Henry Humiston was the son of William Humiston (1580 - ). He was born in England in 1626. He came to New Haven after 1639 as he and his father were not signers of the original covenant. He began as a servant of Capt. Nat. Turner (Hartley, 1959) and eventually obtained a farm in what is now Hampden. Henry first appears in the New Haven Court records in 1644 at age 18. In 1648 he was fined by the court 2 shillings, 6 pence for want of a sword & a wrest. These fines related to military preparedness were common. He married Joan Walker in Aug. 28, 1651 in New Haven.
Henry was admitted as a freeman in New Haven in April 4, 1654. Joan was born in 1630 and died 1692 in New Haven. Henry died Jan. 16, 1663 in New Haven and was buried in the New Haven Green. His estate was valued at 98 pds. 13 shillings and 7 pence by David Atwater and Thomas Barnes on Feb. 29, 1663. The court records of May 3, 1664 state that the amount of the estate was “attested under oath by his widow to contain the whole estate of her late husband to the best of her knowledge; & David Atwater and Thomas Barnes that the appointment was just to best of their light.” Joan then married Richard Little on Dec. 15, 1664 and they had five children: Elizabeth (1666-1735), Martha (Mar. 29, 1667-), Hannah (Oct. 21, 1667-1669), Mary (1669-), Hannah (1671-1728). Henry Humiston and Joan had six children, all born in New Haven:
1. Samuel, born on Aug. 7, 1653 and died on Jan 26, 1690 in New Haven. He is listed as a Proprietor of New Haven, CT, in the Year 1685 (NEGHSR, vol. 1, pp. 157–8). He married Hannah Johnson on June 21, 1677 in New Haven. They had six children: Samuel (1678-1739), Hannah (1680 – died after 1715), Mary (1682-), Martha (1685-1772), Nathaniel (1688-died young), Silence (1690-after 1719). In Dec.1680, Samuel received 14 1/2 acres in the third division of land in New Haven. He received seven of these acres for his service in King Philips War in 1675.
2. Nathaniel, born on Jan. 13, 1654 and died in 1687 in Stratford, CT.
3. Thomas, born on Oct. 19, 1656 and died in 1715. He is listed as a Proprietor of New Haven, CT, in the Year 1685 (NEGHSR, vol. 1, pp. 157–8). He married Elizabeth Sanford in May 31, 1694 and they had three children: Ebenezer (1695-1769), Elizabeth (1697-1740), and Thomas (1699-1743). Then he married Esther (Hestor) Botsford, widow of John Howe, and they had one child: Joseph (1705-1776).
4. John, born in 1659 and died in 1696 in North Haven after moving there in 1670. He is listed as a Proprietor of New Haven, CT, in the Year 1685 (NEGHSR, vol. 1, pp. 157–8). He married Sarah Tuttle. They had five children: John (1686-1767), Lydia (1689-1742), Mary - twin (1693-1773), Sarah - twin (1693-1766), James (1696 – 1747). In Dec.1680, John received 5 ¼ acres in the third division of land in New Haven. He served in the King Philips War in 1675 with his brothers, Samuel and Thomas.
5. Abigail, born on May 17, 1661, had a child by John Tuttle (1669-) in 1688. John later married Hannah Humiston (1680-), daughter of Samuel – see above, and they had six children.
6. James, born about 1663 (?).
Henry's father. William Humiston was born about 1580 in England and married Julyan Boteler about 1615. They had at least one child, born in England:
7. Henry born in 1626, died Jan. 16, 1663 in New Haven. He had six children: Samuel (1653-1690), Nathaniel (1654-1687), Thomas (1656-1715), John (1659-1696), Abigail (1661-), James (1663-).
Henry HUMISTON
1626 - 1663
BIRTH: 1626, ENGLAND
DEATH: 16 JAN 1662/3, New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut
Father: William HUMBERSTON
Mother: Julyan BOTELER
Family 1 : Joan WALKER
MARRIAGE: 28 AUG 1651, New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut.
1. Samuel HUMISTON
2. Nathaniel HUMISTON
3. Thomas HUMISTON
4.+John HUMISTON
5. Abigail HUMISTON
6. James HUMISTON
Posted by: joyce | November 20, 2010 at 01:41 PM
Joyce Thanks for this. What is the source for your information? Bill
Posted by: bill Ives | November 20, 2010 at 03:57 PM
Bill, I have searched the Humberston, Humberson, Umberson, which I come from, and have come across it a lot since 1996. You might want to check the following http://www.angelfire.com/music2/greggwager/wager2988.html
www.jaash.com.au/genealogy/d0/i0000907.htm
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/il/county/knox/humissten_fam_history.htm
Humiston Family
February 21, 2008 by Editor
From Pearl Ghormley, Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow; a Genealogy of the Foreman, Hays, Ghormley, Williams and Brockett Families.[San Antonio] Printed by Naylor Co. [1966]1Henry Humiston (first American of the Humberston family in England)
2John Humiston, fifth son of Henry Humiston, m. Sarah Tuttle
3John Humiston
4Lydia Humiston b. 1 Apr. 1689 m. 8 Jan 1706 Moses Brockett
Wereley - Savey Family
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Husband: Henry Humiston (H523)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Born: 1626 at: Walkern, Hertford, England
Married: 28 AUG 1651 at: New Haven, New Haven CT
Died: 16 JAN 1662/63 at: New Haven, New Haven CT
Father:William Humberston
Mother:Julyan Boteler
Other Spouses:
PEDIGREE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wife: Joanne Walker (W426)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Born: ABT 1630 at: New Haven, New Haven CT
Died: at:
Father:John Walker
Mother:
Other Spouses:
PEDIGREE --------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHILDREN
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: Samuel Humiston
Born: 7 AUG 1653 at: New Haven, New Haven CT
Married: at:
Died: 26 JAN 1689/90 at: New Haven, New Haven, CT
Spouses: Hannah Johnson
PEDIGREE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: Nathaniel Humiston
Born: 13 JAN 1653/54 at: New Haven, New Haven CT
Married: at:
Died: 1687 at: Stratford CT
Spouses: Desire Taylor
PEDIGREE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: Thomas Humiston
Born: 19 OCT 1656 at: New Haven, New Haven CT
Married: 31 MAY 1694 at: New Haven, New Haven CT
Died: 1715 at:
Spouses: Elizabeth Sanford
PEDIGREE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: John Humiston
Born: 1659 at: New Haven, New Haven, CT
Married: 1684 at:
Died: 1696 at:
Spouses: Sara Tuttle
PEDIGREE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: Abigail Humiston
Born: 17 MAY 1661 at: New Haven, New Haven CT
Married: at:
Died: at:
Spouses: John Tuttle
PEDIGREE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: James Humiston
Born: 1663 at: New Haven, New Haven CT
Married: at:
Died: at:
Spouses:
PEDIGREE
I have been looking for @13yrs on all the Humistons, Hummaston, humison, Humbertson, Humberston, Umberson, Humberson, Humphries, Humphress, Humphrey, etc.
Here is how you got your Henry Humiston. I have, somewhere, that William Humberston & wife got off a ship but I can't remember the name of the ship and the ship hands had spelled their son, Henry, name incorrectly as Humiston. Check it out and I think you will find out definitely.
I printed it out, but have 3 boxes of sheets of geneology but haven't found it as yet.
William Humberston
• Born: Abt 1580, England
• Married Abt 1615 to Julyan Boteler
Children with:
Julyan Boteler
Children:
Henry Humiston
I got a lot of info off the web pages of the old computers, which they don't have them on now or you have to pay. They sure have changed ways things work.
Posted by: joyce | January 27, 2011 at 11:49 PM
Henry Humiston came ashore in 1636 on the Angel Gabriel but I have to check this out. William was shown as Humberston and son, Henry was shown to be a Humiston. Someone couldn't spell or hear right.
Posted by: joyce | January 29, 2011 at 12:04 PM
Joyce - Thanks for your input. Please feel free to add more. Bill
Posted by: bill Ives | January 29, 2011 at 12:12 PM
Wow, thanks for the validations here. The last couple of weeks have really opened my eyes. Based upon figuring out that my father, Daniel Leroy Jamison, born 1927, and died in the late 80's in Vancouver, WA and adopted within a month after birth by William Brook and Lily Gail Jamison Vancouver, WA) from Nathaniel Redfield and Lillian Louise (Humiston) Herrick, who came out from Nebraska to adopt out my illegitimate father, real parents were Lillian (of course) and Kenneth Edward Stielow, who died in Hoguiam, WA in 1961. From that I traced Lillian's patriarchal lineage as: Clyde Leviticus Humiston (1873-1930, John Humiston (1839-1907), Jared Laurens Humiston (1810-1896), Caleb Humiston (1781-1857), Ephraim Humiston (1730-1806}, John Humiston (1685-1786), John Humiston (1660-1695), Henry Humiston (1620-1663}, William Humberston (1581-1654), Edward Humbertson(1536-1583) and John Humberston (1501-1568). Dad's -> Kenneth Edward Stielow (1902, Arnprior, Ont, Can - 1961, Hoquiam, Wa), August Johann Stielow (1852, Szczecinek, Poland (Drummerfitz, Pomerania} - 1940, Hoquiam) and last Edward Stielow (1824, Pom - Arnprior). Grandma, Lillian died in Vancouver in 1985 and I was born there in 1950. I never got to meet her even though she was just around the corner. Guess that's what we get when pops can't keep it in there...
Anybody care to sort this out and possibly reinforce I would surely appreciate it. Working on my wife's side now, it gets even more far out, but that's another story...
Bill :)
Posted by: William Joesph (Stielow) Jamison | January 25, 2016 at 01:32 PM
Bill - Thanks for your input.
Posted by: Bill Ives | January 25, 2016 at 02:00 PM
my copy of the Ghormley family history has disappeared -- was by Pearl Ghormley and something like the first 1,000 years of the Ghormley family
Would like to get another excerpt that believe came from the book Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
Posted by: Frances Hylton Gentry | February 02, 2016 at 11:04 AM