloggett (b. 2 January 1870, d. 28 May 1905) |
Son | Clarence Oakley Sloggett (b. 9 December 1871, d. 20 December 1874) |
Son | Louis Sloggett (b. between 1873 and 1874) |
Daughter | Lillian Sloggett (b. 5 October 1875, d. 6 May 1878) |
Daughter | Maude Sloggett (b. 15 August 1883, d. 17 August 1888) |
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763 - 1900:
GROOM BRIDE CNTY DATE VOL/PAGE LIC
SLOGGETT, WILLIAM JR MILLER, MARY A OGLE 12/10/1868 C/ 3318.
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Father | John F. Miller (b. 17 July 1804, d. 24 July 1867) |
Mother | Maria Emmert (b. 9 December 1807, d. 21 September 1891) |
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Son | Josiah Miller (b. 12 October 1874, d. 10 November 1874) |
Son | Harvey Miller (b. 12 October 1874, d. 13 September 1875) |
Son | J. Clinton Miller+ (b. 22 January 1880) |
Son | Clifford Miller+ (b. 29 August 1896) |
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763 - 1900:
GROOM BRIDE CNTY DATE VOL/PAGE LIC
MILLER, LEWIS D DIEHL, MARY ANN OGLE 12/00/1873 C/ 4414.1
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763 - 1900:
GROOM BRIDE CNTY DATE VOL/PAGE LIC
Miller, Lewis Daniel (S/O John&Maria) Diehl, Susie E (D/O John & Elizabeth) Ogle 02/12/1878 1/ 5291.1
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Father | David Holsinger (b. about 1806, d. after 12 June 1880) |
Mother | Julianna Rowdebush (b. about 1807, d. after 12 June 1880) |
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Daughter | Maria Jane Miller (b. 10 October 1858) |
Daughter | Sarah Emma Miller+ (b. 28 December 1860) |
Daughter | Lydia Alice Miller+ (b. 15 June 1862) |
Son | Martin H. Miller+ (b. 4 March 1864) |
Daughter | Mary Alma Miller+ (b. 11 April 1866) |
Daughter | Martha Ann Miller+ (b. 25 October 1868) |
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763 - 1900:
GROOM BRIDE CNTY DATE VOL/PAGE LIC
MILLER, EMMANUEL E HOLSINGER, ELIZABETH R OGLE 11/19/1857 C/ 1548.1
Last Edited | 11 January 2009 00:00:00 |
Father | Emanuel E. Miller (b. 4 July 1834, d. 1 October 1869) |
Mother | Elizabeth R. Holsinger (b. 30 March 1833, d. 6 February 1895) |
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llinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763 - 1900:
GROOM BRIDE CNTY DATE VOL/PAGE LIC
Stouffer, Annias H(S/O John&Rebecca) Miller, M Jane(D/O Emanuel&Elizabth) Ogle 3/3/1892 1/ 8086
No children.1
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