Pastor of the English Puritan Church at Middleborough in Zeeland.
2. Rev. John WING was christened on Jan 12 1584 in Banbury, St. Mary's, Oxfordshire, England. He died between Nov 2 1629 and Aug 4 1630 in probate (will-proved), St. Mary Aldermary, London, London, ENG. At this time the church was no longer Catholic, and Queen Elizabeth was trying to force all to worship in the Church of England. John Wing entered Oxford School at 14 years of age. The records show: "John Winge of Oxen pleb St. Albans Hall, 15 October, 1599, age 14." On February 12, 1603, he was invested at Queens College with the degree, Bachelor of Arts. John was then 25 years of age and Deborah was 18 at the time of their marriage.
He was married to Deborah BACHILER (daughter of Rev. Stephen BACHILER). Rev. Stephen BACHILER. trained under the famous minister, Roger Williams (circa 1603-1683), who came to America and founded Rhode Island. He became Vicar of Wherwell, now Horell, Hants, on January 26, 1587. On August 9, 1605, he was ejected from living for Puritanism. He organized the Plough Company of emigrants and landed in New England on June 5, 1632. In 1654 he returned to England and died there in 1660. He was the ancestor of Whittier, Daniel Webster, and William Pitt Fessenden. This information found here. Rev. Stephen Batchelder, Vicar of Wherwell, who refused to comply with the requirements of the Crown, was deprived of his church at Wherwell in 1603. He became a Presbyterian, and was interested in the Puritan movement, as was John Wing (Ref: "The Batchelder Genealogy," pp. 82-87). Information found here.
Deborah BACHILER was born about 1592 in Wherwell, Hampshire, England. She died before 1653 in Yarmouth, (now Barnstable), PC. Rev. John WING and Deborah BACHILER had the following children:
Debora(h) WING was christened on Oct 12 1609 in Stroud (now Strood), St. Nicholas, Kent, England. She died before Aug 27 1680.
John ll WING was christened on Sep 1 1611 in Strood, St. Nicholas, Kent, England. He died about Apr 1699 in Harwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts.
Daniel WING.
Joseph WING was born on Nov 5 1618 in Hamburg, Saxony, (now Germany). He died in almost certainly died young.
Stephen WING.
unnamed daughte WING was born in 1625.
Matthew WING was born after 1627 in The Hague, Netherlands. He died before 1653 in Stroud, Kent, ENGLAND.
DEBORAH BATCHELOR, as a widow, sailed across the Atlantic aboard the ship "William and Frances" with her father, Rev. STEVEN BATCHELOR, and her four sons, landing at Boston, Massachusetts, on June 5, 1632. They settled at Sandwich on Cape Cod. She is believed to be the Goodwife Wing who died in Harwich, Massachusetts in 1692.
2. Rev. John WING was christened on Jan 12 1584 in Banbury, St. Mary's, Oxfordshire, England. He died between Nov 2 1629 and Aug 4 1630 in probate (will-proved), St. Mary Aldermary, London, London, ENG. At this time the church was no longer Catholic, and Queen Elizabeth was trying to force all to worship in the Church of England. John Wing entered Oxford School at 14 years of age. The records show: "John Winge of Oxen pleb St. Albans Hall, 15 October, 1599, age 14." On February 12, 1603, he was invested at Queens College with the degree, Bachelor of Arts. John was then 25 years of age and Deborah was 18 at the time of their marriage.
He was married to Deborah BACHILER (daughter of Rev. Stephen BACHILER). Rev. Stephen BACHILER. trained under the famous minister, Roger Williams (circa 1603-1683), who came to America and founded Rhode Island. He became Vicar of Wherwell, now Horell, Hants, on January 26, 1587. On August 9, 1605, he was ejected from living for Puritanism. He organized the Plough Company of emigrants and landed in New England on June 5, 1632. In 1654 he returned to England and died there in 1660. He was the ancestor of Whittier, Daniel Webster, and William Pitt Fessenden. This information found here. Rev. Stephen Batchelder, Vicar of Wherwell, who refused to comply with the requirements of the Crown, was deprived of his church at Wherwell in 1603. He became a Presbyterian, and was interested in the Puritan movement, as was John Wing (Ref: "The Batchelder Genealogy," pp. 82-87). Information found here.
Deborah BACHILER was born about 1592 in Wherwell, Hampshire, England. She died before 1653 in Yarmouth, (now Barnstable), PC. Rev. John WING and Deborah BACHILER had the following children:
Debora(h) WING was christened on Oct 12 1609 in Stroud (now Strood), St. Nicholas, Kent, England. She died before Aug 27 1680.
John ll WING was christened on Sep 1 1611 in Strood, St. Nicholas, Kent, England. He died about Apr 1699 in Harwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts.
Daniel WING.
Joseph WING was born on Nov 5 1618 in Hamburg, Saxony, (now Germany). He died in almost certainly died young.
Stephen WING.
unnamed daughte WING was born in 1625.
Matthew WING was born after 1627 in The Hague, Netherlands. He died before 1653 in Stroud, Kent, ENGLAND.
DEBORAH BATCHELOR, as a widow, sailed across the Atlantic aboard the ship "William and Frances" with her father, Rev. STEVEN BATCHELOR, and her four sons, landing at Boston, Massachusetts, on June 5, 1632. They settled at Sandwich on Cape Cod. She is believed to be the Goodwife Wing who died in Harwich, Massachusetts in 1692.
Pastor of the English Puritan Church at Middleborough in Zeeland.
2. Rev. John WING was christened on Jan 12 1584 in Banbury, St. Mary's, Oxfordshire, England. He died between Nov 2 1629 and Aug 4 1630 in probate (will-proved), St. Mary Aldermary, London, London, ENG. At this time the church was no longer Catholic, and Queen Elizabeth was trying to force all to worship in the Church of England. John Wing entered Oxford School at 14 years of age. The records show: "John Winge of Oxen pleb St. Albans Hall, 15 October, 1599, age 14." On February 12, 1603, he was invested at Queens College with the degree, Bachelor of Arts. John was then 25 years of age and Deborah was 18 at the time of their marriage.
He was married to Deborah BACHILER (daughter of Rev. Stephen BACHILER). Rev. Stephen BACHILER. trained under the famous minister, Roger Williams (circa 1603-1683), who came to America and founded Rhode Island. He became Vicar of Wherwell, now Horell, Hants, on January 26, 1587. On August 9, 1605, he was ejected from living for Puritanism. He organized the Plough Company of emigrants and landed in New England on June 5, 1632. In 1654 he returned to England and died there in 1660. He was the ancestor of Whittier, Daniel Webster, and William Pitt Fessenden. This information found here. Rev. Stephen Batchelder, Vicar of Wherwell, who refused to comply with the requirements of the Crown, was deprived of his church at Wherwell in 1603. He became a Presbyterian, and was interested in the Puritan movement, as was John Wing (Ref: "The Batchelder Genealogy," pp. 82-87). Information found here.
Deborah BACHILER was born about 1592 in Wherwell, Hampshire, England. She died before 1653 in Yarmouth, (now Barnstable), PC. Rev. John WING and Deborah BACHILER had the following children:
Debora(h) WING was christened on Oct 12 1609 in Stroud (now Strood), St. Nicholas, Kent, England. She died before Aug 27 1680.
John ll WING was christened on Sep 1 1611 in Strood, St. Nicholas, Kent, England. He died about Apr 1699 in Harwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts.
Daniel WING.
Joseph WING was born on Nov 5 1618 in Hamburg, Saxony, (now Germany). He died in almost certainly died young.
Stephen WING.
unnamed daughte WING was born in 1625.
Matthew WING was born after 1627 in The Hague, Netherlands. He died before 1653 in Stroud, Kent, ENGLAND.
DEBORAH BATCHELOR, as a widow, sailed across the Atlantic aboard the ship "William and Frances" with her father, Rev. STEVEN BATCHELOR, and her four sons, landing at Boston, Massachusetts, on June 5, 1632. They settled at Sandwich on Cape Cod. She is believed to be the Goodwife Wing who died in Harwich, Massachusetts in 1692.
2. Rev. John WING was christened on Jan 12 1584 in Banbury, St. Mary's, Oxfordshire, England. He died between Nov 2 1629 and Aug 4 1630 in probate (will-proved), St. Mary Aldermary, London, London, ENG. At this time the church was no longer Catholic, and Queen Elizabeth was trying to force all to worship in the Church of England. John Wing entered Oxford School at 14 years of age. The records show: "John Winge of Oxen pleb St. Albans Hall, 15 October, 1599, age 14." On February 12, 1603, he was invested at Queens College with the degree, Bachelor of Arts. John was then 25 years of age and Deborah was 18 at the time of their marriage.
He was married to Deborah BACHILER (daughter of Rev. Stephen BACHILER). Rev. Stephen BACHILER. trained under the famous minister, Roger Williams (circa 1603-1683), who came to America and founded Rhode Island. He became Vicar of Wherwell, now Horell, Hants, on January 26, 1587. On August 9, 1605, he was ejected from living for Puritanism. He organized the Plough Company of emigrants and landed in New England on June 5, 1632. In 1654 he returned to England and died there in 1660. He was the ancestor of Whittier, Daniel Webster, and William Pitt Fessenden. This information found here. Rev. Stephen Batchelder, Vicar of Wherwell, who refused to comply with the requirements of the Crown, was deprived of his church at Wherwell in 1603. He became a Presbyterian, and was interested in the Puritan movement, as was John Wing (Ref: "The Batchelder Genealogy," pp. 82-87). Information found here.
Deborah BACHILER was born about 1592 in Wherwell, Hampshire, England. She died before 1653 in Yarmouth, (now Barnstable), PC. Rev. John WING and Deborah BACHILER had the following children:
Debora(h) WING was christened on Oct 12 1609 in Stroud (now Strood), St. Nicholas, Kent, England. She died before Aug 27 1680.
John ll WING was christened on Sep 1 1611 in Strood, St. Nicholas, Kent, England. He died about Apr 1699 in Harwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts.
Daniel WING.
Joseph WING was born on Nov 5 1618 in Hamburg, Saxony, (now Germany). He died in almost certainly died young.
Stephen WING.
unnamed daughte WING was born in 1625.
Matthew WING was born after 1627 in The Hague, Netherlands. He died before 1653 in Stroud, Kent, ENGLAND.
DEBORAH BATCHELOR, as a widow, sailed across the Atlantic aboard the ship "William and Frances" with her father, Rev. STEVEN BATCHELOR, and her four sons, landing at Boston, Massachusetts, on June 5, 1632. They settled at Sandwich on Cape Cod. She is believed to be the Goodwife Wing who died in Harwich, Massachusetts in 1692.
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