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Inventory. £150, 74. 3d., viz : 1 sow, 2 pigs, young mare, colt, bull, 3 cows, a yoke of stars, pair of worsted combs, warming pan, pewter, heis, &c. 1737, Oct 12. Will-provedl 1747, Sep. 29. Widow Hannah. Exx. daughter Hannah. To daughter Hannah, best bed, iron pot, brass skillet and all pewter. To son Prince and daughter Hannah, the rest equally. (She may have becu second wile to John Smith).
II. ( SAMAN,
RICHARD CLEMENCE.
1 d. 1725, Oct. 14. 1 b. { J. 1723, Oct. 11.
of Thomas & Elizabeth ( >
Clemence.
4. Thomas, 100; Ang. G. 5. Abigail.
6. Richard, IGOS, Jul. 12.
.
1. Stephco, 1680. Apr. 1%.
TIL [ ALICE,
BL (1) 1759. Feb. 16.
JIMTY DEXTER,
1 b. 1-52. Nov. 6. i d. 170G, Apr. 23.
of Gregory & Abigail (Fullerton)
Dexter.
4. Mary, 1104. Apr. 31.
| m. (2) 172 :. Feb. 1. JosKPn JKSCKKA,
J b. 1606.
{ d. 1740. Jun. 15.
of Joseph & Eather (Ballard)
Jencken
7. l'helx", 1700, Ang. L
8. Anne. 1:02. Nov .<
9. Alice,
1:05, 0cl. 14
IV. ( HART.
1 a 1737, Dec. 13.
1 b.
( d. 1725, Apr. 3L . of Arthur & Melitabic ( Waterman)
Fender.
a. Mercy,
3. Sarab,
4. William,
5. Philip,
6. Prince, 7. Hannab,
1. Sarab, 1688. Nov. 11
2. Mary,
16x9, May 2+ 18:07. Dec. 11
3. Annc.
5b. 1645.
/ d. 1736, Feb. 19.
1401. F. b. 2.
2. Jamct. 3. Jolın, 1604, Oct. 2L
5. Ahigul. 1696, Apr 2%
L. Arhar, 2. Julın. 3. Falward, 4. Mary. 5. Mercy,
..
1. Joseph, 3. John, 3. Deborah.
I.b.
1 d. 1723, Aug. 20.
of Thomas & Phebo (Parkburst)
Providence IL. I.
.
3×8
it, and see what she will give for her part, and what he pays in the mail Indians, the town will pay it to h.m. The Indians require two bushels of coru and five shillings in wam pi mpeagr, and the town agrers thereto. 1650, Sep. 2. Widow Saith taxed £2, 10c.
II. ( ELIZABETH,
SHADRACH MANTON,
fb.
1 d. 1714, Jan. 27.
of Edward
Kantry.
STAFFORD.
( THOMAS,
I d. 1677.
[Warwick, R. L
m. ELIZABETH,
( b.
( d. 1677 +
He was & miller.
1026. Plymouth, Mass. He is said to have been there thus early, and k is claimed built the first mill in the country for grinding corn by water. 1638. May 20. His name was in the list of inhabitants admitted to Newport after this date, and he scon received a grant of 17 acres there, being spoken of at this tuue as in the employ of Nietu ins Easton.
1617. Mar. IN. Ile was a witces to will of John Walker, of Portsmouth.
1653. Jun. 7. Warwick. It was oniered by Town Council " that whereas Thomas Staford bath bright a trace of Christopher Unthank, which was formerly given to Mr. Walter Told, by the town, and nath subscribed, the towe hath likewise received bim into vote, and so he is become a towns-
1611. Mar. 1. He bought of Christopher Unthank, a house that the latter bad bought of George Baklwin, and the house lot therewish, also & 6 acre lot. for satisfaction in hand receiveil.
1817. Frecman.
1617. Apr. 16. He bought a house, de., in Warwick, of Thomas Lawton of Portsmouth.
I. [THOMAS,
1 d. 1723, Jan. 26.
m (1) 1671 Dec. 28,
14.
of
Dodge.
m. (2)
SARAL.
§ b. 3 a. .
of
1075. Freeman.
1719, Feb. 4. Will-prove.1 1733, Feb. It. Ex. son Thomas. To wife Sarth, all movables in doors and out for lite. To son William, 54. To daughters Eleanor, Amey and Elizabeth. 204., cach. To granddaughter Mary King, 20%. To son Thomas, all land in Warwick or elsewhere and my unsie house after decease of his mother, he paying her annually £3, 10 ..
Inventory, £26, Ga., Al, viz: warming pan, 3 spinning wheels, lullo, 6 old spoons, 3 cows, calf, 10 thecp, bog, &c.
1 b. 1605.
Warwickshire, Eng., Newport, R. L.,
§ b.
Warwick, K !
JANE DODOR,
.
71٤٠٢
3-5
Providence, R. I. 1. Israrl,
V. ( Joerru,
1 b. 1 d. 1750, Jan. 13. m. 16-0. Apr. 4. LYDIA GARDINER,
He wes & weaver,
1700, Dec. 1G. He (called Joseph Smith, Weaver, som of John Smith, Miller, deceased) had land lai:l out at Wanskuck.
1742, Oct. 26. Will-proved 1250, Mar. 17. Ex. son Jeremiah. To son Jeremiah, rights in land cast of Seven Mile Line, (including 50 acres that my 8. David, son Joseph had deed of from William Ex monds, but paid for by teststor since Joseph dich. To grandson Stephen, all the farm and house, &c. | 9. Jeremiah, which was homestead of my son Israel, deecased, but his mother, my daughter-in-law, Eazabeth Snaith, widow of Israel, to have usc and prouts of one-half of homestead, xc , white widow. To wms Robert and David, he gives nothing because they have already had their portion of lauds. To daughter Alice Sayles, he had already given, therefore gives no more now. To daughter Sarah Olney, 10s. To son Jeremiah, rest of movables, he pro- viding for my daughter Lydia Sumntb. "To Jetennah also, rest of land.
Inventory, £592, 134. Odl., viz: money scales, wearing apparel Los, bed, 3 books £5, woolen wheel, loom, warming pan, silver £3, 5s., 4 pewter plauers, + pewter porringer-, 4 cows, 5 young cattle, okl saddle, &c.
VI. [BENJAMIN.
Į m. (1) 1693, Apr. 12.
7 d. 1751, Apr. 23.
MERCY ANGELL,
b. 1674.
m. (3) 12:0. Jun. 11. [ Res'd
a d. 1721, Sep. 3.
of John & Ruth ( Field)
Angell
1499 Apr. 18. 3. Mercy, 4. Solomon, 1702. Mar. 4.
5. Mary. 1704. Ang. 3.
6. Hezekiah, 1706. Aug. 18.
7. Jonathan 1702, Mar. 3.
8. Nehemiah, 1710, May 2.
9. Sarah, 1712. Apr. 28.
10. Abigail,
1714. Jun. 10.
11. Ann,
1717. Oct 5.
12. Ruth, 1719. Apr. 9.
(2. wife. )
1733. Mar. 25.
14. Williams, 1736, Apr. 15
VII. ( ISRAEL,
d. 1638 ±
VIII. { DANIEL,
{d. 1683 ±
IX. ( ELISHA,
5 b. 1680, Apr. 14.
1 d. 1766 +
m. EXPERIENCE MOWRY, id. i b. of Jobn & Mary ( )
Mowry.
1713, Jon. 16. Taxed 13s. Gd.
1732.
Smithfield. Town Council.
1733, Jun. 99. He decided son Philip, for love, &c., my homestead farm on which I dwell, containing 140 acres.
1735, Feb. 21. He and wife Experience sold 100 acres, dwelling house, &c., for £325, to Robert Stapies, of Bellingham.
1744, Jan. 5.
He (of Smithfe'd) and Joseph and Berjamin Smith (of Providence) joint tenants in certain land released to them by Licat. William Smith, of Providence, Gent, being part of originai right of John Smith, Sr., and John Smith, Jr .- agreed to a division of said land, &c.
1744, Apr. 19. He derded to son Jonathan, for love, &c., 40 acres where son Iwells, bounded partly by sons Noah and Daniel.
1758, May. 2. He sold to grandson Noah, 6 acres, bounded partly by son Stephen s land, for €3.
1766, Nov. 25. He deeded grandson Ezekiel, for love, &c., halt of 120 acres where son Richard dwells.
I. ( WILLIAM, + b. 1693.
d. 1753, Dec. 11.
y b. 1699. May 30.
m. MARY SAYLES, . J. 1734 - of John & Elizabeth ( 1
:
Sayles.
1714-16-20-21-24-27-29. Deputy. Ile held the title of Major many years.
1723 The " burning ague," raged in the town this year, and forty-three persons died from July to October. " All died except two, one was Major Smith that bad it. Eighteen men, sixteen women, nine children.'
1729-30-31. Assistant.
1731. Jun. Smithfield It was ordered by Assembly that the balance of his account (€364, 9s.), for building County Court house and jail in Providence, be paid. The whole charge was €004, 9s.
1733-34-35-40, Moderator of Town Meeting.
1733-44. Deputy.
1753, Dec. S. Will-proved 1:54. Jan. 14. Exs. wife Mary and son Daniel. To wife, profits of half homestead and other real estate, and all personal estate (except wearing apparel) while wilow. To sou Daniel, the homestead except one acre for burial place, where already are buried some of my children and grandchildren. To son Richard, certain land and wearing apparel. To daughters Elizabeth Winsor and Samnh Winsor, £20 etch. To daughter A rigail Smith, £100. Inventory, £547, Gs., viz: wearing apparel £06, bible £3, coined silver £4, a silver spoon, coffee mill, warming pan, loom, quilting wheel, woolen wheel, linen wheel, chiuse press, cow, &c.
1. Elward, 4659, Dec. 11.
3. Ann,
8. Elizabeth.
STAFFORD.
L. ( WILLIAM, 1
Warwick. Freeman.
II. ( THOMAS,
SIL ( ELZANON,
IV. | AMEY, 1
V. ( ELIZABETH,
3. Lydin,
3. Samalı,
1634, May 24.
4. Joseph, 1035. Drc. 18. 5. Robert, 164, Mar. 3.
6. Alice. 1700. J40. 25.
7. William, 1703. Mar. 15.
1705, Dec. 10. -
1. Penelope, 1701, Dec. 5.
2. Philip,
1703. Jan. 6. 3. Noxb, 1705, May 7. 4. Sarah, 1707, Apr. 28. 5. Jouathan, 1710.
6. Abraham, 1713.
7. Richard, 1214, Apr. 12.
8. Mary, 1716, Oct. 29.
9. Stephen, 1718. Oct. 29.
10. Daniel,
1733, Mar. 1.
1. Daniel,
2. Richard,
3. Elizabeth,
4. Sarah,
5. Abigail,
Providence, R. I. 1. John. 1004. Dec. a.
Daniel, 119 .. Jun. 27.
MERCY WATERMAN ( W. of jb. d. 1750 (-) of
1700, Dec. 18. He bad land land out at Wanskuck meadow in the right of his father John Smith, deceased.
1724, Mar. 7.
He deeded sou John, for love, xe , 160 acres (bounded partly by son Solomon's land) at place called Tar Kill.
1750. Jan. 20. Will-proved 1751, May 25. Ex. son Hezekiah. To son Hezekiah, homestead at Wanskuck. To sons John, Daniel and Solomon, Ei, each. To daughter Mercy Brown. $300. To daughter Mary Whipple, E200. To daughter Abigail Arnold E000. To daughters Anne and Free- love Smith. £300, cach.
Inventory, £1,820, 4& 6d., viz : wearing apparel £60, silver money $11, bonds aud notes €1,458, 14s. 6d., 4 silver spoons, pewter, warming pan, [ 19, Freelose, cooper's tools, gun, 2 spinning wheels, 2 bibles and other old books £18, steel trap, sword, 2 bells, churn, &c.
jb.
Providence, Smithfield, R. I.
Providence, Smithfield, R. L
1690, Jan. 1%. 1692. May :5.
1L 1723
of George & Lydia (Ballou)
Gardiner.
٦٠
1657. He had action of trespass brought against him by James! Greene and Randall Hohlen.
1658 The Warwick settlers were subject to more serions tres- passera at this period ; " Ordered that if any one kill the great gray wolf that bath done so much mischief in the town, he shall bave 15, for his pains: and for any other wolf 24; and if any Indian kill a wolf within the contines of the town he shall have the. for his pains," &c. (The reward of £5. was) paid four years later to John Sweet, for killing a wolf, the sum being settled in peage at eight per penny. )
1659. Mar. 3. Hfc sokl the estate that he had bought six years before of Christopher Unthank, to Henry Knowles, including in addition some meadow land. At the same date he sold his interest in Potawomut meadow being half a share, to Anthony Low.
1003. He was granted a lot in division ot Potswomut, and also one in division of Toseunk.
1673 Deputy.
1677. Nov. 4 Will-proved 1678. Apr. 27. Executor not named. To weil beloved wife Elizabeth, half of dwelling house for life, half of orchant. meadow all other land and two cows. To son Thomas, the other bait ol land, and at wife's death her part also, and the two cows, besides a cow which he was to have at testator's death. To write for lite, the bedding and household stuff, and at her death to go to son Thomas and daughter Deboralı Westcott To daughter Deborah Westcott, s cow. To son Bamucl, a call To son Joseph, a call. To Hannah Bromley, a calf.
IT. ( SAMUEL,
mı. I MERT WESTCOTT.
5 b. 1636.
1 J. 1718, Mar. 20,
fb.
1 d. 1700, Mar. 25. of Stukeley
16:0-72-74-79-82-80-00-1705. Deputy.
1671, Feb. 24.
Hle and wife Mercy sold Richard Carder certain land for £20.
1674-86.
Elected Assistant, but refused to serve.
1697. Overseer of the Poor.
1700, Sep. 1.
He gave 6s., toward building Quaker Meeting house at Mashapare.
1711, Mar. 16.
Will-proved 1718, Apr. 16. Ex. son Thomas." To eldest son Amos, all right in land south side of Potawomnt River in Kings Town. To eldest daughter Sarah Scranton. 40s., and ant : debts duc from her, and like legacy to daughters Patience Howland, Freelove Tillinghast and Elizabeth i
Devotion. To granddaughter Mary Thurber, 20s. To granddaughter Mary Stafford, 204. 1. youngest son Thomas, all lands in purchase of Potawomut, and all movable estate, be paying legacks and debts.
Inventory, £101, 44. 6d., viz : money £3, 16s., 6d., cane 14s., pewter, looking glass, wheel, 4 stook, 8 chairs. 2 tables, 9 head of cattle, 4 horsckind, &c.
-
III. ( HANNAH,
im.
LUKE BROMLEY,
j b.
¿ d. 1697.
of
1 b.
2 d. 1693 (-)
IV. ( SARAH,
mı. 1667. Jul. 18.
d. 1669.
4 b. 1631.
( AMOS WESTCOTT,
¿ d. 1685.
of Stukeley
Westcott.
j b :648, Mar. 21.
Warwick, R. L
JOSEPH,
id. 1697 +
SARAE HOLDEN.
6 b. 1458, Fcb.
Į J. 1731.
of Randall & Frances (Dungan)
Holden
1661. Apr. 11. . He was apprenticed to Thomas Smith, Tailor, of Pawtuxet, from 21st of March, Last past.
1678 Frecman.
1727, Jan. 5. Will-proved 1731, Jun. 28. Widow Sarah. Ex. son Joseph. To eldest sou Stukeles. 10g., he having had bis part by will of husband. To second son Joseph, a boat ot his for land sor sold. To third son John, his bond for land sold. To four daughters now living and my daughter Sarah Smith's three daughters, the rest of estate; that is to say to Frances Congdon, Elizabeth Case. Mary Whitford and Margaret Place, and to Sarat:, Mercy and Elizabeth Smith
Inventory, £157, 64 , 8d., including wearing apparel, small cow and calf, hond frenu son Joseph for £43. 6e., 4d., bond fromn son Jobn, £43, 6a., Bit., duc from son Sinkeley €0, 88., wowlen wheel, &c.
-
Warwick. R. L
Bromley
.
,
387
I. ( STURELET, 1 b. 1661, Nov. 7. d. young.
II. ( Anos,
5 b. 1605, Nov. 8.
d. 1760.
Warwick, R. L
1. Mary,
180, Sep. 16.
m. 1689, Dec. 19.
MANY BURLINGAME, { b.
1 d. 1760. of Roger & Mary ( )
Burlingame.
4. Amos, 1.02. Apr. 24. 5. Stukeley, 1:04. Nov. 7. 6. Patience, 1207. Apr. 21.
1703. Hle gave fa, toward building Quaker Meeting house at Mashapaug. 1708-31. Deputy.
7. Freciove,
1.09, Oct. 14.
1753, Mar. 24. Will-proved 1760. Oct. 20. Exs wife Mary and son Amos. To wife, half of house and lands, all household goods, 5 cows, all young Cattle and sheep, half of horsekind, and negro boy called London. To son Amos, farm number nine in Coventry and land in Warwick. To daughter Mary Bennett, a farm in Coventry, &c. To daughter Mercy Arnold, lot number thirty-tour in Coventry. To daughter Freelove Barton, lot number twenty- four in Warwick. To grandsons Amos and Stukeley Stafford and Stukeley Arnold, three lots in Warwick. To graudson Ainos Arnold, a house lot. To grandson Thomas Stafford, son of Samuel, deceased, the rest and residue of real estate. To grandchildren Thomas Statlord, Mary Greene, Hannab Tillinghast, Patience, Mercy and Sarah Stafford, all children ot son Samuel, deceased, the residue of personal estate.
Inventory, £2,547, 7a., viz : cash in silver £1, bonds £277, 15s., gun £20, warming pan, 10 silver spoons £92, woolen and linen wheels, vice, anvil and smith's tools, 13 store sheep, 3 cows, 2 yearlings, half of 7 hogs and 8 shosts, &c.
1760, Dec. 8. Inventory, £1,704, 2a. Widow Mary. The inventory was set forth by Captain Amos Stafford, of West Greenwich.
III. ( MERCY, m.
74.
THURBER,
Thurber.
IV. ( SARAH, ( b. 1671, Apr. 18. 1 d.
4 b.
JOHN SCRANTON, d. of Thomas & Mary ( )
Scranton.
V. ( SAMUEL,
[ b. 1673, Nov. 19. 1 d. young.
1. Patience,
2. Bethiab, 1:02. Dec 5.
JABEZ HOWLAND,
d. 1721, Oct. 27. [ b. 1689, Nov. 15. 1 d. 1732, Oct. 7. of Jabez & Bethiah (Thatcher)
Howland.
5. Elizabeth, 1700, Jul. 17.
6 Sarah,
1711, Apr. 10.
7. Jabez, 1:13, Jul. 20.
8. Patience, 1717, Mar. 23.
9. Thomas,
1719, Feb. 5.
VII. ( FREELOVE,
m.
JOSEPH TILLINGHAST,
1 d.
8. Freelove,
3. Anna,
1700. Jun. 25.
4. Samuel, 1711, Oct. 8.
J b.
d.
[ b.
DEVOTION, of
Devotion.
1. Phebe, 1:10, Apr 10.
IX. /THOMAS,
2. Anne, 1:12, Jau. 4
3. Mercy, 1713, Mar. 12.
4. Job. 1716, Apr. 11.
5. Samuel, 1717. Feb. 8.
6. Deboralı, 1718, Apr. 9.
(2d wife.)
7. Eleanor, 1720, Apr. 25.
8. Richard 1721, Sep. 24.
1747. Coventry. Deputy. He bore the title of Captain at this time.
10. Samuel, 1724, Dec. 6.
11. Almy. 1.28, Apr. 19.
12. Job, 1:20. Nov. 14.
18. Audry,'
1:31, Feb. 8.
14. John,
1735, May 5 ..
1. Amos, 1668.
[ b. 1 d. 1740. Jan. L. m. j b. 1692, Apr. 18. ELIZABETH WATERMAN. 1 d. 1764, Jun. 14. of John & Anne (Olney)
Warwick, R. L
1. Stukeley, 3. Ano,
3. Sarab,
Waterman.
4. Mercy,
1714. Freeman.
1725-26-28-29. Deputy. 1727, Jan. 24. He and Elizabeth were witnesses to will of Martha Eldred, widow of Samuel.
1740, Feb. 24. Will-proved 1740. Jun. 23. Exx. wife Elizabeth. To daughter Ange, £200. To daughters Sarah and Mercy, £200, cach, at eighteen or minrriage. To son Stukelcy. [:00, at age and all my houses and lands, reserving the best room with profit of half farm for use of wife while widow. To wife, all goods and chattels undisposed of and the negro named Kelier, to serve ber till son Stukeley is of age.
Inventory, £2,121, 10m., Id., viz: wearing apparel £60, bonds and notes £064, 17s, 1d., warming pan, worsted combs, spinning wheel, 700 pounds tobacco, leather and bides in the tan, 80 sher :. , 40 lambs, 17 cows, 2 riding mares, pair of oxen, parcel of young cattle, 12 swine, geese, fowls, negro man £120, &c.
1763. Apr. 14. Will-provedl 1764. Jul. 2. Widow Elizabeth. Ex. son Stukeley. To sou Stukeley, use of farm"I bought of Captain Jolin Crawford, till bis two sons .John and Stukeley, are of age. To con Stukeley, also a stock of creatures (except two cowe) a feather bed and £100, he paying his sister dan Rice 16- Spanish miller dollars for ten years and my funeral expenses. To son Stukeley, she further gives negroes Keeler and Rose To daughter Ann Rice, a silver up, riding beast and cow, &e., for life, and then to her issue if she have any, and if not to daughter Mercy Hill. To daughter Merry Hill, negrors Caar and Flora, leather bed, cow, &c. To two daughters, wearing apparel. "To three children, books. She mentions her sons-in-law Nathan Rice, and Caleb Hill, cousins Phebe and Elizabeth Tibbitts and grandchildren Jolin, Stukeley, Elizabeth, Sarah, Ann, and Edward Stafford, Stukeley, Caich and ann Hill.
Inventory, £11,660, 3s., id., viz: old negro Rose £450, Reuben £800, Tamar £700, Cezar £800, Flora £700, 10 cows £1,200, 4 lcifers, 2 calves, 12 sheep, 2 pigs, pewter, warming pan, &c.
Il. [ JOSKPIF, 5 b.
Warwick, R. I. 1. Mercy, 1717. Jun. 3.
m. (1)
j b. 1604, Jun. L.
SUSANNA GORTON.
1 d. 1734, Aug. 29. DI. (2) [of Wm. 1. ( b. MARGARET HAVENS, (. } d.
of.Bamuci & Susanna (Burton)
Gorton.
'2. Joseph, 1719. Jan. 0. 3. Susanos, 1721. Aug. 15. 4. Sussons, 1728, Mar. 10.
of Alexander & Elizabeth (Wightman)
Ruling.
He was & blacksmith. 1730-31-32-33-35-37-39-41-42-43-44-10. Deputy. 1732. Major and later Colonel.
Warwick, Coventry, R. I.
m. (1) 1707. Dec. 25. ANNE GREENE, m. (2) 1719. Jul. 16. AUDRY GREENE,
[ b. 1682. { d. 1765, Nov. 18. 1 b. 1696, Feb. 23. 1 d. 1718, Aug. 24. ( b. 1694, Jan. 8. d. 1763. Apr. 7.
of Job & Phebe (Sayles)
Greene.
of Richard & Eleanor (Sayles)
Greenc.
1708. Freeman. 1720-22-25-26-28. Deputy.
[ b.
1. Joseph,
5 b. 1677, Aug. IL d. 1763, Dec. 1. " of Pardon & Lydia (Taber)
Tillinghast.
5 b. 1669, Jul 8.
1. Mary,
1. Stukeley,
VI. ( PATIENCE,
m.
( b.
3. Mercy, 1704. Jan. 27. 4. Elizabeth, 1:07, May 15.
VILI. ( ELIZABETH,
m.
9. Thomas. 1.23. Apr. 20.
F. ( STUKELEY,
2. Samuel, 1693, Sep. 24. 3. Mercy, 1694, Sep. 21.
,
388
VI. ( DEBORAH,
5 b. 1651. 1 d. 1706.
m. 1670, Jun. 9.
AMOS WESTCOTT,
f b. 1631. d. 1685.
of Stakeley
Westcott
STANTON.
ROBERT, m AVDA,
J b. 1590. d. 1673, Aug. 29.
Newport, R. L.
1 b. 2 d.
1638 He and others were admitted inhabitants of island of Aquid- Deck, having submitted themselves to the government thereof as it shall be establi-bed.
1638, Sep. 15. He was fined 5e., for having been engaged in a riot of drunken- bess on the 13th.
1639. Apr. 30. He and twenty-eight others signed the following compact : * We whose nanies are underwritten do acknowledge ourselves the legal subjects of bis Majes'y King Charles, and in his name do hereby bind our- selves into a civil body politicke, unto his laws according to matters cf Justice. .
1640, Mar. 12. He was present at a General Court of Elections.
1641, Mar. 16. Freeman.
1649. Sergeant Junior
1044
Sergeant.
1052, Sep. 20. He sol I Benedict Arnold, dwelling house and 8 acres.
1655.
Freca:an.
10:0.
Deputy.
1671.
Juryman.
1699. Jan. 30. A deel of this date from the sons of Thomas S'enton, of Stonington (probably brother of Robert1, of Newport), is valuable as group- ing part of the children of said Thomist, who are sometimes conf mizded with chil iren of Robert.' The deed was made by Thomas Stuiton, sr .. Joseph Stiuton, Sr., Robert Stauton, Sr., and Samuel Stauton, Sr., " who] are four brothers, " the sai i hmeph living at Q tonocoating, all the rest in Stonington : they selling to Captain William Champliu, Sr., for £15, land between Quouocontaug aud Pawcatuck Rivers.
Earlier than this (viz : 16:2, Oct. 16). Anne Stanton, of Stonington, widow of Thomas, solt 200 acres of lan-i tor $34, to George Denison, said Land having been given by will of Thomw Stanton to his son Danici, who had empowered his brother to sell it (Daniel was in Bartadoes, in 10-2.) The Joseph Stanton mentioned in the first deed as of Quenoconlang, was doubtless the same J. neph who was constable in Westerly, 1688, and whose ana Joseph, Jr., was deputy from Westerly in 170%, &c., and who later was deputy from Charlestown (after that was set off from Westerly ;. This mon Joseph died at Charlestown, in 1753 (inventory, £10,009, 5s., 8d ), and was a Colonel at time ut bis decease.
1. (SARAR,
d. 1708 +
m. 160;1, Dec. (HENRY TIBBITS,
5 b.
1 d. 1713. of
Tibbitta
IL. [ JOHN,
5 b. 1645, Aug. 7 d. 1713. Oct. 3.
j m. (1)
MARY HARNDEL,
j b. 1647, Jul. 6. { d.
of John
Harndel.
MARY CRANSTON, .(w.1 d 1711, Apr. 7.
of Jeremiah & Frances (Latham) Clarke.
1666. Freeman.
1680. Taxel £1, 29, 9d.
1694, Jun. 21. He and Joseph Gardiner, of Newport, for £10, sold Joseph Clarke, of Westerly. 200 acres in Narragansett, being part of a neck of land formerly owned in partnership of Robert Stanton, father of said Jouin, and George Gardiner, father of said Joseph.
1696. Deputy.
Possibly his last child was by his second wife.
6 b.
Newport, R. L
| m. (2) [of John | b. 1641.
Warwick, R. I.
III. ( JOHN,
b. ( ELIZABETH,
d. 1753. 4 b.
d. 1755 + of
HIr was called Captain at the time of his death.
1753, Dec. 14. Inventory, £2, 833, 15s., &d. also additional inventory (1755, Apr. 19), 5074. 5s., bith shown by widow Elizabeth, Bonds mod notes CAN0, 16a. M., gun, pistol, negro boy and girl $600, horse, pair of oxen, 4 cows, calf, bog, 16 barrels of cider, sca instruments, sea chest, books, fountain pen, 1; of brig £137, 10s., molasses came in the brig L'uso, &c.
IV. ( FRANCES,
m. 1701, Dec. 1. .
1 b. d. 1756.
of Benjamin & Elizabeth ( Albro)
Congdon.
2. Josephi, 3. William, 4. James, 3. John, 6. Frances, 7. Mary, 8. Elizabeth,
1. William. 1:05, Sep. 8.
V. [ ELIZABETH,
[ m (1}
WIL.I.TAX CASE,
nı. (2) 1730, Jun. 27.
1 b.
1 dl. 1756, Aug. 21.
1 b. 1681. May 27.
¿ d. 1728.
of Joseph & Hannah (Sinith)
ISRAEL ARNOLD,
2 d. 1753.
of Israel & Mary (Barker)
Arnold.
6. Mary. 1:18, J.In. 5. 7. Margaret, 1:21, Dec. 19. (By 2d husband.1
VI. ( MARY,
1 d.
(PASCO WHITFORD, i b.
of Pascu
Whitford.
4. Ezekiel, 5. Nicholas,
VIE. ( SARAH,
ým.
$ b. d.
1. Sarah,
( JOSEPH SMITH,
5 b. 1 d. of Benjamin & Lydia (Carpenter)
Smith
VIII. ( MARGARET,
5 b. 1 d.
( b.
of
Place.
1. Solomon, 2. Saralı, 1673. 3. Penclope, 4. Mercy, 5. Luranah.
STANTON.
1. Heury, 2. Ann, 3. George, 4. John, 5. Mary,
6. Sarah,
7. Mariba,
8. Daughter,
I. (MARY
da. § b. 1668, Jun. L
1. Edward, 1599, Sep. 14
II. ( HANSAI,
§ b. 1670, Nov. 7.
1 d. 1712 +
2. Hannab, 1291, Oct. 13.
3. Mary, 1593. Oct. 26.
Carr.
4. Mercy, 1996. Feb. 24.
5. Avis, 1499. May 29.
6. Patience,
1:01. Feb. 14.
7. James, 1:033, Oct. 21.
8. Phebe, 1:06 Sep. 6
9. Sarub,
INS. Dec. 28.
HIL ( PATIENCE,
§ b. 1672, Sep. 10.
Newport, R. I.
2. Jolın, 1700. Sep. 21.
3. Robert, 1:2, Feb. 27.
( ELIZABETH CLARKE,
4. Mary. 1203, Dec. 12.
5. Joseph, 1:03, Dec. 12.
160G. . Freeman.
6. Samuel, 12M, Mar. 25.
". Duriel. 1710, May 5.
8. Latham, 1712, Aux. 12.
By one account he is given a second wife, viz: Susanna Lanphere, to whom it is claimed he was married in 1734 (she being nineteen), and he is given thirteen more children by this wife, the last born in 1759, when the father would have been eighty-tive years old.
11. Jonathan, 1719, May 5.
13. David,
1221, Dec. 21
V. ( CONTENT, § b. 1675, Dec. 20.
-
VL. ( ROBERT,
{ b. 1677, May 4.
1 d. 1712, Feb. 18.
m.
( PENELOPE, 6 b.
{ J. 1713 + of
He was a mariner.
1711, Dec. 11. Will-proved 1712, Mar. 10. Exx. wife Penelope. To nephew Benjamin Norton and niece Elizabeth Norton, 50s, apiece. To Church of England in this town, £5. To beloved wite Penelope, all the rest of estate.
VII. ( BENJAMIN, m. { MARTHA TIDBITS, ( h.
b. 1684, Mar. 13.
1 d. 1700, Sep. 18.
Newport, R. L.
1. Benjamin, 2. Avin,
3. Martire,
4 Saralı,
1 d. 1752, Jul. 11.
of Henry & Sarah (Stanton)
Tibbita
Ile was a physician.
Freeman.
1713, May 7.
He and wife X utha sold Jeremiah Wecden, for $50, s parcel of land.
1. Hannah, 1699, Dec. 4.
m. 1699, Feb 0.
j b. 1680.
1 d. 1730, Sep. 10. of Latham & Hannah ( Wilbur)
Clarke.
1609. Jun. 20. He deeded his brother Robert all interest in 10 acres in Newport, bequeathed by my grandfather John Harndell to my brother Robert
9. Elizabeth, 1:14, Sep. 18. 10. Joseph, 1:17. Jun. 6.
No issue.
Kewport, R. L.
1. Benjunin,
5 b.
1 d. BENJAMIN CONGDOS,
2. Elizabeth, 1206. Dec. ". 3. Edward, 1:00, Feb. 17.
4. Hannah, 1:13, Nov. C.
Case.
5. Sarah, 1:15. May 3.
5 b. 1678. Jan. 18.
8. Bathsheba, 1232, Oct. 2.
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