SINGLETARYthe SURNAME |
He was born abt. 1599 (HOYT). |
"Singletary is a most unusual name and sources seem to agree that Richard's family is the only source for the name in America and references to individuals with this name are his descendants. It does not seem to be antiently a patronymic name nor a toponymic name since I find no place name in England." |
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by Patricia Junkin 1) 1662, Richard Singletary, aged about sixty-three years (b. 1599)
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"Going back to our chief source on some of the Singletary material, Yvonne states that she found reference to "Ralphe son of Francis Singlarie." She mentioned the Parish of Spalding but not the specific parish register which it most probably St. Mary and St. Nicholas, Further Lincolnshire, but could also be St John the Baptist...Further Lincolnshire or St Paul, Further Lincolnshire. I think we must check these registers. As I mentioned in an earlier post, Tydd St. Mary's is not far from Spalding and contains Dunhams."
I have run numerous variants of the name, Singletary through Google and found nothing helpful except the name is not common. I did find this:
Surname Sangela
The soundex code for Sangela is S524.
Other surnames with the same soundex code: Sainclair Sainclier Saingelais Samicol Sancoucil Sangala Sanglade Sangler Sangollo Senclair Senecal Senechal Senical Senklar(?) Senkler Shaineohgale Shankel Shankland Shankle Shanklen Shanklin Shingill Shingle Shingler Shingles Sincl?? Sinclair Sinclair? Sinclan Sinclar Sinclar [?] Sinclare Sinclare[?] Sinclear Sincler Sinclor Singelton Singlair Single Singleton Singltin Singular Siniclair Sinkler Snichler Sunchluk(?) Sungular Swingl Swinglehurst....I am most familiar with the name Sinclaire, Sinclair or St. Clere in England.
On a lark, I tried out the name Richard Single on IGI and came up with Donhams and Singles at Guilden Morden in Cambridgeshire. Rather than tacking on the suffix "tary" or "ton" I did a search of the name "Single."
I believe that Deacon John's family came from Cambridgeshire rather than Beds. Also, Cambridge was a center for the dissidents....think I have posted this before so will not again unless someone wants the information. There is a Terryngton in Cambridgeshire apparently near Wisbech.
Just for a read:
JOHN SINGLE - 06 APR 1606 Guilden Morden, Cambridge, England
MARY DUNHAM -Christening: 01 MAR 1606 Guilden Morden
JOHN DONHAM - Christening: 17 JUN 1608 Guilden Morden, Cambridge,
SUSAN DONHAM - Christening: 22 SEP 1600 Guilden Morden,
SARAH DONHAM - Christening: 02 OCT 1602 Guilden Morden,
ROBERT DUNHAM - Christening: 21 JUN 1829 Guilden Morden, Cambridge,
RICHARD SINGLE -Christening: 30 JUN 1640 Guilden Morden, Cambridge,
ROBERT SINGLE - Christening: 05 AUG 1611 Guilden Morden, Cambridge, England
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Singletarys in EnglandInformation received from Patricia Junkin 22 May 2004 via Dunham-Donham & Singletary-Dunham Discussion Lists "Received a reply from an enquiry: There are SINGLETERRYs in the Welney and Christchurch area south of Upwell; even now." [PJ] |
Patricia Junkin [email protected] May 21, 2004 11:56 AM
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