Rossman - Cheney - Thomas Arnold

Person Chart

Partners

Partner	Date of Birth	Children
Alice Gully	1553	Joanna Arnold
Alice Gully	1553	Joanna Arnold

Person Events

Event Type	Date	Place
Birth	1549	Cheselbourne, England
Birth	1549	Cheselbourne, England
Death		Ilchester, Somersetshire, England
Death		Ilchester, Somersetshire, England

Kinship Report

Name	Type	Place of Birth	Date of Birth	Place of Death	Date of Death
Partner
Alice Gully	Partner or wife	Northover, Tilpudle, England	1553	Ilchester, Somersetshire, England	1590
Children
Joanna Arnold	Daughter	Ilchester, Somersetshire, England	30 NOV 1577	Yeovil, Devonshire, England
Grandchildren
Elizabeth Hopkins	Granddaughter	England	ABT 1619	Providence, Providence, RI	ABT 1654
Great grandchildren
Johannah Inman	Great granddaughter	Providence, Providence, RI	16 SEP 1646	Providence Co., RI	MAR 1717
John B. Inman Sr.	Great granddaughter	Braintree, Norfolk, MA	18 JUL 1648	Providence, Providence, RI	6 AUG 1712
Edward Inman	Great grandson	Providence, Providence, RI	1 JUL 1654		14 JUN 1735
Second grandchildren
Edward Inman	Second grandson	Providence, Providence, RI	1679
John Inman Jr.	Second grandson	Providence, Providence, RI	7 JUL 1684	Glocester, Providence, RI	3 AUG 1741
Third grandchildren
Elijah Inman	Third grandson	Providence, Providence, RI	AUG 1715	Hanover Twsp., Luzerne, PA	17 FEB 1804
Susanna Inman	Third granddaughter	Smithfield, Providence, RI	29 MAY 1722	Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne, PA	21 JUL 1809
Fourth grandchildren
Richard Inman	Fourth grandson	CT	17 AUG 1751	Hanover, York, PA	5 JUL 1831
Fifth grandchildren
John B. Inman	Fifth grandson	Hanover, York, PA	28 JAN 1801	Napavine, Lewis, WA	27 SEP 1890
6th grandchildren
Ida Louise Inman	6th granddaughter	Janesville, WI	20 FEB 1857	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	27 SEP 1938
7th grandchildren
Mabel Ranney	7th granddaughter	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	28 JAN 1875	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	30 MAR 1934
Nettie Ranney	7th granddaughter	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	11 JAN 1877	PAOLA CEMETERY in Paola, Miami, KS	5 JUN 1955
Ralph Ranney	7th grandson	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	3 AUG 1878	Pueblo, Pueblo, CO	4 APR 1952
Clarence Ranney	7th grandson	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	12 APR 1881	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	3 MAY 1964
Addie Ranney	7th granddaughter		24 JUN 1883		17 AUG 1975
Anna Ranney	7th granddaughter		24 JUN 1883	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	25 APR 1943
Bessie Ranney	7th granddaughter		17 MAR 1888
Ethel Mae Ranney	7th granddaughter		6 JAN 1894		4 FEB 1974
8th grandchildren
Karl W. Rossman	8th grandson		24 NOV 1901
Mildred E. Rossman	8th granddaughter		27 MAR 1905
William James Rossman	8th grandson		9 JUL 1906
Ralph Ranney Rossman	8th grandson	Paola, Miami, KS	29 AUG 1908		21 MAR 1980
E. Maxine Rossman	8th granddaughter		22 OCT 1910		25 APR 1997
Maurine R. Rossman	8th granddaughter		15 NOV 1912		2 APR 1957
9th grandchildren
William Meier Rossman	9th grandson		25 JAN 1936		17 August 2018, 5:03 PM
10th grandchildren
William Meier Rossman Jr.	10th grandson	Lansing, Michigan	1958
Michael Christian Rossman	10th grandson		29 JUN 1959	Ashes spread at the Applachain Trail Overlook Route 501	28 MAY 1998
Todd Ryan Rossman	10th grandson		3 JAN 1963
11th grandchildren
Nicole Rossman	11th granddaughter		9 JAN 1986
Michael Christian Rossman	11th grandson		21 JAN 1990
Didzis Rossman	11th grandson		29 SEP 1998
William Meier Rossman III	11th grandson		6 SEP 2000
Namejs Rossman	11th grandson		10 SEP 2000
12th grandchildren
Yariah	12th granddaughter
Sons- & Daughters-In-Law
William Hopkins	Son-in-law		ABT 1577
Grandchildren-in-law
Edward Inman	Grandson-in-law	St. Margaret, London, England	5 MAR 1620	Providence, Providence, RI	JUN 1706
Great grandchildren-in-law
Mary Whitman	Great granddaughter-in-law	Providence, Providence, RI	16 NOV 1652		27 APR 1720
Second grandchildren-in-law
Susanna Ballou	Second granddaughter-in-law	Providence, Providence, RI	3 JAN 1695
Third grandchildren-in-law
Elijah Inman	Third grandson-in-law	Providence, Providence, RI	AUG 1715	Hanover Twsp., Luzerne, PA	17 FEB 1804
Susanna Inman	Third granddaughter-in-law	Smithfield, Providence, RI	29 MAY 1722	Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne, PA	21 JUL 1809
Fourth grandchildren-in-law
Hannah Spencer	Fourth granddaughter-in-law		JUN 1763	Hanover Twsp., Luzerne, PA	23 FEB 1835
Fifth grandchildren-in-law
Hannah Scidmore	Fifth granddaughter-in-law	NY	12 NOV 1828	Napavine, Lewis, WA	1 FEB 1890
6th grandchildren-in-law
James Knox Polk Ranney	6th grandson-in-law	Menomonee Falls, Waukesha, WI	17 JUL 1848	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	4 AUG 1922
7th grandchildren-in-law
Charles Ernest Rossman	7th grandson-in-law	Tiffin, OH	ABT 4 FEB 1869	Paola, KS	5 JUN 1957
8th grandchildren-in-law
Arthur Ray	8th grandson-in-law
Frieda Louise Meier	8th granddaughter-in-law		9 NOV 1907	Pine Grove, PA	5 MAR 1995
Ersa Katherine Wilcox	8th granddaughter-in-law		30 JAN 1909		14 SEP 1998
Elmer H. Lucas	8th grandson-in-law	Olathe, Johnson, KS	1909	MO	28 DEC 1977
9th grandchildren-in-law
Nancy Jean Cheney	9th granddaughter-in-law	Niles, Michigan, US	26/03/1937	503 Lake Henry Dr., Winter Haven, FL 33881, US	27/02/2016
10th grandchildren-in-law
Patricia Kennedy	10th granddaughter-in-law		16 OCT 1960
Cymbaline Ann Sebesky	10th granddaughter-in-law		9 JUL 1963	325 Dell Dr., Perkasie, US	July 23, 2011
Gita Gemuts	10th granddaughter-in-law		12 NOV 1967

Notes


Thomas "Nicholas" Arnold was of Malcombe Horsey & Cheselbourne, Dorset, England and his wife Alice Gull(e)y. He lived for a time on his family?s estate at Cheselbourne before moving to Limington near Ilchester in Somerset, where most of his own children were born. The family?s records of baptism were brought to America and thus preserved. His son William sailed with his family from Dartmouth, England to the Colonies on May 1st, 1635. He came first to Hingham in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, where he was said to have been of extreme wealth. He was associated with (theologian) Roger Williams as one of the fifty-four proprietors in the first settlement of Rhode Island and founding of the city of Providence. His Brother Thomas Arnold left Cheselbourne, England on board the ship "Plain Joan" settling first in Waterton, Massachusetts, later joining his brother in Providence, Rhode Island in 1661. William Arnold's great-great-great-grandfather Roger Arnold was born in Llanthony, Monmouthshire and his children would spread out into Dorset, Somerset, and Wiltshire. Roger Arnold assumed the name Arnold when it became fashionable for the Welsh to assume surnames rather than continuing on the ancient tradition of taking the father's given name as their patronymic. He was the son of Arnhallt ap Arnhallt-Vychan, esquire, making him a descendant of Ynyr, King of Gwent (see Kingdom of Gwent) Arnhallt or Arnholt was anglicized to Arnold in much the same way as Tudor had been by King Henry VIII's Great Grandfather Owen Tudor or Owain ap Tewdr ap Meredudd. Roger married Joan the daughter of Sir Thomas Gam(m)age, Lord of Coity a descendant of the Frankish Emperor Charlemagne through his ancestors Richard, 6th Baron de Talbot of Goodrich, and William de Beauchamp of Elmley, Earl of Warwick. Through this union Roger's offspring would prosper. William Arnold's Grandfather Richard Arnold of Bagbere, Dorsetshire would own a tremendous amount of estates at Alton Pancras, Buckland, Newton, Cheselbourne, Melcombe Horsey as well as that of Bagbere. The Arnold family in Wales, England and the United States bore identical arms. William's pedigree has been recorded by the College of Arms and his personal coat of arms were quartered with that of Ynyr, King of Gwent. Sources * The History of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations by Thomas Williams Bicknall * The General Armory of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales by Bernard and Sir John Burke (1967) * Crozier's General Armory: A Registry of American Families entitled to Coat Armor edited by William Armstrong Crozier (1957) * New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial by William Richard Cutter (1915) * Colonial Americans of Royal and Noble Descent by Patricia Ann Scherzinger * Pedigrees of some of the Emperor Charlemagne's Descendents by J. Orton Buck and Timothy Beard. * Wallace K. Penrose, www.penrose.org "Some Fabulous Pedigrees"
Thomas "Nicholas" Arnold was of Malcombe Horsey & Cheselbourne, Dorset, England and his wife Alice Gull(e)y. He lived for a time on his family?s estate at Cheselbourne before moving to Limington near Ilchester in Somerset, where most of his own children were born. The family?s records of baptism were brought to America and thus preserved. His son William sailed with his family from Dartmouth, England to the Colonies on May 1st, 1635. He came first to Hingham in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, where he was said to have been of extreme wealth. He was associated with (theologian) Roger Williamsas one of the fifty-four proprietors in the first settlement of Rhode Island and founding of the city of Providence. His Brother Thomas Arnold left Cheselbourne, England on board the ship "Plain Joan" settling first in Waterton, Massachusetts, later joining his brother in Providence, Rhode Island in 1661. William Arnold's great-great-great-grandfather Roger Arnold was born in Llanthony, Monmouthshire and his children would spread out into Dorset, Somerset, and Wiltshire. Roger Arnold assumed the name Arnold when it became fashionable for the Welsh to assume surnames rather than continuing on the ancient tradition of taking the father's given name as their patronymic. He was the son of Arnhallt ap Arnhallt-Vychan, esquire, making him a descendant of Ynyr, King of Gwent (see Kingdom of Gwent) Arnhallt or Arnholt was anglicized to Arnold in much the same way as Tudor had been by King Henry VIII's Great Grandfather Owen Tudor or Owain ap Tewdr ap Meredudd. Roger married Joan the daughter of Sir Thomas Gam(m)age, Lord of Coity a descendant of the Frankish Emperor Charlemagne through his ancestors Richard, 6th Baron de Talbot of Goodrich, and William de Beauchamp of Elmley, Earl of Warwick. Through this union Roger's offspring would prosper. William Arnold's Grandfather Richard Arnold of Bagbere, Dorsetshire would own a tremendous amount of estates at Alton Pancras, Buckland, Newton, Cheselbourne, Melcombe Horsey as well as that of Bagbere. The Arnold family in Wales, England and the United States bore identical arms. William's pedigree has been recorded by the College of Arms and his personal coat of arms were quartered with that of Ynyr, King of Gwent. Sources * The History of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations by Thomas Williams Bicknall * The General Armory of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales by Bernard and Sir John Burke (1967) * Crozier's General Armory: A Registry of American Families entitled to Coat Armor edited by William Armstrong Crozier (1957) * New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial by William Richard Cutter (1915) * Colonial Americans of Royal and Noble Descent by Patricia Ann Scherzinger * Pedigrees of some of the Emperor Charlemagne's Descendents by J. Orton Buck and Timothy Beard. * Wallace K. Penrose, www.penrose.org "Some Fabulous Pedigrees"

Thomas "Nicholas" Arnold was of Malcombe Horsey & Cheselbourne, Dorset, England and his wife Alice Gull(e)y. He lived for a time on his family?s estate at Cheselbourne before moving to Limington near Ilchester in Somerset, where most of his own children were born. The family?s records of baptism were brought to America and thus preserved.

His son William sailed with his family from Dartmouth, England to the Colonies on May 1st, 1635. He came first to Hingham in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, where he was said to have been of extreme wealth. He was associated with (theologian) Roger Williams as one of the fifty-four proprietors in the first settlement of Rhode Island and founding of the city of Providence. His Brother Thomas Arnold left Cheselbourne, England on board the ship "Plain Joan" settling first in Waterton, Massachusetts, later joining his brother in Providence, Rhode Island in 1661.

William Arnold's great-great-great-grandfather Roger Arnold was born in Llanthony, Monmouthshire and his children would spread out into Dorset, Somerset, and Wiltshire. Roger Arnold assumed the name Arnold when it became fashionable for the Welsh to assume surnames rather than continuing on the ancient tradition of taking the father's given name as their patronymic. He was the son of Arnhallt ap Arnhallt-Vychan, esquire, making him a descendant of Ynyr, King of Gwent (see Kingdom of Gwent) Arnhallt or Arnholt was anglicized to Arnold in much the same way as Tudor had been by King Henry VIII's Great Grandfather Owen Tudor or Owain ap Tewdr ap Meredudd. Roger married Joan the daughter of Sir Thomas Gam(m)age, Lord of Coity a descendant of the Frankish Emperor Charlemagne through his ancestors Richard, 6th Baron de Talbot of Goodrich, and William de Beauchamp of Elmley, Earl of Warwick. Through this union Roger's offspring would prosper. William Arnold's Grandfather Richard Arnold of Bagbere, Dorsetshire would own a tremendous amount of estates at Alton Pancras, Buckland, Newton, Cheselbourne, Melcombe Horsey as well as that of Bagbere. The Arnold family in Wales, England and the United States bore identical arms. William's pedigree has been recorded by the College of Arms and his personal coat of arms were quartered with that of Ynyr, King of Gwent.

Sources

* The History of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations by Thomas Williams Bicknall
* The General Armory of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales by Bernard and Sir John Burke (1967)
* Crozier's General Armory: A Registry of American Families entitled to Coat Armor edited by William Armstrong Crozier (1957)
* New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial by William Richard Cutter (1915)
* Colonial Americans of Royal and Noble Descent by Patricia Ann Scherzinger
* Pedigrees of some of the Emperor Charlemagne's Descendents by J. Orton Buck and Timothy Beard.
* Wallace K. Penrose, www.penrose.org "Some Fabulous Pedigrees"

Thomas "Nicholas" Arnold was of Malcombe Horsey & Cheselbourne, Dorset, England and his wife Alice Gull(e)y. He lived for a time on his family?s estate at Cheselbourne before moving to Limington near Ilchester in Somerset, where most of his own children were born. The family?s records of baptism were brought to America and thus preserved.
His son William sailed with his family from Dartmouth, England to the Colonies on May 1st, 1635. He came first to Hingham in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, where he was said to have been of extreme wealth. He was associated with (theologian) Roger Williamsas one of the fifty-four proprietors in the first settlement of Rhode Island and founding of the city of Providence. His Brother Thomas Arnold left Cheselbourne, England on board the ship "Plain Joan" settling first in Waterton, Massachusetts, later joining his brother in Providence, Rhode Island in 1661.
William Arnold's great-great-great-grandfather Roger Arnold was born in Llanthony, Monmouthshire and his children would spread out into Dorset, Somerset, and Wiltshire. Roger Arnold assumed the name Arnold when it became fashionable for the Welsh to assume surnames rather than continuing on the ancient tradition of taking the father's given name as their patronymic. He was the son of Arnhallt ap Arnhallt-Vychan, esquire, making him a descendant of Ynyr, King of Gwent (see Kingdom of Gwent) Arnhallt or Arnholt was anglicized to Arnold in much the same way as Tudor had been by King Henry VIII's Great Grandfather Owen Tudor or Owain ap Tewdr ap Meredudd. Roger married Joan the daughter of Sir Thomas Gam(m)age, Lord of Coity a descendant of the Frankish Emperor Charlemagne through his ancestors Richard, 6th Baron de Talbot of Goodrich, and William de Beauchamp of Elmley, Earl of Warwick. Through this union Roger's offspring would prosper. William Arnold's Grandfather Richard Arnold of Bagbere, Dorsetshire would own a tremendous amount of estates at Alton Pancras, Buckland, Newton, Cheselbourne, Melcombe Horsey as well as that of Bagbere. The Arnold family in Wales, England and the United States bore identical arms. William's pedigree has been recorded by the College of Arms and his personal coat of arms were quartered with that of Ynyr, King of Gwent.
Sources
* The History of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations by Thomas Williams Bicknall
* The General Armory of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales by Bernard and Sir John Burke (1967)
* Crozier's General Armory: A Registry of American Families entitled to Coat Armor edited by William Armstrong Crozier (1957)
* New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial by William Richard Cutter (1915)
* Colonial Americans of Royal and Noble Descent by Patricia Ann Scherzinger
* Pedigrees of some of the Emperor Charlemagne's Descendents by J. Orton Buck and Timothy Beard.
* Wallace K. Penrose, www.penrose.org "Some Fabulous Pedigrees"

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