Southern England and Scotland, is of the Kittery, Maine group.

fbc_history_brochure

 

In 1699, the present lot was donated to the Church by William Elliot……..

http://www.nps.gov/nr/travel/charleston/bap.htm

William Elliot finding is the son of Elizabeth Cutt Elliot Wetherick, family of Kittery (Eliot Neck) ME, Portsmouth (Boiling Rock) NH family.

Humphrey Elliot’s father is thought to be Robert Elliot, and here you can see he received an acre of land at Boyling Rock.

Robert Elliot was good friends to Episcopalian Rev. Robert Jordon. Being assigned an acre of land at Boyling Rock Point, in 1659, and Episcopalian, along with the name being spelled Ellett, like the Ellot of Ulster, Ireland which were Scot, and relating to Puritan Cutt, lends me to believe that Robert Ellot/Elliot was and indentured Scot via the Cromwellian English Civil War, which indentured Scots POW to Puritans in the American Colonies. It is felt that Robert Elliot first wife was an Ann? Pepperell, and likely death in child birth. The Champernowne, taking in youths, likely wanted children and adopted Humphrey, a Champernowne name because Capt Champernowne was related to Humprey Gilbert. It is felt as SC genealogy has indicated Champernowne, was suppose to be named Gilbert, but Robert the grandfather, likely had conflicts with that name coming out of Scotland.

 

William Elliot is felt to be the son along with Robert and Champernown of Boiling Rock; Portmouth, Maine just across from the Bapitist in Kittery, now Eliot, Maine.

It is felt that William Elliot is the son of Elizabeth Cutt Elliot Witherick.

It is felt that Champernown was first named Gilbert, but the Ulster Scot did not as lessees use the name Gilbert;

This shows that Robert Elliot a friend of Capt Francis Champernown, is the father of Humphrey.

 

As one can see that the Gilbert, by the Francis Champernown family came from the famous name Humphrey Gilbert.

 

My Y-DNA is found in Georgia, and it is felt to travel with the Witherick-Elliot family of Bapitist to South Carolina.

Feel to be a number of inconsistencies in the following;

 

Feel; Thomas, another William and Ann are of a Quaker family in the region,  of English origins;

There was more than one Willaim Elliot/William Elliott the region in the seventeenth century, felt to be considered sometimes one of the same.

Quakers not Bapitist;

“Records from the Elliott-Rowand Bible. Accompanied by an Account of the First Thomas Elliott and of Some of His Descendants”

 

The following note was received from Mr. A. S. Salley, Jr., too
late to be put in the proper place]:

January 23, 1689/90 “Thomas Elliott Carpenter & William Elliott Brick layer Exer”. of W*. Cooke gen’. dec d . James Stanyarne & Thomas Booth executed a bond to the Governor for their proper administration of the estate aforesaid. (Records Ct. Ord. 1672-1692, P. 384, Office Hist. Commission, S. C.)

Though spelling may not be correct, it is felt the Baptist is of Scottish Heritage and would spell his name William Elliot, and the Quaker of English heritage would spell the name William Elliott.

More info found in;

Fathers-Father-3

Fathers-Father-5

Mark Elliott       5/3/2015

 

Our Research – aqwn2431 – Generated by Ancestral Quest

It should be noted, that in early Charles Town – Charlestown – Charleston, now South Carolina, I found two groups of William Elliott families, one Baptist and the other Quaker. Though I’m of the Religious Society of Friends, it is the Champernowne Elliott line of Kittery which carries my Y-DNA.

Mark Stephen Elliott YSEQ 4069 Y-DNA and mtDNA accessed denied to my FTDNA 101829 Y-DNA and mtDNA tests. 3/31/2025

Elliot Maine Quakers

FIRST QUAKER MEETING HOUSE | Eliot Historical Society

Quakerism in the Piscataqua. PDF

Note;

There are two male Y-DNA lines in grandfather Mark Elliott’s family: father Loren Spencer Elliott and his younger brother Jack (could have been John, the English form of the Scottish Jack), Mark Elliott. Loren had three sons: Mark, Bob (Robert), and Jim (James). Jack had three sons: Craig (from the Scottish word for Craigs, a rocky peak), Dick (Richard), and Kirk (a Germanic-Scottish word for church).
I didn’t know Dick was officially a Richard until he was baptized in Mt. Ayr (Ayr of Bobby Burns’ hometown), Iowa, USA. The Methodist Church essentially evolved from Catholicism to the Anglican-Episcopalian-Methodist faith. John Wesley is considered the founder, and John Wesley Powell of the Father of the Grand Canyon was a pastor. Scots are prone to nicknames. For Andrew, the nickname in Scotland is Dand, which became Daniel in the early Irish Ulster plantation.       Mark Stephen Elliott 4/1/2025