Reportedly born 8 Jun 1600 in Cambridge, Cambridge, England (deposed "aged about sixty-six years," March Term, 1668; in the list of early Salem church members kept by John Fiske (which differs from that retained by the church itself).
Married Charles Gott at St. Andrew the Great, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, 30 October 1625. "Gift Gott" appears in a position that would place her admission in January or February of 1637/8; she was living on 23 January 1667/8 when her husband made his will.
They had at least 3 children: Deborah, Charles, & Daniel. The 1637 Salem land grant credits Charles Gott with a household of six, but we only know of three: Charles himself, his wife Gift, and daughter Deborah. Since the couple had already been married for more than a decade by this time, there could well have been other children who left no further trace on the record.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project.
AN OHIO GOTT FAMILY ANCESTORS AND DESCENDANTS:The First Gotts in America
Charles Gott, b. about1600 inWeymouth, Dorchester, England, was married to Thankful (Gift) Palmer at St Andrews in Great, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England in 1625. On June 28, 1628, they sailed on the ship "Abigail"with John Endicott, later Governor of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay, and landed at Salem, Mass. Two years later he was voted a Freeman. In 1635 c was made a Deacon of the Church; was a member of the Council and held other civic offices. He died on January 15, 1667*
Charles and Gift Gott had three children: Debora, bpt. December 12, 1636, Charles, bpt. April, 1639, and DANIEL, bfet. April 28, 1646. The Connecticut, the New York and the Ohio Gotts are descendants of the younger son, Daniel, while the Cape Ann and the Maine Gotts are, for the most part, descendants or
the son, Charles.
http://memory.loc.gov/service/gdc/scd0001/2008/20080319004oh/20080319004oh.pdf
Married Charles Gott at St. Andrew the Great, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, 30 October 1625. "Gift Gott" appears in a position that would place her admission in January or February of 1637/8; she was living on 23 January 1667/8 when her husband made his will.
They had at least 3 children: Deborah, Charles, & Daniel. The 1637 Salem land grant credits Charles Gott with a household of six, but we only know of three: Charles himself, his wife Gift, and daughter Deborah. Since the couple had already been married for more than a decade by this time, there could well have been other children who left no further trace on the record.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project.
AN OHIO GOTT FAMILY ANCESTORS AND DESCENDANTS:The First Gotts in America
Charles Gott, b. about1600 inWeymouth, Dorchester, England, was married to Thankful (Gift) Palmer at St Andrews in Great, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England in 1625. On June 28, 1628, they sailed on the ship "Abigail"with John Endicott, later Governor of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay, and landed at Salem, Mass. Two years later he was voted a Freeman. In 1635 c was made a Deacon of the Church; was a member of the Council and held other civic offices. He died on January 15, 1667*
Charles and Gift Gott had three children: Debora, bpt. December 12, 1636, Charles, bpt. April, 1639, and DANIEL, bfet. April 28, 1646. The Connecticut, the New York and the Ohio Gotts are descendants of the younger son, Daniel, while the Cape Ann and the Maine Gotts are, for the most part, descendants or
the son, Charles.
http://memory.loc.gov/service/gdc/scd0001/2008/20080319004oh/20080319004oh.pdf
Reportedly born 8 Jun 1600 in Cambridge, Cambridge, England (deposed "aged about sixty-six years," March Term, 1668; in the list of early Salem church members kept by John Fiske (which differs from that retained by the church itself).
Married Charles Gott at St. Andrew the Great, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, 30 October 1625. "Gift Gott" appears in a position that would place her admission in January or February of 1637/8; she was living on 23 January 1667/8 when her husband made his will.
They had at least 3 children: Deborah, Charles, & Daniel. The 1637 Salem land grant credits Charles Gott with a household of six, but we only know of three: Charles himself, his wife Gift, and daughter Deborah. Since the couple had already been married for more than a decade by this time, there could well have been other children who left no further trace on the record.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project.
AN OHIO GOTT FAMILY ANCESTORS AND DESCENDANTS:The First Gotts in America
Charles Gott, b. about1600 inWeymouth, Dorchester, England, was married to Thankful (Gift) Palmer at St Andrews in Great, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England in 1625. On June 28, 1628, they sailed on the ship "Abigail"with John Endicott, later Governor of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay, and landed at Salem, Mass. Two years later he was voted a Freeman. In 1635 c was made a Deacon of the Church; was a member of the Council and held other civic offices. He died on January 15, 1667*
Charles and Gift Gott had three children: Debora, bpt. December 12, 1636, Charles, bpt. April, 1639, and DANIEL, bfet. April 28, 1646. The Connecticut, the New York and the Ohio Gotts are descendants of the younger son, Daniel, while the Cape Ann and the Maine Gotts are, for the most part, descendants or
the son, Charles.
http://memory.loc.gov/service/gdc/scd0001/2008/20080319004oh/20080319004oh.pdf
Married Charles Gott at St. Andrew the Great, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, 30 October 1625. "Gift Gott" appears in a position that would place her admission in January or February of 1637/8; she was living on 23 January 1667/8 when her husband made his will.
They had at least 3 children: Deborah, Charles, & Daniel. The 1637 Salem land grant credits Charles Gott with a household of six, but we only know of three: Charles himself, his wife Gift, and daughter Deborah. Since the couple had already been married for more than a decade by this time, there could well have been other children who left no further trace on the record.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project.
AN OHIO GOTT FAMILY ANCESTORS AND DESCENDANTS:The First Gotts in America
Charles Gott, b. about1600 inWeymouth, Dorchester, England, was married to Thankful (Gift) Palmer at St Andrews in Great, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England in 1625. On June 28, 1628, they sailed on the ship "Abigail"with John Endicott, later Governor of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay, and landed at Salem, Mass. Two years later he was voted a Freeman. In 1635 c was made a Deacon of the Church; was a member of the Council and held other civic offices. He died on January 15, 1667*
Charles and Gift Gott had three children: Debora, bpt. December 12, 1636, Charles, bpt. April, 1639, and DANIEL, bfet. April 28, 1646. The Connecticut, the New York and the Ohio Gotts are descendants of the younger son, Daniel, while the Cape Ann and the Maine Gotts are, for the most part, descendants or
the son, Charles.
http://memory.loc.gov/service/gdc/scd0001/2008/20080319004oh/20080319004oh.pdf
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