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There is a record of the 1650 christening of a "John Eckles" son of "John Eckles"; however, this occurred in Nantwich, England. It is highly unlikely all of the following hold:
There is a record of the 1650 christening of a "John Eckles" son of "John Eckles"; however, this occurred in Nantwich, England. It is highly unlikely all of the following hold:
* John Echols (1619) is the father of John Echols (1650)
* John Echols (1619) is the father of John Echols (1650)
* John Echols (1619) traveled to America in 1635 (substantiated by [[Genealogy:]])
* John Echols (1619) traveled to America in 1635 (substantiated by [[Genealogy: A Journal of American Ancestry]])
* John Echols (1650) is christened in England in 1650 (substantiated by [[https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F3G9-6VF?lang=en FamilySearch]])
* John Echols (1650) is christened in England in 1650 (substantiated by [[https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F3G9-6VF?lang=en FamilySearch]])
Despite the christened John Echols in England also being a junior, it seems likely that either:
* John Echols (1619) traveled to Virginia in 1635 (age 16) and later had a son in Virginia (in which case the christening is an unrelated coincidence); OR
* John Echols (1650), not John Echols (1619), was the first in the line to travel to America and the [[Genealogy: A Journal of American Ancestry]] for "John Ecles" traveling to America in 1635 is unrelated.

Revision as of 10:15, 9 January 2026

John Echols
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Born Circa 1650
Died ...
Parents John Echols (born 1619) and ...
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Children Richard Echols, ...



Summary

There is a record of the 1650 christening of a "John Eckles" son of "John Eckles"; however, this occurred in Nantwich, England. It is highly unlikely all of the following hold:

Despite the christened John Echols in England also being a junior, it seems likely that either:

  • John Echols (1619) traveled to Virginia in 1635 (age 16) and later had a son in Virginia (in which case the christening is an unrelated coincidence); OR
  • John Echols (1650), not John Echols (1619), was the first in the line to travel to America and the Genealogy: A Journal of American Ancestry for "John Ecles" traveling to America in 1635 is unrelated.