Kenelm WINSLOW

30 Apr 1599 - 12 Sep 1672

  • BIRTH: 30 Apr 1599, Droitwich, Worcester, England [961]
  • DEATH: 12 Sep 1672, Salem, Essex, MA [962]
Father: Edward A. WINSLOW
Mother: Magdalene OLIVER

Family 1 : Eleanor (Newton) ADAMS
  1. +Kenelm WINSLOW
  2.  Ellinnor (Ellen) WINSLOW
  3.  Nathaniel WINSLOW
  4.  Job WINSLOW 

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 _Edward A. WINSLOW _|
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|--Kenelm WINSLOW 
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|_Magdalene OLIVER __|
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[963] "Pioneers of Massachusetts"
Charles Henry Pope;
Bowie, MD, 1991; p. 508

"Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy"
Frederick A. Virkus; Chicago, 1925
Vol 1, Appendix: "Immigrant Ancestors"
"WINSLOW, Kenelm (bap. 1599-1672; brother of Gov. Edward, qv), from
England to Plymouth, Mass., 1629; admitted freeman, 1632; surveyor, town
of Plymouth; original propr. of Assonet (Freetown), 1659; rep. Gen. Ct.,
1642, et seq.; engaged in settlement of Yarmouth and other towns; mem.
Marshfield mil. company; m Elinor (Newton) Adams, widow of John Adams,
of Plymouth."

"A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England"
James Savage
Pub. Boston, 1860-1862, Vol. 4, pp. 598-603
(Savage has entries for Kenelm and all three sons.)

"The Winslow Family"
Lucius R. Paige
New England Historical & Genealogical Register
NEHGR v25 p355 (Oct 1871)
Kenelm was a brother of Edward Winslow who came to MA on the Mayflower.
He came to Plymouth in 1629. He was baptized 3 May 1599. He came to
Marshfield and was a freeman in 1633. He was a surveyor of the town of
Plymouth, an original proprietor of Freetown, and represenative to the
General Court in 1642. Engaged in the settlement of Yarmouth and other
towns; was a member of Marshfield military company. He was styled a
"joyner," 6 January 1633/34, when Samuel Jenney was indented to him as an
apprentice; but he is elsewhere and generally called a "planter." He was
representive the General Court 1642-44, and 1649-53. His will was dated
8 August 1672; testified before William Hawthorne and was probated at
Plymouth 5 June 1673. Certain estate formerly given to his son Kenelme;
wife Ellinor's estate to go to son Nathaniel after her decease; son Job;
daughter Ellinor; grandchildren Kenelme Baker, Mary Adams and others not
specified.

[961] [S29] New England Historical and Genealogical Register, vol. 25; 1871; p.355

[962] [S29] New England Historical and Genealogical Register, vol. 25; 1871; p.355

[4962] [S30] Pioneers of MA; Charles H. Pope; Heritage Books, 1991; p. 10

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