Individual Details
George Weeks
(23 Feb 1595 - 28 Dec 1650)
Several web sources indicate He arrived on the same ship as Rev. Richard Mather in 1635. However, he was still in England in 1636 and not admitted to the church in Massachusetts until 1639. Also, he is not covered in any volume of the Great Migration series which covers all immigrants through 1635. He was Admitted as freeman at Dorchester, May 13, 1640.
George Weeks was probably from a junior branch of the family of Roger Wykes of Bindon Axmouth, an ancient and honorable Devonshire family whose original name was "Wrey" and whose seat, in the latter part of the 14th century, was at North Wyke, in Tawton Hundred, about 20 miles from Exeter.
His home in England was at Salcombe Regis and he was still there in 1636 shown by his signing a will his brother-in-law William Clapp Jr. This was in Devon, 16 miles southeast from Exeter.
He married Jane Clapp about 1625 in England.
Children: William Weeks, Ammiel Weeks, Jane Weeks Bates Paine, and Joseph Weeks.
George Weeks was probably from a junior branch of the family of Roger Wykes of Bindon Axmouth, an ancient and honorable Devonshire family whose original name was "Wrey" and whose seat, in the latter part of the 14th century, was at North Wyke, in Tawton Hundred, about 20 miles from Exeter.
His home in England was at Salcombe Regis and he was still there in 1636 shown by his signing a will his brother-in-law William Clapp Jr. This was in Devon, 16 miles southeast from Exeter.
He married Jane Clapp about 1625 in England.
Children: William Weeks, Ammiel Weeks, Jane Weeks Bates Paine, and Joseph Weeks.
Events
Families
Spouse | Jane Clap (1597 - 1668) |
Child | William Weeks (1628 - 1677) |
Child | Ammiel Weeks (1632 - 1679) |
Child | Jane Weeks ( - 1648) |
Child | Joseph Weeks ( - 1690) |
Father | Simon Weekes (1573 - ) |
Mother | Mary Stukeley (1570 - 1632) |
Endnotes
1. Find A Grave Memorial# 11397900.