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REYNOLDS HISTORICAL GENEALOGY COLLECTION
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THE
GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF RHODE ISLAND;
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COMPRISING THREE GENERATIONS OF SETTLERS
WHO CAME BEFORE 1690.
(WITH MANY FAMILIES CARRIED TO THE FOURTH GENERATION.)
BY
JOHN OSBORNE AUSTIN.
.
PRINTED BY JOEL MUNSELLS SONS. ALBANY, N. Y. 1087.
1576586
To the memory of James Savage
This work is dedicated 19990
...
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PREFACE
Any intelligent person is capable of becoming interested in family history. This interest is increasing in this country to such an extent that a great desire is now manifested by many, for a fuller knowledge of their ancestry. Such a knowledge encourages truly democratic ideas, by showing the universal brotherhood of the race.
The material gathered in these pages was drawn from many sources. It is presented to the reader by a clear method, requiring but little ex- planation; though the plan is a comprehensive one, and the arrangement in some respects original.
There is no attempt made to give a record of persons whose stay was but a temporary one in this colony. The towns annexed to Rhode Island in 1747, and later, are not considered to come strictly within the scope of this work ; yet many families in these towns are inclu led, par- ticularly in Tiverton and Little Compton, which were largely settled from the older part of the colony. In such cases, the towns are reckoned as though always within the bounds of Rhode Island.
It is the hope of the author that this book may prove an incentive to many family genealogies, whereby the records of individuals may be brought down to the present time. To the many persons and associations that have given valuable aid in supplying information, cordial thanks are tendered.
Providence, R. I., 1887.
JOHN OSBORNE AUSTIN.
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CONTENTS
DEDICATION
PREFACE
INDEX OF FAMILIES
vii
ABBREVIATIONS -
viii
-
DICTIONARY
1
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS
438
GENERAL INDEX
441
(1) Family names on other pages at later dates than on their own.
(2) Surnames of other families.
INDEX OF FAMILIES. (The names marked thus * include four generations. )
.Abbott Daniel Acres John
234
Carpenter William 3G 37
*Fry Thomas
298
King Clement
117 Pomeroy Orpheus 154
330
Porter John
15.5
*Albro John
234
Carr John
39
Gardiner George
81
George Peter
83
Allen John
*Case William
272
40
Gibson William
83
Ladd Joseph Lake David
118
*Power Nicholas Pratt John
356
Almy William Andrew John Andrews Elward
3344 3 3
*Champlin Jeffrey Chapman Hope Chapman Ralph
41 41
*Gould Jeremiah
304
Lanphere George
119
*Ralph Thomas Raudall John
15;
*Arnold Thomas
210 242
Clarke Carew
43
Greene John ( of
Lawton George
121
159
Ashley William
5
Clarke Jeremiah
44
Kings Towu) 86
Lawton John
12º
160
Ashton James
5
Clarke Joho
45
Greene John (of
Lawton Thomas 122
Reape Samuel
160
Audley John
5
Clarke Joseph
47
Newport) 87
Lav Edward
123
Reape William
160
*Austin Robert Austin William
6
Clemence Thomas 48 Clifton Thomas 48
*Greenman John Griffiu Robert 89
308
*Lippitt Jobn
336 *Rhodes Zacharialı Rice John
16.
Ayres Henry
8
49
*Grinnell Matthew Guttredge Robert
89
Babcock James
8
Cole Robert
50
1 Hall Henry
90
*Lyndon Josias
340
Roberts Thomas Robinson Rowland Rodman Thomas *Rogers James
1
Baker Thomas
10
Colvin John 52
Halsey George
91
Baker William
10
Colwell Robert
53
Harding Stephen
92
Ball Edwird
11
*Comstock Samuel Congdon Benjamin Cook John
54
Harndell John
93
Ballou Robert
12
*Cook Thomas
282
*Harris Thomas
310
Manchester Thomas 127 Mann James
Ross William Rutenburg John
168
Barker James
14
Cornell Thomas
54
*Hart Nichola- Havens William
93
*Manton Edward March Jonathan
130
Covey llope
58
*Hazard Thomas
320
131 Mathewson James Matteson Henry 132
Bennett John,
18
Crawford Gideon 61
Heath John
96
Mitchell Thomas 133
Bennett Samuel
18
Dailey John
Hetferman William
Morris Richard
134
194
Bernou Gabriel
19
Davis Aaron
62
*Helme Christopher Hicks Thomas
97
*Mott Alam
344
Shaw Anthony Sheffieldl Ichabod Sheldon Jolin (of
175
Blackstone William 21
Denison George
64
Hill Jonathan
08
*Mowry Roger
346
Bliss George
22
Dennis Robert
65
Hilliard William Hiscox William
98
Mumford Stephen 136
Boomer Matthew
23
Derby Francis
65
288 Hobson Henry
99
*Brayton Francis
250
Denge Tristram
60
Newbury Walter 135
252
Dolover Joseph
Holliman Ezekiel
102
Nicholson Joseph 139
Briggs John (of
Durfee Thomas
Ga
Hobnes Obadiah
103
Northup Stephen 140
Portsmouth) 25
*Dyer William
290
*Hopkins Thomas Hopkins Thomas (of Mashantatack) 105
*Olney Thomas Osborne Jeremiah
141
27
*Easton Nicholas Elles Philip
70
Uonse Walter
105
Pabodie William 141
258
Elmond+ Andrew
:0
Hubbard Samuel 106
Paine Anthony
142
Brown Henry
28
Eldred Samuel 71
Huling James 107
Painter Thomas
143
Brown N.cholas
Emery Anthony 72
Hall John 103
Palmer Henry 143
Brownell Thomas 29
Engtind William
Hall Josoph
10%
Pauker George 143
Parrott Simon 14+
Parsons Hugh 144
Badlong Francis Bulgar Richard *Ball Henry Ball Isaac
30
Evana Richard (of
Jarquei Aaron
110
Peabody John 145
Pearce John
146
Burdick Robert
31
Burgess Thomas
31
Furfield John
71
Fener Arthur
Fenner William.
25
200 Fieldt John
75
"Jeoffreys Robert
Johnson John
114
115
Joy Thomas
115
*Caulman William
Calverty E.hound
:15
268 Fisher Elward Flourlers Thomas Fan Juhn
79
Kelly Michael
118
Pinder Jacob 153
"C'ander Richard
270
Finster William
Kenyon John
116
Place Enoch 151
Suckling Theman Sweet John
194
Canunter Abiah
35
. Freeborn William
2206
Kilton Robert
110
Pococke John
154
9
Collins Elizur
51
Hall William 91
Macoone John
126
Balcom Alexander
10
280
Hargill Christopher
92
Ballou Maturin
12
13
Cooper Simon
54
*Hart Edward
314 Manu Thomas Mann Willinin 316 129 129
Sabeere Stephen
1
250 Cottrell Nicholas 57
*Hawking William
316
Mar-hail Edward
130
170
Baulstone William
16 17
Crandall John
58
Head Henry
94
342 *Sayles John
1 372
Bennett Robert
18
Crossman John 62
Hedley John
97
Moon John 133
Bentley William
19
322 Mosher Hugh 135
Billings Samuel
21
Davis Nicholas
*Davol William
234
Higgins Owen
95
Mout Nathaniel 133
Borden Richard Boss Edward
23
*Dexter Gregory Dickens Nathaniel
Hodgson Robert 100
Newbury Benjamin 137
Sheriff Thomas
Sherman Philip
Shipped David 1:0
Dungan William 67
Holmes Joshua
103
Niles Nathaniel 130
Sisson Richard Slocum Gifts 15
"smith Christopher
Brightman Henry 26
352
256 Earle Ralph
09
292 Horswel! Peter
105
*Smith John (The Mison Smith John ( Fhe Muler) Smith John fof
Prudence Island: 183 Smith John (of Warwic' . 184
*Browning Nathaniel Bryer Joseph 30
Evans Richard (of
*Inman Edward Irish John 110
326
Partridge Alexander 144 Patey Thomas 145
264
Providence) 73
Everden Anthony 73
James Thomas
Jame Willian
Jefferay William
Jenekes Joseph 112
I'olham Edward Pendleton James
119
Barrington William 33
Jennings Thomas 114
149
Stapleton Samuel If
*Burton William Buscent Peter Butts Thomas
33
34
Field Thomas Field William Fish Thomas
78
79
Kerse John
115
330 Perry Samuel Phenix Alexander 151 152 151 Partteplace Philip Phillipe Michaud Pierre Ephraim Pike Robert 15.3
158
.Cand Richard
Strange Int
1
Carr Caleb
Carr Robert
39
"Gereardy John
300
Allen William
236 Chamberlain John
40
274
Godfrey John
84
*Langford Thomas
336 *Pray Richard
358
Angell Thomas
Anthony John
Church Benjamin
41
Church Joseph
43
Gray Edward
85
Larkin Edward
121
Randall William Rathbone John Ray Simon
158
*Arnold William
248 Clarke Thomas
47
Greene John (of
Lewis John
124
Remington John
161
Warwick) 88
Lilly Henry
125
*Reynolds William
362 364
Ayrault Peter
*Codilington William Coggeshall John Cole John
50
*Low Anthony
338 Richmond Edward 163 164 Roberts Peter
Bailey Richard
9
Collins Arnold
51
Hannah Robert
91
*Malavery John Malins Robert 127
Mellett Thomas
125 Rose Tourmet 107
168
Barnes Richard
14
Corp John
56
Hawkins Richard
94
16
Cowlandi Ralph
59
Haz eton Charles 94
1:3
Beere Edward
Cranston John
60
Hearuden Benjamin 95
*Maxson Richard Mew Noel 133
*Scott Richard Scranton Thomas *Searle Elward Searle Richard Segar Jolin
174
Blackmar James
21
Mumford Thomas 136
Kings Town; 176 Sheldon John (of Providence) 176
*Brenton William Briggs John (of Kings Town) 25
Holder Christopher 102
Nichols Thomas 138
Shotten Simson 1-0
181
324
"Sinith Elward
1
Smith Richard Sinton William Snook John
Spencer John
Smak Robert
Sprayle Jointhan
14.
Pearce Richard
140
Porkh:un John 147
Burling ime Roger
32
200 Exten Thomas
lunt Bartholomew 100
"Brinley Francis Brooks Thomas Brown Beriah *Brown Chad
$24
Hohlen Randall
100
342 Salmon John Salter Samson Sands James Sanford John Saunders Tobias
1:0
Barnes Thomas 15 *Barton Rufus Baster Roger 15 Battey Samson
Cory William 50
*Harris William
312
Lockwood Abraham 125
308
Long Philip 126
Richardson William 163
Bailey William
Lytherland William 126
165
160
308
340 Rogers John Roome John
16;
53
276
Gifford Christopher
84
118
15%
*Gorton Samuel
302
Langworthy Andrew119
Goulding Roger
84
Lapham John
120
*Potter Nathaniel Potter Robert 156
154
Allrich Joseph
1 122 2
*Knight Richard
*Knowles Ilenry Knowlman Jobn 117
332 Potter George 155
Newport : 103
Smith John (of
Newport) 73
34
150
76
Jones John
Sir. ght Henry
123
3
Aylsworth Arthur
Lucar Mark 126
165
167
Birber Moses
+
169
:360
Casey Thomas
Dunn Richard 68
.
٩٧١٠
.. . ...
ABBREVIATIONS
+ after.
m. married.
(-) before.
d. died.
± about.
ex. executor.
w. widow.
div. divorced.
b. born.
1
1
---
193
Vaughan William 211 Tompkins Nathaniel 205 Torrey Joseph 200 Verin Joshua 212
Watson John 217
Wirkham Samuel 225
Tallman Peter
196
Tayer Benjamin
197
Tosh William 207
Tourtellot Abraham207
392
Tripp John 209
Turner Lawrence 200
·Wait Thomas
404 West Matthew 218
*Wilkinson Lawrence 416 *Willett Thomas
428
Thornton John 199
Throckmorton John 200
Thurston Edward 201
Tibbitts Henry 202
·Updike Gilbert
Utter Nicholas
211
*Warner John
408 Wickenden William 224
Woodward Joseph
232
Todd Walter 205
*Vaughan John
400 *Waterman Richard
408 *Wickes John
420 Wooley Emanuel
492
Tennant Alexander 198
"Tew Richard Thomas John 198
304 Turpin William 209
Tyler Joha 210
Walling Thomas 214
Wanton Edward
215 Weston Francis 2.10
*Williams Roger Wilson Samuel 230
Underwood Ilenry 210 Unthank
*Ward John (of Newport)
406
Whaley Theophilus 221 Whipple John 221
*Winsor Joshua
471
(Christopher) 211
306 Ward John (of
Whitford Parco 223
*Wodell William Wood John
230
Portsmouth) 216
Whitman Valentine 224
Woodman John
231
Tillinghast Pandion 202 Timberlake Henry 204
"Vernon Daniel
402
*Weaver Clement *Weeden James Wells Peter 217
412
Wightman George 220 227
414 Wilbar Samuel
-
Tavlor Robert 197
Vincent William 213
*Tefft John
Wells Thomas 218
Wilbur William *Wilcox Edward
4-16
Walker John 214
*Westcott Stakeley Westgate Robert 219
430
434
Taber Philip
1
3.
(JOHN,
14. ¿ d. 1099, 1 h.
I. ( MARGERY. m. 168, Oct. 19, (DANIEL TONHI,
\ h. 1063, Feb. 13. d.
of William
Tosh.
4. Sarah, 1695. Ang. 20.
5. William, 1695. Aug. 20.
6. Elizabeth, 1697. Feb. 10. 7. Martha, Lon. N.p. 8
". Hercy, 1703. Jan. 19.
1. Job, 1690, Sep. 9.
II. { MART'TA,
· ( b. 1608, Feb. 26. I d.
2. Rebecen, 1604. May 4.
1 b.
of Joseph & Jane ( )
Card.
4. Margery, 1701, Feb. 19. 5. Jane, 1:03. Sep. 18.
6. Sarılı, 1.05, Aug. 9.
ALDRICII.
JOSEPR' .. George'). m. 1662. Fr-b. 20,
j b. 1635. Jun. 4. 7 .L. 1701.
I. ( JOSEPH, (MARY,
3 b. 1663. Jul. 14. d. 1705, Apr. 24. i b.
Providence, R. L.
1. Joseph, 2. Elias, 3. Sarah,
1704, May 1. Will-proved 1703. Jul. 13. Ex. son Joseph. To wife Mary for life all lands and morcable estate, and after death of my loving mother Paudience Aldricb, an lands that I hvid of my father to be also for life to wile. To son Joseph at drecase of testator's wife and mother all lands that was my fathers andi 10 acres of the other farm in timber land. To youngest son Elias my homestead place. To daughter Sarab Aldrich, SG, paid her by sons when they enjoy the land.
Inventory £26, 4x 114. viz. : 3 cows, 2 heifers, yearling, 16 sweep, 10 lambs, a swine, tailors shears, gun. Hax, hemp, swarm of bees, &c.
llis will was presented by Samuel Ahirich, brother of deceased Joseph, the executor mentioned in the will being a child and incapable to administer, and town council appointed said Samuch as adminis trator therefore.
1713. Sep. 15 His widow by reason of insanity being unable to take care of berself, and Overseers of the Poor having committed her to care of John King, who demaude i money for ber maintenance, the administrator of her husband's estate was ordered to pay £4 to Overseers.
II. ( SAMUEL. 1 b.
1d. 1747, Apr. 2.
( JANE,
¿ d. 1747 + of
He was a tanner (Samuel Jr., was called in decds, weaver). 1701, May 6. Freeman.
1706, Mav. Hfc had leather worth 11# 22 , taken from him for not training, he being a Quaker.
1712. Mar. 1. Hesold John Mowry & acres for £2, 158., and Joseph Mowry 10 acres for 23, 108.
1713. Jun. 16. Taxed 164, 2d.
1716. Feb. 23. He deuded son James for love, &c., 77 acres.
1716, Oct 1. His nephew Joseph Abirich chose hun for guardian.
1718, Feb. 27. His son Sammel Aldrich, Jr, in a deposition calls his age about thirty-seven years.
1227. Sep. 9. He deeded son Peter for love, &c., 113 seres adjoining my now dwelling, with a house standing thereon, orchard. &c.
1733, Sep. 14 Smithfield. He deeded son John, for love, &c., homestead on which I dwell, 200 acres. with orchard, &c.
1747, Apr. 20. Administration to widow Jane.
Inventory, carpenter and coope-'s tools, linen yarn, pewter, corn, rye, flax, cider. 4 old deer skius, 2 calf skine, walking staff, warming pan, gun, bill of public credit, £184, 6s., bible, 3 cows, hog, &c.
ITI. ( EPHRAIM, 6 b.
t d.
m. BARBARA, { b.
d. of
1705, Jul. 3. " He being discoursed with by town council concerning his mother Patience Aldrich. as to her maintenance (be having her in his care »a had been agreed between Ephraim and his brother Joseph) signiGet to council that be would care for his mother and provide her with meat, drink, clothes, &c., for life. He also agreed to allow her all moveables that were his father's aud the use of what was his father s land until his brother Joseph's son who is to inherit it, is of age.
1713, Jun. 16. Taxed 4s.
175, Apr. 17. He and Barbara sold Obadiah Jenckes 51 acres with dwelling house, &c., for £220.
1728, Sep. 28 He bought of Joseph Williams, 118 acres and 102 poles for £118, 15s., said laud being at Paskhoag on both sides Paskhung river
1737, Oct 8, Glocester. He deeded son Daniel for love, &c., 20 acres, and land where dwelling house stands, north-easterly side of Paskhoug river,
IV. ( JOHN,
1 d. 1735, Mar. 17.
m. 1699, Mar. 20, ( MARTHA EVANS. $ b. ( d. 1235 + of Richard & Mary ( ) Evana
He was a miller.
1683, Now. 2. - He was bequeathed 30a., by will of his grandfather George Aldrich " on condition that be live with his grandmother during her life, according to his father's promise."
1701, May 26. Frerinan.
1726. Mar. 19. He decided son David for love, &e, 19 arres, and also 44 acres north-easterly from my corn mill. On same date he derded fs acres to son Jonathan.
1997. Jan. 18. He derded son John, farm, dwelling houses, orchard, meadow, Sc., all to be his at decease at wtf and wife, and also ten cows, two heifers, two steers, a ball, six yearlings, a bore, uxty eight sheep, two swine, cart, plow, chains, &c.
1729. Nov. 20. Will-codicil, 1735, Dec. 21-proved, 17:5, Sep. 1. Ex. son Joseph. To wife Martha all household goods, and half the rent of farm that son John liveth upon, which is €7. To son David a small strip of land from my now dwelling houses through lands left for a way to go to nexting. To son Aaron &'i Hands both sides of a brook except 19 acres. To ware Richard land north of a gond To san Nonh all land near Killingly between old and new line. To won lowph the other part of rent of farm | where son John liveth (viz. CD) as long as wife Martlet herth. Inc.slied bestates that lost given Be hand had been sold at his desire and money given him, and above that Joseph having gone away and Is hard come in his room, that therefore all road given Joseph is now to to given Richard. To parl Low ph an iron hur, an nugur, and dirige. The executorshop was referred by son desept and widow Martha bok administration of the perer al entale.
Inventory (+4, 11s. viz. : wraring apparel, books, pair of spectacles, pewter, woreted comb, carla, 2 Horn whe In, warming pan, old table, dr.
5 b. 1877, UCL 27.
V. JSARAN,
J b. Hi65, May 24.
1. Acres,
16-7. Apr. 5.
2. Margery,
14-9. Apr. 26.
m FIARGERY,
14. 1090 +
Dorchester, Ma, Newport. Now Shoreham, R. I. 1660. He was one of the sixteen purchase of Block Island, he and his newcity paying $400 therefor His name does not appear with those who had lots, the following war in the first division of lands, but he early come to the Riand. 1661. Oct. 20, Newport. He, Inte of Datcheder, Mv .. now of Newport, sold to seres, in Provi- dence, to William Reape of Newport.
1698. Nov. 12. Will-proved, 1995. Jan. 10. Exx. wil Margery. To ber all moveabies except legacies, To son-in-law Daniel Tosh and Mar- gery his wife, all right of land in Block Island. Narragansett and Westerly, for life; and then to grandson Acres Tosh. To son-in-law Job Card and Martha his wife and son-in-law Daniel Tosh and Margery his wife confirmation of lands on Block I-land, before derded To Danici Tosh a pair of stars. To daughter Margery Tosh an irou pot To wife Margery all the rest of the per sonal, and if she leaves any (state at her death, the two daughters are to have it. To wife the fred of three cattle provided by Daniel Tosh. On second thoughts he gives to daughter Mar- gery Tosh all Land on Block Island for life.
1
PATIENCE OSBORNE,
J b.
J. 1705, +
d. 1713 + of
of Osborne.
Braintree, Mass., Providence, R. I.
1692. Nov. 2 His father, by will of this date, gave bim his wearing apparel.
1697, Sep. 1. Providence. Taxed od.
1701. Jun. 26. He made an agreement with his son Joseph, that so long as he and his wife should live torether, bis said son Joseph should maintain them: giving to them three cows for their use. and ploughing an acre of land if we see cause, during our natural lives; and if either parent died the other was to possess same if need required. Joseph was to maintain bis parents in such manner as our condition require, according ! to best of his ability and our degree. In considera- | tion of this provision, he made over to his son Joseph, the house, house lot, orchard and 201 acres on due performance of agreement ; and so | long as we, his father and mother live together, half the orchard to be at our disposal for our use and maintenance. The moveables after de- cease of both parents were to go to son Joseph, except a bed, bedding, warming pan, frying pan. and skillet. Oververs of this agreement (or will) were to be Jobn Hawkins and Peter Place.
1.01, Ang. 20. Inventory £18, 39. 9d., viz. 3 cows, heifer, calf, 3 swine, warming pan, frying pan. wooden, pewter. and iron ware, table, cunirs, spinning wheel, sword, &c.
Providence. Smithfield, R. I.
1681
1. Samuel, 2. Peter.
3. James,
4. John,
1. Jolın, 2. Jonathan, 3. David. 4. Anton. 5. Richard, 8. Noah.
7. Joseph,
1.
ACRES. 2.
3. Jane, 142H. Max 5.
m. 1629, Nov. ( JOB CARD,
3. Martha, 1659. Apr. G.
Providence, Glocester, R. L 1. Daniel,
Providence, Scituate, R. I.
1
2
ALLEN (JOHN).
(Jons. mı. 1650, Oct. 14. ELIZABETE BACON,
7d. 1708, Oct. 30.
( b.
I. Į ELIZABETH. m. 1621, JJan. 15. NATHANIEL. TOMPKINS
5 h. 1051, Jul. 7 .. 1714, Mar. 24. 6 b. 1 d. 1724, of
Tompkins.
5. Samuel, 4. Priscilla, 1979, May 24. 1681. May. 24. 1085, Oct. 20.
6. Mercy,
7. Sarah,
8. Rebrces,
9. Hannab,
1. John, 1650.
II. ( MART,
5 b. 1653. Feb. 4. 1 d. 1716, +
2 Rowland, 1682, Jun. 18
3. Joseph,
( ROWLAND ROBINSON,
5 b. 1054. 7 d. 1716. of
Robinson.
+ Elizabeth,
III. ( JOHN,
5 b. 1654, Nov. 1 d.
6. Sarah.
7. Mercy,
8. William, 1693, Jan. 26.
IV. ( MERCY,
( b. 1656, Dec. 1d.
V. { PRISCILLA,
fb. 1839, Dec. 1d 1076, Oct. 24.
VI. ( SAMUEL,
5 b. 1661, Apr. d.
.
ALLEN (WILLIAM).
WILLIAM.
( b
m. ELIZABETH,
1 d. 1685. 4 b.
{d.1685 +
Portsmouth, (Prudence Island), R. I.
1683, Aug. 21. He and James Greene, Sr., were appointed as messengers to carry a letter from the Rhode Island Assembly to Governor Cran- field, of New Hampshire, at Mr. Richard Smiths' house at Narragansett, and they were to bring answer to Assembly.
1685, Jun. 2. Will-proved 1695, Jon. 29, Exs- wife Elizabeth, eldest son William and eldest daughter. Mary Remington. Overseers, John Albro and Robert Lawton. To eldest son Wil- liam all lands in Potowomut aud all lands and housing in East Greenwich, at age. To second son, Thomas, my now dwelling house in Swan- zey, only half thereof to be tor wite, Eliz beth. for life, and the stock thercon equally to wife and son Thomas. To sons John and Matthew! equally, a share of land in Rehoboth, at are, and to each £20. To daughters Mercy and Sarah Allen £20 each, at eighteen, and a feather bed to each. To wife Eliz beth, household goods and an Indian boy seven years old.
IL. ( WILLIAM, im.
jb. id.
Portsmouth, R. I.
1687, Dec. 13. He was fined 6s. 8d. for refusing to take oath as grand juryman. 1705. Deputy.
III. ( THOMAS, Sb.
.7d. 1719, Aug. 13.
Swanzey, Mase.
( ANNE BARNES, 15. ¿d. 1719 + of Thomas & Prudence ( 1
Barnes.
1719, Ang. 10. Will-proved 1719, Sep. 7. Exs. wife Ann, and son Matthew. To wife, a third of real and personal estate in Swanzey. To daughters Elizabeth and Anne 550 each, they having had £20 each already. To daughters Rebecca. Alathsie and Abigail £100 each, at eighteen. To sons Matthew and Thomas, ail estate equally, both lands, housing and movables, provided that daughter Elizabeth Hill and other four daughters named Allen, be paidl their parts, etc. Inventory, 9697, 194., viz : wearing apparel, C23, money and paper bills. 959, 7%., books CO, arms and ammunition Ce, riding beast £8, 4 feather beds. 3 flock beds, 2 pairs of cards, weaving loom, 2 woolen sheets, 9 linen sheets, pair of worsted combs, 3 negro slaves and an Indian maid-servant £164, mare, colt, 5 oxen, 12 cows, 8 heifers, 6 steers, bull, 5 young cattle, 5 calves, 150 sheep and bumubs, 17 swine, real estate, £1,500.
IV. (JOHN,
jb. 1670. Oct. 26. td. 1747, Mar. 30. 1 b. 1677, Jun. 14.
(SARAI,
d. 1747 + of
His wife was born at New Haven.
1747, Apr. 17. Will-proved. Exx. wife Sarah. To wife, all indoor movables, and negroes Simon and Dinah. To three sons, Thomas, William and Jonathan, wearing apparel. To four daughters, Phebe Slocum, Elizabeth Fairbanks, Bathsheba Johnson and Mercy Card, certain money legacies. To con Jonathan, my great bible, etc., and 2 acres of land. To four daughters, the household goods, at wife's denth.
V. ( MATTHEW, m. 1700, May 2, (PHEBR
1d.
[ b. 1677, Sop. 3. d. of
1709, Feb. 12, Warwick. He and wife Phebe, of Coweset, sold James Andrew, of Providence, several pieces of land at Coweset, for 1228.
1737. Sep. 13. Hle had a certificate from town council of Portsmouth, to town council of North Kings- town, for settlement in latter town. (b).
VI. (MERCY,
m. 1702. Jan. 1, j b. 1680, Apr. 9. (JOHN BARNES, 1d. of Thomas & Prudence ( ) Barnes.
1. Ezra, 1703, Mar. 21.
2. Jolın,
1704. Sep. 28.
3. Abial,
1706. Jun. 20.
4. Thomas, 1704. Sep. 18.
5. Anne. 1710, May ?
6. Merry. 1712, Frb. 26.
7. Phebe, 1713, May 10.
8. Amy, 1716, Jan. 25
9. Willum, 1716, May 27.
10. Frevlove, 1718. Feb. 23.
13. Jo-ph,
11. Benjamin, 1720. Feb. 9. 1722, Jan. 30. 13. Haunnh, 1725, Jan. 4. 14 Matthew. 1726, Aug. 15.
VII. (SARAN,
d.
b. ¿d. 1710 + { b. ¿d. 1710. of John & Abigail ( 1 Remington.
1. William, 2. Thomas,
3. John,
4. Daniel, 5. Joseph.
6. Stephen. 7. Matthew", 8. Jonathan,
9. Mary,
10. Prudence,
1. John. 2. Sou, 3. 800,
1. Elizabeth,
2. Matthew,
3. Thomas,
1706, Oct. 13.
4. Anne,
5. Rebecca,
6. Alathsie,
7. Abigail,
1. Thomas,
2. Phobe, 3. Elizabetlı,
4. John, 1710. May 15.
6. Jonathan, 5. Williant, 1710, May 15 1717, Ang. 6. 7. Bathsbeba, 1721, Apr. 10.
8. Mercy,
17-, Sep. 4.
1. Mercy. 1701, Aug. 17.
2. Plr.be. 1704, Apr. 3. 3. Patience, 1:08. May 29.
4. Mary, 1710. Apr. 18.
1. Elizabeth, 9. Nathaniel, 1676, Dec. 31.
3. Mary. 1677. S.p. 16.
of
Bacon
Newport, Kings Town, R. L He was a Quaker.
1680. Taxed £1. 64. 1d.
He died at his son-in-law, Rowland Robinson's house.
Possibly Christopher Allen should be added to his list of children. ille married Elizabeth Sey- ouche, of Little Compum, in 1687, at Boston : and was of Little Compton, in 1693, of Kings Town. 1:08, and died in South Kingstown. 1739. administration on his estate being given to Wil- liam Robinson. He had at least one son, viz : James, born 1688, June 15. )
5. Магу.
n
I. ( MARY, m.
(THOMAS REMINGTON,
1d.
of
North Kingstown, R. L. -
( b. 1675. Nov. 20. Portsmouth, Warwick, North Kingstown, R. I.
1 b.
ANDREW.
3
JOHN. m. (1)
¿d. 1693. (-)
16.
1d.
m. (2)
MARY RIDOLY,
¿d. 1716 +
of
Kings Town, R. I.
1671, May 20. He gave onth of allegiance.
1072, Jan. 1. He and others bought of Awash- uwatt, chief anchem of landl called Quohesett, in Narragansett, for a valuable sum, &c., a certain truct in Quohesett, bounded on the cast from the house of John Andrew, &c. The sachem's two brothers and three sons, also couveyed their in- terest.
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