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8 Foreword liament, and his demands for ship money had roused the indigna- tion of the people. This new burden is believed to have been the cause of Reinold's departure ; he followed his brother to New England in 1637 or 1638. We mention these landmarks of history to give a glimpse of the period covered ; and perhaps the outline will enable one to form a better idea of the environment of our fathers, whose names and Parish Churches are given in the fol- lowing pages. In conclusion I desire here to express my sincere thanks to the descendants of Reinold Marvin whom I have named above ; to Mrs. Harriet Pinckney Huse, of Highland Falls, N. Y., and to Mr. George F. Marvin, of New York, also descendants, for the assis- tance they have rendered me. Without their aid this work would not have been accomplished ; aside from this, and with the single exception of a small contribution made by a descendant of Mat- thew for a special search, no other aid has ever been received or solicited. An inspection of Mr. and Mrs. Salisbury's " Family Histories and Genealogies," and the four Pedigree charts of our family therein contained, will show something of what has already been accomplished in tracing the American lines of descent, in which will be found many eminent names — Judges and Governors, Bishops and Soldiers, College Presidents and Professors at Har- vard, Yale, Dartmouth, and elsewhere, with others hardly less distinguished. The work of preparing a complete Genealogy is still in progress. W. T. R. Marvin, 73 Federal Street, Boston, Mass.
THE ENGLISH ANCESTRY OF REINOLD AND MATTHEW MARVIN AND THEIR HOMES. HE earliest trace of our ancestry thus far dis- covered was found in the summer of 1897, in and near Ramsey, a Parish in Tendring Hundred, Essex County, England. This village, a "coast Parish," with a population at the present day of nearly two thousand,* is sixty-eight miles from Lon- don, and three miles and a half west of Harwich, the nearest railway station being that of Parkeston Quay, on the Harwich and Manningtree branch of the Great Eastern Railway, a mile from the village, which is called " Ramsey Street," and borders on the River Stour. The northern part of the Parish forms a peninsula, which has the Stour on the north, and a small creek on the south and east, and is called "The Ray." This creek, which passes * The population of the Parish is given in the English Clergy List of 1895, as 1,877.
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