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1 b. 1440 + / d. 1719. Nov. 20. i b.
Portsmouth, R. L. 1
1. Susanna, [G Ext. 31.
2. Mary, 1670. Dec. 9
3. John, 1673. Jul. 19.
4. Othniel, 1676, Jun. $
5. Benjamin, 1678. Feb 21. 6. 1.01. 1694. Dec. 16.
1714, Sep. 7. Will-proved 1719. Dec. 11. Ex. son John. To son John, all housing and Ind in ! Portsmouth, whereon I now dwell, and all lands at llog Island, he paying his mother Susanna, 51, į yearly for life, and paying his brother Lot. 05. To son Benjamin, a bible which he hath already. To son Othnel, biggest pewter basin at death of wife. To son Lot, biggest pewter platter at death of wile. To daughter Susanna Potter, wife of Thomas, my hell metal skillet. To daughter Mary Potter, my brass kettle. To son John, great chest, spit, and dripping pan. To wife Sussuna, rest of movables.
Inventory, £9, 14s., viz : apparel, £3, chicst, table, 3 chairs, 3 bedstends, &c.
II. ( PELEG,
m.
( ANNE SISSON,
5 b. 1642 ±
/ d. 1714 Jan. 13.
6 b.
1 J. 1713 +
of Richard & Mary (
Sissoo.
1667. Constable.
1672-73. Surveyor of Highways.
1677-78-70-83. Portsmouth. Town Council.
1680 -81-96. Deputy.
1713. Nov. 6. Will-proved 1;14. Feb. 8. Exx. wife Anne. Overseer, kinsman William Sanford.
To wife, dwelling house and a tiund of great orchard for life and my garden and fis yearly for life paid by son Job. To daughter Priscilla Tripp, $15 To daughter Strah Rogers, $15. To son Job, rest of land where I dwell, he paving rents and legacies and at death of wife he to have other land, grent scales, weights and bed. To son Peleg, 5s. To daughter-in-law Sarth Tripp, 1s. To daughter Mary Smith, 10s. To daughter Anne Rogers, 104., and land in Portsmouth. To daughter Mehitable Thurston, 104. To daughter Priscilla Tripp, feather bed, &c. To wife Anne, 14 acres. To son Richard land, in Dartmouth, he paying his mother £5, yearly. To wife Anne, rest of movable| estate, money, cattle, sheep, swine, household goods, &c. To overseer, 20a.
III. ( JOSEPIT.
i d. 1:18, Nov. 27.
m. 1667. Aug. 6. MERITABLE FISH, 5 b.
1669. Freeman.
1677, Oct. 2.
Member of Court of Trials.
1685. Dartmouth. Deputy.
1686-90. Selectman.
1713, Dec. 29. Will-proved 1:19. Jan. 6. Es. son Joseph. To wife Mehitable, £5, per year and | 11. Jabez, her diet and house room for life, with most of the movables in dwelling house. To son Pelez. 34. : 12. Marv, To son Ebenczer, £5. To son Abiel, E5. To son Daniel, £20. To daughter Alice Sherman, brass : 13. Daniel, chatiug dish. To daughter Mehitable Sherman, a Dutch pewter pot or flagon. To daughter Mary Wait, 10s. To grandson Joseph Tripp, son of Jonathan, £5. To son Joseph, all my home- stead, &c.
IV. [ MARY,
( b. 1646 ±
( d. 1716 +
Į m. (1)
( b. 1642, Jul. 14.
1 m. (2) 1683, Mar. 5
1 b.
of
Gatchell.
6. Gershom, 7. Saralı,
8. Inuocent,
(By 2d husband.)
9. Priscilla, 1683. Nov. 10.
10. Isabel, 1685, Oct 22.
. 1. Mary,
V. ( ELIZABETE,
§ b. 1648 ±
¿ d. 1:01 +
m. ( ZURIEL HALL,
1 b.
7 d. 1601 Sep. 5.
of William & Mary (
)
Hall.
4. Benjamin, 1092. Apr. 13.
1. William, 1672, Dec. 2. 2. Preserved, 1675. Any 29.
3. Abigail, 1677, Dec. 20.
4. Mary, 1670, Sep. 24.
5. Johu, 16:1. Jul. 2.
6. Deliverance1683. Jan. 3.
7. Alice. 1655, Jan. 14. 8. Elizabeth, 1697, Oct. 2.
9. Robert, 1090. Feb. 16.
1. Philip, 16;G, Jan. 16.
3. Sarab, 1677, Sep. 24
3. Alice, 1680, Jan. 12.
4. Samson, 1692. Jan. 28.
5. Abicl, 1044, Oct. 15.
6. Isabel, 1680 =
7. Job, 16×7. Nov. S.
1. Abicl, 1684, JUD. 2
VILL. ( ABIEL,
m. 1679 Jan. 30.
( b. 1653 ±
7 d. 1684, Sep. 10.
i b.
( DELIVERANCE HALL,
d. 1721.
of William & Mary (
)
Hall.
(She m. (2) Thomas Durfee.)
1678. Freeman.
1673, May 27.
Ile had car mark for sheep recorded.
1684, Sep. 0. Will-proved 1694. Oct. 1. Exx. wife Deliverance. To son Abicl, all real and
personal estate, at death of testator's wife, and at age of sixteen, he to have a cow, and ten siscep, which are to be improved till he is of age. To son, at age, a silver cup, set of silver buttons, pair of silver buttons for breeches, che-t marked with brass uails with letters I. T., and a feather bed.
IX. [JAMES, J b. 1050 ± Portsmouth, R. L., Dartinouth, Mass. (2d wife.)
&d. 1730, May 30.
1. John, 1665. Nov. 3.
m. (1) 1692, Jan. 19.
( b.
of George & Elizabeth (Hazard) Lawton.
3. Robert. 1691, MAY 13.
{ m. (2)
1 h.
of
5. Mary.
1700, Jan. 2.
(&l wile.)
6. Francis, 1.05. Jun. 3.
1678. Jun. 3. Hle had car mark for sheep recorded.
8. Thank ful, 1700. Mar 9.
1699. Dartmouth, Em-ign.
9. Stephen, 1710. Sep 3).
1703, Aug. 12. His marriage to his third wife took place at his house, though the bride's residence was | 10. Icilwej,
1713. Dec. 31.
Ucituate.
11. Israel,
1716, Mar 22.
1. Jolin, 1669. Jul. 6.
2. Thomas, 1670, Mar. 9%
3. Jonathan, 1671. Oct. 5.
5. Ebenezer, 16:3, Dec. 17.
6. James,
1677, Jan. 12.
7. Alice. 1679, Feb. 1.
8. Abic).
1681. Jan. 3.
9. Mehitable, 1683, Oct. 9. 10. Joseph,
1695, Aug. 24.
169 ;. NoF 3.
1689, Aux. 22
1691, Nor. 3.
1. William, 1603
2. Mary.
3. Elizabeth,
4. Richard.
5. Return.
JONATHAN GATCHELL, id.
5 b. 1650 ±
VI. ( ALICE,
1 d.
;m. 1671. Jan. 26.
6 b.
( WILLIAM HALL,
t d. 1693.
of William & Mary ( 1 Hall
VII. ISABEL,
m. 1675, Mar. 4.
[ b. 1051 ±
2 d. 1716 (-)
1 x 1642.
(SAUGOS SHERMAN,
(d. 1.18. Jun. 27.
of Philip & Sarab (Odding)
Sherman.
2. Elizabeth, 1687. Nov. 21.
MERCY LAWTON.
¿ d. 1685 (-)
4. James, 1604. Jul. 11.
LYDIA,
m. (3) 1703, Ang. 12. 1 h.
ELIZABETH CUDWORTH,
7 d. 1720 +
of
Cudworth.
I. Jolın.
2. Priscilla,
3. Sarah.
4. Job.
5. Peleg.
6. Mary,
7. Ann.
8. Mehitable,
9. Richard,
(MANY PAINK,
1 d 1716 + of John & Susanna ( 1 Anthony.
Dartmouth, Mass., Portsmouth, R. I.
J b. 1644
Portsmouth, R. I., Dartmouth, Mass.
of Thomas & Mary ( - Fish. 4. Peleg. 1673. Nov. 5.
GERSHOM WODELL.
7 d.
of William & Mary (
)
Wodell.
3. Zuriel, 1677.
3. Joanna,
Portsmouth, R. L.
7. Lydia, 1707. Apr. 20.
.
200
1717. Nov. 92. His daughter Mary was married to Daniel Goddard, and her mother Lydia Tripp is mentional as devenant.
1729. May 10. Will-proved 1230, Jul. 21. Ex son John. To wife Elizabeth, feather land, use of five cours and hope, the of housing, profit of half orchant, negro boy Toby, firewood, 95, vearly, and use of all household goods, while widow. To san Joan, great bible, ivory headed cane and great allver spoon. To daughter Elizabeth Mitchell, won Robert and son James, Je, cach. Toson Francis, certain land, he paving to sister Lydia, SiQ and to sisters Thankful Taylor and Isabel Tripp, each a like amount. To con Stephen. Stod, paid by brother John, and negro boy Taby, when his mother dies and a feather bed. To con Ispart, half of 100 acre Jot. To daughter Ishet Tripp, a w ather bed, gund cow, and 010. To Goour daughters Mary Goddard, Lydia Tripp, Thankful Tavior and Isabel Tripp, household goods at death of marriage of wife. To eldest son John, south half of 100 sere lot, other land and rest of movables. Inventory, E460, viz: apparel €11, 2 canes, bible, negro boy £100, 5 swine, poultry $4, 18s., 8 cows, heifer, pair of oxen, pair of steers, 3 yearlings, 2 calves, real estate €500, etc.
X. ( MARTIN,
6 b. 1658 ± ( d. 1:17 +
SANTEL SHERMAN, ( b. 1648. 2 d. 1717, Oct. 9. of Philip & Sarah (Odding) Sherman.
1. Sarah, 1683. Apr. 10.
9. Mary, 1683. Dec. 1.
3. Mchitable, 1645, May 8
4. Samuel, 1687, Jau. 12.
5. Othniel, 1680, Jan. 29.
6. John, 1696, Mar. 23.
7. Ebenezer,
1701, Oct. 10.
8. Martua,
9. Rebecca,
TURNER
LAWRENCE,
b. 1 d.
i d.
Newport, R. I.
1656. Freeman.
1664. General Solicitor.
1680. Taxed £1, 13s. 10d.
1687. Overseer of the Poor.
1688.
Grand Jury.
169L.
Deputy.
1702, Mar. 4. Lands.
4 b.
d. 1709, Jul. 18.
b.
1 d.
mD. (2) ANN.
( b.
d. 1716 +
Providence, R. I.
He was a schoolmaster and also kept a public house.
1684, Jun. 11. He made a contract with William Hawkins for the schooling of Peregrine Gar- diner (the stepson of Hawkinst
1685, Jan. 27. He petitioned the town for a par- cel of land formerly granted for the use and benefit of a schoolmaster " which said order or grant was rend to une in the presence of severa! ! gentlemen that were the occasion of my settling at this town, who promised to be instrumental in the performance thereof." &c.
He desired that the land should be conferred on t him and his beirs "so long as he or any of them shall maintain that worthy art of learning."
1687. Sep. 14. He was forbidden to sell any strong drink by retail till bond was given according to Law.
1687. Dec. 14. Not appearing to take license, it! was ordered that he be suspended from keeping a victualling house or seiling ale, beer, liquor or other strong drink by retail, ou penalty by law provided.
1695. Constable.
1696, Jan. 27. He and others having requested : of the town to be accomunalated with a small spot of land for a school house, they were, granted a lot forty feet square if they would : buikl a school house in some considerable time.| 1709. Jul. 29. Administration was refused br widow Ann, who presented inventory of his estate, and one of the council. viz : Jonathan i Sprague, took administration the next mouth. | 1710, Dec. 11. His widow Ann was licensed to keep a public tunise and sell liquors, she paying 20g. for the privilege.
1711, Aug. 9. His son having arrived at age and enterel into pisy-sion of house and finds, and be anl the widow, and the two daughters Anne . sad Per-is, calling for their part of the muvables ! the which each one ba. now trecived, and sud | son William having given trends for debts that i may appear, the following division was re -. corded: To widow, Ette. i. t., and to cart! chill. S08. 2. 11d., making a total of E30G. 13. 1d.
1711, Aug. 19. An agreement was made between the widow Ann, and the heir William Turpin. She male over Ihr houw, land, catte. &c. lo; bin, and he agreed with his mother-m law ! (i a. stepmother), bis deceased lathers wylow,
I. ( WILLIAM, m.
i d. 1744, Mar. 15.
( CATHARINE JENCKES, [ b. 1694.
( d. 1782. of Joseph & Martha (Brown) Jenckes.
He was an innkeeper.
1711. Aug. 3. He was licensed to keep a house of entertainment at his residence.
7. Anne,
1712, May 6. Freeman.
8. Esther,
1717. Jul. 13. He sold two-thirds of a right of common to William Brooks, for £11, 68. 8d.
1722-23-29. Deputy.
1727. Town Council.
1727, Jul. 27. He was appointed by the town to repair the pound, stocks and whipping post. His son William died this year.
1736
1737-38-39-40-41-42-49-44. Town Treasurer.
1744. Mar. 12. Will-provedl 1744. Apr. 2. Ext. wife Catharine. To son John, lands on westerly side of the Seven Mile Line and rights in certain land held in partnership with brother Captain Nathaniel Jenckes, &c. To wife, full benefit of homestead and dwelling house till son Joseph is of age, an.i then she to release haif to him, retaining the other half while widow. and she also to have £500. To son Joseph, half of homestead at age and the other half at marriage or death of his mother, and to him also other lands. To daughters Elizabeth Smith, Martha Metcalf and Catharine Hopkins, each £5. To daughters Anne, Esther, Lydia and Mary, £105, each, at age. Toseven daughters rest of movabies.
Inventory, C3253, 13%, AL. viz: negro boy $60, negro woman and child £10. 3 horsekind, 15 head of cattle. 5 swine. carpenter's tools, 3 feather beds, spoons and other plate $30, 2s., hooks $3. 5s., piece of gold €2, 179 , copper money £4, 194. G/L, bonds $10, 174. 11d., 4 punch bowls, 2 warming pans, pewter, stock of guop goo Is, as backram, bro ul cloth, garlic, spice, indigo, mohair, 850) shoe nails, 1500 clap board nails, dc. Mention was made of the slaughter house and salt house.
1782. Jul 18. Administration on estate of widow Cithwrine Turpin was given to widow Elizabeth Allea.
II. ( ASSE,
1ª
III. [ PEPSIS,
[ m. ( 1)
6 b.
{ WILLIAM BROOKS,
1 d. 1727, Oct 19. of
Brooks.
| m. (2) 1234, Oct. 31. ( b.
JAMES KING,
¿ d. 1750, Nov. 19. of Clement & Elizabeth ( - King.
2. Elizabeth, 1715.
3. William, 1716,
4. Martha,
5. Catharine, 6. Joseph,
9. Lydia,
10. Mary,
TURPIN.
+ b. 1690.
Providence, R. I. 1. John,
j b.
Newport, R. I. | 1. Plebe.
I. ( LAWRENCE, m.
5 b. 1 d.
of
1690.
Freeman.
1723, Nov. 2₺ His daughter Phebe married James Coggeshall' (Joshuas, Joshua", John").
He was s proprietor in common
·
.
·
m. 1691. Feb. 23.
WILLIAM, m. (1)
-
·
١
310
to give her the use and command of s mom on the north side of the house for lite, together with a good bedstead. feather tail, boister, two pairs of sheets, pair of blankets, two good pil- lows, two pillow beenes, and a good coverlit, and to keep and maintain her in good and sufficient meat, drink and washing, with benefit of the fire! to go to and from it and abide by it, and make ose of it. He was also to pay her £10, within four years, in silver, $10, cich vear till mmid. If she had a physician it was to be at her own charge.
1715. Sep. 10. The wilow fcalling herself for- merly Anna Pratt) decided land to her grandson Job Beers, to be his when he came of are.
1716. Jan. 9. She gave receipt to stepson for the bed and £40.
TYLER
JOHN.
1 d. 1700.
I. ( LAZARGS, m.
4 b. 1 d.
1 b. 1 a.
of
of William & Dionis (
Havens.
Portsmouth, R. I.
1655. Jul. 8. He bought of Matthew Grinnell, a dwelling house and 13 acres.
1672, May 1. Freeman.
1697. Feb. 17. Will-proved 1.00. Apr. 10. Exs. friends Benjamin Hall and George Brownell. To son Lazarus and male heirs all right of lands at Misquamicut, and also Is., to said son Lazarus. To grandson William Tyler, all land in Portsmouth, to him and male heirs, 30 to remain in same of Tylers, (except 5 acres in possession of Benjamin Potter, but wife Sarah, to have benefit of house and isod whercon I dwell, for life, and as her decease to the said William Tyler. To daughter Miriam Tyler, use of about 5 acres for life, and then to grand- son William, and to Miriam also s feather bed, mare, &c. To daughter Tamar, wife of Robert Cook, 10s., and what sheep her husband bath in possession. To daughter Question, wife of John Inion, 10s., per year, and to daughter Friendship Tyler, 10s., per year, for their lives. to be paid by those who possess land where I dwell. To executors, rest of morables for the comfortable maintenance of my wife.
1718, Aug. 3. His widow Sarah Tyler, of Preston, Conn., deeded to, grandson Jolin Tyler, of East Greenwich, R. L., for love, &c., ail her interest in housing and lands in Portsmouth, of late husband.
UNDERWOOD.
HENRY,
( b.
6 b.
¿ d. 1710 +
Newport, R. L
His three first children were born at Newport. 1673. Jamestown. Freeman. He probably returned to Newport, sometime before his death.
1710. Jul. 19. His widow Jane, had a mainte- mance for life given ber by the will of her son- in-law John Weedca, who calls her his - loving mother-in-law."
I. ( HESET, USMARRIED,
f b. 1667, Nov. 31. ¿ d. 1733.
Newport, R. I.
1733, Nov. 23. He bought of Ted lemin Hall and wife Sarah, 40 acres at Jamestown, for £750.
§ b. 1669, Mar. 17.
1. John, 1687, Nov. 9.
2. Sarabı, 1600, Apr. 23.
3. Jane, 1693, Mar. 1. 1696.
4. Daniel,
5. Hannah, 1699, Apr. 14.
1. William, 1694, Mar. 14.
3. Sarah, 1698, Sep. 7.
3. Thomas,
4. Daughter, 1703, Oct. 27. 5. Tamsen, 6. Henry, 1707, Nov. 29.
1705, Apr. 17. First Constable
1705-14. Town Sergeant.
1716, May 16. He and wife Sarah, bad a deed of an acre of land from Mercy Paine, of Jamestown. widow of Thomas Paine, for consideration " best known to self." The land was to be William Under- wood's for life, and to hus wite sarah, for life, if she survived bim, and while she remained his widow, and then to return to grantor.
1734, Jan. 6. Newport. He, calling himself Innboller, soll Teddeman Hull, of Jamestown, practi- tioner of physic, 40 acres there, being land that came to William, as beir at law of Henry U'nderwood, who died intestate and who had manie au indenture of said land (between Terideman Huil and wife Sarah and Henry Underwooh), the land having been sold to Henry, for £750, but money never paid.
IV. ( Joux. DI SARAR PECKOAX,
f b. 1673. Aug. 3. 4 d. 1737.
i b. d. 1737 (-) of Thomas
Peck lism.
1699, Apr. 19. First Constable.
1703. Freeman.
1714. Apr. 20. Viewer of highways.
1715-17-20-26. Deputy.
1737, Apr. 7. Administration to oldest surviving son Joseph.
Inventory. €1,464. 150, Gd, viz - wearing apparel, old books, feather beds, warming pan, 4 chever [ats, silver money and plate 171; oz. [3], [s., 64., mare, colt, 6 cowy, 112 sheep, 5 hogs, 2 turkeys, 3 gerse, negro Peter $120, bonds due from Joseph and Daniel Underwood, &c.
1739, Oct. 11. The will of his son George (provedl 1739, Nov. 7), mentions brothers Joseph, Philip, and Daniel, sister Mary, drerased, and nephew John, won of brother Philip and nieco Tamsen Pugh. He directe graves to be put tor hunself, his father and sister Mary.
1. William, 9. John, 3. Rebecca,
1718. Mar. 15. The will of William Tyler, of Bristol, (evidently son of Lazarus), which was proved | 1718, Apr. 14, names his brother Jolin, of Warwick, wife Rebecca, sister Rebecca Havens, wife of Robert Havens, and grandmother Sarab Havens.
1718, Aug. 2. He (Lazarus of Preston), deeded to son John Tyler, of East Greenwich, all right in housing and lands that my honoured father John Tyler, of Portsmouth, deceased, died possessed of. 1:19, Mar. 4. He, of Preston, and John Tyler, of East Greenwich, sold to Nathaniel Hall, 3 acres in Portsmouth, for £220.
1723, Mar. 14. John Tyler, of Voluntown, CL (evidently son of Lazarus) sold to Joseph Dennis, of Portsmouth, 6 acres in Portsmouth, for $60. At same date Miriam Tyler niias Bettys, of Portsmouth, daughter of late deceased John Tyler, of Portsmouth, deeded all Ler interest in above land for the payment of £13, by said Jolin Tyler, of Voluntown.
II. ( MIRIAM, j b.
1 b.
BETTYS,
d.
of
Bettys.
III. ( TAMAR,
m. 1678. Dec. 5. ib .
( ROBERT COOK, 1 d. of
Cook
IV. ( QUESTION, m.
{ b.
( JOHN INION, -
( b. 1 d.
of
Inion
i b.
V. ( FRIENDSHIP,
1 d.
Preston, Conn.
a
SARAH HAVENS,
5 b.
( d. 1719 +
-
.
Jamestown, R. I.
1. John, 1600. Feb. 23.
2. Joseph,
3. Daniel,
1701. Sep. M. 1703, Feb. 27.
4. Philip,
5. George,
6. Mary,
7. Tamsen,
IL ( JANE, ₹ m.
¿ d. 1736.
( JOHN WEEDEN, fb.
( d. 1710, Ang. 26. of William
Weeden.
{ h. 1671, May 24.
Jamestown, Newport, R. L.
III. ( WILLIAM,
mi.
( SARAH,
¿ d. 1744 (-) fb. t d. of
He was an Innholder.
jb. 3d.
§ b.
.
UNTHANK.
211
-
CHRISTOPHER,
7 d. 1690 +
m
SUSANNA,
16. ¿ d. 1680 +
Providence, Warwick, R. I.
[ THOMAS TOWNSEND,
1 d.
of John & Elizabeth (
Townsend.
1640, Jul. 27. Hle and thirty-eight others signed an agreement for a form of government,
1646, Sep. 21. He bought a house and lot of William Wickenden. 1648, Jun. 3. Warwick. His name was re- cunled as an inhabitant
1655. Freeman.
1671. Jul. 13. He sold to Joshui Winsor, of Providence, certain land there for a valuable sun.
1677, Sep. 1. He and wife Susanna, for lovr. &c., sold son-in-law Job Almy, certain land. (He calls himself of Portsmouth, but soon re- turned to Warwick.)
1680, Feb. 8. He and wife Susinna, sold to Joseph Carder, two 6acre lots for 229, with im- provements, only reserving land where some relations are buried with liberty to entomb therein.
UTTER
NICHOLAS m. (1)
b. 1 d. 1723.
5 b.
m. (2)
( b.
d. 1722 +
Kings Town, Westerly, R. L, Stonington, Ct.
1687, Sep. 6. Taxed 32., 212d.
1709. Jun. 28. He, with his sons Nicholas. Thomas and William, were concerned with others in the purchase of a tract called Shannock Purchase.
1711, Feb. 23. He bought of Samuel Tefft and twenty-one others two tracts of land in West- erly, one containing 296 acres and the other 156 acres.
1711, May 29. Westerly. He sold for £200, to his son Nicholas 286 acres on Pawcatuck river.
1729, May 5. Will-proved 1722, Aug. 17. Exs. Peter Crandall, John Maxson and John Richmond. To wife Elizabeth, a bed, small iron kettle, two smail iron pots, three pewter platters, two cows and £10, per year : ail in lieu of dower. To "my brethren the First ; Day Baptists at Groton or belonging to that meeting, £20, for the use of that meeting." To daughter-in-law Eleanor Randall, wife of Matthew, £10. To well beloved friend John Richmond, £3. To oldest son Jabez Utter, 1 one-seveall of rest of estate both real and | personal. To second son Thomas, two-sevenths. To sons Nicholas and William and daughter Millicent Yeomans, one-seventh, each. To children of daughter Samb Forman, the other seventh. The double share to son Thomas was given because of his care in looking after his father in his old age.
He desired that his daughter Millicent would give her share to one of her children as she might choose.
L. ( JABEZ, im. ( MART,
Sb.
1 d.
of
1717, Mar. He had a suit brought against him by Samuel Rogers of New London, the damage
being set at £6.
II. (THOMAS, 5b.
m.
1 d. 1736. b. id.
of
4. Benjamin,
1709. Nov. 24.
5. Thankful, 1717. May 9.
1:26. Administration on his estate was given to his son John Utter, of Preston, Ct. 1-
III. NICHOLAS,
& b. ia.
Kings Town, R. L.
-
1704. He had ear mark granted.
IV. ( MILLICENT,
5 b.
id.
m. 1603 ±
fb.
JOHN YEOMANS,
1 d.
of
Yeomans.
V. ( SARAE,
1 d. 1722 (-)
7. Millicent,
1707. Apr. I.
m.
-- FORMAN,
[ b.
1 d.
of
Forman.
9. Mary.
1711, Sep. 26.
10. Ebenezer,
1714. Jun. 2.
11. Mabel,
1719 ±
VI. ( WILLIAM, 6 b. 1679. 1 d. 1761, Jun.
im. 1205. Sep. 27.
6 b. 1682.
of Hugh & Abigail (Busecot)
Stone.
1709, Jun. 28. He was concerned in the Sbannock Purchase.
1711, Feb. 26. He bought 100 acres in Warwick, for £60, of Thomas Greene.
1716. Freeman.
1722. Jul 28. He bought of William and Patience Smith, of Kings Town, 25 acres in Warwick, for £12.
1723. Warwick. He went thence about this time.
1731, Ang. 17. He bought of Amos Stafford, 19 acres and 153 rods for £60.
1:33, Nov. 97. He bought of Josiah Arnold and Elizabeth, 56 acres with all the buildings, &c., for £350.
1735, Oct. 27. H+ dee led son Willivn, for love, &c., three lots of land in lower division south of place called "Jenk's wading place."
1746. He took administration on his son William Utter, Jr.'s, estate.
1750, Jun. 5. Will-provel 1761. Jun. 15. Exx. wife Aan. To wife all personal estate absolutely, and half the real estate for life. To son Zebulon, half the real estate and other half at death of wife, be paying legacies. To daughters Sarah, Ruth and Anne, $10, cach. To Barbara and Sarah, daughters of son William, decc.ised. 20s., each.
1761, Jun. 17. Will-provet 1762, Jun. 14. Willow Anna. Ex. son-in-law Amos Lockwood. To grandson William Reynolds, son of daughter Anne, E50. To wife of Zebulon Utter. £20. To daughter Ruth, $20. To grandI laughter Ann Reynolds, £20. To granddaughters Barbara and Sarah Utter: 20%., each. Tu son Zebulon, cash and farm tackling. To daughters Surah Lockwood and Ann Reynolds, rest of estite equally.
He and his wife, and othery of his family, were buried in the family burial ground, one and a half miles south uf Pawtuxct Bridge.
VAUGHAN (WILLIAM).
WILLIAX,
1 h.
1 d. 1677.
[of Jeremiah.
FRANCEI CLARKE,
· j b. (. ) J. 1677, Sep.
of Lewis
Latham.
Newport, R. L
1648, Oct. 12. He was one of the twelve tem- bere of First Baptist Church in full communion. He was ordained this year it is nard.
1675. FreeIRan.
1650. He and Them14 Baker and others separated from the First Baptist ('hurch and organized a new society, known as the Second
No issue.
.
9. Mary. 1674, Sep. 6.
10. Job, 1681. Mar. 3.
11. Anthony. 1633, Mar. 24
j b.
I. [ MARY.
id 1734 +
3. Christopher 1661. Jan. 20.
n. (1) JOB ALMT,
4 b.
of William & Audry (
Almy.
1667, Jau. 29.
DI. (2)
7 d. 1694. 6 b.
5. Audrey, 1609, Apr. 5.
6. Deborah, 14:1. Aug. 5.
7. Catharine, 1674. Jan. 22.
8. John, IGTG, JMD. 23.
--
1. William, 1664, Jau. 20.
& William, 1663, Nep. 5.
1. Sarah, 1707, Aug. 1.
2. William,
1:09.
3. Alice,
1711. Sep. 27.
4. Ruth,
5. Zebulon,
1724.
6. Anne,
1725, Oct. 28.
5 b.
Canterbury, Ct.
1. John, 1703. Jun. 39.
2. Thomas,
1705. Sep. 1.
3. Desire,
1707, Nov. 13,
4. Sarabı, 1700. 3Iar. 21.
5. Elisha, 1:02. Apr. 23.
fb.
6. Elizabeth,
1704, Aug. 21.
8. Elijah, 1710, Sep. 25.
Kings Town, Warwick, R. I.
ANNE STONE,
1 d. 1763.
1. Thomas, 1635, Mar. 38.
9. Joba,
1696 ±
3. Mabel, 1699, Feb. 25.
Stonington, Ct.
6. William,
1719. Nov. 8
ELIZABETH, (widow)
.
-
1
112
Baptist Church. The reasons therefor arr f thus stated. " Said persons conceived a preju- dice against panimenty and against the restraints that the litarty of prophesving was laid under and also against the doctrine of particular re- demption, and against the site of laying on of bands as a matter of indifference."
1656, Jan. 18. His wife entered into an agree- ment with her son Walter Clarke, through his guardians John Cranston and James Barker. 1 Her son was to have dwelling house where j. Mrs. Vaughan hyrd, garden, orchard, se .. which was his inheritance, but possession to be had by his mother till September 29th or till tobacco was cured. The house where Captain John Cranston lived was to be his, as appeared by deed. Mrs Vaughan was to pay all debts. and for that purpose had half of a house which she was to sell, and she also had certain land, the household goods, Sc., for herself and the rest of the children of Jeremiah Clarke, other than Walter.
1673, Nov. 8. Samuel Hubbard notes under this date: "This week two of Christ Church called Mr. Vahan departed : to wil John Turner and Jeremy Osborne, schoolmaster. Jord
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