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Robert PADDACK (et al)

Robert PADDACK (et al)

Zephyr (View posts)
Posted: 13 Dec 1998 12:00PM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: PADDACK, PADDOCK, PADOC, PIDDOCK, HOLMES
12 Dec 1998:
Seeking ancestral information on Robert PADDACK /PADDOCK, emigrated to America 1634. Also ancestral information needed on Robert's 2nd wife, Mary HOLMES, mother of Zachariah/ Zachary PADDACK /PADDOCK b 20 Mar 1636 in Plymouth. Gladly
exhange information from personal files and books. Thank you! (pjrowell@jps.net)

The Geneaology

BRIAN PADDOCK (View posts)
Posted: 25 Jan 1999 12:00PM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: PADDOCK
My Father Edward Paddock has abook that has been published called "The Paddocks". I believe it has all the info on from 1630s up to today. I am looking for info prior to that, i.e Paddocks of Dublin Ireland and previously France/{Padoq/Padoque??} email welcome

Paddock Geneaolgy

Leona (View posts)
Posted: 26 Feb 1999 12:00PM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: Paddock
While visiting the Family History Center in Salt Lake City about eleven years ago I found the following: Curfman, Robert Joseph, THE PADDOCK GENEALOGY: DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT PADDOCK OF PLYMOUTH COLONY, BLACKSMITH & CONSTABLE 1646 (Ft. Collins, Colorado 1977), Call number US/CAN, 929.273, P131c; microfilm catalogue no. XLIB7-102#1167, item 2. The book seems well researched and well documented.

Mary Holmes

Becky (View posts)
Posted: 30 Jun 1999 12:00PM GMT
Classification: Query
Robert Paddock of Plymouth and Duxbury, Plymouth Colony, Cape Cod, Ma, New England Blacksmith and Constable of Plymouth 1646, Patriarch of the Paddock Family In America
Robert had married his wife Mary apparently by 1630, but no reference to their marriage or mention of her maiden surname or of her death has been found in the Plymouth Colony Records. She has been given as Mary Holmes, whom robert is said to have married as his second wife in Ireland Oct 12 1630, daughter of Peter Holmes and Elizabeth Ireland, d/o Lawrence Ireland, a weaver of Killany (tpf 92-3
. Mary was given as sister of Francis Holmes who settled in Stamford, Ct 1648 and made his will 1671 (tpf 93).
On 12 3 1650 Mary Paddock of Plymouth, widow sold to Stephen Wood of Plymouth Smith, for L9.10s her house, garden plot, and shop situated in Plymouth aforesaid in the South Street and about 3 acres of upland in the Newfield bounded by the lands of Richard Sparrow and John Tompson. It was agreed she could dwell in the house until March the following year when payment was due. MSPdk/AF 189.
Now was this Mary in 1650 the Mary Holmes or was it the Mary Trine????????

Re: Paddock Geneaolgy

Posted: 11 Jan 2006 1:25AM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: Paddack, Paddock
Do you know if how many of the family came from there. I have been told that i can trace my family back that long and back to england. However, i was told that one brother stayed in england and three came over or something. If this is the case this would save me a lot of time on that side of the family. Thankyou.

Re: The Geneaology

Posted: 12 Jan 2006 2:32AM GMT
Classification: Query
If you do happen to find that book could you let me know were you got it. I am also looking for it. I have been told that my last name changed from paddock to paddack and believe that this would help me in my search

Re: The Geneaology

Posted: 14 Jun 2008 8:05PM GMT
Classification: Query
hi
my mom was a paddack and i have some information on them not much thou .do you know were i can get the book on the paddacks i sure would appreciate it .thanks barbara

Re: Paddock Geneaolgy

Posted: 18 Sep 2008 2:24AM GMT
Classification: Query
hello. I was wondering how a person gets ahold of the book about the paddocks by robert curfman. I hope you can help me with info about the paddocks. sarah paddock drake was my ggg grandma, her father was my gggg grandpa, reuben paddock was my ggggg grandpa, judah paddock was my gggggg grandpa so you can see I have paddock bloodlines. I hope to hear back from you soon. chris
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