Samuel WilburAge: 71 years1585–1656
- Name
- Samuel Wilbur
| Birth | 1585 25 18 |
| Marriage of parents | Nicholas Wilbur — Mary Plumbe — View this family 1586 (Age 12 months) |
| Death of a mother | Mary Plumbe before 1597 (Age 12 years) |
| Death of a father | Nicholas Wilbur September 11, 1611 (Age 26 years) |
| Birth of a son #1 | Samuel Wilbur 1614 (Age 29 years) |
| Marriage | Anne Smith Bradford — View this family January 13, 1619/20 CE (January 23, 1620) (Age 35 years) |
| Death of a wife | Anne Smith Bradford September 24, 1636 (Age 51 years) |
| Marriage of a child | Samuel Wilbur — Hannah Porter — View this family about 1648 (Age 63 years) |
| Death | September 29, 1656 (Age 71 years) |
| Family with parents |
| father |
Nicholas Wilbur Birth: 1560 56 54 — Braintree, Essex, England Death: September 11, 1611 — Essex, England |
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Mary Plumbe Birth: October 9, 1566 — Great Yeldham, Essex, England Death: before 1597 — Braintree, Essex, England |
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Marriage: 1586 — Essex, England |
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Samuel Wilbur Birth: 1585 25 18 — Sible, Edingham, Essex, England Death: September 29, 1656 — Boston, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA |
| Family with Anne Smith Bradford |
| himself |
Samuel Wilbur Birth: 1585 25 18 — Sible, Edingham, Essex, England Death: September 29, 1656 — Boston, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA |
| wife |
Anne Smith Bradford Birth: January 13, 1597/98 CE (January 23, 1598) 44 — Bentley, Arksey, Yorkshire, England Death: September 24, 1636 — Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA |
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Marriage: January 13, 1619/20 CE (January 23, 1620) — Lancaster, Lancashire, England |
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Samuel Wilbur Birth: 1614 29 15 — Sible, Edingham, Essex, England Death: 1710 — Warwick, Kent, Rhode Island, USA |
| Shared note | "Founder of iron industry in Taunton MA. Created the first furnace ever built in New England in what is now Raynham MA. He was very wealthy, owned homes in Taunton and Boston and was an upstanding member of the community. However he held religious views not in keeping with Puritan doctrines, and in 1638 he and 17 others (including Roger Williams) were banished from Massachusetts. They fled to Rhode Island which they purchased from the Indians." "The Wilbors came from France, what is now call Normandy France. They went to England to kill wild boars for the King. The Boars were killing people. The Boars were numerous in the country and that is how they got the name Wilbores. "They raised sheep and made cloth. Samuel was a Merchant and owned a ship, he made several trips selling his products. "In 1633, 200 people came by the "Griffin" ship to the USA. Samuel Wilbor, his wife Ann (Smith) and children was on the ship." |