In 1635, five youths named Beamon\Beamond came from England to America. They were: Thomas age 29 to Virginia, William age 27 to New England, John age 23 to New England, Gamaliel age 12 to New England, and Simon age unknown to New England. 
- William married 12-09-1643 to Lydia Danforth the daughter of Nicholas. They settled in Saybrook Connecticut. William died 02-04-1699, Lydia died 08-16-1686 they had eight or nine children: Lydia, Mary, Elizabeth, Deborah, Abigail, Samuel, Rebecca, and maybe a Sarah. 
- Simon settled in Springfield, he married 10-15-1654 to Alice Young. Simon died 1676, Alice died 10-05-1708, they had children: Simon, John, Daniel, Thomas, Josiah, Mehitable, Benjamin, Ruth, Samuel, Alice, Mary and Abigail. [Someone handwrote in the book next to Mary that she married a John Miller of Springfield.] Simon's daughter Ruth mentioned here may be the ancestor. 
- Josiah Beamon\Beamond m2.04-29-1646 Lydia Warner, lived in Springfield, Brookfield and Deerfield 
- Gamaliel born 1623 came on 05-__-1635 in the ship "Elizabeth and Ann" to Dorchester (Norfolk) Massachusetts. He was a proprietor in 1649. In 1661 he moved to Lancaster (Worcester) Massachusetts but returned a few years later to Dorchester. Children: Thomas, John, Mary, Sarah and Noah. 
- John born 1612 came on 04-15-1635 on the ship "Elizabeth", settled at Salem. He was a proprietor in 1640. 
- William born 1608 came on 04-15- 1635 on the ship "Elizabeth", settled at Salem by 1637. 
- John in Scituate (Plymouth) Massachusetts around 1643. 
Gamaliel born 1623 England, came to New England in 1635. He was a proprietor in Dorchester in 1649. He was one of the incorporators of Lancaster. 
Gamaliel died 1707 leaving a son John whose son Gamaliel born 1684 died 1745 at Sterling (Worcester) Massachusetts. 
John Beamon\Beamond had children were: John b.16570212 m.Martha Dennis lived in Enfield CT, Daniel b.16590116 died unmarried, Thomas b.16601029, Josiah b.16620204, Mehitabel b.16700816, Benjamin b.16710820, RUTH, Alice, Mary, Abigail (one of those four daughters was b.16730611), Edmund, Samuel and Simon Jr. b.1675. This per "North America Family Histories 1500-2000". John was in Salem in 1640, Scituate 1643, Duxbury 1644

In 1635, five youths named Beamon\Beamond came from England to America. They were: Thomas age 29 to Virginia, William age 27 to New England, John age 23 to New England, Gamaliel age 12 to New England, and Simon age unknown to New England. 
- William married 12-09-1643 to Lydia Danforth the daughter of Nicholas. They settled in Saybrook Connecticut. William died 02-04-1699, Lydia died 08-16-1686 they had eight or nine children: Lydia, Mary, Elizabeth, Deborah, Abigail, Samuel, Rebecca, and maybe a Sarah. 
- Simon settled in Springfield, he married 10-15-1654 to Alice Young. Simon died 1676, Alice died 10-05-1708, they had children: Simon, John, Daniel, Thomas, Josiah, Mehitable, Benjamin, Ruth, Samuel, Alice, Mary and Abigail. [Someone handwrote in the book next to Mary that she married a John Miller of Springfield.] Simon's daughter Ruth mentioned here may be the ancestor. 
- Josiah Beamon\Beamond m2.04-29-1646 Lydia Warner, lived in Springfield, Brookfield and Deerfield 
- Gamaliel born 1623 came on 05-__-1635 in the ship "Elizabeth and Ann" to Dorchester (Norfolk) Massachusetts. He was a proprietor in 1649. In 1661 he moved to Lancaster (Worcester) Massachusetts but returned a few years later to Dorchester. Children: Thomas, John, Mary, Sarah and Noah. 
- John born 1612 came on 04-15-1635 on the ship "Elizabeth", settled at Salem. He was a proprietor in 1640. 
- William born 1608 came on 04-15- 1635 on the ship "Elizabeth", settled at Salem by 1637. 
- John in Scituate (Plymouth) Massachusetts around 1643. 
Gamaliel born 1623 England, came to New England in 1635. He was a proprietor in Dorchester in 1649. He was one of the incorporators of Lancaster. 
Gamaliel died 1707 leaving a son John whose son Gamaliel born 1684 died 1745 at Sterling (Worcester) Massachusetts. 
John Beamon\Beamond had children were: John b.16570212 m.Martha Dennis lived in Enfield CT, Daniel b.16590116 died unmarried, Thomas b.16601029, Josiah b.16620204, Mehitabel b.16700816, Benjamin b.16710820, RUTH, Alice, Mary, Abigail (one of those four daughters was b.16730611), Edmund, Samuel and Simon Jr. b.1675. This per "North America Family Histories 1500-2000". John was in Salem in 1640, Scituate 1643, Duxbury 1644

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1660: England - The Commonwealth of England ends and the monarchy is brought back during the English Restoration
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1661: India - Mehmed Koprulu dies and is succeeded by his son Ahmed
1662: France - Jacques Aymar-Vernay, who later reintroduced Dowsing into popular use in Europe, is born
1663: France - France takes full political and military control over Its colonial possessions in New France, microscope of Hooke discovers cells
1663: Turkey, Austria-Hungary - Ottoman war against Habsburg Hungary
1664: England - Forestry book by John Evelyn called Sylva is published in England
1664: Hungary, Turkey - Battle of St. Gotthard (first of two), count Raimondo Montecuccoli defeats the Ottomans, the Peace of Vasvar is Intended to keep the peace for twenty years
1664: United States - British troops capture New Amsterdam and rename It New York
1665: England - The Great Plague of London (aka. Bubonic Plague, Black Death) kills 70,000 people
1665: Portugal, Congo - Portugal defeats the Kongo Empire
1666: England - The Great Fire of London burns most of the city
1667-1668: France, Netherlands - The War of Devolutionm France Invades the Netherlands, the Peace of Aix-la-Chapelle (1668) brings this to a halt
1667-1699: Turkey - The Great Turkish War halts the expansion of the Ottoman Empire into Europe
1668: Spain, Portugal - Peace Treaty of Lisbon between Spain and Portugal recognizes Portugal as Independent country
1669: Turkey, Crete - The Ottomans capture Crete
1670: Canada - The Hudson Bay Company is founded in Canada
1672-1673: Turkey, Ukraine - Ottoman campaign to help the Ukrainian Cossacks, John Sobieski defeats the Ottomans at the second battle of Khotyn (1673)
1672-1676: Poland, Turkey - Polish-Ottoman War
1672-1678: France, Netherlands - Franco-Dutch War
1672: Belgium - Lynching of Johan de Witt and his brother Cornelis de Witt in the Hague, William III of Orange takes power
1672: Netherlands, France, England, Germany - Rampjaar in the Netherlands, combined attack by France, England and two German states on the Republic of the United Provinces
1674: England - The Treaty of Westminster ends the war between England and the Republic of the United Provinces
1674: India - Maratha Empire founded in India by Shivaji
1676-1681: Russia, Turkey - Russia and the Ottoman Empire fight the second (of ten) Russo-Turkish Wars, Turkish victory
1676: Poland, Turkey - The Treaty of Zurawno brings Polish-Ottoman hostilities to a halt
1676: Turkey - Kara Mustafa becomes Grand Vizier
1678: Netherlands, France - The Treaty of Nijmegen ends the hostilities between the Netherlands and France
1680: United States, Spain - The Pueblo Revolt drives the Spanish out of New Mexico until 1692
1681: Hungary - The Pasha of Buda supports rebellion led by Imre Thokoly in Hungary
1682-1683: Turkey - The Ottomans make camp at Adrianople
1682: Russia - Peter the Great becomes joint ruler of Russia (sole tsar in 1696)
1682: Turkey - Sultan Mehmed IV, advised by Kara Mustafa, decides to disregard the existing peace treaty with Leopold I, due to expire in 1684
1682: United States - La Salle explores the length of the Mississippi River and claims Louisiana for France
1683: Austria - A Habsburg council of war is held in Vienna
1683: Austria - The Battle of Vienna finishes the hegemony of the Ottoman Empire in southeastern Europe
1683: China - China conquers the Kingdom of Tungning and annexes Taiwan
1685: France - Edict of Fontainebleau outlaws Protestantism in France, King Charles II dies
1686-1700: Turkey, Russia - The Russo-Turkish War (third of ten), Russia wins
1687: England - Isaac Newton publishes Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica
1688-1689: Netherlands, England - The Glorious Revolution starts with the Dutch Republic Invading England, England becomes a constitutional monarchy
1688-1691: Ireland - The War of the Two Kings in Ireland
1688-1697: France - The Grand Alliance sought to stop French expansion during the Nine Years War
1688: England - The Siege of Derry
1689: England, Ireland, Scotland - William ascends to the throne over England, Scotland, and Ireland
1689: England - John Locke publishes his first work called Letter Concerning Toleration
1689: Russia, China - The Treaty of Nerchinsk established a border between Russia and China
1689: Scotland, England - Battle of Killiecrankie is fought between Jacobite and Williamite forces in Highland Perthshire
1690: Ireland - The Battle of the Boyne in Ireland
1691: United States - Massachusetts Bay Colony and the Plymouth Colony merge. This is in response to an attempt started in 1685 by King James II attempts to establish control over the colonies
1692: United States - Salem witch trials in Massachusetts. Over twenty people are hung for being witches.
1693-1694: France - Famine in France kills two million
1694: England - Mary II of England dies
1694: England - The Bank of England is established
1696-1697: Finland - Famine in Finland wipes out almost a third of the population
1697: England - The earliest known first-class cricket match took place in Sussex
1699: England - Thomas Savery demonstrates his first steam engine to the Royal Society
1699: Turkey - The Treaty of Karlowitz ends the Great Turkish War
1700-1721: Russia, Sweden - Russia supplants Sweden as the dominant Baltic power after the Great Northern War
1700: Japan - The 1700 Cascadia earthquake (magnitude nine) occurs off the coast of the Pacific Northwest, the coast of Japan is struck by a tsunami
1701-1702: England - The Daily Courant and The Norwich Post becomes the first daily newspapers in England
1701-1714: Spain - War of the Spanish Succession (aka. Queen Anne's War) was a conflict which Involved most of Europe
1702-1715: France - Camisard Rebellion in France
1702: Japan - Forty-seven Ronin (aka. Forty-seven Samura) attack Kira Yoshinaka (court title of Ko-zuke no suke, a province overseer) and then commits seppuku (a form of Japanese ritual suicide by disembowelment, originally reserved only for samurai)
1703-1711: Austria - The Rakoczi Uprising against the Habsburg Monarchy
1703: Russia - St. Petersburg founded by Peter the Great, Russian capital until 1918
1704: Japan - End of Genroku period in Japan