Maisons historiques et généalogiques et les institutions et les mémoires personnels de Comté de Worcester, Massachusetts, avec un historique de la société de l'antiquité ; Worcester . Compte de aduel, dans lequel on peut supposer que son adversaire s'theworst de la rencontre, et s'installe à Ettingshall,où la famille a été situé à la commission depuis quatre siècle. Le Old Manor Hall at Ettings-hall fut démonté en 1868 ; il remonte à Eliza-liethian limes. Un banc est encore préservée qui était l'église de builtin assisté par la perruque de Ettingshallin 1C26, construit comme l'inscription membres par EdwardHomer. L'église est dans la p

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Historic homes and institutions and genealogical and personal memoirs of Worcester County, Massachusetts, with a history of Worcester society of antiquity; . account of aduel, in which presumably his adversary got theworst of the encounter, and settled at Ettingshall, where the family has been located since the four-teenth century. The old Manor Hall at Ettings-hall was taken down in 1868; it dated back to Eliza-liethian limes. A pew is still preserved that was builtin the church attended by the Homers of Ettingshallin 1C26, built as the inscription states by EdwardHomer. The church is in the parish of Sedgley.The name appears first in the Sedgley parish regis-ter in 1560, but some of the family removed toWorcester, England, in 1552. The records at Et-tingshall give Richard Homer, married October, 1565, Margaret Wright, and was buried in 1606 atEttingshall. He was probably grandfather of thefollowing Edward Homer, from whom the line istraced with apparent correctness to the Worcester(England) family. (I) Edward Homer, progenitor of Charles A.Homer, of Worcester, Massachusetts, lived at Et-tingshall, England, He married, July 8, 1628, Eliza-. ^^Ji/^S XiX^a^iT^tAi^s^^^^i^ WORCESTER COUNTY 335 eth Wilkes. He was buried December ig, i68i, bnder tbe name of Old Edward Homer of Et-fingshall. His wife Elizabeth was buried February22, 1685. Their children were: Edward, baptizedNovember 5, 1634, see forward; Thomas, baptizedJune 15, 1637, buried July 2, 1637; Simon, baptizedMarch 10, 1039; Richard, baptized January 23, 1O4J.(H) Edward Homer, son of the preceding Ed-vard Homer (.1), and probably great-grandson ofRichard, named above, was born in Ettingshall andoaptized there July 8, 1628. He married, July 161656, Anne Gibbins. She was buried May 12, 1675, uid he married (second) Jane . His children born at Ettingshall were: Joseph, died young, niried February 9, 1660; Anne, baptized January?, 1661; Edward, baptized November 8, 1664, proba-)ly died young; Captain John, baptized M

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