Jasper was the emigrant to New Hampshire from Wimbotsham, Norfolk, England. Since many of the earliest town founders were buried in the Pine Grove Cemetery, it is very likely Jasper and his family were buried here. His will was proved 14 April, 1674 so I have selected 1674 as the death date.
Children of Jasper and Deborah Everard Blake (NOT Deborah Dalton):
Timothy Blake, Sr.
Deborah Blake
Israel Blake
John Blake
Sarah Blake
Sarah Blake
Jasper Blake
Samuel Blake
Dorothy Blake
Philemon Blake
Maria Blake
Notes for Deborah (Everard) Blake:
Rev. Timothy Dalton had a sister, Sarah Dalton that married Richard Everard 24 Sept 1623 in Woolverstone, Suffolk. The 1628 Woolverstone baptism of Sarah Dalton's daughter, Deborah Everard, provides the identity of the wife of Jasper Blake of Hampton. The Daltons, Blakes, and Everards were cousins in the modern sense, rather than nephews. Sarah died in England and Richard went to America with her brothers, Timothy and Philemon Dalton. The Daltons and Everards settled in Hampton, New Hampshire. Deborah Everard is the woman that married Jasper Blake not Deborah Dalton. Most, if not all, of Richard Everard's family came to America and settled in Dedham. Deborah Everard and Jasper Blake had 11 children before Deborah died in Hampton, 20 Dec 1678. The family all used the same names - Timothy, Philemon, Israel, Samuel, John.
Children of Jasper and Deborah Everard Blake (NOT Deborah Dalton):
Timothy Blake, Sr.
Deborah Blake
Israel Blake
John Blake
Sarah Blake
Sarah Blake
Jasper Blake
Samuel Blake
Dorothy Blake
Philemon Blake
Maria Blake
Notes for Deborah (Everard) Blake:
Rev. Timothy Dalton had a sister, Sarah Dalton that married Richard Everard 24 Sept 1623 in Woolverstone, Suffolk. The 1628 Woolverstone baptism of Sarah Dalton's daughter, Deborah Everard, provides the identity of the wife of Jasper Blake of Hampton. The Daltons, Blakes, and Everards were cousins in the modern sense, rather than nephews. Sarah died in England and Richard went to America with her brothers, Timothy and Philemon Dalton. The Daltons and Everards settled in Hampton, New Hampshire. Deborah Everard is the woman that married Jasper Blake not Deborah Dalton. Most, if not all, of Richard Everard's family came to America and settled in Dedham. Deborah Everard and Jasper Blake had 11 children before Deborah died in Hampton, 20 Dec 1678. The family all used the same names - Timothy, Philemon, Israel, Samuel, John.
Jasper was the emigrant to New Hampshire from Wimbotsham, Norfolk, England. Since many of the earliest town founders were buried in the Pine Grove Cemetery, it is very likely Jasper and his family were buried here. His will was proved 14 April, 1674 so I have selected 1674 as the death date.
Children of Jasper and Deborah Everard Blake (NOT Deborah Dalton):
Timothy Blake, Sr.
Deborah Blake
Israel Blake
John Blake
Sarah Blake
Sarah Blake
Jasper Blake
Samuel Blake
Dorothy Blake
Philemon Blake
Maria Blake
Notes for Deborah (Everard) Blake:
Rev. Timothy Dalton had a sister, Sarah Dalton that married Richard Everard 24 Sept 1623 in Woolverstone, Suffolk. The 1628 Woolverstone baptism of Sarah Dalton's daughter, Deborah Everard, provides the identity of the wife of Jasper Blake of Hampton. The Daltons, Blakes, and Everards were cousins in the modern sense, rather than nephews. Sarah died in England and Richard went to America with her brothers, Timothy and Philemon Dalton. The Daltons and Everards settled in Hampton, New Hampshire. Deborah Everard is the woman that married Jasper Blake not Deborah Dalton. Most, if not all, of Richard Everard's family came to America and settled in Dedham. Deborah Everard and Jasper Blake had 11 children before Deborah died in Hampton, 20 Dec 1678. The family all used the same names - Timothy, Philemon, Israel, Samuel, John.
Children of Jasper and Deborah Everard Blake (NOT Deborah Dalton):
Timothy Blake, Sr.
Deborah Blake
Israel Blake
John Blake
Sarah Blake
Sarah Blake
Jasper Blake
Samuel Blake
Dorothy Blake
Philemon Blake
Maria Blake
Notes for Deborah (Everard) Blake:
Rev. Timothy Dalton had a sister, Sarah Dalton that married Richard Everard 24 Sept 1623 in Woolverstone, Suffolk. The 1628 Woolverstone baptism of Sarah Dalton's daughter, Deborah Everard, provides the identity of the wife of Jasper Blake of Hampton. The Daltons, Blakes, and Everards were cousins in the modern sense, rather than nephews. Sarah died in England and Richard went to America with her brothers, Timothy and Philemon Dalton. The Daltons and Everards settled in Hampton, New Hampshire. Deborah Everard is the woman that married Jasper Blake not Deborah Dalton. Most, if not all, of Richard Everard's family came to America and settled in Dedham. Deborah Everard and Jasper Blake had 11 children before Deborah died in Hampton, 20 Dec 1678. The family all used the same names - Timothy, Philemon, Israel, Samuel, John.
