I am trying to verify Hannah Bartlet b17 Feb 1694, d30 June 1754, married to Azariah Rice 1720 in Brookfield MA.

I have Hannah as the daughter of Joseph Bartlet II, 1672, & Hannah Hyde.

Joseph Bartlett II is the son of Joseph Bartlett, 1646, & Mary Waite.

Joseph Bartlett, 1646, is the son of Robert Bartlett,1601, and Mary Warren, 1610.

Mary is the daughter of Richard Warren of the Mayflower.

Does anyone know if this the the correct line? I have had some conflects of information and need to rectify it.

Thanks for the help.

I think you're trying too hard to connect to this particula line. The first five generations of the descendants of the Mayflower are pretty well documented. I believe it's like this:

1. Richard WARREN

2. Mary WARREN m c1629 Robert BARTLETT 1603-1676

3. Children of Robert BARTLETT b 27 Apr 1603 Puddletown, Dorset, England; of ship “Anne”; d 1676 Plymouth, MA; m c1629 Mary WARREN of ship “Anne” [dau of Richard WARREN of ship “Mayflower”]
1. Benjamin BARTLETT b 1633 MA; d 1691; 1m bef 1654 Susannah JENNEY d bef 1655; 2m 1656 Sarah BREWSTER; 3m 1678 Sissilla
2. Rebecca BARTLETT
3. Mary BARTLETT b 1635; d 1692
4. Sarah BARTLETT b 1637; d 1680
5. Joseph BARTLETT b 1639; d 1712; m c1662 Hannah POPE
6. Elizabeth BARTLETT b c1643
7. Lydia BARTLETT b 8 Jan 1648 Plymouth, MA
8. Mercy BARTLETT b 1650/1 Plymouth, MA; d 1672 MA; m 1668 Plymouth, MA John JAY b 10 Oct 1641 Boston, MA; d c1677

4. Grandchildren

Children of 1. Benjamin BARTLETT b 1633 MA; c 1691; 1m bef 1654 Susannah JENNEY d bef 1655; 2m 1656 Sarah BREWSTER; 3m 1678 Sissilla
A. Benjamin II b 27 Jun 1658; 27 Aug 1720 Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MA; m 1676 Duxbury, Plymouth Co, MA Ruth PADODIE/PEABODY b 1658 MA; d 1740 MA (dau of William PEABODIE & Elizabeth ALDEN)
B. Samuel b. 1660 - d. bef. 1713
C. Ichabod BARTLETT b 1661; m 1699 Plymouth, MA Elizabeth WATERMAN b 1679 Plymouth, MA
DNA-10588 [NOT match, but genealogy may be OK]
D. Sarah BARTLETT b 1670; d 1687; m 28 Dec 1787 Plymouth, MA Robert BARTLETT b 1663; d 1717 MA (son of Joseph BARTLETT & Hannah POPE)
E. Ebenezer BARTLETT b c Aug1670 Plymouth, MA; d 1698 Plymouth, MA; m 1690-93 Hannah BRYANT [or BARTLETT]; b 1668 MA; lived Duxbury, MA
DNA-41255
F. Rebecca BARTLETT

Children of 5. Joseph BARTLETT b 1639 Plymouth, MA; d 1712 Plymouth, MA; m c1662 Plymouth, MA Hannah POPE b 17 Aug 1639 MA
A. Ebenezer/Robert BARTLETT b 1663; d 1717; 1m 28 Dec 1687 Plymouth, MA Sarah BARTLETT (dau of Benjamin BARTLETT & Sarah BREWSTER); 2m 1 Apr 1691 Plymouth, MA Sarah COOKE
B. Elnathan b c1664; d. 1714/15 MA
C. Joseph BARTLETT b 1665; d 1703 MA; m 1692 Lydia GRISWOLD

D. Benjamin BARTLETT b 1679 Plymouth, MA; d 1716/17
E. Hannah BARTLETT

Jim BARTLETT

There are no known ancestors of Joseph of Newton (originally "Cambridge Village" and part of the town of Cambridge) that I have seen. It appears that people have plugged in Robert as his father to create a Mayflower line. Hannah was born in Sherborn. Joseph very likely married, moved to Sherborn, they had Hannah there, then moved back to Newton. Joseph and Hannah, with children, then moved to Brookfield, where Hannah, Thomas and Benjamin at least were married, then back again to Newton. Their son Joseph was probably the one who married in Newton in 1730, all this from the vital records for those towns. Joseph, Sr. (by then he was the senior Joseph of the family) is in the Newton vital records, died "June 21, 1750, a. 79." That puts his birth in 1670/1671, but he surely is the Joseph, son of Joseph and Mary, born a twin in Cambridge (when Cambridge included Newton) Mar. 5, 1673. Hannah died in 1730 in Newton, and Joseph then married Mercy Hyde in 1732.

I haven't done research on this family specifically, but I just browsed some databases I have access to. I have an interest in other Bartlett families, though, so this thread caught my curiosity. If you want access to the vital records I mentioned you can subscribe to the New England Historic Genealogical Society's website, and that will help you get to some good primary records. The internet can be so unreliable, otherwise.

Doug Sinclair

Thank you both for the help. I already have another Mayflower connection, so that was not my intent. Just trying to streight out a few crooked lines.

Joan

Doug - through the BARTLETT-DNA Project, I have, in effect, been engaged in a BARTLETT one-name project for the past 7 years. I would be interested in the BARTLETT lines you are interested in. Have you seen the 17 BARTLETT lines we're "proved" through DNA matching. We have DNA for more lines, but without matching DNA we don't know if they are true lines.

Jim BARTLETT

Hi Jim,

Yes, I am familiar with the DNA project. I'm descended from Henry of Marlborough and encouraged Bob Bartlett to participate, being from that line. I've dabbled in researching other Bartlett families to try to sort out one thing or another, especially in central MA. Quite a quagmire.

Doug

There's a book called "Aaron Bartlett of Brookfield" which you should take a look at. I agree with Doug that Bartletts in the Connecticut River valley of Mass. are a quagmire.
Any male Bartletts who think they have roots there should join the DNA project run by Jim Bartlett, also in this thread. He's begun to make connections among southern Bartletts. He needs more submittals from Bartletts in New England