!MARRIAGE-RELATIONSHIP: Pedigree Chart from Mrs. Gerald Morris Mt Clemens, MI to Pat Geary in Harrisonburg VA; 1730-1789; Sheets dated Mar 1976; photocopy in poss Pat Geary; NOTE: copies of pgs 67-70 of the Snow-Estes Ancestry; Edward Gaskill Family. "Edward Gascoyne or Gaskoyne, originally Gascoigne, had the pleasure before his death of turning into a Gaskin and then into a Gaskill, by which latter name his son Samuel was always known. A shipwright, he had a grant of land in Salem in 1659, of which town he was a proprietor in 1636. In 1639, his wife Sarah was a member of the Salem church."

"Edward Gascoign (Gaskill) (d.1690) emigrated from England to Boston in 1635. He was a Huguenot shipwright, who had a grant of land at Salem, Mass. in 1639. He married (possibly Sarah Parker) and they were the parents of six children. Son Samuel (1639-1720) married Provided Southwick in 1662. Daughter Sarah (b.1643) married Peter Joy. Their daughter Preserved (1639-1711) married John Lambert of Salem (1629- 1710) and they were parents of nine children. Samuel and Provided are the progenitors of numerous Gaskills in New Jersey. They were the parents of seven children. Family members were Quakers in New Jersey, Ohio and Indiana." Gaskill Genealogy: By Elizabeth Potts Koleda; Printed in Prineville, Oregon 1989

1. Samuel Gaskill b: 7 Aug 1639 in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts