Catherine Simcock

Jacob married Alice Maris on 15 Feb 1684 in Ridley, Chester, Pennsylvania, United States. Alice was born on 17 Oct 1660 in Grafton Flyford, Worchester, England, United Kingdom; died on 10 Dec 1726 in Chester, Pennsylvania, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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From GenCircles, Behmer Simmonds Long Davis, http://www.gencircles.com/users/finderladi/9/data/4303:

"...Occupation: 1680/1690 Puisne Judge...1682/1700 Provincial Councillor...1683/1692 Justice of the Peace...1686 Acting President of Council...1688 Governing Commissioner...1690/1693 Chief Justice of Supreme Court...Religion: Quaker... Occupation: 1693/1696 Member of Assembly...."

John married Elizabeth Budd in 1658 in England, United Kingdom. Elizabeth (daughter of Rev. Thomas Budd, III and Susannah Prigge) was born about 1635 in Ridley, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom; died about 1703 in Chester, Delaware, Pennsylvania, United States; was buried in Pennsylvania, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

John married Alice Baguley in Jan 1626 in Cheshire, England, United Kingdom. Alice (daughter of Edward Baguley) was born about 1604 in Cheshire, England, United Kingdom. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Believed to have died in prison after serving nine years, placed there because of his religious beliefs.

From GenCircles, Northsea, http://www.gencircles.com/users/snorthsea/1/data/701:

"...Reverend Thomas Budd,1615-1670, matriculated at Merton College, Oxford, 1633, BA, 1633, MA, 1636; Vicar of Montacute, 1639; was rector of Martock, in Somersetshire, England. He became interested in the teachings of George Fox the Quaker, was sequestered to the vicarage of Kingsbury, 1646; and about the year 1657, renounced his benefice and became a minister among Friends.

Four of his five sons, Thomas, William, John, and James, were all Quakers who settled in West Jersey and Philadelphia, PA.

The Budd Family 1981: 3 centuries of Budds, Betty Budd Carlisle, p17, 18,68: He was a man of integrity, strength and intelligence and lived his whole life in England. Most of his life, except for his years in Oxford, was lived in the villages of Kingsbury, Episcopi, Martock, and Montacute, where he was a Vicar in the Church of England, and later a Quaker convert, minister and martyr. All of these villages are within a few miles of each other in the lush and beautiful Somerset levels; and Ilchester, where he was imprisoned and died, was in the same small circle. Proof of his being the father of the America clan was obtained by Mr. Robin Bush searching boxes of papers etc. from the early 1600's and translating the latin to verify the marriage and children data. These papers support that Susannah Prigge was the mother of all of Thomas's children. Marriage date listed.

Comly Family in America, George Norwood Comly, 1939, p.769: gives b.
date and parents.

TITLE: Rev.
OCCUPATION: Rector, Vicar, Church of England Parish of Martoch, Somersetshire 1651
RELIGION: Society of Friends, before that Church of England
EDUCATION: Merton College, Oxford University
BIRTH: 23 May 1617, probably in County Surrey, England
DEATH: 22 Jun 1670, Ilchester Prison, England
http://pmd.otc.psu.edu/jan/d0001/g0000037.html#I09784"

Thomas married Susannah Prigge on 18 Apr 1635 in Kingsbury Episcopi, Somersetshire, England, United Kingdom. Susannah (daughter of John Prigge and Edith Budd) was born in 1611 in Kingsbury, Somersetshire, England, United Kingdom; died in Abt. 1661 in Somersetshire, England, United Kingdom. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Died:
Ilchester Prison