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8 Aug. 1696-Thomas Bowen, carpenter, and Thankful Bowen of Rehoboth for £100 deeded to Francis Wilson of Oburn, Middlesex County, Mass., "planter" 20 acres at Rocky River in Rehoboth. Witnesses: John Brooks, Joseph Mason, and John West [Ibid., vol. III, p. 206].
4 Sept. 1696-Nathaniel Cooper and Thomas Cooper, the younger, of Reho- both, husbandmen, for £5 deeded to Capt. Thomas Leonard and Lieut. James Leonard, yeoman, of Taunton 5 acres of upland and swamp in Rehoboth near to Old Cedar Swamp [Ibid., vol. II, p. 32].
6 Sept. 1696-Alexander Widdicum of Swanzey, Tayler, for £10 deeded to Capt. Timothy Brooks of Swanzey, yeoman, "my house and 30 acres on the East Side of Palmer's River in Rehoboth". Witnesses: John Haile, John West, and George Lawton [Ibid., vol. II, p. 138].
14 Sept. 1696-Allexander Widicamg, Rehoboth, appointed his friend Nicholas Moorey of Taunton his Attorney to sell 30 acres of land in Rehoboth "I bought of Mr. James Brown as by his Deed to me May appeare Bearing Date February 28, 1690/1 with a house on the land". Witnesses: Tristrum Bowerman, Stephen Caswell, and Phillip King [Ibid., vol. II, p. 170].
24 Sept. 1696-John Shaw of Swanzey for £140 deeded to Thomas Earle of Dartmouth land in Swanzey near Mattapoiset. Signed, John Shaw and Hannah Shaw [Ibid., vol. II, p. 11].
10 Nov. 1696-Samuel Newman, Sr., of Rehoboth, yeoman, for valuable consideration deeded to George Webb of Little Compton 60 acres on the East side of Palmer's River in Rehoboth in the last 2000 acre divi- sion. Witnesses: Samuel Milerd and William Carpenter [Ibid., vol. II, p. 156].
2 Dec. 1696-John Thompson of Reding, Middlesex County, Mass., husband- man, for £10 deeded to George Webb of Little Compton, farmer, "my Dwelling house & house lott" in Rehoboth of 60 acres on East side of Palmer's River. Witnesses: Samuel Millerd and William Carpenter [Ibid., vol. II, p. 157].
9 Mar. 1697-Stephen Paine of Rehoboth, Gent., for £35 deeded to Henry Sweeting of Rehoboth, clothier, 3 acres in Rehoboth. Witnesses: Nathaniel Chaffee, Thomas Ormsbee, and Jonathan Chaffee [Ibid., vol. IV, p. 370].
1 July 1697-Henry Stacey of Providence, R. I., for £32 5s deeded to Silvanus Scott of Providence 50 acres on the South Neck of the Patucket River in Rehoboth or Attleborough. Witnesses: Moses Read, John Cary, and Abigail Cary [Ibid., vol. III, p. 449].
1 July 1697-Henry Stacey of Providence for £25 deeded to James Stevenson of Springfield, Hampshire Co., Mass. Bay, 50 acres "in Rehoboth or Attleborough, or one of them" which lot Stacey bought from Stevenson -a mortgage deed to be paid within two (2) years. Signed, X mark
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of Henry Stacey. Witnesses: Moses Read, Silvanus Scott, and John Cary [Ibid., vol. III, p. 353].
1 July 1697-James Stevenson of Springfield, County of Hampshire, Mass., administrator to the estate of John Stevenson late of Rehoboth, de- ceased, and Joanna his wife, for £58 10s deeded to Henry Stacey of Providence, R. I., all houses, lands, etc., in Rehoboth belonging to said James as heir to his Brother John Stevenson. Witnesses: Abigail Cary, Silvanus Scott, Moses Read, and John Cary [Ibid., vol. II, p. 115].
31 Dec. 1697-Samuel Miles of Boston, clerk, for £280 deeded to "William Howes of Boston, chyurgeon, in Swanzey and Rehoboth: 15 acres at Torrey's Creek and 16 acres at Wachamokett Neck". Signed, Samuel Miles and Ann Miles. Witnesses: Tho. Jackson, Edward Hill, and Eliazer Moody, Servt. [Ibid., vol. II, p. 184].
8 Apr. 1698-Stephen Paine of Rehoboth, yeoman, for £24 deeded to William Carpenter, yeoman, and Josiah Carpenter, cordwinder, both of Reho- both a tract of fresh meadow on the northerly end of Mr. Brown's Pond, so-called. Witnesses: James Carpenter and Obediah Carpenter [Ibid., vol. II, p. 240].
10 June 1698-Barachia Lewes of Dedham, Suffolk County, Mass., for £20 deeded to Isaac Lewes of Rehoboth, husbandman, 30 acres on the East side of Palmer's River in Rehoboth. Witnesses: Josiah Fisher, Timothy Whiteing, and John Lewes [Ibid., vol. III, p. 354].
19 Oct. 1698-Lieut. Joseph Brown of Rehoboth for £8 deeded to Gidion Crofferd of Providence, R. I., merchant, 3112 acres in Wachamoket Neck, Rehoboth, at a place called the "hoggpens". Witnesses: Cor- nelius Darling and Jabez Brown [Ibid., vol. II, p. 298].
19 Oct. 1698-Joseph Brown of Rehoboth, husbandman, for a valuable con- sideration deeded to Cornelius Darling of Attleboro, husbandman, 24 acres on Northerly side of Rehoboth at a place called "the Mile & a halfe". Witnesses: Jeremiah Child, Jabez Brown, and William Car- penter [Ibid., vol. III, p. 53].
10 Dec. 1698-Enoch Hunt of Rehoboth, yeoman, for a valuable considera- tion deeded to Nathaniel Millerd 12 acres of land on East side of Palmer's River in Rehoboth. Witnesses: John Peck, John Redway, and Samuel Palmer [Ibid., vol. III, p. 29].
30 Dec. 1698-Stephen Paine, Deacon Samuel Peck, Ensign Enoch Hunt, Samuel Paine and Nathaniel Paine of Rehoboth and John Paine of Swanzey, and Jacob Pepper of Rocksberry and Daniel Aldis of Dedham, husbandmen, for £25 deeded to Henry Bragg of Bristol two 50 acre lots of upland near to Wolfe Bridge Run in Rehoboth. Witnesses: Na- thanial Chaffee and John Bowen [Ibid., vol. III, p. 258].
7 Mar. 1698/9-Capt. Andrew Willett of Kingston, alias Rochester, in the Colony of Rhode Island, for £26 deeded to Sarjant John Butterworth of Rehoboth, miller, 54 acres in Wachamoket Neck in Rehoboth. Wit- nesses: William Carpenter, Nathaniel Carpenter, and Henry Sweeting [Ibid., vol. III, p. 97].
9 Jan. 1699-Jacob Pepper of Rockberry, Suffolk County, Mass., and Daniel Aldis of Dedham, Suffolk County, Mass., husbandmen, appointed "our Brother Mr. Samuel Peck of Rehoboth" our attorney to act for us concerning the estate of our brother Benjamin Pain late of Bristol, deceased. Witnesses: John Aldis and Josiah Bollt [Ibid., vol. II, p. 1/2].
29 Mar. 1699-Mary Millerd, one of the witnesses swore that she saw Robert Millerd sign, etc.,-thus proving that he was then dead. The other witnesses later did the same. Witnesses: Thomas Litchfield, X mark of Mary Millerd, and John West [Ibid., vol. III, p. 109].
24 June 1699-Appointment by the General Court of Massachusetts Bay of John Saffin, John Brown, Thomas Leonard, and Nicholas Peck, Esq., as Justices of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas for Bristol County [Ibid., vol. III, p. 57].
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6 Sept. 1699-Enoch Hunt of Rehoboth (whereas Deacon Samuel Peck of Rehoboth by virtue of a marriage with the relict of Peter Hunt, Jr., had certain interest in land where now said Enoch Hunt's house stands, "being the house lott where several years since John Woodcock dwelt" and Samuel Peck having released his interest) deeded to said Samuel Peck 2 acres of salt meadow in Rehoboth. This was by way of con- sideration for the previous release of Peck's interest. Witnesses: Benjamin Hunt, John Butterworth, and William Carpenter [Ibid., vol. III, p. 199].
1 Feb. 1699/1700-Francis Stephens, Sr., of Rehoboth for £9, 10s deeded to "my son-in-law Pelege Roads of Pautuxet, Providence, R. I., husband- man, 50 acres in the north of Rehoboth." Witnesses: Daniel Fuller, John Ormsby, and William Carpenter [Ibid., vol. III, p. 93].
16 Feb. 1700-Samuel Barney of Rehoboth, "cordwayner", for £100 deeded to Thomas Bowen of Swanzey, yeoman, 90 acres on the west side of Palmer's River in Rehoboth. Witnesses: John Watts, Israel Barney, and John West [Ibid., vol. IV, p. 207].
6 Aug. 1700-Thomas Bowen of Rehoboth, yeoman, for £70 deeded to Samuel Winslow of Harwich, Barnstable County, Mass., cordwainer, 90 acres on west side of Palmer's River in Rehoboth. Witnesses: Hezekiah Luther, Zachariah Eddy, and John West [Ibid., vol. IV, p. 261].
5 Nov. 1700-Thomas and Thankful Bowen of Rehoboth for £143 deeded to Thomas Shaw of Rehoboth 20 acres at Rocky River in Rehoboth to- gether with one-third part of a Grist mill. Witnesses: Isaac Mason, Isaac Bowen, and John West [Ibid., vol. III, p. 205].
5 Dec. 1700-Thomas Shaw of Rehoboth, brickmaker, for £70 deeded to Thomas Bowen of Rehoboth, yeoman, 20 acres at Rocky River in Rehoboth together with one-third part of a Grist Mill thereon. Wit- nesses: Isaac Mason, Isaac Bowen, and John West [Ibid., vol. III, p. 244].
27 Dec. 1700-Mary Sabin, widow, and Israel Sabin, of Rehoboth, miller, for £39 deeded to Henry Sweeting of Rehoboth, clothworker, 12 of a corn mill and fulling mill on the Mill Falls in Rehoboth with 12 a dwell- ing house and the mill Dam upon the Great River, etc. Witnesses: Samuel Sabin, William Carpenter, Ephraim Carpenter, and John Ormsby [Ibid., vol. IV, p. 372].
13 May 1701-Israel Dogget of Edgartown, Dukes County, Mass., for £80 deeded to Thomas Buttler of Edgartown 6 parcels of land in Rehoboth: two of 11 acres, one of 18 acres, one of 15 acres, and one of 25 acres in Rehoboth and land in Swanzey, "Lately belonging to Thomas Dogget, Esq., Dec'd father to the said Israel Dogget". Witnesses: Matthew Mayhew, Samuel Merrie, and Matthew Mayhew, Jr. [Ibid., vol. III, p. 25534].
26 May 1701-Samson Mason of Rehoboth, Cordwainer, for £3 deeded to John Hunt of Rehoboth, yeoman, 6 acres in Wachamoket Neck. Wit- nesses: William Carpenter and Daniel Carpenter [Ibid., vol. IV, p. 315]. 18 Nov. 1701-Thomas Buttler of Chilmark, Dukes County, upon Martin Vinyard, for £7 deeded to Joseph Doggett and Nathaniel Doggett in Rehoboth, wheelwrights, 114 acres of salt meadow at The Hundred Acre Meadow in Rehoboth. No witnesses [Ibid., vol. IV, p. 152].
1 Dec. 1701-Samuel Salsbury of Rehoboth in consideration of a marriage between Samuel and Jemima, now wife of the sd. Samuel Salsbury and daughter of the sd. John Martin, deeded to John Martin of Swanzey 40 acres on the East side of Palmer's River in Rehoboth. This is a covenant to stand seized. Witnesses: James Brown, Ann Brown, and Martha Brown [Ibid., vol. III, p. 337].
21 Dec. 1701-John Butterworth, Sr., of Rehoboth, cooper, for a valuable consideration deeded to "my son John Butterworth, Jr." 47 acres at Chestnut Hill in Rehoboth. Witnesses: David Cary, John Cary, and John Cary, Jr. [Ibid., vol. III, p. 377].
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10 Feb. 1701/2-Joseph and Hannah Brown of Rehoboth for a valuable consideration deeded to Timothy Ide of Rehoboth 114 acres at The Hundred Acres in Rehoboth. Witnesses: David Smith and Abigail Smith [Ibid., vol. III, p. 452].
28 Apr. 1702-Samuel Palmer of Rehoboth for a valuable consideration deeded to George Leonard of Taunton two allotments to be taken up in the north side of Rehoboth each of them being 1212 acres together with a half share of undivided land to which allotments belong. Wit- nesses: Elisha Peck and Daniel Smith [Ibid., vol. III, p. 439].
28 Apr. 1702-"Benjamin Allen of Rehoboth . . . attorney unto Mary Allen, administratrix, & Stilson Allen, administrator, of ye estate of Mr. William Allen late of Salsbury in the County of Essex in New England, aforesd. Dec'd Have Received of Samuel Palmer of Rehoboth aforesd., late Constable there" £14, 4s, 6d in payment of a judgment. Wit- nesses: John Ormsby and Jonathan Ormsby [Ibid., vol. III, p. 363].
30 Dec. 1702-Joseph Peck, Sr., of Rehoboth, yeoman, deeded to "my son Samuel Peck" 200 acres land and dwelling house on west side of Palmer's River in Rehoboth. Witnesses: Thomas Ormsby, Samuel Bullock, and Deborah Kiby [Ibid., vol. IV, p. 204].
6 Dec. 1703-Thomas Bowen for £70 from Redington Mowry quit claimed to Thomas Shaw a third part of a grist mill "bearing date 1 Sept. 1701". Witnesses: Simon Davis and John Cary [Ibid., vol. IV, p. 168].
15 June 1704-John Crabtree of Rehoboth, Joyner, in consideration of love and affection deeded to "my son John Crabtree, Jr." 36 acres in North Purchase of Rehoboth. Witnesses: Samuel Robinson, John West, and Hugh Gye [Ibid., vol. IV, p. 328].
28 July 1704-Thomas Butler of Chilmark, Dukes Co., for £12 deeded to John Doggett of the same place land and meadow in Rehoboth and Attleborough "which was formerly in the Tenure of Thomas Doggett, Esq., late deceased". Witnesses: James Allen and Icabod Allen [Ibid., vol. IV, p. 304].
14 Oct. 1704-William Dean of Rehoboth, carpenter, for £100 deeded to Ensign Moses Read of Rehoboth and Azrikam Peirce of Swanzey, husbandman, all "my house lot on both sides of Palmer's River in Rehoboth". Witnesses: Daniel Carpenter, Abiah Carpenter, and Elizabeth Carpenter [Ibid., vol. IV, p. 329].
16 July 1705-Hezekiah Peck of Swanzey, formerly of Rehoboth, Husband- man, for £100 deeded to Ephraim May of Swanzey, cordwainer, 43}4 acres of upland and meadow in Rehoboth "near the Hundred Acre Run with a Dwelling House on it". Witnesses: Joseph Peck, James Smith, and Elisha May [Ibid., vol. IV, p. 454].
INDEX
INDEX OF PERSONS
The commonly accepted spelling of the surname is placed first, followed by the variations in spelling found in this book. A name may appear more than once on a page.
ABBOTT Abbot Dan 18
ANDROS - Governor 94 Edmund Sir 59
ABELL Abel Robert 155
ADAMS Arthur 150 John 154 156
ADDERTON Jonathan 109
ADDINGTON Anne 34 Isaac 34
AINSWORTH -31
ALBEE Alby Benjamin 72
ALCOCKE George 119 Thomas 122
Joseph 168
Josiah 112 Penelope 69
Richard 162 164 Tho: 18
ASHTON Henry 18
ASPINWALL-122 123 Peter 129 130 William 116 122
ATHERTON - Capt. 53 67 Humphrey 18
ATKINS Adkinse Samuel 65 97
ATWOOD John 153
AUSTIN - 18 70 95 98 138 142
AVERY Samuel 127
BABCOCK Badcock Badcocke Benjamin 95 Robert 110
BACKUS-89
BAILEY-28 John 152 Sarah Loring 28 Theophilus 152
BALDWIN Thomas 143
BALL John 61 BALLOU John 87
BALSTON Baulston - Mr. 145
William 116 William Lieut. 135
BANKS-127
BARBER Samuel 112
BARKER James 140 James Ensign 135 John 97 John Sergt. 87 97 Robert 97 Robert Sergt. 97
BARNAM Richard Corp. 59
BARNARD John Rev. 28 Thomas Rev. 28 BARNES Thomas 72 166 BARNEY Israel 171 Samuel 171
BARRES Joshua 51 52 BARRETT James 66 95 John 111
BARROWS Barrow -31 BARSTOW Jer: 14
BARTLETT - 86 97 142 143 144 146
BASS Basse Jonathan 72
BASTOW see Barstow BATT Ann 126 Thomas 126
BAYLIES-8 20 Francis 3 9
BEACHAM Beauchamp John 153 Robert 123
BEERS Beare Beer Beere Beeres
Benjamin 17
Rachel 17
Richard Captain 107
Richard Lieut. 108 Robert 11 12 17 22
BELCHER - Corporal 63 Joseph Quartermaster 59
BENDALL Edw. 123 BENNETT Bennet Ed: 18 John 66 Peter 59 112 Richard 112
Sam. 124
BENTLEY Bently William 111
BEREMAN-14
BESSE Bessey Daniel 14 David 14
BETTS Beates Bets Richard 123
BEWITT Bewat Bewett 96 Hugh 135 143
BISHOP Benjamin 112 Phanuel 16 Thomas 112 Wm. 146
BLACKBURN Blackborne Walter 118
BLACKINTON Pentecost 52
BLACKMORE Blackmer James 169 John 169
BLACKSTONE Blaxton -13 157
175
ANGELL Angel Angles James 18 John 18 111 162
Thomas 124
ANGIER Samuel Rev. 164 APLEGATE Thomas 117 ARNOLD ---- 8 9 17 80 Benedict 33 Benedict Governor 69 Damaris (Wescott) 69
ALDEN John 153 ALDIS Daniel 170 John 170
ALDRIDGE Aldridg William 61
ALEXANDER THE GREAT Elikssander 31 48 ALISTON Thomas 112 ALLEN Allin Allyn - 140 Anna 128 161 Benjamin 172 Christian 165 Daniel 162
Deborah 157 Icabod 172 Isaac 168 Jacob Ensign 59 James 128 161 172 John 155 156 157 158 160 165 John Capt. 23 Jnº 24
Martha 124 128 161
Mary 172 Nehemiah 48 Nemiah 64 Ralph 159 Stilson 172 William 160 162 163 172
ALLERTON Isaac 116
ALLEY Hugh 118 ALMY Almie ----- 84 --- Mr. 89 94 102 106 Ann 94 Audrey 94 Christopher Capt. 94 William 94
ALSON Thomas 61
AMIDOWNE Amadown Roger 159 AMSDEN Isaac 112
ANDREWS Andrewes Richard 153 Thomas 109 William 123
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BLACKSTONE cont'd Mr. 9 John 167 BLAKE Blaike Caleb 14 BLANTON Willi: 117 William 117 BLINCO Blincott Charles Sergeant 59 112 BLISS Blise 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19
46
George 144 Jonathan 47 155 159 164 167 Miriam (Harmon) 47 Rachel 47 Samuel 167
Thomas 121 122 124 128 140 142
BLOWER John 126 BL Y Blighe Thomas 95 Samuel 95
BODGE - 1 53 59 60 61 63 65 66 68 70 95 101 103 104 107 108 109 111 112 Mr. 111 130
George Madison Rev. 1 58 108
BOLEYN Anne 36 BOLT Bollt Josiah 170
BOLTON - 136 137 138
BOREMAN -14 Sam 14
BOSWORTH Abigail 124
Belamy 169 Benjamin 159 Elizabeth 124
Haniel 124 Jonathan 157 159 166 Joseph 167
Nathaniel 166
BOTTS Bott Xtopher 126
BOWEN Bowin Bowine Isaac 171 John 167 170
Joseph 160 Obadia 155
Obadiah 157
Obediah 164 167
Richard 121 122 128 140 142 153 154 155 156 157 159 160 167
Richard LeBaron 135 143 Samuel 149
Thankful 169 171
Thomas 167 169 171 172 Thomas Dr. 52 William 163 167
BOWERMAN Tristrum 169 BOWNE Hannah 145 John 145 147 149 BRADFORD- Capt. 19
Governor 58 Mr. 19 Major 12 15 96
Alice Mrs. 156 William 151 152 153 154 157 William Gov. 121 166 William Major 81 166
BRADSTREET -5 - Governor 5 - Lieut. Col. 28 Anne 28 100 Dorothy 5
BRADSTREET cont'd Dudley Col. 28 Sarah 83 Simon 5 28 115 Simon Gov. 83 100
BRAGG Henry 170 BRANCE John 14 BRASEY William 26 BRATTLE - Captain 24 109 - Mr. 62 Thomas Capt. 6 24 BRECK Robert 61 BRIDGES Bridge Charles 138 Sarah 138 146
Sarah (Cornell) (Willett) 138 Mathew Quartermaster 59
BRIGGS Brigs - Mr. 145
Thomas 160
BRIGHAM-3 Clarence S. Dr. 76
BRIGHTMAN-31
BROOKS Brookes Gilbert 164
John 169 Richard 111
Timothy 164 Timothy Capt. 169
BROWN Browne
- Lieutenant 84 92 93 98
- Mr. 19 55 90 91 142 170 Ann 168 171
Hannah 172 Henry 17 86
Jabez 167 168 170
James 26 33 46 88 94 97 154 157 158 159 160 162 165 167 169 171
James Lieut. 19 81 94 100 102 103 106
Jo. 26
John 19 20 26 27 96 114 115 119 138 145 153 154 155
156 157 160 163 164 165 168 170
Joseph 167 172
Joseph Lieut. 170
Lydia 158 162
Martha 171
Nathaniel 167 168
Richard 17
BUCKLAND Benjamin 14 158 Joseph 157 167 168 William 157 158 162
BUCKLEN James 52 Joseph 52
BUCKNAM John 112
BULGAR Richard 133 135
BULL John 111 Jireh 55
BULLARD Nathaniel 95
BULLEN Bulling - Ensign 110
BULLOCK Bullocke Elizabeth 17 John 168 Richard 155 157 Samuel 164 167 172
BUMP Sam: 14
BURBECK Burkback George 112 BURGESS Burges Thomas 111
BURNS Robert 32 BURROUGHS Burrough Bur- rows - 14 31 John 14
BUTTERWORTH John 148 155 162 163 164 165 169 171 John Sergeant 170 Nathaniel 163 Samuel 162 163 165
BUTLER Buttler Thomas 171 172
BYFIELD Nathaniel 167
CALLIOPE 38 CANTRELL William 61
CAREY Cary Abigail 169 170 David 171 John 169 170 171 172
CARPENTER Abiah 167 172 Abigail 160
Benjamin 166 Daniel 168 171 172
Elizabeth 172 Ephraim 171
Jacob 167 James 170
John 160 162
John Capt. 167
Joseph 153 156 158 160
Josiah 162 170
Nathaniel 52 167 170
Obediah 170
Samuel 63 158 160 161 163 167
William 30 47 80 142 153 155 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171
CARR Caleb 55 Robert Sir 146
CARTWRIGHT George Colo- nel 146
CASTRIOT George 48 CASWELL Stephen 169
CHADWICK John 52
CHAFFEE Chaffey Chafy
Jonathan 169
Joseph 160
Nathaniel 162 167 169 170
Thomas 157 158 160
CHAMBERLAIN George Wal- ter 130
CHAPIN - 140 146 CHAPMAN John 111
CHARLES King 54
CHASMORE Richard 124 125 130
CHESEBROUGH Cheesebo- rough Cheesbrough Chees- brook Cheesebrook #+ We William 114 115 116 118 119 120 162
CHILD Childs Jeremiah 170 Sam 14
CHISWELL Richard 2 CHITTENDEN Chittington -14 Benj. 14
CHRISTIAN William 61 CHUBB - Capt. 28
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CHURCH -1 58 64 70 82 83 86 - Captain 3 56 64 65 69 70 71 85 86 Mr. 64 Lieutenant 105 Benjamin 2 44 58 96 99
Benjamin Capt. 2 7 62 69 78 86 141 Benjamin Lieut. 58 68 David 112 Richard 141 142 Richard Sergeant 143 Thomas 2
CLAPP Clap
-14 - Widow 130
Abigail 130 Edward 130 John 130 Thomas 130
CLARK Clarke Aaron 129 Abigail 129 Elenº 115 126
Elinor 129 Elizabeth 120 129 Hanna 129
Hugh 66 James 119 120 121 128 129 130
Jeremy 140 Jeremy Capt. 134 John 129 John alias Kingman 129 Martha 129 Mary 129 Mercie 129 Samuel 129 Sarah 129
Sarah Mrs. 12
Thomas 126 130 154 156 157 Thomas Capt. 70 100 Thomas Lieut. 108 Thomas Maj. 70 William Capt. 12
CLEMENT Clements Tho. 18
CLIFTON Thomas 142
CLINTON Susan Lady 113 Thomas 113
GLIO 38 COBB Gershom 48 64
COBBETT Cobbet Thomas 122
CODDINGTON-Governor 59 135 Mr. 54 William 115 116 117 118 134 COKER Philip 112 COLBURN Colborne Colbren Elder 130 William 116
COLLIER Elizabeth 58 William 58
COLLINS-137
COMSTOCK Cumstock Daniel 143 CONANT - Mr. 117 CONDY Elizabeth 92 William Capt. 92
CONVERSE - Sergeant 110
COOK Cooke Francis 124 Hester 124 Richard 126
COOPER Coop - Deacon 94
Anne 162 Nathaniel 169 Thomas 49 121 140 142 148 154 155 156 162 164 165 169
COPE Edward 137 151 152 153 Edward Sir 152
CORBETT Thomas 2
CORNELL Cornwell see also Cornwall - 136 Ensign 138
Elizabeth 94
Elizabeth (Fiscock) 138
John 146 Rebecca 94 Richard 146 149
Sarah 138 Thomas 94 137 138 Thomas Ensign 136 137
CORNELLIS-34
CORNHILL - Mr. 137
CORNWALL see also Cornell 136
Ensign 138
Elizabeth 94
Elizabeth (Fiscock) 138
John 146 Rebecca 94 Richard 146 149
Sarah 138 Thomas 94 137 138
Thomas Ensign 136 137
COTTON - 15 31
Mrs. 14 19
John 15 19 22 46
John Rev. 9 12 13 15 25 32 34 83 Rossitter 13 25 Seaborn 15 Seaborn Rev. 5
COUWENHOVEN Jacob van 145
COVENTRY Jonathan 144 COWEN see Cowing
COWING Cowen Cowwen Joseph 14
COWLEY-46 CRABTREE John 172
CRAWFORD Crofferd Gidion 170 CROAD Croade John 91 Richard 158
CROCKER John 141
CROSBY Crosbey Joseph 95 CROSS John 112 Samuel 61 Thomas 139
CROW William 156
CRUMME Crum Samuel 27
CUDWORTH - Captain 58 62 65 73 81 82 88 102 105 106 - General 88 94
James 74 76 94
James Capt. 56 57 66 68 72 83 101 James Major 81 100
CURTIS Deodatus 168 Ephrajm 108 Philip Lieut. 109
CURTIS cont'd Rebecca 168 Solomon 168 CURWEN Coruin Corwin Cur- win -- Captain 110
George 25 George Capt. 110 111 John 25 John Capt. 25 Samuel 25
CUSHMAN Thomas 154
CUTLER - 69 - - Captain 109
CUTT Cutts --- Lord 59 CYRUS the Great 48
DAGGETT Dagget Doged Dogged Dogget Doggett
- 157 158 159
Anne 166
Israel 171 John 142 143 147 148 150 155 157 160 165 166 168 172
Joseph 168 171 Mayhew Deacon 52
Nathaniel 171 Thomas 166 171 172
DANFORTH Damport - Lieut. 110
Charles 112 Thomas 126
Thomas Gov. Lieut. 100
DANIELS Daniel Samuel 112 Simon 61
DARLING Cornelius 170
DAVENPORT Richard Capt. 126
DAVIS- 16 92 99 John 95 99 John Judge 92 Samuel 111
Simon 172 Walter Goodwin 127
DAVOL Davffall Devell William 121 153
DAVY Humphrey 35 105 108
DAY Samuel 52
DEAN Deane
-15
- Mr. 13
William 172
DENISON - 5 Captain 45 Major General 5 58
Daniel 5 Daniel General 100 104 Elizabeth 5
George 45 George Capt. 19 46
DEVOTION Edward 130 John 168
DEXTER - 3 58 64 65 70 86 Henry Martin 3 Gregory 135 143 Thomas 116
DIANO 42 DICHETTO see Dighenton DIGHENTON Dichetto James 112 DILLINGHAM John 116
DIXEY Dickse Dixy John 61 160 Thomas 140
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DODSON Gershom 14 DOLEBERRY Dolberry Elizabeth 92 DOLLING Dollin David 144 DONGAN - Governor DONNE -46
DOUGHTY Daughty Elias 147 149 Francis 137
DRAKE - 4 6 24 34 35 43 46 48 62 63 64 65 66 68 71 72 81 83 84 85 87 94 97 99 101
Samuel G. 2 6 71 92 95 97 104 DRAPER Nathaniel 125 DREW William 112
DRUCE - Lieutenant 65 John 65 Mary 65 Vincent 65
DRURY Hugh Lieut. 70
DUDLEY-Governor 119 Ann 5 59 Anne 5
Catherine 5 59
Joseph 5 56 58 59 60 65 66 Joseph Gov. 100 Patience 5 Rebecca 5 59
Thomas 113 115 118 Thomas Gov. 5 59
DUMMER William 5 59 DUNCAN Dunckin - Goodman 130 DUNNING Jonathan 109 112 DYER Dier Dyre Sam 55 William 94 140 144 William Lieut. 135 139
EAMES Eams Ems
- 14 John 14 Justus 166
EARLE Earl Earll Ralph 85 144 Thomas 169 William 146
EASTERBROOK Eastabrook Thomas 158 164 165 167
EASTON - Governor 10 Mr. 10 44 142
John 10 43 John Gov. 43 Nicholas 134 135 142
EDDY Zechariah 166 171
EDGARTON Edgerton Peter 111
EDMUNDS Edmonds Capt. 86 Andrew 7 86 163 Andrew Capt. 84 85 95 102 Mary 86
EDWARD VI 36
EELES Ela Eels Elle Capt. 85 John 146 156 ELIOT Eliott Elliot Elliott Elljot - Cornet 24 - Ensign 24 - Mr. 33 110
Asaph 95 Henry 112
ELIOT cont'd Jacob 24 59 Jacob Cornet 24 Jacob Ensign 6 John Rev. 24 43 100 104 129
ELIZABETH Queen 36 ELTON Elten John 123 138
ENDICOTT Endecott - Mr. 116 John 126 John Capt. 115
ENSIGN John 14
ERATO 38 ESSERY John 112
EUTERPE 38
EWOUTSE Cornelis Capt. 61
FALL John 48 64 FEAKE Feke
Elizabeth (Fownes-Winthrop) 145 Hannah 145
FELT-153
FENNER Arthur 86 124 125 Arthur Captain 35 86 Tho: 18
FERNSIDE ffirneside Firne- side -123
John 123
FESSENDEN - - General 64
FIELD Fjelds 81 87 98
Thomas 18
William 18 Zach: 18
FISCOCK Elizabeth 137
FISHER Josiah 170
FISK Fiske John 157 Joseph 111 Nathaniel 112
FITCH John 14 16 117 169
FITTS Fits John 13
FLETCHER-Ensign 110 FLINT John 111 Margery Mrs. 164
FLOOD - Lieut. 110
FOBES-14
FOLLOWAY Gab 141
FOOT-72
FORD Joseph 111
FORMAN Aaron 146
FOSTER John 2 4 John Capt. 52
FOWLER Foulers Richard 34
FRAIRY Frary Theophilus 59 60 Theophilus Lieut. 59
FREEMAN -58 Capt. 97
David 52 Edmond 153 Edward 152 John 97 John Capt. 81 96 97
FRITH-30 Henry 30
FROST-135
FUGRAME William 130 FULLER - Capt. 98 Ensign 110 Lieutenant 14 15 17 Abigail 162 Benjamin 167 Daniel 171 Edward 58
John 162
Jonathan 148 160 166 167 168
Robert 17 121 155 162 163 167
Samuel 163
Samuel Dr. 58 Samuel Lieut. 13
Matthew 58 98 Mathew Capt. 58 68 69 74
GAGE Hen: 14 John 14 Will 14
GAHASA 41
GALLUP Gallop Nathaniel 61
GARDNER Gardiner George 146
GARRETT Richard 154
GATLINE Gatleiffe Gatliffe Thomas 119
GAYLORD William 118
GEER Gere John 168
GERRISH -71
GIBBON Gibbins - - Major 119
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