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   Stephen Bachiler (About 1561 – 28 October 1656) was an English clergyman who was an early proponent of the separation of church and state in the American Colonies. He was also among the first settlers of Hampton, New Hampshire.

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   May 7, 2024 · Stephen Bachiler, the first pastor and the founder of the town, deserves more than a passing mention. He was a man over whose life hangs the shadow of a mystery. Was he stern and morose, subject to violent outbreaks of passion?

   • Location: Wherwell

   • Spouse: Mary Magdalene Turner, “The Scarlet Letter

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   How old was Stephen Bachiler when he founded Hampton?

   • The Reverend Stephen Bachiler founded the town of Hampton in 1638-9 at the age of about 77 years. He probably died in London in 1656 (not in Hackney in 1660 as is so often reported). Although his origins in England are unknown, he led a long and colorful life. Much has been written about him, a lot of which is untrue or inaccurate.

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   What happened to John Bachiler's church records?

   • The church records havedisappeared. Bachiler was excommunicated by the Hampton church on unfounded charges of “scandal”, but protested to Governor Winthrop and was later reinstated. The charges involve the disruption of churches and an alleged proposal to commit adultery with the wife of a neighbor in Hampton.

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   What happened to Stephen Bachiler's chair?

   • Stephen Bachiler’s chair was on loan to the New Hampshire Historical Society from 1958 to 1986. The loan was returned to the heirs of the lender in 1986 at their request. The chair was thensold by the heirs and is now (2010) at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City

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   Who was John Bachiler and what did he do?

   • Bachiler was to be its minister and leader. Although the settlers sailed to America in 1631, the project was abandoned. Bachiler was 70 years old when he reached Boston in 1632, and gathered his followers to establish the First Church of Lynn (then Saugus).

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   May 16, 2010 · Stephen BACHILER (c.1561 – 1656) ( Wikipedia) was an English clergyman who was an early proponent of the separation of church and state in America. He was Alex’s 11th Great Grandfather; one of 2,048 in this generation.

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   founding of the town in 1638. The Reverend Stephen Bachiler founded the town of Hampton in 1638-9 at the age of about 77 years. He probably died in London in 1656 ( not in Hackney in 1660 as is so often reported ). Although his origins in England are unknown, he led a long and colorful life.

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   Stephen Bachiler (b.ca.1561) was a pastor and a Puritan in Wherwell, Hampshire, England. He spent some time in exile in Holland, and later returned to London to help organize the Plough Company in 1630. This was to be a colonizing company, and he was to be the pastor.

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   Stephen, Daniel and Matthew to New England. A foundress of the town of Sandwich in Cape Cod, named after John’s birthplace in Kent, she died at Yarmouth, Barnstable, Massachusetts. Stephen Bachiler (1594 -1680) was ordained Deacon in 1613. After being accused, along with his father, of slandering a neighbouring clergyman, he left the ministry

9. www.wikitree.com › wiki › Space:Stephen_Bachiler_inStephen Bachiler in Dow's History of Hampton - WikiTree

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   He went first to Ipswich, then Newbury, and then Winnacunnet (Hampton). Wm Samborne and Timothy Dalton were both associates in the ministry. Dalton was Teacher to Bachiler's Pastor. He fell out over beliefs with Dalton, and was excommunicated in 1641, restored 1643 but not as pastor. He was over 80 by now.