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Newport, R. I.
1. William. 2. George, 3. Roger,
1. Sarab, 2. Richard,
270
RICHARD,
id.
( b.
-
( d. 1674 +
1635. Freeman
It In assumed that he was the father of John, Joseph, Job and James.
1664-63-66-67. Deputy.
1664. Mar, 1. He was fixed fed., for not appearing at eight of the clock as Deputy, but upon or- sideration as he and certain others were employed as a commission on the court's business iny then by have broken the laws, the court sees fit to remit the fine
1664. May 4. He was named as next to WH.jun Brenton, Deputy Governor, and next to three Assistants first named in case of inability of any of them to serve.
1885-66. Assistant
1697, Sep. 6. Kingy Town. Taxed la., AL
1705.
Administration to widow Martha.
. II. ( Josgru,
id. 1508 +
.
1b. * d. of
1671, May 2.
Freeman.
1674, Jul. 1.
He had the bounds of 60 acres recorded, being near land given Job Card and now
owned by bis mother.
1680.
Taxeil £1, 2%., 9d
1680, Mar. 16. He petitioned Assembly for remission of time of 20s .. for not attending court on a jury . two years before: " and he pleading illness and sickness at that time, this Assembly do remit Le
said Joseph Carl's fine." 1702, Mar. 4. He was one of the shareholders in Proprietors' lands.
1707. Jan. 23. He and other members of the Second Baptist Church received a deed from their ; pastor James Clarke of land and church building, which had been paid for by Mr. Clarke from cos- tributions of members of the church.
ПІ. ( Јов. 1 b.
+ d.
IV. ( JAMES,
( b. id.
1675.
Freeman. Taxed 5s.
1680.
CARDER.
RICHARD, m. (1)
§ b. 3 d. 1676 ±
Boston, Mass., Portsmouth, I [Warwick, R. I.
MARY,
f b. id. ( b. { d. 1691.
1636, May 25. Freeman.
1637, Nov. 20. He with others was ordered to deliver up all guns, pistols. swords, powder, shot, &c., the court declaring that " the opinions and . revelations of Mr. Wheelwright and Mrs. Hutchinson have seduced and Jed . loto dangerous errors miny of the people here in New England."
1638, Mar. 7. Portsmouth. Ile was one of the nineteen signers of following . compact: " We whose names are underwritten do here solemnly in the presence of Jehovah incorporate ourselves into a Bodie Politick, and as he shall Iselp will submit our persons, lives and estates unto our Lord Jesus Christ, the King of Kings, and Lord of Lords, and to all those perfect and most absolute laws of his, given us in his holy word of truth to be guided and judged thereby."
1634. Jun. 97. He was present at n general meeting of inhabitants. 1640, Feb. 19. He had 30 acres confirmed.
1641. Mar. 16. fr and three others were disfranchiseJ and their names can- celled trum the roll of freeman.
. 1612. M.u. 17. It was ordered that if he and four others came upon the istund anned, they should be disarmed and give surety tor good behavior. The wane year he an I others desiring to be re-united " are readily embraced by ;
1643. Jan. 12. Warwick. He and ten others bought of Miantonomi, for 144 fathoms of wampum, tract of land called Shawomet ( Warwick).
1GAB. Sep 12. He with others of Warwick wis notified to appwar at General Court at Boston to hear complaint of two fabian sachems, Portaban and Skconocra, as to "some unju-t and injurious de thing towird them by yourselves " The Warwick men declined to obey the summons, dreintthy ; that they were legal subjects of the King of England and beyond the limits of Massachusetts territory, to whom they would acknowledge no subjection. I Nokliers were you sent who besieged the settlers in a fortified house. In
I. ( SCBANNA,
id.
J b. 1637.
of Richard & Bethich (
)
Waterman
(2D WIFE.)
IL. [ JOHN,
( b. 1 d. 1700, Oct. 26.
1 m. (1) 1671, Dec. 1.
j b. 1654, Aug.
| m. (2)
+ b.
HANNAH,
{ d. 1700 + of
1678-06. Deputy.
1700. Sep. 13. Will-proved 1700, Nov. 23. Ex. son Jobn. Overseers, friend Benjamin Barton 122 brother Jaines Carder. To wife Hannah, on-third of movables. use of lower rooms of dweller house, buttery, cellar privilege, &c., and a third of meadows, pasture, and orchard, while wit. She to bring up two youngest children Sarah and Joseph. To son John, housing, homestead, Le_ half of right at Mashantatack and use of all lanus in Warwick, tiff my son William is twest. Hoe To son William, land near Rocky Point and half right at Mashantatack. To sons Richard ass Joseph, land at Natick and incadow at Tosunk, &c. To four sons, cqual privilege in contion Mics for wood, &c. To daughter Mary Greene, land and $7. To son Richard, E5. To sou William, 25. at age. To daughter Sarab, $10, at eighteen. To son Joseph, E5, at twenty-one.
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Newport, R. 1.}
1 b.
I. JouN,
fm. (1)
7 . 1703. 1 b.
{ MARTHA BRENTON.
7 .L. 1667 (-)
of William & Martha (Burten)
Brenton.
I m. ()
[ MARTHA,
+ J. 1703 +
of
Portsmouth, Kings Towo, K. 1 1
.
m. (2)
NATHANIEL WATERMAN, 1 d. 1712. Mar. 23.
Warwick, R. L
MARY HOLDEN, d. of Randall & Frances (Dungan) Holdes
.
CARD.
( h.
Newport, R. L
Newport, R. L
m. 1603, Mar. 14.
- .
CARD.
#71
Kings Town, K. I.
New Shoreham, Charlestown, R. I.
1. Job, 1690. Sep. 9.
I. (JOB,
, d. 1739.
1 b. 1GG8. Feb. 26.
of John & Margery (
Acres.
HASSAN, ; b. t d. 1731 + of
1683. New Shorcham. Licensed
170G.
Town Clerk.
1708-9.
Deputy.
The Will-proved 1739. Ex. son Job. He mentions wife Hannah, and alludes to agreement made with her before marriage. children named were son Job, daughters Rebecca Tosh, Murgery Foster, Sarah Shetfield, Martha Rathboue and Jane Sheffield, wife of Isaac. daughter Sarah had previously been married to a Rathbone. He inentions several grandcluldren.
ET. ( ANS,
m. 1701. Jul. 17.
j b. 1676, Sep. 10.
RICHARD SISSON,
¿ d. 1752.
of George & Sarah (Lawton)
Sisson.
4. Line, 1:06. Jul. ₮.
5. Richard, 1708. Feb. 35.
6. Job. 1:11, Oct 98.
7. Ann, 1714, Mar. 26.
8. John,
1716. Jan. 5.
9. Mary. 1717, Sep. 10.
10. Isaac, 1719. Oct. 25.
11. Elizabeth, 1723. Feb. 19.
1 b.
Newport, R. I.
1. Joseph, 1712, Oct. 5.
III. ( JOSEPH,
m. 1710, Jul. 13.
4 b.
( HOPE,
1 d. · of
1708, May 4. He, called " Joseph Card, Jr.," was admitted freeman.
IV. ( EDWARD, m. 1709. Jul. 24.
( b.
- CORT, 1 d. of
Cory.
1713. Freeman.
V. ( ELIZABETH,
5 b. id.
m. 1715. Jun. 15. ( OLIVER ARNOLD, j b.
d. of Caleb & Abigail (Wilbur)
Arnold.
VI. ( ELISHA,
m.
5 b.
1. John,
2. Mary."
REBECCA,
d.
of
4. Jane,
CARDER.
1. Bethiah. 1664 ±
3. Nath inici, 3. Richard,
4. Benjamin, 5. Anne,
I. ( Jons,
m.
4 b.
+ d. 1751. of
1706, Feb. 11. He and wife Elizabeth, and his brother William Carder, sold certain land for £55, to John Colvin, of Dartmouth.
1712. Jan. 31. Hc and wife Elizabeth sold John Wickes, 15 acres for £56.
1749, Aug. 9. Inventory, £305. Ta. Administration by John Carder.
1751, Dec. 2. . Inventory of Elizabeth C'ander, widow of John, £344, 17a., 6d., set forth by John Carder.
II. { MARY, m. ( RICHARD GREENE, i h. 1667, Mar. 5.
of Thomas &t Elizabeth (Barton)
Greene.
4. Elizabeth,
5. Welthian,
III. ( WILIJAM. ( b. .UKMAREIF D.
Id. 1707 ±
He was lost at «a.
1707. Aug. 2. Will-proved 1714, Ang. 29. Ex. brother Richard. He mentions that he was now residing at New London. To sister Mary Greene. of Warwick, 650. To brother Joseph. 55. To sister Sarah Carder, E5. To brother John Carder's children, viz : Elizabeth, Mary, Katharine and John, E5. rach. To children of sister Mary Greene, vix : Mary and Richard, Sos, and a ring to each. To children of brother Richard Carder, of New London, rest of estate, both real and personal.
1214. sep. 21. Inventory, 921, 7%, 6d., including C17, 18. G.t., due from Mary Carder, widow of James.
1718. Jan. 12. Administration on his estate was given to brother-in-law Richard Greene, it being declared that William Carder had gone to sen some ton of eleven years since, and had not been board from nor had the excenter appointed in William Carder's will been heard from in some time, and C' plain James Cardor who Lad been appointed administrator of William's patate having also died.
Warwick, R. L.
1. Elizabetlı, 2. Mary, 3. Katharine, 4. John,
1. Mary. 2. Richard.
3. Thomas,
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New London, CL.
.
1731.
5 b.
1. George, 1702, Mar. 30.
2. Saralı, 1703, Oct. 1.
3. Josephı, 1705. Jan. 97.
2. Rebecca, 1691, May 4.
3. Martha, 1609. Apr. 6.
4. Margery, 1201, F.b. 19. 5. June. 1:03. Sep. 18.
6. Sarah, 1705, Aug. 9.
(2d wife, no issue.)
His
2. Phebe, 1714, May 6. 3 Richard, 1717, Jan. 11.
5 b. d.
Newport, R. I.
1. Oliver, 1719, May 26. 2. Abigail, 1721. Dec 21. 3. William. 1723, Feb. 4.
4. Elizabeth,
6 b.
8. Elizabeth,
.
I. ( JouN,
ـار
id
1687. Sep. 6.
Taxed 1s.
6 b.
| m. (1) 1689. Nov.
MARTHA ACRES,
m. (2)
J b. 1673. Mar. 6
7 1. 1749.
- ELIZABETII,
--
a partey It was now sanl, " that they held blasphemous errors which they mind repent of,"-or go to Boston for trial, and they were soou carried thence.
1843, Nov. 3. Having been brought with others before the court, charged with beresy and sedition, they were sentenced to be contined during the pleasure of the court, and should they break jnil or porach their herestes, or speak against church of state, on conviction they should die. He was sent to prison at Roxbury.
1611, .M ur. He was released from prison but banished from both Warwick and Massachusetts.
1614. Apr. 19. He was one of the witnesses to the " voluntary and free sub- mission of the Chief Sachem and the rest of the Princes, with the whole of the Nanhigansette, unto the government and protection of That Honorable State of Old England." The paper was signed by Pessicas, Chiet Sachem, and successor to late deceased Miantonomi. "that ancient Canonicus protector of late deceased Mantonomi during his nonage, Mixan, son and heir of Canonicus and two of the chief counsellors of Pessicus.
1655. Freeman.
1650-60-63. Commissioner.
1664-35-00. Deputy.
14G6. Assistant, but refused engagement.
1675, Nov. 29. Will-It was pro!ably proved at Newport, where he died, having sought a refuge there during King Philip's war.
1683. Jul. Will-proved 1691, Apr. 3. Widow Marv, of Warwick. Ex." son James. She siludes to having considerable estate from will of deceased husband Richard Carder (bearing the date of 1675, Nov. 29). To son James, dwelling house and land belonging thereto, purchased in my name since date of will of husband, and all her interest in saw mill, all household goods not otherwise bequeatued, all working cattle, and hvit of other chattels. To son Joseph, feather bed, iron por, formerly promised him and half of sock of chattels. To daughter Mary Rhodes, widow, all wearing apparel and 20%. To son John. 404. To daughter Sarah Gorton, 40s. To daughter- In-law (i. e. stepdaughter) Susanna Waterman, 40s. To Cuarles Holden, a year old beast at twenty-one.
III. ( MARY,
m. 1675, May 27.
( MALACHI RHODES,
f b.
i d. 1693, Jan. 22.
5 b.
1 d. 1682.
of Zachariah & Joanna (Araold)
Rhodes
IV. { SARAR,
5 b.
1 d. 1724, Aug. 1.
i b.
mı. 1672. Dec. 5.
BENJAMIN GORTON,
? d. 1699, Dec. 25.
of Samuel & Elizabeth (
)
Gortoa.
V. ( JAMES,
nı.
(MARY WHIPPLE,
5 b. 1665, Mar. 4.
¿d. 1721 +
of Joun & Mary (Olney)
Whipple.
1678. Freeman.
1688. Constable.
1698-1701-7-8. Deputy. .
-
1708, Oct. 27. He and two others were appointed by Assembly to run the line between Rhode Island and Connecticut.
1707, Oct. 29. He was appointed one of the commissioners to settle with Massachusetts regarding northern boundary of Rhode Island.
He was appointed at same date (with John Mumford) to survey vacant lands in Narragansett.
1714. He was appointed administrator on estate of bis nephew William Curder, but died before distribution of the property could be made. His death was caused by drowning.
1719. His widow had £3, 16s., allowed for her husband's trouble in administering on estate of William Carder, which sum was to be deducted from £17, Is., 6d., due from her to estate of William Carder.
1791, Dec. 9. His widow made agreement with George Hazard, Jr., of Kings Town and his wife Sarah, daughter of said widow Mary, by which certain real estate of Captain James Carder, deceased, viz: the house where the widow lived, meadow, orchard, &c., should be hers for life in lieu of dower, and all other real estate should belong to George and Sarab.
VI. (JOSEPH,
5 b. 1659.
d. 1694, Mar. 14.
( b.
1 d.
of
.
CASE.
WILLIAM,
6 b.
1 d. 1678 (-)
6 b.
d. 1680 +
Newport, R. L.
-
m. MARY,
1655. Freeman.
1658, Jun. 23. He, calling himself William Case, Sr., sold Caleb Carr of New- port all his interest in Conanicut and Dutch Island.
1667-73-74-75. Deputy. 1671. Juryman.
1676, Oct. 18. His widow and executrix Mary Case, brought suit against Lawrence Turuer for non-performance of a bargain, aud obtained a judg- ment of £4.
1680. His widow Mary was taxed 54.
I. [ WILLIAM.
m. (1)
jb.
1 d. 1713.
§ b.
1 d.
of
1 b.
¿ d. 1736.
of
1713, Sep. 26. Will made by Town Council, he having died intestate. Exg. widow Abigail and son John. To son William, half of movable goods, cattle, &c., when of age. To son John, the other half of movables, both sons paying debts equally. To son William, the house and half of 61121 acres south of highway, and halt of undivided lands in East Greenwich. The widow relinquished all rights of thirds to her son-in-law (i. e. stepson John Case, in consideration that he had given up his right in above lauds to her son William.
Inventory, £69, 19s. 2d., viz: loom, 2 pair cards, 2 ypinning wheels, pewter, parcel of old books, money £3, 2 pair of oxca, 3 cows, 2 steers, heiter, horse, colt, 5 sheep, lamb, 15 swine, &c.
1729, Oct. 22. Will-proved 1736, Nov. 6. Widow Abigail. Ex. friend John Manchester. To three grandchildren Mary, Abigail and Margaret Case, children of son William, all estate equally, excepti to Margaret who had 20s. more than others. Inventory, £236, 2s. Gd., including a bond for £190.
IL. {JOSEPHI.
( d. 1741.
m.
(HANNAH SMITH,
( b.
1 d. 1712.
5 b. 1654.
Portsmouth, South Kingstown, R. L.
of John & Margaret (
)
Smith.
1680. Taxed 2s.
1687, Sep. 6. Kings Town. Taxed Se. Gd.
1703, Jul. 13.
He and others of Kings Town were appointed to lay out highway.
1722. Mar. 17. In a deposition he calls himself aged sixty-eight years.
1734, Feb 21. Will-collieit 1294. Jul 24 .- proved 1711, Jun. 8. Exs. soas Joseph and Emanuel. To son Joseph, is. he having het already has part. To grandson Witham Case, eldest son of Wil- liam, deceased, one-quarter of my whole farm [ bought of Ezekiel Bull, and the housing, h . paying his brothers and sisters, viz: to Fitward Case, Elizabeth York. Hannah Arnold, Sarah. Mary and! Margaret Come. 40a yearly for five years. He directs that a burying place three rods square, where; wife was buried, shall in feneed an I the same maintained by three sous and gratison Wilham. Tot son John, 54. To son Immanuel, rest of farm, and housing ant orchard. To three sous, wearing;
Warwick, R. L.
BETHLAH,
East Greenwich, R. L
m. (2)
ABIGAIL,
( b. 1655, May 2.
¿ d. 1714, Apr. 25.
Warwick, R. L
ـعـ
5
1
-
4
$75
New London, Ct.
1. Mary, 1700, Sep. : 9.
IV. ( RICHARD,
m. 1200. Jun.
[ b.
1 4. 1707 ±
(MARY RICHARDSON,
6 b.
1 d.
of
Richardson.
He was lost at sea.
1707, Ang. 2. He was appointed excentor of his brother William Carder's will, but like him went a voyage to sea, and in 1718 neither of them had been heard from for ten or eleven years.
V. ( SARAN,
5 b.
.
Warwick, R. I.
VI. ( JOSETE,
7 d. 1728. Jan. 24.
mn.
( ANS,
( h.
¿ d. 1729 +
of
1729. Feb. 9. Inventory, £195, 12s., 11d,, set forth by widow Ano. Among the items were shoemaker's tools, wheel, cards, books, cow, calf, 3 pigs, geese, hens, turkeys, &c.
. Real estate inventory included house and land £280, land at Natick £480, land at Tuscaunk, £13, &c. 1. Malachi,
2. Sıralı, 3. Mary.
1. Mary. 1678. Oct. 31.
2. Sarah.
S. Benjamin. 4. Samuel,
5. Alice,
6. Haplet.
1. Mary, 2. George,
8. Abigail,
4. Sarah,
5. Penelope, 6. Carder,
7. Arnold.
CASE.
East Greenwich, R. L 1. Mary,
1,20. Apr. 7.
I. ( JOHN, ₹ m. ( ABIGAIL FISH,
6b. d.
6 b.
¿d. of John & Joanna ( 1
Fish
4. John,
1721, Sep. 20. 1723, Apr. 23.
1757, Apr. 4.
His wife had a legacy of £50, from will of her father John Fish, of Dartmouth.
(2D WIFE.)
II. [ WILLIAM,
m. (1)
MARGARET,
m. (2) 1725. Jun. 17.
fb.
of
(2d wife.)
L. Frances, 1727. Jul. 17
FRANCES DAVIS, 1d.
of William & Frances ( -
Davis.
6. William,
1730, Feb. 14.
I. ( JOSEPH,
( b. 1678, Jul. 16.
1 d. 1739, Jan. 13.
South Kingstown, R. I.
1. Ann. 1704. Jan. 18.
2. Joseph,
1700, Dec. 17.
3. Mary,
1710, Aug. 20.
ELIZABETH MITCHELL.
( d. 1709 + of Elisha & Hannal ( )
Mitchell.
1712 Kings Town. Freenisn.
1733, Mar. 9. He brought suit against Robert Case, who also sued him.
1739 Jan. 11.
Will-proved, 17:0. Feb. 1. Ex son Joseph. To wife Elizabeth, one-third of estate real and personal, while widow, and Indian girl Moll till eighteen ithe use of dwelling house to be mn wife's thir.h. To son Joseph, $100. and silver cup. To seven children Ann Milleman, Mary Sheffiekl, wife of Jeremiah, Hannan Crandtill, wile of Joun, Elizabeth Herrick, wife of Timothy, Mitchell, Sanford and Alexander Case, two-thirds of personal. The seventh given And Milleman to remain in hands of executors for her three children, and the three-seventhe given three sons to be theirs at agr. To sand three sons, my homestead farm, and the house and lot of Aaron Milleman, and these three sons wo be put to a trade. To daughter Aun, the household goods in house she dweil in.
Inventory. Wearing apparel 221. Ga. ikt, pure, pocket book and cash £5. fis., 8 silver spoon# £10, 10a., bonds £278, 15s., negro man Pero £120, Dinah St10, man Bloger and boy James 510, yoke of oxen, 10 rows, 3 heiters, 2 calves, 6 two years, 3 yearlings, 4 borsekind, 65 sheep, 11 swie, 6 fowis, 13 gosse, guu, suilyards, Dutch wheel, old wheel, old lime kain, book, book debts E110, &c.
35
.
1
§ b. 1693, Apr. 16.
I. ( HASTAB,
II. ( MART,
5 b. 1693, Apr. 17.
2. Martha,
1720, Apr. 7
8. Jemima,
5. Sarah,
1726, Feb. 19,
East Greenwich, R. L.
1. Mary, 1715, Feb. 23.
3. Abigail, 1717, May 19.
8. Margaret, 1720, Feb. 20.
4. Elisha, 1712, Jun. 28. 5. Hannalt,
6. Elizabeth,
7. Mitchell,
1722, May 20.
M. Santord,
J. Alexander,
I. ( SARAH,
jb.
d. 1738 +
§ h. 1700, Oct. 9.
(GEORGE HAZARD.
d. 1738.
of George & Penelope (Arnold)
Hazard.
3. Rachel,
2. Lydia, 1702. Aug. 2. 1704, Sep. 4.
j b. 1686, Nov. 10.
1 b.
---- - ---
apparel. To son -in-law Henry Knowles, 34, his former wife haring received her portion. The daughter Hannah Brooks, los, a cow, half of pewter and a spinning wheel. To daughter Marcaret : Perkins, a cow, half of pwwter and a linen wheel. To son Fermuet, a bed. To each grandelid. a Boston shilling. To negro woman Arabella, her choice of master among my children. To con : John, a parcel of sheep. To children, rest of estate and negro girl Sarah. Hannah Brooky' part of. estate to be taken by soon John Case and son-in-law Abraham Perkins and delivered to her as noors ) sity require. The condicit gives Hannah Brooks' legacy to Margaret Perkins, for her to give Hannah i as she see cause, by reason Hannale's husband is a very extravagant man, de. Negro Arabella to be maintained if she grow impotent.
Inventory, 0:303, 134. 9d, viz : wearing apparet £10, 17, 2 bonds €72, 124, 28 !; oz. silver £37. 166. 1 3 pwt. 19 grains gold 23, 10s., 3 sheep, 3 cows, beifer, old spinning wheel, 2 oid small books £3, &c
III. ( JAMES,
m.
ANNA,
j b. id. 4 b. ì d. of
Portsmouth, Little Compton, R. L
He brought into Court a negro and was released from bonds.
1677, May 7.
1680 .*
Taxed 10s.
1682, Oct. 31. Little Compton. He and Thomas Butts were to be sent for to the next Court to give reason of their living and continuing at Puncatest without liberty first obtained to do so from the government of Plymouth Colony. 1699, Jan. 10. He and wife Auna sold 12 actes in Newport to Joseph Card for £40. . 1689, Jan. 2L He and wife Ann bought of Benjamin Church 40 acres at Little Compton.
CHAMPLIN.
JEYFERT, m.
b.
Newport, Westerly, R. I.
d. 1695 (-)
b.
1638 He and others were admitted inhabitants of the island of Aquidneck, having submitted themselves to the government that is or shall be established.
1639, Apr. 28. He harinz complained of a debt due to William Cowley and himself from Mr. Aspinwall, warrant was granted forth for attachment of the latter's shallop till both that debt and other actions of the case be satis- fied and discharged by him.
1640, Sep. 7. Freeman.
1640. He was granted 10 acres.
1655. Freeman.
1661. Westerly. He moved thence about this time.
1669, May 18. Freeman.
1671, May 17. He took oath of allegiance to Rhode Island.
1671, May 20. Fined 20a., for not attending jury.
1679, Sep. 17. He tous oath of allegiance.
The same year he was appointed with others to levy a rate of tax. 1680. Town Council
1680-81-82-83-84 Moderator of Town Meeting. 1691-93-83-84-85-96. Deputy.
1635, Dec. & He and others were appointed to survey highways.
L. ( JEFFERY, m.
5 b. 1632 ±
+ d. 1715 ±
Westerly, Kings Town, R. L
j b.
d.
of
1671, May 17. He was called to take oath of allegiance to Rhode Island but did not appear.
1679, Sep. 17. He took oath of allegiance.
1685.
He bought 600 acres in Kings Town of Anthony Low.
1697, Sep. 6. Kings Town. Taxed 14s., 10d. 1690. Captain.
· 1690, Sep. 16. He and three others were appointed by Assembly to proportion a tax for Kings Town. 1695, Dec. 6. He acknowledged that his brothers William and Christopher had full power to dispose of that house aod 100 acres which was iny deccase i father's, which lies in Westerly.
1696-98-99-1700-1-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15. Assistant.
Westerly, R. L.
IL ( WILLIAM,
m.
5 b. 1654.
1 d. 1715, Dec. 1.
MARY BABCOCK,
( b.
¿d. 1747.
of James & Saralı (
)
Babcock.
1679. His name was in a list of inhabitants of Westerly.
1679, Sep. 22.
Ile was appointed with others to levy a tas.
1681.
Freeman.
1681.
Town meeting was held at his house.
1684.
Juryman.
1684-85.
Town Council.
1687. Hle and auotber were chosen to present a petition to Sir Edmund Andros for & town
charter.
Ho and another were chosen to have charge of branding caule and horses.
1600.
Captain.
.
1690-91-76-99-09-1700-3-5-6-7-8-10-12. Deputy. 1693, Feb. 23. Ho bought of Gershom Cottrell, a quarter share of land, 100 acres bousing, &c .. for £'05.
1694, May 14. He sold 50 acres and housing to John Davis.
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.
1
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South Kingstown, R. I. | 1. William, .א .ק'8 ,1705
II. ( WILLIAM,
[ b. 1691, May 27.
1 J. 17228.
AL ELIZABETH STAFYORD. 1 4. 2 d. 1736, Aug. 21. of Joseph & Sarah (Holden)
Stafford.
3. FAlward, 1:0%. Feb. 17. 4. Hannah, 1713. Nov. 6.
(She m. (3) 1730, Jun. 37, Israel Arnold.)
1719
Kings Town. Freeman.
1728. Aug. 20. Inventory, CIFI, Ha. && Administration to widow Elizabeth. Wearing apparel and sword C7. Ja, woolen wheel, linen wheel, pewter, silver cup, riding horse, 2 mares, colt, come and other cattle, 80 sheep, 12 humbs. ? swine, &c.
1754. Jun. 14. Will-proved 1756. Sep. 29. Widow Elizabeth Arnold, of Providence. Ex. son Edward Case. To eldest son William Case. 5x. To son Edward Case, an equal share in estate with all my daughters, viz : Elizabeth York, Hannah Tourtellot, Sarah Moss, Mary Case, Margaret Field and Bathsheba Davis, Inventory, 5-08, Da. 11d.
III. ( MART, ( b. Tri-2, Dec. 9.
m.
(HENRY KNOWLES,
2 d. 1740, May 1.
of William & Alice (Fish)
j b. 1687. Jul 6.
IV. ( HANNAU, mı. BROOES, of
F 1 d. j b. 1690. Aug. 20. 1 d. 1752.
Brooks.
V. ( MARGARET, m. 1718. Jun. 20. ABRAHAM PERKINS, of
6 b.
d. 1745.
Perkins.
1 b. 1693. Nov. 20. { J. 1763.
West Greenwich, R. I. 1. John, 2. Daniel, 1721, May 18.
VI. ( Joux,
.גם
( b.
( ELIZABETH SUNDERLAND, ) d. 1787. of Daniel & Elizabeth (Sheldon)
1752, Sep. 8.
He and his brother Imanuel had legacies from the will of their sister Margaret Perkins.
1762, Dec. 20. Will-proved 1763. Apr. 50. Ex. son Joseph. To son Joseph, all real estate. To wife Elizabeth, a third of movable estate. To sons John, Daniel and Joseph, and daughters Hannah Case and Margaret Case, the other two-thirds of movable estate. To son , Daniel, ES00, old tenor. To grandson Nathaniel Case, one Spanish muled dollar.
1787. Jun. 15. Will-proved 1789. Oct 27. Widow Elizabeth. Ex. son John Case, Jr. She mentions sons Joseph and John Case, heirs ot son Daniel, deceased, daughter Margaret Godfrey, and heirs of daughter Hannah Case, and granddaughter Deborah Boss. To son John, she gives ail movables indoor and out
VIL ( EMANUEL,
§ b. 1699, Nov. 2.
d. 17.0.
2. Hannah, 1727, Nov. 12. m. HASNAR,
3. Mary, 1:30, Aug. 19. 4. Joseph, 1732, Jan. 27.
5. Penelope,
1.36. Jul. 27.
6. Emanuel,
1739, Now.8.
CHAMPLIN.
Kings Town, R. L. | 1. Emblem, 1702, Jan. 30.
I. ( JEFFERY,
1 m. (1)
1 d. 1718. ( b.
2. Jeffery, (2d wife.) 3. Thomas. 1709, Sep. 3.
{ m. (2)
J b.
of Robert & Mary (Brownell) Hazard. of (3d wife.) 1714, Jan. 11.
6. Hannab,
7. John, 1717, Feb. 12.
1717. Feb. 14. Will-proved 1718, Mar. 10. Exs. son Jeffery and kinsman Thomas Hazard. To sons Thomas and Stephen, all farm and housing in Point Judith, equally, the north part and balf of housing being for Thomas, and the other half to Stephen. To son Jeffery, half of farm on border of | Great Plain, viz : the farmi and house that my honoured father Inst possessed before his death, but the north ball and all the housing except a tireroot | reserved for wife till son John is of age. To son Joun, south half of said farm. To sons Jeffery and John, land in Westerly. To son William, land west side of Point Judith Pond. To daughter Emblem Champlin. £100. at eighteen and a feather bed, and to daughter Hannah like legacy. To wife Susanna, £100, and a feather bed. To sous Jeffery. Thomas, Stephen, William and John, rest of estate.
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