Elizabeth Soule, 1646

Name
Elizabeth /Soule/
Given names
Elizabeth
Surname
Soule
Also known as
Elizabeth /Walker/
Birth
Marriage
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Zachariah Soule, son of George Soule and his wife Mary Buckett was born before 22 May 1627, in Plymouth Colony. A child was enumerated with George for the division of cattle on that date. He was also on a list of those 16-60 able to bear arms in August 1643.

He married Margaret. There were no known children.

An inventory of his estate was taken 11 Dec 1663, in Duxbury.

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Benjamin, youngest child of Mayflower passenger George Soule and his wife Mary Buckett, was born about 1651 probably in Duxbury, Plymouth Colony, New England.

He was killed 26 March 1676, during King Phillip's War, during an action before Pawtucket, Rhode Island.

There is no evidence that he married or had children.

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George Soule died January 22, 1679 and was buried at Myles Standish Burial Ground in Duxbury, Massachusetts as his wife Mary died in 1676.

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Death

Patience Haskell, wife of John Haskell, and daughter of George Soule the immigrant and his wife Mary Buckett, died 11 Mar 1705/6. This date is in the Vital Records of Middleborough, Massachusetts, published in "The Mayflower Descendant" Vol 2 pg 160. Her surname is spelled Hascol. An article on John Haskell includes also the following: "died "after full 40 years of married life.""

Birth

Arriving at an estimated birth year, is not an exact science. At some times in the past Patience, the daughter of George Soule and Mary Bucket, has been placed earlier in the birth order of George's children, hence 1630 in Plymouth. An article on John Haskell her husband in the American Genealogist also says born 1639-1640[3], but if you take the statement that she died in 1706 after 40 years of marriage, makes her married about 1666. If she were married at 20, she would have been born in 1646. The newer Mayflower Society publications have Patience listed as the next to last child, and born about 1648.

Marriage

John Haskall married Patience Sole sometime in Jan 1666 in Middleborough, Massachusetts.

Patience's father, George Soule, deeded to her and John Haskell land in Namassakett alias Middleberry. He confirmed this in his will, and further confirmed it by threatening to disinherit her brother John Soule and his heirs should they further "disturb" her "peacable Posession or Injoyment of the lands."

Patiance Hascall, the wife of John, on 5 Aug 1701, bought "at an out cry" {an auction?} the old Middleberry meeting house building, which was to be removed before the winter.

Children

All born in Middleborough, Massachusetts.

Child: John Haskall born 11 Jan 1670.
Child: Elizabeth Haskall born 2nd July 1672.
Child: William Haskall born 11th June 1674. He was living 27 May 1740 (sold land).
Child: Patience Haskall born 1 Feb 1679 She died 14 Feb 1705/6 in her 27th year.
Child: Bethyah Haskall born 15 Jan 1681.
Child: Mary Haskall born 4 July 1684. She was alive in 1705 when she was involved in a suit.
Child: Josiah Haskall born 18 June 1686.
Child: Susannah Hascol born Jan 15 1690/1.

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Mary Soule, daughter of immigrants George Soule and his wife Mary Buckett, was probably born in Duxbury, part of Plymouth Colony, where her parents lived, in about 1644.

George placed Mary with the family of John Winslow for 7 years on Jan 1652.

She married John Peterson (c1636-c1719) about 1664, probably at Duxbury.

Her husband left a will dated 29 April 1718, naming her as his wife, so we know she died after that date.

Children

John Peterson b. c. 1665, d. unm. before 29 March 1690 (an inventory of his estate)
Joseph Peterson b. c. 1667
Benjamin Peterson b. c. Sept 1669 (based on age at death)
Martha Peterson b. c. 1672 Living unm. 29 April 1718 (will of father) May be the Martha Peterson, singlewoman of Duxborough, who was reported crazy and lame at the Sept 1722 court and mentioned at the Dec 1725 court.
Jonathan Peterson b. c. 1674
David Peterson b. 1 Oct 1676
Isaac Peterson b. c. 1678
Mary Peterson b. c. 1680
Rebecca Peterson b. c. 1682 (based on age at death)

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A NOTE OF CAUTION It is not by any means certain when or where Elizabeth Soule died. Arguments and counter arguments are being made. Sometime after July 1668 is certain, other than that her death is still being debated.

Elizabeth Soule, daughter of immigrant George Soule and his wife Mary, was born about 1646, probably in Duxbury. There is no record of her birth. Specific dates without sources need to be proved. Some of these alternate dates are 1624-1628, 25 Apr 1642.

On 3 March 1662/3 Elizabeth Soule and Nathaniel Church were fined for fornication. She subsequently sued him for not marrying her and won a partial settlement in Oct 1663.

Again she was charged with fornication on July 2, 1667, but no partner was named in the court records.

23 July 1668, George Soule gave Francis Walker, husband of his daughter Elizabeth, land in Marlboro. This date and the previous in 1667 give us a one year window in which Elizabeth was married.
Death

It has been believed that Francis Walker, went to New Jersey, so sometimes New Jersey places are given as the death place of Elizabeth. However Robert C. Anderson in the Mayflower Quarterly 50:31-40 presents arguments that he instead stayed in Middleboro.; and this profile had January 2, 1716 also in Woodbridge. This date Jan 2, I would assume was the death of the wife of the other Francis Walker, who lived in New Jersey.

Children

Child of Elizabeth and Nathaniel Church born about 1662/3, probably in Plymouth and probably died young.
Isaac born about Dec 1667 or Jan 1667/8.

Family with parents
father
George Soule Tombstone
15931679
Birth: about 1593Eckington, Worcestershire, England
Death: about January 22, 1679Duxbury, Plymouth Colony, New England
mother
16021676
Birth: about 1602Worcestershire, England
Death: December 16, 1676Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
Marriage Marriageabout 1624Plymouth Colony, New England
3 years
elder brother
16271663
Birth: before May 22, 1627 34 25 Plymouth, Plymouth Colony, New England
Death: before December 11, 1663Duxbury, Plymouth Colony, New England
6 years
elder brother
16321707
Birth: about 1632 39 30 Plymouth, Plymouth Colony, New England
Death: before November 14, 1707Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, New England
6 years
elder brother
16371699
Birth: about 1637 44 35 Duxbury, Plymouth Colony, New England
Death: before October 12, 1699Dartmouth, Bristol County, Massachusetts, New England
3 years
elder brother
16391704
Birth: about 1639 46 37 Duxbury, Plymouth Colony, Massachusetts, New England
Death: before June 22, 1704Dartmouth, Bristol County, Massachusetts, New England
5 years
elder sister
Mayflower Descendent of George Soule
16441684
Birth: April 25, 1644 51 42 Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
Death: about 1684Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island
8 months
elder sister
16441718
Birth: about 1644 51 42 Duxbury, Plymouth Colony, New England
Death: April 29, 1718Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, New England
3 years
herself
1646
Birth: about 1646 53 44 Duxbury, Plymouth Colony, New England
Death:
3 years
younger sister
16481706
Birth: about 1648 55 46 Duxbury, Plymouth Colony, New England
Death: March 11, 1706Middleboro, Plymouth, Massachusetts, New England
4 years
younger brother
16511676
Birth: about 1651 58 49 Duxbury, Plymouth Colony, New England
Death: March 26, 1676Pawtucket, Providence, Rhode Island
Family with Francis Walker
husband
16421702
Birth: about 1642British Colonial America
Death: 1702Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey
herself
1646
Birth: about 1646 53 44 Duxbury, Plymouth Colony, New England
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A NOTE OF CAUTION It is not by any means certain when or where Elizabeth Soule died. Arguments and counter arguments are being made. Sometime after July 1668 is certain, other than that her death is still being debated.

Elizabeth Soule, daughter of immigrant George Soule and his wife Mary, was born about 1646, probably in Duxbury. There is no record of her birth. Specific dates without sources need to be proved. Some of these alternate dates are 1624-1628, 25 Apr 1642.

On 3 March 1662/3 Elizabeth Soule and Nathaniel Church were fined for fornication. She subsequently sued him for not marrying her and won a partial settlement in Oct 1663.

Again she was charged with fornication on July 2, 1667, but no partner was named in the court records.

23 July 1668, George Soule gave Francis Walker, husband of his daughter Elizabeth, land in Marlboro. This date and the previous in 1667 give us a one year window in which Elizabeth was married.
Death

It has been believed that Francis Walker, went to New Jersey, so sometimes New Jersey places are given as the death place of Elizabeth. However Robert C. Anderson in the Mayflower Quarterly 50:31-40 presents arguments that he instead stayed in Middleboro.; and this profile had January 2, 1716 also in Woodbridge. This date Jan 2, I would assume was the death of the wife of the other Francis Walker, who lived in New Jersey.

Children

Child of Elizabeth and Nathaniel Church born about 1662/3, probably in Plymouth and probably died young.
Isaac born about Dec 1667 or Jan 1667/8.