Rossman - Cheney - Edward Inman

Person Chart

Parents

Father	Date of Birth	Mother	Date of Birth
John Inman	ABT 1580
John Inman	ABT 1580

Partners

Partner	Date of Birth	Children
Elizabeth Hopkins	ABT 1619	Johannah Inman John B. Inman Sr. Edward Inman
Elizabeth Hopkins	ABT 1619	Johannah Inman John B. Inman Sr. Edward Inman

Person Events

Event Type	Date	Place	Description
Birth	5 MAR 1620	St. Margaret, London, England
Birth	5 MAR 1620	St. Margaret, London, England
Marriage	1644	Braintree, Norfolk, MA
Marriage	1644	Braintree, Norfolk, MA
Occupation			Glover
Occupation			Glover
Death	JUN 1706	Providence, Providence, RI
Death	JUN 1706	Providence, Providence, RI

Kinship Report

Name	Type	Place of Birth	Date of Birth	Place of Death	Date of Death
Partner
Elizabeth Hopkins	Wife	England	ABT 1619	Providence, Providence, RI	ABT 1654
Children
Johannah Inman	Daughter	Providence, Providence, RI	16 SEP 1646	Providence Co., RI	MAR 1717
John B. Inman Sr.	Daughter	Braintree, Norfolk, MA	18 JUL 1648	Providence, Providence, RI	6 AUG 1712
Edward Inman	Son	Providence, Providence, RI	1 JUL 1654		14 JUN 1735
Parents
John Inman	Father	Westminster Parish, London, England	ABT 1580		ABT 1620
Grandchildren
Edward Inman	Grandson	Providence, Providence, RI	1679
John Inman Jr.	Grandson	Providence, Providence, RI	7 JUL 1684	Glocester, Providence, RI	3 AUG 1741
Great grandchildren
Elijah Inman	Great grandson	Providence, Providence, RI	AUG 1715	Hanover Twsp., Luzerne, PA	17 FEB 1804
Susanna Inman	Great granddaughter	Smithfield, Providence, RI	29 MAY 1722	Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne, PA	21 JUL 1809
Second grandchildren
Richard Inman	Second grandson	CT	17 AUG 1751	Hanover, York, PA	5 JUL 1831
Third grandchildren
John B. Inman	Third grandson	Hanover, York, PA	28 JAN 1801	Napavine, Lewis, WA	27 SEP 1890
Fourth grandchildren
Ida Louise Inman	Fourth granddaughter	Janesville, WI	20 FEB 1857	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	27 SEP 1938
Fifth grandchildren
Mabel Ranney	Fifth granddaughter	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	28 JAN 1875	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	30 MAR 1934
Nettie Ranney	Fifth granddaughter	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	11 JAN 1877	PAOLA CEMETERY in Paola, Miami, KS	5 JUN 1955
Ralph Ranney	Fifth grandson	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	3 AUG 1878	Pueblo, Pueblo, CO	4 APR 1952
Clarence Ranney	Fifth grandson	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	12 APR 1881	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	3 MAY 1964
Addie Ranney	Fifth granddaughter		24 JUN 1883		17 AUG 1975
Anna Ranney	Fifth granddaughter		24 JUN 1883	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	25 APR 1943
Bessie Ranney	Fifth granddaughter		17 MAR 1888
Ethel Mae Ranney	Fifth granddaughter		6 JAN 1894		4 FEB 1974
6th grandchildren
Karl W. Rossman	6th grandson		24 NOV 1901
Mildred E. Rossman	6th granddaughter		27 MAR 1905
William James Rossman	6th grandson		9 JUL 1906
Ralph Ranney Rossman	6th grandson	Paola, Miami, KS	29 AUG 1908		21 MAR 1980
E. Maxine Rossman	6th granddaughter		22 OCT 1910		25 APR 1997
Maurine R. Rossman	6th granddaughter		15 NOV 1912		2 APR 1957
7th grandchildren
William Meier Rossman	7th grandson		25 JAN 1936		17 August 2018, 5:03 PM
8th grandchildren
William Meier Rossman Jr.	8th grandson	Lansing, Michigan	1958
Michael Christian Rossman	8th grandson		29 JUN 1959	Ashes spread at the Applachain Trail Overlook Route 501	28 MAY 1998
Todd Ryan Rossman	8th grandson		3 JAN 1963
9th grandchildren
Nicole Rossman	9th granddaughter		9 JAN 1986
Michael Christian Rossman	9th grandson		21 JAN 1990
Didzis Rossman	9th grandson		29 SEP 1998
William Meier Rossman III	9th grandson		6 SEP 2000
Namejs Rossman	9th grandson		10 SEP 2000
10th grandchildren
Yariah	10th granddaughter
Grandparents
William Inman	Grandfather	St. Margaret, Westminster, England	12 SEP 1563
Parents-In-Law
William Hopkins	Father-in-law		ABT 1577
Joanna Arnold	Mother-in-law	Ilchester, Somersetshire, England	30 NOV 1577	Yeovil, Devonshire, England
Sons- & Daughters-In-Law
Mary Whitman	Daughter-in-law	Providence, Providence, RI	16 NOV 1652		27 APR 1720
Uncles & Aunts
Joanna Inman	Aunt
Edward Inman	Uncle	Warwick, Kent, England	ABT 1595
Uncles-in-law & Aunts-in-law
Barbara	Aunt-in-law
John Pynnock	Uncle-in-law
Grandparents-in-law
Thomas Arnold	Grandfather-in-law	Cheselbourne, England	1549	Ilchester, Somersetshire, England
Alice Gully	Grandmother-in-law	Northover, Tilpudle, England	1553	Ilchester, Somersetshire, England	1590
Grandchildren-in-law
Susanna Ballou	Granddaughter-in-law	Providence, Providence, RI	3 JAN 1695
Great grandchildren-in-law
Elijah Inman	Great grandson-in-law	Providence, Providence, RI	AUG 1715	Hanover Twsp., Luzerne, PA	17 FEB 1804
Susanna Inman	Great granddaughter-in-law	Smithfield, Providence, RI	29 MAY 1722	Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne, PA	21 JUL 1809
Second grandchildren-in-law
Hannah Spencer	Second granddaughter-in-law		JUN 1763	Hanover Twsp., Luzerne, PA	23 FEB 1835
Third grandchildren-in-law
Hannah Scidmore	Third granddaughter-in-law	NY	12 NOV 1828	Napavine, Lewis, WA	1 FEB 1890
Fourth grandchildren-in-law
James Knox Polk Ranney	Fourth grandson-in-law	Menomonee Falls, Waukesha, WI	17 JUL 1848	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	4 AUG 1922
Fifth grandchildren-in-law
Charles Ernest Rossman	Fifth grandson-in-law	Tiffin, OH	ABT 4 FEB 1869	Paola, KS	5 JUN 1957
6th grandchildren-in-law
Arthur Ray	6th grandson-in-law
Frieda Louise Meier	6th granddaughter-in-law		9 NOV 1907	Pine Grove, PA	5 MAR 1995
Ersa Katherine Wilcox	6th granddaughter-in-law		30 JAN 1909		14 SEP 1998
Elmer H. Lucas	6th grandson-in-law	Olathe, Johnson, KS	1909	MO	28 DEC 1977
7th grandchildren-in-law
Nancy Jean Cheney	7th granddaughter-in-law	Niles, Michigan, US	26/03/1937	503 Lake Henry Dr., Winter Haven, FL 33881, US	27/02/2016
8th grandchildren-in-law
Patricia Kennedy	8th granddaughter-in-law		16 OCT 1960
Cymbaline Ann Sebesky	8th granddaughter-in-law		9 JUL 1963	325 Dell Dr., Perkasie, US	July 23, 2011
Gita Gemuts	8th granddaughter-in-law		12 NOV 1967

Notes


Note: Info on this line from Elinor Perlich, elperlich@@prodigy.net. Info on this line from Weldon Whipple, www.whipple.org. One source lists his parents as Edward and Margaret Brouche Inman. A son, Francis, is suggested. Note: Taken from "The Ancestry of Emily Jane Angell, 1844-1910" Proof is lacking of the English origin of Edward Inman, a wealthy fox glover, who settled in Providence, RI. However, a baptism in the parish of St. Margaret, Westminster, London generally fits what is known of the colonist and is presented her e with possible siblings in hopes that further research will either prove or disprove the connection. When Abraham Inman of Westmoreland County, VA wrote his will 18 April 1662, he left a bequest to Anne, the wife of one Michael Phillips. Since Edward Inman, the immigrant to Providence, RI, married as his second wife, the widow of one Michae l Phillips, it has been suggested that Edward and Abraham could be related. A close look at the chronology of the Rhode Island man's appearances shows athat these are separate individuals. Michael Phillips of Rhode Island had a wife named Barbara, not Anne. Their children were born within the period 1651 to 1675 and probably within 1651 to 1668. The children were clearly with wife Barbara, from the gifts of land, etc., give n by Barbara's second husband to the Phillips children. Michel Phillips appears in 1657 in Westmoreland County, VA and makes sporadic appearences well into the 1690s. Michael Phillips of Rhode Island is not seen directly after 1668 when he became a freeman and is certainly dead by 1676 when his wif e was remarried. Note: In 1645 Edward was one of the "25 acre men" signing for his free grant at Providence. He became a townsman Oct. 27, 1651. He also lived in Warwick for a short time, being recorded as an inhabitant of that town in 1648. He sold his six-acre hom e lot to Stephen Paine of Rehoboth in 1667. In 1666 he and John Mowry bought from William "Minnion" of Punskepage, Mass. 2000 acres lying from Loguesit northwards, bounding partly on the Pawtucket River, and in 1669, calling himself late of Provid ence, received a deed for 500 acres on the Pawtucket from the Indian William "Manannion", this deed being confirmed by King Phillip and others. The 1666 purchase was Wesquadomeset, the present Sayles Hill in the town of North Smithfield and surrou nding territory. It was here Edward and seven others worked a silver mine under an agreement signed in 1675. Edward was one of the 12 signers of the Providence Oath of Allegiance of 1651/2. In 1651 and 1658 he was elected Commisioner to attend the General Court of Commisioners at Portsmouth. In 1659 and 1660 he was elected to the Town Council, an d in 1662 again elected Commisioner, to serve in the Court held in Warwick. He was Deputy to the General Assembly in 1666, 1667, 1672, 1676, and 1678. He was a glover and a planter. Thus far, no record of an Edward Inman on ship lists to New England has been located from research either in this country or in England. The Register of St. Margaret Westminster does show the baptism March 5, 1619/20 of Edward, son of John Inman , and a John Inman, b. ca. 1598, arrived in Virginia on the "Falcon" in 1619. (Note - Our Edward named his first known son John , and at that period the first son was customarily given the paternal grandfather's name.) It has been hypothesized that the John of the "Falcon" was the person referred to in the St. Margaret parish records, and that his son came with him and later moved to Rhode Island. Although such a theory requires coast-wise migration to New Eng land at an early date, therr are some interesting coincidences that prevent dismissing this scenario out-of-hand. In addition to the name of "our" Edward's first son mentioned above, Fothergill in his Wills of Westmoreland Co., VA 1654-1800 report s that the will Abraham Inman, 5-18-1662, lists a bequest to a Mrs. Michael Phillips. The second wife of our Edward Inman was Barbara Phillips, widow of Michael Phillips. Unfortunately, this will cannot be located. Regarding Edward's first wife, Nora Snow in Vol. II of her 1939 Snow-Estes Ancestry points out that on Dec. 7, 1663 Edward Inman and Thomas Hopkins gave bond to the town for any money to be used for the relief of Joanna Hazard. Nora theorizes th at Joanna (Arnold) Hopkins married secondly a Hazard and that she was supported by her son, Thomas Hopkins, and son-in-law, Edward Inman. William Hopkins and his wife, Joanna (Arnold) Hopkins were the parents of Elizabeth Hopkins, b. 1619. Note th at Edward's first daughter was named Joanne, possible for his wife's mother. From Charles Inman.

Note:
Info on this line from Elinor Perlich, elperlich@@prodigy.net.
Info on this line from Weldon Whipple, www.whipple.org.
One source lists his parents as Edward and Margaret Brouche Inman.
A son, Francis, is suggested.

Note:

Taken from "The Ancestry of Emily Jane Angell, 1844-1910"
Proof is lacking of the English origin of Edward Inman, a wealthy fox glover, who settled in Providence, RI. However, a baptism in the parish of St. Margaret, Westminster, London generally fits what is known of the colonist and is presented her e with possible siblings in hopes that further research will either prove or disprove the connection.

When Abraham Inman of Westmoreland County, VA wrote his will 18 April 1662, he left a bequest to Anne, the wife of one Michael Phillips. Since Edward Inman, the immigrant to Providence, RI, married as his second wife, the widow of one Michae l Phillips, it has been suggested that Edward and Abraham could be related. A close look at the chronology of the Rhode Island man's appearances shows athat these are separate individuals.

Michael Phillips of Rhode Island had a wife named Barbara, not Anne. Their children were born within the period 1651 to 1675 and probably within 1651 to 1668. The children were clearly with wife Barbara, from the gifts of land, etc., give n by Barbara's second husband to the Phillips children.

Michel Phillips appears in 1657 in Westmoreland County, VA and makes sporadic appearences well into the 1690s. Michael Phillips of Rhode Island is not seen directly after 1668 when he became a freeman and is certainly dead by 1676 when his wif e was remarried.

Note:

In 1645 Edward was one of the "25 acre men" signing for his free grant at Providence. He became a townsman Oct. 27, 1651. He also lived in Warwick for a short time, being recorded as an inhabitant of that town in 1648. He sold his six-acre hom e lot to Stephen Paine of Rehoboth in 1667. In 1666 he and John Mowry bought from William "Minnion" of Punskepage, Mass. 2000 acres lying from Loguesit northwards, bounding partly on the Pawtucket River, and in 1669, calling himself late of Provid ence, received a deed for 500 acres on the Pawtucket from the Indian William "Manannion", this deed being confirmed by King Phillip and others. The 1666 purchase was Wesquadomeset, the present Sayles Hill in the town of North Smithfield and surrou nding territory. It was here Edward and seven others worked a silver mine under an agreement signed in 1675.

Edward was one of the 12 signers of the Providence Oath of Allegiance of 1651/2. In 1651 and 1658 he was elected Commisioner to attend the General Court of Commisioners at Portsmouth. In 1659 and 1660 he was elected to the Town Council, an d in 1662 again elected Commisioner, to serve in the Court held in Warwick. He was Deputy to the General Assembly in 1666, 1667, 1672, 1676, and 1678. He was a glover and a planter.

Thus far, no record of an Edward Inman on ship lists to New England has been located from research either in this country or in England. The Register of St. Margaret Westminster does show the baptism March 5, 1619/20 of Edward, son of John Inman , and a John Inman, b. ca. 1598, arrived in Virginia on the "Falcon" in 1619. (Note - Our Edward named his first known son John , and at that period the first son was customarily given the paternal grandfather's name.)

It has been hypothesized that the John of the "Falcon" was the person referred to in the St. Margaret parish records, and that his son came with him and later moved to Rhode Island. Although such a theory requires coast-wise migration to New Eng land at an early date, therr are some interesting coincidences that prevent dismissing this scenario out-of-hand. In addition to the name of "our" Edward's first son mentioned above, Fothergill in his Wills of Westmoreland Co., VA 1654-1800 report s that the will Abraham Inman, 5-18-1662, lists a bequest to a Mrs. Michael Phillips. The second wife of our Edward Inman was Barbara Phillips, widow of Michael Phillips. Unfortunately, this will cannot be located.

Regarding Edward's first wife, Nora Snow in Vol. II of her 1939 Snow-Estes Ancestry points out that on Dec. 7, 1663 Edward Inman and Thomas Hopkins gave bond to the town for any money to be used for the relief of Joanna Hazard. Nora theorizes th at Joanna (Arnold) Hopkins married secondly a Hazard and that she was supported by her son, Thomas Hopkins, and son-in-law, Edward Inman. William Hopkins and his wife, Joanna (Arnold) Hopkins were the parents of Elizabeth Hopkins, b. 1619. Note th at Edward's first daughter was named Joanne, possible for his wife's mother.
From Charles Inman.

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