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William Sargent

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William Sargent

(c1602 - 1682)
Great Migration Immigrant 1638


Who was William Sargent?

William Sargent was a Great Migration immigrant who arrived in New England by 1638. The Great Migration includes immigrants to New England who arrived between the Mayflower in 1620 and the beginning of the English Civil War in 1640. The first wave of immigrants consisted largely of Puritans, who left England in search of religious freedom and established the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1630. Over the next few decades, thousands of people from England, Scotland, and other parts of Europe made the journey to New England, bringing with them their skills, customs, and cultures. The immigrants played a key role in shaping American society and politics, and many of their descendants went on to play important roles in the American Revolution and the formation of the United States.


Some of the most recently added connections of famous kin for William Sargent

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Ben Ames Williams

Novelist and Short Story Author

6th cousin 8 times removed
via Sir John Throckmorton

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James Bowdoin

2nd Governor of Massachusetts

16th cousin 5 times removed
via Gospatric I of Northumbria

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Timothy Hutton

TV and Movie Actor

4th cousin 14 times removed
via John Giffard

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Charlie Day

TV and Movie Actor

10th great-grandson

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Sam Waterston

Stage, TV and Movie Actor

4th cousin 11 times removed
via John Giffard

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James C. Jones

10th Governor of Tennessee

15th cousin 5 times removed
via Richard de Camville

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Hiram Bingham

69th Governor of Connecticut

4th cousin 10 times removed
via John Giffard

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Jane (Appleton) Pierce

First Lady of President Franklin Pierce

15th cousin 5 times removed
via Richard de Camville

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Bathsheba (Ruggles) Spooner

First woman executed for murder in U.S. by non-British government

16th cousin 5 times removed
via Gospatric I of Northumbria

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Nicholas Gilman

Signer of the U.S. Constitution

15th cousin 5 times removed
via Richard de Camville

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John Langdon

Signer of the U.S. Constitution

16th cousin 5 times removed
via Gospatric I of Northumbria

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Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.

American “Fireside” Poet

15th cousin 6 times removed
via Richard de Camville

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John Taylor Gilman

5th Governor of New Hampshire

15th cousin 5 times removed
via Richard de Camville

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Bathsheba (Ruggles) Spooner

First woman executed for murder in U.S. by non-British government

15th cousin 4 times removed
via Richard de Camville

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Alvan T. Fuller

50th Governor of Massachusetts

4th cousin 10 times removed
via John Giffard

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Rev. John Whittingham

(c1616 - 1639)
Great Migration Immigrant 1637

16th cousin 3 times removed
via Gospatric I of Northumbria

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Rev. John Whittingham

(c1616 - 1639)
Great Migration Immigrant 1637

17th cousin 1 time removed
via Albert III, Count of Namur

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Samuel Appleton

(c1586 - 1670)
Great Migration Immigrant 1636

17th cousin 1 time removed
via Albert III, Count of Namur

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Percival Lowell

(c1570 - c1666)
Great Migration Immigrant 1639

19th cousin
via Ethelred II the Unready

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Percival Lowell

(c1570 - c1666)
Great Migration Immigrant 1639

21st cousin
via Charles of Lower Lorraine

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Percival Lowell

(c1570 - c1666)
Great Migration Immigrant 1639

20th cousin 1 time removed
via Mathilde of Saxony

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Thomas Lawrence

(c1619/20 - c1703)
Planter passenger 1635

21st cousin
via Charles of Lower Lorraine

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William Lawrence

(c1622 - 1679/80)
Planter passenger 1635

21st cousin
via Charles of Lower Lorraine

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John Lawrence

(c1618 - 1698/9)
Planter passenger 1635

21st cousin
via Charles of Lower Lorraine

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Mary Lawrence

(c1625 - 1715)
Planter passenger 1635

21st cousin
via Charles of Lower Lorraine

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