Ancestry of
Jerry Van Dyke

TV and Movie Actor

Mary Smith

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• • 8th Great-grandmother of Jerry Van Dyke — 11th Generation
  • Ahnentafel No:
  • 1669 
  • Father:
  • Lawrence Smith 
  • Mother:
  • Mary Clegg   
  • Birth Date:
  • 28 Feb 1642 
  • Birth Location:
  • Dorchester (now Boston), Suffolk, Massachusetts 
  • Christening Date:
  • 5 Jun 1642 
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  • Death Date:
  • 6 Mar 1732 
  • Death Location:
  • Woodstock, Windham, Connecticut 
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  • Spouse Name:
  • Nathaniel Johnson
  • Marriage Date:
  • 29 Apr 1667 
  • Marriage Location:
  • Roxbury (now Boston), Suffolk, Massachusetts 
  • Children:
  
  

  John Johnson

  Smith Johnson (Ahnentafel No:834 )

  Mary Johnson

  • Notes: 
  • Paul Johnson, in his book "Genealogy of Captain John Johnson of Roxbury, Massachusetts (1951)," states that Mary died on 06 MAR 1731/2 at the age of 90. This is an obvious error as right next to the death listing in the Woodstock Vital Records is a listing for Mary giving birth to a son Nathaniel that same day. Obviously Mary did not die during childbirth at the age of 90.

• Sources for Mary Smith

  • ¹ Massachusetts: Vital Records, 1620-1850, Roxbury Marriages, Vol. 2, Page 371.
  • ² Massachusetts: Vital Records, 1620-1850, Dorchester City Document No. 59, Vol. 1, Page 4.
  • ³ Connecticut Society of Genealogists, The Connecticut Nutmegger, 1999, Vol. 32, p. 204.
  • ⁴ Holman, Mary Lovering, Ancestry of Colonel John Harrington Stevens and his Wife Frances Helen Miller, Vol. 1, Concord, New Hampshire: Privately Printed at The Rumford Press (1948), 324-326, 329-330.
  • ⁵ Johnson, Paul Franklin, et. al., Genealogy of Captain John Johnson of Roxbury, Massachusetts: Generations I to XIV, Los Angeles, California: Privately printed by The Commonwealth Press, Inc. (1951), 10.
  • ⁶ Linzee, John William, The History of Peter Parker and Sarah Ruggles of Roxbury, Mass. and Their Ancestors and Descendants, Boston: Privately Printed (1913), 380.

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