The genealogical dictionary of Rhode Island : comprising three generations of settlers who came before 1690 : with many families carried to thefourth generation, Part 9

Author: Austin, John Osborne, 1849-1918
Publication date: 1887
Publisher: Albany : J. Munsell's sons
Number of Pages: 930

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II. ( MARY,

[ b. 1674, Jan. 28.

1 d.

1680. Taxed 12. 5d.

1687-88. Grand Jury.

1694. He and wife Hannah, deeded land in East Greenwich (their residence being in Newport).

1696, Feb. 92. He bought land in Newport, of Nathaniel and Susanna Coddington.

BROWN, (BERIAH).

BERIAR,

§ b. d. 1717, Feb.

m. (1) 1685 ±

AB:GAIL PHENLY,

1 b.

Phenix.

m. (2)

1 b.

ELEANOR, ¿d. 1717 +

Kings Town, R. L

1687, Sep. 6. Taxed 3a. 10}d.

1725, Feb. 8. He bought of Alexander Huling and wife Elizabeth, 5094 acres for £152.

1758. Aug. 13. Will-proved 1759. He mentions wife Lydia, sons Beriah and Ebenezer, daughters Honour Hopkins, Abigail Phillips, Sarah Dolover and Mary Case, grandchildren Alexander Brown (son of Ebenezer), Alexander Hopkins, Mary and Sarah Phillips, Elisua Case (son of Mitcheil), Alex- auder Arnold, Honour Gardiner, Sarah Wuit, &c. He also mentions son-in-law Sanford Case.

II. ( CHARLES, m ELEANOR,

d. 1751.

i b.

d. 1751 + of

1710. Jun. 30. Kings Town. Hle had a deed from his grandmother, Abigail Phenix, of 130 acres, being homestead farm she had lately bought, and was to be bis at her death, shc being comfortably supported. She subsequently took a boud from bim for $500.

1717. Apr. 16. His grandmother released him from the bond.

1717, Jun. 18. He gave a receipt to his brother Alexander, for £10, 17a. d., in full for his part of father, Beriati Browo's estate, as shown in inventory. The legacy was paid in cattle, sheep and sun- dry other goods.

1751. Will-proved. He gives to his son John, the same land that the grandmother of testa- tor had deeded him.

ILI. ( MART. 6 b.

m, 1703, Mar. 18,

j b.

. d.

JOSEPH CARPENTER,

¿ d.

of Abiab

Carpenter.

4. Thomas

5. Martha,

IV. (SARAH,

id.

(2d WIFE, no Issue.)

2. Abigail, 1713, Nov. 15.

3. Beriah, 1715, Jan. 18.

4. Sarah,

-- , Jul. 7.

5. Ebenezer, -, Sep. 20.

6. Ano, -, Mar. 13.

7. Mary,

-, Jul. 8.

1718, Aug. 30. He was the eldest living son of Beriah Brown, deceased, as testified by Abigail Phenix, widow.

1719, Mar. 26. He exchanged certain land with Elisha Mitchell.

i b.

North Kingstown, R. I.

1. Alexander, 2. Charles, 3. John,

1710, Apr. 1. He deeded to son Alexander, cer- tain land in Kings Town, being part of home- stend farm.

1717. Feb. 20. He was buried during a snow storm.

1717. Administration to son Alexander.

1717. Mar. 13. His widow Eleanor, gave a re- ceipt to the administrator, and mentions what she bad when she married the father of said ad- ministrator, and now had received again.

I. [ ALEXANDER,

m. (1)

i J. 1758.

HONOUR HULING, + d.

m. (2) LYDIA,

+ d. 1758 + of

North Kingstown, R. L| 1. Honour, - Apr. 16.

5 b.

of Alexander & Elizabeth (Wightman)

Huling.

of Alexander & Abigail (Sewall)

1703, Jol. 12. He was appointed with others to lay out highways.

1709, May 27. He and five others had 792 acres of vacant lands in Narragansett, allotted to them, by the committee of the Assembly, who were authorized to make sales of same.

1. Joseph, 1704, Jan. 7.

3. Abigail,

1705, Oct. 2.

8. Anne, 1705, Oct.

§ b.

(SUNANNA,

4. Mary. 1237. Aug. 13. 5. Elizabeth, 1730. Jul. 0. 6. James, ITA, May 23. 7. Susanna,

I. { HANNAH,

¿d.

1 b. 1672, Jul 6

BROWN (HENRY).

HENRY,

5 b. 1625. 1 d. 1703. Feb. 20.

m. (1)

WAITK WATERMAN,

( b.

(DOROTHY.

1 d.

of Richard & Bethinh ( 1

Waterman.

m. (2) fof James. [ b.

HANNAH MATUEWSON, (w. , d. 1703 + of John Field.

Providence. R. I.

1687, Sep. 1. Taxed 2s. 6d.

· 1704, Dec. 6. He sold Hope Corp. certain land for $5.

1:33, Sep. 3. Administration to con Jeremiah, he being now of age, and widow Dorothy not baving sureties Inventory. £149. Ts., viz : yoke of oxen, yoke of steers, cow. beifer, cnlf. mare, 11 sheep, 4 hogs, 3 shonts, hay, leather bed, warming pan, 14 oz. silver money £10, 10s , woolen yarn, &c.

LI. ( PHEBE,

( b.

1. Wait,

1694. Apr. 21.

2. Phete, 1698, Dec. 16.

( THOMAS HARRIS,

¿d. 1741, Nov. 1. of Thomas & Elnathan (Tew) Harris.

4. Henry,

1661. Grand Jury.

1664-66-87. Town Treasurer.

1665. Feb. 19. He had lot 61 granted, in a divi- sion of lands.

1665-68-71-72-84. Deputy.

1669. Apr. 2. He and wife Waite, sold to Shad- rach Manton, 5 acres, dwelling house, &c.

1672-73. Assistant.

1679-80. Town Council.

He was born at New port, during King Philip's war.

1708-9-10-11-12. Town Council.

1709-12-23. Deputy.

1765, Oct. 30, Will-proved 1774, May 18. Exs, sons William and Richard. He calls himself of North Providence, but his will was probated at Providence. He also says that ne is very sged. To son Wil- liam, 5s. in silver and negro girl Anne, till forty, she then being freed, as also old negro woman Sylvia, who is not to be sold out of the family. ilis son William, had already received an estate by deed and " on whom another hereditary estate will devolve by my death." To grandson Jesse, son of Richard, 20 acres at Musket's Plain, west of Seven Mile Line, and GO acres at the Neck in Providence, joining on the east side of old homestead where I dweil. To Richard, also, negro girl Phillis till forty, and then freed, silver cup, feather bed, wearing apparel, carpenter's and coopers tools. To old negro woman Sylvia, her bed and bedding. To negro girl Sylvia, the younger, an absolute freedom from 1 any service, duty or slavery to any person whatsoever, without her own consent, her said freedom and i manumission to commence at my decease. To grandsou Dexter Brown, negro boy Peter till forty- tive, and then freed. To two sons, resique of real and personal estate, equally.

His son and namesake Richard, lived to even a greater age than his father, and celebrated his one hun- dredth year by inviting his friends to a dance, at which ne played on a violin for their amusement, as is declared.

IV. [ JOSEPDI, J b.

jm. (1)

i b.

› d. of John & Sarah ( -

Pray.

4. Anne.

| m. (2) 1723, Jun. 17,

5 b. 1708, Jan. 4.

of Valentine & Sarah (Bartlett)

Whitman.

6. Benjamin, 1717. Jan. 23.

7. Mary, 1718, Feb. 12.

8. Martha, 1721, Oct. 23.

1718. [Deputy.

9. Amey, 1723, Aug. 21.

10. Josepb,

1727, Feb. 13.

1720, Oct Attleboro. He and others of Attleboro, having praved they might be annexed to Rhode Hed wife.) Island. " supposing themselves to be part therent," it was voted by Assembly that a committee be em- 11 Phebe, powered at the charge of petitioners, to settle the line between this colony of Rhode Island), and said province from Pawtucket Falls, north, and that a letter be sent to the General Assembly of that prov- ince, moving them to appoint a committee on their part to join with ours, but if they refuse or neglect, then ont commissioners to run it themselves, it they sec cause, and that the case be sent home to Great Britain in order to be decided, provided petitioners 6rst pay [200 into the bands of persons ; appointed by this colony to be sent to England with the case, and that two substantial men of the pe- titioners be bound in sum of £2,000. for sum needed to satisfy whole charge of settling line.

1742, Aug. 12. Administration to Richard Brown, who had whole right by law. Inventory, pair of oxen, 4 cows, 4 heifers, steer, mare, + swine, wooleu wheel, gun, bedding, pewter, books, & silver spoons, 614 oz. silver money, &c.

(2d WIFE, no issue.)

BROWN (NICHOLAS).

NICHOLAS, m. (1)

b. 3 d. 1694.

m. (2) - [George. . b.

FRANCES PARKER, (w. of

1 d. 1669 +

Portsmouth, R. I. 1698. He was admitted an inhabitant of the island of Aquidreck.

1639. " Nicholas Browne, doth dismiss himself of the government hem"

1639. Apr. 30 He und twenty eight others signed i the following compact : " We, whose namey are | underwritten, do acknowledge ourselves the legal | subjects of his majesty, King Charles, and in bis Dame do hereby find ourselves into & civil ; body politicke, unto his laws, according to mat ! ters of justice."

1646, Feb. 4. He had 20 acres added to bis olber 20 acres adjoining it.

1655.

18H0.

Freeman. Taval ts. 42.

1604. Nov. 16. Will-proved 1604. Dec. 27. Ex. grandson Tobias. To eldest son Nicholas, Ss. To wm Abraham, Je. To daughter Jane Bah- onck, £10. To two granddaughters, Martha and i Jane Brown, daughters of son Witham, dierased, each £10. Tu grandson Tobias, son of Wilham, ; all my lands and house in Rhode Island, and all i Bent cattle, sheep, horsekind and hogy, carin, ! plows, corn, hay, jwwter, bruxs, iron, provision, apparel and bedding.

His sons may have gone to New Jersey.

I. ( NICHOLAS,

II. ( ABRAHAM,

1 b. ¿ d.

1. James,

HI. ( JANE,

1 d. 1719.

2. Sarab,

JAMES BABCOCK,

(d. 1098 ± of James & Sarah ( 1

Babcock.

4. Mary,

5. Hannah,

6. Elizabeth,

IV. ( WILLIAM,

5 b. 1 d.

1d.

1680. Taxed 4. 2d.

§ b.

1 d. 1727. Nov. 92.

(She m. (2) 1734, Sep. 23, Samuel Swan.)

1887. Ratable estate, cow, heifer, calf, 2 mares, colt, swine, meadow.

1653-53-54. Commissioner.

1654. Apr. 28. He and Arthur Fenner, were granted a share of meadow at Netunconkonit HIIl.

1655. Freeman.

1656 Constable.

1657, May 14. He was granted a small parcel south side of Ann Ifarris's lot in the Neck.

3. Jolın, 1700, Sep. 17. 1702, Oct. 5.

5. Thomas, 1704, Oct. 21. 8. Charles, 1703. 7. Gideon, 1714, Mor. 15.

8. Lydis,

1715, Jun. 9.

III. ( RICHARD,

5b. 1676 ¿d. 1774, Feb. 20.

Providence, North Providence, R. I.

1. Malachi, 1699, Feb. L

3. Mercy. 1703, Dec. 12.

3. William, 1705, Jun. 3

( MARY PRAY.

6 b.

d. 1765 (-)

of Jobn & Sarah (

Pray. 4. Richard,

1712. Feb. 28.

1680, Apr. 20. In giving testimony, at this date (as to s deed made by Joun Lippitt, in 1652), he calls himself aged fifty-five years.

1687. Ratable estate, 2 oxen, steer, 2 beifers, mare, colt, 2

1687, Sep. 1. Taxed &#.

1703, Feb. 17. He, having already made his will, commits the ordering of his affairs, &c., to son Richard, giving him power to act for him.

1698, Sep. 22. Will-proved 1:03, Mar. 10. Exx. wife Hannah. To son Henry, farm in Provi- dence, with house, &c., near Neutaconkopitt Hill, but if he die without issne. it is to go to son Joseph, and finally to son Richard, it Joseph die without issue. To daughter Phebe Harris. meadow on west side of Moshausick River and 8 acres upland. To son Richard, farm in Lo- quaseuck Woods of about 100 acres. To son Joseph, rights in certain land. To sons Richard and Joseph, lard in the Neck, and my home-i stead, dwelling house, &c., the western part of honse to Richard and the enstern part to Joseph, but wife Hannah to have Joseph's part for life, to dwell in. After a few special bequests to Richard and Joseph, all the rest of movables are left to them. To wife's daughter, Lydia Math- ewson, a heifer. To son Joseph, two steers. heifer and two calves. To wite, rest of cattle. for her and family while she remains in the house, and at her departure what remains to be for Richard and Josepil.

Inventory, £93, 3s., viz : 5 cows, 12 sheep, steer, 2 beifers, sow, 10 shouts, earthern and pewter ware, 4 spoons, 4 chairs, warming pan, &c , be- sides articles that wife HanDal brought to him, amounting to £8, 1s. The rooms mentioned were tire room, leanto bed-room and chamber.

1709, Jul. 28. Widow Hannah gave receipt for movable estate, cattle, &c., to Richard aud Jo- seph Brown, the two sous of late husband, to whom she had committed the office of executor, she being unacquainted with the duties.

Providence, R. I., Attleboro, Masa., Smithfield, R. I.

1. Abigail, 1704, Oct. 14

2. Deborah, 3. Sarab,

1706, Feb. 10.

1:09, Mar. 19. 1713, Jan.

5. Stephen. 1715, Mar. 3.

[ ABWAH WHITMAN. ? d.

He bore the title of Captain some years.

1729. Feb. 28.

12. Wait, 1730. Oct. - 17.

13. Amey, 1734, Dec. 17.

Portsmouth, R. L.

1. Martha, 2. Jane,

1677.

3. Tobias,

6 b. 1641.

3. Jane,

¿d. 1723. Aug. 20.

j b. 1605, Oct. 19.

Providence, R. L. , 1. Jeremiah,

I. ( HIRNET.

1 d. 1742, Jul. 20.

' SARAH PRAY,

1 d.

BROWNELL ..

THOMAS,

$ b.

1 d. 1665 ±

6 b.

( d. 1665 +

Portsmouth, R. I.

1647, Mar. 18. He was one of the witnesses to the will of John Walker.

1647, May 20. Water Bailey.

1655. Freeman.

1655-61-62-63. Commissioner. 1658, Apr. 4. He sold Thomas Law ton 85 acres. 1664. Deputy.

1665, Nov. 6. Ann Brownell, widow and execu- trix of Thomas Browcell, exchanged certain land with William Brenton. fulfilling a contract made by her husband, previous to bis decease.

| mi. (1)

JEREMIAH WAIT,

( d. 1677 (-)

of Thomas Walt.

|m. m

( h. 1650.

[ CHARLES DYER,

+ d. 1209, Miny 15.

of William & Mary ( ) Dy.r.

Portsmouth, R. I.

1. SuIsAnDa, 1576. Jan. 25.

2. Saralı, 11 .Jun. 14.

3. Mary, 1653. Dec. 8.

4. Martha, 1686. Feb. 18.

5. Thomas, 169. Jun. I.

6. Joseph, 1650. Dec. 5.

7. Waite, 1698, Oct. 3.

8. Stepher, 1005, Dec. 3.

1717. Apr. 17. Will-proved 1718, May 12. Exx. wife Susanna. To son Joseph, all housing and lands where I dwell, except lower room, and that at death of wife, To son Stephen, land in Ports- mouth, and all my new house or building thereon, except north end of house reserved for use of iny i sister. Martha Dyer, and my daughters susanna and Waite Browucil. To sons Joseph and Stephen. | land in Tiverton and Little Combien. To sou Joseph, a pair of oxen. To son Stephen, a pair of oxen and two cows. To daughter Susanna Browuell. $50. To daughter Sarah Borden. £30. To daughter Mary, wife of William Hall, 230. To daughter Martha, wife of Samuel Forman, 239. Tu daughter Waite Brownell, $50, a good feather bed. dec. To sister Martha Dyer, and my daughters Susauna and Waite Brownell, use of north end of new house while unmarried. To wife Susanas, the newest lower room in now dwelling house for lite, and the rest of movable estate to be at her disposal, she paring legacies.

Inventory, £961, 5s. 10d., viz : wearing apparel, silver money £344, 16s. 4d., plate £6, tables, chairs. wheel, loom, weaving gear, cider £1. 10 ... carpenter's tools, &c. £7, a horse, sheep 250, 2 oxen, 10 cows, 9 two year old, 3 yearlings, swine, getse, 7 beds, warming pan, &c.

V. ( WILLIAM, m. SARAH SMITON, ( b.

d. 1713.

d. 1715 + of William & Sarah (

Smiton.

1677.

Freeman.

1683, Jun. 9.

Little Compton. Surveyor of Highways.

1684. Constable.

1706, Dec 4. Dartmouth. He took administration on his son-in-law, Jonathan Tripp's estate, the widow Martha and her second husband, Samuel Hart, refusing.

1714. Nov. 6. Will-proved 1715, Aug. 1. Exx. wife Sarah. Overseers, friend Nathaniel Soule and son Smiton Brownell. To wife, produce of all my land in Little Compton, and all movables for life. excert a feather bed to daughter Alice. To son Siniton, all horsekind and cattle, left at wife's decex-e. and half household stuff. To son George, half household stuff. To son Smiton, all land in Little Compton at wife's decease. To four sons Thomas, William, Benjamin and Robert, 20s., equally. To three daughters Martha, Anne and Mary, 15s., equally.

Inventory, £G8, 5je., viz : 10 acres £7. cow, 5 heilers, pair of steers, 3 yearlings, 2 horsekind, 6 swine, 8 geese, 4 beds, warning pan. gun, sword, loum, cheesepress. j b.

VI. ( THOMAS, .גם ( MARY PEARCE,

(d. 1732, May 18.

( b. 1654, May 6.

d. 1736, May 4.

of Richard & Susanna (Wright)

Pearce.

1730 Will-proved 1732. Jun. 20. Exs. wife Mary und son Thomas. To wife, half of dwell- ing house and half of orchard, for life, use of all bills and bonds, or 40 per year instead, all my Degrees and half of chattels, for life, and use of all household goods. To son Thomas, £10 at decrase of wife. and confirmation of deed of gift formerly made, and like legacy to sons John, George and Jeremiah. To son Charles, all farming tools, and half of outdoor stock, $10 and confirmation of deed, he bringing his mother firewood, for hele, &c. To granddaughter Mary Carr, $100. two feallwer beds, trunk. &c., and at death of her grandmother, rest of household goods, but if said granddaughter die before eight- een, then five sons of testator to have.

Inventory, £1,807, 1#. 6d., viz : wearing apparel and sword £34. 14s. 6d., 5 beds, churn, pair of cards, loom, shoemaker's tools, silver money 14%. &d., English halt pence 211, 123. 5d. (at 2. apiece), money scales, tankard, boniis $1,052, 12%. Id., mare, pair of oxen, 6 cows, 4 young cattle, 26 sheep, 12 lamus, S calves, 23 guese, 11 swine, old negro man and woman ES, hives of bees, Sc.

1735, Jun. 9. Will-proved 1236. Nov. 19. Widow Mary. Ex. brother George Pearce. To sons Thomas, George. Jeremiah and Charles, la. each. To grandson Samuel, son of Charles, a feather bed. To brother George Pearce, a mare, he paying ES to my son John Brownell. To granddaughter Mary Carr, money, bills and bonus, &c.

Inventory, £173, 12s, 4d.

( h.

Portsmouth, Little Compton, R. I.

VII. ( ROBERT, m. MART,

7d. 1728, Jul. 22. 1 b. ¿ d. 1728 + of

1673. Freeman.

16-9, Jun. Little Compton. Selectman.

1050 Dre. 25. Ensign.

1000, Mar. 8. Lie aud wife Miary, sold his sister Martha Wait, of Portsmouth, 30 acres in Little Comp- ton. for £20.

1718, Jun. 29. Will-proved 1:23, Ang 90. Exx. wife Mary. Overseers, Thomas Brownell, Jr. and Joseph Wilbur, Jr. To son Thonms, land on west side of highway where I live, and 42 acres of other land. To son Benjamin, all housing and land where I live, east of highway, only wife to have one room in the house and income of ha'f the lands, with firewood provided by con Benjamin. To son Benjamin, half of all the work, he paying legacies, To three daughters Patience, Margaret and Ann, €10 cach, To daughter Mary's tirer children. £5 each. To grandson Wilbur, 23. To wite Mary, the other half of work, and all household goods for life, and at her death to be divided to daughters. Inventory, €25, 188. 64, viz: 2 bote, wearing apparel, bradsword, cher-epress, IN sheep, 11 lambs, pair of oxen, 2 cows, bult, heifer, 2 calves, colt, young horse, mare, 5 swine, churu, &c.

VIII. ( ANX ( b.

į d. 1747, Apr. 3.

JOURPU WILBUR,

1b.

{ J. 1729, May 4.

of William

Wilbur.

1. Thomas,

1600.

2. Georgr.

3. Stephen,

4. Martha,

5. Dang .: ter,

6. Kolært,

7. Jeremiah, 1675, Mar. 25 1676.

8. Mary,

9. Hanunh,

1. Mary. 1664. Feb. 12.

9. Sarah, 1467. Jan. 14.

3. Anne. 1669, Mar. 18.

4. Martha, 1671, Aug. S.

5. Susanna, 1674, Mar. 24

6. Patience,

1676, Mar. 4.

III. [ MARTHA,

4 b. 1643, May. ¿ d. 1744, Frb. 15.

IV. ( GEORGE, m. 1673. Dec. 4. I SUBANNA PEARCE,

1 b. 1659, Nov. 20.

id 1743, Dec. 2L

of Richard & Susanna (Wright)

Pearce.

1699-1702. Deputy.

1706-7-8-7:0-11. Assistant. 1708, Apr. He was appointed on the committee in regard to vacant lunds in Narragansett.

Portsmouth, Little Compton, R. I., Dartmouth, Mass.

1. Thorurs, 1674. Mar 25.

2. Sarab, 1675, Nov. 25. 3. MEartba, 1679, May 24. 4. Anue, Idee. Jun. 4. 5. William, 1052, Aug. 11. 6. Benjamin, 1684, Oct. 20.

7. Robert. 2688. Apr. 11.

8. Mary,

1691. Feb. 13.

9. Smiton,

1691. Feb. 13.

10. Geurge, 1693, Apr. 13.

11. Alice,

1095, Dec. 3.

1. Thomas, 1079. Feb. 16.

2. John. 1652, Feb. 21.

3. George, 1685. Jan. 19.

4. Jeremiah 1659, Oct. : 10.

3. Mary, 1692. Mar. 22.

G. Charles,

1694, Dec. 23

1. Thomas, 1087.

2. \one. 1690, Jaa. S. 3. Benjamin, 1697, Apr. 11. 4. Pauence,

5. Margaret, 6. Mary,

1. Martha, 1684, AUK. 30.

2. Aunc.

fre, May 4

3. William, 1088, Mar. 21 4. Josephı,

5. John, 1691, Dec. 15.

6. Thomas, 164, Jau. '14

7. Mary, 16:Ні, Jan. 4 8. Benjamin, 1600, Jun 20.

110. Abigull,

9. Stephen, 1701. Mar. 22. 170J, Aug 31.

I. ( MARY.

ROBERT HAZARD,

: b. 1639. 1 d. 1789. Jan. 13. 1 b. 1035. ¿ d. 1710 +

of Thomas & Martha ( 1 Hazard.

II. ( SARAI, fm. 168, Jun. 1. { GIDEON FREELOEN, 1 b.

6h. 1 4. 1670 Sep. 6.

7 d. 1720, Feb. 28.

of William & Mary ( 1 Freeborn.

No issue.

b. 1046.

. d. 1719. Apr. 20.

Little Compton, R. I.

ANN,

هـ مـ

BRYER.

1b. 1082, Jun. 19.

m. (1) 1672. Jna. 23,

1 b. 1411, Mar. 2.

MARY GOULD,

14. 1001. Jan. 9.

of Daniel at Wait (Coupeshill)

Gould.

m. (2) 102. Feb. 5. 1 b.

MARY PALMER,

Palmer.

Newport, R. I.

Ilis second wife was of Westchester, Pa.

§ b. 1604, Sep. 5.

ELI. ( JOSEFS.

d. 1711, Nov. 5.

1690.

Taxed 1&t.

1632. Sep. 5. Grand Jury. He and his first wife were buried in Clifton Burial Ground.

IV. ( MATTIER

V. (Jons.

( ELIZASETE

( b. 1703, Sep. 17. 2 4. [ b. 1 d.

1. Matthew, 2. Thomas. 3. Mary. 4. Sarılı. 5. Elizabeth.

1. Jonathan, 1724. Oct. 2. Joseph, 17BO. Nov. 1L 3. Jonathan, 1732, Dec. 5. .

BULGAR.

RICHARD,

5 b. 1603. (d. 16:9 +

I. (JOHN.

§ b. 1634. d.

LETTICE,

id.

Roxbury, Mass., Portsmouth, R. I. He was a bricklayer.

1631, May 18. Freeman.

1634, Apr. 20. Ile had his son John baptized.

1637, Nor. 20. He and others, of Roxbury, &c .. were ordered to deliver up all guns, pistols, swonls, powder, shor, &c., because "the coin- ions and revelations of Mr. Wheelwright and Mrs. Hutchinson. have seduced and led into dan- gerous errors many of the people here in New England." 1660-62-63. General Solicitor, 1666, Oct. 11. He sold Thomas Butts, 2 acres for a cow and 108. in wampum.

1670. Jan. 23 He and wife Lettice, sold John Simmons 2 acres, for £9.

1679. He was called seventy-one years

old.

BULL (ISAAC).

ISAAC, m. (1)

7 d. 1716. ( b.

I. ( JORN,

3 m.

( JLART.

1 d.

Jb.

m. (2) 1714, Mar. 2,

MARY WALLING,

2 d. 1724.

of James

Walling.

(She m. (2) 1719. Apr. 18, Joseph Cook. )

Providence, R. L.

m. i.v Nis. 24,

j b.

of David & Mary ( 1

Vaughan.

4. George,

1,09, Jul. 24

5. Mary, 1713. Jun. 12.

G. Charity, 1716. Jun. 20.

7. John, 1721. Jul. 9.

1. Mary, 1702. Sep. 2K.

III. ( MART

{ HENLY X:VET.

+ d. 1759, Sep. 23. of Nathaniel & Joanna (Inman)

Mowry.

4. Jeremialı, 1711. Apr. 7.

5. Saralı,

1717, Apr. 2.

6. Elisha,

7. Pucbe,

IV. ¡ ROSE.

2. Abialı,

1712, Nov. L

5 b.

I FRANCIS JYAN. . d. 1776, Feb. 11. of Edward & Elizabeth (Bennett)

Inman.

24 WIFE

V. ( HANSA8.

id.

1 h.

- PELLETS

id. of

Phillips.

1. Isaac. 170%. Jul. 22. 1710, Jun. 8.

1707, Jul. 15. He desired liberty to live in town, if he could get a house. His request was granted, if! be be no ws- trablesome to the town. The birds of his children, Isaac and John, were recorded at Jamestown. 5 b.

1. Elizabeth, 1701. Dec. 18.

II. ( ELIZABETZ.

¿ d.

2. David, 1704, Oct. 2R

3. Isaac, 1707, Mar. 31

JORS FACIEAT.

He was a carpenter.

1700, Aug. 2. He sold Stephen Siy 110 acres, for £35.

1713. Jun. 16 Taxed 6a.

1716. Jan. 5. Will-proved 1716. Apr. 17. Exx' wife Mary. To ber, all estate, both real and personal, for life. To sou John, 20%. To daughters Elizabeth Vattyhan, Mary Mowry and Rine Inman, 20%, esch. "To danghter Hannah Bull, after decease of wife, all the rest of e-late. but if she have no heirs, then equally to four grandchildren, viz : Isaac Bull. Ixixe Vanguan, Uriah Mowry and Aaron Inthan On back side of will, the declaration of Isase Ball was in sue- that he was in no way- indebted by his children for any service done for him by them, and that be bad made them an offer to look after him ! during his natural life, and then they should have bis estate after bim, but they had refusal. Inventory, ca-li £10, 15s. Ad., books £2. pewter, Carpenter's tools, cordwatter's seal, spinning wheel, gun, Lay, corn, osts, grine'stone, 2 heller, " yearlings, a swine, 9 sheep, mare, colt, &c. 1725. Jan. IN. Mary Cook, widow and executrix of Isaac Bull, having of late deceased mustat and left committed to her by former Instand, Irane Bull, to her care for his ciand, there fore it was ordered that Jome Walling. father of said deceased Mary Cook, take into lus procession all estate he can find left by Isaac Bull, for his child, Hanusb.

i b.

Jamestown, B. L. |

2. Jobn,

+ d.

( b.

I. ( FMIZASETE.

fb. 1678. Jul. 17. 2 d.

of Matthew & Sarah (Clayton)

Borden.

(21 WIFE )

1 b. 1002. Nov. 8.

11. ( MART.

1 d.

§ b. 1696, Ang. 23.

Newport, R. I.

1525.

F-ceman.

Sb. 161.

+ 4. 1204, May 31,

( b.

g. Uriah, 170, Aug. I.

3. Jonathan, 1708. Jun. L.

1. Aaron, 1700. Nov. 29.

5 b.

BURDICK.

( ROBERT, 1 d. 1692. m. 1655, Nov. 2, (RUTH HUBBARD, j b. 1640, Jan. 11. ¿ d. 1001 +

of Samuel & Tacy (Cooper) Newport, Westerly, IL. L.

1653. Nov. 19. Ile was baptized by Joseph Torrey.

1656. Freeman.

1661, Nov. 1. Westerly. He and Tobias Saund- ers, were arrested by Walter Palmer, constable, and soon after brought before Governor John Endicott, chargul with forcible cotry and in- trusion luto the bounds of Southertown, in the Pequot country. He acknowledged he was upon the xune land and built a atnall house there. They were committed to prison, both refusing to tind security for appearance at Geu- eral Court.

1682. May 23. In a letter from Rhode Island to Massachusetts, mention is made of the imprison- ment by the latter state of Robert Burdick aud Tobias Saunders, for not producing their deeds of Narragansett lands.

1660, May 19. His name was in a list of inbabi- tants of Westerly.

1671, May 17. He took oath of allegiance. 1675, Jul. He and his family came to New- port on account of the Indian war, returning to Westerly subsequently.

1679, Sep. 17. He took oath of allegiance. 1680-83-85. Deputy.

1683, Sep. 25. Samuel Hubbard, having returned to Newport, from a journey to Bye, &c., de- tailed some events of the trip. He says: "at Westerly, the first day after the Sabbath, brother Burdick buried a son," and among others there, I were grandson John Phillips, and Ruth bis wife, and Benjamin Burdick ; "a very great burial, above twenty hurses."

1691, May 17. He and wife Ruth, sold John Ma- coone 100 acres, for £10.

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The genealogical dictionary of Rhode Island : comprising three generations of settlers who came before 1690 : with many families carried to thefourth generation, Part 9

Author: Austin, John Osborne, 1849-1918 Publication date: 1887 Publisher: Albany : J. Munsell's sons Number of Pages: 930

Author: Austin, John Osborne, 1849-1918
Publication date: 1887
Publisher: Albany : J. Munsell's sons
Number of Pages: 930