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was living in Little Compton, and sold 100 acres in Westerly to Samtiel Langworthy.
LANPHERE. II. Mary. Her daughter Eliphall b. 1694. Dec. 16.
LEWIS. 2d columu. V. David b. 1667: d. 1718. Sep. 11. VI. Ismel b. 1069: d. 1719, June 28: m. (2) 1718, Mar. 27, Mary Marsh. and had by her 6, Elisha, 1119. Feb. 4.
was Hannah. V. Sarah. Her husband was son of Ben- jamin and Margaret Potter.
HAVENS. 2d column. V. George. b. 1653; d. 1706. Feb. i 25. Children, 3. John. 4. William 5. Ruth. 6. Con -. tent. 7. Patience. 8. Desire. 9. Abigail. He was : LOCKWOOD. 2d column. III. Adam. His wife's mother buried in Old Cemetery at New London, Ct. His widow married Thomas Terry of Southold.
ARDINER 2d column. II. Henry, d. 1744. Apr. 26. VI. Dorcas. Her sous John, b. 1676, July 22. Samuel. b. HAWKINS , WILLIAM). ad column. II. Edward. Child- LONG. Ed column. IV. Sarah m. Thomas Langford 1686. XIII. Robert. Erase all except huis name. Hle d. ren. 1. Jemima. 17ux. Feb. 21. 2. Stephen. III. Sarah b. 125. Apr. 15: m. 1700. June 5. Child. 1. Sarah, 1700., May . VI. Lydia. Her husband d. 1737, Oct. 20. Children. 1. Thomas. 2. Kezialt 3, Lydia. of Thomas. He d. 1709. June. Children. 1. Ruth. 1702. Feb. 19. 2. Comfort, 1704, Jan. 1. 3. John, 1505. Oct. 10. 4, Jonathan, 1708, Feb. 20. . 1690 at Providence. R. I. 1689. Apr. 7. Will-proved 1690, Apr. 28. Ex. Father-in-law. (i. e. step-father) Wil- . liam Hawkins. To brother Joseph house in Newport. for LOW, 2d column. I. John. He had also a daughter HAZARD. ad column. VIII. Marv. Erase her and . chikiren. It was Mary. + (Thomas.' Robert .? Thomas. 1) . who married John Robinson. She m. (2) Peter Easton. Mary m. Ephraim Pierce. He b. 1674+: d. 1772. of Ephraim and Hannah ( Holbrook) Pierce. Children. 1. Mial, 1693. Apr. 24. 2, Mary. 1697. Nov. 16. 2. David. 1701. July 20. 4. Elizabeth. 1703. May 30. 5. Ruth. 1708. 6. Ephraim. Ed column. I. samuel. Marriage intentions. 1726, Jan. 31. life, and then to eldest son. or eldest daughter under cer- tain conditions, but Joseph to pay his brother Peregrine .€13, in accordance with will of testator's father. Also :0 Joseph rights in Narragansett. To brother Peregrine lands in Providence with certain conditions. To father- .in-law, William Hawkins, use and profit of house and lands in Newport for five years, and to him all cattle and other estate.
JBSON. 1st column. William,? (Roger.') 2d column. ! 'I. Elizabeth mi. 1687, Ang. 5. Samuel Harris, b. 1606, July 14, of Gabriel and Elizabeth (Abbott) Harris. Children, 1, Elizabeth. 1690, May 7. 2. William. 1692, Feb. 29. 3. Gibson, 1094. Apr. 20. 4, Peter. 1099. May 0. 5, Ebenezer, 1703. July 6. Lydia, 1706, Aug. 2
DFREY. 1st column. Hle was probably son of Richard ,, odfrey of Taunton, who died 1691, and in huis will men- sons sous Richard and John. It is said that tus son John sant', Rhode Island.
ORTON. 1st column. The mother of most of his child- : HEARNDEN. 2d column. VIIL Thomas, d. 1722; m. Hannah. She was given permission from Council to put her children out with consent of brother-in-law William ' Hearnden, her husband being dead.
older than the other children, apparently) and possibly of , HELME 31 column. IV. Mercy m. Samuel Watson, (not 'one or two more. In 1638 Mr. Gorton wrote (of his Ply- i William). . mouth, Mass, residence. ) concerning his wife. that she ;
ren, and perhaps his only wife. was Mary Maplett, of John and Mary. If he had an earlier wife Elizabeth. she was mother of his eldest son Samuel. ( who was considerably |
---- "was "as tenderly brought up as any man's wife then in , HILLIARD. 2d column. I. David. Children, 6, Oliver, i 1500. 7. Joseph, 1711. 8, Dorothy, 1713. V. Abigail, Children. I. Phehe. 1714. Nov. 11. 2. Nathaniel Warren, 1716. Jan. 13. 3. Deborah, 1717. Dec. 19. 4, Thomas, 1721. June 15. 5. Ambruse, 1722, Feb. 25. 0. Jahez, 1725, May 10. 7, John, 1727, May 10. 8, Abigail, 1731, Apr. 2% that town." This might well have applied to his wife Mary | Maplett. Her brother Doctor Juhu Maplett was one of the physicians extraordinary to King Charles II .. as seen . on his tombstone in Bath Abbey Church, Bath, England, i where he latterly lived, though called of Middlesex County, England. 1646. Dec. 7. Mrs. Mary Maplett ini will of this date givesto " daughter Mary Gorton, wife of HOLLIMAN. 1st column. Ezekiel," (William, 1) b. 1586. Samuel Gorton, living in New England, all the money He was baptized 1587. Jan. 1, at Tring. Ilis father was Church wanien. which her said husband. Samuel Gorton, doth owe me. ! -Sud a herd of cattle which he hath of mine." Also $101 to buy ber mourning. 1062, Apr. 3, he arul wife Mary ; HOLMES. 2d column. IV. Obadiah. 1080. Apr. 17. 1 Sarah Couk, widow of John and his exx .- onlers loving ; - son Obadiah Holmes of Staten Island, to sell land at. Grawynd. Ad ruwint. VI. JJonathan His daughter | Sarah b. 1665, and in his will changes Sarali Ouldie to ! Sarah Slade. deeded land. 1670, Apr. 13, in will of Dr. John Maplett, of Bath, England, he gives to " my dear sister. Mrs. Mary Gorton of New England "-20 s., and to each of heri . . children 10 s. apiece. 2d column. 1. John. At end of : Arst linaadd -or Weston. ; al column. 1. Samnel d. 1724. : . Jan. (Buried Jan. 24.) His wife's mother was Lydia HORSWELL 2d column. I. Sarah d. 1719. Der. 18; m. Bussen. Son Benjamin b. 1725. July 2, and add 8, Susanna, ; 17334, June 8. 0, Hezekiah, 17 :. July 9. 1. Othuel m. ; Werry Burlingame of Roger and Mary. He may not have 4 1 . 2d wife Mercy. TH. John m. (2) 1717, Nov. 17. . L zabeth Pairen, at Nantucket. Mass ; unless this be a. John of different ancestry, for his line wife l'atimper m. (1) 1711, Ort Is, John Corp. Evidently her first hasband must have been either dead, or supposed so from long } absenen, unless possibly divorced. IV. Benjamim. First) live 1705, otr., belongs to IU. Boajamin.
GREENE (JOHN, Or NEWPORT). Al colman. I. John m. 1 (2) Sarah Parrott, of John, of Falmouth (now Port- land, Maine), 17%. He and wife Sarah derided her half ! share in a lot at Falmouth to Phineas Jones, in which it! is recited that she was daughter of John Parrott. His son John m. Mary Werden, of Jeremiah and Mary : (Clarke) Weeden. His son Witham mn. Mary Barker. of James and Mary (Cook) Barker.
as she sees bit. Also LlGo in silver money of New Eng- GRINNELL. 91 column. I. Daniel. (Page 211.) His. land in hands of Sir Edmund Andros, Thebiest son Wil- wife d. 1748. July 13. Add another child Priscilla, b. 1689. 1703 he bought land in Pochange, Saybrook, Ct. ! The part now called Westbrook, was his home. ) 1724 he was chosen deacon of Congregationalist Church at liam, now of Boston, You acres in the Broad Kill, Sussex county, Pennsylvania. 10 cows and 10 young cattle. To 2d son Edmund, about 1000 acres in Pennsylvania, G cows and 2 young cattle. To youngest son James about 1000 acres and & cows. To eldest daughter Sarah 500 acres and 6 cows. To youngest daughter Mary 555 acres and - 6 coW&
EDMONDS. 2d column. II. Sarah m. 1695. Feb. 11. Daniel Hlicks, of Daniel and Rebecca (Hanmer) Hicks. Ile b. 1660; d. 1746, Mar 21. Children, 1. Saralı, 1700, May 30. 2, Joseph. 1702, Oct. S. 3, Hannah, 1705. Apr. 11. 4, Isaac, 1708, May 11. 5. Benjamin, 1711, Dec. 1 .. ELDRED. 2d column. II. Samuel. His daughter Mar- garet, b. 1683, Feb. 20.
STEN. 3d column. IV. Henry m. 1724, Feb. 6. Jemina
Salisbury, b. 1700, Sep. 23. of Samuel and Jemima (Mar- HARRIS (THOMAS). Ist column. 1630, Oct. 20, Richard : LANGWORTHY, 2d column. II. Andrew. In 1717 he tin) Salisbury.
Iles of Charlestown, Mass, who died at this date. left ; 20 s. each to cousins Thomas and William Harris. 2d column. I. Thomas. His widow d. 1718. Jan. 11. 3d column. II. Richard. His son Jonathan b. 1710, July 12.
HEAD. 2d colunin. I. Jonathan m. 1704. Dec. 7, Susanna Wilcox, of Daniel and Elizabeth (Cook) Wilcox. II. Henry m. 1700. June 20, Elizabeth Palmer, b. 1087. Nov. ! 1. Henry, 1709. Nov. T. 2. Abigail. 1710, Dec. 2₺ 3, ,
12, of William and Mary ( Richmond) Palmer. Children, LYNDON. 1st column. Josias, ' (Augustin1), 1699, Apr.
10 - proved 1609. Aug. 29, will of his father. Augustin Lyndon, shipwright, late of Boston in New England. now of parish of St. Paul's, Shotwell. Middlesex, England. To son Josias estate in Boston, and also mentions grand- son Samuel.
Martha. 4. Deborah, 1714.
MAXSON. Ist column. Family tradition says that he and his son Richard were killed by Indians at Throgg's Neck, afterwards Maxson's Point. ad column. V. Jona- than. His widow b. 1678; d. 1777: m. (2) 1799. Dec. 4: Richard Dake, m. (3) 1750, June 24, Timothy PeckhanL
MOTT (ADAM). Sd column. VII. Bethiah m. Josiah Abbott. Children. 1, Abigail.
MOWRY. 1st column. Under date 1069, May 6. read ap- proved by Assembly, not opposed. add column. XI. Martha. Children. 1. Benjamin. 1719, Sep. 9. 2. Elias. 1722. Sep. 21. 3. Marv, 1724. July 9. 4. Esther, 1728. Der. 25. 5. Rufus, 17:30, May 11. 6. Anue, 17:2, Jan. 21. 7, Martha. 1735, Mar. 1.
NILES. 2d column. I. Samuel m. (1) 1701. May 29. Elizabeth Thatcher b. I. Mar. 7: d. 1716, Feb 10. Mf Peter and Theadora (Oxenbruige) Thatcher. Children. 1, Elizabeth, 1700, May 16. 2. Sarah, 170s, May 20. . Samuel, 1713. May 14. 4, Mary. 1713, May 27. 5. Na- thaniel, 1716. Feb. 2. His gd wife ( Ans Cuddlington) d. 1722, Ort. 2. Children, 6. Elisha, 171s. June 8. 7. Susanna, 1719, July 30. 8, Elisha. 1719, July 30. This ad marriage was IM. Dec. 22. This wife b. Just. Feb. 2. of William and Alice ( Bradfordis Adamis. IV. Ebenezer. His a wife was daughter of John and Elizabeth | Rem- ington) Kenyon. Children, 4. Saudis. 5. Nathan. G. David. 7. Phiche. 8. (Daughter). 9. (Daughter). 10. Robert Ilazard.
1716, May 31, John Taylor, b. It04, Jan. 7; d. 1762, June, of John amd Abigail. Children, 1. Elizabeth, 1717. Jan. . PARODIE. 24 column. V. Martha. Frase & child. XII. Lydia. Add another child Priscilla b. In .. 5. 11. Ehzabeth in. 1719. Dec. 24, John Lunt. III. John. . His 4th child was Sarah. VI. Hannah m. 1723. Sep. 19. . PARKER Ist column. A George Parker, son of George. George Rense. b. 1709. Jan. 9: d. 1775, the 15. of James and Joanna ( Miller) Rauwe. Children, 1. Elizabeth, 1724,' Fr.b. 21. 4. Mrtev, 17:7. Jan. 13. 3, Sarah, figs, Jan. 1 14. 4. Jauna. 1734. May 31. 3. Lydia, 17:6, Apr. 2 ... 4. Mary, 1738, Mar. 3. 7, Rebecca, 1744, Jan. 17.
was Inptizent 1613, Mar. 13, in St. John's Church, Margate. Kent county, England. Sd column. II. Joseph, d. 124. Ort. IN: m. Manmaret. She d. 1.24, Jan. 6. Children. 1. Joseph, 1675, Juim ON. 2. Mary, 1677, Der. 1. 3, Na- thaniel, 1079, May 20. 4, l'eter. 1081, N.p. 8.
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5, Thomas, 6. Susanna. 7, Martha. III. Daniel Child- ren, 1. Robert. 2, Amey. 3, Mary. 4. Deliverance. 5. Daniel. 6. Reynolds. 7. Ilazard, 1750.
HARDING. 2d column. III. Abraham. Daughter Mercy b. 1483.
EVANS (RICHARD, OF PROVIDENCE). 2d column. II. ! Richard m. 1708. June 5. Sarah Hawkins, b. 1to5. Apr. 15. Children, 1. Sarah, 1709. May 2.
FRY. 3d column. VI. Hannah in. 1732, Jan. 6. John Holden of Charles and Catherine (Greene) Holden. Children, 1, Welthian. 1733, Dec. 24. 2. Charles. 1737. June 2. 3, Deliverance, 1738, Sep. 28, 4, Thomas, 1741, ! June 27.
Mary. 1711. Apr. 16. 4. Innocent, 1713. Mar. 13. 5 .: Lovet. 1714, Sep. 27. 6. Elizabeth. 1716. Mar. 21. 7 .! Benjamin. 1718, Sep. 17. 8. William. 1721, July 12 9. Deborah. 1725. Jan. 16. 10. Amey, 1727, May 15. III. . Benjamin. Children. 1. William, 1715. Jan. 13. V. Children. 1. Henry, 1708. May 14. 2. Alexander, 1710, July 21. 3. Elizabeth. 1712, June 26. 4. Amey, 1719. Oct. 8. 5, Benjamin, 1721, Nov. 22.
Mary m. William Cuthbert. 1707. Aug. 7. He d. 1747. MATHEWSON. 2d column. V. Thomas. Children, 3.
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born 1063. Mar. 7. 111. Wilham, d. fri00, ma. Mary, d. j 1690+. 1688, Feb. 20 Will-proved 1690, Sep. 4, at London, England, on cath of William Dyer, his son .- power reserved for relict Mary Dyer when she shonkl . come to ask for probate. Exs. son William and wife' Mary. Overseers friends John Hill and Samuel Grav for Pennsylvania, and Sir Edmund Andros, Governor. for Now . England. Will registered also in county of Mywex, Penn- . sylvania. To dear and well buloved wife Mary about ! 2000 acres in Pennsylvania, and two lots m fxwes begun to be built upon and improved, with personal estate for ! life and then to children. or as she sees hit. also land and. debts in New York. land and horses in Narragansett, rights inherited from father, Witham Dyer. dercased, upon Rhode Island, including Dyer Island. 20 acres at Reading, in New England and the islands called Clab -. board Islands in Casco Bay. for life, and then to children
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS-CONTINUED.
ARNOLD (THOMAS) 2d column. III. Susanna Children. 1. John, 165), May 20. 3. Jonathan, 1039, Now. 13. 3. Elizabeth. 4. David.
AUSTIN (ROBERT) 24 column. VIIL. Ezekiel Ifis son Ezekiel, h. 1757.
AYLSWORTHI, &d column. VI, Mary. Her husband John Greve, d. 1752.
BAILEY, 2d column. I. John, b 1673, d. 1736, Jan. 13. His wife, b. 1655, d. 1750, Frh. 13. They were buried in family burial ground, now iu Middletown. His daughter Ruth, & 1700, Jan. 27. He had another daughter, viz : Elizabeth. b. 1009. Jan. 23."
BARKER 24 column. VI. Peter. His 21 wife was more Likely. Susanna Peckhane (John'). If so, changes should be made in Barker, Peckham, Saunders and Wells pages.
BARNES (THOMAS). 2d column. HII. Sarah. Her husband, b. 1674, Jan. 20. d. 1755. Jul. 28, of samuel aud Hannah (Albee) Wight. Children, 1. Benjamin. 9. Jabez. 3. Sil- vanus. 4. Anne. 5. Sarah. 6. Samuel. IV. Elizabeth. Her husband was son of Richard and Elizabeth (Billington) Bullock.
BENNETT (ROBERT). 2d column. Joseph. He bad another child, Mary, who m. John Peckham of Little Compton, R. L. where his widow died after 1723.
BENNETT (SAMUEL). 2d column. III. Samuel. His Ist wife was daughter of Moses and Hannah ( ) Forman. BROWN (CUAD). 3d column. L Judah. His first child should be Judah, not Joseph.
BULL (HENRY). 3d column. IV. Ephraim. In will change son John to Ephnum, and have will read " to wife and her four abovesaid daughters the east end," &c. Children by 23 wife. 4. Ephraim, 1702, Apr. 18. 5. Hannab, 1:02, Apr. 18. 6. Amey, 1706.
BURDICK. 2d column. III. Hubbard. Children, 1. Hab-
. bard, 1716, Nov. 24. 2. Nathan, 1719, Feb. 19. 3. Jobn. 1721, May 19. L Ezekiel
. BUTTS. 2d column. I. Zaccheus. His widow, Sarah, was probably identical with Sarah Butts who m., 1712, John Cole, of Hugh and Mary ( Foxwell) Cole. He d. 1748. Jun. 25. She d. 1749. Both baried as Kickemnuit, near Warren, BL
CARD. 3d column. I. Job. m. (2) 1724, Aog. 27, Haunab Ball, of Ephraim and Hannah (Holway) Bull, b. 1702, April 18.
CARDER. 2d column. V. James. His wife d. 1740, Mar. 12. Children, L James, 1693. Mar. 26, d. 1689, May 30. 11. Son, 1694, Feb. 9, d. 1004, Feb. 28. IIL Daughter, 1095, Bept. 28, d. 1695, Oct. IV. Mary, 1697, Jan. 2. d. 1712, Jon 11. V. Daugliter, 1699, Jun. 30, d. 1699, Jul. 22. VL James, 1702, Sep. 20, d. 1704, May 1. VII. Sarah, 1705, May 14.
Sd column. IL Mary. Her husband d. 1724. Sep. 25. . Children, 1. Mary, 1700, Sep. 23. 2. Richard, 1702, Apr. 17. 8. Elizabeth, 1710, Ang. 22. 4. Thomas, 1713, Apr. 14. 5. Welthian, 1715, Feb. 19. L Sarah. Children born: 1. Mary, 1722, Jul. 16. 2. George, 1724, Jan. 15. 3. Abigail, 1726, Mar. 12. 4. Sarah, 1729, Sep. 15. 5 Penelope, 1:32. May 7. 6. Carder, 1734, Aug. 11. 7. Arnold, 1733, May 15. CARR (CALEB). 2d column. X. Sarah, bad also 4, Sarab, 1714 5. Elizabeth, 1716, Feb. 23. G. James, 1718, Dec. 31.
CARR (ROBERT). 2d column. I Caleb. He was a ship- wright. V. Esek. In will change Dosson to Ciosson. CASEY. 2d column. IIL Samual. 3d child, Elizabeth, 1720, ±.
CONGDON. 2d column. IL. Benjamin. Children, 1. Ben- jamin, 1702, Oct. 20. 2. Francis, 1703, Dec. 6. 3. Joe-ph, 1705, Feb. 15. 4. Joun, 1:0), Sep. 23. 5. Sarah, 1.08. Jun. 26. 6. William, 1711, Nov. 6. 7. James, 1713, May 15. 8. Elizabeth, 1715, Apr. 8. 9. Mary, 1718. Mar. 10. 10. Susannab, 1720, Feb. 7. 11. Stukeley, 1722, Dce. 11. IV. James. His 3d wife was daughter of Robert and Deborah (Peckham) Taylor.
COTTRELL. 2d column. 1. Nicholas, d. 1715. Erase his wife's name, death and parentage, and line following Children, 1. Nicholas. 2. John. 3. Elizabeth 4. Mary. 5. Dorothy. He served in the Narragansett war. 1715. Dec. 26, was date of inventory. Receipts were given to his son Nicholas, as follows : 1716, Jan. 11, brother John, for land; 1719, Jan. 5, sister Elizabeth Cottrell, CO : 1721, Apr. 4, mister Dorothy (with husband, Samuel Cour-lli, 50; 1723, Apr. 17, sister Mary ( with husband. Edward Larkin), £30. Erse lines commencing 1763. Jul. 24, and 1747, Ape. 23. UI. Gershom, m. IGTy, Feb. 13, Bethiah Wilcox.
CRANDALL. 2d column. VI. Jorepli. Children, 1. Joba. 2. Joseph. 3. Mary (m. Nathaniel Wells). 4 Deborah (m. 1700, Apr 13, George StillmanL 5. Tacy (m. 1717, Mar. 8. John Lewis, son of James). 6. Jane (m. 1718, Drc. 8. Cyres Richmond). 1X. Eber. Erase bis 3d wife's parent- age.
DERBY. 2d column. II. Elazer, m. Mary 1685. He hed moved to Oyster Bay, N. Y , by this date.
DYER. Ed culuma. II. Mary, d. 1763, Oct. 30. Her husband d. 1740, Nov. 21.
EASTON. il column. II. John. His Int wife was daughter of Peter and Lydia ( ) Gaunt
ENTEN. &d column. I. Mary, Her husband, b. 1681, d. 1741. Apr. 27, of SamtHi and Priscilla (Belcher) Owen. Children, 1. Thomas, 1707, Jal. 2. 2. Joseph. 3. Joba.
FIELD (THowas). IV. William, m. Mary Mathewson, of PENDLETON. Ist column. His 3d wife, b. 1630, Nov. 29. James and Hannah ( Field) Mathewson. V. Martha. Erim d 1720 +. entirely.
WEREARDY. 2d columa. I. Mary, d. 1722, +. Her hus- band d. 1720.
GORTON. 34 columun. IV. Samuel. His wife b. 1687. MAY 3
GRAY. 2d column. VII. Susannah. It is possible that she did not tuarry John Cole, as noted in Additions and Cor-
GREENE (JOHN, OF WARWICK) Ist column. Change 1643. Nov., to 1642. Oct 1.
24 column. I. John. In his will, change Green Hole to (rue llold. VII. Mary. Her husband d. 1698, Jun. 18. GREEN MAN. 34 column. I[. William, b. 1071, d. 1732, Jul. 30. Ilis widow d. 1733, Oct 99.
HARGILL. 1st column. Christopher, b. 1634, Jan. 25, d. 1719, Jun. 25. His wife was Jane.
Al column. L Barnabas, b. 1671. d. 1600, Oct. 19. II. C'aleb, b. 1674. d. 1704, Mar. 7. Children, 1. Christopher, 1696. 2. Barnabas, 1700, +.
HART (EDWARD). I'd column. II. Mary. Her 6th child Was Frances, not Thomas
IIICKS. 2d column. IIL Samuel. He had 1. Thomas, 1703. Feb 18. 2. Samuel, 1704. Aug. 15. VII. Elizabeth, b. 1690. Jan. 24. d. 1723, Mar. 13. Her husband (see Addi- tions and ('orrections) d. 1767, Oct. 4.
HULING. 2d column. L John. His son b. 1707. Nov. 13. HULL (JOSEPH). 2d column. III, Mary. Her husband d. 1677, Mar.
INMAN. 3d column. III. Francia, His 2d wife was dangh- ter of Jacob Bartlett.
IRISH. 2d column. VII. Jedediah. He had also a son Job ; and perhaps George and Jonathan.
KEECH. George Keech was of Newport, 1679; bought land | SHELDON (JOHN, OF PROVIDENCE). 2d column. L Timo- in Providence that year : was of Providence 16×7, and in 1712 and 1713 deeded land to sona Benjamin, John and Wil- | SMITH (CHRISTOPHER). 3d column. V. Christopher, d. 1758. (-) His widow d. 1758. +. 1759, Oct. 21. she joined thy, d. 1759 or later, in Johnston. in a deed with her son Benjamin and latter's wife Molly. liam, his wife Mury joining in some deeds. He was still of Providence, 1717. It was probably his daughter Mary who m. Pardon Tillingbast, Jr.
SMITH (JOHN, THE MILLER). 3d column. IX, Elisha. His last child b. 1723 not 1733. X. William. He had also a daughter Mary, who was lat wife of Abraham Winsor.
SMITH (JOHN, OF PRUDENCE ISLAND). 2d column. ILL Mercy, bad a son Emanuel, b. 1697, Apr. 4.
LONG. 2d column. III. Abigail, b. 1682, Jun. 20. d. 1774, SPRAGUE ( WILLIAM) 2d column. IV. Davidl. m. Jemima Ballou, of Peter and Barbara ( ) Ballou. VIIL Benja- min. d. 1788. Apr.
Apr. 29. She m. Jeremiah Pearce, of Giles and Elizabeth (Hall ) Pearce, b. 1673, Jan. 22, d. 1754. Apr. 25. Children, 1. Giles, 1701, Ang. 24. 2. Philip, 1703, Mar. 9. 3. Eliza- beth, 1:05, Feb. 6. 4. Susannah, 1708. Apr. 8. 5. Jere- miab, 1711, Feb. 18. 6. John, 1713, Mar. 9. 7. William, 1716, Aug. 18. 8. James, 1719, Oct. 30.
LOW. 2d column. Add V. Francis, d. 1685, Jul. 15, unmar- ried.
LYNDON. 3d column. I. Josias. His wife was daughter of Robert and Hannah (Hale) Carr; b. 1710, d. 1790, Miar. 14.
MATHEWSON. 2d column. V. Thomas. Change wife to Hartua Sheldon, b. 1687, May 3, d. 1787, Jul. 25, of Timo- thy and Sarah (Balcom) Sheldon. VIII. Mary (before IX. Daniel), d. 1729, +, m. William Field, b. 1882. Jun. 8, d. 1729. Nov. 1, of Thomas and Martha ( Harris) Field. Chil- cren, 1. Martha. 2. Joseph. 3. Nathan. 4 Mary. 5. SWEET. 2d column. IL James, d. 1093, Jun, 18.
William. 6. Thomas. 7. John, 1712. 8. Charles, 1714, TABER. 2d column. II. Lydia, m., 2d, 1718, Nov. 4, Sam- Feb. 6.
MOSHER. Ist column. He was a blacksmith.
2d column. V. James. By one account he had also Hary, 1708. James, 1711.
MOWRY. lat column. His wife was Mary Johnson, of John and Margery (
) Johnson. 1659, Oct. 12 Roger eldest daughter of John Johnson, late of Roxbury, in Saf- folk, in the Massichusetts Colony of New England, de- ceased." for £60 deeded to William Parkes, of Roxbury, that one-sixth part of the estate of said Johnson, devised to them by his will, dated 1659. Sep. 30.
3d column. li. Joseph. Will, 1718, Oct. 2; proved, 1718. Dec. 11. 1IL. Benjamin, m. Mary 1728. Jan. 12. A deed from them recorded.
MUMFORD (STEPIEN). 2d column. I. Stephen. He m., lat, 1697. Aug. 30, Mary Timberlake, of William and Mary ( ) Timberlake.
OLNEY. 3d column. II. William. 1722, Dee. 24. " Where- as my honored father, Thomas Olney, decreased, did some considerable time before, his death freely give unto Major William Smith, of Providence, storesaid, his grandson-in- law, who married his granddaughter, Mary Mayles." 10 acres ; the same was now confirwird. 1725, Sep. 2. . He dewind land to "cousin," John Whitman. II. Elizabeth. d. 1600, Nov. 2, m. John Saylem, b. 1654, Aug. 17, d. 1727, Aug. 2. of John and Mary ( Williame) Sayles. Children, 1. Mary, 1G3, May 30. 2 John, 1032, Jan. 13. 3. Richard, 1653, Oct. 24. 4. Daniel, 1097, Dec. 13. 5. Thomas, 1609. Feb. 9.
PECKHAM. 21 coluna. IX. Deborah. Eruss children and give the right ones frum Taylor page.
2d column, III. Hannah, m. 1697. Jan 13, John Bush. V. Joseph, d. 1206, Sep. 13. His &d wife war daughter of Wil- Ham and Rebecca (Avery) Potts. She m., 2d. Samuel Rogera VI. Falmond, Hin 5th child was Dorothy 1731 May 31. receipts were given by Hannah Britton that But toni, widow of James Brutton, of Duchton, Ms , Mary P'en dletno, Oliver and Rebecca Steward, and John and Punchy Jemison, VIII. Caleb. His wife was Elizabeth. His will should read to grandsons C'aleb and Joshun Wilout (unf Babcock). X. Eleanor. She d. 1713, (-) Her husband d. 1713. Children, 1. Sarah, 1710. =. XI. Dorothy. Change her husband's death to 1927, and erase all the children.
PERRY. 1et column. His widow d. 1725. -.
2d column. V. Benjamin. lie had a son Beujumia, and, perhaps three daughters.
RANDALL. (WILLIAM). 2d column. I. William, b. 1675, Sep 11. His wife, b. 1676, d. 1733, Sep. 12. His son Jona- than, b. 1706, and Henry, 1709.
RHODES. 3d column. III. Sarah, b. 1677. VIII. Waite. Her husband d. 1783, +, at Killingly, Ct. Children. 1. Abraham, 1731, Oct. 25. 2. Wait, 1736, Dec. 29. 3. Caleb, 1741, May 14.
HAWKINS ( WILLIAM). 3d column. IL. Edward. widow d. 1741 +. His ROBINSON. 2d column. VII. Mercy. Her husband d. 1739. Apr. 11. Add full date of birth of part of the children. 1. John, 1715. Jan. 3. 2. Christopher, 171 ;. Nov. 5. 3. Christopher, 1719, Nov. 8. 4. Mary, 1721, May 24.
ROGERS. 3d column. V. John. He had also a son Wil- liam, who d. 1747, and devised estate to his father.
SANDS. 2dl column V. Samuel. He m. (2) 1704, Nov. 9. Elizabeth Sessitt
SAYLES. 2d column. II. John. His wife was Elizabeth Olney, b. 166€, Jan. 31, of Thomas and Elizabeth (Miarsb) Olney.
SCOTT. 1st column. He drew bills on his brother Joseph Scott, in London, upholsterer.
STAFFORD. 34 column. II. Joseph, d. 1770, -. III. John, d. 1767. Erase name and date of his wife, and all the text concerning him. He m., 1st. Marbury Pince, b. 169-, May 5. of Thomas and Hannah (Cole) Place. He m., 24. 1:26, Jul. 22. Jerusha Westgate (wid. of Silvanus), b. 1690, Jan. 17, of Robert Davis. Children, 1. Jolin, 1727. 2. Jerysba, 1728. Aug. 24. 3. Anne, 1731, May 8. 4. Amer. IV. Frances. Children, 1. Benjamia, 1702, Oct. 20. 2 Frances, 1703, Dec. 6. 3. Joseph, 1705. Feb. 15. 4. Julin, 1700, Sep. 23. 5. Sarah, 1708, Jun. 26. G. William, 1711, Nov. 6. 7. James, 1713. May 15. 8. Elizabeth, 1715, Apr. 8. 9. Mary. 1718, Mar. 10. 10. Susananh, 1720 Feb. 7. 11. Stukeley, 1722, Dec. 11 VIII. Margaret, m. 1730, Mar. 16, Thomas Place, b. 1697, Nov. 2, of Thomas and Hannau (Cole) Place.
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TAYER. 1st column. He had an earlier wife, mother of the children.
TAYLOR. 2d column. VL Peter. His 2d wife b. 1701. Oct. 7, of John and Mary ( ) Wood. His daughter Merey, b. 1717, Feb. 24
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