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Daniel Edward Shipman 1694–1717 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1694

Birth Location: Hamburg, Germany

Death Date: 1717-1720

Death Location: He died on the journey aboard ship to England outside of Wales. He's buried in Wales

Father: Edward III

Mother: Abigail (Shipman)

Spouse(s): Mary Howe\Shipman\Andrews

Children(s): Daniel Shipman

The story of Daniel Edward Shipman began in 1694 in Hamburg, Germany. Daniel Edward Shipman married Mary Esther Howe Shipman Andrews, and had children including Daniel Shipman. Daniel Edward Shipman passed away in 1717 in He died on the journey aboard ship to England outside of Wales. He's buried in Wales.

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Biography

  • The story of Daniel Edward Shipman began in 1694 in Hamburg, Germany.
  • Daniel Edward Shipman married Mary Esther Howe Shipman Andrews, and had children including Daniel Shipman.
  • Daniel Edward Shipman passed away in 1717 in He died on the journey aboard ship to England outside of Wales. He's buried in Wales.

Immediate Family

Parents

Edward III
1654–1711
Birth Location: Saybrook Point, Middlesex County, Connecticut, USA
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Abigail (Shipman)
1659–1704
Birth Location: Saybrook, Middlesex, Connecticut
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Spouses(s)

Mary Howe\Shipman\Andrews
1685–1750
Birth Location: Hamberg, Ebersberg, Bayern, Germany
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Children(s)

Daniel Shipman
1715–1798
Birth Location: Elbe, Sachsishe Schweiz, Sachsen, Hamburg, Germany
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Daniel Shipman's Ancestors

Self
Daniel Shipman
1694–1717
Birth Place: Hamburg, Germany
Parents
Edward "Schiffman" Shipman III
1654–1711
Saybrook Point, Middlesex County, Connecticut, USA
Abigail (Bushnell) (Shipman)
1659–1704
Saybrook, Middlesex, Connecticut
Grandparents
Edward (B) Shipman
1625–1697
Upon Hull, Yorkshire, , England
Elizabeth ("Eliza") Comstock
1633–1659
Culmstock, Devon, England
Rebecca\Rebecka Chapman
1617–1703
Hull, Yorkshire, England
Great-Grandparents
Edward Shipman
1602–1669
Mary Stecz
1600–1625
Robert III
1591–1620
ALICE ROBINSON
1596–1641
2nd-Great-Grandparents
SIR Sr
1570–1604
Grace Lady
1569–1602
John Chapman
1580–1640
Lady Williamson
1556–1610
Christopher Robinson
1560–1610
Alice Walker
1565–1615

Daniel Shipman's Descendants

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Daniel (Edward) Shipman (1694–1717-1720) m. Mary (Esther) Howe\Shipman\Andrews (Jan 01, 1685–1750)
  1. 1. Daniel Shipman 1715–1798 m. Elizabeth Burleson 1715–1789
    1. 1. Daniel Shipman 1747–1831 m. Mary (Elizabeth) McMinn 1752–1808
      1. 1. Christina Shipman 1786–1889 m. Elijah (Spencer) Altom 1783–1878
        1. 1. John (Andrew Jackson) Altom 1820–1895 m. Mary (Ann DAVIS) Altom 1828–1882
        2. 2. John (Carroll Altum) Sr 1815–1847
        3. 3. David (Crockett) Altom 1836–1902
        4. 4. James (C.) Altom 1810–1841
        5. 5. Edward Altom 1805–1874
        6. 6. Louisa Altom 1824–1882
        7. 7. William (Carroll) Altum 1829–1863
        8. 8. Martha ("Polly") Ann 1827–1910
        9. 9. Rachel (Ann) Altom 1833–1907
        10. 10. Jacob (A) Altom 1825–1913
        11. 11. Nancy (Jane) Altom 1818–1892
        12. 12. George (Washington) Altom 1828–1910
        13. 13. Martha (Ann Elizabeth) Altom 1836–1907
        14. 14. Charlotte (F) Altum 1837–1864
        15. 15. Mary ("Malinda") Aultum 1825–1887

Daniel Shipman's Timeline

2 Records

1694
1694
Birth of Daniel Edward Shipman in Hamburg, Germany
Hamburg, Germany
1717
1717-1720
Age 23
Death of Daniel Edward Shipman in He died on the journey aboard ship to England outside of Wales. He's buried in Wales
He died on the journey aboard ship to England outside of Wales. He's buried in Wales

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1694
    Event Place: Hamburg, Germany

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1717-1720
    Event Place: He died on the journey aboard ship to England outside of Wales. He's buried in Wales
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